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COLUMBIA. Friday Morning, May 17. l?Cfi The New OI?H ot Vote?*." Tho New Orleans Crescent says that our colored people, in their new cha? nter1 ?'*voto?t$ &?a*tjiT ?7 position Tory similar to that of Moses, in the "Vicar of Wj^field," who went to tho fair to isen-lT^^hori Bor?al tthfe good-Doete? garrawin and bia family. expeotationa of hm nlAViBg^enioni; Nw ti*', **>mm&CHU ?dventtir?. 'Thea tried him; im'd?Mt?J^ Moses brought back* grbes of worth bWUMT il SV*1*? ??H?ctiqb; tdw?ay? was, and .alway8 viii bo, Uko thoinir to which the youthful Primrose Was sent to oUsposo of thc horse, T?hey will fiad sharpers * in ?very . avenue, ready to rel io ve them of their votes, in exchange-for glossing flatteries and promffQe QjfflrigrprQ void of amoerity than. the^apeotaclea palmed off upon Mosca; ttero 'of substantial vainc. ^ IAt them bhwojce especially of thosq ifciuo fcairt wnit^''-^kb. "are J pow oh; tho grand radical circuit, who appeal Lo them "as though' predestined to the ofiic^?fi^ctotinjp^?rw'tiwy} ought to vot*?^itno-^pW^8 t& 4J* their ronly true friends, and liku a quack medi? cine vender, extolling his poisonous nostrum as tho only panacea, proclaim that theirs 1? the only loyal ."platform upon which electors can stand, or should bo permitted to come to tho polls. r It is easy to detect any sort of ohar latancy, after having been once vic? timized in one of ita numerous branches-their tricks all bear a family likeness. Therefore, let our colored people know that, among tho commonest of those tricks, is the simulation of an unexampled friend hip for the victim, and of ah irre? pressible desire to render him an inestimable service. If our newly enfranchised .voters wjll only firmly resolve to give a wido berth, hence? forth, to politicians who ' declare .an unaccountable love for them, and an enthusiastic purpose to do them im? possible favor?, 'they' will achieve a triumph ever mendacious cajolery and.unprincipled demagoguery which they will remember with pride and gratification as long as they shall live. Another thing,'our colored peoplo sbpold;renf?mu'ar that, when'told by mon who wish -.to promote iactious an? incendiary fends by breeth?g ifl blood between tho two races, and that when reminded they are indebted to thife or that-limn, or' body of mell, at the North-tor their freedom; that emancipation was not the design of the war, but only its incident, h>id that, if it was true, aa asserted almost universally in the North, that South? ern secossion necessitated tho war, , tfien it must follow that emancipation was indirectly tho work of the South, since, without secession, it would not have happened. Tho truth is, tho South did not commenco tho war for the mero purpose of defending slavery, nor did tho North fight for tho abolition of tho institution. Wo commend these viows to the consideration of the colored peoplo of this city and vicinity. They may be, and probably have been, led into political societies or leagues, but wo advise them not to entangle them? selves with any Bet of men or party who havo no interest in their welfare beyond thoir own selfish ends. . - MEXICAN NEWS.