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The Dailv News. TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 1900. LAKOEST CUKCULATION IN THE STATE. LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY. .sTTHE IjIST OK LBTTERB x-e sxxnininu in trie Postoffioe at the end of auoh -two??** 1st ptxhllshed ol?! o i? ill y im THE DAILY NTDWS every &ri duy morninu. . A Q- B N T S . The following are the Agents for this paper: W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Traveling and Collect, tog Agent Boy. COLIN MUROBTSOIV, Oenexal Traveling and Collecting Agent TOWNSEND ft NORTH, Booksellera and Stationore, Columbia, 8. O. Captain W. E. EARLE, Greenville, a 0. Col. J. J. RYAN. BarnweU. S. 0. V. M. TRIMMIER, Spartan Ofllco, Bpartanburg, 8. 0. J. T. DuBOIS. Marlon. 0. 8. HARBY, Sandy Ford P. 0" Madison co., Fla. PATRICK k HUVEY, Maoon, Georgia. B. A. MCKNIGHT. Unlonvlue. J. Y. H. WILLIAM8. OUnton. 8. 0. 1. B. ALLEN. Chester 0. H., & 0. JOSEPH H. SEARS. .' New South," Hilton Head. W. B. LANCE, Grahamville P. O., Beaufort, H. 0. B. F. BRADFORD. Walterboro', S, 0. H. L. DARR, Humtor, 8. O. THAD. 0. ANDREWS, Orangeburg, B. 0. J. T. HERSHMAN, " Journal offloe," Camden, 8. 0. J. M. BROWN. '. Southerner offloo," Darlington, 8. 0. IL M. QUINN k BRO., Augusta, J. H. E8TELL, Savannah, Ga. ISAAC DAYEGA, Agont In New York. Mr. AUG. BRENTANO.NO. 708 Broadway, New York, baa always the latest dates of the Bail,? News, as he Coes of all the other principal Journals of the country. LOCAL MATTERS. i . ?. Or BEB BBOOND AND THIRD PAOBE. -?I --??-. Charleston and Savannah Railroad.-It will be Been by the notice of the Engineer and Super intendent of this road, published in onr iaaue this morning, that it will be open on Thursday next to Saltkahatehie, and that Patterson's Bridge, over the Balkabatchio River, bas been repaired. -o Barrels and Guage Marks.-We call attention to the notice of Mr. Clarence Levy, OitjQnagor. who will engage to mark persons who make guago marks on barrels without authority, or who send away barrels without being guaged. Wo have long known Mr. Levy as a man and a gnag er, and we feel satisfied that when he engages to report all violators of l-?w, be will go to tho ox tent of his gage-so delinquents had better look ont. Prtor & Pittman.-The senior of this "firm, whose oard, as attorneys and counsellors at law, practicing in Now York, we publish in our edition of to-day, is a gentleman who has been in our city in other days, whero he made many acquain tances, and also was always surrounded by hosts of friends in the whole South, whore he was ro cognized bb oho of its most gallant spirits and high-minded mon. That he may prosper in his new homo, is tho hearty wish of all who bavo ever had the pleasure of knowing him. Accident.-Yesterday afternoon, at about half past 3 o'clock, Mr. Jameb Arn au, of our city, . in the employ of Mr. Forbes, while tinning the , roof of one of the stores now being rebuilt in Hayne, near Mooting street, fell from a height of about sixty feet upon piles of bricks and stones that are strewed along that neighborhood. Drs. Baer . andF.M.Robertson, Jr.,were very early in attond- : ance, and having bad the sufferer conveyed into the Charleston Hotel, made an examination and ' discovered that his left kneo was broken, tho j fracture extending both to leg and thigh. They ' set it temporarily; and a litter having been pro cured from the Hospital, he was convoyed to his home, at the corner of Judith and America streets. The surgeons attending could not satisfy them selves whether any internal injuries had been re ceived. The shock was very severe, and there was no disposition to reaction. We regret to state that Mr. Arnau died before reaching home. Mb. P. T. Babndm.