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BJDcrrTASCES should . be made by Postoffice Money Order or by Express, ir this cannot be done, proteo tl on against losses by mall may be ?scared by forwarding a draft on abarles ton pay ' bis to the order of tte proprietors of TBE NEWS, -QT by sending tte money in a registered letter. . Address RIORDAN. DAWSON * CO.. No. 140 East Bay, Charleston, S.O. -? * _2_?- / j NEWS OE TUB BATE. Ste _Gold closed steady in New York, on Satur? day, at lOjalOL -Cotton closed arm, with sales of 33 n bales ?fri?? cents-. -In Liverpool cotton closed active and ?rmer; uplands 7$a7id, Orleans 7^a7{d; gales labales. -The Pope has been informed bj the Arch? bishop of Munich that the dogma of lnialllblll ty has been accepted by all the priests and oon -gregatfons In the Bavarian capital. '-The Germans-have sent 'extensive orders, through English houses, for black flowers, .which the latter will proooreXortbemlr?m the i .artificial flower manufacturers of inris. '? -A Washington letter of Thursday says: *'8even members of th? South Carolina Legls 1 atafp^fil cel?red,. have just arrived tar? on ' bUBMuiiU TOnneeted with the recent dffifurb -Ancea tn that State." -Only two caf?s In Paris dorins; the dorman craopation ot that city consented, to seil re frebfcmeQteto the invaders. The result sub? sequently was, that the population pillaged and destroyed both ol them after the departure of the Prussian s. -The Jardin dea Plantes has suffered severe? ly daring the bombardment of Paris. The whore collection of rare planta has' been des? troyed. One hundred monkeys, three bears, one elephant and many other animals died of hunger and cold daring the siege, tbe eto nBJ-il mu? '* " " i sag ? ?j jsg thu keep? ers themselves. The number -nf rsv rn? . "?? which perished ls enormous. -A society has been formed in Alexandria, Virginia, to-invite Northern immigration to Virginia. It is designed to circulate through .ont the North publications setting forth the resources of Vixgiula, and ita inducements ftp .Northern settler?; also to publish lists of Northern people wiro have already settled ia the State, together with tnelr views and state? ments on the subject. This looks like busi? ness. -Bismarck, the Prussian dipiomtlet, Ands his reward In promotion; Yon Mottke takes his Lu a d?coration. The new rank of Bismarck ls the highest a Prussian subject can hope to attain; the Jewel of Yon Mu like ls the richest a German soldier cnn win. The empire which h? created makes the arch diplomatist a prince of the realm. The empire which he cemented . and consolidated ;-?:lves the great soldier the . grnod croas ?ii ti ciiief order of. kn iguth ood - amelioration presented exclusively to winders of decisive battles and captors or defenders of . fortresses. -According to a census of the new' House d l^rese atattvee by the a-ual^vwd/VHfgB-m- I ed ooTr?sp?rideat ol' tae^?VYork^rjrn?i of I Commerce, the body contains 131 lawyers, 24 merchants, lb farmers and planters,. U jour? nalists, & manufactur?es, 3 general business,. 6 bankers, 3 physicians, 2 clergyman, 1 reacher, 4 lumbermen and 3 railroad m answers. It ls a .singular fact, acoonilag to the same authority, that the House contains seventeen ex-Confed? erate officers. It also contains five colored men-one black, ene brown, and three light .mulattoes. -We get excellent reports of the Chinese shoemakers employed by Mr. Sampson, at North Adams, Mas.-. Their shoes are said to be of a superior- qutJi ty, owing to the faithful? ness of the workmanship, and they tarn out ns mach as au equal number of American workmen. While sticking to their blue caxton Chinese blouse, an c. refusing to part with the queue, in other respects they have adopted the ordinary dress of this country. As opera? tives, Mr. .Sampson says that "they are ab? solutely unexceptionable." Several benevo? lent persona teach these foreigners on, Sunday, and. t h ey have shown ?rreat aptness for the acquisition of the English language. Pacts like these demonstrate the utter, .wickedness of maltreating a peaceful and harmless ?lass of j Immigrants. ? . ??' ^ -A Washington letter ot Thursday sayi: "Tte daughter of Chief Justice. Chase was married to-day, at St. John's Church, to Mr. Sprague Hoyt. Dr. Lewia, the pantor,. de? clined performing the cert-mony on aeeeont of Ms -high church scruples la resrard to such nbttars k) the time of Lent, but Bishop Mell varne, of Ohio, who ls a low-churchman and a friend of the family, officiated to the satisfac? tion of all concerned. The oeitemoay took place Siter the usual morning prayer, when the congregation had retired, the w-ddiBg guests immediately fllllug their places. In a .?hort Mme the chancel railing and font were -covered with moss and blooming flowers. The purple covers, were removed irpm altar and reading desk, and white was sobsUtuied. Bishop Mollvaloe, la full canonical robe?, en? tered, and, at ter a few moments in prayer, took bis stoat, and the organ sounded forth li wi | . music. There were lour ushers-Hamilton ?Pi?ti, Jr., Fred .May, Baron voa Atveasleben and Captain Ward. There were io or small boys, who had charge or me white nebeas di? viding the church. The ushers, groom and . groomsmen wore fr hat ls styieU the English morning dress. The Preddent did not attend at the church, and the judges bf uie Supreme .Court could not