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-r J THE G. R. OATUOAilT EDIIO-I. CATHCART, HcJtlLLAN " MORTON?, . PRODRIETORB. :?vo, l?^JIAYNE-STREET. _*_--?2VtS- CASH. v?* ...? . ,. \* ' SUBHOBl-PTION. . .- $ DAU.T-T'V'-LyB M 1STH8..flO.OO, DULY-'*-!*- V_'TH8.U.U. DAILY '"''..i'E MONTHS.?.nu BINGLE COPIES.;..* cents TO FH.W8 DEALERS.,.3 cents LARGEST CIRCULATION Di THE STATE. L1R?EST CIRCULATION IN THE.CITY. .VT-CB LIST OF l_Hl__,_*?,S re _x-jai?ii-? in the X?ostof_oe at tine end of euch wuok is pu.?-is*ie_ oftloiully In TELH* _>AILY NKWS every _*ri day morning. ' '..*" '." ^T -News Sui-iniary. The pi-gfite of tho London Gazette for last year are roturned.at upwards of ?13,800. Tho Edin burgh-,(?<izt*We'-i profits during tho name timo were ?2370, and those of the Dublin Gazette ?858. The' 'English A'dtnirslty aro about to have the whole'?of tilo Jaiittnese coasts and rivera accurate-, ly surveyed. ? However, the English uro not yet ?'mon.? rub a of all they survey." Captain Ar CATS--? JONES, Who loft tho United Statua ?navy fir that of. tho Confederates, and commanded the' iron-clad vlrginiat haar been ap pointed Ch'.of.ot Drdnohco of.the reruvin,n,ria vy. Although R-fAK's laBt? book, "Tho Apostles," ia oxciting the pro;fou*ido5.t sonsation in French literury circles, it ia said that tho publishers have been'^realjly disappointed iii ita anio. Ita popu larity,ia ?ot equal to that of th?"Lif? of Jesus." An; Antwerp letter-stat?? that the ?Mp Due de Brabanlh&e jusjb.,arrj(v.ed thcro from Tndia'*vitlj 8500 bales of cotton. For the last eight or n_e years not a einglo' bal? has re?cbod'.'that port ilircct.? . . . ,. ." ".,. ..,, ,, . ..-_... Abolit ?17,000* has been subscribed toward the Hollian Cath?_?o Cathedral which' ia to bo erected in Ldndoil- aa a memorial to Cardinal WISEMAN. A aubsenption of ?2D00 iltja" IJeen.given Anony mously, but ?ib is generally understood that the donor is Dr. NEWMAN. A tir?ze of'four hjlndr?d francs is offered by the Educational Society ofLyons, Franco, for an esBa; to deterpuncj how far the want of success in ' __< drun'a education ts due,to "the parents', aud how far to the schoolmasters. Tbe essaya may'bo written in any language. Stf W. Dnu'MMotiD's curious work, "The Odipns Judaicas," bas just been reprinted, to tho extent of two hundred and'fifty copiearby'a London bookseller., {If ahjr of the readers of "THE NEWS" know anything of tl*ia book, we should "bo giad to i hear frorit them in regard to it. ] A Cork paper eaya that 'hundreds of emigrants aro flcat-terodthrougb the.town awaiting the arri val o? the next,."orai-a.-Atlantip steamer, Tbese people, says the( reporter, haye .come, from Lime rick, Clare, Kerry, and soma from Tipperary, and are, without exception', "a well-dressed, well:look .,.ii*?, holtby, intercaUpg body." ' Irj-' Dlackmood's 'Magazine is' an art-la? on "Demonology at Home and Abroad.'.'-in ? which tho writer states that as lato as August, 18G3, a man of eighty years of ago was flung into a mill stream in .?he'palish,.o! fcible. Hedingban,'and "swum tor, n wizard" and died of his maltreat ment; in Christian England. * %'' '.' '? ? May Day was generally observed in Boatota and' i's.suburba.'- The streets wore Ulled with partie* of little girls, dressed in . low neck drosses, with wreaths of flowers upon^thoir heads, and basketa of fruit, while out of town there wore many May parties in the fields and woods, and numerous equestrian parties out upon tho roads. < Disappointment at having two pictures refused by the jury Of tho Paris Salon, has led an artist ?iiimcd JULES HOI/TZAFFELT. to commit suicide. 2j .wrote to his brother: "Tbo members of the jury do _ot know me; I havo neither friends nor enemies among Lliera* s? I'vo no talont, and when a nianhaBU't i*V.ent -t forty it i? time to d.e,,.< HopEnT. Tyi_n. writes to an Alabama papoi* that MAUUT'S estimate of Southern losses during the war at seven thousand millions is too high ; tho real loss not exceeding thjity-fivo millions. Tvi-"Vi estimate is as follows : By emancipation, $1,70.3,000, Q00 ; oipeuaea/iftho war, $OOG,G>}.'),000 ; defltrucHon of private property, $700,000,000 ; ad? ^.?.ibu?l F.oderaltaxat'??'