The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 25, 1871, Image 3
Meetings This Day. g
AdgerRIfl?^hib^t 3 r\ M. - SS5*3E .
Working Cvmmittee, Ward 2, at s P. M..
conservative Nominating Convention, at ; P.
ll. ? _
Auction fljgt^?^ftlg^^ ??
'A. a^ccammy wlll:seli-at ll-, o'clock;In:
?ont or tneoWCua^mrioaae^^e&l?tate.
J. Fxa^r1.Ma^ewea wirf add " at half-past io
o>acc?/?Hls*6m^ '"' ?f-Sra
P. B. Lalane A- Co. will sell at hair-past 9
o'clock, at their store, tobacco.
T. M. Cater jv Ul sell at 9 o'clock, a* Itt* lore;
batter and syrup! . * t.... ,.
Steams, Wernsnfc rmaker.wttl sell at 9 o'clock,'
at their store, putter, hams, io. 9?. m *
Tledemtn.C^dlr?wIU seR^g^f^t; ,
era pa?t 9 W&?tt?at their store, ham?, should
ers, ?c.
Bufona? A^BBOO^mSSnlntm^?st p??
Heat ion in Tax Ki; tvs, mn st, m all cases,.be paid
fania advajngrvrt-yi jggg?&?&t xaj ? i
NEW YORK SAILING P?osfc/ra-Thfc-tflue*
schooner &r rover, ; Oap tain, Brqwn. belonging; to,
W. Roach 4 Co.'s long-established and fast line of
NeVfoWton^ck?t^-hfHvedt?reymrd?y'
in the exceUetf? Jae -of'-four--daja^flrem JRMf?
York. ; She brings, a valuable assorted cargo of,
ge?er??wrc?.api|(?ie. The vessels of tauVunjeay*'.
nojJn first raie condition, and are ready to give
shippers the admirable facilities for which they
bave long been -wei; known..
.'?-i . > - ii ' '. .:ii?i ' . l.t. >i>?T . IJ
THE CROPS ra R^?ja^ayp.-The cottoja^and
t',^^^^^?^^t^e^^tof^u^^^^i?we
haye rain within a .very lt iv. day's, tte injury to
these crops will oe very great. Corn ls weil atong,
bnt yet the niling ont of the ears ls "Seriously re?
tarded already, while the'blades are.showing.un?
mistakably the need or more wet. on lia tn gandy
Boil cotton will s offer'-seri ons- detriment un less
Malus fal), very soon. The weathathas? been, qP.<te
cool for the pa?t three day?,;lndicating rair. not
fax-ffdTm'ns. ? - -. -? ^xfiG&J. ?
?A ; ??i?PD NPl?lSOS.-Ahoat; ?2'-i b'clQojc. OB
sunday a parlor colorea boya, ^WMwaispprtlng
tSemseives in the high tide at the/wej't end of
Rroailatre?t, were s u/prised by a policeman ?uo
stat lo a ed himself at the clothes and nf dew tl ttre
urchins ?ahete^\ej^x.^eirq'!^ii^io cover their,
recreati and surrendered at discret loo- Ben.
Grant,- B?u. Jones'. Ben. Butler, Wrm Greea-and j
Chas.':v^lliLams came ashore, and .hijrtng-rJDyest- ^ *
ed ti ? ms el vea,we te taken to j he. ?a ar dh ouse.
Next morn mg the Mayor - sent them to the House j
ol Correction for nve days each., / '.
?.-..:.. ? . . ..-.- .^?vt/rwt? i .
.ST?EKT CORNE? POLITICS.-The. EUOt.Of po- :
lltlclacs Which IB'fr>nerttlly tot? seen at the CON.
n.er'of-Bnoad and Meeting streets', had s o nie ex- :
alternent and considerable anrnaement afforded :
tliem yesterday afternoon- ;>v :an altercation be '
tween a., white and' 'a coloVeY'po^cemaa. .The ;
lorracr, whom his opponent denemtnated "a- welt ?
in sheep's clothing,4' bwame indignant at 'b'omg,
t?ffni;aiter.thej?-iiad ? beca . used, ni toe ground ;
that they were.spoUed, and, t all his jpatie^c^hjaT.
lng Wea ''dramed'^'off,' struck 'K?V ace'usgr.b'ver ?
tts? head! with his-umbrella-"' Before the.latter
fait ended ta an Immense amount of big- tali. vt.. ,
. - -i.tttSiJi!. '.?J.J J.i .'. C f^O?HffSS?li'
TES CRT EiJKmr^-T-be-maua^nv'o?
elections roV tte several precinct assembled at
tho City Ball yesterday -'morning.'* They were
ajflfcigffi jlMtt ^eltauilhfeir- matrnritfrma s niter?
thls^er^r^ma^gera^?ni each preclnct^ect-'
papera, issaed by..the City Court,- was argued by
ff Colonel Thomas Y. Simona before Judge' Br j an,
in the Tinted states.Conr^^*a^Y''i^,??''
Judge Bryau expre?-ed the.opmton that naturali?
zation paper*lashed by tho Cfty court oner tte
cejnbejijio, 18^,aro, void, and bis nonar advised
that persons wha held -auch-.papers.abouW pro
rare ney ptrpers'ta -the Vj ut t*d; states Dial ric:
?W^? .-. .-.<?. j^M?ss?y*0^? i O??H & ' 1
. VCLT?B8 AND B?aikavI^sVp'h' ''Q^?i ^anre^i?}
forqoarretting and ralung ?><dlstttrt>anco:on'-;the
atfe?; ^^ft^g'fe' ^:^^^*S*?^o|; ?bri
tani^aja^vo V??'. ?'.j\<^i>ij"'u-c.v: *i Vv'nv ' '
Thomas Bryant, lodgadoatataspicion of- Iirceny
aid vagrtai^'is heltf forlrnriher ?xa^barv?^i".. .,
Edward Bar un, ..charged, with un ai?a?: ?cd
batteryi- waa i turned over to Trial Justice Schro
< ->;->:;. ._ -J- _
"aajteLa^lpd^?d ^f^?f^^?] i
slating the pouce who tried to arrest her, was,
phosphate workS-'Ori Larnb'aParrn, -wa? remanded
rurfm^w'??afi^^:i ' nh " * ? ?J? j
without a license, was released to appear rt?is ?
??Vntnf.-*1 s.t''>?*??'v?> nt ? o air j
or y ester Qay,.haa.Uie: Zwingt.-.A'Coloael- Sam?
uel'A. Pearce,- agent and .manager or ihe-8?r*feue ".
aaoted wtth-the same. Coioaoi. Pesir.ce ^been
pus mur the 'workTapidly lat?,' : and" it ia .Well ?1
done- Anezaminatioa wlU coavMee .ita mofit
sfceptiwlof ^egn?'atsdvaM$g?3'-That ore te-;*e
. turfed frfty^ :
ls to be hoped* as is. belie ved, that the work viii
&>cdm p?ete* arah early darA There has been 2
an immense ?moTinif'cT'labor'p^rf? ? ;
quiet and unoaten tau- >ua manner - mach has been ;
done for the ben efl t of, the city, and the counry '
genew ijK2.'^ jb^^f^Vway^'li^ie indus: 1
trip^jtf"p"ipj}' hmW^njaJSaa ^fl?oa?? ^ ;'
' THK^COTTON ' 'CBOP 'IN* GKORGIA. -The"***Sa- '
vannah R^^H8Bfe ' ^Ur aoco?nla irorn
plant a decidl^Gj^ffl^?*'TlD!e planters mad<j
the best of the advaftawWJ&c'-can ou: '.heir crops.
Some points b aye puffered. recently, from, a nd deo
dry weather, which, tHongh ?f.brl?f dhratlob, had
a bad eCect after so lopg a redny f neil, especially
upon corn, which is now raplaly'maturing. From
all <uar<?ratht sectrMal iib more hopeful thain .
heretofore. An. abundapce.ot/ood or ad sorti
^rlU be made, ana cotton'wIP. turn but better than
araK-expected. It Baa hfflla hard'time of tt? How?
ever, and we have, no thought that, under
the besx bf Wrefmislrancia, the* crop wflPmuch ex- ?
coed three milli^b<-tep1.lf iadeed it should reach
that figure." . ,
. '. u uuttaif H ? u ny
IMPKOYKME^TS, rs .THE, Cm-,-T-he^e^s no j
. -tetWr-todlcaU-n^r our; imprdvirj^g prosperity
Utan the bulldlnga no? goibg -on along the nae of
the bum1 dl?tri?', aud lu ^he wt stern part of the
90^ 8^epres*i?iiWa1ffowa0re\TO
and carpenters do not- seem to be much Incouv?
