The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 10, 1871, Image 1
IPl?Kli^lg V, jppP?l!^?^^^^ M^fiNING. JUNE IQ; 1871:
"i . i.? gtkaaasg111 gasas ssaasss . _L-I.HI ' 1
VOL. YIIr-NO. ,7.1:
Tta.fium^fora; *g tbf^i.an ^iJ^ia^y
^-V?^ee?^fe?^'cnarata&cf
wi^h ?fi' ai?t?ity,'deodrtjm ?nd "harmony
seWomlwi&esadd in bodies r?fp resent? vg
every section, of ?tte XJnioji, and in; fchose
respecta,, 9%rd ;ajj?i eungie worthy pf,
imitation ny oilier legislative bo??pB. di.
greater pretensions. There are two'l'ady
delegates i? i th? ?on v?n tldn, wha ma? i
f eat tu*, cataos t .an d no Uve ibtercayin tho,
Pi^f^W^r. TyiWrf, P?senos, ^P?
nara, not without i tn advantageous in fl ti-.
?nce/?n the: ma??1 ''n??n&eVs. ' th'et?' areV
mar>y t f ? m al o *o?m* p os? : om' or ?y prj -?o t
tere ia . the ; J?ortby engaged' moatlyiru
^PJr;?nd jflb. work.. ?flT^?.body'raa,
a whole, manifests intelligence ana cha?
racter worthy of Vii ?' -rhomb cr s of "tho
?art preservative ?of all arts.' " . ; 1A
i-in-M-.'. hu;i i .?<?.*!?! .-i-. "i
.Boston ho^fy (p4 u constable w,Ua h,a8
never been 'bribed. He has boen eon
fined to hf? bad W?r since his appoint?
ment. iu"*ti I tn hi i><:i: lu-ii
?pootol Notice's.
; " Rel-V_n;t t?f Br. Kendall, .
AS 'ttii? '??tt?rril?ator' of OO?N8 aiid'BU-i
r?IONS, Whose reputation 'ia thiVpa?tii?lar I
branch of surgery is alroady known, ia again |
in?mr city, andean bo found at tho Washing?
ton House. As there .is po doubt as io his j
still and.?f?ci?ooy '? u tho removal pf tba so
impediments}, to walking in chm fort, peroone i
ftfjeding'riiraervlcoa should not delay1 inlniv^ |
In'tTTOoohren to bia aid. .... : Juno O'
MANHOOD : -*'K'
' 'How Lost ? How Restored \
*! tfuafpublished? Hh a . sealed eave- ?
fit-; ?'?: lt?PQ.? Price;'six eenti. , |f?;?
A LECTURE on ?the Natural Treatment
ioL and Radical Cure of Sp'ormatorrhoa or
_*minal Woakneas, .?nToiontory Eroi?B?oria.
Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marri?
age generally; Nervousness, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fita; Mental and Physical Inca?
pacity, resulting from 8b?f-Abuse, Ao.;, by Ro
BEB? J. CPLVKBWEIX, M->D., j authur ol the
.'Oreen Book," Ac., . .
-, i 'iii _ri J >. t . i ii ?.[']>.?
?'A Boon to thoatands of Bufferers.*'
Sent nh 1er 'deal, in a plain envelopo, tb ' any
address,'posi-jiaiti; DU receipt of. six conto; or
.twopostago stamps, by CHAS. J.' C. KLINE
?1ST Bowery-,'Ne wT or li-P. o.rioi, 41,880.
June 6_gmo
Complete triumph ovor CORNS and BU
;NlONB by M?ns. ?BRGER, who discovered,,
. 1st. The 'nature of CorriB. 2d. Their dia?
solvent. ,,f}d. ?Their permanent curd ThoSo
diacovericq aro tho happy result, of y esra pf
. study and p mc tico. .Ppr particulars, apply
over the Citizens' Savings Bank', from 9 to 12;
and from 2 to A o'clock, at-Hondrix House.
: /May.16 , . ?; j,- ; . -, ",
< 0??lolr_>_r??st toca.
The most lasting, agree?
ably ?$i refreshing of all
- perfumes, -,foi: .use on tlie
Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and h tliej Bath, For sale
fumers. ?.-?>'?