**, $500,000,000 ; total, $3, 6-,fJ00,O0O. ? ; *X}.e Minburgh Bevieu? mentions that tho wh?to of TENM?soN'a."li* Memoriam" haa been trans la^cd into-Latin el?giitovoreo, in a manner wbiob the reviewer "considera worthy of public .notice. Tho work baa been printed for private circulation only, aud the laureate has not consented to s?he-, lion'its publication, "beoauae he appoars to have conceived that the tran?lalione would.interfere, with his own copyright." .: 'A girl thirteen years of age; the daughter of au innkeeper named.Ci-or,, roaiding at NeuviJloTles ?Parnps (Ain), Prattpe^'hasjnst died from hydro** phobia,"*&?' *-*"*- a*?B ?? -??aunii sufferings. She bad never boen bitton by a dog, but had of ten played wit? on? belonging to her father, which .waa killod in a rabid, ?tate. A8 abo somotiibeii allowed tho animal to Uck her faco at a time wbeii 8)io had a small sore oh her lip, tho virus is Sup posed to have boen communicated to her in thal manner. . . , . .Judgment was gi von on tho 14th ult, at Puri?*, h tft? caso of M. SAX,a braes instrument maker against MLLE, MABIE SAXE, an opora singer. Th plaiutiff contended that her real namo being SAHS she hadno light to spell it with an x, evon thc-ug! adding au e final, and that her doing ao waa tt| certain extent ausurpatiou of his reputaiiou.. Th court adopted this view, and issued an injuttoiia restraining tho lady from using the name of SAXB but, being of the opinion that M. SAX had su ?cred rio prejudice, it.refused to award damage The, Paris banker MIKES has just bought ti: r.aris Presse for 1,500,000 francs-130%,000 iarge price. The only mombor of tho c'dit,?r*i Maffrctalnedisthe Kitty feuilletoniste, M.. TAI 'b'** Sr. ViOTon. M. MIBES has tluis described li views to a-friond ; "I moan to make tbo Presse second-France,-, moro decided in UM liberal te: dencioa* and afao moro papal, representing ti papacy' aa the bulwark of justice. And, mind yo I'm not-, the only Jow.th_t sticks-. t?> tho Pop * Roi u?CHiL? arid PEii?inG go foi* him as woll."? '?.' The Lotujlori Specinloi'' DOIJOOH tho forina,lion* Ht.-cdrmpauy called tbo '?Cash Payment Asaoci "tion.'i Intwudod to taJw tj?d\*irt0.3.0 of t|i?.Olf(ei?t>t? 'bet wt-eir catrU and credit p'ricce. Every per? who paye ten abiVfings a year to the ?sadciiilt receives a list of ehopa at which, f jr ready mon? litt way obtain goode at from eevoii to twonty-?vo pat. ccut. cheaper than ho otberwiao WO? lu. Tho tradeprnen Rive this pledgo to tho association, being thcmaelves repaid by tho additional cua tomore sent them. Tho Lafayette Herald Baya: "A young lady of thai) city, who haa long boon in tho habit of earing arsenic for tho purpoao of beautifying her com p.i-xinti, yesterday took an overdose of tho poison, which carno .near hilling hor. A physic-inn was CJtlleil in nuil meceoued in Having hor life. BIM) at iir*sl refused to toll what was lh? matter with her. but fearing that u\xo wau going ly ?.-'-'. ?W?? ?P Tho habit of aMonltvcatii g ?a very eonimoti among yuniig ladies who dct-iro to impMvi? their Jcoiii]ilcx;oii. The experience of this KHJ-irunt for bounty ahould provo a warning to then.." The Atlanta Intelligencer Kaya Are.. ItoUBBT Tooains arrived in that city fhilnrday bight last. ?Sho left for her home in Washington, Wilkes county, on Monday morning. This ebthiiab'o ladv ia immediately from Cuba, where, for u time, she has beon sojourning with her huabanil, Qetioral Toon!, who went to that country at the eloac of the war. Various contradictory miners having re cently gained currency aa to tho purposes of the General, bia proaent omploynient, Ac, wo aro eiiabli ;1 to Btato that ho hua not been planting in (?uba, and haa no interest there whatovcr. Bo. will go to Europe at an early day, there to re main until ho tbioka proper to return to hie nativo Stato. It has never boen tho intention of GerToral Tooimu.to permanently rouido in Cuba. His health ia good. ' ,'** aw AU ootnmuntoaitons ?itenrted for ?nlljttcalion in 'his journal must be addressed to the Editor oj the Daily ?Vetos, No. l8' Hayie-stree:, Charleston, . S. ?. Business Communications tq Publisher of Daily News. .?'... ...-'. '.-' We cannot undertake to return rejected communica tions. .... Advertisements outside of the city must be itccOmpa nie.d with the, ooah. ... ...',-.? oil AR IVESTON. . . . -?