Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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New ToTk Mnrket. NEW YORK, May 2G. Cotton Imoyaut, ^fwUJr?aloa ??lJio?o bales. ?ulambV41; Or? leans, 43. Gobi, S84. froiTi Europe. Naw_f YOUK; . ?$ay ;20*. Tue^atisaiusl?ps Saxonia and America have" arrived from Southampton, bringing Liverpool dates t< " theTGth. . The panchas subsided. "War prospects unchanged. ' Cotton unchanged. Sale? of tho two days, 18.080 balea. Five-twenties, G.">$. Consola, 8G$(s?8G?. -?-? - Proceeding* of ?He Prruu y? nl;t 11 As-j smiitlica. ST. LOUIS. Maj 21. -In tho Old School Presbyterian Assembly, . to-day, the me? morial of the Convention called by Dr. Breckinridge, which held a session hero last woek; was presented and referred to the Committee on Bills aud Overtures. The memorial reviews the relations be? tween tho Presbyterian Church and the Confederates. The General Assembly ask this Assem? bly for a trial of that body as entirely ilk gitimale; to receive all loyal churches in the South, and to regard the Southern States simply a? a field for missionary labor. A memorial was received from tho ex? cluded commissioners of the Louisville Presbytery, protesting against the action of the"Assembly in then case. Dr. Van Dyke, of Brooklyn, also offered a memorial to thc effect that thc deliver? ances of tho Assembly concerning loyalty, not having bern sent to the Presbytery and adopted by them, are iud binding upon the churches. Dr. Boardman, of Philadelphia, con? sumed tho remainder of thc dav in a speech, mainly in reply to the address of ] Dr. Thomas, bf Ohio, delivered Saturday, taking strong grounds against tho action of tho Assembly in regard to the Louisville l'resbj'terv, calling it unjust and unchari? table, and jeopardizing tho best interests of tho churches and thc cause ol* civil and | religious liberty. Ron. Samuel Galloway, of Ohio, will re? ply to-morrow. Tho following committee have been ap? pointed to investigate the Louisville Pres- 1 bvtery case: Drs. McLean, Thomas, Bines, Waller, Elders, Galloway, Clark, Davidson. Tho New School Assumblyis progressing rapidly in tho transaction of its business, but nothing of special or general impor? tance is liefore il. COTTON.--Wo clio the following pertinent remarks from the Galveston Btdtttiuot the 13th instant: Wc think that a few general remarks here may furnish some information con? cerning tho views entertained in regard to the future of tho staple. Est?males of the growing crop vary from 1,000,000 to 1,500.- ? 00Q bales, which, if proved correct, would ' havo a tendency to increase prices, though not for two or throe months, as the En? glish market has under its control about 2,000,000 bales. It ?-ill bo a difficult thing to make such markets as those of Liver? pool and Manchester understand that, not? withstanding their heavy supply at pre? sent, they may bo compelled to change . their opinions, and pay higher prices than j those now ruling. By reference to all our ' exchanges we noto tho fact that factors elsewhere aro acting as those hero, in with? drawing their samples from the markets, as they know full well that they cannot givo satisfaction to their planting friends at prices that buyers iro offering. If this feeling is general, and wo believe it is, the ? foreign markets, in our opinion, cannot keep prices down. THE BOBE OF THE SENATE.