.nleflo-d,,.Ia.Cumberland street, niarly^poslte
.the Piiu?tiix-.'.EQgiue-house,,.?r?hand?oaie. blick
.ourMUig .? b^tog 'b'dt up t^^-<rollien?a'iior a ,
'J^Oeuc^.'^B lo'flrgr atory-?^?h wj8%ord
room ror ai irge store. The house WU good size
^^tf-^ai*a^t^ built Along1 ate'ei lng iauv
ji^ng'strqeVi, aik\, ( the fences ground the vacant
tots havei.Been i opal: ed and whitewashed or a
$typ& ^P^^ricpftV. which contra&s charam iaglj
:irll*:tte grieVfleidaw^' ?n?hem. CaptainJ?rJkBi;
JabQKTBfeavn been at wort?*ere. and^muXQ*
.c^^|ate;o^^ve;'%^^
?uioved, ieavingva.?^'othvc?rrje't>l^r^ '^i?
5 ttrotha?'Bido nr- SJog rwo-'frame-'-ri- os? "have
o?en ?imr^enc?tlj-' ^.The'T?c?jit ^fn???????w'
Oattiedrai Chapel, On tte. weal aTheJ Tbeso are
bemg put up by Madame Bernard,- and when
finlahad will b? seat Wooden d Wt-HInga of iw.l ?*n?
B a bali stories, with b lek foundations. Just opp?
Bice t?'rft?? a'slmilaAShWDg'-bas Jo?t^?in. A
|0W doors non h of.Qrjveu atreaft on thc Rn len ge
street Park, a handsome jesld eu ce ls being erect
ad^wjuofc.wid .bfl an i ,o/p *meiitr ti? 4h?|jpleaaant
tocaJlty. Charleston bas taken out a ne.Wj.)ia?t- ?
"?Ith the pros?ac| qr ^fJB^?eaa.ufrtlwrBonstrv?v
Uve candidates, and real property W-Uljponbje on
lherise.
Svh-ryi'?^. -Officer Marochett! has .been
ron accouTrToTTl?e' ? onpreasanraeffl betwwnSlm
??elf and the chief, last Thursday night iatnede
.tective office....?.
SHREWD business men keep up their trade
in duli times by advertising. In suoh timespur
i'x^B?k'^^oWt'iM?' ta?tie ?r:?1f?4rVdime tttey5
expend, and Ecatuthe- papera W'iee where they
can^^njTjto bjsj, advantage.
G RT YO?E NATORALIZATION PAPERS.-All
natoralization papers issued by the City Court
/arter : December -20.. iwa, ara nalLand -veld, and
wlllnot be accepted^at. tbepoUaa* prqor o(.pJ?h
zensblp. Natives of other countries, .therefore,
wapidesijje to vote at i he approaching municipal
election, and whose papers issued TYbm the City
tfburY since the above date. Bhoald , at. once pro
tcnr? ce J Ufteaws. from the United States District
?ourtno.w in newton. . ! t . ? ?*. .
-, * ' .-it'i.'.V
?"ALMOST AN INQUEST.-A crowd of excited
lofikerg on ^ath^^.ye^tty-f^y.afternoon at the
S' rner of Calhoun and' 'Rut ledge's tree tr, around
e prostrate body of a colored man, lying on the ;
jWe^alfc Thoagh,^not-_ san struck, hts su ta jr as
piaipljy attributable jto the influence of "Sky," and |
he waWo?n?r? h?f?'??-trunk / After a short
tl&e he rt rived and reeled off to? the Intense dis
,gn#9fj&31^?^ a
sensation. ... . ,
r*rt7u? . ? ?-.!?..? ? . J T^U ? j & -\< ?tfPjrd lr ?vt?: -
<- ?THE CHARLESTON AND NBW-?ORK STB?I?
SHIP LINE-THB Kaw PIKE AT Sxb^rakk^Tn?
steams hips pf the New York 'and Chariest on line
enjoy a Mgftrept?troiWOT^ com
fort.- Their business ls steadily . increasing, year
by year, *ng ^#?1$ ?t*Q&6$t$d them
a mare com m. dinoa berth than could be hadst
j'Pler 5,-North River/' at whjch, .poiajt Aey.lur
merly1**^^^ diseharg?ri *eaVg<R? TOfcri?
ter or' increased~aoaopm?datlon was taken m
hand several mon'ns ?go, and the lino now pos
BeWand'jrjpwpy t^^rsesvrP?? f?&kW&9$
New York. . "
This pier is knbwn aiVSo^29 North River, and is
638 feet long, and 70 ree: wide. There .are three
en&ance? ffir*vfen>;l?8,?o^eth&wi?a/ae??r4?
gateway for .footrpassengers. Upon the wharf
a?e glgant?*Ssctt*^^o?7ireightag freight, and
nothing is wanting for the 8are,and expeditions.
trl^c?6*' of Anette.. TtaeS?&toWbktteJ
pier ls of the most..substantial kind. A lotty
roOf-p^"e^-:riie^e*andfie) [rom san' and rain.
Tbe sides of the pier are of corrugated iron, with?
?lldmk?doa t&djffJHIths apriolniuseit? ir&aolM !
and made to last, and the pier richly merits the
praise which lfehhSfeoeWai. A good Idea of the
comparative dimensions ls glv?nj?i theiapttbat.
Wie'-QSdal^idih1 xSikwt A?w Jork- piers. ??in.35?
feet to 40 ;e<r^ while the. new pier of the Kew
York and CrraH?afbu Line le, as before stated, 701
jiff h?&f?? i
The offices of the company are Immediately op ?
posite to their ii??? irt?r;. vT?hese are the old offices
or tbe original ,California stsamshjr* Upe, and
within their four walfs a nrrac of maoey kai been.
made oat of steamships. i?aey have De?n thor
oogbly rofl tted, aaa rjcim.tnelr po'aiilp* are ne adi-'
ly reached by both arupper? ana rasse^era. Tbe
agents. M.-ssrs. iforginA Co.,?n<f t?ielr expert..,
enced- employ?es, : are; alwajB ready to give aof
Infor ma tl on that may be desired, and we ara sure,
that they whtfotrce vir/tW rtewtofk and Charles-;
ton line wm a groe? With us ia saylhg that-these f
Bteamsnips titgj/?jff? J
. Uiirxiip,tiBTA^9i Cpna.^.^-^be DiatjjcjijCpurt,
waa'opeoea at ai o'clocfc ^esteuUy .mainADg,;
Charles Berreases of Weatp h alia;. Mienael Fine- i
gan, Wm. Fowlej and ^ames^Flynn, of Ireland;
E. E. Ilgen, of /Han?ver;ionn&elsel, of Prussia;. .
Ja mt s Lombarde?,' or Messiba, italy; Martin'
Meyet?3^. Meyerboff.-?.- ;1? to^fcauer?*?? N.j
Mensing and "F.; W. 0 berkr o ge r, or Hanover;J?h u
O'Keefe, o r Ireland ; Charles Roessler, or Bavaria ; i
Wtn. BeUlJj^o? LiVerpMl: Johu SJ&ter and H. .
Si eegltf r| |Wachftr and?j. F.
Witcofski, of Prussia; Charles Baum", of Bavaria;
John Latjens and Ilenry Hinners, of Hanover;
Eckel, or Hesse; Augustus Goeijenr BncTHenry, :
Ruck, or llanover; Bernard Leddy, or Ireland; J.
Nordmeyer, or Hanover; Ed. Pills, of Bremr.i; .
Albert Sbumacker, or Hanover; Valentine Saner,
Bavar.'a; .Lod^oKv Wttarttv-Qf PiossiarrL. Bronc
nlch, or Austria; Joseph Binns, of Ireland; Henry
Barkerdlng, of Hanover; Wm. Oobreck, of Prus?
sia ;J. F Jobannes, of Hanover;C. Roen, o? Prussia; .
J. H. Molluvio?, of Hanor r; O. Passer], of France;
HJBl'Rokdi, J.JL'TierjenMJi.W. Wlt?tchen, Ernest: ?
