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Tin DULT Haws, by mall one year, fl; six? BonthB $4; three mon'.his $S"W. Semd In the* .tty M ?teHTHM CXHW a week, payable to'the oar riera, or $8 a year, paid in advance at the omeo. TBS THI-WKBXLT SXWB, pnbiiflhed on Tuesdays, Tn'mx?ays ah?' Saturdays, one year $4; alz mon tba ? $2 M; three months fl 26 .Tan WiaaiiT-NYirs, one year ft Str copies $io._ vita copi ea, to one address, tis. Sonora of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found, lear ding, Ac, not exceeding so words, 36 cents ?ich Insertion; over and not exceeding 80 words, 40 cents eaoh insertion; over 80, and not exceeding 40 words, SO cents each insertion. BBMBTANais should De made tag Postofflce Honer Order orby Expr? If thlsicaeiaot be done, protectloilr agamstrT?sses by U ifcay be gecured by forwarding a* draft on charleston pav able to the order of the proprietors of Tai Nxwa, or by sending the money m a registered letter, i These ^tesfore jjnttj and must tovariaWy.-be paid m advance. Address 2 HI ORD AN, DAWSON" A CO., No. 148 East Bay. Charleston, S. 0. TOND?t; MAY 6, 1872. tgf jar. WILLIAM E.. SDO?ONS, .Jr., is tba travelling agent for THE NEWS, fer BouSi Carolina. NJBW8 OJF TBE DAY. -Gold closed in New York on Saturday at -The New York cotton market closed quiet; npiaads-23? .C8nt8,?aZes.384 bales.* --???rverpo?l.''tsotton^ci?sed' dull; uplands Hall rd, Orleans' lliallld,-'-Bates lO.OOO'baleB. -The revolutionists have retired from Mata maraa, and the refugees are returning. -Thirty-three . small-pox deaths occurred this week In New' York. -"Old Probabilities'* promises clear weath? er for the Southern Slates to-day. . -One of Nilsson's farewell presents was a gold "banjo, worth live -hundred dollars. - Harrison Heed, the 'impeached Governor of FloridaYh?? .been acquitted by the Legisla? ture, and resumed the governorship on Satur li Chow Chow -Convention" ls a pet name liven by the Bads to the-Cincinnati gather? ing. -The Question of mixed schools was the subject of a hot debate in the United States Senate.on Saturday. ' : -An dr ow Johnson's claims for rebate of In-, j co ?feh ax am oums to over fo u r thousand dpi - lars, f l '* " -'.'"'? * 1 f - ?I -TBS ITew York Mall states that llesh-colored stockings are "all the go," and that old style garters;'-bave, been, superseded by _ stocking suip?nder?" Thaiia?l ? sup po s e i t? kno w. : -A Cuban, correspondent, after wit nessi ng the manufacturing of cigars at Ha van a, wrl tee that he ls " glad he early formed the habit qi cutting off the tip of his cigar instead of biting | *>? ] H AYI ?X V -ipi -Mrs. .Horace Greeley ls a native of North Carolina. She was a Miss Cheney. They were married in 1836. His better-half, therefore, belongs td tire South.- ?'<' . -Colonel T. G. Rhett, formerly of the Con? federate Army,' and loir some years connected .w^ tteCT?j^tlan army; has' resigned on' ac? count o? loss of health. -The. Methodist, Con ve nt 1 on r at. Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday, Ind?finitely postponed In la vest) gat! ou of tbe affairs o? the Book Con cern by one hundred and ninety-nine to one hundred and Atty. - ' -'Advices from Zanzibar again state that the explorer, Livingstone Ja safe. As the in- ? diligence ls apparently1 positive, it Is to be hoped that ita confirmation will be speedily gives, and, the .question of.,the explorer's ex-1 1B ten ce and thereabouts set sis rest foxe-ver. L-Among. Tennyson's, day. di earns one is a ; purpose to visit this country soon. He is eager, it is said, to vis! t the wonders of the "far West,? and to become, acquainted with the workings, of our republican government and our people. . -The eruption Of Mount Vesuvius has en? tirely ceased, .and the inhabitants of the vil? lages which were threatened with destruction hythe running lava have returned to their homes. Additional tfonble, however, bas fal? len upon them. A hurricane ' of terrible vio? lence has swept over and devastated the coun - try, gready damaging the v??l?gestand the re? maining crops. -Advices from Spain contradict- most posi? tively, the dispatches sent from Madrid in regard to the Carlist Insurrection. The Union* announces, on what lt terms official authority, that Don Carlos ls in Spain at the head of bis" .volunteers, and Don Alphonzo, his brother, is with him,,; T,he_ proclamation Bigned bj him, which: ww circulaiing in Madrldj was genu ne. There is deep uneasiness in Madrid. The Madrid Gazette, official, confirms the report that Don Carlos has entered Navarre, and been joined by Aoda. -A saddening rumor comes irom Washing? ton hy way ot the Cincinnati Commercial, whose correspondent affirms that Secretary Boutweil and the President have quarrelled, and that the secretary will soon quit the Cabi? net and take an active part in the' opposition to Graur. Another correspondent discusses the chances cf Grant's withdrawal, and thinks hat Colfax would be. nominated If Grant were not, and that Blaine could not prevent lt, how? ever m nob. he. might like to. The -President's withdrawal, however, is not looked for with lively anticipations. .. -A telegram from New York reports the naval stores trade unsettled. The new crop is coming fofwaru -liberally ; receivers se?m anxious to crowd everything Into the market to secure going rates. The receipts of new turpentine for the week amount to 1332 ban els, making the stock now offering 2500 barrels, against 1300 the same time last year. There has beena decline during the week of about four cents from the highest point o'f last wees-prices closing for spirits to-day at $5 87?. Pale rosin is coming in freely. The stock of strained rosin in yards here is about 14,000 barrels. The export demand here has been checked by an advance during the last two days of 75 cents per barrel. Tar ls rela? tively scarce on the marker, and what can be lound offering is at an advance to-day of 25 cents. There is a good speculative movement reported from Chicago and St. Louis. Salea of Newborn this morning at $3 30, and a small lot of Wilmington at S3.70. Pitch Is quiet and unchanged. A