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The following are tho Agents for this paper:
"a. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collect
tug Agent
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Collecting Agent.
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Columbia. 8. O.
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]. T. DUBOIS, Marion.
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COTTON AND CORN IN MARION DISTRICT, s. c.
The Marion Is. o. Crescent Of the 10th, saye:
In our Last issue we stated that the crop of cot
ton, 30 far as We had observed, promised small
yield in this District; but moro extended obser-
vation induces to believe that the stand so far
is success. Even where the seed planted were
Of the crop grown in 1861 and 1862, excellent
stands have been obtained in come localities, and
in others where the seed we're defective, q suffi-
cient quantity of plants have advanced to that
stage OF progress as to give assurance to toler-
ably good stand. We do not believe that more
than two-thirds tho number OF acres havo been
Gown in cotton, and this will of course reduce the
crop to that extent; but other draw backs, such
as the unreliabiity OF the laborers employed, and
the exhaustion of the lands consequent upon the
cultivation OF them for four five years without
tho usual fertilizers, will tend to reduce the crop
in this District still further, so that upon the
whole it may bo eafely assumed that not more
than ono-half of crop will be returned to market
It further says:
We glad to be able to say that the provision
crops look extremely WELL particularly the corn
crop, the flourishiug condition of which gives pro-
mise that at least We viii not lack plentiful supply
OF the staff OF life.
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Ct / F i
STORE.
No. 1913 King-street.

LIBERAL AND POPULAR METHOD TO INSURE
IL the rapid sale of NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS,
including Works If Fction ALSO Prn; Books Bibles
Hymn Books backgammon Boirds, Writing Decks
Photograph Albums Portfolios Card Pictures, &c All
books arc in and substantial bindings carefully
selected from the lists IF the most eminent rublis
and sold at their list prices. S250J worth OF Gifts dis
trbutcd with evoty 500 90 worth of Goods. GIFTS
varying Ia value from 25c TO $500, given with each
article sold.
We wish 1t distinctly understood that we hsvc none
OF the Brass Je~elry-our Gifts uscfdl articles.
! he finest assortment Of Photographs exhibited
in this city VIII be found here.
The circulating Library" we'll known to tho citt-
zens OF this city, has receive large addition Of
BOOKS by the most popular authors.
Initials stamped on Note Paper and Envelopes with.
out extra charge.
The public are respectfully solicited to give trial.
and satisfy themselves limo MAY 10
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Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON. THE WORLD RENOWNED
Astrologst and somnanbu1istc Clnrvoynnt while In
state deneaes the very features Of the per
son you are to marry. and by the aid Of instrument
Of intense power known the Psychomotrope. guar
antees to produce perfect and lfs-te picture Of the
future husband or wife OF the applicant with date Of
marriage, occupation, leading traits OF character &C.
This is no imposition. testimonials without number
can assert By stating place Of birth. ase disposition,
color Of eyes and hair and enclosing nifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed TO yourself. youwii
ceve the picture by return mail together with desired
information. ... fr... r...
Address in confidence, Madame GERTRUDE REM
NGToN. p o. Box 2s7, West Troy. Ny.
Mays tuths9mo
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SAVANNAH ITEMs-We copy the following from
the Republican, Of the 17th
The Empire line Of New York steamers, OF
which MIR. B. 81: Hardee is tho agent in this city,
The travelling public will now be enabled, by the
small investment of $40, to secure first class
cabin passage in the fine steamers of this line.
corresponding reduction has also been made In
freight, ioc. per foot. From New York you can
receive barrel Of flour for 500. freight, and half
barrel for 30e :
The efficient police OF Savannah appeared in
tion Of which we have already published. They
may now be eeen afar off, and offenders may feel
satisfied that those military looking gentlemen
GERS" of the city. Our citizens should feel pride
in their wellregulated police force and should as
is their bounden duty, render them every assist
S goo ike eas to gee the
public parade OF the whole body in their new uni
form. ... ... So
HRS. Ellen Airs, a native Of Charleston died In
yenr Of her age.
The steamship North Point, Captain Smith,
| brought another invoice of the contributions II
the noble ladies of Baltimore to the sufferin 8
tions, consisting Of 200 barrels in bulk, with
! commendable generosity have been transported
free OF all charges on this steamship. It will be
remembered that, previously actuated by the
rels. Messrs. taRoohe, West & Daniels, tho
agents mere, and j. b. Andrews, Esq, the agent
| at Baltimore-through whose exertions this timely
benefit hns been extended to the needy of our
| State, will always DO remembered in connection
with the benevolence Of the ladies Of Baltimore.
And like bread cast upon the waters, in duo time
it will return with material benefits to all con.
nected with the phianthropio movement.
On Monday morning last. at nine o'clock
the steamer Taminend left st. Augustine,
with freight and passengers, for Jacksonville,
under the command Of Captain Rainnee, ar.
irving at ST. Johns Bar at three o'clock In
tho afternoon, having experienced severe wea.
nsr dqng tha tho trpho wind blowing strong
tempting to pass over the bar, she struck three
or four times, and sprung leak, the water rush
ing IN with great FORCE compelling resort TO the
pumps; but notwithstanding ali efforts to keer
her clear, Captain Rainnee was under tho neces.
sity OF running her ashore at Yellow Bluff, abou,
fourteen miles beoI Jacksonville, where she sanl
In ten feet OF water mp to her guards.
The steamer Helen datty early on Tuesda,
morning went to her assistance, and took off heI
passengers and their baggage, and brought them
to this city: Every exerfion will, doubtless, be
success Pa
Major: General Bteadman, Commander Depart.
ment OF Georgia, BreYet Msjor-Genera Scott
Brigadier- Genera! Fullerton, Chaplain French
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ALL OVER tho world people Of and Judgment
have learned to PLANTATION BrrrERs Dyspepsia
with Its symptoms. heada che heartburn feverish lips.
bad breath, sallow complexion. &C., can be cured by
using PLANTATION BIrrKRs. This is the
ful tonic Of the age Young middle sged. and DID, are
delighted with Ito eeots The frat trial always has
marked good effect No change of die. 10 necessary
while using PLANTATION BrrTEns. En-. MI You wish, of
the beat and most nutritious food. 10 the greatest
cure ever known for overloaded and distressed
stomach which It relieves In few momenta. 1t is
from carefully selected roots and herbs
and preserved In perfectly pure St CroiI Rum Try
one bottle Of PLANTATION B1rrERs 20 sufferers and our
word for II you will find yourso feeling good as
new. tuths3
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HuMpHREys' sPEcIFI c-THousANDs OF ISvALIDs
havo been perfectly cured OF long standing ailments,
the plague aud bane of their lives and which they
have spent hundreds In van by simply using these
valuable SPECIFICS. Not family who have ever had
of these Family Gases Of HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS,
but would give Ave tmes ts COST rather than be with
out It. Address: No. 662 Broadway. New York.
May IA 6
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CLOSING SronEs.-As swill be seen in our adver-
tising columns, many Of our most prominent mer-
chants have concluded to close their places of
business On certain days, thereby giving their en-
ployees time for that healthful recreation and
exercise which ia 30 necessary during the summer
months. 1t is to be hoped that all of our business
houses will follow the example 30 laudabiy begun.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
81 STE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. ga

