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THE DAILY NEWS. -o-{ RIORDAN*. DAWSON ft GO., [PROPBIBTOBS. . OFFICE No. 14? EAST SA T. -o TEAMS- DAILY NEWS, one year.$6 00 DAILY NEWS, six months.3 00 DAILY >?EWS, threo months.2 00 TBI-WEEKLY NEWS, one y eur. 3 00 TM-WEEKLY NEWS, six mon the.2 00 PAYMENT invariably in advai oe. No paper sent unices tb* cash accompanies the Older, or for along? ar time tban paid for. THE BAILY NEWS will be served to subscribers in the city at 15 cents per week. AnvEiinsEMKNTS.-First insertion, ll cents a line; subsequent insertions, 10 cents a Une. Business Notices, 20 rents a lice. Marriage and Funeral No? ises, One Dollar each._ _* NKWS SUMMARY. -o -Gold closed in New York OB Saturday at 31J. -Cotton in New York dosed on Saturday at 294; 8a,es 1400 bales. -In Liverpool on Saturday cotton closed at ll?d for uplands and 12Jd for Orleans; 'sales 10,000 bales. -Over three hundred Cuban refugees are in New Orleans. -The Vatican Palaco at Rome contains thir? teen thousand chambers. _The velocipedes mania ia said to add to th* business of both burgeons and tailors. -Tho Sonate Committee on Foreign Affairs will report in favor of tho ratification of the Daricn Canal treaty. -It is said the most magnificent religious edifice and tho largest club-hoas* in New York belong to the Hebrews. _Velocipedes aro boginning to catch fits from medical men. They eloim that the vehi? cle causes abcesses and malformations. -Dalton, Ga., is said to be in a whirl of ex? citement in consequence of the discovery of a vast ?oat miue in John's - Mountain, a few miles from that place. -There ?san outbreak against Chinesolabor in Oregon, and a woollen factory company at OregoD Cuy aro thraatoned with dire calami? ties if they persist in hiring Chinese operatives. _The New York Times says that an able en? gineering officer, who waa chief of staff of one of the prominout generals of tho army of the Southern Confederacy, lefc this couutry for Cuba some time ago, to take a loading position in the command of tho Cuban revolutionary forces. -Bose ball matters are already lively at New York, and an exciting season is predicted next summer. Clubs are rapidly reorganizing, and tho sixty day rule will be adhered to this year, which allows lio player to take part in a match gamo unless ho has been a member of the com? peting club tor sixty days. -The Selma (alabama) Times says that Colonel B. M. Woolsey, superintendent of lands and immigration, has received probably the most extensivo order for lands ever sent to any agent in the United States. The order is colossal in its proportions, being for one mil? lion and forty thousand acres. -Mr. McPhorson, Clerk of the House of Representatives, bas made a roll-call for the 4th of March. After excluding representatives from Georgia and Louisiana, and several names whose seats are contested, the number foots up 137 Radicals and G7 Democrats, thus giving the Republicans more than two-thirds. Tho Democrats claim 71 members. -A Washington dispatch of Friday says : The Southern representatives bad a conference to-day. All t he States were represented. The affairs of the South ware generally discussed, and it was decided to draw up a document to present to General Giant setting- forth the condition of thiDgs, and also suggesting th jt the South have a member of the Cabinet. If General Grant accedes to the suggestion, an? other meeting will be called, and a Dame be selected to be presented to General Grant. -The Republican party of Georgia is now hopelessly split in twain. One faction is headed by Governor hi,Hock, who wants the State again kicked out of the Union, and the other is headed by the Atlanta Era. The Bullock wing bad a meeting at Atlanta on the night of the 15th, and resolved that "reconstruction was not complete in Georgia;" whereupon th* Era avers that "the meeting did not represent the sentiments of tho Republican party in Georgia," and protests against the proceedings of all such meetings. -The Californians aro dealing practically with the woman question, so far as labor is concerned. They have a Woman's Co-opera? tive Umon, which has boes in existence but six months, and baa already cleared $1000, having about $8000 in stock on hand. Their labot is directed to sowing-childrens' and la? dies' clothing, shirts, general needlework, &o. -and they have recoived three diplomas for their work from agricultural and mechanical State fairs. They give employment to over one hundred and sixty women. -The Supremo Court is proposed to be en? larged by having an addi io.ial Associate Justice- an add di t ion very necessary to lessen the labors <f the. court. Senator Trumbull's bill, just passed by the Senate, makes this ad? dition, and it further provides for nine Circuit Judges-one for each of the nine in .ioial die> iriots. These circuit Courts are tobe held "by the Justice of the Supreme Court allotted to the circuit, or by the circuit judge of the circuit, or by the district judge of the district, sitting alone, or by any two of them coming to? gether." -A lato letter from an Amorioan in Cuba contains this passage: ,<ck> mach alarm is felt here that Amerioans seldom go out in the evening, or even move about, exoept with great caution, at all times. Report says that there