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THE DAILY NEWS. El ORD AN, DAWSON & CO., PBOPRIETOB8. OFFICE Ko. 149 BAST SAT. -o Xxyfa-Dam Nr.ws, one year.?6 00 DAILY NXWTJ, six month?.S 00 ?AI7..T VEW?. three mentlu?.2 00 Iv-Vt EEBXT Saws, one year. 3 09 TS>WEEBXZ NEWS, six months.2 00 ? PATXEKT invariably tn advai ee. Mo paper. int unie*? tb? ?ash accompanies the order, or for a long " er time than j aid for. Tnt *ixLY Krws will be served to subscrib?s in . the city at 10 cents per weak. o ADVEBTih?iiisras.-First insertion, IS coot: S UM; subsequent na*anions, 10 cents i Um. Business . Notices, 2? cents a line. Marriage and lmneral No .. tieia. One Dellar eaeb. MJB?TS SUMMARY. ?j. -Go'datNew York yesterday was active, with an immense business, dosing at 31. -The Now York eottoa market yesterday was less active and strictly favcred buyers. Sales 900 bales at 28?c. -At Liverpoal cotton olosed flat; uplands 12d; Orleans 12jd. bales 6000 bales. -Kentucky is geing into artificial fish cul? ture: -Ex-President Roberts, of Liberia, is now -- visiting the scenes of his childhood in Vir? ginia, -Grass is six inches high in some parts of California, and snow is sixteen inches deep in Other parts. . . -Rev. H. W. 1'oe cher's wife makes firethou . ?and dollars a year "pin money," by editing . "Mother at Home." -Mr. Ferber, a German-American, lately re? visited bis birthplace, Saner, in Silesia, and presented ten thousand dollars to its poor. ' -The son of a New Orleans banker ls to marry the Pr nee ss Carolina Bonaparte, the one furnishing the title, the other the cash. -A man named Willingham, said to be from South Carolina, was k:ll? d on a Georgia rail? road, a lew days age, while on his way to see his brother iu Atlanta. -The Miss Van I/ew, who bas been appoint? ed postmistress at Richmond, Va., wat' a Fed? eral spy during the war, and is said to have furnished Grant rop:-atedly with valuable in formation. -The clergy men attached to Trinity Church, New York, have had their salaries raised, and in one instance there has been the very hand- > some advance from twenty-five hundred dol? lars to ten thousand dollars. -Somebody at Washington anoounoes that four trapelations are making of "Badoau's His? tory of Grant," iuto Froncb, Spanish, Italian and Gonnan. Nobody has yet undertaken, we believe, to translate it nto English. -A stioe dealer of Cleveland bas invented a novel appaiatns for measuring a lady's foot. With this machine a correct measurement is taken of every part that tho shoe covers, so that tba whole shoo can be mide tho exact size and shape desired. -It is pleaded in the milication of the de? scent from Dix to Wash borne as our represen? tative at Paris, that Waahburne can't speak French, BO that be wdl not be able to let peo? ple perceive how little he knows. Bat, alas, the Emperor Napoleon speaks English. -The cotton trade in England is very dull, and the foreign papers report that very few of the large manufacturers are running their ' mills six days in the week. The majority of the establishments bave been open only tour and five days in the week, and now the time is genera ly to be reduced to three Jays. -A Washington dispatch to the New York Herald says: "Professor E. D. Bassett, of the Philadelphia ' olored Hich School, colored, is aa applicant for the office of Minister Resi? dent and Consul-Gener tito Hay ti. He is sup? ported by George T. Downing. Professor Bas? sett was attended ^ y quite a retinae ot promi? nent ?olored backerb, who took position m the marble room and exhibited considerable inge? nuity in button-holing senators." -Ad mirai Farragut was the first citizen to whom President Grant communicated his Cab? inet a ppointments. The admiral called just after General Rawlins had le ft Jar the capitol with the nominations, and the President asked him to gness who was the Secretary of the Navy. Farragut guessed successively A. H. Bice, Griswold, Stuart, Creswell, Holt, Bout well, Hawley, and eever&l other names, the President telling bim after eacb ono to guess again, until be gave it np. The President then infoi med bim, and proceeded to give th? names of the other Cabinet t ?5cors. -It will be recollected that President Grant, immediately upon taking his office, directed that certain pardons issued by President Johnson, should be revoked, or withheld irona the persons intended to be pardoned, in certain cases in New York, Massachusetts, and else? where. A ito: r.e., -General Hoar has had this subject ander consideratioi, and it is under? stood ho decides that the revocation of the President will not stand in law; that the act ? of the Executive was complote when tho wur iant of the pardon was placed in the han<L> ot a United States marshal or other officer; and that if the persons intended to be pardoned - shall not be released, that upon habeas corpus the courts would release them. -W hen our lady readers ride on velocipedes they most wear the following dress, prescribed bytbe '.Velocipcdist:" "Let the outer dress skirt be ma e so as to hutton its entire length in front- he lack part should be made to but? ton from ibe bottum to a point about tbree eig its ot a _Nard up the skirt. This arraugc mont does not detract at all trom the appear? ance of an ordinal y walking costume. When the wean r wishes to prepare for a drive, she simply looscus two or there of the lower but? tons at thc front and back, and bringing to? gether the two ends of each side, separately, butto us them around each ankle. Ibisgivos a full skirt aronnct each ankle, and when mounted, thc dres3 falls grucctu'Jy at each side of tho front wheel." -At the Charity Hospital ia New Orleans, on Thursday last, there passed away