The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 19, 1869, Image 3
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LOCAL MATTERS.
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AUCTION SALES '/HIS DAY.
WILLIAM MCKAY will soil at 10 o'clock, at his
salesroom, Mot ting-street, firni'ure, crookeiy,Ac,
til. MOBBLDB Muru will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
salesroom, Uroa t-s ree , hwrt.es, valu?les, iurni
turo, hr.
Sm, DALY & Co. will sell at 10 o'oloek in their
their sjlesio >ni, corner MeeUug and Wentworth
streets, oli.iire, oro kerr, ?c.
M?ixs VU?MM - i'i ?en ut io o'clock, in his atwe,
corner King and Li b ea ty stieets, boots, shoes and
hats._
MEBUNGS THIS DAY.
M. A. and P. A., at 7 P. M.
Bops Fire Company, at 8 P. M.
Boward Lodgs, at 7 P. M.
Zorubbabel chapter, at h Ut past 7 P. M.
TUE DAILY NEWS PBICE C tra BENT AW? COM
las BOLA L C mc ? LA? will be ready for delivery at our
counting room at nine o'clock his morning. Single
oepies five cents. Orders tor ten copies and over
will be flied at the rate of two and a half cents per
oopy. _b_
THE FEAST or ST. JOSEPH.-To-day being the
taltai St. Joseph, there will be service in St Paul's
Church, Socioty-atree', and tLe Bight Bev. Dr. Per
Biso will preach, at niuo A. M.
THE STATE COURT- HOTS. B. B. CABPENTBB
PRESIDING - THURSDAY, MARCH 18.-IN EQUITY.
Th? oall of the docket was continued, and the entire
day consumed in hearing arguments upon causes of
no public importance.
Fan SCHOOLS.-Wo have from Mr. E. Mon?
tague Orimke a printed copy of the annual report of
the Board of Commissioners of Free School?, for
thc year ending September 30,1858. An abstract of
the report has already been pubUshed in THE NEWS.
THE MntBTBBLS delighted a large andienoe
last night, if frequent applause be any sign of ap?
preciation. Deas time spent in colloquy and witti?
cisms, not always the veiy freshest, would be an im- '
provemeat. 1 he dissolving views are really fine,
and will gratify all who attend.
SALE OF STEAMERS.-1'be steamships Emily
B. Souder and Moneka so well known in this city,
were sold at auction yesterday in New York. The
former brought thirty five and the latter thirty.
thousand dollars. These prto e were extremely
low, as they were both excellent vessels. Their
purchasers are not announced.
GATE PLATFORMS.-Tho number of persons
who have been lepoited for not having platforms
before their gutew ys. and who have been compelled
topsy the fine of five dollars, eLoulj admonish eveiy
one to attend to thia requirement of the city ut once.
There is, wo learn, a regu ar detail from the police
te spy out deliuqu nts in this respect.
-1-- ?g.
A GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT AND GIFT
Bntertalnment of ho Charleston Bin men >ociety
will be given in tbe South Carolina Hall, for three
nights, commencing on the 81st inst. A number of
fine prills to be distributed can be seen at the jew?
elry establishment cf Mr. A. H. Hayden, King,
street, where tickets can. be had, as well as of the
members of the society. '
BISHOP PBBSIOO'B LECTURE.-The first ef a
.eries of lectures liefere the Ca belie Institute this
seseen fer the benefit ot the charity fund of the
organisation, was delivered last evening in 8t. Jo?
seph's Church, Aanon-etreet, by the Bight Reverend
Bishop Ferrice. His subject was ?'Prophecy."
whloh he hsndled in a masterly manner bo a.
highly appreciative audience, amongst whom were
several gentleman prominent in letters. The beat
proof of the merit ef the lecture was to be found ht
-the very general expression of an intention on the
part ef those present to hear the remaining lectures
ot the course.
THE UNITED Sr ATES COURT, MARCH 18.
Hoer. GEORGE 8. BRYAH, PRESIDING.-The peil,
tl on of J. B. Steadman and Wm. Munro, te compro?
mise debts, waa referred to Registrar dawson. W.
J. Daniels, John D. Pearson and John T.' Smith were
?nally discharged in bankruptcy. Thomas Bri..;
mtu, O. A. Weathe ly, Henry B. Odom, John Odom
and Travia Quick, petitioners for Ansi dischargee and
final hearing to take place before the court, waa set
down for the 26th April. The oases of Samuel J.
Reid sad Nasa Riggings for final discharge, ^were re?
ferred to Registrar dawson. The Registrar report?
ed on the petition ol J. B. Steadman and Wm. Mun
-roto compromise debts, and it was ordered that
their prajer be granted, provided the assent of a
majority of the gene al creditors can be had.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. MARCH 18.-Chariest m
Botst-A B Pani, Virginia; T M Sadler, south Caro.
Una; Jae H Giles, Geo Kelly, Granite ville, O W
Hood, Georgia ; B P G wiitin. Hartford; J F Bunt
and wife, City ; T ?trima, South Carolina; W Muir.
Philadelphia; W H Cronk, New York; John Ohed
wick, Wadma'aw; J C Robinson, Beaufort; Jas W
Brawley, Jr, City; S W Maui ice, Kingstree; John H
Brown, Richi md; A Grumput, New York; 0 Yan
deaf, G T Wil lams, wile and servant, New York; A
Hughes, Cleveland, ohio; Captain J O Dutch, fa
vuanah; A O Goodwin, City; w Sherwood, J H
?lawson, New York; A L Alexander, Wash.ngton, D
C; B L J Paton, A W Paton, 8 D Campbell, New
York.
