The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 10, 1869, Image 4

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HE DAILY NEWS. Largest Ciroulation.? THE DAILY NEWS EING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE GNIZED AS HAYING 7//7AROEST CIR ULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN NG IN THE IX>STOFFICE AT THE END 01 ACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS ONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LA W. LOCAL MATTERS. -o MEETINGS THIS DAY. Orange Lodge, at 8 I'. M. Lot-holders Magnolia Cemetery, at 12 M. Homo Loan and Building Association, at 8 . M. Continental Fire Company, at 8 P. M. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY. Larron & Br?ns will sell at 11 o'clock, at e old Postofttce, tho schooner Bjlle. H. tr. DeLeon will soil at 11 o'clock, at the d Postoflico, railroad boudd. Knox, Daly &, Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at oir salesroom, Monting-street, shoes, cloth - g and hats. It is said that the Professorship of Law in South Carolina University will bo tendered Judgo J. L. Orr. The Militia.?Attention is caUed to an im rtaut order in rela'ion to exemptions from ilitia duty, published this morning. The Wbathek.?On Saturday morniug the irmomotef stood at 47 degrees in the city, t there was a chaugo for tho better yester ay, and at 8 P. M., the mercury was at 70 egrees. Attempted Rosbebt.?Several attempts ave been made lately to rob the fowl bouse of , John Campson, at No. 37 Hasel-street, d on Friday night the knob of the gate of e private entranco was broken off. Similar ttempts to robliavo, webeliove, been made at ie house of Mr. Hcwell. Householders must e on their guard; and for house tobbers we lave but two words?cotse canon ! Arrests on Saturday.?Abraham Edey, col red, by Officer Coatos, on suspicion of larceny f clothing from J. C. H. Clausson, Markot treet. James and John Stoker, colored, by Officer 'ipson, on suspicion of larceny of locks and keys from Mi. S. II. Oppenheim. H. C. Geriiin, by Officer Coates, for larceny of $10 iu currency from Lydia Dunham, colored. Joe Bbown's Pikes.?When Joe Brown was Governor of Georgia and a good Confederate, as well as a respectnblo man, bo had made several thousand pikes with which the Stato militia were to whip tli3 horrid Yankees. These pikes were never used, and were Bold a few weeks ago in Augusta. It is rumorod that these are the "aims of tho most improved pat tern'of which Governor Scott spoke so feel ingly, and that a large number of them havo been bought up for the c30 of the South Caro lina "molish." A iriond has lent us one of these piked, which may bo soen at our office. It is at onoo a relic of tho "has been," aud a suggestion of the "may be." . Fbeiohts Raised.? The Savannah News of Friday, the 7th insf., says : " We learn that freights to Now York on vegetables and fruits have been raised one hundred per cent, and upwards ; groeu peas from twouty-five to fifty cents, and peaches from twenty-five to eighty cents per bushel. Those inorensed rales will have a tendency to so increase the prices of early vegetables in Now York that there will be no demand, and consequently f-uits and voge tabels will lie androtwhoro ihoy are produoed. as the demand in this vicinity is not by any moans as great as the supply. This actiou upon the part of the companies has caused a great deal of discontentment among tiuck growers." Pebsonal.?Tho following South Carolinians graduated at the Southern Baptist Theologi cal Seminary on Saturday week last: George N. Askew, W. H. Leavelle, Thomas P. Lide, Jr., B. F. Miller, D. T. Smith. Mr. Gabriel Manigault and family, who had been living in Yorkville since Sherman's raid, left that place, on Tuesday last, for Canada, which, will be their future home. The En quirer saye: Mr. Manigault is a descendant of the old Hu guenot colonists of South Carolina, aud bis family have been identified with our State his tory for a long period of years. He was for several sessions a member of the Legislature from Charleston, where he resided until the commencement of the war. The genial and elevated character of bimeelf and family, and the pleasant associations connected with their memory, will long bj cherished by our people. He purposed to locate in New London, Canada, under the protection of the British Crown, and we congratulate the subjects of her Majesty in that locality upon their valuable acquisition. The Memphis Convention.?The following is published in the Phoenix of yesterday: Executive Department, / Columbia, May 8,1869. j The following gentlemeu are appointed dele gates to represent the State of