-:- ? a . ? ? . MONDAY MOBN1NO, MAY 21, .1BB5. . THE VETO. ' Wo give in another column tho message of Iho President, assigning hie.reasons -for with holding bis'siguatuYo from the'Colorado Sttito bill. Ii tombrnees a concise,, comprehensive and compatit- argument] Which ropnls at all point* every imaginable idoa in favor of the admission of Colorado as aj?ta'te of tht^ 'Union. Hut what is most conclusivo1 ia "ita striking an tagonism to tb-Dj repulsive,* and utterly "inde fensibie iden that when eleven States, with many millions of whito population aro ex cluded fr.om, reprc?ontatiq?' in Congress, that, the trifling population of 30,000 in some other lino of latittido, shall have power in one branch'of Congress1 equal tb a .?State liaving. 300,000 white .people. The President thus firmly maintains the fundamental, principle of his great restoration .pql.Cy in this as in eaoh of- his other . vetoes. Tbero is no hope of the bill being passed over his head. .? ?.? T f " ' i*\- 'lu-ai^i_. ..?.'?? '. . . THE TERRA INCOGNITA. Wo are not about to enter upon a disserta tion on the sources of the Nile, tho impene trable juog.es of .india, the Steppes of West ern Asia;,' ?r". the! vast unknown pi. "?JBT of NorthwesternChina. Wi9 feel no disposition to disputo the laurels, tob? gained from Such geographical exploits and discoveries, .With Dr. LIVINGSTONS, .Mr. PALGRAVE, AL -Hue, or the -ifsU-aortal author? iof Kosmos. .No, 'we need notgo to the/Morea} the Greeks are.at our doorj [nor^Grocks only, but-not .uufre q'uently O?i-bar?ans arid Scythians also,] We the Southern people5>f.these United' States havo been converted into outer Gentiles; and these States, south ?of. AIASQN'S ap4 IJIXQN'S Line, now constitute ?he teffp incognita. ' J It ie well known that a great many expe ditions have been lilted out by private enter prise and liberality,-sent out for the discov ery of this Southwest pass.igo. Nowapnpers in every part of the North and Northwest havo had their artists and correspondents here, during tho past year, taking '?views" and manufacturing opinion for those who Rent them. Others ?gain wore sent out, not purely for scientific purposes; they were ?i pected to look well about them, to observe whatever lhere waa noteworthy, and if thero was any cotton lying about loose, why mako notes of that too. But It would' ftpp?ar that "Our Speoialu" and ''Ocoaeionals" were not deemed altogether ?reliable,-some for want ofSafficient prepar atory knowledge, to fit them for sc&h an ex ploring expedition ; .othQrs because of a curi ous idiosynoracy, [we shall 'ndf call it mond obliquity,]-in con?equ?neo ? of wliioh they lose ?U'pov??r of-idiBCernmefit1 betwean truth and fiction, tho moment their i'epl- touch ?'South ern soil, TJieso explorations aro st?H ,in pro gress. New arrivals are announced almost everyday. And as wisdom ?B' in tne multi tude of counsellors, We o tight to bo thankful that wo have had the benefit of thin numerical advantngO. The illustrious KARL Sciiunz, ex-Gorman Red/Republican, ?VlIoosio*; demagogue,-ex U. S. Minister, ex-Mtij?r GeWral U S. Vol untoers, etc., eto.,-*-ledt?ieyanof-official aX plorers. Who sont him is ^ot pteoisol; k?ow?. However, ho ?ame,-he sUw.-'-h 9 j reported. Our o..*.y enjoyod the benefit of E flyipg visit from the d^tjnguished visitor.. II _ I haa some conversation on tbo chrs with gei tlemeu ho ohan?od to 'meet,-on iho ?pfospoc of tht? cont?try.'tho capacity of tho freodine for solf-govemmont, and on kindred topic It is in evidence, that he did not. take tim and tHoreforo had no opportunity, to acquaii himsolf with tho facts 'and oircumstanc* ?a | % al he wtiSB?fut' to-ibVpstighte, and onwhiob 1 doubtlo6S bad airo-.dy written his long I port, bofore he,tqfl Washington.,'., ..','", ??j 'Not t?iuiy miijftihjsaftorW?i'.d',' th?j'Jjiojite ant (.?i-iicrul of th,o United States Army ho ored ?us with a flying visit. . lie* dined. Cbarlobton, wined in Columbia, returned'1 extra ttain to' Washi?gt?p,, and gave,*, ve satisfactory ao?ount of ^liei'exporiepce. J Rut this du not satisfy tho Geographic ??oi?tyj'?nj Wa?Mngton? ^hey must ba moro ovidenceV-'? Central'Directory w organized to take tho mutter in band, t?n4 i a while tho unfortunate lent incognita was tbrontonod with an i ti noray Congressional caravan ; but by tho intcrpoition of a mer ciful Providcdco wo wero fi?od this inflic tion. Upon moro maturo coiaidcration, the