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? CITY AFFAIRS, Meetings This Day. Clttecaa of Ward 6, at 8 P. If. Cit (zens ot Ward 7, at 8 P. M. Citizens of Wa. d 8, at 8 P. M. Sumter Rifle Club,- at 8 P. M. irish Rifle Club, at 8 P. M. .?tna Pire Company, at half-past 8 P. Palmetto Division. S. of T., at 8 P. M. Palmetto Lodge. K. of P., at 8 P. M. Palmetto Social Club, -ts p. M. Auction Sates i his Day William McKay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his store, lce-hauses, rurnttere, ac. Miles Drake will se?" at io o'clock, at his store, -clothing, ladies" bats, Ac. . J. Fraser Matnewes wm eel at half-past io o'clock, at his office, a draft hone and miscella? neous library. ELECTION' ANNOCNCEMT?NTS intended for pub Heat ion in TH s NEWS, must, ?n all cases, be pild for in advance, THE REIVDHT OF THE Crrr REGISTRAR an? nounces 31 deatha m the city for the week: end? ing Jone io. of whom 9 were white and ra colored. Five still-births are also reported. f sr KRNA L REVENTE.-The public are. re? minded that the 20th is the last day for paying the 'United States Internal Revenue taxes on the an? nual li?t. GERM?N MEETINGS-The officers pf ?the Scnutzengesellschaft meet at the Sohntzenplatz this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Thc monthly meeting of the O' rmaa Fire Com? pany takes place this evening. CITY TAXES.-We again call attention to the -advertisement of the (tty treasurer, published lu another column in this morning'* NEWS, by which it wm be observed that the second instalment of the city tax mu-t be paid th lamont h. Tax pay ftrs'jwtll ptfaso ?sake a note at this. - - -j"** TUE INDEPENDENT DRAMATIC CLUB.-At a meeting of the Independent Dramatio Club, held on the evening of the 12th instant, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year E. Maynard, president; R. Jungblnrh, vlctf-presl-' dent; L. Frank, secretary; E. E. Bu ero, treasurer; ?C. Enero, stage manager; T. OstendorS, librar?a? ; C. CoULns, hallkeeper. THE CHARLESTON LIBRART SOOIBTT.-At the 133d anniversary meeting of this aoclety, held yesterday at 1 P. M., In the hali or the Library Bul citog, corner of Broad and State streets, the following officers were elected to serve for the en - suing year : Hon. J. B. GrlmbalL prealdent. vice Thomas Y. Simona, who declined a reelection; Professor Lefts R. Gibbes, vice president; Arthur Mazy ck, librarian; T. Alexander Broughton, trea? surer. ^ MONSTER CAROO FOR NEW TORE.-The steam? ship Georgia, Sidney Crowetl, commander,'sailed last evening with a very extensive a~d valuable cargo, embracing orel seventeen Hundred bates of cotton, besides large linea of rice, rosin, domes ?c goods, clay, fruit and 'farm trank, Ac, believ? ed to be the largest -steamship cargo ever seat from Charleston at thia season" ot the year. .The Georgia took ont about fifty passengers, and am Bret peaches of the season, principally from the Derby, Purvis, and other Brat class fruit farms at and near Aiken. " - SENT TO JAIL.-James Brown waa brought -before Trial Justice McKinlay yesterday moaning and examined on the charge of picking the pock .et o? Rot art wiii?ims^ jt was shown thatvBrown had abs ti acted therefrom, m the crowd at the lot? tery office, a pocketbook containing money, but was caught by Williams aa pe attempted to make off with lt. The prisoner was found guilty and sent to Sheriff Mackey'a hotel, whither he will re? tire from business for the space or thirty days, and enjoy the advantages of that seminary, which ls becoming one of the most admirable features of this popular Institution. . CLUBS AND STARS.-Mary Johnson, arrested ' on the charge or stealing a lot of clothing' and ' dry goods from Mary Jackson, ts held for er ami- ' nation. Thc case of oh:oe Francis,, a colored woman, 1 supposed' to be Insane? was referred to the ck y ' registrar. James Brown, arrested on the charge or picking ' Robert WUllr.rns's pocket at -the lottery office, 1 was tamed over ta a trial-j ns tlc?. Two parties, reported for disobeying the health ' ordinance, were finad SS each. Louisa Campbell, a amaH colored girl, arrested 1 for vagranoy, wa^.tijrne^iiw^B^arsother. 1 Ed?rf>'BrowD,-^rr?^"'i<^st?s4lBVHa piece of 1 bacon from his employer's store, waa sent to Jail ' J* thirty days. . , r COLUMBIA ITBMS.-The Columbia Phoenix nonces, a cotton Stalk measuring two feet in length, and adorned with two Mckeans, grown on the plantation o' Major W. H. Gibbes. < Major E. W. Setbeta, ox Columbia, left yesterday ' morning for Washington, summoned' thither to i testify before the Kn-Klux Couam?aslon. MT. Sei- 1 beis was secretary ot the executive committee of ] the Reform party. ' I They had. a hail storm on S un d ay last in Coin m - < bia,- accompanied - by lightning and thunder. ( A. graat_ quantity feil in a short time. The ' hghinlng struck a . tre-j near the South Carolina depot. The Greenville and Columbia Railroad rana short and extra freight trips. The high winda on Sunday last did considerable - damage to the fruit trees, which were heavily . loaded! Many were spus down. > Ex-Judge and'ex-Congressman H?ge has pur- -, Chased a the h ? a se in Columbia, and "designs making that city his permanent home. So says the Daisn. . - - The soldiers just arrived from th? far West, brought a number of prairie doga with tbem. THE STATE COURT.