-Tho Washington correspondent of tho Chicago Times says: "Imagine a hot debate, in which mental faculty of the few i ng men of the Senate luis been I ed to thc utmost. The fingers the Globe reporters ache from '? id and laborious work. Radical, ; Conservative and Democrat have exhausted their powers of reasoning ! ^ and illustration. Every phase of the : subject has been held up to praise or j reprobation. Like a contracted ka-1 leidescopc in a crowd of children, it has been shaken into every possible combination. Five o'clock hus been reached-cries of 'question' are heard from both sides of the chamber-the result of the coming vote is clear to all-a Webster couldn't changes it. Senators already smell soup, and begin to enjoy their dinners in antici? pation. 'The secretary will call the I roll,' says the chair. Alas! not yet! j Conness rises just as the first name is about to be called. He says again and again what has been much better said by others; he befogs everything, j and spends mi hour in doing it. Curses, not lond but deep, express the general disapprobation and dis? appointment, as every prospect of dinner vanishes and tho thought sug? gests itself that lunch alone can se enre even supper. "Conness is, unquestionably, the greatest boro in the Senate. He will bilk more negro than Sumner, more, law than Johnson, move army than Wilson, moro finance than Fesaen den, and nil tho while can make a bigger fool of himself sober than his colleagiie, McDougal, ever approach? ed in lils tipsiest condition. In one word, with the learning of Sancho Panza, he aims at exhibiting the ac? complishments of au admirable Crichton aud the profundity ol a Jefferson." Seven different commissions will Boon be engaged in ascertaining tho biota relative to the Memphis, Temi., riot. Congress has appointed a com? mission, (len. Stoneman another, Gen. Howard a third. Cien. Eisk, a fourth, the City Council a fifth, the white citizens a sixth, and the negroes a seventh. One of the healthiest symptoms in the South is the establishment of numerous factories of cloth and-iron in almost all of the eleven States. Northern capital and skill aro going there to build up a kind of general prosperity and progress which these States have never known. Travel from the South, so says a Philadelphia paper, ii setting in strong to the North. "^THB FSNIANI? nt KBW Y?wc.-The ^evelatious of the .alleged Fenian swiudle, It appears, have not ye*. all come to light.. ' The Houso has passed the bill ex? cluding from "West Point those -?rho have served-in tho Confederate army. The Queen bf Spain's last daughter has 112 christian names. KAY & HEWETS0INT, Architects aid Civil Kn?inwrs, COLUMBIA, & C. OFFICE Nc*th-weat corner of Lady aud Lull streets. ? j May 27 _ Cow Lost, Vim STE AY ED from my premises, *^Ltft?Mon Thursday, a dark brindle \s>^C()V,, about eight years old, _<*."-^iwith a very large, fall udder; supposed site has calved somewhere'. Any person giving me any information respect? ing her will be liberally rewarded. May 27 J. BURNSIDE. On Consignment. PT/\ REAMS large-sized WRAPPING Ol/ PAPER -low to ?lealers. May 27_JOHN C. SEEKERS. Fresh Arrivals. Cl ANN ED OYSTERS, J " I .obst era, Salmon, Preserved Pine Apples, Peaches, 1 tierce Salmon, 4 boxes Codfish, 75 " Smoked Herrings. 