little flutter was made on Friday by inquiries? of a couple of. Eastern dealers. If they bouzht. the lots* th?y took were meagre indeed. Quotations were fiat at $3 25u$3 60 per barre). -Great interest nae been aroused among the Methodists at the North by the proceed? ings of the General Conference at Brooklyn, last week. The most Important action taken by tbe conference was the vote to admit.the laity to representation In i he councils of the church. . The knotty question of complete afflliatiou with the colored Methodists seemed to con ii nue very troublesome, and there is no little diversity and acerbity' of spirit mani fested on tbe subject. A colored Methodist publishes a cardin the New York Sun, com? plaining that the white Methodists are slid prejudiced agalnatcolored men. He siys that "not one ot our ministers has received an Invitation to exchange palpite with any of our [ white ^BtoodistJiWfiirfitt, while itis an underfl ' able fact that they have a cordial enirae to any I of ours; the worst as-well as the best of their I speakers." .The "Methodist Book Concern's'" affairs have been presented again for consideration. A report made by Mr. Gunn I wno was appointed as an expert by Dr. Carl ' ton, was made on Monday, to the nook com? mittee, but voted down. It affirms that the ! origlnaLjecords of the details of the business ' of the concern are Incorreot; that the eas. ac I count was not pmperly kept, and that the ! vouchers were loosely preserved and difficult to find, the result belog that.the moneys re? ceived aud expended are. mainly .conjectural figures that have been charged, and the true condition of. the. Book Concern cannot be stated In tho absence' of bookkeepers. Th? records of the books have not been proved for several years. The friends of Dr. La?a? ban no longer, doubt that his charges against the managers will be triumphantly sustained. The Cincinnati Nominations. The Liberal Republican Convention hav? ing made its nominations, the most import? ant question is, how will these, and the j platform oh which they stand, be received 'by-;.toe country? We, .therefore, devote a ..large portion of our space to-day to such facts and expressions of opinion as throw j light upon the subject Only "Twenty-five Cents." It is so common, at the present time, for j public officers to multiply fees whenever an opportunity occurs of demanding one from those whom the law brings into, contact | with them-, and the amount thus demanded of each individual is usually in itself so in? considerable, that we are not surprised when we find a whole community allowing themselves^ without question, to .be imposed upon. This is peculiarly noticeable in re? gard, to the fee of twenty-five cents which the county auditor has recently required of | each person or company who has applied for a license in pursuance of the "Act to pro? vide foc a general license law." The act provides that it shall be the duty of the treasurer of each county, "upon the receipt, of the first quarterly instalment of the 'Sum of sums specified to be paid upon any occu- ' pelion or business, to give to the person, company or corporation paying the same a . certificate "to the county auditor, specifying ( the sum paid, and the occupation, or busi- j hess in which.the same was paid; and the I said auditor, .upon the presentation to him i of. ?ach certificate, is authorized and direct- < ed to issue, to the person, or company, or 1 corporation, presenting the same, a license, 1 authorizing him or them to carry on or con- f dael such, business for the period of one year from the fl rs t d ay of April : Provided, That the quarterly instalments heretofore | provided shall be paid when due, of such license BO Issued shall be null and void ; for ( the issuing of which license the saki county 1 auditor shall receive twenty-five cents from 1 the person,, company or corporation receiv? ing the samel!' !&c The only license "authorized and directed" ls s license "for , the period of one year from the 1st of April." ( For this license the auditor ls .entitled 10 t charge "twenty-five cents from the person, t company or corporation receiving the < same." Failure to pay. the other.instalments, J when they fall due, renders the license "nuil ( and void ;" but the county auditor has notb- ' ing to do in aacb case. Now, the'auditor 1 of tula county, in. every case, we believe, where the certificate presented was for the "receipt of the first quarterly instalment," , only, "of the Bum or sums specified to be paid upon business or occupation," has issued a license authorizing the person pay? ing to carry on. the business or occupation specified for "tbiee months,: Instead of fer ope year, from lat April. For this license he has charged twenty-five cea ta, and in? tends, it is said, to charge tho same sum for a similar license each succeeding quarter. The sum thus charged is, it is true, very in? considerable, as to each individual, but it is wrongfully demanded of nearly every busi? ness man in the,city, and is, therefore, of sufficient interest to warrant public atten? tion, t Tfie Eruption of Vesuvius. The emption o? Vesuvius, a general ac? count of which has been given in the tele? graphic dispatches, was foretold some |1 weeks ago, the prophecy being based upon the occurrence of phenomena which have been noticed to altvayg precede violent vol? canic action. In all parts of the globe sub? ject to internal disturbances a peculiar state ol the atmosphere exists sometimes for many days previous* to any outbreak, whether io the form of earthquake'or volcanic eruption. The effect is perceivable not only in the at? mosphere itself, but in the general face* of nature. Vegetation assumes a different ap? pearance; the water of wells and.springs acquires a different taste, and sometimes changes many degrees in temperature; the animals themselves seem to have some vague consciousness^ of impending ct ap? proaching danger. All these signs were n'it wanting in the present instauce, but tire inhabitants of the villages on the side tod at the foot of Vesuvius seem to have paid no heed to tbe warnings