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MEETINGS THIS DA Y.
Jefferson XiOdge, at 8 P. M.
Medical Society, at, 8 P. M.
?Etna Fire Company, at half-past 8 P. M.
Phoenix Fire Company, at 8 P. M.
United Fire Company, at 8 P. M.
AUCTION PALE* THiS DAY.
RISLEY SC CREIGH! OK will sell at ll o'clock, at
the new customhouse, sugars and molasses.
LAUBEV SC ALEXANDER will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their storer, butter, hams, &c. ?
T. M. CATEE will sell at three-quarters-past
nine o'clock, at his store, syrup, sugar, &e.
HENRY COBLA & io. will sell at hali-past 9
o'clook, at their store, sugar-cured hams.
REICKS SC SCHACHTE will sell at a quarter to 10
o'clook, at their stores, oacon, butter, Ac.
B. Sc A. P. CALDWELL will sell at half
rmst 9 o'clook, at their stare, extra mess
JOHN G. MILNOR SC GO. will Bell at 10 o'clock,
at vth?ir salesroom, straw goods, Ac.
HEW TOWNSHIPS OF DARLINGTONCOUNTY.
The following are the names of the townships
into which Darlington County has been divi
ved: Sherman, Lincoln, Lunney, Brown, Thad.
Stevens, Wright, Butler, Hamilton, Boston,
Holiiman, Smith, Whittemore, Snetter, Hum?
phrey, Thomas, Grant, Colfax, Hollins.
ANNIVERSARY, or THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.-The fifty-second anniversa?
ry:-of the Sunday Schools of the Episcopal
Church will be celebrated at St. Philip's
Church, this afternoon, at five o'clock. A ser?
mon will be delivered" - by the Bov. Everett C.,
Edgerton, and reports read by the superinten?
dents of the different schools.
THE HECETTIOH OE OBNERAL O'NEIL. - An ad- ?
jouraod meeting of tho committee having in
charge the arrangements for a mass meeting ?
to welcome the Fenian President, General
O'Neil,' of New York, took place in the lower
I room at Hibernian Hall last evening. The
preliminaries for the j recaption wei o arranged,
and it waa decided to give bim euch a greet?
ing as will show that he has a place in the
hearts of all true Irishmen.
BRUTAL ASSAULT OH A WOMAN.-A white
woman, by the name of -?t?? Sullivan, living m
McBride's Lane, yesterday took ont a ?Girant,
in Magistrate Mackey's office, for the arrest of
a white man by the name of Larraboe, who,
she said, had brutally assaulted >ior in the
face, with his fist, inflicting bloody braises.
The warrant having been placed in the hands
Of Officer Nipson, he arrested the assailant,
who in default of bail was "sent np.*'.
THE CUBAN REVOLT.-An ox-colonel of the'
Federal Army arrived here yesterday in the
British schooner Lion, having left Nassau on
the 12th instant. He -reports considerable ac?
tivity among the Cabans at Nassau in tho ship* -
ment of artillery and war materiah Fifteen Arm?
strong guns had been sent to the insurgents, -
besides large quantities of grape and canister.
The old blockade running steamer Gem, now
known as the San Salvador j of Nassau, ? and
commanded by Captain Carlin, was running
between Nassau and Cuba, in the interest of
the insurgents. Bat faint hoped were enter?
tained ol the success of the rebels, who were
reduced already to a system of bushwhacKing
warfare, and whose only hopo lay in the speedy .
opening of the rainy season.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, MAY VI.-Charleston Hi* '
Iel-A. M. Latham, St. Andrew's; Thoa. C. Lee,
Columbia; Professor Cushman, Canada West;-- ?
Wm. Sipeer, Indiana; C. C. Bowen, City; Fred.
Beek, Geo. Tybring, B. H. Gray, New York;1 ?.
C. Soule, Boston; Isaac Snively, Pittsburg; M.
Thompson, No?v York; A. Bloane, Massachu?
setts; ,Wm. H. Boyce, Bennetts ville; W. T. J.
O. Woodward, South Carolina; C. A. Burch,
-Cheraw; A. Findlay, Brooklyn; Wm. C. Butler,
Nashville; A. F. Tilt; Mrs. \j^orj] a$rajg;j
Miss Mallory, Florida; Mr. and Mrs. J. Yan
Nest, Now York; J. L. Pennock and .lady, Phil?
adelphia; Geo. C. Bogga, Columbia.
^?vilion^oU-^: F. ip?ottry^
lina; C. Jatbro, New York; J. P. Gamble, Gour
' din's Depot; A. G. Perry, J. M. Quash, Loudon
N. Y.; E. M. Speights, South Carolina.
' THE RADICAL BIKO AND THE CITY OFFTOEB.
The publication in THE NEWS, yesterday, of
the Loyal League ?Sate for city offices, created
a prodigious stir among the faithful of that
organisation, and a little consternation among
some of the would-be candidates. Several new
aspirante for official honors rose to the surface
yesterday, prorate mt among whom wats the re?
nowned Sam Dlekenon (colored,) who intimai,
ed that be would have* no objection to being
j olerk of tho Board of Firemastera. Captain
: George Little, however, ia tho favorite for that
ber tb, and Sam having received tho unmistak?
ably ooM shoulder, considers himaetf as one
more walking monument to the proverbial in?
gratitude of republic*- L. ?. Woolf ls/.ia, thc
ring fe? enter; and J. M. Tmey ?oolored,) an
ex-orderly sergeant of colored troops, for lieu-1
tenant of police. Private' Holloway (colored,)
! or the police force, ia talked bf for orderly ser?
geant. Dr. T. E. Herta ia amobgthoae^menW
ttoned fer olly registrar.