adjourn IQ time for the ct many. Ail' theindies best known in soc! were present, among them Mrs. Fish and , daughter, Mrs.'Webster, Lady Thornton i others. Misses Rathbone, Harris, Parker i Vail acted aa bridesmaids. The bride cam? on the arm of her father, the Chief Just and lastly Mrs. Spragu?, with Mr. Hoyt, groom. The dressing was of course eleg? Afterwards there was a reception from 3 t P. M. at Mrs. Sprague's. -Dennis Guon, who killed ht??ister's ducer, lu San Francisco, has been acqultt The verdict was wildly cheered. -It ls stated that by the opening of the elfie Railroad the Importation of teas deBth for the Atlantic ports will be attracted to f Francisco. Thus the freight from China to i Francisco on a pound of tea ls one cent,? thence to New York three and one-half eel making four and a half cento for the en) distance. The freight via Ute Gape of G< Hope to New York Is two cents a pound.. three months additional time will be requii lor the transportation. Considering the tet be worth a dollar a'ponnd, the interest on I value for three montas, at eight per cent ; annum, will amount to two cents, and the dltionai insurance will amount to one and o naif cent, So that the expenses are brought to five and a half cents, or one cent over I charges on the San Francisco route. The Prrildrnt'? Prnrlaiuatlolt. The proclamation of President Grant co manding -'the persons composing the i "iawfal combinations' in South Caroli "to disperse and retire peaceably to th "respective abodes within twenty days,' intended to be a very serious and ;t lei document Bat those who know the tri about Sooth Carolina treat it aB a gr joke, when the President of the Unit States-cajoled, as usual, -by Radical tn hunters-proposes to accomplish tbe impc sible, and "to disperse" a set of men w can as ea9ily be reached as the dwellers other worlds than ours. We do not pr?te to deny that "unlawful combinations'? citisens did, npon two occasions, break op the jail in Union, and did shoot to death t negroes who were accused of murdering IV Martin. These "armed men," however, < their work speedily and secretly. It is n known where they come from, or where Ch go' to. They never meet in public. Tl people, at large, are ignorant-aa to who a: what they are. For this reason, Preside Grant's ukase will be as effective aa a bi against a comet. * There isa weightier reason behind. Tl evils nader which Sooth Carolina groan and which make Ku-Klnxism possible, a not charged directly to the account of tl United States'; nor is there, in this Stat any rebellious feeling against the . Nation Government Upon this point we cam? do better than quote Senator Sawyer wat last week, in his place in the Senate, said: '.Much had been said, here and elsewhen as to the inclination of the Southern people I enter into another 'rebellion.' But he woul tell senators there was not one word of trot In it In the face of their maimed sons, the desolated hearthstones, their- ramed Lembi their devastated nelda, no. such foolish ide could be entertained by them foi a momen He did not}think that amy oj the disturban?* in the South originated /rom hostility to th General Government, but that they, were ir spired by disaffection to the local government: And why ? Because the men'who teer*, mo: fitted by education and position to take part i the affairs ?ofState wen excluded from all pat tUiipation. Through this cause, it could nx t?lj???d ttsj??g ?r pa jute? baatgj un Intellectual s tamp had been elected into pubH positions." No one will accuse Ur. Sawyer of a preja dice ia favor of this people. The ackoowl etigmedt that the disturbances" ja.the Soot! do not originate from "hostility ty the Gen "eral Government" is wrung by the han facts from Mr. Sawyer's lips. Equally sig nifioantis the confession that the outbreak! In the South, and especially in this State, ari Inspired by "disaffection to the local gov Comments," which disaffection is caused b; the exclusion "of the men moat fitted, b; ! "education and position," from "all parti "cipatlon in the affairs of S tata" ' Mr. Saw yer ?ever uttered more pregnant or mor; truthful words. Weeny, then, that the President's procla' matioo ia a waste of ink and paper, becaus< If Cannot reach the so-called . insurgent! whom it commands to retire to their homes Nor will the presence of United Statei troops-though the whole army be sent here give to South Carolina a real and lasting peace. * If United States troops be stationed in every fillage and at erety Cross Roada, there will be no armed resistance to thc State laws or the State officials. And, eve o without the presence of the Federal soldiery, there have beea bat two cases of active in? terference with' the courts, or with the Radi? cal rascals who are doing.their best to give the coup-d?