-The Outt of General Sea - aions was opened at io o'clock yesterday morning, Hon. R. F. Graham, presiding. The State vs. James Wright and Shem Hey- . ward*-grand larceny. Continued, and bench war? rants ordered aga'nsttree defendants. Tbe State vs. George Brown-bigamy. Same .orders. . The State va. Chas. W. Blocker waa oontinned,. ?na the same va. Charles IL Cleapor, for bigamy, was nol. prossed by order or his Honor. The roltowing cases were tried : The State' vs. Bill Reed-assault and battery, aggravated. A, M. Mackey ror the defence. Ver? dict, guhty. The State va Stepben Jones-assault and bat? tery. L. I, Woolf far. the defence. Verdict, guilty. The State vs. R. A. Evans-assault and battery. L. ? Woolf f r the defence.* Verdict, not guilty. The State vs'. George Washington alias Rob-' bins-assault, with luttent to kill, and assault and battery. Verdict,-hot guilty. " The State vs. albert Mercer-grand larceny. J. G. Mackey for the deren ce'. Verdict, guilty. The State vs. frederick Angerman-grand lar? ceny. Simona-A- SlegllnV.?or thc defence. The evidence roFthis'pi^ee^t4^ehs?aifi.d so entirely to criminate t^'ere?4a%^thaii^ witnesses bad been exanilfieBii^v.aplWtor gave up the ca8e. Unds?\i? dlj?rge ?T his Honor, the Jury brought in a verdt?t,'pf jwt guilty, without leav. inz their seats. The State vs. Garey Citizen. Dick Dawson and Yorick Holmes-graud larceny and cow stealing. Verdict, not guilty. The State va Garey Citizen. Dick Dawson and Yorick Holmes-grand larceny and hog-stealing. Bnttz for defence. Verdict, not guilty. The State vs. Gm Williams and va: George ahas John Washington-grand larcenyv. Thu prisoners lu these cas a were arraigned, and having plead? ed not gul,ty, their trial was set for Thursday next. *The State ve. J. M. Horton-breach of trust and grand larceny. Continued by defendant. Adjourned until io o'clock this morning. THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION. . * i ?* u t ''"?Lf .* it** I'I*" - " : " i'<.?"' ?j!5 " . . ' . '. The Masonic Sall was filled last evening with a Urge and enthusiastic crowd or citizens, who had assembled pursuant to the call fer the meeting published in yesterday's papers. Every class and condition was represented, and most of ?be prominent: m ra in the ward? were present. The meeting was caned to ofde> oy Mr. R. D. White, being requested to acted as temporary chairman,,and Mr. L. Sherfesee aa secretary. The following resolution was then offered and unanimously adopted: . Resolves. Thai a committee of five-be appoint ed by "tue chair to nominate a president, vice presi? dents andi wo secretaries, as permanent officers or the'club. Tba following ot un mlttee was appointed : C., Kerrison, Jr., Jinn P. Devenus, F. Von San ten, .Stephney Riley and Erhard. Ferritt. 5 '.->;-] After a short' withdrawal, the "committee re port (fl the following nominations': Benjam?n \ Lucas, president. John.H. Stelnmeyer, Jr., B.enj. Kinloch, R. D. Chaplain, Captain A. Melcuers, I vice-presidents. C. H*'Bergmann and Theodore Mitchell, secretaries. The president elect being conducted to the chair, expressed io a few remarks his stirprlse at the honor c.nYerre?. apon him, and at the same tim? his determination not to shun any responsl bUlty* Arter adverting to the condition of eity affairs, and the necessity of getting a good gov? ernment, he again thanked the meeting ror its feign honor, and tock the chair. Mr. Von san ten offered the follows?: ? Resolved, That we fully endorse the spirit ex? hibited oy Wards 8 and 2. and unite with Wai? 5 lu tue preposition to meet on the 28th instant for the parp?se of selecting delegates to a nomi? nating convention, to be held July ?th, ror the sjaleedon or-proper candidates ror Mayor and Aldermen, and a central committee, to whom shall be entrusted the management of the can? vas,. Mr. J. 0. Mackey being called on, said be had come by invitation as a looker-on merely, as he did not reside in the ward; bat he waa always ready to state his principles, and conter with those who are working for the advancement of the eley. The affaira of Charleston are now in the hands pt those .who are not identified with her. He. stated that previous-to theconventlon he had seen Dr. Leboy, and remarked that the citizens-would act wisely if they wo ?ld come forward and accept the situation, and control the element which otherwise-would bf controlled ly evil and design? ing men. The doctor agreed, bat said that preju li?es were yet too strong; Intelligence ?rohst rufe n the end,, and ll directed in the proper way a tertain victory would be the rea ult. He waa a RepuoHoan-i-ln favor of granting equal rights to Ul men. With social equality this bad nothing to io. That would regulate itself. Major Dickerson launched .forth in his usual ityle, rainer more vituperative than classic, and {ave a ludicrous account or -tue way in wbieh wr present city fathers provWe for tbeir-chll Iren, Major Samuel certainly shows a thorough tcqnalntsnce with the scavenger