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THE DAILY NEWS. Largest Circulation.-THE HAILY NEWS VEIN G TUE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE? COGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR CVLATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN? ING IN THE POSTOFFICE A T THE END OF EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LA W. LOCAL MATTERS. -o MEETINGS THIS DAY. German Fusilier Bociory, at 8 P. M. Orango Lodgo, at half-past 7 P. M. South Carolina Base Ball Club, at 8 P. M. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. KKOX, DALY & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at their salesroom, oornor of Wentworth and Meeting streets, Furniture, Hats, &c. QUICK TBIP FROM BAVANNAH.-Tho steamer Dictator, Captain McNelty, made the run on Satur? day last In six hours and throe-quarters. FIBS.-Tho alarm of tire on Bu.* ni day at three-quarters past ono o'clock was caused by the burning of a chimney on the residence of Mr. MoCrady on East Bay. INFANTICIDE.-An inquest was hold by Coro? ner Whiting on Saturday morning upon the body of an unknown malo child, colored, found by a police? man in Orange-stroet near tho corner of Broad-street The jury rendered a verdict thal the cbild came to its death from some cause to them unknown. STRING SCHEDULE OS THE NOBTHEASTEBN RAILROAD-On and after to-morrow the express train on this road will leave the etty at ten A. M., and arrive at four P. M. Tho accommodation (daily except Sundays) train will leave the city at one P. M., and arrive at fifteen minutes past eleven A. M. THE MEASUBEMENT OF WOOD.-We are in? formed that the city ordinance in regard to the measurement, of wood only applies to wholesale deal? ers, and that there was nothing unusual or improp? er in the sale, by Mr. Joseph Martin, of a load of fire wood which bad not been mc sured. 'J ho report of the oase in thin papor was copied from tho books of the Mayor's Court. THE BOABD OF CONTBOL for tho "Widow'B Home" gratefully acknowledge the following dona? tions : A barrel of flour, from a gentleman of State burg; fruit, from a raeroiiaut on tbe Bay; dried apples, from a lady in Orangeburg It is with re? gret that we publish so short a list of donations this month, and would be pleased for any contributions of vegetables, produce, &c. THE NEW OFEBA HOUSE.-Mr. John Chad? wick, the owner of the Adger building, accompanied by Mr. David Lopez, left this city yesterday for the purpose of visiting and examining the theatres and opera houses in'Ncw York. The result of this visit will be tho spoedy construction in Charleston of an opera house worthy of our city. Air. Chadwick, as we previously informed our readers, purchased the Adger build in ; for tho purpose of converting it into an opera house, with halls above for other public purposes. Wo are glad to announce that all doubts in rogard to tho early accomplishment of his dosign are now at rest, and our citizens may now reason? ably hope to have by n?xt October an opera house equal, if not superior,. to any in the Southern coun? try. _m_ THE OPERATIC CONCERT ON* SATURDAY NIGHT. The Brignoli Concert Troupe have no cause to com? plain of their opening night iii Charleston. From tho beginning of tho prcgramnio to the end tho long roU of applause waa steadily maintained ; not because this parson or that was an especial favorite, but be? cause the singing throughout Was well nigh unap? proachable. By the time that thc curtain roso every seat in the hall was filled, and Largo al Factotum, which was delivered with spirit by Signor Petril)!, put the au? dience in good humor with tho singer and with themselves. Signor Petrilli has a fine voice, and in bis opening song, as ha the duo from La C?ntrentela and the trio from Crispine-, exerted lt with excellent effect. Signor Petrilli also sang II Balen with so muob taste as to make that well worn air seem as fresh as it was certainly pleasing. Signor Sarti was kept somewhat in the background, but in the duo from La Cenerentola, as well as in the trio from Crt's pino, showed that he bad not only a rich voice but considerable dramatic ability. Signor Locatelll took part in the Crispina trio only, singing with "igor and point. Tbe Bon of the evening among the male singers was of course Signor Brignoli, whose full sweet tenor notes are as well known in London and in Paris as in the United Statsa. Time has passed lightly over the he?d of Signor Brignoli, and bis voice is as pure and mellow as it was ten years ago. The chest notes are clear and ringing as evor-a treat In these days of piping falsetto. La Mia Letitia from I Lombardi was tho first air which he sang. The applause which followed com? pelled him to return and bow his thanks. But this would not satisfy the audience, and he then sang, with exquisite taste and a simplicity which was the perfection of art, the charming romance-Si tu ?avais comme Je t'aime. In tbe second part Signor Brignoli sang if' appari tutf amor from Marta. This was exquisitely done, and was followed by Good-bye Sweetheart, a ballad which, sim. pie as it is, hai been a favorite with the great? est tenors. In ihe duo with M'ile Durand, Sig? nor Bilgnoll also sang deliciously, receiving a hearty encore. In the Ahl che la Morte be was somewhat less successful, partly, we presume, on account of the clanging of St. Michael's bells, and partly, per? haps, because of being accustomed to slug in a larger building. This, however, may be said. Signor Brignoli never sang better, and never was more warmly applauded. The writer remembars Marlo and TamberRk and Roarer and Oiuglinl in their palmy days, bnt never did those princes of song pour forth a rio ber flood of melody than delighted the hearers of Signor Brignoli on last Saturday night. M'ile Durand, of