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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON ? CO., PBOPR1ETOUB. OFFICE No. 149 EAST BA T. ll : ?' ??MB-DAILY News, one year.W 00 DAILY Haws, six months- ". 3 00 DAXLX NJBWB, throe monthK. 2 00 TBI-WEBBXT NEW?, one year.3 00 ' TBI-WEEIH? N EWS, six months. 2 00 PATMKN? invariably in ad var oe. Mo paper sent .nissa the ?ash accompanies the order, or for a long CV ?m? than paid for. Tn DAILY NEWS will b e served to subscribers in tate city at 10 cents per week. JLDV&BTIBAMKITTS.-First insertion, 15 cents a line; subs?quent insertions, 10 cents a line. Business notice?, 90cents a line. Marriage and Funeral No tiees, One Dollar each. I ' 1 ? If JB WS B UM MAM &. -Gold closed in New York on Saturday at B -Cotton closed steady and less active. Saks 3500 bales. Middlings 28|0. in liverpool on Saturday cotton closed easier. Uplands HJd. i - ..'m. H.Xcppott, a well known druggist of. .*W il m mg ton, N. C., died on Friday laat. ;jorge C. Goodwin, a well known patent rn ; ue man of Boston, was found dead on XV ?J Jsday night in Sixth Avenue, New York, - - VJ ry lar pe qua uti ties -of black walnut lum? ber a. o being shipped from tennessee to Now Yo. k. The 1 ?ga arc morely squared and other? wise a lipped whole. -j. woman named Ann McMahon was terri? bly warned1 in Washington on Friday evening, h. . .J oxplosion of a koi'oaono eau which she li .d ..laced pear tho fire. ??<; - .he French Rho Of baUla ship1; ^n?art\ Uood aa a school sbip for the Imperial navy, ari,<i about three hundred naval etudonts on b~-d, arrived at Annapolis ou TUursday morn? ing. . . , ouriuU '\\ [\ -Connecticut baa ratifie 3 .'?flhe,|'?|;t,e^trrh Amendment. The House roached a vote on Thursday and passed the amendment by ??6 hundred and twonty-six Republicans to one hundred .tnd; fpux Doraobf?ts, ..Th?^.B^i.?'Jte had previously ratified it by thirteen- Repubii? ?aas to six Dem?crata. _.Ti ' ' It ia sat ? that Gooree W. Smalley, the Lon <do.; ..oecial far tl\e NewYorlij l^ibuqe^who for .waiucJ the "triple alliance ' dispatch to this <jS.:uJ7j ,*? ?he ot the ablest and most trust w or thy coi'jr?spprj^onia u): "tegropo, and holds th) moat, intimate relations Tvikh many leading ?tateamm fttjg jn-omiri?^meu' on ;the Conti? ne, i-. '?'.'ri;, ?t-rt?C - - A rema .-kable gam J of billarda was played in .{JW York city on Tuesday evening between ?AV. diam Goldi h waite, the well known profes? sion .1 player, and a young.man named Morris Du!;. The gamo was for $250, on the same to. i aa tho national tournament, 1200 points ?Pi push, i-shot barred, and/caroms counting t?ii jj. The score at lue close stood Goldth waite, 1200, Daly 379. Mr. Goldthwaito ran out on the twenty-third inning, making his average slightly above fifty-two. Three of his rana were respectively 126, 103 and 219, and .sevon others exceeded^ fifty each, The loser, ?otwiiih?Ukudiug his overwhelming defeat. ^?j?t^ i'v 'g^f'^iiig ^jJ^MSM^mBm . * -_-~a?^.f.t'a?"<.?iB o?."o??ouman are filled with tho delegates who have repaired tubber from the mates of Seo tacky. Tennessee and South Caro - lina to consult with the business men of Cin? cinnati as to the plan of building tho proposed route and termini of the great Southern rail? way, which our Cincinnati contemporaries say is universally regarded to be a fixed fact. These gentlemen say they have ??Ve^k?oyVn a public enterprise to awaken such uni vernal, and pro? found interest. The,gentlemen who have gone there to invite investigation andcompare notes Wit h tho commercial men of Cincinnati are rop roseutoti as men of wealth and poaitinn, Vter? ribly in carneat," and willing and anxious to render a, hearty co-operation in all matters looking to the consummation, of the grand result. Governor Scott, of South Carolina, a largo delega1, ion from Knoxville and the board 4l Ist^^insh, hoard ot trails, and. chamber of commerce of Oharlestori;. South <Jaroliaa> ar rived'Wednesday evening. At ten o'elbakjtfturs day a public meeting waa ^e?^.a?;: tee; rooms of the tyrrel o? trade, where the visiting commit-. ' tees worelo -present, their claims to: the Cin? cinnati City Council, chamber of coinnjorco, boam of tra'de, and business men generally. The"peopl? are urgedby t?ost of the' Gmo!4-' na? presa to let no opportunity pass to farther' the interests? of this enterprise. ,'., , .. > .? % -TlMPSpraguetfamily have mea^ureil ptieugth with tho Brown family* and been overthrown "t'^Orsje,. 'toot and dracoes; . The contest waa " nominally over the font in effect it convulsed all Rhoda Island.' The preliminary batt?? was in the nominating -convention.' Mayor Doyle, brother-in-law oft Sprague, was put up for renomination by the < ( S prague family. > The convention, - however, - ' - nominated & Brown mau-George L. Clarke- I "nominated Colonel Yan Slye'k, who was ?hat! g"-; ed by Spragne iu ,hifl Senate..