Do.hr m ann, and J. H. Balk el. of. Hanover; Bar- r
teoid^ct'teV, or'lprusk^a;! ABfUO^Ofirna^'?t I
Austria; L.. Gamin, ?op.Htfrv?; John: Jacken?, or J
Hanover; Peter Janaralovlcb, of Austria; Charles 1
0. Michaelis, of Hanover; C. Meyers, or Bri mei ; 1
P. MejeiUuiur Bro?? Ohnmacker, Hy Oelak-en aod* 1
F. i5^^^J^H^,;ge'' ^Sh?g!^f ^G reat 1
Bremen; L. witzai, of Prussia; B. Wohlers, of 1
B.emcn; C. F. Walters, of Prussia;.John Hipp, of *'
Wturtemhrirgj Jnfca fi. Ludar, iof Hanov*r?:0*oi
U'Kee and Joh^^array,. of.Irelamj: J. C. Meyer- i
bon, H. Pani, J. H. Roseorook and John H. Schro- i
1er, of Hanover; Ernst Schmidt and H. W. Thea* ?i
rmgtit, ?f Prtosla;' V: tfr Meytsf; " B. F.rWcthaber J
?ftrcfc ^wtakl^'?r'Hanovat;L.!l: MeaiJlciYj of (
A^rrtai D.tJMenfe'uttte',- o?r Hanover{'F.'lr B??k? h
W^r?^i^1ib^U ?nd^'Wm:.'Mu1?knr\ tir i
rWisnd'fs.^ifemiy.'o'f^V^ fl?fai '\
?eVoMrt?t?iTr F?'?!* H?nW?r?clnnttft; tr 'Of?lea? i
ftlfgf ??o^W/er^fetlel^nies 'Quinn?! otW?? <
land; John Kugheimer, '"dr ' Barana;Satnuei
Sprlnz, of Prussia; Jo j. Trna ll, of Spain; J. Mc?
Guire and Daniel McNamara, or Ireland, having (
:om pl ie* w 1 th a 11-1 brrec. i bit as Of lite nt of-' Con- I,
jres*j wem'dnty swomaad enrolled aS' CiUzeas j
ofitriO-Unltetl S'St?a: ? . 's-?' *. ~ >.?.-. ) ,,
?^?dj?urne1i:mlrn io:o*ci?ck^8^141?^. - " .': 1 i
Ta? SpiNisrrr TRADE' o?- <3a??bs&i?s:^-Ia
uoiling ttie'Bpanlsri trade cf Savannah, and-fur?
nishing etith? 'waftrabl^' statBrtles -TorvtHe'yea?
1870-'7I, a Sav'annhh' paper of a late- date -compla?
cently informs its readers that the .Spanish^ trude
?fchSrleston'h'as *been'Vraniherredi1?*'tnvt?';?
?fi?Sp'apiim rTade:6T^?vanr?'?i.*mW t?? ?? ftir^?
steadily Increased, aod ls now larger tn an ever
be: ote,; As "in : example: -la the eea-^on or j
'C9-'T0, running om September to September, ie '
Spanish vessels visited this port, exporting 65&9
bales.ciiflot: on ao-'J isJi barsele^of-xosift, ..la-ihe
season of '70-'71, not -yet concluded, 39 Spanish
vessels have visited the port, 37 of which were
Co. and one to Mordecai A Co. They consisted or
1 steamsnip, 1 ship, io barks and 27 brigs. Of the
above mentioned vesseis, all except three loaded
here, antr wera'* ntekreti * for Spain, export
las 15, 29 biles of cotton,^2vi;^ bar/els .of
nain and 103, soo feet of i umber. These startles
show that they Spantsh^irajift.oi Charleston has j
more thai doubled ir/a single year. Further, by
.>spaqlsh4trade" we do not mea i all cargoes ex?
ported m Spanish bottoms to all ports, but only
Hie Savannah paper claims an expon of 31,162
bales or cot on for their Spanish t rate daring the
present season. But a rsicreuce to thc receipts
at Spanish ports show that the exports o: cotton
from S^vannau^?pfifri were only 15,860 bale3
during the season of 1870 and iS71. ' The Savan?
nah Agu*es, thererore, undoubtedly include the
^?W'kp?t^RhUild *b:PD.,w?er> ??brHEe?
Wl3 ??ia?.i^eiv*V?rtf h.rVerp?iJll hio.il kit?t?
ports not Spanish. It is probable that the total
exp^L^o^^ayAiinah of JJffJbtfflf&M T.-i^)
236,633 feet of lumber and 41,609.staves waa dg.
uredUplii'nkV
of these 8 ores dispatched t ci ot'rr?r ports m Span
isrtvesseiB. Qa tiro Dthef hand-? the^hree.-5pan
bh vessels,, which > were, cleared,,wit j>..ia>ge car?
goes irrom this port to Liverpool and New York
w"fte'-not Itilsftitie'altf'tnVlihkfleston^guras'. The
mexussein ont?spanish trsdeis as' gratifying es
it rrn; bcyrajpu^oa.tft.tha?eaerai;pttbl.ic.-' Duub
ilnir the trade in a tingle season ls ahont<asifast
moving as we oare io do.
beloved pastor,, the eloquent preacher, and the
finished model of a Car?ilha Cht?Haa'gen\lerifati;
is no more. Eli illners wai short in duratlorJV.&Ut'
:ther&saasarat once as?nmec an alasraingcharac
; ter,.and th,e physitians, in ajtendanpe^esnalred of,
.Ks life several days ago.~ On Sunday morning
' lastpfaye'r?'rerWs' fccoveryWereWfta' lffmapy*
dr ?ie c Withes or the city. Trepastora and Con?
gregations of nearly ah.-,danom?natlfjj*s nailed
vrnfe.jfteEj^copa^cr^jrche^
,orisons , fo^th? passivation of.a life ?o usera].,
Ait an'aii'-wfse Providence n'?'ri Veimtm8>i^??rVl
spd > twinge, strack sorrow into many a iheaf-t1
w>.?n u? waa. .annouapga Li?at iir. qa^edeu-jaad
4%
lSSS/
c^troti fee re, :H?' entered' the Storth CaioFma- Ot- j
?lierahe,gradnatodia december, Z$4? ^He. j
gave early promise of future brilliancy and .ase,-,
fulness; and Dr. Thorn well pronounced him one
dr tTtfbrlg?t?-.f minai that had pasSed'f?ftsrnVI
tuition. Feeling caUed to th. aoif wcrlpif* tho j
ministry, he read dlvinir? under tho direction/et
h^ unclft Blshoj^ga^s^^AQd^as oxdjihaed^a
December, 18#, at-^age M. 2L jt??Parish of J
St John's. Pineville, where be " assuted the Kev.
Mr. Dehon, was his first field or ralnis?eriaTlaobr.
Here h? remafo?dnatu t?e"TaH-or 1852, when he
came to oastfe* tarvw here .;??e: occupied the posi?
tion 0/ assistant minister of St. Philip's Church f
until 1857,'wnen he fernied the new perish of" Bi.
Luke's, who worshipped atCrefin thei ieu^ora?
wooden chapel (now St. M?rk'B) ?U their aefr
church?di?c? at tho.corner-, of Uuaalotfce and EUz .
a beth streets-was completed or thte pa?ltti he
ranuued ?a rM^pr xp tjptf 'ij^'e of */ti?fpkH3??.t ?" "
It is our belief, that we .express tneaentlmeni'or |
tlie pubHc: when we s:a:e that Mr. Gadsden was
a moft'pdp?i?rm?nister-popular, not because ne
sought notoriety or popniarLty, hui'because ?e
was endowed with those gifts and graces whist
attract and please, .'For-a number .or .years? he
occupied a Trout : ran* In the diocese and, as is
wc i known/at ipei?te convention waa the, unani?
me os choice of ?ie Low Church clergy for assist?
ant bis'h,jp. Tp erm. natural talent .aa ,brought j
good training and large and ju-dlctOos reading.
He was a fluent extempore speaker, and almost j
from MlB first earranceinto.ttio"mimatry .ranked
as one of the best and mott pleasing pr??c?ers in
the diocese.
" He was kind and sympathetic, large heartadJ
ano liberal. The1 humblest member of his eojit
gregatlon found in him af rle wi aa .wall as a'pas?
tor. NorAvere his ministrations confined -to those
pf htfown 'hb'Ctsehold'cf faith. He was beloved by
all Whfl kaew nfm-soarcely-:teaa by mernbers or
other denominations than by those of his o?n
communion. Bis ibsawih^e^?ply feltiy;??1
cl: ur ch and? by tho community at large,.