whom only lt now remains to speak, sang a? her first song Qui 11 Voce in place of the aria from La Traviata, which was set down for ber in the programme. As sbe came on the stage there waa a round of applause, which was redoubled when the last ridb notes softly died away. M'ile Durand was oncored, and sang a French romance, Si vous n' aves nen a me dire This was taken rather to? fast. Ia the duo from Lucia. M'ile Durand sang charmingly, and also in "ANishtln Ven ce," and in the duo from L'Elitire d'Amore. The echo song, with its florid passages and ?oft breathing tones, WSB magical in its effect, and tho fair singer was comp*li? ed to repeat it. In the Miserere scene, as it is called, M'ile Dur., nd ea HST with great Judgment, but tho offeot was marred, as in the case of bignor Brignoli, by the chimes of the bells, which ring, as we bopo will be remembered lo-nlght, tor ton minutes at ten o'clock. The voice of M'ile Durand is a pure and flexible but rather light soprano, of good compass and ex? cellent quality. The intonation is true, and the power sufficient for all but the most exacting roles ot the tragic opera. M'ile Durand could bo a Bosio rather than a OrUi-a Patti rather than a Titiens. Mlle Durand has been taught in a good school. Her vocana ition is clear and fluent, and she attacks the notes in tbe upper register with unusual precision. The trill ls not yet as neat as it will be; but li/tie Du? lan d. ia Utile over twenty years of age, and if she will but persevere, and ls not turned away ft om ber stu? dies by her growing success, may hepe one day to wear the laurel crown aa the "Queen of bong" in America. At this time our Charleston prima donna ia the finest singer whom we have heard in th's ott* .ince the war. Personally, M Tie Durand is very attractive, and adds by her presence to tbe charra of ww voi??. Ser success in Obsrieston waa assured before her first air was finished, and with each sao eeedtng song tho applause besame mere loud. Each song was encore t, and there seemed to be no Umlt to UM enthusiasm of the audience. M Tie Durand had a welcome of which aha may be proud, but one which abe well deserved. To-night Don Pasquale will be performed, witta M'ile Durand as Norina and Signor Brignoli as Er? nesto. This la intended to be the closing nigbt, but " we hope that arrangements will be made to give M'iks. Durand a benefit to-morrow night, that she may 4ake with her aa many pleasant recollections of Charleston as we sh*H retain of har. ii. * THE FIREMEN'S 1?ARAJ>K. Tho thirty-first annual parado and inspec? tion of tho Charleston Firo Department will tako placo on Tuesday, 27th day of April, 1800. Compa? nies will assemble punctually at hall-past 9 o'clock A. M., on Citadel Green. Tho procession will move precisely at 10 o'clock, in tho following ordtr: MUSIC. Chief, Assistants and Clerk of tho Eoard. Mayor aud Aldermen. Charleston Hook and ladder Company, No. 1. Charleston Fire Company of Axmen (Pioneer steam? er). Eagle Eugiuo Company (steamer). Vigilant Engtno Company (hand), rntonix Engine Company (steamer). Charleston Hook and Ladder Companjt, No. 2. /Etna Engine Company (steamer). MUSIC. Marion Englue Company (steamer). German Engine Company (hand). Palmetto Engine Corr.pauy (steamer). Hope Engine Company (hand). Washington Bnglne Company (steamer). Stonewall Engine Company (hand). Young America Engine Company (steamers UNE OT MARCH. Down Calhoun to King, through King to Ha sol street, through Meeting to Broad, countermarching at Now-street. The inspection will take place in Broad-street In front of Guardhouse, by the Mayor and Aldermen, after which tho companies will ex? orcise in the following order: HAND ENGINES. 1. Vigilant. 3. Hope. 2. German. 4. Stonewall. TRUCKS. $ No. 1. No. 2. Throwing up their bed ladder, ascending ard des? cending, naroo ns on last annual parade. 8TEAMEHS. 4 1. Pioneer. 5. Marion. 2. Eagle. 6. Palmetto. 3. Phoenix. 7. Washington. 4. JEtna. 8. Young America. The exercises will begin by the band engines start* lng from the corner of Queen and Meeting streets, in the name condition as going to a fire, running four hundred yards, with eight men to the 1000 pound9 weight of engine, reeling off one hundred feet of hose at tbo termination of the four hundred yards, taking suction from tho drain pit in Meeting-street, opposite Bayne-street, and playing fl'ty feet; as soon as the fifty feet is obtained the time will oe called by Captain George H. Walter and W. G. Wbildon, Esqrs , who have been appointed Judges for tbe occa? sion. H. B. Olney and A. Stemmerman, Esqre., have been appointed starting judges. The Chief, Assistants and Clerk of the Board will command the exorcises of the day. The steamers will follow the same regulations, ex? cept th it they aro allowed fivo men to the 1000 pounds weight of engine (not including engineer and Aroman.) Steamers will be allowed to carry what water and such fuel as tbey desire. No mem? ber pulling on the reels will bc allowed tc hand le *bo engines during the run. Fires to start engines wi'l commence when the word is given by the starting judges, and engines to bo toady at ten minutes' no? tice. Cold water must be in all tho boilt rs, snd tho boilers must be cool. Any engine having heated water in their boilers will be ruled out. After tbe fifty feet ia obtained, each engiuo will bo allowed to remain at tbe pit ten minutes, but not to exercise. Companies will give the exict weight of engines, with the weight of water they Inten 1 to carry, five days before the parade, to B. M. Strobel, Esq , Clerk of the Board. The clerk will mark the time of each company on a board, whioh wdl ba in a conspicuous place. Tho double-break hand engines will be allowed to use their lower breaks only, if (hf y so desire. Visiting companies are requested to observe tho new feature of exorcise, and may select their time. The members of the department are particularly requested to assist in keeping tho run clear, and the citizens wdl please rennin on the sidewalks. The engines and truck performing the work in tho least time will be awarded the prize by Captain Geo. H. Walter. M. H. NATHAN, Chief Fire Deo&rtment. By order of the Board of Fire masters. B. M. STBOSHX., Clerk and Superintendent. THE SCHOONER LION.