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--^3?-i-jr Meeting? Tilla Um y. .. *Ha?oa Lodga, at 8.P. M> ? ? . * ii Board ot Trade; at 8 P. M. - / ?> ? Washington Artillery Friendly Society, at P. M. Auction ^Sale? THU ?ny. je- _ WiiBain McKay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his ator?;rornltnrewpia?ona scales; Ac Miles Drase wai sell at io o'clock, afc blUstore, boots, shoes, feats and ct,pa. i .' A % the attention" of our merch an t s toi Tax Nnws -Tri?e? Current, Issued this norning. Made up with fue ?tmtlst care,'and handsomely printed With entirely new type, liiorms, WtththO onaim card of the house forwarding lt, the most attract? ive and welcome* weekly1 com mercie circnhv . that caa be used. -Price, for tea copies -or mare, with business cards, two and a half cents per .cnDjisj^ie'copies^ . .. ,>' ; " -.? ' .,rc ? CRCHBS.-There was no .boalnese transacted in the SUte Court yesterday. A rich General Staion*! docket ls accumulai Lng lor next term. THE PHILADELPHIA STKAMSHIT.-The very -toad weather or tte past iwo days has -Ceta;:, ed the steamship Ylrgihla nntn to-day, at 12 o'clock. Freigb trwiil be received tatt marni ns up to this hour. . OcTainav-The lighthouse sAqawer Atlan thus started yesterday morning tor Frying Kan Shoals; haying In tow the ?grrtshlp.Reuef, whioli ia tc- lepiaoe the Teasel, receaily blown -fr?m?ier lEoormgsat the thoabv -The AttantbUS lound the weat her very" rough On tsicf?, ' and 'was obliged to return. '. -POXKD OF Taine -A meeting of- tne^-BWbrd of Trade is called fer 8so'clock this evening," te take Into consideration the present financial con? dition of the Mate. - Tne matter to -one- of deep moment to every citizen,, and the action of the board will be watched with corresponding inte? rest. A large attendance en theparc or the m am? bers is earnestly deslred"und expected. >""TrfifiSDCTLBST THEFT.-Edward Brown, who was arrested a few days since Tor stealing cutlery to the value of between two and ?*three? hundred .dollars from- Messrs. A. H. A bx abatas 4 Sons, - ?pe tm? street, a few doers above Mar Kee, was . "?n?fgae? -before Trial Juattoe Levy yesterday merni ag. He' aotoow&dsed the thai L, and, was committed ln-detanlt of Ball for trial at the-next terni "bf the Court oflsenerai sessions. *&r '. . THE TURNT EKED.- HA LU-Tho German Tum ' Verein have purchased the ball oa'Kttg street, la . ?blah-they Uave hithertobehl their ?at?.lugs, for the sam of vim. The hall bad been rented for ar teen years, before the bombard ment, .and was sold at pobllc auction last Tuesday by MT. Louis D. DeSaassure. The bUfldlniwaa the first theatre la t h e-^c lt JJ, ano. ia ono of the oiclu it ..?difice? v lu Charleston, having been erected hf the* days -when -South Carolina was an KaglMh colony. ?RrrjoVEMSO STOLEN GOODS.-Brocs:-Granville Was examined yesterday -morning befo? Trial Eustice Levy, charged with buying a coit^ofrSpe frpm Moses Johnson, a colored boy, -ho Jad .Mtthtt from Mr.x H.*St?lnmeier? at the.fbot-of Broid street. The-jope, which was.Fsluod at $26, was found1 id hf?' possebsion, and be bad' paid Moses the insignificant sum of $8 for ft. -'The prisoner was bound over tn the su mor asno;' to appear for trial at the next term of the Com? o? g?nerai Sessions on. the charge of buy lhg and r> eel ring stolen goods. ^ mp ? j . ? UNITED STATIS COBMISSION-KR.-A mate ol tba snip Missouri waa brought before Commla SionerFtrteons, on Wednesday morning, and ex? amined on the charge-of mau rearing one or ?he fleanyn Th? offence waa not proven aad tire da jW?aAafB* ?uwatfgeth a Tba sama mate was again arrested yesterday morning and camed be/ore- the commlaitooej, on a,aim Oar charge made against bun by another seaman. The latter j proved clearly that he had been beaten by the ' mate with his nst, and otherwise maltreated, and the prisoner was about to be committed when Sat prosecuting maman relea ten, and dropped ?be case upon the mate'? paying him $10 and the ?Saibor the case. ' ^TK?kttoTrso AFFRAY.-Frank Manon and ?Wu; lam Darrell, the parties ra plicated ta the shooting of Mr. Finley ar the Race Courte on Tuesday afternoon, weja brought before Trial Justice McKinlay yesterday afternoon, and-having waived att examination, the amount of their bau waa-flied at five thousand dollars each. .Vals waa allowed upon an order of the conn ry sorrel cox,, ia sued to that effect, afte'r a odn sill tat ron wltbthe 1 physicians attending Mr. Finley. Mason was 1 batted out at three o'cioclc, hte" un ch?,- Alderman ! ?J?Rard, and Alderman Greene being, au retie? on 1 ^jto^bd^^p.arrell lias bot been able .to produce MBBit Sarette* Mr. Finley, the wounded man, 1 Who rewtdes at ??cyfrV King street, Ls improving, 1 bat-Is far from belog out of dasger. ' a> -. -. ? 1 0.798 AKn STARS.-James Lewhv, arrested j lor being drank and disorderly lu Meeting'stree t, was sentenced to pay a toe of $& or go to the ! House of Correction, for Avaday?. * ' Joseph singleton, .rouged for reeling about : jsthoj titree* and creating a dtsiocbanea while 1 pawnsnitiag to 3w drunk, was sentenoed to pay a < , J|a of >5 of spc$d tea^ dlajA In tte Hoare > Cor- . ! recite*. -.?..'{,'"'.'