-grace to the people. At Chesi ter the whites took up arms, as H was theil duty to do, to defend themselves from* the attacks of the marauding negro militia. The alleged robbery at Yorkville is not proved to have been the wort of the so-called Eu Klox. Orrty tn Union has Judge Lyncfrneld his court, and this was induced by the belief that the negroes who murdered Mr. Stevens would bo acquitted, or be pardoned, j unless the whites, or their allies, took the law into their own htiuds. " j The vast majority of the white citizens of South Carolina do uot contemplate, or de? sire, auy armed hostility to the State gov? ernment. Tiley, therefore, do not fear tbe presence of United Stales troops. What is . proposed to be done, in the nature of resis? tance, does not involve any'violation of the lawsy and can be accomplished as thoron?li? ly tn. the midst of the soldiery as at a dis? tance of a hundred miles from their camps. Nor do the people fear martial law, if that martial law is to relegate South Carolina to the position which she held before the com? pletion of Keconslruction. What we are battling- agapist is the rale of au irrespon? sible, negro majority, who bar out the prop? erty holriefs*"frotn ail "participation In the affairs or-government; . who Hil the State offices with ignorant- anfl venal men; who grow rioii. by^taxing, to ihe tune of $4,000,000 in one yetar, the impoverished white citizens orche Sjile. Tuis is our trouble. .And we believe.that we express the sentiments ol the majority of the people when we say that, we had rather a thousand times be_ governed by the unprincipled Sickles or the.suUen Canby, than by the blockheads and knaves who, every sesaion, hold high caroi^.ju^ttBibia.. It would be cheaper, for we sbonid sbe.spared the squandering and swindling which are now the order of the day. it would give ns ?.ti?rr* I ?? more Ety?fc* whites an<?Backa would then be treated. alike?. The bayonet would fncture equally all.men, whatever the color thei^Bkio. ^Give.T? Gaftby,i*r Sickle!, or riWry.yNine^rantf ls \mfc%H$B. ?oroe than a thon3and! :<r*~We repeat, then, that all the "horse, " foot "anti"" erragoona " of the "United States army will not make Soutto Cat"-* olin* permanently tranquil, nor give stabili? ty to the* government of the State. The property holders demand that they be repre? sented tn: the'LegtslatuTB, and in the Muni? cipal connella; which makef raws and levy taxes. They demand that the arming of one race for the oppression of the other be ended in fact as well as in name. They de? mand that only capable and honest men be appointed Lo office. When these things are done-and sooner or later they most be done-the people win pay the taxes and sus? tain the government. Until then, the whole power of the property holding classes moat be thrown en bloc against the corrupt crew who have thrust South Carolina deep down in the slough of poverty and despair. ; as ' ? i ?a> ? t ' snail ttxe Taxes be P?td ? The Barnwell Sentinel says that every day th? question is asked, How aro we to pay the taxes? And the question cannot be answered, because the people have not the money, and there is nobody to buy the land. ? large owner of real estate advises the peo? ple to refuse to pay, and to aid and aaatst each other in resisting the Confiscation of their property. Upon this the .Sentinel says: ''Honesty demands it, and self-preservation compels it. His counsel is, that the people of each township peaceably assemble, organise themselves into committees of safety, and res? olutely determine, that if the treasurer of this county attempts to collect.a dollar of the second j and third tax, ordered to be collected this year, he icill be resisted. Ho Ku-Klux in thia, no 'disguise, no masks, no dominoes, but a pa? triotic combination .to assert the principles upon which we went to war In 1776, and gain? ed our Independence- Resistance to Taxation without Representation. This may be called E?voi.ciio.'i. Be it sa It ts the only means of safety left. These are strong words, but we have said more than once 'TELE PXOPLE WILL MOT SUBMIT TO BX TaXSO OUT OP THXIR LANDS 1' " In another place, the same paper says : "Wo are not alarmists. We have had war, bloodshed and suffering enough to make tho heart sick. We deprecate violence, but we say to. the men In authority, BK WARS ! The last feather ls about to be placed on the cam? el's back; when that attempt Is made, further endurance wtU. be pusillanimous; an outraged people will rise in their-might and sweep every tax-gatherer, with his. books and his posse, fTom the face of the earth." . The Union Times warns the people that another draft upon the finances of Ae peo? ple will be presented next November. It says : "However willing thepeople may b<? to carry a heavy load of taxes, they connot?la we-be? lieve witt not stand under another load this year, and the government officials might as well make all they can out of what is paid into the treasury this spring. There ls, very* evidently, a general determination to resist the payment of the November draft, from the simple reason that the taxpayers will not be able to mee'; lt. We suggest that the taxpayers of each county hold a mass meeting, at their respective courthouses, at some early day, and i determine what they will do in the premises.1' I . t .