There seems, after all, to bo a degree of
method in the madness of tho Radical ring? for
Whoar ?o a?rions talk of ptaeing topreV
men at tho head ot our admirable fire depart?
ment; and though Chief Nathan ie rot vtowed
with iavor, ibo only names so fetj mentioned
'"itt1 connection With hie position ate these of
instant Chief B. M. Alexander and %%
Strobel, Esq. The latter gentleman ia said tb
be a favorite among the colored element.
TBE STATE ASSESSMENT.
We loam through official souroes that ac?
cording to tho returns already tn from twenty
nine oountice, with two moro to l.oar from
(Richland and Char lesion.) tho indicatio?saie
that the amount assessed as the value ol' teal
and personal property in tho State will not ex
coed one hundred and thirty millions of dollars.
The probabilities are that the State Board Of
Equalization will raiao tho assessment" of pro?
perty to about two hundred millions in order
that tho per centum of taxation shall not ex
ooed ouo-half of one per centum, or fifty cents
on one hundred dollars. To fix the rate of
taxation with an assessment of one hundred
and thirty millions would be very nearly one
dollar on tho hundred.
Tho returns of personal property are univer?
sally very much below what was expeoted. For
instance, the whole number of horses return?
ed is forty-two thousand,and tho highest aver?
age value aoyonty-flvo dollars. The roturns of
marchants' stocks are also far below expecta?
tions.
In the matter of real property there is very
little difference in the present valuation over
that of 1867.
?s an example of the way in whioh property
has been assessed, the average Value of arable
lands in Orangeburg is $1 75 per aore, while
the highest average of the beet lands will be
found in Georgetown County at $18 per acre.
The county whioh returned the highest gener?
al average of land throughout ia Partington,
whioh is about $5 per acre.
We learn that the Slate Auditor, Ur. Tom
linaon, as soon as the per centum of taxation
is fixed, will make a full statement of the re?
turns for publication. One-fourth ot tho reve?
nue to be raised will go to pay $250,000 past
due interest on the Statehouse debt. " To pay
the running expenses bf the State Government
would not require more than one-quarter per
oent. taxation.. Over $500,000 past due inter?
est is to bo paid put of the taxation for the
curreut year. ?;\
Comparing the valuation of 1867 and that of
the present year, we find tha.t tbe average
value of real property, in Abbeville County, for
1867, was $3 per acre ; the average value ot the
same property thia year is $3 per acre. In
1867, Abbeville returned 593,590 aores ; in 1868,
the returns are 620.243 ; Barnwell County re?
turned in 1867, 994,355 aerea, at a valuation of
$2.542,050 ; in 1868, the returns are 920.238
aores, at a valuation of $2.974.985. Darlington
County,, in 1867, returned 465,483 scree, at a
valuation of . $984,170; in 1868, the returns show
457,067 aores, at. a valuation of $2,280,679. ? Dar?
lington is the only county in which there bas
been any oonsiderabie increase over the valua?
tion or 1867. > . " ? ? ?
Tax STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN.- lt affords us
satisfaction to notice the regularity and dis?
patch which mark the movements of tho supe?
rior steamships now employed hom this port,
to New York. Their speed, accommodations,
and the security and reliable character of the
vessels, both as passenger and freight carriers,
are all that tho public can desire. Among
these steamers, the Manhattan, of the "Adger
line," has been particularly successful, and we
are pleased to learn that this fine ship, which
left here on Saturday last, reached New York
in th? quick time of fifty-two hours, arriving
at that city yesterday.
RFPOKTEKS' CBUMBS. -The doll Virginia Lee,
raffled the second time, at the Widows' Home,
a few days ago, was won by Miss M. Grayson,
Of New Yarli.
A. millipi was yesterday appointed a mem?
ber of the detective police force.
-Chief Justice Chase will not be in Charleston
until Thursday.
Council meets to-night, and it is understood
that the resolution ito . take the power of ap?
pointing the standing committees away from
the Mayor will be vigorously pressed.
The Qeimania Bund go on a picnic to-mor?
row at the Sohuetzenplatz.
Ibo State M?dical Association moots ? in
Charleston on tho 20th instant, with a view to
reorganization.
. A good city directory is badly needed in
Charleston; also, an intelligible codification cf
the city'ordinances. <".
Professor Pike, colored, of the Baker Theo?
logical Institute, delivered a sermon to a Urge
assemblage itt the Chapel opposite Military
Hall last evening. His subject was '"Recogni?
tion of Friends in Hna von."
' There is a 'decided disposition among:'tho
substantial colored element to strengthen
Mayor Pillsbury's bands.
I Tbere ie gr??t feeling in the 'Republican
ranks because Mayor Pillsbury has not ap?
pointed men ol their party ae delegates to the
Memphis .Convention, It is said that those
Whom ho would bave appointe i couldn't raise
the necessary .VepondnJioks," r
THE UNITED STATES COURT. Max 17.-JUDOS
BRYAN PRESIDING.--Tho grand jury returned
into court with tbe following finding.: Emanuel
Parker, violation of internal revenue laws-no
bill. The petitions of John T. McGowan and
E. W. Charlea, Jr., for final discbarge, were
icier red to the registrar. It was ordered that
Luke Smith, of York, show cause on ^fce.25t?
instant why he should not be declared a bank?
rupt. The! judge rendered his decree in the
case of the owners and orew of the steamship
Oriental against the brigantine J. L. Pye. He
decreed salvage to the amount ot $4700 i n favor
.of the libellant. j
The grand jury made the following present?
ment: .'. ? " '' - -i "' _
To the Hon. George 8. Bryan, ^Titdge United
States District Court: . !
The grand jury veg leave to report thal
they have visited the Charleston jail for the
?nrpose of examining the condition of the
Tnited States prisoners therein confined, ?ind
.beg to-make the folio Mug presentment :
;;:;?TbM:a^?pm:tment'm::'Whicli.lil?ey were con?
fined were in a state of cleanliness, and the
prisoners had only the complaint for tho want
sufficient rations, wh oh they represented to
smairpteo?? of beef or hacon per day, which
they stated rr#M ?JO daily kratlons of some.