. ^ , ' Patrick'Kelly, arrested for disorderly conduct 1 and trespassing upon the premises; of Molly 1 Brown, in Church street, waa sentenced to pay' 86 1 OT go to the Uonae ?if Correction for Ave days. ' J?BK> cows, found straying on sou tu Bay Batta- ' ^*jg^??$ada} Aforooon, ai i a'ciook. were j tonged m the Stationbnaae.yard, and delivered 1 to the owner on payment of a fine of $2. 0 . . i COVIOM R03BJEB8 AKKKSTIB-How _TH? I Buaiiuasai MAKAOXD.-Abont ten days agajwo 1 white men or decent appearance arrived In tatt < .eHyttpm New York and registered jtbeaeebrea- at ; | -H5?fi*U?BSJ Boma, in" Market street, nnder tne A names of August Hartzer and Edward Homer.- P The two, who Were doing business together, i * owned a small two oared batteau of moderate ~-i capacity, m which they brought two pockets of ' sea island cotton at o o'clock OD Wednesday morning to the foot of Hased street, and landed ';, them on tbe-wbarl The cotton was placed in a. . cart hired for the purpose and carxiea trrrtngh ; East Bny^aod up Broad street, the. driver being ? dgfected to follow Btasatsr, who peened ed bim a ; ?j Mort dat moe op t ne' sidewalk.< When' near the " OoardBonae, Sergeantfteed, of the, police loree,! I obs ei ved something suspicious about the cot toa, ' l and, " btt 'sus p iel cms being ' ' stiff rfnrtb^/ex- u Cited by the aciion ^of-Hartzer m beckon- ; lng to the driver, ha- caused the latter- to jj <jme bato the- Station noose yard and leave the -.; cotton. Hartxei seeing Uringa' were going wrong' \ with i he cotton, toft en time np Meeting airest, A bntibemg on sued by the serg> ant andi;vertaten j near the Mutt House, he was lodged lu a ceil at1 ! . JBgftpardhoase. After telling -several conflicting ! - "fortes about the cotton, the prisoner at las \ con-, j yessed that lt waa stolen. Owing to bis atate men ta, Sergean t Heed proceeded at tao: clock that ? night so tne saHors' Home and arrested JBubter. j i A close seat oh Of the room occupied by the twp< ; prisoners re-sealed a lot of cotton bagging, twine, j . net-1 ri ea, tirtoannt. an instrument for cutting iron, j ties, and ether natures for disguising and otsapd-; lng cotton. The pockets of cotton bave the names) ' and brands carefully cat out and patches over the y peaces. Near.-these patches they are ?iso much 1' smeared with candle grease, showing that the* work was done at night, The prisoners appeared < * balote the Mayor, ff ha tomad them over to Trial!1 iastloeLevy. An ixamlnat lon took placo- yea ter- f nay morning:, and the two were committed to jail i _ for trial, it the next terra of the Court nf General- - Sessions. Toa whole adair waa discovered by an aocideni, -and much praise ht doe to Sergeant Meed f orato discruafnatlna and thepro mp t ma fi? ner In which the parties implicated wara taken Into custody. -Tuwa tamm^B?h?Xtm w wwii 1 tendant, In Atibe via?, p?>sed Q ft* very quietly Monday; Mt.J^F. 0. Duj?re'belh? th? cholee or ] .aQ parties for the ornee. THE ?NPAfft INTEREST ON THE CITY ST?CK. we are now tola that the city treasurer ww com meace the payment of interest on city alocan, together with .all arreara, on tba loth of'Apr ll, next. We hope ao.. . . NEW CADET.-The Marion Star commends Congressman Hamey for bis appointment? or a son of Colonel R. 6. Hwwurd, of that conntyr*aa a cadet at Weat Point, and says that Mr. Howard Stood an excellent examination. THE ADOER hm*_The superior steamship Charleston, Captain Berry, which t left here on Tuesday last, With a large number of passengers, made an admirable Von to New. York, and reached there at 5 P. M., yesterday, nuking the passage in fliry-two honre. This unsurpassed -vessel is proving herself one pr the speediest aoaaL. FOWL THIHF CAPTURED.-Jas. Petre, a color? ed youth, waa arrested about dark on Wednesday evening by a policeman, as. he was.arcing bis way rapidly from ;he railroad with a pair of rowls. Being unable to account satisfactorily fot his being in possession of the feathery bipeds, die was tocked op to await bis examination. He con? fessed next morning that be bad stolen them from a woman whom he famfflariy mentioned ss Rosy, a stewardess on one of the passenger trams, and that he bad freqneiMr managed to relieve b?r ia this manner. Be was sent tn jaU for twenty days. ^ . .. NEW LAW IN REGARD TO PILOTS.-By an act ot Congress, approved oh the 28thof February, IST!-, alLpilfts of steam vessels .are req>.-ed o have an Unit ed States as well ai 'a State license. There ls a case under .consid?ration be fore .Trial - Justice Levy which turns 'upon this point, where a-pllot having an United'Staten Ucease of 3 first class branch and a State license of a twelve-foot "branch brought the- steamship Virginia into this p,ort. By the new law, any pilot wno brings a : steam vessel into port-without having an United States license, sad the captain of the steam ves sel. Sro each liable to a fine or one hdndred dol? lars. ' ' *" -'''---"" -1 ?? ?'j, THE UNITED BTATEB CouBT.