The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 22, 1869, Image 3

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THE DAILY NEWS. Imrsrest ClrevUsitioaa.-THE DABLY NEWS BEING TUE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RB OOONIZED AS HATING TBB I, ABGEBT CIR mtLATIQN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, POBLISRBS THE LIST OF LETTRES REMAIN? ING IN THE POSTOFFIOB AT THE END Ol BACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO ' TBE PROtlS lONfJ OF THE NEW P0ST0FFI9B LAW. Kt singe ot Thermometer at' the New? Ornee. Honda/. 8 A. M. 82 ia af. ~~88~ 8 P. M. "~8S>"~ ? P. M. 87 LOCAL MATTERS. CHEAP ADVERTISING. THB CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation o? which ia about twice as large SB that of any other paper published in South Carolina,1 is the best advertising medium for all business men. For persons who want situ itions or servants; who want houses or apartments, or have them to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg? ing; who have lost or found articles of value, .IHE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all ?lasses may have their wants supplied, we have adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADVER? TISEMENTS, payment for which must invariably he made tohen the order is Rivett: Advertisements of situations wanted by or offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work? men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to let; articles lost or found; houses; shops, offices and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella? neous wants of all kinds. . ; For eseh insertion of advertisements of the ??asses specified;. Not exceeding THREE um or 30 words... .25 eeots - " Turra LYRES or 80 words.40 " *. FIVE LINKS or 40 words.00 " AU advertisements to be inserted at these rates most be prepaid and delivered at THE NEWS office by 9 P. M. MEETINQS THIS DAY. Jefferson Lodge, at 8 P. H. Washington Light lntantry Charitable Asso? ciation, at 8 P. M. Washington Artillery Friendly Society, at 8 P. H. Washington Fire Company, at 8 P. Hi Blue Ridge Railroad Stockholders, at A UCTION VALES THIS DA Y. HILES DEAXE will sell at 10 o'clock, at his atore, Japanese, Chinese and Oriental wares. A. C. MCGILLIVRAY will sell at ll o'clock, at the old Postoffice, a plantation on Wadmalaw Island. LAURE? SC, ALEXANDER will sell at 10 o'clock, at their store, hams, strips. Ac. It. & A. t\ CALDWELL will sell at half-past 9 o'clock, at their stoie, provisions, butter, ?tc. HENRY COBLA SC LO. will sell at half-past 9 o'clock, at their store, sugar- cured hams. T. M. CATER will sell at three-quarters past 9 o'clock, at Ms store, botter, lard, ?ko. BEIOKE & SCHACHTE, will sell at a quarter to 10 o'clock, at their store, bacon, batter, Ac. JOHN G, MILNOR SC Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at theo* store, ribbons, dry goods, ?kc SLOW WOBE.-The oity hands have succeed? ed, after three days' work, in laying down fifty feet of flagging on Ueeting-slreet. THE working of the telegraph wires North, yesterday, was affected by a heavy storm. It is presumed that Ibis is the cause of our meagre dispatches from that section. - THE STATE COO ET-IN THE COMMON PLEAS. HON. R. B. CARPENTER, PRESIDING.-The court WAS engaged in the OSlLof tho city lunua and j Inquiry Docket, and no business of general in? terest was transacted. THE WEATHER.- Although not as warm yes? terday as on Saturday and Sunday, much com? plaint existed among those who had to stir abroad. The thermometer, at 8 A. H., stood at 82; at 12 M,, 88; at 8 P. H., 89; at 6 P. M., 87. _: HOTEL ARRIVALS, JONE 21.-Charleston Hotel. P. G. Hasel, city; P. Heller, Kingstree; Jno. Smith, South Carolina. * Pavilion Hotel.-H. P. Dutton, steamship Sea Gul 1; J. J. Outerbridges, Bermuda; Sam AlricliB, Delaware. ANOTHER ILL-MATED COUPLE.-Ben Bright man, colored, bas petitioned for a divorce from his spoase, not in consequence of incompati? bility of temperament, as in an illustrious au? thor's oase, but because his Dinah loved ano? ther more than her liege lord. This is the se? cond petition for divorce in this city, both of them being from colored parties. KNOCKED OVIB BY LIGHTNING-On Sunday afternoon last, during the shower of rain, a gentleman who was sitting reading, in his res? idence near the corner of Tr tdd and Church streets, was thrown out of the chair to the floor by the lightning, whioh struck some? where in that vicinity; where, however, oar most diligent inquiries bare failed to reveal. A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT, by which Mr. Thomas Crearon, an employee of the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, was seriously if not fatally in j ured, I. occurred at Savannah on Saturday afternoon last. It seems that Mr. Gearon was endeavor Mag to adjust a,belt on the main shaft running from the machine shop to the paint shop, when by soma means he slipped and was caught by the belt and whirled around with Bteafc violence, making, it was thought, an hop ? dredor more revolutions before the rna?binary I was stepped. , ' ' " GRAND ARMY or TH? UusvBua-ELECTION ow Onrsoana.