-The news from no quarter of tho globe is so unrelia? ble as that which comes from Mexico. . Notwithstanding this fact, says the "Richmond Dispatch, so positive was the assertion that Quere taro had been taken, and Maximilian was no? where to bo found, that wo, for once, behoved and gave up the affair of Mexico and the Emperor as so nearly aett'"d, that nothing was left but to find laximilinn and dispose of him. But now this is all contradicted. So that, with first one story and then another, the world puts little faith in what comes from Mexico. It takes a month, without contradiction, for any intelligence to command credit and bolief. Indeed, so ino people be? gin to doubt whether thero is any such place as Mexico. Tho Island of Barataria was renowned for itsdigui fc^Governmeut, and archives stored ?Richest annuls, bearing e-tiddnco ^^nore consistency aud so ?u record of Mexico, yet ^^?ncognita, unreal and ti NE^J ENG! Caleb fcaabj(n con?yftaade LUtteraloes: Pro fra in ?mo^?bur'W-ifTumph er ber ancient but now fallen foo, tbe South is now a prostrate country, lying Uko a headless body exposed to the spurn of the passorU&y." 3 N?w England has the reins, and while RUC holds them Bhe will drive rough-shod over the conquered States, and place the cup she has prepared even to the ' lt^W ut'her hitherto Noi thora ?af?a?. : away than the' next administration when the awakening people of the West, who have in the past followed the lead of the East, will assert that giant strength whose irresistible : power is to control the future of this country.^ Tho East may at the pre ; sent h uro tho cultivated genius and refined intelligence ; bot' even these it cannot always claim; while the West will noon vrield that ponderous common sense whioli is to wipe away tho flimsy cobwebs of legislation now being spun in the land, and with that mighty singleness of purpose which ever flows from that fountain, re-establish tho Union, and found that "moro perfect Union" contem " e Constitution. or?^ap^flwe'rm? Ene fonot?rig": " In August last, a little girl, living near Oswego, left her home to pick berries ana never returned. On Tuesday last, Ave or six lads went out hunting, and during the day carno upon n spot where a large number of snakes were discovered and killed. Near this, they discovered an open-1 ing containing a human skeleton, from which every particle of flesh had been taken, leaving the bones as white as ivory. There can bo no doubt these were the remains of tho missing child, who, probably being tired, scated herself near tills horrid den, and wan attacked by the reptiles in numbers and killed. The disco? very has shocked tho whole commu? nity. BUT ONE WAY.-"There is but ono | way of making over tho South which will poy. It is to make its people over in the likeness of Americans, by kind and brotherly treatment. No peoplo were ever rdade worse by kindness. Treat the South with I generosity and justice, and it will become, as of old, a pillar of ] national strength aud prosperity. This is tho dictate of enlightened statesmanship and intelligent self interest-we say not ono word of humanity." To PKOTJECT SHEEP FROM Doas. If sheep are kept in the same lot with cows or fat cattle, no dog will disturb them. As soon as the dogs approach tho sheep, they run to the cattle, who drive off the dogs. A farmer, for thirty years, in Shelby County, by adopting this plan, never lost a sheep by dogs, although in the same night the same dogs killed I sheep in tho farms North and South | of him.-Rural Gentleman. Flour! Flour'. ! ~ 4pr r\C\ LBS. COUNTRY FLOUR . ?_Jv_/V/ primo articlo. Low for caula May 17 JOHN C. SEEGERS & CO. STOLEN. ON or about tho 20th January last, a gold open-faced Detached Lever Gold Dial WATCH, No. 3,008, (Fauch A Ducou mon, makers,) was stolen from tho sub? scriber's bed-room. It is supposed thai tho Watch has been traded here in town. Any information regarding tho recovery of | tho same will bo suitably rewarded. May 17 2? _JACOR NUNAMAKER. Removal. THE undersigned has REMOVED his I establishment to Mr. Kinard's 'old stand, on Plain street, two doors below R. C. Shiver's, where ho will be pleased