business-there s no denying that; but with Xae thermometer at IS in the shade, we prefer not to stir thia subject, or reasons that nt ed not be explained. When the major had brought his highly practl isl remarks to a close, the following resolution vas adopted : Resolved, That the chair appoint a committee or .tiree to walt upon speakers, and request tnem to ?ddreas the citizens or Ward 4 at its next meet ng on the subject of the coming munlcloal elee ion. THE BOOT WAS HI? AsHORi^-Tha'- jtrryv etf nquest, impanelled to'lu quire into 'he case of the lead body , which was washed ashore on Coat Island, some two weeks ago, held an examination yesterday morning, which disposed of the ease. The captain and hands of the sloop Cape Horn, 'or obtaining whose testimony the examination ind been postponed until their return from San iee, tell the following story : On the morning of j ;he ath or May laut, Arthur COBSMB came down o the Bloop-Cape Horn, as she was about to leave Tor Santee, and begged a passage, saying be had no money. He waa allowed to set aboard, and J ;he sloop proceeded on'ftertrip. ^tjw&rj 1 and" 12 o'clock, as the sloop'.wai??ffvBea?h'-.?nlat, Conv? iens, who had kept very'mtent dtrrrog theron ruing, umped into ti e small boat astern, and pulled off j Mshhoes and stockings, ne then said "Good ?ye,'^ aqd jumping, overboard commenced to iwineto Sntljran's Island beach.. A tremendous ?bb-tlde wis ruiiahiC ou', w?*<awept rapidly down towards the ocfan. 'Two MheTrae? who were standing on the beach, attempted to throw him a line but failed, and the tide quickly jore him beyond the reach ofea line thrown from the sloop. Thetld&wasap strong .that jue cap-j iain could not tu ;rrWs sloop} and he went np tc Shmlln'Sj where he lauded, and afterwards,drrg r?d; f<jr*tn? body.rwbhpni success, j ~3x s?veilal ?arl^tacSody jt^^?ct^ed, wii'h (M lotty ila kal bi -artjiur diaaene, abd the Jury -t atina" un at he'deceased "came to his death from drowning, it Beach Inlet, on the 6th day of May, 1671, while ittemp; lng to swim from the sloop Cape. Horn to ;he beach on Sullivan's Island." IS THE THIRH. \WARD ASLEEP? TO THE EDITOR,OF THE NEWS. Seven out of the eigh t wards of the city are tctively.organizing ror the Municipal contest ibe Third Ward remains quiet.. Have the ?ix totting eltlzens of thts ward no interest in com. non with the movement- to redeem Charleston ? Bas a spirit of lethargy laid hold upon the ener? gies qf thone 60 -'.t laxeres te j' in that. locality ind that, too,*'in ?he lace of the h'?m?rlcal.. itrength that ex hts" therein ? "SEVEN WA nos. THE WENTWORTH STREET L UT HE MAN CHURCH AND ITS PAS TOE. A meeting o? the congregation, of the Went? worth street i .ut he rh n Church waa held after morning servie i on Sunday, June ll, 1871, when the rollo wing nreambie and resolutions - wore adopted, and ortfereato be'pnbTISIted ?h the dally'' papers and In the Southern Visitor: Whereas, Our beloved pastor, Rt?v.Wra. S. Bow? man, having rf cen tl y received a call from a sister church in the City of Savannah,, accompanied by. a pecuniary proffer 'greater than ?thfe airafrunt ? which we, as a church, \? oar impoverished con? dition, are ablt- te bestow, (though not unwilling;) and, whereas, Brother Bowman haa promptly de? clined ita acceptance, thereby giving additional proof, (were L. needed,) of his affection for this church, and pious devotion to its spiritual welfare and>interests, choosing rather to suffer affliction with us and share in our Borrows and joys than enjoy plenty, comfort and ease among- others, though of the same faith; therefore, Resolved. Tt.at the Wentworth street Lutheran Church gratefully acknowledge their obligations to Rev. Wm. S. Bowman, Tor his prompt and posi? tive declination or the tempting proner, and will endeavor, wi; 1 God's help, to-hold up his hands, as did Aaron and Hun the hands of Moses, and sustain and encourage him in his labors or love among us, with our prayers, our labors, our Chris? tian sympatny ano love. Resolved, AH a church, we adopt the tender, lov? ing and pathetic laminage of Ruth, dhap. I. verse 16: "We entreat thee not tojeave us, or to return Irom rcllowlmr arteras; thy people shell be "our people, and thy Cod our God." Hotel Arrivals-Jane in. PAVILIO: .10TEL. . D. H. Shorter, "Munniug; D. Z. Moses, Sa^ vanuah;,E. Johnson, Camp Ridge; John L. Ellis, Augusta; J.J. Nettles, Northeastern Railroad. CHARLESTON HOTEL. W. Clark, Lewisvllle; J. L. Branch, W. C. and A. Railroad; Geo. W. Hardee and wire, Mles Free? man, M. Brown, W. B. Tolle and lady. J: S. Hall, D. Hall, New Yoi k; 0. F. Hampton, Miss Hamp? ton and set vant maid, B. P. Williamson, Darling? ton; J. C. Sutherland," Bennettsvllle; W. B. pea ham, L. E. Trescott, Snv?nnah; J. ?. Hinckley, steamship Empire. MILLS HOUSE. Orlando Wuiiams, Baltimore; Wm. Otis ind" wKe, Syracute* a B. Watson, Savannah; Sidney Crowell and Wire, steamship Georgia; J. F. Alna, worth, J. F. ainsworth, New York; J. P. Consta? ble, Augusta. PRICES REDUCED.-Dress Goode ot every de? scription are not. sold at and below cost, by Messrs. MBLOHBRS A MULLER, J un 6-8 Ko. 217 King street. aZJBJBXI?fG OK COUJfOXZ,. i ft ? 