ESSAYS FOR YOU? O'* HEN'. on"gfeat sd
' '??ai 'dViltf' -mid: ?bii?CH, which interfere
- Wttj^ABflijM^ Iei_-ii0r
the erring ant? unforlnnat^/dfao?sc* a??>de
bilitatod.- . Sent ? in sealed ! loUer .eny?lopet
free of oharas. Address HOWARD SANITA?
RY AID "ASSOCIATION,' f?o. 2 8crfrth Nirith
street, Philadelphia. Pfc: ^Mayl? Smo
BR. D. 1*. BOOZER
<^5_^?k ' WOULD respectfully Inform
/PBB?BBBSHS: hin -fialroua and tho public RC
. ^-Mjjjy neraily that ho has moved.into
' his new oihoo, over.DnJQle A Chapman's Book
stoas? o-ppoj?to the'.Columbi- Hotel, -hero he .
la prepared to erfechte, satisfactorily: all ope?
rations, and work,- of whatsoever-kind biB pro?
fession demanda. .Terms accommodating.
March 8 _'?_
OHA M PAGNES.
?fi f\f\ CASES Moet A Chandon'? CHAM
1UU PAQNE8, just received, and ofTered.
in conHco?cnco of oeseation of hostilities, ai
much reduced rates. Vor sale by
MaiohaS _GEO. BYMMERS.
M. H. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-room
Plain Street, near Main.
?J J^^gfrAfc NOW on hand aud daily ror
/Ki^^T'?^?cf.-V ng from ,lbo mauufac
J??*J 'it?fimi inTie" nT New "Wk, Bonton,
^?^?IM?JQT Cincinnati and DouiuviMe,thu
JK^^^^JE largest aesorlment.of "FUR?
NITURE ever kept in thin market, copeiiting
in pert ci Walnut Parlor. Chamber and Din
Ing-Rboih Suits;' 200 Bodsloa'ds of diff?rent
patterns, in Waihnt and Imitation; also, tho
celebrated Ooorgiii Split-bottom Ohairs.
All kinds of MATTUEy SES made to order..
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING done at
shortest-notice arid in tho boat manner.
Terms-cash and Gooda oheap. Oct 30
!? "' tiME, ; ' '
TUB GRB&T FK?tTII-iTZICIl.
ICANfnrnlsh LIME.at Depot at Walhalla,
8. 0.,'for $1 60 per barrel. Address,
' HVr, B< HOLDER, Walhalla, 8. 0.
Mardi AO .-. . _
BTE?Hf>U8B, MACAULAY & CO.,
Grocers ,'and Commission Merchants,
OnARtOTTE, N. O.
SOLICIT brdei's for COTTON, Corn, Flour,
Baoon, Lard, Ac,, and Family Groceries
ce nor ally. Orders filled carefully and uromp t
Ty. T >' . Fab71yr
... -, Jewtiiry and 8Uverw?iet -
O'F tho most approved styles, osn bo ob^
fained at11. S ? LZ BAC HE B'S eatablieh'
ment, Main stroot, Columbia . Hotel Row.
Sata and half sots in A'&^SK^&i*^?*
solitaire and olftst?T D?lM?NDS. BPEOTA
OLEB and EYB-6Lffl8E8 to snit All ages.
Imported and Dom?etlo Cigars at POLLOCK, a
0 Vlf J
rT^?K?T3 to lh?Con?eftV?f"thM;fi??tri CAROLINA LAN? AND IMMIGRATION A8BO;
Ol AT ION roady for Bale and delivery. Ali order?, from the country promptly filled. Agonte
: I I I . '.?j / ii ? ?' ' . i .1 . .. 1
?anted for tho OounticB of Lancaster, Loxington, Newherry, Union, Sparlanbur'g, Laurehi?,
Greenville, Abbeville, Anderson, Pick*ns and Ocontev .. .'. . , ,
Apply to > ."? ' Di G AM BRILL ? CO.,
Jttnofl
General Acont?, Colombia, B. .0..
5 Q 0,000
TO BE GIVEN AWAY!
;-i toi
THE SOUTH CAROLINA ./ '
?and and Immigration Association AT?