from this 1 life, with not a friend oe relative at his bedsido, i and utterly penniless, a niau who at one time was perhaps as widely known in tho South, particularly during tho days ot tho Confede? racy as any one in it-a man who was at tho head of *he leading publishing houso of the South, wilh quite a handsomo fortune of his own-S. E. Goolsel, of tho firm of S. H. Goot zel &. Co., booksellers and publishers, Mobiio and Now Orleans. Mr. Goeizel tliod of con? sumption, from which disease he had been suf? fering for years, and whicn, duri jg tho latter days of bia life waa thc cause of acute uud terrible palo, reducing him to a mere shadow of his former self, lnug before he sought the refago of an hospital. -The order drafted by General Schofield for the consolidation of the regiments now in service, in accordanoc with tbe provisions of the new hw for the reduction of the army, has been issued. The cavalry aud*artillery regi? ments re nain unchanged. Tho forty-fivo regi? ments of infantry are to bo consoltJatcd into twenty-five. Thia will throw twelve colonels, .twenty lieuteoaut-coloncla, twenty majors, two hundred c?ptame, and about four hundred first and second lieutenants, into the list of those awaitin i orders. Whenever offiotr i are on d tached duty, or aro absent with leave or otbc wiso, their places viii be filled from the ne in rank, and they left on the list of those in r tirement. The twenty-five icgiroents will th constantly have a full complement of officei The four colored reeimenis will he formed in two, to be known as the 1 went \-fourth ai Tweuty filth. The lour regiments of veter: reserves will be consolidated with the acti regiments, and thc mon unfit for duty will 1 at once mustered cot, if they so desue. Tl staff corps are nut consolidated. -The Comptroller of the Cut roney bi issued a circular to the national batiks iniorr inp them of the amendment s of tho last erssu of Congress to tho N monal Currency act, at published the fo'.Iowinrr regulations : Nation banks are to make to thc comptroller ropor of their cjrOition on any past day that lie nu drsignate, instead of quarterly and mont bl; as heretofore. These reports fiil be requis at least five times in euch ytar, and the bani arc advised to balan?a their accounts daily, i order to be prepared. As tho law requires thi the report of each bank shall be published an proof furnished the compt oller that such pal he a tim has beeu made, it has been ordere that the sworn statement of tbe publisher < the newspaper in whicu the report was pul lished, together with a copy of th report ci from the paper, shall be forwarded. The ri ports of tho amount of dividends declared ram be made within ten days from the dato o which suou declaration wis made, but sue reporte need not be published. The pr-nalt provided by law for the non-rendition of re ports will be strictly enforced asramst sue banks as may unnecessarily delay sendin them. CHARLESTON. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 19, 1869. Suspension of the Writ of Habeas Corpas In the House of Representatives on Wed nesday "Webb introduced a joint reiolutioi "to suspend the writ of habeas corpus in th? "Counties of Laurens, Newberry, Edgefielc "and Abbeville." This resolution was re? ferred to the Judioiary Committee. Webb, who intreducod the resolution, is, we believe, a native of Connecticut, drifted to this State in 1866, and is now ono of tbe delegates from Georgetown. Why Webb Bhonld be particularly anxious to suspend the writ of habeas corpus is not known; but it may be supposed that he has caught the conta? gion of the same old soars whioh for the last niue months bas disturbed the tran? quillity of his Exoellenoy the Governor and the majority of the General Assembly. The whole concern is sorely afraid. Our legislators cannot, the most of them, turn pale; but they quake, and shiver, and tremble. A rumor comes of the ghost of a K E. K. in Abbeville, and there is a call for the loyal militia. An old woman sneezes in Edgt-field. and there is a Bboat for two thousand rifles of the most improved pat? tern-all warranted trooly loil and to kill none but rebels. A white rep' 'sen tat ive has delirium tremens in Newberry and lo ! there is a howl for the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus and for a proclama? tion of martial law. Conscience seems to make cowards of the whole batoh. They have no confidence in themselves, no confi? dence in the Governor, ao confidence in the Loyal Leagues. They groan and will not be comforted. If, however, the members of the General Assembly believe that a suspension of the writ of .'ubeas corpus will intimidate the while people of E igefield, Newberry, Ab? beville and Laurens, they are very mueh mistaken. The people there are intelligent, industrious and law-abiding. This is the truth and nothing but the troth, and these people will not allow themselves to be bul? lied by any Legislature, whether white, blaok or mixed. Indeed, they can fallbaok on Section 17 of the Declaration of Rights in the State Constitution, whioh says : "The "privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall "not be suspended, except when in case of insurrection, rebellion or invadion the publio "safety may require it." Tbe members of the Legislature will hardly venture to say that there is "insurrection" or "rebellion" in this State, or that we nre on the eve of any "invasion" but that of travellers, pleasure seekers and substantial business men. And yet who knows ? To deolare that several counties of the State were invaded by the K. K K , that the people were in rebellion and insurrection, would be no worse than the untruths which have already been