The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 16, 1871, Image 3

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CITY AFFAIRS. Meetings This Buy. Won Kil w in a iag Lodge, at hatf-pa&t 7 P. H. . Auction Sales This Day. P. B. Lalane & Co. will sell at 9 o;clock. at their Btore, hams, butter, Ac Laarey A Alexander will sell at io o'clock, at their store, dry salted shoulders, Ac. Miles Drake will sell at io o'clock, at his store, balance of stock ot' a country store. J. G. Milnor A Co. will sell at io o'clock, at their store, Leghorn and straw nate, dry goods, Ac TAXATION.-Tue opinion generally obtains that the friends of an economioal government will succeed in fixing the tax . on property this year at two percent, althoogu,an effort; will be made to establish it at two and a hali per cent. EXECUTIVE ?PPOLVTMENTS.-The following appointments have been announced : Simons Lucas, trial Jnsltce, for Charleston County; A. ~Burwellj gelding in Charlotte, N. C., commis? sioner af deeds. J?nta -HORSEFLESH.-Mr. Graham,-- of the Mills House stables, bas recently come m-to the possession of-as handsome a pair of horses as ever made trot music on a Charleston pavement. Styl? ish, raaf, IOU of .graceful action, they were the envy yesterday pf every one who saw them on the road. DUEL PREVENTED;'-An affair ot honor came near occnrrlng in ("hester on Saturday, between Messrs. Simon Jacoby and Joseph Lochs. Mr. Luchs was the-challengedparty. Weapons-Win chester rifles. Thc riSual preliminaries had been arranged, but the fight was prevented by the towte-antberlties. # Ds CASTRO Ulled Hibernian Sall again yes? terday afternoon and evening. The little ones all appeared delighted with the presents generally distributed, to say nothing or a p irformauce that ls always attractive. Another exhibition this evening, and drawing for. -a hundred handsome prises. ASSAULT rsc A''"BABY.-While -a -nursV-was carry in? tire obud sf a respectable gentleman or this city* {dong the street, yesterday, about 12 o'clock, "Eliza Johnson, a colored'' won.'1 , went np to her and deliberately gave the child a posh which sent its head against the wall nearby. Complaint was made and Eliza was duly arrested, and bound over for examination to-day. "ALL QUIET ALONG THB LwB8.r-The re? turner United States officers from tia* .er indi? cates tho restoration or quiet and order in that county. The three compuniea of troops, lately arrived Jn Columbia from Atlante? wi 11 return to -their stations In Georgia next Friday, the state or affairs in this State no longer needing their presence. . * - . THE RACE.'- We learn that the contemplated race between Grey Eagle ant) Little Hack, for fsooo, ls likely to oe trausferred to Savannah,1 owing to the great sum, $500, demanded for. the ase or the conns ,So. much interest has been. manifested between horsemen la van ons-par t's or J mis State and Georgia In the result of this con -* test, that a considerable influx ot strangers was expected. The present prospects, however, are mat the.benefits will accrue to our sister city. y- ,' . - . OCR COLORED CONGRESSMEN.-The residen? ces of the following named members of Congress from this SUte, are given as follows In the Wash? ington National Republican: Hon. Robert C. DeLarge, boarding -with Mr. Brown, on "I" street, between Thirteenth < and .Fourteenth. Hon. J. H. Ralney hos rooms at Gray's, on Fif? teenth street, between "I" and "K," and Hon. R. B. Elliott resides with- Mrs. Freeman, .on "K" street, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. PERSONAL.-Hen. Samuel Read, Supreme Chancellor of the Kp ig ot s of Pythias,the highest official in that order, is staying-"aft?ie Mills House. He ls ea route to owawirtmiii ?tNit^ojiioau-i organize grand lodges. ' The number or knights in the United States, la about, one hundred and # forty-five thousand, jEbere a*e also large num-' bers in England, the German States, Italy and' elsewhere. f J. J. Bronson,* Esq.,- of the '-Barnwell Sentinel, arrived in the city last evenlng,.au*a-'is staying at . the Pavilion Hotel. - j. y UNSETTLED VALUES. - While those who know allege that there ls an abundance of-money in town, lt ls a lamentable fact that very little of it appears to be, changing hands. The teadency of the hour is not towards' speculation and invest? ment. Opportunities are- p entlfoi, bat there' seems to be a tack of confidence m the situation. Things are unsettled. Dealers la securities are inclined-to keep "hands off," while a old ?rs or real estate are patiently awaiting the action or our law-givers on the-tubjec 1 of taxation. -rr--".*" ^NNOUNCEMENl*r EXTRAORDINARY. - Under the auspices of Mi.' John T. Ford, so well known to ouDHjiuzpns-?sva.'successful manager, the cele? brated Lydia Thompson Tronpe will take posses? sion or the Academy of Music oak the evening of Marook, and fdr a week thereafter, will ?resent a series or spectacular -plays' abd burlesques of a very novel aud attractive character.' The first petfo'rmance will be "Parisj or' th?* Appl*<>f Dis? cord!*" The company ja said to? he tho best of the kind la tmacooolri' or lp. BaropV -, ' y" - ^ * VH - CLUBS AND STARS.