Ochers repr&enYelf *hM they received two
loaves of bread and a similar quantity of meat
as above. Wo took occasion to test this st^te
menf by examining other prisoners, and have
brought with us a small pc rtion of a ration off
mash, and also a piece of bacon, which is tho
amount of the daily ration. The bread distri?
buted to acme pf the prisoners ia lieu ot pariah
wa? of a good qaaUtyv ' ?.."?. ...a. x. ..*..:'. "J. u
One of the pris mers, Isaac 0. Williams,
complains that at the time of his commitment
instruction was given to the jailor by a detec?
tive officer. by the name ? of Neal, cot to allow
bim to hold any communication with any ot
his friends, and that ho was brought to trial
without having had au* opportunity to obtain
poMfimOm?odi ?> wp*
as cor taming, if this statement ls true, but we
deem it proper to present this, subject to your
notion. J l
In the course of our examtnttfon, a prisoner
by the name of William C. Davis claimed our
attention. He reprints himself as ai &aman,
who arrived in Charleston on the brig Eva MC
had taken lodgings with one7 Henry May, in
Queen-street, and while being an inmate had
been arrested and -taken from his bed by a
State constable, and lodged in jati without his
?nowing what offence was charged, or Without
being broacht before a megistat*.
We wo?l4e^. present, as a oeefcotbtt*
ahip. the oases of Ben Johnson and william
waa in a filthy condition. They were arrested
on a ohargefor burglary, and lodged in Jail on
the 8th ot May, i868, and have not yet beeb
brOttgbtJto ttitat, These two last prisoners are
State prisoners, brit we still beg leave to pr*.
.."TV, .'. ? ? 1%
HOM i?,'M ADE SUOAB FROM SOBQHUM.-Thoie
may bo soon in Tun NBWS ofiloo a sample of
Hu-rar made from the sorghum oano by Dr. W.
P. Passmore, of Groenvillo. Some of this
sugar was exhibited at tho Agricultural Con
yontion, where it attracted general attention.
WBTTTNO THE PB(ZB BOWL.--Phe regular
monthly meeting of the Palmetto Steam Fire
Engine Company was held at the hull last
evening. After tho business of the evening
bsd beon dispatched, tho magnificent Atlanta
prize bowl was placed on a contre tab'.e and
the mc mb or a and soma invited guests present
partook of frequent libations of delisious
punch. Major Buist, of the Stonewalls,
entertained tho company with a speech that
made the banner-decked and flowor-crowned
hall'ring with applause. Speeches wore also
mode by various members of the Palmetto and
the Stonewall, and sentiment succeeded eenfci
mcnt, until the elegant emblem ot Georgia
liberality and Charleston pluck was drained of
its refreshing contents.
A Cara.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS,
l'observe in your isBue of yesterday, that
my nemo has been connected with the office of
City Attorney. I am at a loss to know the
foundation for you?.Statement, as I nm.no ap?
plicant for office, and regard the manner in
which cry natue hak been used as hurtful to
poe, Respectfully, W. H. ?OHBODEB.
B WSINXiBB KOTlCMB:
Mn. A. 0, KAUFMAN offers Union Bank stock,
Stats? bonds and gas a tock, . .
THE "BADEN" PAPEB COLLAR AND .CUFFS, at
BLACKWELL'S,
May tl tu tbs No. 219 King-street.
TRUNKS, VALISES, AC, re-covered and re?
paired generally; new looks put on-and lettered
with ownor's name. For Bale, now trunks and
a few second-hand ones.
?F. F. GffAF?AU,
May 10 Meeting-street, nexjt Mills-House.
FOB SALE. ?
UNION BANE STOCE
STATE BONDS
G\8 8lO0K,by
A. a KAUFMAN,
Broker and Com mission Agent,
May 18 _2_No. '?B Broad-atreet.
BANKERS,
gTOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND MliR
CHANTS, wishing Checks, Blanks, Letter Heads, or
I Joh Printing of any description,- cn get their orders
filled promptly and in the neatest style, at cheap
rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
1*9 East Bay._??_
~ EXCHANGE
QNL?ND?N AND ON NEW YORK.
Sold by lt. .fcESESNE A WELLS.
May ll No. 10 Broad-street.
WANTED
fpo PURCHASE, UNITED STATES BILLS OF
all denominations, and NATIONAL BANE
NOTES too much mutilated to be redeemed by
Government Agents, at fair prices, for ctsh.
"A. GAGE Xf CO., Giutrleston Ice House.
May 8_,
JpHOTUORAI?H COWIH?Sa.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly ailed by leaving them at-Holmes' Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to tho style of coloring preferred.
April 22 8moe*
OHIRl^ OF ALL STYLES AND SIZES, BEADY.
O MADE or made to order, at
.;.B. .SCOTTI SHIRT EMPORIUM.
TIBS. BOWS, CRAVATS AND SCARFE, IN GREAT
variety and latest fashions, st : 'il
E. SCOTT'S BURNISHING SI ORE.
AM K Ul 0 A N, ' r EN G Lt S H AND FTIENCH HOS?
IERY, of all graded, can always be found at
E. SCOTT'S, Meeting-Street
EEVERSIBLE STTTCH LINEN-FACED PA PUB
COLL VHS AND O?FFSi Of all Styles and sizes,
: SI E. SCOTT'S GEN I'S FURNISHING STORE.
,.: ?'o': Ll fia . Vi tis??'i?
STAR SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, OF
every klnd? at -.-~~-"* ""
E. SCOTT'S STAB 8HIBT EMPORIUM.
HANDKERCHIEFS. LINEN AND SILK, BEADY
Hemmed for immediate use. at
E. SCOTT'S GEN I'S FURNISHING STORE j
?NDIA GAUZE SHIRTS, LISLE THREAD ANO
bilk Shirts, at
E. SCOTT'S EMPORIUM.
RECEIYRD BY EVERY STEAMER FRESH AD.
