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THE BAILY NEWS. RIORDAN. DAWSON A CO., PEOPBIETOB8. OFFICE No. 149 EAST BA Y. KBMa-DAILY NEWS, om? year.?6 0? DAUA NBWS, six months.3 00 DAILY NBWS, three months.2 00 TBI-WKBBXY NEW?, one year.3 00 TBI-WKKJILT Haws, six months.2 00 PAYMENT Invariably-m ad var ce. No paper sent unless th? cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er time than paid for. Tax DAILY NKWH will be servod to subscribers in I the city at 10 cents per week. AnvBBTDJKMEKTO.-First insertion, 15 cents a line; Subsequent insertions, 10 cents a line. Business Sfatioeo, 50 rents a lice. Marriage and Funeral No . tiees. One Dollar eaob. 2Y IB W 8 a XT M MA M T. -Gold at Now York yesterday closed strong n.ttf. . .'^li-i-Th* New York cotton market closed 40. I ofter. Sales 2100 bales at 28J conta. --At Liverpool cotton closed dull. Sales 8000 bales; uplands 12JA.; Orleans 12jd. -Shipbuilding is reported quite aotive at Ban Francisca. -Trie spring style of bonnets ia described aa "reduced in Bise and increased in price." -A lady in New Hampsbire, weighing four - hundred pounds, has just married a man of ono huidred and thirty pounds. . v ; -A sea captain, j net arrived at New Or? leans, reports that when oft* Tortuga? he Steamed for two hoars and a half through ,c ;hj tangled maso of snakes of all sizes and colors. -There now seems to be only one of the wires of Brigham Young in the nerty of Mor? mons on their way east, the rost of the ladies being registered as daughters and nieces of the prophet. , -The highest'mine in the'world is reported ' to b? the Potosi silver mine, in the Andes of . Fern, which is 11,875 feet above the level of the 1 sea? The deepest mine is the new SaUs Work, a salt mine m-Westphalia, whioh is 2060 foot ! below the a ur fa :e of the ocean. It is further asserted that the a vor ag? depth of the coal mines ol Great Britain groat ly exceeds that of a like number of any other kind ot mines in the Li ..World. -The high Peaks in Oregon, it is reported have commenced to emit smoke, and the in? habitants anticipate earthquakes or some other internal commotions. Mount Hood 13,090 feet high, Mount Jefferson 11,000 toot, and the . Thrcv sisters, ll OOO feet, whioh are mentioned 1 aS ex.:'.biting- signs of aotivity, are extinct vol? canoes, but Mount Hood has been in a state of eruption, acoor.ling to the traditionary history Of the Indians. -A dying pickpocket confessed to a Catho? lic priest, a few days ago, the theft of a pock? et-book from a lady in a Washington horse oar oommitted in 1865. The lady was at the time a guest of Secretary Mcculloch, and a note in the wallet gave the thief the address. He insisted upon making restitution of the money taken, seventy-five dollars in amount, and the sam was sent by the priest from a remote spot in the West to Mr. Mcculloch, and forwarded by him to the owner in Chi? cago. -In the redistribution of Congressmen after the census, next year, tho East will lose and the West will gain a great number bf repre? sentatives. After 1870, the West, if united, . : will control the legislation of the country, and . control the national conventions for nomina? ting Presidential candidates.. The West is equitably entitled to this superior weight now; bat it cannot receive the benefit of its wonder? ful growth since 1860 until after the tea years are folly ap, when, by a sudden stride or leap, it will make a great ad vaneo in political influ? ence. -Mayor Hall, of New York, has published a letter, addressed "To the Press ef the United States, * in which he says : "I beg to oantion ?trangers against New York circulars and pros? pectuses of tickets, shares and chances in co? operative anions or gift enterprises or dollar atores.: or in any other possiblo sob erne where / by property or the value promised is greater than the price asked to hs paid. .Every euch | advertisement scheme is necessarily a swindle and false pretence. There do not and cannot possibly ox?st any such > schemes in this city. Country newepapers whioh aid them simply aid tho swindle." V j; -A Paris letter writer on the fashions says ; "The latest mode is a. costume with three Skirts. The first trains behind for homo wear; and is gathered up for walking; it ia decorated With a series, of narrow flormces, trimmed or not trimmed as you will; the second jape, teaches lo tho knee, furbelowed like the first, and gathered np here and there by bows} the third whioh falls but little below the waist, gives to the costume the appearance of ekirt with basquine, and is intended td he worn for street attire without the addition of ] any wrapping. As many yards of material as can be gathered and puckered np and flounced over the petticoat, so much the better for the f ashton and for the mantoamaker." -The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette writes : "Goneral Sherman j .will have some trouble with, the house his en? thusiastic admirers gave him. The house, supposed to have been purchased, ia the ona formerly occupied hy