-nr. fondant, at thn tXmmmjAmU T . T discusses, at some length, the whole ques? tion of State and county taxation. His con? clusions are contained in the following para? graphs : "We believe that two mills for the county and four for the State will be enough for all legiti? mate expenses, and the property put dowa fifty per cent, from the last unreasonable and Illegal valuation. Any number of mills is an indefinite tax until the assessment is made; for if an arbitrary and fabulous price is the the rule, the poor taxpayer may be sold ont with the two or-four mills as the maximum.. . * * * * * . . "And why this change of time for collecting the taxes? Or,. lt changed, why not divide the amount so that the people may pay only one tax for one year ?. It may be that they discern in the signs of the times a coming change in the political atmosphere, and are preparing for lt. There ls to be a general elec? tion next year, and their next session may be their last, and they want all the,money in Co? lumbia before its close. Judging these mea by their conduct, we believe this Inference not tar-fetched, and feel it our duty to suggest lt; and not advising a-course known as resis? tance, .take Republican ground, and stick to Republican principles. The people constitute the State; they make the laws and they can unmake them. They gave no authority to a few, who pay no tax, lo take money Irom the balance to supply themselves. If the people refuse to pay these unreasonable taxes imposed by their faithless servants, what then ? Why, they won't be paid, and no violence to the law done, for the people are a law unto themselves. By the Joint resolution the seven mills for the ! State and the three mills for the counties are the highest authorized, and oae:fourth of thia or less can be levied; and as soon as lt is ascer? tained that the amouo.1 fixed is over, ike peo? ple sliould meet in the townships throughout the Slfite and resolve that they do not intend to fur? nish any more money for such u?e as they make of it inJJoi'imbia." Tile Wolf at the Door ! The-Greenville Mountaineer is of opinion that the State taxes for the present year can never be paid. Many have'not paid for last . year, and cannot do it. It says : "We have "seen delicate women and decrepit old "men selling the provisions which were ab? solutely needed to keep their children from "starvation, in order to obtaiu money to pay "their tuxes, whilst others were going from, "friend to friend to borrow money." And we doubt whether Greenville is in a worse piighttian tho" rest of the 3tate. ' TRE Unionville Times has authority for' saying that a number of Coloredpeople have threatened to murder Jhn Hardy, one of the colored witnesses who testified against the murderers ol Matt Stevens. The plot is to perpetrate the infernal deed io such a man? ner and at such a time as to make it appear that the Ku-Klux did it. Charley Near, another colored witness in the trial, has left, the State uuder the belief that his life was not secure with his own Tace here. THE Green ville Enterprise calls upon Gov? ernor Scott to rerusc to negotiate the Sterl? ing loan authorized last session, and invites the press of the State .to speak out "plainly "and emphatically" upon the subject Sptriol JXotittt. J --? rrjfr ? lafrc t*^^-j NOTTae^AfiL PBpONB SA71 Goods thrown overboard from .tte??Ehiri li 00N, ashore on breakers, are requested to re| same pr omptly t?"* M0RD8?AI & OO?; mar27-2 Agents Steamship Falco: f?- CONS?fi$I?ES PER-SIEAMSI VIRGINIA, fro m ptiila lelphia, are hereby tined that she will discharge cargo TO-DAY Brown's Wharf. Goods, uncalled for at sui will remain on wharf at owners' risk and pense. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agen mar27-l . ^CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSE SOOTH CAROLINA, from New York? *re her notified that she will discharge cargo THIS D at Pier Ko. 2, Union Wharves. Gooda uncalled at sunset will remain on the wharf at own? risk and expense. WM. A. COURTENAY, mar27-l Ageni pm* NOTICE IS HEREBY G1YENTH three months after date application will be mi for RENEWAL CERTIFICATE of three-Sbsrei South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock, sta lng in the name of L. E. COONEE, the same h lng been lost or destroyed. <. ? .. r GEO. BOLIYER, C. G. 1 Or ango burg, S. C., March 22, 1871, . mar27-lamo3* ^f^HO! FOB THE RACES.-Ol FASHIONED RACES will como off over the Wa tngton Course on TUESDAY, March 28th. First Race, citizens' parse for all Trotting t Pacing Horses owned in the county. Mlle he) best two In three to harness. Second Race for Running Horses, ownecTjn County. Mlle heats. Citizens' purse. Ten cent, entrance. There will bs police tn attendance,-and ta order will be enrorced. Hnch sport may be pected. An unusually large number of hor wUl start. raar27-l j jfefr* COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON. The Commencement Exblbit|on will take place the Hibernian Hall, on TUESDAY EVENTNO, 21 Inst., at 8 o'clock, orations Will beMellvered MesBrs. ALFRED HANCKEL, D. HUGER WILK BON and LANGDON CU EVES of the Graduatl Class; after which the Alumna! Address before 1 Alumni Society will be delivered by the Hon. D. PORTER. Candidates for, admission lato the Sophomi or Freshman Classes will present themselves the College at 10 o'clock Tars MOHNUTO. mar27-2 F. A. PORCHER, Secretary Faculty SST* ASSOCIATION OF THE ALUM OF THE COLLEGE OP CHARLESTON.