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THE DAILY NEWS. Rio .. 0 A N , D A W S 0 N i C ? PROPRIETOR*. ff ?wt_niTT.v NEWS, oar yw.$6 00 DAILY NEWS, sis months.3 00 Duit ".Trwe, three mouths:..-,AV.L?JII2 ?0 Tai-WEEKLY SEWS, sis months.'/ 2 00 PATriEKt invariably in advar cc. No paper sent unless tlc cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er nme than paid fdr. ' ' ? . ' ?tm I'AILY NEWS will be s?rvol to subscribers in this city at 15 cents per woek. ADVEBTISEJI .sxs.-F:r-.lmserttun, 1* coat; z lise; ?ubsei. at ?c.-exii'onr, :o ^cn!s a line. Business Korke- 0 tenta a MB*. Marriage and Funeral No ioes, < Lollar eac'w. ?V ? .Yr? .-s rJ M ?M J\. K V. l?r-dold at Nev? York was quoted at 51. .-The New Y>'rk oofcton market was un? changed. Sale? 1200 bales r.t 29a2D?e. _At Liverpool cottou was fir mee but not higher. Sales 10,000 bales. .UplaudsllStL -Debates in the Louisiana Legislature arc conducted partly in English, parily in Frencti, and sometimes in German;, v 1' --Ashland', the homo of Ci av. is now the Bite of a. university attended hy over COO students from all parts of the Union. -A writer, who' enjoys hanc?iug huye fig? ures, estimates the -amount ot human blood wasted, UP to date, bv the wars of the whole world, at SbO.OOO pipes. /-?-San Francisco has strawbrr. ies and fresh salmon the year round. The'latter was not over fifteen cont?a.pounr? all?th?) last year, and is now sold at nine cents. ;?-A Yankee ?,'C?ldrT -baa invented a kev for ike-alarm boxes, winch m\v:bo distributed in toge numbers without'danger of false alarms. Each, key lean , be.",pse&' hot once. -A Cuban- h onces'land ..'Havana bolle has node quite'a ?tensattort in New Orlcnns by her arrival as a "refugee." 'Her wardrobe is said to bc immense-two hund? ed drosses-, and jewels, beauty's ?au* Other charms in propor? tion. . : . ,-The Spaniards in.Cuba have Tor some rea? son associated flowing female tresses with B?bol proclivity,. ?Lathes, ? licrcfore, who ride cut in Havana with, their Lair unconfined and -c^oppmgoy^i'tib^eir-.'Bnbulder, arc liable to in? sult. J,.<???vi f 7-ThePopcdom ?Jes not seem lo "bato a ?V?f heart, or.hp-j." ! A review of tho Boman ftftoy,' as a pretty significant hint for the Gaxi oh?i&hs and:orJb'er'cjtr&o-?ari, made a splendid fcatrrre oiltiittlak- Carnival festivities at Borne. ?iid now itisVaterltbat thc CEcume iical Conn oil will, next -a-tituVin, arrange f?.r tho election of all futur? Popes; fiuriog tie life ot incum? bents. . - .. j -A new m ti tho tl of swindling: has been dis? covered iii Chicago, which is not very objec? tionable because' none but would-be swindlers ?re swindled. The rogues send a note to their victim, inclosing a genuine twenty-five cent piece of poural currency as a "'sample."' They offer to sell the same at counterfeiters' prices. The victim tries it al a bank, finds it a sure thing aud .safe. He "Bends on ten or thirty '.dollars for four times the amount in counter? feits. That is the last be bears of the matter. ' - -A letter from Frankfort to tho Louisville Cotirier-3b?rnal says it is believed there, by parties likely to be well informed, that ex President Johnson doas not desire a nomina? tion for Governor of Tennessee, but that he -will seek an election from that State to the United States Senate, and will canvass the State with- a View to that end in the campaign next Bummer. He will be very likely to carry bis point if he does. He is powerful in a popular canvass, and is said never to have been de? feated. ,_-A well known Hebrew organ, the Jewish .Messenger, is much ohagrined at the public ' exhibition lately made in Chicago of the cere amonies attending the conversion ef a Christian t'?maiden to the Jewish faith and her marriage the same day to a rich Jew. This organ re? marks: "Our spaoe forbids us from enlarging on the subject of conversion generally, or we 'Would place on record the facts of our ex? perience, that where one is converted for the sake of religion at least one hundred are made Jews for some marriage speculation." -It has always been a notable fact that the new States of the West are less conservative andmore ready to test the "varieties of untried being" than the people of the East-than even Massachusetts herself.. Here we have the Legislature of Nevada, a State yet in tho gristle, almost adopting the law of female suf? frage-seventeen bsing for it, while twenty-one , ,wari? against it. Three votes improperly tam? pered with in the lobby might bave establish? ed a very startling state of things-an actual ; basis from whic'a the advocates of the sex could mako an effective advance in their de '. mauds for mote everywhere. -Extraordinary activity, it is roportcd, is prevailing in Middle and Southwestern Geor? gia. Every hand, it is stated, is employed aud paid liberal wages. Every acre will bo planted which can bo properly tended. A Goorgia paper says: "Wo think ten thousand more hands could now obtain employment in the black belt of Georgia, but they are nowhere to be found, and wo must forward with what we have. About as much cotton will be plant ed this as last year, but fou: times thc arno ant of grain will be used; so thai if the season is favorable a much largor crop will be raised We are afraid that the area sown in small grain will bc lesa.'