Pavilion Motel.-'W F Griffin. Abbeville; W M
Williams. Monok'sCorner; WE Buckhaber, George
W Bowell, Alabama; S Fleming, Georgia; John A
Sutton, T W Anderson, M L Heouse, Dan berg. Ga;
W J Woodward, F P Woodward, Bamwelj; SEW
Leatmenk, J J Antby, Orangeburg; W K Goodrich,
?IW loox, Bcoheater. N Y; James Barper, Kings
tree; N Benuett; Bennet taville; Bev T H Morsen,
. Elig?an a ; ti H Deschampa, Clarenden. '
REPORT ERS CRUMBS.-Dr. W. W. Hicks will
address the prayer meeting to be held this evenwsr,
in i-t. John's Lutheran Cburcb, at half-past seven
o'oloek. 2he pub'ic aro invited.
A number o' colored men have come to the etty
?from the neighboring islands. They say that it ts to
buy supplies.
It will bo borne lu mind that the argument on tbe
writs of wanda ?ita and quo warr onto will be heard
to-day in oourt, before Jud^o Carpenter.
It took three lurnlture carts (?) and one policeman
to oarry a female votary of Bacchus to the "look-up"
yesterday.
The steamer H. Helena will leave Mount Pleasant
Ferry Wharf, foot of the Market, ah 10 A. M. on Sat?
urday, fvi' the prints of lutero>t tn the harbor, and
will allow passengers to laud.
Mr. E. A Davis, ot this city, we learn, bas been
selected as the uoat of the new hotel in Oolam bl A, 8.
Mr. Davis has a wido popularity and consider
able experience. *
The rumor whloh has obtained currency to the
alarm ol some uer von? "old won.cn," that Governor
Scott intends to declare m it tia i law, depose Mayor
Clark, put Colonel Cogswell in his piste; he, Anally,
to give way to Pills eury, hi as idle aa the winds ; in a
word, bosh I
The kite season ls at its height, and the boys ge
their death on their "binders." .
There ls a spirit of improvement abroad in tbe
city. A number of boae?s are undergoing repairs.
Albert Phillip, white, and J. U. M uah'ngton, oolor
ed, have been dnpuued as custodiaos of the pris*
oners being transferred to th* penitentiary.
John Donovan, with three altases, charged with the
killing of hie step-father in Savannah, who was ar?
rested in thia etty a few days iga, was returned yes?
terday to the place whence he ot .me.
Cigar smoking, walking and lou? talking in the
Hibernian Han, last night, prevented many from
enjoying the araste ef the minstrels.
The League met last nicht Our Asm odens wis
there, hut won't tell cn the faithful this tts**,
Ho I ros CUBA. --WO have received the fol?
lowing leter from an enthusiastic youan American,
who with POICO friande i* anxious to join the Cuban
army. If any one will inform us. in eoufldeseo,
where the recruiting ornoo is, tbe wsrlike aspirations
ot these Cuban sympathizers ma} soon he satisfied :
TO THU Buiron OF THE NEWS.
Teu will exouse tlie liberty I take In addressing a
li Uer to you, but il you can ?five me tho de-fred ?u
loimaiiou, it *lll be con'erring ? great favor upon
ono thiit (-yuipatluzes with tbo?o under tyranny and
oppression. It is as follow?: Would it' be pos-tble,
wer?' 11 orno io Charleston, tofludtheiceruitinpoffleo
of tbenvoluti-ini-te of tu ba. My o'Jtot 1? to Join
them, not f< r pain but for naught but sympathy
with tlum. It I could find a recruiting office I could
take B X or eight your g men with me, 'md all per?
sona ot waltb. Unclosed yen will find a stamp for
return mail. Oy anewerlne:, you will oblige
Yours, reept eltully, ***. '
REAL ESTATE SALES.-The following pieces
ef rroperty were s ld nt auction yesterday:
By Wm. B. Byan-I o', twenty nine by ninety feet,
with two *tory weeden house thereon, west side of
Chunh-itrcet, ku own as No. S9, $?510. Lot o? land,
twenty-seven by one hundred, north eide Pmckney
streot, oj p?sito Church, 1480. Lot ef luid forty
five by seventy-two, adjoinh g ?he above, $?76; all
for casu.
By Leitch Ai Bruns-Lot, tbiity-nlne hy one hun?
dred ?ud iorty-niue, wiih two story brick dwel lng
Hereon, Qucen-stieet, opposite the engine bouse,
bat wi o H King and Meeting streets, $2800 ; half caah,
balance in one and two years.
By O. McBride Smith-Small dwelling No. 07
S with-strcet, near Connon-ttreet, $670; half cash,
balance in ono and two years.
CLUBS AND STABS_Thero were upwards of
thtrty-ttiue onsen ot perena baring no platform be?
fore their doors bi ought up yesterday before the
Mayor, tho me jon ty of whom were tined $5, and the
balance dearing themselves by good excuses.
Wm Johnson, colored, arrested hy OfDeer Nipson
for cutting and destroying the harness o? Dr. J. L.
Daweou on tbe night of the 16th. Sentenced to thir?
ty days lu the Bous of Correotion.
Wm. Green, colored, arrested by Officer Reed for
stealing collars irom Scott's, Meeting-street, was
tur ned over to a magistrate.
John Davis, colored, arrested by Officers Gray and
Nipson for stealing money from Mr. J. O. Claussen's,
on King-street, on the night of the 12th, was sent to
the House of Correction tor thirty days.
M axuell Fit Ids, colored, arrested by Officers Gray
and Nipson for larceny of $49 75 from Henry Draine,
colored, on the night of the 17th instant, was held
for further examination.
Mary Brown, colored, for stealing a watch and
money from Mr. McMahon, in St. Phi ip-strect, waa
turned over to a magistrate.
Newell Larabeo. white, on the same charge as
above, turned over te a magistrate.
William Blab:, white, lying down drunk in Ring
street. Fined 85.
IMPORTANT TO BICE PLANTERS ANO FACTORS.
Ihe following agreement has been entered into by
nearly all t f the prinolpal rice tactor? in Charleston.