are somo two thousand five hundred Cubans confined in the 'Moro,' among whom are many of the best abd most respectable people of Havana. Thea > people aro often taken from their homes at night, carried to prison-that is, Moro Castle-and there locked up, without having their eases investigated in the least. Great fears are entertained that there will be a serious outbreak in Havana on the S2d of Feb? ruary, that being the day ?han the amnesty expires." -Under th? stimulus of the passage by < he -floase of Rapreaentativesof Mr. Sohenck's bill, solemnly pledging the faith of the United SUtes to th* payment or the national debt in coin, and of the almost assured concurrence of the Senate in the measure, five-twenties ad? vanced ls 4 Thursday to 81} in Loudon. The quotation being on the old valuation of H u to the pound sterling, is equal to 89} at the pre sont par of exchange in gold, or nearly 120 in currency. Th* prospect ia that by tho first of ' next May our six percent, bonds will ail sell n London at par in gold. When this tokes place, the problem of resuming speoie payments will bo greatly simplified, since it will be easy to fund our surplus greenbacks ia a long loan at a low rate of interest, sud payment of the reat Will not be domandod. -.The New York Commercial Advertiser says: "The spring business promises to open brisk? ly. The Southern merchants) sr? well repre? sented m town just now, and our dealers look fox an unusually activo demand from them fbi j spring, in oonseqoenee of the comparatively richer condition pf the Southern people, in the cotton States particularly. The last crop was all profit and there were no drawbacks of old debts, the business of last year being on a strictly cash principle, not only between our merchants and the South, but between tho Southern merchants and their home custom? ers. The yield in money from the crop now in process of exportation is not lesa than $250,000,000, the profits on which sum will come back to gratify the naturally luxurious taste of the South. The West is slower to maka her purchases." CHARLESTON MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1889. The Savannah ?nil Charleston Rail? road. Our readers throughout the low-country will be rejoiced to learn, by the advices from Columbia, whieh we publish this morning, that the Lower House of the Gen? eral Assembly, has passed without opposi? tion (and with a slight amendment, whieh will doubtless meet with the concurrence of the Senate) the measure which will give us speedy and direct communication by rail with the Forest City. Governor Scott, we understand, has expressed himself favora? bly te the bill, which will deubtless receive his prompt approval. We congratulate the people of the region between here and Sa? vannah, upon the prospeot for. an early restoration of the important transportation facilities of whieh they have been so long deprived. s ? Grant and the South. As tho day of inauguration draws near, the sayings of the President elect are becom? ing invested with an extraordinary degree of interest. On general polit ics he mani? fests his usual retioence ; but with regard to the reconstruction of the South, he has recent ly expressed very deoided views. To a gentleman with whom he was conversing on the subject, he said that in his opinion the States of North Carolina, Virginia and Alabama were the three best practically reconstructed of the entire ten. There was more observance of law and order and a better disposition existing between the black and white races and between the po? litical parties in these States than in any other. This, he declared, he knew from extensive and reliable information, and he had no doubt whatever if political incendi? arism was put at rest, the other seven States would very soon settle down to a model eondition of oivil order and harmony. He said it was the South, and almost the South alone, that filled his thoughts when he made use of the expression in his letter, .'Let us have peace." If the disorder and agitation in that aeotion could only be at onoe and forever disposed of, there were no fears to be apprehended for the rest of the country. The South had always been a source of anxiety to the nation ; but there was every prospect now that it would soon become as tranquil and prosperous as any ether aeotion of the Union. " When that time arrives," exclaimed the General, "the United States will be the strongest and happiest country on the globe." These re? marks of General Grant are well authenti? cated ; and it is further intimated he in? tends to offer at least one of the Cabinet positions to a Southern man. Important Movement in the Waat, There was a Railroad Convention at New? ark, Ohio, on Wednesday. The call for the convention inoluded representatives from West Virginia, the Carolinas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama. The purpose was to take steps that may lead ultimately to the construction of a road from Zanesville southeasterly to the Ohio River and thence to the seaboard at Nor? folk and Charleston, connecting with roads to Mobile. From Zanesville north two roads are suggested, one te Cleveland and one' to Toledo, and perhaps one to Sandus? ky. The object is to drew trade from the lakes to the Southern Atlantic seaports. The Cleveland Herald, in noting this convention, observes that " there is no rea? son why New York should for all time be the sole focus for the vast business of the West and Northwest that there now is, and which is to go on increasing for indefinite years to a volume in aise not now dreamed of. Philadelphia and Baltimore are mainly manufacturing cities as compared with New York, and can never approach New York in their foreign commerce. But there are harbors on our Southern coast that are equal to that of New York, and but for the inonbus of slavery, large cities would long ago have been built on their margins.'