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BOOKS Il STATIONERY.
NEW BOOK TO D Y
IN AT
ERENCHS
10. Q6 KING STR EET


No. IS KING STREET.
Hymns. Ancient and Modern, for use IN the
Services o the Church, with accompanying
tunes, by William Henry Monk, Organist OF
the Choir Of Kings College, London;
Life of Philip Doddridge. d d, with notlces
of bis contemporaries and specimens OF his STYLE
by D. A. Harshns, M .u.
The White Rose, by &. j. Whyte Melville
10 cents.
Aspects of Humanity, Brokenly Mirrowed
in the ever Swelling Current OF Human Speech
Is cents
Improved Modern Pocket Dictionary of the
French and English Languages for the every
day purposes of travellers and Students py
Ferdinand f. A. Case. r.
The Sexes Here and Hereafter. by, w m. d
Holcombe NJ D., author Of Cur Children III
Heaven" Sl.50.
Hans Breetmsn in Politics. Humorous Po'
em, by Charles G. Leland:
Another lot to-day of Hit to Hit, by John
Esten Cooke. $l.60.
Recrestions OF Country Psrson, new edl
ton. An admirable book. 2vols.; S2.5O.
Daily something new. ro,,
u, h. ERENOn.
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Opened THIS DAY, MAY ATE.
JAPANESE CLOTHS FOR SUITS.

These goods are very cheap, an 1 are certain
ly beautiful Tor summer suits. We have hem
both plain, strioed and plaid Our assortment
OF DRESS 900 is j. very large
nv "a WITMER II SLAGMhkE Elk.
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS.

NEW AND A1TRAUIIV BUUko.
The Pilgrims Progress, by John Bunyan1'
printed on very largo type. and elegantly IL
iustrated with many. colored eHgrsvings; an
octave volume; London edition So,
BOOKS OF ONESYLLABLE.
Robinson Crusoe, Evenings at Homo, and
Swiss Family Robinson. by Mary doipnin,
in words Of one syllable, printed on large type
and beautifully illustrated with col red engrs-
vlngs. Sl5J each. London edition
riet B. McXeever author Of "Edith's Minis
try" SC. $l26. 81
Just published and for sale BY.
ROBT. BELL Bookseller,
NV 81 King street.
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DRY GOODS.
MATING, sc.

CTRAW MATING, &c.
have just received lot of G sIkA a1.n " a NV =
GOODS in nth the way way Of DRESS MATERIALS
BLEACHED GOODS, PIQUAS, H0SiEhi % i:
&c inv 27-3tl j NJ. STE WA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPENING OF PORTNERS q A X d Il y
AND PLEASURE GROUNDS.

