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Foreign AiTalrsi LONDON, April 22-4 P. M.-lu the re? port made to the Commune, yesterday, Goo. OltiBorot olaimB to have repulsed the Versailles army at all points. Other accounts'deolare the fighting murderous and say the villoga of Oourselles, on the right bank nf the Seine, betwedik Nouiiiy ?and O?ichy, is. filled with wounded. It is stated that aa armistice bas been oon flr eluded for to-day for tho burial of the BB dead and to allow inhabitants of Neu i Hy, Cliohy, and other towns under bombard? ment, to remove to places of safety. A barricade is in course of erection under tho Aroh of Triumph. A demonstration was made by English Democrats in Paris, at which resolutions wero adopted congratulating the Commune upon its success. The Journal Officiel of Versail? les, to-day, publishes a largo number oi appointments to the Legion of Honor, in order to equalize rewards granted to the army of the Rhino with those ol Paris, the Loire end the North. Gens. Changarnier, Bourbaki, Cissoy and l?as son, ure awarded grand orosses of thc I orders. LONDON, April 22-11 P. M.-A de spatoh from Paris says: "Representative! of commerce and industry of the- capita are about to make a fresh attempt a conciliation, and will go to Yersailles f o that purpose. The army of tho Assem bly are strongly fortifying the towns o Sevres, Gourbevoioand Asnieres, and th Communists aro erecting defensiv works at Neuilly, Lovallois and Villiors The Mot JD' Ordre confirms tho entry o the Versailles troops into St. Donn There bas been no cannonading since 1 ?o'clock this morning." PAilis, April 23-Afternoon, via Lor don, 23d-Midnight.-Official reports t the Commune otate that the National silenced several of the enemy's batterie on Saturday, and repulsed au attack o Issy and Vanvers Thursday night. Th Prussians have ordered.all strangers t leavo St. Denis. No detachment < French troops was there yosterday, t rumored. The Republican league ht published details of its proposal for ai tonomy for Paris. If President Thiel consents to it, the league will force tl Commune to accept it. General Cecil has been appointed commandant of Pari ! Bergerist has been released from arres ' Tho firing to-day is not heavy. "WASHINGTON, April 24.-Tho Mexicr Commission resumes sessions to-day. Foreign miscellany-Tho decisive n tack on Issy and Vanvers is post pone A night attaok by the Communists upc Asniers was repulsed with great slang ter. Fraidherbe is expected at Versai lit Toulouse hus been declared in a state siege. Another emuto at Marsailles w suppressed. A delegation left Havre ' mediate between Versailles and Paris. The bark Lillico, from Charleston i Greonwich, is at Autigua, leaking. S lost her rudder. Daniel Sy m monds, a theatrical mai ger, is dead. VBBSATTITIHS, April 24-Morning. is expected a general attack will not commenced. Reinforcements for t Versn.illists, arriving daily, aro immo ately forwarded to the front. Tho eva ation of Charenton by the Prussians officially contradicted. It is repor the Prnssiaus at St. Denis have stopx the ingress of supplies to Paris from I North. PAULS, April 24.-General Olaseret ports to the Commune that the susp sion of hostilities at Neuilly was arnon to date from noon to-day; also, rene that affairs at Asniers are in excell condition. There was no groat mo mont of troops yesterday. Imme defensive preparations are in progn Torpedoes have been planted at tho German nnd Versailles Railway Stati and batteries erected on the Ruo Cas lane. St. Roche and St. Salphio h Sheen ro-opened and their cures relea from imprisonment. VKRHAIXII/KH, April 24.-Thiors recei a deputation from the Masouio lodge Paris, who asked, in behalf of the i pie of Paris, an armistioo. Thiers re] ing, said General Lad m i raul t had po to grant a truce whenever necessary, the Commune oould never bo recogui by the Government. LONDON, April 24.-Tho steams Limerick, with 1,000 passengers, f Liverpool fdr Now York, is nt Que town, disabled. . ? .-. American Iiitciuucnce. CHARLESTON, April 24.-Arri vi steamers Virginia, Philadelphia; St Carolina, Now York; brigs Dan pl ? Callas; Waltham, Boston; schoo I Western Star, Boston; B. Mer I Now York; Soa Queen, Charles Con 1 Baltimore; A. H, Cain, Norfolk. \ WASHINGTON, April 22.