given. They hung about their houses and vineyards with the usual Italian recklessness of the morrow; the rich feasted and danced, the beggars kept on begging, and the workmen went lo their labor with the common proverb upon their lips: "To-day is ours, to-morrow is God'B." Tourists, reckless as the inhabi? tants themselves, day alter day climbed into the face of danger, little thinking that every step was conveying them so much nearer certain anti inevitable^leath. Bat the end came. In one terrifie moment the accumulated wrath and Jury of Vesuvius found vent. Huge torrents of molten lava, clouds of stone and ashes with sheets of lire burst forth, and, rifling skyward, famished a spectacle of terrible ' and surpassing gran? deur. For the first time the' dweller* of the villages within reach seemed t.o,cbmprehend their danger and fled ia haste, le?ving every? thing behind. Flames burBt out of the ground along the sides o? the mouo'taiD, and there seemed to be no place where safety was assured. Mount Vesuvius is the only active volcano of any aceonnt on the European Continent. A mere pimple on the race of the ear'h as compared with Etna, its eruptions have yet been attended with vastly greater loss of life and property. Its base, including that of Monte Somma, covers an area of about eight miles. Tbe mountain itself rises from a level and luxuriant plain tu a height of 39?8 feet above til le wi bf thasea._ Th*' lower 'por? tion ia co ve red! with atoneii. and., eco ri o; the cone being formed of black stones rising op nearly 3500 feet. The summit of the cone is 2000 feet io diameter, the crater being five hundred Jeet lesa, with a depth of Ave hun. dred feet. The first eruption of which we have any-authentic account occurred ia the year A. D. 79.. This was heralded by an earthquake sixteen years earlier. It was during thia .emption that tbe cities or S tabias; Herculaneum and Pompeii were de? stroyed. ..For nearly nine hundred years aller the people rested secure, and the fate of the ancient cities was almost forgotten. Theo came tbe terrible discharge of liquid lava in .1036. From that time until the present there have been at least a dozen emptions, some of them violent in their nature, but none of them equalling In their ruinous effects. the first one mentioned. Whether the present is to find a place in the list of the most famous, volcanic disturb? ances, or whether it is tb take second rank,; | will soon be known. Th? Shipment ?f Fertilizer!, The following table shows the number of tons of l?rtiliz?ra, of-all kidds, shipped over the South Carolina Railroad during the first four months of the last three years: ' 187?. 1871. ''872. January. 7,027 3,616 \23i February.10,361 4,809 8,354 March.12,425 5,703 9,925 April. 7,605 2,863 2,845 Total...... ..37,408 17?041 28,358 It will be seen i 1 tbe shipments in 1872, although much large- than the shipments in 1871, do not nearly equal the shipments in 1870; but there was a large stock of fertil? izers in the interior when the season opened, which . stock should be added to the shipments by rail in making up an esti? mate of the consumption in 1872. The German Civil service. A recent governmental order in Germany j summons all public officials who have any In? terest In banking, manufacturing, or specula? tive enterprises, to decide at once which busl ieaja They proferto pursue, as no bolder of J 3 ubi lc office is hereafter to be perm! fled to [ ; n gage In any outside %sc h eme of money-1 nakiiag.. The New York World thinks that he enactment ot a Bindiar, law here, while t might temporarily inconvenience some of mr most loyal public men, would at all events end to elevate the estimation in wbloh our ?epresemauves are held, abroad. * Free Te? and Coffee. The bill abolishing the duty on tea and ;offee has become a law. It goes into effect I Tuly l, and makes all tea and coffee In bond [ lt .that date also free.. Though the reduction n the cost ol tea and coffee which must fol pw taking off the duty will be acceptable to he whole community, for every family uses hese articles, lt wlal.not.go.far to cheapen j Ivlng. This is but a short step in the way of lecessary, revenue reform. ' There are many tulles and taxes that press more heavily upon he people and the industry or the country .hat ought to be removed. As tea and coffee ire foreign productions entirely, there was EO Protectionist opposition lo 'abolishing the luty. Indeed, the Protectionists favored the ! jill, because a reduction in the revenue from hese articles, involving a yearly loss Of $19, 100,000 to tbe treasury, would glve*them ah irgument for maintaining high duties on jthers in- order to raise a sufficient income lor ;he government * l* Cumulative Voting Constitutional 1 - Among his reasons for vetoing the charter attsly passed by the New York Legislature br New York City, Governor Hoffman argues that tho sections providing for- "cumulative" coting Institute a system of "election" not contemplated by thrfiramers of the State .con? stitution In their use of the word; election, ?lt is a fundamental principle," says the Gov? ernor, "that ?lective officers shall be chosen "by a majority of the voles of. the people en "titled to take part, la the choice." This prin? ciple, he holds, ls violated by a plan of voting which, if an elector exercises bis right to vote ance for each of the nine aldermen- tp be chosen lor his district, allows his- vote-, to be overridden by one of ?is neighbors casting nine votes for some one man for tbe .same place. This ls pronounced %a infraction of J the equal right ol suffrage under the constitu? tion of New York. The opinion of Governor Hoffman on this question need not be accept? ed as of general application, however, for the analogous system ot minority representation has been In operation in Pennsylvania for several years, without exception being taken by the lawyers ol that Slate, and has elicited general testimony as to the eatislactory char- j acter of Its working. fjoGtcUcr's Cillers. ~5??T FALSE THEORIES OYBIL THROWN.