pub? lished, and whioh it is a part of the Radi eil oreed to gulp down without doubt or hesitation. .nore Money, ' The General Assembly, whioh has deter? mined to remain in session four days more, at a cost to the State of about $1800 a day, has tacked on one or two little amendments to the Appropriation bill. The whole of the interest on the Slate dtbt since it was last funded is to be paid, instead of only the interest for the current year, which makes the appropriation for interest half a million of dollars, instead of $329,492. The County Sobool Commis sioni-rs arc to have $20,000, instead of $1S,000; and the section is ot ricken out which forbids county trensuters from re? ceiving anything but "bills receivable, '.United States currency, national bank "notes, gold or silver ooin," in payment of taxes. This leaves the treasurers at lib? erty to take what money they please and to settle with the State as best they can. Perhaps in a fit of liberality they may be inclined to accept the bills of defunct banks, or Cdaiederate Bbinplasicrs, or hog, mo? lasses and corn, at fuir m irket rates. As the Appropriation bill now elands, it calls, if we mistake not, for a total of $1,000 960, while the last section of the bill provides that there shall not-bo assessed or collected an amount exceeding one million of dollars. And as all the margin is now gone, whenoe is to come the pay of (be mem? bers of the Legislature, whioh, with allen daut expenses, will amount to about 3-75, 000 ? Wo have now mounted up to an ex? penditure of well-nigh $1 200.000 for the fisoal year, which is doing very vyell for beginners. -? H i nat i s? Wi ARE GLAD to see that tho Senate Com? mittee on Railroads have reported against the granting of State aid to the Port Royal Railroad. If the Senate sustain the com? mittee they will do a good day's work. 1 The Wilmington Journal and tao South Carolina ltailrond. Wo endeavored, the other day, tooonvince the Wilmington Journal that it was not the interest of the South Carolina Railroad to mke Ringville instead of Charlestoi its terminus for Northern freights, and that it would be very unwise to' take freight twenty five miles-from Ringville to Col? umbia, when it oouid be oarried ono hun? dred and thirty miler-from Charleston tc Columbia. The Journal now says that the complaint of tho Weldon Road referred Augusta, and points West as well as to Co? lumbia, and, ns a conclusive proof thal the South Carolina Road oould not receive any injury by co-operating with the Weldon Road, makes the following broad assertion : "And that company (the South Carolina Railroad Company) has been offered the same rates upon through freight from Ringville to Augusta as it charges from Charleston to Augusta." This statement altogether incorrect. Our contemporary has either been misinformed, or has mis? understood the information which has been given him, for no such" offer has ever been made. . The facts of the case, and we say it au? thoritatively, are these : 1. The South Carolina Railroad Com? pany has always offered to the roads East to take freight from or to Ringville, at thc same rates whioh are paid from Charleston, so that for freight, for example, from Ringville to Augusta the South Carolina Read would reeeive as much as from Charleston to Augusta. This is a standing offer whioh may be. accepted at any time. 2. The South Carolina Railroad is willing to do better than this, and will pro rate with the Wilmington Roads, if they will make the rate to New York via Kingsville, as muoh more than the rate via Charleston, as is equal to the difi?renos of insurance by the two routes. This difference the South Carolina Railroad will commute at twenty per cent., and will pro rate via Wil? mington, if the rate is made twenty par cent, higher than the rate via Charleston. We need hardly say that this second pro? position would be much less profitable to the South Carolina Railroad than the first; but it is made and is now open to accep? tance, because it is desired to give every possible acoommoditioa to connecting lines We have endeavored to stale these pro? positions clearly, and we trust that they will convinoe the Journal that the South Carolina Railroad does not stop the way, and that it is always ready to make busi? ness arrangements upon just and equitable terms. Had the Wilmington and Weldon Road uver offered the terms which the Journal erroneously says that it did offer, there would never have beea any break at Ringville; and if it accepts now either of the offers made by the South Carolina Railroad, the rates for through fast freights oan doubtless be mada up at once. Tn s MASCH ?tJMBBR of the Banker's Mag? azine, ooo of the recognized authorities upon monetary affairs, OOH tai ns an able arti? cle on Banking and the Currency by J. N. Cardoso, E?q., of this oity. Mr. Cardozo is well known ia the South as a politioal economist and statistician, and his opinions will be read at this time with especial in? terest. A series of articles by Mr. Cardozo upon the resumption of specie payments and the national banking system, are being published ia THE NEWS, and have already attraeted general attention. Vrnaitl Ma. M-XZYCK HA? RK AI UV KD . from bo 27 COMING-BTBElfl r to Ko. 1 PtUCE'8 AL* ET. next to comer of M-ctimj-stront, where she will do PRESS M/.KING and PLAIN NJ-EDLE WONK ss u-ual mwf3* March 15 (Dncattonal. MISS RAIMA rc.. HOL MKS, PIPIL and late assistant of Ml ia BAT-S, will open a b aOOi. for Girls at her re-idence. No. 38 Wall street, one door from CA. non u, eoma.enoiug on THOKSDAT, Ap. ll 1-1_ Termi, iuoladins French.... S8 to SIS per quarter. advanced pupi s. $30 per quarter. Hsroh 15 m weo *6* Snob les, ? arness, (?tr. SADDLERY, SADDLERY HARDWARE, CARRIAGE MATERIALS, LEATHER, 4c. fTlHR UND'BHIGNED BEG TO CALL ATTEN X T("N to their larce and complete B ook of SADDLUS, BHII LBS, HARNESS and all kinds of C*ltUi\G?? MATEKIAL-, which tl,ev offer at Wholesale and Retail upon the moat favorable terme. 