-We have received, from this very nice gentleman, a free tioket, admitting "two to Museum, including host Boats," for which we feel greatly obliged, but are afraid that we will be too much fatigued this evenin?, when our duties are over, to walk to Nos. 537, 539 and 541 Broadway, New York. This, though, is not our only reason for declining his liberal gift ; we ob ject to receiving it because we cannot impose npon good nature, or allow one with euch ?lender moans as he has to exhibit so much unselfish mu nificence to us if wo can help it. This ticket comes enclosed to us in a circular relative to the "American Museum," which we are desired to print in our paper, if wo find it of "sufficient public interest to warrant da in publishing it ;" but as it will not possibly occupy more than a column and a quarter of The News, though of tremendous interest to the people, we cannot think of putting in so short an artiolo for the payment of bo heavy an amount. If Mr. Bauntju will send us an advertieement, containing a little more flattery to himself, which will make two columns, and a ticket for one, and not for the "best seat," we will give the matter a very serious consideration. DeBow's Review.-Wo have received the August number uf this excellent periodical, and are gratified at percoiving that the articles com prised in it aro as full of Information and interest as any whiob has been published, The following ia the table of contents : 1. The T. nrnament. By R. G. Barnwell. 2. Property Title in the South as affected by tho late War. By Salem Dutchcr, of Georgia. 3. Tho Cotton Heeonrces of tho South, Present and Future. By Edward Atkinson, of Massa chusetts. 4. Shall the Spartan Virtues of the South Sur vive tho War ? By G. Fitzhugh, of Virginia. 5. Proposed Banking System for the South. By Lysander Spooner, of Massachusetts. 6. Novels or Sir E. Bnlwer Lytton. 7. Terribly in Earnest. By Geo. Fitzhugh. 8. Sketches of Foreign Travel. By Oarto Blanohe. 9. American Commerce-Its Progress and De velopment. By tiio hditor. 10. The Purse and the Sword- Financ?e of Eu rope. 11. Journal of the War-Entered np Daily in the Confederacy. 12. Department of Commerce. 13. Department of Internal Improvements. 14. Department of Agrioultnre. 15. Departmont of Industry and Enterprise. 16. Department of Mi-collany, 17. Editorial Notes, etc. The Gable.-And can it bo truo ? Ia the cabio laid, and is the magnetic curroiit pcrfoot from shore to ahoro ? Aro wo indeed en rapport with tbo old world ? And then to think that, happen what will, wo shall still have an advautage of flvo or eix boors over our trans-Atlantio coonina. Wo shall know at breakfast what the Shah of Persia has for dinuor. If a battle is fought in the after noon, wo shall know tbo rosult that vory morn ing, sumo boars, perchance, boforo it commenced. Somo funny mis akes will doubtless bo mado till our people become aucustornod to this diffur ence of timo, owing to tbo difference of longitude. For instance, Bay tho FirBt Lord of the Bedoharn ber telegraphB that Her Britannio Majesty has that moment graciously gotten out of bed, and ia making her morning orisons. Tho dispatch ar rives here at 12o'clook at night. The telegraphic operator who records the message thinks there must bo somo mistake ; "calls" his trans-Atlantic brother, and asks bim to oxplaiu the reason of Her Majosly'a keeping euch unseasonable hours, getting up at 12 o'clock at night, etc. Ho At Va* lentia Bay canno? Bee it. The''Heart's Content" man gives it up as a bad job, and either thinks the Irish oporator at Valentia drunk, or olso that Her Majesty ia non compos mentis. United States Distihct Court.-The first ease called was the return of the rule on Lioutonant Manning to show oauee why tho body of Michael. Cahtf.llo was not produced boforo tbo Court. Campbell and McCbadt appeared for tho prisoner, and Magrath for the respondent. The return, with au amendment, was accepted. The point raised was that Lieutenant Manning had no control over the prisoner, but held bim by order of a superior, and delivered him to a guard to be conveyed to North Carolina, by order of the Provost Marshal. United States vs. steamer Aid and others for Smuggling.