OfEEH1NNbS HNb fGEAsGEE 2E rHKEEGGkk65U Gk6UNbs. i 81
take pleasure to announce to the public
that have opened my GARDEN. which has
been fitted up in very fine style. Parties visit,
ing the Garden will find amuscments OF all
kinds. The place will be kept in such Il man.
ner that every family may come and VISIT II
all kinds LAGER BEER fresh from the
Brewery Vaults. Parties or associations wish,
ing to hold Picnic or other Festival will lind
this place best adapted for that purpose, as the
Garden and all the grounds can be procured
for a day or night by any respectable party at
Al Oft ROBERT PORTNER.
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How TO CHOOSE AND Cook STEAK.
steak usually considered the best is cut from
the lon, the piece formerly almost entirely used
tor roasting, and called the srloin. This Is the
celebrated porter house steak. 1t has the ten
derloip, with les delicious. soft fat. for those
who like tender meat, and the sirloin, which Is
somewhat more highly favored. The porter
house steak is better than the tenderloin or the
fet; the latter is very tender, but 1t has not
much favor, and should be larded or served
with some sauce to be good dish. The small
sirloin steak is almost as good as the porter
house. A magnificent steak, and one seldom
cut in this country, Is from the rib, say the
second cut ribs, which are usually counted the
best roasting pieces. The steak, 1t properly
cooked can hardly be exceed By the best por-
ter house. 1t should be an axiom with all good
marketers that no steak can be properly cook
ed that is less than an inch and quarter IN
thickness and it is better an inch and halt
thick.
To broii good steak IS easy, aud at the
same time it is difficult sometimes to make
cooks appreciate the importance OF minutie,
and to force them to discard certain old fash
oned, mistaken notions. To one familiar only
with the results of culinary operations, it will
seem almost preposterOus to say that good
steak should not he pounded; but it Is fact
that implements have been devised and con-
structed for that purpose alone Do not pound
a good steak, but fiatten it little with the side
6. the chopper, trim it properly, prepare it
carefully, and cook it rapidly.
10 prepare the 7teak rub in salt and pepper
we'll with the hand, and grease both sides
slightly with sweet lard or fresh butter. Use
none of the strong butter Of inferior quality,
commonly known as cooking butter The steak
thus prepared should then be placed between
the bars of well warmed light gridiron, so
that il can be- easily turned over the hire. The
preparation OF the fire is the most Important
point OF ALL The very best IS a clear tre OF
bright hickory Goals The next best is char.
coal fire; but bright fire of ordinary coal will
broil pretty WELL 1t is Indispensable that the
ire he hot and clear and there should he no
smoke from dripping gravy, which can easily
be avoided with proper care. Put the steak
oyef the fire, and turn often until done. When
done, place it upon hot dish, sprinkle over 1t
little more salt and pepper, spread over 1t a
little sweet butter, and let 1t be served and
eaten Immediately. The difference in flavor
between we'll cooked steak eaten Immediately
aud one served Ave minutes after it is done IS
enormous Hearth Dc Home
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
On or before the lst day of June the saIscIih'
No. lOl King street, four doors cast Of their
present location. Wi hing to close out as
much of their present stock Of BOOKS and
STATIONERY as is possible before m oV g,
they offer all goods now in store at a very ma
terial reduction in prices. The business once
be removed at the ssme time and to the samo
place. ,cp
apo j. q w. j. ENTWlSLh
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n n rooK VIM. =. CREIGHTON.
IOOK 4 CREIGHTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PrRFDRUGSAYD CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
Tarnishes and Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
No l07 King street.
Prompt attention given to orders ana m
nniries from the country. mar 9-ll
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TRISIN-The subscribers have just received
/ supply of iRISIN, the great VEGETA-
BILE Alternative and TONIC for the cer-
tain cure O.! Scrofula, and all eruptions of the
skin, Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Sick
Headache. Nervousness. and Dyspepsia. The
the celebrated DR. John Wilkins, OF Baltimore.
For s&lc, Wholesale and retail by
COOK s. OR EIGHTON,
my 70 07 King street
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IL UaSEL GOES CELEBRATED SUPER.
Il PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Containing nearly per cent of Ammonia and
IS per CT OF Bone Phosphate of Lime.
The past fifteen years experience of its ap-
Mi alton on Corn, What and other Grains,
Tobacco, Potatoes, Turnips, Fruit Trees, Grape
Vines Garden Vegetables. and all small ruits,
has proved It's superiority over all other Super
phosphates in the growth Of the crop and per.
mnneut Improvement of the soil
Price S5S per 2UO0 lbs For sale by
THOS PERRY, Agl. Tor Alexs,
mar - No 10 KING street
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Organic WEAKNESS