\sp:edchV - m? be remembered, with bringing pp bia men at Bull Ran like ? flock of sheep. The campaign was now entered upon with vigor . and it seemed to be a question which of ?j i the two million, dollar families, the Browns or . ' the Spragues, would bleed.the most freely in r r behalf of their respectivo champions. Rub - apparently the S prague men lound tho odds w tpo heavy for them, and on tho night before the election Doyle withdrew from tho'canvas's, ' giving the curious reason that hs didi not triait to be ? party fco tho "public dobauchmon^' e going on in the'eanvass. The election*! resulted ?1R mfcvorof ,thp aoti^prag^e' ,can?Mdattt,by a large "* maj oil ty, though tho Spr ague men made a. rally in the course .oj the day, lipping to carry jthe field tof a/i conp-ao-mojn. Tho result of this opening battle of tht war ie a regular Bull Bun disaster for Sprague, .but perhaps he may rflly and organise y^t for victory. -Mr. W. W. Corcoran, a rioh retired banker of Washington, bas executed t.. deed trans? ferring to a board of nine trastees the spacious and beautiful building erected by him several years ago on the corner ot Pennsylvania Ave-, nae and Seventeenth-street for an Art Deposi? tory, together with tho ground upon which it is situated, and all the back rents due on ao , Wont of it? nae and occupancy by the govern? ment, to be held by thew io perpetuity as a free picture gallery for the City ot Washington. ty The amount due by the government on ac? count of rents will reach nearly $100,000. Mr. Corcoran gave also his larg? and splendid col? lection of paintings and works of art, valued Rt . many thousands of dollars, to bs placed in tee buildings above referred to aa a nu? cleus for a still mor? extensive collec? tion, which con hardly fail to grow! np nuder such favorable auspices. The gentle? men named as trustees aro Messrs. James M. Carlisle, Dr. J. O. Hall, George W. Biggs,, An? thony Hyde, James C. McGuire, James G. Barret, Joseph C. Kennedy, and Henry D' Cooks, of New York, and William T. Walters, of Baltimore. Tbs value of tee property trans? ferred to 1 hem as above ii estimated to be worth at least $1,000,000. In addition to this, Mr. Corcoran ha? iu lunated that it is his inten? tion to still furtuer inoreaso the girt by an en? dowment at a future day of $300.000 iu monoy, to bo dovoled to purposes connected with his preeont donatiou. Mr. August Belmont, of New York, who became apprized of his munifi? cent intention, bas written to Mr. Corcoran, authorizing the trustees, when they shall have entered upon their trust, to choose from his celebrated collection twelve pictures, whick ho will thereupon convey to them, to be added to the gallery there, as the Belmont Contribu? tion." - Hie virtuoB of that model Queen, Victoria, and the inoffensive mediocrity of her amiable consort have by ne moans descended to. their eldest born. The Prince of Wales, indeed, might be takon aa the model of the bad young -nan of the period. Doubtless he is no worse than othors; but scandal, like death, loves a sh minc: mark, and certainly Wales Bb ines in souidal mora brilliantly than in anything else. While tho Prince ia disporting himself with, BO mach magnificonoa iu the Orient, there are oort ai n grave whisperings hmong the gossips of Warwickshire County at home which threat? en to become unpleasantly outspoken. They involve the domestic peace of a country gen? tleman, Sir Charles MordAtmt, the honor o? his wife and tho legitimacy of a newly born in? fant. Sir diarios considers that tho child has no eli h? to bis narao, aui a?r?ire that if there is law in England hs has the o vide nc o which will convict the heir to the throne of an offence known to criminal law. If Wales ia innocent, h? is cor tandy very un fortuna to. Whether he Stays at home or goos abroad, scandal fastens apon him, and gossip claims him as her own. His continental trips of last year furnished in? numerable tales of waywardness, and now ho has no sooner oaoapod into the wilds of Egypt than one of bis titled subjects presents a very bad case against him in England. It ia a pity to think how much good "bringing up'' has boon thrown away on thia yoting man. CH AB li?Si .ON. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 17, ?869. ? ?fi i i i ?' i . i ? . , : -. The Downfavll ot li ad tcitllsm. mt Hand. The Grant Administration has been in power but ten Weeks, yet it has managed in that time to accomplish the destruction of the so-called Republican party. Few at the South are . aware pf the tremendous revulsion in feeling throughout tho North, caused by the Policy and appointments of tfte. ne^ Prssidenjt.., ia Waphington, a few days,ago, a prominent Radioal said to the Writer : ??*? You Dem?crata used to say that "thc circumstance that Grant happened to "be no politician proved the salvation-of the "Republican cause, in the oanyasB., ,H?ow ^ever that,may be, the same circumstance "has. Certainly brought about tho ruin cf <'Dur i party; now that : we ara in power. Thia ta tho key-note to the conviction that universally',' prevails at ' this time' among politicians of every 8tripe at the North. It would have been Almost, impossible for any hiere military leader, like Grant) utterly without political training, to have run the vast Federal machine. satisfactorily in the interests of a party, even had he eeen fit to avail himself of the aid cf ft streag party g???SSt? v*'-' *-'-04- * ---vy- - *': ' jPj^jT su?o^^?aT ' *15lTjep?i]n?, perhaps, ?outwell, there is not a member of his Cabinet that is not an objeot either of hatred or con? tempt io tho' ruling, spirits of Radicalism. Nor is the enmity of Ike party leaders the most serious misfortune . which the new administration. baa incurred. The small politicians of every State and county of the North-the roen who bore i the .heat .and burden of the conflict in Novemher, and who feel conscious that by their money and exertions the battle was won, have t? War med to Washington only to get thc oold shoulder from the' President, they have, helped to make, ; and to see their ownTocal "slate" ( jjftp^ ffi? ?jpeils; of which they had well .camed tho disposai, given away to personal favorites, ox to those who oould claim ' kinship, more or less re? mote, to the occupants of the White HouBe., Stung and mortified \\ to the lft?t degree, these men have -goii* ?oaefc .to ties they control, with curses upon their? lips and wrath i?'ihei^li?artsV'i Tho local .elidions jfUX e,eon', .t'e?t't?