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THE DAILY IN LWS. - -o RIORDAN, DAWSON A CO., FliOPBiETOBS. T~"~ OFF1QK No. 119 BAST BAT. ? - FmTHrrm om year.as 00 .., V J>AA-T Nm, six month?.3 00 ??ju Keira, three monta*-.2 00 Xax-WXxaxx Narira, one year.S 00 Ts> Wxaa-r Narwa, ?ix months. 2 00 f*mar Invariably tn adral ce. No paper sent aaa** ?a? <a*a\aceoarpaniM toe order, or for a long ?aWsan laaei adiil >*. "." \frr wt)pm ltT- ?m b/aartad te wbegrJbsra In t-Pint Insertion, 15 cents a line ; iona, 10 cents a line. Ba? Ines s cen*, alias. Marriage ?nd Funeral No tta; On* Danar each. ' HllllO .> ii rt ir x jr s s um JJ AJ? T. -Gold cloaed ie New York exoited at 43?. mgk New- York, yo-iterday, cotton closed active at 281o. -Ia Liverpool cotton WM flat, with uplands ft t ??allfd ; ?alee 8000 balea, -A new revorvjaig rifle ?ron, capable of being fired five hundred times a rninnte, is on exhi biMc^ irjLSm Franoisca ..'"Hn? Wife of a man who died of hydropho bie'-tffCincinnati ha? raed the owner of the deg willoh bit hint ipr tMOOr -Madame Pare pa Rosa has accepted an ir? Titation to sag in the grand choruses of the - national peace jubilee at Boston. -Ibo Washington oomapondent* say that the rati?cation of only three States is necessa? ry teacake the B&tatath amendment a law. -New. York,. all the year, round, says the TISMUI agenda oar. an avenga-i $180.000 per wee*'for musical and th cs tri car cn ter tain-' -Petitions have been circulated along tte line af th? Southern Pacido Railroad, asking Congreso to nullify the land Babe id y or -the toad, and open the land, to pre-emption. -Velocipede t o urn anson ta h ?*e been intro <d iced . in fit Louis. . The exercises include I .Hiting at the ring, throwmg the javelin, fenc- j lng with swords and similar trials of skill bj j bi cy gie. riders. . - John 'Russell Young, managing editor of the New York Tribune, has tendered hisreei? r ?Tl?o-and ii hs s boon; accepted. > It ia ander- j stood that his suecas*or will be Whitelaw Rid, of Cincinnati!- ?. ? -One of the lani t ats on the Central Pacific ? -uroad was-tho laying oMea miles of track in one day, and one .who timed .the aoiual rats of work saw 210 feet of rail laid in owe mirra ie -and fifteen second?, -?o?, Ben Wade, of Ohio, it appears', bas bera*appointed by President Grant a govern? ment director osashe Pacific Railway. About M good SJ office pecuniarily as that of Presi? dent, without its reepons?>iUtieai* * ? man m Jackson vii. e, Fi?., stole the re- j coally laid corner-stone of a new Bip ti st onnrchjin order to get the silver oom and cur? rency closed ap tn it. The- stone was carried j some distance, bat the effort ta get the money oat was a lailure, -Mr. Gustav us M. Conway, of Bi cb mond, an estimable and promising yoong man, w ho held the position o{ Au<htx>r of the Seaboard and Roanoke lia?Doad, was so badly barned by the explosion ot a kerosene lamp at Norfolk, last week, lhat he died next day. -Carleton, the New York publisher, has .lately pure based the Worth House, corner of Broadway and Fifth Avenue,.standing on the meet valuable gnaond of-New Yerk, and it is rericated wifl maka ita Hort of a "home for re j ectad aulhora-" He wilt soon bare it fr" . . -i^esurtorCameron's opfnionaboutGovernor ] -Curtin waa expressed with moro force than ?l* ?.ganos: ''The only minister wo f>l Pennewlva? nia have (except a negro, wno carmon be a Toter in oar State,") ea'd he, "ia a man set do ?ra-for Russia, wno ought to be sent ta the Lobos Islatcte, ?ice guano removed." > -Justice in Texas is stilt very rapid, if not always certain. A black mare was stolen from a h>6Py Btable, and, after searen, waa beard from to a dis taut town. The proprietors sent a messenger after her, and a' day ?or two after-.-, j wards Metra*.? flapaten sa* fblldwr? "Your1 j niara av hore; Ir will bring her; thief hung.'3 -A gentleman in Pittsburg, Penn., pub? lishes toe, following :offer : I will donate tienffy^ottarH ror^every passage of bcrfpture wheo? thty rmraortaiity of tire soul ra mentian ed, to any Ch arch or Sunday-school tbs Ander may elect." His address is John A. Best, o ornar af Fift'i-avenue and Tunnel-street, Pittsburg, -A visitor of the famous Blue Spring, in Florida, says the spring, which is half a mile ? agiros? tho St. John's River, is eighty or ninety feel across and some fathotSB doep. It boils J^p with such force that a boat cannot be rowed upon it. Tho nt ream a hi ch is th ns poured out makea a river about ninety feet Wide nutt six feet deep. -^-Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, bas par doned the-- ciilld murderess, Hotter Ta?aban, Wh6, it wiri be remembered, was con vic! ed of murder in the first cUgree-aod sentenced to be bamreit .Soon- after the sentence a public meeting was got np in New York m her be half,<b* influence of which was pressed oa the Governor until Saturday, ?hm he yielded. -7-ihej have worn oat a whipping-post and a pillory in Wilmington, Del., and have erco'cd rjQW does of a mest subs an tia' character. The D^sawii? folks still have great faith in these anci?Dt instruments of punishment. They say tbej keep rogues from coming into the btato, l save tho people from the necessity of re? lio lynch law and vigilince committees. Jory ia New York has gi vpn a verdiot against a telegraph coinoany for 8G600. with in? terest, amounting iu all to a bou $10 000, for fading to sei d a d'spat ch