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Larpent Circulation - THE PAlLi'NEWS BEING T'lE SZKii'.irER OFFICIALLY RE ; COGNIZED AS IIA TINO THE LARGEST CIR CCLA7I0X IX THE CITY OF CHARLFSTOX. FC?LISHES HIE LIST OF LETTERS RE MA IX JNG IX THE FOSTOFFU E AT THE EXD OF EACH WEEK ACCORDIXG TO THE PROVIS IOXS OF THE XEW SOSTOFFICE LAW: "LOCAL MATTERS. MEETIXOS THIS DAY. Marion Lorine, al 8 P. M. Strict Observance Lodge, at half-past 7 P. M. St. George's So?iety, at 12 M. Marion Fire Company, at half-past 7 P. M. JEtna Fu"* Company, r cha?f-paat 8 P. M. Charleston Fire Company of Axmen, at 9 P. il. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. J. A. EN8LOW & Co. wiil sell at ll o'clock, on Brown's wharf, a cargo of sugar and molasses. A. H. ABRAHAM & SONS will soil at 10 ./clock, al tbeir salesroom, fla; ne-street, imported wines, ?quor?, &c. MILESDRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, athis atore, corner of King and Liberty streets, euoea, hats and clothing. WILLIAM UCKAY. will sell at 10 o'clock, at his salesroom, Moo ting-street, furniture, whiskev, fe. < THE DADA* NEWS PRICE COURENT AND COM? MERCIAL CIRCULAR will he ready for delivery at our connting-ioom at nine o'clock this morn? ing. Single copies five cents. Orders for ten 11 copies and over will be filled at tb? rate cf two j and a hal*, cents per copy. BOBBERY. -Some adroit rascal euterod the premises, No. 40 Yanderborst-strect-, the night before last, and carried off a lqt of bedding. LADIES' SHOES- BKOOVERED.- Three pairs of j ladies' ahoee have been recovered, and are at the Guardhouse for identification and delivery to tho owner._ ("EirEKG HIS BACON.-Jack Holloway, colored, was sent to the Hou9e of Correction yesterday for sixty days for stealing a barn froth the store of Efiete & Chapman, King-street. STOCK SALE.-Mr. Louis D. DeSauaaurfc sold, yesterday, one hundred and forty shares of Savannah and Charleston Railroad stock at prices ranging from 154 to 15* per share. BOUND OVER.-Riley, who thrashed the girl for abusing him on tbe day before^esterday, was bound over iu the sum of five hundred dol? lars to keep ibe peace and answer the charge. PICKPOCKET CAUGHT.-Fowler, tho colored pickpocket, who stole a watch from a gentle? man's pocket in Beaufain-street a few nights ago, has been arrested, and is now in safe quarters. FRUIT THIEVES.-John Davis and John Small ware detected stea'ing fruit from the store* of Mr? Livingston, No. 341 King-street, and were sontenced by tho Mayor to twenty dava each in the House of Correction. THE^MONUMENTAL FAJE.-Friends ot the ..Washingtons" outside of the city, and espe? cially in the districts of this State, are inform? ed that anv contributions they may feel dis? posed to make to the forthcoming festival, will be gratefully received. SELLING LIQUOH WITHOUT A LICENSE.-Offi? cers Reed and Nipson reported Benjamin Roils for selling liquor without a license, ic bis store at the cerner ol Yanderhorst and Coming streets, and ho was fined $100 by the Mayor, or allowed tho alternative of paying $25 fine and taking out a license immediately. DEATH OF ALEXANDER H. MAZTCK.-A private telegram rcoeivel in tho city yesterday, gave information of the death of this well-known citizen, which took place at. Graham's Cross Roads, on Wednosday last. Mr. Mazyck was well advanced in life, and had been for many years librarian of the Charleston Library So? ciety. PERSONAL.-The Rev. Everett C. Edgerton was elected Chaplain of the Vigilant Fire En? gine Company,-at tue extra meeting held on Tuesday last. We had the pleasure, yesterday, of meeting D. J. Carter, Esq., editor and proprietor cf that flourishing weekly, the Lancaster Ledge-, Mr. Carter visits onr city to purchase additional printing material, wt ich he finds necessary to complete tue equipme nt of his office. MONUMENTAL REMEMBRANCE_We under? stand that the Ladies' Memorial Association approached the Hibernian Society npon the du bj ec t of erecting monuments over the graves Of Captains Mitchel and Ryan, the former of _ whom fell afc Fort Sumter, and the latter at Battery Wagner, and that the sooiety have de? termined to take the? matter in hand them? selves, and raise over the remains of those gal? lant young Irishmen monuments commemora? tive of their brief but glorious career. THE GERMAN FIRE COMPANY.-The thanks of THE NEWS are returned to the German Fire Company for the kindly manner in which it waa spoken of at the presentation meeting on Wednesday night. Jnathe and Progress are nur watchwords, and it is pleasant to know that a largo and influential olaaa think well of ocr endeavor to make THE NEWS the best, aa it is the cheapest, daily newapaper ever pub- I lished in South Carolina. THE NEWS takes off | ita hat t o the German Fire Company, and wiahea them every imaginable prosperity. ADDITIONS TO THE PEOGRAMME.-At the meeting of tho Board of Firemaatera, held night before last, thc following additiona were made to the regulations to be enforced on the 27th : ..?