The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, March 28, 1871, Image 3

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'CUTA Neetl? *. St. Andrew'sXodge, at ? JP. M*. * ?. -' 4 'r .* i"1- #1 Z1^ *.?< Auction Sales This Day. Ste?IeQ9j Werner 4 Broker will sell before their stores, at a o'clack, groceries.' A. c. McGlMvray will sell ac the old' Postofflce, at ll o'clock, real estate. . . ,;:...'?!? Lonis D. De^anssnxe will sell at the old Post* office, at ll o'clock, real estate. . Waru law A Carew wilt sen a: il o'clock, at the old Postofflce, real estate. . ...... !j John G. Milner A Co. will sell at ll o'clock, at their s:ore, felt acd straw hats, dr; gooda? Ac, fei Lauroy A Alexander will sell at io o'clock, at their store, groceries and tundries. * 7YX P. B. Lalane ? Co. will saU at 10 o'clock, at their store, hams, shoulden, Ae. fr Leitch A LT uns will sell at 10 o', clock, at Nev Ml "King srreer,' Balance ?f-stock-of 1. R. Remf A ?o. i A. H. Abrahams A Sons win sell at io o'clock, at their star*:, aa asAoum amo r goods. .; . MonmE5T OF TROOP3.-Three companies of the Ti h -Cavalry aulv.au Ut Columbia OB Sunda?, ander command OT Major Merrin, and wehr m to camp near the Charlotte Depot. CONFIRMATION.-At St. Patrick's Church, on Bundey, Bishop Lynch confirmad one hundred and sixty-seven persons', viz: -One hundred and Bfty-three children of rte sunday school of S. Patrick's, and fourteen adults. CAUGHT is TBS ACT.-Jacob Daniels, a col? ored boy, entered -tte " boase of. Adeline Fairfield, tn Cow alley, (Hi ii ade) pola street) at eight o'clock 'tm Snnday night, through an open window, and j the Wigy being olear, proceeded to break open the proprietress's chest with a hatchet which he bad. | brought with him for the purpose. She returned borne during the hatchet solo, and hearing the .noise entered ber roora cautiously and caught the . young scapegrace at his nefarious transaction. He was placed in the bands of the police, snd being i.rough t before the Mayor on Monday morn? ing, was turned over to the State for prosecution.. HOPE-STEALING.- Last Thara day night the Office of Mr. John H. Sf emmey er, at the foot of Broad street, was. entered, and a large con' of rope, rained at $30, abstracted. The rope was discovered soon after tn. the possession of a Mr. Bruch, who had purchased lt from a colored youth, Moses Johnson by name: Moses was ar rested and brought before Trial Justice Levy, yes? terday afternoon, for exanrmatlon, during which - tie acknowledged the theft. He said that, after entering the house, he lound the rope too heavy? So he cat lt in two, and getting another boy fe help him, the two carried lt to Mr. Rruch, to whom lie sold lt for the sum of S3. Tba, prisoner was sent te jail for thirty deys. THB BANK OF CHABJ.KSTON.- An adjourned meering of the stockholders of the Bank of i Charleston, took place at tbs.hail of the bank, yesterday, at 12 M. The-e?nualttee appointed at the last meet in g to take into consideration the future administration af the bank, and the pro? priety of a division of tte asses?,aaa?* their re? port, which was retd to the meeting. ? The com? Xnlttce renoniuictiued that an election for directors beheld ey the stockholders ea tte ta day of May, and tha^the bank resume active operations | as early as practicable, and net laser than tbs 1st J or Sept erae*r next: also, that tte matter be re? ferred to the meeting for ona! action. After some discussion, the report was adopted, and the meeting adjourned. /,- . o THE GEMMAN LADIES' BALL.-After a long] interval ol silence tte Hibernian Ash once mor? bloomed last evening into mirth and enjoyment under ta?..favoring aaspices** sae ?arman La. dies' Society. Tte spa?i0??-?*ag*rtate the scene or themysterious doings of the magical DeCastro, , now support*! a ste band, and aa the a?ralos of j mellow music floated Through the hall, happy hearts and impatient feet beat responsive to its notes. The dancing begun 8A.au early hour, and Was ?Cf pt Up wi tb sta aniinstton that ts never found wanting at German festivities. Dreamy wal: zes, vivacious polkas and piquant schottisches ; succeeded each other in pleasurable vari -ty, and few knew or cared how rapidly the dark hours of Dight were slipping array. A large attendance on the part of the ladles insured the success ,-or tbe emerialnrnnnt, sud all enjoyed* themselves with hearty go>d will. The committee were om? nipresent, and attended to tte wants, aBd.com* fons or their gaews wtth alli possibler ?ad ness and courtesy The bau, m fine, was one of the most enjoy awe ones of the season, and la all of its appolntmrnta was wo^*bjT tt9-*ocj"fjiy j under whose patronage lt was giren. .TBS TICKET A G SN XS! BXCUBSJOK-A. large number or the delegares EB Tte IKfcft Jag^HtS Convention^. eccompsnlect by many ladles, reach ed the city yesterday morning by special train The party being a largs one was di vi < ed between the yharlrston Hotel and MUS Hoase, where they enjoyed a snort rest afr er their travels. At the Mills Hoase are-tE, B Myers, general ticket agent P. P. -v. and Chicago Hadroad; Geo A. Dadmeed, generaT ticket agent'Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore hatlruad; Samuel Powell, general tieftet agent OM cago, Burlington and Quiney Railroad; Ems Clarke, general agent Northern Pennsylvania Railroad ; Ki Phillips, gen eral agent Providence and New Tork Steamship Company; Captain Grus ty", R. D. and Piedmont Ka-., road; Jos. W. Aten, general ticket agent West Jersey Railroad : Geo. 8, Wright, general ricket agent Worcester and Nash aa Railroad ;U 0. Darte, general ticket agent Laekw and Bloomsbury Railroad; A. F. Merral. Mu waa* le and St. Paul Railroad ; J. C. Smith, Great southern Mall Route; E. st. John, general ticket agent Chicago, R. L and Pacific Railroad;.!*. McOhane. Erle Railway; Colonel J. B. Tates, Great Soo Chere Slail Route; G. IL Huntingdon, Great Southern Mail Rente; Ste phen Greene, general manager Leeseurtz's Pub? lishing House; Fdwd. Vernon, general editor Offi? cial Railway Guide. At the char leston E'iKel sre-Henry W. Gwinner, general passenger agent Pennsylvania Central Railroad; J. w. Gore general-ticket.agent Cam den an? Ambo/.