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UlMLExW B1ILV ?TO, Q. II. OAT?CART Uditor. CATIICAKT, McfllLLAN & M?HT?H, PBOPB1ETORH, No. 18 HAYNE-STREET. TBKMB-OASH. gnBHOBI'PTION. OAIL??TWWLVB MONTHS. ._~..? ??O.OO DAILY??1* V0NTH8. ...?..MM* O?U.F-"TF:iEE MONTHS.,?.SP DHaUi OOPIE8.5 cent? TONEWH DEALERS.IcenU LAIWEST CUMULATION IN THE STATE. LARGEST CIRCULATION Di THE CITY. a-WXHEa LIST OF rjJHJ'XTHJRS re moining In the F'oet.oftlc.e at th? oxnr? of Ckaob week Is pv?l->lisl".et4 oftloinllv ta THE? DAILY NEWS every JFTi <Jay morniuK? Now? ?Sumiiiadry. Tho La Grange New Era knows of a froedmau who will rn*?<M SOO bales of cotton this year. The returns from tho now Constitution voto in North Carolina nro so fow, and tho voto so slight, that it is .mpofiaiblo to speak of rho result. The rrcfiiiie.it has cent a tole?ram to Gonoral ' BUeiudan asking for an early and elaborate ro- ( port of tho roBUlt of his investigations eonceniing tho cause of tho New Orleans rio-a. It is said that tho grasshoppers havo appeared in tbo vioinity of Na<hvillo, and aro iuvading the ' corn-fields in fearful numbora. One gontlomau saya that ho does not think there will be a blade V left oo the corn in & tbirtv-aere flnbj. 'k ItsUf una ni ?if? correct estimato of tho nu?>t. ber of buildings burned at Portland, Mo., places it at 1800 instead of 1500, as previously Voported, and 3000 families rendered homeless. Tho loas will be over $10,000,000; of wb.ii.-n the insurance will cover loss than one-hal?. The last drivo of loga containing 60,000,000 feet of lumbor, and covoring over 500 acres of water, arrived at Bangor from the Upper Ponobscot and its tributaries, on Friday. The daily product of ?i lumber ia 1,000,000 feet, and there is a scarcity of vessels for its removal The Austiu State Qazdte loams from various farmers, who have just finished throuhing their wheat, that the yield is quito email, not averaging over five or six bu?hola to tho aero. Tho storms that occurred in tbo spring while the wheat was in bloom is the reaeou assigned for it. The Liberty (Texas) Gazette says tho cotton in that section louka promiuiug. Some planters say they never saw ootton look better. If the weather continues favorable, and tho worm does not ap pear, planters may expect a good yield from the ground planted. The Tennessee Negro Stato Oonventiou met and organized iu Nashville, Monday. Delegatos t from fifteen oouutiea in the Stato were present. Their obieot ia to discuss questions of im erest to the race in connection with agriculture, mining, manufactures aud education. Tho convention will probably bo iu ?e?Bion l?f tbroo or four dayn. Governor Humphee?, of Mississippi, reporta tu Gen. H.iWAitu that the lasano Asylum of that State is so crowded thai ho is daily cooipelletl to refuse admission to white citizens, and is there fore uuablo to pr?vido for tho imbecile blacks. The reverse of tho war, und tbo subsequent bauk 1 ruptcy of the people, aud prisent suffering for food and clothing, are thought to bo tho reasons , for this increase. New and dangerous counterfeits of the last iBBue of the fifty-cent fractional currency uotea, which boar upun their face tbo head of Troasurer SnmtEii, have been detected. The paper, ia thicker than that of tho genuine notes, and the genoral appearanco, though poor, is calculated to deceive unless closely inspected. They are most easily distinguishable by the coarse ongraving of the head of Treasurer ririNNF.ii, which, in tbo genuine, ia fiue and very diatiuot. Piebce Bdtleb, 'Esq., of Philadelphia, is per sonally testing the difference between slave and freed labor on his rice plantations iu Georgia. Of more than three hnudred colored persona, once his slave?, all but a few bave returned and accept ed the wages he has offered them. The contract between Mr. Butlku and the freed people, made with their consent aud the approval of the Freed men's Bureau, haa been formally consummated to the eatiafaotion of all concerned. Mr. Butler's friends anticipate that next year his orop will bo larger and more remunerative than in any former eeaaon. The late counterfeit $50 greenback is considered by the Treasury Department as one of tho beat ever isancd. The figures on the faces of the notes ?re not bo distinct as th se of the genuine issue, And the imitatioua of the lathe-work will not bear close aornt ny. Tue aiguaturea of the Begiater and Treasurer are nearly perfect, aud the seal of the Treasury, printed in red iuk, ia said to be the beut over aeon upon a counterfeit noto. Tbo de teotivea have succeeded in socuriug nearly $6<>,000, and also the plates from which the notea were printed. Tho Hondereon, Texas, Times saya companies are now operating in Nacitgdochea aud Angelina counties, and wo believe also in Ban Auguatine, with the best of prospects