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LOCAL MATTERS.
A UCTION SALES THIS DA F.
R. As A. P. CALDWELL, will sell at half-past 9
o' clock, before tbelr atoro, mess beef, Bruce's ferti
shier and groceries.
Lewana* ti c BIMBA LL will sell at ll o'olook, at
(tho old Postcfflce, lot of lund ana buildings in Mar?
ket-street.
I-BITCH Ac Bric NB will ?,il at ll o'olock, at the
old Postoffice. a store on King-street
T. M. CATER will sell at three-quarters past 9
o'clock at hi ? Btore, Brown's wharf, butter, lard,
?rockery, Acc.
Banar con TA & Co, will sell at half past 9 e'oloek,
ka front of his stoic, Yeudue Range, ene hundred
barrels potato e.
Launer tt ALBXANDER will sell at 10 o'clock, at
their elor>, Ea<-t Bay, potatoes, baron M rips, Acc.
JOH? G MILWOB A Co. will sell at 10 o'eiock, <n
their salesroom, Al eetiug street, stock of a retail dry
goods store Atc.
A. o. MaOnxiTBAT will fco'i, at ll o'clock, at the
old Postofnce a lot ol land and buildings.
B. M. AlABHHALL & BltOTHEB will Sell at half-past
lg o'olook. at their offlo, broad-street, a lot ol shelv?
ing, counter? and draws.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Ladies' Memoiial Association, at d P. M. '
Jeffers' n Lodge, ut 7 P. M.
Delta Loege ol Perfection, at 7 P. M.
Charlen iou Eine >en society, ai half-past 7 P. M.
To OUR CAMDEN SUBSOBIBBBS.-We have re?
solved the comblants of our Camden subscribers,
Which will bo investigated this morning, inn NEWS
is sent from our offleo regularly, and there should
be no hitch io ita dshvery to our readers.
THE ITALIAN OPEBA, under the lead of tho
the great tenor, Briguoll is certainly coming, and
may be expected in Charleston during the latter
part of Apr! . Signor Brignoll will be supported by
leading artists Irom the New York Academy of Music
-a oomplete Op. ratio and Couoert Com Dany-in?
cluding Mlle. Louise Dura id, the young prima don?
na, who has oreated so much 1. tores, this season,
and the great buffo, Signor Giorgio BonoonL. This
will bs good now? to tuo love ia of musio lu Charles,
ton._
HOT BL ARRIVALS , Maroh 15.-Pa titian Hotel.
M Gurrey aud wife, J R Ourvoy, H Gospel, J H
Newman, New York; A Gallup. Cleveland, O; J E
McCormick, Indiana; S L Moon, Georgetown, D C;
0 J Duri, Connecticut; N J Thjuroa. steamer Di -ta?
ter; Jamos Berry, E Berry, Marion; O K Lartiguo,
Blackville.
Charleston Hotel.-T Q Richards, Maine; B R
Smith, L J Brewster, G A Wi.os and wiio, E L Pad?
dock and wife, O Pmd >ok. New York; W S Gled toa
and wif?\ daughter und servant. P S Crowell. Boa.
toa; C Bayrant, New H-ampsuiro; J R Comstock and
Miss K Comstock, Now York.
REMOVAL OF IRE TELEGRAPH OFFICE -Wo
are glad to vee that in d lVrenoc tc the very general
sentiment of the inercau'iie community (to which
allusion was made in yesterday's MEWS) the Tele?
graph Compauy is about to remove its principal
office to a poe t ion mot e cccest-i' lo aud convenient
.for the bubino s hou es of East Bay and the cotton
wharves, i he bul ding on the south side of Broad
street, between Meeting and church streets, recently
occupied by Mr. Uir m Harris, bas been e "cured,
and is now in ocurso of renovation, preparatory to
bring occupied aa ; elegiaphlo Headquarters. A site
an the Bay Itself, or more Immediately in its vicinity,
would hare been pieferred by those who furnish
four-fiitbs of the local business ol the company; but
tbe new office will, ntvertuelesa be a great improve?
ment as compared with the present location. The
up-towa com m uni ty will lose nothing by the
chango, as it is understood that a branch office is io
be oponed at the Charleston Hotel.
Tan THEATRE.-A fina audienoe, of whom a
large proportion wure ladles, attended the perform?
ance of the fairy and m us cal extravaganza of "Cut
dorolla" last night. It was a droll burlesque, and
(Uko every piece tbat Manager Whitman has present?
ed here) admirably mounted. The oast was excel?
lent. We hi vu seldom of late seen a d rama > io enter?
tainment pass off with more eclat, and the enjoyment
of the orowded house was reflected in the spirit and
evident pleasuro with whloh the actors rend, red
.heir several parts. The ballet Interludes were dif?
ferent from any that bad been danced during the
previous orgagerasnt of tbe company, and the pas,
executed by the premiere danseuse lalla Diani, in
Hie ball-room saene, was especially admired.
To-night wo are to hare, by way of farewell, the
beautiful fairy spectac.e of "Undine," with song
and ballot and new dresses and scenic effects. Eren
Mit were not the last chano to sae the brilliant
transformation scene, the exoo lenee of the per
formanoe of last ai^ht would gu?ranlas a orowded
house. The company go northward to.morrow.
REPORTERS' Curraras.-It is reported that
already petitions begiu to pour in on tb? gentlemen
who are named ia connection with the new Federal
appointments.
Mr. D. A. Ammo has in his store. Meeting-street,
a lot of sausages, brougbt from Mllwaukie by the
"Green Line," which ave said to equal the German
bologna ia taste, lhe transporta:ion hither is an
.evidence of enterprise exceedingly commendable.
There has boen a peculiar quiet in municipal mat?
ters for the past c ouple of days; that may be a calm
before a storm.
There are evidences that the spring trade will be
-quito brisk tho com mg season.
Some ?tho protea? to be very wise on the subjeot
of the coming Federal appointments express doubts
as to the intention of the present incumbents.
Ohange seems to I o tho oidor of tbe day.
The post?nico box established at Holmes* Book
Bonsor, corner of Weiilwoitk und Bing streets, is a
convenience ihat is highly appreciated by the fair
sex.