-A4 a. masting of Boat Wo. lc G. A. Vt., held last night, the following officers ?were elected : B. Wu BEBB. Commander. J. L. LITTLE, Ben tor Vloe-Comr?andor, A. S. Pmupri, Junior Vioe-Goramandar. JOBY WIHOATK, Adjutant. H. T. Parvas Quartermaster. Br. A. WEBSTKB, Chaplain. Dr. BAT BTOMK, Surgeon. PAUL DOBKZATP, r*eraeant Major. Sows BOBXBSOS. Qa*rteFB?>&a(?r Sergeant. O. B. Kerr, Senior Officer Bay. Gnosen LITTLE. Junior Ofhoer Bay. Ciacrjs.--The Nsw Or leann Circus and Me? nagerie, which was organised in 1848 and quadrupled io 1809, will exhibit here on the 28d and 2atb feasts. At IO o'clock to-morrow there will be S grand street procession, in which, says tbs oircular of the company, (and the papera, wherever exhibitions have been given, agree that the programme is mots than carried ont,) in addition to the retinue of Gor? geous apparelled ladies sad gentlemen, the herd of gaily caparisoned hones and elfin ponies, trained elephant and oamels, desi and cages of wild beasts, the specialty not even at? tempted by any other circus or menagerie on earth, of turning lions, tigers and leopards loose in the cavalcade, will form a Beeac of Oriente! grandeur and thrilling interest beyond Ssw fs^sibfiitr of equalling. Md second only in atfccacfcofl to tho prowess of Bsgnorita Ella Kagenia encl Herr Langel, as ?splayed in the dena of th? aaVAge monsters at ea* af** taos. *.,'./ . ? -s Ci' .ol, . '.: ?,.K?.?^.,;X;. v'r''. : ? $? ... * ' rr ,v- tt-tftfitvis DHPARTTJHK FOB HATTI.-The steam pro seller Asp in wall, wbioh came into this port some, weeks since from Havana, and ha? since been' remaining here, left sud? eely on Sunday nut, it is reported, for Port au Pf ince It Koa been mentioned that she hos boon dispatched to notify the government of 13 ay ti, and perhaps other parties, of the departure from thia-coun? try or the steamship Quaker City ?nd other vessels, with arms, troops and warlike stores for operations ia the Weet Indies. Tho movo ments of tho Aepinwall were kept private, and thcro is" no reason to doubt but that she carried news of au important charaoter. BOBOLABT AMD ATTEMPTED RAPE,-At two o'clock dav before yesterday morning an able bodied negro'man catered a residence'In _street, and made his way to the apart? ments, where he robbed the clothing of the sleeping inmates of pocket books containing money. Not content with this crime, ho went to an adjoining room where a daughter of the gentleman, a young girl about fourteen years old, was sleeping, and attempted to gratify his hellish lusts. She screamed, whiob aroused her father, who instantly repaired to the scene, but before he could apprehend the fiend, he leaped from the second story window ! to a lot below and made his escape. MUBDEU 1 MuBDBB, I HILF I HELP 1 were the agonizing shrieks of a female Suuday night, ! Which threw the good cltiznae living ic thc vicinity of the "burnt distrust," on Broad street, in a peifeot fever of excitement, every one supposing that the cries proceeded from one who was being murdered. A number of gentleman rushed to the rescuo of the unfor? tunate f jmale, and found a colored man beat? ing bis wife. Ever; time he slapped ber she yelled. An inquiry into the causo of this strange conduct upon the part of the husband, led to the inference that she bad been unfaith? ful to her marriage vows. The gentlemen without interfering left the scene, as did the ?pair-the female crying and the malo quarrel? ling._ UNITED STATES COUBT, JONI 21.-HOM. GEO. S. %BTtM, PEBSIDINO.-The following business was transacted yesterday: In the case of the United States vs. one hundred and sixty-nine packages of tobacco, found at Columbia, S. C., in possession of the South Carolina Railroad, the information was read and filed, and on motion of the United States District Attorney, it was ordered that a warrant of arrest and monition do issue as therein prayed, returnable on the first Monday in July next. In the case of Richard Arnold vs. the steam? ship Moneka, the Judge decreed th 3 collection of costs and damages, and ordered that an ex? ecution forthwith issue in furtherance of said dooroo against H. S. Lobby, Alexander R. Chisolm, and Edward Willis, stipulators, and John and Archibald Getty and Theodore D. Wagner, sureties on the appeal bond. CHEAP RATXBOAD TBAVBXLIMO.