Mr. Gadsden's funeral services will be held'at j
SVLake's Church a*Relock this afteraoon^ |
' TH6 fa$fqffirtn ftwhums? C?HIXIIXWV
w?>-m*e? itnls^esnsaing, at 7 o'clock, in Masonic
HalL lt 1) important,that.a.fuU representation
Ofldefegates Should be "'present aa the nomi hat tots
for aldermen and school commissioners will be
made.
! Tax LOST OF. TB H SAWFISH.--This un cunt ri
ra cm ? ter,- -with l ts -exaggerated proboscis; was
skinned on,Saturday evening, ?ad'the'latega
ment, .-dressed ?nd stuffed large as' Ufe, and
twice as natural, may be r-f ea on ex h tbltioh on
chance of"le'arnfng'io much natural history 'for
ten cents may not occur again in a hurry.
. pT. PWEB'S PaBOCHUL &CHbOL.-This favor?
ite' Institution,cloned on-last friday, tc/-.reapen
again -on the first Monday in September. Before
cloting, the scholar's were examined m the*vari
ons branches taught, and prizes were awarded
to tho most prillcleiit and best behaved, by
Fathers Northrop and Carew. Trio 'examin?tion
attlee ?pon tc?ctjers una pupila.
Tn s. BADI CAL CAUCUS.-The members4>f"the
Radical convection assemble) last evening at-tbe
Market'HaiCarfa 'haira . vjM^poM-yoir?^eti
the coming aldermanlc nominations. Xh.a.inset?
ing was excited und protracted, and fi om certain
indican Jus lt" is rlaiu that numerous members of,
the convention are bard at work pulling the wirer
to secure their own nominations. Outsiders were,
rigidly exclddtdii : ?'^i.'.o. s? Bajftf?
, 'i t \ ? i-?*?.>
.PIKE.'-A flea broke out y ea tor day-mor ri In g
Itf^e^ofefen^^^
ber sh'o'pVbn ' th e east Bli ie. pf, Ohureh street* four,
doors below carfbarlaniK' ^.The-'alaTrn- wa?g[+erj"
mts? MfcMlC'ft t\Wf^S?/)wS0Kn
?id^^oxilnguished.ihe itoowJust.bei'oTe the*
unva*'.. or tua cermaia'<a(eaBat?BgMeutfn1 thej
rround. The Are, prfglnatejjjoft ^a^M^jpf;
it I hbilli OJ ng,"and was Ignited by ?packe from a
lelgabotiDg white !e*i m*ll. Wo damage was'
lobs?! The bul'ding was not insured. .t .. i !
MooxuQHT'?Esc?Jtsloy.-".There-' can be no
noreoharmlng pioture than our beautiful bay
md city when seeu.from the decks of a steamer
null i Hm nil i ij.jy^ijfftll|jl(rj, munn With a.
oat apprecIatioa'aFtnls, t:?e fhft*l:a Verein have
telected next Thursday evening? when the moon!
vii! beat its full, for a moonlight excursion. With;
i fine iiiiiiiliif'aajgin^aaiil undertha direction of
.he committee, th?<afl^j5*PB?"t bu: be one of
lie plauantest, afla^tne-Tnallaa may expect a
crowded boat for thia trip;
-..?:': (?-..I ?nj' I ?' . j J:>. -L.::J> .'
ROBBERT IN BRO'A'D "DArLtoyx.-Between 2,
iud ? o'.olook.yesterday artecnooa, a colored boy
?ntered. the house cf a dressmaker in Bot-le alley i
3 st w cea 'Ar ch -lalo .an d King streets,' by breaking
JFen one of the front window.^ and without glv
,ng any alarm gather; d and made off wi th a large1
n pta bec of valaaMe dresses. and other, dry goods.
X short-timo after Detec'ive Burke met ihe thief
in Archdale street, and seeing the officer npon
tiluirtlie. scamp dropped ( his bag-of plunder,aud
to?k'to his heel's. ^ Af ter an exciting' chase he suc:
ceeded in ranking his escape; Cut tue bug he drop
pediwas found .to con tain, all of tit cat?te p. articles,
rhese aren: the Detective offieei-tobeidftBttfled
o^th* ow?er. The thief-Is l^^?^a^U^ie.?pf
pieh?uded, ,"'. : ": V'-.:""i.'.v " r.7,, ,
Ho t el Arri vats-rJr ni y
PAVTUOK noTXL.
Miss M. Toglio, Philadelphia; J. B. LaSalle,
colombia; w. A. Beal), Miss C. JacksOD, Georgia;
W. D. FiBke, Sew-YorkV -Af Wurhm?n, Watferf
boro'. ! - '
. .. ; .- , OHAB+iSrON HOTRL. ? .1 i
J. A. Brenner, Augusta: John Van Horne, W. 0.
Baer, L-'Ulsvllle; C. J. Shannon, Camden; J. Phil?
lipp!, Mobile; J. HlUarckhalter,- wuiiston.
-?y " .^(j?ar^orti^^^v'
R?s?ave t^ii^cl^.B?jr|>rtf *5?G. Bradley, New
York; J. Gor?m, ChsjQaj?hi'-H^B.' Farley, Jersey
City. ^^i} .. ' ' M ?
nu 8 ijfjsr a 8 ~'? ? a.
To BUSINESS MEN.-Five hundred tine Buff
Ejb?eio>,?s7;?)f * W- ;,;,;+; > "? : ? ? :.,.
: lunao^n ?; ? . . -'HASBU STHKET BAZAAR. :
. - , --I . iMM-ti -.1 i
.s nowprepared to rarntsh- good: envelopes! with
nuairi?sb cardsprihl?i^ t^eTeOn^ at ?i j?V. ?xoni
aqd. ,send y on r ,crde ra.- ? ? ? very, merchant ano
usine ss ?nan should have his card'printed ob
mscm^i^ej. *vl::.'.,:?X' ''S' > ?,, '? '? , !
BILL HKADS printe4 on floe- paper at $3, $4,
16, $8.50 Md $8 60 pet thousand, -according tc
i^'?t!tki#*T?0bim-*! i.' '..'?'?. ' i. 1 .
_THE ACADEMT OK MUSIC Q0t?6, <$0^??3??
' ERT'S, as advertlsed bj Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary A Go-Mr. Eben-Ccffln,. aub-agent for this
splendid;fifi? attr??tlye^c^?rug'i?S..np^i prepared
to B?U^U?keV for the same. Applications to be
made ta him ut Mic office of Mr. C'Clffclus, eorrner
East Bay and Central wharf. may29
I I REFORM PAM?Y^AIVD NO..
['.*..'< \:\ k'i'?L??-X l:'H:'' ? i rj?
! The. South parolina flail, Meeting street, Mr
dcV BTOai'tff??^
yamarna ^sttHni Ss FESHIR '
<The several buVf^
ance every evenwg'be?'ore 'irle election iront 8
o'clock to io o'clock.
? ? . ,J; m?ii?iaisd???T^" -?
i E. SORBY- FROST) C Ha tr ra a ri.
.Adams, WS . , . . Murpb^Btbard
'Alexander. sam1!"'1"'''" MlToges,yA.
<*|?^-P . . Mar, Beary, ,
AcalsevR? : ; ;<Jtafe,R4p ?wj/?j?
: Brown, Ro?ei>: .". ?ore,-Wto;,i4i:?f--i i,.Vto
BUU..W DeSausBoce , - .Matto&,.BanVii > ..-..wot;
Black, SamU.C-- K ...MomieivC ."utM^ji
; Sinns, Joe ' Morse, Ked ?-^?i?
' Brinke,-Sam'* ^Morse^ia*,..^ ? m.i-v
Baxter, Aa roo i !;r..;,.ijJ*aleiyJ*iO* MLI&L?J?IIU >
Burcke, WilliamrfMaliu^Beafc;.?-.: . rr.1" .
Baree, Rraft?ftVi - -MeOtllfvray, AC !
Bicase,.Heurv.. . ? . .t McCrady, Thoau-J-^ii
Bredeman, W McNerny. IA
Sase, J P 'V Nelson, .tmnes . . r.
tnow.H ..Kelson, Jack
Callahan, Thomas Ortoian, Loms . .
Ooxdartk iWrlowi-JL " 4^rnM??*t?i^? f"-1! ?