* -The solar engine, iuventcd by a French? man named Mcuchot, lt is reported, bas proved succebsful. The apparatus is describ? ed as foilqjvs: A concivo reflector isusouto concentrate the sunshine on a boilor blacken? ed with smoke, and ifis computed that in thc latitud? of Paris tho heat reflected from a sur faco o? a square metre, or 10.75 square ieot, will make a quirt of water, taken at tho freez? ing point, boil ia ten minutes. By tho same calculation, it is asserted that an ann of one hundredsquare metres will furnish as much heat in ten hours as eau be got from burning sixty pounds of coal. In tropical regions, it is believed, thc amcunt would bo still greater. -Mr. Gladstone spoke like an oraclo ro >ent ly, at tho Fishmonger's Hall dinner to her Majesty's Ministers, setting forth his pur? poses in genoral terms. But his grand design was sufficiently foreshadowed as one which would undo the old polioy of England regird iag Ireland and Irishmen, and put the lat 1er on a level with Englishmen and Scotchmen - thereby helping to turn the respectable his? tory of Eng ?and into a sort of "old almanac." Timos are greatly changed when Earl Spencer, the Viceroy, hobnobs familiarly at a banqtiot with Cardinal Cullen, as at tho DJ olin Mansion House the other day. A Catholic-O'Hagan is Lord Chancellor of Ireland; and in a year or two a Catholic may sit in the soat of Chano I lor More without any inordinate anxiety about the head on his shoulders. -A big swindle or a wonderful mystorj- is at? tracting great attention in New York. A man named Mumford pretend??, and ie asserted by investigators, to tako the likeness, not only of the Bitter, but, at the same timo, that also Of Borne deceased friend or relative of the sit-1 ter* Sometimes tbe picture represents a doai onUd ldhg dead, as resting upon the arm o! its parent; of a dcf.? wife with he r arm arounc thc seei cf her husband as in li:V ; or rnr.clj the head of tho relativo dehnt d somewhat shadow-like, and yet with sufficient distinct? ness to be recognized, nt the back cr on tin I sidp of tho sitter. The g':cst likeness, if sucli 'itmayl?e called, sterns to d.pcnd, so far as Identity is concerned, upon the thoughts ol tho sitter, the hkcuess being that of a person thought of by tho bittet whdc tho picture it bein;; taken. -Tho loreipu journals bring thc full text ol tho royal message, read by ?he Lord Chancel? lor, on the ?ea?seinbtiusr of Parliament, un February loth." In. reference lo tho Alabama cliinis, the Queen expresses an earnest hope that thc negotiations with the United .States may bc to place on a linn aud durublc basis tho friendship which should ever cx-st between Ei.j-iu.ju a?.?! America. Tiic ?J???I?'OO pro? posed tor the consideration of Parliament arc tho presouc modes ot conducting elections, and thc further guirantoes necessin for their tranquillity, purity an ! freedom; education in Scotland anti England ; tho establishment ol Financia! Boards in tho counties; thc improve? ment of ije Bankrupt laws ; tho Ecclesiastical aiTangem?nts in Ireland, and thc proprio ty c : no looser su>pendins the writ ol habeas cor? pus in that country. CHARIEST 5 r-:. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1809. Tho Inaugural A ddress. . The inauguml address of President Grant is now before the c .untry, and we confeBS that we do not seo that it should cause either great pleasure or great dissatisfac? tion to the people of the South. We are doubtless inclined to lay too much stress upon our own affairs. Three years of Congressional t-quabh?Dg rind wrong-do? ing "lave given us some excuse for regard? ing the South as the keystone of the arch of the Union. Wc feel that the Southern sta? pler are tho foundation of the whole finan? cial system cf thc United States. It is then somewhat mortifying to ?ind ibm we re? ceive less attention tann is given to the "poor Indian," and that President Grant cavalierly dismisses us, with an incidental expression of the hope thal the ten South-1 era States will soon emerge from their povorty-strick'M condition. If, however, President Grant is chary of giving a word of encouragement and good cb??er to the .South, he marches directly to the point wl.eu he speaks of the njdioual oebt. This ia the feature of the address. There is no room for doubt or misapprehen? sion, and the new President rejoices tho hearts of thc bondholde;3 by declaring '.that every 'tallar of government indebt "c ineBS shou.'i be paid in geld,unless other ..wi8e expressly stipulated in the contract." General Grant did not visit New York for nothing, and his declarations in regard to the payment of the bonds admit of none of t Eat double interpretation which was put upon the financial plank of the plat? form adopted by the Chicago Convention. And President Grant is equally explicit in regard to the Fifteenth constitutional amendment. Wc had hoped that the Pres? ident would have been silent about this deviltry, which seeks to fusion negro suf? frage upon the