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ID EOElvED BY LATE IMPoRTATIONs, A
III choice assortment OF PIANO FORTES, at
strictly fectory prices; warranted for Ave years.
Also. eight different styles Of Cabinet Organs and
Melodeous. Ct the best makers.
Purchasers about selecting an instrument are In
vited to call aud examine the supply of excellent
instruments now offered for SALE In addition to the
above, the undersiRnedibegs to call attention to his
fine stock Of Musical Instruments and Musical Mer-
chandise, OF the best quality Foreign and American.
large and varied collection of Music Books, with
late and fashionable sheet Music hand, and re-
ceived as soon published.
Boosey & Co.'S popular standard of correct and
cheap Music Publications. from easy to the most
difficult, to suit all tastes Catalogues free ON ap-
plication.p
PIANO FORTEs Kept for Hire.
PIANO FeRTES and other Musical Instruments
tuned, repaired. taken in exchange and bought.
HENRY SIEGLING.
G ON NER KING AND B BEAUFAIN
a@ ENTRANCE THIRD DOOR FROM KING.
March "a tuf1mo
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AROUND THE HARBoR.-The attention of
sigh-seers is called to the steamer trip around the
harbor, advertised for this morning. Time is al
lowed for the proper examination Of the different
objects of interest, ,t
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THE STATE CoURT-HoN. R. B. CARrENrKR
sPREsIpIaa.---MoNDAY. March 2s.--The call of the
Equity Docket and the trial OF causes Of no general
interest occupied the court to the 1our adjourn
ment,
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative Association,
at half-past z p. M.
st. Georges Society. at 8 P. M.
Charleston Steam Fire Company Of Axmen, at
half-past p. NJ.
Charleston Rihemen Society at half-past 7 P. NJ.
Promphtude Fire Company, at p. M.
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IMPORTANT TO THE BAR.-It will be seen by
the proceedings of the United States Court yester
day. that hereafter motions in bankruptcy will be
heard from ten to twelve o'clock every day, Satur
days excepted, and at other time during the day
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A CHARLESTON MECHANIC ABRoAD.-The Sa-
vannah Advertiser pays high compliment to Mr..
John Baker. the skilfu organ builder of this CITY,
for the thorough and satsfactory manner in which
he has repaired tho organs Of the four churches in
Savannah, and states in substance that Mr.. Baker
has made good reputation IN that city.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTIsE.-THE NEWS jon OFT1oE.-The un-
defsiened having concluded an arrangement with
the proprietors OF The CHARLESTON NEWS, have re-
moved their Job Printing Establishment into TnE
NEWS building, No. 149 East Bay. The busiaess
Will In future be conducted as "THE NEWS Job
Once" Being both practical aud experienced Job
Printers, and enjoying the advantage an entirely
new OUTFIT Of material including the latest and most
improved styles, they are prepared to execute at
short notice, and reasonable terms, every de.
soription of Job and Pamphlet Printing in the best
manner. Oface in the third stery of THE NEWS
building. PARRY LITTLE
PIANOS. Music, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND
MATER1AL..-Mr. Henry sicgling advertises this
morning full and entirely new supply of nuscal
tnstruments. musio books, music and musical mate
rial he has on hand pianos OF all sizes, styles and
prices, from the best manufacturers also keeps
planes for hire. Pianos and other musical instru.
ments are tuned and repaired at short notice. For
further Information read the advertisement and cali
at the old and well-known music stand, corner of
King and Besafain streets, entrance on Deaufain-
street, third door from Kng-street
UNION BANK STcoK.-Messrs. r. NJ Marshall
Brother will sell ono hundred shares Of Union
Bankstoek. to-day, ct II O'Clock.
PALMET TO SHADES LUNoH. H.-Mr. H. Fehren-
bach will for lunch today the following deli
cases: Mock turtle soup, boiled mutton with capers
sauce, baked crab.
To THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
Observation-Disclosures "wHANN's' RAW BONE sU-
PERPHosPHATE OF LIME to be fully equal to the
hast Fertii in, ,Lok
and being desrous of having it thoroughly tested,
we have concluded to offer the following Premiums;
1st For the largest yield Of Cotton ftom an aore of
land, Silver Pitcher worth 500. I'd Fer the Sec
ond largest yield of Cotton from acre Of land
Silver Pitcher worth $50. Sd. For the largest yield
OF Corn from an of land, Silver Goblet worth
$25.
