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REMITTANCES should be made by Postoffloe | Mopey Order or by Express, li this cannot he done, proteoflon against losses by-mail may be seoared by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay? able to the order or the proprietors of THK NEWS, or hy sending the money In a registered letter. Address ?. RIORDAN. DAWSON 4 GO.. No. 149 East Bay, Charleston, S.C. Wit QSi)m?U?Un 2frtt>*. FfUDAY, MARCH 10, 187?. JW ITS OE THE JO AT. -Gold at New Torie yesterday closed at llj. -The New fora cjjttotf nrirxet elos?Q"*strong; sales 4800 bales, at ?4J?c. -At Liverpool, noon, cotton" was steadier; rjp lands TS'J; Orleans 7tftL, add closed steady at 7K aijfd;saies?40o bales. "? ^ -So much ice has been 'stored away In New England this season that the Ice dealers there Xear' the price'., will be BO low that' they wm lose heavily; ."' " ' -A largo bequest of $ioo,ooo has recently been left to the American Society for the Pr?vention of J Cruelty to Animals by Louis Bon ard, a French .gentleman residing In New York. " *v I -The new plan of keeping the rea<r5hgn-oatn ot | the Mercantile Library, open on _ Sundays in. Cin 3natl bas operated- so satisfactorily^ that the I oelboardof-ttlat city has voted,' SB to"Th7 to. j open the public library also on Suudaya^ -Disraeli is reported to have smicr tn at he- tn- J tends to write three more novels, and then' re- ' tire fron\'he ueld.of au th arab ip, _ They will aU.be poUUoaI"Ui^?i^eot?red, and onepar ?iein wQl I attempt to sao w what England must ila to re ta m. "tt9>"ptestlge. ." . . .. ?-wJmr -Another line bf steamships ls soon to begin ' Its-trips between Ggraianj and New York. They j wm run from the Pomeranian port ox Steiain, oa th?.Oder.iad wlil.-be appropriately zia med the Baltic Lloyds. The first- ateaaahtp wm- leave] Stettin some time next month. ; 7 ? "' j -T-Gen.erj? Bra?oa. Bmgg has broqg?t emt in-t?e I United States Orroult Court against parties who J li ve to France, ter possession of his old Green-' wood plantation, claiming $80,OOO fla. mares tor -dfcfltimitHm*of propel ty, anrr-alsb for ive hundred J aad?efghty^seven shares, each for?-$I?0, of stock I lnthe Citizens' Bank of Louisiana. -A'NewToritletTer says; '.Forrest, who has J dragged through a miserable engagement, threw-j np the sponge in disgust Monday. He was to play I. Spartacus and-Jaeic Cade the present and coming j j week, but business and Support were so poor, the J y ol J nero gathered the robes of Richelieu about him, shook the hoary locks or Lear ac bia enemies, and J ' left the theatre of his last discom?rrjrfe-the" j ( TheatreJPrancatse, Fourteen th street, ll . - -j t ' -The?crew steamer Egypt, reeently launched j ( on the Mersey, lt ls stated, ls the largest vessel afloat, with the exe-jptlon of the Great Eastern. Tte Egypt ls 440 feet m ex treme *!eagih, atW 455 j 1 feet long -at the ios.4 Une." Sheets 44 'feet beamy I < and the depth tff-holdls S? feet, With'a measure-j ment of 5150 tons: The engines are capsule of j Trotting uptcmoo* horsifftewer, ind ft is. antici-1 .Hared wm driye the vessel, at a speen otis knote |" an hour during ordinary^ather. ? " " * " I < -^ one stfcn-^f what som people*~sfe pleased J t t?ealh,4pwgre?!w weTday mention' that atmest J \ ber of the English Parliament ls said to be about , tohrtng In-SfbiTl to legafize marriages for a Itel- H ted pcrlocf; and that Mf. Mofccure D. Oonw?y Has : printed in London a book, m whice he argues ' that marriages shVuld be toraainabfe at any rime. < Marriage acceding to ibis gentleman, isahered- ( itary monastic morality,""and also a pim. idol I ahons whom nearly all oui- social raperstiUoas j ' are int ree ah ed wit ti hit blood -reek* galt at?. ' *~ il < -Sir immense steamers are being cons true ted1 4 at Bedfast, whteh-wlU cons?ltate s.-trew ??ne be? tween New York. and< LjverpooL The pioneer, the Oceanic, ls nearly finished. She ts 440 feet tn length, and-bullt mainly.o: iron, with- engines of I 3000 horse power, ca pac kty of 4)000 tons barden. The engines are the most powerful ever used in 11 the merchant service. Her sere w Ls four-htaded I < and of steel. The Oceanio.la bnUt to carry 2D0-] , cabin and looo steerage passengers, a number that In so large a vessel will na example room. -A very inauspicious condition or affairs for j I the hotel proprietors of New York ls said to- exist j \ at present. Hopes -of a .brisk season, that had* 11 been founded on the predicted business ?pvUal f of the past fail and winter seasons, hr.ve proved j fallacious, and the majority or the-hotels are do- M lng so little business th at the prospective rest) lt ia-j s not cheerful. The Metropolitan Hotel hos been I I sold. The -New York Hotel wilt' be soon ^ pulled I j down to make place for a . mew structure. The j 1 Everett House has been sold out at-an ct lon , whtle the Astor House, the Grand and Grand .Central ' and the St. Nicholas Hotels are doing very poorly 1 indeed. Dallness in trade ls the caase of. this J I stagnation ta thc aorel basin eas, h -A letter dated February?th,. KTi,-front com- f? mander Thomas ?. Salfridgete ? private gentle man, In reference to tue Dar i en tstrtp uapai, sa>s I he IS quite sanguine that he has' found a. practi- I 1 cable and pron-able coate Xor a cacal. Arter j brteny describing -the- routes imm the Atlantic j ? and from* the Pacino- to* th? central ridge, he says *. that he crossedthe watershed st a? height ofjiot more thair 300 fe et, - the baae^oa a rou di estimate, j -' not being over alhll^aud a hafr wide, and being J ' 170feet above the.