-Peter"."White and Alex der Rutledge, two'colored youths, arrested on the charge of TEgdtooy, were, liberated, na prosecutor appearing against them. One last rose of summer, found ?loo m lng alone, and dead drunk, a : the'corner of King and -.Cal- - bonn streets, told i;he Mayor next morning that lt waa aU "them mixed drinks.'* , She was dis? charged with a smile ' George McIntyre, the professor of the strap game, or the trie lt of the Toop, wa? examined be? fore Trial Justice Levy yest er dey on the Charge of swindling, and bound over lb? trial at the Court of General Session?. A HOOP, STOOP, WTTHOUT A HURRA?.-Al? most every owner of "a household angel" bas re? marked the prevalence of jhe whooping- -cough. If due may, judge fro hi a single neighborhood, and measure the remainder o? the city by the ordina? ry rule of multiplication, there must be at least: five hundred little ones who are now running this part or the gauntlet of infantile- diseases. Chu dren of a larger- growth, too-grown men sad women-are afflicted, and ;he strte lp. which they catch their breath, beat the air, and make un? earthly laryngeal notes In their spasmodic exer? cises, ls by no means worthy of Imitation. THE MISSION, AT ST. PKTBR'S OHURGH is In successful progress? The evon'i'ng sermon was preached o? Sunday and Meada* by Rev.- J. Ryan, on Tuesday night-by Rev. H. P. Northrop, and last night by Rev. c. B. Northrop. The early instruction ls given by the. zealous pa-tor, the Rev. A. M. Fol chi. Thc- firs* door or th? school house bas been transformed in ta ?* O?tholio re? pository, containing a beautiful- collection of books aad objects of CathoUa devotion. Specjai attentlon ls called to the ono ?ouentloa of framed pictures and statues from Paris. Also a nice as? sortment bf Holy Week' books. 'The repository wUl be kept open In this locality till' after Baster. THE JAPS.-A furore has been created In Charleston over the expected Japanese and their-1 wonderful performances described ia TBS NEWS of yesterday. Everybody and his wife seems de? termined to spend, if necessary, bis bottom dol? lar rather than be disappointed lo not seeing an exhibition imported from what is practically a tem inc?gnita, with genuine Jans capable of teaching the barbarians of the new world more feats of'sklll than waa ever dreamed of in oar philosophy. The box office at the Academy was liberally visited yesterday by those anxious to secure aeata In advance, and lt is probable that ?by to-morrow night an or boa tra chal? cannot be bad for love or money. FOH PHILADELPHIA Trna AFTERNOON.-The regalar iron steamship Virginia, Captain Hinter, will be dispatched for the above port at 2 P. M. to dav, and we learn carries ont a fall cargo of cotton, ' rice, &c. The regularity of this Une ls-' now as? sured with the first class steamers now running, and the company seems to be rewarded by a good Une of freights, both going and coming. -=7-.-\ ? DULLNESS.-For r?pertoriai purposes one might as well be roosting on the apex of an Egyptian pyramid as wandering aronnd Charles? ton In search of Items wherewith to supply gossip for oar local breakfast tables. News Is as scarce as hen's teeth. Policemen have nothing to do 'but brush orr files; the days are melancholy and the nights too serene to favor any worse tempta? tion than billiards and a good cigar. BEARDING THE LION IN BIS DEN.-A prom? ising young colored lad, named Henry Taylor, was sometime ago sentenced to a term of Impris? onment by the Mayor, and was working out his sentence at the Guardhouse. Early yesterday morning, however, he entered the'policemen's quarters, and possessing himself of a fine new pair of boots attempted to get off with them hid under Ms coat. He was stopped at the gate, and a searou disclosed the hidden plunder. The boots were returned, to the owner, and Henry was locked np In a cell. He was tried before the Mayor and sentenced to tea days in the House of Correction as a*vagrant. He went ARRIVAL OF COTTON AT LIVERPOOL.-The fol? lowing arrivais of .cotton vessels at Liverpool were noted on the 3th, 9th and nth or March: Steamer*Pennsylvania, rrom New York, Febru. ary 24, with 2599 bales of cotton: steamer i ltv of Manchester, from New York, february 24; with. 618 bales; steamer Cuba, fruin Ne v York, March 3 with 999 balee; steamer Mexican, from New york, February 9, with 2181 bales; bark East Lo? mond, from Galveston. January 21, with 1727 bales; steamer Wisconsin, from New York. Marou 1, with 3475 bales; ship Richard McMauas, from Now Orleans, january 24. with 2439 bales; bark Maggie Chapman, from New Oneans, January ?9, with 2478 Dales; steamer DonatI, from New York, February 33. with 1231 bales; bark Brazos, from Galveston, January 20, With 2047 bales. ?NfTED STATES GbuMLSSlbNEK.