A teacher of experience is wanted at the Bichland
Academy. Addresw box No 10, King ville, 8. O.
CLUBS AND STARS.-Tho following ig the
Mayor's docket of Saturday and Sunday, disposed of
on yesterday morning:
Dan Higgins while, drunk and disorderly in Kirk,
land Laue. Fined $5; could no| pay, and sent ap
for Ave days.
C. K. Sanders, while, drunk and disorderly at the
bead of tho nvirkot and interfering with ladies. Fined
SS, which he pa'd.
A Banoo, while, drunk in the streets. Fined $8;
paid.
Henry Bishop, colored, drunk and disorderly on
Bast Bay. fiucd $5.
Goorgo Hervey, while, drunk corner of Broad and
Church streets, Fined 43; paid.
John Daisey, colored, stealing cologne from Dr.
Rf, Baer, Mering street. Turned over to a magis?
trate.
James Walker, white, drunk and disorderly on
Bast Bay. Fined $io.
Fat Cahill, white, for breaking up Molly Burnett's
furniture in Chalinors-stroet. Fined SS; couldn't
pay and went up.
M. Farrill, white, same offmoe and same fine,
whtoh be paid. .
B. Oras en and w. Behtmtn for selling liquor
without a liceo e. Fined ilO each.
The fire runaways Iront .--?va nih were ordered
by the Mayor to be sait mk e their homes.
Flora Dans, colored, who ttibbed Paul Doers irph
while at tho fandana-t b l'., tu Uaorgo-street, was
held to bail ia the sum of $100), to answer i ho charge
of assault and battery with intent to M i. She was
also put undera bat! of *3W tok ?JD the pa io ?.
John Donovan, whit-, ali uv. Jo ni Lee, alias John
A. Harn, twenty-on: year? o d, wa? arrested Tester.
?lay by ORV-, rs Bsed anl Gray, by order of the Chief
of Pollas of savanuati, on * charge Ol manslaughter, '
OAd held subject to Instructions.
Peter Brown ahas Pi er Highgate, am eeeapod
?ourlot frota tbs Bouse of Correction, was rearrest
e? lest night
TOBACCO.-We havo recoived from Mr. G.
Foll?n, No 157 Fast Bay. next to THU NF.WS office,
a box of (be famous "Fruit and Flowers" smoking
tobacco, made by H. T. Pilkintoa, of Riobmond.
Thia ia one of the finest of tho fine brands of ?smok?
ing tobacco, and we recommend it to all who are
fond of puffing._
THE STATE COURT-HON. R. B. CARPENTER,
PREPIDINO -In EQUITT.-Nothing waa done yester?
day beyond tb? calling of the docket, and no case of
public interest came up for argument
THE UNITED STATE? COUBT, MARCH 15
HOM. OEOBOX B. HUYAN, Puny HUH?.-A. C. dar?
lington, creditor, petitioned to amend sebednlo of
Robeit Ste wast, debtor, whioh waa granted. W.H.
Duyron, James Baakin, O. Sowed, John Flynn, O. 0.
McLure, Willie Gregory, William L. Howie, Isaac
W. Hunter pwd J. A. Vaugh petiUoned for final dla
charge, and final hearing waa ordered before Uegis
trar dawson, James H. Boyd wan approved of as
an assignee. Final hearing in the case of Jamos H.
Little wai ordered to take place on 15th April. The
petition of Walker St Brice for compeb tatton waa re?
ferred to Begiatrar dawson. The appoint men t of b.
L. nook aa assignee was confirmed. The case of B.
af. Bonnern against Joseph Purcell waa referred to
Bich ard D.iTroviilo to take tos tim' ny and report
Pens upon t Hato of bankrupt, al. R. Hunniout waa
allowed to amena sohodule. P. B. Phifer waa ap?
proved of aa assignee. It waa ordered that where
Petitionen in bankruptcy reside in Laurens, 0. Ot.
Jaeger, Begiatrar. be allowed te hold meetings at
that piara. B. H. Lovelace and J. N. Martin, assig?
nees, were allowed to sell choses in action of bank?
rupt's e<tat) under their care. The report of D. J.
Winn, assignee, of'salon, was oonfltmed and ordered
to be filed. The Jury was dismissed until the 18th
instant.
_-? i -i ? ? -
JB U 8 I JN~ 23 8 N NOTICES.
PEELER COTTON SEED.-A. small lot of this
very choleo ootton seed is for sale by Messrs.
Shad elford k Kelly. See advertisement.
HERMAN FKHBENBAOH will have for lunch to?
day, olam chowder, roast pork and roast beef, boiled
mutton with espers sauce, Ac.
To THE PLANTERS OP SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA..-Believing "WHAMH'S" BAW BONE bu
PBsraosPHATB or Lam to be fully equal to tbs
best Fertilizers in market, and superior to many,
and being desirous of having it thoroughly teated,
wo have concluded to offer the following Premiums;
lat For the largest yield of Oe ton from an acre of
land, a Silver Pitcher worth $10$. ad. For the sec
end largest yield of Ootton from an acre of land, a
Silver Pitcher worth $59. 3d. For the largest yield
ot Corn from an aore of land, a Silvei Goblet worth
$25.
The above premiums will be awarded where
"WHANNS"' BAW BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE alone is
used oa the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to furnish satisfaoto y ?vidence of the aaaount pro?
duced on the acre, and s statement ef the manner in
which they applied the manure. A limited amount
only of this Phosphate will be distributed during the
Beasnn. Pi ices, delivered os the oars at Charleston,
165 per ton, rash ; or $70 for approved city accept
anees, payable 1st Novemner.
CLAGHOBN, ll ET? BING k CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, 8. C.,
And Ko. 7 Warren Block, Augusta, Ga.
February 23 Imo
THE PROPRIETORS OF "Whann's Raw Bone
Supei phosphate ot Lime cordially lu vite fanners,
dealers and o hera in tero, led in procuring a first.
olssa manure, to oaU and examine their works, see
precess of manufacturo, and insp ot the materials
used. They have no teeret?, rive full value, and
guarantee tbelr Phosphate toc?me uptotbettan
dard analysis. Ola/Lorn, Herring & Co. are the
agenta for the sale af lt in Augusta and Cbarlestoa.