-Replyin a a Senate inquiry regarding ship-yi 1 iron ships and docks, Robeson replii 9 effect: The only proposals from i organized and reliable sourco, are t } of the International Steamship ( I pany, which he transmits, with an a: - sis of their provision and effect, sn that by them great advantage wil 8 gained to the navy and country. I fl son argues that American iron is de ? ivo from certain textilo poculia ? whioh fully affects oheapuess of lab? i deorcasod weight for equal streng H tho construction of iron ships. Roi ?j says: "I will hereafter endeavor to > goat, ia obedience to your r?solu I some system to bo perfected under I deliberations, for the establish me gi lines of ocean steamers adapted, r I as may be, for commerce in tin S peaco and for naval militia ia til fl war," and oloses his letter with fl words: "I oannot OBsumoevenandt ? sanction of your resolution, to poin 9 or to recommend to what extent, ia I what manner, or under what safe j g the Government should afford assn fl to these objects, .. This is wholly f< fl representatives of tho peoplo, with fi is the power and tho responsibility fl NEW YORK, April 22.-Tho old c H John Mitcboll vs, Geuerul Dix, 1 leged falso imprisonment, was before Judge MoOann to-day. on motion to strike it from the calendar of tbe State Court, on tbe ground of its removal to the United States Courts. Decision re? versed. NEW YORK, April 23.-A Herald's spe? cial from Paris, to tho 21st, says the Prussians aro preparing to evac?alo Che renter and otlior forts in favor of the Yersaillists. WASHINGTON, April 23.-It has trans? pired that points in tho negotiations I give the United States freo navigation of tho St. Lawrence River, and also tho adjustment of the old question of juris? diction of tho island San Juan. Probabilities-It is probable that the barometer will continuo to fall in the Mississippi Valley, with fresh Southerly winds in tho Ohio Valley ond North? wards. Clear and partially cloudy woa ther will probably provail on tho Atlau tio and Gulf on Monday. ST. LOUIS, April 21.-Tho tobacco fac? tories of Earicksou Sc Whito aud Wm. C. Woodson, with 80,001) pounds of plug tobacco, woroburned to-day. Graut has arrived. NEW ORLEANS, April 24.-Assistant State Eugineor Hutch, writiug yesterday from Ronnot Carro crevasse, says: It is now from GOO to 050 feet wide, aud a vast volume of water rushes through with a roar liko thunder, piling itself up in the middlo in tho form" of au arch, of which the cou tro is livo or six foot higher thou tho sides. Tho torrent has cut its channel far out into tho fields, to the depth oT probably forty feet, while stea? dily, foot by foot, tho great levee crum? bles into its boiling waters. Tho olosiug of this crevasso is beyond tho rango oi possibilities; so the next best thing, is to prevent, if possible, the widening of tho breach. A continuous lino of water extends from hero to Lake Ponchartrain, and for many miles above and bolow. Tho disaster is great and doplorable, but is beyond the reach of remedy, us every ono has seen it admits. LOUISVILLE, KY., April 21. - To Hon. Win. Orlon, President: Tho ero vasse which ocourrod in the leveo of the Mis? sissippi River at Bonnet Carre, some days ago, has been gradually increasing in extent, until it is now entirely beyond coutrol. It was, last eveuing, 050 feet wide and 18 feet deep. Tho danger of the city of New Orleaus, tho Jackson Railroad aud our lines is very serious. (Signed) JOHN YAN HORNE, Geueral Superiuteudout. NEW Youie, April 24.-Tho ship Wai, P. Stover, from Liverpool luther, had several small-pox deaths. Tho interest on tho Chesapeake aud Ohio first rnortgago loan will be paid here on May 1. WASHINGTON", April 2-1,-Boutwell is gone to Chicago fora week. Richardson acts in tho meantime. Tho women who wero rofused the frauohisohavo commenced suit, claiming $2,500 damages. The Socretary of War has ordered tho transfer of a soldier convicted of murder hy a court-martial in Alaska to the civil authorities, on the ground that murder, being a capital offence, ia not coguizable by the court-martial-which sentenced tho murderer to fifteon years' imprison? ment. The commissions to bankers of one quartor of one per cent, for negotiating the now loan aro payable iu coin. Southern claimants desiring to have testimony taken by the commission ut different points South, must reduco their wishes to writing, and designate suitablo persons for commissioners. Parties do siring to have cases set for a certain day must make application to the clerk, in writing, stating when they themselves will be ready. Admiral Porter will command the lieut to meet tho Russian