-Tbe District Coon was opeo^at. ll o'clock yesterday morn? ing, his Honor J&getBryan presiding. The petition oT^Uos.'R-Brujv^-bankrupt, for a final dtecbarge,, was ire?erred'to-Registr'ar Clawso? to rejgjVc, and a tearing iti the gaje appoint? ed tSfojjpka oRs^-^*>'*~ ^ f iLrtytevijf, asaitoea^isor. A? Shtttow, bank? ; rnp^/WJ^Suirrderel!! toonil In -ftie^redrtors of the b?nfapfti.to estabisS'?nelricalma, before'the 2Sth nf I w|>|'rju I??S??SWre*1 estate of toe bank ruptT^olum'bttv ?Ttae ist or May nrxt, and to ho??Taniame^ject to4hd-"?&?ner order of tke court. >*" "j^^0**^^*****" _ . D. R. Phifer, assignee or Thomas Whitmire, was OnH*d to sell the ?basas In* act len or tba SMd bankrupt, at public aactioa, at such time and place as to bim may seam proper, after gtvfng the requisite legal notice. ACCIDENT.-Wednesday evening, about eight o'clock, as a party of gentlemen were returning to the etti In three buggies, they drove through "Line street, on the wa*???. King. The first two buggies passed safely ov?vt?e railroad traok, but as the third, driven utt^pined by Mr. T. M. Cater, got on the tract?jE a> Io?ourtttlve, which was about twenty yard3??^gs^^oud whistle, and came on with its ti*e^??M?Tater's horse tool fright, and commenc??_-tb,klck and Jump, became en? tangled m the tracei In tais' trmrrctr lt scurried acrottthe tracir^u?fapon getting on tha'plauk platflarm on t&a.,Dthe?"'sid'e, which.was wet and t?^' sec^nTanggy wai-also 'MgWnedt'ana be? came- entangled, but was prevented from doing any mlscwetby the prom pt, act lon of one or the pent lernen In the' Craggy, who leaped" one and held him by the hea?ST -"?r?' ?&r^'ien'tag and decidedly uhoart&ln weather, the remple or tba Mo^'Mast" nTgKt was thronged with an expectant"* and. admiring audience. Everybody did his beal,, from tko orchestra to thojs?j qVnbia seial<alei'.ial geuilnl_ Castor and I^Upj". ?je "vWaobt.^m^hiia,'' p^yed in a medley In tue overture, attmeted much- attention am?tig:frioT Vermin ''part of the audience, from asfccl?tton, and among ot h exe ?imply far ita so ul sty-ring moeia, "ParuV' tarpcith/.written for thia Unnpe^'Xiv fine spec tabular play... Like near? ly ail', tbgse. buries que pieties; it fsent "rely devoid oTpl^stc^?r^ciram to rne ?toses enlato'the. m ea.-and edro-for-the . OMKCri?t *Pfib?un?i iJCPlVj troupe,; a?*?we , ?ave *ire*df M suuwi.^.. ytux.. previous ?no- , tfcea, daring .^'^weeL "makes a' ^vefy tjue ippear?nee;" th? Qj3turnef are'^brgtons 'and .?yet iaatefttl withal~ The'te'xr'is-'in . V* se, abounding, is usual, with slang arni .puna,, and allusions to | Sew York politics and'other topics'of engrossing , interest to that locality, ? much of Srhich ts, of Bourse; lost to the average Charleston lan. There ls, howe ver, mt?idperBed; ah through m aoh ?lng- 1 Lngaad dancing and bogus gymnastics, which i aave-anmlatatoble delight to the' audlejicc.'^ "jiiaa Lydia Thompson was mignffrrrently arraye'dy-snd by ?er aj^rariostaa by'her-Binging-and dan- i arig^brought th? h onaddown again au.dr.ags.in, ' un-grwjejyedymanya.to^ of ^?Jff bjj^i?Jtoken or...the a^p/pc?Aiioa of her a Mlm?r?rs. Beckei?t7 .as 'uanif coil vu?ed* ev?ry. 1 yoi? with his djo^amics,. keeVlng theandlen?e ld 1 m?-'l?^ebtianucd- storm' of-appian'ssi stop ly 1 i>y the -workfug of ? his racial-- njaaciea, ena, as 1 with a magician's, wand, stopping it instant iv, ' ?Then, arter repeatedly reappearing, hs thought it iX last time to let the pert; rm an ce proceed. ^: Al- , : hough lt would be all but impossible for any one; < so give an Intelligible account or the piara" acted last'Bight', ft ^.certain that everybody present waa highly. amused and taught d till his .sides ached. To night Miss Lydia Thompson takes a benej&H and will appear both Lu comedy and bar- | lesqae. "A Day tn Parts'' ia to open tte perform? ance, ia which ?he accomplished actress will sus' i^^Ba^^.fu^W^^? noO^^^* XJ09 TS TBE P?BZIC four^ taiuable ' <Jo?ut^^a| -Wedaesday^rfl?g. mese are direct 'quit?os; they ?iterc?t^n?any, srt^Bomcbo'dj f.houJd.answer tr.em promf?s,'< ' _The Erst Tor the State government to alas wer, '' fk ^H?-fe, me, bajd-w^rkmg' teachers;" <& ime ' ?arieaun publXo schools received thelrpay'yet, ' ^^pjpgfe have now b??n waittag. aua in^oo waa'ordered to nedi Tideri and paid'over'to the * ?tetrf> nraeei, 'ari^th4.aamtt'aum^aa aa^'.^aj^t^cc^ cf <rur poor teacher^ c id 8^^^?^^^^^^?aato?^11' tagjjnx^^^yp^^t? Hp*gm nearly o?e. month's 'salary, leaving about eignt mont^'salary st;li-due to moat t??^n e^.Teoa?s?ond o^tion^-_s^,.<^^.ndW is m^m^mn?^^ w??%ported dn;??nr naper?Tecemly, that ? distinguished and. Brcinl If the trustees of our State appropriations should Mow this man's example I fear soma time must > pass before you or our iojured teachers wilt receive a dlreot answer. Please excuse ? . .\" AM OLD OITIZZM. " '" M?Mr-a:mt?iiix?i?ii!? is. ?TM **sr>: .-.?fco.-*tm *j**jB& ' iev ? CHAKLKatOi? HOTBL. T ; ?.-l?v ; B. Ward, South Caranna;' Wm. P. Clandy; Macon, at; G. Luit; Georg?? Henry O.Tay, New York; Samuel's. La errer, Pennsylvania; George W. Rbse, Mra W. B. Heyward, Savannah, Ga-; W." A. Robinson and wife, Miss H. Robinson, S. H. stone and wire, syracuse, N:T.; Mra. Ripley and two daughters, IL- C. Vahness and wire, New Yorkr-F. F. Battle, Lowell; W. L. Ames and wife, New York; Mrs. Lan drum, Miss Jencks, Georgia; T. L. Henry, Baltimore; s. B. Dow, Sonta Caro? lina; Wm. W. Wallace, Philadelphia; A. M. Corrie, South Carolina; H. T.