-ievel.of the sea. He*asserts that there ls plenty of water for a lock canal, I " though his presence is-for a through cue unless [ the estimate reaches too high a figure. The maa dation of the hllLi, he says' is-oaBipojed of easUy I worked trap. ,. . % ' '* -Peter cooper, Berthe widely known partan- ? thropiat OT New Yo rs City, oarPebf uary tit h, h av- I ? lng that day completed hts eightieth "year, made I ( -a donatlou of $100,ooc to tne '''Cooper Unlq?," a ? benevolent institution eatabilRhed' by hun several years ago. The' troateea are requeued to keep 0 the fund securely In veered, and to ase one- a air or I 8 the interest arising therefrom for the formation of a rerereuce and lending library, fur Ute mc or L ail classes or working men and mechanics of New j i York iiitjr. Th? other half of the lutereat ca? bu t usedT?r. any purpose which the. trustees believe c win moue eaTeowu>lly promote-U a WVheskgooa oX L the dooper Onion". Mr. Coope -1 net her authorize, f the trustees to tlrav^ on him or rhiS representa- j Uvea for the further sam "oi $60,000 as soon as the j l trastees eau wlseii use Ods amount In the forma- j c tlon and arrangement of the worktngmen's ll-j d brary. "j g -Mrs. Elisabeth Cady'stanton wfrtea to Mrs. Iv Woodhall : ,';Whea tim worden la Boston sold oat to the Republican pa?ty, and declared themse'iTes Republicans in th?Sataesaxhusetts gt a te Conven,* aonv I bihshed fo?fcy se?? for that party Ictro iuced tua word m?ale* into the Federal Con at itn ; ion, where lt hft&ne vor, been before; that parry nade every lord and licky that treads this cont? lent, foreign and native, our raiera, judges and ?urors by the fifteenth amendment, and they have ao w damn ed-t herr deeds of darkness hy QeclsTtng-* that women are not 'citizens,' but 'members of the nation '2-more appendages .to tba State, the church .and the home, the individual man being the tra? "representative in ail cases. - If this, in? deed, be woman's normal condition, may dod {rant us a wiser, nobler type of manhood as. oar prefix than John Bingham, of Ohio. -Some of the incidents' of Me closing hours of the ?at Congres^ are chattily d.0soribed in the New York Wi-rld'a- Washington correapondenee. By aparllatbentary Action thy 3d or March ends " at-noon of the 4th, and the aecr??d forenoon of the Sd ls marked by Immense crowds-of curious spectators who' throng the galleries, swarm on the- Starra and in the hS?. ways. A wondering group stands ato und the door, of-the President "s room, in which fte 1B known to b?, 'watching th? bills carxrefl'ln for him to sign, arni a little dla., appointed tfcaMn'that moat-highly ornamented apart men. t of the'Capitol the President .si? af a very 'ordinary-looking table and writes his name wjth a very commonplace steel pen, ss>, In an equatry- commonplace wrwderv holder. A gold pen and ebony handle at least might be expected to bein keeping with the-gorgeous deco? rations and-luxurious rural ture of the signing-, room. When every.portion? of the various gaile rles was pac ted wrth people, and the doorways thronged far into trife lobbies, the Outermost row" standing' tri chairs to' obtain a .peepi Jad?es were admlttedon .ehe-fioev.and allowed te stand on ' the b Troers of Th at ?acted Carper.;'iTie mst' mo? ments would be supBoseol400precious' to .waste* but apparently the members thought different, atid.could -not,sugg?sMucaas enough of consum? ing the .time, it last, the hands pointed to 12. tba speakei-'bygavel feil,.the iarcwe: 1 address waa de^rejfl&an?^hl? House iecimaja pjrtel^af eS-; rdembert an?^me'mhers ?Tect'*' r * TMS State Credit. Wall street is prompt to recognize the Unproved financial aspect o? South Caroiiaa, wrought by the defeat of the swindling rail? road schemes, and clinched by the adjourn? ment af- lbj? General Assembly without a -dollar having Been added to the debt of the SL&WL * By clarence to?ojuf: felegrin?s it wili be seen that the'-new SfJulh Carolina bonds, wbi?h a fortnight ago were dall at 58, and which had advanced 'on Wednesday last to -61, yesterday bounded suddenly to 64A, willie 'the^ oki Uprrds, vdiich. closed at 72. on Wednesday, T?ne to 78 J- The fact of the sterling loan bill, havicg ^become, a law probably had its influence in producing thia, gratify Lng improvement -iff the State credit. With ordinary prudence ?nd ec%r*cffiiy-w?!rypa^ eromeot there ia.no good- reason why the sterling bonds of South Carolina should trot speedily range in the New York market at as high a point as any that they have yet at-. tamed since reconstruction Began. -? i sa? i ? A Ca?? of Whitewash. . The Co a n ty. Com m issioners of Charleston are in lack. . Instead of falling "into the hands of the Philistines, .they have been re? ceived PI the embrace of the tenderest of sympathizers m distress. The uue and cry about peculation, deficits and "official irregu? larities," os they are politely called, has been hushed, and a mere ''clerical error"- j a simple mistake, you know-rescues the Board'frora the grave charges which called Tor investigation. The committee.appointed 10 examine into the matter, after hearing rojuminoas testimony, come to the conciu lion that the charge of "forgery was not sus-' lained, s.nd that the charge ot selling gra uitously obtained lumber to the county for .en dollars a thousand feet was based on the 'act that the price-paid wa? only for getting )ut the lumber. The County Commissioners are also de? bared not to have purchased goods for pri? mate use, and to have paid for them out of iotrht? firwis* and itot?rhg*crtrniQa*or fraod-"; lient in their transactions is unearthed. The gentlemen have -simply deserved a re juke for "the want of tact," "underatand "in<?" fiKl.Lhe ."loose and unhusitiesa like. "maturer io whj?h they qc-aJncted ihe^aflairs: "ofthetr oi?lce."" Nobody, af?eFthis, canac :use the committee of a lack of charity in lealiug with the official ahortcomings of the sommissioaers. No doubt "they know how 'it ia themselves." . .tersarfy .