fleet, bearing thc Russian Prince hither. Leiber, the Umpire of tho Mexican Commission, decided against motions to dismiss certain causes. Dismissal was claimed on the followiug grounds: The claimant had not exhausted the remedies of tho Mexican courts; the claimant had obtained permanent residence in Mexico and had acquired citizenship in Mexico; aud becanso damage was caused by tho hazard of war. Tho motion to dismiss was over-ruled on all these point?, be causo thc arrest and imprisonment com? plained of were for tho violation of law. Tho commission decides that foreigners domiciled here, who have declared their intention to become citizens, uro entitled to a hearing before tho commission. Probabilities-It is probable that fall? ing barometer aud cloudy or rainy wea? ther will, on Tuesday, bo generally ex? perienced from Michigan to Alabama and Westward. North-east winds o ii Lake Superior; fresh winds and partially cloudy weather on tho lower lakes and tho Atlantic. KILLEL?.-Wo understand that n Mr. Alexander, who was employed to attend Phifer'a Mill, a short distando from tho city, whilo attending to his duties, on Thursday evening, foll through tho scut tlo hole from the upper story and was so badly injured that ho died in a short timo.-Charlotte Observer. Stephon Mason, a membor of tho Vir? ginia Legislature, wns convicted in Rich? mond, on Wednesday, of attempting to pack tho jury in tho caso of ex-Mayor Chahoon, with a view of procuring his acquittal, and fined $500. W. A. Hoppe, convicted of tho same offence, was fined $300. General Fitz Leo, the colebratod Con? federate cavalry general, was married in Alexandria, on Wednesday cvouing last, to Mies Nellie Fowlo, of that city. Soveral exCoufcdorato Gcnorals were in attondance. Tho effect of tho strike iu Ulster County, Now York, is that 5,000 mon aro begging for work and 2,500 boats lying idle. A sud picturo. Tho opouing of the now depot of tho Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail? road Company was celebrated in Augusta on Saturday. "".OFFICIAL. | ACTS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS Passed by the Legislature-Session 1870 and 1871. AN ACT TO RENEW AND AMEND THE CHAR* TER OP TUE TOWN OF MT. PLEASANT. SECTION 1. Da it enacted by the Sonate and House of Representatives of thc State of South Carolina, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by tho authority of tho sume, That from and aftor the passage of tine Act all citizens of this State haviug rosided sixty days in tho town of Mt. Pleasant, shall bo deem? ed, and nre hereby declared to be, a body politio and corporate, and the Biiid town shall be called and known by the name of Mt. Pleasant, und its corporate limits shall bo aud remain as ut present fixed by law. SEC. 2. That tho said town ?hall bu governed by un Intendant and seven Wardens, who ulioll bo citizens of tht Uuited States, and shall havo been resi dents of the said town for sixty days im mediately preceding their election, whe shall bo elected on tho third Wednesday in April, in tho present year, and there after ou tho samo day iu every sccom year, as hereafter provided, ten days public notieo bei tig previously given and that all male inhabitants ot the agi of twouty-ouo years, citizens of lb< Stale, ami wini shall have resided in tin said town for .sixty days immediatel; preceding tho election shall be entitlei to volo for said Int emla ut aud Ward ens. SEO. 3. That the election for Intend ant and Wardens of tho said town sbal bo bold in the Court House, or som oilier convenient public placo in tho sui town, from six o'clock in tho momio until six o'clock in the afternoon, an when the polls shall be closed tho Mt lingers shall forthwith count thu vote and proclaim tho election, and give, nt tice, in writing, tu tho persons cloctci The Intendant and Wardens shall ttj? point three Malingers to hold tho ensi iug and subsequent elections. Wliei ever there shall not bo au intendant au Wardens, cr Intendant aud Wnrdei from auy cause whatever, it shall be tl duty of tho Clerk of thc Court fi Charleston County to order Mich ele lion forthwith, aud appoint three M augers for same. The Managers, each case, shall, before they open tl polls for said election, take an oath fair aud impartially to conduct the sumo, ai that the Intendant and Wardens, befo entering upon tho duties of their i spectivo offices, shall take thu oath pi scribed by tho Constitution ol* this Stat and, niuo, the following oath