^Dalandj Boston; C. Whit ney, Calcut ta ; 0. A. Bajlou, wife and child, Rhode Island; ?. Stern, wife and daughter, Massachu? setts; A. H. Tunbridge abd wife, Mrs. Davis, Miss Llzzln Tunbridge, New York; Dr. Turnlpseed and wife, G. B. McCants, south carolina: James Ft Teller, New Tort; John H. Moore, wife, child and servant, Mrs: D.H. Burnham, Columbia, S. C. - iv. H. Hunting, Aiken, S. 0. PAVTLrON HOTEL. v. M J. D. Murchison, south C aron a a; Mr. and Mrs. Write, Miss Mary Waite, Chicago; Charles Rippe, St Louis; E. H. Trotter, Miss Fell, Miss E. Trotter, Philadelphia; J. H.'Baldwin, Baltimore; Calvin Durand and wife, 0. fi. Durand and wife, D..A, Joses and wire, Miss Hattie Janes, Chicago ; Miss jinna Jones, QamevUl?,-Ohio; - Huntoon and wife, T. G. Hamilton and wu's, Mrs. Warden, Mr. and Mrs. Gray, New Tor?. il LL LS HOC? B. E. M. Brand, iiognnsvllle: J. R. Cook, W. Tbourett, Bonneaa's; D. B. Dunham, Savannah; H. Townsend, Was hing too; R. S. Wilson, D. C. HUI, Florida; J. L. Hammjnd, J; W. Craig, Altan tic and Gair Rsiifoa+r J. w. Glover, Brunswick and Albany Railroad. .a? v B-I%B- xi JU * jr o * i o xa. THE-SPECIAL ArrKNTioy or TUB LADIES- is invited to a lot o; en ti rely '?ww and exceedingly oea at if ul patterns, jost xeeelved and opened for sale, at reasonable prices, byMme. Lazier, Paris? ian iraismaker, King street, one door above Wentworth street. Call early as the supply ls limited. * . , - . I -r- >:* BUTTBR, GHKBSE, &a - Mr. A. Nimitz, of J Nov 209 East Bay, is peculiarly fortunate ib haying [ secured the services ef Mr. S.A. Lambert as bis purchasing agent lu New York. Mr. Lambert's Qualifications are so" well known In Charleston that his .engagement can hardly fall to prove a J tramp card for Mr. Nimitz, and eminently satis? factory to bis customers. BSA? WHATP?OFKSoa MBAKS, of Savannab. says about Bowen * Mercer's superphosphate, ad -rertised by Mr. Paul c. Trehholm, la this morn? ing's Issue: "I ts Ob?rai Supply of soluble phos? phoric acid in combinat lon with lime, must give a satisfactory fruitag? Ibr the, first year. The In? soluble phosphate ?f tue same base, by slow chemical changes^ subsequently-going du tn (he soil, will Increase Its capability for, producing a better crop for the succeeding year." marSl-4. DOLLAR STEAM ENQ?NBS.-Having taken the. agency for this little wonder, we are prepared te furnish them singly or to tba trade. Single en? gines-mailed to any address on receipt of $1 SO? - '--..''.BonrasT A MARTIN1, - Nos. ?29 King and 23 Broad street. marSl-fBtnS " MARK TOUR CConnsa ! -Order your Stencil Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. . oe t it-fa THE ATTENTION OF WATOH-BUYERS ls Called to our large stock of Waltham Watches. These Watches have been long known throughout the, United States as the best and cheapest m the market. AH Watches guaranteed. - nt W. OAKE?MQfOff A Co., * marl3-mtnf No. 266 King street. ALL that are suffering-from bodily alimenta incident to our Southern climate, should avail tfflmselvoB of the beneficial effects of the Oki Car? olina Bitters. AT COST ! AT COST 1-Large size Chromes. HAS?, STRSKT BAZAAR. M APES' SUPERPHOSPHATE has been reduced to $50 cash, and $60 on time. Kinsman Ss Howell ire the agents for the state. f CROQUET ! CROQUET ! ! CROQUET 111-Im? mense reduction ta price ! The largest Field Croquet at $4. HASBX STREET BAZAAR AND NO. lei KINO ST. mar22 So GRXAT ls the reputation of the Old Caro? lina Bitters that they are to be found everywhere. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN fi VEE ! te Velvet and Leather bindings, 76 cents; ole price soneats. In Velvet and Leather bindings, ss. cents; ?ld price fi. in Velvet and Leather Moolaga, tl; old prioe $1 Sf. la Velvet and Lea? ther bindings, $120; old price fl 50. HASU. sr. BAZAAR, AND Na lei KIMO ST. AN Invalid must Indeed be proud ot his 111B, if he c oes"cot avail himself of the greatest cura? tive agent known-0. C. B. ATTENTION,- TOURISTS.-Stereoscopic views ?r Charleston and vicinity, at No. 161 King street, ar at the H ase l- street Bazaar. -J* no vi: BU L HEADS printed on tine paper at 13, H ti, if so vid gs 60 per thousand, according to ilse, at TEE NEWS Job Office. . BcniNiss ENVELOPES.-THE NEWS Job Office s nov prepared to furnish good envelopes, with Ttrsln.?ss'cards printed thereon, at $4 per thous ind. .Send your orders. Every me ronan t and mslnesa man. should, have hts card printed on tua envelopes. '- ' _ *&??; PAPER DOLLS ! PAPER DOLLS !-Sold at 3, 6, i and 12 cants each ; former pri?es, 6, 10,15 and ro cents. . No. Mi KINO ST., ANO HASSLST. BAZAAK. fianc Agencies. rjiHB SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION. The undersigned have entered Into an associa? tion for Che purpose of introducing IMMIGRANTS INTO SOUTH CAROLINA, and producing bornes for the sama Tier propose to establish Agencies in the prin? zipal cities or Europe, and in the Northand the Northwest, and assist Immigrant? in coming tb ! mr-State where they have homes provided, and ?id them la becoming permanent settlers upon the sou. . . They request their friends throughout the s tate 1 to place such of their Lands and Real Estate at their disposal as will make suitable homes for Im migrants at the loweet credit prices, say for a pe? riod of five years, wbet^ the undersigned will un? terl?ge to advertise and sell, charging the own? ers a reasonable commission for the Sale. Circulars will be prepared and 'distributed ex? plaining more in detail our plans, CENTRAL OFFICE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Corner Slug and Market streets, CHARLESTON, So. CA. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY A 00. . REFERENCES : Gen. Wade Hampton, Hon..James Chesnut, Hon. J. P. Carroll, Gen. Jno. S. Preston, Hon. B. F. Perry, Gov. A G. Magrath, Gov. M. L. Bonham, Hon. W. D. Simpson, Gen. Johnson Hagood, Andrew Simon da, Esq., Hon.' Arni latead Bart, ? Hon. Geo. A. Trenholm, Hon. J. B. Campbell, Gov. Jno. L. Manning. mar28-lmo J?ING WILLIAM. Just received at Kl s'G WILLIAM'S CIGAR FAC? TORY, No. 310 Kfng street, near Society street, a large and complete assortment of Lear, Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO, cigarettes, snuff. Pipes, Ac. Havana aud D imestlc Cigars Imported and manufactured by WM SCHRODER, wbo respect rally Invites the attention or chewers and smokers, and traders, wholesale and retail, to a stock ?oily comprising-every variety of quality, and prices, from the cheapest to the highest grada walch ts offered at the to weat cash rates. Ail orders from trie country, will receive prompt attention-'and shipped C. 0. v., or at thirty days' city, accept? ance, ' deciaemos CJWTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.-CAM* O DEN TRAIN. . CAMDEN TRAIN-CHANCE OP SCHEDULE. On SATURDAY, April 1. the folio wing .chin ge will go Into effect In the Schedule or the'Cantden Train: - .. On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATUHDIYS the Camden Train will run through to ?olumVti. Leaving Camden............6.wro'eio?E A M. Arrlvlag at Colombia.....'.HMO o'clock A M. Leaving columbia..138 o'ctock P. M. Arriving at camden....6.00 c*nock T. IL Making connection with the wilmington' and Manchester Trains each way. On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS the Camden Train will continue the Schedule hereto? fore existing lu running rrom Camden to jBCnp vtue, and making connection with the Through Maintains. A. Ih TYLER, Vice-President. S. B. Pi CES NS, General Ticket Agent. mar29-imW3 S OUTEE CAROLINA RA?LROAL'. VICE-PRESIDENT'S OFFICE, 1 CETARLESTOI?, 8. C., January 18, mi. f On and after SOEDAY, January 22, the Pasaen ger Trains on *ue So ata erinna Rallro&d Will rat asTolKA*'s: ... ?. , ..? . ? . ' ron AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston. .12.60 P. M Arrive at Augusta..-. alfi P. M. ma COLUMBIA. Leave charleston....... . SM A. M. Arri V o a: Oolam bl a.8.40 P. M. -- roa CHARLESTON. Leave Augnsta.?.. ".40 A. M. Arrlvo a: Charleston.".....\. 3.20 P. M. Leave Colombia.....12.16 P. M. Arrrlve at charleston..wi.... T.60 P. M. AUGUSTA NIGHT BXPUSB. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston?.?.?. 8.30 P. M. Arrive at Augusta.?.-.?.:. 7.6?;. A. Leave Augusta-. ?.?o p. M. Arrive at Charleston..-..-.r......, 6.40 A.M. COLUMBIA NIOHT KXTKHSS. . (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston............. 7.10P. M Arrivent Columbia. 6.00 A. M Leave Columbia..7.60 p.. M. Arrive at Charleston.:. 6.46 A. M. SUMMERVILLE THAIN. Leave Charleston. 4.30 P. M. Arrive at Summervale..6.00 P. M. Leave-Summerville... LOO A. M. Arrive at Charleston.8.16 AIM. ? . . CAMDEN BRANCH. Leave Camden.6.00 A M. Arrtvaatcolumbia.....................10.40 A. M. Leave Columbia.A.......... 1.26P.M. Arrive ar Camden.- ts.oo P. M Day and Nlght Trains make close connections at Augusta with Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad. Night Train connecta with Macon and Augusta ' Railroad. > - . columbia Night Train connects with Greenville and Columbia Railroad. Camden Train connects dally with Day Passen? ger Trains. . ' .' jania ' AL.TYLER, vice-President. . VTORTHE ASTERN RAILROAD COM ?y - PANY. ? CHARLESTON', S. C., February ll. lill. Trains leave Charleston Dally at 12 M and 6:30 P. M. - Arrive at Charleston 7:30 A M (Monday? ex? cepted) and 3:30 P. M. Train does aot leave Charleston 6-.30 p. M., SUN BAYS. Train leaving at 12 M makes through connec? tion to New York, via Richmond ard Aoquia Creek only, going through kn 42 hours, WITHOUT DETENTION. ON SUNDAYS. Passengers leaving by 6:30 P. M. Train have choiceof route, via Richmond and Washington, or via Portsmouth and Baitimors. Those leaving FRIDAY bythls Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal? timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN? DAY lu wilmington, N.e. This ls the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points West and Northwest, both Trains making close connections at Washington with Western trains Of Baltimore and 0 hlo Railroad. S. S. SOLOMONS, . Engineer and Superintendent. F. L. CLKAPOR, General Ticket Agent. /ebii-i2moa SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAH7 ROAD. PASSENGER TRAINS on thia Road run dally a fouows: 'J Leave Charleston.8.30 A. M. Auive at Savannah.8.00 P. M. Leave Savannah.,.U.16 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.5.20 P. M. Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic A Guli Railroad for Jacksonville, St. Augustine, and all polntsJn Florida. With Central Railroad for Macon, Atlanta, Mo? bile. New Orleans and the West. With Steamboats ror-points on the Savannah River. At Charleston with the Northeastern and South Carolina Railroads, and Steamships for all pom tc Nor Mi and West. Through Tickets over this line on sale at Hotels in Charleston; sc re ven House, Savannah; aadaU principal Ticket offlees North and Sooth. Freights forwarded dany to and frem Sa van nah and all points beyond. Through Bills of Lading Issued to Jacksonville, . Palatka, Ac. .' Tariff as low as by any-other Une. C. S. GADSDEN, octS Engineer and Superintendent. Dr 1155 , Xf) cm itali?? &c. ROS AD ALI S. ROSAD ALIS is the best Blood Purifier. . ROSAD ALIS, a sure cure for Scrofula. ROS AD ALIS, endorsed by Physicians. R08ADALIS, a potent remedy for Rheumatism. ROS AD ALIS, a Remedy tried and true. ROS AD ALIS, the best Altera? tive extant. ROS AD ALIS endorsed by the following : Dr. R. WILSON CARR, of Baltimore. Dr. T. 1 PUGH, of Baltimore. Da THOA J. BOT KIN. or Baltimore. Ur. A. DCTRG AN, or Tar boro', N. 0. Dr. J. s. SPARKS, of Nloholasvde, Ky. ? Dr. A. F. WHEELER, of Lima, Ohio. Dc W. HOLLOWAY, of Philadelphia'. Dr. J. Li MOVIARTHA, of South Carolina, and many otners. See ROSADAUS ALMANAC.. HO8ADALI8, endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now of Mary? land Conference, formerly Chaplain lu fhe Con? fed?ralo Ai my of Northern Virginia. ROHADALIS - is Alterative, Tonic and Diuretic, and acts at one and the same time upon the BLOOD, LIVER, Ki I) NE Ta a nd all the SECRETORY ORGANS, ex? pelling BU Impure matter and building np the system to a healthy, vigor?os condition. BOSADALIS IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. DO WIE, MOISE A DAVIS, ) Wholesale GOODRICH, Wi NEMAN A CO., \ Agents In Dr. Or. li A Eli, . .) Charleston. parS-ly_ Jeaacsitl's pr?parations. SUR/E ! DEATH TO RATS, J ROACHES, BEBBUGS, &c.' NEVER FAILING. . BOXES DOUBLE THE SIZE AS OTHERS. HERMETICALLY SEALED AND ' ALWAYS FRESH. Sold at Wholesale by DOWTE, MOISE <fc DAVIS, And at retal by au Druggists. febl-6mo BEDFORD'S LATE CORWHTS) GROCERT ..AND [ HEADQUABTEBS FOB S^EOTEjD^DA?B?" BUTT?E.. . , . .V-' k ! PUBE L??y LARD ^'*-. "V.. . 'h'':' I . " ' " " " ' TJRIM|r tACTTORY ANB ENGLISH CHEESES / ?7?r?? . ENGLteH ?ND AMERICAN 0B?.0KBB9,?irt . % ' .. .", ? ' * BISCUITS/ ?cV 40. :." N. S.-I CLAIM TO SLEEP THE* LARGEST .STOCK. AM) MOST.EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT Ol PA?HLY G?OOnTBTEfr l? T?1B Gift. .'... F E. E. BEDFORD, . . ' " '' . VERY_ TTT?^ ' ' ' ' PURE . . -^ - 8?CCBS80K TO . 1?? fi*t fc?OTOE' ' ' f ~ . . ? ? RBAN?I;H*,-WIH^V8| - *i .1 :' WILLIAM S. CQRWDi A CC., ?i,/.. .F A M I Li !.. -,'.?v.- ? . *' AND VERY WOf,"' ' No.975**STe STREET, , . >. ? FLOUR.- ? -v.- . .-ST , . r.-.v. . I- ... WHISKIES... ? WHOLESALE AND RKTALTJ DEALER . ? ' . - ? '.'.? -?. :. * . . . . ., : Fine Teas, Coffees,: Sngars., ^l^wions,^ 3p|cea, ?$je?| . . H.E H. ?rETlC AL?T S RAL KD ?KUTT?. J J V'?.'??TA'Bir?S, ... M E"A,>T S.*. S O *~ ??. '. Ali article? sold from tula establishment 3re dr the 7?RT BEST QUALTTY ana OTARRA NTFIL Gooda louvered to all parta of tne/Ottyy Railroad D?Dotsl Sieamboat!, free ox eApenee. ?..*?.* "i- r? *T? i.'*, .? '| ' " ** ' 7 .*? *??' -;' .. . - . EVERr E. BEDFORD. 1 ?SE?D 'POR A ' "; '* ': " (JAS.' S. MABTTN. QEO. H. CRUBER. [ OATALOO?E. ... j WM. G. MOQOrJa. ?crjieoam 6cr)napp? READ: CAREFULLY. Ague and Pe ver. i - the. only preventive K?DKO for Gail!.s and Fever is the usefof wolfe's.Soliledam Schnapps. . Wolfe's SchiedaiTi Schnapps '_Is good for Dyspepsia.* ?Wolfe's Schi?da^ Ikhnafps Is a preventlvaof Chills and Fever.' Wolfis Schiedam Schnapps Is. good for ail Kidney and ?ladder Complain ta. Wolfe's Sot?edam Schnapps; Ia used all over the World by Physicians in their _practtoe. _._" Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps I .' _ - ? good for*Qoht. K '. * Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps ht good, for an TOnaTy complaints; ?'' Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps " IB recommend ed bf all the Medical Faco.itj. Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps'., . Is good for Corio and pain to th? stomach. Wolfe's Schiedam Scfumpps. Is Imitated and counterfeited, and purchasers will J have, to nee caution tn purchasing. ' I beg leave to call t he atteunor* of the readerfto testlmonMOs In favor of the schnapps: 1 feel bound to say thatT regard your Sea*AFPS as being in every respect pre-eminently pure, and deserving of medical patronage. At all events it [is the purest possible article of Holland gin, here* tofbre unotftainable, and as such may. ?asafely prescribed by physicians. DAVID L. MOTT, M D., Pharmaceutical Ohemi9t, Hew York. . LOUISVILLE, Ky., September L I feel that we bare- now an- articio of gin-suit, able for such cases as that remedy is adapted to. DR. J. W. BRIGHT* "Schnapps" ls a remedy In chronic catarrhs! | complaints, Ac. i' ? - I