-We Uve ander a new medBal dtspsa sation, very different from that nuder which so many of our forefathers died. The sick are no. longer bled till they faint, nor gorged with mer? cury, nor prostrated with violent eatnartlcs, nor blistered on their ?haven ht ads. Ever since the Introduction of HOSTETTER'8 STOMACH BIT? TERS, twenty years ago, renovation and restora? tion, not depletion and prostration, have been the watchwords of the Judicious portion of the profession. The remarkable success of this famous vegetable preveni Ive, Invlgorant and CJP rectlve, has woi ked a complete revolution in the general treatment of disease. At first the dog malle members of the ficulty would not believe in lt. "What !" they exclaimed, "cure liver com? plaint without mercury, chronic raen ra: Ism wlthont Colchicum, fever and ague wituout qui Dlue I Impossible I" But the most obstinate In? credulity must yield lu the end to practical de? monstration. Fi om that time to tue present dys? pepsia, biliousness, Intermittent fevers, muscular llseasej, nervous complaints and constipation have vanished under the operation of the great speclfi.', In at lea? ninety per cent, of the cases ia which lt has been us od as a remedy for ttiOse illments, while as a preventive or an maladies generated by chaoge of climate, sudden revulsions it temperature, epidemic poison In the atmos? phere, and unwholesome water, Us beneficial ?fleets have been so obvious and uniform as to leenru Che most perfect confidence in its proper fies as an antidote, safeguard and cure. maj6-mwi3D?c Summer Assorts. j^wTu^rA^^ PK i WEEKLY LINE OF FO?R-HOR3E COACHES FROM GREENVILLE, 8. C., TO ASHE? VILLE, N. C., Leave Greenville Monday, W.daesday and Fri? day at 7 A. If. Arrive at Asftevlite next day by 1 P. IL Leave Astievllle Monda", We?n sday and Friday 1 P. M. Irrive at Greenville next day by 7 P M. Leaving Greeuville In the moruing, go through to Flut flock and Uendersun\ ide tu daylight. Faie to Flat K-xk $5; to A-heville $7. maj3 2ino W. P. BLAIR. Special Notice?, ??*.?OE-A BRANCH OF THE MEET? INO street Ice-Hoase will be opened on north side of calhoun stre t, one door east of Heeling street, on MONDAY, Ma; 6tn. JAMBS KENT, Agent, ma j6-3 - Meeting Street Ice-Houee. fm CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SOUTH CAROLINA, from New Torie, are hereby notified that she wil discharge cargo THIS DAT, 6th inst., at Pier No. ?. Union Wharves. ! Goads uncalled for at sunset will remain on the wharf at owners' risk and expense, maj 8-1 WM; A. COTJBTENAY, Agent. . ^CONSIGNEES PER MERCHANTS', Line Brig M. E. DANA, from New York-, are here? by notified that she ls THIS DAT discharging cargo on Adg?r's North Wharf. All Goods not called for at sunset will be stored at owner's risk and expense. No claim allowed on Gods after leaving th? wharf, may 8-1 ' . ROACH A MOFFETT, Agents. pf* TORTUE STOCKHOLDERS OP THE ENTERPRISE RAILROAD COMPANY. Your attention ls hereby oalled to the following Resolution, adapted at a meeting or tb* Directors held on the 2t)th ultimo-: ' Resolved, That an assessment of TWENTY PER CENT, be, and ls hereby, made npon the Capital Stock of the Company, payable m four equal monthly instalments, beginnlag on the 1st day of Mky ensuing. WILLI AM MCKINLAY", m?yS-mwf seeretaryand Treasurer. JS~ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA? BLE ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit.of the Free School Fund-Official Baffle.Numbers: CLASS No. 487-MOBWHO. 66-69-30- 5 -24-17-66-67-71-46-29-26 CLASS NO. 488-EVENING. 75-71-76-40-51-18-64-67-37-17-34-2 As witness our bands at Charleston this 4th day ol May, 1872. FENS PECK. JAMES GILLI LAND, mays Sworn Commissioners. ?S?-SAVE TIME, AND MONEY BY using the"BOLLAR REWARD SOAP?" DOW1E, MOISE A DAVIS, Agents, Charleston, 8. 0._ pm* DR ANDERSON HAVING RE? TURNED to the city, offers hm services as Surgeon Dentist. Dental Rooms southwest corner King and Liberty streets._aprso pST PEOPLE'S BANK OP SOOTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, APRIL 80, 1872 - The An ?u al Election lor Directors or tb ia Bank will be held at the Bank Building, No. 0 Broad street, on MONDAY next, May Otb, between the hours or ll A. M. and 2 P. M. A> JAMES B. BETTS, aprao-tnthmS_Cashier. . JB* ATTENTION CHARLESTON RIFLEMEN CLCB.-The members or thia club, are requested to call on any or the undersigned Committee and procure their Tickets lor the Annual Target Excursion, which takes place MONDAY, May the eth. L. Gavanaugb, D. Fitz Gibbon,] R. ,H> Freeman, W. Vainer,. J. F. O'Mara-Committee. _may2 . ^BURNHAM'S SUPERIOR, YEAST POWDERS.-Having used Yeast Powder tn our families for several years, we give a decided pref? erence above all others to that prepared by EDWARD S. BURNHAM, Grad?ate or Pharmacy, No. 421 Ring street, near. Calhoun street, Chariest ton, 8. 0. : King Mansion Boarding House, Julina Petsch,' B. C. Webb, George L. Holmes, George S. Ptfker, M. D" John T. Wightman, D. Di, William Smith, Master Machinist; S. 0. R. R. aprs-amoa_'__ j?-ON MARRIAGE."*^ Happy relier for Young Men from the effects or Errors and Abuses In early ure. Manhood re? stored. Nervous debilityi cured. - impediments to Marriage removed. New method of treat? ment. Ne% and remarkable, remedies. Book? and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad? dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, So. 2- South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa._oe tl 2 4 - Jnsnrnnce. A G E NCI 60UTBEBN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY . % ATLANTA DEPARTMENT. GEN. JOHN B. GORDON.President. ASSETS January 1st, 1872..