-at?..cad^t. wv Baa*in, general passenger ageiu Sh*-Jers?y RaJlroaifj-L. M. Cole, general ticket agent Baltimore and Onto-Railroad ; P. V Cleapor. genen.t ricket ?g?n t Northeast rm RallroadrF. Chandler, g?n?ral Wesetj agent st. Louis Va H ey, Terra Hante and. Ind Un* ^RallroaiL; W.*^lv?tte?f*J^^ ton, WaSion'and Wflmington, .Uolstnhia and Aa gusta Pmifro?i;.&. 4L.?ctena._?juth Carolina Railroad; j. c. Botyl5ton,""Swratitiah and Charles tOiuRabroad; Clinton G. Hancock, Philadelphia and l-ead mg Railroad'; E. B. ByfrgSon, general ticket agent St Louis Packet Company. At half-past 10 o'clock, the delegates, accom? panied te their fan- rellow travellers, procede! to Lulon.whsYr, whare a flatt* lng picture or the life and business activity of CU art es ton Was ex-' gdbited In the unloading of tte BuBSh Carolin a and the falcon, which latter had Jua? escaped from ter dangerous position on the shoals. The steam? er Fannie arrived shorty arter, and her decks were soon crow fl ed with the excusi?n 1st?. Tte steamer proceeded to Fort Sumter, Morris and Sullivan's Island, and other points ot histor ic interest around the harbor, which were viewed with much pleasure .by oar Northern and Western visitors. The party then weal op to the Bite of the New Bridgeman tte Ashley, and returning around t he Battery, ascended iha Cooper River beyond tte suburbs of tte', etty. The weather was fine, airt tte excursionists had fair opportu? nities of vie wing the city from every point. The excursion was In charge of Messrs. S. B. Plc ken s, S. C. Boy ls ton sad P. L. Cleapor, and- re? turned at 2 o'clock, being one of the pleasantest affairs of tbe kind. After experiencing the hos? pitalities of our hosts of the Charleston and Milla House, conveyances were put In requisition, and the delegates were soon to te seen driving on tte Battery and along oar principal ? rects In the pleasant spring evening. Numb. * we doubt not. were glad to see tte poster- or the Lydia Thompson Troupe, and, la their case, a visit ta the Ac - demy finished the enjoyment of the day. The delegates left Charleston by a sp?cial tram ibtsjavannah thia morning. -TW?XOSjkWOL-" J To all Honest Hen la the Rep obi ic an I ,Ym?S^QtSm^nim^^rE. O \ 1st. We challenge you to find, in all the j world, a o ody of men more Ignoran tt corr np t and dishonest, eleeted-'^o office 4>yfrasergrandi or* sustained in power by a tyranny more destruc? tive or every principle of true republicanism, .[ than the present Republican State government so called) which now rales with despotic sway over the destinies of the unfortunate people of South Carolina. ? \, 2d. We challenge proof that any other party than the Republican majority in Congress is chargeable1 with being the pam CAOT?-OT the troubles thai now afflict the people of Sooth Car? olina, . Sd. We challenge the production of a single sound reason why the imposition of such a State government, as we nowhave should be quietly sub? mitted* to by the people of SOUTH CAROLINA. THE COHXOS PLEAS.-The Juries will be or ganlzedtn tatt court today, and such cases on the process dockets tried as may be ready. ASSAULT ADO BATTERY.-Rose Fraser, a colored women, was tried before Trial Jostles Levy, yesterday afternoon,, for beating. Martha White on the head with her fist The prisoner was found guilty, and sent to Jail for ten days. FOR TRIAL.-Pat. Gallaban, who was arrest? ed on Sunday night for catting a colored man named Rutledge with a Knife, was examined be I fore Trial Justice- Schroder yesterday morning. I The offence waa clearly established, and the pris-, oner was released on $600 ball to appear for trial at the next Court of General Sessions on the charge of assault with intent to kill. -. S -. . CLUBS AND STARS.-Of four mea arrested for being drank and disorderly on thc street, two were discharged and two were sentenced to pay a floe et* c<or aa to the .-Bo use of dorree; ion ror flv&'dajfi. Oftrtij (ito latter, ona.-palf?up?.add_ the other went to the Hon'se.* Two colored women, arrested for allowing the chimney of their premises. No. 143 Harket street, to*catch fire, were examined and discharged. MR. MARTIN METER, the*-proprietor ??Tb? | popular saloon,TBo. .113 East Bay, died suddenly yesterday morning of^dlsease or the hearts -Mr. j Meyer was a native of Germany, and emit, to. this country from his home-near Bremen-averd twenty-five yeats ago. He was ' tb< proprietor, j jost before theV/Wsr, ol the well-known Marton Coffee House, at the'corn.et-of East Bay and'Unity j ailey, where he stood his-ground until forced : follow bis customers by the thickly falling mes-1 sengersof Mr. Gilmore. Soon after, the close of j the war he opened hts saloon on East-Bay, where, his burly form became one of'the local institu? tions. Mr. Meyer was a very large maa^wetgh lng near four hundred pounds avoirdupois, and had a heart and kindly feelings In proportion to his size. * <f . - '^ LAND AND I M M to RATION ASSOCIATION.-Ge ' rs>V. C.- Butler, Mr. John Chadwick and General M. W. Gary have entered Into an association for the purpose of introducing Immigrants Into Sooth Carolina, and have matured a plan of operations which will, it is believed, Insure the success of their operations. Land-owners are requested to place their surplus lauds In the hands of the asso? ciation tobe sold to intending Immigrants. For selling the lands the association will charge a lesajaaale committal on. The gentleman now as? sociated together in the good cause need no re corn rn edda Mon in South Carolina, and tlj?fr names ( and reputation wal doubtless give to their ou- j dertaking that public c nfldence which is one of i the most essential elements of success. SuNDAytj?yr?