-The District Attorney for tho proae cution, and Qoneral Conner for the dofence.-The Judge refused to ordor a Bale or to tako bonds for the goods, as the fraud appeared palpable ; but the parties wore allowed to pay the appraisod value of the gooda to the Court in greenbacks, less the freight and charges, which will be here after adjudgod and paid at the pro rata value of greenbacks and gold of the present date ; and, upon tho payment of this sum ($18,821?, tbo United States Marshal be ordered to turn over tho goods. Mayor's Court, July 30.-A Milesian lady, who was brought to the Guard House evidently in toxicated, and who told a long story about every thing but the matter in question, in whioh sbo was ably supported by a Gorman femalo friend, who know nothing of the case, was discharged by the Mayor, he conceiving that the twenty-four hours' imprisonment she had undergone was pun ishment enough for her offence. A burly looking man, who had got drunk on "two hot? of peer," as he said, was fined $5, not for imbibing the "two bote," but for assaulting a policeman and tearing his coat, and committing other offences, which would make one think bo had drank a half dozon "bots" of whiskoy unre fined. Another lady, from the "gem of the ocean," who had been handed in slightually fuddled, but insisted that she was moro vexed than tight, was discharged, being punished already by im prisonment. Three shopkeepers, who imagined the law against selling liquor on Sunday merely a joke, were fined $20 each, which stopped tbo laughing. One of the Superintendents or Streets cai g ht it to tho amount of $30, and another will linar Ma r?ame called this evening at tho convocation of the "Conscript Fathers." Provost] Court, July 30.-United States vi. Henry Johnson (colored).-Stealing Chairs. Henry Maxwell deposed that he saw the defendant aoming out of Mrs. Lamb's house, iu Mooting street, with threo mahogany chairs; it was at half-past 5 A. M. Johnson was found guilty and -ned $10, or to be put at hard labor on the Btreets for thirty days. United States vs. Daniel Washington (colored). -For being Drunk and Disorderly.-The once celebrated namo of Washington appears to have rallen into disropute. Several times lately, to our groat sorrow, wo have been ol liged to chronicle the dereliction of this family. The only evidence against the prisoner was that, being proud of his warlike name, he bad got drunk and challenged every one he met to fight. As these are consi dered to be the "so-called" piping times of peace, the Court justly frowned on suoh a proceeding and sentenced Daniel to pay $5 fine, or to improve the public highways by ten days labor thereon. The next and last caso was a very lengthy one. There were four parties indicted for keeping a disorderly and disreputable house. Several wit nesses testified against them and the Court found them guilty, but tho counsel for the defendants appealed from this decree. Two or the Baue Name.-We are pleased to say that we have been informed that the Glascow Simmons; mentioned in our Provost Court report of yesterday as having stolen a net, and fined ten dollars, is not the Glascow Simmons, formerly the slave of A S. Johnston, Esq., and who bears a very high eli arador in the community. The Morder in Newberry.-The Colombia Patriot, of yesterday, states that some freed mon, supposed to be implicated in the murder of Mr. Lemuel Lane, had. been overhauled near that city, and, in the .attempt to capturo thom, one was killed. Spotted Like Dominoes.-The teeth soon be come speckled if every defilement is not removed from them every twenty-four hours. To do this effectually there is nothing Uko Sozodont. It literally renders the enamel impervious and inde structible. tus2 . ? a CoiiOBED Church in Bomb, Ga.