$1,241,647 40-100. The undersigned having been recently appoint? ed Agent for Charleston dT the ab., ve Company, would Invite the attention or his friends and the publie generally to, a ft w arguments in tts favor. It ls a purely Southern Company, and lovetts all its accumulations at the south'. It ls ably man? aged and had ? large capital.. lt does business on the cash system only, and at rates as low as any other sound Company ln'the Country. \ ' GEO. IL COFFIN, . ' - Agegt for Charleston, 8. C., apr'5-mwfimo ' North Atlantic Wharf. c OTTON STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY PRINCIPAL OFFICE, MACON, GA. The above Company has appointed the under? signed Agents rof the State of South Carolina, under the firm name or ABNEY A PARKER, Office In Columbia. As Sub-Agent, they have secured - the serrloes of M -. WILSON GLOVER ror the City ot Charleston, with authority to take risks In any part of the State. The above named Company ls rapidly increas? ing m numbers and tn financial strength, posses? sing now a large surplus fund of $l7? to every $100 of liability, with oiher recollar Inducements. To i hose desirous of making good and safe invest? ments at home, lt commends itself. M. W. ABNEY, ? J. W. PARKER, (Late Supt. Lunatic Asylum, Columbia, S. C.,) General Agents. WILSON GLOVER, Agent, Office South' Atlantic Wharf, apr22-mws8.may6.8.11_; harleston. S. C. (to -Keru. rRENT, HO??E NO. 315 EAST BAY. Apply to A. JOHNSON", corner John and biizabem streets._maj6-mw2* ja HOUSE IN MARY STREET TO RENT. JUL Apply to WM BYRNE, southwest corner ciiurch and Chalmers a reeta._mayg-a* MOUNT PLEASANT.-TO RENT, A House containing six rt oms, pauly urn taned. Aloo, a House nUKaule ror a dwelling and store. Apply to Dr. J. E. DAWSON, Mount Pleas ant._may4.2? ROOMS TO RENT, WITH KITCHEN, Ac, near the Battery, in Meeilng street. ?pi>iy at thia office. _may2 ihma* OFFICE TO Rt?NT, No. 21 BROAD street, under Messrs. Pnssey, Lord A In glenby. Apply at Nu. 1 Hayue street. mayl-wiui3_ ?egol Notices. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COD.NT? OF CHARLESTON-Court or com ii on P.ejs.-W. A. COURTENAY, for Dulon Wharves, et al, Plaintiffs, v-*. the city council or Charleston, Defendants'.-Order ror injunction. On ueanug rtad thu sworn cmpialu.. In this Mo? tion, aud the affidavit or W. R. MuKRIS, and on motton ol h?lst' A ilUlST, Fialniifl's Attorneys : It la ordered and adjudged that the defendants, the City Council of Charleston, their officers, agent? and tmpioyees, be eujoued and retained fi cm erecting, or causing to be erected, tn Pinck ney street, in the city of Charleston, the tan* or tioagh, 6ec rorth m the complaint, for the pur? pose of tilling the same with water from the Arte? sian Well, in the said city of charleston, to be used Indiscriminately hy all persons and ani? mals In the said city, or from fill.ng the aame with wai er from said artesian Well or otherwise, until the further order of the (ioui t. (Mgned) R. F. GRAHAM May 2, 1872. I certify that the within is a true copy or the or?slnaj order for injunction, or file in this office. ^ A. C. RICHMOND. C. C. C. ?.. mays Charleston County. O' The Regular Mont al y Communication ' of solomon's Lodge, No. 1, will be held THU EVE SING, at Holmes'a Lyceum, at 8 o'clock. By order of W. M. 8. D. H?TS0N, maya_Secretary pro tem. DELTA LODGE OP PERFECTION, Ko. 1.. A. ANO A. a R-A Regular com? munication of this- Lodge- will- be- held- THIS EVENING, at Mrs; Barnard's Hall, society Btreet, at 8 o'clock, cana Ida'es for the 10th, ilth and 12th Degrees will attend. By order of the T. P. G. M: mayo;_CHAS. F. 8AMM1S. Seoretary. ST. JOSEPH'S LATIN SOCIETY.--THE Members of thli so. lety are requested to at? tend the Regular Monthly Meei lug, at Hibernian Hall, THIS EVENING. Stn. instant, at half-past 7 o'clock. By order of the Prudent. maye-? - R, ROGGIEKO, secretary. THT5 COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE? MENTS of the late Catholic Picnic are re? quited to meet at tb? Hall or the catholic Insti? tute, Broad btreet, THIS EVENING . ar, 8 o'clock. HENRY J. O' N EIL L, mays_Secretary and Treasurer. /GERMAN RIFLE CLUB.-A EEGULAB VT Monthly Meeting of the Club will be held THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at Undated t's Hail By order. RICHARD 1SSERTEL, mays _ Secretary. WL L RIFLE CLUB.^ATTEND. THE . Regular Monthly Meeting of your Club orr- HIS (Monday) EVEKING, at 8 o'clock, at Mer. chants' Ho;el. . R. H. .MCDOWELL, JB.,. mayo_secretary and Treasurer. ATTENTION, CHARLESTON RIFLE? MEN I-You are hereby.summoned to as? semble a: wiecU g's Hall, THIS (Monday) MORN? ING, at half-past 7 o'clock, in full nu Horm, with rules, for parade and target practice. By order. H. D. BICAISE, mays _ Secretary pro I em. PIONEER STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM? PANY -Ai tend an Extra Mee tl a er. at' the Engloe-Bouae, THIS EVENING, at half-past 8 o'c.ock sharp, se punctual Honorary and contrlbotintr members are requested to attend. By order o? President A. T. > HYTHE, maya ?_J. w. MCKENRT, secretary. PALME! TO STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.-Attend tho Regular Monthly Meeting of your Company THIS EVENING,-the 6'h instant, at s o'clock. Be punctual In attendance. By order of the Presldeut; B. A. ROYE, mayo_ Secretary P. S. F. E. Co ZL?TNA STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM j\v? PANY.-You are hereby summoned to at teuu an Extra Meeting of yonr Company, THIS EVENING, the et h I notant, at 8 o'clock. A full at? tendance of acting, honorary and contributing members ls earnestly requested, as business of Importance will be considered. .By order of President E. WILLIS. H. Q. CA RMI OH AK. maye _Seen tary jg nas. F. E. Co. QUARTERLY MEETING OF MECHAN? IC?' ONION, Na L QF.CHARLESTON. S. a, wm be held at Eagle Hall, at 8 o'clock THIS EVE? NING. Full attendance Is requested. N. B.-The Arrear List will ne read. By order D. B. HASELTON, President. mayfl-*_*. EV-ANS. Secretary. MONTHLY UNION FOR PRAYER. The Monthly Meeting for Prayer of the cau ches of au Denomina lons will be held at Trio tty Church, Hasel street, on MONDAY P. M.* May 6th, at 6 o'clock. Subject: Prayer in the Name of christ OH ly, John u.M. .. Rev. T. W, DOSH ls expected to preside. may4 A TTENTION, WARD 1.