The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, April 28, 1869, Image 3
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[Special Despatch.?o the Phoenix.]
The Firemen1* Celebration.
CHARLESTON, April 27.'- The Vigilante, of
Charleston, won the first prize for hand en?
gines. The 2Etna, of Charleston, first prize
for steamers. The Palmettoes, of Colom?
bia, prize for visiting engines. The Win
yah8, of Georgetown, wore only six seconds
behind. Tho hook and ladder trucks "tied,"
and did not try over again.
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Domestic New?.
CHARLESTON, April 27.-Arrived-steamer
Manhattan, New York; steamer Marylaud,
Baltimore.
NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-Tho steamer
Lizzie Hopkins, from Shreveport for New
Orleans, took fire among the cotton stored
in ber hold, on the 22d instant, and with
difficulty was saved by partially filling with
water. 150 bales of cotton were thrown
overboard, and the boat arrived this even?
ing, badly damaged.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Francis . . God?
dard, lote Captain of Carbineers in tho First
Rhode Island Regiment, by a card in the
New York papers, pronounces Senator
Sprague a liar, calumniator and poltroon.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-Tho fire in
Gold Hill mines continues. 500 men are
out of employment.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK, April 27-Noon.-Money 7.
Sterling 8%. Gold 33%. Flour-low
grades n shade, better. Wheat very firm.
Corn lower. Pork 31,'s. Lard drooping.
Cotton quiet, at 28;?@,28??. Freights dull.
7 P. M.-Cotton steady and unchanged.
Flour-low grades ?^lOc. better; medium
and good dull and declining. Wheat heavy.
Corn irregular. Pork 31.37)?. Lard a
shade lower-kettle 18%@19. Freights
dull. Money 6@7. Sterling S^C^SJa
Gold 3334@33J?. Goveuments closed firm,
at 2134. Southern stocks buoyant.
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Cotton nominally
28. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
prime valley red 2.00. Corn-white 77@
79; yellow 83@85. Whiskey firm and un?
changed.
CINCINNATI, April 27.-Whiskey quiet, at
90. Provisions quiet and unchnnged.
Mess pork 31J4'. Lard nominally un?
changed.
CHARLESTON, April 27.-Cotton dull and
no sales, in consequence of the grand fire?
men's celebration-middlings nominal, at
27}.< ; receipts 518 bales.
AUGUSTA, April 27.-Cotton market dull
but steady; sales 175 bales; receipts 67
middling 2G@26}?.
SAVANNAH, April 27.-Cotton quiet, but1
steady; Bales 700 bales-middlings 27.
MOBILE, April 27.-Sales of cotton 200
bales-low middling 26J.?, and dull.
NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-Cotton easy
but demand limited-middlings 28(a)28l4;
sales 1,700 bales; receipts 704. Gold' 34%.
Flour steadier but unchanged. Corn easier
-white 75@77; yellow 7(J@80. Pork de?
pressed-32.25. Bacon firm, at 13)?@i7??.
Sugar dull-common 10@,11; prime 13><.
Molasses-fermenting 50@55. Whiskey
dull and nominal-Western rectified 85(a)
90. Coffee quiet and firm-fair 15@15>?;
prime 17?m?.
LONDON, April 27-3 P. M.-Consols
83^.
LIVERPOOL, April 27-3 P. M. -Cotton
quiet-uplands 12; Orleans 12>^. Manches?
ter advices represent yarns and fabrics
heavy.
LIVERPOOL, April 27-Evening.-Cotton
irregular-uplands 11J?@12; Orleans 12^
(?)12}4; sales 8,000 bales.
Madame Stewart,
THE celebrated MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT,
has just arrived from Europe, and will remain
for a few days at tho Nickcraon House-Suito of
ltoonis No. 54-whore she can bo consulted from 8
A. M. until 8 P. M. Sho seos your surroundings,
and can tell much of your past, present and fu?
ture-whether relativo to busineas, health or love
matters. Prices moderate, and perfect satisfac?
tion guaranteed. April 28
Horse Radish.