February 23 Imo
/inonrial.
OM SHIPMENTS OF
PHOS P HAT ES
TO LIVERPOOL.
FIBST-CLAS8 PHOSPHATE LANDS WANTED.
WILLIS ?Sf CIIISOLJH.
March 5_ flu Imo
STATE BONDS ! STATE Bl lSDS!
FOB SALE BT
A. O. KAUFMAN.
Broker and Commis ion Anent,
Marob 15 a No. 25 Bros'J-street.
Ranking, (ftc.
SOUTH ?JAROLINA
LOAN AND TRUST CORRAN Y,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. .FIVE MILLION DOLLAB8.
Pa "surr LIMIT.500,000.
THE OF MCE OF THIS COMPANY 18 NOW
opened at No. 19 BBOAD-STBEET, ( South wt stern
Railroad Bank), for the BEOKIPf OF DEPOSITS,
DI ?COUNT OF PA PK H. PURCHASE AND SALE OF
EXCHANGE., and the transaction of a General Bank?
ing Business.
Interest showed on deposits upon the terms es?
tablished by the Board ot Direct ors.
Th* Company is also a legal depository for. monies
paid into Court Will receive Begistry and Transfer
Books, aet os agent to pay < oupons ans Dividends,
and aa Trustee in Bailie d Mortgages.
Directors.
WM. 0. BEE (of Wm. O. Bee & Co )
A. 8. JOHNSTON (of Johnston, Cress k Co.)
BO BEBT MD BE (of Itobert Mure & Co.)
W. B. WILLIAMS (of W. B. Williams k Sons.)
E. H. 7BOST (of Frost k Adger.)
J. H. ADGER (of J. E. Adger & Co.)
HEN BT O OU lt DIN (of Gourdin. MatUuessen k Co.)
GEOBGE L. BUIS V (of Buist k Buist.)
C. G. MEMMINGEB (of Meuumnger, Jervey k
Plnokney )
T. J. KEBB (of T. J. Kerr k Co.)
J D. AIKEN ?of J. D. Aiken k Co )
JOHN ?AMPSLN (ot John (empson 4 Co.)
A. P. OALLWKLL (of B. k A. P. Caldwell.)
WILLIAM K. BTAN.
J. T. WKL8MAN.
B. O'NEILL.
J. J, GBEGG, of Granitevilte. 8. C.
For furber particulars apply at the Banking
House, Charleston, 8. C.
?KO. 8. CAMERON, President.
THOMAS lt. WAKING. C aslAlcr.
Charleston, 8. C., Maren ia, 1869.
March 18 a tnths8
I
il f O ll I'll, li S OK
TEAS, WINES, BRANET3S, Ac.,
And Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
WM. H. CORWIN * CO.
s^Oeods delivered to all parts of the Oliy.
Oeieher 34
jgD W AH? DALY,
? GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Na. M Wnrrrn-atrvet,
NEW YORK.
PKESONAL ATTEN HON OTT I ?J TO TH? PUB
CHASE of all kinds ot KP.sV HAXD?RB. Boots,
Ca. a and Trank*. >ai straw deeds a
special ty.
Cousimmauts of all kinds of Staple- Articles and
general Produce muewed.
Prompt retaras guaranteed.
8DWAB? DALT.
._. _ " ^_ TAI? of charleston, ft, C.
Sasei-Weeldjr Fr?os Current? sent free by poa*.
Janawry 3* MM eal??
S&OKINU TOBACCO!
OF E. T. PILKINTON'8 (RICHMOND, VA ) OEL
FBRATED BB ANDO:
F KD ITS AND FLOWERS
PLANTERS' PRIDE
COMMONWEALTH.
In rounrl and pquare boxea, and baga of }?, >? and
1 lb, handsomely pa*; ap.
A supply Just received and offered at factory price?
by G. FOLLIN,
Manufacturer's Agent,
March 16 2 No. 161 East Bay.
PItt) (Ste.
DRY C?^
LOUIS COHEN & CO.,
No. 248 King-street,
BEG LEAVE TO BB AW THE ATTENTION OF THE
PUBLIO TO THEIR VE HY EXTENSIVE ANO
WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF
Fresh nnd Fashionable Sr j doods,
JUST OPENING,
CONSISTING) or:
DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, SILKS
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, RIBBONS
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEFS, DAMASKS
TOWELINGS, DIAPERS, IRISH LINENS
CALICOES, GINGHAMS, SHIRTINGS
SHEETINGS AND PILLOW CASING, in
Bleached and Brown.
We inviteJesbpocial attention to our large Stock of
Bress Goods, Cloths and Embroi?
deries,
Which wiH be found Ter/ completo and reasonable.
A call ia respectfully solicited.
LOUIS COHEN & CO.,
No. ?48 KINS-STREET,
BETWEEN MARKET AND HASEL STREETS.
March 2_luthsUtto
SPRING 1869.
FASHIONABLE DAY GOODS.
LORD & TAYLOR
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO EXTEND
their
WHOLESALE BUSINESS,
would respectfully inform
SOUTHERN RUTERS
that their stock during the coming season will be
LARGER ABD MOBE COMPLETE
thurn ?rm* b lore, and an inepeotton of it before pat'
chasing elsewhere is so loi ted.
Haling their own buyers in each of the principal
Ea opean marketa, tb.? s will be able to maintain the
long ea auliahed reputation ot the bouse tor keeping
desirable, salt able nooda, of wi.ich. alao, their i< ng
experience aa tucccssful ret .Hers ia ample uuar.intee.
The aove al "Oi ar sn nts are. Tia: MLK\ DB^.S
GO'Ds OLO>H> -HAWLS, ( LO/K>. UPHOLS
Tl-RY, LIN KN*. WHITE GOOD*. HOSItt, V and
GLOVES, L ADI EH' ?nd CblJJDREN's UlTIL
TING, in each of whlote will be lound goods re'.eet
ed especially to meet the demands of southern cus?
tomers.
Samples of New Goods sent npon application.
LORD k TAYLOR.
Nos. 461, 463. 468 A 467 Broadway, 1 " _ _ .