Directory, alia* Iieconstructijn Committee, concluded that explorations in person arc disagrceablo at host, and ivt uufrequently dangerous to life nnd limb ; md a much more comfortable method of secunng tbodeelrcd information ?.light bo adoffed; viz r to nend for the tetra incognita, euninou it to Wash ington, and make itbhow ciase why ii should not continuo to bo ignore?? hy the American Scientific Congress. Summons iv?:coidingly vent out ia every direction, to obtain tostimony in regard to the manners and customs of these ?South "Son Islanders."' Tho pious General HOWARD, chief missionnry of tho l'recdmcn's Barat?a, went before the Mooting, and gavo bia cxpo rienco : satisfactory to sotno of the learnod raenibors, quite not to others. The Procon suls and Praetors from all the conquered proviuccs were sent for, to say how the people liked them. ??Not ni all." "How? not Uko you, aftor nil you have dor.o for them,-very btrango and incomprehensible. Bit what do the pooplo 6ay among themselves, in re gard to tho govornment, tho war, and tho IOBS of their servants?" "Cannot say, -?.That tho people think, ns wo never como in sooial con tact with them; only seo them oficially, when they aro not usually very conniuuiou .tivc.,, "Well, but what do you think thoy think on theso subjects V"' "Oh, ni to that, wo don't think they ure much plcaiod with tho present stato of things ; and vfe know Bomo very bad boys among them, nwiy down in tho cancbrako swamp in Alabama'-1 Thoncst.step was to send for HOKO of the barbarian chiefs, and seo what account they could givo of themselves. Thoy uuuc, ana endeavored to show, that tho couu.ry under difiCUSMon was not unknown at nil, tut on tho contrary waa very well known. Aud since they have brought this fact to our mind, we aro surprised, thut iho contrary should over bavo boon assumed, when it is considered, what extensivo oxploring lours were" mado all through tho length and breadth of tho land, during the pa?t fivo \eors. Where wn3 there ever a more magnificent expedition, than the one led by General Su KJI MAN, and'it was certainly very successful; for their investigations wero most thorough, and thore.wero.fow'thiiigs biddon, th?t wore not brought to light by means of their skilful nnd scientific appliances. And this is only one of many such expeditions. What won der there'remained but little to tell of this "unknown land," after such herculean labors. The Directory has finished its arduous task, with great credit and perfect safety to itself; nnd carne to the conclusion, (foreordained from the beginning,) that the South-is still a ierra incognita, peopled with barbarians, ut ablo to.take.oare of itself, and must inevita bly go to the dogs, if tho Freedman'B Bureau is not kept there to take caro of it. This ia tlie vordict arrived nt after months of weary exploration.. Bat nil the parties interested aee not satis fied with tho verdict. And we have had later explorers, in the persons of TRUMAN, FUL LERTON, STEADMAN, and othors. Those gen tlemen have loft the beaten track, and fol lowed a strong scent in anolhor direction. Thoy learned that thero was a rich new vein, (hitborto untouched,) in tho ramifications of tho Froodmen's Bureau ; they accordingly went to work, and although not furnished withuiitro-glyccrine, llioy baye done some tall blasting, and found huge nuggets in sun dry unexpected quarters. Wo hope, that stimulated hy their flattoring success in this new field they may push their inquiries still fur thor, and give their a?toundin?r discovpries to the woild at ilio earliest p?s.-?ljle day WAJ?TS. WANTKD. A MACa! COOK TO DO I'? AI\ (JGOKINO. Good wage* w111 bu paul to or.?: who can com?) well recommended as to character. Apply st No. 206, ??Omer King and Princesa streets May "ii lirABTBD,^?. GKNTlsEa COW, CSRD TO VV tile tul). On'? recently calved, anil gives no less than 12 quarts Mila per day, profer? oil. Apply No. ?05, cor ner pt- King and Prlucngg sts? , ,. May 21 WANTED. -A CA'lllIAlIK, WOODWORK ER t?> go ii short distance In tlie country. Apply ti No. CO Bs?t Day., 4* May IS WAaVTKD, A ti SAU-TOT W-ET; IM VR?K, . oneWlthontaoliiia'pierera-il, Apply at No. 4*1 Charlotte-street. ? ?? ,..?'-. -.. May l8 li/AKTBD-TWO OU THRtal?