South Carolina m the Commercial Convention, to. beheld at the City of Memphis, on Tuesday, the 18th instant : Anderson County?Jarnos Ii. Orr. Peudletotf'?William Perry. Greenville County?James M. Allen. Abbeville County?James S. Cothran. Newberry County?B. Odell Duncan. Rich land County?T. J. hoher t.son. York County?W. C. Beatty. Darlington "County?P. F. Whittemore. Marlboro' County?C. W. Dudley. Manning?E. E. Dickson. Charleston County?Andrew Simonds, Hen ry Gourdin,-George A. Trenholni, George W. Clark, Sam. Hart, Sr., William Gurney, John A. Wagener, Wm. 8. Hastio, B. S. Brans, John M. Morris, William Aiken, William La idler, John F. O'Neill, James f. Welsman. F. W. Dawson, A. F. Raveuel, G. I. Cunningham, W. A. Oourtenay, S. Y. Tupper. Robbbt K. Scott, Governor. Hotel Abuivals, May 8 and 9.?t'harten lon Bj>t?l.-~S. L. Harris, Boaufort; W. Whit house, W. B. Wilkins, N. Y.; Dr. W. E. Antho ny and wife, R. L; S. B. Woodbery, B. W. Wright, Barn weil; B. H. Mead, J. C. Taylor, Jr., N. Y.; J. C. Gilbert, Augusta; Mr. and Mis. W. R. Cloutman, city; C. A. Grinnell, Boston; E. P. Morris, Philadelphia; J. J. Proudhomme, Mrs. and Miss Proudhomme, Mrs. Schmit, N. Y.; A. Bouvard, Fla.; J. R. More head, Phila delphia; J. Craig, Mrs. Johnson, Rochester, N. Y. ; Julius Cornier, N. Y.; B. fiilbaum and wife, Wis.; J. M. Miller and wife, and two children, N. Y.; W. B. Kiff. Orangeburg; P. B. Nicker eon, Jose M. Est ;rino, C. Garcea, Ct.; A. H. Keeler, E. Isaacs, N. Y.; E. E. Chiaolm, Ga.; D. H. Lindema, Miss.; J. H. Cohen, George North, N. Y.; D. B. Smith, S. C; G. W. Mason, Jr., Postoffloe Department; C. W. Holsenpillar, N.Y. Pavilion Hotel.?W. B. Swain, Georgia; C. C. DuBpse, St. John's; John P. Buzzard, Phila delphia; C. W*. Rogers, St, Helena; A. P. Culo, H. D. Bremond, Pennsylvania; J. M. Halton, Abbeville; N. P. Duttro, Steamship Sea Gull; George M. E'liott, St. Louis; J. P. Sutherland, South Carolina; Mr. Tram bo, St. Dennis; D. Provost, E. Scornoil, lady and child, B. Taff, Mew York; P. Qu inn. City; G. W. Mclntyreand lady, Pennsylvania; E. R. Davis, Florida; H. H. Thompson, Maine; Mrs. M. S. Field, New Jer sey; A. Floyd, J. T. Exum, Charles Bnfkin, Florida; E. V. Joye, New York; H. Gorham, Steamship Saragossa; K. Moorman, Newberry; P. Heller,, Kingalree; W. A. Deaa, St. Dennis; J. T. Pennypackor, Philadelphia; F. F. Duffus, W. MoCHr*o, City. * '? Eaole Fibb Enoine Company.?At the fifty-first anni forsary mooting of the Eagle Btonm Fire Eagino Company, hold on Friday 1 evening last, 7th instant, the following ofli- : cers wore oloctod for tho ensuing year : w. B. y.olsxoBH, Pr?sident J. Bbki>, Vice-Pre*ideut. 1 j. O. Nolte, First Director. W. B. DbVeaux, (Second Director. J. B. Kimmkt, 1bird Director. j A. Shores, Fourth Director. A. M. Cohxh, Secretary. , C. E. Johsson, Treasurer. O. F. Beaufoht, Engineer. 1 J.O. Flaoo, Assistant Euglnoor. J. Lyons. Fir*t Axinan. J. H. Oliver, Second Axman. O. Webtenmobff, Third ?xman. C. M. Ham, Fourth Axman. J. 8. Hunch, Hall keeper. J. L. Ancuum, M. D., Ku'goon. B. S. Dubxea, Solicitor. The Monumental Faib was oponed all day Saturday, and opportunity afforded tho little folks to attend and enjoy its numerous attrac tions. In the evening it was, as usual, crowded. Tho Fau wiii uot bo open to-day un til 7 P. M., this being Memorial Day. Tho following is tho list of prizos won: Mrs. St. J. Holser, one tidy; Miss Ann It. Robertson, two paintings; Miss Laurence Stein, one moss cross; Mrs. J. H. Schulte, one fruit cake; Wm. E. Howland, one oil painting; H. B. Olney, ono ham; J. F. H. Blois, one doll; S. J. Burger, one ham; J. L. Toomer, one tidy; J. W. St. Am and, one fan; D. C. Marsh, one cake; Mrs. J. M. Groer, one pincushion; J. H. Devereux, ono opora oloak; R. D. Mure, one silver oake basket; C. W. Simons, one photograph album; J. Cornier, one doll, (Bloo Bell of Scotland;) C. O. Martin, ono wax cactus; Mrs. C. B. Cochran, two vases pomatum; J. M. Seignions, one silver ice pitcher; Mrs. J. J. Small, one iced fruit cake; H. J. Yates, one doll baby; James Wiley, one jelly cake; J. Bntlor, one tidy. The following are tho managers for to-night: JSenior Managers.?Hon. G. A. Treuholm, General W. G. DeSaussure, Colonel W. L. Treaholm, Colonel E. McCrady, Captain Jacob Small, Captain Henry Gerdts, F. R. Wiokonberg, Esq., "W. J. White, Esq., J. G. Milnor, Esq., Wm. O. Bee, Esq., J. H Honour, Esq., J. Albere, Esq.; George W. Wilhams, Esq., R. S. Bruns, Esq., Edward Sobring, Eaq., Wm. Laidler, Esq., T. A. Whitney, Esq. Junior Managers.?R. H. McDowell, Jr., Julian Barbot, F. W. Renneker, W. M. Mncken fuss. Rspoktes' Cbumbs. ?When it became known that membership in the