* We are glad to Bee the business interests of the great Northwest thus awaking to the im? portance of speedy and direot railway com? munication with the Southern seaboard. The Rlannfhetnre ot Cotton. The National Assosi.tion of Cotton Man? ufacturers and Planters has just issued a report, whieh contains some highly inter? esting information. It appears that the number ef eotton mills in the Northern States is at present 664, running 6 359,020 spindles, and consuming annually 885,962, 021 pounds of eotton ; while there are in the Sonthera States 86 mills, running 225, 068 spindles, and oonauming annually 81, 415,750 pounds of eetten. In the Northern mills each spindle is made to spin, on an average, 60 peunds ef cotton a year, while ia the Southern mills eaoh ene spin? 188 pounds, showing that a eoarser quality of goods is manufactured at the South. There ?re, altogether, nearly 100 fewer mills is operation new than there were in 1860 The total consumption of sefton fer manu? facturing purposes last year was 460,000, 000 pounds, whish, at tho usual estimate of 400 pounds to a halo, equals 1.126.000 bales, or nearly one-half the production of the United States. The total consumption In 1868, in Europe end the United States, was 2 094,106,000 pounds, against 1,976, 620,000 pounds in 1858, and 2.284,901,000 pounds in 1869, At the press?t relative pri?es of raw cotton and eotton cloth, there is no profit on the maaufaoture of the latter. NwfYrnfxe-A rt lol? JCT. The squabble in Congress over the new constitutional ROU,nd mont is over at last. On Friday the report of the Conference Committte on the amendment, recommend? ing te the Hoase of Representatives to re? cede from its amendment and agree to the Senate'? proposition, was adopted-yeas 143, nays 43. The proposed amendment, in the shape io which it will now go to the Legislatures of the several States for rati? fication or rejection, reads as follows : Be il resolved, &c, two-thirds of both Houses concurring, That the following amendment to the Constitution of the United States be sub? mitted to the Legislatures of the several States, and whoo ratified by throe-fourths thereof it shall be a part of said constitution. A HT IC LE XT. The right of the citizens of the United States to voto shall not bo denied or abridged hy th? United States, er hy any State, on ac? count of race, color, or previous condition of servitude. SEC. 2. The Congress shall have power to en? force this article by sppropriate legislation. UPants. WANTED, AOBnTS TO Btf.I.h TME AMERICAN KN! TIN? MM?HINE. Price S25. 1 he simplest, cheapest sad best Knit Hup Ma? chine ever invented Will knit 20,000 stitches per minute. Liberal inducements to agents. Addrens AM fe. KIO AN KNIllING MACHINE COMPANY, BOB on, Mass., er St. Louts, Mo. February 51_wfsal 8* WARTKD. A YO CN? MAV OK IO OR 18, to assist a gentleman Planting, near Orangeburg, 8. O. Compensaiion $150 per annum, and board and lod iring. Apply In own hand writing to A. B., at THIS OFFICE, stating address. 4* February 27 WANTED, BY A LADY ACCUSTOM? ED to write for tho press, employment on one or more Literary Papers or Magaeinop, ns a WEITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address Miss K. E. W., Postofflce, Charleston, 8. 0. October 8 AGENTS WANTMD.-$75 TO $800 PBS month, or a commission from wbicb twice that amount can be m.tde by celling thc latest im? proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY KB WINO MA? CHIN F ; price $18. For cironlars and terms, address C. BOWE 8 A- CO., No. 820 Routh Third-street, Philadelphia, Pa. 8mo December 5 WANTED, NUBSCR1BRUS VOR. ALL THE LEADING! MAOAZLVEB AND NEWS? PAPERS, at publisher's rates. OH A RLES O. RIGHTER, April 21 No. 161 King-street. Co tttnt. . TO lt rc ?NT, IN TH rc WESTERN PART of the city, near tho lino of s<reet cars, a suit of three ROOM-?, wita Storeroom kitchen, servant?' loom. Wood and coal hou e. Apply on the premises. No. ii8 viontague-otreet, to February 26 6 T. ORAN Qt Bi MONS. mo RENT, THAT LAROI? STORK, No. JL 08 Broad-street, lately occupied by Mr. Hiram Harris, with a long -tore m the rear, and the second story of ?tune building, recently fitted up for offices. ALSO, the RB^IDBNCE in ht. Philip-street, next but ono north of st. Patrick's Church. Apply to WM. H. DAWSON. Real Estate Agent, February 26 No. 65 Broad-street. mo RENT, THE STORE AND RH ST _L DENCE, corner of King and Lamboll-3t eats. Inquire ot P. O'DONNELL, on tho next Lot non ii ot the above._February 24 TO RENT, UNE ROOM, TO ONE Ott TWO gentlemen. Apply at Ho. 141 MAHKET STREIIT. Februaiy 23 pat anH /dunn. LOST, Ov BATl'KDAY AFTKItBO*?N, a L/tDY'S FUR C?PE, either in Calhoun fctrcet or fie, bel Church vard. A liberal reward will be given if lett at iHIS OFFICE, or at No. 118 CALHOUN-8TRKB f._March 1 LOST, ON YKSTKHBAY MORNING, betw -en the "Boys' Home," on Ashley-street, and Ferguson's Garden, on -pring-street, a FUR CAPE. A suitable reward will be elven if delivered at this Office, or No. 12 CHARLOTT/E-81'BEET. February 27 TEM DOLLARS RE WAI* D.