We hope that after Miy 1st the new plan will be
rigidly adhet ed to, end BO will another clog be re?
moved from the wheels of the commerce of the
State:
TO THE BICE FAOTOBS OF OHARLKPTON.
CHARLESTON, March 17, .869.
Tbe unders!gnrd pm chasers of rice respee tully
suggest, that afier the 1st May next the eharge tor
tierces be discontinued, and an additional price be
put upon the gTain to ce ver th? costs of the package.
In present?, g tb s matter, we call y ur attention
to the f l'o vu g considerations, whloh we ti nat will
be sufficient to effect tbe chango which we and our
correspondents earnestly desire: ,
1. Bice, we believe, is the only product of this
country, sold lu our market, on which thero ls a
separa e charge 'or pacage.
2. The nc u a cost of hogsheads and barrels is
much greater than ihe exoibitant price of rioe
tierces, and yet the purchaser of aupar, bacon, mo
lasses and whiskey, ia never charged by the faetor,
packer or dietiller, with the coat oi packs, e
SJ. j he sellers of rice in New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, Baltimore, iw Orleans, Ht. Louis Chicago,
and ail Other large business centres, do not oaarge
tor tierces, and bave repeatedly complained ot the
?aid charge In this market
4. It is f r the interest of the planter, the factor,
and the purchaser, that the Western demand for
Ca'Olma rice be diverted irom orthern oltiea and
brought to the plantera' m a ike ts, Charleaton and
Savannah.
Our ral'road and steamship companies offer liber?
al facl'.ltiee lor the transportation of rice to every part
of the couDtiy; and we ask that the teetora ot Charles?
ton, who have always been alive to the interests of
tho city, will remove an obstacle in the way of a
more extended trade.
T. Timi & RONS. Imo ft Granos.
Hmm I OUT. a C~- **. . a? 00.
BEN HT BISCHOFF ft Co. Pomoexa ft HUBBY.
JAMI s ( BApms. Gao. W. WILLIAMS ft Go.
1. H. ft w. DKWKEB. JACOB M. fOHTairsa.
WEST ft JOMXB BUDD ft BLABS.
frTBEET BBOTHEBS iE CO. BKBHABD O'NBUX.
BCBSVEM ft NUBpT.
BtrsxKjaaa iroTicna.
BANK BILLS are wanted by afr. Andrew If.
Moreland, broker, Broad-street; also by Mr. A. C.
Kauffman, No. 36 Broad-street,
-o
AT HUNK'S oheap fruit store. No. 889 King
street, mere of those nine tamarinds arrived; also
very large and sweet Messina oranges, lemons and
beautiful Bngliah walnuts.
-O- i
To THE PLANTEES OF SOUTH CAEOLINA AND
GEOBOTA.-Believing .'WHASK'B" BAW BOMB SU?
PERPHOSPHATE OF LIME to be fullv equal to the
best Fertilisers in market, and superior to many,
and bel?g desirous or having it thoroughly tested,
we bave concluded to offer the following Premium?;
Isl tor the largest yield of Oe'ten irom aa acre of
land, a silver Pitcher worth $100, 3d. For the eec
ond largest yield of Cotton from an aere of land, a
Kilver Pitcher worth WO. 3d. For the largest yield
ot Oom from an acre of land, a Silvox Goblet worth
?25.
The above premiums will be awarded where
"WHASNS"' BAW BOMB Kr/PKumoepsATB alobe is
used on the acre producing the yield.
These applying ?or the premiums will be required
te furn eb satiafaeto y evidence of the amount pro?
duced en the acre, and a statement of the manner in
which they applied (he manure, ft limited amount
only of thia Phosphate will be dlatrlbu'ed during the
season. Prices', delivered on the oars at Charlas ton.
tM per ton, ?ash; or $70 for approved city aocept
anees, payable lat N?veme er.
CLAGHORN, HBRBING & CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, H. C.,
7 Warren Block, Augusta Ga.
February38 . ....... imo
THE PBOFBIETOBS OF "Whann's Raw Bone
8 upei phosphate ot Lime cordially invite farmers,
dealers sod o hers interested in procuring a first
class manure, to cell and examine their works, see
process of m ann fae tu ie, and insp ot the materials
used. They have no tecrett, give full value, and
guarantee their Phosphate toc?me up totee itan
dard analysis. Clayborn, Herring ft Co. are the
agents for tht s-Je ef lt in Animate and Charleston.
February 33 \mo
u mt .
SPRING 1869.
FASHIONABLE DftY GOODS.
LORD & TAYLOR
HAVING MAD? A ? R AN G BM KN Tg TO HKXMD
their
WHOLB8ATJE BUSINESS,
would respectfully inform
ROUTUBRfl fl U Y Kl g H
that their stock during the coming season- will be
LARGER AND MORE COMPLETE
than ever belora, and an inspection of lt boJore mt.
obaalug elsewhere it te huted.
Having their own buyers in each of the priartpel
Ku opean marketa, they will he able to m ula tain th?
long ea aeUehed reputation of the house for keeping
desirable, saleable goods, of which, also, their ung
ex perlenes aa raecsssful retailers ls ample guarantee.
T*i?eveial ?eparim nts are. vis: hTLKs ??i?i-a
GO' Ds OLOl'Hs. >< li AWLS, CLO'K-. VPHOLg
Te.BT, UN HB?, WHITE GOODS, HoSItv T and
GLOV??, L ADIEK' and GUILD HEN'rt Vlff IT
TING, in each of whist will be found geeds toled
ed especially to meet the demanda of Southern cus?
tomers.
Samples of New Gooda acut upon application.
Nea efl. 4?, g* * 467 Broad wavf* * fSE
Noa. 266. ?1, gat ft ttl ersa?%4treeU
Tranyr rm TM wt ssacumii
Noe. 461 te ist Broadway, ?.tenes en Grand.**.
iajtron i lane*
BANK BILLS! BASK BILLS ! |
Or ALL KINDS WANTED, AND HIOBEST
price paid by
ANDREW M. MORFLAND,
March 19 Na. 8 Broad-street.