^^^rl^T^ Which blew without Intermission all day Sunday" waa something unusual for a March, wind, sad several mishaps occurred in different parts of the J t clty.Theclouuaorbji^ngdust whlchawept do-.vn ( n* streets, thesidtingchase? after-spinning hats. | the falling fences-alls ho wed a thorough hms*.' j taring day. The unlucky window awnings that t were left spread, several of which were to be seen j ruthe windows of the Fireproof bunding, were G speed!ly torn and twlated ont of shape, and in ? one.instance up town a, serious accident occurred. > Th o whole ftoat at a "wooden boUdftnarat tbe coi? c ner of Rodent's alley and King street was torn off i and thrown some distance Into the street. The ? inrrsjbjtranfs, a colored ram?y, were all st home, \, and, rtrtnkhrg that the wno]? boase was coming ( down, went out in a harry. lue baildlag toa ] one and a half story house, and not Di the best of repair. It ls owned by Mr. Wilson. THE STATE COURT_In accordance with the order issued Borne time back, a special ternrof the Court of Common Pleas began to be holden yesterday morning at io o'clock, hts Honor Judge Graham presiding., .... ,, The>aTnes o? the Jurors drawn fdr this term were called, and tea answered, twenty-one bejng absent. Two ox those asa weting wore afterward a excused, and the sheriff waa ordered to summon twenty three Additional jurors to appear on the 28th instant, at io o'clock A. M. . The following are the Jurors who were present:' J. P. Kens, Peter Lee, Si epnen.D- Kirk. J< N. Robt son, Jua R. Campbell colore j, Jflo. Mcpa% 00? ore'd, F. W. Bensamon, Jno. B. Morris, colored, Wm. Emmerly, colored, and J. J. Monaghan. ThelBsue, process and Inquiry dockets-for tao city and country^ were sounded, and the cases as? signed for trlal_st ruck off or continued. A large number or the members of the bar were present, sad ?he calling of the dockets occupied until tul r pas t n o'clock. His Honor g ive notice that the trial of oases on the city Issue docket would commence on Wed? nesday-calling fifteen cases a day. The court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning. THE STEAMSHIP FALCON.-To the surprise of most persons thia steamer was released from tho breakers near Morris Island beach, on Sunday evening about 8 P. M., and came up to the city dvring the night. At the time of her escape from the dangerous position no aid was at hand, and ehe came off by the working of her engine, the assistance of her canvas and a kedge. The stannett manner in which she has sustained her? self during two days' trial among <he breakers, ls the best evidence of the strength of her holL She bears no outward mark of damage, but has lost about one-third of her cargo, And bas some Inj' ty to the machinery, arising from the getting in of the sand among the works during the time the engine was in motion among the breasen. The ll-1 of consignees will be found under the marine head. The following lithe report or Jobn F. Haynie, j m as ter. or sWnsklp Falcon, of. Baltimore :' - -j .At 9 o'clock P. M. on Friday night, the steamer Falcon, af i er a ve-y boisterous passage, crossed Charleston bar, and on account of the recent changes la the lights, passed too far to the west? ward and got on the Folly Breakers. The mate and roar men were lmraeilately dispatched np to the city, and the agen is. Mesura Mordec 1 A Co., and P. C. Trenne'l ii, with (treat promptness, di pa1 ched the Steamer Phot Boy, Captain Sly, with men sufficient to render all useful assistance. The Pilot Boy succeeded hi gei ting a haw? ser 'to 'the Falcon, and the s eam-tug Emma getting a line to the Piloy Boy to hold her np. tney began to pull, and, after several uu-occessrni efforts gave lt un. The steamer Km- ., Hie and tog* Staples and Relief also came down, 1 bot dla nothing on Saturn ay morning, the Seth *? March. At alu BJ, the si earner Emilie came down j Sud gave us a hawser, but did not poll at os. Tbe F PO t Boy and togs also were there, but from some cause u known to me no attempt was made to c communlcaie with the ship,or lo assist her off, [j except run Ding i he hawser fi om the Emilie. On sunday morning the Pilot Boy, Relief and Sta? ple- came down. I ron a line to the Relief and hauled her hawser ou board. The Pilot Boy, going ahead or the tug, but after sev? eral trials, which were unsuccessful, they slopped pu,ling, and, as a .last resort, sent the mate up to the city for an anchor and hawner to drop ha deep wat r and try to keep the ship from gulag any further on tue shoal. After the ?learner Relief had gone, 1 had a kedge an? chor ran out ahead and ail the available sall set, and the. wind being favorable, ihe ship slewed round, and when the ile made we got steam on the ship and went full speed ahead, when tne ship came off I mast say that all on board of the \e*i*el, officers, engineers and crew, and the mea se t loi'ur assistance, acted nobly and truly to tue interest or the ship. In my efforts to save the ttntp and cargo I acknowledge having received valuable assistance from the advice or Captain J. D. Horsey. JOHN F. BATH IE, Steamship Falcon. XffJT BLACK MILITIA. ? wwi _ Escape. A bgiUalTatU?k, wholly without provocation, was-Soude ?'pon Driver Dav? and Conductor roomer, of King Street Car, No. 1, at abont 8 o'er >ck, last night. The offenders were a com? pany, of negro militia, armed to the teeth with Improved rifles and Axed bayonets. lt appears that eas No. l was going up King* street, -whan it overtook the company of negro militiamen, who were marching on the track. Tho car baited three times to aUow the blaok guard to get out of the way, and the car being" then behind time, the conductor rang the bell for ttie driver to go ahead. Instantly the militiamen, cursing like demons, surrounded the car, bran? dishing t heir weapons over the bea? of the driver, One squad seized the horse and dragged H to the Bide or the car. The driver stood to his post and was then struck over the hand with a clubbed rifle. This blow cut the hand badly and disabled the driver. The conductor ran to his assistance ano helped him'Into the car. Now the militiamen 1 t urned upon the cond uctor and struck him heavily upon the shoulder. Those of the militia who could not reach the car with their bayonets, then opened an active fl r?'wit h brickbats. With these missiles ' some or the car windows were smashed to pieces, 1 The militia were now thoroughly aroused, but .' were toned down by an officer of police. His ar? * rival saved the conductor and driver from worse violence abd* the car from destruction. As soon as thc road was clear the conductor and drive* ' went on to the upper Guardhouse, where they \ lodged their complaint, vre are not advised, how? ever, of tbe names of the rlotercor of the com? pany to which they belong. This Incident shows what the- whites have to ex? pect, when the armed militiamen, at fifty to one, attack unarmed citizens. These negroes are not flt to be ti usted with deadly weapons; but the ' .ierumu^fcoe /ought with 4rar-an?4f .UiejjLasks ' ari nfit fftfanned .the' whites .'mu?