-STOLEN or strayed from No. 2 Alexander-street, on '1 bursday. the 25th instant, a COW. with red rides and white heud, whbe along back and bell), short horns, turned to meet, read ears, lett split on top. Feoruarv 27 . 2* i0r Sale. FOR SALE. THREE FINK No, 1 MILCH GOWS, just after salving, and one fine Saddle and Draft PO.N LY, five year? old. Inquire at No. 62 STATK-alREBT. fm2?_February 26 FOR SALK AT A BARGAIN. AN EX? CELLENT PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, having a Patent Governor and Wat- r Gauge Ap? ply at No 273 EAST BAY. wea* side, between Went worth and Hasel st- oets. 2? February 27 STEAM EN OIN KS FOR ??ALE CHEAP, if applied tor immediately (1) One 12 horse Portable ENGINE (1) One 4-borso Portable Engine. ALCO. (1) One 8-horsespower ENGINE, in good condition. CAMBRON, BARKLEY & co., Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland-streets. Januar v 16 Copartnership lotice* JAW N OTIC K.~M IC* S RB. BREWSTER J Ac PRATT have this day associated Mr. J. E. BURKE wi.h them, in the practice of Law and I quity, which will be continued at No. 98 Broaa street, under the name of BREWSTER, BPRATT & BU. KE. O. R. BREWSTER. L. W. SP BATT. J. E. BURKE. March 1 m wi 13 COP %HTNEHSHIP NOTICE.-T II E undersigned' have formed a Copartnership un? der the firm of KNOX DALY & CO., for the purpose of carrying on the General uotlou and Commission Biixine.i-8. at No. 160 MEETlNG-nTKEET, corner of Wentworth* Jt?HN KNOX. BOW A KD DALY, (To reside in New York City.) WILLIAM KNOX Consignments solicited and prompt returns made. AU goods consigned to ui will be fully covered by insurance._February 23 LAW NOIICK_.THE UNDERSIGNED have this da> formed a Cop ir tuer .-hip tor t lie practice of LAW AND EQUI I Y in sumter and ad? joining Counties, and l i the United sta o * Courts for tlie District of South Carolina, under the name and style of RICHARDSON ? L\1 is le. JAMES S G. RICHARDSON. MN IGOMERY MOSES. Sumter, S. 0., Fob tu irv 8. l-ebruarv 0 "VTOTlOEi. -THE COP.UtTHKHHnipu'', jLi TWEEN EDMUND A. sOVDER, ARO BIB \LD GETTY AND hil PUEN T SOUDER. In the City of Philadelphia, was dissolved on he 26Mi De. ember 1868; ARutlTBALD G l i Y having withdrawn for tb- purpose of re-establishing himself in the SHIP INO AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in the Oily of Charleston, h. C. The firm of a. GFTTY Ai Co., in Char'o a ton, con slating of same partner?, ceased to exist on 31st December. 1S66, and ail parties mill indebted to said firm are requested to make imm?diate pa?m?ntto their ttirney, Mr. JOnN G BX IT. Feb nary 2T fl DISSOLUTION ?IF COPARTNERSHIP. The copartnership heretofore existing be t.,een E. H. KELL - BS M. O., and H. BABB. MD. under the style of E. H. Ki'LLBBS k CO., is beroi.y dissolved by i.utual eoneeut. Dr. H. BABB is nth rlsed to resolve debts due to Mie firm, and will pay the debt? du.< by it, B a K ii LL h RS, M. D. H. BA EB, t?. D, Oharlestcn, February 38, lfM9, THE UNDBK8IGNRD WILL CONTINUE THE Drusr Business at the late stand of K. H. KELLBR& Ac CO , No. 181 Meeting-street February 26 H BABB. _Clncatiiinl V mil H ?WK WEST FKMALB1 COL? X LleGK -This ls oas ot thc meet flourishing in ?Uta ilea? ta thc H tate. Pupila received at any ?tans ami oh^rged from the time of eoeiing. i m. le?, Including Latan and Preach, st per Bearding, 1* eluding Fuel and Washmg, $14 M per ?cat*. J: H. BONMKB. Baeesthar 14 ai th Sai o p, otdeut -^ZZZZ-j-_-;-,-, TH rc UNDHK ?1GN rc? MESPlfU TFUL LY lal trias his frisad? and tho nabllc general? ly that lu addition tc his Day -on col. he will tmtruot a few- pupils danag (hs after cen tn tho higher branches o* Mathe mal les. Via : Lrfcarl tues and Piala Trite ?maury, wt* rall and son la* rales also cn History aaa Uhroaology, hath a cleat and mod? em. P. c LaWKBVas. . February 20 fmw* No, 78 ??aaiaia-strect. SOLOMON'S Lumea. NO. I, A. F. JU. THE MONTO LY COMMUNICATION WILL BK held in Masonic Hall Tn? JiVENINO, the 1st instant, at Hevea o'el. ck. Members and Candidates for Drgroea will be nt rio th puno mal in attendaace, By order of the W. M W. A. WIL-ON. March 1 -1 Secretary. . I. O. I?. F. PALMETTO ENCAMPMENT, No. 1. THE R'GULAR MEKTINU OF TH I ?CAMP WILL bo heh! THIS EVENING, at Pevcn o'clock, at Odd Fellow's Hall, corner King and Liberty Btreets. By order O, P. BOBKBT C. bl ARR, ? ficiibe. Ma-ch I mhl.16 ap5.19 my3 17 je7,21 jyt.l 8 M. A. AND P. rt. S. V., Mo. 1. AN EXTRA MEETING OF THIS ASS CIATION will beheld at their hill, THIS (Monday)EVEN loa, Marah 1st, A lull attendance) ls requested, hy orelee Pro? kio nt. 1* March 1 PA liMKTTO STIL A AI FIRE ENGINE v- eo-vip.N?. THE REGULAR MONTH! Y MEETING OK YOUR Company will be held at your Hall, THIS (Mon? day) KVEN INO, isl instant, at noven o'clock precisely. By order of the P.esidani. ALI XANDBH DUNCAN, Mai eb I 1 Kerretary. ST. Aft DR K W'S KOtlHTY. THK RI GULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF TH H Focietv ?Ul bo held at the South Carolina Hall, TH?EVENING, at Hovea o'clock. Marah 1_WM. PAUL, Secretary. FELLOWSHIP HUCIHTY. THE ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTH ANNI VERSAR!" Meet in- will be hold at Masonic Kail, oo WEDNKSDAT. 