-THE REPTJB t\ LIOAN Voters of Ward 1 w ll meet 1 :s EVENING, at Na o state street, at 8 o'clock pre? cisely, for the purpose of electing Twelve (18) Delegates to the Conference. By order of W? N. TAFT. President. natya_'_WM. REED. Secretary. LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION The Sixth. Anniversary Meeting of this As? sociation win be held TOBSDAT, 7th Instant, at hair-past 6 o'clock P. M., at trie' Depository, Chal? mers street, on wnich occasion the Annual Report win be read.au election of officers f >r the eosn lng year made and an address delivered. A roil attendance, ot the members of th? Association, and of ali Interested lu the cause, ls p.r lcnlariy requested.. Members will please come P' epared to pay their subscription*._ma? 6-2 DJat?fl._ ANTED, A^IIAHT AND A COOK. Good recommendations required. .Apply at No. 18 Meeting ttreet._msy6-l? Ttf'ANTED, A CLERK IN A WHOLE VV SALE and Retail,Grocery Store, ona with some experience preferred. Address "Grocer" to this offlcp._ maye mwg? ' WANTED, AN INTELLIGENT LAD. fourteen or fifteen years old, tn a Retail Apothecary Store. Address H, in own hand writing, through Poatofflce._may6-3? WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A WHITE Man to take charge of a rarm at Barn? well, S. C. He must, be a thorough ploughman, industrious (tod honest. None oiher need apply. Apply at this omce;_ -mayoa WANTED, A WOMAN WITHOUT EN? CUMBRANCE to do the work or a small family. A room furnished and good wages. Ap ply south end Lue ia wtreet._may6-2? r\ EBMAN SERVANT GIRL WJNTED, VJT one lally competent to do all kinds of boAe wurk. Recommendations required. Apply at No. 21 Smith street._may 61 WANTED,"A COLORED BOY TO DO housework, AI ply at No. li El Abe tn street. _ma>fl-l* BOARD WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN of good reference, In a private boarding blouse or private family, state terms and local? ity. Address A, CHARLESTON DAILY NBWS. may 6-1?_ WANTED, A YOUNG COLORED WO MAN no take care of an infant and do general housework. None need apply unless well lecommended. Apply at No. 262 King street, up stairs, opposite Beanfaln street._may4 WANTED TO PURCHASE, SECOND hind Furniture of ail descriptions. Good pnci-s given. Address Post.nice Ljck Box 122. apr29-mws4*_ WANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, a small House in the central or western part of the city. Address "Q," at trna office, stat? ing location, terms, Ac. feb8 WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW that the cheapest and best warranted sawing Machine in the market ls the HOME SHUT? TLE, price fib and S87. Can be seen at the Gene? ral Agency, No. 265 Klug street, corner Beaufaln street. T. L. Bl.-MELL._Jaul2-6moa - WANTED, A SOUTHERN LADY TO teach m a family. One required compe? tent to teach tue higher branches of English, Music and Drawing. Reference as to competen? cy and character required. Address Dr. A. H. JOHNSON, Bamberg P. a, South .Carolina Rail? road. Information can be nad from Messrs. Pt- LZKR, HODGE tts A CO., or E. L. HALsE?, Charlehton. 3. U._;_BflCjUg Reraouais. RH?I?iGVAk-Ti^^ have removed their place of business from No 137 to No. 86 East Bay st feet.'opposite 1 HE DAILY NEW* Office, wbere they can be found with a full stock or Goods in t. elr Hue, and win be happy to serve their i nen J a us here ofore. Outdoor Auction Sales attended to wit? promptness. LACKEY, ALEXANDER A CO. may6-mtutha4_ Cost aub io uno. F~*0U?D ON FRIDAY NtGHT7A~LABGE Black NEWFOUNDLAND DOG at the cor? ner of Crab und concord streets. The owner may recover the same on proving property and paying expenses._ ma)61* DMOPPED, OiN SATURDAY MORNING, lo Klug street, between George and Went? worth streets, a POCKETBOOK, containing a sumofmojey anda.blll or Mrs. Finley's. The under will be rewarded if left at No. 236 King atreet, third door abjveMarket street. may6-l?_ LOST, A GOLD BREASTPIN, CON TAINING Hair, between Church and VTare'r aire?is. Whoever will return the same to Mts. ROBINSON, No. 6 Water street, win ba suitably rowardgd. _may4-2* LOST ON THE 13TH INSTANT, A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, with coral scroll, either ou Klug, Broad, Meeting or Tradd streets. A re? ward will be givcu to tue Auder. Apply at this Office. '_agna ?ax Sole. FOR SALE A TWO STORY AND A Hair HOUSE, No. 145 coming street. Apply at the premises to F. G. MICHEL. ma>6-mwi6? ALOT OF FINE BROKE MULES FOR sale at WEST'S S i ABLES, Queen street, between Fr end and Mazyck streets. ma< 6-4* OAT FOR BALE.-A FA?T SAiLLtUf CATBOAT, coppered and copper fastened, lu excellent co iditluu, for sale. App.y northeast corner o? Queen and state street?. may6 5* . FIRST-CLASS MULES AND HORSES, Just received at Kentucky Mule Lot, King street, low for cash or city acceptance. H. OAK MAN. may 6-4? B?ND SACKED CONCEBE AT *? ST. MARY'S CHURCH, HASEL STREET, THURSDAY-EVENING*, MAT 9-, 1878. Mrs. BARBOT respectfully announces that the SECOND CONCERT tendered her by some of tho best muircal talent or the city will take place un? der her direction next THURSDAY EVENING, with, j the following PROGRAMMS. 1. Trio-Fdr two Fi?tes, with Organ accompani? ments-Rossini. 2. Gloria-Full choros-Haydn. . 3. Holy Mother-Soprano and Tenor-Wallace: 1 4. Charley-Soprano Solo, with chorus of female voices-RO?SIni. ' ? '. 6. Oh. God, Have Merty-Bass Solo-Mendels? sohn. ,. . i- . ... 6. I Waited for th? Lord-Sop rano Solo, Duett and Ohorns-Mendelssohn. 7. Trio-For Flutes,. wita Organ accompani? ment-Rossini, i . 8. Let Thy Loving Mercy-Trio-Southard. 9. Thou, Lord. Art my Hope-Soprano and Tenor ?-oles and Chorus-Millard. 10. 8alve*MarIa-Soprano Solos-Klzzo. ' 11. Et Incarna' us-Tr io-Mercad en te. 12. i The Heavens are Telling-Foll Chorus-Haydn. TICKETS OF ADMISSION, $1. To be had at the following places: Holmes's Book Store,- cor-; r.er Klug and Wentworth streets; Hr. j. R. Read, King street; Messrs. Melcher* A; Moller, King street; Mr. G. W. Ali?ar, corner King and Yan derhorats streets; Mr. H. Siegllng, Music Store, Beaural? street; Mr. C. Lltscbgl, East Bap, near Broad street; Messrs. Walker, Evans A Cogswell, No. 8 Broad street; Mr. A. 0. Earbot, Druggist, Broad street, near Church street. The Concert will commence at 8 o'clock P. M. precisely._ _ mays Celebrations. Q.RAND T OU BN A ME N T OP TEX STEAM FIRE DEPARTMENT MAY 8th, 1872. Companies wiU assemble at the Citadel Square, at 8 o'clock A Mt precisely, where the Line will be formed according to Charter, under the direc? tion or Mesara M. n. Nathan, R M. Alexander. C. P. Al mar, F. L. O'Neill aud B. M. Strobe!, and who will then take charge and officiate.daring the da; m the same manner as on the last occasion. The programme of May, 1871, win be carried out with additional regulations, wbloh wm. be furnished each Company on the moram g of the Parade. cuzens aren quested to keep on the sidewalks during: the Parade. E. H. SPARKMAN, Chairman com mute Arrangements. .may2-thsmw4 ?