-Tho A anal Oration will be delivered by the Hon. wi j LIAM D. PORTER, at the College. Chapel, Teas DAY EVENING, the 18th inst., Imm?diat* after the College Commencement Exercises. The public are respectfully invited to attend. The annual meeting of the Members of the J sedation will be held at (be Hail after the < livery of the Oration. D. HUGER BACOT, mar27-2 Secretary pm- UNION BANE OF SOUTH CAR LINA,-Notice is hereby given that this Bank w on the first da; of May next, be prepared, in co pllaane with the recent amendment of its chart to consolidate, reduce, ana redeem the Stock the Bank-that ls to say, ONE SHARE OF NB will be issued for TEN SHARES OF OLD ST?G and at the request or atty stockholder holdl toss than ten snares, the Bank will redeem t same at the rate fixed for said redemption by t charterer holders may sell and assign all su by eodorsment on the original certificares, A oording to the provisions or the amended cht ter "no one, shall be considered or held to bc stockholder of the said Bank who has not reoel ed a new certificate for the consolidated sham on or before the first day or Jone next H. D. ALEXANDER, mar27-mwf Cashier. ?s*> A GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDC ME?T.-A. J. CHARLOCK, a printer in the offl or the Ohio Weekly Clarion, writes to the prop etors or the PLANTATION BITTERS as follow "Three months ago I was tlie mere shadow of -? nnii aojiebjiitated- tb~*-""r-timbs shoota der me while, at'wont.. The compositor at t! next case said to mc ono .lay, ?Andrew, 70a ae< a tonic. That's what's the matter, and there's 1 tonic that was ever got up eq ia! to PLANTATIC BITTERS. Try 'era.' I have 'tried 'em,' and y< are at liberty to state (referring to me for co flrmation) that they have restored my hean i and, I believe, saved my life." . SBA Moss FABI.VK (rom pare Irish Moss, f Blanc Mange, Puddings, Custards, Creams, Ai Ac. The cheapest, healthiest, and most deUclpi food in the world. mar27-rawf3D*o pm* STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN, COUNTY OF v HARLESTON-COURT OF COM MU PLEAs.-JOHN S. RYAN, against W. H. MoDOV ELL, D. CALLAHAN. H. M. DEANE and TH SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAlLROA COMPANY.-Whereas, by an order of bia Hone R. F. GRAHAM, made, and entered on the ai day of March, 1871, this case Ls referred to than deralgned, as special referee, to take tha acooui of all the partnership transactions be ween,tl copartners in the firm or MCDOWELL, CALL. HAN A COMPANY: And whereas, It is run Hi ordered that said Referee shall call upon all ti Creditors or the said firm to present ano OIQ\ their respective claims before bira, dud that 1 be authorized to require and examine proof 1 all such claims as may be produced if either 1 the partners require it. Therefore, tueunde signed hereby calls upon all Creditors of the sal arm or MCDOWELL, CALLAHAN A COMPANY t press?t and prove their respective claims beroi him, ht the office of HAINE A SON, No. 22 Bros Itreet, at ll o'clock A. M., on SATURDAY,' ISL da or April, 187V, i. W.'HAJNE; Special Referee. Charleston, March 24, 1871. ' mar24-8 ft** NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE] to all Sub-Agents of the Land Commission, tha from and arter the first day of March, 1871, tlie will report au their proceedings to Hon. F. j CARDOZO, .Secretary of the Advisory Board. ' ROBT. C. DaLARGE, L. C. S. S. C. Columbia, February 28,187L mam ^JOHN ?. BAKER & CO'S GENI INE MEDICINAL COU LIVER OIL.-ESTABLISH ED 1830.-Acknowledged by eminent physician to be the best in the world. Sold,' by Druggist generally. JNO. C. BAKER it CO., Philadelphia. A roll supply on hand by . DR,IL,BAER, rebe-mwfOmos No. 131 Meeting street. pm- THE PUREST AND SAFEST. The efficacy of HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATE! STOMACH BI PTE lib as a specillc for recrultlui the enfeeble 1 body an 1 cheering the despoudiui mind, bas passed into a proverb- IntheUnirei .Slates, where this marvellous tonio ham bom duwil all ppposlllon, and eclipsed all rivalry, itu .-demand f?r ?Uris annuallyincreased In a heavie ! and heavier ratio Tor years, until, st last, the n-gu lar Bales of this preparation exceed those or oj - other stomachics combined. Emluent members o '. the medical profession and hospital surgeon- with out number, have candidly, admitt? " ,that tai pharmacopoeia or the laen;ty contains no present, tlop that produces, such beneficial effects in dys pepsla, general debility and nei vous diseases, at H os tetter's Bitters. To use the language of a yen erable ph;- siclan of New York, "the Bitters are th? purest stimulant and tho safest tonic we have.' But the uses of Hie great vegetable antidote art mach more comprehensive than such praise would Imply. As a preparatory antidote to ept demie disease; a genial stlmnlaut, a promoter 01 constitutional vigor, an appetizer, a stomachic, and a remedy;-rbr nervous debility, no medicinal 'preparation lias ever attained the reputation ol Hostet.ter's Bitters. lt to the household tonic ol the American people, and In al! human probabil ily wUKbe**Sp for centnrles to C' me. The mag nares of science recognize its merits; and that il ls emphatically'the raedlcuic'of ,%p .masses, ii proven ,by its vast andover- increasing sales. marS5-?BAo - ~- ? . - .'.v.- ' Sla?Tfce puncto.?. TM Arrear Ll Ht wWre*fVe tts third reading. By order W. M. LEVI LOEB, mam_'_Secretary. 'X'-sBf the BOTOS Charitable Association will be beji^t. Krpeg'a Hajj, Wentworth street, .THIS. EVENING, at 8 o'clock/ : fc STUART SOMERVILLE, mam Secretary and T re aa ur sr. BANK OP CHArTLESTON-CHARLES ' T?K, MARCH"28. Jan.