Member o. tho Royal College OF Surgeons,
London. Graduate of one Of the most emineh'
Colleges in the United states, ana the tbs hesnit
rIs H of E London, Paris, Philadelphia, and else-
vi @here, hss effected some of the most sstonlsa;
ing c;Iies ihat were ever known, many troubled
Wi with ringing in tho head and ears when asleep
great Nervousness, being alarmed a. suooeh
Iended sometimes with arrangement OF Dind'
we're cured immediately.
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especially, who have become the yicNm. 10. %
solitary vice, thA, iresdful and dessruetiiT'
habit which annually sweeHh to an ulsme y
grave thousands OF Young Men OF inc mIs, me-
Inight otnerwise have entranced listening Sens,
tors With tho thunders o! eioquence, or ~ske.G
t. ostacy tho living Tyre, may call with iui
confidence.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

heavy rain fell in Augusta yesterday, which
was much needed by the crops.
The steamer Bremen, from Bremen, ran
ashore yesterday on Runner Shoals, New York
Harbor. Six tugs are endeavoring to float her.
Henry V. Clinton alias w. Bentley, arrested
in Wilmington, N. O., for forgery, has been
recognized as hn old criminal and surrendered
to the Governor of Illinois.
The Ohio Legislature have passed bill
authorizing Cincinnati to lend $40, 600 to
connect Cincinnati with the Southern railroads
centering at Chattanooga.
A Republican Convention has been called to
meet a. Houston, Texas, on the fourth Monday
in May, to harmonize, if possible, the wings
Of the party and nominate State officers.
There was an attempt in Columbia, Texas.
yesterday by band of armed men to break
up the colored Methodist quarterly meeting.
1t was promptly stopped by the citizens, who
protected the minister and congregation.
rink at ROse-street, Philadelphia, was
burnt yesterday, just after q velocipede race,
destroying thirty three velocipedes. The rink
had accommoda atoms for three thousand ska
ters. The origin Of the fire was accidental.
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EUROPE.
ENaLAND-NEwMARKET RACES.

Observation-Disclosures RACES.
LONDON, April 28.-At the Newmarket races
to-day the two year old plate was won by Guy
Dayrell, with Gertrude second and Mont Blanc
third. Seventeen horses ran.
IRELAND-DINNER TO THE FENIANS WARREN AND
CosTELLo-EHTHUsIAsTIc DEMONSTRATION.
CORK. April 28.-At O dinner given here, last
night, by the friends Of Warren and Costello,
on the occasion of their departure for America,
the Mayor Of the city was present and made an
infammatory speech. warmly eulogizing the
guests Of the evening. He was followed in q
similar strain by other gentlemen. The build
ing in which the banquet took place was sur
rounded by large crowd OF friends and SYM
pathiZers, who, during the evening, formed q
procession and paraded the streets with bands
and torches. The proceedings were marked by
much enthusiasm and excitement, and some
disorder.
FRANCE-TIME FIXED FOB ELECTION OF MEMBERS
CF THE CORPS LEaIsLATIF.
PARIS, April 28.-The session Of the Corps
Legislatif have concluded and that body has
dissolved. The elections of the members Of
the next Corps Legslatif have been fxe for
the 23d May.
PRUss1A-PRoTECTIoN TO EM1eRANTs ON SHIP
BOARD.
BERLIN, April 29.-Iu the Prussian Diet
Count Won Bismarck in reply to an inquiry,
said the convention made with the United
States for the protection of emigrants on ship
ard had so far failed of any practical re-
suit, owing to the obstacles in the way Of
establishing an International tribunal for the
adjudication of cases arising under the treaty.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STA1,E SUPREME COURT.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS. ]

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS.
COLUMBIA, April 30.AIn the Supreme Court,
to-day, the case OF M. G. Hall vs.. Joiner &
McAlister was resumed and concluded. Mau-
rice for the motion. The arguments of Messrs.
Dozier and Porter were read, contra.
The case Of G. B. Hazelden, A. Godbold ct
al, ads. e. J. Moody was heard. Harllee, for
the motion, read mis- brler.
John r.. Moore, assignee, vs. r. NJ. Sour
ry and G. d. Spearman, was heard. Baxter
for the motion, and Fair contra.
The following cases wese struck off: Mearn
and McFarlan, ads. D. Malloy ct al !; Charles
and John Irby, ads. D. Malloy ct al; James
Colt, admir-, ads. D. Malioy ct al; N. D. Stick
ling, ads. D. Malloy.
Appeals were abandoned in the following
cases Grady ct al VS.. j. McAlmer G. D.
Smith ads. Nj. Foot, Amelia B. Kins Ter vs. Ed
ward and H. Kinsler, executors. The case of
John w. Suber ct al ads. j. A. Bond, was
heard. Jones for the motion. Fair & CARING
ton contra. Pegues ct al vs.. Geo. Mccall ct
al, was continued
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