MRS. C. HOFFMAN bas just received, Fresh
and Ground HORSE RADISH, and a full
supply of Oranges, Apples, Bananas and Coeoa
nuta. Storo on Assombly street, East sido of the
Market._April 28 2*
.North Carolina Hay.
7ff BALE8 just received. Warranted good, and
tj at roduced price.
JACOD LEVIN,
Corner Assembly and Plain streets.
April 28_ 2
Independent Fire Engine Companv.
_ AN EXTRA EEETINO or your'Com
ifMfr pany will bo hold THIS EVENING, at
?JLjyfirg^H o'clock, in tho Hall. Special busineas
gg-to bo transacted.
By order : G. T. BERG, Sccrotarv.
April 28 1
For Sale.
STATE OF S. C. Now 6 per cont. BONDS,
First Mortgage Bonds of Columbia and Au?
gusta Bailroad Company,
City of Columbia Bonds and Coupons,
Charlotte and S. 0. Railroad Stoek,
Exchango on Charleston, New York and Liver?
pool.
Wanted.
BILLS of Banks in South Carolina, North Caro?
lina and Georgia,
ti liaran teed Coupon? of Greenville Railroad Co.
April 28 8 SCOTT, WILLIAMS A CO.
ICE CREAM
AND
STRAWBERRIES.
ICE SHERBET. Lemonade, Cakes and PIOB of
all kinds, Candies, Fruit. Toys, Frenoh Confec?
tions, at MCKENZIE'S SALOON,
Main streot, near the State Honse.
April 28 _3__
For Sale.
AMIX-HORSE ENGINE.--mounted on wheels;
built expressly for Threshing and Ginning.
Apply to lt. TOZER, City|Machlno Works,
April 27 Colombia, S. 0.
OBITUARY.
Died, of heart disease, April 27, 18G9, JOHN
WINDHORN, aged M yoora.
Tho friends and acquaint aneen of tho family,
are requested to attend hia funeral services at
the Lutheran Church, at 4 o'olook THIS AFTER?
NOON'
Pocket Corn Sheller.
SHELLS G bushels of corn per hour. A small
boy can can uso them. Any lady can nae
them. Weight, 1 pound. They Bupply a want
long needed. Will wear always. Takes ?very
kernol off tho cob. Price, onlv $2.
April J8 J. A T. R. AGNEW.
To PrinteTs-Employment;.
ONE OR TWO GOOD PRINTERS can obtain
steady employment at tho Phoenix office.
Thoroughly compotont workmen univ aro wa.itod.
Choice Groceries.
)"UST to hand: Rio, Laguayra, Java and Mocha
COFFEES,
Choicest Japan, Hyson and other TEAS,
Smoked Tongues, Pickled Salmon, and all the
thousand other things which go to make np a
First-Class Grocery Store, for salo by
April 28 GEORGE SYMMERS.
Bacon and Flour.
Ofk f^ir\{~\ LBS. Primo RACON SIDES,
4KJm\JVj\J 200 Dhiri. FLOOR, at $8 lo $14
per Rarrel. For Hale by E. A G. D. HOPE.
JOHN H. H??SE-S
Ice Cream Saloon
IS open for tho season, with all variety of delica?
cies of tho soasou! Next to R. C. Swaftiold's
Clothing Emporium. April 28 'If
Wines, Liquors and Segars.
PARTIES requiring Hupplies in this lino, will
find, upon inspection, the must completo as?
sortment of Foreign and Domestic Liguons,
WINES AND SEOARH, which can be offered, while the
purity and quality can bo depended ou as repre?
sented. For salo, at small profits, bv
April 28 li KO. SYMMERS.
Aromatic Life Bitters.
ANEW SUMMER TONIC, prepared with the
Best Medicinal Whiskey, containing tho es?
sential properties of "Centuary and Lifo Ever?
lasting, an Invigorant and Appctizor. Put up
in largo bottles-retail at tl 00 per bottle
For sale by FISHER A HKINITSH,
April 28 DruKKirtts.
Jos. DANIEL rorie. k?S9A. C. HASKELL.
POPE & HASKELL,
ATTORNEYS AT h,\W
ANO
SOLICITORS IN EQUITV.
Orner.-Law Range, Columbia, S. C.
