The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 22, 1871, Image 2

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If SW? cannot be clone, protection against lesses- by mail may be secured by forwarding a drart on Otorieetonpey bie to the order or the proprietors of Tn NEWS, OT by sending the money tn * registered tetter. Address RIORDAN. DAWSON '?* ?Ow . ' Nevi? BNn Bay, *)ha Heston, Ska . Wit CJyart??o?i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 187L MBKff OS JIBS OAJ. - . . ? " - ? -~ ->? -Gold closed In New York-, yesterday,* at lit -Cotton closed firm; salas of 4882 bales at 16c. i .> -Cotton closed in Liverpool, yesterday, IMS; vpfimda 7ja7}d, Orleans 7?e74d; sales 10,000 bales. " * - ? .... " -The -vigilance committee- "br Nevada nave banished fourteen pedple. -A dispatch from Memphis states that trains arejranning on all roads. < The damages by the late storm are temporarily repaired. -It is intimated ta high, official. circles thai tim joint high commissioners have not yet roached or discussed the Alabama claims ques? tion, having been engaged .steadily on the fish? ery' and other questions aJteeting oar relations with Canada. ' " - . -Judge Bupteed, of tho United States Court at Montgomery, Alabama, decided a case under the enforcement act on Saturday, holding'that Hf eases of attempt to deprive a citizen-ol rights under the const it ntlon "and lawn'--of the United States, ff?? F?d?ral courts have exclu? sive jurisdiction, and that Sute courts are di? vested ot this j uri?dict!*fl. j-^-^v... -The cJhlneeeGOvernment1nw'*SD^ed the -wrath of Franca for du m ag d'doney to French, property during the Tien-Tern disturbances^ the payment of $300,000, an J the appointment of a Preach mau to the position of imperial in? terpreter, with a salary o? $16,000 per annum. These concessions are regarded as a lull settle? ment Of their claim. .. -The Germ?n ship Robert Rlckerman, hav? ing been sold, it is claimed, oona fide to Eng? lish subjects, salted from Sha ugh al, January j ] 22, ander, full English papers, dog, &c, but was captured soon afterwards outside the port, in neutral waters, by French cruisers, and held as a prize against the protest of the English consul. Sixteen German vessels, in? cluding, several steamers, are blockaded at Yokohama by French cruisers. . -A- ne iv- flrst-cJ&s* i rou-o lad carretta for the Turkish navy baa arrived ad Constantinople She was built at Trieste for the Imperial Gov-*): ernment, arid te rrermed fhe' Djela?e. 'Ber ar? mament consists of only three guns, but these are of tho heaviest calibre.- ?5 he-brought with her ten mitrailleurs and seventy caunon of long range, ordetedi'in . Germany. Twenty other mltol^eure^ave^afsb recently arrived. -At a large diuner. given a short tim* ago In New York CityVthe names of the* guests, designating tew places -at the tobie, were patrrted't>ii1rnbber balloon < which floated -over th? tabie, beln^rastenerf to long strings-, one to the stem o? each man's goblet. The effect was very novel, and numerous were the jokes made by the ooiapac j of ? "balloo na ti cs" on the -a correspondent of a New York-journal says that Napoleon -Tntends moving bis house? hold to America shortly, and that Engente ls already pre^sj*tog'->4e^?t. irum England for New York as the advance guard of 'the linpe t j?ts recentb^xhness angine will bring uri th? reorln time, j J nat previous To the breaking out o? the war lt is stated that Napoleon had caused large investments to be made In New York on li.-J account, but whether this statement, added te the other, amounts ta anything, though both are orr tin asnal "best authority" of corres? pondents, ie a matter which one eua. accept or not, as be may. ' - .'-Tita Joint committee of the . Massachusetts Legislature, to-whom waa referred the subject of nanow-gaiige railroads, hare Kiportsd a bili authorising the oonstract lon of auch road*. She bili provides "that any branch railroad hereafter constructed -in thc State may adopt a gatlgeu>f three feet or the existing gauge of ?Qur feet eight and one-halt luches, aud no other ganges shari be used. "Several compa? nies ha*,?* been, organised for the purpose of building sueh railroads hi Massachusetts; and BhouVd the bill proposed by the committee be? come ? law, lt I? thought teat the cons!ruction of haif a dozen or more narrow-gauge roads will benndertakestduring the coming Hummer. -The London Judy thus states the case, in tbe shape of an advertisement: "J." Bull begs to inform rds ftiepdst the public, heads of families and teeners- in-rniant.scltools, that he is prepared to exhibit on very reasonable terms bia celebrated British Lion (quite tame ) The s-weMnsptrlog and terrific roars O? thisnobje animal, combined with its per? fect harmlessness,, are now well known. - Any person may, withrhe greawrt Impunity, kick or spit upon lt, or. pull lt by th- ull, so (hat mach tun may D? derived fnrtn its terocfous d?monstration?; at which nobody need feel the reset airatn. it bah been-exhibited be? fore alt.?w crowned heads ot Europe, and has raised screams . f laughter. Address J. Bull, at the'Wind Bag run,' Lamb's Conduit stree*'1 ii ? .? -The perfod fhr another revolution . seems to be apeas? oping in-Mexico. The opponents ofJ^ret^orprealdeet hore obia'nerfaMctpry in Congress by the ?lection ol their speaker, Lanmoona, and he h.is made a speech, openly Charging the present disturbed condition of .tie conni ry to tb? abuses of the a.imm Int ra! lon. The sentiment tn Owgerss-utfaiiisc Juarez bas become so bitter, indeed, that au impression gains tb at a law wflrbe passed prohibiting his K-zmttort. If dofc, iL la.