-. HOL'SE VV . Servants- whito or aolored. Apply to No. ?7 Qeprgeatreot., ..... . .8_. . May l8 ?irAATKn,ACUU)HKDUIl?], TO MIND VV s Child. Apply at No. 28 UEID 8TDEET. May 14 l.'-ft .-,.....?..-:-.?. SU" ?.VANT WOIU \N WA VTWD.-A dOLOBBr? Horviiut to attend In a small i oupcliold-one W.i? cut children pioferred. i Apply *?t cutt corner <*' *JS* llty aud Lcgaro streets , . fml . __ May l8 W'A?.T?*T7to w'IllT-^ WOMAN TO COOK ", mAr'?0'*?l, *? " ash and Iron for a small famtly R^R^ffif? - '-flCommpndod,",Noue other noedjopply *\V0, -*u" meotlng-Btrc?t, n^ColirtnhiiB^Btieot. .?ag l8 _ ?-' " .' ' _3? Nimsui WANTKB-WIU?'K OKCOLOR ED-cap&blo of taking charge of children, and t do sowing'. ALSO, A capab'o COOK. Apply a? OTrOI.BKGDT.-?, Hsse street, thrco doors oast of Anson. ... . . May 14 W~TANTKD, 50,000 AGKNV4, TO .. N t> ? U? In a light, uaofiil and j-ormain nt oraploymcnl Luminous intlrely new. No jewelry or agency hutnlirtj J200 ti $600' ??Els MONTH OUAKANTKhD. Ever person, malo and female, harlog a tow hours dally I eparo, should s? pi for uarUculura. , . Address, with (tamp' rO. W. .MCKEON k 00., * . PpBtofilco Dox No. 1318, Ualtlrnoro, Md. Moy id r' '.?1 '.. . " ,: ? . ?mo Ats-'MNThiiMsN, VOitl.tKUajY AN' O*1 fl?Kll of the Qi.t,rlun.u uitov'd Df parttnont, V? * A., thoroughly ncqualr. ted willi tim r/mUnoqf ,tho, var DUB Do part mont M at Washington, offers Ma services I tim adjiiHtii.fint of c alms agalnBt tho OoTornment. ?oviirnnioiit Bituj-ltiei oi all hind? uoiwlit and sold. Apply to ' CLIFFORD A MAT UKW I-8, 'Maya '' lmo'1 I' No. 81>i Jlfoad-stroet? rk OAHDlA'Os-PlAI.VATR nOAHDI .*? ?3 . >' Mr?. It- C. 1TI1NN KY, No. lOU King Street. Porniar.cnt, T'?iialci.t, mid Day Duardakr? aoc'omm dated. . . , a? , May 21 BO.. KI?.-A .-)|??1,K C-KNflaFIMAN Ol iioiitlen-.an and Lady eiin bo acoummodated w\ BOARD AND I.ODUINCi In a private family at No. S MEKTlHq Igaft .? i mw - Fobrnary 1? ' LltllS?S?S fi?B^ii DU. P. ?ICUVAI8 HOBINBOA, ? - T> BflW?N0E AND OFi'IOK I I* ?0. S8 laiiQAE&STUEET, ic?m?* May J MEETINGB. CHAHLKSTON II. ?V I?. CO., No 1. A 8PECIAL MEETING OF TUB COMPANY, FOR V the eomlderattan of urgent ?luslne??, will bo hold Vu? Evening, 'jist "niant, at a o'clock, at No. ?V'x) [li-g-i-tret't. Hy order. JOSEPH UILTO**,, May VI_ 1____l_CT-0___ ?TONEWMih B-IIIK ENGINE ?-?VM'IPANY. rilli BEQULAR MONTHLY ?li ETI**," OK YOUIl Company will ho held, This Even >o,i"tt last, at ho t'h ?iii?-tun Uti 1. at 8 o'clock pr.-cl.ey. l'liuctunl ittmiil-nitu 1H pin thal uly dcslrej. l'y ?riler. GEO. ttCtOKB. Mayal I Secretary pro lew. 8. F. E. ?Oo. -?*._??A Kilt- ENlilyK CONtMNV. 4 N 1 XTKA MIMING OI-TUEOOMl'ANV WILL BE IV. bold nt Hie Hull of the Pullut t'o li ,. _imluo Cuii i?:.tiy. This /.'?-. Hill,/, Slut lualant, at Hy < 'elock. '1 ho at? .en.lince of Honorary, Exempt and active Momlicrvii LMri.r.ily iii: in-?|. l)iib'i;o s <?l vital ini|?i:riaiice to the . eli Arc of Ihei'miiimiiy will ho submitted. U>* order uf President E. V, BWSI-UAK. JOHN MuLKISH, Mny 21 1 F.-cri-lnry .T'tiiu Company. TO KENT, &c. TO HUM', A COMKORTAHLE IllllCli llOTTSE containing 8 rooms, largo |ila/zn, with or without 4 or 6 kitchen rooms, good cit-t.-iu tvaltr, large yard nuil partlen attache?!, at No. l18 King, lu-twii-n t'uoon mid UroatI ?tree BJ. Inquir?? within. May 91 rawf3* 'flO UKNT.IN HltO.VD-STIlEET.A NEAT X COTTAGE, mista ?lo for a BUISII family- furnished or nnfiiriilHlied. lient moderate. Apply at this Ollico. May HI T IO KKM'. Tim DESIRABLE STORK _ No. 167 Meoting-streot, oppoelto Chnrloston Hotel. Apply mi tbo premises. April IB TO LET, THK CPPHIl PART OF HOUSE No. 30 East Bay, near Vanderhorsfn Wharf, con Hi.iin? of two Lofts, suitablo for offices. Iniiulrn at No, 278 King-street. thsH-* May 17 TO 1II?.*.T. THAT DELIGHTFUL RESI DENCE, corner East Bay and Inspection street; 8 squ.ro rooms, dresulnK room and pantry, 3 basement rooms, ampio accommodation, for s-.rvanis, caI-agi hoiiso nnd stable, ?vi a very largo lot. May A_ Unw_PINOKNEY BROS. 1a.II?!. LO'.'-THIN VOl? A HOARDING " HOUSli-ut SCHOOL TO RENT.-Thai largo and ?I .??..?tit ItI->;i?nvc'E and cxren.tTO I.? T, ?ARDEN, Ac, at Ihn northwest corner of Mt-etlng and Oonrgc streets. A'?ply to CLIFFORD U MATUICWKB, May li r.nvfo Ko. 31 y Broad street. LOST, STOLEN, &c. LOST Cll 11,-_\ COLORED niULCHiLD, i.boij? Uno*- yean old, strayed from the Riiliscrlbec's. pi '-??iisc?. on ycraertlay. Any information relative to In i- -ivill bo thankful;)' rcccivi-d by G. FOLL?N, May 21 1 . No. 17 Weiilwor:li-stroot ? OST-A YELLOW SCOTCH TKIIRII?