-Ia pursnsnes orm? olu tlon .adupted at meeting on 20th Instant, an adjourned* meeting of the Stockholders Mn this Bank will be held In the Bank Hail THIS DAIS ?ha wt h instant, at u- o'clock IL mar24 WILLIAM THAYER, Cashier. $4000 financial. TOLOArToN (3TTY REAL ESTATE. R M. MARSHALL A BRO., Stock and Real Estate Brokers, marCS-thstoa* No. 83 Broad street. |*gj_OLD CHECKS ON.? For sale hy martS-2 JAMES H. WILSON, Na 6 Broad street. < . {Danie. WANTED, A LADY WHO UNDER? STANDS Cutting and Sewing, as house keeper and seamstress. Address Poeto race Box No. in, Snmter, 3. C. _mar27-a? TJETANTED, A JOURNEYMAN BARBER, TV at JOHN LOSANO'S Fashionable Bathing, Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon, No. V>2 Mar? ket etreet._._^jnarrt-l* WANTED; EVERYBODY TO KNOW that the only place to get SHAVED ls at LOSANp'S, KO. 102 Market street. mar27-l? ? WANTED, A DRESSMAKER. : AD DR ES at once, Mrs. J. E. NUNN, Florence,. S. C. mar27-4* J WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND Wash. A capable .person can secure a permanent place. Apply at No. 04 King street, one door south of Broad street. mar37 SITUATION WANTED BY A GARD? ENER, who understands the caring or or? chards, grapes, strawberries, Ac-city or conn try. Apply at No. Mo Church street. mar25-2 SITUATION WANTED 3Y AN EXPE? RIENCED Confectioner, Ic? Cream,' Cake ?nd Bread Baker-city er coan try. Apply at No. 140, Chnrch'stieet._ aiar25-2 AHOUSE SERVANT (WHITE) WANT? ED, well recommended, at Na es Hasel 8tnet.__mar24-3? WANTED TO REST, A BRICKHOUSE containing six or eight upright room;*, with gas an?yfrater on the premises, m the cen? tral or lower part of the city. Rent panda airy paid. Apply at No. 02 Wentworth street, be? tween Grace Cb arch and Coming street. roar24-fmw3 _._ WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A FEW good Dressmakers-fl rst-dass-hands. Ap? ply at Madame LCZIEU'S Dressmaking establish ment, Kins street, above Wentworth, over the Dollar Store. marti toet ano if on no. LOST, CHECK No 719 OF JOHN HANCREL on the People's Bank bf South Carolina, dated March 21. Tor Four Han ired and Five 00-100 Dollars ($406 00.) All persons are warned against negoitating the same, as pay? ment has been stopped. NATHAN RITTER Cashier Freedman's Savings and Trust Company. No. 74 Broad stre-t. mar::-1 LOST,. ON SUNDAY, THE 26TH INST., Lu Chapel street, a HAIR BRACELET, with locket containing the likeness or a child. The finder will be Bnltably rewarded by returning the sameto Mr. VA NUERHOKST, at the corner of Chapel and Alexander streets. mar27 lox Sale. A"WOODWARD" DONKEY PUMP, IN good order, twelve (12) Inch Cv Under, eight (?j inch stroke, eight (8) Inch water Cylinder, for sate by RAVENEL, HOLMES A CO., No. 177 East Bay. .. _ma?27-mwf3 BARGAIN !-TO PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS.-A Ruggles Wood Frame Paper Cotter, will be sold low for cash.* Is nearly new, cuts 28 Incites, and has an extra knife. No charge for package. Price $40. Apply at THE .Kuma loK-QfllCe. - gfjg FOR SALE ON SULLIVAN'S ISLAND, A confortable Huns e. with six; rooms, out I Dollcttngs', JaTge lot and garden, and d>>ttgfttfatry situated on Middle street, midway between the Steamboat Landing ac ' the Fort. Also, a LOT in the city, on the* sooth side of Cumberland street, next east of Meeting, 48 by 72 feet. ... Apply to J. D. ALEXANDER, No. IS Broad street. _ mantl-li* TTTOR SALE, SEVERAL SEWING MA J? . CHINES, of good qua: itv, which are offered cheap, call at No. 27 ?Queen street, between Meeting aud Church st reen._fehI4 O? Rent. /GENTEEL R?SIDENCE~DOWN TOWN. VT Two and a half story BUICK DWELLING In One order, containing foursquare and two attic rooms, gas throughout, pinazas soutii and weet, excellent spring water ou premises, situated In S . Michael's alley, near Meeting street. Apply to Wilbur A Son, No. 59Bro .d street. mar27-l* Boara ing. ACOUPLE OF BOARDERS CA ff RE accommodated with GOOD BOARD anda large Room at No. 2?1 King street, opposite Hasel. mar27-i* fiemotKxis. THE SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANN i ITV COMPANY, of New York, have re? moved to their new Ufflce No. 40 BROAD STREET. marl8_ LO OIS SH KRFSSEE, Agent. NOTICE.-THE "EQUITABLE. LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY," ol Narr York, have removed from No. 141 Meeting street to their new office, No. 20 BROAD ST ft RET. WAI. B, SHAW, fefal3_General Agent. OisBolntiona of Copartnerarjip. DISSOLUTiON~OF (^PARTNERSHIP. The firm of LENQNfCK. SELL A FOSTER IS this day dissolved by mutual consent, C. A, LKNGNICK retiring. ED. EUERICK.SSH. and CIIARL.ES KOSTE a are alone authorised to nae the name of the late firm m settllugthe affair? thereof. (Signed) . CHAS. A. LENUNIGK, EDGAR KM ERICK SELL, OBARLKS FOSTER. Charleston, March 20, 187b COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-THE UN DERSIGNiD Mil c m'l-ue the WHOLESALE FANCY AND WHITE GOODS AN? MILLINERY BUSIN ESS, at the old si ami. No. 27 Havne street, uuder firm name of SELL .V FOSTKH. . EDOAR EMi KICK SELL. cHA it LES FOSTER. Charleston. S. C., March 20, 1871. ipar?3-tlifiiio ?flisullanticiie. OH N . B I N NS Most respectfully Informs the Ladies of Charles? ton'hat h-- lias received by the steamer Chain pion a co.allument ofsth? most fasnionabh; and recent lm?rovf mem La .HOUP SKIRT*, vis: th? Nlllsson anrl Victoria. For style und finish they ca a not be surpassed. . . ALSO, TABLE LINEN, Napki-s and Doylies, Table and Pocket Cu'lery, which h*. will dispose of ut rates tc - ault i lie limes. Call at No. a MARKET STKEET, opposite Anson street, and be couvl'iced. m art 1-3_' CARD. JOHN BINNS, AGENT, ' Respectfully informs the citizens of Charleston, and the public