-H. T. Peake, Esq., the General Superintendent of the South Carolina Railroad, is now issuing "Green Line" certificates which entitle the bearer to travel at half fare, once each way, over the follow? ing named railroads: Louisville and Nashville, Memphis and Louisville, Nashville and North? western, Nashville and Chattanooga, Western and Atlantic, Selma, Borne and Dalton, Macon and. Western, Atlanta and West Point, Mont? gomery anl West Point, Georgia and South Carolina Railroads. This is done under an agreement entered into at the "Green Line" Convention, held at Atlanta in March last, and the "half fare" pri? vilege is extended to all persons travelling "for the purpose of soliciting business." The cost of travelling is in this way reduced one half, and our Charleston merchants may now, without great expense, extend their trips to all the most important points in the South west. We are glad to see this new movement. It is an indication that our railroads are bent on giving all the help they can to our people, who must do their part by working actively to extend their trade and make known the busi? ness advantages they are prepared to offer. FBRXDHEM'S 8 A VINOS AMD TBUBT COMPANT. The Board of Directors of the Charleston branch of this company have recently pur? chased and fitted ap as a regular banking house No. 74 Broad-street. Every facility for carrying on the business of this branoh, whioh is in a moat prosperous condition, is afforded by the new arrangements. We learn that there are fourteen hundred depositors! who have de? posited one hundred thousand dollars. The report of the cashier, Mr. Nathan Bitter, in April last, showed that the deposits were $38 520 68; drafts $31.9-17 61; amount due deposi? tors $95,583 90. li. E. Dereel" is Chairman and P. C. Desverney Is Secretary of the Board. Deposits made between now and the 19th of July will draw interest from the 1st of July five per cent, interest being allowed upon de? posits. Deposits of five cents and upwards can be made, and deposits of gold or silver will be returned in gold or silver. These banks have done much toward mak? ing the colored people more thrifty, and have kept thousands from moral and pecuniary ruin by preventing, them from spending their h unl? earned money tn liquor and lotteries, the latter of which tends more (after liberty) than any other known cause toward thronging our streets with idle, worthless negroes. REPORTERS* OKUMBS.-The "Grand Prize Drawing" for articles remaining over from the late Fair of the Washington Light Infantry Charitable Association, will take place at the Masonic Hau, this evening, under direction of the Committee on Raffles. The prise num? bers will be published to-morrow in Tux NBWB. : There will bs a sheeting of Council to-night, jlf the factions egree om tim. distribution of spoils in time; if not, things will "slide" aa heretofore. . ? - -> : T ; The stock of the estate of the late J. Mehr tens, corner of Meeting and Qaoen streets, ls ! to ba closed out at ?not ion. The trees in the City Park are being re whitewashed. Isn't this a waste' of time and material, as after each chrissie it hes to be d ine over, Economy should ba the ruling idea in the municipality now. A large number of ladies patronise the bath? ing house en White Point Garden, who receive at the hands of its proprietor every attention and courtesy. A meeting of the stockholders of the Blue ? Ridge Railroad Compacy takes pisos is the Mayor's office, City Ball, to-day. Tbs measles is very prevalent amongst child? ren now. The general inquiry is what has become of the quo warrante? sued ont some tims ago. tn reference to the Aldermen who represent d?n?rent wards from those they live ts. i Thara wa? considerable ahskinr of ? dry bones " yesterday tor fear that tbs garrote will be applied at the Council meotirg to-night, should one take place. Quiet 1 gentlemen, bide your time I j failing parties are becoming ?site fashion able now-a-deya. They are usually so at this season of the year on our rivers. Oar Battery pr?sent? a scene in the cool of atternoon worth seeing; generally crowded Uh ladies, gentlemen and ohildren, who his ithar by the city oars, in private vehicles "? .': vT*T. ^ii-xJT.-. -rfl {; . >s . : ' .-. ."'fj :??. ti t ' 0 ') ?. Ax BbLOQVKKT BUXOM WM preached by the Ber. Dr. H ?eke,in the, Citadel ?on*r? Bapfrift, Church,.?fc-Suride/tifgli? lask Norwirhsfcand 1 lng tho forbidding ?apeot of tho weather the edifice waa densely packed, and many left bo? oma? they could not obtain seats. APFOXXTKKXT or Naaaoms ur TUF CU nouss-On Saturday last li osara. Joh u Oak? worth, E. Vf, Cramer, A. Moroso, inspectors; B. G. Schaffer, general dork; J. Irwin, D. O'Leary, hight Watchmen, were diaoharged from the Customhouse, and tho following named colored mon appointed: 8. J. Maxwell, F. H. Carmand, L. F. Wall, day, and S. H. Hare, Thoa. H. Holmes, night inspectors; W. H. Berney, general olerk, and J. B. Mushing* ton, watchman. KULK ASK or J. HOLLIS HIVE aa FROM CUS? TODY.