-This ve s s ol, which salle d from Cuba some weeks back with a cargo of sugar and molasses for this port, and which was -thought to have been lost, has been heard from. A commercial h -use. of this city hss received a letter dated Ap.il 1st from Nassau, N. P., which states that "the schooner Lien, with a cargo of sugar aad mo? lasses from your port, is now here dlsmastefl, having been ashore on the Berry Islands." BE VOTIF tn. CHROMOS.--Ons of the greatest attractions of King-street just now is the extensive and choioe selection of chromos wh ch decorate the Art Gallery of Qalnby A Co., in King-street, oppo? site Hasel. Many exquisite pictures have recently been added to tho already large collection, and these, together with tho admirably executed life-size photo? graphs, ivory types, imperial carie?, revolving stereo? scopes, tic, render the gallery well worthy of a visit._ A THIEF CAUGHT.-For some time past, boarders at the City Square Saloon have been miss? ing money and articles from their rooms, without being able to account for tbe loss. A few days ago the proprietor of the saloon missed $20. The serv? oes of Detective Coates were engaged, and be at once fastened the deed on a colored chambermaid of the house named Hose Saunders, whose honesty heretofore had been unquestioned. Bose could not stand the c barge squarely put, and admitted her guilt. She bas been turned over to a magistrate for prosecution. CLUBS AND STABS.-Proceedings in the layer's Court on Saturday hist: Hi reo goats foi being allowed to go at large were declared forfeited. A large u'ack and white Newfoundland dog found at large was sentenced to death, unless the OWE ar takes him away from the stationhouae, paying the fine and license fee. Joe and 8arah Glover, colored, who perpetrated tbs robbery on Mr. Muirhead's place, Mount Pleas? ant, were turned over to a magistrate. THE FIREMEN'S PRIZES, to be. distributed on the 27th inst., consults of three silver cups; ono for hand engine, one for the steamer, and one for the trues: company tbat proves the victor in the contest. They are from Whilden's, corner of Beaufain and King streets. Several testimonials are also to be presented on the 27th Inst. Some of the fire companies to visit us on the oc? casion of the great parade are in vigorous practice. Our boys must look weU to then: laurels. PERSONAL.-Attorney-General Chamberlain reached the city yesterday. General A. B. Wright, of the Augasta Sentinel, and Colonel James T. Gardner, of the Constitutionalist, are at the Charleston. Messrs. Sargent and sutton, the avant o inrlera of the new company weich Manager Whitman is bring? ing South, are now in the city. M'lle Bonfintl, fresh from the den of the Forty Thieves, at Niblo's, New York, bi, we understand, the premiere danseuse of Whitman's sew Corp? de Ballet, 'i ho Marquis du bon roe!, of England, ia at tba Charleston. _ THE TRADE IS FRUIT 'AND VEGETABLES. Already a considerable s rea of country Hear Charles? ton ls devoted to fruit raising and truck farming for the Northern markets, and with proper efforts and facilities of transportation, this branch ol Industry bids lair to become developed toto a large and flourishing trafile. The movement of early spring garden stuff northward hem now fairly every steamer tbat leaves Charleston for a Northern port carries ont spring vegetables among har freight, and the shipments will go on increasing for some months. Thara irno end to tba demand m Uta weal'by communities of Maw York, Boston, Phila? delphia, Baltimore, and other prominent places for early and choice fruit and vegetables, and the amount of money to ba mada la only Halted by tho skill of the farmer. It will not take long to make a fortune cultivating strawberries to ba sold at tan dol? lars per quirt. Tho steen*ship Champion whioh left hara B?tarde* sic Haw York, took four hundred and eighteen pa Asses of spring produoe. REPORTERS' CRUMBS.-Passengers from all HectioDB of the up-couutiy report that tho frosts of lust week have had a very disastrous oflbet upon vegetation. Mr. Fred's: Darby, a mechanic of this city, has made a sot of orean tuning instruments in a cupo ?ior maimer. Theso instruments have always here? tofore been procured from tho North. The polico hare begun to put a stop to begging on the streets by nrresllng, on Saturday, un old offender -a Portuguese. J. H. Jenks is in Washington trying his host to get tho postniastorshlp of this eily. There is a now political organization in this city embracing men and women, who are working lu the F. epubllcan interest. District-Attorney D. X. Corbin has gone to Wash? ington, it is said, to seek the Judgeship of thu Inter? ino diato Court, tor hearing appeals from thc District Court, which Congress is about to establish. The ladles wore out yesterday in all tho radiance of their new spring costumes. Our reporter does not attempt to describe tho wonders io the way of furbolowB, panniers and trimmings that dizzied his eyes on every sido HOTEL. ARRIVALS, APRIL 10 AND ll.-Charleston Hotel.