*.. Hose reels may precede the engines on the run, but will start together. The men*runniu2 thc hose reels may extend one hundred feet of hose, Attach the pipe and work the engine. One oKcer from each steamer and hand engine to be appointee" to inspect the boilers, suctions and boxes, and to see that the brakes are strapped down and secured in tho usual man? ner. ,._ NAVAL STORE3.-In reply to our correspon? dent "Commer?a," we would mention that it hos been our purpose to make the reporta in reference to "naval stores' in the weekly mar? ket atatement aa reliable aa possible, and it ?will be noticed that th? information in regard to the articlo published thia morning ia more complete than heretofore, and it ia our expec? tation in the^future to give aa full intelligence in regard to the transactions in this article as can be procjred. There ia no reason why Charleston should not become a large aur?. leading market for the sale^of the products of yellow pine._ THE LUMBER TRADE.-With the valuablo pine forests in tho lower part of this State, the lumber trade or thia city should be laree and prosperous. To show what may be done to promoto tho business in thia articlo, Messrs. Risley & Creighton shipped, per schooner Nel? lie Carr, for Mayagues, P. R , a cargo of Caro? lina bord pine, which was got out and careful? ly pat np by our well-known lumber merchant8, iMeaare. J. H. Steinmeyer & Co. The following ia tt|fe very flattering report concerning it re? ceived from the party to whom it was aent in Porto Rico: "We have much pleasure to aay that this cargo, as regards quality and assort? ment, baa been of the very best landed here in many years." REAL E.->TATK S .VEE?.- Tit? market for real estate w.is rather dollYesterday, and*only pieces of property of small comparative value were disposed of. A. C. MeGillivray sold.under decree in equi? ty, the tracts of land in --t. Andrew's. Parish known as John's Islai.d Perry aud Wilkins" tracts, five bundled acres in all, for $T00 cash. Holmes <!fc Macbeth sold the Ten Mile House and 1(300 acres of land in St. Stephen's Parish, for 5100 and niortgaqe; also a tract containing nine buodred and sixty acres, foi $250and mort? gage; also seventy acres of Und in Laurens, S. C., for $50. Terms cash. ST. JOHN'S L?THZBAN* CHT nen. SABBATH SCHOOL PICNIC-Thc teachers, sc', 'ars, pa renls and friends ol St. John's Lutheran Chinch go on a picn'.- to-day to Poi cher's Farm, on the Northeastern Railroad. Tbe cars will leave the station at halt-past 8 A. M. There will be upwards of tluee hundred s .-holnrj and forty-live teachers in attendance, aud many parents and others interested. Without hav iug any stated progranimo for the day, there will, no doubt, be pleasures and pastimes in? troduced to enliven tho occasion and render it an exceedingly agreeable O?! The young ma rooners have our best wishes. AM?SEMENTS.-Hibernian Hall last night was again "a banquet hal) deserted," and we be? lieve there is more truth than poetry in the current rumor that thc German Opera Com? pany, which 'ed Southward under the man? agement-or mismanagement-of Herr Grau with so grand a flourish of trumpets, has col? lapsed, and need not bc expected to till any part of its engagement here or in tho other Southern cities. We shall probably be without amusements until Monday next, when Whit? man i3 to return from Savannah with his spe: tacnlar company, including the popular sfar, Mies Jennie Kimball. THE SHIP PACIFIC AND THE RUN XE KS.-It seems that tho captain of this ship, unable to ?To'tain a crew here on such terms as he thought reasonable, sent North for the neces? sary compliment of tara. When they arrived they took i? into their heads that they would not go aboard, but being told that they must, and given as an alternative a doao of "arm lots," they yielded. The runners, we under? stand, have been exceeding wroth at the course of thc captain, and, report says, have been using their influence to embarrass him. It was found necessary to put an officer aboard the vessel night before last, and nhen the run? ners shot around the Pacific in their small craft they were warned off, but had to be fired into before they could be got rid off. HOTEL AURTVALS, APRIL 22.-Pavilion Hotel. James Armstrong, City; L. Buttle, Burnett, Ga.; D. J. Carter, Laucastor; D. J. Moore, Co? lumbia; D. B. McLauren, Statesburg; W. Hall. Cowana; R. S. Moore, Clarondon. Charleston Hotel.-C. J. Cohen, Philadelphia; W. S. Montalk, Columbia; T. B. Joter, Uuion ville; E. W. Olliver, Wmnsboro'; H. W. Cat tinghani, Georgia: J. S. Emanuel, Waltorboro'; John R. Rounlree, Baltimore; L. S. Cragan, Jr., Bo3t?iu: Charles Althorf, New York; Joseph Haley, Patterson, Md.; G. \Y. McIntyre and lady, Pennslyvania; 0. H. P. Stein, Mr. and Mre. Quintard. New York; H. A. Soloniu>B, Miss R. C. Solomons, Sumter; F. S. JobnsoD, Georgia; J. C. Wilson, New York; L. Dumar, Ballimore; Mrs. F. Dubois, son and daughter, Mrs S. Holmes and daughter, New York. THE UNITED STATES CO?BT, AFBLL 22.-HON. GEO. S. BBYAN, PBESIDINO.