4VOBDEBS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. JKAftlNGS, THOMlitN SUN di CO.. No. 169 MKETING-^TREET, Opposite Charleston Hotel. N. B.-Also, second-hand Government MCCLEL? LAN SADDLb.3. il a-ch i Imo tj\ WIGHTMAN. ARTIST. Booms Southwest corner of KING and Ll DEBIY STBEET9, over Osborne's Gallery. POBTEAiTS PAINTED FROM LIFE OB PHOTOGBAPH. Old Paiilings c!e ned and r?stori'd on most REASONABLE; TRBAls lmwlnao February S? C. ^ntlorinrj, ?ir. f I. IS S G IC , No. 37 BRO ABSTREIT, il Aa NOW A FULL SlOlK OF SWING GO'JDS, SOCH AB a BENCH. ENGLISH, BL ?CK AND COLO P. FD BPO -DCLOTU*, (.'oatines. Blick Doe-k us. Fancy Caeeimeris, and sn assortment ot' Demesne Uuuus for bu-iue s woos. All "h so tOiKls will be ruado up to order at tho m 'st reasonable prices. A omplotc sioek nf the -o favorably knr.wn SI AB SHIR Send .O^LAtt? coa-taatly on hand. Mai oh 15 tinvfc rTIAlhUKlflQ, THE F?B^ORTBEIt ?\< JfTST Rr.TtJRNED from i-ew York. ?i;h a handnono K<1CCI1OH ot CI.OIHS, CAStdMEltli-, Yfc.sjT.SG-, Ste. ?md is now i-n-pared to ex cute all ordo:e with dispun-h. Hivi^s lutd many yeo s experience in tiio ou-i ess, ho leo.s ea isficd Ibat the material sad workmanship w<ll ijivo cvo.-y SBiisf.uti ai. Call aud exumiue mj Stock. ALSO A TINE LOI OF FOltNI-HT.iG GOOD-'. JOHN Kb'Gtft.KJ-f.. NV. 141 King-street, M-.rchlO 6 ?vfov7 Ttiird door uo.th o Queer. CHARLESTON DENTAL DEPOT No. ?T5 Kl\ G-^TU 15 KT, GOLD ANO TIN FOIL, AMlLOAMH, MINERAL rSBTB, Steel Goods, and every article u??d by tbs Dantlst. 2mo January 2T OFHOE OP UDOLPHO WOLFE. . Sole Impoi ter of the Schiedam Aromatic. Schnappt, Mo 33 Bcavcrntrcrt KHW YOUR, November 3. I8C8. J T o t Ur People of the Southern States i WHEN THE POKE MEDK?JN \L KESTOEiTIVIt. now no widely kno?.n as WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, was'jn rTduced Into thc world, nuder the ondorsr-ment of four'thousand lcud'n- members of ibe medical protesten some weuty years ago, its piopnator was well awnre that it could not who'lv escapo Ute peaalby attached to all new and uscml preparations. Hr; iheroforo, eodearored to invest it with stronger! pofsible safeguard against counter? feiters, and to lender all attempts to pirate It diffi? cult and duajrerons. It was submitted to distin? guished chemists for analysis, and pronounced them the pares! spirit ever manufactured. Its puri? ty and properties having oeen thus osctrtoiaed, sam? ples of the anielo wera forwar Jed to too thousand physicians including aS the leadiug practitioners 1 the United States, for purrso/es ot experiment, eirenisr, requesting a trial of the preparation and report of ibo result, accompanied each speotenen. Four inousand of the most eminent medical men : the Union promptly responded. The'r opinions the article were unanimously favorable. Sues preparation, they said, had lone been wanted by the profession, a* no reliante could br plaeod en the ordinary liquors of o em na ?roe, ail of which wore more or less adulterated, and therefore unfit for medical purpose?. The peculiar ex alienee and atreus th of the ol of jumper, wnich formed one i the prmaipal ingredients of the Schnapps, together witt an unalloyed ehsracter of the sleoholte ele? ment, give it. ra tbo estimation of the faculty, marked superiority over every (rta er diffoetve stl sa? hl! aa a rilare ie. kaile and restorative. These eatisisctary eM&ssj liais tr ora professional mest of the highest rank were published in a Con? densed form, and enclosed with each bottle ot the Pobaapps, as one of the gua ran tees of its genuine, news. Other precautions against fraud were aleo adopted; a patent wa* obtained for the article, the label was oopyrlghted, a yac ?irai/* of the proprie'er'i autograph signature waa at: ached to cac a label and oortr, his name and that of the preparation were nc - bossed on ihe bottles, and the corko were sealed with bis private seal. Ns article had ever been sold in this country under the name of Schnapps prior to th? Introduotton of Wolfe's frchiedsm Aro matt a Behn appa, in lui; and tho label was deposited, as his trade mark, tn the United States Distrlet Court for the Southern District of New Pork during that year. It might be supposed by persona una~quai&<ed with the daring onaraster of tue pirates who prey upon the reputation of honorable merchants by vend? ing deleter ous trash under their asmo, that tho pro? tections ss carefully thrown around those schnapps would hare precluded tho in tr o due troue and sale of coon teri ri ts. They seem, however, only to bare stimula ed the rapacity of impostor?. The trade mark ot ta s proprietor has been stolen ; the Ind orse ment whieh his echisdam Aromatic Schnapps alone recoived from the medical profession has been claimed by mendacious humbugs; bis labels and bottles haro beau imitated, his advertisements para? phrased, his oireolani copied, and worse thoo ail, dishonorable retailers, aitor disposing of the genuine co y tan h of his bottles, hare tided them up with common gin, the most deUr ortona of uti liquors, and thus made his nome and br md a oovar for poison. ibo public, the medical pioresaioaaBd the sick, for whom lue Schiedam Aromatic *ehnapps is pre? scribed os a remedy, aro equally latexes ie i with the proprietor in thcdetecimu sud suppression of these nefarious piaotucs. The genuine a: title, manu.ac? tum J at tto establishment of the undesigned in ohiodatn, Holland, is distibed from a