The PuRsER OF tho steamer Dictator has placed
us under obligations for late Florida and Savan-
nah papers.
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The Picnic of the German Su nday School will
take place OH Monday next, as per advertisement
in another column. =
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CHIEF oUABTERhAsTER's oFFIoE,

81 DEPARTMENT SOUTH CAHOL1dA.
Charleston. 8. O., May Is. 1860,
- ONCE until 10 o'clock n. on Tuesday, the 9Th day
Of June. 1906 at which they will be opened, ftr
furnishing the Department In this Cit
with OAK AND PINE WOOD, until January lst, 1857.
Deliveries to be made oD South Commercial Wharf, @
such tta es and 10 such quantities, as may S67equifed
by the Depot Quartermaster.
The quantity required monthly will probably be abon
One Hundred Cords Of oak and One Hundred and Fifty
Cords of Pine.
Wood that they propose to furnish.
Two good snreties In the sum Of Ono Thousand Do
Lars each 10 be named In the bid will be required for
the faithful performance of the contract.
Bids deemed unreasonable will be rejected.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned ana
marked, Proposals for Furnishing Wood"
Brovet Liont Col. and Chief QuartermaSssr,
Nay 10 ia
EblSiO AND ASHLEY CANAI. COmPAHY
OFFICE ED1sTO 4 ASHLEY CANAL CoMPANY.1
CHAnLEsroN. 8. O., March 1B, 1860.
pY ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE, PASSED AT Era
ID last session, tho EDISTO AND ASHLEY CANAI,
COMPANY received permission to increase their ospts
from One Hundred lhopsand t$1oO00O Doil.rs to Three
Hundred thousand $780, OO0) Dollars In Shares ef as
Hundred t$108) Dollars each.
The public are hereby informed that the bookA fSr
subscription to tho additional Stock, will open ffcso
A. NJ 10 p NJ daily, at tho ONCE of Messrs JOIN.
g. RIGGS CO., broad street and East Bar T0s
Stock subscribed for to be paid for by monthly fnrs
fnent Of Of Five s6 Dollars each and every Bhffn
J. RAVENEL MACBETH, ,fl7I
Secretrry and Treaanrea
P. B. "Caroiina Times'' COPY and send bill 30 thip
oMoe March 10
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ORIENTAL CHOLERA BITTERS.