-Wm Katz, Philadelphia; U Simmonds, Balti? more; ? Button, Philadelphia; J C Mills and wife. New York; Miss Pine, New York; Ignatius Tylor and wife, Montreal; Mr and Mrs Worthington, Canada; J lt Armstrong, England; E V N Hitchcock, New York; A M Weir, N? w Orleans; Carl BoU, New York; Th omas Bc uden, Kentucky; L H Well?, Baltimore; L Bell. Florida; E W Prince, J Comlej, M D, J H Duugen, Philadelphia; HM Saule, R J Hendricks, J W Hoffman, X D Smith, New York; S R Class and wife, Boston ; J E Reeves and wife, Mrs Mary Reeves, Indiana; M E Reeves and wife, Miss M T Reeves, Arthur Reeves, Cincinnati; J Stephens and wi io. Now Jersey ; James Dean, Quebec; John Dutch and wife. Savannah; J H Wiggins and wife. Florida; O A MoMurty, New York; E Platt and wife, City; 8 W Maurice, E or shaw, South Carolina; M' lie Durand and maid, Signors Brigneli, Petrilli, S arti, Steffenoneand Lanza, Opera Troupe; Mr, Mrs and Miss beam mon, Chicago; J B El zoll, C J Stol brand, Columbia; The Marquis Bu Bourcel, Eng? land ; J H Voorheee, Mrs L Clark, Ohio; D b Wells and wile, E H Goodrich, J Cay, Mtlwaukeo; F Zwei? fel, E Platt and lady, L G Gardiner, S C Rahmey, R Forbes, Mrs C A Largnoux, Miss SiUinaan, Kow York; A O Wilson, New Jersey; S F Dewing, G Tup? per, G E Davis G H Chamberlain, city; J B Parker, Boston; J U Meyer, 8 T Gardner, W H Goodrich, Gen A Wright, S B H Allan, Augusta; L F Youmaas, Edgefleld. 1 Pavilion* Hotel.-James Browney, James M Ward, A F LeBleux, City; A Morgan, Georgetown; F G Worsham, W B Worsh m. Cooyar Bl vcr; James P Darnall, Kentucky; A J Norrie, Memphis; Sirs P Callanan, Savannah: E B Meale, Richmond; J Han? lon, Augusta; John H Voorhees, Mrs L Clark, Ohio; James T Curtan, New Orleans; J Tyler aud wife, Montreal; J B O'Donnell, O R Levy, City; WC Miloholl, J M Mitchell, Augusta; A W Pratchett, Philadelphia; Frauk O'Neal, City; Jamos Sou Hy, Augusta; J W Edwards, Salters, 8 C; B J Sing'oton, New berry. A Card. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS. I bo% to inquire through the modium of your Journal what route is proscribed by city ordi? nance for a dray stabled at the corner ot St, Philip and Reaufaln streets, and destined for the coiner of King aud Market, where lt it being o m ployed. This query-ls elicited by tho arbitrary imposition of a fine by Acting Mayor Clark, on the representation of one of his policemen, whose zeal in the discharge of bis duty ls only tarnished by his Incompetency to in? terpret rightly its requirements. Protesting against my summary dismissal with fine (without a hearing,) I am, respectfully, * BARTLETT GRATTON. li Xi S I Jy JJ S S NOTICES. _ SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD, Union Bank and Gas Stocka wanted by A. C Kauf .?n. Broker, No. 86 BroedyStreet, THE BEIONOLI and all the latest novelties in the spriug style hat line, brought from the North by C. H Johnson on Saturday, can be had at the Temple of Fashion, No. 269 King-street. --O IMPORTED ALE, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT will be unreservedly sold by J. Fraser Mathews, No. 66 Broad-street, to-morrow morning at ll o'clock. -O SPRING OPENING. -Tho house of John R. Bead A Co., No. 263 King-street, opposite Hasel, have just opened a particularly choice selection of j spring goods. It includes fancv goods, black dress goods, lace shawls, parasol?, white goods, lacou, em? broideries, hosiery, gloves, Ao. The reputation of this house for keeping1 on hand and receiving at reg? ular sud frequent intervals the very latest novelties in the dry goods trade, is so well established that we need only refer to the advertisement in another co'um n. -o JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, WATCHES, PRECIOUS 8 TO ENS, Ao.-Mr. James E. Spear, long and favorably known at tbe proprietor of the extensive jewelry and silverware establishment in King-street, opposite Ha sel-street, publishes ac advertisement tn the Nxws thia morning, calling the attention of the public to b s large j* and elegant assortment of all the goods innis line, of superior workmanship and elegsnt finish. During a business career of many years, Mr. Spear has maintained the reputation which he early made for cheap prices and genuine goods. Situated in the most fashionable part of Ktn^-stroct, his store bes long been one of the chief attractions of that favorite promenade, and its splendid array of handsome sil? ver and Jewelry is a standing temptation to extrava? gance. Mr. Spear also calls special alton lon to the superior skill of his watchmaker. Mr. Jstho. UPHOLSTERING.-Everybody is refitting his house st this season, and Mr. W. J. Trim, who has just opened a large stock of paper hangings, window Bbad*-s and general upholstery, at No. 180 King street, is prepared to asst*, in any wo k of that Und at short notice and on reasonable terms. Give him a call. WANTED. SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD 8TO0K UNION BANK STOCK. By A. O. KAUFMAN, Brokoi and Commission Agent, April ia_2_No. M Broad street. FOtt SALK. GAS STOCK I GAS STOCK ! By A. C. KAUFMAN, Broker and commission A pent, April ia_a No. '?8 Broad-street. CHECKS ON NEW ?OKK, . IN CURB fl! H CY UK ?OLI*. T ESB8NE A WELLS, A.J No. 10BROAO-ST?IBST. March 81 19 gats aub Caps. JE STRAW lil I THE LARGEST VARIETY OF MEN'S AND BOTS STRAWS ever seen in tai* etty, caa now ba examined and purchased at STESLE'S, sign of thc Big Bat. PANAMAS, tl 80 to 97, wide and narrow Men's "Nobby and Battle" Straws, 10 cents to td IMO Boys Good Leghorn Hals, M and 76 conta Men's sod Baya Extra Wida Straw, 25. 00,79 cont* Lad aa' and Mimas' ?Ins Shaker Hoods, 96 cents Ladies' Hoods aa lew aa 10 and li cants miva m nu? ?uuws' aupertor Dress Straw Hats, tl 60 to SS Little children's Elegant Dress Straw, M cts. to ga 50. STEELE'S HAT HAT, No. SIS King street, sign of uta Big Hat, P. Make anote of thia. mi Marek Sf lp IS. TBKMHOLS, Ro, 1 BBOAD.8TB1BT, OHABUSSVOB, S. e., BUMER, SHIPPER AMD DEAUR tm BovstMOaroIIakta S?*tv? ft?Bia PBoss?9a?t?. 1 January il Oase* Pro ?nuis, ?ctr. SPRING OPENING. 