lo wit: ". Intendant (or Warden) of the town of ? Pleasaut, 1 will equally and impartial! to tho best of my ability, exercise t liust reposed iii mo, aud will uso r best endeavors to preservo tho pea aud carry iuto elteot, according to la tho purposes for which I havo been ele ed: So help mo God."' Tho said Intendant und Wardens sh hold their offices from tho limo of th eleetiou until the third Weduesday April iu every second year after lb election, and until their successors sh be elected and qualified. SEC. -1. That, iu case a vacancy sh occur iu tho ofiice of tho Intendant any of the Wardens, bj' death, resigt lion, removal, or otherwise, or in e; of a tic in said election, tm election fill such vacancy shall bo held, by i appointment of tho Iutcuduiit and W deus, or Warden, ns tho case may be, tho Clerk of Ibo Court of Cburlcsl Cotiuty, if then: shall bo no Iuteudi or Wardens, ten days' public not thereof being previously given; and caso of tho sickness or temporary sonco of the Intendant, tho Wurde forming a Council, shall be euipowc to elect one of their number to act his stead during the time. SEO. 5. That tho Intendant and \\ dens, duly elected and qualified, sh during their term of service, seven and respectively, be vested with all jurisdiction and powers of Trial Justit or other inferior courts, within thc mits of tho said town, and tho said tendant shall, and may, as often as may deem necessary, summons the V dens to meet in Council, 11113' two whom, with the Intendant, may coi tuto a quorum to transact bu.sine.--s, they shall be known by the name of Town Council of Mt. Pleasant, ?ind t mid their successors hereafter to elected may have a common seal, wi shall be affixed io all the ord Utan And thc said Town Council shall 1 authority to appoint, from time to li as they may see li!, such and so n: proper persons fi) .iel as Marshals Constables ol' said town as the T Council may deem necessary ami e dient for tho preservation of tho pt good order and police thereof, w persons so appoint.d shall, within corporate limits of said town, huvi power and privileges and em nhl nu and bo subject to all the obligations nalties and regulations provided b.v for tho ellice of Constable, and shu! liable to bo removed at the pleusu said Council; and the said Town Coi shall have power lo establish or lilli izo the establish meut of the nu house in said town; and the said '1 Council shall huvo full power and tbority, under their corporate sea make all such rules, by-laws and nances respecting tho roads, streets market house, and tho business the aud tho police system of said tow shall appear to them necessary aud per for tho security, wolf nre and c< uienoe, mid for preserving health, < aud good government within tho * And tho said Town Council may in fines for offences against their by and ordinances, and appropriate samo to tho public uso of said town tho said Council shall have tho power which Trial Justices or othi ferior courts now havo to compel tl tendance of witnesses, and require to give evidence upon tho trial h thom of any person for a violuth any of their by-laws or ordinauce no fine ubovo tho sum of twenty d shall bo collected by said Council, except by suit in tho Court of Common Floss: And provided, also, That no fino Bhall exceed fifty dollurs; and, also, that no? thing hereiu contained shall authorize the said Council to make uny by-laws or ordinances inconsistent with, or repug? nant to, the laws of this State; and all tho by-laws, rules and ordinances the said Town Council shall make Bhall, at all ti m eu, bo subject to r?visai and repeal by the Qeneral Assembly of this State. SEO. G. That tho said* Intendant and Wardens shall hnvo full power lo abato and remove nuisances iu tho said town, and it shall also bo their duty to koep all the roads, streets and ways within the corporate limits of the said town open and in good repair, and for that purpose they aro invested with all tho powers hcrotoforo grouted to County Commis? sioners, and shall havo full power tc classify aud arrange tho inhabitants ol said town liable to street, road aud othci public duty therein, and to force the per? formance of such duty nuder such pe? nalties as aro now or shall hereafter bc prescribed by law: Provided, That thc said Town Council may compound witl any persons liable to perform such duty upon such terms, and on the payment o such sums as may bo established by law: or ordinances: And, provided, ahn, Tba tho