General Grant, and tho history of the sale is this ; About the first of February General Grant put the property in the bands of a well known real esta te Arm for the purpose of sale. On the sixth of February it was sold to Saylea J. Bowen anda memoran? dum of agreement made, in which it was stip? ulated that forty thousand dollars was the price to be paid for the property, oue thousand dollars down on the signing ot the agreement, nine thousand dollars cash upon the delivery of the deed and possession of thc premises, and thirty thousand dollars in ten years there? after, with interest at six per cent., payable semi-annually. Tbs thirty thousand dollars were to be covered by a promissory note se-. cured by a deed of trust on the property. It waa also agreed that-Bowen should insure to the amount of ?fteea thodsand dollars, abd that he should a a vo pon session on or before tho 10th March. Thia memorandum of agreement has attached to it a receipt for one thousand dollars, which receipt is signed by K?bourn A Latta, General Grant'? agents, sud also a note written and signed by General Grant himself, io relation io the furnaces, ga? fixtures, Ac. It is understood that the General had the deed prepared and everything arranged for the trans? fer, when he met a very unexpected and in? surmountable obstacle in tbs refusal of Mrs. Grant to give her consent to th J transfer. 8h? | probably thought the terms unsatisfactory, and positively refused to sign the deed. Mean? time, ths Sherman enthusiasts same along and made overtures for ths purchase of the prop- ! er ty for Sherman, and President-Grant, ignor? ing tbs agreement with Bowen, sella ths house | for nearly doable ths prioe of the original con? tract. Bowen ia furious and demand* to know why h's has been treated so, and holds the written agreement above mentioned ss a rod over President Grant's head ia a very threat? ening way. There need be no surprise if a suit for twenty thousand dollars damages is en? tered on the docket ere long, in whioh Presi? dent Grant will be dofendant and Bayles J. Bowen prosecutor. An effort bas been made to have Ho won make a quit claim by the repay mont of the one thousand dollars; but ho de? mands ten thousand dollars advance on the price paid, which he alloges he was offered for tbe property. This, of course, our worthy Pres? ident doos not want to pay, and the suit is im? minent*" -_ _ "CHARLESTON. -o FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 1869. Senator S prague on the War Pata. When, some months ago, Senator Sprague, of Rhode Island, oame down to South Car? olina, bought the Columbia canal and de? clared that he was willing to lead the revo? lution whioh must take place in cotton spin? ning in Atuei-ioft, it was not dreamed that he would be the first Republican senator to point out the fla wu in the brazon armor of his party, or that ho would, in his place in the United States-Senate, declare that the subversion of this government was in more danger from a. body- constituted as the Sen? ate than from any other source. And yet this, and more, Senator Sprague haB done. With a boldness whioh we cannot but ad? mire, he has defied without betraying his party, and is known to-day as a Republican whose devotion tS the- Union is unques? tioned, but who has been able at last to see the corruptions, the blunders and the crimes of Radicalism, and, seeing, has the courage to denounce them. At tho first swing of the tomahawk, he made a senBatidn by dedaring that there \ were too many lawyers in the government for the publio good. Of the sixty-six mem? bers of the Senate, forty-five were lawyers ?nd five others had received, a legal educa? tion. There Was a surfeit of legal lore, and the Rhode Island senator seemed to wish that he were ? second Czar Peter so that he might put a speedy end to the quibbling and special pleading Whioh now take the place nf statecraft.' And this was but the beginning; for in regard to slavery he made this remarkable admission : r . "Tho mainsprings of our prosperity had "been slavery and foreign immigration. "The former had-stimulated the growth of "cotton and made it an Amerioan monopoly, "and so had built up th? manufacturing and "commercial and railroad interest of the "North, and these had, in turn, invited and "grown upon foreign Immigration." - It was, however, in reviewing the conse? quences of the war that Senator Sprague speke most emphatically and pointedly. He said : "I, for one^ in looking baok upon the pa?t "history of this country-and the people, "whatever philosophers may say, will como ?to the same conclusion-have' come to "believe that your war has not been won "for the liberties of any class of people; "your war that you have just partially con? cluded has had no high, virtuous prinoiple "at the bottom of it. It has had ?imple ?contentions for power, for place, and for "occupation, commencing here in this body, ?and penetrating throughout the country." And again : "You have, by the contentions beginning "here, through the ambition of ono