loague alone would en sure public office, a number of tho ''latter day" saints applied to get in the mysterious circle but were rojoitod and left on tho outer edee. Alderman Barrow lives in Ward 5, yet repre sents Ward 8. This is certainly contrary to tho city charter, which requires an Alderman to live in the ward which he represents. The News has boon requested to suggest that business be suspended this afternoon after 4 P. M., to allow a general attendance on the ceremonies of memorial day. For tho accommodation of tho industrial classes, a branch of the savings department of the South Carolina Loan and Trust Company has been oponed in the rear of Hayden's, Ha Bel-street. Deposits reoeived between 7 and o'clock P. M. on Wednesdays and Saturdays Tho General Episcopal Sunday School cele bration will take place in St. Philip's Church on next Tuesday week. Bishop Davis confirmed twenty womj eight men at St. Philip's Church yesterday The Rev. Mr. Hay, of Society Hill, and the Pastor, the Rev. Mr. Howe, were present. The seventy-ninth Annual Convention of the rrotestant Episcopal Church in South Carolina will meet in St. Philip's Church on Wednesday at ten o'clock A. M. There will be early morn ing service at half-past six o'clock on Th?rs day, Friday and Saturday following. The scholars of Grace Church Sabbath School enjoyed a picnic at Payne's Farm on Saturday, and had a very agreeable time of it in the woods. ? . An ingenious young lady of mot city makes an excellent imitation of coral out of raiain stems dipped in sealing wax. A specimen will be at the fair to-night. _^_ \r *> Mehobial Day.?It will be borne in mind that to-day must be fulfilled the solemn duty of decorating the graves of the Confederate dead, whether in the public or private ceme tories. A large number of floral and evergreen wreaths and decorations are required, and is hoped that they will be supplied to the wag en s as they pass along the route prescribed The following programme has been adopted: The ladies of the Garland Committee will assemble at Marion's store at half-past 9 o'clock this morning precisely. The wagons will start at 12 o'clock M., and will pass through the following streets, collect ing flowers and evergreens sent to the rest denoes named: East Bay?Wagon No. 1?Mr. F. J. Porcher and Mr. O. Middle ton. Meeting-street?Mrs. General Conner, Mrs Smytho, Mrs. R F. W. Alston, Mrs. M. P. O'Oon nor, Hibernian Hall and Dr. C. F. Panknin. Society, Laurena streets aud East Bay?Mrs Blamyer. Calhoun and Meeting streets?Mr. Horlbeok Mr. O. J. Chafeo, Mr. Disher. King-street?Wagon No.??Miss McKay, Dr Forrest, Dr. Trott, Mr. Laccasagne, Mr. Siloox Mr. Whilden, Mr. Fennel, Mr. Knobeloob. Legare and Rut ledge streets?Wagon No. S Mrs. L W. Hayne, Mrs. Charles Axson, Mrs Robb, Mrs. G. Laurens, Mr?. J. B. Lafltte, Dr Bach man, Mr. Gilohrist, Miss W?gner. Tho commemoration services will begin at P.M. The clergy of'all denominations are cordially invited to unite with the association in the oeremonies of the day. The following is the order of exorcises: Ode by Henry Timrod, : Prayer by the Rev. Dr, Bacbman. During the singing of au ode by Miss Chees borough, the graves will be decorated. An ode by Mrs. Adams, wife of the R?v. W H. Adams, will be placed on the ornamented cross in the Cemetery. Tbe ladies of the association have been up to the ground and have arranged it for the day. A platform has been ereoted and a number of wreaths made on tbe spot. Trains will leave the South Carolina Railroad Depot, Ann-street, at 3:16, 4:80 P. M., and 5 P. M., and the Northeastern Railroad Depot at the same hours. Returning, the trains will leave tbe forks of the road at 6:80 and 7 P. M. Additional trains will ran at a Ister hon/ if necessary. Omnibuses will ran from Line-afreet to Magnolia every ten minutes, commencing at 8 o'clock. Fare, ten coots each way. Tickets for tbe round trip by the South Caro lina Railroad and Northeastern Railroad can be had at all the book stores and offices of Thk News and Courier, and of the members and oommittee of the association. The ladies of the different congregations are requested to decorate the oemeteries of their various churohes, and meet the association at Magnolia. The moss covered voluntary contribution boxes will be at the entrance to the cemetery, appealing silently, though eloquently, m be half of the guardians of the hallowed spots where lio tho bones of the heroes of the "Lost Cause," * The Win t a h s and Halamandebs.? ?ho Georgetown Times gives the following account of the return home of the Wtnyahs nnd Sala manders. Our ?romen thank their visiting friends for their expressions of