barley of iho finest quality, uad flarorod with an essential extract of the tiarrjr of the Italian ju. tpe-, of unequalled pu? rity. By a process unknown in the preparation Qi any ether liquor, it is treed from every acrimonies* tad corro-ive element. Oouaptsinta hare been received from the leading physeiens and families la the Southern States of ihr tole of cheap imitations of the o chi od am Aro? matic Achmappe in those markets; and travellers, who ore in the habit ot using lt aa an antidota to the baneful ind tum oe of unwholesome river water, tes? tify that cheap gin, put up ia bellied an bottles, ls frequently palmed off upon the unwary. The ige Lt. of the undersigned hare been requested to Instruite inquiries on the evbjeet, and to furwatd to ulm the names of such parties os they may ascer? tain to be engaged la the atrocious system of decep? tion, ha oonelusion, the undersigned would say that tie has prod need, from under the hand? af the most distingu?'hea men ef amen oe in America, proofs un answerable af the purity and mecrieraal excel? lence of the Uchte?am Aromatic Schnapps ; that be has expended muy tl? tuned dollars in sur rowe ding it with gaarantees and safeguards, which hu deeijtDodshould pro.set the public and blmealf j igsdust tsaudolent Imitation? ; that be has shown lt to be the waly liqaer m the world thai can be uui forsoly depended apou tn naadatt?roted;thttt he has challenged hives toga tion, an alysia, comparison and experiment m all its forms; and from erery ordeal the preparation whiib bears his name, teat and trade mark, hus came off triumphant. He, therefore, feels lt a dary he owes to las fella w-cinr cs Generally, to the ii iee i eal piotession and tho siok, to denounce and expose tho charlatans who counterfeit these eri dennie* ol identity, and he calls upon the press and the i nolie to aid him in his efforts to remedy so great an evil. The following letters and certificates from tbe leading phruciam and che mst: of this city will prove to tbe reider that all goods sold by tue under Bignc 1 are aU abat they are repre en te J to be. UDOLPHO WOLFE. I feel bound to say, that I regard your Schnapps its being in ovary respect pro-*mlnentty pure, and deserving ot medical patronage At all events, ft is the purest possible oracle of Holland Gin, litre tu lore unoutaiaaule, aud us such may bo solely pti scribed by puysictana. 1UVID h. MOTT, II. D., Pkarmsceutiual Chemist, New York 26 PlKB-STREET, NEW YuRK, 1 Novcmbor 21, la'JT. J PocLrao WOLFE, Esq, Pr?sent: Dear Sir-1 have in.Ue a chemical examination of SSMlpte ol yoor bchiedam acbuapiis, mm tue in? tent of do.crminiug if auy for.-igu or lujuri?os sub? stance Lad beeu adued to th? simple disudul sp nts. Ihe examination has resulted m tho cunt...sion thal thc Kadji io contained uo pontones ur haimiul adm.niue. 1 have i owU unable to discover any truce oi tho deleterious substance? wiou aro om ploted in tue auulteration of liquors. I wutUd not beeitaie to uso myself ur to rccoinuvud to colors, tor medicinal purpos'-s, the sen.tuarn Mcbuappg us au excellent ana unobjectionable variety ol {jiu. Very respect! idly your*, {Signed,) ur!Aa. A. oELLY, Cbeuiist. NBW YORK, No. 03 CEDAa-sniEET. i Nu v.. tn .J er lill, iS67. ( UDOLPHO WoUB, Esq.. Present : Hear Sir_: ua>c submitted to chemical aualvhis two bottled ot '.>caiodam bohaappa," wnich 1 too? iruui :t lr cab package lu ?oar bun cd warehouse, ana hud. aa muon-, mat the K,;iiiluo.iB liquor id nee iroiu injurioua ingredient* or falatnciiioii; that I? hos the mars* ol being aged and not recentIj pro pai-ed ny mechanical admixture ol' aloohoi ?iud aio m ali ts. henpoctfuliy, FiiEI?. P. Al A YEE, Cusaoist, NEW VODJX, luesday. May 1. UDOLPUO WOLFE. ESQ,: Uear ?ir-iou waut of pure Wiuos and Liquors for medicinal purpose* ua-i been 1OJ? felt by tue ino lasiiou, and thousiuds ol lives have been ?acrinteJ by lb? uso et adulterated artlricS D. lin um trouioua, and ulb.-l diseuKt* o. thu ur.uu und u rves, so ruo in ibis couuirv, uxs very rare tu Uirope, o*ui? in a great diyroc, io cue lilffoTOiice n ino pu. ny ol' the Kniiits SOid. _ Wu b4vu lested tho scvoral article? imported and sols by \ou. lucuoiug your Uitt. whim you sc.iun? der th?- iiaaue ot ?rouia?o ocliiedauj ^oiiuapj?.-*, wh.cu wo conoid, r justly entitled lo mo high ropuuauon n hun uciiiiuud in ibis couutry; und nom your ?oug ex? po louee a? a luroigu import, r, ?our Uuineu Wince and Ununrs should mrot vy.tu mo same oomana. W'ewomd rocMininoud you to itpi<oiui sonic ol the rcaiiecubio apoaicaanes m diucreul paris ol' tu^ cuy a3 ii-cnU for ihj of your Hran.ucs MUU Wines, Where ihn proionsiou can obiain ino sa ute when needed for mcdiciuol purposes. Wi-iii'Ht y?u stwuessiiiyour cow ootcxi?riJc, L rouiaiu, your oucuTeat -srvaiita, VALENTINE ole)li". Al. ttottMKOt cn surgery, (Juivaisitj Ued'cal Co;ic?c :.o* Yo.k. J. M. OAUNOUHAN, M. ix, Prafessor of Cliniotil "?uru'rv, Burgeou-iu-i luci io ino stak' lioopiral, tic, *o.'ll f-.a=t ?ixtecntii-^troot. LEWi> A. ri A YE b, M. A., No. VJ, Broadway. U P. MS WL?-, M V.. No. TJi ?roadway. JUScPH WciitolEU, AL h., :-o. uo Niuih-atrcct. .^?LMJN slEELE, M. D., No. S? Blceker-sireei. JOHN O'iiElLi Y, hi. V., No. tUUFuuiih ativct B. I. ItAX'HAiil*, Al. D.. ttofatmu ol tho Principles and iiacriiMOl bur.,ery, New ?oii Meihcai Cot lege, ?e., No. 91 Nmt?-.-.trect, and otbora. Tho proi'iriPtor also ouVrs for salo. BOITLED \YUOS AND LIQUORS, Imported and bottled by himsolf, expressly lor mo uluinal use. Each buttle hos his cerluica- e ol its pu rtty. L DOLl'l.i 'J WOLr'i . February 2t W ZEBIBBABBL CHAPTT1CR7"NO7~11, ^? A. M. rpHE UEGHLAB CONVOOAITON OF THE .1 BboTo Chapter will be boll T-HIS Evmrrso, at half-rast t-evea o'c ock, at Mseonlt Hal). By order M. E. P. P. Marou 19 lt. N. JEANNKRETT. Secretary. MARION LODQC, Jo, 3.2. O. O. P. THE REGULAR WEEKLY MEE1IVG OP THIS Lodge will be held IHIS EVSNIHO, at Feven o'c'oolr, at Odd Fell w's Hall, oorner Elm; aed Liberty ftreots. Member.