- Edward Gibbes was brought before.Commissioner Porte ou? yesterday morning and examined on the charge of being Implicated In the riot- at Biggin Church during the fall election. It was shown that Edward was one of the party who captured and carried on* the ballot box at that precinct," and ' also that he was'with the box for some tlme^after J lt had been taken off. The prisoner was remand? ed to jail for further examination to-day. Prom - preseut indlcailona.it la hoped that the engluai Biggin Church ?balfbt-bQX, about which so much' has been said, ?nd :whlch has caused" so much trouble, win be soon^dtscovered, and the mys', tery which has attended Its'abstraction he clear? ed up. V'"X^ SHOPLIFTING.-Robert Scott, Richard Jen? kins and Wm. Johnson, three enterprising colored boys, entered the grocery store or Mr. G. N. Bul? lock, in Alexander street, yesterday afternoon about one o'clock, and while one was affection? ately Inquiring the price of molasses by the yard, the other two contrived to conceal a large hanr between them, and with it the three quietly made theirfxlt. They afterwards disposed oT It to a colored wo m arran d proceeded to have a jolly time with the money. The defrauded storekeeper nilss ...ed his property, and a warrant being Issued on bis affidavit, the three young scapegraces were taken Into custody and carried before Trial Jns Xlce Magrath. They were committed to await their trial to-day_ NOISY HOUSE. - At halt-past 1 o'clock, yes? terday morning, Annie Hey ward, Eliza PJnckney? Emma SmaU-and saUy Adams, four colored dam? sels who reside la a house tn Vernon street, began quarrel dug among themselves, and in a few mo? ments the house was the scene of a free fight, in which, the four tenants were active partici? pants. The screams and curses, which kept np a running accompaniment with the fighting, dis? turbed a neighboring poUceman, who entered tbs boase 'and triumphantly carried the roar bellige? rents to the Guardhouse. After.au interview with the Mayor, they, were sentenced to -pay a fine of f5, or'go.to tfie House -or Correction for ten days. The whole quartette conld not raise a Bingle V, and they took their mournful way td the Work? house._-- - REPUBLICAN .PICNIC AT. WALTERBORO'.-A ' correspondent, writing from the above place, states that a large and pleasant picnic of the colored people of the town and neighborhood was held on the 12th nltimo, to celebrate the third anniversary of the election or General Grant to the Presidency. The exercises consisted of speeches by some of thc school-boys and .their teachers, dancing, games, Ac. Refreshments were served, and every oue present had a happy time. The same letter states that the Radical politicians- ba ve. been busy before the public mas.-, lng "big talks," and trying db k-ep up their uv fluence among the colored people, bnt that thc latter are having their eyes opened by che adven? turers whose only aim 1B to fill their own pockets. THE UNITED STATES COURT.-Th? District. Court waa opened at ll o'clock yesterday morn-, lng, his Honor Judge Bryan presiding. IN ADMIRALTY. The consideration of tue petition or Alberger et al, to require G. B. Kellum et al, libellants or the bark. Redar, to give stipulations for the Hate re? turn gi the bark, was resumed, and counsel having been heard the oase was continued until to-day. In tho case of David Risley, owner or the tog, et al, vs. the ateantshlp Mer cedUa,. the Hon. A. G. Magrath resumed his argument and waa heard nntU 3o'clock, when the court adjourned anti, ll o'clock this morning. DRAIN TILES.-Perhaps one of the most im? portant necessaries- to 'good farming ls thorough drainage. -To effect this drain tiles are used, and la all the best cultivated counties the demand for them ls large and Increasing. Among the new manufacturen which oar fellow-citizens are grad? ually Introducing ls the construetlou of the most approved drain tiles. This establishment ls locat? ed at Anderson, Sooth Carolina, and la-condun ted by B. F. Orayton, Esq., a most intelligent and, practical gentleman.. Specimens were yesterday shown at the office of Messrs. Sloan A Selgnloos, factors', Brown k Ca's wharves, which have been pronounced by Northern manufacturers unsur? passed by any they had Been. Our citizens who intend to practice thorough culture win ?ie grati? fied to know that they can obtain a heine-made article equal to any Imported. THE STATE COURT.-The Court ol General Sessions met yesterday at 10 o'clock, his il0nor Judge Graham p res id in g. The grand jury having been called all answer? ed, sod brought in the following bills: -. ? Yhc State mEpgene- R? Walter^-faUlng tas?rvo as a coroner's juror. True bllL The State vs. L. D. Mowry-for the same offence. True-MIL The State vs. Chas. Hoffmann, Wm. Haskell and. John Landers-grand -larceny. Haskell having, fled the State, the two others were arraigned sud tried. R. W. Seymour," Esq,, for thc defence. Verdict-Chas. Hoffman and John Landers, ne? guilty, sud prisoners discharged. The State vs. Henry Freeman-grand larceny. Messrs. C. O. Trombo and T. H. Stroheoker for the defence. Vhrdlct-guilty of petty larceny. The State vs. Henry Draine-assaulting and re? sisting an officer la the discharge of doty. Messrs. T. H. Strohecker and 0. 