Ohlsolm, Bary . v. O^em^HJ,??,, ;
Oannady, JOB ' y> Pofrcrfer,rr '
: Orowbv, Gabriel Plackney, R Q
Callanan. Patrick Pringle, J Klee
8aq?n,0:iu,;.-. t^v.i-_.Pring-le^rTflv>A)-i' * Wrl
aliaban. M poulnotte, Wm I
Cowper th walt, E Ry Plenge, 0- . '.. |
C?a^pnj an, Jamea^- ~ "P^ng^^^
Glover, Wilson . M Spencer, Seth '"'']..
Hofme?, ir.?^ ? en. Mt?? U.J -V .
Hugsr, WE, .,.. ... WtterJ^mep..,,,.. ,
Mo^mes,iGeo.jj- , . Stoddar^Tiaptam,
Hn^eaDtf 4 > . Wtujtpkl G . '.; '
narr;son. Geo 1 Torck,EF'
Hancock. Sam'l . Townsend, EW '
laser tel, R t Tecklenburg, P , . r
Johnson. Capt-T Tlmmons, A J' 99
Jordan, Edward Wirdlaw, Loma
Jackson. R '> <-. a r JJ r?W?tiBr;?WJi>; *
Kllnck.OW WlKlns, B G
Klenke.Jobn *' *> s-ac WC "sun, WM'
Krosse.1, Frank Walker. W H
Kaufman, A C., Wehr. H ,
Kresse?. John ' ? Wallace.-Mike' ?
Kelley, Frank .Wlenhnliz. Fred
Reeran, Pat WlRh. Richard
Lewin, kM." ?nvi'j?llllBamaj.AK/.v:
Lunsford.-JL Wright, James
Lewis, Jr, Joo W - Williams,-IT
Laval, John -".".' Williams, Andrew
Levy,-Mosed- ~?JBWS&M& " '
Lockwood,' S . .^MBfe?Oo??mel B E
Mathe Wes, J F V;r' ..?:':- TMfig.Baiiitain Thos
... .. ... - , .;.":. 'jr^jsR Hkji^?^A^
'til'.'' '. ... -,.-7 ,: 4 J>. ?.: tr .1.1.1. MW?
. . < . .'-.-i y > '."' ..? il ..ft.l1
! ' * * SfeV . " tf ^ ''-ti.T'-RV.'C^Iwt;^ il
Bas on hand a Urge and caretWry aeteeteds-toot'I
Of ?PB?LSTERY GOODS, WINDOW SHADES,-Pa-J
pe^HanglogB/DecoratioiiB,' ??.' ' '
. :rJ 'r# i . 0OM31BTIKO TOS TABT OF. ) -
_i iW3
. ?
A fa^llne Of WINDOW HOLLANDS AND SHADES
Sw^. Not?ngham'?nd'B?nalinOurtaia^ :t r:
gtatbit^eps, Teirrya arid Safttf1)elams^??il) |J
All Wool Damask* an* Watered Moreeaa -. .;? .. it
French and English Cretonnes and Chintzes --? -i
Linon Cxrrerlb'g'santi Stripes, Binding?, 4c.' '
Embroidered plano and Table. Cover?. , .. >J
V ret orla, Dining and Centre Tnble Co vets ? ... a
TdilmetteB, pil Glottis,-Table and Desk Cc^erurgs ; j
Dr J pery and Centre tassels, Fringes and'Glinps"'
Gilt,, Walnut anti Rosewood Corni ces 'L . ' T .TF ( ?
Ban os,- Tassel Becks and Picanee K J Us .. i J . I/ |
Hair, Wool, Cotton and'M?ss'Mattresses '
ipewandP^ip^?oeHibn^':'* * '! *".'^:^'"'"*
j j, ... ^rKft,W K??f'^Wf? kia?
joiyM_; ;..,..."
s^it^ttwjt^^\^ toot/in:
T&E PLACE . TbjPi LOW(i PRICES.
M** '---'STAR' SWR'T-S?^- . M??i
' ftn^Van4.'ffor^ 1
Qi Lat est.- Slew, l'or k, and London Oata^... M , >
& m \WAR ?HJRT8.- M > -f*
. prdej. jpur^
..if,-' \ . ? ' eeaaoa... .. :f
Q STAR' 8H1RTS. |
* SnirtB, Coil?rB.jDraw?rB,'1 sighti Shrrta".*'
STAR SHIRTS.
fp to OfdetB and Re:ray-Ma6!c *
STAR ?'TS: ' :
At less price than any other first 'dasi
.iV-*w: ..*. * 'Bouse* '?.
'?>'? ;STAR''SHIRTS.; .{?>?,
Men's Furntsliicg Coods et . <
spoTT^ SHIRT; VE?PORIUM;:'"''
; STAR SHIRTS!
Meeting Btrcet, 'opposite''Market.
i ^ /grAR rS.HiRTS, , r
. ?nmincr' Xi CG arts.
R
?t,
JJO! F0? THE MOUNTAINS.
Parties visiting Flat' Rock, N. C., or Asheville;
N. 0., will And comfortable Stases leaving Greca
Vi le, S. C., ev. ry MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR?
DAY MoRNisoe*. tea?fii?K Hffnders?uvl.le for sap
peraud ABiievUleior ulonernext day? - JJ
.|Tlffifyi!tSp?. - t ' WM.-P. BLAIR. ;
jgP?fe?Lll^GI .'.CATAWBA ""*?P?UNG3r .
rOl'^EEiT JfJ0j^f CAR0.U.S A WHTTE'eiTLPHUa,
"'J' ' ' ?ATAWBA*1 COUNTY,' N\ C. \
> r ?!? '* T j tr t.'.'ir ..... M-r. -.'Vf <? ri--.. . -..
"ThlJ liighTy''popular WaTERriiO'PLAOB''ViU
be open ror vlsitots o? WeriR?S?'AY, 7uhe l3thl ?
The Mineral .Wat?rs m .xh?se 'ftpTingS'?re the
White and Rlu?'Suiphur atd ChalyDeat?;, tne ma
dlclual prupertfes of wmcn are not exeellefL'and
a r.eahkier and- mure delightful watering place
not to be found. .
The springs will. pe.under the management or
J. M BLAIK, formerly or Baielgu. ^. c., an expe?
rienced hotel keeper, together with Mrs. WRE>.N,
and ilsitorsinay rely upon good fare and good at*
temlon. " . !-..-. ra rt? ' ?' . . .
^PJentyliOt iee, good Band of MaMo,: and" g?od
Physician In attendance, ac.: 1
.LeaVo Baltimore 'ur Washington "City in the
morning vta Accfuia Creek, 'lttchmonu and Dan?
ville Railroad, to ^artsbury. where you-take the
Western and Mol-gam?n Ruad, and reach Hickoiy
station it he Springs DepotJ by hair-past ame the
hex^ moroi?g?. ??? > . ..? * ? ?> > . r I
Leave Augusta Gol, at night, and take the Ohari
lotte and tstatesvllle Road at Chirlotte, you reach
-the. Springs early the next muming, onarieatcp
ia-tM morning; and be at' the Springs- Ute: next
morniag.'"'-''- ..-?'" ';'.. ?.
''A gobd four-hoTse' omnibus wurr?n in conriec
tlon withthe-trains to the'Springs over a beauil
fol road only six miles. _ ,
? BOARD..?...,..-.-.'.
" Per month, {or four weeks)..7..$irito?
Per week..f. 15 oo '
Per day.iM
-?Chlhrrea' snd colored servnots-half price." No
chvrge tor infants under two yeawuf ag-, '
?. 1 u;u lt .j . J. GOLDEN WYAiPr.
Sparkling Catawea Springe, June 1st. 1871.
junta-30
REAL ? STATE ?ND U S. GOLO BONOS
,Wui:po8itit?ry b*ltetribntea-by RAFFIA-jtm??fl AufflSR^
charleston, at io o'clock A^-bj the " ^gg? ?jg r@ SieW?'ft^*^ #3?SlrS
pi ?HE?fO ?::. ilHi^PS^^^
.r* ?*?..(?.*???.?*. ' ; ' ...... rr**** >y5,yif^' "^Si
"?? *if^-r.*>&ty& itt?ttt ? -FOB. JTJttJE B?XEFIT OF THE __ ""' ~ '"'1J-*"* -
. _ Ma?tet ' ? *',?t*?!-*'.*" * f-rK">J'"-'r?(**-'*':.* MM jew]?r*|
....... . ' ?l -H - i' ri KSeH'V - IT ff!.f <v . sr ??->i
ONLY tflCT; DOLLA?S PTRfa ft^^fe i
THE BAFFLE WILL POSITIVELY TAK?T PLACE" 05^^l^?t?W?^^|?