DI no N 3 to my already full stock of Gentle?
men's FornlshinR Goods, Apply to \
E. SCOTT, Meeting-street, above Market
THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF KID GLOVES
and Lisle Thread Gloves of all colors and sisea
to be found at
OCOTT'S STAR SHIRT KMPOIUUM,
MEETING-STREET,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET HALL,
january 1 _ 6naoa I
THE UNIVERSAL ?tAV?|tIir?j
WILLCOX ??? jb^^lffe
SILENT 8?WlNfi MACHINE.
rpHIS MACHINE STANDS THUS FAE UN BI
VALLTD as a FAMILY SEWINGMACHINE, and
has taken the place of o vet forty double thread' ma.
[ ?hines in this eily, Sellable-Agents wanted in oil
large towns in the State. . at'\ Hoiii-'tjow '?
&a% HiU?i" '< ^^?BUaiBil/fO!ri;:...', :
Mi tCi mnr; : ; si^wiB^JW-MCBERT? ;
Willcox A Gibbo' Agent of South Carolina.
NEEDLE fi, OIL, SILK, Ac, constantly on hand.
BrPAIBgRP il asnal ? ,.rtpWr*y? ,v.-' ; ? ggg|
Hal?W0?&MH.? ?JT?LB' JEWEL,
t . FAT????JOttW ?MPCA.E-?CR.
lia o?W Aiii) ? A'JU.ir; .v..:
: : ? ..Ul? ?tUi I
itt) l'/il'i??-' ilM*!.'PP'W?WHWIi .???e.rt? ,.; .
.**.'.>> - mew TOBE. ? ;
... \i>v) .?.. I U}?trrn P ?' I? y . . ' . ' ' '. ? :
PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TH? PUR?
IS o? MkLO?ANDlHK. Boots.
^ id, Trunk?, ?A fe^aw?Goods a
i of all kinds of Staple Articles aug |
?T" EDWARD DALY,
fetid, W**My Price Cur? s^U^Wj?st ?*
January 38 *t* fmos
CAMERON, BARKLEY & GO,,
NORTUEAST CORNER
Sleeting and Cumberland Street?.
STEAM ENGINES
OftEBT MILLS
CIRCULAR ?AW MILL'S; and
MACHINERY.
January i _ srao
OILS! OILS ! ?EsF
1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL
700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. 1 LARD
OIL
600 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
600 GALLONS PURE MASON'S 8PERM OIL
600 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHiTE OAK LUBRICATING
OIL
800 GALLONS REPINED NEATSFOOT OIL
800 GALLONS TAN NEB'S' (STRAITS) OIL.
CAMBRON, BARKLEY Ai CO..
Northeast corner Vee ting, and Cumberland streets.
January 1 6 mo
"BELTING ! BELTING !
6000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT?
ING
6OO0 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 8, 4, and 6
I PLY
250 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
730' YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
i INCH THICK
TUG H'S PACKING, i INOHTO 1? INCH DI?
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, i INCH TO 1$
tNCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHR? HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMKItOSI, UAKKLKY dc CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting snd Cumberland streets.
January! 6mo
BRASS WORK.
STEAM GUAGE8, GONGS, GUAGE COCKS
STEAM BIBBS AND STOP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL C?PS
WATER GU AGES, GLASS GUAGE TUBES
MERCURY GU AGES, LOW WATEB DETEC?
TORS ?
COPPER AND BRASS WIRE.
C AMIE HON, BARKLEY ii CO.,
Northeast Comer Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January 1 6mo
W HITE .LEAD,
ZINC, PAINTS,
COLORS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, &o., &o.
RAW AMT? noTr.pn T - ff
CAMBRON, HAKKA,(CY ?Si CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting sns-Cuniberland streets.
January 1 _6m o_
BAR IRON,
SHEET IBON AND STEEL,
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON PIPING,
STEAM AND MALLEABLE CAST IBON
FITTINGS, tor steam and water.
CAMBRON, BARKLEY dc CO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
January 1 6mo
ROOFING TIN.
600 BOXES IC 14x20 ROOFING TIN
300 BOXES IX 14x20 ROOFING TIN
100 BOXES IC 28x20 ROOFING TIN
60 BOXES IX 42x20 ROOFING TIN
25 BOXES IX Mbcia . '
25 BOXES IX 14x20 . I
20 BOXE8 IX 10x20
20 B0X??S ?XX ?4x20 1 ' ' ' "
20 BOXES IX?X 14x20. ?j r
20 BOXES IXXXX 14x20
BLOCK TIN* TOMAN'S SOLDER. 8PEL
TER, Ad:, &o.:j
IN STORE AN? TO , ARRIVE.
' -CAMn?f*\ ? AKKLEY ? CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
' . '* ' ; ,: ; _ Charleston, 8.<J.P '
. BROKERS. A?CTlONl?EB8. REAL ESTATE -1
.1*lie? rxnn sra . 'Aro' - ?
GENERAI. C O M M ? S SION AGBNT*.
? .?Will atttend to B*-ct4n? and ^Booting of Rants
and purchase and ?ale ot ?too*B. Bonds, add,
Silver and Real Estate.
ALSO,
To tbs Purchasa ot Gooda snd Supplies for parties
bi the country upon reasonable terms.
GXOBOU lt. OOUfBS....AXSXAJCDKB MACBETH.
Jaonary 1_'_lyr
j. B BK Ann, N. v. I w. j. BKA.no, KOKPOLS. " r '
C. W. YOUNO, H. *. J V. Ai OOOmUPOX, POBXBMOUXn. '
j TABARD, YOUNO' ? ... . J, ., j 1
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PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. .
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' ? No. ?4* Washington-street,
,r. . :. ? >.Hr*Jfr r?RKi ' ?