promptly over the Wires to tue address to which il was directed. The disoatoh directed the sale of a qua nb ty of j petroleum; but by its non-delivery, and conse? quent noa-performance ot the business trans? action, the plaintiffs averred they had suffer d a loss equal to the sum for which they brought .suit, and which the jury promptly awarded. ? - -Samuel D. lalbofc. a young man residing in Brooklyn attempted to kill a young lady Damed Lizzie Scribner, who resides in the same house, early on Thursday morning. He had professed ardent love for the young la.i y. -but she discountenanced his advances. He I came home at an "?ly hour of the night and attempted to chloi .form ber while she was asleep: bot failing _n that bo shot at ber twice, injuring ber in the head and b&nd. Supposing that he had killed her, he retired to hts own room and blew bis brains eui. A coroner's Jory rendered a verdict accordingly. Miss Scribner is doing ?ell, bat ber wounds are serious. ' -Michigan papers s.ate (hat a young man hamed George Denslow, livine near Rome Centre. In that State, dreamed on the night of | attreb 18, that he was deaf aud dumb, and on waifing was horrified to find that he could -ntatW speak nor hear. From that time till the iib of May, fifty-three days, he remained totally deaf and dumb. On the evening of that day,, ?bile returning from tho field where he J i bael built ut M uri:, ntl olid tUoiU.g cane over bim, and bo was obliged to lean against tbe fence lor support. Present?; be beard a bird sing, and be found also that his voice had re? turned to him. Daring this suspension of voice and hearing he had enjoyeduncomuiouj) gocd health. ? -A Biel mond (Va.) correspondent of 'he New Tori: World writes: '-It seems to be a eure thin2 that we are to havo a negro ni m ber. of Con?ros* from Virginia. Airead y tb ree gentlemen of color have presented themselves for our suffrages, and at least two of them s tadd, a chance of election. 'Doctor1 Thomas !. Beyne oppose* himself to the regular carpet bag nominee in tbe Norfolk District. He is as black a negro as the Almighty ever made, and -bears all the characteristics ot a genuine Afri? can. His eyes are large, with a au pei fla tty ol white; his nose is as flit as a pancake; his lips present the appearance of a very large tomato mashed in two by a cart wheel; and his teeth, in contrast with his very black complexion, are white as the purest ivory. He wears a milk white choker and neckerchief, which once led somebody to describe him as a 'lar baby paep ing oufc-oi a cream pot.' Such is B tyne-only a little more so. Withalie ls entirely unoducated; -isis *dis'and"dat,,,darvaad 't'other.' with afl the fluency of a corn field hand, bat at the same timo" is remarkable for his originality of ex? pression ant] large store of anecdotes. What a sensation he would make os tho "gentleman from Virginia" in the House of Representa? tives I Here wonld be a real test of the wil? lingness of the Radicals to admit the negro to all ? the privileges of the white race. And Bay tie, who is himself a violent Radio iL says be means to ron for Congress jost to put the professions ofilia political brethren to this se? vere trial. Norton, who also calls himself 'Doctor,' is the regalar candidate in the York? town District, despite the efforts of the Cen? tral Committee to buy him off. He knows bi? letters, and, indeed, can read and write and cipher, bat ?a most roaaerkable embodiment of ignorance and conceit. He is a freckled raced mulatto, wearing glasses and sporting a gold-headed eanet Rev. Fields Cook wishes to represent the Richmond or Metropolitan Dis? trict. He is a preacher, pretty well educated, and, truth to say, isa much better man tb?o the carpet-baggers from New York whom he opposes in tho oin vasa. CHARLESTON. : THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1869. Tbe Value of ??old. ' Paring the past four weeks gold has ad vance i 12 per cent, in the xaee of the con? trary expectations of many well informed1 persons,- who entertained the opinion that the price of gold was regulated by the po? litical circumstances of (his country. ' The incorrectness of such an opinion, and the trae causes of the advance in gold, may, we think, be easilj shown. It is now' acknowledged that the prosper? ity of a nation is shown by the value of its exports, and as soon as ita imports are in excess of the lormer, one of two conditions ia Bhown to exist: if the excess of imports ts paid for by the profits of trade, it of course shows prosperity; but if trade has been unprofitable, that excess then shows a grave fault and forbodes impending evil. Now what has been the condition of com meroe during the past nine months T Con? tinuously ^nRpr.ontable._It' max.b?_?3?.ely_ assumed that the majority of the foreign merchants of the United States have scaro ly olear ed their running expenses, ari but few have made any profit; while in Europe, mercantile fail ar CB' have "been freq lent and 'heavy. : Thc experts of the United States fer the, period mentioned have been $15,000,000 len than for the corresponding period of last year, while the imports have been $30,000,000 in exeees of those of the Bame period, making a difference against this country of $75,000,000, which could not be equalised by the profit? of oommerce, for there hate been none, and which conse? quently have had to be paid'in gold or an equally Valuable commodity. About $60, '000,000 of this s mount have been paid in United States bonds and the balanoein gold. Exclusive of these bonds, there have been purchased by parties in Europe for invest? ment, about $30,000,000 more, particularly of late, on account of the political distur? bances with which they are momentarily threatened.