The above premiums will be awarded where
| "WHANNs'" RAW BONE sUPKRpHospHATE alone ia
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to furnish satisfactory evidence of the amount pro-
duced On the acre. and statement Of the manner In
| which they applied the manure. A limited amount
only of this Phosphate will be distributed during the
season. Prices delivered the at Charleston;
$65 per ton, cash; $40 for approved city accept
| ances, payable lss November. III.
| sCLAaHORN, HERRING & CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, 8. c.,
And No. Warren Block, Augusta. Ga.
February 23 limo
| The PRopRIEToRs OF s'Whann's Raw Bone
Superphosphate of Lime cordially invite farmers,
dealers and others interested in procuring Arst-
class manure, to call and examine their works. see
process OF manufacture, and inspect the materials
| used. They have secrets, give full value, and
guarantee their Phosphate to up to the stan
| dard analysis CiaRhorn, Herring & Co. are the
agents for the sale of in Augusta Charleston
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SAVANNAH STEAMERS. changes have
been made in the arrangements of the Savannah
; steamer Line of Messrs. J. d. Aiken & Co. Captain
VIM. T. McNelty. has assumed command Of the
Dictator. and Captain George e. Mcmillan. Of the
City Point The day Of sailing Of the City Point has
been changed from Saturday to Friday. Hereafter,
the Dictator will arrive here Saturday instead Of
Sunday, and tho City Point on Wednesday, instead
Of Thursday.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
l. For Diseases OF tho Throat
PROBABLY NEVER BEFORE IN TEE WHO'LL X
history OF medicine has nything won 60 widely AND
thls excellent remedy for pulmonary eomniaints -
Through long series Of years, and among most Of
the races OF men. 1t has risen higher and higher IN
uniform character and power to cure the yarous aS
fectons Of the lungs and throat have made known
as as Tsabls protector against them While aaaped
70 mider formS Of diseaae and to young children a.
Is ct the same tKne the most eectual remedy that
can be given for tnciplent consumption, ana the dan
vision against sudden attacks Of Group it shouId he
kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all are
somemmee SO sn35eo. TO colds and coughs, all should
Although settlel CONSUMPTION 10 thought ipcura.
ble still great numbers OF cases whore the disease
the patient restored to sound health by the CHERRY
PEcToRAr. 30 complete is it's mastery over the dis
orders OF the Lunes and Throat that the most OBJ
stnate OF them yield to it. When nothing else could
reach them, under the CHERRY PEoToRAL they sub.
| side and disappear.
sion from 1t. -o>
ASTHMA is always relieved and often wholly cured
byit ''-oN '
ER-
RY PEcToRAL IL small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that we need
not bnsh the certificates Of them here or do mora
tpan assure the public that ats qualities are fully
maintained lI
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY
PHYSIC,
Are 70 composed that disease within tina ranoe ~
their action can rarely with stand or evade them.
Thelr penetrating properties search and cleanse
ana ana invigorate every portion OF the human organ.
fin its diseased action and restorinG it,
heaithy yitsl!ties As consequence of these bro.
POI tes the invalid who 1s bowed down with main or
phystcal debility to astonshed to find his heaIth or
energy restored BY remedy at once no simple ana
Not only do they cure the everyday comp,ainta
OF everybody, but also many formidable and danger
Gus diseases. The agent below named is pleased to
certificates of their cures and irectiona "a, tiaty
use IN the following complaints |: Costiyeness
HEARTBURN Headaohe arising from disorder al
stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Pain In and Morbid
ntc, Jaundtce, and other kindred Complaints. AVE.
ing nom low state Of tho body or obsty,ction ~
it6 xuncons. They arc an excellent alSarativa tor
we renovatton ofthe blood and the restoration Of
ease. nas,I 1-Its -,''''-- 4, = I.-->'''N ~ "''-
q Br. y. C.1AYAka Is CO.,,
Sold at Wholesale. by powIR K NOISE. "a; Sc Il
Charleston. 9. o.. and by Retail Drugg1sts every.
where. fmw3mos ;,DAo Deeembsr 2S
RO $ A ID "a IT, L $
s .... eo N. Purifles the Blood.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The cases heard yester-
day were not quite numerous as they ce enerallv
are on Monday morning.
Clara Richardson, celored girl, for being drunk
and noisy in house In King near Queen street. was
nned 30. Clara couldn't raise the money. and had
to "go up fer Ave days.
Henry Haseltine. white, for stealing cotton from
George W. Williams & Co.'s, Hayne street. To be
prosecuted by magistrate 90 up for twenty DAYS.
He went up.
g Grant white under the inauenes Of liquor on
Chisolm's wharf. Discharged
Robert Goodwin, colored, making noise in front
OF the Hu2uenot Church anddisturbing the services
Not guilty. Discharged. -
James Walsh, white. drunk and unable to take
care OF himself at the corner Of Broad and Meeting
streets. Fined SIS.