BANK BILIS! BANK BILLS!
CITY OF SAVANNAH BOND? (OLD).
Wanted by A. O. KAUFMAN,
Broker and Commission Agent,
March 19 a Nu. 2? Broad-atrset.
ADVANCES MADE
ON SHIPMENTS OF
P H OS P HAT ES
TO LIVERPOOL,
BOSTON, NEW YOKE AND PHILADELPHIA
FIR8T-0LA8S PHOSPUA1B LANDS WANTED.
wiiuiiia * cmsoiiM,
March 5 its lao
S>rnf|5? ^^^i^^
JD "U" C3- S
CHEMICALS
PATENT MEDICINES
PERFUMERY
FANCY GOODS
PAINTS
OILS
SPICES, Ac.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
r>R. H. BAER,
(1, AT ?CB. H. KBLLBHS & C ?.,)
No. 181 ilBBTING-STREBT, NBAB MARKET,
HAS ALWAY8 ON HAND, AND WILL SELL AT
TUB LOWEST MARKET BATES :
HOSTBTTER'd BITTERS
PLANTATION BITTERS
HUFELANDS GERMAN BITTERS
STOUGHTON BIT TEES
WINE BITTERS
IODIDE POTASSIUM
BROMIDE POTASSIUM
CHLOROFORM
ETHER
QUININE
MORPHINE, Ac.
AYEB'S PREPARATIONS
JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE, EXPECTORANT,
PILLS, Ac
RAD WAY'S MEDICINES
HELMBOLD'S BUOHU
WRIGHT'S ELIXIR
PAINKILLER
VERMIFUGE
DEAD fr HOT, Ac.
HALL'S SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOB THE HAIR
LYON'S KATHALUON
BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS
CHATTAN T'S COCOA CREAM, Ao.
NO CURE I NO PAT!
FORREST'S JUWIPER TAR
H. BAER,
No. 181 MEETING-STREET.
Marah 18_
TO BAKERS.
JUS! RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
WHOLESALE AND REI AIL :
CARBONATE OT AMMONIA
PRIM Ss BOPS
CHEAM OF TARTAR.
H. BAER, Druggist,
No. 131 MEETING-STREET.
March 4_
DRUGS INBJIiDidK.
THU UNDERSIGNED CALLS THE ATTENTION
of beth atty and country parc haas ra to bis lerere
stock of l>i<?G8, PATENT MEDICINES, FEBFUM
F.UY, FACiCYQOOD?. &c.. Jw.. all of which he of?
fers at the Iowas* market ratea,
H. B A ?S R,
No. ttl MEETING-STREET, NEAR MAR?
KET-STREET.
Marchi
AT KR'S CHERRY PECTORAL,
For maeases of the Throat
and Lungs, amen as ?onejns,
Cold ?, VI Moopina? C o a st at,
aronenitis, A stn ma anal
Consumption.
PRO LIA BL Y NEVEU REFORM JN TBS WHOLE
biatery of medicine han anything won ao widely and
ao deeply apon the confidence of mankind aa
this excellent remedy for pulmo* > ry complaint*,
lb rough a long series of years, ead amsog ot oat ot
tba races of men, it has risen higher and hltrber ia
their estimation, au lt has oeeome better known. Ha
uniform character and >ewer te euro the Tarions af?
fections of tba lungs and throat, have marie it known
aa ' reliable protector gainst them; While adap'od
to milder forms of dise .ie and to yoong etiildreu, it
ls at the same time the most effectual remedy that
can be given for incipient consumption, and the dan?
gerous atfoctl^na of the throat und lungs. Aa a pro
vi -ion against sudden attacks of croup, it should be
kept OB hand in every tamlly, and indeed, aa all are
sometimes ?ubjeot to colds and coughs, all should
bo provided wi tn this antidote for them.'
Although aettle i CONSUMPTION <a thousbt incura?
ble, still great numbers ol cases whare th? disease
seemed settled hive been completely cured, and
the patient restored io sound health by the CKKSAX
PEOTOHAU. bo complete ts its mastery orer the dis?
orders of the Lunes and Throat, that thc most ob?
stinate ol them yield to li. Wu n notnln* ame could
reach them, under the Caitas* PBOTOHAL they aub
atde and disappear
* rna a as AND PUD LIO SFXAKZBS find great protec?
tion from lt. ?
ASTHMA is always relieved sud often, wholly eared
by it.
BBOMOBTCIS is ?ouemily oared by taking tho Oass
BT PECTORAL lu HID ill and frequent doses.
So generally ora its virtues know? shat we need
not publish the ear ti Beates of them here, or do more
than ass'ire the pubnc that its qualities ara fully
maintained.
AyerV Cathartic Pills,
FOB ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY
PHYSIO,
Are so compevd that disuses within the ran"* of
meir action caa rareiy withdaud or evade them.
Their penetrating properties seiroh, and clo mae,
and invigorate evo-y portion of the h tunan organ?
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring its
healthy vitalities. As a conseque nce efthexe pre?
ps- risa, the invalid wbo is no wo j down with pain or
pbysisul debility ia astonished to Sud bis healih or
energy restored by a remedy at once ao simula ead
Inviti g.