TTNDERtho auspiceB of tho '.South'CarolinaStato Agricultural and Mechanical Society,"
U . will give a HE Ul KS OP CONCERTS, at tho Academy o? Mueio, Charleston, 8. C., com?
mencing October 1, 1871, for thu purpose of raising a fund to ouablo emigrants to ?etile
upon lands selooted by tho Association for homes of Northern and European farmers and
others, ia tho State of South Carolina? and lor their transportation thither and support for I
the first\oar. t, . . . >|
REFERENCES IN SOUTH CAROLINA-General Wade Hampton, Hon. B. F. Forry, Gover?
nor M. L. Bonham, Gonoral Johnson Hagood, lion, Armiatoad Burt, Hon. James Cbeuuut,
General John B. Proston, Hon. W.-D. Simpson, Audrcw Simonds, Esq., Hon.G. A.Treribdlm,
Governor J.L. Manning, Hon. J. B, Campbell. ' 'I
?M0.000 to be awarded lo tho ticket holders of tho series of ebooerta to com?n nco on tho'
drat of Oot?bor, 1871, at tho Academy of Mutucv (Uuirjebtou. t?. C., nu which day tho drawing j
"commences'. " " " .*.. '. . , ; : .
160,000 Season Tickets of Admission; and no more, at $5 each.
" All'tho premium's, including D'esV) and Certificat o of Title lo Academy of Music, -will be de- [
posited with tho National Bank of tho Republic, New York.
$500,000 IN GIFTS.
1st Gift, Academy of Munie, Charleston, S. C., cost tn build 1230.000, having an annnal rental
of about f20,000 from Opera House, Stores and Hallst, tho building being about 230 feet J?y
GO, and situated corner of King and Market .streets, in the contre of tho city, and wo ll
known to bo tho linust building audmost valuable property in Charleston; valued at"$25O,O0O
2d Gift-cash ii-'..7771'. *...,-.>....:...';...... :...... ? :..* ?oo.ooo
3d Gift-Cash. IV.:...L. 25,000
4th Gift-Cash..1. 10.000
5th Gift-Cash,. ;.5,000
26 (Gilts-4-CaMi. ?1......../. 1..... i.each $ 1,000..25,000
'25'Gift?-Cash..?.K.oach 500... 12.000
350 Gifts-Cash.each 100.>....?. 35.000
250 Gifts-Cash.each .50. 12 500
500 Gifts-Cash.each ,25. 12.500
1,250 Giiie-C??u.....csch '10.... 12,000
.1500,000
2,404 Gifts, amount to. ?.*nc'..\ . .'.
BUTLER, CHADWICK, & CO",
Agents South Carolina Land and Immigration Association.
GEN. M. C. BUTLER, 1 n .
JOHN CHADWICK, ESQ.,. y Charleston, S. C.
GEN. M. W. GARY, )
. . COMMISSIONERS AND SUPERVISORS OF DRAWING:
Goneral A. R. Wright(of Georgia. Colonel B. II. Knlledgo/oi Soulh Carolina.
General Bradley T. Jobnsou, of Virginia. Hon. Roger A. Tryor, of New York.
June C Imo*
$25,000 TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO
TICKET-HOLDERS,
IS TOE COLUMBIA CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
-. LQ50.2 ?^s^&St? *sit-AC?K>-4HbK?.
- Mn -r-?K 'U .^Ui'riWU f<.| i!
THE following PROPERTY and CASH will bo placed in tho hands of Ibo True!cen, John
Agnew, Sr., Maj. Meighan and R. C. Shiver, in trust for the benefit of the Ticket-holders
of tbe above ABaooiation, to be delivered to Ihoeo who, on tho day of tho mille, may be rnti
tied to them. The title to the real estate bau been placed In the hinds nf Col. F. W. MoMas
ter, Attorney at Law. who will examino tho s.imo aud give true warranty doods, free from all
encumbrance, on tho day. of drawing.
The first prize is the Temperance Hall, now occupied on the first floor by Mesera. L?rick A
Lowrance. The lot is 25 feet front on Main street, by 263 feet deep. The building ia 150 feet
long and two stories high. It is now leaaod for three years /or $1,400 pi r annum, pityable
monthly In advanoo, valned at. .(21,000
Second Prize-Lot adjoining Rose's Hotel, 44 loot front. 2(8 feet deep, valued at. 1,900
Third Prizes-Lot adjacent to abovo, 25J feet front, 208 Icet deep, valued ?L. l'.lOO
1 Cash Prize. '..' 'soo
2 Cash PrizeB, 1100 each. 200
4 Cash Prizes, at $50 each. 200
, 110 Caah Prizes, at $10 each. 1,100
120 rrizos.