NOVEMBER W?^-W PDBUO, IN THE CITS* OF CHAEL?9T0N, AT 10 O'CLOfJK A'. U
** ti* '-er?*1* ?* .. *j^^'~f?
; w/*t. \'j. .-tu --:o:-- . ^ f ^m,^ L.
All the Property, Real and Personal, mentioned below mrm be Dr-tribated in tho Award, and a
valid deed of each pteoe or Real.-!*tate, free from all incdmbrances glvan. The Personal PropeRy,-***
C a?ed States Gold Bonds, will be delivered Ira med lately 'after tnwttrfffiet Eacrvand every o-tifloate
has Titree separataAndjdlstUictdK um bera In figures, and io?-"w'*rd* of esca flgurevrltten thereon;'
and are all combined with each other from Nos. 1 co Ta prot?rBchotuir/'-^l.trxe-utrtlileat*3 or Shares,
Issued by the company, with ihelr numbers, are registered In.trretf boots*> ?4?" v : . <> T?
That Certificate of.Share having, on lt the 1st, 2d aod.id?a rnberaoutawed-on tile-Baffle , - .., /,
will be entitled to the award of that flrst-closa Thcea-ito/y Waieftouae, situate.ot .,.
Meeting street, No. 147, Cnarieston, S. C., (opposite the Charles toa panajSiMpfji &$>- ?? >u- *?:
front, by about 240 feet deep, free from all incumbrancea, and valued at..835,000
That Certificate or Snare having on it the 4th, 6th and-etti nnpibers obtained on tb? Raffle
will be entitled to the award ol that flr.-<t class Three-story Ware?nre, NOv'l41 tinting
Btr.ee*, Charleston, a. c., free from all incambrances, valued ac..:.................... ...?30,000
That Certl"cate or Share having on lt .he 7th, Stn and'?th BUTnbexs obtained on tie Raffle. vu.. 11-.
. , will be entitled to.the award or that fl-at-ciass .Tnree-gtory.Warehoase.No. 143 Meeting
1 Btreet, CtiarleSton; s. C" free from alf 'i?ctimbraqceat valued ac...j... >.?... .S?7,'rO0
That Certificate cf Share Davine; on lt the loth, nth and 12th.numbers obtained on the Raffle
will be entitled to the award of that Three-story Warehouse, No. 141 Meeting street,
Charleston,.S. 0., fiee from lncnmbrances, valued at.Jit33U?UJ&&&J??&_?95,000
I The above Four W?rehoaaes are opposite the Charleston Hotel, and ar&ihemoot.Valaable ;. .. ?a
Property In Chane ton. .'.A w* 'i ? :?, * .. t, ?(
That certificate or Share having on lt the 2d, 3d- and 4th. numbers obtained on th? Raffle '
will be entitled to anaward of that Fine Piece or Property, situate cn BroAd "street,
s " Chsrleston.-s: Cv and known ae td?-"Man?Ton ?ouse," /ree from alt. IncamiJrancea, , . ,.
valued at. WK.^.?.;tA.*.X..... ..4*0,000
That Certificate or Share having on lt the 3d, 4iheDditii nambers obtained on the Kaine ,
will be entitled to an award or that Fine Two-story^ Dwelling, sit nato cc Gadsdenand >
; Lumber stree?,>Columbia s. -C:. With >ai the outbuildings, and improvements, with ......(' ,'
about bair aa acre'of arrouod thereto, valued at.^.i...s>10,000
That Ger title ate or Shara having on it the ?th. etti and. tth number* obtained on the Baffle' -.. . 0 ,
will be entitled to an award or that Fine Cotton Plantation, containing about.ib?? acres,' 1 rt /
1 - one-third cleared, and h?avily trmbereu, situate jin theCouaty ot Darhngtoo, S.XI., cn ..
the Grsat Peedee Rrvtr" free from lncambr?ucea. valn?d at.i.w.$10,000
That Certiucate or Share having on lt the 8th, 7th and 8th unmbara obtained on the Raffle-. - tv?
wiU be entitled to an award of United States Gold Bonds <ne? laana) af-the vaiue.of..... .|a,000
ThatOenlfloate<)fiSharetha?ingon-ltVtHkAth*9ih auddOthnumbers.'oburlaed-on the Raffle. "'?>'?-'.
will be entitled to an-kwant of Unite 1 States Gold Bo?d?(oewla?an)or.the value of.... ..$?,000
That Certificate of Shat e having on lt the 9th, 10th and ll to, cambers ob? atu#d on the Raffle K uZ?s
will be entitled to an award or United Mates Gold Bunuawr. the.Taluo'nr^........ ....... ^1,000
Those 40 Certificates of Shares having on them the following -uambenw>bulaodoa the Raffle:. :. f. ?
2d Sd 6th 3d 4th 6th 4'h 6th 7th 6th rWft" ' ?hwtlr^^to '(*^Wtlr^flt?-??3?aT
2d 3d 7; h 3 I 4th 7th 4th 6th 8th 6th - tsttr ? loth 7th:- "Ben <- loth f?at: .? ad :l -4th
2d sd. 8,tb 3d,,, 4th ." fith 4th., 6th ,.8Jh 6th< [A'aW* nth VPt?wB&> l>th lat -jaar1 i:?th
2d' r-M 9tlr tS?'? 4th * -?rh 4tbfli 6th loth 6th' a?- ? 12th ?th -J 8th- l?h lat-' ?tn '?tu
2d Sd 10th 3d 4th loth-tth 6i.h 11th 6thv' Tth' sth sch :: sth" ll? lac 6th . 701
2d 3d 11th 3d 4th llth 4th tth r.th eth- .' 7th lech sth Stir :d?n me - 1th . ?th
2d i-tMt l2|?liW.-raj 4th -Oiathfe-hu.?th, .- ?th eth?>/Tth.-?lth1 - -y-'. ? - t..}*.;.- '> ? f. ' .-'
Willeach be entitled to an award in United State* Gold'.B?md8>^ihe yalt?l?.''.?.::?';-T?Ls?.#$.$!
Those 40 Cer tia ca: es of Shares having on them the rdUqwlng'nnrqbe-s pb tain gi on^Rajtae-, r'.;.,
|at; f wjth- : .stnrM . -ata. .. iom-3d i'.ii?h .i-isur-sth. . 'sth eth ;th|.''.?'th,.!--'..Mtn
lat Otb loth id loth nth 4th eth , ~,ih ita . ... . sth ,-lOtb 7th... ..lotti .-. nth
1st loth llth .d nth 12th uh 7th i ,: ,*h 6ih\. ?th nth 7th : ^lltii,.-. -I2th'
lat , .ant. .. ?a?bd . uh ^?iijatb , - 8?h ! . otb 6ih . JUh ....t-12tb Sth jj loth, - nth
2d 4th 6th 3d eth 7th 4tn " ' stn , lot? ?tn. <. sin,:BU-, itu. ...uta -- JAA?
2d 6th ?th 3d 7 th 8t h Uh loth ? .111 t? fl th . .. eth . ? loth-eta -.ii.JUii; .. lith i
M . em 4 7th3d , s tn eihun "Jim i -..?lath ?th-. ?otn..-,i?hj,Bt.i ; at..sta
2d . 7th . ...-ii?j? ?th'-' 'i<mr"6tb .1 7th? ?t? sm eth.- ina,. ...aswiiisti - su ? ?m\
wm each be entitled to an award of United states-Gold . Bonds of the vatae-of...;.u..?. .$960 i
All ttra-other Oarti?oateft of- Sharea harrtag on therh any three' n?lfflher? Obtained oh the Raffle, " 1
and not designated as any of the above Certificates are, win each' be entrtied to an award of ' '.'",
United Stales Bondaof the value of.;,\?.??:.,'?2..T.:..vi..,?AI.'.VT...
Awards will be made only to such Certificates of Shares' as have uxee. Bambers' q? tfreffl. so ob-'
tamed on the Raffle. TT '.A ' " -.-~*T-?4* WW 4 'y>. ij
To such aa desire to take Shares In this Great Raffle andDistributlon'orRehi and Personal Prcrpcrty.
he Directors will afford every faclity and aaUafamraC and perfect .fatraa a jptt f??4]aMMIW ;
throughout, and many persona may trace their future bi??pect? in busmeaa apdstattba'la Stictety tO
i ferlurtaae Bhars-hewitt, a rf.'? :-. *?...-.-i : .] . . ? . .' " ' P 7^ * r&Z?iW.
