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TIE ETNA LIFE INSURANCE CoMpGsy.-
Among the many insurance companies whose
claims are now presented to the public, there are
few that have better record than the Etna Com
pany, of Connecticut. Mr.. John R. Heriott, Jr, Is
the agent In this city, and can be found at No. 81
Broad-street The following extract from the In
surance Monitor and wall.street Review for April
will be read with interest
"rhe success of the Etna Life Insurance Com
pany has been almost unprecedented in the annals
Of that branch OF the insurance business. During
the last six years its receipts and the number OF its
policies have than doubled every year. In 1867
Its receipts we're five millions, and in the same
time 1t issued nearly sixteen thousand policies.
making the whole number of its policy-holders on
the first of January, ls6s mole than forty thousand
It's assets are now about eight millions of dollars,
and it h1s paid annual dividend of fifty per cent
With such an exposition the Etna Life successfully
competes with its compeers, and fully justihes the
apparently extravagant comments Of the press
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Drp WDDDs, Gtf.
DRY GOODs! DRY GOODsI!
BARGAINSl BARGAINSll

THE SUBSCRIBERS ABE NOW OPENING AN
elegant assortment of DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, La
DIES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which they have received per recent arrivals, and
are receiving by every most select stock
ofDry Goods ever offered In this market. To those
who are In need of articles In our line, we say now
Is your chance. -t
DUB sToCK ooMPaIsEs
Longcloths at 10 to l2H cts; yard wide, 15cts;
Large Lot White and Brown Table Damask ct low
prices large lot ofDress Goods for 25 to 80 cs per
yard; Ladies' and Gentlemen's White and Brown
Hose, 12H eta, up; Children and Misses White
bose, 10 cts, up; Ladies' Fancy Pocket Handker.
chiefs from is cts, up; large lot Fancy Parasos,
Buge Trimmed, less than half cost; Gentlemen's
Fine Undershrrs, rs cts, to 81; Ladies' Fine Linen
Collars from to 10 cts; very large lot Linen Towels
at 81 per dozen, or 20 cts piece; Ladies' Lisle
Thread Gloves, 10 cts, up; Ladies' French Silk Nit
tens, IS cts pair; French White Swiss Muslin and
Cambria, 20 cts, up.
an early call is solicited q you want bargains, as
we helieve in quick sales and small profits.
a FURCHGOTT BRO,
Southwest corner King and Calhoun.streets.
April 81 1mof
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UNITED STATES CouRT-MoNDAY, MAY 49,
HON. GEO. S. BRxAN, PnEsDMa.-On motion, thu
petitions Of VIM. J. Ready and stanmore B. Griffin
for permission to practice in the United States Courts
Of South Carolina. were granted,
In the case Of Caroline Carson vs.. Alex Robertson
and Others Bill In Equity. it was ordered that thu
application made to take the amended bill from the
file Of this court be refused, and that the said bill
and answers of Vim. MoBtrnie and others do stand
rs the bill and answers in the above case
Inquiry Dockd-wiesenfeld & Co.. citizens Of Ma
ryland, vs.. Grady, Ferguson l. Miller, citizens o.
Georgia. Assumpsit. Macbeth l. Buist. plain
tim attorneys. The jury rendered verdict for the
plaintiffs OF 1864 75 with interest from June q, 1883
Brown cuyler vs. JAS D. Graham. assumpsit.
Banding & Richardson, attorneys. Verdict for the
defendants s9e5S 3d. with interest from Slst March
1858.
The following cases Of voluntary bankruptcy, wus
referred to Henry summer, Esq, Registrar:
Jno. Peter Brown. Of Anderson Reid Brown
pro pet 5.s
Thos. J. Hamilton. Of Edgeaeld. Abney & Wright