^rnfraS ct>?e. ' That Is tn? long aBd the Short of Iff THE LECTURE OF PROFESSOR DAVIS.-At the invitatlan-of General John A. Wagener, the Bon. Thomas Y.' Simons, Janie- Lowndes, Esq.','and other i u fl tien lal citizens. Professor W. J. Davis has consented to lecture Indrais city during the Prisen- week. The firat -lecture will be delivered ats' o'clock on Thursday night, the 30t!i instant, BC-jBoimes's Lyceum, at the corner of King and Wentworth* streets. In this lecture, Professor Davis'wiu give Sketche?: and geographica; de? scriptions or htt. scientific travi-ls in Southern Bos?ta. Ptrrsia?Lfjb?rre*eTartary and Central Afri? ca. Professor Davis was with Dr. Livingstone on the Zambesfexpeditlon, and will describe the late discoverieVjn regard to the sources of the Nile and the volcanic mountains or Central Africa Professor Davis ls an ex-professor of the Univers! ;y or St. Petersburg, and, as an eminent scientific traveller, will doubtless make his' lectura both interesting and Instructive. Tas U.trTED STATES COURT.-The District jourt was opened at ll o'clock yesterday morn, rig, bis Honor Judge Bryan presiding. The jurors for the grand and petit.Juries, fur? nished by the'tbree Internal revenue collectors ander old cr Pf court, were placed In the jury-box, iceoriierrto law, and the foUowlng juries drawn j for tba Hay term: Grand Jury-Jaa. Windsor, James Jost, Comm? ua; Ed. P. Haruee, Mars Bluff ; Jno. D. Bateman, .,'ulumbia; Richard Hogan, city; J. D. Stocker, Drangeburg: A. Sanders, Columbia; <J>. Lynch Pringle, Georgetown; Wm. McCan. Columbia- Mil? er Robertson Jefferson, Julius floyd, Darlington; Pleasant Brook, Aaron Johnson, Cher?w; L. A. WtoWbj? Jas."?; "Wilson^, Rrjfta* White, city; ??jjry J a>-. couwnyturoVirjA T.i?Ity, Colum? ba: Jas. White, DarUngton. Feat Juries-Thoa Boyne, John Glaze, Comm ria; Uriah Trout, Leesville; Edward England, :lty :. Ut flack, florry; Cv L. Jones,. Lancaster; ?enry^?rTbeck, city; t\ W W*B?,: Cheraw; Jas. lorosgls. Con way boro'; Daniel BL Kelley, Colum? bia; Wm. H. Moore, Chesterfield; Wm. McKenale, iarlon; Jno. G. Ables, Leesville; Nathaniel Fields, Ity; James B. Middleton, Marton 0. H.; C. Mun terivn, Jas. Adiaon. Cheraw; J. G. Graham. Oo umbia; Nandln, Wyatt, Camden; W. A. Wnrdlaw, illy; Jas.* Rswla,-Lexington* W.T.. Bell,"CUy [tim Houston, Lexington; G. H. cor nelson, Or lugebuiv; J. Allen Duncan, Barnwell; T. M.John* Koa; S. C Shannon, Behj. E. Holloway, city ; R. J. Anderson, Columbia; Chao, p.- Howard. Aug. 3. Cohen, etty. The assignee of Bonnell A Drummond was or lered to pay to J. A. Riols $498, due him for one rear's rent from the bankrupts for the year pre ledlng the bankruptcy. The assignee of the Laurens Railroad Company vas ordered.to pay to the treasurer pf Newberry lounty " $ tiwi 92 for taxes due; .IN ADMIRALTY. The Philadelphia owners having released their ilalru on-the barkKedar oakthe security given by he New-Turk owners, the bark- waa or..*-re a to be ele?sed by the United States marshal and deUv< red to the master, captain french. ; ? I IK THE CIRCUIT COURT. The following Juries were drawn In the form jr?scnbej by law, sad ordered to be summoned Orbe flrst Monday In August next: ill Grand Jury-Henry D. Roe, Alexander Paine, 1. A. Sutherland, Alexander Maxwell, Thomas Iteem, Lewis Dapree. James linderman, Ephraim Y hit?, J er ry Var ber t-Stephi Marchbau ks, James ?. AMen. TaomasJsdwacda, William Robertson, srael Charles, John Bucknow, Peter McDayld, ease Maxwell, Henry Gaines and Gabriel Pool ,n ol Greenville. Petit Juries-J. H. Coleman, Thomas M. Roe, t. F. Tew, Thomas Clark, Jordon Hicks, Adams vhistnaru, Isaac Henning, James Scott, William loldsmtth, Henry M. Smith, J. A. Davis, Warren lant, R. lt. G?ssen, C. F. Hammond, Robert Yard, Franklin Cobb, John J. Harrell, Armistead Ling, C. N. Car enter, Thomas Benson, Enoch Janntngham, Thomas Mares, Toney Perry, Wil? lam West, Columbas Tonngbloqd, Porter Smith oel Grant, Wiley Pool, Thomas Holland, John hun poe tl, Johnson AnseL The court then adjourned unta ll'o'clock this norning. Hotel Arriva le-Hare ta ST. KILLS HOt'fiE. Prank Bench, u. a. A.; Miss Lydia Thompson nd maid, Miss weatherby, Miss Wheatley, Miss irnottand sister, Miss Lillie Hope, Mr. Caldwell, Ir. Henderson, New Tors; Dr. Horace Rlchard ou. Miss E. Richardson, Boston;- Lucien Newhall ad lady. Miss Danton, Lawrence Lewis, Miss .ewis and maid, Philadelphia; R. B. Oelafleld and rite, Miss c: Qi He afield. Kinara Depafleld, New Totk; D. T. Richards, Baltimore; J. H. Work, thode Island; Mrs. V. G.- Hall, J. T. Hall, New Tork; and ladles and gentlemen of- delegation. CHARLESTON HOTEL. Gentlemen of the ticket agenis' delegation and idles; A. Henderson,-G. H. stoat, New York, W. I. Walker, Washlogton; J. T. Edwards, New fork; E. T. Moore. Sumter; J. s. Wilson, South iarqiida-J. H. J hnsan. W. D. Johnson. Georgia; . W. Jackson, New York; E. B. Tate, Jr., Georgia; ? M. Cole and wife, Baltimore; J. Fara, Georgia; L H. Johns ia and wire, Na* York; E. Watson, f. Kkhards, Georgia; W. P. Clyde, New Tork; . Lewtuthal Iowa; J. T. Brown ami wire, Miss J. Irown, Baltimore; Miss Vose, New Tork; G. Blah ip, R. H. Bishop, Detroit; H. ?. Dodge, New ersey;J. W. Buckhalter, Williston; L. B. Dow, routh. Carolina. PAVILION HOTEL. M. W. Wood, J. 0. Woodby, W. H. Llde, South larollna; Harry Beckett, New York; Willie Ed rtn, M. Bennsuy, E. Chapman, Baltimore, T. s. ?rowan, North Carolina; Joel Gulledge. Anson lou .ty; W. A. taster.in, orangebarg; Miss Glen, flss Lye, Miss Grazer and two Miss McGhess, ,ydla Thompson Troupe; W. Barrett, Georgia; W. telly, New York; A. Wickman, Walterboro'. ( SPECIAL ATTENTION ls called to the sale of .aluabie real es-ato advertised by Mr. Louis D. >?Srtussare, to be sold this day at pabilo auction, t comprises valuable landed estate, which never isa been offered for sale aluce the original settls aent of Spulh Caro lin a SINBAD.