individuals who compose tho Bail Town Couucil shall bu exempt from tin performances of road or publie duly and tho inhabitants of said town ar hereby exempt from road and publi duly without the corporate limits of sah town: /'ratified, further, That tho sun so fixed shall not exceed two (S2j dollar per annum. Seo. 7. That tho power to grant or rt fust! licenses for billiard tables, lt? kee tavern, or to retail spirituous liquor within thc limits of the said corporatioi: be, aud tho same is hereby, vested in th Town Council of Mount Pleasuut, an I the said Couucil may grant licenses t j retail spirituous liquors to such person: j and in such quantities, at such rate: and upon such terms hud conditions, ? I the said Town Council may sec lit an proper; and thc rmitl Intendant and Wa tiens shall havo the full aud ouly powi to impose a tax ou all shows, or cxbih j lio us for gain or reward within ll limbs, and all tho money paid for 1 censes for retailing spirituous liquor keeping tavern and billiard tables, ni the tax oh all shows for gain or rcwiii within said limits, shall be appropriah to the public use of aaid corporation. SEC. 8. That tho said To wu Count of Mount Pleasant shall have power ai authority to require all persons ownii a lot or lots in .said to wu, to build a hy fol ft.'uce, and keep in good repair sid walks iu Trout of snit! lot or lots, wbc ever the same shall front, or adjoin ill of tho public streets of said town, if, \ tho judgmeut of tho Council, such sid walks shall bo necessary, thu wid thereof and tho manner of their ce struetiou to be designated and regulut by thc Towu Council; and for default refusal to keep in repair such side-wall the Town Council may causo the same be put in repair, and require the owi to pay tho price of making or repairii Provided, That such contract for pairing the same be let to tho low bidder. SEO. 9. That tho said Towu Council Mt. Pleasant shall have power to arr aud commit to jail, for a space of ti: not exceeding twelve hours, und filio i exceeding twenty dollars, any person persons who shall be guilty of disorde conduct iii said town, io the annoyai of tho c? t ?zeus thereof; and it shall tlip duty of tho Marshal of tho town make such arrests, aud to call to his sistanco the posse co m i tat us, if licccsaa aud lipon failure lo perform such tb he shall bo lined in a sum not exceed twelve dollars. SEC. 10. That (he said Town Com of Mt. Pleasant shall have power grant or refuse license to parties wit the limits of said town; ami the purl to whom such licenses are grunted si bc subject lo such regula!ions as may ordinance bo established. They si also have power lo impose and collect annual lax upon tho assessed properly said town: Provided, No tax shall bu posed in any one year tu exceed the r of len ccu ls on each hundred dollar: such assessed properly, and thal money so raised shall bo applied to use of said town. The said Town Go Cl) shall have the power to enforce pay men I of all taxes levied by ti:<- : Town Council to j lie sam? extent um the same than her as H now or herea shall be provided by law for ibu col lion of tho general Slate taxes. Sr.o. ll. That tho .-aid Town Cou bf Mt. Pleasant shall have power t> gu?ale sales at auction Within thc Iii of said town, mu? to forant license. auctioneers: Provided, Nothing be contained shall extend to the sa I eil 1 Sheri IV. Clerk of Coin!, dodge of bate, Executor or Administrator, sign?e in Bankruptcy, or by any o person out of tho order, decree of Court, Trial Justice or other i li fi Court. Si:? '. 12. That all Acts and purls of inconsistent with tho provisions of Act ure hereby repealed. Approved 28th ?lay of February, D'. 1871. -,-_. --^ o - Tm; MuuoEit ix CIIESTEUEIEMI. Cheraw Democrat gives these addi ti particulars: Mr. Melton died about siiti-d Tuesday evening. The family aroused between 1 and 2 o'clock Min in o ru i ng, by the balking of tho and, on going out to seo who it were tired ou. Melton received wounds, ono in tho stomach und ou the hip; Mrs. Melton received wound in the breast, and died ul immediately; their daughter receiver wound in the hip. A hat and \ were at the gale; Ibo assailants left, fj in the direction of tho Charlotte Camden Bond. Tho jury of inquest ii nubl? to gain oliy clue as to thc p trat ors of tho murder. FINANCIA I? AND COBIMKIROI A t.. LONDON, April 24-Noon.-Consols S3. Bonds 90)?. LIVERPOOL, April 24-Noon.-Cotton holders pressing sales-nplands 1%\ Or? leans 1%\ sales 10,000 bales. LIVERPOOL. April 24-Evening.