Orders, with thc money for Certiflcates. may be sent by Estpress", ot Begftteredletters, oV P?stdfB? '
Ordera. at ?he- rifts af the AnsociliUoru' Persons s en din girders will "be nir-lcnliT tn gfvetnelr names',
places of residence. County and State which will o? entered in the Tibo'kJ of the Company, ahd^fni
med lately upon the Raffle taking place, the Official 'Raffled Kumbera will be io rWa fd ed to ??oh
Corr-spondeut. : ,-. - i-.i/.'.-^ -.*-."--{ j
TR?RJVPPLB WILL POSITIVELY TARI:PLACE ?NTUE.PATVAMED, andevery Award?f-thej
Property and Gold BondarMUBT be made to the HoldeW oriHe CerttOcltlii1"''1. ?t#&M
4GT Addreas all ordere to the ' ?' v - ? . 7 .? ' - "7/ <.*' '"' T% " '"'A?
CHARLESTON CHABII^AAT?:^^
INO. 1*7 3i2t?jettc-xiN'o eCTJEtj-jaaaeji^^
Joly2S-tnthJac_,> v >.i.y?-..- ? >.;?! i ? * .,' ..' . y 1 /a'. jj. .T :
$500,000 I;
?_tj^j y i-'-V <*irf*?'.-?*-?. ?V ../ ..-.I i. ; ".
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.a^fl./.v. o.i^.- ".. t*J ri -v!?J<.r ? I t:J. f y ^' 1. v,-.;-. ? . * .
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Iii Ml?iSiiiMi
EAUHAffM A FAlBOliUdi,. Merchanta.
Seferences in South Carolina :
General WADK HAMPTON, General
Governor M. L. BONHAM. ANDRE v
TH F. NH OLM, HOU. ARM1STEAD WURT,
CAMPBELL.
? rt. : Seferences in New^orkMi
AUGUS?
E. WARD,
ERS 14
?STARRVCO., Merchants; PETTCS 4c GO., Merc?apta; f.
$500.000 TO BE AWARDED T0? THE TICKE? - HO LDK83 OF "TH;
SERIES OF CONCEITS TO COMMENCE OH THE F^RSTXIF
> '?. OCTOBER, 187fi AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, *
CHARLESTON-, 8. C., ON WHICH DA Y
f wi . ?" . j.!? , . -THE. DRAVyiNC COMMENCES....
THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IM MIGRATION -ASSOUIATIO?I, UNDER TUG-AUaPIOES
cf tho "Sooth carolina state Agrica, rural and Mechanical Society," will give a series of conceits
at the Academy or Music, Cnarieston, s. G., cot-unenelng .octon<jr ist, iBa, tor ihe purpose
of raising a fond towabie Emigrants to ?ettttj upon lauds selected by me Association for Henea
of Northern aud European Farmers and others, in the State of south Carolina, and for their
transportation thither and support for the first year.
150,000 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION, AND NO MOflli,
"' " ' IT ' ?TV? DOLjLABS EACH. .: ; ;3:;/
ALL TBE PREMIUMS, INCLUDING DEED AND' CERTIF?CATE^ OPtT?%f?\ TO A?A?E1?1
OF MUilO, will he deposited with the National Bona;"of the, RCpob^p,','piew %b~i. ;
1st GlftlAUiffi?MT' ?ir1- inwi^Vt?aiAeaton, S. a, cte M Valid <$2B0,W,nvr?tg waaaoai or?
iental or about $20,000, from Opera Honsel .'St?resand;Halls;'th?'b?llfltng.beliig,.'' '.'
- about^80"feet -by M feet, and situated corner orEingani Market streets,'iartiie lr.'.
' centro of the city, and well known to be the- finest bnlWlr/g and moat valuable - .'
.property -M "Oharieston^ tamed* -at.j... '^.^/.:'r.. i?'-?.?* ? M . ?v\:y,t.: . -..'$?BO,0001
2d Gift-Gash..........?.~..?..:?. J..,?..~.....\."^..\ 1O0J30O
3d oift^casm.v...^...../...l..v..^.C1..^..:.;..i..l.....;..t;;.i^ aa.000
4th airt-caah.:....yM;...,:v.:.t.i.^
6th GUt-Caah.%. 5,o?t?
.26 Olf*a-*CMh-each 41000.^.(..t.A.At.Ai.J. 96,000
25 Glfts-Oash-each $500.:ir..?-.?.i?.:.^;..:.....^y..-i^?/....i ? M,SOO
350 Gifts-Cash-each $100..".'..'...'..?35",odo j
250Gifts-Cash-each $60.tIi.v;.:?....;;i..?.K..i . 19,500 j
soo Gifts-cash-each $26.'...v..''......l..'..i:;;;:t:ll.'.i '19,500
1250GUta-Caah-*eaoh $Mjv.i<.,v.'....,. 19,500
2104 Gifts, amotinrs i^;?:/.??.;''iCC?.l.'.'.?..$500,000
; B??TLEK, CHADWICK, GABY & CO.,
Ageats S, C. Laiid and Immigration Association,
General M. C. BUTLER, ) I. U ',,Jj! - ?Jv i -
JOHN CHADWICK, Esq., J. j-.' ./JHABLE8T0K, B. C. s
General M. W. GABY, .>}?.?-. ./ * 1 < - .w .. .. - .. -<- - . ;
? - it J* AGENTS WANTED- UBERAL CO."l*,IISSI0N? .VJLLOAVTtlD. .
.... -.- ..- ?>. -- ..-:Tf 1 -? ", ? ." '". '
Commissioners - and Supervisors of Drawing:
M.. .- (j?n?ral A. R. WRIGHT, of Georgia.
General BBADLETT. JOHNSON, of Virginia. ... ,
i '< - rf .'? Colo?el R H. RUTLEDGE, of 8oulh ?atOllha. ' '
Hon. BOGER A. PRYOR, ol New York. h ' 1 '
A FAIR A3VD COTMMETVDABT.Ti SCHEME X '
..... lv-.,..?".: ^ f cHARLP-?TON,.a-C^llJM---<im
We take,pleasure in certify ina, that-wo are acquainted with General M. 0. B?rL?R, JOHN
OHADWJCK, and OeueraiM-lKflART^QLihe firm of BUTLER, OfUDWiOK. GARV*00., aa?
know toem to he genr?emea of integrity, and jw^ regard. t he object they ha*?.of assisting immigrant?
to homes in south Carolina of great Importance to tue state as well as to the immigrants, and wa .
have every confluence that meir enterprise will be oat ried out with fairness and honesty to tflr'' par?
ries concerned. ,Ti ...-1? , .>?**. ..
OEa.A.TOE*rad*--?V,^ .- r LW.HATNjE. ... ,. ".. .... ..
' 1 B. ft RUTLEDGE, ' ; , A. G,MAGRATH, - ?., .
.. ' '/AMRS OONNEH. ! . THOS. J.JUIOSS, --, ...' -. .
JAMES R. PRINGLE, ' ' ' ! "*. .' HENRY BUIST,
lu.'.'wj.- j... ii??ui '?- WILMOT G. DBSATJSSCRE. .."'. '.ii-.
Tickets can be procured ^X'SiSBRtNG A co., arra J. L. MOSES, General'AgentsrTf/c,1 Si Broad
street.
) 30 bbis. Porto KTCO Sugar
ByTJWJL B. LA1AJE ? m-'
, TT our store, No. 171 Eaat>'V<r?? ^pa?
^0B9e*V~?* >*rV?< S^t?^?^?KBSS^r^ '
Ut"! By A? CV MebaMHiU^ -t - -
.IT ^A^hye^va^ f .
A.PJE^E .OF ir^UIIk,'Ifiij'S!!tlie
aadAonarteM^isie, tn^oele?^^^^i
; WILL .BE SOLAAT U? 5IOBB, . AT?.
i J r?b8 and Arkins ^ BfW; "all fTe??
30 bois. Syrup - -.; '. jj rr. ?j? 9 tr.." *
?*?o-of tlrecfesay austerer;-;. * > ?j
STEPPBN8, WEB*Eft*DECKER- *
XT7TLL WELL v39??&ty&j *BBl*?E
W * the?r Store?,^mdWRi?tiw; .