-Numeroua peti? tions for final discharge and Setting up ot liens roferrofl, and Johr O. Edwards was finally discharged in bankruptcy. In Hie C<rouil lottH, tiro yaiura answered to their names. The issue and inquiry dockets were called, and the following cases referred to Juries Nos. 1 and 2, ?ind as they rendered their verdicts, the same were ordered to be publish? ed and recorded : Sards vs. Pratt, $961, with interest from 12th April, for plaintiff; Lewis vs. Henegan, for plaintiff. $557 75; Price vs. Kirk? patrick, for plaintiff, $1660 37; Baldwin ,-s. The Laurens Railroad, for plaintiff, $652 88; The United States against Herrick, for plaintiff, $256 59; same verdict in the case of the United States against L. H. Bryan; Daniels vs. Holmes, for plaintiff, $1252 90. EXPORTATIONS, FOBEION AND COASIWTSE. There was cleared yesterday, tor Liverpool, by Messrs. Ka von cl & Co., the British bark Agra, with a cargo of 70 bags of s?m island, 2052 bales of upland cotton, and 76 bbl*, rosin. The Bri? tish brig Teresina, was cleared for a port iu Great Britain, by Messrs. H. Mure & Co. with 472 bbls. spirij^ turpentine, 1336 bbls. rosin, and 92 bbls. tar. Messrs. Ravenel & Co. also cleared the steamship Magnolia, for New York, having on board 5 bags sea island cotton, 504 bales upland cotton, 460boxes and crates vege? tables, 75 bbK rosin, 115 bales domestics, and sundries. Messrs. J. Si T. Getty c'.t arod the steamship Prometheus, tor Philadelphia, with 200 tons South Carolina phosphites, 95 baled cotton, 100 packages vegetables and sundries. Also, the Spanish brig- Monjuich, for Barce? lona, by P. J.'Esnard, with 300 biles upland cotton. _ THE COLUMBIA FIBESIEN.-AS will be seen by the follovriugparagraph, the Columbia Phoe? nix cannot speak of the parade of the Fire De? partment without sneering at Charleston h03 pitality and Charleston fair-dealing. The wri? ter, whoevtr he mir be, knows as little of Charleston as he does ot the spirit of the Co? lumbia firemen, and is evidently oblivious of the distinction between confidence and brass, flippancy and sense : Tho more wo read in our Charleston ex chances of (ht excitement caused in our good old "City By th? Sea" by the preliminary exer? cises of the Fire Department, the inore ice are amused at the idea of die Charleston boys beat? ing our Palmettoes. who are to bo their guests on tbat occasion. It is well to bo hank at all times, ard in saying what we now say wc mo? feas aud ?''iah provo that w. aro frank in vhat wo say-our boys will beat the Charleston boys if they hat.e anything- 'ike a fair showing :n respect to the weight of the engins and tlic number of men engaged, and the condition of the streets. REPonrEBs' CBUJIBS.-A number of persjns are visiting Sullivan's Isiaud, now that the Moultrieviile House :'s open. Archor'j Bazaar wants a number of youths to learn the business. While the Vigilants were practicing on Wed? nesday night, Lawrence Fisher fell and tho wheel of the hose reel ran over his hand, cut tiug it slightly. The Board of Supervisors of thc High School meet at" the Mayor's office to-day to elect a second assistant teacher. All dogs ?iund at large witbout a badge after tho first of May will bo killed. The Monumental Fair committee will meet at the Masonic Hall on Monday evening. The Committee vt Council, appointed to overlook the drawing of the local jury, will probably begin their labors to-day. The Phoenix ran off oue of her wherls on Wednesday night during a trial in Meeting street. The streets were alive last evening with steamers and Land engines, undergoing the test to be applied on next Tuesday. AU tho windows, bolcoubs and eligible places of outlook on Meeting-street, have been treated for by the lady friends of the firemen. The several slight accidents that have oc? curred so far. admonish our firemen to bo par? ticularly careful of life and limb whon they en? gage in the bona fide contest. THE GALAXY FOB MAY.-Charles Reade's new novel, "Put Yourself in His Place," is conlir. ued, and, so far, maintains thc interest which was felt io the firs* chapters. It bids fair to he tho best of Reade's works. "A Desultory De? nunciation of English Dictionaries'' is a queer compound of sense and nonsense. "Pairs and Repairs," by Lucretia P. Hale, is a woll written story. Mr. McCarthy's paper on "Enshsh To? ryism and its Loaders" is well written. "A Great Advocate, Jumes T. Brady," is a contri? bution thai will bc toad with interest. "A Choir of Songsters" comprise a collection of poems, which arc for the most part well writ? ten. "The Galaxy Miscellany" contains "A Tcxa3 Ride," " Captain Kidd-Why he was Hung." "Ibo Gastronomical Almanac," "Les Potits Italiens," " Acuteness," and " George Frederick Cooke in New York," all of which are very rcadablo, interesting artic-es. "Drift? wood" and "'Literature and Art" arc also ex? cellent. Tho editor's "Nebulae" are, as usual, sprightly and entertaining. On the whole the Galaxy for May is tully calculated to retain the good opinion of the reading public. MEMORIAL DAY.