10 kits Ni>. 1 Bay Mackerel, 500 barrels Corn, 100 " Oats, 50 balee Timothy H av. May'27 JOHN C. BEEPERS. North Carolina Flour. "I i\ BAGS fresh ground North Carolina Wi FLOUR. Received by May 27 2 0. li. BALDWIN. iii TO-MI 2CASES real China-preserved GINGER. 1 case fresh SARI ?INES. 1 ease now SALMON. Bv May 27 1 C. H. BALDWIN. Bil, LARD, ?G. rPEN hhds. SIDES and SHOULDERS. J. S tierce* pur.: LARD. ?JO bbls. Southern FAMILY FLOUR. With varions oilier goods of standard brands and Qualities, just received and for sah; low bv C. IL BALDWIN. Irlay 27_2_ Sugar, Teas, Seo. 2HHDS. BROWN SUGAR-lower than ever. Rbis. Crushed, A and C Refined Sugars. Teas - fresh, various grades. Coffees " " " For sale at FAIR PRICES hy May27_2 C. IL BALDWIN. THE'INCOMPARABLE HAM! 4TIERCES "DAVIS' DIAMOND"- the American Westphalia HAM. 4 tub* choice MAY BUTTER. Pickled Tongues, Smoked Beef. Choice Breakfast Ba?on. Received to-dav and for salo at FAIR TRICES bv " C. H. BALDWIN. May ?7 ' 2 GROOEB XE? ! ! At Wholesale and Retail. rilllE subscribers have just received v. JL i'm.! assortment of GROCERIES, to which they invite the attention of buyers. Tiley have also li^e STALLS to rent, at low figures. Tbis establishment is on Ger? vais, between Main and Assembly streets. W. H. WOLFE, ittay 27 G* J. 8. HOOK._ Greenville and Columbia Railroad. OKN'L SUPERINTENDTS OFFICE, COLOMBIA, Mav 20, lsor>. ON and after MONDAY nJxt, 28th inst., the Passenger Trains wi? run daily (Sundays excepted) until further notice, as follows: Leave Columbia at. 7.00 a. m. " Alston at. 0.4j " " Newberry at.11.35 " Arrive ct Abbeville at. 4.50 p. m. " at Anderson at . 7.10 " " at Greenville at . 8.10 *? Lave Greenville at....5.55 a. m. Anderson at.C.55 " '. Abb.-ville at. 0.20 .. " Newberry at.2.45 p. rn. Anise at Alston at.4.2" " " at Columbia at . 7.bl " The road having bei n repaired to Alston, passengers and freight will be transferred across tb0 river until tho bridge i., com? pleted. The expense of passage and freight, by tho discontinuance of the ?tage, wagon and boat lines, will be largely reduced. J. 15. LtsSALLE, May 27 General Superintend? nt. U3r~ Conntry papers publishing for the ?oropanj will jilease copy." AT FANNING-'S RESTAURANT ? TUST received, two casks of thu finest FRENCH BRANDIES, brands "Cog? nac" and "( 'asl motto." These Brandies are warranted pori-, as they have just been received from the Cnstoni House Bond in New York, and sro warranted to be the purest liquors imported into Columbia since (he close of the war. I have also on hand, just received, the choicest brands of SHERRY, MADEIRA, Pi MCI'. CLARET and CHAMPAGNE ever offered in this mari.el. 1 also I.ecu en band consignments of the PUREST WHISKIES, lb ?LL \N I > GEN, LONDON PORTEE and SCOTCH ALE. Al.so, IOU beses SARDINES. l on SPANISH SEOARS. Si 'ARI 'A LETTI SMOKING TOBACCO. Fine CHEWING TOBACCO. I invite a call from customers in tho above articles. Tin y will bc disposed of ;il a Minali advance on cost, and every article is warranted i>> be genuine. SS-A LUNCH will be servid np EVERY I DAY, (except Sunday.) between ll and I I /clock. i .IOHN PANNING. ? Mav 27 .