-This gentleman wbo, on the 18th of April, 1868, was arrested without affidavit oe warrant by the military authorities upon the charge of murdering Captain George 0. Hoy ward, on the lat of Maroh, 1867, and incarcera? ted for 'our ui?hlu? ia Castle Piockney with? out being allowed the privilege of consulting his fri? lids or of employing ooansel, has been released by Judge William Sohley, of the Supe? rior Court of Chatham County, Georgia. After remaining in Castle Piockney the time stated, he was allowed to enter into bonds with security for his appearance at the next term of tho Court of General Sessions at Beau? fort. He appeared at that term of said court, and although the grand Jury declined to find a true bill against him, aa. was the case at the next term of the court, the judge refused to discharge him from hi* recognizance. Rivers then engaged in the business of raft? ing from South Carolina to Savannah. On the thud day of May last, the Governor of South Carolina issued bis proclamation offering a re? ward o f one th-maand dollars for the arrest of the murderer or murderers of Captain Hey? ward, with evidence to convict. On the eighteenth of May last, Rivers was arrested on the Savannah Biver, about four miles below the city, and committed to the County jail to await a requisition from the Governor of the State ol South Carolina, where he remained until Sat? urday last. Then his oounsei had him brought before Judge Sc riley, upon a writ of habeat corpus. The Judos ordered that he should bc released from custody and set at liberty, and that the ooats incurred by bia arrest and de? tention be taxed against the prosecutor, Jam ec Heyward._ ATTEMPTED BURNINO or A DWELLING-FIVE PERSONS BURNT, OWE FATALLY-About two o'clock yesterday morning, Mrs. E. E. Calder residing with her father, Mr. E. C. Prince, al No. 1 Ann, near Elizabeth-street, was aroused by a light in her chamber, in which she, witt her two children, one an infant four monthi old, slept. She immediately jumped np am discovered that the bed was on fire, buruinf from the bottom. She gave the alarm, ant her father and brother, Mr. J. E. Prince, oam< to her assistance. They 'rescued the childrei from the flames, which, with some difficult] and after two beds were burnt, were extin guisbed. Mrs. Calder, ber brother aud father, were burnt about the hands and arms while rescu ing the children, both of whom were Beverel; barnt. One of them, Edwin Charles, abou three years of age," lingered in excruoiatini agony anti! seven o'clock yesterday afternoon when death put an end to his sufferings. At i hate hour last night no hopes of the recover' of the babe were entertained. The injurie sustained by the others were of a comparative ly trifling character, and they are now doini well. After the flames were extinguished, and th children attended to, an examination of th room was made. A kerosene oil lamp, whicl Mr. Prmee asserts, positively, at twelve o'oloc! when he retired, blew out and planed upon th mantelpiece, waa found under the bed. J was out, having, of c J ur so, been extingu?s he with the beds and bedding. The lamp wa touching the washboard ot the house, whic was partially burnr. The family have no suspicion of who the ii cendiary was, or what motive prompted him t this fiendish deed. The fiend must have gotte into the house in the early part'of the nigh wben all of the family were in the back portioi and concealed himself. How he got out is yt a mystery, as there is no trace to show whei he made his egress. Chief Engineer Nathai will give the matter a thorough inveatigatioi and will do all that can be done to bring tl perpetrator to justice. The shop next door to Mr. Prince's resideno kept by Mr. H. Wohlkin, has, within the la year, been set on fire three times, but tl flames were exting?is hed Defore any damai was done. Mr. Prince and lamily request us to retoi their gratef al thanks to the neighbors for the prompt and valuable assistance in their hoi of calamity and distress. Nsw YORK FASHIONS.-A New York lett gives us the following Fashion hints : "Dotted dresses are fashionable, bnt the do mast be quite fine and in black or stone col on a white ground, ani the trimming is mai narrow folds of dark silk with a wide epa between, and one small how without ends. "Oambrio wrappers of the fine thread oro bars, now fancied in lilao, sea green and brig colors, are sold ready-made for six dollars one of the large houses here. They s loose, gored shape, flounced, with ruffle np t front seams and over the shoulder ; the mai rial st retail is forty cents a yard, and the wo welldon*. "Dresses of white, striped with black in ft lines sa inch apart, and trisuned with i santa, ax* mash worn for a change, over bta petticoats, with a siegle deep flounce. A tig yoi striking toilet for ons so cheap is of bia and whit* solid stripes, in tafe.' W&sted ma ital, worth fifty cents a yard. The gored t derskirt is Maimed with two