'V ? fl ??i^P 'j A regalar Ta ee tin J was held last e venias i^cl?ki ^P^ent^Ha^p? P^abhry, (-??etn ??adlrigs? Crraalngham, Holloway, VofgV Hal ton, Colline, Potter, Smalls, Thorne, E. P, Wall F. Wall and Howard. The minutes were read and confirmed. PETITIONS. i The pqa of J. 0. B> Clausaen and Camp ?'A'Co., crlUinV attentlouno'thi miry condition Rafer's alley, was referred to th j committee afreets.. , u ,. ? . nie' petition oTT. F. Brodie ? Co., to erec steam saw mill and eng! :e in Lucas street, i referred to the committee-en ??earn engines. The petition of A. C. Welton, to erect a build on the A ties lau well let, with -bathi io "tai mote the sanitary provisions of the lease, was ferr ed t^tUe-ccxuMnittee on etty landa, with pin to act.. ? The" petition of FnrrJianJ^Weston, -^erec smallsteam^gme-rW'mart^faewrlng parpes In Marsh street, wa? referred to the committee steam engines. The petition of Mrs. C. P. Huard, asking a ml-sion of the penalty put upon her for non-p, ment cf ail her taxes In 1870, was referred to I committee on retrenchment and relief. The petition of A. Haiaholm, to err?nge ? license from one portion of the city ta amy. h was referred to the city appraiser. ! The petition of the Niagara Fire. Engine "Co pauy calling attention to the condition of Sp ri street, and praying that a punk road be j down there, was retened to the committee streets. The petition of Thomas Devine, asking that t sum of $60 be deducted from lils taxes, the sat being overcharged to him, was granted. The petition of M. O'Donnell, ask i og that his i count against the cit?, passed at the last meetli of conned, be ordered to be paid, Instead of bel sermon against taxes, and submitting two plans nettlemeot. Alderman Voigt ottered the following resoiutic which-was adopted : Resolved That the city treas ure r be loan net pot to ado any penalty or interest to Mr. O'io nell's taxes doe the city, as he had not oharg interest on his bill against tbe city. ? REPORTS. . Alderman Geddings reported -the usual bil against the city, and recommended the paynsei or th? same. Adopted. The same aldermen presented a.bill for lamb used in repairing the pond at the foot of Brea street.. lt was moved and seconde! that the biH be pal If used for thepurpose stated. Qe also presentee a "bill for refilling the poa above alluded to, which wu ordered to be paid. He ?^so presented the bill of City Attorney G> bin, for attending the Supreme Court. Laid ov< for consideration. The biH of Walker, Evans A Cogswell, for prim iug briefs tor the city attorney, was ordereS to b paid. The bill against the health department xor ctli infect ants was ordered to be paid, subject to th approval of the city registrar. The bill ofPeter Gregory, for building elghteei v.nd pits la .the city., was ordered to be paid.. The committee on streets recommended tha the spring carts which cow stand on Libert; street be equally distributed on other streets Adopted. The special committee on Ure department, ti whom was referred the petitton of thePalsoecti Steam Fire Engine Company; calling attention t< the condition of their, house, recommended tba The estimate of sawn er A Ferguson fordoing sal< repairs be .accepted. Alderman E. P. Wall sored that so much o the committee's report as recommended repatn be .adopted, and that the committee on contract! advertise for estimates, to be opened in Council > .After debate, Alderman Holloway asked leavi to withdraw the plan and specification, leaviac the report in the matter of repairs intact-.whie? was adopted, and the work ordered to be done ot a plan to be furnished by the city elm engineer Alderman Cunningham reported tu favor of al iawltjf?ff. At?* Robinson to renew city six pei caWitooi, Lc*t<>r.?nntia!d. Adopted. ...?i Jarman Hoiioway- reported lo favor of allow lag J. c. il. Ol&usseh to erect a wooden shed oe his let at the corner of State and Cumberland streets. . M? V'^OMMO^AT^KS.^Vt T?e'Hayur-ee?d a letter from the cdrj attorney m?feesnc4'T6o?he ??en on tte mWrute lot, ot Meeting street, and enclosing the following reso lutlon, wt,:ch was adopted: Resolved, That the city attorney be Instructec to enter satisfaction or the mortgage lu favor o the c;tv Coan iU-ap alu st. thc South Carolina Insti tute fot the Rj)ornotl?aior art. mechanical m penalty and industry, for $10,000, recorded in th? ? mee of the registrar of jnasne convey ance for tbti co an ty. rf J * j . ? ' J i f ' The l?a^orjr?ad a c arturo, nfc etios {rtfm JCtty At tome? Corbin, enclosing a letterer Mr. j. B Campbell in-reference to the Common at the cor ner of Broad, Beaufala aud Lynch streets. Th< city attorney recommended the removal pf thi engine-house from said spot. Referred to com mlttee on pablic buildings and grounds. Alderman E. P. Wall offered a bill to provide foi a permanent fond fdr the benefit of the City HOB pital, which took its first reading, and waa order ed to be printed. . ORDINANCES.. Alderman Collins preatnted as duly engrossed the ordinance to reorganise the om oe of city engl ueer, which was ratified." * * *. - * &JTEEP?T&K B?TTBOA?. " 1 '?' Alderman O?R?0!, before offering 'the following. resolution, laid