HAVING united a? Copartners in the practico
of LAW, will attend to all business entrusted
to them in this State and in the United States
Court.
Collections promptly atteuJed to bv them.
April 28 _ 0
OF
NEW GOODS
EINABD'S
WE OPEN, THIS MORNING, several Invoicos
of NEW DRESS GOODS, with Fringes,
Gimps and Luttons to match.
A full lino of Printed Lawns, Cambrics, Jaco?
nets and Organdios.
A full lino of Sheeting.
A full lino of Long Cloths.
A full linc of Calicoes.
A full lino of White Goods.
A full lino of Kid Gloves.
A full lino of Lisio Thread Gloves.
A full lino of Hosiery.
A full line of Irish Linens.
A full lino of Caasimercs for Gontlemsn'a Suits.
A full lire of Linen Coating, Drills and Ducks.
Making our stock quito as full and completo as
it was two weeks ago.
Wo solicit a call from our friends and all visitors
to our city, with tho assuranco that our stock and
prices willpleaso all. J. H. A M. L. KINARD,
April 23 Ono door South of Columbia Hotel.
Good Investments.
%*3 OOOCHAnL0TTE *nd s- ?' uail
ROAD BONDS,
15,000 Columbia aud Augusta Railroad Bonds.
$10,000 " " " " Stock,
$20,000 South Carolina " "
$1,000 City of Wilmington Bonds,
$;>,0t)0 " " Memphis
$0,000 New State Bonds,
$3,000 City of Columbia Coupons.
For *alo_by_GREGG, PALMER A CO.
Insurance Agents' License.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OFFICE OF THE COMPTBOLLKK-GF.NERAI.,
COLUMIUA, S. C.. April 1, 18G!>.
ICERTIFY that G. T. BEItG, Eso.., of Colum?
bia, S. C., Agent of tho Guardian Mutual Lifo
lnsuranco Company, of tho City of New York, in?
corporated by tho State of New York, has complied
with tho requisitions of tho Act of the Goneral
Assembly entitled "An Act to regulato tho Agon
cies of Insurance Companies not incorporated in
tho Stato of South Carolina," and I hereby Lieonso
the said G. T. BERU, Esq., Agont aforesaid, to
tako risks and transact all bueiness of Insurance
in this Slate, in tho city of Columbia, for and in
behalf of said Company. Expires March 1, 1870.
J. L. NEAOLE, Comptrollor-Genoral.
Each Agont is required, by tho Aot of I860, to
publish the Annual Statement of the Company in
some newspaper having circulation in the County
in which he residos, the newspaper to bo designat?
ed by the Comptrollor-Goneral. Licenses are is?
sued to expire on the 1st day of March of each
year, and must bo renewed at this offico on or
before that date. All persons transacting, or of?
fering to transact, business as Ageats of Insur?
ance Companies, without Usense, if convicted, aro
subjeot to a fine of not leas than ono hundred nor
more than five hundred dollars: and evory such
caso coming to the knowledge of this offico will bo
prosecuted. The License ree is $6, and must ac?
company the application in all casca. April 281_
Batter and Cheese.
-| (\ TUBS Ohoioe Q08HEN BUTTER,
1AJ 20 Boxes Prime CHEESE.
Just received by steamer and for sale by
April 27 J. A T. R. AGNEW.
Information for the People,
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WE publish below, for]the beuefit of visit?
ors and strangers, a partial list of goods to
be found with us. We claim to be a LIVE
DRY GOODS HOUSE, fully up to the mar?
ket, keeping posted on every line of goods
we keep, and buying from headquarters
alone-alive to the interests of our patrons
and our sales. Wo also claim to be a com?
peting house-always ready to meet any fair
price, and abundantly as able to sell the
goods ns cheap, nod often cheaper, than this
section affords. We most positively war?
rant every article we sell certainly as cheap,
often cheaper, than elsewhere.
Tho goods aro enumerated ns they como
to mind, regardless of departments, viz:
YARNS-Suluda and Buena Vista Facto?
ries.