puffs bf bli ?ilk, the lower one three inches from ( lodge. "Speaking of linen suits, the newest i trimmed with two graduated quilled noam bound in brown, with two quill id ruchos of t same, three inches wide above the flou no with rather a wide interval. The basque square in the neok, with quillings, tbs slot wide with quilling at the wrist, the saab brown silk or Unen simply bouod with bra The gray linen is worn almost as moon, as bi and is preferred because it is porer mater Linen snits ready made are tra dollars to . teen dollars. "Bough straw hats aro the I&feat fancy yoong ladies, and nothing sets off a sim toilet with an air like one of them, with w hand and long floating Suds of blaok ribfa with Bo nan bar at th* end. To be f?chions on* must not look for a refined rough straw, Enghah, Milan nt pedalbr&id, but choose a g nine smooth ooaree braid, with non* of th*< hors split in weaving, whtoh give a prickly foot; bind the brim with black ribbon, fold same for a band, croas and pin it behind, 1? lng ends three-quarters of a yard long. : Roman bar ls imitated by sewing a fold oft Striped satin ribbon across tb* end of streamers. Bats for. blond** SM : bound i trimmed in bright blue, wifehont the scsi bar, bat blocs si best, for il waits soy di p^^snitabWto wear w?Csv^tt^r! simplicity, for one^mmcdby^a^Frenoh hi [0**3^ foi1-''?>'"M.*'' M?' *???e I " .'?ri ..{ ?*<V? ?*t*jfcrl I SHOULD KB PRO PK BLT I MD AT OKUH-Not , long aijno* tko briok paveniont at tho oorner of -Haaol-aad -Meering streets was- re mored and replaoad by an asphaltons pavesa ant. This proved a failure, and efforts to keep it in order have been frequent and unsuccessful. Some time ago tar was placed thens and a number of persons got stuck upon i?. Yesterday ?gr?vol was put down. It is hoped (hal thia wilt' be a satisfactory experiment; but som? think not. The pivemont should bo properly, fixe cl, and at once. _1 n IT S IN E S S NOTICES . WE CALL attention to the adrertissmenfe of Messrs. Henry Cobia & Co. of the celebrated "Ghioaen Cock" Whiskey, a supply ol' which has just been received. A VALUABLE SEA ISLAND PLANTATION will be sold by E. W. M. Maokey, thia day, 22d inst., containing about two hundred and four acres of high land, and one thousand acres of marsh land. The place is known as Martin's Point or Point of Pines. It is ono of the few places on the seacoast that is perfectly healthy all the year round-a fine summer re. treat; has a fine wharf and business .store; a good dwelling house and outbuildings, and one of tho best stands for carrying ota trading and business; would make an admirable truck farm. 1 June 22 Go TO GEOKOE Liri LE & Co. for fine black casaimere pants, $3. tuthslmo June 1 -o Qo TO GEOKGB LITTLE SC CO. for white linen dnck suits, worth twenty dollars, for $18. Jone 1 tuthslmo I -o GONFBDEBATE RECORDS.-The Survivors' As? sociation, with the view of collecting and pre. eorving statisfcica and historical material of the war, would be glad, to be allowed to make copies of any original papers relating to the' forces famished by South Carolina to the Con? federate army or navy? master rolls, reports of battles or'accounts of individual interest. These papers will be carefully recorded by the association, and when desired, the origi? nals will be returned. They would also be glad to receive the names and military record of those who ware killed or died in the service from Charleston Dis? trict, and will furnish blanks for the purpose. The Committee on Records will receive any such papers. 0. IRVINE WALKER, No. S Broad-street. T. G. BARKER, No. 15 Broad-street. GEO. D. BRYAN, No. 85 Broad-street. THOS, MOCRADY, foot of Bee-street. F. K. HUGER, N. E. Railroad Office. June 12_. . . stuthG $t)it1s ano /nrnisijing (S0008. FINE SHIRTS TO ORDER, A SPJCCJALTY, AT BLACKWELL'S, No. 219 RING STREET, June 17 tue-tulruo One door below Market. SCOTT'S GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 8TOBE, Meeting-street, opposite the Market, is the Cheapest and most Popular Establishment of the kind in the city. Having made the STAB Shirts and Collars his specialty, he la enabled by his experience, the variety of his Stock and the extent of his b?i&aeas, ?o ?"r?Ir these SHIRTS Beady-made, or made to order, guaranteeing a perfect flt, and at prices that defy competition. Constantly ou hand Gray's Pa? tent Molded Collars, and a large Stock of Gent's Underwear. Every article sold at SCOTT'S ? THE BEST. January 1 amos J\nt #rt*\ pHOTOGRAPH GOLOMING*. PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS tinted with care and taste can have their orders promptly fined fey leaving them at Holmes' Book tHouse. Written directions should in each case be given as to the style of coloring preferred. AprH 22 Sinos? Slate &}9t?\smtnX*. XjlXBOOTIVfll BBPARTaXMBT. . Ba^rsBs SBIL* Bs \> M MBffswLan CoLtrauKA. 