-believed Juarez W"" ignore if? On tb^'other Sand, lt ls assert that, If SUD a a law be not passed, a revolution tetlow aj?y?ow.,^*e1tlier case, JuareZfj with the power of the government in hla.| hands, has the ad vantw. Mr. Nelson, the United Otales MhrieteivhWB-been-Quite" gwut'~j' rally charged by the opposition press of Mexl CQy ^tfith. anOPTatirtn pr^qnin ? nn ftOflOBaX n{ \ his rriendl^coqrae tcsvards the Juirlsfapause, but this chtgro^df tied bl/ tjmtigMfllman's friends J jj ff J fj \ fjWl -A Washington dispatch says: "The change that has come over the House by the feuds ot the Republicans and the New Hampshire elec? tion can hardly be realized. Not only is the two-tbirde majority swept away, but it is hard to say which party is now running the House of Representatives. The Democrataso Jar have. as much to say about it as the. Radicals." -A Washington lefter, of 8unday, says: "Great stress lspwed by' the Ocmgressofeh who desire legislation to 'Bappress alleged disorders ia the SouUi upoa the,alarming con? dition of affairs existing in certain of the South Carolina districts; but several are disposed to leave the matter In the bands'of the Governor of the State, who, it is thought, will, by dis? arming the negro militia, quiet all sources of disorder. A number ot Republicans urge this plan, and one at least of the senators from South Carolina w?l be likely to advise the Governor to that effect. As the former has in vited bia political opponents to consult with btan as-to the beat means-of preserving, the peace and enforcing the laws of the State, it ?B thought that a most harmonious and effect? ive meeting to- that end will be had, and that the violence which harprevalled In many die - trietswill be surety suppressed."' '. -.%*?Tkwi?f Benadac Hob crt *o ru . Senator Rober teen has written the follow? ing manly letter to four of the leading citi? zens of the State. The 'most' bitter political opponent of the senator can nardi}' do other? wise than corn-mend the temper and tone ot such an appeal: v UNITED STATES SENATE CU AUB KR, ) * j WASDINOTO?T, March IS", 1871. j ' | Omlrm en - The disturbed condition of affairs existing Ic certain localities of otu State has caused me the greatest concern. Sincerely desiring th? prosperity of our State "and the happiness ot all bur people, I-would consider ft {fie most' auspicious act of my life If I could be productive of any good as a pacificator.' lt ls"not necessary for me to Vnlarge upon tho terrible evils which threaten the State rf the antagonisms or our society are not repress ed. My idea is that the time road to peace is by peaceful meane-by Just ice and kindness to am classes-so that none may feel themselves allen from the government. 1 am not san gui ne bf the effect of laws unless they are sus, taJaethby public opinion. Mjr ojjject, then, lh addressing you Is to ask your .aid In arousing abd -concentrating the opinion of all good citizens In.favor of law and order. Knowing ydsr'Intelligence and good intentions, I venture, though not ot the sam e political organization- as yourself, to Invoke? your aid In the premises. . My suggestion is, that you put yourselves in communication with the' leading citizens in Che respective counties ol the State, so as to organize and combine the moral power o! the State in favor of peace, good order, and obe? dience to the law, I cannot but believe that the happiest re? mita would follpw your exertions, and har nony, goodvortto.ami general content would toon revisit our distracted State! : Assuring yon ot my earnest desire to-ce-ope -ate in this mission of peace, which is Intend! 3d to secare the rights- of every citizen, I re? l?alo, with highett regard, your obedient ser? vant, " T. J. BOBEBTSON. *To Messrs. J. B. KERSHAW, M. C. BUTLER, J. a. RION, 8. MCGOWAN. AM Eucxcuauble tynong. * < V " .? .- . . iv It there is any class of/hard workers in .the ommunity who deserve special considera Ion it "Is certainly t?o8e-wljo labor day by laj in teaching our Utile ones in the public chools. Yet, .complaints pour in upon us rom all sides of the heartless delay in the taymejttot their well-earned salaries, and bi? prospect --of a settiement appears, to rrow .small - by degrees and beautifully less. Tho i's'responsible fbr~thls_grievous" wrong ? t loo often happens, " as in this case, that bose who render the most, valuable servi? es- to the community fare worse in the tren ral scrarnbie oflife. " Sorely If there is any park of justice or pity left in tbe hearts of bose who control the public school funds, omething will be promptly done to relieve be wau ts of the teachers, il * Although the members, of President ?rantfs Sari Domingo commission have uot et returaed from the jolly little excursion rhich ihey have taken at Uncle Sam's es? t?nse, we ure able, thanks to the industry, ir enterprise, or prying impudence, or all j lombined, of the newspaper correspondents vho accompany the expedition, to get a tol? erably clear insight into the leading features )f the forthcoming report, which ls to give ,o the country the result of the investigations >f the commission^ The report is said to be the joint produc? ion of old