Nos. 266, 867, 269 A 261 Grand-street, f mvw XWT
w HOL b KALE waamtooMs:
Nee. 461 to 467 Broadway, ea rance en Grand-st.
March 2 Imo*
Shirts ant furnishing ?oofcs.
THE ~
Proprietor of the Gentlemen's Furnishing Goode
Emporium, Meeting-street, near Market, desirous
of bringing the ism ons
STAB
Shirts into general nae, and hollering that lt ia only
necessary for gentlemen to wear these
SHIRTS
once to he well pleased with them, will hereafter of?
fer them to his customers
AND
the pabilo generally at cost prices. Ole stock ot
Neck Ilea, Scarfs and
COLLARS
will also he sold kt ouch prices aa te defy competi?
tion, and If satisfaction ie not i
GIVEN
be will return the money. His charges are so rea*
sonaole aa alaoet to make buyer? believe the articles
are giren
AWAY
He la prepared to maka Shirts to order with the
utmost disputo!? ; aud his assortment of ready-made
Phirts is so full that buyers can bo Sited at a mo?
ment's notice. F ? proof of these statements oall
AT SCOTT'S
8Ur fblrt and Furnishing Gooda Imperium,
Meeting-street, nearly opposite Harket Hall.
January 1 eraos
O VP ICE No. ?75 KINO,
OPPOSITE HAShL-STRKKTr
January 2f_ ?me
Jjl H. TRKNHOLN,
MO. 1 . BRO AD-STREET ,
caiAmnuHTOM, a. a, '
MINER, SHIPPER AND DEALER
M
ffou?r? r??roU?? Naasxre Bom? Pk^jpttcsae.
Je?oory ll fino?
J T. M ?MPH KEYS,
hliOKim, AUOTIOVRRR AN? COMMIS?
SION MERCHANT.
BAUM OF R? AD BOT AT E. MOCKS, NONNS, St.
emu HB? AND p&aeotiAL PROPARTT
ATTBNDSD TO.
??. '?7 B RO AO.RTU EMT,
6U ABLRtTON, 8. ?.
Bon. HNNBT BUIST, W. J, MAGRATH, Bea,,
Genet*! 4 AUB* GONN itt, T. B, WARING, Baa>
/rrtUfjrrs.
No. 1 PJSRUTI?N GUANO,
DIRECT KROM THE A6KHT OF PH
HVV1AN OUVBt(N?RNT AT NEW
YO BK*
WE WILL DI LIVER T?IE ABOVE AT ANY DE?
POT on the Wilmiopton and Manchester
Railroad at $96, cash, per ton of '1940 pound?; ard at
Columbia, M. C., at MB per ton of .???ht pounds.
CHISOLM BBOIHEBS,
March 16_tutb9_Adger's Wharf.
" SUPERPHOSPHATES."
CROASDALT'H GENUINE PHOSPHATE AND
BOWER'S COMPLETE MANURE. Both
standnrd Fcrlllarrs.
For ?ale by WM. GURNET.
No. 103 *a-t Bay.
?-ole agent for Booth Carolina.
February 36 Imo
LAND PLASTE?.
1 AA? I BARR! LS LAND PLASTE?. TO AB
lUl/v' RIVE por Schooner? Scud and Mation
cage.
Ordere rr eel ved by OLNEY tt CO
February 36
CHESAPEAKE GUANO.
Alf AMMONIA TED SOLUBLE
PHOSPHATE,
COMBINING ALL THU QUALITIES OF BONE
AND PERUVIAN GUANO.
TBTH FERTILIZER TH WARRANTED TO GIVE
satisfaction. Plantera nod farm rm are Invited
to send for pamphlets, dcsoriptlve of ita virtues and
bow to imply lt.
?SF? Price. 666 per ton of 2060 lbs.
For sale by R. M. BUTLER,
February 17 Agent at Charleston, 8. 0.
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.
?3 A PITAL.fl,000 OOO
mars GUANO DIFFIIR-I FROM PBRUVIAM
_|_ Guano simply in the relative proportions of
Ute ?ame eli m?nts of fertility.
Its use during the past tour years for the culture
of cotton aud -ora baa given te it a character tor
standard exoollonoo unsurpassed by genuin? Peru?
vian Guan?, ?ad where seasons of drought inter?
vene, i. produces a largs morea"e of orops.
The price at whioe this Guano ?B placed is aa
much be'ow that of Peruvian Guano, a? to eon h ti ru te
! it an object ol material importance to }>outtacrn
Agriculture.
I Tb? large ca; Ital and remarcas of the Company
enable it te furnish a Guano of the bigbo t raino at
the towen posaib'o root to consumer- ?nd tho
biches, iatereet of tho uompany is recognized in
Oils policy.
lhe Oeinpaay looks to large salo?, sinai profits
j and a permaneut trade for compensation on capital
invested.
Dr. br. JULIEN RAVENBL, ot Souh Caro
I rina, la Scieati&a Director to the Company,
whioh affords a ?ure guarantee of the continued ex?
cellence of the Guano. None -jennine un lo-H brand?
ed wit o the name of JOHN s. UE1< -fc At oo., Gene?
ral Agente oi thePACIFiC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mod? of appdoa.lon. apply to
J. Sm ROBsON,
Agen* ter the State or south Carolina,
NOB. 1 and3 atlamic Wharf.
December 19 nao stuth3mo
"GUANO!"
No. 1 PERU VIAN.
HARDY'S "SOLUBLE PB08PHO-PERUVIAN."
SARDY'S -AMMONIA TED SOLUBLE PACIFIC,"
AISO,
HIGHEST GRADES PURE PHOSPHA?
TID ??JANOS AM? ?ROUND
LAAD PLASTER,
THE USE OF TH B ABQV?? SOLUBLE PHOSPBO
PBitUVlANand Amnion! ted Solsb'.e Pacific
Guanos is particularly reoenimended, hoi mr com
pon. de of the nouent P,ollie Pho phatio Guano,
rendered soluble; the former o -ntalniug twenty per
cent of Po.navtus Guano, and tbe latter highly am
monisied with animal matter-raasiug the most
concentrated and profitable f?rtil sera in nae 1er cot
ton. corn, wheat ?ad i obeoro,
fror sate ta baaa and burris, ia qno-nUoa to ault.