* t v ; r?? i Wa. "?> Ss* ? \-~? i. ? ;. f . . Thbl.and C(?l.iml?slon. . - - - At .last the public has soma definite, and aogilile information as to the much talked )f operations of the land co m ra?as ton. The .eport of Commissioner*J)eLarge to the Leg slature aucjws tbatthe'jjresenti CQsnJriJas?oner las purchased 31,589 acres of land, for which he paid $173,506, or aa average cf iboat" five dollars per acre". ' The former :ommissioner purchased -04,488 acres, for which there were paid $3732823. ? Conniiis tioner DeLarge evidently does not relish he idea of being made ta shoulder the whole responsibility for- the deeds-or "mi?-" leeds of the/ commission, He insists that ie .is, ia. fact, only a clerk, to tlie.advisury ioard. Jfa closing hi3*report Be washes" his lapdVof aft 'T^sponslbiHty for the doings of. ?he rjoard l? "the1 f>>9bwlhg: Urt ?ent?reos ? :ic will be seen that; I -have never been in ? 'possessionof the bcada^as ccntenipjated ia 'the. act,. and that I ^.consequently in'no 'wise , responsible for any disposition that,,, 'nia"y fcave* been'made pf thertf." -The taros*' 'have purchased havo-been paid for through ?orders on the State treasurer, approved by> j 'the chairmanjof the advisory, beard." 1 [tie ton so tl dat i on oT th* Blue Ri<l?? { uud tUe Ore?avUIe Railroatts. s, V?C '.' - ** ? - . . . ? j The Coiuinbia jPAoj/iic, ixthe course of a artfully whitten tun tele OB, the Act forJJhe lonsoUdatlon of che Blue-Bidge and the IreerrviHe Enilrouds, oombat3 the -objections vh'ich have been urged oy THE NBWS aud ?thar journals against the measure. Il ?ya : "This act does apt consolidate^ but only en? vies the two. cora panics ta consolidate, if hey see that sueh a consolidation will be tor he joint advantage of "b 0 th. We think lt very lear that it will be; b it that- matter we are ronte?t to leave to those who are th charge of bese Interests., One thing is very certain, ha? this act bas- followed the utter defeat- of he two bills which proposed to repeal .1 he en lorsf ment of the Blue Bidge bonds and to garantee ? new" leane of- bonde by the Green il!e road. We ace willing to trust-the sagacity >.-?-- fr-'!?.."-*, . and eaerg7 whloh-defeated this hostile l?gisla? tion. "Whatever may be thought ijt a distance, the'"r.dmJJiifltra?On of ttje Blue R%e road baa won the confidence arid admiration of every holtfest-m&ded citizen Tiere," by the skill and sacres with which they have fought a hard -fight. Tc- us there does not'seem the slightest likelihood that they wl?l throw away the ad? vantages- they -have -gained. - Whatever may have been the persistence with which the Greenville, road, mani ?es ted its desire .to take selfish care of itself, and however popular ru? mor may4 have magnified the un scrupulous nee s of their conduct in endeavoring to effect their new loan,, every practical man must Ree that once this consolidation'ls effected the interest 'ot what has been called the Greenville Ring .becometfatontfe identlfledwith the Blue Ridge road. They become dependent "upon the con? solidation for fhe means to make their road a first-class one,, and every mile completed of Jt.h? Blue Ridge adda.to their income and con? sequence, while the whole section.ef country through which, they both pass is benefited by the perfection and completion of both. The" new consolidated Board will, we understand, . give ample security to the State of an honest, and efficient administration, and we can freely congrat?late the State - upon the achievement -of a great enterprise." ?HE complexi?n ?nd demeanor, .-riot to speak of the good looks, of-the General As? sembly of South Carolina, were evidently a severe shock to the- servons sensibilities of "our correspondent "Aubrey?'' whose racy letter, describing the State' L?gislature, as ' aeon through Georgia spectacles, is printed elsewhere iB our columns. " Governor Scott's Cowra?.-. [From the Orangeburg Nows.] The .future will work out and render praise unto him to whom praise is due. Governor Scott to-day receives the commendations ol the entire press-of our .State. Had any one six months ago attempted to foreshadow this 'Circumstance he wonld htrvebe?n denounced. .GoveroorScotfs special message, and his firm opposition to martial law, In time of peace, are worthy of the plaudits of all law-abiding -and peac?-loylng.xi?izens. Also, his --strong '6tan'd against .corruption and a further increase of taxation.. But let Governor Scott not relax his ?nergies, and his d?termination to lighten the burden of taxation under which our pop? ple now- labor. He will receive tile-thanks and support ol all who are decent and respect? able. 1 - Tm Newberry ??ra?c?, in alluding to the proposed union of the Bine Ridge add -Green? ville Railroads; says : '"If the cecsoHdalron of 'tire reads rooks to a general internar tmprove ?uienf by .making' Charleston the grand" rjrjtWt -for the treasures of the Weatt abd Columbia a great radiating'centre, from which the State at large must be benefited* the two millions 'will'be wisely-spent. States that are liberal -to railroads have prospered.