HE DAILY NEWS.
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IONS OF THE NEW?PCSTO?T?CE LAW.
THE D.vn.T NEWS will be served to subscri?
bers in thc city ot six DOLLARS a year in advance, or
at FIFTEEN CENTS a week, payable to the carriers^
LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
A. H. ABRAHAMS & SONS will soil at 10 o'clock,
at No. 35 Hcync-street, a stock Of drv goods, cloth
iag, (tc.
MEETINGS THIS DAV.
Cincinnati Society, at S P. M.
?Washington Firo Company, at 7 P. M.
Washington Light Infantry Charitable Associa?
tion, at 1 P. M.
Washington Artillery Friendly Society, at half-past
7 P.M.
8outh Carolina Friendly Society, at 8 P. M.
South Carolina Loan and Trust Company, at 12 M.
THE HDMOEODS is deftly mingled with the
beautiful and tho pathetic in the scenes of the White
Fawn, and Webster as Pelican, by turns obsequious,
lachrymose anti amorous, keeps the house in con?
stant good humor.
THE RANDOLPH MURDER_Langdon Connor
and W. S. Brooks, implicate! in the murder of B. F.
Randolph, have been arrested aud carried before
Esq?tres Leland and Tarraut, at Abbeville Coutt
house, on a writ of habeas carpet, and released on
giving S5000 bail for their appearance at thc nest
term of the court.
COLOMBIA ITEMS.-The Legislature bas been
in staion sixty-one days.
Governor Scott has appointed Mr. W. Clement
magistrate for Colletoi County, and Joel Keisler
magistrate for Lexington County.
Pa"r'ck O'Connell his been appointed Notary Pub
tic for the State of South Carolina.
A patent-Nr>. 86.574-has bern granted to E.
Shiver, of Columbia, S. C., for making shot.
THE OPERA is coming. It will bo here in a
week. All the old favorites-Friedcrici, Lang, (who
has been married since sho was hore last) Hinimor,
Steinecke, Weinl'cb and Armand-and a host of new
ones are in tho company, which is now stronger and
better organized than ever before. Bead tbe list of
operas in another column-a different one lore? ch
of tho six nights of the engagement-and prepare for
the spleijid musi -al treat which Charleston so seldom
has a chance to enjoy.
JAMES ROBINSON'S Cbampiou Circus will com?
mence a three flays' carnival this afternoon up"n
Citadel Green. Should thc weather prove auspicious
there ls no doubt that Mr. Robinson will receive a
most liberal p itronage. So much has alrrady been
said in recrard to Mr. Robinson aud his circus, that
although their merits are great, there is no room left
foran extended notice today. Our penplo arc cog?
nizant of tho fact that he is a great rider, and that it
s said that he is tho best in tM w -ri J. At any rate,
Charl j0t .mian . are willing to a.lm't that claim on his
part, because ho nude his debut in charleston, and
whrft abroad in Europe in vari My evinced a nairn
and sincere pleasure upon meeting with any ot. its
citizens. Coram;; as h" does with the kind 2'e-ards
and recollections of our people-with a proud repu?
tation and a most excellent circus-thoro appears to
be nothing in the wav of his success. 11 is officially an?
nounced that ho will remain heie but three days and
nights, as he is ta appear ha Columbia on 1 hursnay,
thc 25th of February instant
THE STATE CIRCUIT CODRT. SATURDAY, FEB
Eo.utv 10-HON. R. B. CAHTENTER PRESIDING-IN
THE G ENEiiAL SESSIONS.-Tbo jury chanted with the
case of the State vs. Jackson Richardson, Josiah
Richardson and Quash Happv alias Poor Roy Happy^
indicted for larceny, returned a verdict of guilty as
to the two first and not euiltv ns to the latter.
The timo of the ccurt was consumed during the
entire day in the tr.al of Dan Mack, J. Bailey, John
Bull, B. Drayton and Henr Bentley, for larceny.
These prisoners wore indicted tor 1 orcenv of cotton
from the gin house of Bon. Jna. Townsend, on Edis.
to Island, on the night of the 2d of December, 18C8.
They were defended by R. W. seymour and T B.
King, Esqrs., and after a hearing ot the testimony
tho jury returned a verdict ot guilty as to Jacob and
Henry Bailey and not guilty as to too rest. All the
prisoners were remanded, however, to answer to au
indictment of attempt to commit arson, which was
perpetrated at the same time and place.
THE UNITED SPATES CODRT, February 20
HON*. GEORGE S. BUY AN, PJU SIDCSG -The Registrar
reported favorably on the polirions of J. J. Biabbam
and H.J. Brabham, bankrupts for final discharge
ancLthe Judge signed the certificates. The report of
W. G. DoSaussure, Esq., administrator de bonis non,
waa read, and it vas ordered th tt so much of it re?
lating to sales made by him be confirmed, and that
ho must sell tho tract, ol land railed "Sportroan's
Retreat," the purchaser in a previous sale having
failed to comply. The petition of Wm. B. Corbett
to establish lien, in thc case ol J. N. Corbett, was
referred to Registrar Carpenter to report, kc. The
same reference in the case of B. F.. Ellerbe, against
Jas. H Gooch. C. B Glover, assignee, was orderad
to give oail for S600O, with sureti s to be approved by
Registrar Carpenter. On tue peiidon ot A. C. Gar
lin,creditor, lora warrant of invo.untary bankruptcy
against Robert Ste wari, debtor, it was ordered that
thc debtor show cause on the -a J th of Marci why ho
should not bo declared a bankrupt. Tho petitions of
thc Relief Loan As-ocitition and others to establish
Hen in the case of Hut-on Lee, bankrupt, was refer?
red io Registrar Carociter, whose report was read
and confirme-1, and order of sale made. The case of
sundry libels against the owners ot the Grapeshot is
under consideration of tho Ju ?ge.
CLUES AND STARS. - 1 he folio wing budset was
disposed of on Saturday morling at the Mayor's
Co-oit:
A baker, for running a bread cart without a
license. Fined $20. and crdcred to pay $20 for a
license.
G. G. Kennedy, complained ol by his father as a
vagrant, was seut to ihe House of eor.ection for ten
days.