1 estimen ale from ihote wh > have Used tbs above
WtU be form sd en application.
OBABIBH, I.ft:tc, SOUTH As co.,
.wneral Agesto at Charleston,
"WrnexH your Las ?ul staid lt will Peed lou."
December 3*_nae_tsastuAaao
To Farmers and Planters.
Z E L L'S
AMMOMATED BONE SUPERFHCSPBATE,
FGB OOTTON, TOBACCO. CO KN, OATS, WHEAT.
Bye, Potatsae. Turnip?. Gras?, ?c. Permanently
improve the eoiL Quick and aaliv? aa Peraviau
Gu ino. For this valuable FERTILTEER we only
..k a trial alda by ?loa. with any In tne market, to at*
teal ita supeueriy.
F. ZELL k RONS.
Mo. 89 Sontb-atrest, Baltimore, Maryland.
For sale on accommodating terms -cash or credit
by
8CRKVEN St NISBET,
Accommodation Wharf, charleston, South Carolina.
Maroh 18_stats,
THE LODI MiNDF&CTU&INEr CO.
(ESTABLISHED 1840.)
INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO ?END
for a pamphlet descriptiva of their F orb Users.
Ws offer eur DOUBL* REFINE J P UDBElXE.
equal to the best Superphosphate, at the low pri?e
of SUfi ; er ton. 1 bia Company abie make a supe?
rior article of Nitrophocphate and pure Bens li oat.
be? ten timon Jaie:
E. M. loen, .smithfield. Va., says where ti? wed
tb* Double Refined Peudrette ea corn it doubled tbs
yield
WixrjAXS Bnos, Dover, Del, ?sys lt gave th ?lr
rhubarb and tomat oe a vigorous growth, ripening
tho let'er two weeks center
P. W. UCTOUISON. sr .near Cherokee, Ga., says it
?early doubled bi? yield of cet ton.
Hon 1?LI S. KBonrKB, Eufaula, Ala., cays hi? cot?
ton wa* fully ?quai to adjoining uekle manured witta
the beat Superphosphates.
8. MesTooiantr, El atille, Ga., says .it increased
his crop ot cotton 166 lbs per sore.
G b. oemtsBY. Mariel a, Ga., nae ' lt on cora and
cotton and sat ? it in ro than doubled the yie d, be
regard? lt th? cheapest and most re.iab.e Fertiliser
within his knowledge.
ka-Uoveruer < at ru. Warren ton. Va., tried it witj
three several orops tb? last and present year?, ond
Bays: *T proi,ounce it with confidence a moat valua
( Me manure n.
'Jhe Superintondcut of General W. R. Cox, Polk
j bland Plantation, N. C., says: "I ihlnk tb? Pottdrctte
\ used for oom atv not be eur pat-sod ; used it also on
i osttoB which produced a large yield.
Dr. E. M. I-amuLtroM, Hi arts, Ga., aays: "The
Nitrephoaiihats sf Lime, used on cotton made 316
per ( ? it. tue first year.
P< ofensor casaos H. Coos, of tbs New Jersey
State A prim) toral collage, at New brunswick, ?ayn;
"lue I>oahleBofim-d Poudretteand Nitrophospbule
of Lima paid ?a full 166 per ?eut. aooVe their mar?
ket value lu the increase of crepe this year."
Adore?? LODI MAN UP AO lUltING COMPANY,
Box Ma?. New York PostoRo*. Omeo No. 69 Court
lanut-atreet -
?J. A. ENSLOW & CO.
* CHARLESTON,
AGENTS FOB TH.E COMPANY.
January 14 th*turraos
JOHN D. ALEXANDER,
ACCOUNTANT,
NOTARY PUBLIC! AND QliNKRAL ?9BNT,
? ? Ho. 10 Brosvd-atrat??.. r
RSsPSOT FULLY SOLICITS B J3IN ESS I*. AD.
JUSTING ACCOUNTS of MerehanU and others,
and in WRITING UP ABD POSTING their BOOBS,
either tn part er whole. Ac. January 9
J
AMES A. 1>UB* PUS-,
No. 0 STATl'ST KBIT.
OFFKBS HU feBRVrOBS TO THE POD\ ?1 ASI
* Gu-NRBAL AGENT for the COLLS" HOM O?
RtHTs. ACCOUNTS, BUY'HG AND HELLING OF
BBAL ANDPBRHOMAL PROPER t Y, an i anv other
Commission Btlxinees that may bs an trust d to ht?
care. He will be prompt tn the dfashsege of duties,
.nd will endeavor te the be st of adi ability to g-ve
?auster fara._March 13
QBLRKS ?? MACBETH,
No. 36 Brcaii-atreet,
Cherlaston. B, 0.,
BROKERS, AUCTIONHBRS, REAL BSP ATS
AND
OEMEDIt A I. COMMISSION AGENTS.
WtU atttond to KanUag aun? Oellsohsg sf Bent?
snd pttrehaee and ass sf Stase?, Beana, Bead,
Silver anal Baal Bato'a.
ALSO,
TO the PSBSS SM a< Goode ead Suppl toa for par'ien
to th? sasmurr uses rsseonabie terms.
u UsxJMsa. r.*ij?A?nrja HAOXSTH,
*|r
Prunn, ?l)cmiral8, (Etc.
C F. PANK N IN,
Apothecary and Chemist,
No. 1S3 Meeting-street, ?
CHARLESTON, S. O.
fpUE ADVERTIS KR BBQ 3 TO OA. LL ATTEN?
TION to his ?took of the best Imported and Domes?
tic
CHEMICALS, DRUGS,
AND
PATENT MEDICINES.
UPON TEE
DISPENSING DEPARTMENT
Of Ida san 1 nee* ha bestows the atmest personal care
and attention, and geer aa tees tko PURITY of the
MEDICINES naed in contponadiag.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Prepared carefully at all hours of the day and
night
SPECIAL AGENCY FOB THE SALE OF
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
MANUFACTURED BT
Messrs. GEO. TIEMANN & CO.
Ol' NEW YOBK.
HIS STOCK OF
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes.