Met only de thor eure the avery-day oompbnhta
af everybody, but abo many formidable and danger?
ous diseases. The agent below named ia tleased to
furnish gratia w Amer oan A m mae, oontaltilajt
oeruftoatea of their eurea and directions fot their
use in the fellowu g comp ainu : Costiveness
Heartburn, Headache arising from disorder ot
htomasb, Nance?. Indigestion, Pain In and Marbia
In ac I in of the Bowes, Flaiulenc?-, Loss of Appa
hts, Jauudtoo, and other kindred complaints, aris?
ing from a low ?tato ot the body or obs ruo ii ?n of
i it, rune? lons. ThSy are an exsellent *1 tanti va tor
mSreaevatteo of the bio jd and abe restoration et
tone aad strength to the system debilitated by die?
nmvamm ar
Hr. JT. 07. A?KR di CO.,
Lowell, Maes,
told st wholesale, by DOWIE st MOISE,
Charleston, S> a. sod by Retah, Druggists every,
whare. fm ?Sos oe sa? De^er^bar Sf
jgowAtt? ijowjiatsca,
STOCK AMD BEAL ESTATE BROKER,
Eb, 1 BROAD-STREET
WILL BOY AN? SBLL OBI COMMISSION, BEAL
BS?ATB, Beads, Stooka, 4M. Also, attend to Bent
lng sad Oohssting ttoatt. '
HasshS mf Imo
/ertilijers.
?ss ?
THE ?VAROLISA FKHIjkLIZKR? IS MADE PROM IHK PHOSPHATES OP
South <nrolina, and ia pronounced by rarioua chemists one oi the beet Manutee known, on'jr infer'or
to Peruvian Guano m it* FERlIT.IZtNO PjtOPERTlE*. These PH<>KPH Al Es are the remains of extinct
land and sea animals, and possess qualities ot tbe greatest value to the agriculturist.
We annex the analyais of Professor SH Rf ARU :
* I ABORATOR? OF TH? MEDICAL COLLEGE OT SOUTH CAROLINA.
Analysis of a sample of CAROLINA FERTILIZER, personally selected:
Moisture expelled nt 212 deg. P.16.70
Organic Matter, with Rome water of oombinaUou expolled at a low red boat'.. .16.60
Fixed Ingredients.66.80
Ammonia.2.60
Phosphoric Acid-Soluble.6.96.Equivalent to 11.27 Soluble ) hosnhste ot L?ne.
Insoluble.6.17.Equivalent to 13.48 Insoluble (boue).
13.13 24.75 Phosphate ot Lime.
Sulphnrlo Acid.11.01.Equivalent to 23.65 sulphate of Lime.
Sulphate of Potash.;. 80
Buluhate of soda.8.50
Sand .11.60
On the strength o? theso results, I am (lad to certify to the superiority of the CAROLINA FERTI?
LISER, examined. C. ?. SHEPARD, JA."
49" We will furnish this excellent FERTILIZER to Planters and others at $65 per ton of 2000 lbs.
OESO. W. 'WILTJI.A.IMIS <SB GO.,
FACTORS.
February 26
fm wi mo
SI)irta an) /arnuljing ?oobs.
Proprietor or the Gentlemeu'e Furnishing Goods
Emporium, Meeting-etreel, near Market, desirous
of bringing the lamons
STAR
Shirts into general uso, and believing thai it is only
necessary for gentlemen to wear these
SHIRTS
once to be well pleased with them, will hereafter of?
fer them te his customers
AND
the pubUo generally at cost prices. His dook ol
Neck lies. Kearn ead
COLLARS
will alee be sold at such prices as te defy competi?
tion, asd if eatlafaction.le not
6HYEN
he will return the m easy. His charges are so rea*
aoaable a? alu.oat te make buyer* believe the articles
are given
AWAY
Be (fl prepared ie maka Shirts to order with the
utmost di*eaton ; and hie assortment of ready-made
shirts ia ee full that buyers eau be fitted at a mo
meat'a stott ce. Vor proof ef these statements call
AT SCOTT'S
Star shirt and Furnishing Goods Emporium,
Keating-street, pearly opposite Market HalL
January 1 Cmos
gftja?ic Pitiers.
PAN KM N'S HEPATIC BITTERS,
THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA,
ABB? AIL BIS BASIS or TBS
STOMACH AND LIVER.
*BBT ABS BICBHMBBBBO BT TBS
MEDICAL F-frV OTJIT "VT.
HEGEMAN & CO.,
AGENTS, irmW YORK.
Kraufactxired by C. F. PANKfiilH,
CHEST AIT? APQTSSOABT,
CHARLESTON, S.O.
MB?*M?or ?Taife ey IHruggi?t? IVvearyxvhere.-?M.
Febuay 15 mwflyr
M. L. FILLET'S
Celebrated Cookin? Stores,
Nt
ll
" PHILANTHROPIST" AND ??0TTO.IAN,'
Manufactured at Troy, N. v., sad for eal? by
J), L, FULLER TO N,
? AU Q WT A, GA. \ .
npHElH STOVE? STAND UNBIVALLHD FOB
X eapaaitg, dar?bifity, eoaveaionoes and tba gan
omi purpose? to whloh rooking Stoves ard used. Th*
PHI! ANTHROF:-) i i* autre heavy plated, and ha*
Ash Drawer; casa be mad? into a ate bose* hole
stove; has east iron Water Tank galvanised,or
enamel Used, a strictly first-olaee ?tova. The
CIVILIAN is cf a neat design, end has a fide large
Oven, flss Stove asm be had with the ejtenaien
beek. ait holes, .asm^sa^elg wheat rf es? red. :
Wm ttfOm fceiirsaatlau aawly to
?. Ik FSTLLJiaTOH,
lejMary fit tases Awfli6S&?
gats atti* Caps.
sPRWmiiMis.?
AT STEELE'S.
THE ALPINE. CABINET, VELOCIPEDE. HUN?
GARIAN, of Drab ana Black Felt. Price?, 75 canta,
tl 60, 92. AS, and Extra Fine SS SO; Mon's and Boy?
Alpines, $150; Superfine Fashionable Mik Beare?,
16. STEELE'S ?HAT HALL,
No. 31? K. ng-atraer.
Marchs f8 Sign of the "Biff Hat"
f ?sinr?s CEor&s.
T T. HUMPBRKY8,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS?
SION MERCHANT.
SALES OP BEAI, ESTATE, STO0KS, BONDS, SE
CO RI HES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
ATTENDES TO.
? ?7 BROAD-STRBKT,
OHARLH'TTON, H. (J.