pro pet. 3a
iJno. W. Harris, Of Edgeaeld. Abney & Wright
pro pet
Thos B. Hazel. of Edgeaela. Abney & Wright
pro pet
Joseph Morris. of Edssaeld. Abney & Wright
pro pet.
Ffedesck E. Reinhards of Edgeaeld. Abney q
Wright pro pet.
Iarkin ". snagroye, Of. fdgeaeld. Abney q
Wright pro pet.
Moses P. Walton. Of Edgeaald Abney & Wright
pro pct -.
Thos. J. whitaker. Of Edgsaeld. Abney Wright,
pro pet.
The following appointments Of assignees we're
made by B. B. Carpenter. Esq, and confirmed by
the Judge: Louis McLain for Archibald Armstrong,
F.w.&J.w Ford, Nathan q. Guyton. Joseph A.
Hussr and VIM. A. Wardlaw. David J. winn for
Charles B. F. Baker, John B. F. Moore and Robert
E. Cooper. Joseph NJ. Brown for W. J. Carter. Vim.
q. Mauldin for Hunt & Brother. ]. J. Ryan for
George W. Washington.
On motion Of Messrs. Rutledse b Young, the Pc
titon OF william CASTOR Allen, Of Beaufort, for vol
untary bankruptcy, was referred to B. B. Carpenter,
Esq, Registrar.
I Tx parte Henry Bischof b Co. In re. 8. Warren
Nelson. Hen. The report Of B. B. Carpenter, ESQ.,.
Registrar. was confirmed, and the sale Of the prop
erty in question was ordered.
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HOTEL ARRrvA1s-MoNDAY, May 1S.-Paul-
ION HoteL-B R Roddin, Daniel Knight and Joseph
Knight, South Carolina; Colonel NJ Lee, Leesville,
G; DrS G Gourdin, Pinevile S C; M NJ Boynton'
colleton District; J Mcoullian, Philadelphia; E
Bronson. lady and child, South Carolina.
Charleston Hotel.-John 2 Savage, Jr City;
Moore, Black Mingo; Robert L singletary, South
Carolina; Jw Gamble, Florence; T Cook, United
States Army; George r Congdon, Georgetown, G;
W Mayrant Richardson, Georgetown; d smyser'
Aiken; Mr and Mrs:D Denny, Boston; j Hegh'
Madison. Ga; John Treadwell, Atlanta, Ga; olai'
borne Snead, Augusta, Go; Brooks and
Brooks, Salem, Ohio; Colonel John Andrews, UNI
ted States Army; W Frke, Boston; DR. M Moore
and John Moore, Sumter; General q 0litz, City
A @ Spain, Darlington; W W Harilee, Marion, @;
q D Buck and Holmes Buck, Bucksvile.
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COURT OF EoUIrY-CHANGLLoR LEsEsNE
,paEs1DRa.-Hsig vs.. Cohen. The pleadings were
resd, and Mr.. MILES was heard for the complainant
and aIr. Cohen for;the defendant. Iscr *
In this case the defendant Joseph Cohen. in Sep
/. tember, 1856, purchased house from Haig for
s11, 900 in gold, to be, paid five hundred dollars
quarterly in gold; and to secure the payment gave
his bond, with Jacob Cohen as surety, and mort
gage to secure payment of the bond and entered
into possession. Defendant paid FIVE hundred dol
lars cash. in gold, and psid the first instament In
gold. Defendants them refused to make 'furfner
payments except In United States treasury notes.
Complainant fled his bill to compel the payment by
defendants according to their contract.
The question discussed in the case is, whether the
act of Congress Of July. 1852, declaring treasury
notes legal tender. spphes in case where the par
ties have contracted with the knowledge of the act,
and have expressly and solemnly covensnied to pay
in gold. -.@s
The complainant contends that the act Of Congress
does not apply in this osse and that the defendants
having engaged to pay in gold and having acted ON
their enesscinent. a'they cannot without a fraud
; mon the plaintiff. set the act mp now"
rhs defsndants contend that the not OF Congress
does spply md 10 constitutional; and thas the state
Courts ara bound to consider the Law binding ane
Nclared unconstitutional BY the Supreme Court
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REa1srRAr1oN.-In aecordance with orders