to soo his friends and customers. He is prepared' to furnish COOKING STOVES of tho moat improved patterns, and to attend promptly to all work in his Jino entrusted to him. J. W. SMITH, Tinner and Mayjll C Sheet Iron Worker,. Starch, Soap, Sec. 1 f\(\ R?XES SOAP, assorted qualities, JL\J\J 50 boxes Adamantine* Candles, 33 boxes Puro Starch, Which aro offered low bv the box or at I retail. C. H. BALDWIN A CO May 12 LOW-PRICED SUGARS. ? HHDS. MUSCOVADO SUGARS. J 20 bbls. .? ?' For salo by E. A G. D. HOPE. May 9_ EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR. rr r? URLS. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR. j tl 20 bags Coun cry " 10 bbla. Hocker's Self-raising " For salo low by E. & G. D. HOPE. May 9_ BY THE EMILY SOUDEE. ASELECTED 8TOCK of verv excellent ! FRENCH BON-BONS, CREAM CHO? COLATES, JELLY CAKES, Ac, at MCKENZIES CONFECTIONERY, Plain street, near Central House. March 13 SCYTHES AND GRAIN CRADLES. -| ?) DOZEN Grifiln's best Scythes, 1 JJ G " best Grain Cradles, manu? factured expressly to cut Southern grain. Just received, and for sale at reduced prices, by J. & T. R. AGNEW. April 28 PIANOS! PIANOS' ! TWO splendid 7-octavo ROSEWOOD PIANOS for sale. Pianos, Melodeons and Organs tuned and repaired. All orders from the city ntid country left nt my" remdenoe-Caiuden street, near the Charlotte Di pot -will meet with prompt attention. May 15 Imo JOSEPH ?Ei*enK. 3 vnluo of tho gift ia ?b^fcv'f&.flOO., Hon. B. a Wwthr^lijafthkR of the trasteos, in a l?We?j*3^resses the; highest appreciattwfca??^^,$he munificent contribution^^*-" Some of the British seacoast forti? fications-are -noAY: finished,: somt^ -will bo compl?te* nu1 this ye(rr*aW'neVt, and some -* Mjtojjijj i?T When finished ,thoy yip ?onia?n not fewer'than ' da?-largo-^ rifl?? :gnusr anoVljlOdh pieeea .^f ?inetg-^xo,-hun? dred weight and under. ,,TVe .works will require 9,841trained men, and '22,-ill infantry, irrespective In both instances of movable forces. . A Washington despatch states that the Postmaster-O eneral has decided, to dispense with the .official publica? tion of tho hst. of letters remaining uncalled foi* in post' office*. The regulation se?tos t?' haver existed heretofore rather for tho benefit of n few newspapers than for that of the gen oral public. Tho list will lie re after be posted at the post offices. The editor of the Natohitoches Wines has bod a conversation wi'.Va planter of Bapides Pariahs who ex? presses himself delighted with the Chinese laborers employed on his place. The gentleman;declares that he never saw men . better fitted for tho cultivation of lauds.in Louisiana, and that he feels certain of j, making good crops henceforth.' . The New York Evening Gazette says: "Mr. A. T. Stewart has sent in tho plana of his no\/ s turo to the Superintendent of Buildings, It is estimated that the . alterations will cost $2,500,000. His house on Fifth Aver.-* is to cost $.1,500,000.' $350, 000 aro to bo spent upou its internal fittings." Tho Nashville Union and Dispatch, of last Saturday, says:. Cheering reports aro reaching us from the in? terior of a re-action among the color? ed voters, in favor of the conserva? tive party. Wo learn that even in this city, right under the verv guns of radicalism, the tide is turning to? ward law, right and justice. Tho widow and children of the late Senator Douglas have filed a bill in chancery in the United States Cir? cuit Court nt Chicago, against N. P. Igleheart, Mrs. Douglas' agent and others, charging them with bad faith in the mauagemcnt of the estate of the deceased. Lieut. Col. Conger, who took tho contents of Booth's pockets to tho Secretary of war on the day after