Hon. HENRY BUIST, W. J. MAGRATH, Eeo.,
General JAMES CONNER, T. B. WARING, Esq.
October
B
YKRSOM A BASH,
CHAMPAGNE ALB BREWERY,
HARLEM, N. T.
Thia celebrated Ale is brewed fresh all through
the year, and ie guaranteed to keep sound through
the hottest weather, and on that aooo?att ia of ail
Ales the beat adapted to the Southam climate. Tba
proprietors are desirous of osNbibuieg a trade for
their Ale lo thia teotioa, asd wish to make ar
rengementa with some energetic, responsible party
to Uko the .- genoy for the aale of lt -? Charl aten
and vicinity. BYKBRON A BATIK.
Harlem Station, New York City.
February 15 Hmo
OFFICE NO. 978 Killie,
OPPOSITE HA SEL-STRRET.
January 37 ? 8mo
j" M JP O lt TB KS OK .
TEAS, WINES, BRANDIES, Ac,
And Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY &R00ERIE8.
STREET
^.N . Y.
WM. 8. CORWIN A GO.
ja*rCk>ode delivered to all parts of the city.
0? to ber 24
iy ? CIIIMOLBI,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ABB
SHIPPINO AGENTS,
Vi LL ATTEND TQ THE PURO il A S Ii, SAI?! ANS
UIPMBNF (to Foreign and Domestic Portal of
iOXION. RICE, LUMBER AN? NAVAb STOKES
A TX A Nf TO WaWURa?, Cbaeleacoa, S. C.
C. WILLIS.A. B. OKISOLM.
Ostober ?R
aves Knox..JOBB om
KNOX & ti I LI*,
O O T T O Xl FACTORS
ABB
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. Its SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE.
Oesaignmettta of COTTON, RIOS, ara? respect
i?y .solicitad, and liberal advance? m*d?> thereon,
rdeva for ? JOHN n nd BACON promptly execute*
ith ?are and attention.
A-ii ar tamo??
_ tmmmmmmmmm. F KOH A TU 850
^SMitty^ffSStTg? h orso pewee ino udtag tba
K?%M m "M AIOd'<eorateJ Oorllsa cut-oS
taKl fLTLft BiiM kngmoe, Mihi* Valve Kta
ipba^BsjaBoSftlM tionarv Evglnea Portable
I oj T? li III JTtJi Rngli ea, A-o. A lao. Circu?
it J t I Ll 11 I JbCH lor Mutav and ?aug baw
RJ-LL'l IL S "PJI Mills, Sogar Cine Si !L,
lMgg^^#flael||fl! Mia.ting Pulley?. Ac. Lath
W^PaKeSaVfSI and shingle Mt Ila. Wheat
?bfiTMnlKS and Com Milla, olroular
Jrtimmifl l.jiwa. "awe. Rs!Mn<r, *o. Bend
B5~auaui|?UIM*jM SJ /#jP 4?earlpUva iltreular oed
Pri?e Last.
WOOD A MANN STEAM ENGINE Q0"
PoteruarylS Smos Utatt New-Yost,
/frtilijers.
REESE'S FLOUR OP BONE.
PACIFIC CJUAm? CUMPANI'S FINBLY
POWJDKUKD HONK.
THC AWOVR UBTNG PURE BONE CAN BE
recommended to Pl ut r>? a? a valuable manure.
Prioo S66 ea h ar $70 to 1ft November, approved
gecutitv, willi 7 pry cent, dat?rent.
I apx)eud the ai.al.vcis ot Professor Shepard of a
paniplo of the Flr.oly Powder?d Bo"0 taken from the
Conipaty's Factory Biarraville which iv under ihe
personal eui ei visicti of Cr. hi. JULIAN il AVENEL.
Water expelled as from a 12 to 260
Eulin nil il. 11.68
Oigame matter and teaidu4 water expel ed
at read lues?.:. 29. fO
Phosphate of Lime. 49.50
ari onato ol Lime. 2 8:^
Bind.... 6.'.b
Aikaiiue .-a.ts, soluble und loas. 1.4<?
Orgnnic analy-is. lim.00
An.monia (N. H. 3). 6.14
.1. IV. HOBSON,
March 19 wo Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Winn i.
LANi* PLASTER.
1 Aili I BARRELS LAND PLASTE?, TO AB
1UU'.' B1VK per bchooners Scud and Motion
e. age.
Orders received by. OLNEY A CO
February 26
" SUPERPHOSPHATES."
CROAP.DALV.'S GKNBINB PHOSPHATE AND
BOWER'S COMPLETE MtNURK. ?otb
stseourd Fertilisers.
For sale hy WM. GURNEY.
No. 102 la t foy.
Sole Agent tor ?south cai alina.
February 29 Imo
CHESAPEAKE GUANO,
AN AMM?NIATHD SOLUBLE
PHOSPHATE,
COMBINING ALL THE QUALITIES OF BONE
AND PERUVIAN GUANO.
THIS FFRTILIZER IB WARRANTED TO GIVE
satis.? orion. Plantera and farmers are invited
to send fer paaipblele, descriptive of ita virtues and
how to anply it.
49- Price, ?06 per ton of 2000 lbs.
For sale by BU SI? BUTLER,
February 17 Agent at Oharleeton, S. C.
WANDO FERTILIZER.
THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of the
South their Fertiliser, known as the "WANDO FER?
TILIZER," which the experience of the peat season
has proved to be one Cf the most valuable in our
market. It koa for its base the materials from the
Phosphate bods ot the Company on Ashley River,
and is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF
HASEL-STREKT ia this city. In order to guarantee
Its uniformity and maintain its high standard, the
C ompany has made arrangements with the distin?
gu?.hed Chemist, Dr. C. fl. HUI PALI) Jr., who
carefully analyzes all tue ammoniacal and other ma?
terial purchased by the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer, before being offered for Bale. Tho Com?
pany is resolved to make an article which will prove
to be a ?Complete Manure," and give entire satis?
faction.
