The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 05, 1869, Image 3
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at FUTEEX CENTS a week, payab'o to the carriers.
LOCAL M A TTE KS.
AU:TIOX SALES THIS DAT.
WILBUR & S?N will sell at half-Dast 10 o'clock,
at No. 7s Broad-street, piano, mirrors- and lurui
ture.
WrLLiAji MCKAY; will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
salesroom. Meeting street, furniture, neriuniery. A-r
MILES DRAKE ?id sell ut 10 o'clock, in Lis More,
corner King and Li ba ty stf eels boot*, ?hoe? and
hats.
UEETIXGS TH?S DAI'.
Cbrestomatliio Socictv. at 7:45 P. M.
Mutual Ba?e l ull Club, at bait-past 7 P. M.
Strict cb*ei n.ucc Lo.ige. at 7 P. M.
Howard Lod_c at 7 P. M.
M. A. and P. A.. at 7 P M.
Eagle FuoA'oinrany. at 7 P. M.
Mirion Fire u inpai.y, a: 7 P. M.
THE DAILY NEWS TRICE Cur; RE NT AND Coar
MEBCIAL CIRCULAR will be roady for delivery at our
counting room at nine o'clock .bis morning. Single
copies five cents. Orders for ten copies andover
will be filed ai th- rate of two at:d a hair cents per
copy.
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CLUBS AND STARS.-Thero wero only two
cases on the Mayor'* docket jesterday:
James Austin c lored, arrested for disturbing the
audience in thc theatre. Fined $2.
Lancaster and Howe Wh'te were rcportel foi
driving a wagou without a license. Discharg- d.
CHB.ESroalATHlc SOCIETY.-The annual com?
mencement of the Chrestomathie Society of the
Charleston College will take place this evenin: in the
College Chapel. An oraiion will be delivered by the
Rev. E. C. Edgerton on "The Moral Element in Ed
ucaUon," and a valedictory will be pronounced by
Mr. J. H. Martin. Diplomas wiU be conferred by
the president. The public are invited.
THE STEAMSHIP ALLIANCE.-Tue Norfolk
papers ofthe ld instant contain th? announcement
that t!ie steamship Alliance, from Boston, via Nor?
folk, for this part, is ashore at Hatteras Inlet, but no
particulars as to her condition is slated. The Alli -
ance was from Boston with a valuable general cargo
consigned to merchants ia thu city aal th? interior.
Ins shoals ar mud Cape Hatteras are generally dan?
gerous, and further iaforma'i >n in reference to her
will be look?d f jr with interest.
FATTST-always a favorito opon ia Charles?
ton-drew tho best h:uio of thc season last night.
Every seat was filled, tho larger proportion of tue
audience being ladies. The singing did not please
ns as well as on some ot tho previous evenings, but
the Beling, with which the op-ra abounds, gave
ample scops to the dramatic talent ot tho prima
donna. Bummer's Faust was excellent; and we
could hardly have wished for a better "Mephisto
phUes" than Welnhch's. To-night wdl bo the last
night of the o. ora season, and we are to have Mo
Z3*Us t-pirkling opera, tho Magic Flu e
ANOTHET. DEVELC ilENT OF THE :'Hj\3PHArE
Bonn ss.-Phosphate mining is as yot in its in?
fancy. Tho ihousands of acres rich io this mlaeral
which suriouu. t Cbarlc-ton havo only bein scratch?
ed in small patches, few and far batweoa Tho
quantity obtained by these slight efforts has been
manufactured Into fertilizare for liam? consump?
tion, or sent to tho North to bi returned again as
fancy guano of vat'ous names acd titi s. 'ahere must
be a demand for the^e paoiphites, as 60on as thor
are known, wherever agricultura i.- carried on. and
the business in a f?w years will assume glint pro?
portions. Aa partially corroborating oar assertions,
we refer to the advertisement cf Messrs. Willis A
Chlsolm rn another column, offering to make al
vancea on shipments of pho paites to Liverpool,
.and inquiring for good phospbato lands.
RENOVATE YOUR HOUSES.- This ia the season
of the year when it ia customary to repair both the
interior and exterior of dwellings and stores. The
bright spring and the warm weather are near at
hand, and it is necessary for h cal tn and comfort in
tbe one instance, and for show and business in the
other, that both hames and stores should be fresh
and clean. Consequently there is a great demand
just now for *U ?rdeles vsed in this renovating pro?
cess, and especially for {poi, bright and lasting
paints. Mes.Ts. Cameron. Barkley A Co., at the
northeast corner of Meeting and Cumberland
streets, to meet the demands of tho season, have j
laid in an extensive assortment of paints, oils and
other art toles in that Une, and the attention of con?
tractor.', buddera, householders and tenants is espe?
cially cil!cd to their advartisemsnts containing a de?
scription of their stock.
FROM CCBA. -The packet schooner M-nerva,
Captain Collins, arrived here yesterday, from Hava?
na, with a valuable cargo of su^ar and molasses,
consigned tn Messrs. Euslow A Co. The news oy
this arrival it?d:ct;rea avery dliturbed state of the
island, the entire eastern half cf it having riss
against the rule of the foreigner. The destruction
of plantation i and crops has already been consider
able, and thc s.-gar market is lik- ly to be shll further
stiffened by the large amoant of this articlo which
wu! be taken from the field of comms a by the
destruction of the crop) of this.region, which is so
heavy a prolucor of this valaablo commercial pro?
duct. Th*? prisons of 'lavar?a contain some throe
thousand persons who havo bcon arrested ' by tho
military authorities. General Dale: bas not thc
confidence of manr of the Spa dards; owning, it is
said, a valuable olantiug interest, and bJng coanect
ol withnadvo Cubans, his policy is supposer! not to
have been sufficiently ?ever e. 1 h? patriots aro hope?
ful that they will triumph ovor t?oir onemlos, not?
withstanding the convulsive effort Spain is now mak?
ing tokcep pos es-ion of th it va*utb!e ton Rory.