BROWN HOMESPUN-Granitcvillo,
Augusta, Batesvillo, Atlantic V's, Tremont
E's, Suffolk E's, Massachusetts C Sc I,
Statesville aa, Pepperill N. & G. & O, In?
dian Orchard W, and other popular brands,
light and heavy Browns.
OSNABURGS--Santeo 7 oz., Montour 8
oz., Striped Osnabnrg, Southern Striped,
Texas Stripe?, Tennessee Stripes and Geor?
gia Stripes, Awning Duck, Awning Stripes,
and other heavy Checks and Stripes.
BROWN DRILLINGS-Pepperill Light,
Pepperill Heavy, Massachusetts, Arctic, Au?
gusta, with other brands.
BLEACHED GOODS -New York Mills,
Wamsuttn, Manville, Masonville, Bates'
Mills; Tuscarora, James' Steam Mills, Great
T 'ls, Hallows, Trenton, Commonwealth,
Boot R. B., Androscoggi?, Imperial Z,
Prize Medal, White Rock, Blackstone, Ly?
man's Extra Fine Cambric, Bartlet -l-l, Boot
L, Boot E, Boot C, Constitutional A, Greut
Falls, Leopard and StagMattepan C, Cochi
tuato, No. 8, Amoskeag Z, New Market C,
New Market W, Holstein, Rockville 3-4,
Rockville 7-8, Globe, Mount Vernon, Canoe.
PILLOW CASINGS, 42 and 40 inches, in
the following brands: Boot W, Waltham,
Nashua, Bates, Anchoscoggin, Pepperill,
Wamsuttn, Utica.
6-4, 7-4, 8-4, 9-4 BLEACHED SHIRT?
INGS, in Pepperill, Anchoscoggin, Lowell,
Cochituate, Utica and Monadnock.
10-4, 114, 12 4 SHEETINGS -Bleached
Lowell, Pepperill, Anchoscoggin, Monad
nock and Utica.
42. 4(5 and 48 UNBLEACHED SHEET?
INGS -Nashua and Indian Head.
7-4,8-4,9-4.10-4 UNBLEACHED SHEET?
INGS, in Pepperill, Moundnoek, Allendale,
Androscopgiu, Lancaster and Lowell.
PRINTS-Hnmilton A, Hair Cord Stripes,
Checks and Shirtings, Sprague's Fancy
Shirtings and Purples, Pacific, Dunnell,
Garner & Co., Manchester, American, Lan?
caster, Allen's, Amoskeag, Montville, Nas?
sau, Victory, Columbian, Bedford, Adriatic,
Wamautta, Mallory, Lacnnia, Anchor, War?
ren, Montgomery, Albion, American Star,
Franconia, London St Simpson's Mourning
Cambrics, Sec. ; Paper Cambrics, in all
colors and brands; Silecias, in all colors and
brands.
PLAID JEANS-Bates, Laconinund Pep?
perill, Satteon Twill, Audroscoggin, Nauui
keag and Stark Mills.
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS-Roanoke,
Haitford, Glasgow, Lancaster, Lancashire
and Amoskeag.
PLAID HOMESPUNS aud STRIPES
Maryland, Coosa River, Picaninny, Warn
sutta, American, Eagle, Lanack.
BED TICKS - Pittsfield, Ocean, Somer?
set, Brunswick, Swift River, Omega, Har?
vest, Housewife, Amoskeug D, Amoskeag C,
Amoskeag B, Amoskeag A, Amoskeag A C
A, Cordes' Mills A A A, Cordes' Mills A C E,
Minnehaha, 32 and 30 inches.
CARPETS-Bright Tapestry Brussels,
Crossley's Royal Patent Tapestry Brussels,
new designs and very recent importations;
3-ply English Kidderminster, Superfine In
grains; Super Ingrains, in small med. and
large patterns, suitable for oQices, laundrys,
bcd, dining, sitting and drawing rooms; Cot?
ton, Chair, Wool, Dutch, Venetian and
Hemp Carpetings; 5 4 English Felt Drug
geting;5-8 and 8-4 English Super Stair Car?
peting; English and American Floor Oil
Cloths, 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4; a beautiful assort?
ment of Window Shades, with Judd's Patent
Lover Fixtures; India Mattings, White ?nd
Checked; Cocoa Fibre Mattings; Tapestry
Hearth Rugs; Velvet Hearth Rugs, new and
novel design; Axminster Hearth Rugs; Heuld
Door Mats; Velvet Door Mats; Cashmere
Wool Mats, for bed-rooms; White Cocoa
Mats, in Sinnet, Brush and Bordered, square
and oval.