For terms, circulars, and other information, apply
to WM. C. DUKES A CO., Agents,
No. 1 South Atlantic Wharf.
January 4 mw? 8mos
E. FRANK GOE'S
SUPERPHOSPHATE !
rjTHE UNDERSIGNED BEG TO CALL IHE
ATTENTION OF PLANTERS TO THE ABOVE
SUPERIOR. AND STANDARD
FERTILIZER.
This PHOSPHATE baa been largely uaed in this
State, and baa given general satisfaction, and ia
.Aw?tit?A hr ?ame of tho mnafc ?rsMtical Planters to
be equal to Peruvian Guano.
PRICE:
SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON
OP TWO THOUSAND POUNDS,
Cash or factors' acceptance, payable 16th November
next, with bank rata of Interest added.
Pelzer, Rodgers & Co.,
AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAltOL?K A.
February 1 mwf2tttO
Jasun, tire.
INSURE
TOUR LIFE AND PROPERTY.
LIFE IN
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL MFE IN?
SURANCE COMPANY,
or HAMFonn, CONHEOTSOUT.
A88?TS and Surplus over.834,000,OU?
DIVIDENDS bare averaged over 60 per oent an?
nually.
RE^PON' KBILITY.-For 6Wr7 ?100 of Liabilities, lt
has S164 of Assets.
PREMIUMS-Notes taken for OS per cent of same.
HEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LUTE INSUR?
ANCE COHPtKY,
Ol' BOSTON, MASBACHUSKTlfl.
ASSETS over.,. .#7.000,600
PREMIUMS.-Notes taken for AO per cent, of same.
DIVIDENDS paid annually on the Contribution plan.
PROPERTY IN
THB JBTNA FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PANT,
lunero*?, CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS.. #0400,031
TAR HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
IIABTVOBn, OONKsfOTIOOT.
ASSISTS. .;.... .83,039.640
TUM NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSUR?
ANCE CUMPA NY,
HAKXFOBD. CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS. .i....?410,*3w
THE CONNECTICUT FIRE IS SUR AN CE
COM PAN V,
HOtTVOKD, CCTWaOTIOOT.
ASSETS. . .#343,013
THE IRVING F1KH INSURANCE COM?
PANY,
mW YOBJC
ASSHIB.....#334,043
Mr. W. C. COBB TN BY, of the nm of W. 0
COURTNEY A GO., No 9 Boyce A Co.'s Wharf, will,
In eonneotton with this Agency, take rinks on COY?
.TOM, BICE ASO PROBUOE inmorally.
A. H. HAYDEN,
ne. 373 KI NS-BTU*. KT.
January 20 _fmwSme
MARINE INSURANCE.
BISKS TAKEN FOB FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
>orts m the PHENIX, MANHATTAN AND BNTkB>
PRISE IN&URANOB COMPAMi S.
Ooah assets and awnrfty, 5A.&OS.O09.
Looses nada payable In Gold and Starling whan
lemred.
S. Y. TUPP?R, Agent.
March 19 fxnwlrao
DENTIST.
OOM8 AS BIS RESIDENCE, NOB?H WEST OOH- ?
BEB 09 lODRnEa A*? 8O0ISTY BBBBFffS.
KOvexabWlS fmwemea
Ruction Sales.
Chain, Crockiry, Glassware, Mading, Roont
Paper, <j-c.
KNOX. DALY S? C
?Mo. ISO Meeting, corner of We nt wort tl
strcct,
Will foll 1 HIS DAY, commencing ot 10 o'clock. A.M.?
Wo, <l ami Cane hsat Nurse ami Arm KOOK I Nd
OH \1B<; Dining, Off) , e. Parlor and Bedroom Chaim;
i-eoretary. Cute? D eli, n nine Table and Move
Saucepans, Pots, Ke.tloa und Woodcnware
300 roll? Wall Paj er
10 rolla Canton Mat tin::
ALSO,
CROCKERY and GLAS* WABE, comprising Plates,
Cnps and Saucer?, Sugar Bowls, Molansos Pitchers,
Tu biers. .Vc,
Con li fons cash. March 10
WM. MCKAY,
Ko. IBO ftlcctinfr-street.
Will sell THIS DAY- (Friday), tho 19th instant, at 10
o'clock,
FURNITURE ?.fa family.
AX SO?
CROCKERY Glasaw.ro, and a Tarioty of miscel?
laneous articles.
Terras Ct??u. M ft roll 19
Bootle Shoes and Ha's.
BY MiLES Dili KU.
TBIS MOBN1NO, at 10 o'clock. I w ll soil at my
Store coruor of Kim: and L ioerty ?tracts,
50 oases BOO I'S AND MICK?, desirable sloe lc, just
received.
CONSISTING OF:
Cases Men's Puff and Kip BOOTS
< ases Men's Calf and Buff Malakoff, Balmoral?,
Brogans, ( xtord, A-o.
Ka<bos' serse < ongress. Goat and Morocco Polish
and Polka Boots, Women's Goat and Buir Bootees.
Misses' and children's bergo k ongress and Morocco
Balmorals, &c.
AISO,
40 oases (240 dozen) Men's and Boy's Black,
Br wn and Paarl Alpine and Young America WOOD
I HATH. _March 1?
Horse*, Vehicle*, alto Bedsteads, Mattresses,
and other furniture, Cooking and Office
Stoves, at Auction.
BY o. MCBRIDE SMITH.
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, at his salesroom. No. 31
Broad-street.
ALSO,
7 dosen GARDEN HOES 7 dozen Coffee and Spies
Mills, 9 donen boxes Blacking, 1 Flax Wheel, Jelly
and Cake Hou'da, and 1 let Tinware, 9 Counters,
Castora and Cake Mauds. March 19
Unreserved Fate Molasses.