class of "men; built up two great, two powerful "bodies of people; and you have built them "up for a purpose, that they might unite "with your own ambitious ends for office, "and place, and power; and you have gone ?from here ter your respective peoples, both "North and South, in order lo or?ate great "opportunities, that you might go on in that "way prospering in employment and in "office. tiri "You fight against titles and arisioera-' ?oies. There neVer were titles and aris "tooraoiea that exercised the complete ?power and jurisdiction over everything : .."that concerned a people that is concentra? ted in this body to-day. i! "Sir, all have studied the results of the "Inquisition, commencing with the fourth ?century and "ending in this. Obnoxious ."and cruel as the result of that action sug? gests itself to every man' 0 mind, I do not "believe that its notion caused more ansio ty Vmore trouble, more terror, than the aots ?of Congress applied to the people during ?the war, both North and South, and sinos "the war has ended." ' 1 ' <? ?.. To these words we could add but little; fur they repeat what has been said in the South a thousand times, in regard to the war itself and the politioal party which has ruled the country during the last nine years. And if any- proof were needed of the ex? cesses of party dominion, it ia found in the faot that a Republican senator r?pudi?tes and condemns them from Alpha to Omega, from first to last. The so?nd sense of which Senator Sprague gave evidence in his visit to the South, ts now guiding his action as ft legis-' tor. As a man of large means, as a manu? facturer interested in the prosperity, of the whole country, he has desired to See the expenses of the government reduced, its revenues honestly collected, and its dis? bursements so arranged as to give caseto the money market,-not for speculative purposes, but for business and investment There is but one barrier in the way, and that is that intolerant, selfish, malignant Radicalism, against' which he has raised bis voice, While the senatorial and represen? tare rings control legislation, the masses must and will suffer. Ve have no faith in half cures; but Senator Sprague may, if he persevere, shame his parly into some .how of justloe and generosity Whatever the result, we believe1 that the condemnation of Radicalism which Ssaat?r Sprague has pronounoed, will be concurred in and sustained hy the people in genera!; and we of the South stay, ia any event, find Some consolation in the fact that eur day of absolution must have norna when a New England Republican declares that ?lavery was the mainspring of Amerioan prosperity, that ia the North there was no virtuous principle at the bottom of the war) that the acte of Congress applied te the people during the wa?, both North and South, and since the war has ended, caused as muoh anxiety, trouble and terror as the famous Inquisition; and that th? war wat not won for the Isbertiet af any Oatt of peo Pl* \Vlliuiagton ?nd tuc South Carolina H ?Uroad. Wo have read with groat pleasuro a lead? ing article, in tbe Wilmington Journal of Tuesday last, in which it is announced, by authority, thai, the roads connecting at Ringville will acoept the proposition of the South Carolina Railroad Company in regard to through freight connections. In the beginning of the "little oontro "veray" to which the Journal refers, we were convinced that the South Carolina Railroad had thrown no obstacle in the way of the Wilmington roads. There was evi? dently, however, a serious misunderstand? ing, and we were gratified to be able to say, in reply to the remarks of the Journal, that the South Carolina Railroad had always been willing, and was still willing, to take Ringville freights at the Charleston rates, or to pro rate with the Wilmington route if the rates via Wilmington were made 20 per oent.higher than the rates via Charleston. This Was the sf anding offer, and the Journal will allow us to say, that as there have been hitherto no regular through freight arrangements at Ringville, the impediments of which it speaks cannot, in justice, be oharged to the South Carolina Railroad. A verbal agreement is not sufficient in a mat tor which involves the safe and economical operation of a long line of railroad, and we undertake to say that there will be no rea? sonable cause for dissatisfaction if the Wil? mington roads will make a formal and per? manent agreement as they now propose to do. The contract once made, we are sure that it will be adhered to in good faith by all parties; and the confidence which we feel in the fair dealing of the Wilmington roads will certainly be met by a similar confidence, on the part of the Journal, in the fair deal? ing of the South Carolina Company. We are not disposed to admit, that either of the parties to the agreement will fail to do any reasonable thing for facilitating the trans? action of business, and shall not have an other word to say upon the subject, unless the public good makes it absolutely neces? sary. And as we have buried