PERFUMERIES-, &c,
IS LARGE AND WELL SELECTED.
u
Agency fer tba sale of tee celebrated
Rochbridge Alum Spring Water,
A supply of which ts alway*! on hand.
MANUFACTURER OF
PANKNIN'S
HEPATIC BITTERS,
Which have established fer themselves a reputation
surpassed by aone.
Through eon Staat effort ?id attention he hopes to
merit a coo ria naneo of Iba pabilo patronage which
baa hitherto baan catenated to him.
Febraasy H_Wrthalyc
DE/TJGS
CHEMICALS
PATENT MEDICINES
PERFUMERY
FANCY GOODS
PAINTS
OILS
SPICES, ftc.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
OR. H. BAER,
(LATH B. H. EtBL.LEIH.8AcO O.,)
AV 1S1 MEETING-STREET, NEAR MARKET,
BAS ALWAYS ON BAND. AND WILL SELL AT
TBE LOWEST MARKET BATES :
HOSTBTTER'd BITTERS
PLANTATION BITTERS
HUFRLAND'8 GERMAN BITTERS
v STOUGHTON BITTERS
WINE BITTERS
IODIDE POTASSIUM
BROMIDE POTASSIUM
CHLOROFORM
ETHER
QUININE
MORPHINE, ko.
AYERS PREPARATIONS
J AYN IL'S ALTERATIVE, EXPECTORANT,
PILLS, Ac
RAD WAY'S MEDICINES
BELMBOLD'S BUCHU
WRIGHT'S ELIXIR
PAINKILLER
VERMIFUGE
DEAD 6 HOT, &o.
HALL'S SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR
LYON'S KATH AIRON
BARRY'S TR?COP?IEROUS
OH?LFAN TS COCOA CREAM, ?tc
NO CURE! NO PAT!
FURUEHT'g JUNIPER TAR,
H. BAER,
No. 131 MEETING-STREET.
March ia_ ,_
TO BAKERS.
JUST li KOBI VED AND FOE SALE
WHOLESALE AND REIA IL :
CARBON AIE OF AM MOM*
/?EIME BOPS
CREAM OF TARTAR.
H. BAER, .Oruggist,
No. 181 MEETING-STREET.
Marsh ?_
D? INMIKBICIKES.
TEE UNDERSIGNED OALLS TB IC ATTENTION
of both elly and ? onntry percha**ra to kia large
?tock ol i), rOS PATENT MEDICINES, PBBPUM.
KKY,FA >t( YrtOOB , &o., Ac., all of which ho of.
tera at the lowest market rat??,
H. B A E Ra
No. 181 MEETING STR?iRT, ' NEAR MAR?
KET-STREET.
Marchi
Jlttrt.pit Sales.
Potatoes ! Potatoes ! Potatoes !
BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY, 16th instaut, will be sola before our
Store, No. 187 Kaat BAT. at 10 o'olook,
200 Obl?. POTATOES, rt/.: Pink Eye?, Pea h
Blows. Chili Reds, Western Beds, Jackson Whites,
?te., ho.
Conditions cash._March 10
On Account of all Concerned-Bacon Strips,
Belly Bacon and Hams
BY LAU KEY & ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY. 16th inHtant. will bo soM in our Store,
No. 187 Kaat Bay, at 10 o'clock, on account of all
concern d,
7 boxes Now York Sugar-cured. ST BIPS
9 bbl?. Belly Bacon
?i boxes Hame.
Conditions cash. March 16
Positive Sale.
BY T. M. CATER.
Will be sold, on Brc wn's Wharf.TBIS DAY, at three
quarters- i sst 9 o'clock,
10,000 Bis. >ugar-cn^d STRIPS
60 tub? Orange County nutter
19 ssbs Butt'er, SOTT lansing, lower grads
60 tubs 1 ard
40 oates Liquors
10 crates Open Crockery, all Granite.
Push as Covered Olia" bers. h wera and Basins,
Plates, Di?hes, Bowls, Nappes, Caseralls, Tureens,
Jugs, ho, sc.
Coeditlon? oe?h-_March 16
Potatoes.
BY HENRY COBIA & CO.
THIS DAY, at half-past 9 o'clook. in front of our | 1
Store, will be cold,
106 barrels POTATOES.
Conditions cash._Marah 16
Beef, cfc.
BY R. & A. P. CALDWELL.
TBIS DAY, tbo lCh, will be so "d before our store,
at bait past 9 < 'clock.
26 bola New York City MERS BEEF, just receiv?
ed and in flue order.
Conditions cs.-h. _March 16
Fertilizer.
BY R. & A. P. CALDWELL.
TBI3 DAY, the 16th, will be sold before our store,
at half-past 9 o'olook,
60 bbl?. BBUOE'S Vv. UTILIZE H.
Conditions cash._March 16
Potatoes, Bacon, ?rc.
BY R. & A. P. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY, the 16th instant, will be sold before our
t>tore, at half past 6 o'clock,
100 BARBELS POTATOES.
ALSO.
SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS
Unean vased HaniH
Narrow Baco > Strips
Dry baited Sides and flhouldors
Pre oked and Dry Salted Bellies. Maroh 16
BY R, M. MARSH Al-L & BRO.
Will bc so d THIS DAY. at ha'f past 16 o'cloak, on
the premie**, No. 63 Brood-streot,
A lot of SHELVING, Counters and Drawers.
Cone'it:onp cash. Articles to be removed ?arno day.
March 16_
Desirable Store, King street, No. 843, Fifth
Door from Liberty.
W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
Will be sold, TRI D?Y. March 16th, at the Old
Pnstoffice, at ll o'clock,
That destrabe tv.ost. iy WO DK.s HUTi.DIN6,
known ss No. 843 King-street with lnrge store capa?
ble of being extend? d one hundred feet in length.
Hons" remains B?X good looms, bi sides kitchen.
Si ore at prw*eut nieature^ 0 I feet in length Lot
measure* 26 leet font, hy 168 in depth, more or less.
1 ermn-r-t.inc-quarter cash ; balauo in oue, two ana
three year-, with interest, i-ec ured oyboud ano mort
gpge; property to bo insured ann policy assigned.
Pun-baser to pay for papers and stamps.