generally, that he has opened a Store at No. 31 Market street, where he Intends to ke?p on hand every amol? for Lad lee'and Gents1 WEARING Al'PAREu. Pucket and Tabla Cattery, Agricultural Tools and numerous articles, useful and ornamental; too numerous tb recapitulate tn an advertisement, aud wm sell fur. oana, tor i small margin over direct im ort coat, and bj s ach he hopes to share's ponton of pantie pvtr ?a age. mai-21-? Spool Cotton. J. 4 P. COATS SPOOL COTTON. We have Iii Stock and wiU always keep an as sortment or COATS? THREAD for sale at Nen York uaue prices. JOHN Q. MILNOR A CO., fehll-stuthamos No. 135 Meeting street. \ Jo A^INP?T OP MUSIC. Mr. JOHN T. FORD respectfully announces to -tteettueas of Ofcariesteav ?fcat-tto aaa, . at ?rea* expense, effected an engagement of < SIX NIGHTS ONL? 'SIX"NIGHT8 ONXY ~ SIX NIGHTS ONLY SIX NIGHTS ONLY ' " ; SIX NIGHTS ONLY With the Renowned Troope of Miss EYDE* THOMPSON frrDlV THOMPSON LTD LA. THOMPSON LYDIA THOMPSON LYDIA THOMPSON The most complete and Powerful B?rleseos Combination in existence. MONDAY EVENING, MARCH ?, \ Will be produced the Grand Spectacular B&rlaique r? t?; -? , .: Ot . '.',.*.-. j SINBAD, THE SAILOR , 8TNBAD,*THE SAILOR SINBAD; THE MAILOR ' . SINBAD, THE SAILOR SINBAD, THE SAILOR wrra ; -Miss LYDIA THOMPSON AS SINBAD. Tiie performance to begin with s Popular Farce. . For this engagement, the ;??anagement ia. com? pelled to cb arg?, so eeata axtiafor Reserved Seats. Prices, otherwise, as usuaL sV Bex Office open each day from 9 to 3,-and from ?to s. * ; marti Gr S it ti p B A E t OF THE GERMAN LADIES' SOCIETY HIBERNIAN HALL, MARCH 27, 1871. The Germen Ladies' society pTopesegtvtng one. of their popular INNUAL BALLS. Tickets. of theaame ($1 for gentlemen and 50 cents for la dies,) may be had from tbe following gentlemen: J. C. H. CLACS?HN. ... .. J. IL LINDSTEM, . W, CFFERHAKDT, J. HE ES RM ANN, .. F. J. LILIENTHAL,. F. PUCE HABER, E. G. 8. FISHER, . F.WEHMANN, J. P MERKHARDT, F. H. FLOGER, ' F. E. SCHRODER, D. WKRNHR, J. REILS, F. H. LEHMKUHL, C. VOIGT, marlg-strmi QCojluring, I'nrnigljing ?ooos, tex. S PRING OPENING. MENKE * M ? L E'-R, Ne. 82t KIN? STREET, Have Jost opened an entire New Stock of CLOTH3, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, Ac, for Spring and sammer. - Onr Clothing IB a very larne and floe selected stock for Men, Youths and Boys, frons is to $60 per salt. The largest portion ls of Imported goods and manufactured 'ty ourselves; we can, therefore, recommend them as regard flt, wear and workrnanahln. ^ OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT ls supplied with the finest selection of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO CLOTHS, Do Ki KINS, DIAGO? NALS, TRICOTS, MELTON'S, CHE VI./TS, CASSI. MERES, Ac, and a very large stock or the'moat fashionable Pant and Yest Patterns, which we will make up to order by measure In the latest styles. The foreman In this department of ont tm? in ess has no equal in the artistic world for ont* ting and producing an elegant lt. FURNISHING GOODS. * " This department is supplied with the celebrated STAB, SHIRTS, Foreign and Domestic Under? shirts and Drawers, Silk an d Thread Gloves, Linen and Paper Collara, Neckties, Bo ws,Scarfs, Pocket. Handkereblefs, Socks, Umbrellas, Ac. Our' stock has been selected with great care, and priese marked very low In plain figures. Borers ia oar lins wnrnnd'ltxo.thetraavsmtagv to-gtvo UAA-O&I! tutors part&aalBg elsewhere. mar22-Smoa J O S N, .BUuHEIHU, NO..141 KTNG STREET, WIST ams, A KW DOORS NORTH OF QUEEN STRBET, Would re spect Cally Inform.his friends that hs has just returned from New York with .a large and well selected stock of the latest styles of y. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS* .>, . Also, a foll assortment of -.'. ^GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, Including the Celebrated .. * STAR SHIRTS. marie Qrrj ?00?Q, tel. pURCHGOTT, BENEDICT A CO. BKSrHCTf ULLT ANNOPKOX * TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC That, owing to the SPECIAL FACILITIES AND QUALIFICATIONS Ol their Resident Partner in New York, . . they are enabled to purchase their supplies of FINE AND STAPLE DRY QOODSL Both Foreign and Domestic, In all cases from - first bands, AT THE LOWEST CA8H FIGURE, i. And thus to off er . 6 EXTRAORDINARY INDUCES! fiN TS TO GUS TO ME RS, Their prices will be ion nd from TWENTY. TO FIFTY PER CENT. LOWES Than those of any other Dry Goods House In the south. . They Invite an Inspection of their 3t07k, which 1; made np of NO AUCTION t?'O O D S7 ** But which will be found to consist of -an ?mm ec se _varlejy of THE CHOICEST' AND LATEST NtJrVELTIES IN THEIR LINE. comparison, as to quality, with the best goods offered elsewhere, IS 0 H A. L L EN Q ED, And competition as to price/ IS DH FI ED. Every article sold by us ta warranted to be' pre ciaely as represented. Qur^motto ls v-, "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS," ' And Customers who wish to SAVE MONEY IN BUYING Will do well to give ns a call. PUBCHGOTT, BENEDICT A 00. Up-Town Store, I Down-towu Store, No. ?7 King street, No. H* RIBS; street cor i er or paiuouu. | Near 'The Bend." oom PING OOO jffies- HAY, ?anowg this day rronvbark rah Bonnor, ^AUm^ South Wharf. f ForSle by- KING A GIBBON. nar/r-2 JUST B E C E IV E D, set beakaiafttie GOLD SEBD BICE. For salo BY 1 . -*?7'.. t . PRINGLE 4 SON, mar2?