EEPOBTEES' CBUMBS.-Thc Sixth Infantry
leaves lor tho West to-day. Colonel M'ltou Cogs?
well, of the Eighth Infantry, succeeds to the com?
mand of the parrison, with Companies B, F, F and
G, of h's regiment.
Inauguration day was celebrated yesterday by a
display of bunting end the parado of two colored
companies.
Prang's chi OHOS arc attracting the attention of the
art lovers here.
The brick store and lot on Vendue Rang", which
were adver i3cd for sale yesterday, were not put up,
inclement wea hor presenting.
There wcro some belligerent characters around
the City Hall yesterday, who ?bowed more valor in
words than active courage.
The extra of TH? NEWS, ycsterdiy, with the Presi?
dent's message and proceedings in thc Mayoralty
matter, was eagerly sough i after and rapidly bought up
Judge Carpenter hauled a number of oourt officials
ovor the ooah) yesterday for o: serving some sub?
poenas in dne time.
AU cigars, imported or domestic, exposed or offer?
ed for Bale, must be restaropod accordns to 'aw,
July 20,1868, or they w?t be forfeited to the United
States.
It is stated that Doscher, tho news dea'cr. has
gone to Europe to look after some property la'ely in?
herited.
Ibero was a surging ?ea of owfdnwci of all hues
around the City Hall and Courthouse yesterday, giv?
ing vent to their views oo th* mixed question at issue
on Loo Mayoralty. Some of Pillsbar y's friends eng
goat a wilt of "quarantine," a new o.iaage or the
RepubTcan vernacular. '
Thsro are a number of cobble e tone pavements
running to private yards across the tidewa'Jss fiat
aro very annoying tc pedestrians. Does the cl y or?
dinances allow them I *
lho aohednle of thc Bulled;e-s? roc. lino of thc
City Railway is at r-roseut so ingeniously ar anged
that if yon happen to miss a car at certain periods of
ti? d?y, you can soond hali rn hour in profitable
ooservation before you 'ee another.
Today ssn'ences will be passed on aU prisoners
who have been found guilty orths charges preforred
sp? inst them at this term of court.
TUE nott XS OF PIT, LS ll Ult T'S Di
LEMMA.
Tho act of August 15,1SG8, under thc provi
8'oos of which Mayor Clark was arrested yesterday,
is declared by thc act under which Mr. Pillsbury
claims, commonly known ES the < hiriorton Election
bill, not to apply to tho p-esent acting Mayor and
Aldermeu oi t'_e City of Charleston It he latteract
is constitutional and valid, the arrest was illrgal; il
it is unconstitutional and ii.valid. Mr. 1 Bkbary has
no title lo thc ofll:e. and the arrest was R'itl iltcgal.
The languageuf the repca'insclause of thc charles?
ton Heel ion bill is as follows t
SECTIOS 4. Any laws continuion in oflhe persons
cl"ct?d or appo n:e:l to office pre vip na to. during or
un er 'he late provisional coveruuient of S^ uth Caro
liua, or ui der or by virtue ot any military oitlers,
gi,all be held not to apply to or contiuue in oflico
tho pr?tent Acting Mayor and ald-ruicti ot the City
of Challe sion, but as <o them raid laws ? ball be held
to be null and vi id. Ad acts or parts o. a.:? incon?
sistent with tbi-i act are hereby repealed.
It rut;.ht seem fioin this section taken tingly that
the act wa? intended to be repealed in rc-ard to the
Acting Ma; or and Altlormcn. so far as it- powof to
continue 'hem in cthee is con crucd, anti not as to
tho p ovis'on for puuishmcut undt-r which tho arrest
was mado; but this construction is rendered entirely
inadmi6?ab c by the section ot' 'he "Ecclionbill"
whit h lmmedia'ely precede; the f . rcgoiug, aDd
which prc vic" et- a wholly diffeient penalty lor this
particular eise. Th i section Blinded to reads ac fol?
lows:
SECTIOS3. That for each and every day's deten?
tion or boldintt of the office "f Mayer or Aldermen of
tho City of Charleston, contraiy to tho provi-ions of
this act, the person or persons so offcn<'ing sliail bc
subj c to a penalty of fifty dol?an, the said penalty
to be recovered in an> action of dt bt by tho p -renn
or persons ag^rievd and kept out ef office thereby.
Ti.c foll .wing is tho act under which tho arrest
was made:
AX ACT REGULATING THE TEMJBE OF CEETALN OFFI?
CES A SD APPOINTMENTS THERETO. AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES.
I. lie it enacted by thc Senate and Bouse of Re
presentitivoK ot tho State of south Carolina, now
meti nd sitting u General Assem* ly, and by tko au?
thority of thc same, a hat all State, Di.-triet aud 'Mu?
nicipal ( theirs, ai panted by the Gen> ral command
ding the ate Secouu Military District, in purruwee
of, and under the authority of, tbc reconstruction
laws ot Congress, or appointed or elected under tho |
late Provisional Gove nmont of s uth Carolina, and
j not remoTi-Q by said. (Jeneral comuiaudin^. aud
whose p'aces have uot bern filled by election or ap?
po niment under tbe < ew constitution, shall con?
tinue iu ofiice until their several offices are filled by
the election cr aop> intment ard qualification ac?
cording to law of the proper ?tate. County and Mu?
nicipal officers, rr until tho duties of tu.h officers
have been devolved bv authority oi the General As?
sembly upon o her 1 fhrers duly elcctel or appoint?
ed and qualified according to law under the new
constitution.
II. It shall be lawful for any County or State offi?
cer. elected at the tie.-lions ol Apnl 14, is and 10, or
June 2 and 3. 1803. to fl e the rond required by law,
and quality for the office to which be bas been
elected at any time ?I--'in twenty dava from thc pas
pa::- of this art, and n . later; and upon tbe filing of
such bond and qualifying a: coiding to law, be .-hall
enter upon the d uti >s ot sain office.