{ ? CHARLOTTE RAILROAD, COLUMBIA, e. C., MAY 25, 1866. rflHE public aro informed that ALL X FREIGHTS shipped from Columbia to tho following named stations on thc lino of this road must be PRE-PAID, via: Kil? lian's, Doko, Campbell's, Ridgeway, Simp Bon's, Adger's, White Oak, Young's, Black stocU, Lewis', Smith's, Fort Mills, Mor? row's. ALFRED WALLACE, May 27 G*_Agents. A B. C. R. B. ARTIFICIAL Legs and Arms. _ THE SOUTHERN LEG AND AM COMPANY HAVE established a branch office anti mannfactorv at Columbia, S. C. The improved AUTOMATIC EEG AND ARM manufactured bj this company are unsurpassed by any hi the world. Our workmen are practical artificial leg ami arm makers -three of thom wearing legs of their own manufacture. Our facilities aro unsurpassed. Our work warranted one year. Call and ex? amine our specimens, or address DANNELIA, MARSHA I iL St CO., Seeger's Building, Columbia, S. C. Onices- Madison, Ga., Nashville, Tenn., Columbia, S. C. May 26 Imo ? il) CUP. or ii WERE IN STORK PRIOR lo the RECENT ADVANCE. ?*? WE beg to call the atten? tion of buyers to Ihr above tact. Shiver Sc Beckham. CATALOGUE AM) PRICE LIST. CALICOES, 10 to 25c BLEACHED IL 0 M K - SPUNS, 121 to OOo. BROWN HOMESPUN, 12A to 30c. PRINTED MUSLINS, 25 to 62Ac. TRUNKS. $2.50 to injin. SHOES "that are Shoes."! $1.25 to 5.00. HATS, 10c. to $7.00. L0-4 ll O N EY CO M B QUILTS, $3.75. WM Sr BECKHAM. jMay 27_ Deceased Soldiers of South Carolina. I COLUMBIA, S. C., MAT25, 186(5. ! WITIT thc partial resumption of mail j facdities, I again, under appoint ment ol the Legislature, request the names j of all who died in service of iliseasr, from j accident or wounds, or who fell in hallie. I Give the name in full, District, rani., com i pany, regiment and arm of service, ?law and cause of death, and whore he iii? cl. ? The Record cannot bo completed without | tht! assistance of all who take an interest ! in this memorial. Especially to our re- 1 turned soldiers do I now make t his app< al. lt- it be but a single name you can furn i sh, send it to me nt once. WM. J. Kl VE US, State Agent for Recording, &.?.. May 27_" _ .; Country Ham? r |YHE nndersigned has for sah-, at a rea 1_ sonable rate, several choice Ci >UNTR? ll AMS. JOHN 1). BATEMAN, May 2C 2 At the Columbia Ice ?louse. Just Received a Supply of WHITE G00? )$, MULLS, SWISS, JAC( ?NET < 'A M Ii RIOS. Victoria, Nainsooks and Dotted Swiss MUSLINS. ALSO, DRESS GOODS, PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. Kreuch and American Corsets. Linen and Tweeds for Gentlemen's v,< ?ir. Magic Ruffles, Cambric Platings. Tape Trimmings, Ladies' Collars ?ml Cuffs. Irish Linens and Lawn.-. Aprils FISHER A LOWRANCE CHAINS! CU?INS! CHAINS! TUST received and for sale low, 500 paira tl Straight and Twisted Truro CHAINS. Also, a completo assortment of Tongue Chains, Lock Chains, Breast Chams, Rtay Chaine, Fifth Chains, with and without Stretchers, Coil Chain, Halter Chains. Jack Chains. Ac. J. & T. ll. AGNEW. May 27_ Hoes! Hoes! Hoes! |/^/\L)0/. HOER, assorted sizes and JLv/V/ qualities, on hand and for Palo low bv J. Ss T. lt. AGNEW. May u7 Spades, Shovels, Forks, &c. *Zf\\ DOZ. Long and Shori Handled I 0\f SHOVELS. 25 do*. SPADES. 15 " I .'Mig and MIMI I ll aii.l!-??! Manure Porks. Also, Garden Porks,Garden Hoes, tarden Rakes, Garden Trowels, ??rain Cra? il, s, ( tri flin's Scvthes, ,Vc? .Inst, reee?ved md for sal-- low lu .1. A T. I:. AON1?W. May 27 Potwaro, 3auce Pans, Fry Pans, &c. 1)??TS. OVENS. SPIDERS. TINNED SAUCE PANS, Cia:!, SAI CE CANS. Iiotig and Short I hmdled Erv Tans. I'.rar md Enamelled Preserving* K< tl L's, Glue I Yds. Tuned Mortars, Kettles. Ac Just eeeived and for .'ale I-. May 25 J. A T. U. AUN MW . Copartnership. 