-At an extra meeting of the Ladies' Memorial Association, held yesterday afternoon, at the Home, in Broad-atrcct, ar? rangements were made for tho observance of the approaching Memorial Day, tho 10th of May next. Tho exercises will be open',? ..u a pra\er by the venerable Dr. ^Foun Bachman, after which an address will bo delivered by a distinguished Southern author, who has been invite 1 to be present. Two original odes wdl be contributed, one by a lady of Charleston and the other by a prominent Southern poet, and whilo the second odo is being sung the decora? tion will take place. The raiiioads have agreed to carry visitors to the ground, and thus af? ford ample facilities for a very large attendance. It is expected that all the tombstones will be up, before Memorial Day wbich will greatly add to tha appearance of the hallowed spot where lib, aide by aide, thc bones of-our fallen brave. The ladiea of the different cburchea in tho city are requested to take charge of the de ;oration of the graves in the city church? yards. Contributions of garland will b3 called for as usual from tho different residences, and all who possibly can, are earnestly requested to have in readineas some floral token. At the gate ot the Cemetery boxes will bo placed for the reception of denationa to aid in defraying the expen?C3 of keeping thc grounds in order. SCHUTZES FEST, MAY 5, 0 AKD 7.-The Schulz eugesellschafe, or Gorman ll flo Club, of this city, have determined to give a " 1 'oiksfesl," this apriug, which ahall exceed in splendor and attraction anything of thc kind which has ever before been attempted hi Charleston. It will be made to resemble, as far aa possible, thc same celebrations in the larger German towna, and every amusement will bc afforded, from a menagerie and circua to tho graceful dance-thus making it attractive, not only lo our German population, but to all clsesea ol' residents and visitors. In preparation for this grand/cic, which will take place May 5, 6 and 7, thc club have greatly improved their handsome grounds at the Schutzenplatz, opposite Magnolia, and hare erected au extensive ohed to accommodate those visitors who ruay desire to engage in the masterly and exciting aport of rifle shooting. The rifle clubs of thc neighboring eil iee of Atlan'.a, Augusta, Savannah and Columbia, aa aho the c'.uba of Now York, Jorco; City and Waahiugton, hive been invited and wili proba? bly uttend. It ia ?utondcd to be an event for Charleston, a three-Jays holiday for her peo? ple, and au attraction to thousands of visitors who will speud lboir money among us. In the German citioa, where these festivals have been held animally for hundreds ot' years, it la cuatuiuat j t\-i tho Mwrotaawto ot- ttm-ottiy where thc festival ia held, and of adjoining towns, toproacnt tire club tilth ?>oc im ens of their wares, which aro diatribnted as prizes to tho succoEBfol competitors ii the sports, and be*)? thus publicly exhibited and also noticod in the local presa, servo as an excellent adver? tisement for the goneroua donor. The advau tago thus to be domed was quickly appreciat? ed by tho merchants and manufacturers of New York last year, and their d mat iona to the National Volkafeac which was given by tho Schutzengeseilschaft of that city were very numerous and ot great value. ?Some of the Gorman merchants of Ibis city, acquainted with this custom iu their nativo laud, have al? ready signified thoir iutention to mako very handsome donations of th.s kind to ho clnb of this city, for their approaching festival. To accommoda 'o them and othors who aro similar? ly disposed, thc committee of arrangements have designated the fancy goods store uf ?'r. You Santeu. ou King-street, as a depot, where gifts intended as prizes will be recoivod, and kept on exhibition until tho commencement of the celebration. The programme of the "Volksfest" will ap? pear in a few days, as soon as the preparations are completed. li US I NESS NOTICES. HGBLEX TOB IXE SOOP, fish, clam chowder, boiled mutton, Ac, arc to be among the a'.trac? tions of Torck'a lunch table this foreuoon, R. MARTIN, NO. 91 Market-street, baa juat returned from the North with a aplendid atock of mcn'B, boy's and children'a fur, wool and straw hats; alao, a large and varied assortment of boota and oboes, which he is offering- i*t fair prices. Those in want of articles in his line will find it to their advantage to givo him an carly call. CLOTHDIO.-MI. Wm. Matt'iiessen bas re? ceived a large and attractive stock of spring clo'hing md furnishing goods for men, youths and boys. Tho atcck compriaea all the new stylea of goods and garments, aud every va? riety of furnishing gooda. The tailoring de? partment is supplied with choice spring cloths, caesimere3 and coatings, which aro made to order under the care of a French cut tor. Mr. Matthiessen haa been in the business fortwen ty-five years, and his establishment is noted for low prices and prompt attention, whilo his stock is always the V2t< uteara of the fashions. See advertisement. DoTTEUErt's Gn.ux MILLS.