*"- - . . SvnimA - ffflttcea. . ; pm- THE. RELATIVES; FRIENDS AND Acquaintances of Mr. and Hrs. Thomas -Melony -ami or Mm Brisa-ctatrare respectfully Invited to attend -the' Funeral or um MOLO NY, from her late resi'ten oe,-corner ot King and Congress streets, at 3 o'clock THIS AFTERNOON, mano-* j^li^lON-BANat OF S0tTTSCA.RO ULNA.-The Annual Election for Directors of tins Bank wai -be bald at the Baaking-Houae on Was KsaoAT, the 8 th-da y of March, proximo, between the ?ioura or 18 .A. AL and 2 P. M. febSO-mwfS H. P. ALEXANDER, Cash ?eu PST- NATIONAL -J3ATING8 BAN RE? CHARTERED BT TBE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED 8TATES-DEPOSITS OVER $2,250.000 CHARLESTON BRANCH No. 74 BROAD STF.EET. I - Deposits made on or before March 20tu will draw tncerwt from March lat. ' - Interest paid or Compounded March, July and November. * .' . Deposlts'or $30, and upwards, draws Iuterest from date. Deposits can be withdrawn, without notice, during Banking honrs, rrom ff A. JJ., to 2 P. M. Open Saturday nights from 5 to 8. to recorve Deposits Only. NATHAN RITTER, ferm-si - Canbter. . ?3BY- CITY TA** NOTICE".--OFFICE" OP CITY APPRAISER, CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, S. a', FEB RCA ?i Y 21st, 1S7L-Notice ts hereby liven tb all concerned that*" RETURNS for all REAL AND" PERSONAL PROPERTY, within the 'omits, of the. City of Citar lesion, shall be made iud delivered at this oirfcc on or* before .the lw/enty?lrst day of March, IBTI, for the year cdm menclng on the first day of January, 1871. verl-^ fled by.oach, of the person whose 'duty it is to.so hst 0( return said property'possessed by ruin,.ur padfcr hia controL Lither as owner, agent, parent," husband, guardian,executor, administrator, trus? tee, receiver, officer, partner, factor, or holder, with the.TAUTS or such PKKSONAL property ao bela or controljed. By Section 54 ut Act No. 22, or the Legjsuttnre"' or 1863, approved September 15th, providing lor J the assessment and taxation of property, which act was extended, so far as applicable, to the City of-Charleston, by an act or the Legislature, passed March 1st, 1870,^lt is made the duty of-the City Appraiser to add fifty percent., and one dollar as penalty for failure or neglect to make returns of property within the time given so to do, ?nd must be observed. The folio wing moat ne retomad for taxation aa Personal Property fvin: ??? - Horsee.and Mules. . Neat Cattle. . ? ; Gold and Silver Watches. , - Gold and Silver Plate. Plano. Fortes, MeloJeous, or Cabinet Organs. Carriages. Wagons. . Drays. * cartsj>r other vehicles.. * Dogs. Average raine ot Goods, Merchandise, or other commodities partalnlag to business as merchant, agent or otherwise, between the drat days of Jan? uary, 1870, and 1871. ' Average value of ail Materials used or provided for use tn business as a manufacturer or other? wise, between the*Brst days of January, 1870, and 1871. .. ? ; Villus of ail Machinery, Engines, Tools, Fix tr res? ana" iMplemcnta-used or provld?a", and of all mali . ulSTctured.articles on baud on January 1st, 1871. -Value o? jJOneysjuoiUfHog Ba.,k BIMS and Cir? culating Notes, on hand or deposit. Value or all Credi a oter legalindebtednesa." Value-or ail iuveatmenta-iu the Bonds or stooks-. or any cdtapany, corporation .or person, tn or out of this city (except National BaUks out ot this .olty,> and- of the gro*s receipts or Insurance Agencies la money" and notes, between the first days of January, I870,'and.i87l, namely: . valu? ef ail other Personal Property, Including Household Furniture. feb2?Mm,o P. J. CO (JOAN, City ?ppr>tse'r. ^BB^BATCHBLOB'S HAIE DYE.-Tills SFJPfiRB HAiR DYE is the bett in the world-per? fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No disappointment.. No ridiculous' tints irr unpleas? ant odor. The genuine W. A. BATCUELOR'S HAIR DYK produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black or Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin," but leaves the hair clean, soie, and beaaUfuL The* only Safe and Perrect Dye. - Sold by alt*.Drug-, gists.' Factory No. -18 Bond street, New Yorfe. jania-mwflyr ' ' " . GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYS for Yoong Men on* Social Evils, and the propriety ? or impropriety, of getting Married, with sanitary heln^for tjiose wlio feel unfitted for matrimonial happiness. .Sent free, in-sealed envelopes. Ad? dress Howard Association, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. an25-3moa _Special tS?t?UB._W j2?* CONSIGNEES* PER>'R STEAMER. FALCON, from Baltimore, are' hereby notified that sue ls THIS DAY .discharging Cargo'** Pier $o. 1, Union Wharves. AH goods not taken away at sunset will remain on wharr at consignees' 'risk. MORDECAI A CO., marlo-2_ Agents* ^ES-. CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP. CHARLESTON, from Kew York, are notified that she will discharge cargo 'THIS DAY, at Adger's Wharr. Goods uncalled for at sunset will Te main ou the wharf at owners' risk. marlO-1 JAMES ADGER k CO., Agents.. &B~ THOSE WHO SUFFER FROM nervous irritations, itching uneasiness, and the discomfort that follows from an enfeebled and disorded state of the system, should take AYE R'S SARSAPARILLA, and cleanse the blood. Purge j out the lurking distemper that undermines the | health, and the constitutional vigor will return. * marlc-fmwpAc_ b MB* ASSIGNEE'S' NOTICE OF AP? POINTMENT.-In the District Oour? of the | United States for the Eastern District of Sonth Carolina.-In .the matter of W. C. P. BELLINGER and WILLIAM H. BELLINGER. Copartners as BELLINGER k SON'.