-Lydia ThQmpe.oEj and heir bean teons blondes made n?ir bow ?t the Academy night to a very fall h o use ;^ and rarely h a va seen a better pleased and more thorough!; satte fled audience. The troope lairiy vindicated claim to be thebest and completest organization of ' the Und that has yet been seen ont of"Kew York. The music te excellent,, the dresses rich and brilliant, Sad the company shows good effect of long and careful training.. Beckett and Edoata are capital low comedians, and Mfrs Lydia, thongh a host in herself, bas formidable rivals iaseveral of her sister' Won des. The dane rog of Edouln sud the gags of Beckett-especially que tn reference to the Port Royal Railroad were received with the most uproarious applause We may add that t here was nothing' in any part of the performances which could offend the most fastidious. Sinbad win be repeated for the test time this evening. Seats can be secured without extra charge. Tas COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.-The annual exhibition commencement of the Charleston Col lege takes place this even lug, at 8 o'clook. Ora? tions will be delivered by the members of the graduating elans, Messrs.. Alfred' Hanckei, D. Huger Wilkinson and Langdon Cheven, after which the annual oration before the Alumni Association will be delivered by the Hon. W. D. Perter. The occasion, which te always Interesting to the.ctti tens of Charleston, presea ts more than ordinary attractions, and a large attendance from the ladles te desirable. As much confusion has existed respecting the place of holding the commencement exercises, we refer our renden ts tnead ve rt 1 semen t of the secre t a ry of the faculty, by which it wm appear that the Hibernian Hall has been at last determined upon. j HEftRjzw BBUBTOLBST SOCIETY. At a regalar meeting of this society, con vened March seth, 1871, the president informed the members that he bad received a letter from Mr. L. Lorentz, enclof lng the sum of on* hundred Sonars as a donation to the society, Whereupon the following seselutlon was proposed and nnani mooely adopted : < * Resolved, That the sincere thanks or this society X tendered to Mr. L. Lorentz for his liberal con ?ribatton to its charity fund, and the secretary le instructed to transmit him a copy of this r?so? ut ion, and* the same be printed in the dally napers of this city. , * Extract from the Minutes. J. il* Loss, Secretary. BXIB-tjrSSS NOTICES. MR. A. C. KAUFMAN, the well known stock aroker, advertises for a large lot of securities. EZNBKAV & HOWELL vant 600 quarts of itrawberrles by 2 o'clock, on Thursday. THE sale of the rich and rare dry goods at he store of J. R. Read A Co.,. in King street, te torrtlnued to-day by Messra. Leitch A Brans. AN invalid must indeed be proud of his ills I he does not avail himself of the greatest curs Ive agent known-0. 0. B. A FRESH SUPPLY of the Bulbs of the Golden (ap a a Lily (Ltllam Aa rat um) jost received, and or sale by Walker, Evans St Cogswell, No. 8 Broad itreet, Charleston, 8. C. Only a small quantity >n hand, so purchasers had better call at once. mar27-2 : THE ATTENTION OF WATCH-BUYERS is called 0 our large stock of Waltha a Watches. These rVatches have been long known throughout the Jolted States as the best and cheapest in the narket. All Watches.guaranteed. W. CARRINGTON A Co., marl3-mtuf No. 256 King street. ALL that axevflOfcrlng from bodily ailments ncldent to rjtar-Soutne/n climate, should avail hemselves anH beneficial effects of the Oil Car? lina BlttersT's?J'?c EKE RY BAgt should .have one of Mrs. -"""s's Infinta' .Raober. Diapers. They are F, comfortable and easily adj oatt d. Sample on receipt or tl. Address . . 4L . J?T0N santsk' . No. 229 King street,'charleston, S. C. AT COST ! AT COST !-Large size Chromos. HASEL STKSXT BAZAAR. MATE'S NITBOGENIZBD SCPBHPHOSPHATE has lghteen years of practical success. KINSMAN A tawauj.itfft.agen te f?T the?: a: e. . . . 'tu ~9B???VSHOOS 1-.A11 who ?re -in want of ood HU Dst anual Boots' acrr -sn ces.- will rind hem at No. 131 Meeting street.'1' They are offered W f-ff Ait r*] r|?ar UPBS tCssofxn. hjarr-rn*-" X - -*?- a *? * i fl fi bc '***.--ir ? ' " ^f^)o.r??Tj 'CftoQjj?T ! ! CROCHET ni-ira l?nse rednttlo? in price "r efile largest-1 Field troquet at %l. ' *!? \ ' I: ? C i C ! O ' ' BASSX srsntsT BAZA AB AMS Ma ist KZSO'BT. F A Km AN DRE88MAKINO- ls ram o us, ihv world ref?, for-its matai leas nicety and ^tai t? ;" aud hose of our; lady readers who wisbjto avail tbem slves oi uie s er vices, of a traine and ace cm y ils h d arfftt?. fd .dress, may. give their wort to lad ame Lui fer, win fall eon?, dence rn her skill, rom pt I tn (learnt ability -1,0 plea as. 'She also makes ns French corsets to Order. - Ber es tabita tune nt ion King street, ose door above Wentworth, rer the Dollar Store. ?. .1 So QRSAT is the repuLat ion of the Old. Garo? ns BU tera that they are to be found everywhere A SEW. .LOT pl mercantile Note' Paper;, fl ve aires for soc., at the Basel street Basasrand No. *q Pngbtreek- [ ^ ootio-nitu PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEATER THAN EVER ! i Velvet and,. Leather bi a din gs, 7S cents'; old rice 90 cents. Tn Velvet and Leather otsdinga, 5 cents; oki price $i. Ia velvet and Leather ladings, si; old price $LS6. la Velvet sod Lea ?er bindings, si 20; old prise SI M. BASSZ. sr. BAZAAR, ANO NO. lol KINS ST. ATTENTION, TOURISTS.-Stereoscopic views f Charleston and vicinity, at No. 161 King street, r at the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2 BUSINESS ENVELOPES.