-At a meeting of the Methodist Churoh in this placo, on last Sunday, arrangements were made looking to the early organization of a colored church, of the M. E. Churoh South, to bo nnder their own con trol. By the late aotion of the General Confer ence at Now Orleans, it is contemplated that as sooD as a sufficient number of colored ohurohes have been organized they may organize a Confer ence. It is expected that tbo church will rendor the colored people in this matter all the counsel and assistance deemed necessary. A Board of Stewards was elected for the Colored M. E. Churoh South, and they are expected to complete the or ganization, and, as soon as they may be able, pro vide for themselves a Honse of Worship. The general desire of the colored people in this seotion of the country is not to change their present membership, by joining any new or for eign organization, bnt tbey are well pleased with having a church of their own, controlled and I governed by themselves, as soon m they feel I competent for the undertaking. BUSINESS NOTICES. Auction Sales This Day? J. A. Tuodron will sell this day, In front di his store. No. 1* Vendue Hanno, at 10 o'clock, in lots to suit pur chasers, crates of well solocted crockery. William Y. Leitch will sell this day, at No. 8 Berros ford-street, at 10 o'clock, a Ano lot of household and kitchen furnituro, oil paintings. Ac. Bbdns A Bee will sell this day, at their office, No. 78 East Bay, at 11 o'clock. 1200 bushels of oats. Millwah, MzLcnEne & Co. will sell this day, by or der of tbe Dnltod Sutes Marshal, at their store, No. 20 Vtndue Range, at 10 o'clock, 10 keg? of whlnkoy, con taining from five to seven gallons each ; also, groceries, wines, dry goods, furniture, and two shares Sch?tten Getelltckaft. Jambs W. Brown k Co. will sell this day, at thi-lr store. No. 11G East Bi?y, at half, past 9 o'clock, 260 bunh els of white corn, 40 bbts. super flour, and a quautlty of bacon, butter, cheese, .Vc. Lachet ft Alexander will sell this day lu their store, No. 197 East B?y, opposite North Atlantic Wharf, at 10 o'clock, an assortment of cheeso, bacon strips, flour, onions, Ac. Henry Coria A Co. will soil this day, In front of their f torc, Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock, bacon, hams, cheeso, Ac. Boots that aub Boots.--An advertisement in to-day's issue informs the pnblio thst B. Ford, No. 78 Broad street, has Just received au assortment of gentlemen's One boots of all kinds, mado by hand, and at such priceB that all who purchase irom bim must save money. All in need should read his card and pay him a visit New Shoe 8ronE.-Wo call attention to tho adver tisement in this mornln?'s News of Mr. T. F. Ells worth, No. 304 Bing street, where our readers will And a large aasoitment of all kinds of undersUndings, air. E. manufactures his own wares, and thus enjoys the advantage ovor other dealers of knowing exactly whst be is selling, and also of being able to undersoil many of the other dealers. Olve him a call. Fanknin'b Hepatic Bitters .-This valuable preps ration, coming ne it doeR from the laboratory of so well known and ?kllfnl a pharmaceutist as Mr. Panknih, has already made groat progress in tho esteem of our community, especially with persons suffering from dyspepsia, or dorangomont of the liver, or stomochlo debility. The responsibility of the establishment which puts forth these bitters, for specifio complaints, and not for evory disease which "flesh 1b heir to," la such as to make all who purcbaao them know that they are mado of only those Ingredients which the proprietor informs them they are composed of, snd which certainly Is a guarantee that few of the medical remedies which aro being published in every nook and corner of the streets at the present time, can lay claim to. For ourselves, wo can ssy that they are not only of an agreeable taste, but aoapltat corrective of dispepsia and a moat excel lent appetizer, and that we firmly believe, If properly taken for any derangement of the hepatlo functions, they will make the person so using them a very long liter, thstu "Not for a day bul for all tim*."