-lu-Bankruptcy-To?Wnom it may concern: The undersigned hereby gives no? tice of ula appointment a*. Assignee of '-BELLIN GER k SON," of theTown of Walterboro', in the County of Colletpn and'State of South Caroltaai within saul District, who -have been adjudged 'Bankrupts upon (heir own petition, by the Dla-1 trlct Conreo! said District. . -/. Dated at Walterboro', tltts 2d day of March, A. D. 1871. X I. L FOX, Assignee. EASTERN DISTRICT OF- SOUTH C ARO?INA,.8B : - I hereby designate the Charleston Couriecand TUB CUABCSSTON DAILY NEWS aa the newspapers; in .which the above notice shall be published by the said ISAIAH IRWIN FOX, Assignee or ?RL I.INGE rt*i SOS, BanKrup.ts aforesaid, according to law. raisrj designate tjte same papers as those j in which ail sales of salaV-'BdUlcrupt'* property shall be advertised, lated at Charleston, tpls let day of March, A. D. 1871. * . JULIUS C. ?AftPESTER, Registrar In Bankruptcy, Second Congressional District for S. C. mar3-f3 ?&- "f WAS AS WEAK AS A BABY," observed one of .tue" yoong- lady employees at Macy's dry goods, store, "when I commenced taking PLANTATION BITTERS; sud now-1 am on my feet jrom morning Ul] night, wit non : eyer . feeling over-fa44gped.N Tliis remark waa made about six months ago to a pale, emaciated giri who was making so me pu rc h aaa s at Macy's. "'The hint was'taken," say* tim young woman m a let-, ter to. t he preprietorai "I began taite? your BIT-. TESS the next day, and %m happy to^ tell 'you tba*, they have completely restored tn y health, strength and cheerfulness." . SEA Moss FAMNE from p?fe frfstt Mois, fof Blane Mange, Puddings,"Custards, Cream3, Ac., kc. The cheapest, healthiest and mas\ sjaucioua. |e*ood tn the world.' . -. -narft-rawf?pec PB*. AK INSALUBRIOUS SEASON. - Spring ts welcome, but nor Ks. diseases. We ! stfould be glad to have rta bloom-without ?ajoga, its var ors, its sudden changes-of. temperature, J and the agues,-flts of indtgesAon, bilious attacks and other harassing disorders which they en gender. Aa this cannot be, it behoove's all seusl I "ble people to do t he -best- they can to escape au oh s?rions drawbacks.on the poetry of the season. Ask any p hy ?lei a a wU?t the weak and delicate onght to d o When -miasma mf eera -the afc? The ails wer wm be, '-Tone and regulate the system." Bot howf That is .the ltnnortent question. A -dosen medical men-would probably recommend as many different medicines. "On the other hand, the .thousands who. have teated the virtues of 'HOSTE TTER'5 STOMACH BITTERS ea aa in v ig? oran" anet -iterative, wilCrecommend but one, the wholesome preven; ive and restorative in w'rfch their own experience has taught them -to traat. A course of this rare vegetable stimulant, com? menced now, would' save many a pang to the feeble and debilitated.-ft woCdd be wise economy, ' too, for lt would probably preclude the nec?ssity' for .medical advice. Without" dlaparagem nt to a -profession which all lnteUtgent men aruLwomen respect and honor, it ls lustras weit. If possible, to keep out of the doc*OK' banda, and Uiey would lrave oomparatively. few cases of fe vet ami ague,- . dyspeuslaj'bBibusness, nervousness and general debility ta attend to, if tins agreealte sad health j Jul specific wore rn naiver*?! gae/ mari-spso . ^JOHN JLVBAKER & 00-TS GENU? INE. MED Id NAL COT-IUTSP. prL.-ESf A"tErSTI. ED 1880.-Aekriswiedged_by eminent physicians to- be-t he best In the world. Sold by -Druggists generan fi J SO. C. BAKER i CO., Pldladelpjiia. ' A full supply on hand by * Pa. H. BarER, Feb?-m wfemos ? ?o. 131 Meetjog street. . go Kent. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING. An excellent opening for a first-class busi? ness In the -To^n *of Flort-nee. A haftdsome Store, withpwaning, to reui.jn the jheat panax 1 Mie Town?' Apply to J. WILEY, Florence, S. C.' marl0-6_. ; . -v TO RENT, A SUITE OF TWO OR MORE duo ROU Ms. . AW", H lng le room? eau be ob? tained, furnished. Apply at Ne. 4ti Beau,am it ree t._. _mar'o-t1* TQ RENT. HOUSE No. 6 "WATER st ree;, thc whole or a part. For particulars* J apply at, the above place._marlOr-3? To RENT, A SUPERIOR TONE SEVEN -OCTAVE PIANO.. Apply at No. 7Z Anson street. _. _mart TO RENT, THAT ELEGANT PRIVATE Residence, No. 6 Ashley stree', containing J nine rooms, with all modern improvements-gas and waler throughout, 'inquire at No. 2 Wayne street. _ . mars Sax ftrde. VIGILANT FIRE ENGINE FOR SALE.-. Fsr sale the first-class double brake J.-itera ENUING beioaglng to the -Vigilan*- Vire Engine Company. This Engine ls so well known through? out tu? city and State that a description is un? necessary. Apply to L. D. MOWRY, -j President Vigilant Fire Engine Co., . . Atlantic Wharf. ?S~ Greenville Mountaineer, Y'*k ville Enqutr I-er, C'aeraw Democrat and Anderdon Iruelligenoer will euee copy Once, and sedd bill as above. feb.T.'.wi'm* ?. AGOOD FISHING CANOE AND LARGE Seine cati be bought low bj applying at WM. McK,AY'S,~No. 140 Meeting Btreet. mar9-2? FOL SALE. GOOD YELLOW PINE AND OAK WOOD, at $8 and ?7 per cord, deliv? ered, by DANIEL WEBSTER, loot of Colinoll I .street. - . . . .- mar8-a? FOR SA.I.E. SEVERAL SEWING MA? CHINES, iii. good quaiitv, .wlUch are offered .heap, call st Mo. 27 Queen street, between Meeting sud Church streets. ' rebU ?ri?iucsb Car?s. .. - JOSEPH W. HARKIS?ON"S, ARTIST'S SUPPLY/PAINT ANDOIL STORE, NB. 62 ?.UBKN STREBT, CHARLESTON, 3. 