for striking oil, aud at no groat depth from tho ?orfaco. A mamber of the company writes : "I vimtud the boringa a day or two ago, aud ou yeatordity ?aw the parties en gaged at the work. At eleven feet they atruck a email velu of oi ?tho boring ia now Uouty fuel? have ?truck harder stone and havo to drill?atone not so hard as to greatly impede progress. Indi cations tho aahio ail tho w<ty, and very flattering aa to final success." An addres? hie lieen is??nod to the electora of Ohio, which ia signed by a large number of promi nent Republioaud. ?.tiling upon all truo Oniou men to unite m sou-ling delegates to the State Con volition to be held at Columbus- oo the 7th i nat., tor tbo purpose of aeloetiug delegates to tbo National Convention at Philadelphia. The ad dress takes strong ground in favor of the policy of President Juhmson as but the currying ont oftbat of ?ataa?JHM Lincoln ; argues that the Union baa not and cannot bo broken ; that tho Southern Bttvtee aro justly entitled to repre?e tation, and makes a strong appeal for uni tod aud vigorous effort in support of these doctrines. ???a- ..v.. %?'.'?" >->?? '.?? ? ? '?.?ei???;?? ?v? , '.j.??.??.?"i? t? /trss u u.'i.?. >;.ti^< be ad?rrUMd U> Ikt Editor 0) the Dati-j Jft'r?. No. If? l7ay?ie-atr?K, Charleston, 8. G. B'.isiner* Communications to Publisher 01 Dativ Nexos. We catifMt undertake to reittro rejeoted commun ico <?oiw. ivuffntseTiiem* auzsvtxe or * ctty must be accompa nied with the cash. CHARLESTON. ? ? SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 11, 1?0G. THE REORGANIZATION OF GERMANY. Omnis Germania divisa est in tres partes. The language of Cjehar is now applicable to the neighbor of Quul. "Dn?tod Gormnny" bas como out of tbe combat a tbroo-hondod country. Thin we know ie a groat disap pointment to a grout m my of ber people, both at homo and abroad ;?particularly tho thinking portion of ihum, who aro anxious to see their fatherland tnke tho position it is entitled to among tho nations of Europe. All deprecated the fratricidal war ; even in Prossi? itself it was rxtromoly unpopular. But onco the war hud comm'-nced, und it wns evident that .tho Prunsinns would bo victori ous, Germans everywhere became reconciled (0 tho inevitable, and hoped that tho long expooted transition period hud arrived, and that tho cumbrous poly-oophaloub Bund would be changed into a homogeneous empire, with a strong constitutional government. Bismark, it was thought, was just tho man for suoh a task. But it aoems wo expected too inuoh. it wore idle to eupposo that the. (?i?bitiun of Prussia was not equal tq ?auch a grasp. When Bismark rem^Ke(| jn the Chambers jovoral yei^? 0g0 tt)at pru88ia could swallow Sob.Vsswig-Holstein, that he would vouch for it, tho DuobieB would not dinagreo -with it [>KPreussen wird sie schon vertragen & ?i?ic?."], bo foreshadowed the polioy which we have since seen him carry into Buoh brilliant exe cution. To placo the imporiul crown of Ger many upon his master's bead, is precisely what Bismark Bhould have liked above all things. That ho stopped short of this, goes to prove that tho menaces of Russia and France had their efioot, and that lor tbe pre sent it was thought best ?fit Berlin to bo satis fied with tho splendid barveBt, reaped in so marvelously brief a periud. According to tbe latest advioes by the At lantio cabio, the pjinoipal points in the basis of peace aro that Austria is to withdraw from the Germanic Confederation. This she has agreed to do. Prut-sia, contrary to our ex pectation, does not insist on a large acce si?n of territory Her arms have conquered nearly the entire of Germany. Yet Austria Ib allowed to retain all ber territory, with the exception of Venetia, which is coded to Italy. Tbe German population of Austria is about 14,000,000, and her non-German about 20,000,000, giving still a splendid aggregate, which, properly governed, may soon develop tbe resources of the country, and retrieve all tbe misfortunoH of tbe post two months. If the Government act wisely, her separation from tho German Cunfedoration and tho ces sion of the Italian miiluoulcntfl in Venotia, m iy be for the best intorests of the nation. Another article in the treaty of penco is that the States of Snutn Germany are to form a union among themselros. This confederacy will bo composed of Bavaria, Wurtemberg, Baden and liesse Darmstadt, covering no area of 37,317 square mil<8, and having a popula tion of nearly 9,000,000. Bavaria has 20 029 Bquara miles ar.d 4,615,748 inhabitant*?, and her king is thus natura ly entitled to the leadership of this confederacy. But be .is, perbnp?, tho weakest monaroh living, and there being, moreover, no acknowledged po litical or oommercial centre to bind tbem to gether, the short duration of this nowly consti tuted confederation is a