\ WASHINGTON, April a0.-secretary Boutwell,
4 has returned. There was full Cabinet meet
ing to-day excepting Ores WE'LL.
The last spike of the Pacific Railroad will be
driven tomorrow. The blows Of the sledge
will be recorded by every telegraph Office in
the country.
In the appeal Of Clark, Dodge & Co., against
the decision Of Assessor Webster, the commits
sioner virtually sustains Webster. This deci-
sion increases the brokers' tax in New York
about ten million dollars.
The Cabinet considered Southern elections
to-day, but nothing has transpired.
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THE GREENTILLE AND COLUMBIA
t4 RAILROAD COMRANY.

The annual meeting OF this company was
held in Columbia on Thursday last
On motion of Captain W. J. Earle, Of Green
vile, the meeting was organized by calling
chair, and appointing 9. v. Carrington, Eaq.,
secretary.
A committee to verify proxies and receive re-
ports OF the individual stock represented was
mitted their report, which showed that there
WAS larger representation OF stock than was
eyer present before, President Hammett read
the report Of the directors, and the report Of
which reports, together with the accompany
ing tables, we're presented as the annual report
Of the company, and we're, on motion, received
and unanimously adopted.
motion was made and passed to authorize
measures to be takes for the construction of
railroad from Ninety-Six to a point on the south
Carolina Railroad, the charter for which is held
by the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com
pany. Governor Orr said that he was anxious to
see the road built, and thought that the proper
route was to Aiken; bnt he wanted the direc-
tors to be perfectly unfettered In their move
ments. SO that they might make the best terms
charter. In the course OF his remarks Cover
nor Orr took occasion to criticisa the manage
ment OF local business of the Nreenyille road,
the South sana Caroline road aud the Charlotte
could out Of the public.
william A. Courtenay, ESQ.,, Of Charleston,
in reply.
The election of officers resulted as follows,
President-H p. Hsmmett, Of Greenville. Dil
xectors .B. Farmer, of NorLh Carolina; J. w.
derson;J. Low, Of Andersen; A. Mol3ee, OF
Brown, OF Anderson; W. A. Courtenay, OF
Charleston; 8: Fair, Of Newb erry; l.. d. Ch,lds,
OF K.chland; O. w. MONTGOMERY, sof Newber-
ry; IF. A. Conner. OF Abbeville. I
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Chriaty's Minstrels are performing in South
Africa. They travel about In coach OF their
own With four horses, golng seventy miles
o day, while their goods are toted along more
four bullocks each. The great Inconvenience
they ''rness with is that there are no halls to
play in." P8ople come macy miles to see their
sixteen-sheet pictorial posters.
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aT ASSESSORS NOTICE. THE ASSESS
MENT for the present year of Real Estate is COM
pleted and will be open for tho inspection of those
interested until the YIRsT MONDAY IN MAY next,
previous to which tme all intended appeals muet be
made. JOHN FERGUSON,
Assessor Town Of Mount Pleasant.
April Al w2sl
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as- DIR. wRIanT's REJUyENATTNe1