this railroad hatchet, we may be permitted to thank the Journal for the oandid courtesy with which it has discussed a rather knotty question, and to express our hearty good wishes for the prosperity of the City of Wilmington. We do not forget Charleston, nor shall we be one jot less earnest in our efforts to keep her abreast of her rivals. Rut we remember that Wilmington is a Southern city as Charleston is; and we know that in these troublous days we should stand, like High landmen, shoulder to shoulder; that we should avoid discussion and controversy; I and that, while we fight each man for him? self, there shall be the South for us all. T. CLOUD HOTEL. S THIS NEW AND COMMOr IO US HOUSE, LOCAT? ED corner ot Broadway end Forty-peoond-sireet, possesses advantages over ell other houses for the ao , oonmodaubn 01 Ita guests. It was built expressly for a ci.t-uws ramiiy boarding house-the rooms being large and en suite, henteor ny ptoam-w?.i, and cold w ter. and furnished second to nose; while tho culinary department is lo the most experienced bands, ?ff rdluR guests an unequalled table. One of Atwood's Patent Elevator* is atso among the "modern lmprovementa" sad at the service ot guests at all hours. The Broadway and University Placo Cara pass the door everv four .minutes, running from the city Had to Central Park, while the sixth and - eventh Avenue 'ines are but a short block on either side, affording ample facilities for communicating with ail . the depots, . steamboat landings, ?laces of amuse* u>ent and business of the great metropolis. MOIIK Ac HOULtfilT, -Proprietors. March 12 6m o s ' ! 1 '? ULM " HARD WAKE ! HARDWARE! I AT WHOLESALE. MERCHANTS ABE RESPECTE OX LY INVITED to give me a call and examine a well asoorted BiOOK, oontrielstiug ot: COLLINS* GENUINE AXES, SHOVELS AND SPADES GENUINE WHITIIMORE COTTON AND WOO Li CARDS I JIM CROWS, WIRE SEIVE8, TRACE CHAINS' HOES-Elwell, Brade's and Planters' POWDER, SHOT. CARTRIDGES, LEAD OUT AND WROUGHT N?ILH, SPIRES FRY PANS, REITLES, HORSE SHOES WIRE CLO IH, PLOUGH ROPE, HOOP IRON BUILDERS' HARDWARE, TINWARE, CAR? RON WARE; - Atad B'targe variety of FISHING TAOLE, such M HST YARN, Oilllng Twine. Hods, Bamboo Canes, Hair. bilk,. Linen and cbiaeae Orase l ines Aisp, Ageptfor DODGE'S PERgJJ?T PLOUGH. S. R. IMRSHAiTS, No. 310 Ktug-atreet, sign of the Big Gan. March 17 rc od wfmlmo SPKIN<3H 1869. FA8HI?NABL?~DIN MODS. LORD & TAYLOR HAVING MADS ARRANGEMENTS TO EXTEND . *eir. s WHOLESALE BUSINESS, would respectfully inform ? S O?U fl H ft li, BvTflHi that their stock during the coming season will be LARGER AND MORE COMPLETE than ever before, and an inspection of lt before pdf. ohaaing elsewhere la ?6 lotted. Having their own buyers iu each of tbe principe.! En opean markets, the? will be able to CD ala tu ii the long ea aoliahed reputado i ol the house tor keenina desirable, sal? able goOJB Of W .lob, also, their icing experience as successful ret tilers ia ampi? guarantee. Ihe several oopar m ?ta ere, vis: >1LK\ DR GQ< D-, CLO'El-? *UAWL>, CLO?B>. UPHOLS? TERY, LINEN*. WHITE GOOD*, HOdlis. Y and GLOVES. LADIES' and OUII.DRENN UiFi i'? ll MG, in each of whlon wiU be found genda oe leo t ed espeoiaUy to meet fae demands of boutoerm cus? tom ors. Samples of New Gooda sent upon application. LORD As TAYLOR. Noe ML 463. 465 A 167 Dread way, \ "T. _ . NOS. 25?, 257. 299 A 261 Grand-street,} ??wYork. WBOLESAX,B WARBUOOM8: Noe. 461 to 467 uYoadway, en rauco on Grand-st. March a Imo* 9M\i$mjt ?tc. m AI LO B IN O . "%m PUBflORTBER H*S JUST BETUENBD from Nsw York. ?Uh a haudsonre selection of CLOTHS, CASbIMEEJ?S V EH UNG-, Ao. and ls now prepared to ex cjta all orders wita dispatch. Having had many yea ? erperieace tn tbs bud .isas, he leela satisfied tttat the mat-rial and workmanship will give ?vary satlsfjction. Call ?od examine my A VINE LOT OE FBUNX^HI^G GOOD?. JOUN BDOHBUfHS, So. l?l ging st-fifrt. Marah ld g wfmT Tkfcd door seuss o. Quean. rriHK GENUINE t XOEI.SIOB SBA INLAND HB80, Want*. ALADY OP WTELIJI?KNt'E ANO HE? F1NKU educavton would like tho position of Housekeeper, Companion or Nursory Governess. H ho would be happy to bo usolul m any way, and would take an interest In tho comfort and wellers of tuose with whpiri ??be may make an en? gagement ba I ary moderate. Address, ? tat In? whore an Interview may bu had, Miss EMILY HENDER? SON, Charleston p. o , tor two weeks. April 1_*_10? WANTfcD, A tOMMIEu WOMAN TO do the cook hit; for a family-a single one preferred. Apply in GADSDKN-STREET, near Mo tagne, east side. April 1 ASITUATION AS WKT NUR?H wanted by a respectable white female. Good references furnished if required. Apply at No. 3 VKRNON-STBEET, near Marsh. 5 March 30 WANTKD, NUB8UBIJUEU8 l'??U A3.1, THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS? PAPERS, al publisher's ratCB. CHARLES C. RIGHTER, April 21 . No. 161 King-street. WANTED. AGISNTA VOR THE AMERI? CAN FA H MERS' HORSE BOOK, in both Eng? lish and German, by Robert Mewart. V. t?" ot Miss, i he work covers the whole ground of the breeding and ralsinK, and tho treatment of horses and mulos, "both lu sickness and health. It bas won its way to Kpular favor, and ls to-day the most popular and ft selling Horse Book out. Address C. F. VEN Publisher, Cincinnati, O. gmo*_March 19 WA? TED.?TU LA W V ER8.