-THE NEWS Job Office i now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with usiness cards printed thereon, at- S4 per thous nd. Send yow orders. Every merchant and nslness ?nan should haye his card printed on ls envelopes. ?g-- p .. PAPER DOLLS I PAPER DOLLS I-Sold at 3, 6, and ll cents each,- former prices, 5, io, 15 and j dents. i, - \ Sj No. ISL KTNOST-.AVDBASSX ST. BAZAAR. ^erjjs tigere* iUagoriHi^, Ut. ^ommmitCi **mjf**fj?f*****+*** yaaaj^^ajaWlSsSSl -"V - ?? tm?m, FOR APRIL NOW READY. ONTENTS A3 VARIED AND INTERESTING! AS USUAL. rice-For single number.25 cents Per annum.S2 00 Por sale by WALKER, EVANS * COGSWELL, Publishers, No. 3 Broad street., LND BT BOOKSELLERS EVERTWBERE. maras ^H, YES! OH, YES1 OH, YES ! lt becomes my pleasant duty to inform my friends ,nd patrons, that the time has again arrived for hem to commence cleaning and repairing their leasehold Furniture, Mattresses and Beds-eads. Ty a remedy that never falls; send for the Doctor rho keeps the F rnltnre 'Infirmary at No; 31 tueen ?treet. Having greatly enlarged my o valid Furniture Hospital. I am now prepared to rest patients in nat tine mure success ally and atisfactortly mau ever. "Come one, come ali." JOBS L. LONGFORD. Bo. 31 Uoeeo st., . Opposite Barrteson'a Paint and Od store, marl SPRJNC SCARFS. AND TEES, THE MATELOT 'TM* MARQUIS OK LORNE THB MONARCH V f ^^^HJI^PJJ?^^?VA^ BOW? COLLABS AND CLIFFS. ? DERBY kENSIMCTON FLORENCE BRICNOL1 ? LO! THERE DISRAELI CLUBHOUSE - (CLUBHOUSE A Fresh Stock of Fine Fur? nishing (foods of all lands, at SO OTT' s STAR SHIRT, EMPORIUM, MEETING STREET, OPPOSITE LTARKET. '- j ' ??xt??f?rs'. -JHE $TONO PHOSPHATE COMPANY * 0F THI8JC?^T, ARB SOW MANTJTACT??RI?iG THEIR. " SOLtTBLE G-UANO, " Which wM ba furnished at $so cash, or $66 on ist November next with city "accept aace, ana their 4 "DISSOLVED PHOSPHATE?' for composting with Cotton Seen, at $33 "Bash,- or on 1st November with io per cent additional. "PCRE GROUND PSOSPHATE" at $15 cash. Contracts for the FertiUaet? may be made m ex? change for Cotton. ORDERS SENT WILL RECEIVE PROMPT >T TJBNTION. ! J. D. AIKEN, AGENT. marl.... ?p E R T I L I Z E R 8 * 1U0 tons Na 1 PERUVIAN (Chincha) GUANO, warranted pure, l&oo bbb. Land Plaster, ground from the best Nova Scotia Roes, and warranted pure, loo tons Pure Dissolved and Ground Bone. 160 tons Wheelock's Vegethtor. The Vegetator has been successfully used, and bears a very high reputation. It ls second to no ,-. other Fertiliser, except Peruvian Guano, offered In this market. . 100 tons "Ralston's" Dissolved Bone and Ammo ? ". ma. . -ioo-bbls. Eastern island Fish Guano, at $86 per ton of 2000 pounds". For sale hy T. J. KERR * GO. febfl - ' . ' pAGIPIC GUANO COMPANY'S' : (CAPITAL $1,000,000) SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. Thin GUANO is now so wejl known In alu he Southern states for Its remarkable effects as sr agencv for increasing the products of labor, as not to require especial commendation from ai. Its use for five years past has established its character for reliable excellence. Thc large fixed capital Invested by the Company in this trade, affords the surest guaraatee of the continued ex? cellence of Its Guano. .. J. N. ROBSON, Se din g Agent. Charleston, S. C. JOHN S. REESE A CO., fisaeral Agents, Balti? more. ' dec2a-o*c TIT AT T 8 ON A CLARK'S vFORMERLY OROSDALE'S) SUPERPHOSPHATE. TRADE j W.O. j MARK. The standard of this Fertilizer ls guaranteed, it ls manufactured from the South Carolina Phos? phate Rock. For sale by WILLIAM GURNET: feb21-tuths Sole Agent for South carolina. jgOWEN A MERCER'S SUPERPHOSPHATE ! . APRIL 18V1870. Moisture determined at 112 deg. Fahrenheit'. .180 Organic Matter.;....32.00 Yielding Ammonia;..:.2.14 Insoluble Phosphoric Ada;. e.? Eqnal to Bone Phosph. Dissolved.. .13.27. Insoluble Phosphoric Add. . - U.76 Equivalent to" Bone Phosphate.30.02 - I Total Phosphoric Acid.10.83 - .Total Phosphate of Lime.<S.2? Lime, 'Sulphuric Acid and Alkaline Balts, not separately estimated... 46.37 * 100.00 The foregoing analysis authorizes us te- pro? nounce "Bowen A Mercer's'? Phosphate a well Balanced and reliable"manure. The amount of Ammonia which ft contains In aid of that sup? plied i rom natural sources, furnishes a su tn clent stimulus for promoting the growth and maintain lng tbe vigor or the plant; while its liberal supply of Soluble Phosphoric -Aottf-ln combination with Lime, must ?ive a satisfactory fruitage for the Drat year. Tie Insoluble Phosphate of tbs same base, by slow chemical changes, subsequently going on in the soil, win Increase Its capability for producing a better crop for the succeeding year. ' A. MEANS, Inspector, Savannah, Chatham Co,, Ga, For sale by . . - PAUL C. TBENHOLM, Agent for south Carolina, . febss-tathalmo Union Wharves. DT?J ?OOOB, ?re. SPRING DRESS GOODS AMD SILKS1 LOUIS COHEN & CO., No. 348 King Street, Beg leave to announce that they bare Just re? ceived full lines of Choice and reasonable DRESS GOODS'. BLACK SILKS, - FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS, . , SATINS, POPLINS, MOHAIRS, PLAID FOR CHILDREN, PRINTS, LON G CLOTH.-*, SHEETINGS, HOME KY. Ac, Ac, ?C. WE BEG TO DRAW PARTICULAR ATTEN? TION to our full Unes of DRESS PIQUES, and GUARANTEE PRICES, or everything In onr line, FULLY IN CONFORMITY WITH. THB SPIRIT DF THE TIMES. c J mr A CALL IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. LOUIS COHEN ft GO., 3Y?. ?48 KING STREET, Immediately South or the "Big Boot." mart-stutuirao . ^ MCCONKEY, PAINTER AND PAPER H ANGE B. Np. 102 BROAD STREET, (Davison's Old Stand.) s?