DENIMS-Brown Columbia, Bluo Paw?
nee, Farmer's and Mechanic's, Boston Com?
pany, Prize Medal, Otis Company E Sc B B.
STRIPED SHIRTINGS-Pittsfield, Ea?
gle, Haymakers, Hornet, Proof and Conti?
nental.
TRUNKS, &o. -24, 28, 32, 86 Packing
Trunks, riveted; 24, 28, 32, 86 Packing
Trunks, banded; 24, 28, 32 Packing Trunks,
with trays, in soveral qualities; 24, 30, 32,
34, 36 in. Saratoga Trunks, in four different
i grades, from the lowest-priced serviceab'o
I Trunk to tho most elaborate finished Patent
Locked Iron-clad Monitor, that is proof
against the rough usage of railroad and
steamboat officials; Men's Sole Leather
Trunks, 30 and 32 inches, in No. 1 and 2
qualities. Valises-Sole Leather, Bridle
Leather and Paper Railroad Bags, in all
sizes: Cloth Bags and Beal Carpet Bags,
Carpet Satchels, School Bags, Haversacks,
Shoulder Straps. Blanket Straps, Ac.
APRON CHECKS-Star Mills, Caledo?
nian and Lanack Mills.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. -Ladies'
White and Ribbed Cotton Hose; Plain Cot?
ton Hose; German, Balduggau, Lisle Lace,
Lisle Thread, English, in all grades, in full
fashioned long tops; extra large Bizes, b%
and 6}.i in. top;Ladies' Brown Cotton, Eng
glish and German; Ladies' Brown Cotton,
Clocked;Ladies' Brown Cotton, Balbuggan;
Ladies' Black Spun, Silk; Ladies' Block In?
grain, Silk; Ladies' Whito China, Silk; La?
dies' White China, Clocked; Misses' Ribbed
Cotton Hose, Misses' Plain Cotton HOBO, in
English and German makes; Misses' Lisle
Lace and Cotton Lace; Men's Half Hose,
Brown and Bleached Cotton, in English,
German and American brands, and ..?.ea
from 8-2 in. toll in.; Men's Fe: ^.y Cotton
Hose; Boys1 Blenched and Brown Cotton
Half Hose, in English, Gorman and Ameri?
can makes. Together with the most com?
plete stock of Ladi' o' and Gentlemen's Un?
der-shirts and Drawers ever offered in this
city.
GLOVES. -Mon's White Berlin, Men's
Colored Berlin, Men's White Lisle Berlin,
Men's Colored Lisle Berlin; Men's Colored
Silk Berlin, Meu's White Silk Berlin;Men's
Colored Calf Berlin; Men's Norway Berlin,
Meu's Castor Berlin; Men's White and
Colored Kids, superior quality; Men's Buck
Gauntlets; Ladies' White Cotton Gloves,
Ladies' Colored Berlin Gloves, Ladies'
Colored Lisle Cloves, Ladies' White and
Colored Silk Cloves; Ladies' Black Silk
Gloves, Ladies' Black Lisle Gloves, Ladies'
Whito Lisle Gauntlets, Ladies' Colored
Lisio Gauntlets, Ladies' Doeskin Gauntlets,
Ladies' Calf Skin Gauntlets, Ladies' White I
and Colored Kid Gloves, superior quality;
Misses' Colored Berlin Gloves, Misses'
Colored Lisle Berlin Gloves, Misses' Fancy
Silk Gloves, Misses'Whito Berlin Gauntlets,
Misses' White Lisle Gauntlets; Misses'
Colored Gauntlets.