III. Ihe elections cf April ll. 15 and 16, and of
June 2 and 3,1868, h. ld in . oniormity with the acts
of Keconst' ucti . n, and all orders issued in pursuance
thereof are, and are he.eby declared, valid; and all
persons elected at such elections are dec?a- e 1 to be
emitted to the immediate posse.-bion ot tbooffireto
which they have boco elected, upon tbev qualifying
and giiing the bond- required bv law.
IV. Andbut further enacted. That if any person
or persons holuitgany office or offlcoj in tho -tato of
South Carolina shall refuse to surrender lo thc per?
son or persons elected at the ?lections of April 14,15
and 16. aud June 2 and 3 18C8. or to thc porson or
perso selec'rd?ielecioDshireafter tobebeldueder
the laws cf South Caro.ina, not inconsistent with
t enew con titutlon ot -aid .-tate, or appointed i>y
thc Governor m pursuance of law, such office or of?
fices, together w.th all u onie?, books, records pa?
mper-, and property of any other bird or character
whatever pertaining thereto whenever such por?
son or pcrsots so elected or oppoluted shall have
qualified ano given fie bonds required bv law, such
person or persons so offenoing shall bc deemed eui.
ty ot a misuVmcanor. and, on conviction thereof,
shall bo punished by fine and imprisonment-such
fine not to Lc los tban one thtu-aud dollars, aid
su.--h imprisonment not to be less tuan one year at
bara laoor io ihe penitentiary. All acts or parts o?
act Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed
V, '1 bat tbs provisions 01 'his act au-di not apply
to the rffl:es ol Judges of the ' ourt of Equity, aud
of Miste?, ttcgistcrs, snd C- mmifsior-crs in 1 quUy,
but that the said officers shall, un it tbe first of Jan?
uary, oue thou and tight hundred and sixty-nine,
continue to dischirge the duties and lunctions of
their re.-pective offices.fae ihe disport.ion of causes
which are now pending.
In the senate Boase, the fifteenth dar cf August,
in ti e ye- r of ocr Lord ene thousand eight 1 (
h und i ed and sixty -eight.
A. J. KASSIER, .-peaker House of Reprc.-en'ativos
pro t mporc
L hoozEB, President of the Senate
Appro ved : R. E. s corr, Governor.
THE STATE COUBT-HON. R. B. CARPENTKB
PBESTDINO.- - TBUBSDAT, March 1 - Is THE GENERAL
SESSIONS.- On motion of the Soltcitor the trial of
Gabriel Le ty, lor murder, was postponed until the
next term of court. James Johnson and John WhUo
were tried for larceny, and tbe foi mer acquitted and
the latter convicted. Julia Gi eon. indicted for yrand
larceny, pie ad guilty. Nolie pros, were entered in a
number of caaes by the Solicitor. The Grand Jury
returned a brue bill in the caae of the State vs. E. W.
M. Mackey, indio ted for official mbrcondu t and in
terferenoe with elections.
Tbe court then adjourned until this morning at
half-past 10 o'clock.
THE UNTTED STATES COUBT, March 4.
Hos. GKOBOK S. BRYAN, PRVSXDIXQ -Tho*. P.
Smith and ?red. N. Lawrence petitioned to estab?
lish liens, and were refeiroi to Registrar Carpenter.
E. Ezekiel. D. Livingston, F. l.ivintston, John 8.
Bowe, J M kailey, N. M. Sallcy were anally dis?
charged. Final be- ring m the cases of A. C. Zei
gier, B. Livirgstsn, J. R;ley, Erivilla G. Robinson,
Howell Easterling. S. T. izlar were continued to
8 h A ri il. It was oiCorcd tbat Abraham Antilly
appear at tho office cf Registrar Carpenter. lT.h
March, for rxamination, under twenty-aixth sect on
of the Bankrupt act, and that he rhow causo on 18th
March why he sh uld not bc attached for contempt
for di sobo di en i e of first summons. D. J. Winn was
ordered to sell real estate of C. B. F. Baker, and
call on creditors to rome in and establish liens. P.
V. Dibble, a-8'grce of James S. Thompson, peti?
tioned for sale of real and personal pr pcrty. and
was referred to Registrar Carpeot? r for report. The
Registrar was ordc cd to appoint a new assignee
in tho case of A. Raoul The cases of V. H. Donnot i
and F. Dan-lsk for final discharge were rcforrod to
Registrar Carpenter, and final hearing ordeicd 16th
April. The report of louts McLain, assignee < t W.
M. Williams, was heard and c infirme J.
MAOAZIN.TS.-New Eclectic Majraztno for
Maicb; Tiumbull& Mnrdocb, Biltimore; Fogarlie,
Charleston. This number opens with a portrait of
John Bright, thc Manchester Liberal, and a thought?
ful criticism of the chtractr-rsnd position of tho Lib?
eral triumvirate, Ghdstottc, Bright and Mill. Thc
contrast between the versatile, impassioned Gre
cist, the stnught-ferw rd, tearless Saxon, and tho
sifted, shy icoalist and Utot ian is keenly marked
There are notices of Eonlbach and Berlin art. of Mr.
Port?n andJcfLrson Devi*, two or bree articlis of
broad humor, aud the usual pleasant in. seo liantes of
tales, estais ond poetry. Tho first i.umb.r of
new novel by Auerbach oppea-e. A - origil ly ma.^a
sine.
Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Lltoraturo for March
Bidwell, New Yoik; Fogartie. Charleston. Ross ni
1er orates the frontispiece. Thcro is a larger propo
tim than usual of nicoline articles. They embrace
Ino recent solar discoveries, tbe materiils of the
uni ve rte, anthropology, intellect and distribution of
mimais. Sket hes are given of Rossini, l horwald
en and Savonarola. Ibo political essays relate to
the Indian Empire aud the European situation
lhere are twenty-six articles in all, some of them ot
aerm anent value.