Bike Fraser, colored, for having loo e cotton in his
possession, and beiug unable to account for It eatis
factorily. Discharged.
1 Jin Pincknuy, colored, for not having his name
in iront of bis place ot JU sinew. South Bay. D.s
eharged. Also. Ben Campbell, for same offence.
A brown goat, fouud tu tho streots contrary to city
ordinances, waa forfeited.
Richard Simms, colored, caught in tho premises
of Captain W. C. Corrie. Meeting-street, was sent to
the Houso of Correction for five days.
Martha Drayton, colo oj, arrested for the larceny
of di y poods and crocker.* ?tom Dr. King, Broad?
sheet, was disrharged alter giving up the goods.
JDr. King ref mung to prosecute.
El'za Rivi-rs, colored, arrestel for larceny of a
pocket book containing money belonging to Henry
Spencer, No. 29 Yandcrhorst-streot. was held for
nuttier examination.
The usual number of Monday morning inebriates
and other defaulters will be up this "norning to be
disposed of as the law directs. Among them:
Sancho Gant for sieiliu? a copp?r pump and pipa
from the ya- d il John Uus?olL corner of Wentworth
and Gadsden streets.
Aaigcst ?utle-, colored, r?a:Tes>d on the charje
of mule stealiLg from a ram at Ashepoo, who identi?
fied the mule. Turned cvorto a magistrate.
lu Rogar.'-street, -atuvday a tarcoon. Fran .is CID
locbeata Ur. and Mrs. Dougherty mvercly. tho
former especial y. Conlon ?as arrested and taken
to thc Guardhouse.
Mr. Burrell bander?, of A?bepoo, recovered a mu'e
stolen from him by Wm Wri.ht with " any aliases,
on the 17th icbm ry. Wright was turned over to a
munis trate and committc J to j ul
?gust Buller, colored who stole a mule and sold
it in Ue'city, was arre 5ted j eslerdoy.
INCENDIABA- ATTEMPT_Or> Friday nighUast,
about half past ten o'clock, nn attempt waa made to
set fire to tbe premises at the southwest corner ol'
Kin? and Warren-streets by ripping off the weather
boarding and putting pow.lev'and matches in the
opeiing. lt was lortunately discovered before the
place took fire. The diabolical deed was perpetrated
by a discharged soldier by the name o. Gary, who
bas been arrrvsted. Thc inducement for bim to
commit thc act was that he bad been told to leave
the boardh.g house, whore he bad been stayiug6ome
time without p-ying bi-? b'ard, and wheu forced to
q airhe stated that he would ruin all they had, and,
lis de rnbrd, endeavored to do so.
THE CITIZEN'S SAVING'S ?JANK ot Columbia,
incorporated by a recent act of the Legislature, was
organized on Saturday by the election of the follow?
ing cheers:
General WADE HAMPTON-, Presido-jt.
Colonel J. B. PALMER, vice-President.
THOMAS E. G REO G, Cashier.
JOHN C. B. SMITH, Assit-tant Cashier.
D ard of Di-tet?n. -General Wade Hampton, Col?
onel i. W. aicMaster, Dr. E. H. IleiDitsh. Colonel A.
C. Bask'U. Colonel John B. Palmer, Thomas h.
Grcg?. Col mel J. P. Ihomas, C olumbia,S. C.; J. EE
Gregg. Marion; G T. Scott and W. G. Mayes, New?
berry; Colonel Benjamin H. lt ut ledge, Daniel Bavo
nc). Jr, Charleston.
Secretary to Board of Directors-E. H. Heinitsb.
/"?nance Committee -John B. Palmer, G. T. Scott,
J. P. Thomas, A. C. Haskel!, J. Eh Gregg.
oticttors.-Colonel F. W. McMaster, Columbia;
Colonel B. H. Rutlef ?e, Charleston.
1 he full amount of capital stock was paid in, and
a resolution adopted to commence thc operations of
tbe bank on the 1st of March.
THE GORGEOUS SPLENDORS of- the gihi te
Fawn will again blaze forth to-night, and our ppo
p e will enjoy-positively for the last lime but one
the opportunity of beholding its scones of enchant?
ment. All who have seen the piero award great
credit to Manager Templeton for the enterprise
he has displayed ia eO'ec'ing so attractive an en?
gagement Mr. Whitman, uuder whose immediate
supervision the White Fawn is produced, is ac?
knowledged to be one of thc tbree lead ie g specta?
cular managers in. the Uni ed State-, and undoubt?
edly bas mote capital invested in scenery and cos?
tumes than any single individual in thc couutry.
The attendance in this city during Mr. Whitman's
.ngagement thus far has been or tho ino -t (litter?
ing description. The corp? de ballet is the finest,
by far, that has evor aptiened on our boaids, and
the transformation scene with which the piece
closes, is a dazzling vision of brightness and beauty
that no specta lc ever t cloro brought to Charleston
can approach. Secure your seats corly as numbers
of our fnenis from tho country have come down
especially to see "The Fawn," and there is sure to
be a jam.
STEAM TO PHILADELPHXV. -The lar^e com?
mercial transactions which occur between the South
ind the City of Philadelphia require (he best facili?
ties which can be ?rivea them. Tbe intercourse be?
tween that city and Charleston siece tho. war btis
becu ra'her defective in steam transport?t i-n, and
treittbt which wi.uld ordinarily pas3 through our
city, has m some cases been temporarily attracted to
other points. To restore the losses irtd laya foun?
dation lor fntu:o increase, it was necessary to im?
prove our freighting advantages, an1 to this remit it
affords us satisf iction to state that tho proper means
have been adopted. Thc steamship J. W. Everman
has lately been very much improved, wi li her s.>ced
ind accommodations increased, and a capacity bas
been given which wi 1 enable her to make most ex?
cellent time betweon tho two ports. She now classes
Al, ?nj is ?o bo coamauded by Captain Vance, un
?xp< ri. aced officer, She wdl leave Philadelphia for
this port on Thursday, February 25th. She will run
in confection with thc stetmship Pronvlhcus. Cap?
tain Gray, aud ihe two vessels will fuimawcoltiy
line to Philadelphia, which will insu c at the lowest
rat s, and givo shippers the best u cms of for ward
ins their good*. The Prometheus wi!l ebo-tlv be
placed uuder repairs, will h iv J a now pr--pel or, and
ivill be o horw.se improvod both in speed and in
?anoral acoomtuoiations. These, ships will bo
managed at this end of the rout . by Messrs. John k
Theo. G<-tty, who expect lo largely inc ease the buui
iess of thc line by conducting it on tho most iib ra 1
>asis. At Philadelphia the agents are the well
mown house of Messrs. E. A. Souder & Co.