his death, is in Washington. He says that thc missing leaves of the diary were torn out by Booth while he was at Dr. Mudd's house. A Canada paper says they havo plenty of money there. It is scarcely possible to take up a paper published in Canada-just now Without noticing advertisements with the heading "Money to Loan." New Orleans is fast losiug some of its be?t and wealthiest population, in consequence, it is said; of tho op? pressive and disgusting administra? tion of affairs in that city. Tho Catholics have established a Home for Fallen Women in Boston, under the direction of the Sisters of Charity and the "Order of tho Good Shepherd.'' ". RETURNED HOME. Blt. lt. % GIBBES has returned to Co? lumbia and resumed his practice Re? sidence- at Mr. Melvin M. Cohen's, East end bf "Washington street, opposite thc Orphn^nonsB. ' ' r ; ? Mgg]IQ Imo km REDUGTJOH ! WE have moved out'business from tho old nt and to our new store in front, on Main street, and MARKED' DOWN our GOOD? to a VERY LOW FIGURE, ?*] Wo have a completo stock' ctf-OROOKE RY, GLASSWARE and TABLE CUTLERY, bf our own importation: also; HOUSE FURNt?HING ARTICLES; which it would alford ns much pleasure to show the pub? lic. GREGG & CO., Corner Camden and Main etroots. May 1G J_* " ' ' ? ITCH CURE! ITCH CURE! ITCH, ITCH, SCRATCH, SCRATCH. Itch, Itch, Scratch, Scratch. Harvey's Itch Cure, Harvey's Itch Cure, Cures in 21 hours, cures in U hours. Worst kind of Itch, worst kind of Itch. Indeed, all kinds of Itch, Totter, Piles, Scald Head, Ac. Only 25 .-ruts a box. A sure cure. Try it; try it. For sale by FISHER- A nEINITSH, _*f?y_J5____J__ Druggists. ? White Corn! KC\f\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE OV.JVJ CORN Just received and for sale LOW, by IV O'NEALE A SON. May ll_ '_ Lemons, Figs, Raisins, CANDIES, SARDINES, Ac, in store and for sale at low rates. May 2 JOHN C. J8EEGEBS A CO. GRAIN CRADLES. Al His Sign of ike Ooldea rad-Lock. ALARGE supply of BUpprior GRAIN CRADLES, inado expressly to ordor. ALSO, 10 dosi. SCYTHE BLADES. In store and for sale wholosalo or retail, at low prices for cash, by JOHN C. DIAL. May ll_ IRISH POTATOES. 8BBLS., just received, in fino order. _ Apr? 21 _ .Ti HI N C. S F. F,( i F. HS ,V ( '( >. ^SUGAR'CUR?D %AMS! ? P?RB LEAF LARD. " ' . 1 BACON STHIPH and SIDES, fenns Cash. JOHN O. SE Kt i HRS ? CO. * * " ."?y . 3fcr report?from Washington, i?.. appears ihttt Che expenses of \thif War I)ep?rtm'out alone, for the pr*? cent fiscal Tear, will be from 812? 000,000 to $150,000,000. A cold enan bas killed off ali the ?jro?sboppor? -that threaten to over ^iS^^^^Sfe the New York post ;Sfik?b^ hundred bushels or cbr\tt? tnV?otith. Franco has now fifty-nine iron cfodsfffjlj? 'biost > f otinidabf e n*v^ U\ Europe. ~YsrnniTf??tr Brlck7 valued at $500".' has been ir?eelv?? inNewHaVon from North Carolina mines. - a -oThd*Moyorv6f > New Orleans hos issued nn order for tho closing of the jpn m bliirg bott SCH in that oit j. ri In middle Georgia, people bav? walked' twenty' miles for a peck of corn meal. . 'The'B.o?ton Adc?'tis?i- thanks beef basn't beeil Sp bigh' an now sinco tho cow jumbeu'rivoruie; moon; Stevens v? iudignoht at Colfax for peddling otu, amnesty.. ... S un dr i es. OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA and LA ?UAVRA COFFEES, Englin.1i . ISreakfnst, Gunpowder aud Black TEAS,. Kalian Macedon!," E.. D. Cheese, Fresh Bts\ni'tr,T^cktes;lPiccoliu, French and English MtutunL?, Sauce*, Fxeah Pouches, ?a;caus, Sorn?mes, Salmon, Lobster, Oysters, VOUMCJ Salad Oil.-Sardines, .Raisins, Currants,' Nuts, Ac, All fresh atld ifoWalu low roi- cash. May 0 td ft A G. P. HOPS. X>X". 30- ?