_/ Clop ?rmete I) ip s ano fltoeoini?mt. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE .-THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm name or QfeO. W. WILLIAMS A co.. Charles? ton, s. C., and WILLIAM* Bl KN IR A CO., New York, has been dissolved on account or the death or Mr. JAMES H. TAYLOR. The business or the late firm will be continued by ibe surviving pancera. - ? GEO. W. WILUAMB. ) cnnrtTln W1LLIAM B KNIE, , [ p"^T* JO?. R- ROBERTSON,) iwners* Charleston, 8. C., May 1,1872. . COPARTNEBSHIP NOTICE. \ We have this day associated with us as part? ners in our c?arl'Stotr and Noir York Houses, JAMES BRIDGE, Jr., FRANK E. TAYLOR and ROBERT S. CATHCART. GEO. W, WILLIAMS A 00. Charleston, S. C., May 1. lb7X mayl-wrmi2 _ DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP, By mutuil consent, the Limited Copartner? ship beret fore existing unf er articles of Special Copartnership between B?CKLBY T. BENTON. Of the City ot Brooklyn, .CHARLES ; UNDERWOOD, of the Town.of Tolland, state of Connectlcnt, Spe? cial Partners, and EVERT E. BEDFORD, of the O.ty or Charleston. General Partner, bearing date the Twenty-eighth day of October Anno Domini Hghteen Hundred and seventy one, is hereby dissolved. . Witness our hands and seals this 2?th day or Marah, Anno Dom-nl Elghteeen Hundred and Seventy-two.' CHARLES-UNDERWOOD, [L.B.I . B. T. BENTON,. . [LS.j EVERT E. BEDFORD, [L-Aj STATS' or sorra CAROLINA, ) LHARLS TOM COUNTY. j Centflcate or Limited Partnership between BUCKLEY T. BENTON, of the City or Brooklyn; State ot New York, CHARLES UNDERWOOD, ol the Town and County or Tolland, State of Con? necticut, and JOSEPH H. LADD, JAMES'S. MAR. TIN a d WILLIAM G. MOOD, Jr., Of the City Ol Charleston, state aforesaid. . . ? This certificate hereoy witnesseth that the un? dersigned have by virtue of an Act of the Gene? ral Assembly of the state aforesaid, entitled '. AB Act to authorize tee formation or limited partner? ships," passed in the year or oar Lord one thou? sand elgnt hundred and thirty seven, and another I act entitled "An Act to extend the duration of an Act authorizing, the formation of limited, part? nerships, " pa-sed In the year of our Lord one thoaoaud eight hundred and forty-six, add another Act extending the same until repealed, passed December 20th, 1868, formed a Limited Partnership, as follows : - First. Tue name or firm under which such Part, nershlp shah be conducted ls LADD, MARTIN A MOOD. . ... second. The general nature ot the business In? tended to be transacted ls that of the grocery Business, both Wholesale and Retail. In the said City of Charleston, or such place or places tn the satd state as muy hereafter bo determined upon. Third. BUCKLEY T. BfcNTON, of the City of Brooklyn, State or New York, and CHARLES UNDERWOOD, or the Town and Comity ol Tol? land, state of connecticut, are the Special Part? ners; and JOSEPH H. LADD, J -.MES S. MARTIN and WILLIAM. G. MOOD. Junior, of tue City or Charleston, State aforesaid, are the General Partners. Fourth. BUCKLEY T. BENTON, a Special Part ner, bas contrlbu'ed Seven Thousand Dollars, ($70C0.) and CHARLES UNDERWOOD, the other Special Partner, bas comnbated also Seven T. ousand Dollars, ($7000.) to the common Stock of the Partnership. Firth. Tbesakl Partnership commences on the Twenty-ninth day ol March, One Thousand Eight Hundred Ad Seventy-two, and will terminate on 'the Twenty-ninth cay or March, One Thousand El.'ht Hund rei and Seventy seven. Dated this 29th day or Ma ch, A D. 1872, (Signed) B. T. BENTON, ? [L.S.J CHARLES UNDERWOOD, ?L.8.J JOSEPH H. LADD, fl a.] JAMES S. MARTIN, [L.S.] . WILLIAM G. MOOD, JB., [L.S. J Witness : (Signed) ASHER D. ConxN, EDWARD FOWLBR. A OABD. Having retired from business in consequence of my health, I take this opportunity of returning my thanks to the publia for their liberal patron? age heretofore extended, and would respectfully solicit the continuance or the same for the gentle? men who have succeeded me. 1 would inform my friends that I can be round at the office or BUCKLEY T. BENTON, Esq., No. 68 John street, New York, alter 1st Jane, i87x aprl-m? _EVERT E. BEDFORD. mHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE A. existing under the firm name or BALL, BLACK A CO, ls this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner will sign In settlement, or the business. (SIK0<*1> HENRY BALL. WM. BLACK. EBEN'B MONROE. March 1, 1872. WM. D. BLACK. In announcing the above dissolution, BALL, BLACK A CO. inform their friends and the public that they Intend io closeout their entire stock wlLh as little delay as possible, and at prices that will be aa Inducement for all tu purchase from them. They have also a very large stock of unset Stonea-Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubles, Cameos, AC-which they will set, to order, at unusually low rates. Their manufactory fur Silverware will be continued to enable them to meet any de matr, that line. No. 60S and 667 BROADWAY, New York. Julyis-lyr Settling iUairjines. rp HE NEW IMPROVED WHEELER ? WILSON SILENT r SEWLNG MACHINE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. We are now selling these superior Machines on Ten Dollar monthly payments. Adjusting aad Repairing done promptly. WHEELER A WILSON MAN0F'f>CO., apr6-lyr _No. 209 King street. rjVH? UNEQUALLED MACHINE. The HOME SHUTTLE uses the Straight Needle, makes the lock stitch, (alike on both sides,) has self-adjusting tension, and is the only first class low price sewing Machine in the market adapted for every variety of tewing from muslins to heaviest cloths. Price $25, and $87. Agents wanted. Send stamp for. circular and sample or Sewing. T. L BISSELL, General Agent, janll-fmwemo Charleston, B. 0. j^?CON, EBjQUfov?ABP ASP HAY. 80,000 poonda Dry 8a:t c. R. BACON 60,000 poonda Smoked 0. B? Bacon 800 Darrels Flour-Family, Extra Super . aaa-Flo?