ST. PHILIP'S CHURCH.-Thia cherished
auilding, which occupies the position and bc- rs the
lame of the first church built in Cbariestoj, was
.e-terday tho scene cf au eveut of interest to Hs
lumerous ana enlightened congrcgitinu. Duri o g
he Biege of Charleston the beautiful spit o, near two
lundred feet hhth, appeared to have attracted the
Ire of the Monis Island batteries, causing the in?
terior of the structure to become a melancholy ruin, I i
ma thu debi ia of its olegaut plaster and ornamental I j
work to lay scattered around from tho force of ex- ;
ploding shells. Tho superior and powenul organ
which was imported from England ct great expense
ma unfortunately not removed, and while the city
was under fire, and immediately afterwards, thc
most imp?t tant parts of the instrument were de?
stroyed or car: ie J off, and the nch mahogany casing
iras only lett to bring to mind tbe lc. j. 1 hose alone -
who have heard ii touched by the masterly l and of
Urcatorex, can properly apprcoiate its value. Af .er
near six years, in which the congregation .had
been deprived of this grand addition to church
music, they were yesterday gladdened by hearing
somewhat of the old melody from an instrument the !
creation of Charleston skill The esteeuiod rector,
the Bev W. B. W. Howe, preached an appropriate
discourse on the occasion from the text psalm 150, ]
verse C-"Let everything that hath breath praise
the I.o.-d." In openinv, he mout'oned that the au- ,:
hence were indebted to thc munificence of a gentle?
man of the congro.a ion for the noble organ which I
the? had beaid with su much ft' atificatiou. He then ;
intered on his subject, dwelling on thc ancient
lorms of church music, which wer- clueidatod by
ci'ations from Saints Jerome, Chrysostom md Luse
O us. aud continued show ng tho importance of a
cultivation ot tho mnsieal ai t, an j its value as an ad
liti in io church servico. and appealing to tho-e ? re?
sent to ci-ter with more spirt into the sacred exer
sises. This sermon was marked by alt the purity of
sty e and admirablo spirit which characterize all
tho efforts cf the speaker. Tho ch-jir aftewards sung
tho first at d last verses of tue 79Ja solution of
psalms and tho doxology to the 168th hymn, with
soul-stirring effect.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 20 and 21.-Pant:- i
ion UoU-.l-W W Jones, Northeastern ha-lroail; E
Hathaway, Rhode Isl.ind; J S Fost-r. Northeastern
Railroad; J C Ball, St Johns; W N Pu dy. New York;
D ?to-vn Chester; Z A Searson, Beauiott; J lt Kidge?
ry, A E Smvik. Baltimore; G M Hull, M;ss ME
Bull, Miss F D.-xter, Florida; F Lowder. Philadel?
phia; J E Jillson, Columbia; J D Chrystal, Abbe?
ville ; Mrs A Stickucy, New Orleans; H C Baggot!,
south C rolina; W fl Baker, Georgia; Colonels Wat?
ten Nelson, >outh Carolina; J B Moody, Florenco; W
I Etter, i olumbia; AJ Bx an city; Charles Barnard,
L Thompkins, Hob 'lien, N Y; H .?cboouirakcr. H B
[.SUM, Brooklyn; A B Gray, steamship Promo'hcus;
3 bneeth, Wisconsin; Robinson's Circus Company
al thirty performers.
CharlestonHit'l - ^. Logan, Cohiuabia; W S Tal?
bot, Xe tu ky; HDJJogjs. Columbia; F D Flak,
E S Dean. New York; Geo H Bogart, Chicago; J B
tva eon, Philadelphia; A Morse. M J Fay, Massa
thusett ; O H banning, R S RUworld an-J wife, L
?V Fairchild J H Plumb and wif^. Master Georgie, i
Sew Yo k; A Hendi:ko:er, Penosylva ia ; Is nc itu .ts,
?ite and fivo ch ldren, A Bankers, I D Were, lin
and; J D Taliaferro. Florida; D 0'iSricn Geo K
Wron New York; J Moses, lexis; J D Stubb*, At
anta; A Gigo and die, Cit.; J S remue Louiiiana;
E lud??, N'-w Jersey; C M Jenkins and w.f ., J H
kluUord New York; E P Wa.- on J Wife, Phila
ielphia, L M Brown, Kew Yor?; J K Jlllsi.n,
.'olumbia; S Confciin. Jersey City; M PolJilz-r,
llea-'lort; It Dougl iss, Augas a; Gio S Corn?
alina. Masc; J Boutnight. S 0; G W Sweeney,
fenn; J F Schenck, N Y; R B Haines W Wa ker,
Phila; W r B odgett, N Y; C Baxter, Vermont; W L
strong, M P Springer, Boston; Chas Morton ?ind
lady, li P Ba.-LIcy. J C W llett*. N Y; O M Gad'er. 9
C; CG -u amers. Baltimore; E i? L rtlgU-3, Black
r.llo; DCW'UOn, S 0; O C McKinsie. NO; K J
t-citt. TJ Gibson Columbia; E S ?-choileld. V V
SchoGeld, N w York; H .s Bid He, Michigan; W Eec
3.ru, Jr. Ohio; A Duloc, Georgia; G A beaver, Wil?
li ra H Gibson, F E Armstrong. G G Jonos, J M Sed-,
uer and wife, .^ow York; Mrs A M Hastings, W Li C
Doyle. Flonda; J R Richardsou, F lt Richardson, '
G.-orgla; Jes;e D Horsey, steam-hip Falcon.