Ben. V.'ade and Dr. Howe.. That >orLion of the document which treats of the lentimeni" of the people of Dominica on the abject of annexation has been prepared by yr. Howe, who- is so touched by the logg lufferiogs of the people' and their unhappy :ondi?io? under ;ho Baez government, fha1 ie has declared Iiis intention of spending the ?ma?nder of Iiis days in assisting tbtjm to iclireve ar higher civilisation. In the abseuce tf any direct intimation of the character in vbich he proposes lo render his uew found riend8 so signal a service, it is shrewdly uggested that tbe Doctor hopes to keep bis lisinterested promise in the early and saga ious discharge of the duties of Provisional rovernor. Perhaps it was Iiis eagerness to titer upon sonic such lield of cUctul useful ices' which has uocbnsciously led bim to re ort what should be, rather than what ls, he prevailing sentiment among the people f Dominica. Contrary tb all the most au? nen ic accounts thal reach us through other hannels, the commission, will be represent d by their enthusiastic scribe as* having dis evered an almost unanimous desire for au lexniion among all classes of the people', and s entertaining the couviction to be express d in the report that, if a popular vote were o be taken througbubt the island on-- thc mest ion o? annexation, it would be us large y in favor, relatively, os the vote-of the peo )le of the Dulled States would be against a >ropositiou to return to their former coDdi ion ander tbe dominion of Great Britain. . As to the climate and general. healthful-. lesa.of tbe. island, tbe commissioners will peak some what guardedly. They ore not I prejjared^calLJt theareatsajfearibx cl?nate aid general h?a!<::uf tir? peop! g??d as in an? of thaSoutbern States\ aJrirti>erson8 may go^therefrom tfiffTJt Stages with safety-a conclusion with w life insurance^acLuanes wiU. venture, to fer. - Tbe commissioners will claim to 1 f?uod in.San Domingo as high a.atandai intellectuality and morality as-can be fe in any thinly settled country where no i cational facilities ex'.gt-a conclusion w is so very 'general tn?t nobody is like! take the trouble to dispute - it Conceri the mineral wealth of the country we 1 the old, old story-"rich, bot nndevelop although we have no positive information spec ting the extent and valne -of the mir deposits. Like all. other "rich, but ni "Jeloped.'^ mines, however, they are always have been for sale cheap. As to products Of the island, the com miss io win say all that can be said-namely, they are tropical in character and sac are found elsewhere throughout the V Indies. Concerning those portions of the fo coming r?port which relate to the debt finances of the Dominican Government, information is still very limited-altho Mr. Wade has ventured to confide to a . respondent, who-has basely betrayed confTdehce' by publishing it, his prh opinion that a million and a half of do] would discharge ali the honest obligati of the Republic-the whole amount of. claims acknowledged and discredited be In the neighborhood of titree millions, regard to the terms of annexation, tbe c missioners. say that Baez, desperate at thought of being left to take care of h i mt !s ready to give np everything and ace anything Or nothing in return, provided United" States will pay the debt of the public No new iofbrmation of geograt esl interest will be embodied in the rep* The commissioners have taken a good dea trouble to make sure that no concession .public lands have been made to any < I cono ec Ced with -or representing the adm i3trat?cm of the" United Stat es, bot the pul ia to be left to form its own conclusions to whether there have or have not been i private purchases ot land for sp?cul?t purposes. Sncb, fn substance, is the story which I commission will have to teil us when tt retara. But their labors will have U -vam. The American people have bad cm enough of Cudlee at nome, and, though 6 Domingo may be a sea-girt Paradise, tb do not want it on any terms.. The schei for its purchase-in volving aa it does, in t popular belief, a huge and disgraceful job will not only meet with ignominious and c served failure itself, but will certainly be t caup-de-grace to the political aspirations president Grant, if not to the party to whi be owes his. elevation. funeral Dioticee. THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AN Acquaint an cw or Ur. and Mrs. JABIES DUN LO and tbe mernoera of st. John's Chapel, are i spectral]y m rited to xtt?na the Panerai of the fo mer, at St John's Obapel, THIS MORNING, at o'clo eic. . mar22-? Special Notices. ~_}??r CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONE ELIAS MOORE, from Baltimore, are notifie that she is discharging cargo at Kerr's Whar Goods not called for at sunset will be stored t owners' risk and expense. STKKBT BROTHERS Sc CO., inart2-l_Consignees. ^-CONSIGNEES' N O T IC E-MEE OH A NTS' LINE-FROM NEW T?RK.-Th Schooner Y il A IK will discharge Tots DAT a Auger's North Wharf. Consigners must send fo Goods .before sunset or pay expenses. No c?alo allowed ail er Goods are removed. mar-*2-l ' W. ROACH 4 CO. JWTHE PLANTERS' AND MECHAN ICS' BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-Thirty day after date this Bauk wilt be prepared to conso'.l dateits Stock by Issuing one Share of new for tel or the old, in compliance with the recent amend ment of its charter. Also to receive subecrrp tlons for an additional number of Shares-trr th? extent of twenty thousand at twenty-five dollar each, including the Consolidated Snares as above present Stockholders to have precedence In sub scrlptlon'to the Increased stock, In proportion ti the amount now held by theur respectively."