SPKGUL ATlriNlftON '?lf ?H TOVjTtt?S SALE O^
'l? BABfcY,V?<*H<*ABL?8^U'T8.
: JOi ? iX&CriUi^ **
m . . A\
REFEBENCKB.-Governor Z. ?. Vance, Ch?-4otiei
?. D. Reynolds A Bro., Norfolk; E. Q. Obie, Snper
iendent 8. A R. Railroad, Portsmouth; Colonel ta.
Fremont, K. E. Burruss, Esq., WUmluat??; H,
K.thurber A Co., Ismghtei A Egbert, New York ;
Bernard O'Neill,Charleston; Alexander A Bussell,
Havannah. amos_April!
PUT H H. ?.
TURN ER AND DE 4LEB IN IVORY.
? ^ And Manufacturer of
HILLIARD MALLS AND: O VMS,
AND IMPORTER OS" BILLI ARD CLOTH, COWL,
Letter Chalk, and Billiard Merchandise la general, j
??77_ ^m* \
j. ?Hi # i * a/B- * A ? ? BR,
? '"W%WfPiffiSFAMWtfs?UL Afimt,;
mWVft?.rj~K3r>tt W?*AT?r?i<i\*'xiKL ito
wo. t? BsrosMi-street. n ;
RKSPK<rTW0LLY.8OU?n8 ?0??*1E88 IH AD>
J?STlNa ACCODWT8 Of Me?Ohirnta And otlwrs,
and in WBITIN?l DP AND POSTINCI their BO0K8,
cither m part or whole, Ac.
.? 'in ?ni a
january w
W?w, Wt?MmUi (Etc.
AT COST ! AT COST ! AT COST !
China, Glass and Crockery at Cost.
ON ACCOUNT OF A CHANUK OF Rtfr?IN1*89,
we will sell off our Uno Stock of CHINA,
OLA^HWAllB, Crockery, Fancy Ooo is. Japanned
Ware and Lump* Afc. tte, AT COS fat retail.
A rare opportunity ia now offered to supply vacan?
cies in bouse and Illeben.
MoDOWELT. A SON.
Oornr* of Klug and Liberty-streets.
The H tore TO RP.NT. ft Blay 18
Jlrq O&ooofl, mc
S. T?OMSON,
LATE WrTH MESSRS. FOR8YTHE, McCOMB A
CO., has opened at Mo. 813 KING-S i REET,
(next to corner f?oclotw) a gon?rM asscrtmsst ot
FORBiOM AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. NO?
TIONS. Ao., where ho<will be plea sed tosco hi?
friends ai d all in want ot~>Dry Goods, at reasonable
pr ?cos tor cai h. , 8. THOM*ON,
May 18 8+ No. 312 King-street.
DRY GrOODS.
J. H. BR?NING <fc CO.,
?e. 3&a King-street, Opposite Benufaln,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR
FRIENDS ?ND THE ??BUO, that thev
have opened a well assorted and seasonable stock of
DRY GOODS, which they offer ?t
Yery Reasonable Pi ices.
1 Wo would call attention to the following Goods:
Asplenaid assortment of DRESS GOODS, Black
8Ha?, White Goods, Hosiery; Linens, White and
Colored Table Damasks, Longcloths, Sheetings.
Gassimere, Black Cloth and Doeskins, Gloves,
French Corsets, Parasols, Umbrellas, Embroideries,
Handkerchiefs, Lace Shawls, Opera Shawls, Hoop
Skirts, Lace Goods, Notions, Ac.
J. Hi BRVNISO dc CO.,
No, 263 KING-STREET, OPPOSITE BBAUFAJjK.
May? 8-_i_stuthlmo
CHEAP GOODS. V
& R E A T SALE!
AT
F?R CH 00 TT & BRO.,
CORNER KING AND CALHQFN STREETS.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PBICE8 MADE IN
order to effect a clearance of special lots of
Goods on hand and to anive. *
.This ia atm opportunity which should not he loBt
sight ofcbj ready money purchasers.
Ike-following are a few quotations from some
choice lots:
cu AA" K MARKTZ at 26 and 30 cent?, bett'
fi Kl RUE ST VI,ES OP BALAlUKAb*! at il 75
and S2
?*l?tU E only SO cents; Marseilles 40 and 60 cents
r*Att A MM,S, a nice selection, from 60 cents up
BOBBIN KT for Pavilions, from S3 75 up
FINE FRENCH COKSETS.irom 90 cents
up
DIAPER LINK*. DOYLIES, and other
Linen goods, 10 and 16 per cent, cheaper than any?
where -i ll
SOODOZEN TOWELS from 12>i to GO cents
LAD! KS' A\0 MUM'S UNDERWEAR
at n od era tc prices
4-4 hMNOCu>TB8 from 19.ya cents up
MKIV'S FINE PANAMA HATS only tl 60
DONKdl'IV QOUDS, Hosiery, Gloves, well
ase sor ted and cold at nearly cost price.
KU it?; II ?OTT dc Blt??'?.,
i No. 437 Klng-atreet, corner of Calhoun.
An exclusive department for Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Trunks. 3mos May 3
(O&ty.na anb /arttisfymg Q&00&3.
TBE BE8T FITTING DR A WE US IX THE
WORLD, At HLACKWEiiL'S,
May ll iuttiB Ko. 219 KING-STREET.
OLOTHIUa !
GREAT ATTRACTION !
LARGE, J^CKT
SPRING IC^HING,
AT ?
WIP2M; :l^g>fltreet,
Corner, ot* Wentworth.
0,1) ri.-A?3 ELEGANT SUP#1Y O F
gpiring C??th?u?? and Furnishing
Gr O O D S,
FOR MEN, YOUTHS AND ROYS,,
. I J 2 fy \\ Jl: H?l ; > . I ll
Kow Opened and OflTere^l mt, Low Prices.