USED WITH TIE GREATEST SUCCESS AS A PRE-.
YENr1vE, and adopted by the Faculty of Constantine
pie.
Bold by FRED. ReHRsOHNkIDER, No. 500 Pearl
street, New York, and by A. ". ECKEL & CO.. No. 23I
King street, near Market Sole Agents for Charleston
8. G. thsg ws6* MAY 10
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Desirable Real Estate at Priu0te Sale.
BY n. j, SALINAS

At Private Sale
That desrably located THREE AND HALF STORY
BUILDING on the east Bide cf King street, Mob
Ing the fifth House north of Hudson street. containin
eight large rooms. The lower room. now occupied
An Office and entirely SEPARATE from the residence
with very little expense. DO converted into handsom
store The Lot measures hirtythree feet six inches
King street, by two hundred and feet in depth
more or less and upon which spacious oubuildings.
This property Is susceptible OF great improvement at
small cost and offers rare opportunity for Investment
For further particulars and terms apply above,
May No "a yENDtJE RANGE
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aARGEsT CIRCULATION In THE STATE
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

ar rI5E LIST OF LETTEEeS re-
snhnin& in the Postofioe at the e1lo
ol each week is published officially
In TIIE DAILY NEWS every Fri
<Yny morning.
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TIRED OF LIFE AND IIBERTY.-A respectable
citizen, few days ago, walking about the wharf
on Deignans Ship Yard, at the northeast end OF
town, saw an old negro man In little boat, fast
ening rope to large ''rook," and then take the
said rock into his boat and start out on the river
Our informant says he thought the negro WAS
going out fishing, and had shipped the btone rs
an anchor. The water was very deep, and the
supposed arrangements not altogether practica-
bic. His curiosity was excited; he watched the
little craft from distance, and presently saw the
large etone go over the gunwale Of the boat, and,
to his surprise, saw the old negro follow his an
chor. The old fellow had evidently tied himself
to one end of the rope, and the stone to the other
and thus ensured speedy death.
PAsToRAL PUnsurTs-We saw pleasing exhi-
bition OF the rus In urbe yesterday: About IL
O'Clock in the morning, near tho corner OF King
and Mary streets; We observed several members
of the Charleston gensdarmerie in pursuit Of sun
dry mammals, which VIRGIL euphonioualy called
1.-THE he-goats' wives." These modern Arcadians
seemed to enjoy the sport From the eagerness
displayed in the chase, however, we cannot con.
slider them the legitimate successors Of TYr1RCs
ana MELITEUs, who watched their focks with true
pastoral care and tenderness. No, they drove
the poor goats through the hot ann, in reckless
haste, moro akin to the step.motherly care be-
slowed upon his flock by the hireling DAMGrAs.
However, wo wore not disposed to be too criti-
cal. Here, then, We had an ocular proof that the
golden ago had at last arrived. The sh ord has
been beat into the ploughohare and the club into
the shepherds crook. Tho men Of war and The
laws ministers, finding their occupation gone
have turned their attention to pastoral pursuits
Such was the pleasing illusion, soon, alas, to be
dispelled. Our calculations Il appeared, were
premature.
Half an hour later we saw q plain civilian drive
two Of these goats back down King street sym.
pathising PHyLIsEs and GALATEAs along the line
of march sn1ioualy inquiring q the melancholy
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-OKAFGE
BURG DISTRICF.
IN CHANCERY.
Pursuant to an order of Chanccl, ,r J. p. Carroll
offer ut Private Sala PLANTATION belonging to the
estate OF tho late james Pope, ST. containing seven
hundred and ten t7l0 acres situated on May River
about one mile from Bluffon, in st. Luke's Parish
named "Buck Island" bounded tho north by land 1
of Dr. Jno. W. Kirk; east by lnnds of R. d. Kirk
and the estate OF W. p Gucrrard; south by May River
aud west by lands Of N P. Crowe James r Guer.
rard. ~
For terms, apply to me, at Oran geburg, s. G.
I'd. v. JAMESON, Com'r
1866. - ' f -''N'
May2 wslmo
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PRovosr CouRT, May 1S.-The United States Us.
Wm Blanchard, colored-Stealing newspapers.-
B. A. FrTzaERALD sworn Keeps at No. lat King
street; missed our newspaper for long time
complained to the office; they said they delivered
it regularly. I watched this morning, and caught
the defendant stealing it, and had him arrested.
The paper is tho CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS"
Found guilty, and sentenced to five days i'm
prisonment.
tThis is pursuit OF knowledge under difficult
tics. We cannot approve Williams morals, though
his taste is to be commended in making his selec-
ton. This case establishes an important prece-
dent. Stealing the NEWS ia an indictabie offence,
for the which, if you are caught, you are liable to
go to quad.
But if purloining the NEWS is felony, what shall
we say of stealing from the News, as many Of our
admiring exchanges do every day in the year.
Lot them take warning by Williams fate. Copy
US much as you Hsa, but give credit
United States rs Abraham Chapman, colored-
Threatening life Of P. Robertson, colorcd.-Pster
Robertson sworn, said Laet night the defendant
threatened to take the life OF my brother with
slupg-shot defendant was courting, and the
match was broken of, and he seems to blame rue
for it. He was in the yard, laying in wait for me.
Found guilty, and fined $40. or to be imprisoned
five days.
["The course Of true love never did run" etc. ]
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THE BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION

The Edisto and Ashley Canal Company
ARE NOW OPEN AT THE OFFICE OF MEssRs. mo
g. RIGGS co. corner Broad and East Bay.
sHARFs, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH, payable
In mcnhy instruments of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE
Apply to j. J.RAVENEL MACBETH,
April Ia Secretary and Treasurer.
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MELrruus how he had got his goats back again.
BY paying four dollars for them-two dollars
apieceY' "My law % quoth in chorus the sorrow
ing shepherdesses and who did you give the
money to2" "To the Lieutenant" A light be-
gan to dawn upon our benighted fancy. The sup
posed shepherds, it turned out, arc policemen
STILL and were zcalously engaged in pounding
these stray goats, as provided and specified by
City Ordinance, duly passed and ratified tV meet
such
Rueful in the superlative degreo was tho coun,
tenanco of tho unfortunate proprietor oil these
guilty quadrupeds. He mutterod something, but
wo wero not sufficiently near to catch tho precise
tenor of his blessings.
SERVICE To-MoRRow.-W are indebted to the
Weekly Record for the following:
Divine Service will be conducted in the following
Churches tomorrow
st. Naturalization. P. T. KEITH.
st. Philips Church street-Rev. W. B.W. HOWE,
Rector. Service at halE-past 10 A. M. and half
past P. NJ.
st. Luke's-Rev. @. P. GADspEN.
st. Marks Rev. J. B. SEABRooK.
Grace-Rev. O. O. P1NcKNEY.
Holy Communion-Rev. A. T. PORTER.
st. Paul's-Rev. W. w. LORD, D. b.
Calvary Church-Rev. Mr. PnENr1ss. Service at
half.past 10 A. NJ, and halfpast P. III.
Trinity NJ. E. Church, south-Rev. E. J. MEY-
NARDIE- Service athaIf-past 10 o'clock A. M., aud
half-past P. NJ. Sunday School at halfpast 8
P. NJ. Public Prayer-meeting every Wednesday
evening.
Bethel M E. Church, south-Rev J. T. W1eHr-
MAN.
Citadel Square Baptist Church-Rev. L. CurH-
BERT.
N Arnb p-ar
BAcHMAN, D. D.
English Lutheran, Norris -street-Rev. WILLIAM
s. BOWMAN.
First Presbyterian, corner Of Meeting and Tradd
streets-Rev. JOHN FoRREsT, D. d.
Central Presbyterian Church-Rev. W. @. DANA.
Service every Sunday ovoning, at half-past Z
o'clock.
Second Presbyterian Church, Wragg's Square
DR.. THOMAS snIYTHE, D. D.
Glebe-street tFourth) Presbyterian Church
1sev J. l.. G1RARDEAu. Service at haifpast 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and half-past P. N.
Orphan House Chapel, Yanderhorst- CLERGY
of the city. Service at hat-past P. NJ. till June,
when it will be changed to s P. M.
st. Johns Chapel, corner OF Hanover and AM
herst streets-Rey. ALEXANDER ". MARSHALL, D..
D. Service at halfpsst 10 o'clock A. NJ, and half
past P. NJ.
Unitarian Church, Archdale-s street-Rev. I. A.
Moop. Divine service in this Church every Sun
day morning at half past 10 O'Clock.
Service at the Church OF the Holy Communion
(Rev. A. T. PonrER) the second Sunday in every
month"; at quarter past o'clock P. NJ.
Mariners Church-Rev. W. B. YATES. Service
at hslf-past 10 A. NJ.
Zion Church-Rev. Mr.. GIBBS.
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CONCERT AT THE BATTERY THIS AFTERNOON N-As
has been announced already the fine Band of the
9Th q. s. I. will give regular Concerts, for the
benefit of the public, every Saturday afternoon
during the summer months, the first commencing
to-day at $780, The following is tho programme,
and so can promise all those present an excellent
entertainment
j. March from Opera-"Gemma di Vergy."
2. Overture-"Fra Diavelo"
8. Waltz-"n Baccio"
4. Potpourri- -"Trovatore."
s. Poika-"M "Militaire."
6. Selections from Martha"
2. Quiclstep-"Tannhauser."
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DIR. CHRISTOPHER FrTzsrMoNs.-We were panied
to learn yesterday that this estimable gentleman
had como to premature grave by sad accident.
While out on his plantation, about rs miles from
Charleston, he WAS overtaken by great storm,
on Thursday, about 1 p. NJ, and sought shelter
in barn, and while there in fancied security, the
house fell in, and killed him and a negro woman,
who also had repaired to this place Of refuge.
DR.. F. leaves a largo family and many warm and
admiring friends to mourn his loss.
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PRIVATE SALES.
dt priUdte Sale.
nv R(bw EIkS IL SII,C0H