- ^MJL'X'XX HAS localed-in tluVcl?v, and offers his PROFESSIONAL SHRVICE8 to the citizens. r,rT Residence and o thee, corner Lady and .Sumter streets-former resi? dence of Jukn Iv Gracey, Esq. April 23 _ Imo DAIL Y AND WEEKLY ?TEW YORK AND CHARLESTON PA H PEKS constantly on hand at Mav 2 DUFFIE A CHAPMAN'S. TO BENT, THE ROOM over tho store of Thomson Earle. Applv to April li)_ALFRED TOLLESON. _ SMALL HOUSE FOB SALE ! -. MTHE PRESBYTERIAN MISSION CHAPEL, on the square South of the Asylum; suitable for a small family residence. Applv to R. L. BRYAN. April 21_ _ NEW BOOKS. FREDERICK THE GREAT and his Family; hy Louisa Mnhlbach, author of Frederick the Oreat and his Court. Last Days of a Kiug--an historical ro? mance. Last Winning Cry; by Cufumiugs.. A new supply ot "'Ten Acres Enough/1 showing how a very small farm may ho made to keen a very largo family. Alao, the Bankrupt Law. At DUFFIE &. CHAPMAN S Bookstore, Townsend & North's Old Stand. May 2 THE following Goods aro offered for f^le WITHOUT REGARD TO COST:.. BLACK SILK. SACQUES, coat $12 and Sil, will bo sold at ?S an d'? 10. BLACK LACE COVERINGS. ZEPHYR SHAWLS, $1.50. BEHAGE COVERINGS, #5. HOOP SKIRTS. C5o. to$2.Sn. WOOL and STRAW HATS. TRAVELING BAGS". 7 LINENIVOROM SHIRTS. GAUZE UNDER-SHIRTS,-76c, to {1.50. GENT'S OVER-SHIRTS, Ac. O.P. JACKSON. May 12 /?' i:' '- ' ?'. . ' ? '?. ? Just Received, BBLS. CHOICE PAM ITA' FLOUR. Bois. Sound' Super . " Old Government and Green Java Coffee, : L?gnayra und Rio Coffee-primo', Crushed,'Powdered, A and C Sugars, . .Choice Butter, Ptiro -Lavd, Uhoioa Irish -Potatoes, Real Cider Vinegar, Milk, Butter and Sugar Crackers-frc*h. Fine Sugdr-cur?d Hams, at 19 cents, With many other Btaploand shelf goods, whioh aro offered at lowest rates bv May 12 C. U. BALDWIN & CO. /TIRE undersigned, haying purchased Dr. X E- E. Jackson's Fountain, Uss openod a SODA WATER STAND* On Plain Sired, in (Tie store formerly . occupied by Ii. & W. C. Swaffleld. Will also koop on hand a nice assort? ment of FRUITS and CANDIES, TABACCO and SEGARS, Ac. April 28 imo F. A. SCH NEIDER. R EM O V AL! THE subscriber has changed his place of business to tho NEW aud SPACIOUS 8TORE on Richardson (Main) streot, ad? joining Messrs. Itopson A Sutphon's-^ known as NO. 1 OR AMTE RANGE. Tho inteution is to keep a FULL LINE of DRY GOODS, of all the different styles We aimil bo pleased to see our old customers, (both city ami country,) sud all who favor ns with a call, and wish to purchase GOOD GOODS at FAIR PRICES. JVC. TLsn X5LXKT^L^I> Mnj 8 Imo Ale1. Aie!! ?)/Y nr.rs. best artt?its PAE? ALE,' UtK'.r each containing ten dozen nlnte, at ?2.2Aper dot?on, 1/r tho barrel, or ii.50 par drwon?i V <s iinantitiee. For salt? bv April 21 J. A T. It. AGNEW. Po$ OF^CE Ho^s.-i?rhe?ioffice is opeatfrom?8 n. M. unta 3W? p. m., aLl fjrpin G&ntujfpi m.*Th? North? ern "ti?aT? "cTCSCff^-3^j-p. m". ?Vnd all other mails close at 8 p. m. j T,Tho noirci? closed last night; and we have boen requested by.the ladies to return their thanks to tho publio ' f?r their liberality; but then, so far .as we cnnld. judge, the pubhc afore. I said owe tho. ladies a debt of. grati? tude for tho pleasant manner in which the affair was conducted from I first todasL ! CUAJUIESTOK TO NEW YOBK.- Tho now lin? Of side-wheel steamers, be? tween New York and Charleston, re? cently inaugurated by Messrs.. Street Brothers, has proved a success, ihe most conclusivo evidence of which, is the fact, that they have a full com? plement of passengers ?v?ry trip: Tb&ae steamers leave each port e^orv alternate Sa tur day r-thus- makin:; a regular weekly line. Tho accommo? d?t ion s on board are the very best, and the time made is several hours shorter /than that of the propellera. Capt' Murray, who for.a number of years previous to tho war ran on the old line, is in command of thd Cham? pion; while Capt. Woodhull, another veteran, commands the Manhattan. Wo commend those steamors and their officers to tho traveling public. CABDS! CABDS!