- " triatei-wS_ IN THE GENERAL SESSIONS, CHARLESTON COUNTY.-FEBRUARY TERM, 1871.-It ls ordered that FRIDAY next, the Sith, b< appointed SENTENCE DAY, and that all person! who haveoeen found Guilty at this Terra ol th< Court, and those out under Recognizance, whe have faned to appear, be brought up for Sentence on that day, and that Bench Warrants be issued against all those parties who have heretofore neg lected the summons of the Court. (Signed) R, F. GRAHAM. March 21, isTi. A C. RICHMOND, C. G. S. and C. P. aar22-3_' ?3T COLLEGE O? CHARLESTON. - The Semi-annual Examination of the-three lower Classes of this College will be began on MONDAY, Starch 20. at 9 A. M , and finished on FRIDAY, M t r o u 24, at 2 P. M. , Candidates for admission into the Sophomore and Freshman Classes wal pissant themselves on Mc N DAY, 2 nh, at ia A IL The Annual Commencement win take place in the College Chapel MONDAY KVKNING, 27th inst. marXt-j p. A. PORCHER, Secretary Faculty. ??-NOTICE.- NO DEBTS CONTRACT? ED by any of the crew of the British Bark FLOR? ENCE CHIPMAN will be paid by the Master or Consignee. HENRY CARD. mar2l-3_" _ jaar NOTICE-ALL PEHS'iNS HAV 1NU chums against the l?state of E. BARNWELL :? KV WA KD will present the same properly at tested, and persons indebted to same ? Ut please make payment to W. C. BEE A CO., Charleston. S.O. ALLEN C. IZARD, ) A. B. ROSE, J Executors. mar8ws6 THEO. D. J ERV KY.)_ ?EB-OFF1CE UF THE S >UTH CARuLI NACEN TRAL RAILROAD COMPANY-CHARLES TON, s. C., MAKCti 15TH, 1871.-The Ninth Instal? ment oj FIVE DOLLARS per share will bepaya ble'on 15th April proximo. - Ia Charleston-At the Office of the Company, No. 10 Broad street. In Snmter-To Major JOSEPH JOHNSON. lo Clarendon-To Dr. G ALLEN HUGGINS. WM. H. PERONKBAU, marl5-w5sl_Treasurer. "^ATTENTION, TAXPATEKS -ALL TAXES not paid ca or before MAROU 22,1871, are liable to a penalty of twenty per cent. All Taxes ant patton orbe.'ore JUNE li, UTI, are Uablc to an additional penally of nve percent., when property of taxpayers will be levi d on by distress or other? wise. marlie WM. GURNEY, County Treasurer. ^??r"~N?~r/CE IS HEREBY GIYEN to nb Sub-Agents of the Laud Commission, that, from aud after the first day f March, i : 71, they will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. L. CAHDOZO, Secretary or the Advisory Board. . ROBT. ?. DE LA RGB, L. C. S. S. C. Columbia, February 28,1S7L marll Speck ?*- CITY -TA?fNO^Ej^FHCE O? CITY APPRAISER, ^ITT^ALLJJHA?E8TO^ S. C., FEBRUARY,21 HT, 1871.- ^tlcef-ii heru?y gives to au concerned that RETURNS for all REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, -within the Umita of the City or Charleston, sholl be made attar 'd?irveT?n- tiTtm 'omcT'gg orhefoTB Thtrj twenty -ors c CK j ot Marett', lari; ?at t ne rear com- ! a-fling aa th? first- da^of.January 1S7L, veri? fied by oath, of the person .whose duty lt ls to BO Hst os retnrn said property possessed by him, or under.hla. control, either aa owner? agent,, parent,-1 husband, guardi?n, execafcpr, administrator, trus? tee,-receiver, omcar, partner, factor, or holder, with- the VALUS of such.-F?HBONAL property BO held or cou trolled. By Section M of Act No, 22, of the Leglalatnre of 1868, approved September 16th, providing for the assessment and taxation of property, which act was extended, so far as applicable, to the City of Charleston, by an act of the Legislature, passed March 1st, 1870, it is made the duty ol the City Appraiser to add fifty per bent, and one dollar as penalty for failure or neglect to make returns of | . property within the tinte given so to do, and must Oe deserved. The following most be returned for taxation as Personal Property, via: Horses and Mules. ' Neat cattle. . Gold and Sliver-Watches. v Gold and Silver PJate. L Plano Fortes, Melodeons, or Cabinet Organs. Carriages. 1 WagouB. . Drays. Carts or other vehicles. Doga -7 . . Average vulne of Goods, Merchandise, or other commodities pertaining to business as merchant, agent or otherwise, between the first days of Jan uary, 1870, aud 187L Average value cr all Materials used or provided for use In business as a mannfacinrer or other? wise, between the first days of January, 1870, and 187L . Value of all Machinery, Engines, Tools", Fixtures-1 and Implements used or provided, and oral! man? ufactured articles on hand on January 1st, 1871. Yalue or Moneys, Including Bank Bilis and Cir? culating Notes on hand or deposit. Value or aU Credits ovar legal lu deb ted ness. Yalue of all investments In the Bonds or Stocks of any company, corporation or person, in or out of this city (except National Banks.out of this city.) and of the gross receipts ef Insurance. Agencies in money and notes, between the .first days of Jannary, 1870, and 1871, namely: Value of all other Personal Property, including Household Furniture. . fe?22-lmo p. J. QOOOAN, City Appraiser; ?arBATCHELOE'S HAIR DYE.