-A YOD N ? MAN desires to study law >n some o Alco where he nan earn bis board by acting as olork, oopyiet, fcc Aidress "COPYIST," DAILY NEWS Of flce._ Imo* March 10 WANTED, KV KUY KO? Y TO SUB. SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY. ORARLES C. RIGHI EU'S Select Library of New Books conuiins all of the latest publications. April 21_No. 161 KING-STREET. WANTED, A SITUATION AS SALES? MAN in a Grocery ti o uso. Applicant has ex? perience, deferences given. Address "R ," Office of THE NEWS. March 10 <Eo Bent. TO RENT, A DESIRABLE HOUSE, northwest oorner Rutledge Avenue and Spring street, containing eight rooms, store room, i an try and bath rooms; gas and water works complet? ; fine flower and large vegetable Rardens, with ample out? buildings, all in excellent order. Apply to J. MCCABE, Beal Estate Agent, No. 36 Broad-street. Apiti2_sm ?3 TO KENT, PAKT OP A HOUSE IN Meeting-street, near the Battery. Apply at THIS OFFICE,_ fml3*_. April 2 TO Hf NT, THREK SQUARE AND ONE DHEStflNG ROOMR, on second floor, situated in central portion of the city. Rent moderate. Ap? ply at No. 4 BEAUFAlN-bl REEr. March 81_ 3? rpo KENT, A COM ITO RTA BLE TWO X AND A HALF STORY HOUSE, No. 4 Mary etreet. Apply atlhe Northeast Corner of KING A ND JOHN Sl'tvEETS. March 30 TO HEAT, THE STORE AND KK81 DENCE, corner of King and Laraboll-steota. Inquire or P. O'DONNELL, on the next Lot nortb of the above. February 24 TO RENT, ON BJ H OOM, TO UNE OK TWO gentlemen. Apply at No. 141 MARKET STREET. February 23 JOT Sale. FOR HALE, A NEW SILVER-PLATED DOUBLE DR<\FT 8TAND. Apply at the northeast corner of Society snd King streets, at the fruit store ot J. o. ZANOGA. , April 2 ST IC AM K.YGINK8 KOR SALE CHEAP, if applied t4r Immediately (1) One latborso Portable ENGINE (1) One 4-forse Portable Engine. AUtO, (1) One 8-horso-power ENGINE, in good condition. < CAMERON. BARKLEY A CO., Northeast corner Meeting and cum ber laud-a tree ts. January .'ft A T7H?H SALE, OLO NEWSPtPICHS IN Jsv any numbly. Prion 75 oents per hundred, lhe cheapest wrapping paper that eau be used. Ap? ply at theodio o of iHE N f-WS. March 1 LOST, ON THE EVENING OF MARCH 3 st, in George-street, between Meeting and Uomlng a HUAS-. CAP, heimging to a wheel of the stonewall Fire angine. The under' will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same at No: 140 BAST BAY. .?kyrn ? ? .5-^- JJ" MH. A. BRUNNER HAS THIS DAT h. en adm'tted a Copartner, and the firm will bereaf erb: HKNBKhN & BRUNNER. April 1st, 1869. 1* April 2 YTdTK E.-THK UN OERS I ON ED H A Vfll jji entered luto a Copartnership THIS DAT, for tm; transaction of a GENERAL COMMI-ifloN AND FACTOR.GE BUNINE>S, under the name sod s yle of PRITCHARD A CO., at No. - Vsndue Range. J. A. PRITCHARD. April 1.1869. E. M. HalQ. April 2_2* LAW NOTICE.-THE UNDER8I05KD have this day formed a copartnership for the practice ot L5*W AND EQUITY In all the courts of the -tato, under the nama and style of CHAMBER? LAIN A SEABROOK. Mspeoial attention will be paid tc the collection of claims held br parties eut ot the State. D. H. CHAMBERLAIN. April 2 E. ?. SE AB KO K. DISSOLUTION OP COPAHTN R RS HIP. M- H W. OABR retire* this day f.om tba Bouse of CH RLES D CARRA CO. The O RP ET BU-.IN ESS will bs continued by the subscribers, who are fuily authorised to settle tho affairs of the late firm. OHAS. D. CARR. ORO. A. BOWMAN. THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECOMMENCE THE BROKER GE AND COtf MlSMON BUSINESS, and solicits a share of public favor. . ? f . April 1 8 H W. CARR. MISS VRAM CI ADE WAHN KR'S fOHOOL, NO. ?7 TR ADD-ST R tf HT.-Tho hummer Term will commence on MONDAY, April 6th. and close August 81st,, Terms from $2 to $4 per month. French at Professor's rates. Marchad _ fmw6? /etttltjero. WANDO FKRT1LIZER. THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of the South their Fertiliser, known as the "WANDO FER* TILlZi-.B," which the experience of the past season ci'vs proved to be, one of tho most valuable In otu market. It has for its base the materials from the Phosphate beds of the Company on Ashley River, and ia prepared at their works at the EAST END OF BASEL-STREET lo this city. In order to guarantee, tis uniformity and maintain ita high standard, the < ompany .bas made arrangements with the dis?n gubhed Chemist, Dr. C. U. ."HEPARD Jr., who carefully analyses ail the ammoniacal and otter ma? terial purchased hy the Compa?r, end the prepared Fertilizer, befor* ??"Dst offered for sale. Tho Com? pany is . ?solved to make an article which will prove ta bo a "Complete M snore," sad give entire satis? faction. For terms, circulars, and othei hi formation, apply to . WM. C DDK SS * CO., Agents, Ne. 1 South Atlantic Wharf .wiiiB) ? row dtnos V. FKANK COE'* SUPERPHOSPHATE ! rp HE nNDHKRlGNf'D SEO TO CALL 1MB ATTENTION OF PLANTERS TO THE ABOVE .VPBIUOR AND STANDARD m V?? B T I Xs I SS B B - This PHOSPHATE has been largely used tn this State, and has given general tails faction, and ia :. > .