- - - . - -.. . leo b?rrela Family Leaf Lard ' 200 bales Timo: a y Hay. J oit recel red acd-?or-sale by - ~s?? :..rr. GEO. W. WILUA??4 OO*, * mayo-e i ; Soe, l and 8 Hayna street DAVIS'S DIAMOND. HAMS AND LEAP A supply of P. Davis, Jt.f?iji.'lf 8ngA#ttrred Diamond Brand HAMS and best LEAF LARD, just reoeivod by. rail from Cin?J jmaiL&ui, ?Of jaie-At lowest rates. H?TMTroBTEE, may8-Im2_yo."286:KIng-Btrft t. rjoKN? CORNI coi0fr:;^.:a e,ooo bushels PRIME WHITE CORN landing and for sale by T. TUPFE&JAt?OJf*. maja-2 . ... ; , . ",",., .,".,., i)/! QUARTER CASKS'? KB i SHERRY - j s ;t'~' ?vi . ? .'. ?fc fSnprrilrdwtf1 - 20 quarter casts I supexrOoiden.'-' ' .. Fine SH t BRIES-t Vin? de Panto ;i v Walch we oiler at low pri?es., A..:.. .,-..-/?. inay4-emw4 KL1NCK. WIOBTENRERG A CO. jg A L T I S A}'D'SVi^''-B-Apit? .? 600 tacks Liverpool- SALT- tor'sate;- ?at -fl per sa?k, to close ccnjugnntenvby' Hil bait >??.<<? QOGNAO ^^i^^^SfPS DT? mo. s.^?o^'.s^^-Ti,. ^v' . - - <.<- a "oii '.??!?" A. TOBIAS* SONS, No. *110 BAbT'HAYV ' Otfer for sale from C. a. BondediWareaotusv^. CU ol ce COGNAC, an d LA. ROCHELLE, KKAHUT Tartw^te^.ta. , ' wBSmSmt* 1 & AND _OaseaoiOTOdoB^-twhte^eaon._ J^AIR, PB IMS'AND CHOiOE BU?rAiBS_ HORDEOfU A co., No. no East .'Bay. orar for sale Fair, Wime and Cholce'^?1^^^^ 1? ALK I B K- ?lkSE?l SS? . MOBDBOAIACp.,^0. U0 MtauOM ?CT sale an Invoice of "Falkirk" ALE,,laodlD(t dlreol from Glasgow, tn Pints. MQ>5pgW,%K g. O B T Pa RIC O -^^'a^S^E^S: MORDECAI A CO., No, 110 Batt Bay, offer ?di ?ale cnoloe Porto Rico MOC ARSES,- iri/gv?n* package*. MORDECAI AIOQ,;. TD BIME WHITE LCON/. ?/ MORDECAI A CO./NO. 110?BmSpf - sale Prime White CORN, In aersatta,';' w . . r ? . . ggggjgggg A DAM AN TIN B: CAN OLE Si jtX . ? > olio a 1?;? ?OMOH?!) ? loo? packages Ail aman tine CANDLES tor aale te|?i?E5 - .,,MW^*OO7; MORDECAI A CO., Bo. l?o Ea? BAY, offer for sale an loroloe or Oboice HAVANA CIQARS,di rect from Factory in Havana, li ::?ViiT.T MU? 1 --n??-1-.. .,!...... . irv. .i-:o.n '' ' . MM ?': ? -^Jin ; .-...;...?{ : ?f.; .. ? : . . dj il?!';')."!' -..i.l/i j o,s T R ttq BIT B$.;; '' . ALarg? Ashman: ot ? , \r;;?.'*-.;*, FINE GLASSWARE, KEROSENE'LAMPS '" AND/BH?^ES OF ^SBWSI^p! n Also, a Fun and Wen-Selected stock or GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, 40. \ choice a a. HAMS, STRIPS and SHOULDER? Extra Fulton Market Beef ."' 5?.1 Mackerel ./ Choice Saimdn and Halibut Fin a Extra Goshen Butter and, Cheese Sugars of all Grades -? Raisins, Almonds, Figs, Currants, Preserves, Ac I bave on hand a Foll stock of BRANDIES, Wines, Whiskey, Ac, which I am prepared to gell al Wholesale ox RetalL V' Orden from the | Country wai receive prompt attention, by addressing letter to Poatofflce Key Box Np. 248. ' ; j All goods delivered to any portion or the city free of charge. D. FITZ GIBBON, N. W. corner King and Cannon streets, apr 0-1 mo Orags ano ?Ufatvaes. /?V * J. L U H N, * P H A B M A CEU T I 8 T, IMPORTER OF FINE CHEMICALS, PERFUMfiRT ^% AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, No. 4M KING STREET, CORNER OF JOHN. Now in Stock of my own Importation, I LOW SON AND HAYDEN'S SOAPS, Tooth Brushes, * ' Carbolic Add: . Pattey's Cold Cream, English Dalby's Carminativo, Bridan ou, Ruvhe'e Embrocation and uhiorodyne, >GKNT FOR TILDEN 4 CO.-fi SOLID AND FLUID EXTRACTS. Pharmaceutical Preparations, Sugar-coated Pills, Ac AegNTFOB FORD'S SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. AGENT VOS SOOTH OABpLTNA FOB DB. JEROME KIDDER'S ELECTRO MEDICAL MACHINE AND APPLIANCES, Surgical In strumen ts and Goods of foreign man ufacture Imported to order. My Dispensing' Department ls complete, em? bracing au New Remedlw. A foil assortment of Trusses and Bandages al? ways on hand. . PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with accuracy dar qr night._janiowfmly ELEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR? AI IONS. ? W. E. WARNER 4 CO., ' OF PHILADELPHIA, Offer the fallowing assortment of Elegant Pre? parations, now used by Physicians everywhere. Send for Price List to Dr. H. BAER, Charleston: iron and Iodoform Puis, a powerful Alterative and Tonio Comp. Phosphores Pills, for Impotence, Loss ot Nerve Power, AC Elixir Ciuchonla Calisaya ? Elixir Pyrophosphate of Iron Elixir Calisaya, irn and Bismuth Elixir Calisaya, Ferrated Elixir Ca.isaya, Iron and Strychnia Elixir Bismuth Elixir Pepsin, Bismuth and Strcyhnia Elixir Valerian ate of Ammonia Wine of Pepsin Bitter Wlue of Iron Wine or WU J Cherry Ferrated Wine of WUd Cherry Comp. Syrup of Phosphates (or Chemical Food) ay rup of Mypophosphites (for Con sumption r Bron- . chills, Ac.) Lozenges of Pepsin and Iron Licorice Lozenges, coUlnlng Vanilla, Tolu, Ac. Elixir Taraxacum comp. Thin is a new and vain able combination or the, medicinal properties or the Dandelion, ww Cherry ana Gentian, associated with Arom?tica. Ic ls a very agreeable and efficient remedy. Aside from I its medicinal vtrim s, lt ls u -eful as a vehicle and for masking the bitter taste or Quinine. Elixir Gentian and Iron Elixir Bromide or Potassium. Syrup Phospb. Quinine, Iron and Strychnia. (Alt ken's .-yrup) for Debility and Nervous Pros? tration, Indigestion, Chlorosis, Ac. Eux. Valerlanate of btrychnla Eux. Phoaph. Quinine. Iron aod Strychnia (of the greatest service where there h a tendency to Paralysis) Beef, Wine and Iron, an elegant combination, especially serviceable In cases of children and delicate ladies. In addition to the above, w. R. Warner A Co. manufacture a foll line or Fluid Extracts and Sugar-coated Pills, all of which are to be had at Manufacturer's Prices, of DB. H. BARR, No. 131 Meeting street, onaa-DCAWflmos ' Charleston. SyP." "XT TRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD V? NEWSPAPERS In large or small quantities. Price 60 CENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply at the office or TBS NEWS. may ii