^tal? of; their treatment andi^.r^su^t,,,\. Especially in the Nouth west ia tho break-. up of thc RcpUblioan Organization surely 'Mud a^^liXT<^^^?f qMWf?f S?^H' openly a^god^o^^ i? fnlfiHt?. - The Chis&go Tribune, ?the giant o?r the Radical presa ih the Weat, denounce* Grant in unmoaoured terms, and calls'1 for th? immediate formation cf m/nsw p%rty; and the cry has bsen promptly caught up and re-echoed ?n almoBt ev?ry CosigfOBB?onal 1 it is already conceded that t&iftero^r**?'. Will control the next blouse-'of Representa ?noiraui?gii/.^a{)r,,^??j^' jjjjg ^j?/?enaie?.: and the shrewd Congressional hanger a-on, 1 the parky rats- Who hiave .hitherto clung s? i tonaclouely to the timbers o^i??..R*aip?l praft> a^o'geit^feady i?, |^J|^)?IJ sinking : Bhip. ly, . ?i ' j, y "?' A party which ia thus m tx tr emin nt, the [ North seeks with the desperation af deepairl to gain a now lease of life at th? South. Conaoious that wbheut aseManecit cannot much longer delude the .ignorant negro masses oh whoso votes it'rel! i s for support, it is striving by moderate professions, fair promises and the bribes of offico, to wjn j over enough of our people to give a show of respectability and & hope of permanence to its organisation. The effort will fail, in spite of the complete control which thc party has had of the. State government, there is not to-day, in ike State of South Carolina, a corporal's guard of respectable white men who would not resent aa an in? sult the imputation cf Radicalism. How hopeless, then, mast be every attempt,In the flatare, to drum up decent recruits for ? cause, whieh is already admitted by Hs great lights to be practically defunct i ' !---vu '????????>? m mm ?<? >.., of the " Ooid for Golton ".mofe te New York Times says : "The cotton crop of the present year* M sold for specie, afc present pri?es, would realise to tho Southern planters between three and four hundred mil? lions of ?foltstV iri go?d j ahd ihougk it ia ,a*eiaetjthe k^^^^^A^ .fO/fWohji^ countries jo nay for it in Ooi?, it is undoub edli for the interest 0? the South toeoU foreum la fa, its possible. Thore.re obstacles' to the Success ot tito B?uth Whiob we do not see any prospect of bein* sufmbtinted? Tbc International Boat Mace. Young New England is all agog over the approaching trial of muscle and training in the raoe that has been arranged to take plaoo between the representatives of the champion boat dubs of Harvard and Oxford Universities. The contest, we are told, will test "thc pluok and the physical energy of the most illustrious coll egos of the two continents," and should Brother Jonathan chanco to win, great will be the glorification thereat. Here, at the South, too, we have our o rack oarsmen who would doubtless like to pull in the raoe. We mean the sinewy negro boat orews of onr sea islands. In the days of slavery, it will be remem? bered, a few wealthy planters offered to matoh a picked orew of these stalwart boat? men, for a handsome purse, (five thousand j dollars, if we reoolleot aright,) against any < equal number of o ar arnon, amateur or pro- 1 fessional, in the world. . The boat dubs to whom the challenge wa? ?ont never accept? ed lt, influenced, doubtless, by that absurd prejudice of.race and color, which is now a thing of the past. ButtUeblaoks of the. es? islands are boatman still, and we are sure that a splendid orew-freemen and brethren all-could be readily mastered to meet the lithe Oxonian? and their Yankee riyals. What say you, men of Harvard ? Will yon illustrate the progress of the age by giving Coffee a ohanoe alongside of you, in the coming struggle on tho Thames ? Tlie Reviews. BLACKWOOD, ron A PEIL, Contains the conclusion of that capital sto? ry-Doubles and Quits; articles on John ?ebie, Mr. John Lawrence, the Outgoing and Bloom? ing President, the Reorganisation of the Ax mies of the Continental Po wers, the Triumvi? rate-Gladstone, Bright and Lowe-as well as the customary allowance of Cornelius O'Dowd, and the usual political paper*praising Disraeli and condemning Gladstone. TOB NOBTH BRITISH, ros MARCH, Contains the .following articles : The Boyal Engineers, Russian Literature, Revolutions in tho Queen's English, Dean Milman, The In creaso of Lunacy, Tho Hudson's Bay Company, What i H Man's Chief End, Public Works in India, and the Reconstruction of Germany. '. Those magazines are issued by the Leon? ard Scott Publishing Company, and sold by j John Russell, King-street. " T?? ??ew Y<^rk Journa?of Commerce endors? es the new idea in prison reibt in, na mo ly, the commutation of punishment as a reward for tbo) exemplary behavior of convicts, and as a means of disciplino in habits of industry and Virtue. The commutation laws have been adopted in twenty states of tho Union, and th.re is also a United States 'statute of the same purport, bearing upon persons con? victed upon offences against tao United States laws. _? _ TUE doclarod purpose of-Secretary. Bout well to pay the national debt at the rate of $1,000, 000 a week, to begin with the payment of tue first million this week, prodnoad an immediate and stimulating effect on the prices flL-tfctt-fltf? ferent d*?Mes Of K3?$i?mo?TTo??l8 in both t?ftl?fiF- .Meantime, we notice, gold keeps staadily rising. ff^S A BBTTliKD ENOUSH Ii ADV WISHES j\_ a Situation aa an experienced Cook, flo ob jeoilons to go in tbe country. Apply three doors from ua.?i Btrcot. o a KASf RAY, for three days. ? Way 16 , - ... "' ? "? 