8. C.. June 16.186?. J TBS INTEREST BfJBaKTBB BONDS OF THE STATS OV SOUTH ?^^^^^^^^' lng Boase ot CL ?^3?fpl?^%%Wassau- str et. Nsw York, an? at twffiaiSitj Offifr Oolam bU, 8 TSR INTKBSft* |NMw?4tttf STGOK OF TBS B?SaA^?mJvi9 lat, 1807, win be^pald at the .?raas^^Kstwsnt, ^Columbia ?ans 18 ?osiih OaroBaa. ' jgXKOVVIw-sfl BMs'ABLTBnBNT. WrtD?B T^BTt^AO* #5B^BB^OOHVERSION OF ?SS, ffKLHTOK fitftBSfA & S*? zatnat ss Bigg ss? SSm ?Moma ww. SoS? wt Peswops having O?Mkf??t Ed?iSs^sasftpsvjit l? jMBwtPS th*.lme1s^oe^^^ *T?nt Whirspsrttes cannot .Lend in person to transact their businsss on tatemaos, it ls ?TeSwable that tbs same shgnld be transected through some authorised sgenb'T ." / - . ul HSLKH k S ABB KB, , JttiinJT. 1? ?IJTTIN?, Mst ant sra ts W. B. MABlWsTMlg BssEBs, llrMrfl Bal Wyk fpo Hi Illili ?I?BTsISfcl fBLfl mmW?emmtMt ? j apnaac ^ as. ? ?re*aOTs??c?p stsasr? 1 \VA.*? TRAS* ftOti \-M ^^fct^ GOODS lieMiklKljtg lu Wa.r0b.ouae over Three Veers, to be Seid et Auetleu, BT OBI)BB OT . A. 0. MACKEY, Collector of the Fort, THC ItsOA * . JCLT 8tb, I860, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., AT THIS CUSTOM HOUStt. HARKS. PMSOBirnow or ooo.ee. w B i ? B F no BC DATS OF ?rroBT OOK BIOHBKS. E. H. J. Selvas J. J. M. .Five prga Brandy, 150 gallons 2 One caso Cigar a, 00 Iba. 9069 and ?069 Two \ pipe? Oin I_I aw gallon? Berk Bona Fide. Steamer Isabella In bond freai New York l ft. TJmbolt E. C. Wain bersil Liverpool Havana Jan. 8. 1866. Feb 10, 1866. Mar. 16, 1866 0 ? Muslin J Selvas Ronneker & Glover. June 17 thHtuu july 3, 6, 8, Ewings ganhs J^- A T I O ff A MJ FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY, Cbs*rterc?t by Aet ef CeignM, Have purchased tho building, No. 74 BROAD STREET, anA neatly refitted, with increased feolU ties for business. It ls the Bank of the people. This Branch had a deposit of ONB HUN DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Deposits can be withdrawn wiiheui, notice. Dapoatta in gold and silver repaid in gold and silver. Inter? est at five per oent on sums of five dollars and up? wards, payable in March, July and November, which ' ls really compound interest. No money loaned, therefore nene lost by bad debts. All the money invested iu United States Bonds therefore tko Bank ia as safe as the government itself. Ali profits belong to depositors. Bepbeitsof any ?una, nov riva CENTS UPWARDS, received from any person. June 22 g NATHAN RITTER, Cashier. Sines, ?tt,u0rs< (Etc. JAMBS A. HILLEfi'S JEO.EL ICKEN COOK WHISKEY. IJWe ?are Agents of the above celebrated and well known brand of JAMBS A. MILLER'S CHICKEN COOK OLD BOURBON WHIoKEY, which is the OSNUINB AR . IOLB, and offer it to the trade, war? ranting it to ?ive entire satisfaction. It Ls manufac? tured, copper distilled, of the best grain and pure qualities-improves by age, especially tn the South? ern olimate. A large stook constantly on hand, of different ages and prices; cooperage of the most superior. For sale in lots to suit purchasers, by COBB, DOLHONDE A CO., Mole Agents for the South, No. 37 Natehes-street. New Orleans. Or HENRY CORIA A CO., Sub-Agents, Charleston. S. C. June 16 Imo Jfyityncrn, (Castings, (Ste. T> Ht OE NIX IRON WORKI, JOHN F. TAYLOR cfc CO. SUCCESSORS TO CASI ?RON d? CO., Engineers Boiler m akers &c Nos. 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 PR I TC HA HQ-STREETS, (SEAR THE DRY. DOCK,) Charleston, S. C. s STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE, ?as??, STATIONART AND PORTABLE. RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING IRON FRONTS FOB BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OB BRASS. We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILERS of as good quality and power, and at as low rates as can be had in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia. AGENTS FOB Ashcrofts Low-water Detector, THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN THE BOILER. REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. M*y 17 Deo Sm oe PRONA <fU 3S9 WOOD A MANN STEAM ENGINE! CO., February 18 amos Utica, Mew T*rk. Smiling ?Rafeaste, ??c. sJsTiSja*jB^j>yyTs?f^^ g V K A SE lAIS, SLIMS AND DOOR FACTORY* Li. E. CORDRAY & OO. No. 3 P RITO HARD-STREET, OPPOSITE J. r. TAYLOR ic 00/8 MACHINS j 0*0*0. ?S ... . ....... SASHES, GLAZED AND UNGLAZED, always on hand PANEL DOORS? HOT HOUSE SASHES, MOULDINGS, ft?., made np at short no? tice, and si the lowest terms. U EV OQaasWAT... ..??.?