3HIE undersized has :: - ?ai-I him? self with i'lli ?MAS lt. AON EW, of New ITork, underthi firm of J.j 'i'. K: AGNEW, for thc purpose ol' conduct in ?-. a Hardware md Grocery Burin?es, in their in-w slore, ?omer ol M ain and Plain -?t n els, i ohniibln. -i.e. In addition to a well-s< l.ete.l stock >f Uardwnre.iPaiiits. Oil?. Window Glass, te., they will keep e.instanter on han.! :.. sh'oicc assortment of Pumily Groceries, romprising every article u?ually kept in a (Irst-elass groeeiy establishment, which mil lie s.dd al moderate prices, and to ivhichtheysohcittlicalieiitii.no! tin .?ti -..-ns of Columbia and Hie surrounding ?onntrv. .). ?UN AGNEW. ' C. u.i Mi-.iv, S. C.. May 12. I SOO. May Kt TEKT/n.L? GKR'S FIRE & BURGLAR PIIOOF SAFES. | rTUIE mel- r igm ii have been appointed j 1 agents for tl. sn;., rior SA EES. ! I'hese Safes hre made with throe Hanges tdl other safes have but lu... They have' Powder Piw.r Locks, and the looks and IK.?is ar.- protected with pla4.-: of hardened | -t.-el, which is the only |>roi,i ct;.,:, against tie - burglars drill and tie:::, rtion of pow- j l.-r. Also, warran [f d free from tbvrrtpness. While Ih-se Sales have no superior in [piality, they rnrni bcd at uioderntc, prices - :: t I .?ist 25 to tiO :. rc. it. less than I [ierrinf's und other makers, whili Hie ipiah'D cammi h.- surpassed. ' A sample Safe can l?0 a! our store, ind orders will Le taken al Nw York prices, wit h expenses of transportai ??.rn 1 ?tddi <1, and n?i char .- for foi warding in I chariest on. .?. .V 'I'. P.. AGNEW. THY THE SAR?LAAO. HAH. ONE II PN DRED ele ?ice SUG AR CERED MARYLAND HAMS j::-; j. * -ved. There arc nu better Hams,and thev are at least ns good as tl: best in market*. For 1 nalo LOW hv .:. A T. lt. AGNEW. CHOICE GOSHEN I??STT?B ? I J'L'S'L' received, per steamer, a siipplv of choice MAY lib i l i!!, i sura nico, for | sale low by .1. ic T. K. AGNEW. | Iii-A Potatoes. FBE5H 6RQ6ERICS. I>KLS. Choice irish POTATOES, Rbis. > Sj,lu Peas. Keans, Carl Harley, tl eck? er's Earina. Durvea.' Mai/., na. Cr - e Sr] Blackwell's Loudon Mustard, ynarti r and Hull' Pox.s Sardines, Raisins. ? ?iron, Mac- | caroni, V. .-micella. Choi.-- black and Oreen Teas, Prime Coffee. Pickle in Jars, and for sale bv the dozen or hundred, ivis;.. Star. 'e. Pig Blue, Olive* ?il, Cai i nedi', ache*. Toma? toes, Pepper Sauce. Walnut and iS'omato j Catsups, Loudon Chili Situ?e, Worcester? shire Sauce. ^ . as? Pow ,Iers. Cooking S< ?da, Flavoring Extracts, Rakel's Chocolate, Ginger, Pepper and spice:., English Dairy ?heese, Soda biscuit, Sugar. Rutter, O vs- j ter and Lost.,n Crackers, Mackerel * in j whoie, half, quarter barrels ami kits, also ai retail. Together with munerons ad.lt- I lions to our stock now on thc wav and being daily received, : nd v. ii ich will bel sold ai mod. r.u.- prices hv May 15_ J. . T. R. AON PW. HAMS, SIDES, ,JIS IA!) ? ICST ivceiv. .1. barrels SUPERIORNEW YORK SUGAR < I KED ll AMS, at 22lc. BACON, SIDES, SH? ?ULDE11S. SUt.AK CERED BREAK!'AST STRIPS, BALTIMORE CITY Cl RED HAMS, l i.l.ui. i.i' i. Mi..', eur :-.ll M av Itt .1. A T. li. AGNEW 1>RLS Ml SC? ?VADu SUG \RS, fl puum > for ?l. Parrels Mnsov.