-Plantation Brr TKBS. Hold fast to that which is good. Never be without Plantation Bittbub In tho house. "Thrice it he armed ioho hath hit quarrel jutt." Thrice armed against Disease la he who always haa a bottle of Plantation Bitters in the house. "Prevention it better than cure." Plantation Bitters will prevent and cure Dyepopsis, Vertigo, Headsoho. Hotrtourn, and all gloomy, des pondent and unha) py feelings. Belief in five minutos. "In time of peace prepare for war." Whoa you aro well, or feel tho first unpleasant indi cations of approaching sickness, take Plantation Bit ters. They are a snre preventivo and cure of Stomacblo and Biliary derangements. tuthsS A GREAT PUULIO WANT IS Supplied by HUMPHREYS* HOMOfOPiTllT?-. Oof/Tfioo T1.0J- .to lucdioluco lliot father, mother, nurse or Invalid can always have at hand, and apply without danger or delay, and with prompt benefit and relief. Try them. Bee advertise ment Address Humphreys' Specific Homcsopatbio Medicine? Co., July 80 8 No. 0A2 Broadway, New York. Public Health-The Press. Advertising has been prononnced "undignified" by the medical faculty. A physician who advertises a valnable remedy to fifty people in his private practice would re?oive the cold shoulder from his professional brethren should he make its merits known to millions through the bnslnosa columns of a newspaper press. This msy be "dignified," but is it benevolent humane or just? Whoever is fortunato enough to discover or Invent anything that will prevent or cure or alleviate human suffering, is bound to make It known, through every channel of commun cation within his reach, to the general pnblio. For many years the merita of HO ?TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS have thus been proclaimed to the world, and multitudes have been reatored to health or saved from fatal mala* dies in consequence. As new facts have been developed m relation to the operation of this moat pure and potent of all Stomachics and Alteratives, they have been stated in simple language to the people of many lands; and if the proprietors of the medicino have derived profit from their dissemination, thousands upou thousands of individuals have been benefltted thereby to an extent beyonfi all estimate. In the West Indies, Canada, Ans. tralla and 8outh America, Hostetter'b Bittbrb are now recognised aa the sole specific for Dyspepsia, the best possible safeguard against epidemics, and the finest lnvlgorant in cases of General Debility, and the only diffaslve stimulant entirely free from noxious in gredients. 6 July 30 MRS. WINSLOW, An experienced Nurse and Female Physician. Presenta to the attention of Mothers her Soothing Syrup, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, Which greatly facilitates the process of Teething, bj softening the gums, reducing all in flamm attona, w11 allay ALL PAIN and apaamodlo action, and la SORE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, It will give rest to yourselrei, and Relief and Ilealth to Your Infants. We hare put np and sold this article for over thirty years, and oan say In confidence and truth of It what ?ji have never been able to aay of a** other medlclne NBVEB HAS IT FAILED IN A BUGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT A CUBE, when timely used. Nevar did we know of an Instance of dissatisfaction by any one wbC meed It, On the contrary, all ara delighted with Ita ope rations, and speak In terms of commendation of ita magloal effeota and medical virtues. We speak in thh matter "what we do know," aftsr thirty yean' expe? rlenoo, and PLBD?E OURSELVES FOB THE FULFIL MENT OF WHAT WE HEBB DEOLABB. In almost evory instance whore the Infant ia suffering from pata and exhaustion, relief will be found In fifteen or tarent} minutes after the syrup ts administered. Full dlreottona for using will aooompan-/ ? aob bett!? Hone genuine unless the foo simtU of OUBTIS ft FEE KINS, New Fork, la on the outside wrapper. Bold by all druggists throughout the world. Pi-lee ottly Ed Cent? par Bottle. **"*bir KINO & 0AS8IDEY. Febriary U evatt J ???.?.. AUCTION SALES. Cheese, R<icon Strips, Flour. Onions, ?fe. U? bAI'ltaY a?