DIVES DROWNED.-On Saturday a white man,
known by tue name ot" "Polish John." was dtowned
at A dyer's South wharf, in endeavoring to recover a
keg of lead which had dropped overboard in placing
it in a vessel at the pier. The exact place where the
keg lay was ascertained, and a long pole waa pnt
down unt l it was fastened ia tbe mud; beside this
bo descendod. and succeeded in grappling the keg
with a pair of hooks. Tbe lead was s ifely raised to
tho deck, but (he divor was drowned, and his body
was not recovered until some limo aftc ward. It is
suppose! that he was- drawn under tho bull cf thc
v. ssel and waa unable to And thc pole by which to
ascend again.
REPORTERS' CRUMB.*.-It l:a3 been suggested
that a policeman would not be out of via ce at the
Postoflloc at the hours of mail delivery.
The i-uprcmo <Jcurt gold coarrr.ct decidor, is pab
hshed in lull in several of the napers receivodat the
reading ro >m No. 3 Uroad-streot.
At thc government sale of mules a "d horpes on
Saturday, the mules brought from S130 to 3i05, aud
the horses SIGO to $lfO. The racking marc sold for
$210.
John A. Moroso and J. O'fKar Sanders, Esq1;,
two promising young lawyers, have formed a co?
partnership and have their oihco at No. 98 Broad
street.
The Washington Light Infantry t'haritable Asso?
ciation, thc Germania Bund and Turnverein, and
the Washington Fire Ecginc Company, give enter?
tainments to-night in honor o? Washington's birth?
day.
A number of private residences in the western
part of the city have obscene words painted on them
in conspicuous places. The perpetrators ought to
be severely punished.
To-day thc work will begin of adopting the eastern
front ot rh? Boase of Correction to a hospital for
whites.
Yesterday car No 32 broke a flange of one of thc
wheels, and thc passengers bad tob; transferred to
another car.
Thc sermon of Bishop Pcrsico, r.t St. Mary's
Church, yesterday, is spoken of as being unusual y
eloquent.
The eflect of amusements in the eily can bc 3cen
by the nutn' cr of strangers herc on a visit, many of
whom do uol hesitate to say they w?re drawn hither
by Iber?
This ?eek we will have thc "Circus" and '-White
Fawn;" next the German Opera, and following on it
the Hanlon Brothers, with their velocipedes aud
thc La Eue Minstrels.
Tho jailor says T). Jennings, colored reported to
havo escaped from jail, was never committed to eis
keeping.
The eighteenth anniversary ol' the Comet I ire
Company will take place this evening, a! Bonuru'a
Hall. The company i.- composed of respectable aud
werihy colore i men.
3dr. Baker, of this elly, who rebuilt the St Philiji's
organ, bsa been employed t J repair the organ of thc
Baptist Church of Savaunah.
The stockholders of thc new South Carolina Loan
md Trust Company will meet nt noon to day in thc
hall of the H. W. Railroad Bank to organize tho com?
pany.
A number of stores were found open yeslctday,
routrury to city or.?ir. mee.
Tho Ad^er building theatre project bas been
ibandonod.
B17 ylaVKSri NOTICES.
WALKER, EVANS &, COGSWELL have rocently
received a large vaiiety of new laney and job typo to
.heir extensive cl".icc, and will print bill hoads,
sards, circulars, Arc , ut the lowest rates
Li inc GUA mic CHECK?, with United States
Rc cune Stamps, cot up in beautiful style, same
prices aR New York houses..
WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL.
ALL wno AUB IN WANT of prime substantial
Boo:? and Shoes, will fled thom at John Commins,
So. 131 McetiDg-s'.rect, near the Maiket. I hey ore
jffercd at retail. ml February 22
SPRING GOODS.-Tue roliablc andlong cstab
tabllshed dry goods ho'ise of Uflbrhardi k Campsen,
sornt-r of Kiug and Maiket s rc -ts, ls air adv in re?
ceipt ot goods alnpted to tba sprint! trade. Their
dutbs, cassinaeres and pau s stull'gc orally are of
hclit st patterns aud best quality, and range in
arico so as u< sui: thc means of all who desire gcod
irtie'es.
/nnri) ?oo&5.
TO THE LADIES.
TXTE .WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR
VV ni ?ny years' exper enco in OJO manufacturo
>f ORN AM" N'I AL H i IK WO?<K enable us looflur
.0 our customers thc finest assortment of evi ry ?r?
lele required in our line, trom the small FRIZZES
o the fuilWl';, imbraeiou braids or ? witches, Coils,
Waterfalls, Cusa.ons, Crimpt Bair, Bands, Curls,
Ringlete, ?c.
rORTOI E-SUELL DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMB?, and COMBS of every other class.
To the Gentlemen.
WE CAN FURNISH WIGS. TOUPEES, WHIS
EEBB, MUSTACHES, IMPfcBlAL?, &c.
To Our Customers Generally.
THE FINEST FRENCH AND LNGLlsH PEBFU
Ul KY. MlAPs?, P0MADK1, HAIR OlL>. HAIR Rr
sroKATlVES COS.tftTIC-. ?c., from the moat re?
spectable houses in o ich cou try.
Ou GU MAN COLOGNES aro unen-passable.
For English und French Hair, 'loo,h aud Nail
Bru'bis, Tortolsbcll, Buttai . aud other Dres.-iug
Coaibs, wo challenge rivalry.
Par ieul.r alteados is paid lo tho making of Me?
mento Hair Work us BREAST i INS, EAU RINGS,
PINGER RINGS, CHARMS, <sc
All ciders by moil wjil bo so lided that the reputa?
tion of the bouse lort e past thirty-rlvo year-sh ill
out suffer in oir houils. Always on hand a fl e as?
sortment of r'r.-neb, Jewelry. A libers] discount to
merchants and tuc ir-?e.
H. & A. ACHTUM,
Ha. SM KING-SI RIET.
Januarys cul m CHARLES! ON, S. C.
SCOT i 's
BOO 11*8
scorrvs
THE ONLY EX'.'L' SIVE
TUE ONLY I- XCLi S V?
THE ONLY EXCLUDIVE
GENTLE MEN'S FUBNISM -O STORE
GENTLEMEN'S FOUNIdlll^G SIX) E.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH NO SIORE
IN CHARL STUN, 8. C.,
IN CHARLESTON. S. C.,
IN CHARLESTON, S. C.,
HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF
H AS RECEIVED A *.EW SUPPLY OF
HAS RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF
THE CELEBRA ED
THE CELEBRATED
THE CELEBRATED
STAR
STAR
STAR
SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
SHIRTS A D OL LA L'S,
Whieh aro . ffercd for sah al ibo LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
P. SCOTT,
Mecfing-strc-o., opposite Ibo U irl.ol Rall.