Tho property is a good investment, and can bo
treated ?rr at piivate sale nt any time before the 16ih
of Morck. fmth8mohl8,lg 16_March 16
Steamer Rockland, at Auction.
W. Yt LEITCH & Rf 8. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
Will be sold at Auction, TO-MORBOW. 17th inst.,
in front of tbe Old PoBtofflce, at ll o'olook.
The 81EAMER ROCKLAND, aa abe caw ifcSS ???
the bank neur Hog leland Ohanael. Tho Lug.no bas
bean recently put in coningorder; is a Beam
Bngine 26 In oiii Cy. Ind ??5 sj Inc? Btroae. The Hui
la alie* th ed with jenrW metal.
Terms-Cut-half cash; balance lu note at thirty
days, with bank iuterest, and approved endorser,
sf arch 16 ftuwS
Horses, Vehicle?; also, Furniture, Twenty Mat
tresse?, Pillow?, ?<r., at Auetion.
BY o. MCBRIDE SMITH.
TO MORROW, at 10 o'clook, at his Salesroom,
AISO,
HOOP IBON, AxV%, Curry Combe, Garden Hoes,
Coffee and Spioe Milla, mucking, &c.
March 16
A Small and neat Dwelling, No. 97 Smith
street, vest ?ide, two doors south of Can?
non-street.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH.
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at ll o'olook, at
the Old Postofflce.
Terms-Half cash; the ? alance in one and two
years, secured as usual. Purchaser to pay G. MoB.
8. for papera and ?tamps. . stuwtha March 13
Valuable Plantation at Auction.
BY J. FRASER MATH EWES,
Auctioneer.
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed by tbe
Hon George S. Bryan, Judge of the O. S. Distriot
Court for the District ot South Carolina, 1 will
off r for aale at pubUo auction, at the Old Post
cfiloe, foot of Broad-street, Charleston, 8. O., on
WEDNESDAY, Miroh 24ih. 1869, at ll o'clock,
A. M.,
AU that valuable PLANTATION OR TRAGT Ol
LAND, in r t. Luke's Parish, in the County of Beau?
fort and State of 8outb carolina, co-nmonly known
as * Bellefair," and cont lining eight hundred an J
sixty-four acree, mor- or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for paper* add
stamps. Lom- McLAlN,
Assigne of E. H Barnwell, Bankrupt.
March 6 ths2mwfB
^HtsceUaneons.
MULE BOOTS!
MOTE BOO IS ?OR PlOUGBING IN BIOB
lan a manufkotured on an improved style,
and sold low by' 1< F CHAPEAU,
No. 66 Me tleg-street,
March 10 6 JNext to Mills House.
E
Y IC USU ?j at MATES,
CHAMPAGNE ALE BREWEBY,
HARLEM, N. T.
TbU celnbrated Al* is brewed fresh all through
tho y.-ar and in guaranteed to keep sound through
the hottest weather, and on that MOOD ut is of ail
Ales the bent adapted to the southern climate. The
proprietors are desirous of establishing a trade for
their Ale in this motion, aud wish to make tr.
rangements wi li som? ?nrgette, responsible party
to take tho genoy fer lbs sale nf it in ?'bail eton
and vicinity. RYEUKON A: HAT ts.
Harlem ctatiou, .ssw York City.
February 15 anio
LONDON AND PARIS EXPOSITORS.
JPJEIXIZJ=I MEDALS I
/ THE
GEORGE A. CLARK'S
O. 3ST. TV
SIX C0RU, SO KT FINISH
SPOOL COTTON.
This favorite Thread being Six Oord to Mo.
BO, purely Soft Finish, is recommended for its
groat superiority for Hand and Machine Sow?
lag.
FOR SALE BfY THE
Principal Wholesale and Retail
Dry Geoda and Notion Dealers.
labmcry VI Boso
CHARLESTON
DENTAL ?BPOT
.OU) AM? TIM FOUL, AMALO-MS, ftHMBBAL
rilBTH, Steal Goods, sed ev?ry article used by tata
mawstM. ?sao ? January Sf
?Badi?n Salts.
Balance Stock of a Retail Dry Goode Store,
tvilh a General Assortment of Fashionable)
Dry Good?.
BY JOHN G. MILNOR & CO.
rHT8 DAY, 16th Instant, at 10 o'clock, wo will nell,
at our Auction t-a'e*room. N >. i:i5 Meeting-street,
IHK BALANCE OF A. STOCK. OF A RLTalL ?HY
lOODb STORK,
COK inf TI NU IN PART or:
WHITE ANT BROWN LINEA DU K ANDDR1LL
Block Drop D'Ete, Tlain and Fan. v ('ottenades,
Mourning Muslin, Colored Chambray, Black freed
'.loth, Black Batintta Plock Ixo-llne, Oouxo
Merino UndersbirtB, m riras and Pocket Handker
shieis, Unen Camhrio Handkerchiefs, I.appott
Skirting, Jaconet Cambiics, Wac* Alpaca, Oirg
[lams, Cotton cambrics. Win io and Colored Linen
Bosom hhlrte, Fookot Knives.
ALSO,
LADIES'HATS AND BONNETS. Men's Leghorn
ind Stiaw Bats, Cap.-, Umbrellas, ftc.
Con. it ons cieb._ March IC
Sale of Stores on Market-street, by Order of
the Executor.
BY LOWNDES & W RIM BALL,
No. J?6 Broad-street.
Will ho emili THIS DAT th? i?.? ?lui eli, kt thc Oli
Postofflue, Broad-street at ll o'clock A. M.,
All that LO I OF LAN l>, with the B'ltldlugs there
m, situste on the south side ot Munn.: ;lr ot, (be
;w(K n Meeting and Church) known as Nee. SS, 51
md SS.
Lot measures on Ma-set-Street 69 fret.5 inches; on
Lhe east line 71 ieet 3 ino.tex; on the * st 79 fact S
luche?; on the south line 61 feet, be ibo same mora
sr less.
Terms-One-third cash ; balance in one and two
rears, interest payable seml-anuuallv, to bo secured
bv a bond of the pnrcLaaer and mortgage of the
premises sold. Buildings te be lmnrcd and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay for paper* and stamps*
March 18 _atnthmtnS
V Na? SC it DHCK.I4K. IN * Q,U*TY?