- arri requested to attend, ny order N. G. ROBKit r C. >TARB. Mareil 19_t_ l.eoerding Pocretwy. HuPKPlKM EJt?l.v'i-. COMPANY. ABE.' ULAR MEETING OF HOPE FiRE E'" -INE < ompany win Lo bold I HM (Frldaj) LTBNI^O. >he 19th In taut, ot E1?ht o'clock. Vj order of tho President. March 19 1 THEO. BA PH AN, Secretary. SI. A. .WD P. A. AREGULAR MEETING OF THIS ASSOCIA? TION will bo held 'IBIS (Frida-) F.vairmo, 19. b in tic. All members aro requested to be pres? ent, as theie will ce ba mfg of importance tiane* acted. By ordir of tho President. Mai ch 19 SOUTH ( Altt)U J A SOCIETY. T^E ANNITEBBABT I'EBTIING OF THE ?0 CIE>Twill bi held-at tbs Hall, en TUKSSAT, 30 h instant, being Easter Tuesday. Ibo ?annal hleo.iou of OA ers of the Society will tako place at the Hall, lhe Poll to be opened at Twelve o'clock M. 1 he ?eeiety wi l essemble st Two o'c'oek P. M. for the transaction of busiuesi. FRANCIS LANCE. Clerk. EXTBAOTPBOM 32n R/uc.-'Tf any member ?hall neg cot io pay UD hi* arra rs on ths Anniversary, hts name and the eum doe bv him shall bs public y rvad by tho Clerk, on ihe three subsequent regular meeting* afters id Anoiv.rsary-and il his ar ?ara be no tully paid by the third reading, he snail be ex? cluded the society." March 18 WA NT KD, TWO OR THREE WELL l 0RNI.>HED KOOM3, with two beds, in a reflued locality, near bus ness pan of the city. Ad? dress, with lo ms and parrie Tire (none others no* ticed), G H.. Postoffioa. 2* Marah 19 ASMALL P\HM WASTED. ?BT ABIVEB or creek, within eight or ten miles of tue city, to bay or rent Apply at oooe (o A. C. MCGILLIVRAY, Marth 19_1*_ No. 29 Broad-t-treet. WANTED. AGENT?. VOR TUE AMERI? CAN FARMERS' BOBSE BOOK, ia both Eng? lish and Germao, by Robert :? towart, T. f., ot Miss, lhe work covers the wholo ground of she breeding and raising, and the treatment o horses and mules, both in siotness and health. It bas wea Ita way to popular favor, and is to-day tha most popular and bert Kelling Horse Book ont Address 0. F. YEN Publisher, Cincinnati, 0. iraq* March 19 WAKT?D, A SITUATION AS L'DIKS' MAID, or te take charge of eb i dr? u ; baa ne ohjee'ion to travel. Rolereaces given. Address Miss CARRIE SIMONS, Charleston P. 0. Mar, h IT_3?_ WA .VT KU, EVER Y BODY TO SUB? SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRAR!. OB ? RLES 0. BMHTBB'8 Seteot Library of New Boobs contains all ol the latest publications. April M_No. 161 K'NG-STR?ET. WANTED, SUBSCRIBE US P?lR ALL THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS? PAPERS, at publisher's rates. CHARLES 0. RIGHTER, Anni SI No. nit Kin?*trett. WA^TEU.-TO LARI ERS.-A YOUNO MAN desires to s udyla* <n tom? offl e wintro ho oan earn bis board by acting a- clerk, copyist, #-c. A Jdre-s "COPYHf," DAILY NKWS Of? flee._imo?_March 10 WANTED, A SITUATION AS BALKS. H AN in a Grocery nou.se. Applioa t has ex perienc. r eCsreuces given. Address "B ." f ffice of 1 HE NEW . March 10 _?oJUnt._ TO H KN T. A HOUSE OK POUR ROOM1*, dressing-room pantry, two atrios and double piuzzt. wita c mvuiout onthaildu g<, li cst?.? in Islington Court, near Ca inon-etreet, and within short di.? lauco . f street care Bent $.9 per month A< ply t<> T. GB \NG- > I ll ON?. Commissi JO ->g.-a?t. Plantera' and M*hanioi' Bank 13 March la TO KENT. A Sl'ITK OP TWO Oft THitB* floe ?0 >Mrf. with k-.tohen and elst-rn; ?An he partly furnished if require I. Also, baggy house and stable. Apply lu BEAUFMN-STBEKi, PPO el IB MAZYCK mwfJ March 15 TO UK NT, THE STOKE AND UkHI DENCE, corner of King and LambiH-st cots, inqu ru ot P. O'DONNELL, on the next Lot nortb ol the above. February 24 TO RENT,ONE ROOM,TO ONE OK TWO gentlemen. Apply at No. Ul UABKET 8 IRE fr. February 33 /Ol Sait. STEAM KN GI tv KS FOR SALE CHEAP, if applied fer immediately (1) Une 12 boree Portable ENGINE (1) .no 4-borse Portable Engine. ALSO, (1) One 8-horee-power LNiHNE, in good condidon. CAMERON. B ?RELE?* & CO., Northeast oorner Meeting and Cumberiand-streets. Januarv lo FOK SALK, OLD NKWSPAPKKB IN any ou m ? ty. 1'rico 75 cents per hundred, lhe cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. Ap? ply at the office of i HE Al t- WS. March 1 Piss0lttti0tt af Copartnership.. (?TICK_THE COPA RTN RIO H IP heretefore existing b> twean tho snbsrribors u der tbs name and g % io of H kSTIB, CALHOUN A CO., is (hi* day disiolved by mutual consent The name ol the firm win bu used by either of the co? partners In liquidation. All demands against the ronoorn will be oa'hed on pr?sentation. WI Ll xii S. HAallB. PHILO 0. CA LS u VN. ?ZEA J. Bl ERLING. Charleston, March 17,1869. Mn. WM. 8. HASTIE. Jn . WTLL GIVE HIS AT? TENTION to sbilins off the balance of tb? stock ef HARDWARE. CUiLi-UY, r-nddlors" and coaoamak ers" Hardware and Trimmings, -addles. Bridles, Humo-e, fcc, at very reduced pri<-c? and the name ot tue late firm will be usod for that purpose. Marok IT 3 '. Jlgrirnltaral. MAMIE I RAMIE ! TH"! NEW Tl XT I LB PLANT FOR SOU 1HFRN cultivai loa. Plantet H arid ol hors cnn ooialn ruots wiih a p.impulot riv.nc fall in'orroatiou for propaga iou und cul ii vat lon A ire-h supplv ot itu' i, > just reocived. bend carly li yon wish to uet'U'O rootH. R J P..AR"E, Abolit. Miiroh 17 wfm3* "'o. 116 Kiug-street. PEELER COTTON SEED. ANOl HER FVALTJ CONSIGNMENT OF THB cchbraled PEELER COI10N sEt-D received ironi Ni w lirleuu-. For sa oby SH A CK ELFORD lc KELLY. bo 1 Boy e's Wharf, 'lhe ootton from above seen ms sold In ihe New Orleans intiket at 9 to 1J coutx ? lb ubovo the quo tati'itiB mr bo common van-ties. Marth 16 2Q EXCELSIOR COI TON SEliD. rpuK GENUINE i XCRL'SIOR ->FA INLAND PEED, L the (Jolton ot wUicli s ?ld ia tin's market at One Dollar ??il Fo ?y Ceuta nor pound (?1 A'O, loi sale In lots o snit purciia e'f, bi W.M. GUUNi Y, March 1 lm . No. 10J Eas Cay. Qorimiurc, (Etc. SAUDH'AKK I ll t KDY?A <^E I AT WHOLESALE. MERCHANTS ARE R'-'SPBCTFtfLLY INVITED to giT? mo a cull andoximlao a woll tssortod tftUilK, ojnsi?i-itiiig ot' col mn' genuine AX-K, :-hovol- a'd -pado-?. uouuino WnittimoreCotton and Wool Cards. 