* AI.KXlNDKIl. THI8 DAY. Slat Instant, will l.o ?ol?1. I?, our eton?, No. 137 E*8t Bay, opposlto North Aimutlc Wharf, at 10 o'clock, -ft BOXES CHEESE 164 Hliou ii ra 101) Hams. Duffield 117 Strips 6 bblR Onions 11 bola. Pork Heads 8 bbla Plantation fish 2 bbla. Wliiskoy 3 libia Ale 6 bbla Flour 8 canea M tches 11 ur?)FH "Mason's" Blacking 10 boxoa Hold i.oaf Tobacco. CondltlouB cash_Jn'y 81 Twenty Crates Assorted Crockery, Iron Clamps, Hay Cutter, ?ko. BV J. A THUUKOn. THIS DAY, July 31, lo front of my Store, No. 14 Yen duo Rang??, at 10 o'clock A. M. in lota to euit custom ora, for cash, erato? of nell velpct-d ?JROOKKRY, COtBIRTINOOF : DOZENS 7 AND 8 1NUU BLUE BDOED PLATES, nuin h, Bo*la, Pitobtrs Unbandled London Teas, Ohambers, Mugs alx pair Ewera and Baalna, Dozens 7 aud 8 iDoh Flat Opaqoe Plutos. Soups, Ascortod Dlahos, Bakers, Vegetable Dishes, Sugar Boxes, Mogs. Which are all well selected, ai d snttablo for retailing. Attenttou of purchasers Is particularly sollcltod, as sal?is posiilvo. TOOETBEB WITH NEW MATTRE88ES, Assorted Furoiture, 13 large Iron Clamps, with Screws, suitable for Ship Carpenters. _____ LOT TOOL8. Tercua positively cash on delivery. Unlimited articles received until hour of salo. July 31_ Racon, Hams, Cheese, <fco. BV Hi.KiiY_UOUI,\ <fc CO. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, lu front of oar StJro, will bo ?|j .'/ ?'?Id. S hhds. BA"ON bHOULDEBS 20 tierces Hams 95 boxes Cheese 10 bbls. Refined Sugar. Conditions caab._July 31 Oats! Oats! Oats! BY 1HM?V - Ai UKW. Will be sold. THIrt LAY, 31st instant, at 11 o'clock A. M . at nur offlco, No. 78 East Bay, _1200 BUSHELS ai 8._July 31 Estate Sale-by Order of the Ordinary. BY W. V. LEITCH. Will bo sold, THIS DAY. 31st Instant, at 10 o'clock A. 51., at No. 8 Be re ford street, ALL THK HOUSFHOLD AND KUCHEN FUBNI TURB, consisting of nolas. Idvaos, Chairs, Marule-top Tablos, Mirrors, Carpes, OurtalDs, Bedsteads, Sodding, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Oil Palntlogs, ulichen Utensils, ko., ko.. Terms cash. All articles to be removed cn day of ?ale._July 31 Sale of Furniture, Carls, Wagons, <3tc., at Mount Pleasant. BY J. HVMOI.8. TO-MORROW, August 1st, directly after the arrival of the Ten o'clock boat. Terms cash._1*_July 31 Merchatds' Hotel, with its entire Stook of Furniture and Fixtures. Witt. OlUl?H,Y, A an Ion cor. I will soil, at Publie Auction, on the prom?tes, on THURSDAY, the 2d ol August, at 11 o'clock, A. M., under foreclosure of mortgage. The TWO YEARS UNtXPIRED LEASE, and the en tire 8t?-c_ ot Furniture aud Fixtures, together with the Good Will and Licenses or the MERCHANT?' HOTEL, situated at the corner of King and Socloty streets, Charleston, 8 O. This Hotel is now ia full operation, contains about 76 rooms, and has 60 boarders; can be seen at all hours daring the day by making application at the offlco. Terms cash. July 21 PRIVATE SALES. Spacious Building Lot on Meeting-street. UY W Y. leitch, HroUcr and Auctioneer. At Pr?valo Sale That vory desirable aud ologant LOT in Meeting street, situate between tho Mills House aud Charleston Hotel; coutainlng Iront on MoetiiiK- streot 100 loot, and in depth 300 te?t. This lot la situated la tho most doiirable part of the city, and It? large front will bo found advantageous for tho erection of a row of wholesale atores, whilst the dunth could bo used for other advantageous purposes. Terms accommodating. For fiirtherpirtlculars, apply as above, at j.iij-io ibat.iA N? i% IH">? <? uTl?rjrrr. Wonderful but True! MADAME REMINGTON, THE WORLD RENOWNED Aatrologist and Somnambulistic Clairvoyant, while in clairvoyant state, delineates the very features of the per eon you are to marry, and bv the aid of an Instrument of