- So that altogether there are now held in Europe abott $830/O00;000 of United States bonds. So long as a nation's debt is held by its own people, it is' comparatively safe, for it may repudiate without fear, save as to Us future credit; bat when held abroad,such will noibe permited. Every dollar of the $880, dOO.OOOneld in' Europe must be paid by our govornmeat in gold,even if it has to be extort? ed hy something stronger than moral sua? sion. We have paid oar debt, contracted 'brough commerce, by new debts, abd of course out credit ic suffering. The debt in truth remains-it is not' yet cancelled. This ts one cause of the advanoe in gold. " 'Again, the public debt haB been increased $29,000,000 during the past year. If this occurs, instead of a decrease, during the fourth year of peace, what have we to ex peet during the four more years daring which the present corrupt administration will be in power ? ? Ia 1864, gold touched 280; but no well informed person presumed that this showed the true depreciation of the currency, bu: more properly a public distrust and unrea? sonable excitement. Reoeuily, with tin currency inflated 50 per cent, and a disas imus state of trade, it touched 130, and we bave no reason to presume this to be its true value more than the other. The truth ia, that the currency is more depreciated than the price of gold shows. The latter has been kept down below its true value, and sooner cr later must rise to the level of the depreciation of the currency. The supply of gold in this country is really only apparent We hear of immense sales in New York, sometimes as much as $170, 000,000 daily, all of which is done with the use of not more than $3,000,000 of real coin. This is effected by means of the gold exchange bank,*where balances are settled. This institution was established to facili? tate gold transactions, diminish the demand tor the real article, conceal the paucity of gold by -au apparent- abundance, and thus keep up the value of national currency. This currency is now quoted at 71 cents to 'he dollar; but with the surrounding cir? cumstances of the present and the future, it is hard to see how it eau be worth more than about CO cents. We shall soon see. I'uieu..se ul Weat IP?MUM by Aiiibaiiia, For anny mnntb9 past tho Stntej fcf Ala? bama h?9 been endeavoring to purchHse that portion of Florid'. lyiDg contiguous to ita own territory and known as West Flor? ida. Fur several days the Commissioners of the twa States have been busily tngaged in negotiating a sottlemenf. Oa Tuesday, we understand, the matter was decided, so far as the representatives of each State were concerned, as follows : The portion of Florida west of the Apalachicola is sold to the State of Alabama, for the sum of $1,000,000 of Alabama bonds. The bonds to be delivered when the sale is ratified in accordance with law. This" sale or transfer has to be voted upon by the people of West Florida, and after being ratified by the Alabama and Florida Legislatures, is to be iubject to the rejeotion or approval of Con? gress. THE NEW YOBK TIKES takes a Just and sen? sible view of the oo.idition of affairs in the South, and has already boen blackguarded by the Tribune for daring to tell the truth. The Times says : "We do not believe these tales of wholesale murder and oppression, nor do we give credence to the allegation that "loyalists" are systematically persecuted and hunted { down. There was a tune, undoubtedly, wheu in some localities a hostile spirit ran high, and when tho assertion of Republican opinion in? volved more or lets perd; but trustworthy evi? dence seems to show that this state of things no longer exists. So fax as weean judge, life and property are quite as secure at the South as at the North. Taking population into ac? count, we are convinced- that the percentage of crime is no greater anywhere ia the South, I and certainly not in Georgia, than ia the North or West. For every murder committed there we will undertake to fl odia murder here. For every outrage that admits of verification in Georgia, we will trace a parallel outrage in In? diana or New York. Nay, we aro persuaded that, all things considered, there is less crime I in Virginia, iu South Carolina, in Alabama, and even iu Georgia, than in t hii-S t a to or in other parts of the North. This oity could easily supply a chapter of horrors, of recoma date, which, by a parity of reasonings. Southern.ob seivess-aicrhtt cite as proofs af savagery and demoraiiaarioo. Snob an application oil facts would be unwarranted; but it would be not less legit?mate than the endeavor of thc An* i - slivery Society fanatics to arraign the whex'e Mooth Air the acts of its criminal olceg. Bis absurd to look for a greater average of virtue, or greater iromantty from crime, than we.aro contented witb here. What Georgia audits neiefaboxs may fairly picul is, that to respect or offences against person and property, they have nothing to fear from com>parisoa with MasBflOhus**' " ,,r Michigan. And. this ia all we are entitled to expect." lost an* /anno. STOL, KV A BLOOD - (Mc KEL. HOttSK, ' from Mr-.M C. Roach'splantation, tnt* atora lng (Hoadty* before dav. He ha* two bind feoi white, white taca, walkt quick, and parrot tor. A regard ot Thirty Do. ars will be p..td to tho ti nd IT ll delivered to Btv. A. MiDDuKlON, nt Mid? way, f amwad . emt , or to JERKY Mi I'.'H- Lt.. at Ur?. Roa b% plantation. JERH Y MUuHXttL. Midway. May 17. 