PIE Gourdine, white, drunk ard lying down IN
the street Fined S6.
Robert Lloyd, colored, vagrant, was sent to the
Hoase Of Correction for twenty days.
There several cases of .sQentlemen,v tiobts >,
which were made to suffer to the tune OF SO ana Ak
each.
white woman, with her nose bleeding and her
face and arms very much scratched, as though she
had encountered host OF grlmalkins, was paradina
u ana down Broadstreet yesterday seeking re-.
dress against the denstmonde OF Elliott. street whom
she alleged had beaten her terribly for endeavorinQ
TO recover her hege lord and master from their EN-.
braces She repaired to Squire Burke's ONCE where
the necessary documents were drawn up. seoamdens
artew. for their arrest. m
For some hrne past. whenever there would be
party or opportunity Otherwise Afforded one or moro
small beys would stesl overccats fro tho entries az
houses and places whore they woale Ss lett. They
have bafed the vigilance Of the detectives for some
time; but yesterday they captured Ben Lockwood.
oolored. who stole an overcost fee Mr. Bissell soe
time ago.
Elssbeth Middleton, colored, ~ss arrested yester-
day charged with having committed tho burglary
In Mr. Renters house on Friday night last.
Jehn Bright. colered, notorious thief VIVA
caught by Oacer Nipson yesterday afternoon At the
SSatn Csrclna Railroad depot, where lie was stsaI-
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PALMET 70 SHADES LUNCH. II. Fehren-
bach will for lunch today the following deli
cases: Mock turtle SOUP boiled mutton with capers
| sauce, baked crab.
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COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAHRoAD.-At q
meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the Columbia
ana Augusta Railroad, held ON Monday, the 10th
instant, the following gentlemen were appointed Q
committee to confer with the Board Of Directors OF
the South Carolina Railroad: Edward Thomas, Esq,
OF Augusta; John J. Cohen. Esq, of Augusta L. D.
sChilds, Esq. Of Columbia. The committee hereto
fore appointed behalf Of tho South Carolina Rail-
road are Messrs. Geo. A. Trenholm Henry Gourdin
and Louis d. DeSaussure.
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UNION BANK STooK.-Messrs. r. M. Marshall
Brother will sell one hundred shares Of Union
Baakstoek. to-day, ct II O'Clock.
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IN SIX Oh APPERs,

. . Il ~ - y
CHAPTER ,I.-B1BynooD. a,S,eH
The dearest of limples, the tiniest face, -
With q baby's bewihching, inscrutable grace,
! Gan we fancy just now she will go the whole
When her wee head has known seventeen
For now shos 9 laugh, and, o kiss, and smile,
Looking up At mannraa r with shy glance all the
A ooquette In her cradle, shs,ll sweetly eguile
Wisha childiah Irritation all comers. ~
Ss ~ CHAPTER II.-oIRLHooD.
A girl-sweeter far for the shy little look,
Az che bendsIo'er q novel; orsonie lesson book,
At gonass nice, little boy. tia her earliest
In a, game that viii end in her winning.
Though cynical Byron might sneer at . girl
Who enjoys bread and butter the tiniest curl
On her head can set young thoughts in amo-
rous whirl,
And the loves of life arc beginning.
CHAPTER Iu.-MAIDENHooD.
Grown older, she grows also sweet and eerenc,
There's O halo of love around pretty nineteen,
And ehe rules DER court, an imperious queen,
Whose commands are 80 pleasant to follow.
Fair lady, counsel you, bring down your bird
While he sighs for smile, while he hangs on
word, ta -
For man'sheart, as, doubtless, you often have
heard, i
, Is terribly vacant and hollow. .esi.
CHAPTER Iv.--a1ATnoNHoop.
You're married-now throw of the flimsy dis
guise,
Re1 look on you now with far different eyes,
And you'll fefgn the politest, serenest surprise,
If he ever expects wifely duty.
What's the use of q husband but this, 30 you'll
say, al, tta,
Just to hear all your whims, and to grin, an d
He's abore, too, sometimes, when he stops in
OFF, victory won by ynnr beauty.
CHAPTER v.AMornERuoop.
You've children' Ah,well! keep them safely
Let = Diem play with the nursery tables and
chairs, |tf3 'a'2l-7ts'at'-
They're . source of annoyance and infinite
If once you begin any nursing
You've too many visits to make and receive,
And you've too many pleasures from morning
till eve, ,',,ae
And you've too many balls, where you'll dance
and deceive ~. -.