The Stock comprises all the now Styles of GOODS
AND t G A KM EN r8,.,lnb^Nfluced, ,J^"ft???S??JbS^
chap ere are invited to call and examine the stock and
make their selections. '
FURNISHING- GOODS
?flf. Ott PC AT VAK?KTY,
t^otuBisa Tip fif
STAR BRAKS SHIRTS!
? j Which I bavs been Miling Cpr iwonty.five yearn,
neted foe their GOOD FIT and Durability. There
are^.q^lj^?f.th^ r. , .".'? , . ' !
. ALSO. .
A LARGE LINE OF
LINEN AND liAEBR-COtliABS,
Vhs : THE ''^M?^pji "M?EBKS, BHAKBg
PEAKE. THAT.BERG, EGBERT, GAROTTE,
BISHOP. AC,, **" Ae,
im mimm"mmmmi9
?PjSpi?S ffrenel?, WnglSato. andi A-er lear?
13!PBIN<Gr O?uOTHS,
? CASSI?EEKS Am ' COATINGS,
Which will bo MADE UP TO ORDER 10 tbebMt
mannar, uncer the care of a flret-oJass French
?*mtm WM. mmHISSSEN.
B. W. MerVfUm>W?,^iMr?ntdS^rtjJt. j
April?* ' . j80
OSO. E. PINGREE. *
JUriioit Silica.
Auction Sale of Choir? Porto Rico Sugars and
Molasses.
BY RISLEY Sf CREIGHTON^
Amdonetrg.
Will bo Bolil by auction UTI* DAY. 18th instant,
at 19 o'clock M., at itu? Now Customhouse,
Tb? following lot? toeloso consignments :
67 bhds. "Dolores" Choice Poule RICO 8U
UARS
18 hhriB A Choleo Matanzas Sugars
10 bhde., 7 Moreen and 'JSliblst Barbados Sugars
IS hbds. Muscovado Molasses
' 0 hbds. Nsw Clayed Molars
25 puncheons Txtra Porto RVo Molasses
25 puncheons Choioi Porto Bico Molasses.
Term of balo-f-mna <f 81000 and under cash;
over th it amount approved tt.irty days' city n<-cep
tancf will be received, or one per cent, discount al?
lowed._ Mty 18
Positive Sale.
BY T. M. CATER.
Will be sold THIS DAY, on Brown*? Wharf, at three
quarters past 9 o'clock,
15 barrels bYRUP
10 n?rrela sugar
30 tubs-1 ard
3 orates Crockery-Open
Lot New Butter, to land.
Conditions cash. May 18
Beef.
BYE. & A. P. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY, the 18th instant, will be sold before
our store, at half-past 9 o'clock,
26 bbls. EXTR* MESS BEEF, suitable for Plan
tion use, with a variety of Grocer tea.
Conditions cash. Mav 18
Ode Ten horse Engine and Boiler, amd one
Woodworth Planing Machine, with Driving
Belt to Engine, all in good order, at Auction.
BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY.
On SATURDAY next the 22d instant, at ll.o'clock,
at. No. 23: Ly neb -street, between Montague and
Wentworth. Sale positives
Xena a cash._ratbag_May 18
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Hannah En slow vs. James E. Walker.
A. c. MCGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
Will bo sold'on TUESDAY, the 8th day of Jane
next, lu front of tho-old Customhouse, in Charles?
ton, nt ll o'clock A. Mi, precisely,
AU that certain LOT OF LAND, with the Build?
ings thereon, situate on the west side of Meeting
street, Ward No. A, and known as the No. 13fL in
the City ot Charleston ;: measuring and containing in
trout on Meeting-strret 23 feet 6 inches, and in depth
from east to west 144 feet, be tho same more or lusa.
Butting and'bounding east on Meeting-street, to tho
west and north on lands of James E. Walker, south
on lands of Robert S. Mi dar.
AL80,
All that-LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there?
on, next north and adjoining the lot above describ?
ed, situate on tho west side of Meeting-street, Ward
4, and known as No. lil; measuring and contain?
ing in front on Meeting-street 19 feet, more or less,
on the northern lino from east to we t 95 feet, then
running from south to north 21 feet 3 inches, then
on the northern line 49 feet, on the west line 40
feet 8 inches, and on the south lino 144 feet, be the
same-mere or. less, butting and bound.ng east on
Meeting-Street, to tho south end west on lands nf
the paid James E. Walker, and to the north on lands
oi the estate of Walker and E. Adams
Terms-cue-third ?a?h; balance in four equal
Bucees ive annual instalments, with interest thereon
at rate of'7'per cent, per annum, payable semi-an?
nually, to be secured hy bond or bonds of the pur
chaser and mortgage of the said premises; toe
buildings to be insured acd policy assigned. Pur?
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
E. W. M. MACKEY, 8. C. C.
May 18- _ tut
UND KK. DECK EE II EQUITY.
Wiri. G.JVhilden vs. James B. Sanders et al
Decree for Foreclosure.
BX A. c. MCGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
Under the Decree of tho Court of Common Pleas for
this count', I will sell, at phbltc auction, to the
bl?hest bidder, at the Old Post-office, on the
TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OE MAY, 1869.
All thtt LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there?
on, situate, ly ino and being on the north side of El?
liott (now Spring) street, in Cannonsboro', Charles?
ton Neck, butting and bounding to the north on
lands of the - - ;-,-, to the south on Elliott
nest en lands of H. Miles; measuring un COL..?..J
lng forty-four (44i f-et front and back, by three hun?
dred and nineteen (319) feet deep.
Terms-One-half cash; remainder in one j ear, to
be secured by bond bearing interest st the rate of 7
per cent, from day of sale, and a mortgage of the
p rope rt. ; premises to be insured and policy assign?
ed. Purchaser to pay lonstamp t and papers.
K. W. M. MACKEY.
May 4 tai 8. C. 0.
fi?afymtxtt, (?aattitgs, Ute.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS.
JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO.,
8UOCE8SOBS TO
CAMBRON 4l CO.,
Engineers Boilermakers kv.,
Nos, 4, 6, 8, 10 ond 12 PR1TCHARD-STREETS,
(NEAB THE DRY DOOK,)
Charleston, C.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE,
' STATIONARY AND PORTABLE.
BICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY
, DESCRIPTION. " . ;
SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING
IRON FRONTS EOR BUILDINGS.
CASTINES OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OR
.BRASS.
We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILERS
of as good quality and power, and at ss low rates as
can be had m Now York, Baltimore or Philadelphia.
, AGENTS FOR
A : . . . ' i'.'-.h titd ?<?.?< LiL-Jl
Ashcroft*? Low-water Detector?
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
I :' DAMAGE FRO SC LOW WATER IN
-itu* a ? Ijtijtj . ? . . i DU ! 8 :
THE BOILER.
. . .. p. hoi !n (."Icq
. ?:', . ; wu!; ? tf; oft -io? BM)\t
?... ?.d'. .. : - ;-a... stt-l Da
ti ?PA IhS PROMPTLY ATTBX&XD TO.
? ' May 17 j D*O ,8mos 1
_________ FROM 4 TO 3BO
ggyaggggSSNJa horuo power, Including the
.CTJ ??T?T^L eoienrated Corlis? Cut-off
5 k i al Engines, sjlde Valve Sta
JS^H*B4?A1B| ttonar* Engines, Portable
lilli Y I Jr .11 Engines, Ac. Auto, Clrcu
?lfnJi'liM ,ar Mu'sy and,Gang Kaw
?Tiiuir mm SB_H f-ba.ting Pulleys, Ac. Lath
s_H_^?<_HTf_l and shingle Mills. Wheat
?IsTT?r?i^^?i -"J Corn Mills, Circular
mSI laJlJML Paws, Bolling, Ac. Send
Vr^SSSwSSSOrna for descriptive Circular and
Price List.
WOOD Ai MANN STEAM ENGINE CO.,
February 18 Brnos Uwes, New York.
/rrttlijen.
SUPERPHOSPHATES
?lOABDALVa GENUINE PHOSPHATE AND
BC^ntftV COMPLETE MANURE. Both
Nb. 102 East Bay, -
t>o!e Agent tor bonth Carolina, i
8?_Bfa_ ia_ Sa
pHAHBEBhAM AS SEABROOK,
55 AttOBK?t? it tAW
: % ',, ! ... w .w*.. .>.}."?ti/.* ; ; ?.. . ? i
um
SOLICITORS IN Wfflm*
. 1 .? 6.:. . , ll il fl !. ' ? . " A I : .
CnsMrleston, B. C.
U ??' ?I-I?.;?..!''?'-. tv ? av') Hi >i ?j ;it??b>,a M
Office In the Courthouse,
<9??U ?mVnmiiim Atty-GenersL. .A. ?, SBAUBOOE.
Bpeciol ?Mention will be paid to th? Prosecution o
Claims held by parties outside of tb* State. May 4
portion Suies.
Su jar cured Hams.
BY II I Ml Y (OUI A cV CO.
THIS DAY, at half.pasi 0 o'olnck, in iront of ouc
store, will bo (?old,
10 tes. ?ugar-cure? il,VALS.
< 'ondit ?olin cash. May 18
Shoulders, Sides, Heirn and Huller.
HIECKE Sc SCHACHTE
Will soil, THU DAY. ot their stores, NOH. 143 and
115 East Hay, at a quarter before 10 o'clock A. M.
3000 lbs. SHOULDER DACON
3000 lbs. tildes
2000 IHH. Hams
25 pkgs BuCer
'2000 D. H. (moulders
20 sacks Rio Coffee
10 caddies Black Tea
Cheese, Vinegar, Lard. Candles, Ac., Ac.
May 18
Huller, Hams, Shoulders. <j c., <J-c.
BY LA UREY & ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY, 18th instant, will be sold in our Store.
No. 187 l ast Bay at 10 o'clock,
15 tubs and Arkins BUTTER, por steamer Magnolia
10 barrels New, Hams
10 barrolx Now Shoulders
10 barrels smoUed Beef
10 barrels Syrup
10 tierces Pickled Beef
200 lbs. Bologna Sausages, Ike.
Co nd Rion? cash. May 18
Ladies' and Men's Straw Goods, Dry Goods,
$c , $c.
BY JOHN G. M I LIN Oil & CO..
THIS m\\ 18th lust, at IO o'clock, wo will.sell, at
our Auction Salesroom, No. 186 Meoting-street
A desirable Invoice of J .ad?en' and Men's STRAW/
OOODH, received per Magnolia.
OOMBISTmO IN PAST OF:
Ladies' COBERO ?HADE4, ( anton Eluted Shades',
Pedal Shades, Milan Shades, Luton 6unshlne, Miss?
es' Sundowns, Misses'! Fluted Sundowns, Colored
Sundowns, Canton Shades, Men's Milan Hats, Boys'
Pedal Hat?, Straw Bands, ac.
French Corsets, Swiss Muslins, Lace Points, White
Piquea, Linen and Lawn Handkerchiefs, 7-8 and 4-4
Bleached and Brown Shirting, Binn Denims, Shirt?
lng Stripes, Cottonados, Kentucky Jeans, Hosiery,
Ac, Ac.
Conditions cash. May 18
Assets of the insurance and Trust Company of
i Charleston.
BY Z. B. OAKES.
Will be sold, on TUESDAY, 23th inst., near the Old
Postofflce, at ll o'clock,
The ASSETS OF THE INSURANCE AND TRU3?
COMPANY of Charleston.