BY J. A. E*8LOW & CO,
TO MO ti ROW, 20th inst, at ll o'o'ook, A. M., will
bs sold on Palmetto Wharf, wituout reserva,
50 hilda. Clayed MOLA-ShN.
Landed from the schooner Willie Martin, from
Cardenas March 19
Valuable ftantation at Auction.
BY J. FRASER MATH fcWES,
Auctioneer.
By virtue of an order ol sale to me directed by the
Hon George 8. Bryau, Judge ol the U 8. District
Court for the District ol South Carolina, I will
offer for sale at pubUo auction, at the Old Post?
< fflce, foot cf broad-street. Charleston, 8. C., ore
WEDNESDAY, March 24>h. 1869, at ll o'clock,
A. M.,
All thatva:uablo PLANTATION OR TRACT OF
LAND, in f t. Lute's Pariah, in the County of Beau?
fort and State of South carolina, commonly known
as . Bellefair," and containing eight hundred and
sixty-four acres, mor- or less.
'lenna cash. Purchaser to pay Tor paper* and
stamps. LOCI MoLAlN.
Assigne of E. II Barnwell, Bankrupt.
March 4 th?2mwf8
A9S1UN KK'S S A LES AT WAuTKIlBOEO',
sonni GASOLINA.
By virtue of an oidor to me diroctod by the Hon.
George S Bryan, Judge of United states District
Court for outh Ca-oil na, will bo s dd at publia
outcry at Wait"rboro', S. C., on aa es.day next,
being MONDAY, the 6th day of April. 1849.
All that BODY Oil TRA.JT OF La *D, situated in
St. Bartholomew's Pariah, foll ton County. 8. 0"
on the south side of Edisto River, and ou the head
waters ot Island Creek and Bed Bink Crook. Butting
and bon ding to the north on lauds now or late of
John E. Meister A Co., Peter W. Routs and Bldred
speill ; to the south on lands ol J M. Riyaor, James
J. Jennings and John ? . Meister A Co ; east on landa
of the '-Saw Mill Company," now or late ot John E.
Mois er A Ca, and weston Lands of Lewis E. Linder.
con i sining-acree.
Terms-One-half cash; balance in one year, secur?
ed by bond or tko purchaser an i mortgage of tho
premises. Purchaser to pay assigne'? for necessary
papers and stamps. J B. BIS ?ELL,
M r h 12 fm8 Assignee of Huteon Lee.
3tatti0tiefrsf Jkitiatt Salts.
Real Estate?
BY Gt MCBRIDE SMITH,
Ho Bl Brosd-atrrrt, ??emUa aide, asesvr
State-street.
At Private fate
FIRST CLASS SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA?
TIONS
?al nable Rice Plantations
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms
Extensive nod Valuable Mannf tctories, Mill Sites
and Delightful .summer Residences ia varioutf
parta of the South.
AMO,
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS of all sties, pr!?
and descriptions in every part of the etty
January 26 mwlSmo
laUroaHs.
SOUTH CAROLINA 1LV1LKOAU,
fr
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT N OFFICE, I
CHAJUUUTOV, S. C., FebruA y 19. 1899. i
ONT AND A FT KB SUI DAY, FEBRUARY 14nf.
the PAS8BNGBB TRAINS of the South Caro?
lins Railroad will run aa foUows : '
FGB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston.8.80 A. M.
Arrive at Augusta.,....-.g.10 p. M.
Connecting with trains for Mont.-otuory, Memphis,
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and]
Grand Junction.
FOB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston.8.?0 A M
Arrive at Columbia. .5.45 p. i?
Connecting with Wilmington and Ahmobaster It ?11
road, ano Camden train.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta..8.00 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.......6.00 P. AC.
Leave Colombia.T AO A. M,
Arrive at Charleston.0.90 p. M.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRES*
(SUNDAYS BXOXPZnn.1
Leave Charleston.-.,...7.90 P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.5.80 A. M.
Connecting with tra?na tor Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans, via Grand Junction.
leave Augusta.4.10P.M.
Arrive at Charleston.LOO A. M.
COLUMBIA NIGHT I-X PRESS.
. (SU ND A?S BXOBPTXO.I
Leave Charleston.....AOS P. M.
Arrive at Columbia..*.4.46 A. M.
Connecting (sundays excepted) with O ree Brillo and
Oolu-nbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia.6.30 p. M.
Arrive at Charl* H ton.A 30 A. M.
8 RIM KB Vi I.Lit i RAIN.
Leave Charleston..g,0P P. M.
Arrive at Summenrille..... *.?0P. M.
Leave Summerville....,7.i0 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston.8,25 A. M
'WRiDEN BBANOB.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and ?Saturdays.
Leave langville.4.20 P. M.
Arri eat Camdon.7.00 p. M.
Leave Camden.n 35 A.M.
Arrive et Kingvillo.9.2? A. Af.
Signed i H. T. PEAKE,
Februar? 15 General MI nen n tendon t.
SOUTHERN
STENGILM^UFA(T0RT
E. H. RODGrERSP*
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLPBALB DXALSfi IN
STENCH: STOCK AN J AIES,
BT BIB Li LBTTKRI) A IM? STAMPS
CHKCKS AMD .1 AOS
BRASS ARD ?ft KRAI AIM 81LVKR KIY?
RlXeS, ?JHAIRS, Ac.
a?? ASUCXKTO X KT ELS
BY THE GALLON OBSAARRBL.
AGBMT FOB
UflUlVS BATIST HAM Af STAMPS
?SAL PRBSBBS
BRAN DIM Cl 1KB??, dko.
Nt*. 120 BART BAY-STftBJRT,
CHARLESTON, 8. a
Bey* Cnn and examine spoctmeno.
Jan nary 19 Otaoa
J
OBI O. Mill TT , "
ATTOBMBt" AC LAW,
m. x ?ovnv&owaM SQJTAB?.
1* tnw'fcao