0. Trnmbo for the de fence. Verdict-not guilty. . The State vs. Win. Brown-aasault'wlth a dead? ly weapon. C O. Trumb?, Esq., for the defence. - Verdict-guilty of an a-Bault. ' The grand jory returned bato court with nc 'bills against Ona wunama, far housebreaklafcand. larceny; John D. Zanoga, fdr perjury, and Adam Graham, Rooty Jefferson, Chas. Favor, Joe Balley, Preston Thomas, Jenkins Richardson and Billy Judge, ahas North HamUton, for burglary and lar? ceny. With trie bttto against J. M. Alexander and Daniel Sullivan, for falling to serve on a coroner 's jory. The State vs. Patrick Slattery-assault and hat. tory. T. H. s m bec ker, Esq., for the defence. Verdict-not guilty. The ?oort thea adjourned until 10 o'clock thia morning. JOINT STOCK ASSOCTUTIONS. IN ITALY.-A hitherto slow . country ls evidently feeling the " touch fn her flanks of the spur of progress. We are indebted to Dr. F. Peyre Porcher; of this city, for? translation from one of his italian journals, which says that joint stock associations and banks to extend loans to farmers, are attracting great attention throughout Italy, and specially in .Lombardy.-They are 'established under a board of directors, and are formed partly by contribu? tions made to the stock by capitalists and also by large and small proprietors, in proportion to their ability and the aid they require. The loans are made under favorable terms, and the profit ls de? rived from the interest paid by the agriculturist when his crop ls disposed of-the facilities afford? ed him by a corporatlonjgnabllng him to meet the demands which otherwise he would have to negotiate by his unaided Influence with a multi? plicity of factors and small money agents. We suppose that the ordinary security of Hens, mort? gages, Ac, are given.. A STREET FIGHT AND CAPTURE.-About 5 o'clock, yesterday afternoon, Benjamin Mills and Wm. Brown, two colored youths, between whom a difficulty had occurred that morning In the Courthouse, met In the archway In the centre of Mr. Smith's range of buildings' on Meeting street, opposite the City Park, and, after a few words, pitched Into each other like bricks. The innate love of fair play, which pervades all clas? hes of the community, speedily collected a large crowd, who watched with deep Interest the de? velopments of the fight. In the midst of the light, however, Brown drew a six-shooter, and several persons Interfered to prevent bloodshed. Offieer Dsly, of the detective force, now came over, and both the combatants were marched over to the Detective office Mills was duly in? carcerated, and Brown was released, his friend Draine having deposited $10 as security for his appearance this morning before the Mayor along with Mills. Brown had been tried a few hours before In the General Sessions for an assault with i deadly weapon, and fodnd guilty of an assault. Hotel Arr 1 val,- Hun h 15. ?: if? * .V ": ' . *?ILLS> HOUSE. Harry Keller, agent Davenport Brothers; E. D. Geyler, Beaufort; G. P. Clapp and wife, H. Graves and wife, A. C. Packard, Mr. and Mrs. Fay, J. M. Smith, R. Cochrau, wife and son, H. C. J/Howell, New Yoxk;S. Read, New Jersey; J. Hearn, |"wif"? And daughter, Miss Truber, J. Gorham, Gorham, Savannah; M. H. Regensburger, Royal [-Japanese Troupe; ?eprg?" M. Woodward, Pb.Ua ['deJpliLi. PAVILION HOTS!.. (.'.. John M. Shecut, Mad Ison,-Ga.'; J. W. Woodward. ; Willigon; J. D. Ellis, Philadelphia; S. Strauss, Tennessee; j. J. Bronson, Barnwell Sentinel; W. j*, ?emaghan; Batesvllle; G. F. Smith, Tampa; Et "H. DowuugyBarnwell. . ' : CHARLESTON HOTEL. E. 8. Phlnney, Aiken; J. P. Bainbridge, Augus? ta; W. U. Collins, D. Epstin, Colombia; B. S. Barn? well and lady, Abbeville; S. G. Garner, South Caro? lin?; John B. Dixon and lady, New York; Gen. B. [.K?ster, Philadelphia; Geo. Hntehlns, G. P. stock? well, New York; D. Mallory, Cheraw; W. C. Ram? say, Wadcsboro'; Mr. and Mrs. F. Cheney and ser? vant, R. Cheney, W? Oheney, Hartford; Mr. and, 'Mrs. E. H.Arnold, Brooklyn; JJ. K. H. Doringa, Cuba; J. A. Fairweather and wife, -Westboro": C. C. Denny aud wife, Leicester; Captain F. Peck, Miss C. G. Peck. Florida; Henry Wallace, Phil, adelph la,, BUSINESS jr o xi o BB. TRY MAPES' NITROOENIZED SUPERPHOSPHATE 'OF LI?E. The oldest phosphate made In this country, with eighteen years' practloal success. Kinsman A Howell arc the agents for this superior fertilizer. _ . - th. PARISIAN DRESSMAKING ie famous, the world over, for Its matchless nicety and taste ; and those of our lady readers who wish to avail them? selves of the services of a traine J and accomplish? ed arttsl? In dress, may give their work to Madame Lazier, with full contldence Ja her skill, promptitude and ability to please. She'alflo makes' | One French corsets to order. Her establishment Ison King street, one door above Wentworth, over tho Dollar store. - CROQ?TRT ! XIROQUE'C l CKOQOET !-Just re? ceived at the Hasel street Bazaar, . the cheapest ] Croquet In the city. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER ! In Velvet and'Leather bindings, 75 cents; old' price 90 cents. Ju Velvet and Leather bindings, ss cents; old price $1. In Velvet and Leather bludings, $1; old price $1 25. In Velvet and Lea? ther bindings, $120; old price $1 50. HASKLsr. BAZAAH, ANO No. 1S1 KINO ar. IP YOU would possess renewed life, try the Old Carolina Bitters, the Great Southern Tonic. BUSINESS'-ENVELOPBS.