?5.000
2,500 Tickets, at $10 each. :. .'.;... ;.. .$25,000
Tickets may be had of tho Oennrnl Apent, Dr. E. Wi WO KKLKR. ut Tcraneranou nail, or I
al Ibo Moeia Blore of Meters. LTBR?ND & SON, Messrs. JOHN AGNEW >t t-ON. Ti M. POL-1
LOCK and D. C. PEIXOTI'O A SON.
The following gentlemen have consented to .superintend the drawing: J. C. B. Smith. A: O.
Bronbter and Henry E. Scott, in connection with a commit too of three selected by tho Ticket- I
holders on the day of drawing.
. As the tickets havo mot with a rapid salo, it may be subtly presumed that tho drawing will
tako placo by the lCth of July, at tho Tomncrancu Hall, Columbia, 8. C.
Capt. Wade L?rick, Agent In Lexington. !
REVERENCES.-E. J. Scott, Bon A Co.'s Rank; Col. J. li. Palmor, President Central National
Bank; Citizens' Savings Bank; South Carolina Rai k mid Trut>t Company, and W. B. O ulick,
Cashier Carolina National Bank.
For fnrthor information, address ,.
D?t. E. W. WHEELER,
" /unoO Box 88, Columbia. 8: C.
Millinery. . ..
jTMniUj m.- C. E. itEED lie g H have
'ffipB?^rw to 'D?urm lno ladjcB in general
WSfafl' \L B ttiat alni baa now ready a lull lino
?BMul of thtilateat and most raab ion able
^li)lHi 8l>'lca of MILLINERY, Hair and
?agg?5aeSr Fancy O?oda, at reduced prices.
? .-W^^AJBO, frosh Bnpy?iea ovcry week.
i all and gee for yourselves. . May 4
Soda and Mineral Water.
TnKFOTJ??T le open for tho ace Bon, with
oboice syrups. madQ from pure juico of
tho fruit. HEIBE'B CONFECTIONERY.
STOCKS, BONDS ?nd COUPONS bought
and sold by D. GAMBRILL; Broker.
Nov 23 Gmo
HAMS) HAMS M HAMS!!!
CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMB! ?
CHOIOE MARYLAND H AMS II
CHOICE CHOWN HAMS Ul
Together ?itli a fol) atock Hnioked and Dry
Salted BACON 8IDFS, Shoulders and Btripa,
for nain at low prices tn.caeh conanmtrs.
May 'il_JOHN AONEW A SON. - .
I The Exchange House
I re? HAS been overhauled and re-arranged
? Wtfl 'or t',e Spring and Bummer. Icod beve
I WM ragen compounded at short notice.
May 3 VAYSINGER A FRANKLIN. ,
Free Soup every day, at ll o'clock1, at'Fot
I LOCK'S. . .
IE warn ?MIMI userai
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SCHOOL FUND
CHARTERED BY TUE STATE OF M CAROLINA. :>
H?LVE COMMENCED AND WILL CONTINUE THE DISTRIBUTION OP AWARDS IN
Landa and Tenements, Jowolry, rianon, Organe, Harpa, Statues. Gold Watches*Bihrer
and Plated Waro, Diamonds, Ac, by Raffle, twice a dav, at 12 M. and 5 P. M., al }bo General
OTflee, No. 147 Meeting Btreet, Charleston? South Carolina. '
: The Dircotors of the Charleston Charitable Association, for (he Benefit of tho Free School
Fund, having complied with tho terina of their Charter, and' paie? over to J. K. Jilleen; State
Superintendent of Education of South Carolina, tho sum of one thousand dollars, being tho
annual payment to tho School Fund undor thc Charter, [the receipt being hereto appended,}
have inaugurated a syatcm of '.InStrranco Certificates" which ia surrounded by every degree
of .fairness, and wilt bo rallied for twice a day, at 12 M. and 5 P. M., in public, nuder the au
perintepdenoo of Captain Fenn Peck, a aworn Commissioner. '
Tho advantages of this ?yetem aro, that the purchasers can ?ava the choice of their own
numbers anywhero"from No. 1 to No. 78, and the privilege of limiting pr. increasing their in?
vestments at ploaBuro. Tho Schedule of Ral CB adopted by the Company will explain inoro
fully and accurately, and can bo obtained at tho Olisco of tho Company, or from any vendora.