-J?r. S. Gourdin Pinckuey, for a long lime connected in a re? sponsible position with the Express Company, has purchased au interest ia these extensivo mills, comer of Calhoun and Alexander streets, and is prepared to supply at the shortest no? tice grist, corn-meal, pea-mcal (aa excellent article of food for cows,) and fcod of all kinds. The gentlenieu connected with these milla, Messrs. Dotterel and Pinckuey, are Charles tonians, of enerby and enterprise, and deserv? ing of "public .patronage. Orders can be left at Fogartie'a and Holmes' booV stores, Walker Evans cfc Cogswell's, and J. A. Quackeubush's, East Bay. Orders for Articles for shipment must bo given by half-past 10 o'clock, A. M. No extra charge made for drayage. Mr. Picok ney baa entire control of the business, and will endeavor to give evorv satisfaction to those who may favor him with-their trade. Jiu ?Irts. JpIlOTOGKAPH'COLOKINO. PERiOro WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS tinted with care and fa?te can havo their orders promptly filled by leaving them at Holmes' Book House. Written directions should in each case bo given 39 to the style of coloring preferred. Apnl 22 3mos? Jab Cops, <?lr. LATEST ARRIVAL' flF MWl???S, s" AT ll. M A H T IN'S. ' No. 91 HARKK T-STREET. THE CIT?ZEN5 OF CHARLESTON WILL please lake notice (hat I have just returned from tha North witta a splendid anil most fashion? able Stock of Men's, Boys' and Children's FUR. WOOL and S1RAW HATS. My Stock consists m part of : Fur and Straw Hats, Gen s' Broadway Hat*, Gents.' i-oft Hats, stiff Rim Hats, Cloth and soft fiat?. Children's Hats. Summer Hats, fine Pauama Hats. Gents' Slraw Hat?, Club Ha's. Pearl Alpine. Black Beaver, Pearl Beaver, Pi-arl anil B'uck Velocipede. White Bsavcr. ounce; Pearl Beaver, plauters'; Boys' Straw Hat*. ALSO, A Iare.e aud varied assortment of ROOTS AND SHOE??. R- MARTIN, No. 91 Market-street, Next Hart'! Hardware store. April 23 _ fl s2 PICNIC CAPS. CITIZEN AND MILITAR? CHEAP GLACED CAPS Black and Drab Felt Hst?, 50c, 75c, il . Picnic Umbrellas, 75c , $1. $1 25 Picnic Straw Hats, lev., 25c. 50c, 75c. STEELE'S HAT HALL, No. 313 King-striet. April 9 13 Sign cf the Big Hat. Shirts an) ?oobs. THE REASON WHY S S C S H O T I T A.? R, T R S AREPREFERRED OVER ALL OTHER STYLES OF Shirts in the marker, is to be found in the recog? nized superiority of their QUALITY, FINISH A ND FIT. Just received a LARGE STOCK of the above named popular make of Shirts, made expressly for our trade, which are offered at reduced prices. Also, Undershirts, Drawers, Handker. chiefs, Socks, Suspenders. Gloves, Col? lars, Cravats, Bows, Ties, Scarf?, and every? thing pertaining to a gentleman's toilet, at SCOTT'S", MEEIING-ST, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE MARKET. Jauuary 1 6mos Prags, Chemicals, tu. TUBE P~OFT THE ONLY CEUTA EN RAT DESTROYE R WITHOUT Disagreeable Results. ADOLPH ISAACSEN'g PHOSPHORIC PASTE, HERMETICALLY sealed au-1 warranted to keep fresh for all time the greatest dis ovory I of its kind In tba ago wo Uve in. No person need p be trouped with RATS, MTr'"P vtrn VtTTrte m ROACHES, for Mr. Isaacsen's destructive remedy is within the reach of all. Prepared only by himself, from rare and valuable compounds, its cheapness ls as wonderful as its efficacy. Hundreds of testimo? nials have been received (rom all parts of tho United States The great advautagc this SURE POP possesses over all similar preparations is the FACT that it ls Certain In Its Effects, and free from thc unpleasantness of rats dying in their holes, aa it causes them tr? lea vc. the premises to seek air, and consumas them so entirely as to leave No Disagreeable Odor. Numbers of references can be made to Persons In this City, who have successfully used it. SOLE AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA, DOW IE & MOISE, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Corner Meeting aud Hasel-streetsx April 23 mwl timo i horle?"on, S. C. HOUSEKEEPERS! HOUSEKEEPERS ! M E N-IVO .>! E 5-A S ? CHILDREN ! MKS-WOMEN-AND CHILDREN J READ-READ. "Cooling to Scalds and Burns," "Soothing to ali painful wounds." Ac .Healing to ali Sores, ulcers." Ac. 'COSTAA'S' BUCKTHORN SALVE Is the most extraordinary R\LVE ever known. Its powor of Soothing and Hi-aliUfT for all Cut'', Hum?, Bruisrs. Sores. Ulcer?, Chapped Hands and Skin, for sore Nipp es, tor Piles, fcc -is without a paral? lel. Uno person says of it: ''I would not bc with? out a box lu my house, if il cost S5, or 1 had to travel all th . way to New York tor iL" [X. I'. Evening Sews, ?rplember 5. ?y ?ll Druggists in CHARLESTON sell it. ?: COSTAIi'S " STANDARD PREPARATIONS ARS HIS BE ATJTIFIEK? THE Bitter-sweet nnd Orange Blossoms. Or.,- Bottle, $1-Three tor ?2. HIS "CostarV Kat, Roach, &c. External's. "Cottar's" Bcd Bug Exterminators. "CostarV (only pure) Insect Powder. "Only Infallible Remedies known." ' ! : I Hewar ?I ! I of spurious tmltitionr." "All Druggists iu CHARLESTON