whole country for all lime to come. Happily, something more is need? ed for its ratification than the recommen? dations and good wishes of President Grant. The spurred heel and clattering sabre peep out in what the President says touch? ing foreign affairs. General Grant is a soldier by habit and in feeling. A strong government, a soldierly government, will, according to his idea, go far to restore kindly feeling and heal the wounds of the late civil war. The South requires peace, the whole country requires peace; but in this, as in all else, it is presumed that we mr.st bow to the decision of Grant and the New England States. President Grant declares that he is un? trammelled and that all laws shall be faith? fully executed; and we believe that he is nan enough to do what he believes to be right, without regard to either expediency jr popularity. We have some confidence lu the new President, because we believe aim to be an honest and upright man. We nave no prejudice against him, nor have the Southern people; and in all hia efforts lo restore the government to its ancient purity, and to carry out a policy of econo? my, honesty and retrenchment, President Brant will receive the hearty support of the people of the South. We do not judge bim by his inaugural address any more than wc judge him by the oracular utter? ances of a few months ago. As President of tho United States General Grant now stands before thc people, and by his deeds will he bd judged. Never had mau greater opportunities or more commanding itiflu Bnce. We pray that he may use them iright for tho well-being, prosperity and progress of thc whole of our commou uountry. A War with j&nglaud. The language that has been used in this jountry against thc Alabama treaty with Eoglaud, points, not to a different form of :rea?y, but directly to war ; and on this question the Saturday Review (London) lays : "Yet it is incredible that any sciious politi? zan iu thc United State3 should contemplate, liter years of negotiation ending in tko con? cession of almost every American demand, an uttoily unprovoked resort to arms. It is, in? deed, by latont menaces that American diplom? acy ha3 succeeded iu alarming thc timid por? tion of tho English community, includiofrr perhaps, more than one statesman high in offic2 ; but there is a limit to the concessions which might bo preferable to a rupture. If tho treaty is not ratified, there ought to be no hurry in recommencing negotiations. After approaching to the verge of humiliation iu its aaxtety for justice und conciliation, tho Eng? lish Government has thrown upon thc United States tho responsibility of deliberately keep? ing tho quarrel open. No great importance should be attached to the wilkul retention of a pretext for war. Grive ai. tuc evils of war would bo, it wonk! be bettor *br England to face it at onco thau to submit to intol?rable degradation. A war gratuitously commeuced for tho purpose of avenging on England the recognition of belligerency which was simulta? neously accorded by Franco, and two or threo weeks later by every Europoan power, includ? ing Russia, would be an outrage revolting to the m>ral serme of mankind ; and ultimately it would not go unpunished." Gold Contracts Valid. lu pronouncing thc opinion of ihc Su? preme of thc United Smites ia ibe gold-con: rac?, cu^-e from 13 d'imore, Chief Justice Cha: o. on Monday, said : "it wa.5 no! necessary in tho eis-.1 ot Bronson vs. Kodes, mir is it necessary now. io decide the question whether Lim e.c'.s making United States notes lerral tender arc warranted by thc com>lit.ition. Wc express no opinion on that poiu:, but : s?u;:ic, tor thc presen!, ibo coi.sti tutioualiiy of thosa ?els. i'roceeding apon this assnmptton, wo lind two descriptions ci lawful money (greenbacks aud specie) in use under acts of Congress, in either ot winch damages for non-par to rinauce of contracts, whether made before or since the ; ansage of thc currency ad3, may be properly assessed, in tho absence of any different nudcratanding or aareement between parties, but the obvious intent in* contracts for payment in coiu to guard against fluctuations in tho medium oi payment warrants thc inference that it was the understanding of the partios that such con? tracts should be satisfied, whether beloro or after the judgment, only by temler of coin." The importance ot' this decision lies in the fact that the Supreme Court enforces gold contracts. Whoever prom?tes to pay gold will be made to pay gold, notwithstanding that un act of Congress makes greenbacks a leg -1 tender. fixants. TU PRINTERS,-WANTED, AT THIS Southerner Office, at Darlington Courthouse, S. C , TWO GOOD Pi.INTERS of steady habits. Ap? ply, with stamp, direct to tho OFFICE, itcady em? ploi ment ?ad fioo? wages ?iveu. S.V. DROWN, 1 arlington, S. C . March 3. 1850. March*_2_ ??/.ANTE?, EVERYBODY TO SUB >V SCRIBE to th?? CIRCULATING LIBRARY CHARLES C. RIGHI ER'S Select Library of New Books contains all of the latest publications. April 21 No. 101 K'NG-STREET. WAIVTEU, Bfc.TWfc.lO THE 15TH AND 25tb of March, a TD PEN !INE DISTILLER to take charge cf Distilleries in Charleston. To a while man who eau btiug he highest rccoininenda Hons for capability ia cvory reject, liberal wattes will be given. No other need apply. Address or ap? ply to A. A. flOLD-MI I II k CO., March 3 wfm3 Venuincr's Wharf. tl'LVTEO, AGENTS TO SKLb Till?; V? AMERICAN KHIITXNa MACHINE. Price $23. 