-THIS SDPERB HAIR DYE ia the beet in the tcor?d-per? fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. Ko disappointment. No ridiculous tints, or unpleas? ant odor. The gennine W. A BATCHELORS HAIR DYE prod noes IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black or Natural Brown. Does not stain th? s tia, but leaves Ute hair clean, soft and beautiful. The onjy Safe, and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drag gists. Factory No. 16 Bond street, New York. JanSS-mwfiyr jar-, HAVE YOU SEEN IT ? WHAT ? The Life and Times of General Ot- E. LEE! Mr. BedelL bookkeeper or Waverly House, will show lt to you any time. He ls the authorized agent for this splendid book for Charleston and adja? cent counties. The Nea' Orleans Times says: "We can recommend this wor? as the best that has appeared on the Southern side since the war. " mar8-w4 ._ ?Sfr-WHEN YOU.?RE DEPR?SSED%r the gaunt, sickly feeling of a disordered system, which needs to be cleansed and stimulated Into healthy action, take a dose or two of AYER'S PILLS and see how quick you can be restored for a shirring._?_marfT-fmwBnaw fSf GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYS for Young Men on Social Evils, and the propriety or. Impropriety of getting Married, with sanitary help for those who feel unfitted for matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad? dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. an25-3moa (Hants. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A FEW good Dressmakers- first-class hands. Ap? ply at Madame LUZIEn'SDressmaking estabUsh ment, Km; street, above Wentworth, over the Dollar Store. _mar22 IF YOU WANT A NICE GLASS OF SODA Wi?TER, "cold as ice." go to KLEIN, No. 839 King street, and you will oe mnolr pleased. M. "Kein has made a great improvement this year ou hin soda s aud, and promises io sattsry you as often as yon give Mm a cull. mart?-l? WANTED, A NURSE,. TO" TAKE charge of an lu rant, and make herself generally useful. A young per-on p eli rr. a. Reco a. i ni ndat ions required. Apply at No. 104 Tradd si reet marti ANTED. A .SECOND-HAND MELO DEON. (five octave/,) in good order. Ap? ply by le ter: ro QV DA?LT SEWS oillce, stating maker's name aud lowest cash price. mar3 m - <?o? atl? i anno. ? STRAYED . Eui ?it MY YARA CORNER O Smith and Boll streets, on - uuday evening, a Liver Color, d Painter Dog. As he (?highly valu? ed a liberal reward will be paid for his delivery io JEFFORDS II CO., Vendue Runge, or to T. A. JEFFORDS, corner Smith aud Bull streets. marti _ ?o Hem. T~O^??TTFOUR1R^ ROOM and Pantry, with piazza to the sqath, In a desirable location on Meeting street near the Battery. Apply ai tal* offloa._? mar22-3 T~~ 0 RENT. A.HOCSE IN 1HE CEN RAL part of the city, with all.coavpnlenees for a smaU family. To an approved te uant rent mode? rate. Apply to W. SHEPHERD, No. 24 [lavne street._mar22-i? T(5 RENT, THE BRICK HOUSE AND STORE, with FIXTURES, Ne. 16 King street. Apply at No 54 King street._marta-a? TO-RENT, FOUR SQUARE AND TWO ATTIC ROOMS. Apply at No. 67 Beaufaln street._._marti-2* iror Sole. BARGA-l^T^TO PRINI?W^AND BOOKBINDERS.-A Ruggjes Wood Frame Paper Cutler, will be sold low for cash. Is nearly new, cuts 28 Inches, and has an extra knife. No charge Tor package. Price $10. Apply at TUB NEWS Job officer marti' ABARBER SHOP FOR SALE .AT No. 'io Market street._.mar22-i? BOAT FOR SALE-AN ENGLISH built Gig, copper fastened, 22 feet indenttb; 5>j feet l eam, tn excellent -condi lon. applv at Nu- " yueeu atreet, between the hours or ll A. M. and 2 P. M._ " . rriai-22-i* FOR SALE ON SULLIVAN'S KLAN D - A comfortable HoOSB, with six ro.'i??. ont buildings, large lot and garden, and d-lightfnlly situaic.i ou Mlii.ile street, midway between the Steamboat Lauding ami the Fort. Al>o, a LOT In Hie city, on the south -side of Cum benaud street, next east of Meeting, 49 by 72 leet. Apply to J. O. ALFXANDER, No. 18 Hroad street. _m ar i l-l i \TitiILANT FIRE ENGINE FOR SALE. For sale the flrn-eUxs double brake Jeffers ENGINE beioHgmg to the Vigil nu Fire Engine Company. This Envine is so well kno wi through out tuis city and state that a deacriptioa is un necessary. Apply to L. D. HOvYP.Y. ' President Vigilant Fire Engine-Co., Atlantic Wharf. sW Greenville Mountaineer, Y-rkvule Euqulr er, Cheraw Democrat and Anderson Intelligencer will each copy once, aud send bill as above. feb3?-wim FOR SALE, TH ENTIRE GUTTEN lt? of a COUNT'?Y STORf. located on Edisto River, near Jacsonboro'. Excellent stand for business, ano claiming all the raft trade on the river. The ?tore will oe leased ir desired. This ls a.flue opportunity lor investing a smail amount of capital. Ter. us very reasonable. Apply by letter to D. RIKER, Jacksonboro', 8. C. marl6-thsws4* HORSES AND MULES-JUSf AR? RI \ ED. at MiUs Bouse Stables, 60 bead of Hoi ses and Midas; als i, some good Brood Mares ; and Plantmlou Mules, which wUl be sold low. R. GRAHAM A Cu. '_ mar20-0 FOB SALE, SEVERAL SEWING MA CHINES, t.f good qtiadtv, Which are offered vJisap. cal at No. ?a Queen street, between Meeting and Church streets. febl* Mee JDGI No. . rH?A#^Re?ar _ af-fjair-paat 7 o'clop. TW prompt member* and candida tea 1B ape By order of rae Worthy Ch PRANK K. HOUSTON, mara _Recording Secretary. JE*" ?eetlnr" wm: be Held THIS EVENING, at Masonic'Hall, at 8 o'clock. By order. mam- CAMPBELL DOUGLAS, Secretary. WL. L 'CHARITABLE AS80CTA . TIO?-.-AHend the Monthly Meeting in Masonic Hali, THIS EYMUSQ, at 8 o'clock. . J. L. HONOUR, mara ' . Secretary anfl Treasurer. PALMETTO REGATTA CLUB.