-Orders intended for me should be left as ibove between KINO AND MEETING STREETS. marl4-17? JTING WILLIAM. Just received at KING WILLIAM'S CIGAR FAC? TORY, No. 310 King street, nesh- Society street, a targe and complete assortment of Leaf, Chewing ind Smoking TOBACCO, cigarettes, SnulT, Pipes, fee. Havana and Domestic curara imported and manufactured by WM. SCHRODER, who respect may invites the attention or chewers and smokers, ?md traders, wholesale and retail, to a stock fully ?mprislng every variety or quality and prices, rrom the cheapest to the highest grade, which is ?rered st the lowest cash' rates. All orders from the country will receive prompt attention and shipped C. O. D., or st thirty days' city accept loos. dec?annos Br PAUL B? LALASE 4k CO. ! .'ijjfJILL-BE SOLD- 'THT8 "DAY, AT 9 ^fjf. o'clock, before oar '6toj% iso. m East lo bozos" D, S. SHOULDERS loaa. s. a Hams ., -,r. . L SO buihejs Pnmo Cow Peas B bb ls. Cider Vinegar Stubs choiceCountry Batter '.: 1 box Choice'Strips. . . ateo, i ? so bb is. Sweet Potatoes, ia prims order. I ^ Conditions cash. - . msi38 Bj -LACRE Y ft ALEX IND Eft? SUNDRIES TO FAY FREIGHT AND . . STORAGE. ... il ?? . . THIS DAY, tbe 28th i notant, win bs sold In front of oar store, at io o'clocK? 1 v 9 trundles BAGGING- TWINE 1 roll Bagging 2 bnndles Ties 1 sack Coffee 1 box Soap 1 box Bitters and Oysters 1 Force Pump and Lead Pipes And snndry other articles. Conditions cash. - -' . marts By LAUBEY & ALEXANDER. THIS DAY, THE ?8ra INSTANT, WILL be sold in front or oar store, st lo o'clock, <? 1000 new Cugar-cured HAMS, STRIPS, SHOUL? DERS AND SIDES Batter.-Lard, C?etae and Paper. _ ; 10 packages Mackerel and Coodah. Conditions cash. "* . ._mar28 STEFFENS,., WEBKEB & DUCKKE WILL SELL BEFORE T1TELR STORES, on Vendue Range, THIS DAY, the 28th instant,at 9 o'clock, . _ ' 30 tabs New York State BUTTEE .'., ii Arkins WesternJJuTler .""-. a? boxes Factory Cheese 20 boxes Goshen Cheese 5000 pounds Hams. Shoulders and. Strias 20 boxes D. s. Bellies, sides and-Shoulders, marts .*. By. A. H. ABRAHAMS A SO SS. ' 3nm3 DAY, THE28m, AX 10 O'CLOCK, L will be sold at oar atore, No. 13B Meeting reet, ' AN ASSORTMENT OF GOODS adapted te the Trade.. mara * By JOHN G. MLLNOR A 00. ' FELT Aft D STRAY H AT 8>I DRY GOODS ASD CLOTHING. THIS DAY, 28th lust., at lo o'clock, we will sell at oar Store, No. 1*6 Meeting street, an. ac? count of New York Manufacturera.,: ti dozen Linen Dook PANTALOONS ?ax dozen Linen Duck and DriU Pantaloons St dozen Ai'orteu Cottonsde Pantalones . 10 dozen Dack and Drill Coats . . 6 cases Men's and Children's Black Felt and Fancy Hats, Men's and Bays' Leghorn sad Straw Bats. Under Shirts, White and Calico ?hirts? Dru! Drawers. Fancy and Mourning Prints, Cotton ales. White and Brown Linen Drills, Blue Plaid?, White Pique, Bleached and Brown Shirting, Ken tucky Jeana, Blank Oasalmere and Satinet, Denims, Stripes, Ticks, Blue Drills, Colored Mul? lins. Lenas. Hosiery, Suspend erg, with a Lot er Shop Goods, Hardware, Ac Conditions euh- msr28 W. Y. LEITCH AUS. BR?NS, Auctioneers. SALE CONTINUE fr -BALANCE OF STOCK at No. 263 King street, of J. B. Read A Co. Will be sold' THIS DAY, the 2sm Instant, at 10 o'clock, at No. 283 King street, Balanceo! stock on hand of J. R. Read* A Co,, constating lu part of FINK LACES, Embroideries, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Dress Goods.TioaSa, Shawls, Lineas, Blankets, Gloves, Fancy Coode, Ac, Ac Terms cash. marts : Clothing ano -farms fan g ?tfooa1 BUSINESS SUITS SKIRTS O ? JLi L .A. XL NECK WEAR. Gr LOVE S i. UNDER WEAR. CANES AND UMBRELLAS. TRIMS & TR j ?ELUNG BAGS AN ENTIBE NEW STOCK OP THE ABOVE GOODS IN THE LATEST STYLE, AND AT PRICES TO SUIT. J. H. L?WT0N & CO., ACADEMY OF MUSIC BlTttpim QlgriiciiUnrE* fiovticulime, Ut. T^INETTCOTTONIJEED FOR SALE 76 buabeia "PREMIUM." (Crop of 1870, sold at $126 per pound.) - bushels "Albion," (Crop of UTO, sold at $1 per pound.) - bushels "Chsmplsnl' Crop, and select. Apply to GAILLARD A MINOTT, ebS-tnsta Vanderhorst'* Wharf. D ICKSJN COTTON SEED 200 bushels Selected SEED, No. 1 300 bushels Seed, No. 2. The above seed la raised - from the Nc 1 Seed Imported direct from DAVID DICKSON, Sparta, Ga., 1870, and grown on the- Marshland Farm , near this city. For sale at very low prices by ' 1 J. 0. H. CL A USS ES, febs-ftu Marts* street. V of eight 3 WY es*andr ' -T?rp sic aor e' ' or 'Turn Halle,**du the east side of King street, between Broad kuli Tra?* sire*-*/which mr fifteen yes? previo os to tho bombardment of. Ohar leaton, and efl rate tn tue city ioryleldlngTena; also, Ks* "IS6 uhwci? street, *wnu 21&*?S&L The njitowlniHtflAL- ESTA TS in Charleston, ta <ie*cnii*i in pi* made ny .EJ.waru. J. ?bXte,?or Ve?^rhe twott^d^^?n^?nW BRltia"? TENS- . MENT STORE AND DWELL INO with ria 7?0?, No. 88 King street, Lot measures 14 feet front . by 240 feet deep, on which ls a Bric* Tenement Kitchen with elate roof. Lease exiusfl? lin Jufy, hy agreement. ?.' B. -Tte twe and a half story Prier. Tstj8men* Store and Dwelling, with tin root; No. sr King street. Tho Lot ls 17 feet front by 240 feet deep, sn which is a EsasnnaaMBrtete Ki tc nan,. with slat? : roof. Lesse apiree lat July, by agreeiassjjL^, ?? C. -The two an? a haH Btory Brick St?wattd ' Direuing, wita tile raaf, NCC 82 King stree*. lit* 27 feet 10 in chi? fruit br 241 feet dien? pa jrhici. ls * two storr.Rilot: Kitch??. with tile roo A, Least expires 9th Norraber. " " ' ? D. -The two anda half story Brick Store and Dwelling, vrlch slate roof, No. 80 KingjBtWit, Lot 27 feet ?Inches front by 211 feet deep, on whian ls a two storj' Brick Kitchen, with slate roof," and a large one story shed. This place has been -ibr many years used as a dying establishment hyjfr. Boescb. Leaae expiras 1st September, by. agree? ment. E. -The two sWiy Brick Store and DwsS?af, ? . with slate root, and ope story wooden eduino*. No. 73 Klnjr street. Lot M feet 7 inches front by 241 feet deep. Lease expires 1st July, try .aeroe ment. p.-The two ?tory Brick Store and- DweRiag ? . with Un roof^aud one story Wooden Shed, Nowt* King street. Lot 27 feet 2 Inches by 2*1 feet deep, on which ls a two story Brick Kitchen with ?nata roof and a Carpenter Shop. L?ate expiro? 1st aTovsmser,, fey agreement. . . *???"a# Q,-The two story Wooden Store and Dwelling with tin roof.No. T4 Kfng street.. LottTiBeV* Inches ny'??'Test deer* Lease etrptses Itt.Ms7, by agreement. . ?e <._? . ,?ag-..n* H.