1869 4? Mav 18 Jasaroncf. YOU UL'GUT TU I > SITUS IN THE CHARLESTON BRANCH Xii F TC ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, FOB TBE FOLLOWING REASONS : lat Because it is a home institution munged and controlled by your own citizens. 2d. Because rt ia the only rapnled institution of the kind tbatloabB its funda in the States from wbich they are den ved? ad. Because lt ie purely mutaal; all policy holders. | share in its profits or earning*. Ita large and m. creasing assets belong ezchulvrly to tbe policy holders. 4tb. Because ita rates arel- wer than those of ta ?at othor companies. And Ita dand-nan will be larger. 5th. Became lt inreefs ita funds at rates of ba totee t averaging ten per cent., wolle Eastern compt?tes' rates average lesa than seven per cent. This oakes the dividends of the Associ?t on lartrer and tho rates ot premium smaller. One hundred dollars improved at nix per cent lor -fifty \ can will amount to tl, S42 ul The same amount Invested at ion per cent, will pro? duce $11.739 OP. Dlfferonce in fivo; Of th* ten per cent investment $9,897 Oft. : 6th. Because youought to io 1 ur, ? in a aneoeetful in stitutiOD, and the Lile Association of America ia ac knowledged by ita enemies a- well as its frienrta to baby fiar tue moat succissrut Mfa insurance inert ru tl cm ?HU age In the United titetea. NET ASSETS OF TBIS DEPARTMENT IN * YESl'ED.lN THIS COMMUNITY. , $100,000 deposited in the Insurance Department of tba .V ate of Missouri (according to law for the protection of pohey holder?. 1 officers. H. G. LOPER, Pres'nt (Cafhier People's Nat Bank). W. G. GIBBES, Yice-Prnaideut ( W. G. Whitten k do.) E. E. JENKINS, ai. v., Medical Examiner. Directors. JOHN B. STEELE (of North, steel?- A Wardell.) 0. IRVINK W*l:KER (Walker, Evans a Cogswell.) 1. W. AlMiB, Drumltt H.T. PEAKE, Oen'J Superna tenden'. S. C. Kai] road. O. F. PANKNfN, Bragest. JAS. E. H PH A.t Jeweller. TAH. SIIJC'OX. Wholesale and Be tail Furniture. , M. P. t A ttl Kit, Secretary and Agent, March 30 lyr No. tO Broad-street, Chine, (^cussmorf, (Etc. AT CObT ! AT COST ! AT COST ! China, Glass and Crockery at Cost ON ACCOUNI OF A CHANGE OF BU.-INP8S, we will rel! off our fine stock ol' CHINA, GLASSWARE, Crockery, Fancy Goo ls, Japannod Ware and Lunpi fcc kc AT COS Tat retail. A rare opportuuitv is now offered to supply vacan clea in house and kitchen. McDOWtLT- & RON. .Corner of Klug aud Liberty-streets. ' The Store TO Bf.NT. 6 . May is pins. c OLV1IBIA II UT KL, COLUMBIA, S. C. THE PRoPRlElOr.S TAKE PLEASURE IN anuouurinc that this elegantly for isbed eatah. Ilsbment 'a now open jor tbe accommodation of Kui S:H. The table will always bs supplied with everv delicacy of tho season-both from the Ne? ?ork and Charles ou markets, and no efforts will br spared to Rive perfect -atiwaciion, in every respect, to our 1 at rous. FREE LUNCB in the relettory every day from ll until halt-past 12 o'clock. WM GORMAN, I " H. H. BADE<?HOP, J Pr0Pr"?t'>T. May 6_tl,m6 Ty U'KKItSO.V HUI SK, COLUMBIA, S. C. THIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED HOTEL. UN? SURPASSED by any House in the south for romtort and healthy locality, ia open to travellers and others seeking BO <bl> ?OR 1 HE e. M ?EH. Families can b ? accommodated with nice airy rooms on rea? sonable terms, A call is solicited. May 13 Imo WM. A. WRIGHT. gT. CLOUD HOTEL. THIS NEW AND COMMOLIOU3 HOUSE, LOCAT? ED corner ot Broadway and Forty-eecond-sireet, possesses advantages over all other houses for the ac? commodation ot lu eaeata. lt wai built expressly for a flrrt-chsa family boarding honse-the rooms berne large and en suite, heated by steam-with bot and cold w ter. and furnished second to none; while the culinary department is in the moat experienced banda, affording guetta an unequalled table. One or Atwood's Patent Elevators is also among the "modern improvements" and at the service ol gnests at all hours. Tbe Broadway and University Place Cars pass the door everv four minutes, rennin.; from the City Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth and > eventh Avenue tines are bnt a short block on eider aide, affording ample facilities for communicaflug with all The depots, steamboat landings, olaces cf airase* ment and business of the great metropolis. JioiiE ?Ic HOLLEY, Proprietors. March 12 6mos i 11/A3S i i- D. A l'AP.vBL". GTilL TO DO ' li 'he h Uickvorkuf r. un ill lum 1> and mimi two eli'drin. y?iply o TI er PRwj.DENr A^D Bidt aXBcEi?. 1? May 20 ?v'Avriso. A WHIM; (.im OK UU'O } V cbaiaier, lourlouu or s.v. D.ODn years of age, f attend to chi...reu sud do hou-o*oik. App.y "t No. Di "KNlWOuiUoTRliEi.UtfXt west ot Mili? tary Hall. j* May 'JO If/A vr ISO, Knit A PLACE ON .A S Ul. KV VV BTTcB, t c.tared inau capable ol manasins A fwr-niy-tiv.? horse poner engine, av MM. Ac. Rtterenrei r quired. Apply at No. Ml Mi.t?f>Q SiBELT. UP -lAiltS._3? May 19 WANTED, KVKKYBUDY TU KNOW teat JO? PHI.s ri Nu of all kinda, plain and ort: rmcntd, ia uncut-d promptly in che neatest s tv o aud ar tbe lowest New ?ork pri es, at HIE .?LWS Job om e. No. Ul KA?I ml'. Call and ex? amine t bc H i lu of price? belora gi vi jg your or Jeri e.sewbere. A?OI J. \ u V DttSIItES A SITUA? TION as Nurse v dovcratss. No objection to lo-vin g tne city or Sta e Onex'cpdonati.e refer? ences Liven an.I required. Addieas A. H., Bey Box No. S3.'i barloston Poatofflco._May 16 WA U'K.ll, .