HOTEL ABRITAIS, March 4.-Pavilion Hole'.
r J Maher, B Z Smoke, eily; J SFaebe, N ii Rail
?oad; J J Blake, city; E J Rees, New York; B P
Lynes, Miles Leadholf, J G Tucker, Augusta; F S
Lewie. Y J Drafts, .-ou'h Carolina; James F Izlar
Or B M Shuler, Orangeburg; F N Walker. South
karolina; D Inwood. Columbia; J Enor, Abbeville;
?V Eames, Now Yor>; DRV mpell, Sjuth Carolina;
Seo J Graham, N E Railroad; RD Hopkin?. Baltt
nore; J S"Worsham. Cooper Rive>r; J V Itfft, M D,
U R Cousin. Clarendon; S Groves, F S Groves. Barn
sell.
Charlatan Hotel.-Captain Cha i s Rnydor. Maj ir
EV S WTorth. W H M Hur*. United States Aroav; M
Flaum, South Carolina; S B Seabrook, city; ll F
Edrrlin, Bichmond, Virginia; J B Boyeo, South
karolina; C H Moiso, sumter; R F Fleming, William
Mills. S R Todd, L A Pinckaey, Mies F P Hunter. A
Mo'so. I. turee s ; S Grant. Jr, Philadelphia; ( olonel
li A Wilhams, wife and ?ervant R D Hopl iDS, Balti?
more; P B.jc'hi stan and cauchler Mles A Olanchard,
Mi?8 M Blanchard, Mr at tl Mrs J L Uardei'er, maid
and servant, George Gardener. Peilado phia; M
Brodnieand wife. Mr ard Mrs A D Bnckiord. Dr D
fy Rodgers, A B Woodsworth. Rev W u Vauroet r,
S T Hellman, New York; C Holm, PbUadelphla; O 9
Wibon and lady, Cincinnati; A D Kenne J y aud lady,
hamden.
KUSINKSS NOTICPiS.
WE RECOMMEND all in want of hats to buy
from Stce'e's "bit b'l?L" iou can't mi's thc p'acc
If yo.i look ?or the sign o' thc bi? bat.
FINE TROTT.-Bart & Wirti. Market-street,
have just received by tho pehooner Minerva, from
Havana, a choice lot of fruit, in which are som? very
sweet oranges-thc only ones iu thc city.
-o
NEAT FEINTING-Wo have received a copy of
the Consiilutlon of thc Mechanic's I'nion No. 1, of
( ballest?n, which has been printed very neatly in
?Mtph!et loi m by the new printing firm of Parry &
Little, No. 3 tlac-strecr.
To THE PLANTEES OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA-Relieving "WnANN's" RAW BONE SU?
PERPHOSPHATE OF I IKE to be fullv equal to the
best Fertilizers in maikct, and superior to many,
and bring desirous of having it thoroughly to-ted,
wc have c mcludod to offer thc following Premiums:
1st. For the largest yield of Co ton liom an acre of
land, a Silver Pitcher worth S100. 'Jd. For the soc
ond largest yield of fitton from an ?.ere of laud, a
Silvor Pitcher worth i5% 3?. For the largest yield
ot Corn from an acre ol land, a Silvei Go'olet worth
$25.
The above premiums will b: awarded where
'?WHAXNB'" BAW BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE a'one is
nscd on the acre producing thc >ield.
Those applying f^r tho premiums will bc required
to fnrn'sh eatisf-cto y evidence of the amount p o
riuced on tho acre, an l a statement of the mann -r In
which they applied thc manure. A limited amount
only of this l-bospliate will bc distributed during tho
season. Prices, delivered on thc cars at Charleston,
$65 per ton, rash; or ?70 for approved lily accept
onces, payable 1st November.
CLAGHORN. HERRING & CO..
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, S. C.,
ind No. 7 Warren Block, Augusta, Go.
February 23 Imo
THE PROPRIETORS OF "Whann'a Raw Bone
S upc i phosphate ot Lime cordially Invite farmers,
dealers a jd others interested in procuring a first
class manure, to call and examine their works, sen
process of manufactuie, and inspect the materials
used. They have no seerets, give full value, aud
guarantee their Phosphate toc?me np to the t tan
dard acalysls. Claiborn, Herring & Co. are the
agents for the sale of it in Augusta aud Charleston.
February 23 Imo
/inonnal
ADVANCES MADE
ON SHIPMENTS OF
P H OS P HATES
TO LIVERPOOL.
FIRST-CLASS PHOSPHATE LANDS WANTED.
VILLIS <S- ( HIS UL ?I.
March 5 ftulmo
Pm <#00&5, etc.
SPRING 1869.
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.
LOUD & TAYLOK
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO EXTEND
their
WHOLESALE BUSINESS,
would respectfully inform
S O V T li E K K BUYERS
that their stock during the coming season will be
LARGER AND MORE COMPLETE
than ever b iorc. and an inspection of it before put
shutoff elsewhere is so ici ted.
Having their own buyers in each of the principal
Eu1 opec o markets, tho) will bo able to maintain the
longes aoliihed reputation of the houso for keeping
icsirable, salvable goods, of wtiicb, alfo, their long
experience as successful rot .llors ls ample guarantee.
Thoseveial oci ar m nts aro, viz: MLK>. DRIiSS
30s D?, CLO I Bs >HaWL\ CLOfKS DPHOLS
ThRY, LINEN>. WHITE GOODS, HOSIE)-Y and
3LOVES, LADIES' and CHILDREN'? < UTFIT
TING, in each of whioQ will be found goods relect
>d especially to meet the demands of Southern CUB
lomera.
Samples of New Goouo sent upon application.
I.OBD A TAYLOR,
Sos. 461, 463. 465 A 467 Broadway, ) Nl>_ Vnr..
tfos. 255 , 257, 259 A 261 Grand-strcot, f wew lor*'
WHOLESALE WABXBOOKB:
Nos. 461 to 467 Broadway, en rance on Grand-st.
3Carch 2 Imo*
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT
F UR CHG OTT & BROS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS STORE
CORN Eli KINO AND CALHOUN STREETS
WE BEG IO INFORM TBE LADIES AND ODR
Customers in general, that wc have Just re?
lived (in addit'on to our usual stock of DOM ESTIO
ind FANCY tiOoLS;, a new supply suitable for the
present season.