-THE NEWS Job Office is now.prepared to furnish good envelopes, with business cards printed thereon, at. $4 per thons* and. Send your orders. Every merchant and ouBlness ?an should nave his card printed on hts envelopes. AT-COST ! AT'COST !-Larg? size Chromos. HASEL STREET BAZAAS. RUSTIC GOODS I RUSTIC GOODS 1-A reduction-1 or twenty per cent, on Side and Corner Brackets, book Racks, Ac, at our stores. CHAS. C. RIGHTS a A Co., ????1 Easel street BasaAr| and No. rei King street. PAPER DOLLS ! PAPER DOLLS !-Sold at 3, 6, 9 and 12 cents each ; former prices, 6, 10,15 and 20 cents. No. Isl KING, ST., AND-HASEL ST. BAZAAR. ATTHNTION, TOURISTS.-Stereoscopic views or Charleston and vicinity, at No. 161 King street, or at the Hasel street Bazaar. nov 12 THE ATTENTION OP WATCH-BUYERS ls called to our large stock of Waltham Watches. These "watchem have been long known throughout the United States as the bent aud cheapest In the market. All Watches guaranteed. W. CARRINGTON A Co., marl3 . No- 26? King street. SUFFERING humanity who labor under the effects of the Iiis superinduced by malarious dis? eases, can shake of their earthly pains, by using the Great Southern Tonic' INDIGESTION, Torpid Liver, tte, should be immediately attended to, and for suck relief ap? ply to the Old Carolina Bitters. Newspapers, SXaqcqxn&s, &t. ^SK' POR THE* MARCH NUMBER OP THE RURAL CAROLINIAN, and read the following articles : Does Farming Pay in the south ? D. Wyatt Alkea; Commercial Manures with Experiments, Edward McIntosh; Carolina Rice in Italy, F. Peyre Porcher; Esparto Grass, Eugene W. lingard; Thu Fig, a Neglected Resource. P. J. Berckraans; Bxuurlments with Tomatoes, R. Chlsolin; Irish. Potatoes for Winter Use, H. W Ravenel; Is tho Sooth a Stock Coun? try ? D. Wyatt Aiken; bee Hives and Bee Charm bag, P. J. Quattleuaam; History of Charleston .Phosphates, L. M. Hatch. Also many-other articles, varied correspond? ence and much editorial matter in this the LEAD? ING SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL MAGAZINE. Subscription, $2 per annum. Address RURAL. CAROLINIAN, feb. 7 Charleston, S. a 3,gencix0. C HARLES TON ADVERTISING AGENCY, CORNER BROAD STREET AND EAST BAY. ADVERTISEMENTS taken at publishers' lowest cash rates for ALL PAPERS In the- United States. WALKER, EVANS A COGSWELL, dece-mwf Clothing and irnmistiing ?0000. MA?KID DOWN TO REDUCE STOCK, WE OFFER THE BALANCE OF OUR WINTER GOODS. AT GREATLY REDUCE? PRICES; NAMELY: BEAVER OVER SACKS, $38 and $40, to $35 BEAVER OVER SACKS, $35, to $28 BEAVER OVER SACKS, $30 and $32, to $26 BEAVER AND MELTON OVER SACKS, $26 and $28, to $20 BEAVER AND MELTON- OVERSA0KS, $18 and $22, to $15 BEAVER AND MELTON OVER SACKS, $14 and <$*' $16, to $11 UNION BEAVE&?VBB?BA0K8, $io, to $7 ONi?N^FEAlhfeOVB?iSAOKS, $i,.to-$5 .- . * -fi?*?- " - . ' ? BEAV?^R&p^ran^^ BEAVER, Kn/Q WrLUAM, $20, to $16 CHINCHILLA D. B. SACKS, $25, toft? CHINCHILLA D. B. SACKS, $16,- to $12 *. CHINCHILLA D. B. SACKS, $12, to $10 CHINCHILLA D. B. SACKS, ?10, to $8. WE HAVE IN 8T0CK, . A F UL L Ii 1-5 E OF GOODS, -SUITABLE E-JII jk?S'f UL J. H. LAWTON ft CD. ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUILDING. SPRING NOVELTIES. SCARFS AND TIES. THE MATELOT THE MARQUIS OF LORNE THE MONARCH THE RUGBY CRAVAT BOW. COLLARS AND CUFFS. DERBY KENSINGTON FLORENCE BRIOMOLI. LO! THERE. . DISRAELI CLUB HOUSE CLUB HOUSE .'. AND* ; A Fresh Stook of Fine Fur? nishing Goods of all kinds, at STAR SHIRT EMPORIUM, MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE MARKET. Orngs, (ghfttuxals* &t. . ? RO?A?^?^ ROSADALia is the best Blood - Purifier. ROS AD ALIS, a sure cure for] Scrofula. ROSAD ALIS, endorsed by Physicians. ROS AD ALIS, a potent remedy for Rheumatism. ROSAD ALIS, a Remedy tried - , and true. ROSAD ALIS, the best Altera? tive extant. ROS AD ALIS endorsed hythe following : Dr. R. WILSON CARR, of Baltimore. Dr. T. C/rUGH, of Baltimore. Dr. THO?. J. BOYKIN, of Ballimore. Dr. A DORO AN. o' Tarboro', N. C. Dr. J. S. SPARKS, of Nicholas vile,-Ky. .Dr. A P. WH?ELER, of Lima,.Ohio. Dr. W. HOLLOWAY-, of Philadelphia. Dr. J. L. MocARTHA, Of South Carolina, J and many otae'rs. See ROSADAHS ALMANAC. BOSADALIS^ endorsed by Rev. DABNBY BALL, now of Mary? land conference, formerly Chaplain In tho Con? federate Aimy.of Northern Virginia. BOSADALIS la Alterative, Tonic and Diuretic, and acta, at, .'onoand the-eame tune dpon.the BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEY'Saad all tho SECRETORY ORGANS, ex? pelling all Impure matter and buRdlug ap the system to a healthy, vigor?os condition. ROSADALI8 IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. . DO WI E, MOISE A DAVIS, f ' Wholesale GOODRICH, WINEMAN A CO., J Agents In Dr. H. BARR, ) Charleston, maro-ly - ?