0. Pateut Thief Detecting (Alarm) MONEY DRAWER. janZ-niwittiHos_ JL^ fi. CARPENTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, r - SO. 7 2 B K O A D 3 T K E. E T , - Charleston, S. C., * Will Practice In the State and Federal Courts. feb2l ' JT I-N 6 WILLIAM. Just received at KP-G WILLI AM'S OIGA R- PAC? TO lt V, No. 310 King street, near society street,-a larite and ciimpixie assortment oi Lear. Chewing and Smoking rOUAUCO, i.'lg.irettea. snuff. Pipes, <tc. Havana and I) .mustio Cigars imported and man n rne tu red hy WM SOHRi'DBR. who reapeot tully in vues tue attention of chewers and s mi ?kern, and traders, wholesale auu retail, toa stock ruliy comprising every variety oi quality and prices, irwin Hie cheapest to the highem, grade, whion in offered.at. theiuweat casb rates, i l ordere from the couiitry win receive promo., attention and shipped CO. D" or at thirty dava' city accept? ance. . .- deci3-8moa ^^NDg?R L(|?)Grl?^Hr 36,^rP.J JLJ. MS^The"Refalar .Communication ?DI be held Tam (Frlda? EVB?O, at Mas?me Bau,"at-1 7 o'clock, candidates af? requesi^d to bepunc^ tuaL."<?j orderJfpK. 'BENMY WAG ENES, j*** ta ?10_ _ .secretary. I THE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING .^.SL-^^?-i^dge,. No, j, I. OjTA^^wULae.1 held THIS EvExiNG^at 7 o'clock, at OddFellows ? -Hall Members-vin please attend. Candidates are requested to be pnnctnal. - . ROBT. 0. STAtTC, tnario . . ? Reoojdlug Secretary. p ERM?N RIFLE CLUB7-A MEETING VX will be held THIS KTENISG, loth instant, at Liodetedt'a Bail, at's o'clock. The 'members are requested to be punctual, as business of great Importance will be transacted, mario A. MELOHERS, President. {Dante.. "TJtTET HU ?SE WAFTED.-A WET TT NURSE without a child ? carr hear eta . good situation to nurse a young Infant, by apply* rag at No. 14 Bull street, next west OT Pitt, be- * tween the honra of io and 4 o'clock. ? marip-l WANTED, A PARTY TO'JOIN HE IN - renting a House. Address Glass Bo? No. 107. 1 ? . _*marlo-l* . WANTEB, A YOUNG LADY* TO ?T TEND to Hoosekeeping and make herself generally useruL Reference required. Address J. A., Floreace, S. 0. ^ marlO-2* WANTED, A MAN SERVANT. IN? QUIRE at No. 6 St. Philip street. .marfo-i* _ WANTED, A* RESPECTABLE WHITE Woman t? miad aa infant aa,d -he- gene rail/.. .osefuL None need apply unless weiil re oonrmended. Apply at No. 5 Meeting.street. .. i maflo-l? _^__. W"ANTED TO PURCHASE, SECOND HAND Furniture of aH descriptions. Ad? dress John 8. Broughton,-through the post?nica, Charleston, S. C._ _ mapQ-3* WANTED,*^ WOMAN, ~T0 DO -THE : cookltfg and washing o.' a small family. Apply at No. 16 Spring street*,._ man. WANTED" EMPLOYMENT AS A GAR DESER^by an . Englishman having. six years'experieuce. and a thorough knowledge of Ute business.. Apply at No. 43 East Bay. . mar7-t* WAFTED, A MAN 10 SUPERINTEND the Carolina-Crab. F?rpartreulare and terms; apply TO; aither No, 5 or No. 56 Broad Streek _ '_ ?_ mar7 \J*?ANTED TQ RENT,. TTfO ROOMS, Tv pleasantly sRnated on the Brat or second floor; between C?ihorm and Broad streets. West? ern portion-*of the city desired. Address E. P., NnwsOflTce.*_tsaj7-6 WANTED, A SECOND-HAND MELAO DEON, (Ave otftaves.f'fn good order. Ap -P"r by--letter, to Q, DAILY NEWS Ornee, Stating ? marker's name and lowest ea*m prfce. wi ti rt WANTED, A WET -NURSE. APPLY at Ho, 1? Meeting street, "opposite Pa vBlon-Hotel. . ' ' ' : mar3 AYOUNG LADY- IS DESIROUS OF obtaining a situation as bompanion or housekeeper to an invalid or elderly lady', either l?"t*ie.clty or country.. Salary not so mach of "an object as a comfortable horne. Address- M" JE DITLY NEWS TMQee. ' f-. 'inna* Coot ano Jotra?. STRAYED,JTGREY BULL TERRIEBT about a year old-for winch a liberal reward Will Vs nam. JACOB KRCAL, sont^east. cbraer .Liberty and St. Phillp streets. marlO-a'* S" TRAYED, A LARGE BLACK* N?W ?'?CNDL.AND AND SETTER DOC, with one whltesp?t on als breast. Thc ?ndet Witt please leave lt at No. 75 Broad street, two doora weat of Meeting. !.. , I > mar0 LOST; AN OPEN-FACED, HEAV? GOLD "WATCH, 'So. 678?. The' onder.wPl be re: warded by leaving lt at .W. E. MAJiSflALL'S Bar ber Shop, No. .65* Broad street. . _A , marl LOST,* ON. THE RrrTLEDGE STREET Car Line, on fhe .evening of the. 901, a pair ol BROWN EID GLOVES, with "Gold Glove "But? tons la Cheuh Tita- Under wtfl receive a? a?ltable reward by leaving thc same at the corner of Broad and Orang? streets,: _' ^febl3 ii ern coals. XT^?ET-T??? "EQUITABLE LIFE U ASSURANCE SOCIETY,*? Nf? York, hare removed' from No. 141 Meeting street to (Heir ne wenlee, No.-20 BROAD STREET." WM. B. SHAW, . febl3 GeneVal Agent. QSX?TI GO^"L7Y'lc oTiTi *Now landing. Rad A-h. Egg, Stove and- *WbHe Ash CUAL, which csa be had low tty applying to . .. . P. P. SERIOUS, - . Corner East Ray and H?sel streets, . marion_ East Side. ^GE?CY ' OF THE DEVEREUX ? T E AM BAW MILLS, BUILDERS' L>?POT, No. 04 CHURCH STREET, THREE DOORS NOK.TH OF BROAD. The* undersigned respectfully solicitsorders for WYMCLL SAWED LUMBER, to be delivered at any wliatr In. the city. Our Milts being operated by experts-ana" experienced meohanics, we expect to offer a superior article of lumber, Doth ta quality and" regularity ol cutline. Vessels nf trtelafgeat slue-can be loaded at tbeMaiUst Havlngrnade ar rangement* for the manufacture of Boxes for shipping vegetables, at prices wide ii wJH defy competition, we Invite the attention of farmers and shippers to our tine lists.' For ooecenfaav ditton at-Boxee in lots of loo or over wilttie deliver? ed at ; h? forks of the read. E. M. UREMIC E. - . mars ig ou T H BRN^rrrlT ito AT s E. Anew FRENCH DYE HOUSE has been, opened at Na 359 King-street, where DYEING,? all col? ors, and Cleaning o'f all kinds ts done at the' shortest notice' and ta the crest style. I. BILLER, French Dyer, No. 350 Rta g street, near corner George street, sepis-lyt " . Sitter?, ; .rp E S T I ll 0 N ,1 .A tTjS. Read afew of the Testimonials in regard to the EFFICACY Ot that STERLING MEDICINE, OLD CAROLINA BITTERS:. A few certiflcatetrfrora the many in our posses? sion from persons who have tested the OLD CAROLINA BITTERS: FROM THE POSTMASTER AT TUMBLING SHOALS, 3. C. TOUSLING SHOALS, 8. 