CONBISTTNO or:
BeauU.ul Styles of SPRING DRESS GOODS, at
moderate prieta
3LUAA>. DR? GOODS, POPLINS, ic, at reduced
V rices
a avy Balmoral Skirts at$l
Pery choice article Black silk at $1 25
Ladies' super Merino Vosts ouly SI
i od qu mty Rid Gloves at 81
50 Unzen HOOP ?KihiS, CO to 60c.
Mice Qu ?Ky Spring Calicoes at I2ij cenU
JUeuic-imer** celebrated Frenen CoitSET, SI OD
und upward
V tu I and complete assortment of Gctman and Eng?
lish HOSItRY.from UH up
? fine a-sortmeut or t-aitius' and Children's Silk, ber?
lin clo.h and Lisio GLOVES, elegant designs.
ALSO,
V good selection ol
3LANKET?, COMPORTS, QUILTS
FLANNELS, CAS3?MERES
TABLE DAMASKS, &c,
At tho lowost figures.
We would also notify our patrons that w- have ar
'au.'cd a separate department in our Store cxolu
ively for
B0O?S, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &c.
?S- FNTBANCE ON CALBOUN-STREET.
FUltUHOUTT & OHOS.,
No. 437 KINO-STREET.
December 14 Smo
Sfyirts uni) /urnisljinr) CP?O?S.
GET YOUR SHIRTS
AT
E. SCOTTS,
3HIRT 33 JVI O Jr?. I XJ IVE
Meeting-street.
Under the Star Shirt Si?n.
? STAR
9 ~'
SHI HTS AND COLLARS.
Also, pvcry Variety of
GENTLEMEN':: FURNISHING GOODS,
AV
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
January 1 Arno
guts un ii (Ciin 5.
AT STEELE';?.
THE ALPIXE4CABINKT, VELOCIPEDE. HUN
GA KIAN, ot Drab nm Black Felt. Prices "5 cent?, 1
SI 50. $2. ?3, and Extra Fine S:i50; Mcu's and Hoys I
Alpines. $1 50; Superfino Fashionable Silk Heavers,
55. STEELE'S "HAT HALL,
No. 313 K ngstroor,
March 5 f 3 Sign ol thc "Big Hat."
Progs, ?i)cmif?ls, igte.
TO BAKERS.
JUST Ri-(JEl WA) AND FOR SALE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
CABONATE L>F A M MON I \
PRIME HOPS
CHEAM OF TARTAR.
H. BAEE, Druggist,
No. 131 M E E TI N (1 -STREET.
March i_
TUE UNDERSIGNED CALLS THE AT TENTH N
ofboLhc?y and loautry purchasers to his'large
slock of Di? UGS, PATE ST MEDICINES, P?UFFM
ERY. FANCY GOOD;. ic, fcc. all of whl.hbe ot?
ters at the lowest market rates.
H. B A E li,
No. 131 MEE TING-STREE V. NEAR MAR?
KET-STREET.
March 4
AY ER'S CHERRY PECTORAL,
J W| ?fax Diseases of thc Throat
BH V* , nur! Langs, aitch as Coughs,
{flj mbf t"ol?l*. ? Iiooi>In? Co ag ll,
jBL Crom httis Asthmu and
j?]^^ to ii s ii nip i ion.
PROBABLY NI'VER BEFORE IN THE WHOLE
history of medicine has anything won so widely and
so deeply upon tho confidence of mankind as
this excellent remedy for pulm?n-ry complaints.
Through along series of years, and among mos! ot
the racen of men, it bi? rism higher and higher io
their estimation, as ii has occome better known. Us
uniform character and ! owor to cure the variou? af?
fections r f thc lungs and throat, havo made it known
as a roliablc protector against them. While auap'ed
to milder forms of dise.ee and to young obildreu, it
is ai the amie time tho most efLctual remedy that
car. be g'ivu for incipiont consumption, omi tho dan
gerou5 aifecti-ns of the throat i?nd lung*. As a pro?
vision a :aiost sudden attacks ol I Mup, it should be
kept on hand in every lamily, aud indeed, as all are
sometimes *ubjccl lo colds and cough.?, aU should
bo provided wi tb this aniidote for them.
Although settle i CONSUMPTION 's tbousht incura?
ble, still great uumbTS ol casas where the disease
seemed set'led hive been completely cured, and
thc patient restored to sound health by the CHEBRX
PECTORAL, SO complete is its niastery over tho dis?
orders ol' thc Lnu.'s and Throat, Unit th? most ob?
stinate of them yield to it. Wm n notning e^e could
reach tlcm, uudcr thc Cutnnr 1'ECTonAL thjy si.o
side and disnppo.ir.
SINGERS ASD Puouc SrEAKER? find great protec?
tion from it.
ASTHMA is always relieved and often wholly curod
by iL
BROMcnrris is generally cured by tikirg the CHER?
RY PECTORAL it. small and frequent dosos.
So gOLoraliy Dre its virtues known that we need
cot publish the certificates of thora herc, or do more
than ass..re thc public that its qualities ate fully
maintained.
dyer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY
PHYSIC,
Are so compos?d that disease within tho rani? of
their action can rarely withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and clo msc,
end invigorate every portion of tho human organ?
ism, correcting Its diseased action, and restoring ita
healthy vitalidos. As a consequence of these pro?
pel tics, the invalid whola bowed down with pain or
physical debility is astonished to fiud his health or
energy restored by a remedy at once so simple and
luvlti. g.
Not only do they cure the every-doy complaints
of everybody, but also many formidable and danger?
ous dlseasos. Thc agent below named is i loused to
furnish gratis my Amor can A m <nac, conlaiuing
certificates of their cures and directions lot their
use ia the followirg complaints : Costiveness,
Heartburn, Headache arising from disorder of
stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid
Inacli.n of the Bowols, Flatulence, Loss of Appe?
tite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints, aris?
ing from a low state ot the bodv or obs ruciion of
ils functions. They aro an excellent alterative tor
the renovado o of the blood and the restoration ot
tone and strength to the rystcm debilitated by dis?
ease.