-ol.. SUGARS, 7 pounds A complete assortment of Crushed and | Refined SPGARS. Eorsal. al low rates h\ i Maj I:! .1. A T. ir. AGNEW. ' | Flour! Flour! j in t l; \ K Kl-'. I S CH? T PA Ml Li . I I M I PLOUR. -.'o RarreD H.. k. r's Self-raising FLOUR. I .lu-1 rec'-ivc I and for -ai.- \n May l:t J. A T. P*. AGNEW. Hay & Corn! t i\? \ "iAI 1 s PB IMP. it W. Ll HI I.Oitu ! nshels PRIMP, CORN. j .Inst rc.-, p. ed and for sab by May l:? I. Y. R. AGNETA'. Bolting Cloths, Scythes and Grain j Cradles. JUsj' r. e. i\. d a co .,pb te tissorbrionl ol Genuine Auch >r Brand Kol tins f.loihs. ' ir olin's < ir.du s.-y ib.-.. an i Superior Grain I 'radies, winch we offer at low ligares. Mn\ 15 J. Si T. R. AGNEW. Stuart's Syrups. M IT MIT'S win ri-; SYRUP. O Stuart's Sugar Loaf Syrup. i Stuart's Golden Svmp! Jus! received md foi .1. !.. t A 'I If. AGNEW ' JANNEY & TOLLESON HAVB jn?t received KW H>s. flue COUN? TRY. MAY BUTTER. AlSO, S< yeral cas^ij of old COGNAC BRANDY. M av 21 RECBI?ED THIS DAY. ON CONSIGNMENT* ?nd fer Sale Cheap ! IT rv'"BOXES TOH.VOCO choice grades. fJV7 IO " " -*1?V - " 10.000 SEGARS-genmno Bio Hondo. 5,000 low grades. 2,? bales COTTON YARNS 3 to 12. IQ baskets Heidsiek Champagne. ?Vi il ./. Madeira, 1'ort, Sherry and Claret Wino. li) dov:, leemon Syrup, lft bbl*. Bourbon. Wbislcev. 20 " Cont " Ar.^o, 75 bids. Klour. KOO bunin Ls Coen. 50 kita Mackerel. 50 bids. Coffee Sugars. 25 *' common'-limvi? Sugars'. 2ii ba; s Coffee. ?JUD boxes Sardines. 100 Herrings. JANNEY & TOLLESON. Just Received, Jr ROLLS 5 and ? quarter ? ANTON ?J MATTING -white and red checked. .LINTS chean. BLEACHED SHIRTINGS >0 '? Lawns and Organdies. Ladies' L'hdadi Iphia Slippers. 5 hales Brown Shirtings. Fur sale cheap. Mav'lti TOLLESON & .TANNEY. GOODSY AT Wholesale & Retail. .) pr PIECES POPLINS DE PARIS. ?O20 . I BENCH GRENADINES, ^o p. ces Eiubroid'd ami Plain Borages. 10 " Erench Was?uibiuuo. :!') " l?orage Anglais, at :17^ 7d. .Vi Challies very prett\ 87.'. 7d. I 25 " Flench Prints. 200 " Fancy " .."i) " Lawns and Jaconets. AI.NO, Jusi ?"feeoived, a linc assortment of SEA SI Uk HATS, WREATHS and FEATHERS. Bombaxiues, 0 t Black DcLuinc. 9. t Llnck and White Borage, for shawls. .1 Swi? - and Naiti.-o'il; Mnslins. Plaid and Sett finished t.'ambiios. White and Colored Brilliant?. Trail ILM.II Skirts. Emt roidVl arul Linen t "<? tT-s and Collars. < -?i ts. French Fans. AtKO, 200 pi? ces Bleached Sktirtiug?. .:.) ?. S-tD and 11 Qr. Sheetings. Bal . s :; 1. 7-8 and l-l Shirtings. 11 siery rd I prices arid qualities. Cloths, Cassimcres, Prap d'Et?. Linen . Na-ukenott, Ac., for gent'? w.-ar. ALS. ?. AT WHOLESALE ONLY. 20 enies Ladies' Root*? s. io '. .. slippers. 10 " Men's Congress !'...otr<. 10 " Lasting Shoes. U *. ** and Leather Pumps. Atsd, A large stock or Ladies' Hats, trimmed and untrimmed. Gent's F< lt and Leghorn Hats. 10,000 Colored and White Envelopes. I lol.scap, Note ann Letter Pape?-. Large stock of Clothing. TOLLESON S JANNET. GUNS, PISTOLS, SPORTSMEN 'S A C C OUTR EMENTS, ?Lixim unitiou ! A*TEW and complete assortment just received. An ciegan! assortment ot 1'lslIING T A C KL E Roda, Rosin, Bobs. Hooks, Li.1. Ac. At LOW PRICES. P. W. KRAFT. Washington street, opposite old Jail. N. I'-. - Manufacturing and repairing substantially and neatly executed. May 2? * ly Cutlery! Cutlery!'