-AN Ext? Jiae ito s O? .tata dob. wilt , ba lacia J THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, 22d inst., at half-past 7 o'clock-, in the room over the Office or Mr. 0. T. Lowndes. Members will please be punctual. By order bf the President. mara . - H. READ SIMONS, Secretary. WASHINGTON STEAM PIBE EN* OINB COMPANY.-Attend a Regalar Monthly Meeting of your Company, atyour Hall, THIS BVENTMO, 221 instant, at 8 o'oloctt preotsery. - FITZGIBBON, mam .Secretary W. S. F. E. Co. tailoring, inrTiisrjmg ?note, &t. S PRING* OPENING I f'? X j & MULLER. HO. ?38 KINO STREBT, Have jost opened an entire New Stock of ] CLOTHS, CLOTHtNO, FURNISHING. GOODS. Ac., fdr Spring and sommer. Onr Clothing Is a very Jarge'and fine Beiectedl stock fox Men, Yootha and Boya, from $6 to $60 | par snit. The largest portion Is of imported goods and manufactured by ear ?elves ; we can, therefore, recommend them as regard flt, wear j and workmanship. OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is supplied with the finest selection or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS, DOESKINS. DIAGO? NALS, TRICOTS, KELT?NS, CHEVY ?TS, CASSI MERES, Ac.', and a very Urge stock of the most fashionable Pant and Vest Patterns, wtuj-h we will make up to order by measure In the latest styles. The foreman In rbis department of our business has no.codal in the ar: 1-tlc world for cut? ting and producing an elegant flt. ' FURNISHING GOODSt This department ls supplied with the c~iebrT:.-*d STAR SHIRTS; F.orelgn and Do mes'ic URC-r shlrtaand Drawers, SUk and Thread Gloves, Cm cn and Paper Collars, Neckties, Bows.Scarfs, Pocket Handkarohiefs, Socks, Cmbrehas, Ac -Our stock bas been selected with great care, and prices marked very low In plain -figures. Buyers in oar line will And lt (o their advantage to give us a call .before parchas lng elsewhere. marta ttmos_;_ TO fl, S RU?HEIM EA', Nb. 141 KING STREET, WEST Sim, A FEW BOORS NORTH SF QUEEN STRUT, Would res peet mil? Inform hi 9 friends that he has Just returned from -New York-with a large j and well selected stock of the latest styles bf * SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. Also, a Dill assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Including tba Celebrated . 8'T'AR SH I R TS. maru '* Soots, Shots, Sfit. gOOTiT^SHOB?' ANlT TRUNKS. Receiving this dat per Steamships Georgia, from" New York, Fall River, from PhHadrlpbls, aston ed Invoices of FINE Bool's ASrDaHOaS. In addition to the choice se iee tit galway H lo Stock Ikeen these CABLE SCREW WIRE WATSK PROOF BROGANS. Bold cheap at EDWARD DALY'S, - mar.-. No. 121 Meeting street. JJ OT I C EI N O T I O El By Fall River Stesrhahrp from Philadelphia this day I ara receiving a fresif supply- o' those Gent's Hand Sewed Magie PR-ting FRUNOff-0 A L F BOOTS. With much time and labor, I have che same tor Boys and Genta. - . EDWARD DALY, marta Nu. 121 Mee Sui: stree". rjro THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS. Please Inform the numerous readers of your paper Lhat the AMERICAN GAITKR, Patented, or the Shoe'of the Future, ls a Meces*. To-sapply the demands of the Trade, another Invoice to-day bj: Kail.Uiver, from Pauadelphla. Sold by Kl)WARD DAW. .? mar22 - No. 1SI Meeting street. Drrj ?ooos, ?a. j^?RCHGOTTT^B?NEDICT T~Co7" RESFECTFCXLY ANNO ONCE TO TREIB FBIENDS AND THE PUBLIC That, owing ta the SPECIAL FACILITIES AND QUALIFICATIONS Of their Resident Partner in New York, They are enabled to purchase their supplies of FINE AND STAPLE DBY GOODS, Both Foreign and Domestic, in all cases from first nanda, AT THE LOWEST CASH FIGURE, And thus to offer EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO CUB ?TOME RS, Their prices will be found from TWENTY TO FIFTY PEE CENT. LOWES ( Than those of any other Dry Goods House m the South. They Invite an inspection or their stoik, which ls , . made up of NO AUCTION GOODS', But whloh will be fonnd to consist of an immense variety or THE CHOICEST AND LATEST NOVELTIES IN THEIR LINE. Comparison, as to quality, with the best goods - offered elsewhere, IS CHALLENGED, And competition as to price IS DEFIED. Every article sold by us is warranted to be pre? cisely as represented. Oar motto ls .'QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS," And Customers who wish to SAVE MONEY IN BUYING Will do well to give as a call. FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT ? CO. ? Up-Town Store. I Down-Town Store, No. 437 King street, No. m King sireet. Corner of Cal noun. | Near "The Bend. " oct31 1^1 UP ER 1U rt COLOGNE ?VA?'' Wanui scoured ana ter sato oy Ur. H. saga oct! ttl Heatuur ?tro? JPG m E jM Of M [JSI c. wi rae BWETmos^pfeE AMATEUR PER J MAB B I E D LIP E, having treen requested bj a large number of clti ?e-; ?ad tue ladles and gentismc? ef >he Com? pany having kindly consen ted, the performance ot; _M. A-B^i JP1D_._L_I?;EI^__. .. : ; Together with Murtoa's Laughable Comedy ia. one act, entitled, A PRETTY' PIECE OP BUSINESS. : J will take plape on WEDNESDAY EVEKING, March 22, at the Academy of Music, fortrie Benefit.'of; the Hasel street congregation of israelites, amt' unnertfteansplces of tb? foll?wl;ig genUemen : - Hon. W. D. Porter, J. Marshall, ir., 15*q., Hom C. T. Lowndes, R. L. David, Esq., Hon. Wm. Whaleyt Theo. D. Wagner, Esq,, Hon. James Simons, H. H. Raymond. Esq., Hon. A.. G. Magrath, . A. SI monds, Esqx Hon. Geo. ?. Bryan. W. L. Trenholm, Kag.,' Hon. J.'B. Campbell, A. 0. Andrews, EM., " ' Hon. Thoa. T. Simons, A. H. Abrahams, Jfeq.