-Show cards, busi? ness cards, visiting and wedding cards, executed at the Phoenix Job Office, in tho neatest styles of tho art. Cards of all sizes constantly on hand, and all orders from town or country promptly attended to. Taxi NEW CAB.-The excursion trip, yesterday morning, to and from Doko, was quite an interesting epi? sode in the . monotony of overy-day hum-drum life. The now coach, in whose honor the trip was made, proved in every way that it perfectly justitiell our brief notice of yester? day.- The auditor of tho company, Col. Dorsey,' Mr. Brown and. other officials of tho road, with M*r,-t\fte* Fontaine, formed a very agreeable and sooial party. This being an accommodation train, Mr. Brown losing his hat, from too careful ? scrutiny of the under-gearing, tbe engine had to go back and find it. At Doko, all seemed well and in gbod Spirits. We arc glad to observe th:it progress is tho order of the day on this road. CzBccnABs! Oiitouxaiis!-Commer? cial and other circulars, in the various forms-note, letter and commercial post-neatly printed in OU? Job Office, and all work of this descrip? tion liuiskod in. the best style of print? ing, and .at moderate prices. , . ALU'UUUY JOI KNAL.-The GlcaUCi' is a largo eight page quarto journal, and from the first line on the first column of the first page to the last, lino on the forty-eighth column, it abounds, with select matter; em? bracing,- besides the nows ol' dbe week, choice, tales, sketches and poetry, which make It, as its name, indicates, a true "homo companion,'' which ho family in the State should bo without. Simsomr.E ron THE GEIIAXEU.-In? stead of buying Harper's H'<f% end other trash y and slanderous publica? tions :of tho North, subscribo .to \he Glenne)', which contains more road-' ing" matter, and of a far superior quality, than any of them. The ex? amination bf a single number will convince the most .skeptical of the truth of this assertion. .Subscribe without delay; and another thing is promised-that at Lue end of tho year, if tho nnmbers are preserved, you will have a volume to bind worth ten times tho subscription price. SnOW POSTENS, ILvNDBII.LS, A'C. Our supply of type and facilities of press-work enable us to turn out from tho Phcrnix office the most attractive j Styles of posters, hand-bills, fcc, at short notice, ami in the nio:,t satis? factory manner. Supponr l'ont OWK J?rns-A r.s. The Gleaner, issued every Wednes? day, from this office, defies competi? tion as a literary and news journal. Those who subscribe to it are kept well posted np in the current events I of the day, j aa it oiubrfce.es tie- tel?; graphic ne/wa, political, cpmn^?jfcialj : stale of tho markets,. Ac. np to tho hour of goiug'fb press! CoTATMBIA MRMORTAIJ ASSOCIATION'. WnuYmSt?a^?f^be Colombia Mto?orial A8sooiatio? was held May 6, Etfdho ".Methodist Chapel. Mrs. itacjfe hating declined n re-election, tko following officers were chosen for the ensuing year: rrcsideut-Mrs. J. Li. Reynolds. Vice-Presidents--Mrs. John Fisher, Mrs/Mnbfie, Mrs. J. B. Adgor, Mrs. Li. D. Childs, Mrs. John Bryce, Mrs. Howard Caldwell, Mrs. B. A. Levy j Mrs. G. T. Berg, Mrs. Stephen DeVemrx. Secretary and 'ftgosnror-^Miss; Martin, r, t : : ? Ah? followings resolution." was una? nimously adopted: Resolvedly That thc thanks of this Afesipci?tum .uro eminently "duo, and ure-hereby cordiallytendered, lo Mrs. Ma ci ie, for