Every millo that take a placo is classed and numbered on the Comphny'e Official Books, und
lakes placo twico a day, as follows:.
* Numbera printed on Cubes, from No. 1 to Ko. 78, are placed [in public] by tho sworn Com
missioner in a Class Baffle Cylinder, and are well shaken. A boy blindfolded takes one of
these Cubes, which is exhibited to th? spectators and declared lo be, and in recorded no,'tho
first rallied number. Tho Bailie Cylinder will Iben bo revolved, and th? boy again tak?B emt
another number, which is similarly exhibited to tho spectators and recorded as tho second
?afilo number. This operation will be repeated, until two'vo .aumbcrearo refiled out of the
lylinder, and each number wiU ho recorded on Hie official books of tho Company in tho order
in ubi cb it ie taken in tho raffle. Thpeo twelve numbers ao raffled in each ra file will decide all
tho Awards of Certificates. 1 ' ' '"
All tho numbers in each raffloaro equal, no distinction being, mado as to ibo order in
which tho numbers aro taken in thc mille, und tho Awards are at onco delivered to tho suc?
cessful Certificate Holder. , i
EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE AWARDS.
, Pur?baBCrs select their own numbers anywhere from 1 to 78, and, for example. Bay,
pay for tho same ono dollar. The vendor gives tho purchaser a Certificate,, with tho number
or numbera selected, and enters the same number or numbers upon the Company'? BegiBter,
[with tho amount so paid,] to be roturncd to tho Ofiico of tho Company by tho vendor bofore
I the raffle takes place. Purchasers may select a one number certificate, or a two number
certificate, or a three number certificate, or a four number certificat o. '
i - A Bingl? number certificate means a singlo number selected by the buyer anywhere from
II to 78, ann should that number bo takon out, in the twelve numbera sn taken from the Baffle
i Cylinder, the pnrohaacr will he ontitled to an Award of four times tho valuo of ehareB in tho
raffled property, or cost of the original certif?cete of shares,.
. A two number certificate means if tho two numbers as tho certificate comes out in the
i twelve numbers taken from the. Raffio Cylinder, will entitle tho successful holder toan Award
of aharea in tho raffled property of twenty times the value or cost of the original certificate
of shares.
. A three number certificato moann if tho three numbers on tho certificate como ont in tho
twelve BO taken from the Katlin Cylinder, wUl entitle tho bolder to an Award of abares in the
raffled property of 120 times the valuo or cost of the original certificate ot abares. If hut
two of tho numbera aro out in tho three on the certificate, tho purchaser will rccclvo an
Award of twice tim amount bf tho Taino or cost of tho original certificate.
A fonr number certificate moana if tho four numbers on the certificate como ont in the
twelve BO taken from tho Bailie Cylinder, tho purchaser will be entitled to an Award of shares
in tho milled properly tf SOO times tho valuo or cost of tho original certificate of shares. If
but three of tho numbera on tho certificate aro out in the rattle, the purchaser will receive
an Award of shares in the raffled property of ten times the value or coat of tbe original cer?
tificate of Bharcs.
. A person may invest in a certificate of eharcs in these ruffles an amount small br large SB
he pleases. Tho Company's Schedule List of Awards is made ont at the rato of ono dollar
for certificates, but certificates will be ia-med of the value of 25, 50 and 75 cents; also, $1, $2,
$3, (4, t5 and to $ 10, and upwards, and tho Awards delivered pro rata to the schedule list of
rates. ' . . ' .
The above explanation will enable any ono deah-lng to take a abar? in these riffles, to do so
lindern!andm;;ly, and the raffles, beiug fairly ami honestly conducted in public by tho sworn
Co m mit sioner und exactly at tho boura hamed,, they afford a safer means of investment than
any other business speculation.
The first Property and Land Scheme of the Company will be issued iu o short
time, and,will bo rallied every three moutbF.
Any further information will be furnished by tho Company's Agent, Main street, opposite
tho situ formerly known us J annoy'a Hotel, next door below Union offlce, whore certificate?
ure fop ? ft lo
T. LEVIN, Columbia, S. O.,
AGENT OF THE COMPANY,
ii All certificates Bold in Columbia will be decided by tho 12 M. drawings, daily, and books
dosed at G P. M. tho day previous. ;
Cn\Bi.EflTON, May 24,1871.