-T,. L.?? wearing a collar with li o insrrip'ion . N. Applo t in. No. 'M lK-iH-tin Htriet," und a muti'l boll attached. Han away from tim Mills Homo tut-ST morning. A revrtrd of five iii.Uara will ho paid If the dog Is r-.-turned \o the.MilU Howee. 1* Mayal JTRAVKD Oil STOLEN, FROM M). 5 S ( ilc'li-liani. Hu Hi* ami M-ir tlrignle, after dark bn the evening of lCih lust. Any one llnd-rg the name will bo revv-riled hy having herat NATIONAL EXPRESS OF FICE, No. 3 BroHtl-stie.-t. ' May 21 LOST-?IP Til- GENTLEMAN WHO, JJ Y mistake or othorwiso, took a BLACK FELT HAT, w-itn L. B. 11. ruarko. inside, from tlio hat-rack at Uro Mills Hoi so, on last evening, will roturn it ti the Book keeper, no qnostiona will bo asked. 3 May 19 r OST, AtMALACCA CANE,lVOH "Y HEAD. 1_ COLD HAND, market "?ai t, D. K. Hunt from Wm. Bilden." A liberal reward will bo paid If deliver do at my omeo. No. 43 East Bay. D. K. HUNT, May 1C Captain and Depot Quartermaster. LOST, WHILE HIDING FRO ni THE Mills Houso t > tin? Arsonal and hnck, a sniailOOLD WATCH, enamelled, with Chalti SDd Locket atta.-hed. Any person Unding the samo and returning It to the ofllco of the Mills liou?e will be ibt rally rowardod. May 7 ' '_ . ' -, . BEWAKD-STOLEN FROM MY atablo ou Oakley Plantation, 26 milos from Charleston, on tun Northeast?ra Railroad, on the night of the 13th. a SMALL BLACK HORSE M I'LE. with a new SADDLE AND BRIDLE; the Mule is ?hod and paces. Fifty dollars row ?rd will be paid for the appre hension of the Mulo and the thief, or half of the amount for tho ret?-? of tbo Mule. . N. H. GUYTON. April IS* $50 ^ Charleston, FOR SALE. FOR SALE, TU AT HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE of Mrs. ClUBLRfl BAI? rsu. at Flat Rock, N. 0. For particulars, apply to Messrs. ROPER k STONEY, Chat leaton, S. 0 , or to Mr. II. T FARMER, flat Rock, N. O. mwfi May al FOR SAL - , THAT H_*DSO_*fl AND DE-? 8IHABLE RESIDENCE of Mrs l harks Baring at Flat Rock, N. C. For particulars apply tj Messrs. RO PER *? STONEY. Clmrlestou, S. C, or to H. T- FAR MER, Esi|..Fl- Rock N 0. ' frmvO May l8 I7IOU HALE LEASK OR RE XT, THAT . well kuiwn and ertablishni HOTEL. In fiimiinor viUr?, better known as "Brown's Hotel." For terms, ice., Inquire on the preraises. wfm April A h ."?OR SALE-SECOND HAND l*RINTINC J PRESS E8 AND TVPE in good order. Fonts of Bourgot.is, I'.-ar!, Nuiiparell, Minion, etc. SMITH HAND PRE!--Platen, 22>,x'i7 luches; bed, 2?*.'ixlli J? loches. WORREL HAND PRESS-Pisten, 22x20 inches; bed, MBaSSU inches. WA-UINUTON nAND PRESS-Platon, 22i?x28y InrhfM; lied.'J -rtfi nitlti-H. HOK HAND PRESS-Platon, 22*^x28 inches; bod, 2G,'.i xili y inehea. RHOOLlib' JOB PRESS-Slandlng Shoot Press. Address W. D. MAXWELL, Wilmington, DoL or j. w. MCMILLAN, May 8 _ _ At this Ofllce. SCHOOLS. CARD. MADAM HUMMEL RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE'" to hf-V trionds, and the public generally, that fh?> bus returneu to tho city, and will resume the duties o her prof?Hf-lon as teacher of the PIANO FORTE. W11. also gire lessons In GERMAN and FRENCH. Apply a ZOGBAUSL.YOUNG it OO.'S __lo Storo, No. 191 King street._ mart KINO'S MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL, YORKYILLB. 8. 0. THE SECOND ?3EH8ION OF 18(10 WILL-BEGIN ON the 15th of JUNK, and end ou the loth of NOVEM BER. ?, TKI- IS.-For Tultlou, Books, Statlonsry, it, Board ing. Fuel, _Kht8, and Wa-h?ig, Silo per BOBBIOD, pay able in advanco, in specie or the oquivalent circulars containing fall Information may be boon at this of*-e, or may bo had on application to , , ... . I - ..A- law?!?/? . Sorviving Principal and Proprietor. May 17_. thm6 JP?LOT _ st;_aKE8EE*_ ;. ' 0 p M ??J R o I A L SCHOOL, -AfaOSIO HALL. CORNflR KING AND WKNTWORTB STREETS, CHAKLA8TON, 8. O. WILL BE OPENED ON MONDA Y EVENING I^_^_ NgXTt TIIE 2isr INST. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED i COPARTNERSHIP ttndor tho style of P?LOT & BliERITI-EE, for tho purpose of coudi- Ung a FIRST CLASS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, and respeotiully so Ucit tho patron?go of thoir fellow-citizens. The ra e o chargea and-Urine are made to tait the exerg_cioa 0 tho timos. , . ' __ Ponnma-ishlp. 