8* :'A YOUNO UDT BK?IRK? A H ITU A J\ TION as Nursery Governess. Mo objoctiou to leaving tb? city or State. Unexceptionable refer? ences ?iven and required. Address A. B , Key Box No. 88. Charleston Postofllcs._May 18 WAN TKO, SURSjtKlBKRS VOA ALL THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS ' April IL , ', '.y'.r',.: jj.VOf l^Wnut?^U ''1'irAMTMD- aOKNtS^TO BIC^L THK W AMERICAN KNI HING MACHINE. Price $25. The simplest, cheapest and beac KpiuiuR Ma? chine ever; tuvqnted. Will knit" 2'0,00Q atitcbe? ptr rnIwute. Mooral In?uoemonts to Agent*. Adflress -n7B ^???..u>.:? ,'',,(? '* * i ? .. item ^'JjjiJ? ? ? lirANTKD, WttST-Oh**B, TlfAyku-; ', VV-' LING SALESMEN ia,every State, .flood : wage? nra liberal per amt. ?nd steady employment. . A44??s, wi^at?mp-% F. HOWE?Nd: ?Sf-??t?h-. {? .*tt>,??vy ; . *?y ? - ? .: *j^AflUaiV! 'I?Vil^l?*B?J[|?i.;;!|??- *WB-' SCBtBBi to the CIRCULATING WRRARX CHARLES Ci BIGHTBP/S Select .Library of, New Book? contain all of ,the Wt puhlUtlona., ' 7, . . ;\*yAMT?p. AOI???TSI WitlR i'llB AMRR? -'VV CAN ?FA K M ER S* H OR H B ? BOOK, JA Both Eog l?eh and Germany by Kobeatt StBwart. V. ti., of Mien. 1 RH>Wor? ?overs the whola graun?t of;j??e gradin*?. : Sud;racing, and the treMmsnt of; hpr*ea aud nmlea. botte in siesneaa and health - j Jt%*? won tts Jwkv'toi popular favor, aittl is, to day tho most popular and WAH TK o- A OB: M TS^STO 'T?os??t?vvFi? K month, everywhere, nMie .s^femsle,, to in? troduce tho a?smmm IMPROVED COMMON braid and embroider, in a. most erarerlor-manner Pi ice only t^^MV.^m^'^-^itvi^ w?j i <fj?, ^ J^T roF *W ??*Wao thar will sew a -rW?oM^fSMm. .frtfOWWst?oaentn than otes. ??tTusietfWe-- ??festfc .tock stitch,",:Every aeeo?d -> ?t?h ?atotnoonl?. mn* still tbe.ji'o tb cannot ?* WtfclesJ' cast-iron machines, none* tho 8K,hjft nama hr otherwise. Oars is the \2$&?S&lffi#l ftBdpractical cheap machine TO ' HL&feV, TWO K IN-HS ?ARO ?l ROO MK on olio floor, with closets and every necessary requisites aiso? lurulshed rooms tor gen? tlemen, with buggy houao and'stable. Apply In BJCAUFAI?^TR*J?T>,oJ?p?Hts Mtey?fc. ' PW* : ? .>. '.' : : - ..pim* : rpO IlBlNT, ? 0??MfJ*OttTABiiK: MMU??-'. X M tho northeast comer of Bokard and Combi? street*. Apply to <L D. KENNED!, No. 124 Church "troet. ... i r. . ,lV , May 17. fJ??AL,.4^% WWW!,**** 0***** ?lng hontes to refit, cai nave ^halr Fla?iMs, Ac, printed at the lowest rate?, and in tho newest and neatest strias of type, st THU NEWS JOB O Fi ICE, No..H9 East Bay. 'mt itBtUT, TUM HAL? OB* A I SUITS K, S5S?f^t/ ?*T' XsxmsssaileiisAv, Apply at THIS ' J-UULU-LL JLL_UUliaiLliji^X^ i JfUlltlttlWl. THE WOH??RFCXr LITrLE JEWEL, Jflrcttng?. ST. AXDiihiV's IiUUUI?r No. 10. A. IT. Ri. mH? UE'JLLMl COMMUNICATION OF THO I abovs l odge will te h?ld THIS b VENING, ut Eight o'clock, at Musoolc Uah. By order W. M.. E. N. JE\N S EBET r. May 17 Score-ary. I. o. ll. ?.. PALMBTIo ENCAMPMENT, No. 1. THE IthO(Jt.\li MEETING OF THI CAMP WILL be hola THIS EVBWIWO, at E'gbt o'clock, ut Odd Fellow's Ur ll, comer King and iv berty at roo is. By order C, I?. wo UK lix C. OJ AUK, So ri 00. May 17_m bl, 15ap5,19 my3 17 je7.2ljyl.18 PALHKXl'U BTKAU FIRE ESGIISK COMPANY. rpm UKOULMt MONTHLY MEETING WILL JL take plaoe at the Hall. Anson-^treot, at Light o'clock, TO-MOBBOW EVENING. 'J ho Committeox ot the different Companies that visited Atlanta, and th? gentleman who accompanied them, are iuritod to be pro-out. By order of tn- President. ALEXANDER DUNoaN, secretary. May 17 _. PALMETTO P1H9IKKH C O-O P Hilt A TIVE AK300I AXION. THE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF '1 His ASSOCIA HON will be held at Market HALL, THIS EVE.SILO, 17th lust, at Eight o'clock. By order. W. H. WELCH, May 17 Secretary and 'I roaauror. COraOIlTTBIC IU li, ?.TI NO. AN ADJOURNED MEE IT NO OF TBE COMMIT? TEE haring hi ha mi the arrangements for a M&ta Meeting or Irlahmen to welcome General O'NEIL on his eon tom plated visit io this city, is call? ed tor TEM ETGXIHO, at Hibernian Hali, at ii ?ht o'clook._M?y 17 STATIC A1UD1CAJL. ASSOCIATION. AMEETING OF THIS ASSOCIATION WILL be held io Charleston on THUBSDAY, 20th day ot May, with tho view to reorganization. I letrlct Societies are earnestly requested to send delegate*, and all members of ihe profession in tho State are invited to attend. The varions railroads and steamboats will pass delegates tor one lace. JUAN DOUGLASS, M. D., Vice President S. C. Medical Association, h tate papers insert twice and send bill to President Association. rio May ll ObttC?tton?l. 1) R I V A T K INSTRUCTION.-Al R S . WOTTON will form a Class for < 'ral Instruc? tion in HISTORY ANO Lix KR Al URIC generally. The system is calculated to awaken the liveliest ia tereet in the pupil, inducion concentration, which ls the prime first cause of all success in a student, and which is seldom or never attained by the ordinary course of instruction. For terms apply at Restdenre, corner of ARCH? DALE AND MAZYCK STttEET?. May 17 mthm3* pst ait) /fluni*. T OST, ON THURSDAY, TM IO 13th 1 j alt., between tho touth Carolina Railroad De? pot and Wratworth-atreets, in King, a pla>n COLD BRACELET, marked on the inside "Burroughs." A suitable reward will be paid tor lt? recovery. Ap? ply at THIS OFFIOF. a May 17 lox Snit. FOR SALK, OUC.HA1.K INTEREST IN one of Pa^ev first-class CIRCULAR SAW M ILLS, with Buildings, Lot, tte, located on the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad,' near Tim monaville, S. C., now in operation, and plentifully supplied w?th limber. . . . ALSO, . A oomfortable DWELLING AND LOT in the thriv? ing Town of Florence. The Lot measures 75 feet front ou Irby-*treet by 300 feet on the lin ? ol Cheves-etreet; bein? centrally located, ls ono of tho wost desirable residences in the said town. For far? ther particulars, address Mrs. II. L. bOVVERH, Flor? ence Hotel, Florence, 8. C. ra May 10 .iii-1 . :CiUK HALE.