taite great pleasure In bearing blghly credit? able testimony to Its efficacy as a remedial agent tn tiie diseases for which you recommend it. Having a natural tendency to the mucous sur faces, with a slight .degree of stimulation, I re* gard lt as one of the most important- remedies lu chronic catarrbal affections, particularly those of the genlto-arinary apparatus. With much re? spect, your obedient servant, CHAS. A. Lt:AS, M. D.. New York. No. 36 Pnri STREBT, N. Y., NOV. ai, 186*. ?00LPHO WOLPB. ESQ., Present: DEAR STE-1 have mane a chemical examination of a sample of your "Schiedam Schnapps," with the intent of determining if any foreign or injurions Substance | had been added to the simple distilled spirits, i The examination-has resoltes in the conclusion that the sample contained no poisonous or harm foi admixtures. I nave been unable to discover -say trace of the deleterious substance* which are sometimes employed ha the adulteration of liquors. J would'not hesitate to use myself, nor to recommend to others, for medicinal purposes, -the "Schiedam Schnapps" an au excellent sad : unobjectionable variety of-gju. - Veryjrespeetfally ; yours, (Sigueuj CHAS. X SE ELY, Chemist, CHEMICAL ABD TECHNIC AL L ABOR ATOE Y , I 18 EXCHANGE .PLACE, N. Y.. NOV: 26. 1867; j UDOLPHO WOLFS, Esq. : DEAR SIB-The under? signed have carernlly and thorooithiy analyzed a sample ot yonr "Aromatic Schiedam Schapps," selected by oorselves, and have fonnd the name free from all organic or inorganic' substances, more or less injurions to heal) h. From the result of our examination we consider the article one of superior quality, healthful as a beverage, and effectual In lt* medicinal qualities. j Respectfully yours, (Signed) ALEX. TRIPPEL, Chemist. FRANOIS E. ENGELHARD, M. D. - * 1; 'For sale by all respectable Grocers and Drug ? UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST., -marti-amc* No. 22 BEAVER STU:BET, N. Y. Bittet?. WHOLESALE AO ENTE FOR THE OLD CAROLINA BITTERS. H. BISCHOFF & ca, : H. KLATTE A CO., BOLLMANN BROTHERS, J. A. Q?ACKENB?8H. WAGENER A MONgEES, MANTQUE ?c-CAh :-. ; (Sae Sixtnvts. g ALL, BLAOK & CO., Will sell their Steck of 1ZE AND IMITATION BRONZE GAS FIXTURES MUCH LESS.TH AN TBE AG f WAL COSI OF: MANOTA OTURE. '.R j These goods are of the newest patterns, and in finish superior to- any in the market. To those 1 furnishing houses, tula is an opportunity to pro-1 cure Uie BEST CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, Ac., at a leas price than they would pay for Inferior ] fixtures. it is our intention to give np entirely this branch of onr business, which causes so great a reduc? tion in price. ?j ? BALL, BLACK 400., NOS. 665 and 467 BROADWAY, N. Y. Junis-iyr_? Mc ,00 NEE T., PAINTER ANDPAPE R HANGER. ?O. 102 BROAD STREET. (Davison's Old stand.) ga? Ordera Intended for me should be left as above between KlNil AND MEETING STREETS. mariA-i7* JOSEPH W. HARK?SSONS, ARTIST'S-SUPPLY, PAINT AND OIL STORE, NO. 62 QOKBN STBBBT, CHARLISTOK, 8. 0. Patent Thief Detecting (alarm) MONEY DRAWER, jana-mwfem . - J ! GDot?rmg tmh inmisriing ?o*os. I BUSINESS SUITS .. _.?.'>.'*. v-' : mtv* . . ? .. i . if?? . 1 ' - ? \ .. . ;.>; . - H M '.- ' ?* * - J*?':- . ? >. - NECK WE AB. C3- Ii o y - H s UNDER WEAR. CANES'ANO UMBRELLAS. TRLNKS & TR1VELL?NG BAGS tt . - lr AN ENTIRE - NEW STOCK OP THE ABOVE ?00D3 IN THE' LATEST 'STYLE, AND AT PRICES TO 'STJIT. ; . - - ' . . ??, |J.rt.UWT0M&C0., ACADEMT OF OTSIC BUILDING. Stritte and Snrtnslrmo, Q?COC?. NOVELTIES. SCAEFS AHD TIES. THE MATELOT H - THE MARQUIS OF UORNE THE MONARCH THE RUGBY CRAVAT BOW. COLLARS AND CUTTS. I DERBY KENSINGTON FLORENCE BR IC NO Ul LO ! THERE DISRAELI . CLUB HOUSE: CLUB HOUSE .,' AND A Fresh Stock of Fine Fur lljglttng Goods pf all kinds, at j SC OTTS STAR SHIRT -EMPORIUM, MEETING STREET, OPPOSITB MARKET. TyjTANIFOLD AND - .CARBON PAPEB& To Telegraph and RaRway Oomaantea, Brotara, , Reporte rs and Ex o h ange Offices, TBT COWANfT PATENT IMPROVED MANI? FOLD AND CARBON PAPERS. Send tor price and panic alara to COWAN ? CO., Stationers, No. 3? pine street, New Torfe. P. OiBoz 47?. - For sale by aU Stationers. aw2-thftta3mos By MILES DRAKE. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS". THIS MORNING, at 10 o'olaot, t Wl&BeU at my Store, corner of -Kin g and Liberty ??eu, 100 cases BOOTS AND SHOES, fresh goods, comprising BooTs.'Balmorals, Brogans, Congress, Prince Alberts. Malatfon> Fol**. Belka. Ac. Beio*a??8 M en's, Boye? and CallMUftR-Hats, ,? cases Mea*, Boys1 and ondrea's strawSata. mara! .... . - .?>?? . '. By^W?f. Mc KAT. TPTLL BTTSOLD AT io ?#ia? ?OT H No. 140 Meeting street' - A lot of HOUSEEOLB POKNITOSE, ?OEHilstlng of : BEDSTEADS, Feather Bed, Mattresses, C(?e and Wood-seat Chairs,Sofas.^eArlaTMeatfit?w. ?*I?&?5P?? *c Als?yo?eTAIBBANrs PLATFORM BOALE,-new. ~ ^Vv : mar? '"' ' 1 ' in '" I ' By Mcfc AH, *'~; Auctioneer. '-*.-.*.. i SALE DECAYED O>f ACCOUNT OP THE - WEATHER.-VALUABLE 1,6 T -' Wv-WfE NO?IttEASTERN FART OF THE CITY AT ABO THURSDAY, tue eta Apr?, ?56'id ty&tSSt A. Ms, "I will cffisf for ?ale at pobHcaaclSouy ? tte Old PosEofflce. toot of Broad atreaKu?. . -. AH t bat i#OT OF LAND, sit nate, lying and *elng on the west, aide of Drake Streek Iq jte&tyac OharlestfioJataly belonging AJrrautalm, buuing-e^bpnndingeast op S rata s twjflfa ststtr ca Lands foimerly of J. Barreta, sont*. ??