24 Kssn_) for-$12. '.?'.._. , ., Arlthmctlo, with Abbleviatud Commorciftl Ciikulatloni two m mtlis-f IJ. , . .,_ Doublf-Entry pook-Keoplnfr. complete coarse, tim unlitpltBd, and su?pess R?flrantocd- |H. Pupila will Co pr?crlc?d ib evet-y conceivable atrlo-? Basineas Forms, and will receive tho PAHIO praoil?*al li ?tructloDB 1 hat tti ey would actjulro lu any active bus! Maimed Confederate ??ldlers wV.o aro lu Indigent eli cutnsUn ce s -fill bo taught (/ratuttously. 1 vouinga for Instructions overy Monday, Wednesda and Friday ovonlngs; coolmonrlng at 8 o'cloolr. ? Day Sohilara will bo iostructed from 0 o'clock A? ?1 until 12 o'clock M. , ' ___,' Merchanis, Trodosmcn, and other booka opoii? written up. and balancpd with dlhpaich, on-niod_at torms. STKPnKN K. PBt OT. "?iray 17-', 1850. *" ." LUTHS SHERFESEr*.- * .?May 17.' .-i. ?.. "-.i- .* OO^A_lT-*?teB:SH--'a V. OUPAILTN KRSIB1 PSO^?Oli. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS D ?Y ENTERE Into aCoportnomhlpforthotri-8-ctlouufan AU T10N, COMMISSION, AND BKA?. ESTATE AGENO iimnr tim iMme atnl.stjf cr/ 8?HTJI, A M-Oli f 1K"*A ThVv will also ci/?tlnne, es forwo'ly, their Brok?rapo Stocks, Boude and other ?leC-ltler-, ami solloit coi-.et_ mem of Merchardlso M, Q "o_?i_-_ ^^ April80 '-. _wthl3 A..C.-Mc?ai_UYRAT. ?P?_UUU l**ITB.AW.T-StcDcU IOOIJI. Bo i perl?nco noo??~?.ry, Tb? Presidente, C-hlere, a Treasurer? of three Bank? -do-e tho ctortlUr. B? free with s ?tupios. Adtlreu the Amorican 8te , eil 'it I { Works, t?prln_?tvl?l, Yean iii_Uarcu W 4,000 PAIRS of a fine selection of BOOTS ar.d SHOES, compri sing all the styles and varieties which constitute the shoe trade and summer wear. They are offered at retail for this month at cost. JOHN COMMINS, 141 Meeting St., OaPa'OSlTifi II.I?AK, Moy 21 1 ENGLISH AND SCOTCH SHEPHERDS' TWEEDS, DAMAGED WELSH FLANNELS. 1 {T PIEOFS BNGLI3H FANCY AND 8C0TCII X.D HUKPHERDb' IWEI?D? 9 ploros 6-4 dray Water-proof Tweeds 12 pieces damaged Welsh Flannels. For salo low hy K, A. PRINGLE, Market-street, third door east of Meeting street. May 10 wfm3 SELLING OFF AT COST! THE ENTIIta; bTOCK. OF , SHOES, WU\PS, . 1.ADIES' AND IUISSKS' CONGRESS GAITERS. May 10 WM.BYRNE, No. 35 UIlOAD-bTItEKT. GREAT REDUCTION OF DRESS GOODS. "LAblES" 1 LEASE CALL AND EXAMINE AT A LA VILLE DE PARIS, No. 291, Southwest cor. King & Wentworth sts. May 3 lmo NEW DBESS GOODS, JUST RECEIVED AT A LA VILLE DE PARIS, ?NTo. 291, Southwest cor. King & Wentworth sts. May 3_ lmo MOSQUITO NETTING. 108 IN. BOBIN ET LAOE RI0HABDH0V8 LINENS BillinINO.S, best brands BHEETING8, all widths BLEACHED LINEN DRILLS BROWN .v I'LAID LINEN DRIL? 8 CLOTHS, CA88IMERE, &c AT A LA VILLE DE PARIS, No. 291. Southwest cor. King & Wentworth sts. May 3_ lmo SPRIiMJ AND?? GOODS. THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING JUST RETURNED fritm trio North, takes tills method of informing tho public that tie is receiving a hill assortaient ol CLOTUM, OASS8IMKUE8, COAT1M3S AND VESTlNGfi of the best foreign and domeatlo manufacture, adapte?! to 8prlng arid Bummi-r wear. These goods haviug been purchased recently, snd at very low figures, versons wishing anything In my line will find it to their advantage to give me a call, a H I bave tho most experienced workmen, and am prepared to maka, them up in the very beat style at Edgerton k Kloharda' old stand, No. 32 Broad-street. Mar oh 30_J. S. PHILLIPS, SPEING MILLINERY. LADIES' EAN0Y BILE, LACE AND. ILLUSION BONNETS . LADIES' AND MISSES' 8EA-8IDE ' . ' ; HAMIiyiOK DERBY . . . OLIVE a?'... i DEW DROP MELlt08E ' .'? "s*. ?MOT' A TN15 ? '...t. . , . - AND ALEXANDRIA HATS ' 'IN OAKTON ' PEDAL ' - FLORENCE ? LUTON ' AND LEGHORN BBA1D8 Also, a choleo assortment of BT. ETIENNE and BABL' BIBBONS, Nos. i to LOO. in Iho LATEST PARI STYLE8. A fuU ,a?sirlmont of ENGLI8H CORD EDO! PLAIN BONNET RIBBONS, la all the desirable shade! . " X?TO"vV OPENING, And to which the sttention of customers la invited. MRS. BOQTI?. April 1ft lmo NO. ?13 KING STREET. MANSION HOUSE, BROAD STREET OPEN FOB, PERMANENT, DAY, OR TRANSIES BOARDERS. y ICK-CI1KAM 8/1LOOV ATTUIIICI). HW TERMS REASONABLE.