10th instant at 12 M. An election tor Officers will take place bel wee.n tho hours of 12 and 8 e'cloclc. Ky orator. CAMPBELL DOUGLAS, March 1 mfw8 Secretary. MEDICiVb SOCIETY OF SOUTH CARO? LINA. THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING- OF TBIS Society will bo held THIS FVHNINO, at Seven o'clock. [Members are particularly requested to attend, aa ti>ere will he an election 1er Attending Physician aa* surgeon ot the Roper Hospital. MANNING Sin ON 8, X. D., March 1_1_Beorctary M. S. H. C. CHA SI Bj STOW M KC H A MU 8DC1ETY. AMONTHLY MEEI' NO OF THE CHARLES? TON Mechanic Society will be held at the Mason? Hall, 'J rai EVENING at Sevoa o'clock. JOSEPH ?07, bo.rotary O. M. P. Marchi HOMESTbAD BUILDING AND LtMN . ASSOCIA I ION. THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS ASSOCIA? TION will bo held THIS EVENTNO, 1st instant, at Maso'Uo i all, at seven o'cioak. Tho Treasurer will be at Bi? Office, No. 137 Meeting-street, during the day. to receive the dues from Stockholders, And at thc Hall in tho evening. JOSEPH WHILDEN, March 1 1 Treasurer. c Jnwanre. lt A F T S M E N ' S JLife Assurance Company OF NEW YORK Office t Park Un nit Building, Noa. 314 and 216 Broadway. CAPITAL..$2'10,000 COR ADAMS, President WILLIAM T. PHIPPst, vice-President. HENRY Ur LP KN, Secretary. . J. T. I.UMPHREY8, Agent for State of So,uh Oarolina, Omeo No. 27 Broad-street. J. S. BUIST, M. D., Medical Examiner. ?a-sUb-AG.!NT8 wanted throHgliout tho State. Apply by letter to J. T. HUMPHREYS, General Agent_m_December 7 INSUBE YOUR LIFE AND PROPERTY. LIFE IN THK CONNECTICUT MUTUAL, LIFE IN SVKANCE COMi-AW. OF BAB'fTOBD, CONNEOXIcnr. ASSETS and Surplus over.524,000,OBO DIVIBENDa havo averaged over 60 per cont, an? nually. RESPONSIBILITY.-For every $100 of LiabillHos, it has $154 of Assets. PREMIUMS.-Notes takea for nb per coat of same. NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIKE If?SUR ANCE COMI* A WY, OF BOOTON, MABBAOnrrSHTIfl. ASSETS over.?7.000,000 PREMIUMS.-Notes taken for 40 per cent, of same. DIVIDENDS paid annually on the Contribution plan. PROPERTY IN THK JETBA FlRK INSURANCE COM. PAN Y, HABTFOBB, CONNECTTCrUT. A 88HTS.$3,150,031 THK IIARTFORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, HABrTFOBD, OONHECKOVr. AS9&T8.M,?^V*,640. THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE 1NSVR ANCE COMPANY, HABXrOBD, OONNKOTVOTJT. ASSET?...$110,133 THE CONN KCTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CONPAN Y, HARTFORD, (BOWNEOTHOT. ASSETS.83453,613 THE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE COM? PANY, , ' KEW YORK. A3SK?S.$394,943 Mr. W. 0. G OUR TN EY, of tho firm of W. 0. COURTNEY At CO., No. 0 Boyoe & Co.'a Whntf, will, In oonm dion with thia Ageooy, take ri- kn on COT? TON, BICK ANO PRODUCE generali- . A. H. HAYDEN, No. ?7? KI?K"STRK.KT; January 29 fmw3mo r? WIGHTMAN, * ARTIST. RootE.8 Southwest corner of KING and LIBERTY Ul RESTS, over Osborno'B Gallery. PORTRAITS PAINTED PROM LIFE on PHOTOGRAPH. Old Paintings ole nod sad restored on moat REASONABLE TERMS, laawlmo February J? Q.RI1T ATTRACTION QUfNBrS ? CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND FINK ART GALLERT. NOW ON BXHIBIilON THE LARGEST AND fluent Collection of CU ROMO LITHOGRAPH? ever aeon in Charleston. They are perfest copies of cel? ebra tod Works of Art, both ancient .md modern. Arnon? the collection may be found H AI -V Ai OB ROSA'S HEAD OF CHRIS I, Corroftgo'a Magdalena, A. Delacroix's Tide Going Ont, A. Delacroix's Tide Coming in, Turner'? Venice, Jackson's Engltab Scenery, Rowbottom's English Boonery, Baxteor'a English and Irish sconorv. Vie at H on the Rhina, 'Abe Jung fraud, '-bo Wetterhorn. Marine Vtowe, and many others. . The public are respectfully invitad to call and eoe thea? beautiful Worin* ol Art They are offered for sals at New Yofk price?. PORCELAIN PICTURES, Great reduction mibe prtoe PCB01LAIN PTO I UREN. Recent improvement? in producing the?o pictures enable ua to DOW offer the at nearly one half tho former prices, and tar supsi'or. Call and examino specimens. OUR CARTES DE TOOTS AND OTHER PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR? PASSED. Kapeela! attention given to > niulron. Also to oopy iua old Daguerreotypes and other plolures. Batisfac Ron in allcaaea guaranteed, and at prices to corres? pond witto (toe tiir.ee. BTKKKOaCOPIC PICTURES AMD OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON, FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA CEMETARY At Reduced Prices. A fino collection of STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OP THE MOUN? TAINS IN NOR*? H CAROLINA AND THE FRENCH BROAD RIVER. Thew ?ra th? first and only Photographs ever taken in that locality. DvIMBT? OO,, No. Isl K?NG-STRJBKT, CHARLES!*)!!, & ?. Fabwary 16 IC JlmMMientft. K II M I A M II A I? Li I.MUSE AMD MASAor.it,.JOHN TEMPLETON. QUAND OPERAI WM. DACH.BUSINESS MANAOKW. MARIE FRLEDERICI'S GRAND GERMAN OPERA. (lue only one in tbo Uuited States.) The management bas tho honor to announce that tho QUAND OPERA will appear In thia o ty for SIX NIGHTS ONLY, March 1. 