3\<a Oro >B. Wire ?-oivi-8, I fan,; Chaino, Hoes, tl well, Brndo'a and Plante's*: Powder, .-hot, Ciriridec, Lead, Cut and Wrouifhr Nails. S|,i!>pa Fry i'ans Kettles, Horse >hoo?=. Wiro Clotii, Plough Ropo, tloop Iron. Build MM' Hardware, Tin war?, Ciironwaro, aud a'ar^o va'-io:y of FI-HING 'I A t LE, suo'n as NaT YARN. Gilling 'i'wino. Ro is. Bamboo Canes, Bair, bilk, Linon ami chinese Grass Lines, at S. R. MARSHALL'S, No. 310 K'.ng-itroot, sign of tba BLj Gun. March 17 vrfmlmo JAMES' A . DUPFUS, No. 9 ST ATB-8TBDET, OFFl?RS HI I fOSflVIf E3 TO THE PDBLIO A5 a GfcNERAL AGBNT for tho COLLE" i ION c-F R- NT.x At OOUNlS, BUV'NG AND SELLING O?' BEAL AND PERSONAL PROPER ?Y. an lanv other Commission Buslneis that may bo entrusted to his care. Ho will bo prompt in the disoharge of duties, ann will endeavor to the be it of his ability to give salisiaoion. March 12 tHmnsnttentJi. ^ GRAND PHGME.VADE CoNCEUT AND GIFT ENTERTAINMENT, N AI? OF TUE CHARITY FUND OP TH] CHABLEsION KIF LE il EN 8001ETY, Wild, BE GIVEN IN SOUTH CAROLINA BALL, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, i Marea 31 and April land 2. Tiekots admitting one Gentleman and ladies, for one even in?, .1; fer three evenings, 32. Can be ob? tained of any e the memiers. ,03-Grand Frizes now on vi;w at A. H. H AYDEN' Jewelry Esta ulishment, where 1 Ickets can also bs obtained. Maro'.J 1 > F A K 12 AV ELL TO V li. . RETURN OF TH?:VE-rE???N8! SKIFF di GAVLUKD'S MIXaTRELis AND V. '. BB ABB BAND,'. WILL, AIPE AR THIS ET ENI if O. MARCHMTB OX LT FOR THREE NIOH1S, AT HIBERNIAN HALL. THB LARGEST ORGANIZATION NOW IN EX ISTENOb. Fear Opera Comedians; the magnifi oeat Quartelte; ANDY MoXEB, the great Pong and Donne man ; the grand triple Clog Dance. The Wonder.nl Pontbeoptipiousnica description of the following beautiful sc?ne?: dty of Bethlehem; Birt bpi J eo of Const; M junt Calvary and the Oreel S xian; Burial Pl tee of Lord Byroa; Napoleon Re? viewing Us Arm - ; Napoleon an Exile at let. Helens; Soldier's Dream of Home; Ship at Bes, Storm Arises, I kane or, Lightning and the Wreck. FORMING TWO G BEAT SHOWS IN ONE. LOW GAYLORD, Maa ager. ?TOE GAYLDBB, General Agent Par?nefte and Dress Circle..SI 00 Reserved Seats.'.. 50o Colored neats. Euc A GRAND MATINEE ON EUI DAY AFTERN 00 >, MaroblO, st Two o'clock. Admission: Fifty eents to a? parts of the house. 6 March 17 ET B E R S I A fi HALL. FOUR mo HTS ONLY. i o mm ea el uar Wednesday-, Marek atti Grand Matinee SA.TUBDAY AFTERNOON AT THREE O'CLOCK. t The Original PEAK FAMILY SWISS BELL RINGERS! And tbs oe!e>rated BEB3EB FAMILT Vf calots, Harpist*'and Vio'iMsts; aaviisted by ?CL HMD H RH--ELL. tie groat Character. Vocalist, Humorist and facial D?lmes'or of the :i(re. Tbs Largest < 'ompiny of hell Bingen in the World I Fifteen Fer ormer-1 Eve1 y thing new, brilliant and sttraotlve 1 A complets set of One Bundred and Twenty pure toned Bellst A " - taff of Thirty .?ir ?liver Bells! 7 we Grand Doable Active Era rd Harps I A magnificent Silver Cornet Bandi All schoal Cltildren admitted to the Matinee for 28 eent?. Gards of admission SI; Gallery 75 eents; Colored seats 50 eents. Bee erred seats may to obtained at Holmes' Book More without ?arra ena ige. w. w FOWLER, Horch 17 7 Business Agent. ??ttymq, (Eastings, (itt. JOHN F. TA Y LOR & GO., sTUOOSSBOBS TO CAMBRON df CO.. Engineers, Boilermakers, ftc. Nos. 4, 6 and 8 PRITCEARBSTREE2, (jTEAB THE DBT DOOK), Charleston, S. O. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MABINS, . STATIONERY AND PORTABLE. RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING, IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EYERY KIND IN IRON OB BRASS. We guarantee to furnish ENGT NH 4 and B0ILEB8 of as good quality and power, and atas low rates as con be hod in New Tork. Baltimore or Philadelphia. AGENTS FOB . Ashcroft'? Low-witter Detector, THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE FRO il LOW WATER IN THE BOILER. REPAIR'} PROMPTLY ATTBNDBD TO. Fo-vruary 1 DAC ttmos jg D W A lt D DALY, GENERAL OOMJIISSION MERCHANT, No. 83 Warren street, NEW YORK. PKB?ON AL Af TEN QOS GIVE f TO THE POR? CH \sE of all kindsoi Mt R HANDLE. Boots, Shea, flats, <ta s ind Trunk', ni Straw floods a spee'aJty. Coosignmon's Qf all kinds of Staple Articles and general Fr J Ju -o solicited. Prompt returns guaranteed. ?DWABD DALY, Latf of Charles ten, J. C. Semi-Weekly Price Current* sont rre<- by post. Jannary 2d DAO_ timos HOLMES ?l MACBETH, No. 3 0 Broad-street, OL arie-ton. h. C., SCORERS, A?OTTONBERS. BEALE8TATE AND Ct K fi ERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Will attfen-J to Renlbu and Oolleotmg of Rests and purchase and sae of btocais, Bosos, Gold, Silver and Kual Estaic. ALSO. To tbo Purchase of Goods and Supplies for pur'tes in tho country upon reasonable erma. Guisen L. Jloutxs.,..Axaxaann MAGBBTH. Jauu-ryl_lyr J-OilN U. ALBSANOKR, ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGLNT, No. IQ Uroad-strcot. RESPECTFULLY FOLICtlS BJ9XNSSS IN AD J08TING ACCOUNT* of Merchants and others, and in WRITING OT AND POSTING their BOOE8, either In part or whole, A?. January t CRUP M<>I<ASS KS. fl ? ?