February 0 Cmo?
G HABLEST' ?N
IDE INT X A XJ DEPOT
NO. ?75 KnG^lKll' T.
GOLD AN'> TIN FOIL, AM ?LOAM-, MNERAL
1EETH, Steel GOOIH, and every article U9ed by the
Dentist. 2mo Januar ? 27
/inunri?l.
ADVANCES ON COTTON.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL MAKE ADVANCES
os CO I I IlK to Messrs. SPOFFORD. 11 LESION
& CO.. New York, and WM. B. .REYNOLDS k CO.,
Boston. WILLIAM POACH it CO.
February 22_1
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILI?OAD
STOCK.
TTTANTEt) BY J. H. WILSON,
YT February -0 2 No 5 Broad street.
BWK BILIS! BANK BILLS!
ALL KINDS BOUGHT RY
ANDREW M. MORELAND,
February 16 Broker, J- o. 8 Broad-street.
floto, (E)ilsf (gtc.
CAMERON, BARKUY & CO,,
NUR?HEAST COP.NEB
Meeting and Cumberland Streets.
STEAM ENGINES
GRIST MILLS
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and
MACHINERY.
Jauuary 1 6mo
OILS! OILS! OILS!
10O0 GALLONS PUKE WINTER LARD OIL
700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. 1 LARD
OIL
500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
600 GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE M AC Li IKE P. Y OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING
OIL
800 GALLONS REFINED NEATSFOOT OIL
300 GALLONS TANNER'S (STRAITS) OIL.
CAHISUOS, DARKLKV & CO.,
Northeast comer Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January 1 Gmo
BELTING J_BEITING !
5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT?
ING
5000 FEET GUM BELTING, 2, 3, 4, and 5
PLY .
250 SIDES PATENT DRES.SED LACE
LEATHER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BE LI
STUDS
150 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
750 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1G INCH TO
* INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, 4 INCH TO U INCH DI?
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, i INCH TO 1$
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BBOWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN H'-'MP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDEOLE GASKETS OJ
ALL SIZE?.
CA.li;'. HON. BAKKLKY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets,
January 1 Cmo
ROOFING TIN.
500 BOXES IC 11x20 COOEING T N
300 BOXES IX 11x20 BOO UNG TIN
100 BOXES IO 23x20 ROOFING TIN
50 BOXES IX 42x20 ROOFING TIN
25 BOXES IX 12x12
25 BOXES IX 14x20
20 BOXES IX 10x20
20 BOXES LXX 14s20
20 BOXES LXXX 11x20
20 BOXES IXXXX 14*20
DLOCK TIN, TINS MA N'S SOLDER, SPEL?
TER. &o" &c.
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE.
CAMERON GAUKLET di CO.,
Northeast cornor Meeting and Cumberland slrsots
January 1 Hmo
BAU IRON,
SHEET IRON A NID STEEL
WROLGET AND CAST IRON PIPING,
STEAM AND MALLEABLECAST IRON
FITTINGS, tor steam and water.
CV 'IE HUH, BARKLEY & CO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
January 1 Imo
BRASS_WORK.
STEAM GUAGES, GONGS, GUAGE COCKS
STEAM BIBBS AND SI OP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS
WATER GUAGES GLASS GUAGE TUBES
MERCURY GUAGES, LOW WATER DETEC?
TORS
COPPER AND BRASS WIDE.
lAIUKHOtV, BARKMCY ?fc CO.,
Nortltcast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
Jaomry 1 Omo
WHITE LEAD,
COLORS, VARNISHES, EKUSIIES. AC., &C.
RAW AND BOILED LINSEED OILS.
CA.vii'KOV, BAMKLEV & CO.,
Northeast cornel Meeting and Cumberland s reots.
Ja nacv I Gmo
(Otnlj-'Hi) uni) /ornisljini) (?wK
iLOnINti OUT SALE.
IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF TBE BALANCE OF
OUI?
FALL AND WINTER
So aa lo malo room tor our
SPRINv? AND liit?MER SUPPLIES
Which we expect tho linter pnrl of thi* month, we
have reduced thc priced of our Goods
REUARDh'l *S Ttl COST OP MAtTJFAC
TU'i!.\G T?:K SABrii.
Ihunkina thc public fir their Te ry liberal patron?
age, wc bp.icbyoitr fair dealing to merit a contlu
nanec of the sarna We rc-pi c.fully iuvlte one and
all io call and see tor themselves.
I. L. FALK & CO.,
RETAIL DEt'AJtl'MEVT No. .ICC EINO-sT .
Nu' to Cowncrthwail's Furnituro Sioro,
WBOLESALel DEPARTMENT,
No. 157 M cell- n-strecL
February 2 Irai Onpo?Ue < h ul'. sior. Hotel.
KO. Il . U O I? I* O C IC,
F A C T O R
un
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
Oh.>rlceton, E. O.
P. QAJ>SDI:H HJSELI.. 6mos September M
/crtilijcrs.
LAND PLASTER.
?) Ai \ BARRELS LAND PLASTE?. LANDING
?I\J\J this day from Steamer Magnolia.
AIM.
1000 BABBELS to arrive by Schooners Scud and
Ma:ion Gage.
Orders receivod by OLNEY * CO.
February 22
PERUVIAN GI1 ANO.
A Cid T0NK No< 1 GENUINE PERUVIAN GU
TC' J\J ANO, direct from ?gent and w-rrantcd
pure, to arrive prr sch' onois D. 0. Hnlse. H. W.
Godfrey. Sylvan, aid Lucy A. Orcutt from New York.
For sile by T. J. KERR k CO.
Febiuary 20
LASH PLASTEE.
KrVj t BBLS. LAND PLASTER, TO ARRIVE
t)\J U per schooner Trade Wind.
For sale by T. J. KERR k CO.
February 20
FISH GUAN??.
1 AA BARBELS PURE FISH GUANO.
1U U For sale by
KINSMAN ft HOWELL,
February H wfmJmo No. 153 East Bay.
WANDO UTILIZER..
THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of the
South their Ferlilizer. known as the "WANDO FER?
TILIZER," which tho experience of the past season
ass proved to be one of the most valuable in our
market It has for its base tho materials from thc
Phosphate beds ot thc Company on Ashley River,
md is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF
EASEL-STREET in this city. In order to guarantee
its uniformity and maintain its high standard, the
C ompany has made arrangements with thc distin
srnirhed Chemist, Dr. C. U. SHEPARD r., who
carefuUy analyzes all the ammoniacal an .i other ma?
terial purchased by the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer, before being offered for sale. Tho Com?
pany is resolved to mako an article which will provo
to be a "Complete Manure/* und give entire satis?
faction.
For terms, circulars, and othet iuformation, apply
to WM. C. DUKES k CO., Agents,
Ko. 1 South Atlantic Wharf.
January i ruwi amos
li. FltANK COB'S
SUPERPHOSPHATE !
r?i?E UNDERSIGNED BEG TO CALL 1HE
ATTENTION OF PLANTERS TO THE ABOVE
SUPERIOR AND STANDARD
PEBTILIZER.
This PH0SP3ATE has b?cn largely used in this
state, and has given general satisfaction, and is
idmlited by some of the most practical Planters to,
bc equal to Peruvian Guano.
PRICE:
SIXTY DOLLARS PER TON
OF TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, 1
Cash or factors' acceptance, pa>ab!e 15th November
next, with bank rate of interest added.
Pelzer, Rodgers & Co.,
AGENTS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
I obmiry l imvi2mo
CHESAPEAKE GUANO,
A Al AW JIOIVIATED SULVBLE
PHOSPHATE,
COMBINING ALL THE QUALITIES OF BONE
AND PERUVIAN GUANO.
THTS FERTILIZER IS WARRAN I ED TO GIVE
satisfaction. Planters and farmers aro iu\itcrt
tosend tor pa uphluls, descriptive of its virtues aud
bow to apply lt.
JOST Prico, SOJ per ton of 2000 lbs.
For sale by K. M. BUTLER,
February 17 Agent at Charleston, S. C.
ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE.
JT IS COMPOSED OF THE OUANO F BOM
' ALTA VELA,
Combined with othor fertilizing material scientifical?
ly treated, making a COMPLETE MANURE.
The Company importing thc Guano direct from
tho rich deposit of Lir.ls at ALTA VtLA, is entitled
to furnish, at a low prico, a Fortilizer not excel?
led.
For sale by
ll tu \ It Y COBIA & CO.,
At Charleston, S. C., for SIXTY DOLLARS PER
TON, or tho
ALTA VELA GU AK O COMPANY,
No. 67 Broadway, Now York.
January 23 Imo
Jlgrtfuitnr?l.
IMPORTANT
TO RICE PLANTERS.
WAGONh.lt ,t MATTHEWES' IMPROVED
RICE DRILLS
Just reset ved by the sn'ise -iborp, who nrc agenis for
this sute of these practical a id successful
Labor-savint! Muchines.
TH KY ABE ALSO AQEsro ron
THE BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER
L03LDARD'-i HAND RUE HULLEL?
BLLKFORD & HUFFMAN'S GRAIN
DRILL-with Guano attachment
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GIN
EOLSOM'S HAND-SOWING MACHINES
ALIEN'S HAND PO WEB,
Which they off-ir at Manufacturer's price?, toge'her
with a largo as.-ortmeut of Plough > ot ah Mahers.
COLLINS' STEEL l'LOUGHS-one and two
horse
BRIN LY'S STEEL PLOUGHS-ono and two
horse
AHES'PLOUGHS OF ALL KINDS,
And Agricultural Implements. Hardware, Barlron
Cutler.! aud Gruie.
J. E. ADGKK & GO.,
No. 139 MEETING-STREET AND Nb. C2
EAU T BA Y-H TREED,
CHARL IC STOW, S. C.
February'3 wfmimo
I"
PUK TU. tl S OK
TEAS. WINES. BRANDIES, ki..
And Dualer* m
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
WM rt. CORWIN k CO.
?B^Goods delivered to ail parta oi tte City.
October 21
_.Jtodiro Suits.
Assignee's Sale of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Jewelry, Boots, Shoes, Hat?, ?j-c.
BY A. H. ABRAHAMS & : ONS.
THIS DAY, 22d instant, nt 10 o'clock, will be sold at
our Store, No. 36 Bayne-strcofc. by order of tbe As?
signee ol A. Baruc and Gustavus Hinman in Bank?
ruptcy,
An OBflorted stock of DOMESTIC AND FANCY
DB Y GO OD b. Clothing, Jewelry, Boots, thees.
ALSO,
HATS CHAIRS. TABLES, COUNTERS, and two
Show Ca'-cs.
Conditions cash._._February 22
Sundries at Auction.
BY I. 8. K. BENNETT.
TO-MORROW, the 23d inst, at half-past 10 o'clock?
at my office, No. 40 Broid-street, 1 will sell,
Ono handsome BRUSSELS CARPET
One Extension. Dining 1 a nie
One pair han ?some Rosewood Secretaries
One .--tool. :.i jaie stand, Ac, ?cc.
Conditions casu._February 22
Buggies and a Sulkey at Auction.
BY I. S. K. BENNETT.
TO-MOBROW, in front of my office. No. 40 Broad
street, at half-pa-110 o'clock, I will sell,
One TOP l'UGGY, almost now
One second-rand Four Seat Buggy
One Hi:ikey, one taddle.
Conditions cash. February 22
Desirable Store, King-street, Ko. 343, Fifth
Door from Liberty.
W. Y. LEITCH & k. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
Will be sold, on TUESDAY, March 16tb, at the Old
Postofflce, at ll o'clock,
That desirable twosiury WO'?DEN BUILDING,
known as No. 343 King-street, with large store capa?
ble of being extended one hundred feet in length.
House contains six good tooms, besides kitchen.
Si ore at present measures c J feet in length Lot
measures 20 feet front, by 1G8 in depth, more or less.
'J erma-One-quarter casb ; balance in one, two and
th reo years.
The property is a good investment, and can be
treated ter at private sale at any time before the 16tb
of March. fmtb3mcbl3.16.16 February 19
SHKKIFF'S SALB.
BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
By virtue of a writ of Fieri Fnciat. to mo directed
and delivered, will be sold on MONDA?, theist
day of March noxt, at ll o'clock, A. M., precisely,
on Adsei's Norlh wharf,
All the rieht, title and interest of the defendant in
FIFTEEN BALES OF UPLAND CO HON.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of Farr
H. Bates at 'he suit of Wm. Dawkins.
Torres cash. E. W. M. MACKEY,
Fobruary 15 m3 P. C. C.
ViNDER DEOltBE IN EQUITY.
John Carsten el al, vs. Joel R. Sloan, el al.
BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY*
Auctioneer. . .
On FRIDAY, tho 12th day of March A. D. 1809. st
ll o'clock. A. M., will bc sold in front of Ibo Old
Cusiomhouse, in charleston,
All that LOT OF LAND, witt tho Buildings and
improvements thereon, tituate on tho south side of
Ann-ttreet near Elizabeth-street, measuring and
containing it. froat on Ami-street 30 f-et. and in
dep h ou east and wost lines 200 leet. Butting and
bounding north on Ann-sireot cast on lands of
Blamyer, somh on land ot Git/i/ss, and west on lauds
of C. M. Carsten.
Terms-Half cash ; balance on a credit of one
year, secured by bond bearing interest, at seven per
cent, per annum, from date, and a mort aae of tho
premises. E. W. M. MACKEY,
February IQ 1 m3 fl Sheriff C. C.
^orljincrg, (Eastings, (Etc.
j?r_ F It O AI 4 TO 350
horso power, including tbo
ce'ebratcd Corliss Cut-ofi
f.iigiu-s, Slide Valve 8ta
lionary Indines, Portaole
Engines. ?fcc. Also, Circu?
lar. Mulay and Gang Saw
Mills, Sugar Cano Ullis,
-huting, Pulleys. &c. L'lh
md shingle Mills, Wheat
and Corn Mills. Circular
-aw?. Belting, kc. send
for descriptive Circular and
Prico List.
WOOD k MANN ?TEAM ENGINB CO.,
February 18 Cmos_mica. New York.
PflOiNIX IRON WORKS.
JOHN F. TA\LOR&:CO.,
SUC0E330U3 TO
CAMERON & CO..
Engineers, Boilermakers. &c.
Nos. i, G andS FRITCBARD-STREE2,
(KEAB TUE DRY DOCK),
Charleston, S. C.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS-MARINE,
STATIONERY AND PORTABLE.
RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY
" DESCRIPTION.
SHAFTING, POLLEYS AND GEARING,
IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND TN LRON OR
BRASS.
Wo guarantee to furnish ENGINE n and BOILERS
of as good quality and power, and at as low rates a?
can be bad in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia.
AGENTS FOB
Ashcrofts Low-water Detector.
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAUA GE FRO il LOW WATER IN
TEE BOILER.
HEPAIUS PROUT TL Y ATTENDED TO.
Feiruary 1 cac 3rnos
?KITEET1NU-STREET FOUiV OR Jf.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNE-HING
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sues
on baud
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SOGAR MU.LS, SUGAR BOILER;1
AND PANS, ot ull sizes
UORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from C to
10 met in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PEE?SKS lor Hann
power, Haw and Rico M?ls
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all aescrlptionf
marie to ordor
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AMD CASTINGS FOR BUILD?
INGS, GRATINGS,
CISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, dc., die,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
?IACUINIS1 A KD FOUNDER
No. 314 MEETING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. O.
August 3_niwn
LEATHER AND RUBBER
BELTING.
jj?e?im Packin?
Lace le ther
Rivi i* a^d Burs
Belt Hooks, &c.
FOR SALE BY
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
M o. 203 EAST BAT,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
January 0 3m0
?torta Salts.
Valuable Beal Estate corner Broad and
Church?tu< is-to be sold at Risk of for'
mer Purchaser, he having failed to comply
with terms of Sale.
WM. Sdi AF, Auctioneer,
Will sell TO-MORROW, the 23d instant at thc Old
Postofflce, Broad-street, at 11 o'clock,
That DESIRABLE- COhNtS STORE, corner of
Broad and Church streets.
. ALSO,
The TWO AEJ0TNT5G STORES on Broad-3treet,
measuring on Broad-street- ilxty-one (61) feet, more
or less, and on Chun h thirty-eight (38j feet more or
leta. I he ?bove property to be sold loather.
.Term.-!-' ne third cash; balance in one and two
yean io equal annual insta mente, secured by bond
and mortgage, with interest from day or sale at
tevrn per cent. Pu chaser to pay Auctioneer for
papers and st-.mpe._" february 32
House and Lot K'o. 18 Burns' Lane-to be
soldat Risk of former Purchaser, he having
failed to comply with terms of iain.
WM. Mc??AY,
Will sell TC-MORROW. '?Sd instant, at tho Old Post
?rhee, at ll oVlocfc
That DESIRABLE TWO-AN D-A- H A LP STORY
DWELLIe-G and two story Kitchin, tot meisuHS
twenty-five feet front by one hundred and nine feet
deep.
Terme-One-half cash; balance in one year, secur?
ed by bond and mortgage. Purchaser to -pay Ano.
tioncer for papers and stamps. February 33
ASSIGAEE'S SALE AT WALTERBORO?.
I will sell at the Courthouse, on MOND AV, theist
day ot March nest, at 13 o'clock M.,
Gne GRAY HOUSE and four MULES, tho proper?
ty of Edward F. Davs, assigned to ms in Bank?
ruptcy.
? . ALSO,
Two MULES, the property of E. F. Davis and
Lawrence N. Fishburne, assigned in Bankruptcy.
ALSO, "\?
One FOUR HORSE WAGON, thc property of
James W. Hill, assigned to me in Bankruptcy.
Conditions cash. JOHN W. BURBIDGE,
At eigne?.
Walterboro', February 16,1869.
February 22 mc <mw2
LAUGE SALIS OF UKilL ESTATE IN
A TL AN 1 A. GA.