sell them " Address '. COSTAR," No. 13 Howard-st., N. Y. Sold in CHARLESTON, S. C. by GOODRICH, AVINEMAN & CO. March 23 DAO IJT EOS AD A LIS Purifies the Blood. For Sale by Druggists Everywhtttt July H oie Ui Q ll ARLESTON AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. AGRICULTURAL I il PL EMEXTS, GARDES SEEDS, die. OEO. E. PINGREE. Nc. 140 Meeting-street, charleston. March 24 , 6mo ^?5rt?utiC0l!5. D?TTERER'S GRAIN MILS, Corner Caliionn aud aYlexandcr-strcets. MANUFACTURES GRIST. CORS HEAL, PEA? VE AL, ami feed ot all kinds. Family orders supplied by waeron. Having purchased an interest in the above il ill. 1 am now prepared to supply my friend?. Those desiring to (rive me their custom can do so by leaving their cards at either of the fol? io * in? places where boxes will be fouud : Fogartle'a Book .-tors. King-street ; Southeast corner of Meet in^-sireet; Walker, Evans k Cogswell, Brood-street; J. A. Qnacseuhush, East Bay. Orders for aoods to be :h!ppe<l mu'-t . o left hy half-past Ten o'clock, A. M. Nocharge made tor cliayane. All communica? tions addressed to S. GO?UUIN PINCKNEY. April 23_ Q BI NIB ITS LLVU TO MAGNOLIA. THE (? VB 'CRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY announce to thc citizens ot Charleston that be has established a LISE OF OMKIBTJ5E-?, under the Superintendence nf Mr. H. GATES, to run from corner Meeiiogand Linc streets to Magnolia Avenue ai.d the 1 bri c Mile Bouse. These omnibuses will li ave oich terminus every half hour Irom 9 A. M. to 12 M., and pver.f quarter hour from 2 to 6 I'. M., ind will run every day. Fare 10 couts. A strict ndhoier.eeto Schedu'e guaranteed. Arrangements cnn be made for Picnic Panics, at Stage Office, corner lise and Meeting streets. April 21 wig_ROBERT GRAHAM. Kl I?AWBERRI1?S ! ?VTUNAN'S CELEBRATED STRAWBERRIES i.1 for sale at tt>e strawberry Beds, west end of Nunan-i-trcet. near the northern terminus Of But ledgc-street line of the City Balway. These are thc only Berries that will bear shipping to diitant points. All orders for shipping shall be promptly attended to. G. NUNAN. April 21_gfnrt" SHOW CASES! SHOW CASES ! ALL SIZES AND STYLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND and for sale. Toy9. Trimmings, Must-' ca) Instruments, Stationery. Base Balts and Fancy Goods, Ac, kc. ? stamping, Braiding and Embroidering neatly exe? cuted. W. McLiAN. March 31 lino No 433 King-street. REFINED FAMILY LARD PACKED DY PROCTER & GAMBLE, Cincinnati. Ask your Grocer for our brand of Lard In these Packages. Pack?J 3 ?, 6 lb." 10 lb Caddies 60 lb case? for shipment. Cheapest mode for selling Lard. Scud lor Price List. Imo_April 8 PITN^FOBTTES, MUSIC, <5cO. EJJCEIVfcID BY LATH. IMPORTATIONS, A choice assortment ot ri A NO FONTES, at strictly lector* prices; wuran'cd for five years. Also, eight dltforcut styles of Cabinet Organs and Uoludi'O H, if I bc bc-t milkers. Purchaser.! about i-clectiug an instrument are in? vited to call and examine thc supply ot excellent instrumente now offered for sale. In addition to the "h"T. .*?? <m*>w?ii?(l hoes to eall ni ton ri on to his fino stock or Mu6lc.il Instruments and Musical Mer? chandise, ot the be*t quality Foreign and American. A large an i varied collection of Mus'c Books, with late ai'd fashionable Shoe*. MU? ic on hand, and re? ceived as soon as published. Boosey k Co '* popular a'andard of correct and cheap Music Publications, from easy to the most diiU' ult, to suit all tastes. Catalogues fr?e on ap? plication PIANO FORTES kept for Hire. PIANO FORTES and other Musical Instruments tuned, repaired, taken In exchange and bought, HENRY SIEGLING, COK \ IC It IC I \ G AND BKAUFAIS, Xf3F" ENTRANCE THIIlD DOOR FROM KING. March 23 turimo Tin Plate, Sheet-Iron, Wire, and all other tinsmith's goods, for sale hy William Shepherd, No. 17 Hayne-strcet, Charleston, S. C FROM 4 TO 350 horso power, including the celebrate! Corliss Cat-ail Engiucs, slide Valve Sta? tion?r" Enginos, Portable Engines, Ac: Also, Circu? lar Alulay und Gang Saw Mill?, Su^ar Cane Mils, h baiting. Pullar*, Ac, Lath and Mungle Mills. Wheat ?k- \ t a -i < jm and Corn Mills, Circular My M TlisHT Saws. Bell inc, Ac. Scud Ta---for descriptive Circular und Price List. WOOD A MANX STEAM KNC3INE CO.. february 18 6mos Utica, New ?ork. frn ?noto, (Ste. SPRING OPENING. 1869. J. Fe. READ & CO. WE HAVE NOW OPENED A NEW AND COM PUS IE STOCK Of FANCY DRESS GOODS'. Comprising BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, Foullard Silks, Japanese Poplins, colored. Striped, and Chocked Silk*, Mourning rtlaS,Colurcd Lusttes. Leno*, MczuinhirjueH, Mu>liu and Cambric Hobes, Prlr.lcd LAWUS. Pcroalc-i and Peques, Silk und Worst? ed Figured GieuaJiues, Ac Ac We also call attention to ? ur vinetis.s ot' BLACK DRESS GOODS. ALPACA, BOMBAZINE, TAVilSF. 