>'.. irWN i .;.:t' - a 'milted by some of tbs most practical Plantera to be equal to Peruvian Guano. PRICE? SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON, 07 TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, Osah or factors' acceptance, payable Ufth November n?s?, ?1U hank nato of intered added. Pelzor, Rodgers & Co., ADEN VS POR SOUTH CAROLINA, ?ebtuaxy 1 mwflsuo filttixnp. STRICT OIISfcRVA-VCK LUUUK, Rio. 73, A. F. M. THE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS Lodge will bc bol>> 1 BIS ?-VENINO, at Masonic ball, at httlf-i ost Seven o'clock preci ely. Cand 'dates for Second Logreo must bu punctual. Hy orOer W. M. Apiti 2_JAMES CALDWELL. Se rotary. AI A it ION i,oma i , tko. ?, I. o. o. p. THE REGULAT QU ARTERLYMEE1 IVGOE THIS Lodge will be held THIS EVBNINO, at Licht o'clook, at Odd fellow's Hall, corner Kin;: and Liberty streets. Members are requested to attend. Candidates fer Initiatory Degree will pl? UM- be punctual. My order N. G. ROBERT C. STARR, April a f Recording Secretary. KAGbE FiltK BO) GI NB COMPANY. "4LT0U 4RE BEREDY SUMMONED TO ATTEND X a reftul?v Monthly Meeting of y^ ur Company, at your Hall, THIS iFriday) EVENING, April ?td at light o'clook. By order. ARTHUR M. COHEN, April ?_1_ Secretary, CHARLESTUM tSTBAM KIUi? COMPA? NY OF AXI-.MILN. A N EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COMPANY J\_ will be ho helli Tnis I.VENINO, at the Hall, Market-street, at Eight o'clock. By order, F. J. GREEN, April 2 1 Secretary. MAUION P1HB KNGINK CO01 PAVY. AT IBRD THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET? ING of your Company, at tha lesidooce of 'ho President, cor ner King and Ann street?. THIS (Fri* dav) I-VENING, 3d instant, at half-past Seven o'clock precisely. Uv order. GEORGE A. CALDER, April 2 1 Secretary. JU. A. ANO P. A. THE REGULAR MEETING OF THIS ASSOCIA? TION will bo held THIS (Friday) KVENINO, April 3. D69. All members are hereby summoned to attend, as business of great importance will be brought before the meeting By order of the President._April 2 MICK'! INO OK TUB STOCKHOLDERS *.OF THE BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD COMPANY. AMEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE above Company will be held lu this city on THUBSDAV, the 8th April, 1809, at Twelve M. W. H. D. GalLLARD, March 31 Secretary and Treasurer. letters in Janhruptnj. IN TH K DISTRICT COU HT OF" THE UNI!ED STATES FOR 'IHK DISTRICT OE SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MAITER OF EMAN? UEL MORRIS, BANKRUPT-IN BANhRUPICY. To whom it may cor ceri: 'J ho undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assignee of EMANUEL MORRIS, in the county of Colleton, and State of hOUth Carolina, within said Ins:riet, who bas been adjudged a Bank<upt anon hia own peti? tion, by the Distriot Cou-1 of said District. - Dated at Walterboro', tho 2d day of March, A. D. 1869. JOHN W. BURBIDGE, March 20 _f3_AB Ignee IN IHK DIST lt IC T COURT OP TH K UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOli'lU CA ROLINA-IN THE MAT 1ER OF CHARLE? WTT8ELL, BANKRUPT - LN BANK KUPTCY.-To whom, il may Concern : Too under? signed gives notice of bis appointment as Ats gn?=e of OHAKLEM WiTsKLL in tue county of Holleton and ?-tate of south Carolins within Bald District, who has been ndju -g d a bankrupt upon hts own peti tfou by the district Court of said District. Dated at Walterboro', the 23d dav of Mar b, A. D. 1869. JOHN W. BURBIDGE, March 26_ f3 _A8.-ignee. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP TH K UNI 1 ED SI AT ES-FOR THE DI>TKinT OF SJUTH CAROLINA-IN 1HB MAfTER OF BEN? JAMIN P. M-HBURNB, t'ANKBUPl-IN MANU? RUP 1 CY-To whom it maj) concern: The undersigned giv.'B notice of bis uppointmout as "sal ?noa of BEN? JAMIN P. FISHBUHNE. in the County of Colleton and Mate of South Carolina, within said DLUlct, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upen bis own petition, by he District Court of said District. Hated at Walterboro', the 23d day of ? arch, A. D I860. .JJUN W. BUBB1DGE, March 26 ?3 Assignee. MRS. BOOTH WILL OPEN HER SPRING STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS THIS DAT, at Store No. 429 KING-STREET. Be'ng all new and frech Goods, a call from old customers and the ladles generally is requested Marcha? ?mwfS ?Hadpncri), (Eastings, ?tc. PHONIX^?R JOHN F. TAYLOR&CO. eUOOKSSOBS TO CAMERON ?dc CO.. Engineers* Boilermakers, &c. Nos. 4, 6 and 8 PJ?ITCHARD~8TREE1, (NEAB THE DBY DOOK), Charleston, S. C. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE STATIONERY AND PORTABLE. RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVER DESCRIPTION. SHAFTING. PULLEYS AND GE ARIN( IBON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IBON O BRASS. We guarantee to furnish' ENGINES and BOILERS of as good quality and power, and at ss lo sr rates RB can be had la New York, Baltimore or f Ufc?5elphia. AGENTS FOB Ashcroft'? Low-water Detector, THE ONLY P??FEOI SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN THE BOILER. REP Alni PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. February 1 ' nao Smos ^SoliWfj, giraras, <?tr. SADDLERY, SAD&S.?n? HARDWARE, CARRIAGE MATERIALS, LEATHER, Sta. riiiin UNDESIGNED BEG TO CALL ATTKN X TL>N to their larg? and complete Stock of SaDDLi S, Bstll LBS, ll ARNE-8 sud all kinds of CARRI ?Oe. MATERIAL--, which they offer at Wholesale and Ratall upon the mont favorable terms. 49TORDBR8 PROMPTLY FX ECU TED. ?J?tN N1NOS, THOMIUtNMON die CO.? No. 169 M BETING- STREET, Opposite Charleston Hotel. 5. 5. -??ss, r:.-?oTanusant MoOLBX LAN SADDLES. Ma'oht ' Imo yrOL.M<EB ?di MAC?HATH, ? 36 Brs?d?itr?tt, Charleston, b. 0" BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE AN? OKNJE?RA*, OUMMIIIIOll ?GBNTS. Will atttead to Banting and Ooueottng of -Rents ?nd purchase and sate of Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Hilve* and heal Ks tat e. . ? - AMO, To tba Parchase of Goods and Supplies fte parties la the country upon reasonable term?. Gaoaen i* Hourn.Auaxuraaa MAOBETH. January 1 Vt" . '4? rBntnscmrnt*'. gUUTIl CAKOUVA HALL. A GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT AND GIFT ENTERTAIN-EN T, IN AID OF THE CHARITY FUND OF TUE CHARLESTON RIFLEMEN SOCIETY. WILL BE GIVEN IN SOUTH CAROLINA HALL, This Evening, April ?. Under tho patronage of tho following gentlomen: Ofn. JAMES CONNER. Gen. J. A . WAOBNER. Col. JOHN E. CAREW. Col. C. fl. SIMONTON. Col. T. Y. SIMONS. Capt. H. O HORSEY. E. I). ENSTON, I'sq. T. HUOHIT, htq. A. H. UAVDEN, i sq. J. H. HONOUR, M. D. Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL. M. F. O'CONNOR, Esq. W. ?. WIHLDEN, Esq. E. LAFITTE, Esq. H. O. StOUC. Esq. J. B. DUVAL, Esq. JAMES -ALVO, E-q. J. O'MARA. Eoq. J. B. RUSSELL, Esq. J. F. O'NEILL, Esq. 1 iokets admitting ono Gentleman and Ladles, for ono evening, fl; for '.bros cvcclngs, Can bo ob? tained ol any o' the members. 49-Orand I'rizes now on view at A. H. HAYDEN'S Jewelry Establishment, whore 1 iclccts can also be obtained. COMMITTEE OF ARRANOEMENT8. JOSEPH G. MARTIN, I A. W. LEWIN. F. EUGENE DURrfEO. | J. W. MADREY. J. F. (/MAHA. Aprilia_ g? A Z A A it AND EVENING ENTERTAINMENT, TO RAI iE A MASONIC CHARITY FUND, Will be given at the Southeast Corner of Meeting, and Wentworth Streets, Commencing THIS EVENING, APRIL 2, at Seven o'clock. PROGRAMME : Declamation-Barbara Foot chic; Dialogde-Gilef too Expensive; Declamation-Ont Balling. April 2 /tnatmal. CITY OF CHARLESTON AND STATE OF BOUT H CAROLINA SECURITIES n?i il road 7 i er cent, and Mrrtgage Bonds People's National Bank Stock llrat National Bank stock Union Bank Stock. J. DRAYTON FORD, April 2 1 DAC No. 40 Broad-street. ADVANCES MADE ON SHIPMENTS OF P H OS P HAT ESy TO LIVERPOOL, BOSTON, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FIR8T-CLAS9 PHOSPHATE LANDS WANTED. WILLIS & CHISUL.ni. March 5 itu imo CHECKS ON NEWTOBK. LESESNE & WELLS, No. 10 BROAD-STREET. March 31 12 Justness (?atus. J. B HEARD, N. E. I W. J HBABD, NORFOLK. O. W. YOUNO, N. Y. I F. E. OOOURIB?E, PORTSMOUTH. J?EAUD, YOUNG ?t CO., PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. ?4? Walbing ton street, NE W YORK. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE BAIE OF EARLY VEGEGABLES, FRUITS, POTATOES, Ac. REFERENCES. -Governor Z. B. Vanos, Charlotte; W. D. Reyno ds A Bro., Norfolk; E. G. Ghio, Super? intendent 8. tc B. Railroad, Portsmouth ; Colonel ts. Ii. Fremont, E. E. Burruna, Esq., Wilmington; H. K. Thurber A Co., Langbra i & Egbert, New York ; Bernard O'Neill, Charleston ; Alexander & Russell, Savannah._3moa_April 2 TAW CARD, GODFREY & HARPER. 1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED FOB the practice of LAW in the Courts of Colleton County. W. GODFREY, Walterboro', 8. C. L. A. HARPER. George'a Station, 8. C. Railroad. April 4 fmw Imo* JOHN D. AliKXANDKH, ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT, No. 16 Broad-street. RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS BUSINESS IN AD. JUSTING ACCOUNTS or Merchants and others, and in WRITING UP AND POSTING their BOOKS. either In part or whole. Ao. _January 9 J. T . H ll W P U ?l M V S , BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS? SION MERCHANT. SALES OF BEAL ESTATE. STOCKS, BONDS, SE? CURITIES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY ATTENDED TO. No. ?7 BRO AD-BTREU T, CHARLESTON, 8. C. REFERENCES. Hon. HENRY BUIST, W. J. MAGRATH, Esq. General JAMES CONNER, T. R. WARING, Esq. October L^f HA VINO AND HAIR-CUTTING, BY W . E. MARSHALL, AT THE BROAD-STREET BARBER SALOON, No. .31 (UP STALES). D?Mn&r* *_-_ SOUTHERN STENCIL MANUFACTORY E. H. RODGERS MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN STENCIL STCSK Aft j* 0i?3, ST?BE. LETTERS AND STAMPS CHUCK? AlffD TAGS BRASS AND SKEHAN SILVIO fl KEV RINGS, CHAINS, &e. MA-HKIIMQ INKS BY TBE GALLON OB BARREL. ' AGENT POR HULL'S J?ATB9T HAND STAMPS SISAL PfHDSSBS BRANDING IRONS, A?. No. 139 EAST BAY-STBKRT, nsiWJaawM g. c. JtffT CeR ead examine specimens. January lg_ W ?mos FAMES KNOX.jom?