1 he simplest, cheapest and bes* Knittin? Ma? chino ever invented. Will knit 20.000 stitches per minute. Lil<eial inducements 10 agcuts. Addross AMERICAN KNI l'UNO MACHINE COMPANY, Hon'00, Mass., or ol. Louis, Mo. Februarys wlmlS* WANT KU, KVB8CRIBBKS mill a LL THE LB*.BIKO MAGAZl>ES ANO KEW? PAPERS, at publisher's rates. CHARLES C. RIGHI HT., April 21 No. ICI King-streU. Co lieut. TU UEMT, A Font ROOMED UUTJSK, ?^ l22?t. Phl'-ip-strcet, bf tween Morr s ano Cannon streets, eaat slue. Apply on thc PREM I -Es. Marou 5 2* TO lt* >T, A SMALL H"DSK, CUSTX - MENTLY situated io thc lower part of tho city. App'y aiTUIsOFFlCE. March 5 TO lt Bili T, A !V KAT RESIDENCE. WITH Hore in iront, No. 329 King-street, oppoeito' Ann. with a -oi well and cistern Apply at No. 2J2 EING-STREE1'._2*_March 5 rpo ?ENI', THAT LAU6M STOKE, ,\o. JL 63 Broad-street, lately occupied l<y Mr. Uliam Httni-, with a lon,; -torcin thu rear, and tho second story of tame building, recently titted up for ofllces. axao, Tho RESIDENCE in St. Philip-street, nexi but one north of bf. Patrick's Church. Apply U> WM. JJ. DAWSON, Ural R?tate Agi-Dt, February 25 No. C5 Broad-stroot. TO KENT, TUE SToUE AND ltKSI PENCE, corner of King and Lamb )ll-.>t eets. Inquire ol P. O'DONNELL, ou tho next Lot norm of tlie above. February 21 TO KENT, ON E ROOM, TO ONE OK TWO gentlemen. Apply at Ko. Ill MARKET STREET. February 23 ?ost ano Jonni. LOST-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD from the steamer City Point, on Thursday evenioj.'. Uh instant, a BUN PL K, containing thr?o Umbrellas and one Cane. The finder wl.l reeeive tue above rowarJ by leaving it at the CHARLES ti 'N HOTfcL._1? March 5 IOST, ON SAT CR I) AT AFTERNOON, j a LADY'S F?R CAP?, either in Calnoun etvoet or Bethel Church > ard A liberal reward will be elven if left at THIa OFFICE, or at No. 118 OAL?OUN-SIREEI'._March 1 LOST, ON YES I KR DA Y M">KM*G, between the ' Roys'Home," on Ashley-Fire, ', and Ferguson's Qardrn, on i-prinj-stroct, a FU.1 CA Pr. A ml table reward will be given if delivered it tb's Office, or No. 12 CHARLOl 1E-STKEE1. February 27 /or Sale. FOR SALE, A GUOD "?PHINGEK, WITH? IN one or two days of havmg a cult. . Apply to ttl. C ROG HAN, Rutledge-street, near tho Race Giound._2*_March 5 MULMS FOR S\LK. SIX VEA RS OLD, quick, strone and willing, and cannot be sur i aaacd bi any other animal of (he kind in the coun? try. Apply at No. 17 ASHLEY-sTREET. March 5 fmw3 CITY EXPRESS FOR SALE -T II K tubs ?it-er being about to re unvc from 'he St it?, offors lor sale, hin entire estabhehnitnr, HO RS h, WAGONS, HARNEY and good will ot hts entire business, long and ftvorably known as GKhAGHlY'3 CITY EXPR-SS. ALSO The ENURE HOUSEUO D FURNITURE. ALSO, Ihe LOT OF LAND anil buildings thereon. No. 82 Q-.?en-street, 'ibeabovo will ba offered nt ptivito Balo for fourteen dajs, and if uot sold will lli^n ho ?old al publie auction. Any persons b vitig any claims against (be said Cite tx: rc.-s, wi 1 lieuse band iu their bills, and all persons luOcbttd to thc same, will p1 aso make un ru' dian- payment to M. GKRAGUTY, March 3 winaS No. 91 Q-.icoii-sireel. STHAU ENGIN KS FOU ?AbECUEAP, if applied tor immediately ll) One 19 horse Portable ENGINE (li One 4-Lorse Portable Engmo. ALSO. fl) One 8-hor9e-power ENGINE, in goo.l condition. CAMERON, BARKLEY k to., Northeast comer Meeting cud Cumberland-street-. Januarv IR ?our?iihTj. PRIVATE BH\ li OIN S OHM KR VILLE. For information, apply to Mr. E. X. HUGHES, nt the First National Bauk. March 2 tufl Copartitcrsljip ?lotirr. JAW NOTICE.? JlKViltS. BREWSTER j A'PUAH have this day aaa co lat ed Mr. i. E. RUliKE wi;li ttiem, m ti o proche of Law and b qui ty, whu-h will be contiii'-ed at No. 03 Broau Btrcet. under the Lam J of RREWSTEK, SPRATT k BU..KE. C. R. BREWSTER. L. W. ?PRATT. J. E. BURKE. March 1 m wi IS LAW ROI1CIC-TUE 1'?DEK>IC\EU have this dav foimed a Cop irtner-bip ter the pracUce of LAW AND EQUii Y in ?uniter and ad? joining Counties and i 1 tho United State? Courts for the District of South Carolina, under tho name and style of RICHARDSON 1 M<?sE% JAMES S G. RICHARDSON. M >NfOOMERY MOSES. Sumter, S. C.. Febiuirv 3. 1 cbruarv 0 Q^EO. H. MOFFOCK, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, ACCOitMOD AITON WHABF, Charleston, S. C. P. GADSDES HASELL. * t?raos BepteuiMr 3) yyiLLIS e? CU1SOL?U. FAC?O?S, COMMISSION ?LERCHANT8 am SHIPPING AGENTS. WILT. ATTENDTO TUE PUROHASE, KALE ANL SHIPMENT (lo Forotga ?u<i Domestic Ports) 01 COTTON, RICA1, LUM BER AND NAVAL STORES ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. C. E. WILLIS.A. R. CHISOLM. October 25 ' STRICTURES UV ANCE L?)DUI?, KO. 73, A. F. M. rnilE I:EGUL\R CO M il CST CV ION OK 1 HIS JL Lo sc trill bc licl'i Tan v VENINO, at Masou'c Hu!l. at .?even o', loci pan isoly. i andidatos for iltat and second Depreca must bc punctual. ^ By order W. M. J ?MES CALI WELL. ?Ji.rch 5 i >ecrciary. MARION LOO Ul-:, r?o. 2. I. O. O. F. 1MIE REGULAR WKEKLY MES 11 G OF THIS lodge will te held 'luis EVENING, at Seven o'ejoot, at odd Fellow**! Hall, earner Kins ?cd Liberty street.