-THE UNUKHSIGNEUOF Jj EER> for sale a one-half interest in the omeo of THE ABBEVILLE BANNER, toa cash purchamr. The office io well supplied with printing material; has ample facilities for Job Printing, ss well as the pub? licados of a Weekly newspaper. The paper has a large list of subscribers, and enjoys an advertising patronage second to no other paper in tho .State. Terms made known and further partjci??ps 'given on -fcpp'rhartion.- W. w. FARROW. April 23 _mwflmo RUCTION BE HS, BROKERS, ANO : "Hi>?rs wishing "lor Bale" Placards, Business Cards, or other Job Printing- ext emmi nt- ? i. dispatch, will oonsolt tholr interest by leaving the r orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 140 East *J?1_? Lil g ' ' T7H1H SALK, A LIGHT DRAUGHT i J} NEW ORD ? R-BUIL V BOAT, copper fastened ; centro keel; 21 feet A Inches long, and 6 feet * inches beam, with sails, oars, rudder, anchor-every thing lix order. Apply at THISOFFICE. May M STEAM : ENGIN ES VOR ?ALE CHEAP, if Spphod tor Immediately (1) One 12-horse Portable ENGINE . , (1) Ono 4-horso Portable Engine. ; XMO/ ' ' "* '',r; tl) Ode 8-horse-power ENGINE, in good condition. . CAMERON. BARKLEY A CO., Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland-streets. " Jannarv 16 Out . I?. "BILLE, OL? NEWSPAPERS IN any qu inri ty. Price 75 cents per hundred, ibe cheapest wrappl o st paper that can be used. Ap? ply at the office of THE NKWS. Marchi UK ASSURANCE COMPANY. ..... ,::j?y ^jSb?Ss^HL^l '"1 r ': ??lee i Park Bask llnSLUs*g, Ko?. ?14 . . . . and Broadway. CAPITAL.im?\,............ .$1940,000 COB ADAMS,; President. ;. WILLIAM T. PHIPPS, Vice-Preshlent. ' HEAR* ?HLPBN, fcecxtfary, i?/',^0.ii??r-'j?'5p J. T. hpWh?XtMi] ; ? Agent for State of Roath Carolina, > W .va -. Office No. 37 Broad-atreet. J. 8. BUIST, M. D., Modioal Examiner. ' tSt S?E-AGHNT3 wanted throughout tho Btato. Apply by letter to J. T. BUMfBRIiYd, Oeneral I jjBSfji S SSL i. ? j ? ia i i ta ' a [ylBg?Sffig * i ; JfOU OtG?-T TO INSu?t? ?fll THE CHARLEST?N BRANCH . tu m&Mkm omi T ?o N. F0$ T|p POLIX>WINQ REASONS 1st, Beatuse it ia a homo institution in mi. ged and controUed by your o.vn citizens. 2d. Because it le the only mooted institution of the kind that loans Us funds in the states from which ..th?yaw-aeriveaiv'1'- -;rrT;..' ?rap ?> . > ?>> I '3d. ?eeadee It is purely mutual; all policy holders 1 WNW itsproflfe or earnings. It? larg? and u> rer%a?*y asssts 'belong exclusively to the policy " atn. Because its; rates are 1 wer than those of most other companies A nd its dividends will bo larder. : Sib. tieeaufe it Inverts its funds at rate's of interest averaging ten per cent., we Ile Eastern 'comp mies' rates ayerage lesa' than seven percent XHrls makes Ihe" dividends of the Associ?t on lareer and the rates of premium amiUM One hundred dollars improved ?t six percent, for Arty \ oar? will amount to $1,8*2 til The same ?mount invea'ed at ten per cent, will pro? dnee ?ll 78? 0?. Difference in Lvo. of the Aep per cent Invo?tmont S?,8?7 08. . eth Because warn ought to insnr in a enccesefal In stf ration; and ; ho Life Arsocla?lon of Amorto? ia ac knowledged by ita enemies ?'"well as lr* frtsnds to be by far t ? tuMi suao wfni lif? insu .ance lnehtu> lion of lt? ag? in tho United ? tates. NET A8B?TS OF THIS Df&AUt MENT LN VEt? ILD 1N 1 HlS? COMMUNITY. ?100,000 depositfld in the In^urano . Department Of. the Stat* Of Missouri (accord aw to l.w for the protection of pohoy bo.dsis. ' .v OJfficei *. 54 G. LOPKH, Pree'nt p.-ashier People's Nat. Bank). \ G. ??SUES, V.'??-f ??sicient (W. w. wnilden & Co.) K. E. J?NF1NH, SA. D" Medical Examinor. ] lilreosoi?. ' JOHN B. STEELE (?rf Vorth, Steele * Werdest.) O, ^V?NB W*?^B1?"Ws,k6r' E7ttn" * ^o??welL) B. T.'pH^^tWn'J Ku^nntendent ?. C. Railroa?. D. H. SILCOt, Wholeaal?and B?tail Furniture. 1 N. P. CARTER, Seeret*ry tancl .tScnt, Mareil M ; lyr No. io Broed-street, N & 8KABKOMI?, ^\->Tt6ftNEY3 >T;LA-W. v AM? 8 ? L 101 TO BB IN EQUITY, CMs^tMt??, S.C. Ofoee in the Courthouse. ?. ft. OHUJ?KRi.?iif, Atty-GeneraL. .a. a. SKAEBOOS. ?ri Jimnscinrnis. KV*.?IM? KNTEUTAINAIKNT OK cnn CHARLESTON TURNVEREINS WIM. BE HELD THIS EVEN I XV, MAY ll, Commencing at Eigbt o'clock. May 17 THE OUMMITTEE. A GitVMi PltOAlHNADIfi ?ONCKUX AND TABLEAUX Will be given at MILITARY HALT., on Wentworth etrcet, in aid of the Calvury Baptist Church, to com meneo TH i* Evening, mh ofmay. The public at large are Invited. Price of Admission: (frown persons, Fifteen Cents; ?'bildroUi Ton Con's. Doors open at half-pa t ?even o'clock. Perform? ances commence at Eight o'clock P. M. J. 8. C. SMALL. May 17 1* Secretary. V ffifjOCIPKDK KINK AND SCHOOL.. A SCHOOL FOR VELOCIPEDE RIDING. SUP? PLIED with a number of tho best Mnchinos, has been opened iu HAYNE-STREET, over the store of L. CHAP?N k Co. Byciolos will be let out by the hour, and. the art of Biding taught by experienced riders. For terms, apply as above, to OEOROE MENDENHALL CHAPIN. May 14 3 EXCKIiLKNT lUtU VAT*; BOAKOI?0 is offered at Summerville, which is noted for its healthfulness; aud near to the depot. Apply to Mrs. C. O. WHITE. m April 12 /inattnol. EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL AND PARIS. For sale by GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO. Apt il 10 - mwfl2 BANKERS, gTOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER3 