3-1 and 8-4 BABEGES, f ra]?c M?ret!es and ?rcnadiue, Hern?? n-es, lu variety, Canten Cloths, Mu vin? and Te Laines. LACE SHAWLS1. The mo:-t extensive assortment ot LACE SHAWLS ever before offered in Charleston. We are now prepored to show our customers: BLACK FREoCH LACE P01N I'S, from S4 to $25. Blacli Pusher lnoc Points, from $23 to $33. super Llama Lace Points, from ?23 to HW. ALSO, Black Merino and Cashmere SHAWLS, Black and White Silk Uienadiic shawls, Printed Broche Shawl*. Colored Fancy Challie Shawls, White and Ulack Barege Shawls, shetland 1 ha* 1?, Bhv-b Silk Coverings. Together with many other new and striking novelties to be fouud in our CLOAK AND SHAWL KOOJI. PARASOLS. SPRING OF 1869. We are now prepared lo offer a full assortment of all styles-lt O UN it, ?.QUARE AND 00?AGON, in Burlies, Fringes and Lace Especial attention is called to our novel!y. ?LA COtlUETTKfc" (FAN PARASOL.) SUN Ol G UL" LL AS, IN VARIETY. J. R. RE^D & CO., No. 236 KING, OPI03ITE HASEL-BTBEET. April 12 rc wi 3m03 ?lubing on?) /er?isfyij (Snobs. CLOTHING! OLOTHIIIsra-! GREAT ATTRACTION ! LARGE STOCK OF SPRING CLOTHING, . . **.-.? No. 291 King-stree* Corner of Wentworth. AN ELEGANT SUPPLY OF Spring Wot hing and Furnishing GOOD S,; FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS, ES Now Opeifed and Offered at Low Prlcee. The Stock comprises all tbe new Styles of GOODS AND GARMENTS introduced this season. Pur? chasers are invited to call and examine the stock and make their selection?. 1 FURNISHING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, INCLUDING THE STAR BRAND SHIRTS 1 Which I have been selling for twenty-five years, noted for tboir GOOD i-IT and Durability, lhere are four qualities of them. ALSO, A LARGE LINE OF LINEN AND PAPER COLLARS, Viz : THE BIRON'S, THE DICKENS, SHAKES? PEARE, THALBERG. EGBERT, GAROTTE, BISHOP, Ac. fer., Ac. THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT, SUPPLIED WITH Cholee French, English and American SPRING CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND COATINGS, Wh'chwill bc MADE UP TO ORDER in the best manner, under the care of a first-class French Cuttor. WX JUTTHIESSEN. B. W. DIcTUHEOUS, Superintendent. April 23 30 /inonriol. EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL AND PARIS. For ?ale by GEO. W. WILLIAMS A 00. Apt il 10 m wi 1-2 Dairfycs, JciDfln), (tic. JAMES E. SPEAK, No. 235 KING-STREET, OPPOSITE ff A SEC, DESIRES TO CALL 1HE ATTENTION OF HIS friends and the public oencrady to his stock of FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER PLATED WARE. AND FANCY GOODS, which he has Just received ot of tho latest style?, and disposing of at very reasonable prices. SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES of aU kinds. GLASSES BEFITTED TO SUIT ALL EYES. JEWELRY carefully repaired. Diamonds and other precio un Stones set to order. Mr. G. W. JAI HO having returned, is in charge of tho WATCH DEPARTMENT, aud all Watches for repairs will bc under his aupervl-lou. April 13 mwflmo Hepatic Bitters. TRY PANUNI. HEPATIC SITTERS, THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, AXD ALL DU EASES OF TI1E STOMACH AND LIVER. TnEV ARE RECOMMENDED 07 THE MEDICAL FA CULT "V. HEGEMAN Sc CO., AGENTS, NEW YOEE. MamifactnredbyC.F.PANKNIN, CHEMIST AID AT0TH5CABY, CHARLESTON-, S.C. ttg-For Sale by Druggists Every where.SXk Februaiy 15 mwflyr J. B HEAI10, N. Z. I W. J. HEir.D, NORFOLK. c. w YOUNO, x. X. I r. E. OOODBIDOE, PORTSMOUTH. JT^EARD, YOUNG di CU., PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 31? Washington-streit, NE fV YORK. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE OF EARLY VEGEGABLE9, FRUITS, P01AI0E1. Ae. REFERENCES.-Governor Z. D. Vance, Charlotte; W. D. Reynolds A Bro., Norfolk; E. G. Ohio. Super? intendent S. A R. Railroad, Portsmouth; Colonel a. L. Fremont, E. E. Burras?. Esq., Wilmington; H. K. Thurber A Co., Lancbran & Egbert, New York ; Bernard O'Neil', Charleston; Alexander A Russell, Savannah. 3mo3 April 2 Qn??on Salts. imported Wines. Liquors, ?cc. "f" BY A. H. ABRAHAMS & SONS. THIS DAY. thc 23d instant, at 10 o'clock, wo will sell at our salesroom, No. 35 Hsyno-street, i cases imported CHAMPAGNE, 2 casks Bitters > 8 cases imported Brandy. 6 bbls. Whiskey 23 cases imported Rhine Wine, 7 bbls. (119 dozen) Tumblers 1 cask imported Brandy, 40 boxes Soap 3 casks imported Gin, 10 boxes Adamantine Can? dles 3 casks imported Ale, Leask imported Bum 20 cases White Lead, containing 8 cans, 25 tts. each, i lermf-Amounts under 1100 cash: all over that 'amount 30 days, with approved notes. April 23 V Muscovado Sugar, and New Crop Muscovado and Cub* Molasses, per schooner Minerva, from Savana. BY J. A. ENSLOW&CO. Will be so'd THIS (F/ldey) MORNING, the 23d inf tant, at ll o'clock, alongside the schooner Minerva, ljicg at Brown's wharf, 176 BOXES GOOD GROCERY SUGAR 103 barrels good Grocery Sugar 300 barrels New Crop Cuba Molasses 51 hhds. Muscovado Molasses. .April 23_ Hoots, Shoes, Hats and Clothing. BY MIXES BRAKE. THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I will sell?t my store, coiner of Kir? and Liberty streets, 100 cases BOOTS AND SHOES, just received, con? sist Lng of: Casts MEN'S CALF P. 8. BOOT8 Cases Men's Calf Congress and Oxford Ties Cases Men's Calf and Kip Balmorals, Brogans ?ad M al afc offs Cases Ladles' Serge Congress and Balmorals Cases Womon's Goat Bootees Cartoons Ladles', Mis?es' and Children's Shoes-va? rious styles . 