The Provident Institution for Saving in the City
of Charleston vs. Robert J Limehouse.
BY A. C. McG'LLIYRAY,
Anet lotieer.
By virtue of the Decree mode in this case, I will self,
at the Old Postotlloe, TUI> DAY, tho 16th day
of Varch next, at ll o'dook A.M.,
all that LuT OF LAND, situate, lying and being;
on the south side of Ti-add-str^et in the City <*C
Charleston, with a Dwelling Houso and Building;
(hereon, formerly Known by tbe n >mbcr six: y-oin a
169), but now by tbe number seventy-seven (?o. <"7);
butting and bounding to th?* south on land now or
late of James English, to the ea t on 'and now or
late of B. W. Bensuman, to the west on land now as
lat? of John Cunningham, and to the north Ott
1 radd-stn et. Measuring and contain!tur. in front
thirty-six (86) feet, mote or tess, and in depth, by
measurement as the fence now stands, one bund rai
(100) feet more or less, being tho same loi conveyed
to Kobcrt lime hourn- by Henry C. O over, i-xecutOK
of John Dunoao. by deed bealing date tbe 26th day
of March. 1828, bv which said deed the depth of th?
abovo lot ie described as ono hundred and twenty
(120) feet, more or less.
' Term?-One-half cash ; balance on a credit of ons
year, to be secured by hond and mortgage of prem?
ises; toe buildings to be insured, and ko, t Insured,
and the pol cy assigned. Purooaecr to ray for papers
and sumps. H. w. M. MACKEY,
March 16 l.mchl 8,16_8. CL O.
UMDEKDKChl^E IN EQ,*J1TT*
William M. Bailey, et al, vs. Charles
Whaley, et al.
BY A. C. l?c aiilJVRAY,
Auctioneer.
On TUESDAY. Md day of Maroh 1869, will be sold,
tn front of the Old Custom ouse, at ll o'clock
A. M.,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACI OF LAND,
situate and boing on Wad nulaw simd. Charleston!
County, measuring and contiiniog 200 sores, mora
or less; butting and boumi'ug noith on Wailm ilavr
Bound, south on lands or Joseph . Whaley, ea (ton
lands o George .-charlock, and weston lands of Ed?
ward Lalioohe.
lerms-One-third cash; balance on a credit Of
one and two years, witbinlor. s rom day of sale, s&
oured bv bend ot purchaser and mortuage of premi?
ses. Purchaser to pay tor pap rt, and stamps.
E. W. M. MACKEY,
March 2_?u4_s. C O.
UND Kit A DKtTtlilS IN 1CQ,U1TY.
Thomas Carragher vs Edward Lee, Adminis?
trator of Dennis i. tfferman, et al.
BY A. C. McGILLlY#*v
.' " --Uk.*, m
Anctla^er.
Will be sold, is flout ol ihe Ol Customhouse, ott
? ?--?i - tue ota day of April next, at U o'eloek
A. 57, * " ... ,
all that LOT OF LAN ?. wi?i **?. Build nga and
improvements th roon, situate a u a side of H?n
rietta-street. City of charlesto ?, s. c., m? isnring
and containing in front on Henrietta-etroet SI feet,
and in depth from north tosout'i Ito feet, mere oe
less; butting and boundi ig nulli cn Henrietta?
street, east on lands now or late of Katata Francis
Oarmand. south on lands no? or late of J mea Faro*
lav, and west on lands now or late of >arah Fields.
Terms-One-third oish; bilanoo in ene and twa
yare, secured by boi.dof tho purchaser, with in?
terest irom dav of sale and mortgago of the pre?
mises, with privilege ? f the purchaser to pay Ut?
whole purchase price In cash. Purchaser to pay fer
papers and "stamp*.
" ? <O E. W. M. MACKE?, g. O. SA
Maroh 16 ru?
JUrtioiitrrs' Jimmie Baits.
Billiard Tabl a
BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY,
Ho. 29 Broad-street, Mgn of tate tied Post,
sand if lag.
At Private Sale
Throe ef Kavanagh k Decker's four pocket A Nev
1 TABLES, Slate Beds, m good order. Apply at
o nco as above. 8 Maroh IS
Residence on Broad street.
BY LOWNDES & UKI MB ALL,
Ho. ?e Uroad-street.
At Private Sale
That three story BRI OK HO USB, known a? No. 8?
Broad-street, oontai lng 6 ro >m<. pantry ant dress?
ing rooms, with kit oh tn of * rooms. Oas through?
out the House. Lot Si b ISA ie?, deep.
AJL-sO,
LOTS on Rutledge avenue an 1 Nunan-street.
February 16_ tug
Residence in Lamboll-*treet.
BY LOWNDES & 6 HIH BALL.
No. 36 Brood-street.
At Private Sale -
That large RESIDENCE, No. ll Lam boll-strep*,
containing nine rooms and dressing rooms; wallt
works in the boas?. Lot measured 60 by ISO feet.
February 23 laths
JHail)iiifri), <?astM{|0? Ctr.
PHO?11? 1R?? W?feKS.
JOHN S\ TA Y LOR 6c CO.1
B?OOBSSOBa TO
CAMRROS AC CO..
Engineers, Boilermakers,
Nos. 4, 6 and 8 PRITt 'HA RD-STREE2,
(NOAA THS ?KY DOOK),
Charleston, S. C.
BTE AM ENGINES AND BOILBRS-MABINBV
STATIONERY AND PORTABLE.
RICE TH REBUKES AND MILLS OP EVERY
DE3CRIPIION.
?OAFT1NG, PULLEYS AND OE A BIN Or?
IBON If BON TS FOB BUILDINGS,
JASMNQS OF EVERY KIND IN IBO* OB
BRASS.
We guarantee to furnish RNOTN1 < and BO?T.B
foe good quality and power, aa J atas low ratea
sn be had in New York, UJlu mere or Phil adel phi
A? KN rs FOB
Ashcroft'* L?,vr-*fi.tor Detector,
?H? ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FRO d LOW WATER Of
MUBPAHM PMOMJPtLr AT TB ?YD SD 19.
Jfeferuary 1 SSS S?MS