. At the Sijn of Ute (roblen Pud-Lock. 3 VI I'LL aasortnn atof Table and Pocket CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &c, in store and for sale low bv JOHN C. DIAL. May 26 Grain Cradles, Grain Fans, &c. At. th. Si.jn uf tJu- O otilen Pad-Lock. VFULL supply of GRAIN CRADLES, Grain Fans. Seytho Blades, Scythe Stones, Fan Wire, Riddlos, icc., in store and )'.?;? ?ale low for cash. May .iOriN' C. DIAL. Earthenware. rilfTE oubsoriber is in receipt of alarie .k and varied assortment of EARTHEN? WARE, suitable for hotels, boarding h.'ii- -, restaurants and families. AT.so, L *.? of War? for coiintrv trade. W. li. S I AN LEY, .May _,r> Corm r Plain and Gatos sts. Just Received, riy'HITF. FRENCH CHINA, Ht reduced FLOWERPOTS, <>!' all sizes. At M i\ 22 ti GREGG & CO. S Wholesale and Retail. rilli F ?iibscriber respectfully informs his I. friends, and the com muni tv generally, that-his spacious, cool cellar is nott well stocked with lux celebrated LAGER and BUCK BEER. Ile veutures to say that it far surpasses any Noi th. ru Beer or Ale, 1. ing free of all adult?ration, and only composed of pure Malt and Hops. All the physicians recommend it highly, not only lo persons in good health, but a!*o to thu aged .md persons of general debility': It will impart strength and vigor to the system. Come one, come all. and take a glan? and judge Tor yourselves. J. BAITMANN, Lager Leer Lrewerv. P. s. FIVE THOUSAND GALLON'S ON 1!VNI>. AU orders left atibo store of J. BahlYnann nil! bc attended tojvvith prompt? ness ?md despatch. May 2:1 fi* S A PE S I HERRING'S l'aient Champion Fire,, Burglar. Powder and Damp Proof s \ FF.S for ?aie. Tl.o only sure protection from fire. I can furnish these Safes, all : lies, at manufacturer'? prices, freight added. J, H. KIN ABD, Agents* Ma\ lo 2nio ( ...lumbitt. S. C. ^L-ULot;loxa. SAIGS. SALE OF LAW BOOKS. THE LAW LIBBABV of the Ute Chstt , i'2U?f W?r<Maw wUl bu sold, at Kdge lield C. K...S. C., ou TjrUBSD AY, 7th Jun? next. Terni? cub. Z- W. CARWLLE, _ ; . , C. E. E. D. and Adm'r. ?a~ A catalogue of ?aid book? can be ?cen at the Pltouix Office. f. . ALSO. On the same day, will be suki the LAW L1BRAHY of Ooo. VY. Lsndrmn, deceased May 27 3 W. M. LANDRUM, Adm'r. Aetr Crop Cuba Molasses. By J. A. Endow & Co. ON FRIDAY, June 1 will be sold, at public auction, in thc New Custom House stores, corner East Bay and Market street, Charleston, S. c., at ll o'clock, 425 hhds. i 30 tierces > New Crop Cardenas Molasses. 8 bbls. ) May 25 7 Just Received. MACE'S REFRIGERATOR. Water Coolers. Pure Peruvian Guano. For sale low by Mav 2T> fi G REGO A CO. New WE have just received (per last steam? er) a ?ne lot of SPRING and SUM? MER PRINTS and other DRESS GOODS, to which we invite the attention of buyer?. AXSO, A few piece?, of CHOICE BUMMER CAS? SI MERES and French Black DRAP D'ETE. At _ FISHER & LOWRANCE'S. To the Ladies. IHAYE just received au elegant assort? ment of LADIES' STRAW HATH, trim? med and untrimmed, consisting of Der I bys, Sailors, Sca-sidcs, Sun-downs, Ac, I which I will sell at very reasonable prices. May 22 fi^ _M. L. KIN?RD. FOB, SALE, ALOT OH Plain street, between Marion and Bull; eight SQUARES in the South-east portion of tho city; and fifty acre? of PINE LAND, two miles of Colum? bia. For terms, apply to Col. F. W. Mc Mastcrorto J. MoF. GASTON. MaylO_ Farm near Columbia, S. C., for Bale. THIS FARM in situated about two miles from