the zeal and efficiency with which she has discharged the dnt??s-of her office, and Wo regret to bo deprived of her wise dircctiou and valuable services. . A meeting of tho Association wil! toke pince, in the Methodist Chapel, this afternoon, at 5 o'clock, at which the ladies of Columbia are ur^onUn? requested to bc present. It has beer ?ur lot to nurse tho Confederate sol? dier in tho hospital and to prepare him for burial, and we deem it a high and sacred privilege to bo the guard? ians of his tomi). Wo desiro that .every family should have a represen? tation iu our body, and this can be secured by tho payment of Si. per annum, which entitles the contributor to membership. Surely, even in our deep poverty, we can Spare this small mini as an offering to 'tho gallant dead, who cheerfully laid dQWfl their lives to' avert the calamities, under which we now suffer. MRS. J. L. REYNOLDS, Pres't. L D. MARTIN, Secretary. A Hosrc JOURNAL.-The best family Journal now published in the South is the Gleaner, issued from this office. It contains weekly eight pages of solid reading matter, excluding ad? vertisements entirely. A specinieu number will be sent to any one de? siring to subscribe. JOB PRTNTTXO.-The Job Office ot" the Phoenix is as complet? AS any .in the South. It is furnished with new fonts of typo of all descriptions and of tho most modern styles. All work executed promptly, with taste and dkill, and at reasonnl le rates. NKW ADVEKTISEIIKXTS. - At lu nt inn io call? ed to the followiu? advertisements; which arc published this morning for th? tlr*: time: Jacob Nunnamakcr-Watch Stolen. . Levin A Mikell-Auction Sales. J. C. Seepers A Oo.--Flour and Mocker' A. S. Wallace-Sale of Whiskey. . It will be'scoUj.by reference -to Mr. St. C. Shiver's advertisement; that ho opens, for the week, another lot ot poods at bia popular'low prices. Last week W4> a har? vest to house-keepers and .furnishers in selecting from his stock, and this week promises equally so. JUST RECEIVED. FREDERICK THE GR1?AT AND HIS ? FAMILY; by L. Muhlbuck. Berlina!-..'. Sans Solid, or Frederick the Great and ki Frieuds. Abo, fresh supplies ol' Thy Mer? chants or Berlin, Frederick thc Great and his Court and Joseph Second and Iii. Court. Wearing of tho Groy-heilig Per? sonal Portrait? and Adventures ol'the.War: bv lohn Esten Cook: with portraits hue. plates. Sybil's Second Love: by Julia Kavanagh". Pendennis; by Tlitukeray now edition. Diamond. Editions ot Dick euq' Works. Mosby and his Men; bj Crawford. The Cruise of the Shenandoah Sut iiOvingOOd'S Yams: with plates'. Am', nome good Novels. Fine Writing Desk.-. Abd,'also, the Bankrupt Law, with Nute .and Decisions; and other new Law Book For salo at McCARTETi'S Bookstore, Opposite Cohunhla I.awver's Rarige. May ll R. Ii: BRYAN. FIJE IO POTATOES. Vifi BRLS. FLOUR, assorted-from the Ol/ to extra family.' 1 20 buls. Peach Blow Pot:itoc-e--in tia \ order. . .?!..? t No. 1 Mackerel-in b?rrela and kite. 1 . Just recoivod, and for pale by April Fl ; ,GEQ. SYMMERS. M'KEW?E'& CARDEN. IS NOW OPEN for the season, tm th. salo of ice Creams, Sherbets, Wate* Ices, Ac, Ac. Plain street, below tin Con tra! Hotel .t April ^7 Into Paper! Paper! ! Q /^i^O LBS. WRAPPING PAPE I: e).V_/v/V-/ different sizes and quality ?Old lower than paper from the North. May 2 JOHN C. SEEGERS A CO. Liquors, Cigars, &c. JUST TO HAND, Favorite brands Whiskies, Holland Gin, Cognac Brandy, Brandied Peaches, Cherries, Apricot.-, Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, Ac, Ac, April ll GEO. HYMMERK EXTRA SUGAR-CURED HAM?. Sugar-cured Breakfast Strips. Side-, Shoulders, Ac, at lowest marl: prices. For salo br April ll GEO. S Y.MME RS