*?......O. A? financial A N T K 1? . CITY SIX PER CENT. STOCK South Carolin? Railroad and Bank Stock. Apply to JAMES M. SH A OK ELFORD, June 22_2 Broker. No. li Broadetrcot. JJ A If K K? R 8 , STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS ?.ND MER? CHANTS, wishing Checks, Bianka, Letter Heads, OT Job Printing of aa y description, ccu get then? orders filled promptly sad in tbe neatest style, at olieap rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East Bay. fiimtUntous. JJ AT Bl HATS! HATS! THE SUBSCRIBER BEOS TO CALL THE AT. TENT ION of the public that be is now prepared to Clean. Press and make new sU stylos of beavers, ?straw, Bilk and Panama HATS, at a very low figure. L. BOUJA8S0N, French Hatter, June 22_6? No. Iii Kim-surest. T^EFISED FAM?L? LARD, PACKED BY PROCTER & GAMBLE, CINCINNATI. jaar* Aale your Grocer Air our Brand of Lard in these Packages. Pecked In 3 lb, 5 rb, 10 lb Caddies; 60 lb Cans for shipment. Cheapest mode for selling Lard. Send for Price List. Sold by Grocers in Charleston. May 29_PAC_stuth3mo j^OTTHERS LANDS WANTED. W. C. ALDEN & CO., BEAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. MX PINE-STBEET, NEW YORK CITY. THE ABOVE FIRM HAVE ESTABLISHED A Special Department for the Baying and Selling of s Southern BEAL ESTATE, City and Country. They ^bave placed Mr. J. M. MORGAN (Ute of Charleston, 8. C.,) at the head of this bauioh of their business. Parties wishing to sell property in the New York market will find it to their advantage te address the above firm. Mr. MOBO AN refers to Messrs. G. A. TBKHHOLH A SON, Charleston, 8. C. June 7 nae Imo j? i s o rr ' s TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warranted to Remove all Desire for Tobicco. It ls Piarely Vegetable and contains nothing Injurions. - The following is one of thousands of testimonials that are daily received by the Manufacturer: RICHMOND. VA., November 28,1868. DZAB Sra-The "Tobacco Antidote*' prepared by you according to the receipt you have submitted to me, and the ingredients or which I have examined, is purely vegetable, entirety hat mles?, and contains nothing in tba least Injurious. It is not disagreeable to the taste, sod s? s home article, I bops yost will meet with ready sale, for Si. and I bellavn that if the directions ara followed, lt will do all you claimed tor it J0BBT5OV?,M-D. aar Price 60 cents per BOT. The uaaal discount to the Trad*. . gay* For sale by T>r.a.BAteR, I WHOLESALE AGENT BOB SOUTH CAROLINA. 1 K ' ?. LmL R VHB HAIR. I JUST REOEireD, ? i.' I PHALON'#GHE BICAL H AIBINVIGORATOR AVER'S F AIR VIGOR MON COOKKBTa HAIR RESTORER BURNETTS COCO AINE HALL'S SICILIAN' HAIR RENEWER CHEVALIERS UVE FOB THE HAIR OHALFANT'8 COCOA CREAM LYON'S E AXH AIBON BARIY'S rEIOOPHBBO?S REEVE'S AMBROSIA EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIO . SAVAGE'S URSINA BATCHELORS HAIR DYE HAWLEY'S HAIR DYK HAMBLETON*S HAIR STAIN POMADES, PHILOCOtaES HAIB OfLB BAWDOLSNE j COLOGNE WAfSR MAGNOLIA WATER FLORIDA WATER BAY BUM, A?., fte. For ?le by . Dr. M. BARR, Mays_MO, HMMBETING-STBgET. rp K'S BEST IB USE, LINN'S VEGETABLE PILLS, vow SAU vt AU. nautMKsrs, ABB sr W.T. LTRN, Druggtat, Corner of Coming and Carmon streets. Janell imo* E. O I A B A Ii I I FBsriif? tko Blood. J p>| :~\ Q : ; ff <;, r. f. KfO IS* :?ul*\no* rr> w* Mi -v. portion Saith. Provision?. BY R. & A. K'CAIDWELIV."" TH18 DAY. the 2?d instant, wi 1 ho ?oto, before .torc, .".i ?tlii-pMS 0 o'ciocS, ?I HIVRUI'.IJS MK-H- KfiJCy 10 b ?nela Pork Heads 5 barrel? l'ork Feet 5 barre a Pork 1 rt ta wings Conditions caeb. Janeas ? Candies. BY B. & A. P. CALDWELL. THIS DAT, the 22d inst., will be Hold before om Blore, at bali-paatO o'clock. 46 boxen ADAMANIINS CANDLK9. Conditions oaah. Jane 22 But Ur. BY B. & A, P. CALDWELL?, IHIR DAY, the 22d instant, will be sold before our our store, at balf-paat 0 o'clock, on a coo ant of all? concerned, ... ll tubs BUTTER-landed from Steamer. Conditions cash. June 32 ---;-H-r I r.t. Bonnet and Trimming Ribbon*., Sundowns^ Hoods, Pavilion Gauze, Dry Goods, gc. BY JOHN ix. MILNOfi & CO. THI8 DAY* 22d instant, at lo o'clock, we wlllwll. at O'ir Auodon Salesroom. No. 185 Mecdug-street, CARTOONS No. 1? and 2 STRIPE UlBtioN, Nov 40 and 00 Colored and Black Pdge H lb non, 11-4 Mar? seilles Quilts, India Mull Muslins, Naiusock Check: Muslin, Jaoonot Cambrics, Ho ou Bk ru, ?ilk lined> Parasols, Silk Boad Nets, Po.-ri Test Burdens, Black (^atiDeta, Blue Denims, Kentaoky Joans, y? % sad 4-4 Bleached and Brown Quirting, and bendriea j Conditions cash. Juna 2? Silver-Plated ice Pitchers, French Calfskins: und Ladies' French Gaiters. BY JOHN U.HILMHt& CO. THIS DAY. 22d instant, at 10 o'clock we ?ill aol! at our Auction Salesroom, No. 185 tfeettng^rest, 12 ht Ivor- flated ICE PI t'UHhtts, on account, amaartA fac tu re ra French Calfskins, Ladles' French Gaiters. Shoo Brushes. Ac. One case Cotton Cards, damaged. Conditions oas h.. June 23 Last and Closing Out Sale of Japanese, Chi? nese and Oriental Waree. BY MILES DRAKE, Corner ofKlng a ad Liberty-streets, THIS DAY. June 22, at 10 A. M. Tho BALANCE,OF THE bKlPMtC-T, together with contents of a Oase arriva t stace previous sale, to be positively closed oat without r?serve. Private sales this Dar at audie* prices. June 28_,_ ' Shoulders, Hams, Butter, Chtese, ?c. RIECKE tt SCH AC BTE Will soil TH is DAT. at their atores. Noa. 143 and 145 Bast Bay, at quarter to lt o'clock, - tahds. 