.Received of the "Charleston Charitable Association." of the State of South Carolina, forthe
Benefit of tho Free School Fund, [successors of B. H. Willoughby AOo.,] one thousand dol
lars,' being tho sum in full to bo paid into tho banda of the State Superintendent of Educa?
tion, "aa required by an Act of tho General Aaacmblv of tho State of South Carolina, paeaed
at the regular ai selon of 1870-71." approved March 8, 1871. J. K. JILLSON,
June 2 Imo State Superintendent Education South Carolina.
. -ja* Specimens of the Premiums to berawarded may be seen at Mr. I. 8nls?.rmnlin?-'.? '
FAN MILLS,
?J.RAIN CRADLES,
HOUSE PO WEHS,
REAPERS,
MOWERS, and all lciuilb Harvesting Machines
on hr.Tid and for sale at lowest prici a in the
market.
Wc call special attention to onr Horac
Power, which is tho bout power in uso and
not high priced. With our experience in
planting, and tho UBC of agricultural imple?
ments and machined, together with our facili
tice fot having good- manufactured, we claim
wo can give lower Agares, better gooda and
better satisfaction than any otbet houae in the
country. Send for catalognc.
_ April 23 L?RICK A LOW lt A NOE.
The Dexter Stahles.
AJA THE undersigned have rr-1
JS^tX moved their Stuhles to tho how
?B/g^^-^k building, immediately South ol
, ^aftlrt-'^S&yVlahriey a Hall, and, with a new
Vr^sy Taterk or CARRIAGES, RUO
G1ES aiiu fine HORPES, are pitj aied tn an
wi r ult calif that muy bo mude upon them.
Hoist a bought and sold on commission.
Pcraonu in want cf good flock, are invited to
give ua a call. Libel ul advances made i'h
stock h il for ?ale. ROYCE A- Cf?
W. li. llfiYCK,
_C. II. I'HTTlKOIt.l^ Jan 2'1
Guns, Pistols, Etc.
I INFORM hiv friends and
public in Rentrai that 1 have
?^C^S^jwJuat received an entire hew
W ^Mtock of Double and Bingle Rar?
roi GUNS, REPEATERS, Flacks, Ponchea,
Piatol-Polta, Cups. Ruck-Shot, Cartridges.
Cartridges for nil kinds of P?dola, Powder
and Shot.
ALSO,
REPAIRING done at short notice.
Oct 8 P. W. KRAFT, Main street.
Good ThiTJgi.
RAMSAY'S Islav Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir
. Robert Hurnett's Old Tom Gin, Otard,
Dupuy, Cognac Urandy. Duff Gordon's Pule
Sherry, South-tido Madeira Wine, London
Dock Port Wino, Ilibbert'e London Porter,
McEwen'* Scotch Ale. Tho above direct from
the importers and warranted puro.
_Por?aJoby EDWARD HOPE.
Everyone Drinks 8eegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength ?nd improves
their health. March ll
Obi) nANK BHL.S and ?1J UT 11. A T IC O
CUllRK.Vtrv bought and poid hv
Nov<3 Orno D. QAMBRILL. llrokor.
A froah supply of Dagley's Mayflower, Une
cut, at POLLOCK'S.
lifiiUIMb flUUlUlYAL l?.V
OF
COLUMBIA.
Present Capital, $100,000.
* -?-. ?.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $300,000.
oppicKita
John li. Palmer, President.
A. G. Rronir.br, Cashier,
0. N. G. Putt, A ?Hint a nt Cashier.
mn Remits.
J. EH Gregg. John lt. Palmer. F. W. MeMaa
tor, H. D. Sean, of ll. D. Kenn 4 fron; G. SW
Hemden, ol CopelandA Dearden; li.L. Bryan,
of Urxau A McCarter: \V. C. SwrHfTIeld, nf II.
& W. 0 Kwaflieid.
F. W. McMaator, Solicitor.
IMUS Hank is now open for tlic transact on
of a general banking husmean.
?KiiTiriOATtfl OF DKTORIT of currency or
coin, bearing intercut at tho rate of teven (7)
per rent, per annum, in kind, will be ieaned.