-?UBSililBKlt* KIM* ALL MK LEAPING MAGAZINES aJ?D NEWJ PAPLRS, it publieber'* rutes. OSA BLES C. BIOHIEB, April 21 No. mi Kiug-srreit WANT * JJ-AG". N TS - TU SIC).I. TUB AMERICA* KMX TING MACHINE. Price $25. Tbe simplest, iheapest and bes; E..ming Ma? chine ever invented. Will WUK 20 01)0 stiUfe-esptT minut.'. Liberal inducements to Ageut?. tVlreaa AMERICAN KNITTIVO MACHINE COMPANY, Boston, Mass., or St. Louis, Sfo. May 4_W_ WASTK?, FlllS I Cl,A -S TKAVEL LINO SALESMEN in arerv state, floe* ?ages or a liberal per cent. tcd ?toady employment. Addro-n, wt I. stamp, B. F. HOWE, No. 639 Arch stree*, Ptniadrdpbaa. Pa. 3moa_April 3 WAM'KB, EV ls, ll Y li ODY TU SUB. SCBIBE to the CIRCULATIHO LI Li I! A BY CBABLES 0. BIOHTER'3 Select Library of New Booka contains all of tbe latent publraaAionr. April 21 _No. 161 KING-STREET. WANTED. ASBVTi KUH I HK AMERI? CAN FARMERS' HORSE BOOB. In both Eng? lish and Gerat??, by Bobers Mewart, V! K, ot Miss, ih* wore cover? the whole ground of tbe brseding sud raisin);, and the treatment Of horses and rouies, bo'.b in eic mess and b??Hh. It has wo?1 its way to popular favor, ami? ls today the most popula* and bett Meiling Horse Book oat. Address O. F. VBN i Publisher) Cincinnati, Ot 6mo* "naccU 19 WASTE O- A tm ?TS-$78 TU WSW) PCR month, amywhere, male and femle. so-in? troduce tba GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON? SENSE FAMILY SAWING MACHINE. This chine will st.tell, heay fell, tock, quilt, ctr*, bin?*, braid and embroider in a most eurcrior raannur Pi ice only $18.' Fully warranted for five yerra: Wi will pay $1000 tor any machino that will ' sew al stronger, mare b-auritui. or n ore ela?Uc sc? ? thain ours. It snake* tbe "-Elastic Lock Hutch " Every second-fetchcan be cut, and still the cloth cannok ba pulled apart without tosrrng it. We*piy agent? j from $76 to ?200 per mo nth and expenses, or a com? mission fram which t WICH tn it amount can br made. Address, SECOMB A CO;., PTTTsBUBG, PA ;. Si. LO 1'H. MO', or no> ros, MASS. CAC I lOW.-Do not Tit Imposed upon bj other | parties pa I mine off worthier eas -Iron ma/iiofs, under 'the same name or otberwlse. Ours-ls the' only genuine and really) practical cheap rcaohlne manuiicturrdt 78 Ms* 4 Cn tieni. TU RB9?T, THAT ELK; I Ul.Y SITUA . 1 ED BE>IDENCH, No. 43 Oharlotte-atraol, opposite eta Second Prfsnyierlan cc ure li. HOT term-, ta., apply uext door east, or to Or. /..li. H iNODK. at the People'* National Bank. May 20_ rpu H nar. A IIOUSU IN TH K RKASU OE JL fonr rooms. In a Ana largo yanl, with a weUof j good water, and necessary, outbuildings; ul-o with a view in a garden; rent low toa punctual tanaat. Apply at No. 160 HT. PHTLIP-?TEEE L, opposite ^Jo? ga . -M ri et. 1? Mb DU FUK KI;M, HOESE NO 6 COM LNG-1 8 IKE El, wis. sid? near Beai.fatn. Lea low to an approved tenant. Apply to J. I. Ment?.-. Col? lector rad Real Estate Agent, No. 34 Broad-ttMst, May TP_2_ TU KENT, TWO If 'OMS UN Sbt'O?D iXOoR, at No. 3071 KINO-?! REEL Apply in Store. tb6tao Mav 20 F?K Ht-NT, THAT DBSIHABLE DWELLING HOUSE ANO BLORE, on th? nurta side of Tradd-ittreet, next to corner ol.Meet? ing, lately occupied aaa Bakery < stablishmsnt by 1. C. Marshall. To a reliable tenant tbe premises will be rented low. Apply to LO I'ls McLAIK. No. 48 Broad-street. May 18 rwuTIfEKT, A tfTMPOKTABLE HOU??-^ JL at the northeast comer of Bokard and Coming i-treets. Apply io ? D. KENNtDY, NO. oHi'burch atreet_May 17 Ti KAI. KSTiTE AGENTS, AHO OTHERS having houses torent, can have their Blacards, koH printed at the lovett rates, and In the newest and neatest styles ct type, at THE NEWS. JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East Bay._ TU lt KN T, TH? HALF <|*W A HOI/SK, . and Sitrhen apartment*, delightfully shnated in the Wosiajro part of the City, a few doora irons line of City Cars, Terms moderate. Apply ai THIS OFFICE.. 6 May 14 int Salt. FUR BALE LOW, IK APPLIED Full Ffcon. one H.'RSt. THEiDMILL, capable of j running cotton gin, sawing woodier runnins grisi milt Also, a new sea Island H. Mug 1 'ol ION OIN. Apply at No. 60 i AaT BAY, corner North Atlantic Wharf._ttv2*_May 20 FH SALK, A LIGHT OR AUG HT N EW CED i RB OIL i BOAT, copper fastened; oantxe keel; 21 feet 6 inches lout!, and 0 feet 4 inchon beam, with Sills, oars, ru4oVr, anchor-everything in order. Apply at 1 HIS OFFICE._May 12 AT P K 1 V A T K .SALK, THAT KINK STAND wph fixtures for a Grocery, corner calhoun and Ensf Bay streets, No. 36. Apply ON PREM I?-ES. thbta January 21 RICHON KKK s, BROKERS, AND others wiahlng "tor Sale" rlacards, Business Cards, or other Job Printing extcuted with neatness and dispatch, will consult tholr iutcroat by leaving tbe.r orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East Bay. STEAM KN (?IN KS KO H >AuK I'll KA I*, if opphed tor immediately Ill One 12 horse PoTtablo ENGINE (li One 4-horso Portable Engine. . ALSO, ill One 8-horsc-pbwcr ENGINE, in good condition CAMERON. BARELLI' k IO., Northeast corner Meeting and Cumburland-strcetf. January ld FUK SALK, HLD NEWSPAl'KltS I1N any cuintity. Mea 75 ccnta per hundred, lhe cheapest wrapping piper tbit can bo used. Ap? ply at the ofllco of 1HE M A.WS. March 1 Pissnlntioa nf *r\I?.SOLUTIU.