Z 80 DIR. WRIGHT's REJuyENATYNG
ELIXIR, oR EssENcf oF LIFE. cures Gene,ai
Dehity. Weakness. Hysterios In Females. Palu,ts.
ston Of tho Heart and all Nervous Diseases II IA.
stores new life and vgor to the aged eausins tho ho
blood OF youth to course the veins, restoring the
Organs OF aeneration, removing Impotency and De.
bility, restoring Manlness and full yigor, thus pr oy-
Ing perfect elixir Of Love-" removing sterilitv
aud Barrenness In both sexes 10 the yonna. mia.
dle aged and aged. there Is no greater boon tban
this klixir Of Life.'' i. gives nov lease az l,s
.eausing the weak and debiAtated TO have renet,Sa
ssrengh and vigcr and tho entise sysef, so thrill
with JOY and pleasure. NJ N rood s.f sg-fr,,t,-T
q Prices-cne bottle o.; Three bottles sS ya.re.-r
y Sold In Charleston, 8. g.. by Dr. H.e eBARR.pA.
". EoKEL a co., q. W, AIMAR, Nv. a., sKRrNR.
ED B. I. bURNHAM m lI a and md RAogIs LYNAH.,
/, ,.fe''7 ffeo''r7nars 10 MAO sw tutbasowsnos
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agCITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING at Half-past Ten
o'clock-in the EvENINa at Eight.
Mav1
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A@oFFrcE COUNTY, COMMISSIONERS.

A@rOFFTCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
FIREpROOF BUILDING. CHARLESTON, 8. G..
APRIL 10. iis89.--IICENsEs TO RETAIL. sFIRIT.
UOUs LIQUORS IN THE COUNTY --AM persons
who have failed to take out their licenses. "a re.
qured by the act of the General Assembly, are called
upon to DO so forthwith or the penalty attached TOR
neglect will be rigidly enforced.
All who neglect to take out their Licenses on the
LIST May proximo WIN be considered defaultsrs ana
win be dealt with accordingly. Hi4ltlG &
BY order OF Che Board. i'' WI .iii "a
Il. iHa IF. q. MILLER, e,
, April2O 9e Ii, 4 Sn,.,,,,..o
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Special Motifes.

a1- THE GENrLEMEN OF THE BAR
are requested to meet at the Court of Common
Pleas TO-DAY, at Twelve o'clock precisely.
BY order of the Chairman
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A@NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
FRANCESCA WERNER, wife Of HENRY WERNER,
of Walterboro', merchant, will, in ono month from
date carry on trade and business sea sole trader.
April 10 3d. H. may0s
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\ sg ERRORS OF YOUT1.--A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years nom Nervous Debility
Premature Decay ana all the effects Of youthful In.
Discretion. w for she sake OF suffering humanity
send sres 70 al Who nsed IL. ths receipt and drsc-
ions for making the simple remedy BY which he was
cured Sufferers wishing TO profit by the advertis-
sf's experience CON DO 90 BY addfessrs in rertec,
ionAdancs, GgaatsaI john b. OGDEN.
Februafy smos
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April Fl
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CtDMPY,n
THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.

CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN,
CHANGE OF SAILING DA rs!
S.r-s-sssa STEAMERS OF THE ABOVE
L>.x1Issy XIsss line leave Pier No A. North Rivev
SSIEXkG&3E>A foot of Canal street, New York. at
IL O'Clock noon OF the 1st 18th and
21st Of every month except when these dates fali
on Sunday. shen the Saturday precedirg
Departure of lst and 21st connect at Pansms vi.cs
steamers for South Pacific and Central America
ports. Those OF LIST touch at Man2anillo
Departure of 11th OF each month connects w.s.-
the new steam line from Panama to Australia ar
New Zealand.
Steamship JAPAN leaves san Fral CISCO for Ohira
and Japan May A. 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana. but 20
direct from New York to Aspinwar.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each AdI:.~
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information ApplY
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the whsH
foot Of Canslstreet, North River New York.
March II Tyr F. r. BABY, Agent f.
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E w YORk K AND CHAR LESION
STEAM MSHIP LINE.
FOR LIVERPOOL.

CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.
.c1-sanSs THE FIRST GLASS IRON SCREW
/ZH&sMFI1s1 Steamship MARMORA, r. M. ROB-
LE0lxglNfEdH~ INsoN Commander is now ready
to receive Freight tor the above port,
to sail or about 9Th of May
For Freight engagements. apply to
ROBERT MURE Il CO.,
April FL Boyce's wharf
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dividends. II, q. LOPER.
May stuth3 Cashier
a@ CAR D.-THE COMMITTEE ON
sCHUETZENFEsT beg to acknowledge with thanks
tbs receipt Of the following Prize Presents lin addi-
ton to those acknowledged yesterday all Of which
are now on exhibition at Mr.. Won SANTEN IS
STORE, No. 229 King-street:
One Britannia Fire-proof Tea or Coff ee Pot, from
JOHN HEEsEMANN & BRO, Housekeeping Articles
No. 321 King-street
One fine Patent Movable Bronze Gas Stand with
Shade and Flexible Tube from P. l.. GuILLEM1N,
importer Of Gas Fixtures, &C., No. 14O Church.
street.
One pair Fine Cashmere Pants, from O. e. & A. g..
JoHNsoN's Clothing Establishment, No. a17 King
street.
One complete Set China Tea Service, from the GER
MAN SCHUETzEN CLUB, 'GERMAN1A," from WASH
ington, 2. O.
One Engraved Silver plated Butter Dish, from
JAMES E. SPEARS Jewelry Establishme mt, No 2s5
King. street.
Two Fine French Felt Hats, from G. H. JoHNsoN's
"Temple of Fashion," No. 269 King street.
Fine Gilt and Silk Embro idered Rfeman's
Belt from e. F. ToRcK Esq, corner East Bay and
Queen streets.
One Silver-plated Cut Glass Cordial Stand, from
w. CARnINaToN b Co.'s Jewel Try Establish ment No
266 Ktng-street.
One Barrel Leaveping Flour from essrs STEM
HOUSE & Co.. Flour and Corn Merchants No. no
East Bay
Que Flexible Chain Back Photograph Album from
Professor Herman d. MEIER, Editor Charleston
Zeitung.
Two Sides French Calfskins from G. d. BaAHE
Co., Charleston. 8. g.. Importers French Calf.
skins, Shoe Findings &C., No. Is Hayne-street.
One Case California Wine, "Sparkling," from g. d,
AHRENs & Co., Family Groceries, Impor ters Cali
folnia Wines, &C.. No. 221 King, corner Market.
can Architects PRICE" consisting Of Silver
Medal to be given annually to the best IN arksman
who will form with twelve bullet Shots at 100 yards
distance the most perfect circle, said circle not to
be over 18 inches diameter-by JOHN n. DEvEREUx,
Esq Architect and Builder, corner East Bay and
Broad-streets.
One Fine Silver plated Teapot from JAMES ALIENS
jewelry establishment, No 3o7 King street.
May A. NIEMAN. Charm an.
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Service at halfpast Ten o'clock To-MoRnow NORM
ING. by Rev. w. w. HICKS, and in the EVENING at
Eight O'Clock.
Evening service-seats free as usual
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April 21

AT CHEROKEE PILLS, OR FEMALE
REGULATOR-Cure Suppressed, Excessive and
Painful Menstruation, Green Sickness, Nervous and
Spinal Affections. Pains in the Back. uystercs Sick
Headache. Giddiness. and all diseases that spring
fon irregularity, By removing the cause and all the
effects that arise from It, They perfectly safe in
all cases, except when forbidden by directions and
sre easy to administer, as they are nicely Sugar
coated. They should be In the hands OF every
Maiden, Wife and Mother In the land.
The Cherokee Pills are sold by ell druggists at 81
per box OF six boxes for $S.
Sold in Charleston, s. O.. by A. w. ECKEL & CO.,
q. W. AIMAR. w. A. SKRINEs RAoUL Il LYMAN,
ED. 8. BURNHAM and DR.. ii. BAER.
February 10 Dxo tnthseowSmos