-Cot? ton closed flat and irregular-nplands 7J?; Orleans7,%; sales 12,000 boles; ex? port and speculation 3,000. NEW YOKE, April 24-Noon.-Flour dull and drooping. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn a shado firmer. Pork favors buyers, at 18.00@18.12. Lard dull. Cotton quiet and firm-uplands 11J,?; Orleaus 15.%; sales 1,000 bales, Freights firm. Stocks strong and ac? tive. States dull aud steady. Money easy, nt G. Cold 10;^. Sterling-long 10; short 10%, Governments dull. 7 P. M.-Mouoy easy, at 5@G, with j exceptions at 4. Sterling firm, at 9*%? 10. Gold V?%. Goverumeutn Bteady. Tcnuessees aud South Carolinas very strong aud active. Other Southerns barely steady, at Saturday's rates. Ten tiussces 07; uew G7,'?. Viiginias 71; new 71 Louisianas G7; new 03; levees 710 ; Hs 80. Alabamas 101 ; 5s 70. Geor? gias 82; 7s 80%; Norlh Carolinas 48;',,; new 25. South Caroliuns 71; new G2. '? Cotton irregular and unsettled, with sales of 2,885 bales, at 14J?. Flour Southern drooping; common to fair extra G.70f?<7.25; good to choico 7.50(74 9.00. Whiskey iii J J. Wheat l(o.2c. lower-winter red and ambor Western 2.57(? 2. GO. Corn a shado firmer aud in moderate export and homo demand, nt 72(5 73 '.j. Pork easier, at 18.00(418.25. jlecf dull. Lard a shade firmer-kettle llFreights quiet. BOSTON, April 24.-Colton quiet and steady-middliug 35; receipts 1,570 bales; sales 400; stock 14,500. CINCINNATI, April 24.-Flour dull aud drooping-family G.15@G45. Corn in good demand, at 57. Pork unsettled, at 18.12. Bacon drooping-clear sides 9:,.j. Whiskey drooping, at 89(2,90. BALTIMORE, April 24.-Flour-family active; market favors buyers on medium and high grades. Wheat firm and un? changed. Corn didi-white and yellow I Southern 7G. Pork dull, at 20.00. Ba? con firm-shoulders 8,'.{. Whiskey .scarce, at 92(/7 92'.J. Cotton quiet-mid? dling 14 J ii; receipts 180 bales; sales 450; slock 8,980. NEW OltLEANS, April 24.-Flour dull abd scarce-super 5.75; double G.25; treble G.GO. Com scarco and firmer mixed 71; white and yellow 72(d>75. Pork dull-mess 2!).50. Bacon dull, at 7:V"*10??; sugar-cured hams \T>(a\\)x[. Lard'dull-tierce ll)i@ll=tf; keg 13??. Sugar and molasses uuchauged. Wins j key 90@95. Colfee inactivo-nominally j 1 l(<id5,'.j. Cottou dull and nominal middling 14jij@14;,?; receipts 3.S33 ! bales; stock 192,418, SAVANNAH, April 24.-Cotton quiet middliug 137(i'; receipts 1,328 bales; sales 1,200; stock 52,918. WILMINGTON, April 24.-Cotton quiet -middling 14; receipts 234 bales; stock 1,990. NORFOLK, April 22.-Cotton firm - low middling 13" J(7f.l3.'., ; receipts 1,287 bales; sales 100; stock 2,871. MbniLE, April 24.-Cotton quiet middling 14 '4 ; receipts 1,G9G bales; sales 2,000; stock 13,570. CHARLESTON, April 24.-Cotton quiet -middling 14; receipts 310 bales; sales 309; stock 17,542. ({r?eeries, ,{... BY JACOB LEVIN, l i! is (Tuesday) MORNING, heforomy ?turo, 1 will ??iib without reserve, PRIME Ii. S. BACON, Prime Smoked bacilli, la.nf Lani; Cheese, Candles, Soap, S?v?la IMeciiii. I!l?ls. KM!ra Flour, 111.ls. Filie Flour, Shoos, Bronalie, Si cotid-hauil Piano, Sliow Case, Furniture, Ac. April 25 Cloting ant Consignment. BY D. C.PE1X0TT0 & SON. . T'.iMuKBOW (Wednesday) MORNING, Hie .J-'-:li, ?'I 10 O'clock, Wu will sell, at our Ano i iou Sion?, without reserve, to clusu coil* si^iiiiieul, :! tun pe??dn C. P.. SMOKED SIDES, ? i i o i pounds D. s. Shoulders, ! .">."> iMiiiiul- S. V. l'iih?gK?d Ham.-', '? liane's Yellow Sugar, "i Ise-.' Prime ibo C> rtVoj I . o .xes Fine As-oitod ('audios, ; . iti'is I Alni ?uni l.i .tl bard, ; i loi.-lti-U \ 'ow Peas, ? 11 -.!?-< Mountain lintier, I. rm- ea L. I':.limite) x Oda r< o? ivi il up to hour?? ?ale. April j't_ ." Snit l'i.-'?,- ?'liftt?o*ure of Mortgage. By W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, A tiel tourers, I'luirlostotl, S. C. Will ho .