1869. J. R. READ & CO. WE HAVE NOW OPENED A NEW AND COM? PLETE STOCK OE FANCY DRESS GOODS. Comprising BLACK AND COLORED SILK*. Foullard Silks, Jupanese Poplins, c olored. Striped, ?nd Checked Mike, Mourning Silt;?, ( ol .ml Lustres Lenos, Mozambiques, Muslin and Cambric Nobes, J vin ted Lawns. Perealo* and Peques, Silk and Worst? ed Figured Grenadines, ito., tte. We niuo cull attention to <>ur varieties of BLACK DRESS GOODS. ALPACA, BOMBAZINE, TAMISE, 8-4 and 6-4 BAEEGHR Oran? Marettcs and Gronsdine, Berna? nte*, in variety. Canton Cloths, Muslins and Do Laines. LACE SHAWLS. The most extensive assortment cf LACE SHAWLS ever before offered in Ohar.eston. We are now prepared to show our customers: BLACK FRENCH LACE POINTS, from $4 to $25. Black Pusher Laoe Points from 125 to $35. Super Lia na Lace Points, from $25 to $100. ALSO, Black Merino and Cashmere SHAWLS, Black and White Silk GienadiTJO Shawls, Printed Broche Shawl?, Colored Fanoy Challie Shawls, White and Black Barege shawls, Shetland bha?ls, Black (Silk Covoriags. To, -thor with many other new and striking novelties to be found lu our CLOAK AND (?HA VV ,. KOO?. PARASOLS. SPRIISra OF 1869. We are now prepared to offer s full assortment of all styles-BOUND, SQUARE AND OCTAGON, in Ruffles. Fringes and Lkoe. Especial attention is called to our novelty. "LA C O ?A U E T T E ? (FAN PARASOL.) SUN UMBRELLAS, Iff VARIETY. WHITE GOODS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. Agont for HARRIS' SEAMLESS KED GLOVES. FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS, PERFUMERY. FANS, RIBBON BOWS. SWISS AND CAMBRIC PUFFING. LINEN AND LACE SETS. COLLARS AND SLEEVES. VEIL BAREGES AND DONNA MARIAS. LACE SPENCERS AND CHEMISETTES. HANDKERCHIEFS, &c, &c, Ac. J. R. READ & CO. ALSO RESPECTFULLY INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR STOCK OF BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS. DOMESTIC PREN TS, TABLE DAMASK. AND FLANNELS. ?j? .' DRESS TRIMMINGS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, IN GREAT VARIETY. Gimps. Galoons. Buttons and Fringes, both in Black and Colors. Our Fpring Stock ia now ral) and complete, to which we shall add-per every steamer-tbs LATEST NOVE LT IBS as they are produced. strangers visiting the city are invited to an inspec? tion of our goods. Terms cash or cit j acceptances. Prices wu ranted as LOW AS THE LOWEST. J. R. READ & CO., No. 236 KING, OPPOSITE HA9EL-STBEET. April 12 mwf /ann? tttaofcs (Cte. WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY 8TATE. OUR ra iny years' experience in th? manufacture of ORNAMENTAL Hi IR WORK enable ns to offer to our customers the finest assortment of every ar? ticle required in our line, from the small FRIZZES to the full WI?, embracing Braids or fe witches. Coila, Waterfalls, Cushions, Crimpt Hair, Bands, Curls, Ringlets, Ac. TORTOISE-SHELL DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AND FANOY COMBS, and COMBS of every other class. To the Gentlemen: WE OAN FURNISH WIGS, TOUPEES, WHIS? KERS, MUSTACHES, IMPERIALS, ftc. Te Our Customers Generally. THE FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH PERFU? MERY. *OAPi>. POMADES, HAIR OILS. HAIR RE 8 ? OBATTVES COSMETIC"*, &c, from the most re? spectable houses in each country. On* GEM AN COLOGNES are unsurpassable. For English and French Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, j.ortoi?>kell, Buffalo and other Dressing Combs, we ohaUenge rivalry. Particular attention ie paid to tho making of Me? mento Hair Work aa BREAST PIN8, EAR RINGS, FINGER RING8, CHARMS, ko. AU oidors by mail will beso ailed that tho reputa? tion of tho houao for t,io past thirty-five years shall not suffer in our hands. Always on hand a flue as? sortment of French Jewelry. A libera] discount to merchants and the trade. AI. di A. ASHTON, No. 240 KING-STREET. Januarys tul m CHARLESTON, 8. C. BEAUTIFUL PANC? GOODS, TOYS, &o. OPENED FOB THE SPBINQ TRADE, 186?. ATARGE ASSORTMENT, AT LOW PRICES, consisting ia part of: CHINA TOILET GOODS ROCKING HORSES Mantelpiece Ornaments t wo. Three ana Four Photograph Albums Wheeled Velocipedes Ladite' Workboxea Tin, Iron and Wood Toys Writing Pe ?ks. Fana Toy Wagons, Wbeelbar Portemonale*. Purses rows Cheap Family Soaps, Per- Dolls, Marbles, Toys, fumery, Ato. Kites German Pippa, Stems, Ac. maui ea in great variety for Fancy Baskets, Picnic ? in and out of door use, traveling and Flower ?ch a* ' Baskets 'roquet ' ' Beautiful China Bouquet Base and Rubber Balls Holders Battledors Ohma Cups and Saucera, Hoops and Graves Vase?, sto. Rolling Hoops, Atc. Children's Oars 'agc? I nave always on band a lull line of Domestic Fancy Goods and Tots, an<i tbs latest ?ty it s of Vien? na, Offenbach and Paris doods, novelties of the season, and offer them at Uberal discount to the trade. I make a specialty of INDIA RUBBER GOOD*, ?neb as Rubber Overcoats, Capes, Legging. Catos. Pillow*. Hospital cushions. Door Mats, Rubber Plano Covers, White and Black Nursery shooting, Rubber Toys, Ac. I thank my patrons for past favors, and earnestly solicit a continuance of the same. F. TOX-8ANTRN. No. 22? King-street, two doora above Market. AprUS PAO m wilma f?lO B U H i M sa S S MEN. THE SUMTER NEWS, PUBLISHED AT S UMTOB, 8. a, tn ONE OV THE BEST PAPER? IN THE UP? COUNTRY j hta a lame ??rontatlon, and affords au pafto* ad vantages a* SA rt verttstaf moilun*. Terms Em. Addrea xJABR fc OVTREN, FebrueryM . fteprtetora. lH?tiljc?, Jctticlri), (Etc. JAMES E. SPEAK, No. 335 KINO-STREET, OPPOSITE IIA SEC, DE8IRES TO CALL TUE ATTENTION OF HIS friona? and tho public ?euerally to his Biook of FINE WATCHA, J IS WELBY, SILVi.lt PLVIED WAUK, AND FANCY GOODS, willoh ho baa just receivod ol of tho latest stylos, and disposing of at very reasonable l?ricos. bFEGTAOLKti AMD l'YE GDASSF.S of ill klcds. GLA-iKKS KEF 111 ED TO KUI I' ALL EYES. JEWELU\ oarefully repaired. Diamonds and other p;-jclous Stones sot to ordor. Mr. G. W. JA I Hu huviug roturnod, ts In charge of the WATCH DEPAII I MEM", and all Watches tor repairs will bo uuuer bis supervl-lou. April 12 rn vr tl rn o lpl)ol8terji, (?tc^ W, J. TRIM ?? ESPEOTFULLY INFORMS THE LADIES OF li Ohnrlestot!, au/l tte pubVc generally, ?bat ne has opened a largo a. d caretu'Iy selected stock of t Paper Hangings, Windon Shades . ...j ..... _i tiSSSSQ UPHOLSTERY GOODS. ????a.EL-??37- -.:.? WINDOW CURTAINS, In Lace, Damask, Terry and Heps, ?sc. Table and Piano Covers, Toilanottes, Oilcloths. Cornices Hands, Tassels, and sil Goods kept In a First Class Upholstering Establishment. The Stock bas boen solected with great caro, and all Goods are guaranteed to be of the newest designs of Foreign and Domes tie, Importation from the first HouBoii in New York, and will be disposed of at a small advance on New York prices. LOUNGES, .'. MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, And all REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and in the best manner by competent workmen. A share of your patronage is respectfully solicited at Sio.lOO KING?STREET, April ia 3 Opposite E. H. Wilcox's. LONDON AND PARIS : EXPOSITIONS. PRIZE 3S?E:E!D-A.IJS 1 THE GEORGE A. CLARK'S O. IsT. T. SIX COnil, SOl'T FINISH SPOOL COTTON. This favorite Thread being Six Cord to No. 80, purely Soft Finish, ia recommended for its great suDorioritv for Hand and Machine Sow? ing. . - . . FOR SALE BY THE Principal Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods and Notion Dealers. February 27 Smo Juicing ^atrriaU, (Ste. L???Ei^^ RETAIL. ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND QUALITY. AFOLL STOCK OF WHITE PINE, FROM % TO 12 inches thick olear and well sea? ono J. abe attention of Builders and others is especially requested. Mahogany. Black Walnut, Hickory, Ash, White Oak, Poplar Boards and Planks. Rokewood and Ma. hogany Venera, Newels, Balusters, Aa; also st Manufacturer's Prices, Sashes, H linds, Doors, and all kinds of Moulding*. Spruce ?pars and Ladders, all lengths; Shingles, Laths. Ac, constantly on band and for sale in quan? tities to suit purchasers, by I. H HALL A CO., Successors to late J. N. Wood, Agent, Northwest corner Markot-street and East Bay. IfiAA? HAU., New York, i I. H. HALL._J_mwf April 5 STEAM SASH, BLIND AHB DOOK FACTORY. L. E. CORDRAY & CO., No. 2 PRITOHARD-8TREE2, OPPOSITE J. F. TAYLOR A OO.'S MACHINE SHOPS. SASHES, GLAZED AND UNGLAZED, always on band PANEL DOORS, HOT HOUSE SASHES, MOULDINGS, ?to., made up at short no tica, and at tho lowest terms. L E. OOBDRAY...C. A. TBODOHE Marcb 23 Smo t. n HXABn, K. T. I W. * BSAttn. NORFOIJf.. O. W. YOUNO, M. T. I ?. M. OOOOBinOB, POBTS1?OUTH. J^KAIHO, YOUNO A CO., PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, N*. 347 Wugii In gt oak street, NX W YORK. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE KALE OF EARLY VEG HG ABLES, FRUITS, 1 OT AT OK Ac. Baxwumoxs.-Governor Z. B. Vance, Charlotte ; W. D. Bayno da A Bra, Norfolk; E. G. Ohio, Super? intendent S. A B. Railroad, Portsmouth; Colonel H. L. Fremont, E. E. Burmas, FaaWilsln-ten; 5. K. Thurber A Co., Langbrai A Egbert* Kaw York ; Bernard O'Neill, Charleston; Alexander A Bussell, Savannah. 8mos_April a O C A V V a A R, - BROKE?, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION A3KNT, Ko. ?0 BRUAD-STRBXT, CHARLESTON. M. #.. Wnl buy abd san REAL BStATE, BONDS, STOCKS, BANK BILLS, Ae. Anette* salas of HORSE?, MULES, Aa April 0 ftawlmo faction Salts. Furniture, <j'c. WM. McKAY, Auctioneer. Will soil, JO-MORliOW, Tuosday, Killi Umlaut, ut 10 o'cloi'k, ir INO 136 Meeting-street, BED Vi KAU-, MUUEAUS, Sideboard, Hola, Loun? ges, Hair und Mo-s Mal rosses. ALSO. 25 bbls. POTATOES - bbls. Whiskey Tobacco, Crockery, ?kc. A'>ril ia Direct Importation-Unreserved Sale of Ale, Porter and Brou n Stout. BY J. FRASER MATH EWES. Will bo sold nt inv office, No. 60 "road-Btreet TO MORROW. 13th luatant. at ll o'cloik, ' The following lot of ALE, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.'imported direct by Janie* S. Qlbbes k Co . 16 box's I?YAKS" DEVONSHIRE ALE-pints 6 burrels Bass' Porter-?luis 07 barrels Bass' Porter and Brown Stout - quarts. Terms cash. April 12 ii MIK; H A nose alfi ia ss tcamiv. W. li. Heriot, Trustee, vs Christopher C. Trumbo. A. c. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. Will bo sold TO-MORROW, the 13th day of April next, iu front ot the Old Customhouse, at ll o'clock A. M., All that PIPCE OR PARCEL OF LAND, consisting of several Lots known by tbe numbers eight, nine, ten. eleven and twelve, In a plat of latds of C. C. Trumbo by Charles Parker, dated November 12, 18G2, end to bo found in city pint book, No. 2, page 67, together with tho buildings and improvements thoreau; the said piece or parcel ot loud measuring tn the who'o on the north Hoe 224 feet; east 107 feet 6 inches; on the west 39 feet; on the soutn 200 feet; butting and bounding west on Rutlr-dge-strcet, east on lauds formerly ot Lewis TrapmaDn, north on lands of sundry persons, und to the south ou Trumbo's Court. From tho lands above described tho following lot is excepted to wit: All that lot, a part of the sild {iremises. situated on tbe northeast corner of Rut edge-street and Trumbo's Court, measuring and containing in front on Ru tlcdgt-street 3D feet lin? ches, on the north line 102 feet 2 inches, on tho east line 71 feet 4 inches and on tbe south line 86 feet; the mortgages having been satisfied os to said last mentioned part of said premires. Term H-mo-thini casb; balance in three equal successive unuu il instalments, with interest paya? ble semi annually, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage ot premises; buildlncs to bo insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. E. W. M. MACKEY, April ia_matul j_8. C. C. VNDKK A DECREE IN KQ,U1TY. George S. Cameron, Assignee of T. D. Jer vey, who was Assignee of Cart, Kopff ft Jerveg, vs Francis Guerin Cart. BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. Will be sold, on THURSDAY, the 22d day of April, instant, at ll o'clock, A. M., in front of the Old Customhouse, ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, situate in St. An? drew's Pari?t, Charleston County, known as John's Inland Ferry Tract and Wilkins' Tract, measuring and containing, the former, say John's Island Ferry Tract, two hundred and nine and one half acres. Ihe Wilkin?' Tract, two hundred and ninety acrep, more or less. Butting and boundh g north on lands late of H. W. Stewart, east on lands late of il. W. Stewart and lands recently purchased by General D. J. Jackman and Milton Coatwright, from the estate of Samuel Bar? ker, south by Stono River, and to the west on laDds reoen.lv purchased by Dr. Thos. W. Sim, from the estate of James O'Henr. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. E. W. M. MACKEY, 8. C. 0. April 9 _ fmwG'hl SHKHU'F'S S ALIC. In matter Real Estate, Andrew A. Lovegreen \ -In Probate Court Decree. By virtue of an Ordor to mo directed an I delivered by Hm. Ot orge Bu!st, Judge ol Pro ate, will bo sold, at northeast corner of the Courthouse, on MONDAY, May 3, at 12 o'clock M., AH that LOT OF LANI? bituate on the west side of Church-street, in the City ot Charleston, measuring front on said street 24 feel by 144 feet in doptb. more or lo-e. Bounced north by lot of Mr. Williams, south on lot of Mr Lee. formerly Beckman, east by Church-street, and west l y lands of Jervis H. Stevena. Terms cash. Pur'baser paring in addition to the sum bil the expenses of the Probate Court and for conveyanco, also the Sheriffs costs and fees, amount? ing in tho aggregate to 146. " . _ " " " . E. W. M. MACKEY, S. C. C. ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE : All the RIGHT, TITLE and INTEREST of tho de? fendant in a 1RAC ? OF LAND situate in st, John's A>u.>..i.7. ohn?? nn?*ud a half miles from Santos Biveroo Dewees' Road. Levied on and to be sold as the property of Elias J. Butler at the suit of Wm. M. Hall Terms cash. E. W. M. MACKEY, April 12_mt_. 8. C. C. Estate Sale, by order of the Executors. BY J. T. HUMPHREYS, Auctioneer. On WEDNESDAY, tbe 14th April, prox., at the Old' Customhouse, at ll o'clock. I will offer, All tbat certain PIE Ti OR PARCEL OF LAND, in the Town of Hummerville, immediately opposite the new I o*n Hall, and known as tbe residence of theists Captain Wm. Trout, measuring and containing one acre, more or less; butting and bounding to the north on bind of Philip (gadsden, I-sq ; south on main road, and east and west on lands of lat?) Capt. Trout; together with the improvements thereon, consisting of comfortable Residence with four rooms, lathed and plastered, with wide double piazzas, store-room, kitohen, carriage house and stable, all hi good repair. There is also attached a fine Vegetable and Flower Garden, and somo very choice Fruit Trees. AJLSO, 1 he LOT adjoining the above on the east, measur? ing and containing one half acr ., more or less. Terms-One-half cash; bulan o in one year, se? cured by bond and mortgage of the purchaser. Purchaser to pay for pap rs and for stamps. 1 he above property can be treated for at private sale at No. 27 Broad street. m4wi Marah 22 ?JHtS?fUttut?U?. REFINED FAMLILY^LA^ PACKED RY PROCTER & GAMBLE, Cincinnati. Ask your Grocer for our brand ot \ Lard In these Packages* Packed 8 lb, 5 lb, 10 lb Caddies, 60 lb cases for shipment. Cheapest mode for selling Lsrd. Send for Price List. _Imo April 8 Brazier's and Sheathing Copper of all sizes, for sale by WHliam Shepherd, No. 17 Hay ne-street, Charleston, 8. C. SHOW CASES ! SHOW CASES ! ALL SIZES AND STYLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND snd for sale. Toys. Trimmings, Musi? cal Instrument*, Stationery, Base Balls and Fancy Goods, ko., ?io. Stamping, Braiding and Embroidering neatly exe? cuted. W. MoLtfAN, March 81 ' Imo No. 438 King-street. jpOWARD DALY, 3 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. SSS Warren-street, ' "NEW TORE. PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE PUB* CHAME of all kinds of MERCHANDISE. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ca. s and Trunks, sad Btraw Goods a ipso te! ty. \ Consignments of aH kinds of Maple Articles and lanena Produce sottoifeea. Prompt returns guaranteed. EDWARD DALT, late af Oaartesssa. fe. a Bemi-Weekly Prie* Currents sent fitts by post. AKMBT? nea ..*>. . Furniture Remaining from Sale No. 58 Went worth street; A Variety of //alu, in ?straw, Felt, ftc; Mai's a?id Ladies' Bootu, Shoet and Gaiters. KNOX, DAILY & CO. r>'o. ISO Alcctlng-street, Corner Went? worth, Will sell THIS 1 AY, nt lo o'clock A. M., Au Assortmeut of tho above GOODS. Conditions cash. April 12 Valuable Plantation at Auction. BY ALONZO J. WHITE & SON, Brokers, Auctioneers ?nd Heal ifntute Agents. By virtuo of PU order of sale, to roe directed by the lion. Gorge8. Bnau, udgooflho United States Court, for thc District of South Carolina, I will of? ter for sale, at Public Auction, at the Old Postoffios, foot of Broad-street, (Charleston, 8. C., TO-MOB BOW, the 13th of April. 18C9, at ll o'clock A. M., Alltbut PLANTATION OK TRAGT OF LAND, known as Sea Hde. containing 1158 nore?, moro cr IO?G, end tiouDiled on tbo norm by lauds i f Mr. Ho Cunts, on ?be oust by lands ot Mr. Corbett, on the wost bj land of Mr. Veuning, aud or. the south by tbo bound, as per plat au-l survey made by Robert K, Payne, Esq. Said Laud being in Christ Church ta riBb, county of Chariest o .