_ =J0HN S. BROWN,, BELFAS T, IRETJAN I>. TRADE \ Shamrock } MARK. { . Leaf- ) Manufacturer ol only FIRST-CLASS TABLE DAMASK, Superior to any Imported Imported into the Uni? ted States. These goods . aro noted for their beauty of design, elegance o? fabric, and-dura? bility of wear. . WHOLESALE ONLY. ffo. 015 CHURCH STREET, New York. janlO-thmSmos IL li Mil? DRY GO?DS HOUSE, No. 381 KING STREET, FOURTH DOOR BELOW WENTWORTH " STREET. OPENING OF SPRING GOODS. NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER. --o DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS! STRIPED AND PLAIDMOZ AMBIQUES. OH ALLIE DELAINES. ALL COLORS. TINTED JAPANESE, ALL SHADES. MANCHESTER CHALLIES PLAID COSTUME CLOTHS, Ac, Ac WHITE AND BUFF PIQUAS. PIQUAS AND MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS. ALL CHEAP FOR CASH, "AT A. R. STILLMANS, No. 381 King Street. mario-l ._, JpURCHGOTT,. BENEDICT ? CO. SBSPECTPOTLT ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBIJC That, owing to the SPECIAL' FACILITIES AND* QUALIFICATION or their Resident Partner In New Tort, They are enabled to purchase their supplies of J FINE AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, Both Foreign and Domestic, In ali cases from first bands, AT THE LOWEST CASH FIGURE, And thus to-offer EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO CUS? TOMERS, Their prices will be round from TWENTY TO FIFTY PER CENT. LOWER .Than those of any other Dry Doods House in the South. They invite an Inspection of their Stoat,- which 1? j .made up of N O AUCTION 0 0.0 D S, But which will be round to consist or an immense variety or . THE CHOICEST AND LATEST NOVELTIES IN THEIR LINE. .Comparison, as to quality, with the best goods ' ' " offered elsewhere, IS CHALLSNOED, . And competition as to price . IS DEFIED. Every article sold by us is warranted to be pre? cisely as represented. Onr mono ls "QUICK SABES AND SMALL PROFITS," And Customers who wish to SAVE MONEY IN BUYING Will do weil to give na a call. FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT A CO. Up'Town -Store, I Down-Town Store, No. 437 King . street, No. Ml. King street, Corner of Oaihoun. | Near "The Bend.? 0CC31 , s ' rp R i N Cr DRESS GOODS AND - S I LE S ! -o LOUIS COHEN & CO., No. 348 King Street, Beg leave to announoe that they have just re? ceived fall lines nf Choice and reasonable DRESS GUODS. BLACK, SILKS, FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS, SATINS, POPLINS, MOHAIRS, PLAID FOR 0HI LU REN. PRINTS, LONGOLOTHS, SHEETINGS, HOSIERY, Ac, AC, AC WE BEG TO DRAW" PARTICULAR ATTEN? TION to our foll tines or DRESS' PIQUES, and GUAR&NTRti PRICES, Of everything In our line. FULLY IN CONFORMITY WITH THE 8PIRIT OF THE TIMES. ' ?T A CALL IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. LOUIS COHEN ft CO., TV?. 24,8 ItnVG STREET, Im mediately South bf the ''Big Boot." niar4-8tuthimo '_ g AGE'S CATARRH REMEDY, PIERCE'S GOLDEN DISCOVERY, DaBING'S PILE REMEDY, and all other new Preparations. For sale by DB. H. BABB, mario No. 181 Meeting ?weet. ifertili^er?. J?OWEN ITMERCERS ~~~~?-~~* SUPERPHOSPHATE ! APRIL 18, ?87A - ' Moisture determined ot 112 deg. Fahrenheit 2,80 Organic Matter. 32'00 Yielding Ammonia.2.14 Insoluble Phosphoric Acid..'. 6 C9 ! Eqnai to BonePbosph. Dissolved.-. .13.27 Ineoluble Phosphoric Add.,. ?&75 Equivalent to Bone Phos, hate.80.02 Total Phosphoric Acid.18.83 Total Phosphate of Lime....'.43.29 Lime, Sulphuric Acid and Alkaline " Safts, not separately estimated... 49.87* 100.00 The roreirolng analysis authorizes us to pro? nounce* "Bowen A Mercer's" Phosphate a well balanced and reliable manure. The. amount of Ammonla~whlch lt contains in aid of that sup? plied i rom natural sources, furnishes a sufficient stimulus for promoting the growth-and.maintain? ing the vigor of the piant, while its liberal supply of soluble Phosphoric Acid In combination with Lime, must give a satisfactory fruitage -for the drat year. The Insoluble Phosphate or the same base, by slow chemical changes, subsequently going on in the soil, wld lucreuae Its capabtlltytor producing a better crop for the succeeding year. A MEANS, inspector, Savannah, ohatham Co., Qa For sale by PAUL C. TBENHOLM, Agent for booth Carolina, feb28-tnthslmo_Union Wharves. , W A TT tl 114 & CLARK'S (FORMERLY OROSDALE'S) . SUPERPHOSPHATE. TRADE I w.C. I MARE. The standard of this Fertilizer is guaranteed. ' It ls manufactured from the South Carolina Phos p hate Rock. For sale by WILLIAM GURNEY, febai-tuths Sole Agent-for-Sooth Carolina. RUSSEL COE^ AM 510 NI ATE D BONE wtwmm OF Liste, POT UP IN BAGS OF loO POUND8 BACH. PRICE PER TON OF 2000 POUNDS: CASH, $67 50; APPROVED ACCEPTANCE, PAYABLE 15.ii NOVEMBER, 162 5.0. " FOR SALE BY COHEN, HANCKEL ? COr, No*. 46 EAST BAT. febis-thstnlmo_,_ THE S T O NO . PHOSPHATE COMPANY OP THIS CITY, ARE NOW MANUFACTURING THEIR " SOLUBLE GUANO, ? Which will be furnished at $60 cash, dr $55 on 1st November next w4th City acceptance, and their "DISSOLVED PHOSPHATE, " for composting with Cotton Seed; at $33 cash, or on 1st November, with io per cent additional. "PURE GROUND PHOSPHATE" at $16 cash. Contracts for the Fertilizers may be made in .ex? change for Cotton. ORDERS SENT WILL RECEIVE PROMPT AT? TENTION. J. D. AIKEN., AGENT. marl . Sitters. WHOLESALE AQBNTS FOR THE OLD CAROLINA BITTERS. H. BISCHOFF ii CO., H. KLATTE A CO., : BOLLMANN BROTHERS, J.-A. QUACKENBU8H, . WA?ENER A MONSEE8, ' MANTOUE &COr _jngrarfln.rf. _ 1845 PURELY MUTUAL. 