-. Member- am requested lo attend'. i>y order X. G. HOB wc I C. .-TARE. Maren 5 f Recording Secretory. 'IHK FRKNCM PISO J ES ? AST CHURCH OF UHAIU.E>'10N. AX ADJOURNED MEETING OP THE CORPORA? TION will bc held on SHX9AY. 7ih it sia^i, lu.-' metliiMy alter service, upon bnmnenof ini;iort a:.co. DAMEL RAVtKfcL, JR.. March 5 2 se::ctary. 73 A GL K PIRK IC Viii "SK COMPANY. YOU ABE HERfc BY SUMMONED IO ATTEND A regular M ont bli Meeting of your i'ompauy. at your uah. on ?HIS (Friday) EVENING, the Stn inst., at teven n'clovk. By order. Alt Xii CB M. COHEN, March 5 1 Secretary. MAUU>.\ Plttlfi KN OINK COMPANY. ATTEND THE rEiULAll MONTHLY MKET ING of j our Company, ams (Fiidiy) LVEN ISO, at thc icfddonce ot ibo Prestoem, cc n r of Hing and Ano streit?, at Seven o'clock. Members arc requo^ud tu bj punctual. Bv order. March 5_GEO. CALDER. MUTUAL BASK tl ALL CLUB. ATTEND AN I XTBA MEETING OF YOUR CLUB at No. 83 lalnoun-strcet, at hall-past teven o'clock THIS EVEKING. By order of ibo Ptosiilont. It. M. MATHEWS, March 5 I* Secretary. M. A. AND P. A. MEMBERS OF 1 HIS ASSOCIATION ARE Oercby tuminoned to ationd tho nodular Meeline to bj hold IHIS (Friiayi L VENINO, Maich 5th. 18G9. Bnsinpfe of importance will be brou.ht before ih" meei iv g. By order ol President. 1 Ma-cb C FELLOWSHIP SOCIETY. THE ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTH ANNI? VERSARY Mee?D? will bo held at Masonic Hall, on WEDNESDAY, 10iii instant at 12 M. An election lor Officers will tako place belweei the hom* of 12 and ? o'clock. By order. CAMPBELL DOUGLAS March 1 mfivS Socretary. /inf <3lrts. IV I G H T MAN. ARTIST. Rooms Southwest CDmer of KING and LICER1Y STREETS, ovo: Osborne's Gallery. PORTRAITS PAINTED FROM LTFE on P H OTOGEAPH. Old Paintings clo .ned and n stored on most REASONABLE TERMS, lmwlmo February J9 Gr11 EAT ATT It A t' TIOS QUfNBY'3 & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AMD If IHM ART GALLERY. NOW ON EXHIBITION IH? LARGEST AND fluestCollection or CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS ever feen in ?tharleston. They aro perfect copies of cel? ebrated Works of Art, both uno cnt .md modern. Amona the coUestloa maybe found SALVATOR RVSA'S Bli AD Or' CHRIS i, Correago's Magdalene. A. Delacroix's Tide Uom.. Ont, A. Delacroix's Tide Coming Iii, lurker's Venice, Jackson'* Eughaii Scenery, Row bot lom'a English Scenery, Baxicr'i Euirllsh and Ir.-h .iccuerv, Vi.;* s on the Rhiuo, 3 he Juugtn.ua. ibu Weticrhorn, Maiiuc Views, and many ottieis. 'ibe public are respectfully invited to call and eoe thes-j beautiful Works ol Art. They arc offered for sale at New York prices. PORCELAIN PICIURE3. Great reduction in the prxo POROfcLALN PIC 1 Ult tis. Recent improvement* in producing tbuno pictures enable us to oow oller the at nearly one half thc former prices, and lar eitps. or. Call and examine specimens. OUR CARIES DE VISHE AND OTHER PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR? PASSED. Especial attention given to children. Also to copy. ina old Daguerreotypes aod other pictures. Satisfac? tion in all cases truaruutccd, and at prices to corres? pond with ibo times. STEKKOSCOPIC PICTURES Aim OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON, ?TORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA CEMETERY At Reduced Price?. A fine collection of STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE MOUN? TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE FRENCH BROAD RIVER. These s re the first and only Photographs ever taken in that locality. U U I N B Y di CO.. No. 261 KING-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. G. February 15 16 Jrisurtinre. INSUKE YOUR LIFEAN? PROPERTY. LIF?~IN TUB CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE IIV SUltANCE COMPANY, or HABrroaD, coNNccTicur. ASSETS and Surplus over.921,000,000 DIVlDENDs have averaged over 50 per cent, an? nually. RE^PoN' IBILlTY.-For every S100 of Liabilities, it bas $154 of Assets. PREMIUMS.->ctea lakea for 50 por cont, cf same. SKW Std Ol* * KD MUTUAL LIFE INSUR? ANCE COMP i N Y, OFD02TO1, MASSACHUSETTS. ASSETS over.87.0l?0,(JOO PREMIUMS.-Notes takou fir 10 per ccu', ol same, DIVIDENDS \rM annually ou thc Contribution p an PROPERTY IN THE AETNA F . lt li INSURANCE COM PAN Y, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. ASSErs.83,150,031 THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, IIAJITFOIID, CONNECTICUT. ASSETS.83,020.040 TUE KURTH AMERICAN PIKE 1NSUK AN? E COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. ASSETS.8416,132 THE CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE 'COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. ASSETS.8342,613 THE IRVING FI li E INSURANCE COM? PANY, WKW TORS ASSE ! S.8324,043 Mr. W. C. COUKINtI, of the Arm of W. C. ('OCR l'N'EY A CO.. No. 9 Boyoe 4 Co.'e Wharf, will, in conn eli .rn wi.h ibis Agency, take risk* on COT? TON, UlOa AN? PRODUCt generally. A. H. HAYDEN, No. 272 KING-STREET. January 29 foawilmo Jlgriiultur?l. SEED RICE. 1200 nf? Heds Ii0UliH BicE-wflippED For aa.o by COHEN, HANCKHL & CO. March 8 3 EXCELSIOR 101 TON SEED. fTVHE GENUINE I XCKL>IOR SEA INLAND SEED, L tho Cotton oi which . old in thia market at Oue Dollar ai-d Fo ty Cents per pound (SI 40), ior sale in lots o suit purcba-ors, by WM. GU UN LY, March 1 Imo No. 102 Eas- Bay. YTTM. HENRY TRES COT, ATIORXEY AT LAW. PENDLETON, S. C. ?Carob 3 (Dlrbr?tiflit. rpiiii A\A.U -.L, c onus E SCZUE NT 'IKE COKESlOMATHIC SOCIETY op THE CHARLESTON COLLEGE Will take place, in tbe College Chanel, THIS ETUlBfO, ?he 5th lost, ut a quarter to eight o'clock. 