>. Tho above Plantation to be sold is subject to a leane to ono Wm.Hock ady for a poriod of flvo years, commencing ou the first November, 18C7. and ending on the first Novem? ber, 1872. Annual rent $300 to uccrue to purchaser from day of *alo. Conditions-One-halfcaeh; balance payable in two equal successive annual instalments, wah interest at tho rate of 7 per cent, per nnuum, payut le semi-an nually, secured by bond or bouds of the pur? chaser and mortgage of Plantation. Purchaser ta pav for papers and starr? ps. LAWRENCE W. O'HEAB, April 12 mwtlOtul Assignee I heodore Stoney. Horses, Mules, Vehicles; also Parlor and Red room Furniture, Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Sofas, Lounges, Bureaus, Card Tables, Marble Slabs, ftc, at Auction. BY G. Mc Bil IDE SM ?TIL Oa WEDNESDAY, the li th instant, at 10 o'clock, at his Salesroom, No. 31 Bioad-atreet. ALSO, CROOK i RY, 12 dozen Curry Comba. 9 dosen Rio? and Garden Hoes, - dozens Oig Collars, 0 doses Coffee Mills._Ayrtl ?2 A Lot in Camden, with the Building thonon, at Auction. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH. On TUESDAY, the 27th instant, at ll o'clock, at th? , Old l ost- ffice, Ihe above LOT, about 1 acre in dimensions, in oas of the moat doc ii able localities of above town. lerms-Balfcash ; the balance in one year. Pur chafer to pay G. MoB. 8. for papers and ?tampu. April 12 _matul Valuable Lands at Auction. BY HOLMES & MACBETH, Auetloneers. By virtue of an order of salo to ms direoted by tho Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge of the United States Dl-trict Court for the Dlstiictof South Carolina, I will offer for sale at public auction, on THURSDAY, April 23, 1869, at ll e'olook A. M., at the old Post office, foot of Broad-street, Charleston. H. C., ALL THAT PLANTATION or tract of land, situ? ate, lying and being ip Charleston District, St. Ste? phen's Parish, and State ol bouth Cu dina, contain? ing sixteen hundred (1600) acres, more or lees, and k. own as the Ten Mile House, set forth in the plead? ings heard in Uie dburt of tquity foi Charleston Dis? trict in January, I860, aa ot the estate ot George An? derson, deceased, and also set ferth in said pleadiags as consist mg of throe tracts, all of which is. mere plainly delineated by a plat made by Andrew Gil? mour, Deputy Surveyor, in February. 18S5. ALSO, ALL THAT PLANTA I ION or '1 ract of Land, with tho dwel iug house and outbuildiucs thereon, con? taining uiue hundred and sixty ac ie?, more or tess, butting and bounding west on lands of Peter Pon toux, south on lards of W. V. Poutoux and LittUs Hell Hole bwamp, east ou lands unknown.Ut north on landa of Beery Bradly all of wWatolJ more partie ularly sot forth and delineated lu a plat tbeieof. made by J. J. Guigoard, Surveyor-General, in December, 18U?. ALSO, ^ All the right, title and intere-t of John O. Ed WOI?U, ii '.Z and to aU taat PLANTATION or Traofc of Land, /n the District of Charleston, and Pariah o? St. Stephen's, near Wall Eye Swamp, pounding norUr on land now ?rlate of Joseph RodnanSj west on lands of W. V. Pom oux and John Bradley, oast dst estate of Elias B ill. baving suoh form sad marks as* nra repreaont?d in ? plat thereof, ruado by Antenas B. Darby, in November, 1800. AXSO, AT THE SAKE THO AND PjUAOE ALL THAT TRAC I OF LA \D, tituate in Lauren? District, South Carolina, about 10 miles south ol' Laurens Courthouse, and contai nmg seventy (70) acree, more or less, bounded on the north by pub? lic road, east bv lands ot James Bryson, weat trw lands of Hogan Motes, and north on a branch which divides it irom lsnds of Miller. terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. LOU I-i MoT, AIN, Assigne of John O. Edwards and Goo. D. Grloe. April 2 tm4ths*uAf 1 ^nftsonccra' primate Salt*. BY J. FRA?E?f?AT^^ Ho. 56 Broad-street. For Solo or Rent TWO RESIDENCES in Summerville, desirably Sit uated in a central part of the town, with large lots and necessary outbuildings, all in compiste repair, with fireplaces, Ssc Apply as above. 1 April 12 For Sale, Dwelling House, Spring-ttreet. BY HOLMES st MACBETH, No. 36 Broad-street, Brokers and'Resat Eatate Accents, Will be sold at Private Sale That two story WOOD-N DWELT INO, ?ituated at tho corner of Spring and Ashley streets, contain? ing tour 14) upright rooms. Lot ai assures about thirty (80) feet front; by about one hundred ansi thirty (ISO) feet deep. For terms apply aa above. whoa* April 6 Real BttaU. BY e. MCBRIDE SMITH, No 31 Broad-street, Sont!? sids), ttoar State-street. At Private Bale FIRST CUSS SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA? TIONS Valuable Bice Plantations Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms Extensive and Valuable Msnuf ictories, Min Bite? and Delight (ul slummer Residences bi various? parts of the Benth. ALSO, HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS of al) slSsjL pris and descriptions in every part of the say. January 26 _ mwttsao Septic fitters. PAN KU! S'S HEPATIC BITTERS. THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, AM? AU. MS nasas a? *as STOMACH AND LIVER. ?OTT ABS RFOOMliZNOTD ST TBS MBSXOAIi FJb. CtXTZ*T *V. HEGIilMAN Sc CO., A.GMNTS, www ron tr. Hannfactnred by C. F. PAIBKIY, osman A? timwomsx, CHARLESTON, S.O. JtafPwr Sol? fry J>ruggUU ?AWs'iaJias'S.-uW, February IS axwflyr J??.ANOIKO, HICHARUBOB dt HH&MS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW * SOLICITORS I? EQUITY., Manning, s. C. W1U practice in Clarendon OWanty, and la thu United States Courts. % JAMBS n. SOLABSUM. - ??SB a BsfmtBTssOB, ?a gssmtn v. sauna. JOSEPH ?. RH 4MB will pra<^ ^nitely to^. the Connues of Kershaw, Mnater. Darlegten,wa llamsbnrg. and will siva prouptattentlna nasa entintad to bia cara fas-In* Apr"g._. ^-rr IbLIAM VAM W W C M , (LATS OF HOWTH os BOMBA,) ^ ATTORNEY ARD OO?NiBLtOB AT, I^W\ Mo. ?. Ww? adiratS, ?.?*? BOOM Ho M. April .