3, 8. 4. 5, 6, with tho fol low in:.' grand ta ont of Artists : PRIMA DONN * MA HIE FRIEDERIGT, Ibo brilliant Prima Douna and unrivalled MARGA * RITTA in F NUSTI PRIMA DONNA CLARA LANG ZIEGLER, 'Ihn great Lvno Prima Donna. PRIMA DONNAS SECUNDA, MATHILDE BEROER, ItEJUH* KU?QE TENORS-FR\NZ HIMMER, tho preatest Dramatic anu Heroic tenor in the United statu?. JOHANN ARMAND. Tho sweot voiced Tenor. HEINRICH tSTElNEOKE, The bvlihaui. Barth no. JOSEPH ?VEINLIOH, Tlie great Basso and tho un urp seed Parastro, in tho Mag c Flute. WM. BACH, Thc famous ti 'tao Buffo. FULL CHORUS AND OR I1ES1RA. A. PREDIG AM.MUSICAL DIBESTOB. The following Grand Opera's will be presented: MONDA Y, MARCH 1, Flowto's oharm'ng Opera, MARTHA. TUESDAY. MARCH 2, E II A D I A V O Li O . WEDNESDA Y,' MARCH 3, Carl Maria Von Weber's masterpiece, DER FREISCHU1Z, (Ibo treo Hunter.) TH URS DA Y, MARCH 4, PAUST. FRIDAY MARCH 5, MAGIC F I- ll T E . SA TURD A Y, MA RCH 6, Iii TEOVATORE. The management will spare neither paint or ex? pense to give the Operas as perfect aa possible, Arm Chairs an! Ros=ervod ?oats.*2 00 Ba k scats. 1 00 colored. 76 Tho sale of Tickets for tho >-ix Night? will com? mence oi WEDNESDAY MOBNINO, at 10 o'clock pre? cisely. Ibo sule of li' ketti for Mnglo Nigh s will commence on THURSDAY MOBNINQ, at tho s*mo hour, and continue during ibe wock, at li? mea' Book House, whore tho librettos ol oacji Opera may also bo obtained. H. GRAU, General Superintendent. P. G KEEN WALL, Agent. February 22 BERNIAN HALL. FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8. FAREWELL VISIT TO CHARLESTON OF THE HANLON BROTHER?, With their new Trans-Atlaulic Combination, com? prising their pupils: JULIAN. V?CTOR and FKANCOIS. Miss EMILY iHORNE, (.omedionno and Vocal? ist. Prof. JAMES BL AM PH IN, I uropo's greatest Harp? ist. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. BRENNAN, Burlesque Operalio Artists. " Mr. D. HAWT.t Y and Mr. THOS. MIACO, the re? nowned jEnal Gymnasts. Mr. R. FUANK CA UDELL A, Pianist and Com? poser. Sig. MONTEVERDI, tho ItoLan Acrobat. Messrs. SYLVtNI BEN EDI, ;f and BERNARD, Pantomimists. All the latest HAN LO S NOVEL? TIES will bo introduced, including their p ?tent TWO WHEELED VELOCIPEDES, which they propel at a apcod excelling the fastest horse. In addition to its ree upon the stage, they will appear in Velocipede Racos upon tho PUBLIC STREETS, evory day, at noon, dui lng the term of their engage? ment. 40~ADMI8siON $1 ; Colored sonta 75 cents; Chil? dren nuder 10 ytars 50 oents. 4S>Seats ?an be secure 1 six davs in advance, from a diagram of the Hall, ut HOLMES* HOOK STORE, comer King and Wentworth streets, with? out extra charge. ?STAU orders for VELOCIPEDES must be ad? dressed to HANLON BROTH Ri, Hanlou'a Veloci pedo Hall, No. 78G Broadway, corner Tenth street, New York ol tv. ?-Only HANLON MATINEE, for Schools and Families, SATURDAY A FT BUNOON, March 13. E. P. KENDALL, Buulnosa Manaor. FEED. LAWBENOK, .v ont. 0 Februaiy'JS Jlgnrultural. PEELEII COTTONI?EEDT ASMALL 8UPPLY OF PEELER COTTON SEED, just received tram New Orleans, and t?rsale at *5 per bushel. GEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO., March 1 3 Factors. EXCELSIOR COI TON SEED. THE GENUINE EXCELSIOR ?KA INLAND SEED, the Cotton ot which . old in this market at Ono Dollar and Forty ContB nor pound (SI 40), tor sale in lots io suit purchasers, by WM. GU RN EY, Marchi Imo No. 102East Bay. JHisieUaneons. QEOHOB S. HACKER'S STEAM PLANING MILL, DOOR, SASH, BLIND AND BOX FACTORY, KING, OPPOSITE CANNON STREET. MANUFACTURES AND KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, DU EH s ED LUMBER of every descrip? tion. Doors, sashes, Blinda, Mouldings and Trim? mings. All work guaranteed and at Northern prices. Boxes for packing of liquors manufactured and constantly on hand, at his FACTORY AND WAKEROOMS Bing, oppoaiio Cannon street, on Line city Railway. mwf 1 mo PAP March 1 FASS0YER! PASSOVER! ORDERS FOR "MOTZOS" FOR THU PA>80VER will be received by S. M AIRS, Superintendent. March 1 3* No. 84 Market-street. BREAD! BREAD! FIRST QUALITY BREAD WILL BE FURNISH? ED 'IO FAMILIES, on short notice, at tbe BU i LEDGE-STREET BAKERY, north of Bull FRESH ROLLS, WIGS AND CAKES at all hours. February 27_ C. KAUFMAN, ti TO OK A-HD HEAL ESTATE BROKER, No. 25 BROAD-STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. O. WILL BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION, BFAL ESTATE, Bouda, stocks, fcc Also attend to Renting and Collecting Routs. March 1 mo mwf Imo /m? (Parti. TO THEJiADl?S. XtrU WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATS, OUR1 VT m*ny years' experience in the manufacture mt ORNAMENTAL BUR WORK embie vs ta ofter to our ouHiomera Ute finest assortment mt evtiv ?r? dele required ia our line, from tho small FRIZZES to the fulTWJ.0, embracing ?reids or fe witches, coils, Waterfalls, Cushions, Crimpt Mair, Baads, Curls, Bing lats, ko. TORTOI E-SHBLL DRESSING, TUCK, SIDB AND 3?AKOY COMBS, ana COMBS ot every ?thee cites. T? the WentJeBtem WH CAN FURNISH WIGS, TOW PIT?, WHIS? KERS, MUSTACHES, IMPERIALS, ft?. To Our Cutomrrg Generali v. THU FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH PE?EU MlEY, ROAPO. POM AD KS, HAIR OILS. HAIR Ut - S . ORATTVSH, COtf