-n'.il, en the IK h ?lay ol May, ut No. ?'i Kayne si reel, lUiitiiuK l.hroimli to No. OJ Market street, in tho eily of Charleston, ut ld o'clock, ?uni continued I ruin tiny today until tho entire stock is disposed ol', the largo, ami well assorted stock ot Messrs. Wm, C. Whildcn A Co., consisting in part Vi?tliosiie aliil Imported WHITE GRANITE C C. ami Dipped Ware, in whulo packages ami iii small lots ?rom shelves. A I.so, Varied stock ol' Glassware, Lamps and ?.amp Fixtures, Ac, Ac., and such articles as are usually lound m a li rsl class wholesale Crockery l-'mporiuui. l'ai ties desiring Catalogues will make appli? cation at No. 2'J llayuo ?troit. Tel nu ca-h; goods packed nt customary ran s hy expel kneed packers. ALSO, Will le oo'.il on WEDNESDAY, tho 20th of April, at thc store of Messrs. W.O. Whilden A Ci , No. 255 King street, corner of lloau lain, al s o'clock in tho evening, and conti? nued aightly until tho entire stuck is dis? posed of, consisting iii", l ine (SOLU ami SILVER* WATCHES, JEW LI.KY, Silver and Plated Ware, Fino Crock? ery, French China, Glassware, mid a variety el Vases, und articles of Vertu, Parian Waru iiii'i Fancy Goods. Tri ins-AH ahoye. April 2fl 2 To Rem. a DESI KADLI*' STOltE, on Main street /V near the corner ol' P.landinir. For I orina m plv lo Dr. Joh? L\ ?ch. or Fib 22 ll END RIX ?v UKO. Lippman's Bi I tors aro for sale by all drug and 'h alors. Depot ia Columhin, S. C. nt Gnana ? >'< r.Ki:ooii's, I'rtignist-i. SI? HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S Compound Fluid Extract CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS. Component P rta-Fluid Extract Rhubarb and Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Juice. FOR Liver Complaints, Jaundice, BiliouB Affections, Sick or Nervous Headache, Costiveness, otc. Purely Vogotable, contain? ing no Mercury, Minorais or Deleterious Drugs. Thoso Filia aro tho most delightfully plea aunt purgativo, -superseding castor oil, faits, magnesia, etc. Tuero is nothing more ac? ceptable to tho stomach. They givo tone, aud o.iuso neither nausea nor griping pains. Thoy aro composed of the finest ingredients. After a fow days' uso of them, suoh au invigo? ration of tho entire system takes placo aB to appear miraculous to tho weak and enervated, whether arising from imprudence, or disease, il. T. Helmbold's Compound Fluid Extract Catawba Qrapo Pilli, are not sugar-coated, from tho fact that sugar-coated pills do not dissolve, but pawn through the stomach with? out dissolving, consequently do not produce tho desired effect. Tho CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS, hoing pleasant in taste and odor, do not necessitate their heiug sugar-coated. Price fifty cents per box. 353 IIKNU V T. IlKLMOIilVS ITighlv Concentrated Compouud FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA Will radically exterminate lrom tho system Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore Lyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Bronchitis, Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum, Can? kers, Runnings from I ho Ear, Whits Swellings, Tumors, Cancerous affections, Nodos, Rickets, Glandular Swellings. Night Sweats, Bash, Totter, Humors of all Kinds. Chronic Rlieu matisui, Dyspepsia, and all diseases that have been established in tho nvetem for years. XJ Being prepared cxpreasly for tho above com? plaint*, its blood-purifying properties are greater than any other preparation of Sarsa? parilla. It gives tho complexion a clear and healthy color and restores the patient to a ?tate of health and purity. For purifying the Mood, removing all chronic conslitntioual dis? eases arising from an impure state of blood, and only reliable and effectual known remedy for tho ?uro of Pains and Swelling of Bones", Ulc?rations nf tho Throat and Legs, Blotches, 1'imples on Face, Erysipelas, all Scaly Emp? lomo of Skin, and Beautifying Complexion. Price il.50 per bottle. TVE HENRY T. IIEI.rtflJOLD'S Go ii ce ii iv a ted Fluid Extract Buchu. THE GREAT DIURETIC, has cured every casu of Diabetes in which it has been given, Irritation of tho Neck of the Bladder and In ilammation of tho Kidneys, Ulceration of the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention of Urine, Dlse?sps of thu Prostrate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick-dust Depo? sit, and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for Enfeebled aud Deiicato Constitutions of both .