-S~ -JSd. fljiotta-Adgar'a Wharf. 6600 bushels CHOICE WHITE GOBS, per Schooner Dan Gifford, from J?w Orteana,. . Fcrsufe-low-oy * BLTftJefiOTEBT * ZEP.B9T. mari?a\ ;-:r ? ^ , ?. y A TTAKAPAS SUGAR AND MOLASSES. it, 2(^hhda. Fa* ta Prime SUGAR 60 bbb. Prime MSassea. Just received from lamtolaoa per Schooner GeOignnk. For sale by mariel T. TUPPER A SONS. A-GENCY TOR ?BS <Sr?ew mom J\. STAT ES TEA COMPANY. TEAS. IN JABtoJ~. 1 AT KBDTJCET} PRICES ! QUALITY ?M?B??lBHM . Aa agent for tba abore Co m parry, Two old re? spectfully call the attention of tea-drlakorata lae assortment.of TEAS I now hayejfe store-AM. of which arti WIREANTSTD 8Twc?rwTffa*. Ichaheg^amnpartgonla ojK?j nwiprloe mm any Teas sold m. this market. I otJy aak a fair mal to t es 11 he trope r lort ty of these gooda, W. H. WRLCR, Agent tor toaGreat U. ?*Xsa Company, coroertnarket and Meeting streets. AST AlL.iroodadelivered free to railroad depots, Weamb-m. aailaU parta ot qvs city. , .aatMat EO?N t CORN < O?BM fr .. .? mp. ?.v?^~ 3,400 bc8ht4e Prime Mixed COHN . lo ooo baa h els Prime White Corn. . L?n?lngandforBaleTowb^ 'J - mara*-a*_. H. BULWamE^cq. jy/J- O L AS S E S AND SUG AR. 25 linds. New Crop MUSCOVADO MOLASSES ' SO barrels New Crop Muscovado MolAa*es 15 boxes Prime Grocery Sugar ? 150 .boxes goad Grocery Sugar Forsateoy . W. P. BAEL, maraa-wfaaa 'w :.r> Brown 4 Oo.'s Wharf. jj ACON I B?OONt gACOx? ! in store and receiving : 60 hbds. O. R BACON STD ES (Western) ' 60 hhda. Heavy'Western Bacon Shoulders 25 tierce?. Prima S-.u. Hau? (caavaaadJ For sale low at MAOQ?EE SA RTE ORE'S, marl? " Noa: 21 and ?Ven^e Bange, ? g HINTS L:? S ! S ?IN G L E S I Prime CYPRESS 8HINOLB8. in bunches, ?ellv vered either at the ci ty or at Sullivan's laland. For aale by S HAG KEL F0R0 4 KELLY, maris-lmo : . flo, i Boycee W%arf. J M P OE TED CHAMPAGNES. Now on hand the following brands of CHAM? PA GNHS, at Bflduoao PM0MSf-py thu basnet, oaaeorbotSa: Piper 4 Co.'s HEIDSIEOK Cnaa. HeldBieck's - GREEN SEAL . Y. E. Clicquot'* P?KBARBLN Mama's VERZENAY and, PRIT ATE STOCK Reederer<n DRY SILCBBJf **. j. G. K. Mumm's DRY YERZHNAT Boaehe, BUs *Oo.* BRANDS Napoleon's CABINET . i DRY VERZBNAY CARTE BLANCHE \ ,?/. .: E. E. BET-FORD, Late Wm, B. (.irwin at Od? jamil . . .. gagjjgjn??jggfc S P A RR LING 'MOSELLE SPARKLING CATAWBA . HOCHEIMER ... ... NIERSTR?NEt? LIQUEUR Ol'* BENEDI?TIN8 CHARTREUSE . ... . $? ?c< ? CURACOA ? * MARAfcC ilNO RUSSIAN KUKMEL ABSINTHE VERMOUTH PARF AIT AMOUR CK EME DB ROSE NO rm AUX .. ANISETTE. E. E. BEDFORD, janu Na ara Klag street. Jg R E li. S N LAGER BEEB ENGLISH ALES . .,; ".^RoH^gp^trg ALBS LONDON PORTERS DUBLIN PORTERS . CHAMPAGNE CIDER. . - E. E. BEDFORD, MU Na 276 Klug street. &?u '?: --'I- " ":. . vit.; rp E A SI TEAS! TEAS! WILSON ? BROTHER will lune at an early day a Catalogue of tho FINE GROCERIES with which their ettabUsamant la stocked. . Bot at present they desire to call attention mora especially to an extract from "The American Grocer," relative to the gmt Tai swindles which are now being foisted noon the American peo* pie. AU lovers ef Tea ah o aid peruse' the remarks of Che editor of the able Journal from which the extract la taken, and be warna? in an?. V Referring to the large Tea Companies of New York City, the writer aaya: ,"i have mow ia my possession a sample-of bagas Tea, without one single leaf of the original Ont* oese Herb te adaltarate it wRa. lt wa? made for a Monster House, sold to a MoaatexHocajvaaed by a Monster House, and- distributed by the base, corrupt nryialdtniB of that sell-same Monster House throughout the United states or America ta do tu deadly work of gradually .pataonlng the rree, yet unprotected, people, or your Great Re? public." The cit lr ens of Charleston who Wish to avoid using the poisonous compounds,, too often sold ander the name of Tea, sboold take the precau? tion of purchaslug only from responsible houses, which have an established reputation for dealing in PURE TEAS. - Tor PURE TEAS, of all qualities and prices, go to WILSON 4 BROTHER, Grocers, Anson and Society streets. 49? An Goods delivered free. REAT INDUO EHEUTS . * j FOR CASH PURCHASERS, AT LINLET'S CHEAP STORE, No. 388 KING STREET, ^ SICKS OP THE OBOCEBKV HOUSE AMD MPH TEA AOfiN'CT. THE PLACE FOR GOOD TEAS AT LOW PRICES. Parties desirous of gatung the beat and tba i for their cash, would do well jo give me a catt, aa I hare reduced the greater part or my stock to flgnrevrvervahghtiyta advanee or imporUng co ita. 1 have on hand a large s took af GRO?BRI BB. CROCKERY, Tinware, Hardware. Glassware, and Hens?Fnrmnmnr Goods generally. Bear la rama that 1 am selling, old.Government Java Coffee-1 U?..for iL and the very best Young Hyson-Tea by theponad package iori!60;,?noice-Vn>pfor? cents per gallon; OTU jie.i Sugar 7 lbs. and best Leaf Lard ?.* Iba for $t. AU other goods uni form! y low. "' Qa all ty of goods and down weigh ts guaranteed. A lanre lot ot booking Olanses mnehbejow manufaetnrcr'a oost. JOHN W. UNLEY. maria-ly- . ; .._?_ ?2ting, frc i_r|_ri_r)_ _j-_n rii~.~.~.~.~ SWaJCw -I-I-.-.-.-.-U-.-VI*.* *T-**-^-T*-***** O?0 UT H ERN ? ? ? HOUSE. Aasw FRENCH DYE HOUSE has benn opened it No. ss King street, where DYEING m all cot ra, and deaning of au kinds ls done at US ?hortest notice tad in the best style. ; - T w t L BtLLEB, French Dyer, No. 860 King street, near corner George street. sepia-Oyr \