* - Hou. Henry Buist, , .C. 0. Wh,te, Esq,. Dr. E. Geddings, , E. W.-Mara?all," Esq., B. D. Lazarus, Kwj., Stanley ?a. Trott, Esq:, ?? Wm. baldler, Esq., M. Strauss, Esq., Geo. s. Cameron^Esq., Wp. Gurney, Esq., L. Grborag, Esq., ? "Edwin Bates, Esq.; - * Alva Gflge, Esq., -L. Chapla, Esq., G^olUu. Esq., s " Dr. P. M. Cohen, : Oeorde Dowfe, Ese;; L. D. M(?wry7Eei. "* Dr. H. Baer, ' ' ' John Chadwick, Esq., N. Levin, Esq., LE. Johnson, Esq., J. H. Colburn, Esq., D. Loeb, Esq, J. D. Gillespie, Esq., H. ?? Johnson, Esq., E. Bsdra, Esq.. J.B K. Hipan, Esq.,. , H. Bullmann, Esq., L. Druci.er, Esq. j. AppK Bsq., John Kllnck. Esq., E. Lafitte, Esq., Henry Bischoff, Esq* L. WeWcopff, Esq., Captain E. Wagen ar, B. O'Neill, Esq., J. B. Cohen, Esq., H. H. De Leon, Esq., Dr. I. B. Patrick, G. W. Almar, Esq., J. C. iL Claubsen, Esq., Joe. L. Tobias, Esq., Rv 8. Brans, Esq., ... Z. Davie. Esq., , . G. L. Holmes, Esq., I A, M^J. Peery, Esq.,. A. Falk, Esq., , D. D. Coben, Esq., B. Spf ina, Esq., W. C. Davis, Esq., Dr. J. L. Buist, E. Platt, Esq.. G. C. Goo'lrlch, Esq?, W. Tnomas, Esq., " J. B. Stele, Esqe., * ?j J. Trtest,*sq.. * M. Porgligett, Esq., S. ?J. Servk.-*, Ewj., J. H. Devereux, Esq*-- <*-" a S Solomons, Esq., J. N. Nathans, Esq., . F. W. Dawsou, Esq., J. T. Humphreys, Esq., McDn?* Cohen, Esq.. . B. R? Riordan, Esq.? Di-, C. F. Pankniql . E. Mantoue; Esq., Dr. J. R. solomons, L. "Cohen Esq".; Wjn. J.-Gayer, Esq., W. W. Smith, Esq., ATD. Coh#n,^sq.. I. Ottoleflfgnl, BSf., N. H. ValeSfls>, faq., E. Will?, Esq., a *? M. Israel: Esn>, A. A.Goldsmith, Esq., E. P. Burt?, Esq., W. J. Middleton, Esq,,/ Dr. C. Daveta, C. F. Lai y, -Esq., . 3 M. Raphael, Esq., B. Klee, E<q., Waa. Mure, Esq., '. L.'Elian, Esq., W. A Courtenay, Esq., E, Perry, Esq, ...PHILIP WINEMAN, 1 " ' ~*?J8?*t f Committee. D. orwijSoiji, j - - TICKETS $1 each. Can be procured after this day af-the Committee only. _ No Reserved Seats. Doors will be opeit at 7 o'clock, and performance to commence at 8 o'ejeck precisely. ?-NOTICE.-The gentleman auder whose SUV pices the Amateur performance ls given' 'wm pl ewe make their returns to elder of the. Com rtrl tee iramodlately. -.A : #a*Tictet9 ?air only be pro JD red from thc Committee, ss no Tickets will be tiOld at the door. mara* '.. - ... . ? Q. B A rf j) SALL OF^THB G E Eli AN LADIES: SOCJETT - At .* HIBERNIAN HALL, MARCH 27, 1871. The German Ladles' Society propose giving OM of their "popular ANNUAL BALLS. Tickets of thqaame (fLfoc gentlemen and SO cents .for la? dies,) may be bad from the follow lng gentleman;' X CE CL AUS S KIT. . J'-': J. H. UNDSTBDT, W. CF* ERHARDT, , I. J. HEE8KJ4ANN, . F. J. LI LfEH-rH 4L, . F. PUC&HABEB, E. AL B. FISHER, " F, WEB MANN, J. P MEBKHAHDT, FMI. PL0GER, ' F. E. SCHRODER, D. Wr-RSRR. J. REI IS, > > F. H". LEHMKUHL, - 0. VOWR marM-stfmt C A DEM Y OP MUSIO. TWO NIGHTS ONLY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 23 AND 24. At the request of a large number of citizens the world-renowned DAVENPORT BROTHERS , win feta rn and give two mort of their awfully mysterious Exhibitions st the above Hall. Their ; wonderful Seances have been given in the pres euee of the crowned heads and nobility of Europe I and before vast and intelligent assemblages J throughout Europe and A menea, astonishing and 1 confounding the wisestuf all Countries, and many ? t tue Learned have been forced by the moifover whetinlug evidence to pronounce Chem InexpUca-, ble. They most be seen to be appreciated. The Hale of seats will commence MOND?T, at JOHN M. GREEK A SON'S Bookstore, marts-? VC A D E M Y OP MUSIO. Extraordinary Engagement for the week 'com? mencing March 27th. LYDIA THOMPSON and her Incomparable Com? pany IB ? r, .. PARIS, OR THE APPLE OF DISCORD. ? This Company is the bes? organisation of Its ' kind in this coan'ry or in Europe. N marlS-6 ^gricnjtnrai J rap li mema. . jgRIN^^ SAMPLE JUST RECEIVED. . COLEMAN'S CORN AND WHEAT ' MILLS. Ona Br, shel or Erne Cool MEAL, ground In 40-1 aeoonda at the Third Louisiana State Fair, Ja 186a. First Premium also at same state Fair in-1 .1870. TG. GRAVEL EY, ' 1 ; mar22-wBA - No. 62 East Bay street. ?lisceliarucar.. ^ _ g T JOHN BINNS, AGENT," Respectfully Informs the citizem, or Charleston, ahd the public generally, that he has opened a Store at No. Si Market Street, where he intends to kennon hand every article for Ladies' and Gents' WBaRINQ Ai'PAREi* Pucket and Tabla Cattery, Agricultural Tools and numerous articles, nseXul and ornamental, too numeroai to recapit?lale in au advertisement, and will sell for caa i for a Hmall marvin over drreot tm on, cost, and by uuett' he hopea to share a portion ofcpnbitcpatron age._ mar~2T-fl RemoDOls. T~~H?ni?15uRi^^ ANN' ITV COMPANY, o? New York, have re? moved to their new Offlce No. 40 BROAD STREET, maris - IV) Ufe s H -.RP vSRE, Agent. VrOTinE. -T H E "?QUITABLE LIFE ll ASSURANCE SOCIETY.'?bf Ne?? York, have lemoved from No. Ul Meet n/ street to their iiuiv oltlce, No. 20 BROAD ST R ti ET. WM. B. SHAW, feb!3 General Agent. (Sao sutures. ALL, ELA?h. ?fc CO., Will sell their Stock of BRONZE AND. IMITATION BRONZE GAS FIXTUBES AT MUGS LESS THAN THU ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE. These goods are of the newest pa nema, and la aniMii Huperlnr to any in the market. Tom?se luruislilng houses, tuts ls aa opp irtunlty to pro curr ene REST CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, Ac, at a lats price than tney would pay for inferior fixture lt is our intention to give ap entirely this branch of our business, wnloh causes so great a reduc? tion in price. BALL, BLACK ? CO., .NOS. 806 and 607 BRUA 'WAY, N. Y. iunix-'vr_ il INGLE di SHINGLE SI Prime CYPRES S SHINGLE A in bundies, dellv ve< e either at the cuy or at Suthvan's lxla id. or s,t,e by - SHAO&ELPUK > A KELLY, mu? ltJ-lmo Mo. 1 Boyce's Wharf. ?100 ftdsw ) int New Crop Clay . * \ M 9T$HmMr MOLASSES. ^ bhds., nBrlght New Crop Muscovado ^?6 tierces, J Molasses. 