Intense power, known as the Paychomotrope, guar antees to produce a perfect and life-like pic turo of the futuro husband or wife of the applicant, with date of marriage, occupation, leading traita of character, ?ka This ia no imposition, aa testimon?ala without number can assert By s tau ti g place of hirth, ago, disposition, color of eyes and bair, and enclosing fifty cents, and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will re ceive the picture by return mail, together with dealred Information. Address In confidence, Madame GERTRUDE REM INGTON, P. O. Box 2*7, Weat Troy, N. Y. May 8 tuthsSmo FIRE, MARINE AMD LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY. TUPPER & LANE, IN PLANTERS' ?fi MECHANICS' BANK BUILDING. No. 183 East Bay* street. REPRESEN UNO THE FOLLOWING, FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES of the highest responsibility, with Cash Capitals of ONE TO TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS EACH. AOOUKO ATIC, 910,000,000. SECURITY IN8URANOE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW YORK. M AN H Al TAN INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK. INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE 00. OF NEW YORK WIDOW- AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE. CO., OF NEW YORK. SOUTHERN ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, OF VIRGINIA. FIRE, MARINE and LIFE BISKS taken aa low as any reliable Company, and Losses promptly paid at this Agency. A. A. LANE.SAM'L F. TUPPER. June 26_taths-moa ?RYOR k PITTMAN, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, N0. 95 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK. Roger A. Pr?/or.Thoa. IV. Plttmon. July 81 _ lmo 8. J. TOWNSEND.J. II. HUDSON. TOWNSEND & HUDSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLIOITOBS I3ST _3C__T7X_CT-". BBNNRTTBVIla-aB. 8. C. WILL ATTEND T J BUSINESS IN THE DISTRIOTfl of Mar.boro', Chesterfield, Darlington and Marion._?moa _Jaly C james mccormick. MERCHANT TAILOR, WH0I_-U-_l -ND a-T-Ii DB-X-DI -M CLOTHS, < ASSIMEHKS ANO VESTING?, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, No. 85 Broad street, Jnly at Orno. OHAJUJSSTON, 8. 0. AUCTION SALES. Corn, on Account of all Concerned, JAM?? S XV. liItowN ?t CO. Will toll THIS DAY, at their Ht-ro. No. 116 East Bay, at half-past !. o'clock, 250 bushels WHITE COHN, sold on account of all concerned. Cumulions cash on delivery._ July 31 Flour. .IAHIKS W. BHiiW* * <'0. Will sell THIS DAY, at their uto o No. 116 East Bay, at half-past 'J o'clock, 40 bble. SUPER FLO?B. Conditions caeh._July 81 Bacon, Buller, Cheese, &o. .1.1 ni it? tv. uitotvN Ot cn. Will sell THIS DAT, at their Store, No. 110 East Bay, at haif-past 9 o'clock, 400 SHOULDfcRS 10 kegs Oholce Uni tor 60 boxes Uui>hi?n Chimo 30 boxes common Tobacco 16 boxes Soap 100 Sugar Cured Hams. ALSO, A lot of OFFICE F0BNI1 URE-DE8K8, CHAIRS, Ac. Conditions cash. July SI MILLIGAN. AIKLCIIh RS & CO., No. KO Vendue Range, Will sell THL* Murnini*, 318t ii s eut. at 10 o'clock? :t .'lunn. PKIME8HO?LDKH8. in bags 8 hbds Prime Shoulders, nnbagged 3 Lhds Prime Bacon Mides 1 hi d. Prime Hams, bagged 10 boxes Englt h Mustard 6 boxes Black Pepper 2 boxes Black Tea 12 cases Olaret Gc ?ses Obampsgne 1 bb!. Port WIdo Brooms, Brushes, Baskets, &o. AND MELTON CLOTH, BANDKEROHIEF8, SHAWLS, Doeskin, Linen, Combs, Scissors, Needles, Watohes, Jewelry, 1 fino Navy Rovolvor, do, ALSO. BEDSTEADS. CHAIRS, DOOR FRAMES, IOE HOUSE, Bureaus, Ac. ALSO, 14 CAULDRON, for Planlers' and Farm ora' uso. AND 2 SHARES SCH?TZEN ?ESEL180HAFT. July 81 _ UNITED STATES MA Ii SIl/VI.'H SALE. SOUTH CAROLINA DIi-TMOT. TTie United States vs. Sixteen Kens of Whiskey. BY MILLIGAN, Ml< LCHKHS ?St CO., Auct'r?. By virtue of a "tfrit of Ho'o t<> mo directed, under the Decree of the Honora'iln tho District Court of the United HtatPB for the District sforessld. in the above case. I will expoRo for sale, at Public Auction, at No. 20 Vendue