OOSSISCTNO or:
236 HALF SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL?
ROAD COMPANY
$4000 Six per Cent. Bonds East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad Company
25000 Heven per Cent. Bonds City of Savannah
$1000 Seven per Cent, Bond Memphis and Charles*
ton Railroad Company
$3000 Seven per Cent. Bonds South Carolina Rail?
road Company
f2500 Six per Cent. Bonds Greenville and Colum
bia Railroad Company, guaranteed by State of South
Carolina
$2000 Six per Cent Bonds City of Memphis, guar?
anteed by Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com?
pany
2 Bonds, $50 each. State ' of Sooth Carolina Sovest
per Cent, dated February 1, 1861
$680? City of Charleston Six per Cent. Stock
$500 Bond Memphis and Ono Railroad
20 shares Preferred Stock N i ri ueastern Railroad)
Company
$875 Certificate of Indebtedness South Carolina
Railroad Company
$266 certificate of Indebtedness Northeastern Rail?
road Company
.26 Shares Bank Charleston Stock
63 Shares People's Bank
20 Shares Bank Georgetown
217 t-hares State Bank iv.'J
330 Shares Bank ol-South Carolina ....
365 Shares Farmers' and Exchange Bank
$100.000 Confederate States Registered Stock.
$32,360 Conteoerate states Eignt per Cent, Bonds)
$0600 Confederate States Four per Cent. Bonds
$20.000 Interest bearing contederate Treasury
Notes.
ALSO,
The two story granite front BUILDING, No. f
Broad-street, well known as tho Of? o of the OOM*
pany, and one of the best business stands 09
Broad-street. Lot 20 feet front and 110 feet deep.
Conditions-For the neem Rles cash; for the real
estate one-third cash; balance in two equal annual*
,,l?'u interest at ten (10 percent., pay?
policy assigned ; or all conn, M tn? ?iptiou' ?.-WfaA
chiner. Purchaser to pay tor papers and stamps.
4&-Savannah Republican, Augusta Constitution?
allst Macon Telegraph and Columbia Phoenix wiH
insert above and send bills immediately to auctioneer .
May 17_
Brick Residence on Church-street.
BY LOUIS B. BeSAUSSUEE.
On TUESDAY, the 25th instant, at ll o'clock A. M.?
will be sold at the Old Postofflce, Broad-street
The THRICE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. IE
Church-street, <about midway between Water-atrees
and Lightwood Alley.) containing eleven rooms and
double pisaras; ou the premises are brick kitchen.
Lot measures about 36 feet iront by 184 feet deep,
more or less. . .'HM
Conditions-One fourth cash; balance by boa*
bearing semi-annual interest payable in four equal
successive annual instalments, to be secured bye
mortgage of the pt operty; house to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay lor papers andr
revenue stamps. thstufi mtu2 . May .18
STEAM SASH, BLIND
DOOK FACTORY;
.?j <.-,? : . ; _V -..'oV ?i?tUiOJt
; . . .. it! i fi 1) 'jilli? . r . .:..j^t
L. E. CORDRAY & CO?
(I !*< ,' i li n; iii..C1 ? .'- . ? >"? "fi \tfiii
No. 2 PR1TCNARL^8?BERT%
OPP09ITE J. F. TAYLOR & CO.'S MACHINE
. . SHOPS.
SASHES, GLAZED A.NP UNGLAZED, alff$y>
on hand 1 '
. .'. ?1 .jit ' HI '. ??Vi th . LOO/l.i ..?.. ' 'it .Ml
PANEL DO0RS, xtP? . . . HOUSE SASHES*
MOULDINGS, &?., faade np at Bhort no?
tice, and at the lowest terms.
I . ?' . : '
L. E. COBDRAY. <.O. A. TRONCHE
March 23 8?o
SOUTH CAHOUNA M.A1LROAJD.
?r?V'
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'*- 0?FI?B,i ,
CHAH' iBSTOW)IS. a, April ?, 188.8, -fr)
n& AND AFT Ell SUITDAY. APWlL 11X11? XHA
KJ PASSAGER TRAINS of the South Oarottnn
Railroad win run as follow? ?
. ?. ? FOB AUGUSTA. MiL ??L
Leave Charleston................
Arrive at Ausrast?...............A.?a P. M?
Connecting with trains for Montgomery. MssnpT^
Nashvllle sud New Orleans, vi? Montgomery i
, Brand Junotton. iJJtUS?ii?. .
FOB COLUMBIA. ? x
Leave Charleston..?,80 A. KB
Arrive at Columbia...619 ?, ?2.
connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Batt
roed, ?no Camden train
. ' EWU CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta...........................9.00 A. Ht,
Arrive at Charleston.?!......6.10 P.M.
Leave Columbia.....fASA.lt.
Arrive at Charleston.8.10 P, Hf.
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS
(sxmPATs KxoxnxD. i ~, ..
Leay? Charleston.?.T.80 P. WU
arrives* aVRh?to...\M.,.:v"%S??s?
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, sfsspHp
?nfl H?w Orleans, vi* Grand Junction.
leave Augusto...... .. .?.10 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.j..WW.Mk
COLUMBIA NIGHT ES PREAU.
. (fiUX?DATS BXCSPTK?.)
Leave Charleston.?.. ?.8.05 P. M.
' Arrive M Columbia.......... ^.... t. i......4.? A. M.
Connecting(sundays exempted) withCrteeaTHtes?*
Columbia RAi?-oad. ttl
Leavs Ocinmbia...L..0,80 Jr* M.
Camden and noiumbt^ Pa**?m*?nf Trains on MOST.
?ATS, WKCHKSDAY* sod 8A*UHDA?S, connecta wMk
np and dowu Day Psissngsss >$ Ungvffln,
L Leave Camden......8.80 A.
r Arrive St Columbia..?.<* A. WU
. Leave Columbia. ?7? .'?V. .8.8? ?. Itt.
'"nwsr-.-.siiOr
I April 10 General 6upffnnt?ud*aL