the city, in the immediate vicinity of Barh?nivUle. The tract eoiibistH of alx)ut sixty (GO) acres, part of it in oak wood. On it is a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE-containing 5 rooms, pantry and piazzas-a good Kitchen and all necessary out-buUdings. This is a plea nan I residence for a family during the summer months, fceing ono of the most healthy situations th the State. There ia a never-failing spring of water near the dwelling, with a milk-house attached, and shaded with lofty trees. The present owner will sell this property, with the standing Furniture, for $800 cash. Address "S. T. F.,'' Columbia, S. C. May 19 smK ICE CREAM GARDEN, Plain sired, near Gates, Is Open for the Season. April 26_*_Imo DBW AND MEDICINES" ! UM ASSAFOTIDA. \JC BLUE MASS, iu pounds. CALOMEL, DOVER'S FOWLERS. CROTON OIL, MORPHIA. Calabria Liquorice. Cum Opium, Quinine. Epsom Salts. Mrtwtang LinimenL Opodeldoc, Extract Logwood. Syrup Squills, Borax. Castor OU, quarts and pints. Essence Peppermint. " Cinnamon. Dead Shot Vermifuge. Fahnestock's " I lolloway's Worm Confoctive. Winslow s Soothing Syrup. Wright's PUls, Brandreth's Pills. AVer's Pills, Harlem Oil. 1 ladway's Relief. German Horse Powder. Barbel's Horse Powder. Tarrant'8 Aperient, Tarrant's Cubebe. PhUotoken, Batchelors Hair Dye. Marchrai Catholicon, Pain Killer. Sandford's Liver Invigorator. Aver's Cherry Pectoral. SarsaparUla, Sozodont. McMnnn's Elixir Opium. Flour Sulphur, Roll Brimstone. Cream Tartar, English Mustard. Lemon Syrup, Ginger Syrup. Strawberry Syrup. Extract Lemon, Extract Vanilla. FIS HEB & HEINTTSH, Druggists, At the old stand, Main street. May 23 _ The Fair Face of a Beautiful Woman IS tho admiration of every one. No one possessing this rich gift and attribute of health and attraction would exchange it for the wealth of thc Indies. Yet how many suffer their skin to become routh with spots and pimples, which mar the beauty and bloom of the face. The CIR? CASSIAN BLOOM removes all spots and blemishes, tAn, freckles, pimples, blotches, and imparts a beautiful complexion, so attractive in woman. For salo l>v druggists everywhere. FISHER Si HEINITSH, Agents. JOHN M. MARIS St CO., Piulad'a. May 28 _ RICORD'S TRUE SPECIFIC, rriHE French Remedy, for tho permanents^ I cure of gonorrhoea, gleet, stricture, and affections of the kidneys and urethra, swelling of the glamis, seminal weakness, obstruction ami incontinence of urine. Tarrant's Cubebs and Copaiba. Brown's Essence Jamaica Ginger. Philotokcn, or Female's Frieno. Litro. Invigorator, Cod Liver Oil. Lemon, (linger and Strawberry Syrup*. Maccabe-; Snuff, Elixir of Bark. Colognes, Pomades, Musk. For sale at FISHER A HEIN ITS H'S, May 4 Pharmaceutists. ITCH! ITCH! ITCH! Itch Liniment ! ! TnE great romedv a? last'for tho ITCH. This LINIMENT will cure in a few ap? plications, lt is perfectly clean,-and free . from offensive and ?dirty groaSer, A wy pleasant roraftdy, and a restorer pf ..very nappy feelings. All who arc annoyed with"" "* this disease wiU nse the Liniment. Fer sale only at FISHER A HEINITSH'S April 3_~ Drug Store. \ WORMS! PLUMS! WORMS! \ SUGAR PLUMS; for worms, Sugar Plum?; J For worms, take the Sugar Plums; 1 A safe and sure cure, Plums for wormtt. j Children take them with delight. * To put tho worms to dreadful fright. . For sale at FISHER A HEINITSH'S.