In part that needs little rehearsing.
CHAPTER vI.-THE END.
Is the tale well nigh told2 Has the end come
at last, rl
When the pleasures and sins of your life are
And something is creeping your heart round
That you gasp for breath3 With stern
face he
Comes in who will strip off the tinsel and gold,
And your heart will cease beating-your fac e
will grow cold,
And the. sod and the daisies upon you be
rolled
And sigh -"Requiescat in pace"
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The English papers record tolerably
smart mot, that is attributed to Earl Cla-
rendon, the present foreign minister for
Great Britain. Mr.. Sumner, after liv-
ing into advanced age bachelor, mar
ried, three years since, young widow
of great personal attractions. Recently,
the man and wife have, on the ground Of
incompatibility of temper, separated.
Lord Clarendon being asked what i'm
preston Mr. Summers late speech had
made upon him, answered: 81 have read
it, sir, with much interest, and have
formed from it very high opinion Of
Mrs. Sumner"
Three colored children, aged respec-
lively five, eight and eleven. were drown
ed in the Kalamazoo River, at Allegnn,
Michigan, recently, by their step mo-
ther, who was jealous of them. The
woman had been married to the father
of the children but few weeks. At the
point in the river where the children
We're drowned, the water is only about
two feet deep, and, as the mother con-
fessed, the children were held under the
water until life was extinct.
One Of the most powerful labor organ
izations in this country has been formed
by the journeymen shocmukers of Mas
sachusetts, under the title of "Knights
OF st. Crispin." The guild now com
prises about $4,000 members. 40, ,OOO of
whom are employed in the boot and shoe
producing towns of the Bay State.
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which were aggravated by the sciofulous con-
tamlnation until they were painfully affecting,
have been radically cured in such great mum.
bcrs in alm0st every section of the country
that the public scarcely need to be Informed of
its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is one fthc most dcstruc-
tive enemies of our race. Often, this unseen
and Ii.felt tenant of the organism uudermincs
the constitution. and invites the attack If en-
feebling CT fatal diseases, without exciting a
suspicion of its presence. Again, it seems to
breed infection throughout the body and then,
on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other of it's hideous forms, either
on the surface or among the vitals. In the
latter, tubercles may be suddcnly deposited in
the lungs or heart, or turlors formed in tho
liver. or it shows its presence by eruptons on
the skin or foul alterations on some part OF
the body. Hence the occasional use of bottle
OF this SARSAPARIILA il advisable, even
when no active symptoms of disease appear
Persons afflicted with the following complaints
generally find immediate relief and at length
cure, by thr nse of this SA RSI IP4RILLA:1
-inttony's FIRE, Rose or Erysipelds, Tette,. Salt
Rheum, Scdld Head, Ring,c0,m, Sore Eyes,
Sore Ears and other eruptions or visible forms
OF Scrofulous disease. Also, in the more con-
cealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy Heart Dis
ease, Fits, Epilepsy, Neuralgia and the various
Uicerous affections of the muscular and nery-
Gus stems.
Syphilis or Ienereai and Afe,.cuiol Diseases
are cured by it, IL Lough along time is required
for subduing these obstinate maladies by any
medicine; utlong continued use Of this me-
dlclne Will cure the complaint. LeucOjThRd or
Whites, Uterine Uicerdtions, ana Female Dis
eases. are commonly soon relieved and ulti-
matoly cured by its purifying and invigorating
enect. Minute directions in each case are found
in our Almanac, supplied gratis. Rhevmatis,n
and Cont, when caused by accumulatons of
eXtraneous matters in the blood, yield quickly
to it. as also Ltre' Complaints TOrpidRy, Con-
gestion or Inflammation of the Lire1 and Jpun-
dice. when arising, they often do, from the
ranking poisons in the blood. This Sd RlSA-
PAR!LLA is great rostorer for the strength
and vigor of tho system. Those who Ian
guid and Ltstless, Despondent, .Heepiess and
troubled with Nervous ApprehensiOns or Fears,
or any of the affections symptomatic OF Weak
ness, will find immediat to relief and convincing
evidence of its restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED by
DIR. j. c. AVER d CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists
April 2 +5mo
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co..

sksR ssSy 4ss2 s.Szxz&E6 schedule for Paseen-
ger Trains over this road:
Leave Charlotte. II Sc p m Arrive. IL 35 p m
- Greensboro 505 nj and TIT p IN
y" Raleigh o Al q. m. and SC p. m.
Arrive Goldsboro 1925 m Leave 10. 80 D n.