8HOULDKB8 - bods. Hams 50 packages Butter 50 boxen Cheese 16 bbis. Beet Tongues 10 bbls. Pigs' Feet _Coffee, Sugar. LtrJ, ko._Jane M Positive Sale. BY T. M. CATER. Will be sold THIS DAT, oa Brown's Wharf, at three quarters past 9 o'clock, 50 firkins and tuba BUTT SB, fresh and cholea 25 tubs Lard 25 barrels Flour 15 barrels Syrup 20 barrels Brown Sugar Lot Crockery to close sales. Conditions sash._June 32 Sag ar-cur ed Hams. BY HEM BY COMA & CO. THIS DAT, at hall past 0 o'clock, ba front of our store, will be wold, 10 tierces8DGAR-0?R?D HAMS. Conditions oaah._'_June 22 Hams, Strips, Belly Bacon and Tongues. BY LAUBE Y & ALEXANDER. THIS DAT, the 22d instant, will be sold in our store, at 10 o'clock, 0 tierces Covered HAM? 15 bbls. Strips, Belly Bacon, Tongues, Ac. Just received per Steamers. Condi tiona cash._June 22 UNDER OBCRUB IN ?KttUlTY. > A. C. Chandler, Assignee, vs. Daniel F. Towles. A. c. MCGILLIVRAY, Auetloneer. Will be sold, in front of tba Old Customhouse, THIS D AT. tho 22d da; of June, A. D., 1869, at ll o'clock. A. M., ALL THAT PLANTATION OR PIECE OF LAND, situate on "Wad^alaw Island, In the County ot Charleston, and known as the "Point ol Pines," con? taining 1200 aerea, more or less. Butting snot bounding north and west on Wad ma law Sound, east on landa cf B. & Jenkins, and south on lands of Benjamin Ballsy. <- . > . Terms-One-third cash ; balance on credit of one, two and three years, secured by bond bearing inter? est at the rata of seven per cent, per annum, an* mortgage of the Plantation. Purchaser to pay fcc papers and stamps. E. W. M. MAOKKY, June 22_tu4_8.0. C. [BESALE, FUBOHA8EB PAULINO TO OOMTtiT.] tNOGR DKOSEE IE Kt*UITT. Wm. B. Heriot, Trustee, os. Christopher C. Tfumbo. BY A. C. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. Will be sold on TUESDAY, the ISthday of July next, in front of the Old Customhouse, at lt o'clock A. M. precisely, All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings and. Improvements thereon, situated on the north side of Trnmbo's Court, in the City of Charleston, amt known as Lot No. 9, on a plat drawn by Charles Parker, surveyor, dated November 12, 1852, anal duly recorded ; said lot meaaming 82 feet 6 Inches on north line; 31 feet on south imo; 107 met 8 inches om east Une, and 97 feet on the wert line. Terms- One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years, secured by mortgage of the premises; the same to be insured, and kept insured, and the policy assigned. Purchaser to pay tor papera aaa' stamps E. W. M. MACKEY, June 22_tu4_8. O.g. UND Kit OBCKBE IN K4AUITY. James Quintin vs. Richard H. Cain et ai. A. c. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. ? . ? Will he sold, in front of the old Customhouse, oat TUESDAY, the aita day of Jane, A D. 188?, et 11 o'clock A. ML, All that FAR Vi OE TRACI QT LAND, sit?atela 'St, Andrew's Pariah, on Ashley River, in the Ooontyr of Charleston, and known aa -Ville Norma," (eome tivoea called "Aoeebee,") containing too acta?, Bounded north on landa of Christian J. Parkruaey ?on lands of now or lat? of H. JNacfcney Walkes; Christian J. Beckman, south oa Ashley Rivery and wes* on lands now orJato of Charles T. Lowndes, iiold aveMs^'lA^T^^s*^ ?oad?'^^^^ Tel wa Osai il lili ?ab; talasea eg a ?redit ot onanism andUwee jstara, tsoamd^r beafioMaOe oCaajey m^tM^^^^^^^^^^ ?easeaaSeSs5 ?sr er may ot takten, so given sae tho paree seo ea?, beta? brokea. & W. M. MAOKET. 9. O. C* fjf?n** -. a , I -, g ? -1 ? . ts? ??; Estate Bait, Ay order ?/ <A? Mcetutoro. j BY HUTSON -LEK?, i I Win be sold at tbs Old r?mo0itL. |6?<?a|Ot MORNING, 23d iostant, a? ll tt'cloek. 25 SHARES CH \RLl4i'-TON OAK COM?AN?TrrttaSt 40 Bieres (whole) 8cmthwe?;sr* Railroad sad Beast Stock - ?0 Shares (half) Southwestern Railroad and Ba?* Stock. AXeo. , One 8?LY7B PLATED >ET, oontlstlntf cf i Kettle, 2 Coffee Pots. 1 Water fot. 1 hagar Mah, IL BOWL 1 Af ilk Pot. 2 Covered Dishes. Ons Gold Wattn (Tobias maker \ Terms cash._Jone 22 Small Rendmee : in Percy street, near Spring. Bl \% M. MARSHALL ABM? OH THURSDAY, Sata instan?, At ll o'o?ook, wi?Tb? sol?. M lae Old PoctaAfi*. Broad-street. THE PRKMSSE? ?e. .1 Pescy-asreet. one .eeo* north of bprlng. oontainlutr a House of fear rooms* With kitehen, stables, ftc. Lot 40 by 100 feet . " Terms, oaah. yorchas?r topsy u* fori?w?jatl stamps. tbJbuthS ieee IT !/AMB? kKOX.?JOSE AueV jr -is I ' S OIAJAA, ! cotton aTaetars AMD 1 >' *' . QRHEBAL <U>UmBBXGS MEROUAHTS? jr?, \<XL SMITH'S WHARP, BALT!MORS. a OONSKtNMEN! 8 OE OOITON, BICK, Ab., BE- ' rhwson. Ordere for OOB-w sud BACON prcroo?ff ojaAetsd with cere end attention. flraos Mar aa ts. M ti? SE, COLLECTOR pF ABJ|*? fi} * ASS? MM A* MM TAX TM A QM WT:''' :