kind fooling, and assure them that i hoy are not forgotten by the Charleston Firo Department : Many anxious eyes looked tor the arrival of the steamer Emilie, on Friday last, and our firemen wore in full uniform to receive their brethren. But disappointment was visible on the features of all at the non-arrival of tho steamer. On Saturday morning, however, tho Emilie steamed up to the wharf with her col ors flying, and quite a crowd assembled to hear what tho Winyans had to say. The conduct of our boys on the occasion of the Late parade in Charleston meets the hearty approval of all, and from what wo can learn, their efforts were highly appreciated. It is conoodod that thoy were second on the Hat, and bave no reason to be ashamed of their place in the picture. Wo bear continued encomiums bestowed upon (ho warm reception and cordial hospitality thoy received by their brethren, tbo Stonewalls ; and it will be many a long day before their visit to tho good old " City by tbe Sea " fades from the memory of the Winyahs aud Sila mandors. On Saturday evening an entertain ment was given by the Salamaudois that carried us back to the good old days of the past, and the only wonder is, in ibcse days when tho housekeepers find it so hard to provide, how so many choice viands were got at. The evening passed off in mirth, sentiment, and song, until tho noon of night reminded the assembly that Sunday was near at band. We understand the Winyabs are to give an entertainment next week, at which they expect some of their Stonewall friends to be presont. The Visiting Schuetzf.n.?After tho festivi ties of tbo Scbuetzonfcst closed on Friday night, tbe colebrants returned to the city aud enjoyed a ball, given at Ldndstedt's ball, which was kept up with unabated zest until the small hours of morning. On Saturday, the visitors were entertained by their friends here, by showing them around the city in vehiclos und on foot. Champagne and lager were liberally poured out in the private residences to which thoy were invited. In the afternoon the visitors were escorted to the steamship Champion with Muller's brasB band at their head. Aboard of the vessel, parting senti ments were drank, and champagne aud lager mercilessly punished. (Speeches were made by Professor Meier, Captains Melchers of tho Charleston Club, and Gerdes of the New York Club, and others, and a jolly time bad gene rally. The Charleston Scbuotzen gave the New Yorkers and New Jerseyians barrels of lager as parting tokens, and in turn received a barrel from the recipients. "All aboard" was sound ed, tbe decks were olearcd, and the good ship and visiting Schuetzen passed out of the pier amidst cheering and hearty hurrahing and other d?monstrations of "God-speed." The Fest has been an immense succobs, pe cuniarily and otherwise, and satisfaction is experienced on all sides. The Augustians re turned on Friday and Saturday, in "broken doses." State Supreme Coubt, May 8.?Opinions were delivered in the following cases : E. A. Searles, administrator, ads. J. P. Black well et-ux, et al, and E. A. tiearles, guardian, ads. Susan Searles. Moses, C. J. Motion dismissed. S. 8. Tompkins, J. W. Tompkins, executors, et al, ads. T. H. Clark, administrator, A. C. Tucker, et al. Moses, C. J. Motion dis missed. Jesse Heart et al, executors, ads. Savannah E. Berry. Willard, A. J. Motion dismissed. William Padgett and West Corley ads. H. A. Meet:;e, commissioner. Moses, C. J. Motion dismissed. C. B. Hazleden and A. Godbold, et al, ads. E. J. Mo u-ly, assignee. Willtrd, A. J. Decree Bet aside, and case reminded to Circuit Court under order. John Elroore, assignee, vs. B. M. Scurry and 0. D. Spearman. Willard, A. J. Motion dis missed without prejudice. Tbe court then resumed and concluded the call of-cases from the Fifth Circuit: John W. Earhart vs. Gerhard Muller. Con tinued. James A. Crotwell vs. Jane Boozer, et aL Continued. Jamas U. Adams vs. John Eleckley. Brief l?ujPby Mr. Carroll. Argument written; to be submitted. At il A. M?, the court adjourned to meet in Charleston about the 21st instant. B U 8 IN E 8 8 JVP TIC JE 8. Theological Books.?The attention of the members of tho Episcopal Convention is call ed to tbe collection of theological hooks for sale at Fogartie's Repository, No. '260 King street (in tho bend,) as may he seen by the advertisement. . \ Shirts and Gloves,?Scott has received a large consignment of the famous "Star" shirts, and has on hand an assortment of men's kid gloves, all sizes and colors, for sale cheap at the emporium in Meeting-street, opposite Market Hal i. -o Benxbiottna.?Togni, at his Meeting-street it?re, south of Market, has on hand a con signment of this famous liquor. It is made by ihc Benedictine monks and imported direct. This is properly called the very king of li meurs. A Chance fob a, Good Investment.