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.-Block French Clotb,
Black English Cloth, Black English Cassiinere,
Blaek French Doeskin, Black Drab d'Et?. Dark
Casdimcrcs, Light Caseimeree, double-width Caa
simeres, for tinta; French Shepherd Plaids, for
suits; English Shepherd Plaids, for suits; Light
Satinets, Black CaskmerettCB, Dark Cashmcrcttcs,
Light Cashmerettca; Colored Flannels, for suits;
Jeans, for suits; Check Linens, for suits; Chena
Linons, for -nits; Chock Marseilles, Plaid and
Chock Co ttonades, brown Linen Drill, Brown Linen
Duck, White Linen Duck, White Linen Coating,
Spanish Linen, Grass Linen, Blay Linen, French
Canvas, English Canvas, Silesias, Marseilles Vest
Buttons, Farmers' Satins.
WHITE GOODS.-SW?SB Muslin, Plain; Swiss
Muslin, Figured and Striped; 7-1 French Swiss;
Nainsook, Plain, Striped and PPd; Victoria and
Bishop Lawn; India Mull, beautiful article; Soft
Finish Cambric, Jaconet, Checked Cambric, Un?
dress Jaconet, Organdies, Whito and Colored;
Tucked Spencer Muslin, Corded and Emb'd Skirt?
ing, Hair Cord Muslin, Percales, Cambric Long
cloths. White Pogue Cloth.
MOURNING GOODS.-Black Bombazine, Black
Alpaca, all gradea; Blaek Crepe Moretz, Black
ChaUie, Blaek Barego, Black Farmartone, Black
Silk Grenadine, black All-wool Delaines, Black
Froneh Merino, Black English Merino.
DRESS GOODS.-Muslins, Sprague's and Pacific
American; English Lawns and Jaconets; French
Jaconets, Lawns and Organdie?; Jaconet Muslin
Robes, handsomo style-; English Cambrics, small
and largo patterns; French Percales nnd Cam?
brics, Solid Col'd French Lawn. SolidCol'd French
Percaloa. Oriental Mozambique, English and
French Lenos; a splendid lot of Premium French
Stripod Lonos, from 13J to 14$ yards each dress
a bargain-at $7, worth $12.624: Silk Striped, puro
Mohair, handsome Striped Silk Poplins, French;
Mapalo so Poplin, in Silk and Lisle, puro Whito-i
grouud Silk Grenadiuo, small, neat hgures, suit?
able for evening dresses; Silk Poplins, Black Silks,
Colored Silks, Satin Striped Mohairs, Mixed Mo?
hairs, Black and Whito Crepo Moretzs, Foulard
Silk. Satins, all colors; Cambrays, all colors; Lisle
Poplins, Wash Poplins, Whito Alpacas, Plain and
Colored Lenos, Satin Striped Lenos.
YANKEE NOTIONS.-HANDKERCHIEFS.- -La?
dies' Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Hem
mod Stitch, I .a.hes' Corded, Bordered, Hemmed,
Corded Bordered, Ladies' Tapo Bordered, Ladies'
Mourning Hemmed Stitched, Ladies' Plain Em?
broidered. Ranging in prico from <i.| to $t!.25.
GENTLEMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS.-Hemmed
Stitched, Plain, Hemmed and Colored borders.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.-A foll line of Gimps and
Fringes, all colors and widths.
SHIRT FRONTS.-Machine made and French
woven.
COMBS.-Froneh Horn, English Hom, Buffalo
and India Rubber.
HAIR BRUSHES-A full line of English,
French and American brushes.
PERFUMERIES. -This part of our stock is com?
pleto, like all others, consisting in part of tho fol?
lowing articles:
Lubin'u Extracts for tho Handkerchiefs, Hoquet
of Eden for tho Handkerchiefs, Buruet's Florimol
for tho Handkerchiefs,Love Among the Roses, for
tho Handkerchiefs, Buruet's Celebrated Cologne,
for tho Handkerchiefs, Burnett's Cocoaino for tho
Hair, Barnet's Kulistron for tho Hair, Cordrayo'a
French Pomado and Hair Oils.
SOAPS. - Honey, Glycerine and Poneinc, Al?
mond, Palm, Oil and Castile.
BRAIDS.- Mohair, Alpaca and Silk, all widths.