-The two and a half story Brick and wooden Store, and Dwelling with slate roof, No. Ta rang, street. Lot tt fedt ? lannes front by 181 feet deep, ' on whloh lt a two ?tory Brick Kitchen with slate roof. Lease expires let July, by agreement.. L-The "Terpsichore" or "Turn Salle,"having an entrance on King street or eight feet7-tacries wide, running lal feet, and then wldeahigjto flt feet, and running 110 feet deep. Lease expires itt July, by agreement. ~ ALSO, ; ?A"-;- . The three story BRICK STORE AND RESI? DENCE, vdth tile ropfTNo. 116 Ohurchstreet, one door sonfli of qnttenet wet, contalalng six rooms, pantry, piazza, Ac?, and a two-story brick alton* ea; lot 39 feel front by 112 feet deep, Lease CX ptn? 1st My, by agreement . ."3M^J1 Condltmnfl-One-third c&ah; balance ny bonds bearing 7 per cent, semi-antro ai ?nteres t, payarle in one and nroyears, to be secured hy- mortgajre orthe property, which must be kept insured ?y the porchisere and the policies assigned; theprtjs ent pollens ofrnsnrance tobe taken by purouastm and paid for pro rata. Purchasers to pay fur *a pers and rovenutystalpps. ? mtr28 -1 thsmwfmCai J V- *? By WARDLAW & CAREW, Anetloneeir?. JANE O. LEHRE, ADMINLSTBAT&E?, VS. THAM vRINA G. W?T?ELL ET AL. Pursuant to an order of coure lr '.ids causa,-to. . medtrecred. T will oner for sale at public anette a. THIS OAT, the ?th of Maren inst.,atir>ei?icct A. M., at the Old Poatoffioe, Charleston feV G., ,, All that LOT, piero or paroei of LAND, with th* - two-story waoseuhuilalng and o nitro uses the re on. ?Koste oo tha,eastalde of Amerlc? streut, be? tween Amherst street and Hampton courtjjtajs srlng and containing In front on Arnari?ASfroet IS fatty sad In deoth ltf feet, be.the same more ar less; bii'Ung and twunding north on Lot D,.easton LtnV ^ ror late of-, south on "Lot F, and west on 2 ?a ? rk* st. est. -, Terms-Oiie-hah cash; balane? on.act?dno? ona year, secured by hood of the prixChaae'r.IAd mortgage of the pr oporty, wtth interest at T ' jer oent-rrom itheday oXtsle; baijalng,ifl beinsp^ and policy laalgned. Purchaser to pay rot papers sad stamps. W - M. MCOa^r^g^ mam-taa_,_ ... Rema*._ . T . '?* " Aweitoneer. 'pity AUCTION SA^E^?X?ZAI?ETH E. 8?N . DEBA Executrix, va. 'Charles G. McKay, Executor, et al-In Common Plea*, r /.*T.^ By virtue of an order In this case, ftsued rytha HOB. K. F. Graham, Judge of the Circuit Counter the first OroulC? will offer for tale, at.TOUO Auction, at the Old Postofflce. Charleston, gC.n THIS UAY. the SSth. of Mares, A. D. 18T1, at U o'clock. A. iL. ?w All that PLANTATION OR* TRACT OF LAND, known a* "Flags PJaataUon," situate. lying, and being in the r arish of st. Thomas and St Denis, Ul Chark woo County and State aforesaid, measur? ing and containing seventeen hundred (1100) acres, mora or less, cutting and bounding to the norm on Und o? Ikresfort Bounty; to thes?nth on Land of W. L. Vending and samuel T-?ar? tin : to the east on Laud of Jonah Yenning, and to the west on Land of.----simona .* ' SESO. ? AU that PLANTATION OB TRAOT OF LAND, known as "Taverrs," s?mate, lying and being in the Parish of St. Thomas and st. Denis, Charles? ton County and State afore-aid, measuring, and containing five hnndrstfnnd sen (fiio) acrssTtnore or less, butting and bonnding to the north on Laad of Dr. Edmund Ra ven el; to the south on Lands of Beresford Bounty; to the east on Land of Hamlin, and to the west on Lands of Dr. Ed? mond Ravenei and John Sanders. Terms-One-tnird ? cash, sud the balanc*vaj| * credit of cms sufi two vea rs, with interest from the day of sale, payable annually, securer by condor bonds of the purchaser or pmenaaT?ra, and mortgage oTttfe premises. Purchaser to-pay me for starrfps and papers. R. 8. DU RYE A, ittflr^w2mtut ._special Ref erse. " By J. A. ENSLOW ft GO. m |^J-TJSCXiVAIX^o^ AND O^?. TOMORROW?MO^?lNG.fS29th Instant, atjctlf pa t 10 o'clock, wlU oe sold In Atlantic wharf Stores^ ; . " ' ' ?'-??^i- ? 3? hhdfi., 1 Superior New Crop Mnscjvftdo 60 tierces, . MOLASSES."n ^ loo bbds., Superlcr New Crop Clsjsd a 24 U?iroea,. . , Molasses. , sp bhds. Sweet Cuba Molasses. Terna at sale. . a , mags I Bj LOGUES & G BI MB ALL, ~ Auetloneen. MS. HUTCHINSON, ADM1NISTCA . TOR OF F. Mod INNESS TB. THOMAS MUOKE. Under the decree or the Court in the above case, of the 22d ins'ant, I wUl sell at public auction, In this city, on TO EBDA V, 18th April, AU Umt TRAOT "OT ?sN9, situate on James It land, ui the County of Charleston, containing tw.-nty acras, more or lesa, hui Ung and bounding north and weston pabilo road leading to .Fort Johnson, east on landa of the Stans or South Car? olina, south and southwest on lands cf 'Dr. . Thomas Legare. Terme cash. Purchaser to par for papers and stamps. H. B. YOUNG, Referee. marae-tns _ Bj i. fBAm iUniSBWBSi Html H rt s te Mrs ker, No. 56 Br ord Serest* AT ?B1VATE SALE, PHOSPHATE LANDS of best quality and locations^ Rice and Cotton Plantations m all parts of the Stats. City Residences, Stores, Building Lots and Farms. _octia-Sinb ANO-TBS 1 WEED" FAMILY FAVORITE LOCK-STITCH MACHINE. ire t ie beat lu use. Wat sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly nay? neats, on easy terms, or for cash. AU tan? of aachlne attachments, Needles, Cotton, (Whits, 3UMk and cokired,) Sui, Oil, Soap, Ac, Ac r Repairing as usaaL Circulars and taatpiSSOf ivor J: seat on application. ~ . " D.U. HASELTON, General Dealer In First Class sewing Ma> igl?es sad Material, No. 807 King street, anglT ChariMtnn. S. G. turabet, SmU Ut. ^Qptct ?F T?J?DEVEBlWT:. STEAM SAW MILLS, BUILDERS' DEPOT, No. 94 CHHUOH STREET, THBBX Doo aa No BTE OP Bao AD. The undersigned respecunlly solicits orders for DITY MILL SAWED LUMBER, to be delivered at my w uar r in the ol ty. ?rar Mills being operated bp ?xperu and experienced mechanics, we expect to Direr a superior article of lumoer, both-tn qualltj md regularity ol eui tin ir. Vessels -f the largest ilse can oelosdedat the Mills. Having made ar raugements for the mSunfacture of Boxes'tor shipping vegetables, at pnces which wur aery sompetltion, we invite the attention of formers nd shippers to our One lists For one cent ad iitional Boxes m lota or iso or over wfii oe dsuMr sd at t he forks of the road. ',' E. IL U RIM KB? mars