Will be aold on the fl rat TUESDAY in Moron, by the
Administrators of William Berring, deceased,
THE FOLLOWING PRUPEK1Y:
First A magnificent FAMILY MANSION", four?
teen rooms witb necessary c o?ets and outhouses,
situated on Peachtiee-street, in a first class neigh?
borhood in every respect. .
Second. Seven Ol IY LOTS within or e hundred
feet of thc Statehouse and Fir rt Baptist Church,
four of which have improvements on them; one/>f
these bas a good eight-room brick house finished
throughout with closets.
Third. A Bi.ICR i-TOREHlU.-E and Kitchen, in
the most desirable business part of the city, on
Whitchall-st'Oet, fronting 27 feet on Whitohall-street,
and running boca one hundred and nineteen feet,
with the right of an altey.
Fourth. An excellent FARM of 170 acres on Peach?
tree Beau, four miles from the city; Atty acres of
cotton'land, with a go jd peach orchard ?nd good
fencing.
Fifth. An interest in WILD LANDS; also Notes
and Accounts and Stocks in Fovcral Manufacturing
Companies. Mr. Herring having been long a resi?
dent ol Atlanta, he selected the moat desirable prop,
erty, both aa to present and prospective value; con?
sequently evtry foot ofl'ore J la No. 1 ia every re?
spect.
Terms-One-third cash; the balance In fonrand
etght months, with interedt from day of sale.
J. W. H Mit HIN i "1
W. F. BfctrBING, [ if1m,"Ic.fTt^
N. L..ANGOR. if Administrators.
A. LEYDEN, J
February 19 nie 18
Jlurtioneers' jprioatc ?"alfs.
Real Estate.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH,
No 31 Broad-street, "oath side, near
State-street.
At Private falo
MRS i" CL?S? SEA ISLAND COTION PLANTA?
TIONS
Valuable Bice Plantations
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms
Extensiv?-a'id Vduablo Mannt ic'orlos, Mill Site?
and Delightful .-um mer Residences in various
parts of the south.
ALSO,
HOUSES AND BUILDING LuTS of all sises, prices
and descriptions in every part of the city.
January 26 mwlSmo
Residence with Large Lot, in Ashley street.
BY LOUIS J). DeSA??&UltE.
At Private Sale
Tho commodious RESIDENCE. No. 17 Ashley
street, north of Bee-strict, and contiguous to Rut
ledue-avenue, containing ten rooms aud pantry,
with water works; Lot measures 16? feet front, by
116 feet deep, and ts capable of sub- iviston. Apply
as above, at No. 23 BBOAu-91 BRET.
February 18 tbtmitut?
rjlO BUSINESS MEN.
THE SUMTER NEW8,
PUB LISE EB AT bUMTER, & C.,
I* ONE OF THE BEST PAPERS IN THE UP?
COUNTRY; bas a loree circn allon, and affords su?
perior advantages as on advertising medium. Terms
low. Addres DARB k OSTEKN, -
February 22_Proprie tora.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
MESSRS. PELLORSE it CO.. HUB1 ICULTU
BISTS. from Paris, have the honor to inform
?ae pubi c that rbey hive arrived is this city with a
beautiful assortment of
FLO WEBS,
PLANTS ASO FANCY SHKUBS,
For Gardens ard Houses,as fo lows :
100 different kindi of very fine grafted ROSES.
400 vaiieties of FRUIT T KEES of the finest qitali
ties, among woicu are the Cherry Tree (Empresa
Eugenie) eign< or the Cherries weighing one pound.
lhe Butter Pear, incomparable, w igbs from one
to two pound - each: and a large assortment of
Flowers and Vegetable Seed
Also, very fine Bulbs of every sort, which remaba
in bloom from five to RX oinnths.
Carnation Pinks { ew varetics) recently intro?
duced in France.
Amateur' are solicites to call and examino the
above assortments at tho sion No 192 Kiug-street.
All of the above Plants will be warranted, os the
importes ire well tnown among B rUcultui-ists in
thi- ccuQtr . os responsible in tb. ir engagements.
February 17 12 P- LLOttsE k GO.
_D0?'T
OVERLOOK THIS!
IP YOU WANT G \.S PUTING DONB.
Go to P. I. GU I LLB MIN, r?o liO church-street,
ll yon wjutSTEAlI FILi-ING'loni
Go to P. L. GUILLE1.ON, No. 141 Church-street.
If von want PLUMBING dine,
Go to P. L. GUU LEWIN, No 140 Church-street.
If vou want TIS POOPING and GU TERu>G don?.
Goto P. L. Glin.I.EMIN, No. HO Cburch-B.reet
Ii vou w.int GA-? FIX ? U >L3.
Goto P. L. GUILLcMIN, Sn. 140 Ofhnreh-street
Where you eau yet (?A-' OH AN UELIERs, PEN?
DANTS Braokcti, Hall Lights, Portable Stands,
L>rop Lights.
AKGAND BURSEtiS,
Porcelain, Mi a. Paper ana TITI Sh 6>?, Glass
Glob s mid -hades, Cooper nd Irou Pomps, Bath
Tubs, Parlor and l3ed-r.>oin Gia.es, ?eros.-rmLamps,
kc . kc ut reason iblo prices.
Ri .pairing prom .illy attended lo.
Old Gas EiTiures Ecbrouz'd
F' bruary 16 mths8
M. L. FILLE Y'S
Celebrated Coa&iiis t.o?es, ?
" PHLLANTHROPIST" AND "rivrLiAN,"
Manuiactnrel at Troy. N. Y.. ea* tor salo by
O, 1. i!1 U h L E ii T O NT,
AUGUSTA,' GA
TIIESE STt.VES STAND UN RIV - LL ED FOR
SacirS dar to Ur. conve dence sad the goa,
end pungi? ?vhich CO *'U? Stoves ?re used, lhe
PUI ANlilR?PI-i is extra heav, pl ed. aud hos
A-h D.awer- c .n be m ?J- into a rixboiler hole
?tove; has ca.t iro. Wier Taoic ?Jviu?ed.or
eoimol tined, A ??rielly Ursula MO-O. The
CIVILIAN is ol o neat des jin, ?nd hod afine large
Oven This stove ca i be had with the extension
puck six holes, and re * rvoir when desired
For further itJorniation apply to
D. L. FUL LB "TON.
January 30 dsnoe Auguste, Ga.