Worsted, Silk rind Cotton Braids, Rick Rack and
Foather Edge.
THREADS.-We koep all of tho best makes for
sewing material, Silk Machine Twist, al! colors,
a now article of Liuon Thread, on spools, for tho
machino or hand, the best article made-try it!
Knitting Cotton, French working Cotton.
PINS.-?English and American.
BUTTONS.-Pearl, Agate, Jet, Ivory, Gutta
Percha, Lace, Linen, Glass and numerous stvles.
HAIR PINS.-English and American, Ste 1 and
India Rubber.
RIBBONS-All widths and colors.
Calicoes in great variety, Snragues, Manches?
ters, Pacifies, Simeons, Dunuels, Orientals, Ame?
rican Stars and many other grados and brauds.
Furniture Prints, Paris Fancy Prints, Solid
Colors. Morning and Evening Robes.
GINGHAMS.-Glasgow Ginghams, Hartford
and other brands.
English Paper Cambric, Balmoral Skirts,
Wigans. Slate and Whito Satin Jeans, Slato
Linen, Brown, Whito and Black Holland, Curtain
DamaaV, Honey Comb Spreads, Ah?ndalo Spreads.
German Quilts, Colored Tablo Damask, Printed
Table Covers, Embroidered Piano Covers.
April 27
JSL. uotion Bales .
Desirable and Varied Stock of Groceries, dc.
Sale Positive.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS [Wednesday] MORNING, 28th, at half-past
9 o'clock, I will sell, before my auction room,
without rcBervo, a choice collection of GROCE?
RIES, Preserves, Fruits, Ac, among which are:
Choice Bacon STRIPS,
Choice Half-Sidos C. R.,
Tierces Prime Hams,
Tubs aud Kegs Extra Lard,
Bags Superior Rio Coffee,
B?rrela C. Coffee Sugar,
Barrels Fine Family Flour,
Barrels Mercer Potatoes, for eating,
No. 1 Pearl Starch,
Family Soap, Adamantine Candles,
2 Lb. Canisters Frosh Tomatoes,
Half-Boxes Superior Sardines,
2 Lb. Canisters Proservod Peaches,
Damsons, Cherries, Blackberries,
Boxes Oranges and Lemons,
Soda Biscuit, Sugar Crackers,
Wines, Cordials, Lemon Syrup, Corn Whiskey,
Wrapping Paper, of all sizes. Segara, some T?ry
superior, with a variety of other articles, Sundry
Furnitnro, etc., etc.
Unlimited Goods will be received up to hour of
Balo._April 26
Peal Eslale Sale, by order of the Executor.
BY D. C. PELXOTTO & SON.
WE will sell, on MONDAY MORNING, tho 3d of
May, in front of the court house, in this city,
to thc h.fliest bidder,
All that LOT, with ibo BUILDING thereon, sit
"<>?edou Plain street, bounded on tho North by
Plain tiree ., on tho South by D. B. Miller, on the
East by >7inn street, on the West by tho late E.
J. Arthur ; lot measuring, on Plain street, one
hundred feet, moro or leas, and running back one
hundred feet, moro or less.
Conditions of sale, one-half cash, balance on a
credit of twelve months, secured by bond and
mortgago, bearing interest at the rat? of 7 per
cent. Property to bc insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
April 28. Slay 2
Stallion for Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON THURSDAY, 29tb instant, at 10 A. M.:
A Blooded STALLION, of fine pedigroo, 10 years
old; well broken to harness, and can show as fino
colts as were ever raised in thin section. April 27
No. 1 ?Hooded Brood Mare.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON* THURSDAY MORNING, 29th instant, will bo
Bold, beioro mvfauction room:
A very superior ANIMAL, as above named; 8
years o?d and superior pedigree; perfeotly gentle
in harness or under the saddle; sold for no fault,
but to raise tho funds.
This is a rare chance for stock raisers,
Sale without reserve. April 24
W. T. WALTER, Auctioneer.
WILL bc sold, at publicjauction, at ll o'olock, on
THURSDAY, tho 2'Jth day of April, 18C9, at the
oflico of tho Disbursing Officer, Bureau R., F.
aud A. L., on Senate street, Columbia, the fol?
lowing articles of Government property:
FOUR HORSES, 1 Cart, 1 set Cart Harness,
Horse Equipments, Forago and Oflico Furniture.