80 Inde* Coba Molasses, "f-mSfe^?_J^ESSLOW.A CO.. ii/Hfr x??tf* s* A'NDJ;SUGAR. 2^awte.Hew Crop nifOTAM MOLASSES ?2S barrete *e?Oio*J?%?aae Molasses 15 boxes Prime Grocery Sagar iso boxes good Grouty SBgar rormn*?: ' $m ki i *>"av?- HALL, . mar22-wfma . ^TOTO i Co.'s Wharf. g C. 0ANV"?8JB(JA?S:. ^rgecaeUra-*- Co,- Paapsce-s. c. CANVAS RA?i A^w4u^oA^rW*>-.?hoice ?noaeuML SB?10 th^^^ipts to anana?? ^^.^-?^auhtJM^ jQRT SALT BACON. 2*9 boxee 1). SHOULDERS sad SIDES. In Ste* lanai*, and ^^gj^ ^ . BO'hhds.'VeBtern Smoked C'S. BIDES r - 40 bbda. Westers arnu^b?*oide?. lae?^t enutat i^iced w?ce? br .njax? . .. . . ".. : R, ; KS^ST.^ ?T 0 ^-0; *^ I. 30,000 busTlels Prime .WHrW CD*RN, In store 10,000 bnsiiels Prune Wlrtf? rr**, to am TO item Bammo^annd Norfolk?. .,. ? . . ' . For salo by T. TUPPER A; 3059. OlBTlT-e . ?^*V* .gACON f BA0?NT. B^C^: ; " l?storeand recetase Baw ..^.?V. 50 hhus. C, R. BACON SIDKS (Westorc; 60 hhds. Heavy Westert BSfon SrirfKders 2S tletces Prim? s. C.-Hams ccan.va?d/f For sale, low at MA?O.0EES A RJ.B0K.E'S, maru Nos. il ann 23 Tetfine Range. gALTfiD SpaS ANTI S?S?LDBSS. SOO boxesPrlm?-Long CVar ?FD??fcB? 100 boxee Prims H S. Sttonlde? ' so MaroesJJliolce Laid. _J For "Sale by T. V&FftR ft SONS. nw?-* - ? ... ?? "? j. wccaesoa io rax . ? PALMETTO ' PIOI?BB CO^-OPBRATIVl GROOM*, * . - Corner Meeting and* Market Streets. Having now In store a iou mri eomf?ete Steak of ttROCERI?3, WINES,.LIQUQRS X^I XMld res9ectmi!y.mvite the aitenthm of TtawtfiaerB to tw same. > Prices ?a taw aa the lowest; wMt o.aalitf and. weight ai nooda gaarjui tead. Having received the Agency for tbs Great United Hm** Te? ossfcjmay^j am .prepared ta ^?ll G^jg^^v?r^^try."8*^ / marl 9 ' - " - .?' y**'- I Vti Vk..^..; r .t ? ' . .. . < . . . ? . * If .,*-?4.-t.. : rr K A ai ?E ASI. ?.E A fi! WHJSOSA BBOTJH? w?lissne atan early day a Oataiogutiof the FIN? CT?OCERIBS wRh which their ' esUWaomen'jp atackfjd.. -Z , Bat at preaent taey d?are t? oaU atteetlan mora aaeeoMBy toan<sttract^>m''7Ua Amerlaaa O-rooer^relaCve lottie gt%? Twa gwli?<fiei wl?oh are now being foisted span tbs Amertcan pea? pie. 'An lovers of Tea unonld peruse the remarks o'the editor o?the able Journal from which, tte ex trac t is taken, and be warned lu Um*. Refarruj? to nae.'large Tea Companies of New Jork Ott?, th? writer says: . "T Bare now tn m y possession a aantprs of bogus Toa, without on? single leaf Of ilte original CM i. nese Herb to adalterate lt wWrr rt was made ipr a Monster Boase, fold to ?.Monster House; mied by * Monster Boase, and distributed by the baas, corrupt myrmidons of that ?eU^aaM Monster House through ont the DoUad states of America to do Us deadly work of gradually poisoning the fxen, yet anpro tee ted, people of your Great Re public." The citizens of Charleston who wish to avoid using toa pojsonoua compound^ too.often Bold andar tbecame o/Tea, abouid taiu the precaa t*M ofpurenaeiQg oniy ?rem reaponsibte hoases, which have an established reparation (or dealing .In P^RtfTBASi . ' * ' For pr RE TWA of all qualities .and prices, go to WILSON A BSOTHEKr ?ocers, Anson and Society streets. ' ta- All Goods delivered ires. ' IMPORTED CHAMPAGNES. Now on hand the following branda of CHAM* P?G???. at HE DISCED PRICES, bj tba basket, ease or bottle: Piper A Oe.'a HEIBBUOK . . .? . Oha*. Held alec k's - OREEN SEAL . V. E. Clicquot's PONS A RD IN Momm's VEftZENATand PRIVATE STOCK Roederer's DRY SILLER? G. H. M um m'a ?RY VERZENAY . - Boaoha, PiU k Oe.'?BRANDS Napoleon's CABINET DRY VERZENAT CARTE BLANCHE. E. E. BEDFORD, Late Wm. A. Corwin k Co., jami No. 27? King street. S FA fi. KLING MOSELLE SPARKLING CATAWBA nOCHElMER NIERATFJNER LIQUEUR DES BENEDICTINS CHARTREUSE CURACOA . MARASCHINO . RUSsiAN K?MMEL ABSINTHE 1 '* . VERMOUTH PARFAIT AM'tUR CREME DE ROSS . . NOtEAUX T ANISETTE; " E. E. BEDFORD, jan H ^ No. 275 King street. B REMEN LAGER. BEER ENGLISH ALES SCOTCH ALBS CHAMi'AUNE ALBS LONDON PORTERS DUBLIN PORTERS s, CHAMPAGNE CIDER, E. E. BEDFORD, ann_vi. at? tung street. Q.REAT INDU O E MINTB . * FOR CASH PURCHASERS,! S3 AT MMJ LINLK Y'S CHEAP. STORE, Na 388 KING STREET, SfQNS OF TKK.CKOOKSBY a :USS k?D OA&OLINM TBA ?OSH0T. THE PLACE FORT GOOD TKAs AT LOW PHlCfl. Parit?s desirous of getting the bes' and the most for their cash, would do ?vi >o give mb a eau, aa .i have vertiioed ma greater na" of my stock to flgnras verv aught ly in adv mee of importing cod*. I have On haud a large-sr.ick of GROCERIES, CROOKKRY, Traware, Hardwire, Ulasswftra, ?nd House Eur ii is mn g Goodi rui-r? ly ar in nundi that Um selling Old Guvermueut Java Coffee* lbs. for $L and the very next tomi* Hy -on Tea by the pound package for $150; onoioe Syrup fori* ceuti per gsuou; Jru u?. dilgar 7 lbs. and beat i.eaf Lard 6+ lbs. for $1. Al other gooda ant? formly low. Quality of goo >s sud down weight* guaranteed. A targe lot of Looking Oases mnob below m*nar?<-rurer^ coot. JuH> W. UNLEY. maria-lyr