Banse, in the port of Charleston, at 11 o'clock A. M., THIS D T, the 31st lust., 10 kegs of WHIS?EY, containing from five to seven gallons each. - Conditions cash. J. P. M. EPPING, Joly 81 _U. 8 M. for 8. O. D. House on Sullivan's Island. Il Y ALUIVZO J. WHITE Hi NOW. W1B be si Id on THUKtiDAY, the 2d August, at 11 o' clock, at the north of the Custom Houso, A TWO STOhY WOODliN HOUSE, situated on the front beach of BulUvau's Island, known as the Horry Houso, together with buco rights and privileges of the Lot as may belong to present owner. Conditions cash; purchaser to pay us for requisite pipers._July 31 Residence in Aiken, S. C. IIV ALONZ-l J. WHITE ?Ai SON. Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 2d August, at 11 o' cock, at the north < f the Custom House, That pleasantly situated WOODEN RESIDENCE in tho lealthy town ot Aiken, 8. C. The Lot measures 120 feet front, more or leas, on Railroad Avenue, hy 160 feet ?Jpop, more or less. On the pr?mices are a large Barn, Kitchen, and all neccseaiy outbuildings; also, fine well of water. Conditiona cash; purchaser to pay na for requisite panera. July 91 4 LIME. LIME, LIME. 1 A UCi BARRELS IXTRA WHITE FINI8HINQ l^fcOvf LIME-cargo schooner Abby Braokett landing and for sale hy OLNEY k CO., July 81 Kos. 0 nuil li Vendue Range. LIME LIME, LIME. 1 A ft A BARRELS FRESH FA8TERN LIME,. ? ?HJ\J landing from Schsomr O. R. Jameson. IN STORE CEMENT, PLASTER. Bair, White Pino, White Wood, Hickory and Ash Lumber. For sale by OLNBY k CO., July 81 Nob. 9 and 11 Vendno Bange. "wrapping papee. I S\S\ REAMS WRAPPING*PAPER, JUST BE I lil/ OE1 VED and tor na le lo? by ADAMS. FR118T ft CO., July 81 tuthsS Adgor's North Wharf. ROPE! ROPE! ROPE! r / \ COILS HEMP ROPE. >i INCH .0\J 76 coils Manilla Rope. >? inch 60 colls Manilla Press Rope, y, inch. For sale loar by BRUNS k BEE, July 30 3_No. 78 East Bay. NAILS. QA/\ KEGH ASSORTED SIZES NAIL8. A FULL {% \t y 9 supply from Manufacturers always on hand. For sale by A. TOBIAS' SONS. July 30-_? CEMENT. OAA BBLS. FRESH CEMENT, L INDINO FROM M U \J Behr. Coast PUot. For sale by OLNEY k CO., July 80 3_Noa. 9 and li Vendue Range. SEGARS AND TOBACCO. JUST REOE.VED, A LOT OP IMPORTED OENUINB HAVANA SEGaRS AND TOBACCO, of the follow lug brands : 20.000 MEDIA REGALI K 20,000 CO NUI A RE ?ALIA 12,000 MEDIA REGALIA BRIT?NICA 20,1,00 LONDRES, 1st 6.400 BuEVAS . 2,250 INGENIEROS 1,000 MEDIANOS 600 pounds SMOKING TOBACCO, "Joven Am?r ica," in pound and half pound packages. albo, in stobb: A lot of Ano DOMESTIC OHEW1NG AND SMOKING TOBACCO AND SKGABfi. Gentlemen desirous of smoking a choice article or GKNOTNE HAVANA S KG ARS, can be served to their satisfaction, at JOHN B. TOGNFS, No. 121 MEETING-STREET, July M 8_ Opposite loe House. BACON, HAMS, BUTTER, LARD, SUGAR. KLUUH, Ate., &c. 185 EAST BAY. 185. r i \ HU L8. OHOIOE MUSCOVADO MOLASSES tj\j - bbls. A. i?, O and Brown Sugar 76 bbls. Extra- Faintly- Flour 60 tubs Extra Lard 20 tubs "Leal" Lard - Orklns Butter "choice" 25 half bbls. No. 1 Mackerel - hbds. Bacon Strips-new _hilda. Banged Bains-net? 60 boxes B. O. Soda 60 boxes Adamantine Candles-40 lbs each 26 boxes Adamautiue Candles-20 ba eaott 26 boxes Moula Candles-86 lbs each 6 bble. Tapioca - bbls. Blackberry Brandy - bbls. Gurrai t WIno - cases Gli ger and Lemon Syrup - cases "Mums' " Oi-ainpagno, ?ko., ko; For sale at lowest market prices, by GEO. H. H0PPOCK. July 26_thaluS COTTON GINS. mHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED THEIR arrangements onoe more for the manufacturo of the best COTTON GINS ever made In this country, ?re now prepared to receive orders from Planters and? others wishing to purchase. The long established and woll-known reputation or ELUOTT78 COTTON GINS, will, we hope, be a, suffi elentgnarente* ttkt.Hk>-?ft^?S^S^ May li _Wtnnsboro. S. O. RICE! RICE! No. I93 EA8T BAY. J. 8. 8CBIRMER, WHOLESALE DRALBI IN FOREIGN AND DOMES TIO RICE. An assortment of ali grade? con? ?tanily on hana, June 28