75 dozen Men's and Boys' Alpine Hats. ALSO, A full line of SEASONABLE CLOTHING. April 23_ Sale, without reserve, of the Entire Contents of Three Families Leaving the City. WM, McKAY, Will nell 1HTS DAY, Friday, 23? instant, at lt) o'clock, at No. 135 Meeting-street, The above for cash only, ou day of aale. . . i AI80, Br rrels WHISKEY, GIN and POTATOES, anAran dty it deles of Notions,' Counteis,- Ito., to pay s toma* and advances. Purchasers must come prepared to pay tbiB day. _m_j_April 23 Auclioh of Agricultural Implements. KNOX, DALY & CO., No. 130 Meeting-street, eor. Wentworth, WH1 sell on MONDAY, 26th instant; commencing at 10 o'clock, Ino. ENTIRE STOCK of a house retiring from business. , '.. ' Conditions cash._April l& " Auction Sale of Porlo*Rico Sugars and Mo? lona. KY RISLEY & CREIGHTON, Auctioneers. Will be sold at Auction, THURSDAY, 29th instant, at ll o'clock. A, M., on Accommodation wharf, THE CARGO EX SCHOONER NELLIE CARS, front Mayaguez, P.R, as follows: 100 hbds. Cheleo and Extra PORTO RICO GROCERY SUGARS 11 bbls. Choice and Extra Porto Rico Grocery Su? gars 75 puncheons Choice and Extra Porto Rico Mo? las .-es 12 tierces Choice and Extra Porto Rico Molasses. Terms of Sale - For amounts of $1000 and under, cash will be required; over Mut amount thirty days', city- acceptance will be received, or one por cent. dis? count allowed. April S3 . ', Real Estate. BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH, : NO 31 Broftd-street, South side, near State-street. At Private falo FIBSC CLASS SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA? TIONS Valuable Rice Plantations Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms Extensive ana Valuable Manufactories, Mill Sites and Delightful summer Residences in vari ont parts of the South. ALSO, HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS Of all sizes, prto and descriptions In every port of the city, january 25 mwt3mo SjUlHai ??inkis. (Eic. LUMBERTTW^ RETAIL. ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND QUALITY. AFULL STOCK OF WHITE PINE. FROM fi Ta? li inches thick, clear and weR seasoned. - - The attention of Builders and others ls erpecialrtr requested. Mahogany, Black Walnut, Hickory, Ash, Whit* Oak, Poplar Boards and Planks, Bo-ewood and Ma? hogany Venere. Newels, Balusters, Ac; alea at Manufacturer's Prices, Saches, Blinds, Doors, and all kinds of Mouldings. Spruce Spars and Ladders, all lengths; Shingle?,. Laths, fcc, constantly on band and for sale in quan? tities to Butt purchasers, by LH. HALL A CO., Successors tc. late J. N. Wood, Agent,, . Northwest corner Market-street and East Bay. . " ISAAC HALL, New York.) I. H. HALL._)_mwf Aprils STEAM SASH, BLIND AND DOOR FACTORY* L. E. CORDRAY & CO., No. 2 PRITCHARD-STREET, OPPOSITE J. r. TAYLOR A CO.'S MACHINS, SHOPS. SASHES, GLAZED AND UNGLAZED, alway? on hand PANEL DOORS, HOT HOUSE SA8HE8,' MOULDINGS, Ac, made ap at short no? tice, and at the lowe3t terms. L. E. CORDRAY..C. A. TROUGHS March 23 3mo ??tlrooos. sum? CAROLINA RAILROAD GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I CHABLEBTOS. H. C., April 9, 1869. ' I ON ANT) AFTER SUI-DAY,'APRIL?. Ilm, THU PASSKCOEB TRAINS of the South Car otu* Railroad will run as follows : FOR AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.8.30 A. Ki Arrive at Augusta.Hi P. M. Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and Gram) Junction. FOR COLUMBIA. . .,, Leave Charleston.:..co A. M. ?rr.ve at Columbia.6.10 P. M. Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Rail? road, mc Camden train. F0R CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.9.00 A. M, Arrive at Charleston.5.10 P. M. Leave Columbia...7 45 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.6.10 P. Iff, AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS (6UNDA.VS EXCEPTED.) Lesve Charleston.7.30 P. M. Arrive at Augusta.5.10 A. M. Connecting with traine lor Memphis, Nashville, and New Orleans, vis Grand Junction. Leave Augusta.*JJ P- JJ Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M. COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS. (SUOTAXS EXCEPTED.) Leave Charleston.?. *. Arrive at Columbia..?.\':*xir*z!J?JX Connecting (Mindays excepted) with Greenville and Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia.5.50 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.5.30 A st, SUMMERVILLE TRAIN. Leave Charleston.3.35 P. M. Arrive at Summerville. 5.10 P. M. Leave Summerville.7.10 A M. Arrive at Charleston.8.36 A BI CAMDEN BRANCH. Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains on Mow DAYS, WErsESDATs and SATUBDATSJ connects with up and down Day Passengers at KlngvlRe. Leave Camden....6.85 A. M. Arrtv e at Columbia.ll.08 A VL. Leave Columbia.2 20 P. sf? Arrive at Camden.7.05 P. M. Signed; H. T. PEA KR, April 10 General Superintendent,