PREPARED RT
Or. J. V. AYER di CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold at wholesale by BOWIE A MOISE.
Charleston, S. C.. and by Retail Druggists every?
where, fm* 3 mos DAC Deere ber 25
SAAOSK A'S SURE PUP!
FOR DESTROYING
Rats, Mice, Ac, Ac,
without the unpleasant
effects arising from
thoir dying m their
holes.
A PHOSPHORIC
PASTE, hermetically
seelee, and warranted
to keep fresh for nil
limes. The greatest discovery of its kind In the cg*
wo live in. No person need bo tuoubhd wita Eats
Mice, Bed Bugs or Roaches, ior Mr. IsaaC6en's des?
tructive remedy is wit ia tho teach ol' all, prepared
inly by hUase'.f. from rate and valuable compoun ls
.U cheapness ls PS wonderful as its efllcacv-hnn
ircdsot testimonials havo ben leccivol from all
parts oj tho Unjccd >tatesas to us value aud satisfac
iory operative power, from which, for want of pp ico,
ivothnply solect tho following.
WILLAROO 'S HO IEL, V.ASHDM?TOS, D. C.,)
October 1st, 1868. J
MR. ISAAOSEN-Dear Sir: Itgi^cs me great ploas
are to testily io th" gratifying result obtained at this
Qolel ihrouga using your Phosphoric Paste; il is
oow two years s'neo I first heard Ot your remedy, and
letei mined to give ?ta lair i rial ; that trial proved so
mcoessfal that not o trace ot Rats or Roaches have
dnco boon discovered, although previous to that
ime we Wi re completely overrun. Wishing vou eveiy
success in tito u*e!ul career you have chosen,
I ieuiaau, jours resi<eclful?jr,
JOHN WOLFE. Engineer.
For rale by DUWIE & MOlSli,
Wholcsalo Drugcists.
No. 109 Meeting-.-: rceci, coruor Basel,
Charleston, S. C.,
JanutryI3 wfmiS Asens lar soutbeo stars.
gepdtii Dittrrs.
nintrs HEPATIC BITTERS,
THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA,
AND ALL DISTASCS OF THE
STOMACH AND LIVER.
TRET ARE RECOMMENDED DT TUB
MBDIO?L FAOTJLTY.
HEGEMAN & CO.,
AGENTS, NEJF YORK.
Manufactured by C. F.JPANKNW,
CHEMIST ANS AF0TEECA2Y,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
13~E9r Sale by Druggists Everywhere."SJt.
?\b.ua y 15 mwfjyr
jpjOLMKS Oi HACU1CTII,
No, 30 lt road-street,
CbarlcWou, S. C ,
BROKERS. AUCTIONEER.*, REAL FSTATE
Aim
5EXKR.U COMM I5 510H AGENTS.
Will atttonO to Routing and Collecting of Pents
nd parchase and sae cl ato?is, Bonus, Gold,
lilver and Heal EsLve.
ALSO,
To the Purchase of Goods and Suppl ios for parties
n the country upon reasonable terms.
IBO ans c. HOLMES.ALEXANDER MACBETH.
Jaon?ryl lyr
/erttltjcn.
THE "CAROLINA. FR ??TX HZ Kl. " IS HADR FKO.U IHR PIWSPHATKS OP
South ( nroUna, uaJ IB pronounced, by va-ioui chomfota on? ol lb?* beat Mauurcs known, only infer or
to Peruvian Guano IU it- FITtllUZING PltoPEU UK-. These TH'isPIlAl E."? aro the remains of extinct
land and sea animals, and r.o'scfc' qtulitiei of the urea te*t value to ihe agriculturist.
WcanLCX the analysis of Pro?^s-m SHEPHERD :
* I Anon.vToni or THE MEDICAL COLLEGE or SOUTH CAEOLINA. .
Analysis of a simple of CAROLINA Ffc.H1 IL1ZEB, jerrcnalh ?clecled:
Moi-'ture oxi>clloa t 212 dc. r.16.70
Ornante Matto*. withwsomu water \ f com jlualioa expelled ut a low red neat.36.50
Fixed Iugrodiouis..;.60.80
Ammocia.;.2.so
Phosphoric Acid-Soluble. 0.06.Equivalent io 11.27 So'uble I hos:?hatc ol Lime.
insoluble.6.17.Equivalent to 13.43 Insoluble (bone).
13.13 24.75 Phosphate ol Lune.
Sulphuric Acid.11.01.Equivalent to 23.65 Sulphate ot Lime.
.Sulphate or Potash. 60
Sulphate of Soda. 3.50
and ..'..11+0
' On the strength ot these roault?. I am glad ta certify to the snpcr.ority of Ihe CAROLINA FERTI?
LIZER, examined. C. U. SHEPARD, Ja."
HST We will furnish tl-i< excellent FERTILIZER to Pltnter? and others at SCH per ton of 2000 lu*.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Fe' mary 26
FACTORS.
fm wi mn
FJUIK OFFICE OF HOLY WELK
CAN DE n\D AT
W . D ? ii A CE Y 1 S
NETT J STORE,
So. 339 King-street, Charleston, g. ("
STATIONERY, BOOKS PERIODICALS AND
MAGAZINE s always on band A Wo, a large assorl
m ur of Hitchcock's Half Diuie Music.
Marchs_ 2?
PRINTING!
BUSINESS CARDS, BILL HEADS, CIRCU?
LARS, LET1ER HEADS. INVITATIONS,
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS,
PAMPHLETS, BRIEFS, CATALOGUES, &c,
Printed taslo'ully and quickly,
AT
No. 3 State-Street, near Broad,
DY
PARRY & LITTLE,
PRACTICAL PRINTERS.
March 3 3
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
MESSRS. PELLOKPE k CO.. HORTICULTU?