? M tubsatsd'Hrilns BUTTER- -Ji^:-A
!. '."? ^Wic-PIOBT '- .-. . ' ?3? ? ?
2500 pounds Dry Salted Bellies t?iWij't?
Mackerel, Blue nsh ;-.;.v
_megar^1?A&.^... jal|?r
By J; F?A?HSlfc' MATffiRNriiS.
AP BI Wtfi'Wi) BK M UL E.
Willtwioli ?trfly.-tffi^^-TH?aI>AT;.2Sla
instant, at tont plm^mc?ki H^j^?Ksg
Terme cash. . ^"^-^.WTJ^WWI- .
Br w. T. ^EHC* * ^'&;.*^RS>\
VTO. 4 BBA?FALN . ?EBE?iV N?BTH
i\~'-;' Side, a?ew mata irtfflrSlog; t' '
That beatable ?*?tw?*!*^n?Sfr
wim three .ptsMUtc'imck JatctrenandratboftdJ
Inga, known aa Ma 4 Beaufaln street, nor tu side,
neat Klug. Duetting : Contains '8 Boosre roonw.
In rear of ?aid Dwel?ag, entrance through aa
alley, are Three Brttt-?eildencea. The -entire
property wiilbeaokl aa one else?;. Lotmaaaarea
feSSt oaeWfO
ye?rs. wnh intent .Prpperty u^t* lu*?*,
and policj. a*UgnetW Piucta#et-W pay .rtjter
papers and stamp*. .-.--?'? ? ^jalyas
mnwm-?Tmx IB B i cx. BuiLBiN?,"'
A -formerly useSaei Stareh?r^'yrnfita^dpef
il o'clock, in?o?dPostot??, ;
That TB REE-STORY BRICK BUTLBB?? 'OnthB
eputh-sid? Wl?WWaveK-opMarrtlbeA^Jt?y
ot Httil?; ? 'fi/rflterty* ase* at 5-storehouse. Said -
and stamford' ?"-!: '? ^ ' !-_.'. '^Iay^^:'
.rr" .--?.?. ?a^?BMrir.i: t* ?.' ??<*. -
-\Aitnet Kiuuuu nni|Biiiu Tsaav JiB/^rm
Baie ho cae, Oven, HbrsE'8tai)lek,-and call-oMrer'ap
purtwiAoces i?d r?n^nlfcnces^r-a we?ar>po?nt
ed Bakery. . . . ~M^*t-'!r?:?
. t sffW ..?..^:'.".v":';' .-Jlj?,-i*.?Tl t 41-.?'-"'* tfS?'. '
Three (8) - good HOBSSS, rwo ra) Bread Ont*,
?woJt2) fcprtBgWagoi?, Cow "add-Oarr: Poultry,
Foran are. tro?l n?asvjriht aad^Mtobffi;'B?UBt
'tcengu*. Bur ding Hatertiij.'Ac,t-So. lot-ieieas.
?n% tts re? front by- tts leif flee?.1 Thfa-Bakefy
Air 1 trat LOT nextr"?OuA ^ a^^wtth 'titr
nrtrg front cl St/Vnllto hreet ?fbbt, atrtofti
Mt de?K-* "" oi-'^ , ?t'^h-rx^&?s
nd1 r?rrik ? fr^ei? rWWb?^Sn^W^^
toe! on in*Udy foitotri&g.. PRItJAT^jSry
?twir.'aif tBerwteonai -TnWr^ranimraf JK
tores, Wettl?. Horses, Cart*, Wagons, AdiAi.,
. wilt be %bm-'at"iae-?iircer,'-'coma?n^^
? Pbrcaka?r'?o pay ms lui" elf u?*\M?f?m&]n
^i^tttolte ' - v " -J- ;'-t:;:-^:.^jaiy?:
1 B virtue oran execution to ?e dm?ted ajad
delivered, I wJU expose rot aile at thrf C^uUbonae,
ia ChatUstoBpltj, at 12 A,,?? TflCRSDAY,nazi,
^e2a'r3B%^
Taokto and Furciture, w satisry Jadgmeat?? bj the
.i ?' ? ]"."gg j c .j-'.'jfii ? arar
,.,::.5ji , : rr L.n, w??R t:.%%?
" . u.U:IH?(uA^^ '"ni.
"VALLE CRCCIS,--' NEAL COLUMBIA, S. C" .
FOR "TH*. EcrcjiTjoii ?F" .T?E?i?rrLADEB3y.- tr?fp>B
, . THB ?O?iOUTaSUPEav?siOJI OFTBKRSLI,
..I' ......... oiBCBKfioyTHa UaecLwa . ...;V>-.
!| ;iy^--; ctww*^;.?>
j foe l??le?:?? tbp JjfnD^.^it??i^r,
specifplly. air?o?jBee to thpir ??leads, ?ji^t<>t?e
public, that the iinnual.exerds^orth?.A^?my
WU ???inieace Sepiemb?r .Ist. ; Their.Jostltnte
being devoted to the edncattoa flf youth, -arro
eaAp. mepfber panne;J?2*ri#( fJPLSiisSS?1
training for, -that purpose* the ec?ools under
t^CTargeJ aamX^^^!?H^f
torppeasja ^America, .haye/.never.f&*?Ai?gf3~>
Md''ret?nt, the ?on)Jde???; o? nattns? ; nSg^jr?
nf?tiitng will ne le]rt,Mdpne ? t?ps>tibiV^?e
pppila cu*flUcd.to their care a thoron?h.>?tiaca
tion.?n thailgn^t senr?of.fte.^^
ins t roc treg?e m tolfect, but with maternal caro
gnldiug and trainina the noan. .,,,. _
The situation of the -Convent" ls all that cap bo
desired Tor health and beauty. The buljcUngi-ne
on elevated groanri, about two o??s f/onl'the
CSpitai, and in the mid-^ of au oak grofVof
tvieptrseres. IA*? .within; hair an hc^sartve
froraW? AepoVw>ere.^omirTb^fe-andbt?Sge
wagons await ril?Ifir?val Of piisi??g?rsr " WM
. i.odlatlncilon of reMglon .wlil.be xnadelh^tte
?dmlsslon of pop? s, nor w i ll any and hq lbDuence
be used over their !r?ugi?u? pnn?jp$: baCte
the maintenance of go. d order,'all will be requit
fdto attend fae exercises or Divtaa Wprshlp pre
Qrtbed for the Aoademy. . ; ;' - ,
From individuals or societies'ai?posetFto Mam
the education of Jouuf? ladi?s," ?ppWc?tl?hs' f?r
the admission ol pupils at reduced, terms, wl?
receive the meet favorable consideration that
tbeelrcumstapcea of the school WillhamhV - ;''
1 Tho scholastic > ear is divided Into' tyfa ?ea^kma
-the fl rfct commencing september 1st; aad erring
February ist] the^ecund comm'e??lng February
ISt.and endmg Julv 1st. . . J I -J^.
TERMS TSR SK3SI0S-PA71J3LH W ADVAitCk.
Board, washing. Fuel, Lights, Tuition in Eng*
- llsh.Se?dle^Work and l>omestlcBoononjy..|ltiO
pejus. Ink and use of Llbittry,...."./...".'...':' 2
Kr?: ch, Latin, each....i>.?,:..'.:.".'.*.'??V:-T.'i\ io
Barp, SSO-nae of instrument,^..........'.. S6
rm?, $2S-n.eof lmS@K^B
Guitar, $lS-use of instrument," f*......'...'; 20
Vocal Music;'(Baa inivMe^odj..,..,;.::.'. r.v M
Tocal Music, private leesons.....-I"...:.;.'. : u
?awing in urayon.?.::.-.\.'.t?, ,10
Painting in Watercolors......-.-.-..?'..'.*;.V:.^.' 10
Painting ta .Pastel. SO
Palnttag \?\mBr..::..::.r!..?.T.x.?X.. 80
, For lurker .mrprmatipo,. application mar be
made lathe MOTHER ,/i?.P?Kfy.rV to Rl?hVBQT.
Bishop LYNCB, or.topie B^vereaa ?l?rgy. .. :
rjMTJfct noa .-. H.. ..y ...
B';V CA B.^B'^-T.-BVB:;^'
I ."= ATTOBJ9ET AT LAW,' ?
' '". ;.; .."' j * guurwtbn^
1 Will" Practice ia the State and Feder?! Courte
MA