1845 NEW YQKK XIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 18 4 5..Organ in d.1845 .THOMAS FROST, General Agent, No. 64 Broad street mar2-tbsta3ino3 <?as fixture?. G-A9 tJ?kmW I'ORCELAIV .Fixtures, j OIiAS8 'I SHADE8, A H CIA Jl D. st<i& CLOSES, _1^ W POMPS, ike. BUBNEBS I GAS FITTING, PLUMBING AND TIN ROOFING. . I?. Ta. GTJILILBMFtY, marS-tuthRlmo No. 140 CHUROfI STREET. Hoots, Si)OeS, &t. QET A PAIR OP GABLE SCREW WIRE BOOTS AND SHOES; j . . FOB COMPORT, ELASTICITY, DURABILITY AND ECQN?MY, THEY EXCEL ALL OTHERS. Of 140,QOO pairs sold last year bf two'leadlng Boston manufacturers, and warranted against ripplpg. NOT ONE WAS RETURNED- - Patent stamp on every ona. Sold bj all Lead? ing Dealers. Ieb26-lmo ?auctioneers' flJrioate Salea, &t By J. FRASER MAT H EWES, (teal Estate Broker, No. 56 Broad Street. A T PRIVATE SALE, ?TL PHOSPHATE LANDS of best quality and OOtittOOS. Rtoe and Cotton Plan ta tiona in ?Il parts of the "tata City Residences, Stores, Building Lots sad Farms. octis-emo Unction 0al*g- CIJ?B JBafj. By PAUL B. LAL.OE & CO. ' TX7ILL BE SOLD THIS DAT, BEFORE o^^8xcori*No-171 East Ba7. at ? o'clock, 200 Choice 8. C. HAMS 1 box Camoerlands 15 tabs Choice County Butter . 10 boxes choice Factory Cheese Bacon Strips, Shoulders, Tongues, Ac Conditions cash. ,_ ' marie" By LAU REY & ALEXANDER. DRY SALTED ' SHOULDERS^ THIS DAT; i6r.ii instant, will be sold before our store, at io o'clock. 25 boxes Dry Salted SHOULDERS.* Conditions cash. . . > mans By JOHN t?. MILN?R & CO. LEGHORN, STRAW ANJ} PALM HATS. DRT 000D8, Ac. THIS DAT, 16th instant, at- io o'clock, we-wmi ?eu at oar Store, No. 1M Meeting atreet, Men's L-ghorn, straw and iahn Leam ATS, Fancy Prints, Cottonades,' Kentucky Jeans, Black Satinets, Bleached and Brown Stinting, -Denims, Strines, Fancy _Platoa, jMughama, Tickings, Hosiery, Handtor^e?/GIovea, AoT/AciUMU*"' Conditions cash. - mans By. MILESUBAK?. SALE CONTINUED OP STOCK'OP JL Coon try' Store, by ordec of the Administrator. THIS MORN iso, at lo.olclock, I wUl sell at my store, corner of Kin? and Liberty streets. > THE BALANCE OF STOCK OP A COUNTRY STORE, cou sis tin ?r of -SHOES, Hats, Soda, Can? dles, Spice, Nails, Ac. ~* ALSO. AN INVOICE OF CLOTHING, Dry Goods, Men'* and Boys' Hats, Ladles' Trimmed Hats, lott re? ceived, collating of Melton, Sommer Caaslmere, Cottonade and Jean COATS, PANTS and VESTS, Drawers Bel!cnap. Fancy an 1 White Sturts, Dresa Geods, DeLalnesr Printed SaHnet, Towels. Ladles* and Genfs Hosiery. L. C. and H. s. .Handkerchiefs, Doy Hew, Corsets. Marseilles Quilts. Ben's. Boya' and Children's Hauland Caps, and 12 dozen La? dles' Hats, latestatyles, richly trimmed TO MORROW I will.sell 100 oases BOOTS AND SHOES. v mane inchon $al$9~~Sutuxe Barn. *? By A. C. Mc8ILHTB?T. TO B*# SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on FRIDAY, the 17th Inst.. A TWO-STORY FRAME BUILDING, WtthdOUbl? piazza, seven'rooms and outbuildings, with one half acre Lot, frontina on Middle street, centrally situated on Sullivan'? Island. < Terms cash. Parties io pay A. G. Mcauii vray for papers and stamps. marH-tathf3 By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSOkB. VALUABLE PROPERTY, OON2J3TTNG of eight St?resABd '.Terpsichore" or "Tam Halie," on the east side or King street; between Broad and Tradd si ree ts, which tor fifteen yean previous to the bombardment of Charleston and since the close of the war have always been rent - ed, maklngthem the most certain pieces of rea estate in the city for yielding rents ;. alto, JUE 118 Church s treet. -.. . On TUESDAY, the 28th of March, at U o'clock A. M., will be sold at the old Postofflce, The following REAL ESTATE tn Charleston, as described In plat made, by Edward J. White, sur? veyor, in February, 1871, by t hele tiers . A. -The two and a hau .story BRICK TENE? MENT STORE AND DWELLING With- Slate rot Tr No. 86 King street. Lot measures 14 feet-front by 240 feet deep, on wbioh ls a Brick Tenement Kitchen wltluslate root * - . ' B. -The two and a half-story Brick Tenement Store and Dwelling, with slate roof, N0..S4 ?Lhg street. The Bot ls 17 feet front by 2*0 feet deep, o'n-whlch is-a Tenement Brick Kitchen, with slate roof. a-The two and a half story Brick -Store and Dwelling, with -tile roof, No. 82 King street.- Lot 27 feet io Inches front by 211 feet deep, on which ls a two story Brick -Kitchen, with tile roof. D. -The two and a half story Brick Store and Dwelling, with slate roof, No. 80 King street Lot 27. feet 6 inches front by 2(1 feet deep, on which ls a two story Brick Kitchen, with slate roof, and. a large one story shed. This place bas been .for many years used aa a dying establishment by Mr Bo h. / .'? . E. -The two story Bricky Store and Dwelling, with slate roof, and one story ?zqoOen addition, No. 78 King street. Lot 24 feet 7 inches front ly 241 feet deep. F. -The two story Brick- Store aud Dwelling with tin roof, and one story Wooden Shed, No. 79 King street. Lot 27 feet 2 inches by Sc 1 feet deep, on which ls a two story Brick Kitchen with-alate roor and a Carpenter shop.