that t?rete was a large number ol draymen pr?sent who had learned that the Enter* prise RaHroad' Company were about to lay dowd their track before it was known whether lt wae to be used for passenger or freight transporta tlon. and as they had not tl me to petition to Coun? cil, he offered the folio wing resolution, which wac adopted: ?Whereas. I* ie currently reported through, the oUvxuav, tee corporation, -knuwn as the Kater prise Ratlrotkd Company cr the City of Charleston, claim the right by their charter, as amended by aa act of tua General Assembly, to have power to lay their tracks, Ac, through tue streets desig. nated in said charter; and. whereas, this Coun? cil has-good reason to believe that the Legisla? ture have ao right10 g ra uta privilege to any new corporation which infringes upon tba vested rights of 8??sting charters'; be lt, therefore, Resolved, That the captain of police be, and he ls hereby, directed to prevent all persons or cor? porations from laying tracks, or in- atfy way in? terfering with any of tue streets, lanes or alleys within the city limits, without the consent of Council, pen dins; a mandate from the courts or tue consent of Council. Alderman E. P. Wall offered a substitute which was laid on the table. The debates on these resolutions were of the most bitter and personal character, and at last'lt was moved and carried that President Hurley, ol the road, be allowed to explain the purpose of the corporation. Mr. Hurley sahl that they dirTnot Intend to violate any law; that they had rights and would enjoy them regardless or the police. He finally propose.? to do nothing until it was ascer? tained legally that the company had a right to lay the track, and when lt was decided be would most certainly-proceed. ; -Alderman Collins, ?halrmau of the committee on contracts, opened the,bids sent in to Council in response to hts call.for estimates In thc papers, "and thelotlowlog awards were made: For laying a plank road from the Intersection of Anson and Calhoun streets, and .through Cal noun and Lueas streets to the Intersection ol Lucas and Palmetto streets, to L. T. Potter, whose estimate was $1 43 per foot. Also,for the removal.of the artesian water troughs from their present position In Wentworth street to the foot of Society street, on East Bay, tc J. S. Byer, whose estimate was 35 cents per foot, or $4i8 SO. For the building of a circular sewer or draln< twa feet six Inches diameter la the i lear, from the Intersection of Shepherd and Coming streets, to James c. Lacoste, whose, estimate was $l ea per foot. ? At a late hour Council adjourned. - I OESiKE tb inform Cue people ci Charleston and the country that they can buy a better and cheaper Sewing Machine from me then they can elsewhere, and now is the time, aud No. 81 Queen street is the place, to get a first-class Sewing Ma? chine, either new or second-hand: so come one, come ali, and let me serve you to a No. l Machine. JunlO J. L. LtTMSFOBS. DBATH OF JACOB COHH.V, ESQ_Again we are called upon tc record tba death of an' old and highly esteemed cTiBten of Charleston. Mr.. Jacob ;ttohen, who haa been in precirions- health for "some lime 'past-the gradual dfecUneor advancing y ears-died at half-past 10. o'clock laat nlgbr, at hla residence, No. 21 Eas'- Battery. He was born November 5,1796, on Saniee River, Georgetown District, a. C. After the completion or his educa? tion, he engaged In the cultivation of rice on' San utge, and fer a-nnmber of years waa known through ' 6nt the low country-as a most successful planter. He removed to Charleston In 1838, and in 1848 commenced the business of a broker and commis sion merchant la thia city, A few years after he associated hts son in business with him. and the . firm tuen went ander the sty ie of Jacob Coben A som tm lt was dissolved by the death or the lat? ter. After the war Mr, Jacob Cohen formed a ^partnership with his son.'Joseph Cohen, and ; '*m'. V. T. HanovU, in the factorage and commis? sion business, under the name er Cohen, Hanckel ? Co., Of which Arm he was a member at the time or his death. Mr. Cohen was a first-class business man, quick of perception, sound of judgment, and or great en erg? and perseverance. These qualities naturally gave him. a prominent position In busi? ness circles, and his counsel waa much sought? I .and .valued highly. He waa known aa a maa of high character and strict integrity. HU fanerai will take place thia afternoon, from his. -late resi? dence. R U S IN K ? ? HOZ J4J ms. CHEAP LOKOCLOTHS ASD SHIRTTKOS, in stancV ard brands, just opened at . >un 14 sroLL, Wann A Jo. ? 