RISTS, from Paris, have the honor to inform
Ihe pubi c that they h*vo arrived in thin city with a
beautiful assortment of
FLOWERS,
FL)ANTS AiVU FANCY SHKVO?
For Gardens a'd Houses, as fo lows :
100 different kind- ol very flnu grafted ROSES.
400 varieties of FRUIT 'I HESS of ibe finest quali?
ties, amona w lei aro ibo Cherry live (Empress
Eugenie) elga' ot tho Cherries weighing ono pound.
'ihe butter Pear, inromoar.ible, w. lgbs from one
to two pound- each; and u large assortment ot
Flowers and Vesetabic .-ced.
Also, ve 17 flue Bulbs of every sort, which remain
io bloom from five to s x months.
Carnation Pinks ( cw varetics) recently intro?
duced in France.
Amateur- aro solicitad to call and examine the
ibove assortment? at tho s tor J NO. T& Eing-str-et.
Will remain poitively bat ONE WEtE LONGtR.
March 1 6 l't LLOH.-E k 00.
LONDON AND PARIS BRKRHB
THE
A.
O. IST. T.
six ami.', SUIT FINI-H
SPOOL COTTON.
Tliia favorite Thread bolus Six Cord lo No.
SO, purely Son FiaUli. is rccummoodoii for ito
groat superiority for Il.uid anti Machine Sew?
ing.
FOR SALE BY THE
Principal Wholesale and Kclail
Pry Goods and Notion Dealers.
February 27_Into
T"\ il. VICKLIHIIi
* HAVING TAKEN
HOCKADAY'S STABLES AND LOTS
IN SPRING-STREET,
Ts now proparo3 to keep CATTLE, HORSES and
S10CK of ev ry deecripton. 'Jhcri* i< a poid
pump and large 8"cds on tho lot. I will sell trtock
on small commission. Imo Feoruary 9
E
Y E lt S O S k BATES,
CHAH PAG >E ALE BREWERY,
HARLEM, y. r.
This celebrated A'e is brewed fresh all through
thc y<>ar and ia guaranteed to keep sound through
tho notte-t weather and OL> that uceo- nt is ot a 1
Ales thc best adapted to tho -outhorn climate. The
pioprictnrs arc dcsooiis of estibllsuing a trade for
their Ale in lids cet-oa, and wish lo n uko a -
langcmeuts with som : t-u- rgetlc, responsible party
to take ?ho gency tor tho salo of it in < ha<l sun
u,d viclulty. RYKUSON k BAfBN
Harlem Mahon, .\ew York C' ty.
February 15_3m 0
t. C . KAUFMAN,
"STOCK AND SEAL ESTATE BEOKER,
No. 23 BROAD-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
WILL BOY AND SELL ON COMMISSION. RKAL
?-Si ATE, Bond), t-tockd, kc. Also attend to Bcntiug
nd Collecting Rents.
March 1 IMO mwf Imo
?hiato, mis,-Wc.
CAMERON, DARKUY & GO.,
NORTHEAST CORNER
Meeting and Cumberland SI ree's.
STEAM ENGINES
CRIST MILLS
C1UC?LAB SAW MILLS, and
MACHINERY.
January 1 Cm o
OILS! OILS! OILS I
1000 GALLONS TUITE WINTER LARD OIL
700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. 1 LARD
OIL
500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING
OIL
SOO GALLONS REPINED NE ATS FOOT OIL
300 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL.
CA MIS BOX, BAKKLKY ?Si CO.,
Norlbea.-t corner Meting and Cumberland streets.
Januar* 1 Gmo
BULTIM6 j_BELIING !
5000 FEE I OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT?
ING
5000.FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 3, 4, and 5
PLY
250 SIDES PATENT DRES8ED LACE
LEA t HER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'3 PATENT BELT
ST ODS
150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
750 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
4 INCH THICK
TUCK'3 PACKING, 4 INCH TO 1? INCH DI?
AMETER
SOAP3TONE PACKING, ? INCH TO 14
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AKD LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAM* KON, BAKKLKY & CO.,
Northo ist Corner Meeting and Cumborlacd streets.
January 1 Gmo
ROOFING TIN.
500 LOXES IC 14x20 ROOFING TiN
300 BOXES IX 14x20 ROOFING TIN
100 BOXES IC 25x20 ROOFING TIN
GO BOXES IX 42x20 ROOFING TIN
25 BOXES IX 12x12 ^
23 POXES IX 11x20
20 BOXES IX 10x20 .
20 COXES IXX. 14x20
20 BOXES IXXX 14x20
20 BOXES IXXXX 11x20
CLOCK TIN. TIXSMA.VS SOLDER. SPEL
'1 ER. ?rc, &c.
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE.
CA Pl ERO V DAHKLJRY <V CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January 1 . Gmo
BRASS_W0nK.
STEAM GUACES, GONGS, GUAGE COCKS
STEAM BIBBS AND SIOP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS
WATER GUACES. GLASS GUAGE TUBES
MERCURY GUAGE*, LOW WATER DETEC?
TORS
COPPER AND ER ASS WIRE.
CAMERON, BAKKLKY di CO.,
Northeast Comer Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January 1 6mo
BAR IRON,
SHEET IRON AND STEEL,
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON PIPING,
STEAM AND MALLE ABLE CAST IRON
FITTINGS, for steam and water.
CA 11 KW OS, BARK LEV ? CO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
January 1 ?mo
WHITE LEAD,
ZINC, PAINTS,
COLORS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, &c, ko.
RaW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS.
CA .11 i? HO V, BAKKUBY OS CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January 1 5m0
- Baot?, Shoes, Hatt, ?re. - ??
BA MIL*S DHAKE. i
THIS MOBSING-, at 10 o'clock. I will soil at my
store. ' orner of Etna and Liberty slreets,
CO cases BOO i s and SHOKS,
CONSISTING or:
Cases Men's Calf and Buff P. H. Boots. Calf and
Congress Oxford Ties, Kip and Puff Balmorals and
Brogans. W< men's Goat, Buff and Morocco Balmo?
rals and Podsh Boots.