\ BB D'*. FsIR GROOKRY -UGAE3 fl dr' ' SO hbris i.rinie Grocery ^uga-s ?W SO shds. ob? Ice Grocery Suints ?ufifll 100 boxes ch ic? o io cry Sugar? MM BO hhda. choie- new crop ?inscoTarto KolasstsflB IOU hhds choice n<"?r crop 'lay^d Molasses. ?H 60 hbds < entriiugal Moia?su?. ISS To arrive per schooner Alary A. Holt, from MattcflflJ ass, and tor sale by ?9 RI S LIT ft CREIGHTON, M Much 19 ' Accommoda Hun Wharf. SJ ENGLISH ISL. AD SUGARS AND nOLA-SKS. HBD?. PRIME AND CHOICE ENGLISH OVJ ISLAND >UGA.-.S HO nols Choic ? Barbsdois <iro -?ry hncars 60 pundi eons Choice Niw Crop iarDadoea H?? lasses. To ai rive per Schooner Emma, now due from Bar- j bsdoes. For ?ale b. fl RISLEY k CRFIGH TON, 1 Marra-19 Accommodation Wharf. 1 FLOUR I - JUST BECBIVED OM < O V SIG N ME S t , T Xf\t~\ BARRELS 6UPEB AND FINK FLOOR, OUU landing ex-sch oner R. Caldwell, and lor sa e low by JOHN CAMP?EN k CO. Marah 19_ 9 FLOUR, VINEGAR. &t. 1 AA BBLS. SUPER FLOUR-"EAGLE" AS? lUv 'Vdelaide" AI illa 10 bbl? Cider Vin- gsr *? 60 boxen Yarmouth B caters. J nat land d Iroia i teamer Brannan. For salo by . MacchlO 1_-iUHN *THEO. GETTY. JJ BACON, &c. fl CLFAR BTB SIDES ? b's or.l ens V Breakfast Baeon ? . Bl our Family. Hoper and Fine. JJ Landing and In store. For aale low. hy T WM. GURNEY, No. 103 Bast Bay. . M?reh 1?___ifaawe j FBUITI FRUIT! FRUIT! FBR 8CHOONKR S UN BE AX AV rt it UW vs WHARP. . AAA BUN CH KS BANANAS " A U\J\J 'i? ?00 P entame, fl Ihe above ? rolls are the best received s inc? the ? war. We invite dealers to call aad see for thens- ? selves. We will sell them at a very low figure. ? Marah 1?_P?_ts.LA TORRE*OP. j EASTERN HAY 1 EASTERN 1 M AT I A AA BALE? PBTM . EASTERN HAY, LANB d:UU ISO this day per schooner s. P Adams, front Portland, Me. zs non ATO savor: 8000 bushels Prime White baltimore and Tennes? see CO KN 1000 bn<hels Heavy Black nats 1600 bushels Prime Family Oats. For sale lew br J. H. JTDEKANN ft 00. 1 The above lot of H A Y ls represented by shippen M 1 ve y choice. ? 1_Marchi? COAL! COAL! EED ASH EGG ANO NU t CO<L, FOB GRATES Moves and Ranges ; also W?ie Ash for Steam? ers and Foundries. For sale very low, at LUUih DBIIZ, Coal Yard. No. ol Market-street, March 19 0 Next Comer of Church-street BARGAINS ! BARGAINS! BAKOU vg! ONACOOUlfrOF CHANGE iv BUSINESS OX th? 1st proximi, we off T. foi* the next ton, da vs, the balan oe ?1 our Kloo lt. cooir.ting of a gene? ral assortaient of GEOJEBlba *ND LIQUORS, ai gi eatiy reduced prices. We invite th J attention ?f i the trade to the .ame. GEO. W CLABK ft CO., March 19 8_No. 199 Eu at Bay street HAY AND L AM) PLASTEE. { BALES PRIME BAH rERN BAY . Sj! JUKJO IBO b?is. Laud Plater. * ?? bow landing, and for sale hy Bli-LxY ft CREIGHTON. 3 March 19 ?_Accommodation Wharf. LIVERPOOL SALT. rt pr A A pACK wv. SPOOL KALT, IN ram I <??VV outer. landtLge* nrliuh Back Dava* h McNutt, and fur sal? by Marea 18 thfsnwA HENEY COB! I k 00. | I0RN. OATS I HAT! 4 QCmtTl BU'hELt CHOICE WHITE MI?L- 1 ?OXJyJ 1BG CORN 1600 bushels Prims Mixed Cora. VATS. 3060 bush ela PEI ME OA1S. HAY. 800 bales EASTERN AN'D N. B. HAY. For Mle by JOHN CAMPsfcN ft CO. J3 Marchi?_2_ "i CHEAP HAMN.&C. i 1 AAA POUNDS CHJiCE SUGAR-CUBED S 1UUU H A M >, at 20c per pound Yarmouth Bloaters Cbmcd Hulton Asakat Beef. Just received at the COOPER AI IVE GROCERY STORR, ,5 Sooth west eorn'r Meeting and Market s treats. Gcodb dehvo ed bree._March U j ?ALT AFLOAT. SACKS UV h: RPO OL SALT, LANDING f)( ' UU tal - day irom i>ark Harriet F. Pawsey, and resay tor delivery. SAVBWEL ft ?.. ' Marah 10_ J CORN LANDING. I 4000 BUSHEL8 PWME WHITE OOBNIH I860 bushels mime White Corn in bali, per schooner Flying Hoad, from Norlolk. ' ALSO, 160 bnshrls OATS. T For sale low. T. D. CLANCY ft CO. Marah a CHAMPAGNE. &c. pr rv BOX KS IUP0BTED CHAMPAGNES, varions e_)U brands 60 boxes Rhen ah, r la-et and Graves Wines 100 cases Champagne ?id^r 96 bbl?. Cider and Whife? Wine Vinegar;_ For sals by t LidUo ft WITTE. March 9_tufnafA WHARTON to MOFFETT, No. 115 WEST-STREET, NEW YOBS. J MOFFETT k WHARTON, No. 114 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON. AH varieties of > ced and Eating POTATOES. HAVING A PARTNER IN NEW YORE WHO viii give his personal attention to the mle el tar y Vi?GEi ABLE- AND Fa UH", and promising quick sa e-and orompi re ur nj. we sollet the pa? tronage ot shippers? Our com - lesions ?ill be Ave pe - cen', omy. ORATE? furnished to thoao who ship tons. J. G. MOFFi- rt.f.j. WHARTON. December 39 Sm es S ?DIC1S. CLOUD HUTE L^ THIS NEW AND C0MM0 10 HS HOUSE. LOCAT? ED corner o Broadwa? and Forty-?eoond-s'reet, possesses a-Jv niales > iver all other houses for the ac? commodation o it-en-sts. It wis built expressly for a flr-t-cl n?? family h a-ding bouse-the rooms Deiner large and ou -ni e heated ?y s ono-with hot an.i cold w tor and fur isbed secunl to none; while the colioary depsrtm.-nt is i ? ihe most experhnccd bands, off rdtxg im sis au uncqailled table. uno of Atwood's Pai-nt - leva ora is arno among (bc 'mi dorn improvouieati" ana at the service of guests ut al. boura. 'Ibe Droadwi) and University Plae? Cars pass tho door everv tour < iautca. runnin-' from the city Ha.l io ceutr 1 Pa k, wh'lu tho -lxih and . eventh Avenue ines are* buta sh >rt block n cither side, off. ir J ing ample /.ditties for conimunicatiug wita ai . be depo?, ste .m'oat nm lin-js, i laces of amuse? ment aud business of the gre it metropolis. MOU?i it iiutiLLY, Proprietors. Varch 13 Cmos Gt KO, H. HOP HOOK, IAOIOB an COMMISSION MBROOABT, Aoooin?ODATioN WHAB?, * Clnrloalon, 8. 0. P. AASSDES HaPf.tL. Sroos fientemr-v V F. H. T a KU U O ls M. No. 1 BROAD-STREET, OBAnLOTON, a. 0., MINER, SHIPPER AND DBAl&R South Carolin? Nattfre Boa? Phosphate? January ll ames