REa1sTRAT1oN.-In accordance with orders
from District Headquarters the books of registration
were opened yesterday at the different precincts
There was no crowd or confusion. The voters, both
white and colored who had neglected this necessary
step. were prompt in their attendance, and for
time the managers were kept quite busy. Some
changes have been made in the precincts, when II
would be wellahat voters should note. Wards and
2 are consolidated, and the books kept open at the
City Hall, from II A. N. to P. N. The stonewal
Engine House at the corner of George and Green
street is the registering precinct for Ward 4 The
following table shows the result of yesterdays regis
tetino.
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CHEAP RATES FOB HEAVY FRE1aHrs TO PHILA-
pr1pn1A-The Baltimore and Charleston Steamship
Company have completed their arrangements tor
the prompt transportation of freghts of all kinds to
Philadelphia and at very low rates Shippers of the
Ashley River 'phosphates," flooring boards lumber,
and other bulky articles. will find it advantageous to
make their engagements with Messrs. Courtenay &
Trenholm, agents. as this line promises regular COM
municaHons during the summer, while direct ship
ments are not always at hand.
Cotton rice, naval stores, &C., have usunl dispatch
BIZ this hue Of steamers.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUC11ON SALES THIS Day:

JoHN G.. MnNoR b Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
at the Adger building, corner King and Market
streets. by order Of the assignee large and desira
Bile stock otflrnjtre. ~
LE1Tos ,Bsuss viii sell at II O'Clock, at the old
. postoface, valuable real estate.
G.IWs eSTKFTfSs .& Co. viii sell at half-past 8
o'clock at their store No. so Vendue Range, bacon,
butter, &c.5= .
T. NJ. CATER will sell at three-quarters past
O'Clock, on Browns wharf butter. shoulders, &c
JEFFoRDs Co. win sell at three-qusrters past
O'Clock. In front Of their stores, Yendue Range, ba-
/. con, cheese, &c.
MILES DRAKE win sell at 10 O'Clock, st his store,
corner King and Liberty streets, dry goods cloth
ing, &c. -....5 = -, :.
TAUaSY & ALEXANDER will sell ct 10 O'Clock, at
their store, No. 1877 East Bay, corn, molasses &C.
CLHroRD MATHKwEs will sell at half-past' 10
. O'Clock, at their Office, Broad-sreet furniture,
piano, &c.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE AT
MAoKEY &BAKERs.-Attention is directed to the sale
Of the entire stock of furniture in the establishment
of Messrs. Mackey l. Baker, Market-street near
King The auction will be conducted by Messrs.
John G. Minor o., and all who desire to secure
Advantageous bargains should attend.
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FRUIT FRUIT THE lovers of West Indian
fruits feast both their eyes and psates at Messrs
welch l. Biandes truiterers, Nos. CT and 60 State
street. These gentlemen have secured the cargo Of
the schooner Xoratio Babson, direct from Ruatan
and they offer the same at low rates from tho vessel
Their advertisement appears in another column.
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lily present Stock, il desired, will be sod plyable
1st January for approved City acceptance WITH per
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SO1AON, Con-', W. a-'D 0S-'If''AH SA'of -
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and in the hills during the cultivation or corn and
other crop. When crops have been previously
manured in the usual way and found to BE- of slug
glsh growth it may be augmented by the Of thus
Fertilizer.
out the Southern States during the past Sfteen
years.
For full analyses of MAPES' NITROGENlZED
SUPER-PHOSPaATE OF LIME, letters from prom-
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and analyses Of crops. see descriptive pamphlets,
which will te furnished free of charge; and all
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SOLE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA,
April 18 No. 153 East Bay.
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OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.

MAIN GCARDH0U>E,
CHARLESTON, S. c., April q 1858.
NOTICE.-THE ORDINANCE PROHIBITING
IN the firing of guns pistols, squibs, &e., within
the city limits will hereafter be strictly enforced
Shooting on the farms Streets lanes and roads
south OF the Forks OF the Road is violation of the
ordinance.
By order of Mayor CooswELL-
C. B. S1GWALD,
ApriI Chief Of Police.
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NoT1oEs m Meetings OF the
creditors Of the aforementioned bankrupts, prove
debts and choose assgnees will be held at the office
of the Registrar. Hon. B. B. Carpenter, No. 72 Broad
street, on the days and at the hours named:
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educators. Hosts Of recommendations published In
our Circular. - .
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Tn. n.GusspHousrs sRsDgupa=sFeH of our