-exes, attended with the following symptoms: Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loan of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror or Disease, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back, Hut Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dry? ness of tho Skin, Eruption on the Face, Pal? lid Countenance. Universal Latitude of the Muscular Syatem, etc. Used by persons from eighteen totwenty-fivo.aud thirty-five to fifty I five, or decline or chango of life; after confine* ment or labor pains; bed-wetting in children. UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOHU is din relic and blood-purifying, and cures all Dis casos arising from Habitu of Dissipation, and Excesses mid Imprudences in Life, Impuri? ties of tho Blood, etc., superseding Copaiba in affections for which it is used, and Syphi? litic Affections-in these Diseases, used in connection with Helmbold's Roso Wash. In many affections peculiar to ladies, the Extract Buchu is unequalled by any other remedy, as iu Chlorosis or Retention, Irregu? larly, Painfulness or Suppression of Custom? ary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schirms State ot I ho Uterus, Lcucorrhcea or Whites, Ste? rility, aud for all complaints incident to ths Sox, whether arising from Indiscretion or Halal* of Dissipation. It ia prescribed ex teiihively by tho most eminent Physicians and Midwives for enfeebled and deiicato constitu? tions, of both sexes and all ages, (attended with any of tho above diseases or symptoms.) O H. T. Helmbold's Extract Buchu Cures Diseases arising from Imprudences, Habits of Dissipation, etc, in all their stages, at little expense, little or no change in diet, no inconvenience, and no exposure. It causes a frequent deeirn, and gives strength to uri? nate, thereby removing Obstructions, Pre? venting and Curing Strictures of the Urethra, allaying Bain and Inflammation, so frequent in this etas') of diseases, and expelling all poi? sonous mutter. Thousands who nave been vic? tim* of incompetent potions, and have paid heavy food to be cured in a short lime, havo found they havo bcon deceived, and that the "poison" has, by tho uso of "powerful astrin? gents," been dried up iu tho system, to break out in a moro aggravated form, and perhaps aller marriage Uso HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BEC HU for all affections and diseases of tho Urinary Or? gans, whether existing in malo or female, fro m whatever caiue originating, aud no mat? ter how long ut anding. Price SI.50 per bottle. XJI Henry T. Il ri inhold I inproved Rose Wash Cannot be surpassed as a FACE WASH, and will be found tho only specific remedy in every species ot cutaneous affection, lt speedily eradicates Pimples; Spots, Scorbutic Dryness, Indurations of thc Cutaneous Membrane, etc., dispel* Redness ami Incipient Inllaminaticn, Hives, Kash, Molli Patches, Dryness of Scalp or Skin, Frost Bites, and all purposes for which salves or ointments aro used; restores ?lu- skin to a stale of purity and softness, aud insures cont hun d healthy action to the tisauo of it* vessels, on which depends the agreeable clearness and vivacity of complexion so much sought and admired." But however valuable ?;a a remedy for existing defects of the skin, H. Ti Helmbold's Boso Wash ha* long sus? tained its principle claim to unbounded ua imnago, hy possessing qualities which render ii a toilet appendage ol' the moat superlativo and congenial character,combining in an ele? gant formula thoso prominent requisites, safely and efficacy-the invariable accompa? niments of ita use-aa a preservative and re? fresher of tho complexion. It is an excellent lotion for diseases of a Syphilitic nature, and aa au injection for diseases of tho Urinary Organs, arising from habits of dissipation, used in connection with tho extracts Buchu, Sarsaparilla, and Catawba Grape Pills, in such diseases as recommended, cannot be surpass? ed, l'i i"o. Ono Dollar per bottle. x> Full and explicit directions accompany me? dicines. Evidonco of moat responsible, relia hie character furnished on application, with hundred* of thousands of living witnesses, iud upward of 30,000 unsolicited certificates mid recommendatory letters, many of which ire from tho highest, sources, including emi? nent Physicians, Olcrgymou, St atc* tn cn, etc. Tho propriolor has never resorted to their publication in tho newspapers; he docs not do this from the fact that his articles rank ai? standard prepara!ions, and do not need to be propped up by certificates. Hy. T. HelmholiV*Genuine Preparations Delivered to any address. Secure from obser? vation. Established upward twenty year?. Sold by Druggists ovory whore. Address letters for information, in confhlenco, to HenryT. Holm hold, Druggist and Chomist. Oulv Depots: H. T. HELMBOLD'S Drug and chemical Warehouse; No. 51H Broadway, Now York; or, to H. T. HELMBOLD'S Modi cal Depot, 10-1 South 10th st, Philadelphia, Pa Beware o? count el feits. Ask for HENRI T. HELMl'.OLD>! Take no ether. 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