Repot it a from County Officers rapt dally ao
' Melted; alan, from Trus'ets, Administrators,
! Executors, I'rifvssional Men, and ot hera.
Particular attention giveu to accounts of
I Ci'y and Country Merchants, and other bu ni
ncaa men, and thc ueual aceommedttiions ts
tended.
Notes, Eilis of Exchange, sud ot lu i evi?
dene?? of (hbt discount td, alni money leaned
Oil ccdla.trriiJH.
Stonies, Uandi', Cold Ohd Sitar h<-ugUt and
sold.
Milt it at* d Curency purchuaed at a ?mall
discount.
Sight Hr a jls dr ii icu direct on allthepromi
neut placea in England, Ireland,- Scotland
'Fi'?nee, Germany, llelgium, IlollamL Den
mark and the Orient. Letters of Credit ftsucd
payable in any of the above places.
Drafts on all tho prominent eiljca In the
United State? bought and ?old.
M Kel; in g Ilouao opposite Columbia Hotel
Open from 9 to 8._Feb88 ly
NO FI IIB USED ?? WAS HING.
WARFIELD'S COLD WATE&'SOAP.
THIS SOAP washes perfectly in cold water,
soft, bard or salt. It removes grease,
oil and paint from garments. It washes ail
kinda of goode-cotton, lianne), bilk or woolen.
It deanne* silver, plated ware and Jowelry
without scratching. If the articles aro much
tarnished, rub them with a piece of flannel
which has plenty of the Soap on it. To people
who do their own washing, it is invaluable.
Il will Have its cost iii ono washings For sala,
in boxes ot thirty-B?X bare, by
EDWARD HOPE,
April 9_Agent for South Carolina.
Scythes and Grain Oradles.
?) DOZ. annoriot GRAIN CRADLES.
?? 10 doz. OTithn'ft Grain and GrasB Soythee,
juat rccoirod and tot sale low hv
MayJ7_ _JOHN AG?EW A SON.
Moats furuiahed at all hours at POLLOCK'S.
' $100,000 tOiU Distributed ta OJ beholder M.
"T7UYE DOLLARS Hill par?base a share, in
JU, duding a work; of art worth flvo dollars.
Tho Derby Farm'Froperty'l? Lo'distributed
embraces tbo largest Vineyard and Orcbarti
In the South.
UNEQUALED CL?MATEI 1 PE AGE AD LE
COUNTBYl GENEROUS 80ILI , .
Tho salubrious and health-giving climat o of
Aiken has -given lt tho nambo! "The Saratoga
of the South." ... ,
(95,000 in Premiums presented to Share
holders. V?? . wi . tutdv
..$R>0,?pO in ,Roal Estate and. Qroonback
Prizes to bo distributed to Rharo-holderu." ' '
. 94 ??al ?E4tato Prizes, worth from $300 tn
$25,DOO.
522 Groenba'ckPrizes, from IS to ?1,000.
.Only 19,000shaves will be isBOsd. ;
ONE SR ARE IN EVERY THIRTY-ONE WILL
DBAWAPRE?E. 4
This Real Estate Property, conveyed ?by
Deed of Trust to tho Committee, who are to
conduct the Drawing, is to be tranaferrod by
them to the fortunato Share-holdere aa soon
aa the remaining share* are sold. .
The Drawing will tako placo according td,
the published program mb. '**','
TH? mWt Tt?? vj?k\VTS$ ''.V*?
Will he ?nno?ritfed by7iblcgtam tO^he Aaec)
ofsted Press. yr. oilJ n hi?
A small aum iuveetednow may eoouro a for.
tune. ? , , .-j ' i
Every Sbaro-holdcr may rest asaurcd of
equal' juatico, and that thid 'scheme, unllkb
mahy others, :'. ?'* " ' ?? . .vt I."
. ,!lfl "FAIR, SQUARE AND HONEST." . ,1
.Money received al ter, the booka-are closed
will be piomptly r?t?rnpd. .For foR .particu?
lars, ae embraced in revised pamphlet;, ad?
dress JVC. DERBY, Gen oral Man agftT, >
;. Kay Box. No. 834, An gd at?. Ga.
. MR. J. McU. TU ARIN, tho agoni, of tho
Asocia tien, can bo found for ? short.(lino at
thu^offlt?|'of Mr. D. G ambrill, Main isWeet. ' !