*. G. -The two story Wooden Store ar d Dwelling with tin roof. No. 74 King street, 'Ot 2Afeet a Inches by 131 feet deep. H. -The two and a half story Brick and Wooden Store, and Dwelling with slate roof, No. 72 King street. Lot 32 feet 2 Inches front by 181 feet deep, on which ls a two story Brick Kitchen with slate roof., L-The' "Terpsichore" or "Turn Halie," having an entrance on King street or eight feet 7 Inch ea wide, running 181 fest, and then widening to US feet, and running ITO feet deep. . Also, The three-story BRICK STORE AND. RESI? DENCE, with tile roof. No. IIS church street, one door south or Queen street, oontalnlngslz rooms, pantry, piazza. Ac, and a two-story brick kitch? en ; lot 39 feet front by 112 feet deep. Conditions-One-third cash; balance by bonds bearing 7 per cent, semi-annual interest, payable in one and two years, to be secured by mortgage of the property^ which must be kept insured by the purchasers and the policies assigned: the pres? ent policies of insurance t%be taken by purchasers and paid for pro rata. Purchasers to pay.for pa? pers s nd revenue stamps. marl6 ithsmwfm3rul_'_* ; ' * By LOWNDES & GRIM BALL. ESTATE SALE BY ORDER VF THE Executors of the remainder of tbs property formerly belonging to the Katate General C. O. Pinckney, on the west side East Bay and Gulg nard street, or Hay ne street extended, and which, was withdrawn at sale oMSth -ebruary, until . Council shouULestabllsh Hoe of Hayne street. wm be sold at the Old Postoffloe, THURSDAY March ia, 1871, at ll o'clockv . AU those LOIS OF LAND on the west aide of East Bay, just north of Market, described in a plat made by Wm. Hume, Surveyor, December 27, 1870, as Lots A, B, 0. D. E, varying (n measure? ment from 22 feet 6 incucs front on East Bay and 107 feet-deep, more or less, to 27 feet front byJ21 leet 8-mc hes deep, more or less. <m one of these Lots ls a good Two-story Brick House. ALSO, .. Those Three LOTS on the south side of.poig? nard street, measuring -each 28 feet 4 inches, more or less, -and described in Lots of wi M* Hame, Surveyor, as Lots H. G, F, ALSO, Those Five LOTS on the north side oLMarttet street, east or East Bay, measuring each 28 byioo feet, more or less, and described lu plat of wm Home, Surveyor, by the numbera 12, 13, 14 15,16. Terms-One-third cash; balance In one, two and three years, secured by bond and mortgage-of th* purchaser or purchasers, with interest from the day of sale, at the rate of seven per cent, per annum, payable semi annually; buildings to be Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papeffe and stamps. * * Plats may be Been at our office. mar) By W. Y. LEITCH & E. S. BRUNS," Auctioneers. CAROLINE LABENDON ET AL, PLAIN? TIFFS, va. Adaline W. km anne!, Defendant. By virtue of an order of sale, to me directed? issuing out of the Court of Common Pleas, for the County of Charleston, dated February 17, 1871.1 Will seU at Public Auction, on THURSDAY, the . 16th day of March, 1871, at ll o'clock A M., at tas .Id Postofflce, rast end or Broad street, in the. City of Charleston, ?fe I. AU that LOT OF LAND, on the north side of Bull street, near the corner of Smith street; mea? suring In from: on Bnll street thirty feet eight inches (30 feet 8 inches,) and the same on the north line, and in depth one hundred feet (100 feet,) be the same more or less. ' Bounding north on Lands now or late of Sey io"eas t on the lot de? scribed below, west on Lands now or late of Stemmermau, and south on Bull Street. 2. Also, all that, other LOT OP LAND, adjoining the above described Lot to the east; measuring in front on Bull street thirty feet eight inches (30 feet 8 Inches) and the same on the n >rth.!lne, and In depth on the east and we-?t lines one huhdred feet ( ' oo feet, ) be the same more or less. Bound? ing north on Lands now or hue'of seyle, east QB lands now or ?ate or seyU?. west on the Lot above - described, and roath on Bull street. 3 Also tho Unexpired Leane of all that LOT OF GLEBE LAND, known by tue No. 27, tn the plan of the Glebe Lands of sr.. Philip's Parish, with the two and a half story Wooden Tenements thereon, known as Nos. 76 and 77, Wentworth street, a lew doors west of Sr? Philip st re t;' said "io t measuring In front on Wentworth street lix ty feet* by one hundred and eighty feet six Inohes in depth, Ac, now ander lease from the vestry and war- ens of the Pr testant Sp-s copal Church nf St. Michael's, dated 26th March, 1864. for the term of thirty oas years, expiring 25th March. 1806, anbjeet to > rental of $37 07-100 per san nm, payable annual fy, on the ?6 th of March In each and.'e very year, wit ti the right of renewals from time to time rore'/er, aal} Me' usual conditions of Glebe Leases. This property ha-? never i>een without a tenant, and now rents for $786 per annum. Teran-One-'hird in oash; the balano0 In bonds of the purchasers, bearing seven per cent Interest, gayante annualb in one and two years, secured y mortgages of the premises; building* to ne in? sured and policies assigned. Parch sera to pay auctioneers' charges for all papers and stamps. V. J. TOBIAS, feb28jnhfr16_ 9peoial Referee. T"h B. CARPENTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NO. 72 B B 0 A U STBBST, Charleston, S. C., wm Practice tn the State and Federal Coarta? re?*!