'GOOD ASSORTMENT OF-WHITE PTQ?E, at M to ft cents; cheap Nainsook Muslins, 20, 26 to 35 ?cents; Plaid Nainsook Muslins, at Solents. The above goods are very cheap. Just opened at ?jj . Juni? ? "STOLL, WBB? A Co. OVE CASE CHEAP COLORED MT/SL?S, "war? ranted to wash," at r.y, ce nu, Jost opened at junl4 STOLL, WSBB ?CO. '..GRAY JAPAIVESH CLOTHS, and Halt-Monrnlng "Japehe&?, m pretty style?, just opened at . Joni4 STOLL, WEB* ? Co. NEW FORK LEDGER, WEEKLY, SATO-RDAY .NIGHT and FIRE SID*"COHTINION, alz cents a copy, at No. 161 King street. may3-w THE ATTENTION OT WATCH-BOTERS is called' io.our large stock of Waltha-n Watches. These ^Wat^y.have been long knownjjj?oitghont the Uglied states aa the best and cheapest la the market. All Watches guaranteed. . W. CARKINQTOIf A CO., j, marl3 No. 256 King atreet. , BAL HEADS' printed on Une '{raper at $3, ?4 tb. $6 50 md SB M 'per thousand, according to -tee, at TBE NEWS Job Office. THE ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GOTT Oo.v ?CERTS, a? advertised by Messrs. Hailer, Chadwick, -Gary A ea-Mr. Eben .Coffin,, rub agent for this spleaduJ-and attractive acharne la now prepared to sell tieketa for the same. AppHcatlonrto be made to htm'at the.office of Mr. E. M. Moreland, No. 20 Broad airest, mayas BUSINESS EN VELOPES. -TUE JMBWS Job Office .s now prepared to "famish good envelopes, with nosiness cards printed thereon, at ti per thous? and, send y ont orders. Every ' merchant and -> us in ess ?an'should have his card printed en- . itis-enveiopes. ' . . ' f aneri. &t. . Ironic ?- ?M??M < - Uneni ?rApersfVvoids ' l-ir*^ "?li^Mi: ?Uie; permits circu?\, .fit ^W|r ; Ik'Jlari dHair. Recom . B -*roT[cf* -.Vil ' mendeuT-W'jBijBlcians tr ' V \ \\ Alid all mothers whose X'' ?i / -.\- --Si- children itavoivworn * .. W \2&W Mailed rte?. - Address ^^sV F. VO?I ?ANTEK..NO. ?I2? Kine street. Chsrlestoa. s. C.. Dealer ia- all kinds or RUBBER GOODS, such aa Sauber Sheet? ing; white and black,. Air Finows, ?aajd J'ater Beds, Hospital CnsWunsx. Bandage (tum. Bobber Clothing. Piano Cc*f?&^]*teM*&C> tod Importer of Fancy Goods. Toy s and iPuwor?. . -jana ?*?--,.*." Ni-., jj. *";~;5 ?- . ?. . ?JKv*1* .:U ; iim%B mWR^fnyiLM saw JM ; ? i, Tlw rnsrntvr^kW^K .sr , 10,003 Words and Meat) Lags, not in-other Die rtonarise^ 3O0O Engravings, iwo Pages Quart?. famj tes?mony In lt? faVOrV^ - . [President Walker, ofSt?vard. ""Every School Snows tts value." [W. H. Prescott, the Historian. "The most complete Dictionary of the Lan-' guage." [Dr. Dick, or Scotland. "The best f olde or Students or our Language." [John G. Whittler. "He wilt transmit his name to latest posterity." [Chancellor Kent. 'Etymological parts surpasses anything by earlier laborers.". . [George Bancroft. "Bearing relation to Language Principia does to Phtlpsophy." [Elihu Burri?. "Excels all others tn defining scleutifle terms." [President Hitcbcook. "So far asl know, best deaning Dictionary." [Horace Mann. "Take lt altogether, the surpassing work.? [Smart, the English Orthecepist. A necessity for every intelligent faTivy, stu? dent teacher and professional mao. Wnat Li? brary la complete without the best English Dic? tionary? Also, Webster's s at lon al Pictorial Dictionary K40 Page3 Octavo. 600 Engravings. Price $6. .-The work ls really a gem of a Dictionary; Just the thing ror the million?' , " ", [American Educational Monthly. Published by G. A 0. MEKRIAM, Springfield, Mass. Sold by all Booksellers. may27-18* -QERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL! AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS ! Tills ls the best Medicine ror young children suffering with Collo, Diarrhoea, or any other com pluiut, in idem to Teerhlnj. lt may be giveth with sarety, as itcontains no opium, or other m jurious anodyne. _ . Trice, 25 cents a bottle. Manursrcture.1 and for aale by Du. H. BAER. Also" by the following Druggists: A. W. ECKEL A. CO., Dr. A. RAODL. Dr. W. A. SK RI NE, A. 0. BAKBOT, W. T. Liri'LE A CO., J- BLACKMAN, P M COHEN. Dr. E. H. KELLERS, KS "BURNHAM, GRAMAN A ^CH WAKE, kw AIMAR, J. LOCKWOOD, Q. J. LUHN, w- T- H**, ' W. A. GIBSON. And by Druggists generally._. Ian2 gAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY, PIERCE'S GOLDEN DISCOVERY. DERTNG'S PILE REMEDY and ail other new Preparations. Foi sale by DR. H. DAER, ?rari? No. 131 Meeting Btreet. JTOMOOPATHIC REMEDIES. A FTJL; ASSORTMENT just received by * Da. H. BAER, jojys No tai Meering street JJ EL MB Ol? D ' S BUC??! HELMBOLD'8 SARSAPARILLA Helmbold's Rose Wash Hembold'B Catawba Grape Pills. For sale by DR. H. BAER, mayl5 No. 131 Meeting street. T?PKETS TO THE CONCERTS OF THE SO. OJtJ. IUALISTP ASSOCIATIOTV, j. REA?KY, yOR SALE AND DELIVERT. ' * * ? i.* - .. MS* ALL ORDBBS FROM THE CO?N'TRT PROMPTLY FLLLEDV . " .' Mg* AGENTS .WANTED* for Beaufort, (jolieton. Georgetown. Clarendon. Williamsburg. Grange burg, Barnwell, Chesterfield and norry. . . E SEBRISG di CO., ?nd J. L. MO- KS, p?ay2a-gfmwlmo_ ' GENERAL AGENTS, No. 34 BROAD STREET. ? ' -:-?-z-;-? Chro <&ooos-'&t. UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS ! FOR FrVE DAYS LONGER, WE PARTICULARLY INVITE THOSE, WHO ARE* DESIROUS OF OBTAINING BARGAINS TO VISIT OUR STOKES, Af SUCH. AS 0PP0BTHN1TY IS SELDOM OFFERED. EVERY AHTICLE IN O??? STOCK WILL BE DISPOSED .OF AT NEW YORK COST AMD LESS ! A LARGE LINE OF Sunmer Bress Goods, Irish Linen, Bird's-Eye Diaper, S?k S?? Trimittings. Rib Dons, &c, AT A O?EAT' SACRIFICE. ?rca:, aud be convinced. The attention al Merohanu ta called to the above. FURCHGr?TTT, l^MD?CT & C0.T Nos! ?44 and 437 KING STREET. ym_- _. _? ,. _. . line Ororeriw, #c BEDFORD'S (LATE CORWINGROCERY TEA WAREHOUSE. aBADQOABTEBS FOB SELECTED DAIRY BUTT EB - PUBE LEAF LARD '..t . ?? i V^' " PBIME. FACTORY AhfD J5N0L?3H CHEESES ??j, ' j: :? ATO AHOfflaTJA?rC^^ WIN jli) '^rj^rfefer ' W0H8, Ac., *c/ . ? JL A.