0.? April 9, 1870. 'Messrs. GOODRICH, WISEMAN A Co., Charleston, S..C: . Geutlemea-Thia is to Inform yon that about a year ago 1 was in delicatetiealtn, worn oat with: old age-and hard-work, weighing one hundred and twetriy-flve. .pounds; upon request I com? menced using the OLD CAROLINA BITTERS- A* ter HHing-uine-botries, l felt as well and vigorous as thirty years airo-went to work and made money. 1 weighed, after uaiug the above, one hundred and -seventy-two pounds. I have sluce been strong and hale. Accept, gentlemen, my ?{ian ks. and success say I to the OL? CAROLINA BITTERS. - - ( feig ned ) - RANSOM PHILLIPS, P. M., ' - Tumbling Sh-.als, S. C. . FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS, 1RWINTON, OAs IHWINTON, GA., September J5,1869. Messrs. GOODRICH, WISEMAN A Co.: Gentlemen-When in your city two-weeks ago, 'your Dr. Service gave me a bottleof your cele? brated CAROLINA BITTERS, which I brought home for my father, wboae-healtlr was very feeble. ? After using lt he was so well pleased wii h ita efleots, that he considers tuein almost indispensa? ble. Please (Ind enclosed sixteen, ($16.) the price of two cases; direct them W. J. Chambers A ?on, No. W.'C.-R. R. Yours, very reapectrnliy, iSlgUed) ANDREW CH A MB?88. ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA FORT VALLEY. GA., september IS, 1869. Messrs.-GoooKiou, WINHJTAN ? CO., Charleston: Gentlemen-I take great pleasure In informing Tau (.barmy wife tina experl'-noed gceac benettt from the ase of the OLD CAROLINA BITTBK?. it is certainly a good (bediolue, and I would be pleased if you would send me another .dozen im? mediately. Respectfully. Ac;, (Stgned) J NO. A HOUSER. Sold by all Druggists ta Charjeaton. The trade -supplied by OOODttlCH. WINE MAN A CO., . Pr me i pal Depot, No. 35 Hayn? street. Entrar ?)&. W?fi?^h R fi W AR DT FO R.:A N Y ?P 1\J\J\J case ofBlind, Bleeding, Itehing oi Ulcerated PILEStha DaitlNGDS PILE REMEDY rails ta cure. I fr ts prepared expressly to card the Piles, sad nothing else, and has cured cases of overjweuty year's atabdlug. sold by all Druggists, Price fl. GOODRICH, WINEHAN * ?>., Agents, No. 23 Hay ne street. ' feb22-wf<nImo tenis. ""Oj D B jfif fe MUSI 0^ reweOBeaeflt it Night but one of th ? ftc ?*a.A-s s i s T E rt s C. B. BISHOP. ' - -. FRIDAY, MARCH 10. UBI. -WitgreseSted. tar He Bri Mk twig, tte New and Brilliant Comedy, by Mr. Brough, Jn LXwo Acts. ._?-..UN_rx 33- O- .. A, J._A--?sJ, T.~ . Mr. Erank- Goldsworthy.Mr. C. B.BISHOP. ! Mrs. Drewitt.'...,..-..Mis/ELANOHE. isas fe..-,.-.. s.. .'.t. " . .Mles ELLA. * Messrs. -COOPER ANO FIELDS tn. their DOUBLE SONG AND DANCE, , " To conclude with toe New And Popntar Bor iesqne. . LUTHE JA?E-S??BPI?EB4?, OK . , . . THE IDLE A P PJt tfNTI CB. Jonathan-TV"tide..T.Miss BDAWHS. Little Jack.-.-*.Miss ELLA. MrsrshepMrd.... :.J?X.fi. B. BISHOP. GTtAJiu CrNDERELLA MATINES SATuftDAY. MAROK ll, 187T, For tadies' aod oMldren. Every child w HI receive a c res en t. Doors open at 1 o'clock. Performance com .meoces-at 2 ?'clock precisely. Admission so cents. Children as coots. . . marte ' H I B ? E N I AN - H A LL.. SIX NIG H. T 8 , " COMMENCING MONDAY, MASOB -6, DE CASTRO, "BK# G.B Biri . I L? ii TJf_S I?-SI S T Ajrrr CHAMPI?N -VENTRILOQUIST, Who will appear and produce effects - " * Strange, Mystical And Incomprehensible, 'And will also give away Ohe Hundred Costly Gifts every night. . Admission 60 cefhts; QsiJerV 25.cants. TO-NIGHT, TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS IN 6REENBA0HS Will be-the principal Gift. Seale may be secured at the Hail between 2 and 5 p'cfdck P.. M. - . . ?r-- . GRAND DEOASTRG MATINEE or. SATURDAY, AFTERNOON, AT 2" O'CLOCK".. '. Every child attending* wlH receive "a lrffndsonre present. Admission to all parts ef the'Hall 36 oents.* - * .mars* E f?acrjiTterrj? CaS?itt$s, #t. ?T A EL I S H E D 18-44. p ff (?JNI? t BO N WO BES., JOsHN F. TAA'L0-E 4 CO.", (?Su&essors to Cameron A Co.,} . ENGINEflBe, BOILER-MAKERS," *C., ?e. Corner East Bay and Pritchard air eats, near Ote ?lyDoclfc OHARLEStDU, S. a ' x s ? - -4 ?, ? .- * HASuFA-frfUEE R Sr O f STEAM ENGINES "ANS- BOILEB-8, latrine, J5tpt i pnary and. Portable. . RICE THRESHERS'AND MILLS OF EVERY ^ - DESCRIPTION. COTTON 'PBESSES. " Shafting, Pulley i and Gearing Iron Fronts for Buildings * Cae lings or every kind tn Iron or Brass Forgings or every description. ?.* -.-' S3~r Guarantee to furnish Engines sad Bottera of ss good quality and -power and at ss low rutes as can be had in New York, Baltimore er Phi;? addphitw AGENTS-FOB JUDUK'S CELEBRATED GOVERNOR AND STOP VALVES, whieh ar?pat on all Engine" made av these Works. 4SF> R? pal *s promptly attended to. marte?" mo-DAC H5Y? .?oofjtj, *?rr;- * R"HPHT*TT"?XLY ANNOtQiCE * [ TO THEIR FRIENDS AND- THE ruaiJC That, owing to-the SPECIAL FACIL1TTES AND QTTAtirlOA'MOSS 0> tbsbr RjasMeat Partner tn-Ne w Yarli, *. ' _ * They are'enabled to purchase ttfeii*supplies of FINE, AND STAPLE-DEX GOODS, Both Foreign and Domestic, in all cases from first hands, AT THE "LOWEST CASH'FIG DRE. - Anil thus to offer.. RRAGRWNB.?Y ' INDUCEMENTS TO O?S TOMESS; ? Their prices will be found iron TWKMTY TO FIFTY PER CENT. LOWER Than those of any other Dry Goods House ?j^the South. They invite an Inspection of their stock, which is made up of , N O AU C T I ?