^Lasda of H. W .li?lton, .lateof G. A.. Tre^oUtt, a?il west on lauds of Themas Oadsdoi Hinnahm ead containing ia front, on Drake?uaevae?* en toe west line, 60 feet each, and on the north, and BO a tb Hu es PR h IM feet, be the BSJtfdMenettms a utile morev iew. .... ^ <<??.;?/';.<; marti .? ?. ?>'---? SSIGNEB'S S ?'LB.. T*5 By virtus of aa order of rte District Opart or ute United'-States- for tlie^DiBmpdPtfRttt ' Carolina, I will sen before the Otrarthoeaai3rJ([al terboro', Colleton County, S. 0.. on MQrTJtaYf, fae 3d day or April-nert, at ll o'clock A,1?LT The following REAL PROPERTY, BWKlflhe Estate of W. OV-P. BeWnger, of tee ?rm>or*el llnger A Son, Bankrupts, .-j-^r^-? A PLANTATION oa.Ohehaw River, containing seven haiKlred.ajid .thirty-seven acras,atora or less, known aa. D ratall eld. bounded by banda or Edward Means, Bernard Elliott, Dr. Tbeagftf-Un nlngaud-othere. A A'. .. . ? * ; ?<?*.'. . AUOL The life Interest ot w. o. P. Beiiinger uw>no fourth of OTRANTO FL ANTATI05, ooatatHiag eighteen h and rad and seventy-five ^n^gear of V RV Heyware; S^umiima^ivtil^f The fee simple of one-third. of oriS-reartn of Ole above last described TRACT OF LAND. ? - 'ALSO, '&#rf'A& AHOUSE AND LOT In the- Tow^ af 'VWWroo ro', county of Colleton, bonnded by Loaui'eHlB. Est leifcr MUC PtaOa .and ^ belc**la*t*tte . A3TOBE ANDWT,"Vu?the town ?8 county aMresald, bounded by pabilo streets, Lotaf j. J. Tlela/arft YQdwr. ; . ... .... A FARM near Walterbore', ia fMi^-oeaMyroeB tain'iii cn* rmndrci sad twolse aorav wamd ed by Lands of A 0. Izard, W. B? Reinalda aad R> a. Bedon. " ' W: ??<>*r ?.' ALSO, *i>v " The contingent interest ofwrg. Refil%i*fc?i OTRANTO PLANTATION, above ?m?t5??Sr~Z, ' ' Terms itt ?ale-One-half castij Wf&MB&Mm One year, witt interest at sera?) pet,?ffeSPat Chaser to gire bond secured by feegjwatjn uVwb premises booght, and pay fot ^aygTwa pa Aaalgnee of B?langer & ?r>?R???T?lfe;' ?: aario-iy"-- . .. ?,. ^& 'j??82&?gk .^gctiimfgrg* grigou g^'^:. \ Bj J. FKA^-IIAll^lrtt, ' n.?l E-K*te Braker, No. m br?^ ?i?eat. AT P Bl VATE SA L lv..v PHOSPHATE LANDS of nest qaaWyaBd "ioaaUoas. ? \. . v -- ^pjoeand Cotton Plantations ??a?'i^o|^e ^ Otey Rsifldecoe*, Btosei,'.BnftMag^ ' '-'. '" ~^aW^a' f>iS'' '"' C;p AJI L E T on- ;,? .. .. ^_ . ... .... .. ; ADVERTISING .??I^T, Oaaaaa BBOAD firaaar AK? Ras?**t. fons , - . . . . ' ir> .:..-.v.-'-?--:s*ri- -it: - ADVERTISEMENTS taken at publishers' lo watt cash, rate? for ALL PAPERS In the Baited ?ates. . WALKER, EVANS 4 OOG?WffiLL, decS-mlrf .'. j^rc? SQ? PpTTO'yJffiBjl & ?J0 bushels Selected HEED; No. I fyk . soo bushels Seed. No. 2. .. . - j , The^b(iPe Seed la raised from. tifi^Naljeed Imported directfrom DAVID DIOB?oWsparta, Oa., l8T0( and grewo on the Manwarra Pam near this etty. ? . .v JEor sala at very low prlcai^r^^^^^^^ J ? THt ?TONO- ^ PHOSPHATE ?0 MPAlfT ? M Si .-, . ~ "?-r .:. OP THIS CITY, - *V " 0 ASE MAinJFACTUBING TH?LR ^ " SOLUBLE ?T/?MO, " Which wlU be furnished at caso, P?'?8 9? 1st November next? with city axceptance, and tneir 'T)ISS0tVED PHOSPHATE," for com; Cotton Seed, at $98 cast, or on 'lat wltbIO per cent additionaL "FORE GROFND PHOSPHATE" at $18 Contract (or the Fertilisers may be ?ade lp, ex? change for Cotton. ' . - i *>. -"^i"' .-.>"K .. . .?n -- ORDEB8 SENT WILL RECEIVE PBOMPT AT TENTlOn. . .. ^ - _ J. D. AIKEN,. AQENTiit. mari . . . _. ?p K R. T I L I 2 1 1 g ? 10? tons No: 1 PERUVIAN (CTnncba) . - " warranted pare. 1500 6L^ Land Plaster, graaadV from the best Nova ScotlaRoog, and warranted parc 100 tons Pare Dissolved and Ground Bone. ' 150 tons wheelock's Vegeta tor. The ? Vegetator has been oocoessfnBy used, ud.seacaa very high reputation. It ls aecond to no other Fertilizer, : except Peruvian Guano, cfiered ul inls marget* * loo tons "Rafeston'a" Dissolved Bon6 andAmmo 100 DOls1,1Eastern' Island Flan Guano, at jae per tori of ?000 poonda. For sale by U T.J. KERR A 00. feb* _ . v . A GENCY . OE THE DEVEEEDX STEAM SAW MIL LS, BUILDERS' DEPOT, No. 94 CHURCH * ? - THBSK DOORS NORTH OF Baoaav The undersigned respectfully solidi CITY MILL SAWED LUMBER, to be any wharf tn the city. Oar Mills bemgr experrs.and experienced maeeaetos, v oder a superior article of lumber, both and regularity ol caning. Vessels' <>?.,t slse'can be loaded at the Mills. Bavin g rangements for the manufacture- <n ? ahtpping.vegetables, at pnces which ?Bl 4&r comp?tition, we Invite the attention of firp?rs aid shippers to oar line bats. For nae oaatad dltlonalBoxeB In lots of loo or over will be-deliver? ed atthe terka of the road. ? E. M. ORLMSET marp_ . Semina ?Mtatnea. LOCK-STITCH , AND THa '?RID''' FAMILY FAVORITE MACHINE. are the beet in usa _ ' For saic on the Lease Plan, with montey men?Ton.easy^ terms, or for cash. * - Maehlne attachments. Nuilee, O^. , WaXaad colored,) S?k, OIL Soaa, m *a ,: Repairing as usuaL Ciroals,rs an? satmdaa of work sent on application. ? Offaeral Dealer tn "First Chas 8ewia?>*a? chines and Material, Bo. SOT Singst??, angn Charleston, S, a