\.-TH K COPAHTftKK X\) -'HIP h-retolorc exist ins as F. W. EGGER KI.N'GACO. ls mis day dissolved by mu uilc:on sout. F. W. EUUKUKING. P. W. BENE UN, THE UNDERPIO?D hOITCTTrl A CONTIN? UANCE of the patronage so libernllv heftow. d ou tho abor? firm, horeatter to te oondacted by him fell. All p. i>on* indebted to the firm, or h.iviug Cairns >gainst lt, will present the sanm to thc undersigned. F. W. EGutKEING. Mty 19 3? (?tiorattoRol. 7>l?IVATK I N TirUOTIO?.-M KS. W IT I ON win form a Haas for ral lustruc ton lu HiS'OKY AN . I.Il'KKAIUBE generally The s> stem 1H C Undated to awaken tbe liveliest in terestin tho pupil, inducing con< entration. which is the prime first cau>e of all JU C ?S? ia a muden', and which is iield'.m nr never attained by the ordi an coarse ot iusti uctiou. For terms sppl\ at Iteaidence. corner of ARCH? DALE AND MAZXCE STitEtTS. May 17 ' mthm3* deming jCflfifiMrg. THE UMVKRSAL FAVORITE, WILLCOX Se GIBBS' SILENT SEWING MACHINE. rjlHIS MACHINE STANDS TH?3 FAB TIN BI VALL?D as a FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, and has taken the place of over forty double thread ma? chines in this city. Reliable Agents wanted in all Urge towns in thc State. A D. B. HASELTON, No. 307 KI MG-STREET, Willcox k Gibbs' Agent of South Carolina. NEEDLES, OIL, SILK, Ac, constantly on hand. BEPAI KINO IS usual ttuthlyr Mayl JHertiigs. UNION KILWI.VMNG LODGE, No. 4, A. I". M. THE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNIST 101 ot this i.odso win be bo den IHM EVEHINO, the 2Ut? Instant, at Masonic Ha'1, at Light o'clock pre cmi'lv. The candidates for E. A, Dorree will ba punctu <L By order of w. M. May 20_AD\M K. PIBBON, Secret ry. L O. O. P.-HOWAHD LODGE. No. ?. THE REGULAR MUETlNG OF THIS LODGE will be held THIS EVININO, at t ight o'clock pre? cisely. Candidates for Degrees will pleure bo punctual. Miy 20 th E. L. TEBKY. Secretary. STATE MEDICAL. AsSO ul A I T< >\. rpHE MEETING OF THIS ASSOCIA1 ION WILL JL be held on tue 20tb May, THIS DAT, at Eleven o'clock, at tbe Hall ot the Boper Hospital, Queen ??reet. Members ot the Association, Delegates and all members of the profession are m? ted to attend. Ju BN DOUGLASS. M. O., Vice President S. C. Medirai Association. May ao_2 HOPE FIRE EV GI NE COMPANY. AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THK HO?E lire Engine Company will be held IBIS I VJLSLVO. the 20th instant, at their Hall, at Eight o'c.ock precisely. By order. B. P.- SEYMOUR, May 29_Yice-Hresident. ATTENTION I YOU KG AMERICA STEAM FIRE COMPANY. ATTEND AN FX IRA M'ETING OF YOUR Oorpa at Market Hall, THIS IVKSISO, at Eight o'clock precisely. By order of th*) Presido:, t. May 20 J. T. MAHER, Secretary. Vent publications. TS S EL L's BOOK STOKE. WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, Ac. THE POET AND THE PAINTER, or Gema of AZT and i*ong, with ninety-nine Urge steel engr** inga. Imperial Sro. moreeco, $20. Tetofeov's ENID lUflstratctf by Gustave Dore, fo? lio, in aa elegant Binding, fl?. TxWTSoit'a LOCKSLT Ii AIL, I Un.-> tra ted by Hennesy, ?1 octavo, $3. GBAJVO-ELEST, with soventeon< finery colored draw inns- and a photographic ne production cf the orlt'nal manuscript, ito. W WATSCST) Peens, original Poems of country life, edited1 by Robert Buchanan} with forty-seven illustration*, ato. $10 THE Brrav, hvMich?let, illustrai*!, by two hundred and ten exquisite eneravinga by Gtscomelli, SA. CH TIT ST cr bono, or Hyma ot ImmacuMl, selected from aMages by Philip Schaff; D; D.r Sro, cloth gilt extra, ss. COWPER'S I ASLK TALK, and other Poon?, beauti? fully iflbetrated by the most eminent English Artists, 1 vot?me, ito, $3. CTOBT WIT EC OT AI* END, from tte'Ger maa of Ca? re ve, laage 4to, with fifteen be au rafal pic? tures, in imitation of water coter?, 57 50. CHHWTVAS CiRot- by charles DU:.-en.?, witt thirty illustrations-, by Ey ti ugo, ?mall d- oo'avo, ?. SCOTIA'S B\mt, the choicest nrsductions of the Scottish Port?, beauUfuUv ?llaerratod.. ifVo, $4. WAIIMION, by "falter scott, with fifteen photographic Illustration-, $8. LATS OF THS BOSS Laim, from andan t and'modern writers, wiGvaixty-tbree illustrations, 8vo, m. VHAUBKRS' Boow.or DATS. a miscellany ot pupular antiquitie", two lane volume, royal 8vo, $.. 1 te above are ali in elegant bindings. January 1 Jin, (tods, (Ctr. DKT GOODS. J. H. BHUNING ? CO, Mo. 362 King --??rot t. Oppostetv-BeanxOain, WOULD BE?-PECIFULLY INFOHM THATB FRIEND-t -ND IHEPUBMC, that tbi-v bane opened a wellassoited ?nd seasonable sturt of DOY GOOD**, whiob they offer at Very Reasonable Pi ices? Wo would call attrition to the following Goods : Asplenlid assortment of DBT-S GOODS,, black Sabs, White Gool*, Hosiery. Linen?, White- and Catered Table Damasks, Longclotha. Sheettnas. I'aetimere, Black t loth and Doeskins,. Gloves. French ( orsets. Parasols, Umbrellas, Embroideries, Bandkorehlels, l ice shawl?. Opera.. Shawls^Hoop skirts, Lace Goods, Notions, fee. J. H. illU^IVG.cV CO, No. 262 KING-STREET, 0PPO3TIE BEADTfAJN. Moy 8 s tu th ?mo -S.~THO5TS0N, LATE WITH MESSES. F02SYTHE. McCOMBfe CO., his oponed al No. 313. KING-S I BEET, (next to corner society.) a general a? s ort me ut ot FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DBY GOODS. NO? TIONS. Ac, where he will be pleased to neo his triondsatd all in want Ol br? Goods, at reasonable prices for cash. g. THOM.