*"?'' ' May 19 MDMX. T. M. RUT JES. Proprietress. VIOTOEIA^ HOTEL. F. 0PDEBEECK, Proprietor. THIS HOTEL 13 NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPE/ PLAN. It ha? been romodollod a.id refurnish throughout. The travelling public, fanaient visitor?, oihtT*. will f.n.l in l. all ti o luxnl-'eH-Of ? HRSH-OLA ESiABLI?HMKN?, combli/nd with tho lomforts horn?. ; .- i . . . i -. . . The .ocatloii'fs'ono o Iho m^st airy an?' i.ln?i??nt t autriTuer. 'A Hilliard Balorn foi the lovers of ti hlttlthful ej?rclae is attach??. No pains or ?-.pet spired to give eutlro satlafao.ion; ' ''?? 'j'''**:* May li ?y F. QPDEBEEOK C0TD0N SEEDa ; C\fT\ nUSIIKf-fl OUOIOR PBIPP SKA ISLA! ZtL9\J 00 i ION SEED. Forsateby " " &ej\j w , ^ CHU^DB k 0O" at?! i Mo. 103 East ?Oar-itre?'. ?lwtiMtoh. S, 0 Great Reduction _P_5_IOI?lS AT 'JUE wmm \m c? mm. Ko. 268 Kill St,, cor, W?BtW??tll St,, UM) Kit .?I.tSUNIL HALL. 101 \STl N &ZE-1 A NSK Y, H AVINO RSnURED TITI, PRICKS OF THl'.it EN Tutu stock of Gooda SI nee cMit., would recpect tuily invito tho attention of tim public t* their Slock, t;?jN.-isTISH or: DRESi GOODS. White Onods Calicoes Mullins Pi cut li C.imbrlcs Loagclotll th'cling Haiirtlnira, Full assortment of SILK SACQUES mid BASQUES, Shawls, Clualis. Lace l'oints. LillOH and Mohair Travel ling Hunter? and bacquptt. tee., Ac , Ac, all of which wUl be offered at tho ubovo ilociuition. EPSTIN & ZEMANSKY. Mav 14 mwf lmo DRESS GOODS. SILKS, Englteh Bareges Poplins Ll'1108 French Challies French L-.wus French Cambrics Crapo Maretz MURHIIB Organdies Mozam biques, A IIIO assortment of choleo CALICOES ?it all prices from 12). to 23 cents, at EPS TIN & ZEMANSKY, NO. 2C8 KING, COR WENrWORTH HITEET, May 1* mwfiiuo Under Masonic Hall. WHITE GOODS. SWISS MULLS Jaconets Cambrics Xaic6oot8 Bishop Lawn Check Mulls Chock Cambrics HUi.ied Mulls Dotted Swiss. Full ass-arttuont of LONOOLOTns, Irish Lliu-us of the best tirana?. Scotch, Knpajn and Bird-Eye Blaper, Ta??lo Damast, Doylies. Napkin?. TTrilliants, Towels, Brown Lluen, Musquito Nettnii-a, Ac , Ate. EPSTIN. & ZEMANSKY, NO. 2C8 KING, COR. WENTWORTH STREET, May li mw'lmo Under Maaooi-Hall. CLOTHS AND CASS1MERES. FRENCH BROAT CLOTHS '' Ladles' Cloths Meltons DOMM ne CotoieJ CVsliDcres C-- ( .?-lmeres Drab de E?e Summer Coating?. . ? Also, a lurga variety of Gout's Furnisliirig Good?*, con- ' suiting t>f Nock Ties, V.stints. Under Vests and Draw ers, Liuou Shirts, ?.ollars, and Cuffs, _c, Ac, at EPSTIN & ZEMANSKY, \ NO. 266 KIKGi COR. WENTWORTH STREET, May M .... niwf lmo Under Masonic Hall. HOSIERY, GLOVES, MI?TS, &o. J LADIES' HOSIERY Gents' Hosiery Children's Hcsicry Ladies' Gloros Gent's Gloves Children's G'ovog. Full assortments of tho abovo Goods, comprising Ladle*' and Gontlemon's EM Cloves, of tbo best makers,. Sltk and Lisle Thread Gloves Q ?uutlets, Ac. Ladles' '. Hose of all qualltlos; Hunt's Half Hose, ChUdren'a Hose? and Half ilute, Ac, Ac., at EPSTIN & ZEMANSKY, : NO. 2C8 KING, COR WENTWORTH S1REET. May 14 mwf lmo Under Masonic Hall. . FANCY GOODS. BELT RIBBONS Veils Dress Trimmings In groat variety Fancy Dress Buttons Corsets ' i Extracts . > Soaps Pomades 'Tooth and Hair Brushes Dreeslog and Fancy Comba ? . H&ir Neta ' .... Threads ...... ' Buttons . ? ko,, ?O?. EPSTIN & ZEMANSKY,,; >"0: ?(to KING, COR WENTWORTH STREET. May 1* mwf lmo U.der Mandbto Hall. ' ?'? CLOTHING; s!E_:o:__oy -iii? ?-'"'"... ?''?'?-??HiA'T'Sv. "?;.' "[-I HAVING REMOVED TUT* 8TO0K OF CLOTHING,' BH'IES, and HATS from No. M7 King street to the rear of No. 2- Kfng r-trcet, under Masonic Hall, tho enilre Stook o? SHOE*, OATS, add CLOTHING will bo disposed of BELOW O ST, as the subscribers wi-h to - t-lo'o that branch of their bnslhes?. Farttoii-r atton- ?? tloii la called to dealtra and country merchants. ' EPSTIN & ZEMANSKY,^ NO. 2C3 KING, COR. WENTWOR Til STREET, May 14 ' mwf lmo Under M.sonic HalL ' THE SOUTHERN ID THE RUBSOTtlBIRS "PAKE RLBASUiRE TO INFORM the i nid lo that they have it arked tliclr stuck of SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD3 TWF.NTy-lflVE FER CENT. HELOW THE PJUSEST PRICES. They are 6*6 UruUoed to nici-t tho market, regat-dles? of cost, amt't? kt-'p coustantly on hand a fresh supply of J '.. D IE8S GOODS ',.-. .'/.;', , A{ WHITE GOODS . -* ' i .'! ' "6o-I"*iu.Yf*c'.v.v The publlo would lo well to _*_Ino their a O?S. btv fore purojuslxig-io where.. : n -., ,,?? EPSTIN & ZEMANSKY^ .* HO. 2?38 ?INO. COR. WBNTWORTa 8TR_?T, '".", il.'yU irffiiruo U.do: .__nie flftU*-.'