THSs Ga1RpHousEsR REDrgIyus.4Fev OF our
citizens can have fstled tosrotlce the improve
.msnts recently enectsd In this edihce Though the
work is SIN progressing, the court room VIM be
sopensd u fha Eals q offenders tpsmorrew!rsTai
room sssesn htsed ap care and presents
a pleasing contrast to its tosmsr dtngy aspect The
walls have BEEN pspered in imitation Of oak, with
sbrshs colosed bordering. while the desks and ether
parts Of the room aye bean subjected to the ordeal
.;os the paintsT,s Drush With decidedly good effect
Mr.. J.. G. Callahan has the contract for this work
upon the gusrdhouse and expects to close his abors
before the new regime comes in. sg
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The Ep1soopALs |. CoNvENTToNs--We are re-
. quested to ste that it was the Rev. Mr. Pinckney,
!. and not the Rev. Paul Trapier, who made the mo-
ton on Saturday last for the payment Of arrears Of
salary TO the professors Of the seminary We regret
that the error should have crept into our report
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cRowHNa rHE QuEEN.-Tbe pupils Of Mrs.
Jacobs seminary held their May Court Last night, at
= the parlor Of the sls House, and the mir Queen was
crowned with the. Usual solenntdes -''-4'--
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THE DAILY NEWS.

@ LARGEST CIRoULATION.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TUE LARGEST CIR
,cULATIcN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
,PUBLIsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
,NG IN TIE posToFF1oE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE pRov1s-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToEFIcE LAW.
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INsrA11AT1oN rExTRAoRDNARY.--The pro
ceedngs Of Council WIN be noteworthy tonight from
the fact that Vim. McKinlay the new colored alder
man, whose appointment wan announced In THE
DAuY. NEWS of Saturday, WIN quality and take bis
J: seat as member Of :thss Board. McKinlsy was
member thsrscsnt convention. and is an old resi-
>dent Of this ~. - -
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QUACKENBos' GRAMMARs :

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30 centB
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MAY MAROON OF THE HEFREuNpsGHArTsBUND.-
This society celebrated their annual May tesrival yes
terday, at the schutzenplatx large number Of the
members Of te Bund, with their invited guests pro-
ceeded to the grounds of the shooting club atan early
hour, and she day was spent pleasantly In dancing
shooting and other social enjoyments. The ladies
tried their skin at the target and handsome work
boz WIS awarded to the fzir markswomnn whostruck
the white. Theisngthening shadowe warned the gay
party that was time to think Of home and they re-
luctany left the grounds and took the cars for'the
city. {, 4ss3gs ~ y
The BruderHsherband WIN sise their Msy festival
I. tomorrow. 49, G q ~ - ) -
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THE CaNssRYAygt9c cLUB nj e1VARn I'm
: accordance With noaee published IN The NEws,
the Conservative residents Of the upperwar met at
. the warrington Engine House last night and DR.. T.
B. Aldrich was called to the chair: The ecommittee
appointed so frame rules for the goysrnment Of tbs
club reported, and after some discussion and few
amendments the rulee, eight in number, were adopt
1t was then moved that the club be authorized to
adsertise the day Of its next meeting The associa-
ton then sdjournedt to next Wednesday night when
the officers will be elected. number Of places
where subscription Lists could be opened we're desig
mated, and motion made to adopt the suggestion,
which was agreed to. ~
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All TINT LOT OF LAND to the south of the one
just described, measuring foriy-fve (45l feet on
Gadsden-street. the same on the back or east line,
and hundred and six 106 feet on north and south
lfpa
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All that LOT OF LAND to the south of the on
just described measuring fortyfve 45 feet front OF
Gadsden.street, the same on back or east line, ant
one hundred and six (106) feet on north and soutl
lines.
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"COSTAR'S" BUCKTHORN SALYE.
For Cuts, Burns, Bruises, &c.
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All that LOT OF LAND. equally attractive 4
location adjoining the above to the south. measu,
ing hfty-feet l50l front, on Rutledge street, tn
same on back line. by one hundred and eighty
eight 8S 81 eight inches on the north and sout
lines. On this Lot there are one or more woodel
buildings.
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"COSTAR'S" BISHOP PILLS.
Sugar Coated) Dinner Pill
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All that LOT OF LAND to the north Of the frs
described Lot partially filled up measuring thirty
six 1851 feet front on Rutledge street. the same OF
ba ck HIs, by one hundred and eighty pS8
feet eight inches on the north and south lines, b;
the same more or l:ss.