Through Passengers by this line h ave choice
OF routes Uid Greensboro and Danville to Rich
mond. or rid Raleigh and Weldon to Richmond
or Portsmouth: arriving at all points North OF
Richmond at same time by either route. Con-
nection made at Goldsboro with Passenger
Trains on WILMINGTON and Weldon Railroad to
and from wi mington, and Freight Train to
Weldon. Also tc NeSbern, on A. & n. c. r.
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The Birds Have Flown.

Last week our Sheriff, with o strong
posse, carried hence thirteen of the jail
birds to the State Penitentiary at Colum-
bia, under the order of the Court. Some
of these birds of plumage will remain
there until their piumage assumes diff
ferent hue-their sentences varying from
one to thirty years.
OF the posse that assisted Sheriff Col
Inns in removing the prisoners to their
future destination, was our old corpulent
friend, Charles W. The best of us
have our failing, but friend Charles has
nm uncommonly strange disposition to be
o .'hail fellow" with everybody-espe-
cially with any one of note whom he has
ever seen. Governor-then General
Scott, during q visit to our village in the
palmy days of the Bureau, two or three
years ago, had occasion to lodge several
days with this same Charles, who was
Jailer at that time-a small circumstance
which has ever been a subject of most
gratifying recollection. to our rotund
friend. .E.I @E so:
The facts will explain the following
place at Columbia, last week:
Scene--Piazza National Hotel.-Charles
with the Sheriff and others of the posse
awaiting breakfast--Charles observes
Governor r. X, Just arrived from
Charleston, advancing up the street
AS the Governor approaches opposite to
where Charles stands, Charles gives vent
to series of peculiar snorts not unsimi-
lar to those doleful sounds one frequent
ly hears emanating from big bull.frog,
as he sits on his tussick near stagnant
pool in the twilight of evening, signifi-
cant of the fact that he knows n meeting
with His Excellency will give him conse-
quence among his companions.
The Governor approaches still nearer.
Charles snorts with increased force and
glances triumphantly at the Sheriff and
the rest, who stand sbashed in the pre-
sence of the "big man," now growing
bigger.
The Governor is opposite to Charles
and is rapidly passing by.
Charles. chagrined ut the failue OF His
Excellency to notice him, and feeling his
dignity ut stake, advances:
"Gov'nor, how dye"
The Governor turning in blank as
tonishment at the rudely familiar saluta-
tion-"Pardon me-aw-I-did any one
accost me?"
Charles-"Why, Gov'nor, you hain't
forgot me, have ye? don't you remem-
ber you boarded with me fifteen days
once, when was jailer at Marion?"
The Governor-evidently disconcert-
ed, hastily Interrupts "Ah-hem had
forgotten--I-have the pleasure-that is
I am pleased to recognize you-I have a
pressing-t isl must beg you to ex.
cuse me just now"-leaving.
Charles-"Ill want to see ye fore I
leave, Gov'nor, and talk over old matters.
you know-I'll alters remember when
you boarded fifteen
The excessively annoyed
''Hem-yes-Mr. Wiggins, L shall be
glad to see you at my room-that is at
10 o'clock. Good morning" Moves
hurriedly off.
Charles-"Well, I'll see ye," (raising
his voice as the Governor walks Off. 80,
Gov'nor, tell Doctor Nagle I'll call for
the draft for the money the State owes
me for keeping the Jail"
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

DRS. REYNOLDS & REY-
SsS1sp NOLDS arc prepared to furnish
UfpxS ARTIFICIAL TEETH on a
IlIIP larger scale than heretofore and
at rates much below the usual charges.
Their recent improvement, lately patented,
constitutes the highest order OF art in this
speciality, and is fully warranted. Dcptures
constructed by this process posse"s many atl-
vantages over gold plate work, and can be sup
piled at about half the cost OF the latter
An examination of specimens, especially by
those having experience in such matters, is re-
specially invited. Ordinary VULCANITE
RUBBER SETS s25. The same, strengthened
by gold bands, s35. Terms cash. April 30!
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Notice.
MAYORS OFFICE,

ht1OhH u,
COLUMBIA, June II, 1869.
fRNHE following regulations, as sanitary moa-
observed by citizens interested, to wit:
Ihat lime, or some other disinfecting agent
be used at least once n week in all privies and
cesspools within the limits of the corporation
until tho 1st of November next.
That tho owners or occupants OF all lots that
arc overgrown with weeds or rank vegetation
shall cause the same to be cut down and de-
stroyed. By order of the Mayor.
June Is 6 j. S. MCMAHON. CITY Clerk