--Mrs. ?owers, Florence, 8. Q., offers tor sale a fine residence in that thriving town, the terminus [>f the Northeastern Railroad, where property is daily enhancing in value; also, her half in terest in a first-class saw mill, near Timmons ville, S. C, on the Wilmington and Manches ter Railroad, now in complete operation. This property is well worth the attention of capital ists. -o Tbunks, Valises, &c, re-covered and re laired g one rally; new locks put on and lettered .vith owner's name. For sale, new trunks and i few second-hand ones. F. F. CHAPEAU, May 10 Meeting-street, next Mills House. JTiMuml. 0 EXCHANGE N NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL AND PARIS. For sale by OEO. W. WILLIAMS A 00. Apiil 19 _ mwfl2 WANTED J\0 PURCHASE, UNITED STATES BILLS O? ill denominations, snd NATIONAL BANK ?OIE3 too much mutilated to be redeemed by tovernment Agents, at fair prices, for etsb. A.GAGK A CO., Charleston loo House. MayS pHOTOGRAFH COLUH?lVO. PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS Luted with care and taste can have their orders ?romptly filled by leaving them at Holmes' Book louse. Written directions should In each ease be Ivor, as to the style of coloring preferred. April M_ ' _8moe* ry?AR.Wfif9TUM AO RICO 1*T If RA li WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. WRICUITURAL IMPLEMENTS, GARDEN SEEDS, Ac ' GRO. *. PINORU. NO. 140 Meeting-street, Charleston. Marcha* emo s Shirts an* /arn?9l)tnrj (fitooto. Fo?tt's b.iUTK of ai.i. styles and sizes, ready made or niado to order, at E. SCOTl'S bHIBT EMPORIUM. TIE8, bows, cravats and scarfs, in great variety and latest fashions, at E. SOOT'1'4 tUKMSHlNG STOKE. Amiuuoan. english and french hos iery, of all gtadfs, can always be found at e. scott's, Meeting-street. Reversible stitch* linen-faced pap*R collar** and cuffs, of all styles and sizes, at e. scorvs gent'sfurnishino store. s H TAR SHIRTS, USDEKSUIRTJ, DRAWERS, OF every kind, at E. SCOTT'S STAR SHIRT EMPORIUM. ANDKERCHIEFS LINEN AND SILK. READY Hemmed for Immediate use. at K. SCOTT'S GENl'S FURNISHING STORE INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS, LISLE THREAD AND .-ilk Shirts, at E. SCO IT'S EMPORIUM. RECF.IVKD HY KVEHY STEVMER FRESH Al) DII IONS to my already full stock of Gentle men's Furnishing Goods, Apply to E. SCOTT, Meeting-street, above Market. r|"*HE BEST ASSORTMENT OF KID GLOVES JL and Lisle Thread Gloved of all u ilors and sizes to be lound at COTT'S STAR SH1UT .EMPURIVSI, MEETING-STREET, OPPOsilTli THE MARKET HALL. Cnios S January 1 Clothing ant /tttnisljuuj Q?oobx A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, AT BLA.CK WELL'S sikw STORK, No. 91? KISCt-STRBBT, ONE DOOR BELOW MARKET-STREET, May 5 wfmlmo CLOTHING ! OT-iOTI3:i2<TC3- ! GREAT ATTRACTION! LA) > CS Lj| S' I 'OCK SPRIM; Vv)THTNG, No. 2'; tin lag-street, AN El PLY OF Spring Clothi?q im<! Furnishing g o o "os, FOR ME H -t AND BOYS, Now Opened and Ot. The Stock con); risen 11 and gahmen iulro chasers are invil a si make their solec at Low Prices. I v Styles of GOODS this season. Pur . oiino the stock and FURNISIIINO GOODS IN ORKAT VARIETY, INCLUDING THE STAR BRAND SHIRTSI Which I^a^ve-heen selling for twenty-five years, noted for their GOOD. F IT and Durability. There are four qualities of them, ALSO,vv. A LARGE LINE OF LIKEN AND PAPER COLLARS, Vis: THE BYRONS, THE DICKENS, SHAKES PEARE, THALBERG, EGBERT, GAROTTE, , BISHOP. &c, Ac, &c. p THE TAILOftlNa DEPARTMENT. SUPPLIED WITH i Choice French, iffinglisn and American SPMNGr CT^OTHSy CASSIMERES, AND COATINGS. Which will be MADE UP TO ORDER in the best manner, under the dare of a first-class French Cutter. WM. MATTHIESSEN. B. W. McTliKBOUS, Superintendent. April 83_ _| _80 PIMM'S HEPATIC BITTERS, TBCRY CURE DYSPEPSIA, .'WD AU DIB SAB ES Of ?H8 STOMACH ?FD LITER. THST AR I BICOHOTNJW? Vf *? M??DIOAL PAO'CLTY. , H3B3GrX3MA.1V Sc CO., agents, .new FOBJT. Hamifactrjr9d by ?.l. PANKNIR, 0HB9ST u? Afomounr, OHARLBSTON, S.O. ?Mfer Sale by Druggists JBv?rvteki*:-** February IS " mwflyr ^HisfcUantfjus. NOTICE. rpHE SALT W AT EU B\TUTNO HOU5E, OFF X. White Point Gardon, is now opt in d, and lna been thoroughly repaired in nil its various depart ment*. The l.udies' Imming iwih ha? been (<n lurged and rtfltted. There nre also several private 1 ailles Baths ami Dieseincr Bo m?. The Gentle men's Depattrueiits has alBO If r<< renovated. Tbo ICH CBEAM and SODA W?iE? DEPART MF NTH will be koiit In the best style and manner. Everything will bo in regular order under the man agement. M. McMANMoN, May 10 mwf Proprietor. FLU TINO I FLUT I NU! MRS. ZIEGf/EB BEOS TO INFORM THE LA DIK8 of Charlestou that she is prepared to do fluo FBENCU FT.UITNG iu shortest notice given at her residence, No, 8 UL \ KE-STBEET, one door east of America. mwir> May 3 A CAR IK THK SUUSORIBKU DKGS LE AVIS TO INFORM bis friends and thopu'dle that lie can be fouod at his OLD STAND, Hasel-street o..pooitePoHtof fice. where he koops FINK O ?HUI \OK>, open aud el se and BUGOIEv FOR HI HE. Tlianklul for past lavors, ho hope.