Terms cash in Government funds.
Property to bc removed immediately after sale.
April 27_3_
Assignee's Sale,
In re V. A. Tradowcll. Er parte Robert N. Lewis
IN BA NKIl UP TOY.
BY virtue of an order of sale, in tho above
stated caso, to mo directed, by the Hon. Geo.
S. Bryan, Judge of tho United District Court, for
tho District of South Carolina. I will offer for salo,
at public auction, on MONDAY, tho 3d day of May,
ISO'.?, in front of the Court House, in Columbia, S.
C., at ll o'clock A. M., all tho right, title and in?
terest of the Bankrupt in tho Estate of Mrs.
Mary F. Tradewell, deceased.
Terms made known ou day of salo. Purchaser
to pav for all necessary papers and stamps.
April 211 _DONALD J. AULD, Assignee.
.Richland-In Equity.
Edward and Henry O. Kinsler, Executors, vs
Amelia B. Kinsler et al.
PURSUANT to the ordor of the Court, the cre?
ditors of JOHN J. KINSLER, deceased, who
have not heretofore proved their demands, are
required to present and establish tho samo, be?
fore me, on or beforo the let day of MAY next.
D. B. MILLER, O. C. P.
Clerk's Office, Richland, March 25, 1869.
March 20_+16
J. N. ROBSON, Commission Merchant,
NOS. 1 ANO ? ATLANTIC "WHARF, "
CHARLESTON, S. C.
HAYING ampio means for advances, a busi?
ness experience of twenty years, and confin?
ing himself strictly to a COMMISSION BUSINESS,
without operating on his own account, respect?
fully solicits consignments of Cotton, Flour,
Wheat, Corn, etc.
Shippers of Produco to him may, at thoir op?
tion, have their consignments sold either in
Charleston or New York; thus having tho ad?
vantage of two markets, without extra com?
mission.
REFERENCES:
Bishop W. M. Wightman, S. C.; Col. Wm. John
Bon, Charlotte, N. C.; Rev. T. O. Summers, Ten?
nessee; Hon. John I*. King, Augusta, Ga.; Messrs.
George W. Williams A Co., Charleston, 8. C.;
Messrs. Williams, Taylor A Co., Now York.
April 28_fly ^
A Oard from Mr. Geo. H. Graber.
TO MY FRIENDS: It is with oxtromo regret
that I announce to my friends and patrons
that circumstances beyond my control compelled
mc to discontinuo my business at tho old stand of
N. M. PORTER & CO., No. 236 King street. In
making this announcement, I bog to tender my
sincero thanks for their liberal patronago and
support, and trust that in my now position they
will extend tho samo liberality. My limited capi?
tal, together with losses of tho past thrco years,
impaired my credit to auch an extent that it was
difficult to keep up a supply of gooda without
flaying exorbitant prices, and I was fast losing my
icalth, business and friends. In this extremity,!
appealed to Messrs. WM. S. CORWIN fi CO., and
tho liberality which so characterizes that firm was
at once extended to me, and I am now enabled to
offor botter inducements. Their extensivo capital
and experience permit s them to offer a finer class
of goods at about tho prices I had to pay, particu?
larly in Toas, Champagnes, Clarets,1 Brandies, Ao.
Tho combined efforts of myself and former part?
ner. Mr. JAS. S. MARTIN, will bo to please jo?,
and wo respectfully solicit a continuance of your
patronago; and wo pledgo onrselvos to give our
personal und prompt attention to such. Again
thanking you for past favors and indulgences, I
remain yonr obediont servant,
GEO. H. GRUBER,
Caro WM. 8. CORWIN A CO.,
No 275 King st., between Wentworth and
Beaufain and opp. Hasel ats., Charleston, S. C.
April 28 13
GREAT REDUCTION
IN
DRY GOODS,
raow
19*77/* TO 30 2'// OE APRIL.
DON'T FORGET ? 0. F. JACKSON.