AND MER? CHANTS, wishing Cheeks, Blanks, Letter Heads, or Job Printing of any description, ctn get their orders filled promptly and in the neatest style, at cheap ratet?, by Inplying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 140 East Bay. ? EXCHANGE LONDON AND ON NEW YORK. Sold by LESESNE k WELLS. May ll Imo No. 10 Broad-street. WAISTED rjlO PURCHASE, UNITED STATES BILLS OF all denominations, and NATIONAL BANK NOIE3 too much mutilated to 'fie redeemed by Government Agfn'V, at fair prices, for cish. _- """ A. GAGE ti CO., Charleston Tee House. May 8 Bra Publications. J^OOK BUYERS WILL FINI* IT TU THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS - - CATALUOUr. The List will be Changed at least Once a Week. NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS ron SALE AT FOSAIl'HIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY. MEMOIRS OF BARON BUNSON, by Frances Bar? oness Bunsen, a volumes, $7 00. MAX MULLER'S cHIP.s FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP, a volumes, *6. COUNTESS* GUICCIOLI'd RECOLLECTIONS OF LOBD BYRON, ?2 60. BALDWIN'S PRK HISTORIC NATIONS, tl 70. CATTLE PLAQUE, or Contagious Typhus In Horn ed cattle, by Bourguignon, ^ 26. ON SEATS AND BADDLKS. BITS AND BITTING, Preventative and Cure of Restiveness in Horses, by Franois Dwyer, of ?i? Austrian Strvice, $2. ANNUAL 'SCIENT IFIO DISCOVERIES, or Year Book or Facta tor 189?. $2. . ". THE WONDERs'OF OPTICS, by F. Marion, sev? enty li ngravingft, SI &0. : THDNDfc.lt AND LIGHTNING, by DeFonviolle, 39 Illustrations. *1 60. . . , , BIOKMOBE'H TRAVELS IN THE EAST INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO, with Maps and Illustrations, $5. EMIN EN J* WOMEN OE THE AGE, W.th 14 Steel Forjrsffe M'#>.'; "., MOI ERN WOWBN AND WHAT IS SAtD OP THEW, from mo Saturday Review, $2. l i ' : THE7 HHAKftPEABE TREASURY OF WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE, by. Sterns, $2 50. I BARlDJITTtt JEAM1LI*? QUOTATIONS, being an ttttemnt to trace their eourere. ?3. .'..., '.. THE RING AND THE BOOK. Rotxut Browning's ne? Poem, complete in 3 volumes, $4 . . . 7 i>; PALESTINE, b? RI A AND AM A MINOR, by Jacob R. ratete. M: D.. $2. ,i CHINA AND THE CHINESE, by Rev. J. Li Ne* vin?. Maps and Illustration*, ST76. LIFE AMOWG THE APA?UEH,, by John 0. Cre I mbnyVfNk' ' '?':'??. '-' . i.-j ADVENTUBES IN ?THE'.APACHE COUNTUY, by JT. ROM BVowneiilUissrtated tor the author, ta. ENC YOI OPvEDI A ? QF FEMALE BIOGRAPH V, .ed?tf* byM..)G.;Adauo8).|ia),. , , ^ ^ 1 u A*y ?fiminom peeks rwH bq *ent ?y Mal1t *4"PJ j paid on rec? ipt o i price, by'addre?sing rOGABT^? BOOK DEPOSITORY, No. S60 Kiog-street, (in tho Ben'd',1 Charleston. S. C. ' May IA. ?o i ; ' ;. <mwgmo3 J^US?BL.1.*3 BOOK g^iin?l.^ .,":, WEEKLY LIST NEWBOOKS, Ac. TBS POET AND THE PAINTER, or Oems of Art ?nd h'ongi with ninety-nine largo steel engrav? ings, imperial Svo. morocco, ?20. TENKXSON'S ENID. lil istrtted by Gustave Dore, fo , , Ho, m an elegant binding, $101.- . TKN^THON'S LoOHBiai HALL, illustrated by Bonnesy, ' ?'octavo, ts.; '..''-. .. i. : -.u.i.Tl-'i ? GaaY's EXMnr, with seventeen, finelyjoolored draw? ings and a photographie reproduction of the orignal manuscript, 4ip'$6.2A. WATTSIDE POP?ES, original .Pot m H of country life, ... edited by Robert Buchanan, with forty-seven illustrations. 4to. $10. \7 THE Binn, by Miohelot, illustrated by two hundred and ten exquisite engraving* by Giaoomelli, $6. CHRIST TN ?OHO, or nv ms of immanuel, selected from alt ages' by Phil ip -Schaff, D. D., Hvo, doth gilt ext?*, $$, ii ..:,),,,?? COWPXB'S . f ABLE TALK, and other Poems, beaut!? . nilly illustrated by the moat eminent English, Artists. !velume. M0.J8,,., * , KTO?T WITHOUT AN END, from' the Gannan of Oat rove, large ato. With fifteen beautiful plc. tures, in imitation of water color?, $7 60. . (CHRISTMAS CAROL, by Charlea Dictan*, with thirty illustrations, by Eytingo. smalt 4 octavo. $6. SocTiA'a BARDS, the choicest nroduotionn of the ?. oltish Porte, beauttfuUv. ..llustra'.od. Bro, $4.1 MARMION, toy Walter scott, w?tb fifteen photographic . .Uluhteattoa >$$, ? ,. fr~" 'rr!n~*' " ? LAIB or TBS HOLT I. AND. from ancient and modera writers. with sixty-three illustrations, 8ve, 8. < HAMBBR8' BOOK ot PATS a raiaoellanv of popular antiquities two large volumes, poval Ovo, $9. ' The above are ?Wiri elegant binding*. . , January 1 <...., ?. Jyr ,* T t>; H .u^fc'':?ii'*,f ;#y ; DYER AND SCOURER, Mo. 1*1 M sortea*** tareet, . Between King and Archdale. Gent*'Coats, Vests, Pants and Hat? BYRD, SCOUR? ED and PRESSED; al"> Blantest* and Carpet* Clean? ed and Washed with greatest dispatch. April S 2rao TOHI? I?. AhBIARllHft, ACCOUNTANT. NOTARY KURUC?Np QKNSRAL ' AGS HT, Na. Uti Br?ti*-etr??t. RE8PE0T FULLY SOLICITS BOSIRKSa II? AD JUSTING ACOOUNT3 of Melania and others. andinWRrflNG UP AND POSOTN? their BOOKS, oliWmpa*of ?)^*e*/ ' /*??ty ? . v ?- -'if. bvMl W ; ". if f -. i i u ; ? rit ?i JDro ?ooos, Qftc. DRY GOODS ! DRY GOODS ! GREAT ATTRACTION! T. MCCARTHY, N o . ?04 K1NO-STUEE T, Corner of Wentworth-slroot, WOULD RKSPEOTFULLY INFORM TUR LA? DIES and public generally that he haH JUST QPEN BO a lurga and well solnctoj srOCtt OF DRY GOODS, vfh ch will be Sold at prioos which will defy competition, counting tu part of: BAREGES AND GRENADINES At 25 coots per yard worth 40 cents. A BARGAIN. LENOS AND MOZA UBIQUES At 30 cents worth 00 cents to Finest Quality. ALSO, A ?U1! and comoleic r.toci of CALICOES, Long cloths. 