AND
A largo assortment of Ladies', Misses' and Ch ll
dren's SHOES, various 6tyles, in cartoons. . -
ALSO, il;
30 cases Men's and Boys' HATS, comp'ising:
Cases Men's Mack Alpine s. L. and O. L Hats
Cases Men's Black and Brown Ballin a L. and O. L.
Hats
Cases Men's Black, Brown, Pearl and Nutria Young
America
Coses Boys' Black. Brown and Pearl Alpino and
Young Ameiica. _Marchs
WM. McKAY.
So. 136 Ateetlng-street,
Will sell THIS DAY (Fiiday), 6th in3tint, at 10
o'cl OC If
BUREAU'', Bedsteads, Mattresses, Tables, Ohiirsv '
Stoves, Crockery, 4c.
ALSO.
tot of COLOGNE, Perfumery, Writing Paper, Ink, '
kc. ic. \~
Terms cash._Marchs. "
Nexo Crop Sugar and Molasses, Cargo of~i
Schooner Minerva, from Havana. * ?
J. A. ENS LOW & CO.
rO-MORROW, Cth ioftanr, wiU be sold, at Brownie :
Co.'s Wharf, at ll o'clock, a'ongsido of Sehooner
Minerva, just arrived from Havana,
50 lid C.s. )
10 boxes J GOOD TO CHOICE GEOCEBY SUGARS
25 bbl?. J
10o derce"s ( Muscovado Molasses . \[
100 bbb) CnbaMolasies. Marchs
Rostwood Piano, Handsome Mirrors, Marble
Top Tables, Hair Seat Sofas, Chairs, Mock?
er and Arm Chairs, Mahogany Bedstead*,
Fairbanks Platform Sede, Office Desk, Tab?
bies, and Sundries.
BY WILBUR & SON.
THIS DAY, 6th inst., at No. 78 Broad-street, at half
past 10 o'clock, wUl be sold.
Conditions cash. March 6
BYR.&A. P. CALDWELL.
On TUBf DAY next, the ?th instant, will be sold il
cur Warehouse in Chalmers-street at 10 o'clock.
484 barrels CHOICE EXTRA AND S A MIL I FLOUR,
Charleston inspection.
The various brands have been carefully selected
for ibis market, and are well worthy the attention of
bakers and dealers
Conditions .ash. rhfmtni .March 4
Jlnrttonerrs' Jprioote Sales.
Desi able Dwelling in Western Part of C?~tr
Belonging to Estate of L. A. Shecul.
BY WILBUR & SON. ,
At Private Sale- t, :
That two and a half story RESIT* ENOB. s?mate on
the west side of Pitt-etreet, third door southwest
'rom Calboun-street, and known hy the .No. 27.
II ou BC con ta: ns six (6) uorlght room) wall finished
pantries, dr es sine rooms, gsa th ousbout. ol stern, '
weUof water, kitchen and outbuildings. Lot mea?
rares in iront rn lilt-street 66 teet, by 191 feet in
deptb, tio the same more or less.
Terms-One-'hird cash; balance in one and two
years. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
Premises caa be examined on aopl catto o to
March 6 fmw4 No. 60 BtfO <D SI BRETT. -
Residence with Large Lot, in Ashley-street'.
BY LOUIS 1>. DeSAUSSURE.:
At Private Sale- ?
Tb? commodious RESIDENCE. No. 17 Ashley:
street, north of Bee-strdHt, and eondgaon* to But
ledge-avenue, containing ten rooms. sud. pantry;
with water works; Lot measures 150 feet front, bj
116 feet deep, and ls capable of sab- ivis io a. ' Apel;
as above, at No. 23 BBOAO-S tRBKT. ?
February 18 thrmft otc ' "
Real Estate.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMI?H,
No 31 Broad-street, sooth side, near
State-street.
At Private Palo
FUIS t CUBS SBA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA?
TIONS
Valuable Bice Plantations
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms
Extensive aid Valuable Manor 10torios, Mill Sites
and Delightful > um mer Besidenoes iavarloof
parts of the South.
ALSO,
HOUSES AND BUILDING LuTS of all sises, prie .
and descriptions in every part of the oliy.
January 26 mwlSmo
SOUTHERN TONIC
FOR THE WEAK
FOB THE PALE
FOR THE SICKLY
FOR THE AGED
FOR FEMALES
FOR SPRING TJSB
?5T.\0 BITERS KULAI. TO TH Kl BL ^Sf
THE CELEBRATED SUMTER BITTERS,
made of PURE LIQUOR, HERBS AND BOOTS, SO
well kuown in Pharmacy:
PERUVIAN BARK, CHAMOMILE FLOW?
ERS, SNAKE KOOT, CHERRY BABE, {
GINGER,
And euch otb er HERBS AND ROOT S as will i naH
casos assist Digestion, promote tbe secretions of the
system in the natural channels, and gire
TONE AND VIGOR TO THE
YOUNO AND OLD. MALE AND FEMALE!
All Uso It With Wonderful ?ucces
BRINGS COLOR
TU Tllltl PALE WHITS Ii IIP.
BLOOM AND BEAUTY
TO THE THIN FACE AND CARE-WORN
COUNTENANCE. CURE 3 FEVER AND CRE?
ATES APPETITE.
TRY THEM. USE NO OTHER.
Ask for SUMTER BI HERS, Bold by Druggist*
and Giocers.
ai-Sce that our Signatare ls over the cork of each
bottle,. DOW1B & MOISE.
POPRIETOBS AND WBOLRSAtE DBBfMJISTS,
February 28 28* (Tbarlestrn, 8. O.
I
M P O K TE U S O K
TEAS. WINES. BRANDIES, Ac.,
And Dealers m
! CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
WM. K. ?ORWIN *0O.
j-?g-Goods delivered to all parts 01 the "tty.
October 2< _._
DENTIST.
BOOMS AT HAS BKS IDEN QB, NORTHWEST COR?
NER OE MEETING AND SO0IBZY ?(BEETS.
November 20 fnwtiaos