METIO -, ste, from the most re tepeot?l>la houser, ia each cou try. Om GKMAN COLOGNES are unsurpassable. For Nagi lah and French Hair, Tooth and Nail Brashes, Tortelihell, Buffalo sad ether Dreadug Combs, we ohaUenge rivalry. Par lc.ul.tr al tani ion ia pal? to th? malting af Me? mento Hair Werk aa BREAST PIXS, SAU RINGS, fiTNSKR RINGS, CHARMS, Ac AU oiders by mall will beac ailed that th? reputa? tion of tba hons* for tie past thirty-five years ahaO not Buffer in cor hands. Always OB band a ii e as? sortment of Freaoh Jewelry. A liberal diaconat to marchants and the trade. M. U A, ASHTOVj No. ?40 KING-STRFKT. Jasmery 5 tul m CRAMUMTON, M. G _ jpn? ?ooiis, <Eti\ DR? GOODS! DRY GOODS! LOUIS COHEN & CO., No. ?48 King-s*treet, BE* LEAVE TO ?BAW TUR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO TH Kin VEUT EXTENSIVE AMD WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF Fresh and Fashionable Dry Goods, JUST OPENING, CONSISTING OF: DRESS GOODS, Vf HITE GOODS, SILKS EMBROIDERIES, LACES, RIBBONS NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES HANDKERCHIEFS, DAMASKS TOWELINGS, DIAPERS, TRISH LINENS CALICOES, GINGHAMS, SHIRTINGS SHEETINGS AND PILLOW CASING, in BloAched and Brown. Wa invito especial attention to our large Slock of Dress Goods, Cloths and Embroi? deries, Which will be found very complete find reasonable, s A call is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN & CO., No. ?48 Itl.VG-STUEKT, BETWEEN MARKET AND HASEL STREETS. March 1_ GREAT ATTRACTION AT FURCHGOTT & BROS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS WE BEG TO INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR Customers in general, that we bavo Just re? ceived tin addit'on to our usual stock of DOMESTIC and FANCY GOul S), a now supply suitable for the present neilson. CONSISTING Off: Beautiful stylos of hPttlNG DRESS GOODS, at modei-ile pricts CLOAK?, DU? liOODS, POPLINS, ?ic , at reduced prices H' avy Balmoral Skirts at$l Very choice article Black silk at S J W Ladies' super Merino Vest? only $1 Gi'od quility Kid Gloves at $1 150 dozen HOOP sKlRIS, 50 to fiOo. Nice Quility Spring Calicoes it 12J? cents Ottenhi imer't. celourated Freuob OOlt.SET, $1 00 and upward A full and complete assortment of Get man and Eng? lish HOSIhRY.from TJ>? up A Uno assortment ot' Ladies' and Children's Bilk. Ber? lin Cloth and Lisle GLOVES, elegant designs. ALSO, A good selection ot BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUIETS FLANNELS, CASSIMERES TABLE DAMASKS,'&c, At tho lowest figures. Wo would also notify our patrons that we have ar? ranged a separate department in our store exclu? sively for BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &0. J|S~ ENTRANCE ON CAL HO UN-STREET. FVIiOHOUTT Ot BROS), No. 137 KING-bTREET. December 14 3mo /crtiltjcrfi. " SUPERPHOSPHATES." CROASDALE'S GENUINE PHOSPHATE AND BOWER'S COMPLETE MANURE. Both aundurd Fertilizers. For sale by WM. GURNET, No. 102 i-astBsy, ? Bole Agent for south Carolina. February 20_Imo LAND PLASTER. -I f\(\i \ BARRELS LAND PLASTER, TO AB At/v/t/ RIVE per Schooners Scud and Mai ion Gago. Orders received by OLNEY & CO February 28_ PERUVIAN GI ANO. A f\(\ TON? No. 1 GENUINE PERUVIAN GU 4fcf VJ ANO, direct from ?gent and w rractod pure, to arrive p*r sch'oncis D. C. H?lse. H.W. Godfrey, sylvan, and Lucy A. Orcutt, from New York. For sale by T. J. KERR & CO. Fohl nary 20 LAND PLASTER. fCA?lBBIjS IJAND PLASTER, TO ARRIVE f_"vJ I' per sohoonor Trade Wind. For salo by T. J. KERB & CO. February 20 til LS A PEAKE GUANO, A IV AMMOSIATKD SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE, COMBINING ALL THE QUALITIES OF BONE AND PERUVIAN GUANO. THIS Fl-UTILIZER la WARRAN I ED TO GIVE satisfaction. Planters and formers are invited to send for pamphlets, descriptive of its virtues and how to apply it. JSCS' Price, $65 per ton of 2000 lbs. For sale by lt. M. BUTLER, February 17 Agent at Charleston, s. C. FISH GUANO. 1 A A BARBELS PURE FISH GUANO. LUI/ For sala by KINSMAN A HOWELL, February 17 wfuaimo No. 168 East Bay. E. FRANK COB'S SUPERPHOSPHATE ! IJ1BE VNDKBSiaNB? BIG TO CALL 1HB ATTENTION OF PLANTERS TO THE ABOVE BUranlOR ANO STANDARD FEKTILIZER. Thia PHOSPHATE baa been largely used ia this State, ansi baa' givens general "satlafactlon7'and is admit ted by some of tba most practical Planter* to ha equal to ?eravian anana. PRIORI SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON 07 TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, Cash ar factors' acceptance, parable lfth november near, with bank tata of interest added. Pebeer, Rodgers Mc Co., AOKN ?'S COR SOOTH CAROLINA. february 1 mwttme "CHARLESTON X>BlKrXA?j DEPOT NO. ?7? KlSfi-ftTRKKT, GOLD AMD TIN VOIL, AMALGAMS, MINERAL r/RKTH, Steel Goods, ana every article used by tho Pea fist. tao January 27 \ Emetics ano ?HisrcUoneiros. WHISKEY, WHISKEY WHISKBT. IC)?T BARRI'LS WHISKEY ?JtJ 40 half barrels Whisker - Eighth ao l Quarter casks Brandy, Oin, Wine! .Ve.. ftc. Landing this dav and fir salo at low*st market raton, by J. K. HEAlH, No. 106 Eafst Bay March 1 1 Aud Accommodation wharf. C)?