ANMOBUEST ???tij??
H ATS,
And Gents' Furnishing Goo fis,
id PER GENT. BELOW COST, "
AT * '
GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR.
TH IR is no humbug. Wo are obliged to
disooee of all Goods now in store by the
lat of September, to make a change in,our
business. Tako notko, that each article Is
marked its cost in plain figurer?, from which
will be DEDUCTED TEN PER CENT. Tho
pnbllo is particularly requested to call early,
aa bargains.may be obtained. Country mer?
chants vi?itiug tliu city can find a choice stock .
of new and aoaBonablo goods at oar store.
Dear in mind, good? 10 per cent, below coat,
at GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR.
Mayl9 , ; , ? ti,
Hew Books.
CHIPS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP.
By Max Muller- . . . -
. Ghardia; or Adventures in -thc Desert of
Sahara, .fly G. Kaphi gvi,.M) D., A. M. $1,75.
'Motherless, or Parisian Family. Dj aa
thWt itt J'dm llarliax.] tl 50....'*'
The Silent I'irtriir. I'. Ry author Gates Alar.
'Iho Franco-Pi uaaiaii War..- Ry. Landon,
willi ly i ui Unitt, und H (tapa.. ?L75. ,,
Thn Empty Ht-?rt) a '.{tivol, Uv Marion
Harland, fl 50 ' ' '. ? .'
' China tea ror Invalids, Ac. M.25. . t;
Oui I'M Raby; bia .Iii. tit and ? Misfortune*;-a
Satire. ,$L23. ; ,.
Tbc Slaters of Orleans; a Talo of Race and
Social* Conflict. Ala?., n i.Ur?bc-r of , he'w
ti o Vide axd otlnr politicalion-, iurt recei*/ed
at ? UYAN & MoLAl?TER't?
LAbru $jj ._.. ,.i . Bookstore..
"White's Gardening fot tho Son th,
BY thc late Win A White, of Athen?, Ga.
$?.
HOLMES' SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR?
KET GARDENER. $1 50.
The Phosphate Rooke* ot South Carolina,
their Hlatorv and Development's-Colored
Platea. $125.
Six e'er mon i on Tempor?neo, by. Lyman
Beecher.
Sacred Rhetoric; or a Course of Lectures on
Preaching, R. L. Dabney, D. D. $1.60.
&nv above aeiUlbv mall'.
DUFFIE A CHA' HAN,
Feb 19 Opposite Columbia Hotel.
BRANDIES.
CASKS James Honncaey's * Rrandcnbrirg
O Frena BRANDIES, import ul direct, and
oflt red pure and unadulterated. 3 hese com?
prise vintage e of 1835, 1858. 18G0 and 1863.
Slock of Hocks. Claret*? and;Whito Wipes in?
clude reme 1,1 tn0 neat famous brands aa well
aa sound low priced goods. 1 For sale by
Maroh 25 . QEO. SYMMEBS.
For Sale, ' .
Si ?AA ACRES of LAND in Barnwell,
LO* " f on tho Ediero.
'. 750 ACHES in Kt rbhaw-in lots to suit.
Saw Mill and 3.000 seres of Land in Lexieg?
ton, on. North Ediato, $7,000.
2,500 acres Wa terco Bottom Laad, $2 pr aero
2,500 ?eros orcck bottpm and pine Land, at
$2 per acre. 1 Hoase in this city, W.OOO.
' HOUSE and thirteen Soros LAND, noar tho
clty-*8,500. Apply io JOHN RAD8KETT,
Attorney at Law and Beal Estate Agent.
Bep*.25_ " ' ' ' ly
BM0KED HEATS, ETC. .,
SMOKED TONGUES, cxUra smoked BEEF.
Ferris Fulton Market Baef...
Dlam?nd and Orau'fte^rao.a Hame.
BugsT-onred Bacon BlripS.
Ploklod Salmon. . .
h Meas .nd.Ko.lMick4^}raA?Mto
hand. For aale by _GEO. BYMStAKH.
. . Malt Corp Whiskey,
Soap! Boapl! Sdapn.
4 AA BOXES FAMILY SOAP-qualitynn
XUiJ BurpaoRod," and -prices reduced 20
?er cent.-at wholesale and rotaiL by
? May 13 JOHN AGNEW A SON.