-I OLAIM TO ?ERP IHE?URGEST STOCK AND MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT O' S^j^T-GROCERS r^TH?CITT, *Ml . .'.?.. --*$*??;*>J" i*? c .RR BEDFORD, VERY . POM " "?OceassoR TO CHOICE I B'R A SD IKS-, WINE:* 1 * WILLIAM S. CORWrN A CO.,. 7 A M I L Y AND VERY OLD No. 37o KING STREET, ""..-,.,. FLOOR. * WHISKIES. OPPOSITE. H ASEL. .J V WHOLRSibZiE ^TVX> RETAIL DEALER ./- i ' rs 0 Fine Teas, Coffees, Sugars Provisions, Spice.-?, &c* . HERMETIC AX-LV SEALED FRUITS. . VEGETABLES, MEATS, SOUPS? AC . All articles'.sold rrom this establiflhtaeat/are of the VERT 1EST QUALITY and WARRANTED 'Joods leUvered to all parts of the City, Railroad Depots, steamboats, free of expense. EVER/ E. BEDFORD. I 3BJ?D FOB A LIAS. S. MARTIN. USO. fi. SRTjBKRt i . ; .> ... CATALOGUE. ?WM. G. MOOD, JB. ?TjTrarinriri'ur.nisIjing (?oofcir,-??c. S HESSE i MULLER, Xe-, 02ft SING STREET, Have jus; opentM an on?re Sew Stock of CLOTHS, CLOTHING, FCRNISHING UOODS, AC. forSpringaDd summer. Oar Clouting Ls a very large and Hue selected stock for Mea, You t h i and Boys, from $6 to $50 per suit. The largest portion is of' ImporttJ goods and manufactured by ourselves; lire eau. therefore, recommend them ?s reg.ird tit. wear ' and workmanship. . OTO TAILORING DEPARTMENT t? supplied with the Hoest selection of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS, DOESKINS, DIAGO? NALS, TRICOTS, MELTQNS, CQEVI ;TS, CASSI MERES, Ac, and a very large slock of tue.moair I rashloLabl,e Paut aud Vest. Patterns, which we J will make up to order by measure lu the latea: .Hylea. The foreman tn thia department of our business ha?no eeual ta the artistic world for cut ting and producing an elegant flt. 'FURNISHING GOODS. .' Thia department ls supplied with, the celebrate^ STAR SHIRTS, Foreign and Domestic Under? shirts and Drawers, Silk and Thread, Gloves, Linea and Paper Collars, Neckties, Bo ws,Scarfs, Pocket Handkerchiefs, socks, Umbrellas, Ac. J Oar stock has been selected wi.h great care, and" prices marked very low In plain figures. Bayers ia oar line will find lt tn their advantage to give ns a call before purchasing elsewhere? mar22-3mo8 C ?twiitfss (Taros. HARLES LIEBE NliOOD, STEAM TURPENTINE DISTILLERY, CHARLESTON, 8. C. . 49* Highest Trices paid In Cash for Crude Tur? pentine. M9* Virgin $103, Yellow Dip $8, Hard jil 90. JunO-lmo* T/ INS j?AJfc HOWELL, V' FACTOR^ AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ulil Jjio. 128 East-Bay. 0 H A ipi E S T>j?S ,< .3. C. Will ?ive prompt peraooai attention to the stile or shipment of PEACHES AND APPLES IN. THEIR SEASON, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE GENERALLY. Marking Plates, and Instructions .for packing, Jarplshed ou,application.._. m av. 25-1 mi) JOSEPH MURKAY, . ? ' NOTARY PCBLIO, REAL ESTATE AGENT ANTD COLLECTOR, r-o. 109 EAST BAT, NEAR BBOAD STBBET. mayI6_? JJEEVES, BRO WIS! ? VAN WICKLER WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IK ALI. KINDS OF DOMESTIC FRUIT AND' VEGETABLES lu their season. i Nos. 162 and 163 CENTRE ROW, WEST WASHINGTON MARKET. NEW YORK. p.BFBBSNcra.-S. A. Lambert, with Adolpl. Munta, Commission and Forwarding* Merchaui. No. 20;) East Bay, Charleston. S. o. apris-3mos JOSEPH W. HARRISSONS, ARTIST'S SUPPLY, PAINT AND OIL STOriB, Na 62 QUXKN STREBT, CHARLESTON ?. O. Patent Thief Detecting (alarm) MONEY DRAWER. an2-mwfsm Clothing ano f nrrtisr)ing <&oab?. SPRING CLOTHING. No. 291 KING STREET, CORKER OF WENTWOATH. An extensive assortment of SPRING- AND SUMMER CLOT??Il\G. made up for riv trade or this city, now offered at LOW PRICES. lu the stock, will be found the following styles or snits : SCOTCH CHEVIOT MOANING AND DERBY SUITS ' French Batiste'Morning and Derby Suits 'silk Mixed Morning and Derby Suits diagonal and Crape Coating Morning and Derby Suits Blue and Biack Flannel Morning aud'Derby Suits Light Mixed Casslmere Morning ard Derby Snits. BOYS' AND Y01THS' SI ITS. SACK?, DERBY AND MORNING COAT SUITS, forages of from<5 to IT years. FURNISHING GOODS. A full hupply of (.11 kinds-UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS. GLOVES, SCARFS, BOWS, AC., of the latest stylci. THE CELEBRATED STAR SHIRTS AND COLLARS A F?LL SCPPLY OF ALL. QUALITIES. THE TAILORING DEPAOTMlf Oilers FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN STAMMER CLOTHS, COATINGS, BATISTE, CHE? VIOT AND FANCY CASSI M ERES, bf select pat? terns and shades, which win be made to order In tue best manner, at "MODERAT E PRICES. WM. MATTHI?SSEN. B. W. McTUREODS, Superintendent. ma;l-mwth2mos ftttrtion Salee"-gfaig ggg? rpHIS DAT, AT 10 O'CLOCK, WILL BS J. sold at Nc 140 Heering street, ICE HOUSES, Meat Safe?, Bedsteads, Mattress? es, Pillows, Bolsters, Mahogany Book case, Hair and staffed seat Chairs, Ac taree, Mirrors, Lot of Groceries, crockery. ?ittert . Plated Ware and Notions. AIso,Vnaof PA??i^n?rpLATPOmi OCALES. . t . - Joni? BJ J. nSSi Mkmbim. AFINE LARGE 'DRAFT HOBSE. Will be sold THIS DAT, at half-past io o'clock, at my omce.1 . y Terms casa,_ Jnnl4 By J. FRASER MATHBWES, "\fTSCELLANEX)U8 T.TttRAttT CON JXL SI8TING or Literary, Scientific Historical and Mechameal WOBRf, and IJgh t Be?dtag oithe JSS&S *>.