1 be Ut vere ud Clergy, Ihn Honorable the Board of j Trustees of thc colloac, and thc publie, are respect? fully invited touttend. Programme. MUSIC. 1. Frayer, by thc Kev. C. Y. GAD-DEM. MUSIC. 2. Annual ('ration, ly tho Kev. E. C. EDGERTON. Subject-The Moral Element in Edacatiou." MUSIC 8. Diplomas Conferred, by tho President. teano, 4. Valedictory Oration, by Mr. J. A. M ARTIN. Su bj ect-".i mbi lion. " nona Benediction. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. March 5 /crtilijcrs. PERUVIAN GUANO FOR SALE, DELIVER I'D AT Ai>? DH.POT ON tho Wilmi'gtun and M?ndigster Railroad, at S'.Ui, c .sh. per ton of 22-10 toun .6. we rnepaviog freight; and lor Uuano uolng np t!ie Choraw and D:iningiou Railroad frei ht will be rropoid to Florence, s:. C. CHJ>OLM DROTHER?, Mardi li 1 Adder's North Wharf. CROASDALK'd GENUINE PHOSPHATE AND BOWER'? IOMPLETE MANURE. Roth stand..rd Fertilizers. For sale Hy WM. GURNEif. No. 102 l a-tPay, sole Agent for South Carolina. February 26 Imo j.ANLi PL48T?B. 1 Afi? i BARBELS LAND PLASTES, TO AR lUUv RIVE per Schooners Send and Mai ion ooge. ~ Orders rrcdvod by OLNEY k CO February 26 PERU F?AN GIANO. A AA 10NS No- 1 GENUINE PERUVIAN GU 4r\/v/ ANO, direct from Agent and w.rraoted pure, to arrive per schconets D. C. H?lse. H. W. Godfrey, Sylvan, at d Lucy A. Orcutt from New York. For sale by T. J. KERR & CO. Febiuory 20 L?XB PLA.STE?T." r/\ilBBLS LAND PLAilTER, TO ARRIVE tJ\J{s per schooner Trade Wind- - For sale by T. J. KERR k CO. February 20 PERUVIAN GUANO. .r f\ TONS PERUVIAN GUANO-TO ARRIVE tJ\J per schooner D. 0. Hnh>e. tor salo by March ? w.2 HliNRY CUEIV k CO. FISH GUAMO. 1 AA BARRELS PURB FISH GUANO. XUU For sale by KINSMAN k DOWELL, February 17 wfmlmo No. 163 East Bay. F. FRANK CUE'S SUPERPHOSPHATE ! rjIQE UNDERSIGNED BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF PLANTERS TO THE ABOVE SUPEICIOH AND STANDARD FEE?ILIZER. This PHOSPHATE baa b:ea largely usodin this State, and has given general satisfaction, and is aimil ted by some of the most practical Planter? to bc equal to Peruvian, Guano. PRICE: SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON OF TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, Cash or factors' acceptance, parable 15th November nexr, with bank rato of interest added. Pelzer, Rodgers & Co., AGENTS FUK SOUTH CAROLINA. I eb mary 1 inwf2mo WANDO FKltTILIZE?. THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY o .Tors to tile Planters and Farmers of the Sooth their Fertilizer, known aa the "WANDO FER? TILIZER," which tb;- expcr:?c:c of the past season has proved to be one of thc most valuable in our market. It has for its base tho materials from the Phosphate beda ot the Company on Asble> River, and is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF H ASEL-STREET in this city. In order to guarantee its uniformity and maiDtain its high standard, the Company bas made arrangements with tho distin? gu?.- h r-d Chemist, Dr. C. U. SHEPARD Jr., who carefully analyzes all the ammoniacal au! other ma? terial purchased by tho Company, and thc prepared Fertilizer, before being odored for salo. The Com? pany is resolved to make an article which will prove to be a "Complete Manure," and givo entire satis? faction. For terms, circulars, and otbet information, apply to WM. C DUK'iS k CO., Agents, No. 1 .-ou h Atlantic Wharf. Januar) 4 ruwi 3mos CHESAPEAKE GUANO, A N A M M O N 1 A T R D SOL U OLE PHOSPHATE, COMBINING ALL THE QUALITIES OF BONE AND PERUVIAN GUANO, rpHIS FIRT1LIZI.R I* WARRAN'ED TO GIVE J nttit action. Planers and farm, ra are Invited tose:.d ior pauipblct*, descriptive of its virtues and how to .-inply it. K3~ Pri.o. SAJ per ton of 2000 lb?. For sale by li. M. BUTLER, February 17 A gout at Charleston. S. C. JJ USSELL.'.-? BOOK STO-tK. WEEKLY LLST NEW BOOKS, Ac. THE POET AND "i HE PALTER, or Goma of Art and song, with nincty-nino l.rgc ttteoi engrav? ings, imperial Svo. moroco, $20. TENPYSOK'S ENID III istrated by Gustave Dor?, fo? lio, in a-i c egaut binding. sl-j. IsBsTSJM'a LOCKSLY ii ALL, illustrated by Benncsy, 4 octavo, i3. GBAY'8 tLEOT, with seventeen ?nclv colored draw? ings and u ihoi orphic reproduction cf (be rrl'j'nai manuscript, ito S6 2?. WAYSIDE POSIES, original Po. m.i of country lite, edi led by Robert Buchanan, with for.y-sevon illustrations. 4io. $10 THZ Binn, by Mich, lei, illustrated by t?o hundred and ten exquisite engravings bv Giacomelli, $6. CUBIST IN SOMO. or th ms ot immanuel, ^electee' I rom all ages by Philip ?chaff, D. D , bvo, cl ex h gili extra, 10. COWPEB'. > ABLE TAU. and other Poems, besuh mliy illustiutcd by the nio.