-* that, bv strict attention to bu siness, to ment a continuance of the mum. MayC tbroO RIG ? A BI) Me M CNN Y. Brazier\s and r> heat hing Copper of all sizes, lor sulc hy William Shepherd. No. 17 May ne-street, Charleston t S. t\_ TRY THE FAMOUS ARCTfC SODA WATER, AT A. W. ECKEL & CO.'S, No. ?31 KING-STREET. Mav 7_ DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM FRANCE. INPOBTEU BY MKXSHS. BETTKLINI & TUGNI, AT JAUUSONVIbbE, FbA? BY RECK NT ARRIVALS OP THEIR LINE OP VMSSKh?, THE FUhLOWING FRENCH GOODS: ry f\ CASKS FINE CLARET WINE I \J 800 cases Fine French Ale, pints and quarts 125 ba?ket-< Fine Champagne, celei rated brands 20 canes l-iuo Benedictine Liquor 10 cases Fine Vermouth Wine 80 cases h iue Pomcgranite Syrup 76 ? a*0" Fine Sardines (quarte- boxes) . 10 cases Fine I runt-n in inucy hoxesj 300 gross F. euch Matches |* 50- boxes French S|?erm Candles 26,000 Frncy Kreuch Clay Pipes 60 dozen Fino French Calfskins and Linings. Samples of tho above cau bo seen at my stote, where orders will he ieceived for quantities to suit purchasers. JOHN B.TOGNI, No. 1?5 M E E T I S G S T it E E T , THREE DOOBS t-OUTH Of MARKET-STREET, May 5 _6 LUMBER! LUMBER! OKA t \ i\C\ FEET LUMBER isOv/.UUl/ 500 cords OaU Wood 503 cords Pine Wood. For sale low by the boat load or by the cord. JOHN TIENCKEN, April VI_Corner State and Market ?txeots. REFINED FAMILY LARD PBOC'IER & GAMBLE, Cincinnati. Aak your Cirocer for oar brand of Lai-tl In tb.es? Packages. Packed 3 lb, 5 lb. 10 lb Caddies, 60 lb cases for shipment. Cheapest mode for selling Lard. Send for Price Lisi Imo April 8 Iktlrouus. SOUTH OABOL1JVA RAILRGAU. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, i. Chabxestom, S. Oi, April 0, 1869. 1 ON AND AFTER sui DAY. APBIL Htb, TUB PASS'.^".1EB TRAINd of the South Carolins Railroad wlB run as follows : FOB AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.8.ho A. M. Arrive at Augusta.'..A 45 P. M, Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Memphis. Nt shvillo and New Orleans, via Montgomery an<* Grand Junction. FOR COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.,.8.?0 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.6.10 P. M. Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester It ?11 road, sue Camdeo tram. FW 11 CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.9.00 A. M Arrive at Charleston.ff.10 P. M Leave Columbia.T 46 A. M Arrive at Charleston.6 10 P. M AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS (CCHDAVS KXCEITBD.) Leave Charleston.7.30 P. M. Arrive a* Augusta.4.6.10 A. M Connecting with trains lor Memphis, Nashvill? and New Orleans, \U\ Grand Junction. leave Augusta.....4.10 P. si Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. M. COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS. (sundays xxckpted.) Leave Charleston.6.05 P. M. Arrive at Columbia......4.45 A. M. Connecting (Sundays excepted) with Greenville sad ' Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia..3 6 ) P. M. Arrive at Charleston.o.au A. M, 8CMMBRVILLK TRAIN. Leave Oharleaton.k.8.88 P. M. Arrive at Summerviue..... 5.(0?, M, Leave Summervllle.....7.10 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.8.25 A. M OAMDEN BRANCH, ? Camden and Columbi? Passenger Trains on Mom dats, WtsninaDATi and Satdbdayo, connect* with up and (.own Day Passengers at Kiugville. Leave Camden.0 35 A. M, Arriva at Columbia..11.no A. M, Leave Columbia.-.9.20P.M. Arrive at Camden.-..7.05 P. M. Signed! B. T. PEACE, April 10 General Superintendent. F KON A TO 350 horse power, including celebrateJ Corliss Cut-off Engine*, Slide Valve Sta tionary Engines, Portable Engines, Ac. Also, Circu lar Mulay and Gang Saw Mills. Sugar Cane Mile, t-haitlng. Pul?ey?. Ac, Lath and Shingle Mills. Wheel and Con Mills, Circular Baun?, Bolting, ko. Send for descriptive circular and Price List, WOOD * MANN STEAM .ENGINE CO., February 18 Smoa_Urica, Wow York. B08ADALIS Purifies the Blood* Wm* ftfsU %W IHrW??UtS aiveryrytoerc. July M MO l>i FRESH DlUOsT^ JUST RECEIVED, 6UIMA.1LT de (0.'