<*: THIS DAT, atm*-Qfflce, athair past 10 o'clock,- ." Terms-cash. , ? . . j,. junia By IDLESDR?K& CLOTHING, - LADIES' HATS, NOTIONS, STRAW GOODS, Aa . THIS MORNING, at io o'clock, 1 KUI se?at mr Store, corner of Klug aaa Liberty stieeST White and Brown LINEN, Gaabmorette. Melton. Cotton ade and Alpaca Coats, Pants and Vest?, D-rege, Leno, Orgjmd>,'Table cS^itoweiTLl Handkercblefar 'Ladies' and Gent's Hi sie ry, -iles Tri arm ed Hate, Wallets, Bing*, Sets Jew? elry, Ear Drops,-Brooches, Garters, Back Comba. Fine Comba. Ac. io caaes Men's, Boys' .and Children's STRAW .HA rs. t "On FRIDAY*! wUl sell, 50 (ase? BOOTS and SHOES.. ."?"*. joni* &Bflimt %altB~~IntaTt jBogr ... LOWNDES 4 GHI M BALL, AMctloaeem. ELIZA FQGABT?E, EXECUTBLX, VS. BARTHOLOMEW GEALTON. By vinae of in order of Batu B> F. Graham ia the abova aamed case, I will offer at Public Salo, at ll o'clock WEDNESDAY, Joly 6th, 1871, at the Old Postofflce Charleston, , . All that certain PIECK, PABOEL OR LOT'OF LAND, wlth-the balldlngK thereoB, situate, lying and behag on tb?, ea st aide cf, fit. Phillp ?treat, In the City of -Charleston and State aforesaid, meas? uring BJ>& eontalning ta Trout on. said street forty -eight fleet, more or lesa, and In depth on the north line ene hundred and ?en feet, more or less; thence running south on baot line thirty-Ore I feet, more pa lesa, then -running wesa--thirty-one feet six inch; a, more or lesa, thence running south again twelve teat, more ornees, thence run? ning west again to the said street aeren ty-aeren feat, be the said dimensions* more or teat, being the same Lot conveyed by Eiu.a Fogartle, execu? trix, to? omiten, ? Conditions-One-half cash; balance payable m one year from date or sale, with Interest, to be se? cured by bend and mortgage or- the premises. ..tawanga Jj?. Be Insured and policy assigned. Pasofeaaar to pay me for stamps-ana papera. W. ST. ?ULIEN JEBVESr, ' JanU-WS Referee. .STAR ?HI Ft TS. . Fit, Quality and Work Guaranteed. "' STAB SHIRTS. ML Latest Nfcw York and London Cu ts. ^ STAR SHIRTS. : ' Order your siiirts now, before the net season^ Q% ?- STAR SHIRTS. | .- i Skirts,- Collars, Drawers Night Shirts. STAR SHIRTS. Mada to* Orders and Ready-Mad e. *ji STAR SHIRTS. . ? ? '' lt less price than any other drat alase . - *? W?ri - bouse. . - STAR SHIRTS. > Men's-Furnishing Goods at T STAR SHIRTS. T SCOTT'S SHIRT EMPORIUM, STAR SHIRTS. Meeting street^ opposite Market. S STAR SHIRTS. S ?DfltCf)es, icujilrrj, Ut. H JfTNE JEWELBT, WATCHES, ?f?. " TBE LATEST STTLBS. . Particular ai taut lon ls invited to tad NSW, LARGE AND ELEGANT" STOCK. OF WATCHES, .JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND FANCY GOODS, suitable for Presenta, just received and opened. AT JAMES ALLAN'S, No.-307 KING STREET. JAKES ALLAN'S, No. S07 KING STREET. JAMES ALLAN'S, No. 307 KING STBBET. All the newest and most exquisite designs lo . . Jewelry, comprising, SETS OF PEARL .GARNET. ALL GOLD, '. CORAL AND STONE. Leontine, Opera, Neckband Yest CHAINS; Seal king's, Diamond- Rings;* Gent's Pins, Pearl and Diamond; Piste Gold and Wedding Binga always on handdrmadto to order;* Sleeve "Buttons and studs, Bracelets, Brooches and Earrings; Armlets and Necklaces, in Gold and Coral; Brooches for Hair o r. MI niatures," Lockets, ChAnas.aad Masonic Pms, G?ove Baads, at JAKES ALLAN'S, No. 307 KING STREET. A few doon above Wentworth street, notai sawf 8 ALL; B.LAOK & CO., NOB. 660 and 567. BROADWAY, N. T. WILL FURNISH STERLING SILVER FORKS AND SPOONS in quantity, at $1 75 GOLD PER OUNCE These-Soods. are pronounced superior in beatty of flu?an, and greater ia variety of pattern, to any Table. Ware manufactured. A LAMB STOCK OP ' WEDDING SILVER CONSTANTLY .ON HAND. Uinis-lvr ._ . (Optical. "]^"ONEY CANNOT BUT IT! . FOR. SIGHT IS PRICELESS!! The DIAMOND GLASSES, rnanaractnred by J. E. SPENCER k CO., New Tort, which are nowoflered to the public, arc pronounced by all the celebrated Opticians of the world to be the most Perfect, Na? tural Artificial help to the human eye ever known. They are ground under their own supervision, from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together, and . derive their name, "Diamond,*" on account of their li?rdness and briBlanoy. ? The scientific principle on which they are con? structed brings the core or centre of the lens di? rectly In front or the eye, producing a olear and distinct vision, as m the natural, healthy sight, and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such aa glimmering and wavering of sight, dizziness, Aa, peculiar to all others in use. They are monuted In the finest manner, in frames of the best quality, of all materials used for that purpose. Their finish and durability can " cicSSone genuine unless bearing their trade mark stamped on every frame. JAMES ALLAH, > - Dealer in Watches, Jewelry, sterling silverware and Optical Gooda, Nc 307 King etfeet. oct3i-9tuthlyr_Charleston, S. O. HASKELL'S ELECTRIC OIL. ara . . HASKELL'S CARBOLIC CANCER SALVE? For sale hv . DE. Bj BA ER, rri ay "J ? Ut Meeting street.