> N .GOODS, But which will befoand to consist of an Immense Variety OT THE CHOICEST AND LATEST NOVELTIES IN THEIB-LINE. ' Comparison, as to quality, with the best goods offered elsewhere, ? - I S CHALLENGED,. And competition ae-to prifc? ? ' IS DEFIED. * * * - Every article sold by us ls "warranted to be pre-' otsely as represented. * - Oar motto is - . r.u.. .?;... . - * ss*- ?,f "QUICK SALES AND- SMALL PROFITS," And Customers who wish to SAVE MONEY IN* BUYING WW do well to give as a call. . .. FURCHCWTT, BENEDICT 4 CO. Up-T?wn Store, I Down Town Store, No. 437 King street, f No. a? King street. Corner of Calhoun. | -Near "The Bend.'" oct81 " * JgLECTRO.MAGLNETIC BATTERIES, MEDICINE CHESTS-, PHYSICIANS' SADDLE w BAGSyjso. Fursaleby DE. H. BABB,, mario , Ho. 131 Meelina street. PgTffi ~A jD |H AY. fr s^basb?s Prjme J*^^^' In bQlk or 8acked Standing and fowaje bv*^" marley* ' B. BULWINKLE A CO, ttUjUfy ??GAR, SOAP, GAN J? ^-fS?* DLES.STRUP_ . .leo baga .GEORGIA PLOoa. ? iso barreta Sugar-crashed, A. B and X C, Ac. N 300 backets Extra .Padilly Lard. 100 cases Psirbknk'a Family Lard. 15 barreta Fairbaait'6 faml? Lard, - 100 whale.and bal; boxes. Adamantine .Candles. 30 barrets'Sugarticcse S^rnp-. . > soo kita and half bbls.He, 1 Maekerel, large size. Received onoonslgnrnenti' and for sate by ; . JVN. "ROBSON, - Koa. as- Bast Bay and l and 2 Atlantic Wharf*. mario-lpan_ _tii J 3" OLAS6.ES ! MOL AS8E81 7<:*nrids. Prime New Crop MUSCUTADG MOLAB ?BES . ? * ** ? 9?7? barre;? Prime ,N"ew Crop Maa LO I ada BMatatt. Now landing par Snaaoaec flai?cLlnv.ejjlaad. from Carien se, and foi eale onttie wtjar/hy . WVF. HAlft, Brawn ??offner*: UL B.-The aKenrtou of j?rocera and Ut tinta ia called to.the fact that the above Moteases A olAh? Beatktad madein the ^landor CubaT^ . " . taano-s . r . :'~ _y~'*..'--':*-;''t TFI Y.1 -B'^QPfy .^Av-fet p WOO sacks Ll ver poo r?ALT, 1 soding from-Bas* Boitte te, direct from Liverpool... WMMj by - - te&8 . ../fr J. ySj?A GO? O?GAEW SUGARS ! ! SUGARS! ! t \5 AT GBfiAILY R C SO PRAOBS. . Crashed SOGAR at 7 pounds for-fi) . -. .< Soft -White A Sogar at 7M panade-for fl - Extra C Bagar at 7K pounds Tor tl . ; " Light Brown Sugar, S pounds for dk - . ? At . '. Hf. li. WELCH'S, ! Southwest corner Meeting and Market streeter Gooda delivered free . - . ma?Y J OE - S A L E soo bushels White Seed..WOE. very pure. JAMES R. PRINGLE A SON, Factura and Commission Merchants, mare-mwfs ' _No. e "Adger's Wharf. g U L K MEA T- ". TT For 'sale at Ute- very lowest- prices, ' * .138 boxes of-GOOD BULK. SHOULpEBS. . We oller the above In lots to suit pm chasers. GEO. W. WILLIAMS? 00*..Factors, maree Corner Hayne-and flHUreh streets. JUICES ON ?TOT i O'Mr .S E~Bj>. SOOtftsbels SelecteV?BD.We.-1 . *"*' ': 30M)ush?lBSeedrNo? 2. .. -v The above. Seed is raised- from. theNo. imported direct from DAVID DICKSON, fci Ga., 1870, and grown dB- the Marshland near this etty. Formate at veryjow prlcestby ... ., J. 0. H. CLAUSSFJN, fec-8-?t? - - * ??arketsttee* f^fc I1VS.0N * -?BO."" Have noir in Steck a large and aaraplly seiecfed Assortment ?f .? ? PINE DRAWING TIA*,1' .-which they are serong at 25. ojyttlpa* poon4 fee - ,-lqw list year's prices Cor same quality. ; Parti ea desiring a go?d iurU?teJa^e.Tea.lfha .wp^lld fawell to try them. .*-.?.-'? **.* *.We have also a FU<f? sfOftK. o?. jia?rj ERIS?, ln which line we feel satiaae?i cha t ?ata oar, lon* ? experience in .business tb seu yoa aslaw.-tf not . LOWER,Than atfv otrjer store in ttre city. # . a^- ALL-GOdQS DELIVERED FRti?. I . ; " *SA1L H. * BSD., Anson ?wdSociHy streets. jf^?TTERj. gUfT?&U Strictly fttme GOSHEN BUTTER, always on "hand, at ' *"* WIL"S<*ft??8 GROCERY. IJI0MAT0B8: TOMATOES I \- -Oanned-TOMATOES,^ per donen. WliSON'8 GROCERY. SUGARS! SU GARS! Seven pounds CRUSHED SUGAR, $1 Se ve? anil one-:qu arter potjnda "A" Sugar, $L " AB 5crods delivered free. No cb%rge tor Pack? ing. J WILSON'S. G H OC ER Y, I? Anson and Society streets. jgJO-FFlEI * CO FF EB 1 RIO -COFFEE, ?rxand-one-quarter pounds, %l. .Avbetter-artrele than-sbUl eteewhert at a higher price. At . -W 11,80 ?J:^GROCERY, Aaapp anil fsoaiMatatreets. . * ERBSTOir A SERRI*LD'S * " ? ' Pioneers Aanrs Sea Foam ' HcrsforfTs Self-Raising Preparations ' , ; BAyll- Baking Powders * ' .' ^ * Dr. Trice's Creanj Pow?Jert; 7. For sale at WILS'ON'S GROCERY, . Anson and Society streets. TM PORTED CHAMPAGNES. vow on hand the following brands o- OH?M P AGNES, at REDUGED PRTCES, by the-basket, case or hottte : Piper A Co's HEIDSfECTS - ' Chas. Heldsieck's-GREEN SEAL V. E. Clicquot's PONSARDtN atnmm's VHRZENAT aa^d F R?TATE STOCK Roederefs DRY HILLERY G. H. Kumm'S DRY'VERZESAY Benoha, Fils A Ca's BRANDS . * Napoleon's. CABINET . ._ DEV VERZENAY CARTE BLANCHE. E. E. BEDFORD, Late W.n.-s. Corwin A Co., .^All_ . No. 275 Ring street. PARK LIN G MO S ELLE 18 SPARKLING CATAWBA ? ?r ' LOCH BI MER ? -* "P" . NlERts-TKINER . H?/JEQR LtES.BENEDICTINS CHARTREUSE CURACOA MAEAJSOH1NO. I *T R. .?? ' ? RU8&I?N KUMMKL ABSINTHE VERMOUTH PARFAIT AMOUR ' CREME DE ROSS NOxEAUX_ . . . ANISETTE. E. E. BEDFORD, j anil - No. 27* King street. jDREKBH LAGER BEEB ENGLISH ALE'. SCOTCH ALES CHAMPAGNE ALES LON DON "POUTERS DUBLIN PORTERS v ,fi . - OHAJCPAGNE CIDER. E. E. BEDF9B3, anil _ ji?. ats Klag street. J^-EW ORLEANS MO LASSES, SUGAR, Ac. . 250 bbls. New Orleans MOLASSES 80 h lids. NewOrieauii Sogar 100 boxea Havana Sugar 300- bags Rio codee 600 ahas. Smoked and Dry Salted Bacon. - ^ STEFFENS, WERNER A DUCKER. reblfr-lmo _. _* J^ITERPOOL SALT AFLOAT. ?MO sacks Ltvemool SALT, Jost received per bark Vinco, aud for sale Bl lota to salt purchasers 'by ROBERT MURE A CO., Jan?- Oeatral Whare?