[ gr?j KNOX & WILL, OOTTOM FACTORS AW? GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No, m SMITH'S WHARF. BALTIMORE, ^Oooslgaaaents of COTTON, BICE, ?re., respect ?r* Hberal advances m<^taer?on Anuir ?smot* (Groceries mri* ^ntsccllancood. CHOICE TEAS. JUST RECEIVED, A ?OMPI.EIE AND CHOICE assortment 01 URI EN AND BLACK TEAS. COMMUTING OF: GUNPOWDER, YOUNO HYSON, J M PEU I AL, HYsON TW ANRAY, OOLONG AND SOUCHONG. These Teas we guarantee to bo of good quality, and offer at ibo LOWKST cosh price* COOPER* . IVE OHOCERY STOKE, Southwest cora? r Meeting and Market streets. Goods delivered tree. April 2 1 BACON, HUG AK, COFFEE, &c. QA HUD-*. i'BIME WK81 ERN C. B. SIDES OU CO bhds prime Western Shoulders. AND, 20 htads, heavy Dry 8alted O. R. Sides 10 lihd*. extra beavv Dry baited Shoulders On bartels Mos? and Prime M on Pork 100 pnekagos Lard 'JO tiorc?sboBt quality Sugar-cured Hams. ALSO, 20 bhds. choice POR l O RICO 8UGAP. 150 barrels Kettnid Sugars 100 b*gs ltio, t.a;u k\r and Java Coflee 30 hhd*. choice Ubi yod M< lasses 20 hhds. dioico Muscovado Molasses 100 barrels Sprups. For salo by HENRY COB1A k CO. April 2 lm2 MO LASHES ! MOLASSES ?T BARREIS I SUPERIOR CUBA CLAYED MO \J\r 10 tioree* J LASoE*. For salo low, by J. A. EN SLOW sc CO. April 2 2 BACON. 20 BINGES ?LEAR KIB SLUET<' NOW LAND 20 boxes Breakfast fison. Now landing and tor salo by T. M. CATER, April 2 2 Brown's Wharf. | FRUI I J FRUIT! SWEET HAVANA ORANGES. AT $3 TO $3 & per hundred Bananas, 10 eents to 40 eonts per dozen Lemons, $2 f>0 per hundred 35 boxes Messina Oranges 20 burrols Red Apples 10 bai reis Red Onions 10 barr?la Silver skin Onions. ALSO, PINEAPPLES, Cocoa nu ts and Plantains. For salo cheap by M RH. C. D. KENRICK, April 2 2* No. 83 Market-strait, south side. FRUITS! FRUITS ! FRUITS JUST RECEIVED PER 8CHOONEI A7,EM)V ?Si LAURA, FRON K.INUSTON, JAMAICA. l^fi fi(\(\ ORANGES fJv/?,'_/\JV/ 1000 bundies Bananas 7 1500 Plantains 5 dozen Pineapples 10 bbls. Tamarinds 5 bbls. Ginttor. These Oranges aro the best that hos ever been i ported into tbis market. Parties will do well giving Ul an early call, at ALSO. Received per Schooner Morgan, from Havana, 50,000 SWEET ORANGES 3U0 bunches Bananas 1,300 Piniapp.es. BART tx WIRTH'S, March 30 4 NOB. 55 and 57 Market-street. ?SUGAR, Ct FFEE, &c. prrj BBLS. OF SUGAR Od 25 bbls. choice Jamaica Coffee 3 puncheons of Jamaici Rum. the above will be sold by the single barrel if dc sired. BART st WIHTH. March 30 4 Nos. 65 and 57 Market-street. CHOICE GROO RY SUGAR} ANO NEW CROP MOLASSES. rr PT HMDS. CHOICE AND EXTRA GROCER' IO NUGARS 75 boxes Choleo and Extra Grocery Sugars 60 bhds. Choice new oroo Muscovado Molasses 80 blirfs. new Clayed Molasses CO hhds. Cuba Molasses Ex -chooner "Mary A. Holt," from Matanzas. For sale by Ri&LEY & iRKIGH TON, March 30 tuthl3 Accommodation Wharf. KYERSON & BATES, Cliarapagne Ale Brewer HARLEM, IV. Y. THIS CELEBRATED ALB IS BREWED FREI all through the year, and ls guaranteed to kf sound through tho hottest weather, and on account ls of all Ales th? best adapted to the Soij ern climate. KNOX, DALY. & CO., Agents. February 15 3mos Charleston, S. | CLARET HINES. -j rk CASKS CHOICE CLARET WINES. XU Just received and for sale by March 27 smf3 OLACIUS & WIT1 PIANO FORTE MUSIC, Sc O T>EC!E1VED BY LATE IMPORTATIONS! Xi choioe assortment ol PIANO FORTES! strictly fpctorv pri?es; wi ramed for five y<f Also, eight different styles of Cabinet Organs | Mei od co :s, ? f the be?t makers. Purchaser-* about selecting an instrument orej vited to call and ex mine the supply of eice instruments now offered for sale. In addition to above, the undersigned begs to call attention fine stock of Musioil Instruments and Musical | ohandiee, ot the bei-t quality Foreign and /\mei A large and varied collection of Mus<c Books, I late a"d fashionable shee1: Music on hand, ac| ceived as soon as published. Boosey & Co's popular standard of correct J cbeap Music Publica ions, from easy to the diffl'nit, to suit all tastes. Catalogues free oi plication PIANO FORTES kept for Hire. PIANO FORTES and other Musical Instrum?) tuned, repaired, token in exchange and bought. .riiii SIEGrLIKG, CONNER KINO &NUBEAUFA tor ENTRANCE THIRD DOOR FROM KU March 23 tuf Im ii SHOW CASES! SHOW CAS] ALL SIZES AND STYLES CONSTANTLY J HAND and for sale. Toys. Trimsiings, cul Ins I ru m en ts, Stationery Base Balls and Good?, *c, ftc. , stamping, Braiding and Embroidering neatly I cuted. w. MOL?AN. 1 March SI_Imo_No 438 ging st LONDON AND 5Ss EXPOSITO! PRIZE MEDAL! THE GEORGE A. CLARI O. HST. T. SIX COBU, SOFT FINP SPOOL COTT< This favorito Thread boing Six Oord ? '. ' ? >>-j ' . .. < i . nfl uii'A - 80, purely Soft Finish, is roeommerJod groat superiority for Hand and Machine j lng. FOR SAL.E BY TJ Principal Wholesale and Dry Goods ?nd Notion Beak February ff_ TjV H. ?RBRHOI.B, * No. I BB0AD-8TBBBT, OBABUMOV, a. a, MINE?, 8HIPP?B AND DBAXBBl ? lemtM Csurertlnm m ?Uwe ?Urne January ll 3m j