.S PUEPAIlATIUKSi IODIZED SYRUP OF ?ORSE RADISH VEGETABLE CAPSULES OF MATIOO SYRUP DP HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME GUAYANA POWDERS. All fresh from Purls, and for ealo by Dr. II. BAER, May 8_No. 131 MEETING-STREET. FOR THE HAIR. JUST RECEIVED. PHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INV1GORA TOR AYER'8 HAI? VIGOR MONTGOMERY'S HAIR RESTORER BURNET'S COCO AINE HALL'S SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR CHALFANT'S COCOA CREAM LYON'S KATHAIRON BAR'tY'S TRICOPHEROUS REEVE'S AMBROSIA HAIR TONIC. For sale by Dr.H. BABIt, May 8_No. 131 MEETING-STREET. "SURE POP! THE ONLY CERTAIN RAT DESTROYEB WITHOUT Disagreeable Results. ADOLI?H ISAACSKIST'S PHOSPHORIC PASTE, HERMETICALLY sealed and warranted to keep fresh for all time? the greatest discovery I of its kind in the age we live in. No person need bo troubled with RATS, MICE, BED BUGS or ROACHES, for Mr. Isaacsen's destructive remedy is within the reach of all. Prepared only by himself, from rare and valuable compounds, its cheapness is as wonderful as its efficacy. Hundreds of testimo nials have been received lrom all parts of the United States. The great advautage this SURE POP possesses over all similar preparations is the FACT that it is Certain In its Kfleets, and free from the unpleasantoess of rats dying in their holes, as it causes tbem to leave the premises to seek air, and consumes them so entirely as to leave No Disagreeable Odor. Numbers of references cau be made to Persons in thin City, who have successfully used it. SOLE AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA, DOW IE & MOISE, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Corner Meeting and Hasel-streets, April 23 mwf 6mo Charleston, S. O. HOUSEKEEPERS ! HOUSEKEEPERSt MKN-WOJ1EN-AN? CHlLDUEV t 1 a*?t?T Wernau:??Ana? vniiiOREN t READ?READ. *' 1 1 ': 1? "Cooling to Scalds and Burns," "Soothing to all painful wounds," Ac. 'Healing to all bores, ulcers," Ac. 'COSTAR'S' BUCKTHORN SALVE Is the most extraordinary SALVE ever known. Its power of Sooth in? and Healing for all Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Chapped Hands and Skin, for Sore Nipples, for Piles, Ac., Ac?is without a paral lel. One person says of it: "I would not be with out a box in my house, if it cost S5, or I had to travel all th ? way to New York lor it." [N. Y. Evening Newt, September 6. M3T AH Druggists in CHARLESTON sell it. ? " COSTAR'S " STANDARD PREPARATIONS ARE BIS jB ie Jf?. TLX TIPIE ? 1 THE Bitter-Sweet sind Or Ange Blossoms. M3T One Bottle, $1?Three for il. HIS "Costar's" Bat, Rossen, &o.. ExtermP*. "Costar*e" Bed Bug Exterminators. "Costax's" (only pure) Inseet Powder. "Only Infallible Remedies known." "111 Beware 111 of spurious imitations." "AU Druggists in CHARLES ION sell them." Address "COSTAR," No. 13 Hovrard-st., N. Y. Sold in CHARLESTON, 8. C, by GOODR ICH, WINEMAN die CO. March 23 Die lyr DUMBER AT WHOLESALE AND B KT A IL. ALL DESCRIF T10NS AND Q UAL1TY. AFULL STOCK OF WHITE PINE.TROM ? TO 12 inches thick clear and well sea?one I. 'Ahe attention of Builders and others is especially requested. Mahogany. Black Walnut, Hiokorv, Ash, White Oak, Poplar Boards and Planks, lu? ewood and Ma hogany Veeners, Newels, Halusters, Ac; also at Manufacturer's Prices, Sashes, Blinds, Doors, and all kinds of Mouldings. Spruce Spars and Ladders, all lengths; Shingles, Laths, Ac, constantly on hand and for sale in quan tities to sutt purchasers, by 1 H HALL & CO.,. Biicotssors to late J. N. Wood, Agent, Northwest corner Market-?treet and Fast Bay. Isa ao Haix, New York.) I. H. Baia._) mwf 2mss April 5 STEAM SASH, BLIND AND ?00? FACTORY. 3L.. E. CORDRAY & CO., No. 2 PR1TCB7ARD-8TREKT, OPPOSITE J. P. TAYLOR A CO.'B MACHINE SHOPS. SASHES, GLAZED AND ?NGLAZED, always on hand PANEL DOORS, HOT HOUSE SASHES, MOULDINGS, Ac., made up at abort no tice, and At the loweat tenais. L. a COKDBAY........0. A. TROUGHS Mare o ?8 ^ ftno Auction Salts. Boot?, Shoes, Hals, Clothing, $c. IiNOX. DALY & CO., No. 150 Mooting, corner or Wentvrorth street. Will noii XUlg DAY. f ommencliigatlO o'clock A. M., Men's and Boys' Black fcnd Fancy FKLT HATS, Men Women's. Youth's and Miesen' Balmorals, Congress, ralf nnd Lasting aaitors. Slippers. Ac, Cassimere Suits, Sacks and Vests, Hoviery, Handker chiefs, in Pongee, Pluin and Pi luted Hemmed Lawn. Sundowns, Purses, Envelopes, Shoo Brushes. 8poel 'thread. Printed Calico blurts, Paper Col lars, .'-c. also, On account of United States Government, 1 case FINE BKOWN LINKN TOWELS 1 caso Fine Brown Joan Drawers. Conditions cash. May 10 Schooner Belle, Thirty Tons Tonnage. W. Y. LEITi/H & R. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. Will be sold 1 HIS DAY, 10th ins?., at 11 o'clook, at ttie eld Postoillcs, That FINK AND WELL CONDITIONED SCH0ON KB called the BELLE, as slio now lies, with every thing complete, at Central Wharf. Terms?One-half cash; balance In cote fit sijr months with bank interest und upprovsd endorser. Putcbasor to pay us for papers and stamps. May 10 Pensacola and Georgia Railroad First Mort gage Bonds. BY If. H. DeliEON. I will sell TKLS DAY, May 10th, at 11 o'clock, at the Old Postofuce, in Charleston, 8. 0? $10,000?(TEN IHOUSAND DOLLABS) OF1PENSA COI A AND GEORGIA RAIL BO AD FIKST MORT GAGE BONDS. MS" JacksonvUle, Florida, paper publish once. Tallahassee paper once. mwf 1 May 10 Assignee's Sale. BY A. H. ABRAHAMS & S0NS, Auctioneers. By virtue of an order of sale to mo directed by the Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge or the United States District Court, for tho Dlstriot of South Carolina, 1 will offer for sale at Public Auction, at the Old Postofuce, foot of Broad-street, Charleston, South Carolina, on SEVENTEENTH DAY OF MAY. 1809, at 11 o'clock, A. M., all the light, title and interest of Julius H. Op penheim in the following LOIS OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS thereon: LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS thereon, situated in tbe City ot Charleston, at the corner of King and Hudson streets, and known by the Num ber 432; measuring twenty-three feet two inches, more or less, and in depth on the north and south lines two hundred and forty-three faot, more or less. Butting and hounding to tho north on lands of Mrs. C. Oppenheim; to tho east ou lands of the South Carolina Bailroad Company ; to the eouth on Hud son-street, and to the west on Ktng-stroot. Lot of Land, with the Buildings thereon, known by tho number 434. on tbe east sldo of King-street; measuring ou tho east and west lines thirty-five feet nine inches, and on the north and south Unes two hundred and forty-three feet, more or less. Butting, and bounding to the west on King-street; to the north and south on lands of Mrs. C. Oppenheim; to the east ou lands of the South Carolina Railroad Company, and to tho south on lands of estate of H. W. Oppenheim. ?hat Lot o. Land, with the buildings thereon, sit uate on the east side of Ktng-streetj known by the Number 436; measuring on the east and west lines thirty-five feet nine inches, and ou the north and south lines two hundred an t forty-three ieet, more or less. Butting und bounding to the west on Ktng street; to the north on lands of - Aimar; to the east od lands of tbe south Carolina Railroad Com pany, and to the south on lands of Mrs. O. Os>pen 1 hat Lot of Land, with tho Building* thereon, sit uate at tho northeast corner of King and Ann streets; measuring ou the east an I west lines sixty, three feet six inches, and ou the north and south lines ono hundred an \ fifiy-nluo Ieet, more or less, i B-attin I and hounding to tbe west on Klug-street, to I tho north on lands of -; to the east, ou lands ot the South Carolina Bailroad Company, and to tue south on Ann-street. also, ONE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST, in foe sim ple, in a Lot of Pino Llhd, situa te m Korshaw Coun ty, in the State of youth Carolina, about three miles from the Town of Camdon. measuring and contain ing about ninety acres, aud loruaerly belonging to the Estate of-Workman. Terms?One-third cash; balance payable in three equal successive annual instalmoy-*^ J0PuTCd by bond cr bonds ^ ',"ne parchaser tUtb "interest tbcre on at the rate of seven (7) per cent per annum, paya ble annually, ojid mortgage of tbe real estate pur' CuSBOd. Purchaser to pay for necessary stamps and papers. * _ *?*at conokbn ?The creditors of JU LIUS H. OPPENHEIM, Bankrupt, h IdingUensoa the above Estate, whether by Judgment or otherwise, are hereby notified that under order of the Court dated April 20, 1860, they are hereby required to prove ana eot?\>u.u ?.u?i., 1 i mm before J O. CABPKN TEB, I sq .Registrar, on or bet?re Tom axj v,r IRAfl- or clee be excluded from any benefit of tbe sale arising under the decree made in this ease. HENBY B. OPPENHEIM, . - Assignee Julius H. Oppenheim, Bankrupt. May 8 u?3 Dwelling Mouse on South Bay, BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE. At Private Sale? Tbe pleasantly situated DWELLING HOUSE en South Bay, third west of Meeting-street, containing four upright and jjswo half upright rooms, one dress ing room and double piazs*; on the premises Is a kitchen. Lot measures about 26 feet (including the right of way of a pa?s?ge common to this and the adjoining Houco)and about 170 feet deep. 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