-i emlne.it English A- tuts, 1 voiuu.e. 4to. $3. .TOUT WITHOUT AN EMD, from tho German ot Ca? rore, iorgu ito, with fiftoen beautiful plo tnri-9, iu imiUiiou of water color?, $7 60. Cmub-rn A3 CAROL, by charles Dicken", with thirty UhL-trationa. by Eyiioge, small 4 ociavo, (3. SCOTIA'H BARDS, tho choicest nrodnotlons of the b-ol Heh i octa, boautifullv illustrated. Bro, H. MABMIOH, OV Waller *cctt, with Alteon photographic illu-traiion , $8. LAYS OF THE HOLY LAND, from anolent aud modern writer?, with sixty-three Ulustiations, 8vo, .3. CHAMBRES' HOOK or LATS a miscellany of popular aunquillo -, t'.v . lar. e volume-, royal Svo, i-9. Ito above ai o all in elegaut biodiugs. JuDaarf i lyr IAMEB KNOX.JOHN OILl KtMtX & GILL, COTTON FACTORS AMD GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 125 SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE. Consignments of COTTON, BICE, frc, respect, folly ?uucium, aud liocrai ari vaneo. m"d?i thereon, Orders for COHN und BACON promptly executed with care and attention. April 27 L2mot* ?tasemcnts. JJIBJSX^A f AW HALL. LESSEE ARD MAKAOEB..JOHN TEMPLETON. GRAND OPERA! WM. B.v'II.CrjsrNESs MASASES. GREAT FASHIONABLE SUCCESSES 1 LAST TWO NIGH I S, THIS vam AY ASO SAIUUDAY. GREATEST OPERAS MARIE FREDERICI AND HER GRAND COMPANY. FBTDAT. MARCHS, MOZART'3 MASTERPIECE. MAGIC FLUTE. SATURDAY, MARCH G (LAST NIGHT), VEHDIS' GRE MEST WORK, IL T It O V ATORE. HOTJ?E CROWDED WITH BEAUTY AND FASHION. March G H" BEKMAN HALL. FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8. FAREWELL VISIT TO CHARLESTON OF THE HANLON BROTHERS, With their new Trans-Atlantic Combination, com? prising then* pup il F : JULIAN. VICTOR and FRANCOIS. Miss EMILY 1H0RNE, comedienne and Vocal? ist Prof. JAMES BLAMPHIN, Europe's greatest Harp? ist. Mr. and Mrs. R.A. BRENNAN, Burlesque Operatic Artists. Mr. D. HA WT.* Y and Mr. THOS. MIACO. thc re now ned .Enal Gymnasts. Mr. R. FRANS CA UDELL A, Pianist and Com? poser. Mg. MONTEVERDI, the Itil'an Acrobat luVsws. SYLVANI BENEDICT and HE BN A RD, Pantomimist*. All tbe latest HANLON NOVEL? TIES will be introduced, including their patent TWO WHEELED VELOCIPEDES, which they propzl at a speed excelling the fastest horse. In addition to tis rsc upon the stage, they will appear in Velocipede Race.; upon the PUBLIC STREETS, every day, at noon, during the term of their engage? ment. n;3-ADMIS?!ON' $1; Colored seals 75 cents; Chil? dren uudcr 10 years 50 coots. ^. 4&*8eats can be secure 1 six dava lu advance, from a diagram ot the Hall, at HOLMES' GOOK MOSE, comer King and Wo itworih streets, with? out extra charge. #ftV-All orders for VELOCIPEDES must be ad? dressed to HANLON BRuTH RS Hanlon's Veloci pedn Hail, No. 786 Broadway, oorner I en tb street, Now York ci.e. ??-Only HANLON MATINEE, for Schools and Families, I-ATUIIDAY AFTKBI.OON, Marcb IS. E. P. KENDALL, Business Manaor. FRED LAWBKKCK, Ate ut, 0 Fobruaiy'.'? S?uMtf, gurneys, ?tc. SADDLERY, SADDLERY HARDWARE, CARRIAGE MATERIALS, LEATHER, 4c. rjW. UNDERSIGNED HEG TO CALL ATTEN _L TI"N to their taree and completo S oca of S A DD LI 8, Billi LES, HARNE-8. and all kinds of CARRI IGK MATERIALS which tliev offer at Wholesale aDd Retail upon the mo -1 favorable terms. BORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. it? JENNINGS, THOML1NSON & CO., No. 159 MEETING-STREET, Opposite Charleston Hotel. N. B.-Also, Second-hand Oovornmont Mc OL EL? LAN 8 ADDLES. Marou 4 Imo ifi?fljincrn, (Castings, (Ctr. jy?EETING-STREET FOUNDRY. THIS ESTABLISHMENT 13 NOW F?BNISH1NQ THE IMPROVED MCCARTHY COTTON GIN, STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sizes on hand IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN MILLS, SUGAR MIXLS. SUGAR BOILERS AND PANS, Of nil aizos HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from G to 16 foot in diameter IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand powcr, Haw and Rice Mills MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all descriptions made to order Particular attention paid to HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD? INGS, GRATINGS, CISTERN COVERS, SASS WEIGHTS, dc, dc, WILLIAM S. HENEREY, MACHINI&l AND FOUNDER No. SllfMEETING-STREET, CHAKT?3TON, 8. C. August 3 mw PIKE NIX IKON WORKS. JOHN F. TAYLOR* CO., SUCCESSORS TO CAMERON dC CO.. EEgiueers, Boilermaliers, &c. Nos. 4, C and 8 PRITCIIARD-STREE1, (NEAR TBE DRY DOOK), Charleston, S . C . STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER.?-MARINE, STATIONERY AND PORTADLE. RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY DESCRIPIION. SHAFTING. PULLEYS AND GEARING, ' IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON f'R BRASS. We guarantee to furnish ENGINE and ROILERS of as good quality and pc '.ver. and at as to *? rates aa oau be bad In New York. Bultimoreor Philadelphia. AGENTS FOR Ashcrofts Low* water Detector, THE ONLY PERFECT BECUPJrY AGAINST DAMAGE FR0>1 LOW WATER IN THE BOILER. REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. February 1 C*o 5mos jp H. TREN ll OLM, No. 1 BROAD-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. 