-uN. May 18 3?- Na 312 KJofretreet CHEAP GOODS. GREAT SALE! AT FUR CK 60 TT & BRO., CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS. IMMENSE BFDUC1ION IN PRICES MADE IN order to effect a clearance of special lot.? ot Goods on hand and to arrive. Thi* ls an opportunity which should not be lost Bight of by ready money purchasers. The following are a few quotations from some choice lot?; ' CHAPE M AU ETZ at 2fi and 30 rom?, be-t FINK ST V L his OP BALMORALS at $1 75 and $2 PMfcUH only 30 cents; Marseilles 40 and 60cents . PAICA?OL.S, a nico selection, from 110 cents up BOBBIN KT for Pavilions, tn na S3 75 op VINE FRENCH CORSETS, i rom 90 cents up DIAPER LIN EV. DOYLIES, and other Linen goods, 10 and IB per cent, cheaper than any? where i?00 DOZEN TOWELS from 12>i to 69 cents LADIM' WU MEN'S UNDERWEAR at n od era te prices 4-4 LONGCcOTHS from 12 Yi cents up MEN'S FINE PANAMA HATS onlyfcl 60 DOJl KS MC GOODS, Hosiery, Glove?, well asssortcd and sold at nearly cost pnce. FU lt IT 1 (J OT I' di BRM'S., Ko. 437 King-street, corner of Calhoun. An exclusive department lor Boots, (-boes. Hats and Trunks. amos May 3 {Eaiiorinjj, jgtc, EW FASHIONS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. N MENKE & MULLER, MERCHANT TAILORS, AND DEALERS IN R-?adv Made Clothing, SUIT ABM FOR CHILDREN, MEN A ND BOTS. SSll'S FURNISHING GOODS. d.c., NO. 33) Kl n;;-.st re ct. OPPOSITE SOCIETY-STREET. WE TAKP. PLEASURE IN INFO RUING (?UH patrons and tho pc bl ic gen Tally that We have j st opened a .arne and wf II abuted locket CLO TH? EO, MENS FURNISHING GOOK*, fer., lor tbe Spri g sud summer, at the above -ta d. ronxistin-J ol Business an i Dress Suits, ah sizes and qu .lita* s ol'shirts and Uude.TVtar Goods. Ac ; ad mzu* iud qnabtles of English lilli Domestic Hal Hose ; all sizes ?md qualitie* of Silk and l isle I bread love.?; all nz-and styles of Linen and Paper (lollara ; all S;ZPS and style* 11 i :ravats. Neck I ies. Pocket Hjndk-reluc?s, svapsiidera. Umbrellas, fee. ; also, a large and Wei' a-sor;ed stock of Bruaucloihs. C ?si. inerei. Doeakin-i. Coatings, V stings, fcc., wh'etl we offer to sell by piece, yard or patt rn; or make up imo Garnie, ts, by measure, in any shap or style, according to order, at toe shortest notice Our Stock use been selected wi h i?reat c .re, and w- re confident that we cao compete wi'hauy other bou-e in this city. We invite ac examination of our stock, and bespeak a share of the public patronage. MENKE dc MULLE lt. March 27 ?tutb3mos J L. HOSES, No. 34 H road.street. COLLECTOR OF ri E N T S AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. AprillO_stnthSmos QTTO SONNTAG, DYER AND SCOURER, No. 141 Market-street, Between King and Archdale. Genta'Coats, Vests, Pants and Hate DYED, sCOOR? EO and PRESSED; al"0 Blankets and Carpets Cleac ?d and Washed with great eat dispatch. April 3 2mo iimnsc??if rv s. # TS X F III IS C OM J* AH T. THE PICNIC OF THIS COMPAN? WILL TARS PLACE ON To-M or row Morning, May Slat, AT THE S CH?ETZE N PL AIZ, And a 80IR-E will be giren at the Fngine Honte In the evening, at Nine oVlock. Cara will leave Ann-street Depot for the Schuetsen pkttz at Eight o'clock A. M. Belaning at Six P. M. Tickets can be p roo ur sd by the members and for their friends from olth:r of the COKMITTEX: C. C. WIGHTMAN, C. A. VON DOHLEN, TB03 J LYONS, J. T. FORBES. J. B. FOKBE8, BiiBT. ti UDAN, P. J EllKSSELL, W. WE HB, F. C. HEEP, W C. PBICE, A. WALTON. May 20 2 . * /tnonri?l. BANKERS, gTOCKAND EXCH \NGE BBOEEB3AND MEB Cil ANTS, wishing Check?, Blank?, Lctttrr Head?, or Job Printing of any description, c-n get tbetr oiders filled promptly and ia the neatest style, at cheap rates, by applying ot THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East Bay._ EXCHANGE QN LONDON AND OS NEW TOBE. Sold by L33ESNE A WELLS, |i May ll_Imo_No. 10 Broad-street. f~ WANTED I rJtD PBBCHASE, UNITED" STATES BILLS OF ?ll denominations, ana NATIONAL BANE NOTES too mach mutilated1 to be redeemed by OwMnnset Agent?, at fair pr?tes-, for cish. A. GAGE A CO.. Charleston Tee House. afay-9 URE SOUTH CAROLINA LOM & TRUST COMP AN ? OFFICE COP DEPOSIT OP SAVINGS OPEreSMULY from 9 A. 73? to- 'i P. M. AT No. 13> BROAD-STREET. ALSO, OH WEDNESDAY AND SATUUDAY P: VE.vs.NOS, from 7 to 9cvolock, in H A. s El- . STBEET, BEAB OF HAYDEN'S STO?E. J8S- INFBBEST ALLOWED 0?. DEPOSITS AT THE BATS OF SIX FEB CENT. PEB ANNUM. SED. S. CA RIK KD?, President. THOMAS B. WARING, CABHJES. April 38> fl swSmos Progs, ?i)cmif?L3, (Str. A. W. ECKEL, & Ca, CHEMISTS AND APOTHECARIES No. 231 King-Street, INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO their splendid:new black marble ARCTIC SODA FOUNTAIN, The finest and the-beet apparatus ever 1 rought to, J Charleston. They are also prepared to offer on draught SELTZER WATER AND CONGRESS WATER, FBESU, SP ABE LING AND COOL, And containing all the Medicinal Properties for which thofo waters arc ?-a widely celebrated. They also would direct attention to their DISPENSING DEPARTMENT, Where tho purest and best Dtugs only are used, and Prescriptions filled by the Proprietors them Halves, hit!; opl and tsFcricnccd Pburmacoutiste, Ihey have a fall ?.?.orlmout of PERFUMERY AND FANCY GOODS, Bal bracing ihe fairic* of some ol the best Perfumers iu Germany, France and England. May ll_tuths FRESH I) li I G S. JUST RECEIVED, O Ul M AI'LT dt tO.'s Pl? UPA RATIONS t lODIZliD SYRUP OF HOUSE KADISH VECE TABLE CAPSULES OF MA TICO SYB?T Ol' flYPOPUOSPHIXB OF LIME GU AV AN A POWDERS. Ali fiesh from Pari?, and for sale by Dr. II. BAER, May 8 No. 131 MLET1NG-STBEET. FOR IHE ll AI H. JUST RECEIVED, FHALON'3 CHEMICAL HAIR LNVTGORA 10R AY ER'S HAIR VIGOR MONTGOMERY'S HALRRESTORER BU UN E T'S OO?O AINU HALL'S SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER CHEVALIER'.