Al PriDOfe Sale.
nv BUwEKS q SILC0X.
The LEASE AND GOOD VII ]. of n largo Store and
DIVE Hing in kpg-sreet, with four bed rooms furnished
complete Crockery, Glassware Tables, Knives ForkR
Spo0nS, Gas Fixtures, DaI Room and all complete. th
some Liquors, &c Cooking Range and every thing ap.
per to well kept Rcsuura ant and coed htand
for business. Apply az above. Mt
No. 127 MEErING-STREET.
Conditions cash. q stu3 Ma II
,SDit HRd Rose,rona Piano at Pirate Sale.
Bt NI I,CIikiY AZ BAKER.
AT Private Sale
AT our Sales Rom. No. sc Market street.
kplc,.dd u C)rta ROSEWOOD PIANO. Of fue
tone and finish manufactured by Meacham & sirging,
Charleston, \. q. Win he sold 'ow. 3 My II
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BE r, BACK Us.

$50 boxes of TOBACCO various brandq, among whicl,
some Of the Anest quality varying 80 cents TO
81 per pound. Sample be at my stor O.
May l5 NO. 1856 MEETING RTRFET
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attention, Capitalists
By l.. IsUS Gil d SON.

AT Private Sae-
Three PLANTATIONS within twenty-five miles Of tho
iCns also Offering nducement to wood cutting tim
her getting or upeniine business being ccnvenent
landing bold river; also suited ck making,
Also. one to Lease work on shares.
Als", HOUSE AND LOT IL the Town tf Summer
ville-a very comfortable Dwelling
Apply ms above, at No. 5rG K(SG.STREET
May II
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THE Stay LAw.--We call the attention Of our
friends to the fact that the Stay Law has been set
aside, and that the State Courts are open for the
collection OF all debts. II would be to the advan-
tage Of all Of our citizens against whom claims
have been placed in the hands of lawyers il this
city, and who have been notified thereof to sec
or correspond with them at once, as Return Day
is rapidly approaching they may thereby save
themselves trouble and the expenses of unneces.
sarT litigation.
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-VEREIS-An advertisement in to-day's
News informs that this Club give their last en-
tertainment for this season on Monday evening
next. To judge by the programme. we shall ex-
pect lots OF fun Der uer1ounsclene Pruiz is very
fine comedy by j. Won PLoETz. An amusing farce,
Der Aiera.driner oder Ko,poral Pufkein Dresden,
B to follow next; and, fnally>th usual Tanz Ord
nung. Members will take notice that they must
procure tickets from the Committee.