0., MINER, SHIPPER AND DEALER ra Sooth Carolina Native Bone Phosphate. J ?au ir y ll 3mos ?wrfries 11110 ?Bi?reilanrotts. BOSENDALE DYDRAULl? C RAIENT, it A NUFA Cl UBER'S AGENCY. TTIS-CEMENT WE FURNISH TO THE TRADE AT LOWEST PRICES delivered hero. A sup? ply always on Land. WILLIAM ROACH & CO. March 5 1 FRUIT! FRUIT !~FRUIT! JUST RECEIVED B-Y SCHOONER Mi NEUVA FROM HAVAN A. A fi fiflfi SWEEi'HAVANA ORANGES i3z\.'m\j\J\J SOO bunche> Batanas 25 dozen Pineapples 500 Plantains Thu only sweet Oranpes in this market. Tarries wishing any of them will do well to give us an early call. For sale by E \RT & WTBTff, March 5 tl Nos. 55 ani 57 Market-street. LAND PLASTER ! BEARGRASS HAMS: ?)AA BARRELS LAND PL* ST ER LANDING ??\"\' 30 tierces of thc celebrated Beargrass Hams, just arrived, l'or sa o by v J. N. rOB?ON, Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wnarf. March 5._DM_1 CORV, I'ATS AND PEAS. rAA/\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE COEN D\J\J\J 1300 bushels Oats . > 610 bushels Black Peas Landing from schooner Magnolia. For ta'c bj March 5_2_1. J. KERR tc CO. SALT, WESTERN B ACON, CORN AND HAMS. prf\ HHD3. CHOICE WESTERN CLEAR, C. R. 0\J and BRIDES 40 hlids. choice Western Smoked Shoulders 40 hu .'s. choice Western D. S. Si les and Shoul? ders CO tierces choice Westi ra Shoulders 40 tierces "Diamond" and "Peedee" Hams ? 1000 bushels White Tennessee Corn 1000 sacks prime Liverpool salt. in store, landing, and for sale low by -* B BEN ARD O'NEILEr Marchi 2ml East Bay. HAY AND SALT. I AAA BALES PRIME NORTH RIVER HAT L \J \ t KP 2C0O sacks Liverpool ."?alt Io ?ne order, in store and for sale by February 20_T. J. KERR A CO. D A VIV HAMS. 5TIERCES DlVIS' DIAMOND BRAND HAM8, at 23 cent? pt r pound, at the CO OPERAI TVE libOCEBY STORE, Southwest Corner Meeting and Mar KC t streets. Goods delivered free. . "_February 26 . WHARTON & MOFFETT, ' No. 115 WEST-STBF.ET, NEW YOEE. MOFFETT & WHARTON, No. 114 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON. All varieties of recd and Eating POTATOES. HAVING A PAB7NEE IN NEW YOEE WHO will give his personal attention to tba sale of f&ry VEGETABLES AND FRUIT, and promising quick sa'es and prompt reiurus. we edict the ja tronage of shipper*. Oar com.fissions ?ill be fire percent, only. CRATES furnished to tboso who shin to us. J. G. MOFFK?T.... ..I. J. WHARTON. December 30 3mos LIQUORS ! LIQUORS ! Q.REAT REDUCTION IN PRICE AT BYRNE & FOGARTYS, CORN EB CDUBCH AND OHALMBBS-STS. Also, a fine selection of LIQUOR'' in the lar. Don't forget the name-BYRNE & TOGARI Y. February 12 fmwlmo - pnsincss Cards. JOHN C. niNOTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. 1 COURTHOUSE SQUARE. February 15 mwf Imo JOH!? D. ALEXANDER, ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGB NT, No. IB Broad-street, RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS BUSINESS IN AD. JUSTING ACCOUNTS of''Merchants and others, and in WRITING UP AND POSTING their BOOKS, either In part or whole. ftc. " January 9 D EAS dc BURNE T, ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITO RS, No. 17 Broad-street. Practice in all the State and United States Courts at Charleston. H. DEAS, Jr,. I B. R BURN Hf. j March 2_3* J T. HUMPHREYS, BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS- , ? SION MERCHANT. SALES OF BEAL ESTATE STOCKS, BONTES, SE- \ CURIIIES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY ATTENDED TO. No. 8 7 BROAD-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. RETBEENCES. Hon. HENRY BUIST, W. J. MAGRATH, Esq., General JAMFS CONN KR, T. E. WARING. Esq. Octobpr ' J1DWAKD DALY, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 82 Warren-street, NEW TORE. PERSONAL ATTEN HON GIVEN TO THE PUB CHASE of all kinds or MLBo'H-NblSE. Boots, Shoes. Hats, Ca. s and Trunk?, ard Straw G cods a specialty. Consignment of all kinds of Staple Articles and general Produre .-elicited. Promut return.? guaranteed. EDWARD DALY, Late of Charleston, 8. 0. Weekly Price Currents soot free bj post. January 28 D*o 6mos Q^EOKGE S. HACKEE'S SIE A M PLANING MILL, DOOR, SASH, BLIND AND BOAT FACTORY, EING, OPPOSITE CANNON STREET. MANUFACTURES AND KEPPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. UKESSED LUMBER of every descrip? tion. Doors, >asbes, Blind*, Mouldlugs and Trim? mings. All wo-k guaranteed aud at Northern prices. Boxes for packing of liquors manufactured and constantly on band, at his FACTORY AND, WAREROOM?', Ring, opposite cannon stfVet, on^ Line City Railway. mwf Imo nao Marchi SOUTHERN T BIN C1L31ANUFA CTORT i E. H. RODGERS MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN STENCIL STOCK ANO DIES, STEEL, LETTERS AND STAMPS CHUCKS AND TAGS RAS S AND GERMAN SILVER KEY? RINGS, CHAINS, ?CO. M:-A.RK:i2src3- iisriKS BY THE GALLON OB BABREL. \ AGENT FOR HILL'S PATENT HANO STAMPS SEAL PRESSES BRANDING IRONS, Sm.J No. 129 EAST BA?-STRERT^ CHARLESTON, 8. C. SSf Call and examine specimens. Jabuary 16_3nio? CHARLESTON IDEHSTTAXJ DEPO1 No. 387S KING-STREET, * GOLD ANO TIN FOIL. AMALGAMS, MlNEBi TEETH, Steel Goods, and every article used by thaj Dentist 2mo January 27