\f\ f\r\d WELL SEASONED OYJ ?UUiUlA/ PRESS PH I NO LES | 150,01 ? Plastering Laths. FT sala low for cash. Apply to v . J. .SCHLi PKGIULL, March 1 3* No. 37 Llne-stroot. SIDrKS, SH< Ul DE HS, &c. ff f\ HHDS. H11?BED ANO C. R. fjJDES Ovf 40 hhda. Cholee^hoalders IS lilias. D. s. Ribbed bide* 25 tx.sos D. H. 0. R. Hides 15 boxes D. H. Belliss 20 boxes 8. ?. fctripu. , MJdAlt, FLOCK, &c. AO boxes BRIGHT SUGAR 600 bt>iH. FlOHr, Flue, *upor. Extra and Family Tn store turd tor sab' low bv JKFFORDB k CO.. March 1 A Noe. 17 and 19 Voudne Lange. FL6UR, Fi OUR. ftAA BARRELS SELECTED BRANDS FLOU1 \}\/ U F nos, Mipurp, Ex*.sand Family. Just binded and tor salo luw hy Match 1 2 lt. & A. p. CALDWELL. BACON. 5000 2000 pounds Dry snltcd Bellies 3000 pounds hoice Nuri o <r strips. For salo by lt. & A. P. CALDWELL March 1 2 6 MAGNOLIA HAMS. CASKS OF THE SPLENDID MAGNOLIA! HAM h. Just received and for sale by GLO. W WILLIAMS & CO., March 1 3 Factors. CORN. ?)?~\?~\f\ BUSHELS WESTERN CORN ??\J\J\J 100? bushels Virginia Corn. For yale hy Ott). W. W1LLIAM8 & CO., March 1 3 Factor* BACON SIDES &c. ?>r\ CA^KS CLEA? RIBBED AND CLEAR SIDES, PH IM S . 100 Obla Western Flour. For salo by GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., February 27 2 Factor*. SHOULDERS, SIDES. STKIPSl ARID BELLIES. 1 IA HHPS. STRIC1LY PRIME WESTER NS IU SHOULDERS 1 10 hbd?. Strictly Prime Western C R. Sides B 10 hbd8 Strictly Primo D. s Western .^boulders fl 10 hhd8. Choice Sng.ir-cured l i? shoulders ?jg 5000 pounds > hoieo N. Y. S. C. Strips and Selbes, fl Landing and for salo i y february 27 2 LATJBEY & ALEXANDER. SU WA li. P?f\ BOXES CENTRIFUGAL, HAVANA SUGAR f_)U prime Grocery grade. For sate by HENRY COBIA & CO. February 27 2 SIDES,SHJULDKUSB ELLIE , Ar., ??k'C. I A H RDS. C R. SI DKS LU 10 hhhds. primo Western Shoulders 2" boxes -vtiips D ?.Bellica 15 bbls. Meas Pork 50 pkgs. Lard 60 tuba chuleo Goshen Butter 2" boxes codfl h 10 boxes Bologuai. For sale by GKO. W. STEFFENS. February 27 2 No, 30 Veudua Range. COAJL~ RED ASH-EGG, 8TOVR AND NUT COAL. Wbilo Ash-Steamboat abd loundry. Cumberland-Lump for (.oates and Hun of tho Miro for Blacksmith's, warranted to bo of thc best quality. AU lor sal?: low, by H. F. BAKER & CO., February 27 2 Coal Y rd. Cumberland stn et. PRIME WHIT* CORM FLftUR! 21 \i\f\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN, IN ' 'UU Steamer "Sea Gull" 200 barrels Flour, all gradee, ox Schooner "Marian Gage." For sale low lrom easels. Februaiy26 3 JOHN CAMPSEN & CO. WHARTON & MOE FEIT, No. 115 WEST-STREET, NEW YORK. I M OF FETT & WHARTON! No. 114 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON. ? All varieties of heed and Eat i n ?jj POTATOES. HAVING A PARTNER IN NEW YORK WHO will give bis personal attention to thc salo of tar y VEGETABLES AND FRUIT, and promising quick sates and prompt returns, we solio t the ia tr ona go ol' shippers. Our com Lissions ?ill be ?ve pei' cent. only. CRATES furnished to those who ship to us. J. G. M OFF MT.I.S. WHARTON!, December 30 3mss ~HAY AND SALT. 1 A A A BALES PRIME NORTH RIVER HAY LUI JU 2C0O sacks Liverpool-alt In fine oi der, lu store and for sale by February 20_T. J. KERR & CO. DAVIS' HAMS. 5TIERCES DAVIS' DIAMOND BRAND HAMSj at 23 cent" p. r pound, at tba CO OPfc.ltA I IVE nt OCERY STORE, Southwest Corner Meeting and Marget streets. Coeds delivered tree. February 25 FRUIT ! FRUIT! FRUIT ! Jl ST KKCE1VKD I? IC lt SCHOONER W| H. STICK DTK Iv.CT FHOM BA Ki COA. ?T BUNCHES FINE BANANAS OVJVf 31,000 COCOANUT*. lmscargo is in splendid condition, and carefully! selected. For sale low wb'le landing ut Unioul Wharf, by PAUL, WELCH k BRANDE?. f ebruary 24 "L????OR?i! LICJU?RST ^IREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE AT BYRNE & FO(Ta*RTY'S, CORNER CHURCH AND CHAIM r.RS-S IS. Also, a fine seh oUen of LIQUORS in the Bar J Don't forget the name-BYRNE & TOGAR I Y. Febru.ry 12 fmwlmo Tob?ceo, Wines aud Liquors. C. MADSEN, AT NO. 73 EAST BAY, NEAR TRADD STREET. * OFFERS FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE : ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF HAVANA USAF! from $1 per le. and upwards, and the n ncsfj Old Con nect icu tt LEAF TO ACVO, wir ch can ba sold at very low prices, as it is bought direct fiomfl the planters Also, CIGARS, fino ouvana as well aal Domestic All th? col. orated luanda of SMOKING! TOBACCO at ma'.uta. Hirer's ju leos. CHEWING! TOBACCO, and everything belonging to ii.rui.-hedj Cigar Stores. thsm3* February ? WANDO FKHT1LIZER. THB WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING! COMPANY oftVrs to the Planter? and Varment of thc? South their Fertiliser, known aa the "WAN BO FER j XIL1ZKR." which the experience of the psst season! has preved ta? be ene of the most vaTsaM? tn eur] market. It hes for its base the materials from the ? Phosphate beda oi the Company on Asblej River, and ia prepared at their works at tbs EAST END Ol' HASRL-SIREBT in this city. In order to guarantee ita uniformity and maintain its high standard, the ( ompany has made arrangements with the distill gc'sh ed Chemist, Dr. C. U. fill FAHD ti., who carefully analyses all the ammoniacal and ether ma? terial purchased hy the Cosspaay, and the prepared Fertiliser, Before being offered for sale. The Conr pany ls resolved to raab* sa arnols which will prove to pe a ..Oessplete Maanre." sad give entire satis FoT teams, circulars, and etas? utanaaMon, apply ta WM. O. DUK WS * ?6., Agents. Bo. leouHi AtJaoWo Whaaf. Jan** ry i m wi hods