8heotlngs, Pillow Ussinua. Lrish Linens, Ta ble Damasks, Towellings, Diapers, Hosiery ? Gloves, Cassi more's. Tweeds, Embroideries, Laces, White Goods, Lace Shawls, Parasols, Cordts, Hoopsklrts, Fans, Notions, A-c. Terms cash or city acceptanco. T. MCCARTHY. No. ?94 KIN ? - S T II K li T , Corner of Wenthworth. May 17 mw fl mo CHEAP GOODS. GREAT SALE! AT FURCHGOTT & BRO., CORNER KING AND C A.LHOUN STREETS. IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICKS MADE IN order to effect a clearance of special lots ot Goods on hand and to arrive. This is an opportunity which should not be lost sight of by ready money purchasers. The following are a few quotations from some choice lots: CK APIS IWARKTZ at 28 and 80 cents, best KINK ST V latos UFBALHURAL.S at $1 75 and $2, I?IQ,CK only 30 cents; Marseilles 40 and 60 cents PA. ft A SOIJS, a nice selection, from 00 cent? up BOBBIN KT for Pavilions, from f3 75 up FINK ERKNCH COKSETS, irom 90 cents up DIAPUR MSiF.v. DOYLIES, and other Linen goods, 10 and 15 per cent, ohcaper than any ?00 DOZ KN TOWELS from 12<? to 60 cents LARI fc,?? AND MKN'S VNllUUWkAR at n oder? te prices 4-4 LtiNOOi.oTHS from 12^ cents up MK*'S FINK PANAMA HATS only?l 68 DU DI K S XI C GUQD8, Hosiery, Glove?, well asssorted ahd Bold at nearly cost i>rioe. ? WHCBGOTT & BIIO'S ., No. 437 King-street, corner of Calhoun. An exclusive department for Boots, Shoes, Hats and Trunks. 3mos May 3 NEW ca-oox>s. J. R. READ fe CO. No. 3? 3 KING-STRKKT. HAVE THIS DAY OPENED AN ASSORTMENT OF BLACK DRESS GOODS, To which they invite the attention of the Ladies. BLACK BYZANTINE, 8-4 WIDE-A NEW ARTI? CLE Black Crape Maretz, 8-4 wide Prack Iron Orenadine, 8-4 wide Black Hernanni Grenadine, 8-4 wide. ALSO, White Crape Maretz, 8-4 wide White Barege, 8 4 wide. TOOETItED WITH, Herannis, Hart KCs. Iron Grenadines, Crape Ma? reta and Tami-o Cloths, iu ordinary widths. J. It. READ dc CO. CHEAP PRINTS. IB l-? CENTS. WE ARE TO-DAY OFFERING A FULL LINE OF CALICOES, at 12)6 cents per yard. - -UUGAl? 4c CO. MOSQUITO BOBBINET, IN VARIETY. MOSQUITO PAVILION GAUZE White Coating Linen Printed Linen Lawns New Muslins and Organdies New Percales and Peques Richardson's lilah Linens Linen Sheeting, 7 Ai wide Pillow Case Lint-n New York Mills Longoloth Wamautta, Masonvihe, Lonsdale, and other fa? vorite brands ot yard wide Bleached Sbirt ; ings Ladles Summer Under Vests Men's Gauze Merino Under Vests. J. It. READ tSt CO. ENGLISH HOSIERY. LADIES' WHITS COTTON STOCKINGS Men's Half Bose, In best English manufacture, ?LOVES, OLUVE9. LADIES LISLE THREAD GLOVES Gentlemen's I islo 'thread Gloves Children's Lisle Thread Globes. - ? AMO, WHITES GOODS. COMPRISING ni TIBI: NAINSOOK MUSLINS, MULLS, JACONETS, Cambrics, Bishop and Via tori? Lawns; Swisses-in pialo, striped and cheeks; 84 Fronen Muslins, Or? gandies, Tarlotane, &c, &c. JT; R. MtKAD ?Sc CO. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. FULL LINES OF NOVEL!TES IN LACE GOODS and Embroideries, as usual. J. R. READ & CO;, No. ?6 3 BLI NO-9 TR Bl BT. April 12 ' mwftmbs c Iii; O la U M B I A . B O T -IC li COLUMBIA, S. C. TOE PROPRIETORS TAKE PLEASURE IN announcing that this elegantly furclshed estao I Jhihment 1s now open for the accommodation of guests. The table will always ha supplied with every delicacy or the season-both from the New York and Charleston markets, and no efforts ? ill be. spared to give perfect satisfaction, in every respect, to our patrons. FREE LUNCH in the relectory every day from ll until half-pa?f'?a O'clock. ''.v?>.VflffM. BOBMSBVOO'I ? _j nv H. B, BADENHOP, J "OpOMOHL May 6 M . .'. " thm6 KUR NON HOUSE COLUMBIA, 8. C. TRIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED BOTEL, UN? SURPASSED by any House in thin South for conrtort and healthy locality, is open to .travellers and others seeking BOX BD- FOR HIE SOM ? BR. Families I cnn bu accommodated with nico airy rooms on lea . sonable terms, A cell ia solicited. May 13 j ltuo WM. A. WRIGHT. g|T. ? Mi O V D H V T Bl It . ' THIS NEW AND OOM MO! IOU? HOUSE, LOO AT. ED corner ot Broodwav 'sod Forty-*eoond street, possesses a i vantages nv. r *U other hoius* for the ac 1 commodation o tts ?nests. . it was built expressly t for a nr?t-cl??, family ?> arding house--the roora* boin? large and en.suite, heated ? y sie MU-with bot and cold w ter. und lim dabed ??conti tb iione; whtlo the culinary dopartmun? Ik til tin tuo?t exporbnoed bands, affording ??ueste an ttrie^?rUed table. One of Atwood's Pa?, mt Elevators is asm among the "modern improvements" end ut the service ot guest* at all hours. . . f. Q The Broadway and University Plat* Car* noss UM doot every lour minutes, . running from the City Bell tp .Central park, whl|e the 8Uw and t eventh Avenue Hoe? axe but a snort block oh cit bot side. ?Bording ample facill tte? for commun leafing ?ri th all the depots, steamrk^t lsndhig?, nieces of B/KUS?. mont and business ot the great metropolis. Kl?Ilt? ? UWLL1CY, PifOpri?tor?. AT C0?TTJLT5?ST! AT COST! China, Glass tod Crockery at Cost. . 'J .. tl. V?- i OH ACCOUN r OF A CHANGE Ol' BUrlNKHS, . we wtu . poll ofr. our fine stock of CHINA GLASSWARE, Crockery, Fancy Qoods, Japanned War? end L*n?ps. Ac. kk, AT COST at retail . (Groceries nrr?j ^tsrelloneous. BUTTER. ?ACON AMD FLOUR. CypT T? OB OHOICB 1MIL". BOTTER *JC) IO btarts Choice Wenteni fchou!ders 5 linds O. It si-ies 50 bt'ls. Family Flour lut? bbiH. fliper Flour 100 bbl?. Extra Hour. For sole by WM. OURNEY, _May 17_l02 Kant Bay. WEST INDIA FRUIT. JUST ARMIVFD, AND NOW OFFERED FOP. salo, a choice lot ot PINEAPPLEs. BANANAS, ORANOES, COCOANUT"?, otc, cte. Thia Fruit has Just been rece ved from Oanlouas by the Brig S. P. Brown. Bargains ??iav bo ba<l at MUS. C. D. KENlTOR'fl, Mo. 8b, south side Market-street, Maj 17_ Near Meeting. SA LT! SALT ! SA LT ! A \ SACKS LIN ER POOL HALT, IN GOOD TrAf\J\J order, now landina por ex rark Urion banda, for salo low, from th ?hart, by May 17 as^ra KKuiua.ucu & SMALL. RUMP PORK. 6)f i BARRELS HEAVY RUMP POPE. ?? I f For salo by H KN lt V COBIA & CO. May 15 2 BACON. SALT, &c. OK ?HD8. 