-? LIFE FOR THE HAIR CIIALFAN I'S COCOA CREAM LYON'S KATHAIRON B \R :ra IRLCOPHEROUS REEVE'S AMBROSIA HAIR TONIC. For sale by Dr. H. BABB, May 8 No. 131 MEETING-STBBET, ?roc mrs fini) M re?iu nco us. QA il BALES PRIME EXTERN HAY, KOW ?v/U landina from bchoouer D. Talbot, ard for aali-by A. Mo' OBB, Ja., M?y CO_vo. 3 T Eart bay. FltEsHRlUK FLOUR. f f\f\i\ BOsH?L?> BICE FLOUB. FOB SALE IOOO by W. 0. BEE fe CO., May 19 2 Adger's Wharf. WEST INDIA FRUIT. J?9T ARbrv'LD, AND NOW OFFERED FOB ?ale, a choke lot ol PINEAPPLES BAN ANAS, ORANGES, COCOANUT"?, etc., etc. This Fruit baa just been rece ved (rom Card eu aa by the Brig S."P. Brown. Bargains may te had at MRS. 0. C. KENTITS, No. 83, south side Market-street, May 17_?ear Meeting. CUBA. MOLASSES ! CUBA MOL ASS KM 1f\f\ BMDS. I CaOTOE NEWCBOP CUBA ?VV 80 tierces J i LAY ID MOLASSES ip bbls. New Orleans iioa-c?. jost landed from schooner Leland For sae by J. A KN-LOW fe CO., May 16_Nc. |4j East Bay. SMOKED TONGUES. AC EXTRA L*RGE -?MOKKD TONGUE". OHGIC? P.G SHOULDERS, BBEaKFaoT STRIPS Ginger Snaps, Kentucky Cr^aniB. and all variety of Crackers, received tbis week WV. 9. CORWIN fe 00. HAY) Fl OUR A fi BALES PRIME NORTH RIVER HAY, EX ^JctJyJ steamer saragossa. 600 bar'els Family, Extra, Super and Fia? Floor, ex schooner E. 0. Redman. For sale by May 10_JOHN CAMP8EN A 00. NEW GOODS. IN STORE AND aWaNDING. CLARET. ON DRAUGHT AT 91 60 FEB GALLON Labia's Flavoring extracta; at redOcedjprioes Hosteller's, Drake'-, Herman's, (taracea, Tonic and i stougbton Bitters Monongahela, Bye Bourbon and Cabinet Whiskies, of all grades and at all price?-, bottled and on draught ; Champagne Cider, Pint? and Quarto Hemon Syrup. CO-OPERATIVE GROCERY STORE, Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets. Goods delivered /pee. April 36 liYERSON & BATES. Champagne Ale Brewerv, HARLEM, N. Y. TBlSt- CELEBRATED ALE IS BREWED F RUSH al! - through the year, and ls guaranteed to keep sound through the hottest weather, and on that account: ls- ot al) Alca the best adapted to tba South? ern climate. KNOX. DALY, fe CO., Agents, February lg ?mos_CharleBtoa,.S. C. FRESH DRUGS. JUST HECblVED AND FUR SALB BT Dit. It. BAKU, Pjo.lSt MEKTi:,% STRtLKT. ?ISON S TOBACCO ANTIBOTE Bose's Couth Syrup t-cbsok's Pu.mod. Syrup Scbanu's-Seaweed Tonio saratoga "A" Water Cherokee Itemed, and Cure Reynsreoating Elixir . t li'onde ot Lune Spears''Erm; Preserving Solution Brown's Cbtorodyre German Blood or "Balser" Pills, fee. Aro. April 3_i_ (ii IO RI Db OF LIME. FR SALE, WHO LESA LU AND RETAIL. 37 nr. H. BALK, Aotll 3 ^^>0^l31JMeerlD<ji^ itt ts ic Wantons. E. J KINO MAN, PH SEER RR, No. 40 WARRF.N-STBI'ET. NEAR COMING will undertake PL* TERI?G, RE? PA I KING, Whitewashing, and Wall Coloring. May 20_3? DU VAL'S PATENT BAKER? FOR KEROSENE, OAS AND OTHER STOVES. TBIS U&KBTTL INVENTION, WHICH BAS BERU recently patented, is claimed to ba tia ONLY PER F KCl Bakery Oven of the kind In use By its peculiar construction, the heat ia distribut? ed in all its pana, so that arti lea placed; in lt ara baked on.the top as well as at tbe bottom.. For sale at wholesale and retail, by J. B. DUVAL, ?ft Self, AGENTS OF, THE PAT3NTEBS. May lg_ aruta QUAKER CITY FINE SJtLRTS, EEADY MADE AND TO ORDER. At BLACKWELL'S, Mag U tn th s No. 319 KPtG-STBElT. A CA Kl?. TBK SUBSCRIBER BtGS LEAVE TO INFORM bis friends and thu pu-lie that ho can be found athis OLD 3 TA ND, Hasel-street onpoaitePostof ficet where he keeps FINE c > ?ut?AG.?-, open and cl ae and BUGGIE- FOR HltE. Thankful for past favors, be hopes that, by strict attention to no? siness, to merit a con tin nance ofth?aame. May 8 thmO_RIO H ABD Mo BUNNY. Brazier's and Mieathin? Copper of all sizes, for sale by William Shepherd, No. 17 Hay ne-street. Charleston, jj? C._ WOOD? WOOD? FINE YELLOW PINK WOOD FOR SALE, IN lota to suit purchasers. Apuly at WOOD YARD, Lucas, foot of Mil!-*tr?t. s<ljcto?w Vanteing Saar Mill. Orders lett at th? tollowing places will receive prompt attention: Drug store ot W. A. Bkrii e, King-street, Drug store of P. M ioho'!, King-street, And at A. Brookbanlis, corner of Meeting and Quern streets. J. O. N I LTE. April 34 _Btuthlmo To Hotel and Restaurant Keep? ers.-thiiia. Glass and Crockery, Decanters. Table Tambi?n, Beer Glasses, Bar Tumblers, &c, &c., &c, at Cost, by McDowell & Son. ~H00P POLES WA?NT?S APPLY AT THE FOCI OF RrE-STREET. TUOUA>, AJcCB?DY. May 17 ? printing, ?L. NEUFYILLE & HANUM, SUCCESSORS TO COURTENAY. / BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS, BOOKBINDERS, Job Printers and Stationers. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FLAT AND FOLDED PAPERS, CARDS, CARD BOARD.*. BILL HEAD3, sc. No. 9 Broad-Street, CHARLESTON, S . C. B. K. NEUFVILLE. WM. HANNAM] May 5 Imo QHAMBEHLAIN & SHABKUUK. ATTORNEYS AT LAvV ara SO LICITO RS IN EQUITY, Charleston, S. C. Office in the Courthouse. ^ n. B. CHIMDEBL\IS, Atty-GeneraL.. a. B. iKABnOOX, Special attention will be paid to the Proseen rion of Claims held by parties outside of the 9tate. May 4