1 CHOICE WESTERN C. ] ?5O io rcs. j si BES. AND 2500 tacks LIVERPt OT. SALT. ALSO, New Orleans, Por;o Rico, Muscovado and Planta* tion MOLASSES. For salo by HENRY COBIA & CO. May 15_ 2 CUBA MOLASSES ! CUBA MOIj/VSSRfrS 1 A A HHDS. ) CHOICE NEW CROP CUBA L\J\J 30 tierces J t'LAYED IMO r,A ss KB 15 bbls. New Orleans Molasses, just landed from schooner Loland. For sale by J. A. ENSLOW k CO., May 15_No. 141 East Bay. CORN LANDING. O PC A A BUSHELS CHOICE WHITE CORN, JUZJVJVj per Bria Henry Perkins; from Nev? Or? leans. For salo low by May 15 2_J. N. TIDEMANN k CO. "SMOKED TONGUES, &c EXTRA LARGE SMOKED TON??TES, CHOICE PIG SHOULDERS, BREAKFAST STRIPS Ginger Snaps, Kentucky Creams, and all variety of ! Crackers, received this week. _WM. S. CORWIN k CO. HAY! FLOUR! A tff\ BALES PRIME NORTH RIVER HAY, EX rktjVJ steamer Saragossa. 600 bar> els Family, Extra, Super and Fine Flour, ex schooner E. O. Redman. For sale by May 10_JOHN CAMPSEN k CO. NEW GOODS. I Nf STOKE AND UV Mil Mi. CLARET. ON DRAUGHT, AT ?1 50 PER GALLON Lubiu's Flavoring Extracta, at reduced price? Hostet tor's, Drake'i-, Herman's, Curacoa, Tonic and Stougbton Hitters Monongahela, Rye Bourbon and Cabinet Whiskies, of all grades and at all prices, bottled and on draught Champagne Cider, Pints and Quarts Lemon Syrup. CO-OPERATIVE GROCERY STORE, Southwest corm r Meeting and Market streets. Goo'lu delivered tree. April 26 KYERSON $ ?ATES, Champagne Ale Brewery, HAR I. lt M, N. V. THIS CELEBRATE? ALE IS BREWED FRESH all through the year. Bud is guaranteed to keep sound through the hottest weather, and on thai account is of all Ales the beat adapted to the South? ern climate. KNOX, DALY, k CO., ?gents, February 15 3mos Charleston, S, C. FRESH DRUGS. JUST RECK1VEO A RI li KOHL SALIC BY DH. II. BAKU, Wo. 131 MEKT1.\ (i STRKFT. RISON'8 TOBACCO ANTIDOTE Bose's Cough Syrup Schenk's Pul mon ic Syrup Schenk'a Seaweed Tonio Saratoga ?*,*/ Water Cherokee Remedy and Cure Rejuvenating Elixir C hloride of Lime Spears' Fruit Preserving Solution Brown's Chlorodyne German Blood or .'Kaiser" Pill-, kc,, kc. Apiil 8 CHLORIDE OF LIME, FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY Dr. H. BAEB, April 8 No. 131 Meeting-street. HOOP PO LES WANTED. PPL Y AT THE FOCT OF BS E-STRE FT. THOMAS M OCR A DY. ay 17_' ' ' -:_6_ QUAKER CITY FINE SHIRTS, EEADY MADE AND TO'ORDER. At BLACKWELli'S, way ll No. 210 KING-STREET. NOTICE. THE SALT WATER B VT BING HOUSE, OFF White Point Garden, ls now opened, and h?s been thoroughly repaired in all its various depart? ments. The Lariiea' Sv>immlntr Bath has been en? larged and refitted. There, are also several private Ladies' Baths an<i Dressing Rooms. The Gentle? men's Departments ha? also been renovated. The ICE CHEAM and SODA W O ER DEPART? MENTS wUl be kept In the best style and manner. Everything will be ip regular order under the man? agement. M. McMANMoN, May 10 . towt 'Proprietor. A CARD. npHK SUB?CRIB RR BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM Jr bis friends and the public that he can be found athis OLD STAND, Haselsiroet ooposifeFostof nce, where ha koopa FINE O i li RI AG KS, open and cl se. and BUGGINS FOR HI HE. Thankful for past favors, be hopes that, by atdot attention tobu sineas, to merit ^continuance o? the same. May? thm6 RIOBARD Mo SUNNY. FOR SALE. O A A A ' WO* AND HAND-OME RTBONG ?UUU BOUND IBO? HOOP FLOUR BAR BHLH, for Vegetables, &c, br May 18 thnji, , J. C. M. CLA?S8BN. Brazier's and sheathing Copper of all sizes, for Sale foy Winiam Shepherd, No. 17 Hay ne-street, Charleston * H. C. . ' ' m teja 'i ". n 5 ' TO TUE LAD??Sr WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE, OUR ra iny years'experience in the manufacture of ORNAMENTAL H*IR WO"K euable us to offer to our customers the finest assortment of every ar? ticle required in our line, from the small FRIZZES to the full WT'}, embracing braids or tjwitches, Coila, Waterfalls, (.'usinons, Oiimpt Hair, Bands, Curls, Ringlets, ko. , TOBT?I^E-SHELL DRESSING, TUCK, SIDE AND FANCY COMBS, and COMOS of every other class. To the Gentlemen. WE CAN FURNISH WIGS, TOUPEES, V/KIS? KERS, MUSTACHES, IMPERIALS, *c. To Our Customers Generally. THE FINEST FRKNOH AND ENGLISH PE RFU? M FRY, ?OAPrf. POMADES, HAIR Oli.S. HAIR RE S ronAT?VK <, COSMKTICS Ko., from the most re spec Ubi? houses in each country. Oar OK M AN COLOGNES ?re unsurpassable. For English arid French Heir, Tooth and Nail Brashes, Terte^heiL Buffalo and other Dressing Combs, we cballonge rivalry. Particular attention is paid to the making of Mo? mento Hair Work as BREAST M?8, BAB IUNO?, FINGER BIKGR. CHARMS. Ac. AR order* by mell will be so tilled that the reputa? tion of the house for toe past thirty-five . years shall not suffer in onr hands. Always on hand a fine M B?rtnient of Frenoh Jewelry. A libers! discount to marchants ana tb? irado. ! : .M. * A., ASHTO??, No. 2*0 KINO STREET. January ? tul m (MARLESTON. 8. C. m BU SIN IC ? 8 enc W. THIS SUMTER NB*8, PVB 1MB ID AT ii UM VB M, 8. C% IM ORK O? TBS BEST PAJ?B8 IN THE UP? COUNTRY; hse a large olrwulatton, sad afford? sn. porter advantages as ah advert*rt? medhuna. Terms tow. Addres * OSTERN, IPebrusicyM ?,, Pzoptipioxx, X!0/Iv?''fKii? fi?,{A .-SrOi'iirf vUVl.u *,.<...?' i . . :i ?.-.;? ,ist';; : ** tnui.'jth io /? *!, ,. *i ,>. ff *? i....? . "