foregone conclusion. And aB tho choice muHtneedBbe between France on the one part and Prussia on the other, tbe people of South lier many will, doubtlOBs, ere long plaoe thomflol vos under Prussian protec tion. The surrounding Great Powers may then have to permit these nationalities to ex ercise as a right what tbey now forbid Prus sia to accomplish by her arms, namely, the unification of Germany under Prussian auspi ces. North Germany will be the third power under Prussian chieftainship; third only ao oording to tbe order in which we bave here placed her, but first in reality. This confede ration will be composed of PrunBia, Saxony, Hanover, lie uso CauBel, the two Mecklen burgs, Holstein, Oldenburg, Nassau, the two AnhaltB, Brunswick, Bremen, Frankfort, Hamburg, L?beck, II"B.-?o llomhurg, Liohten titein, the two Lippes, the two Ko uns', tbe four Saxon Duohies?Weimar, Alieuburg, Coburg and Mei Hingen, the two Suhwarz burgx, and Waldeok. These enveran area of 118.891 square miles, ooutuiuing a population 0122,310,863. Wo kuow from tho newspapers, and from private Bources of information, tin t m ny ot tbe people in the aforenamed little States do not wish their runaway soveroignB back, and would prefer a direot and intimate union with Prussia to a quasi union, resembling their re lation to the old Diut. Potttione will soon pour in to tho Cabinet and Parliament ut Berlin, and it is nut in the naturo of liberal Jegi.lators and wise mitiisters to rotuse such prayers, ao that ere many years we shall ex pect to see" Germany a homogeneous whole,-? from tho Vistula to the burders of Franco, and from the Alps to tho seas that lave her northern shot ob. We have thought it unnecessary to enter tuto eoiii? ol tbo minor ueltt.lB,?sp?culation? wo find in Romo of our foreign exchanges, Huoh na tho probability of North Schleswig boing rccodod to Denmurk, with n viow of Con oil in tip g tbo tScundiiuiviaa element. - Tho Italian Tyrol in not mentioned umong tho peace stipulations. It ie inferred, tboro forc, that Italy did not inBiet on tho cession of this mountain strip of territory. Franco is barely mentioned in the negoointiooB. The rolntive position of Louis Napoleon to tho bulligorente 1m? undergono a grout obungo witbiu the pnstsix or eight woeks. Then be was oonBidered the arbiter of the destinies of Europo. A word from him, it woe thought, would set the oontiuont ablaze, as a word from him could prevent suoh a oatastropbo. The weight of his inflaonco has been tried, end found to full far ebort of that lofty height. AuBtria, leaning upon it, expected to stem the atorm, hut soon found ulio wns loan ing upon a broken reed. The intermediary offices of the imperial Louis were treuted with contempt by hoth Prussia and Italy ; and now that tbo n?gociations for poitoo are progressing, Frnntio ?h ignored, and the cob 8ion of Vonice "under durance," on the port of Austria, goes for nothing. Vonico is now" coded to Italy as one of the bases of tho peace. Not only is Napoleon much disappointed in thuB finding his services no longor in re quest, but ho hua causo for jealousy, if n(iV alarm, in seeing hia next door no'.-gtibor on the east all at once ftRBuroc Buob giguntio pro portions. All thoughts aud prt.jt ?ta ofobung ing the French frontier to the natural Rhino boundary will have to bo jyjBtpouod for tho preseut. WiLNT?. w ASTKD, vVASIlBKB <\ND 1ROVKRS. APPLY AT PaVILI' )N HOTEL?. August 11 WANVED-A t.'OLOHKO WOMAN, TO tak? chargeof Children and Wash. Apply at No. 40 ?BitTiHu 81 ?EET._2?_Augumil *_UUL.TItIi.'g MKM?>IUS?? COPV OK Ml MOOLTBIE'rtMEM IK8 OF THE REVOLUTION OF 1776 la wanted by tho advertiser, end tos which a fair price will be psld. Apply at this office. >V. August 11_3_ WANTED, AWHITK WOMAIV, TO DO generui houro work. To ouo well recommended, litieral waj'r-e will -i? paid. Apply at No. 26 BOTIEDGE AVERTIE._?_AUiQBt 11 IF ?OU V? ANT TO SAVE JIUMCY, BVY your BOOTS and 8BOE3 at ELLWORTH'B. August 9_30_No. 391 Klcg-Btreot. WANT HD, A CAP.BL.B CIMJK-?NK who cao com? well recommended sud under stands her bustni-ai. Apply at H&8EL-8TREB.T, third door below Auaorj-atreet July 27 WANTED, BY A YOUNG LA?Y, A 81 rl/A TI< in a? TEACHER, either lu tho city or coun try. For further parUculor?, Inquire at thin offloo. July 20_ a GENTS WASTED fOR J\. THE LIFE ANU O MPAION8 OF OcNERAL (STONEWALL) JAOK80N, By Prof B. L DaBmkt, D. D., of Va. The .Standard Biography ef ihu Immortal Hero. The oDly odttlou? authorized by bis wt.inw. The author persoual frloiid aud Chief of IStalT of the Christian Sol dier. We wait ao Ageut in o?.ery county. Scud for circulars aed see our t. rma. Addresj NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Corner 7th and Main etroeta, August 7 lrar* lticnmond. Virginia, FOR SALE. F UK S*LK, A VORlEB STORK AND IiWELi INU. with l.rgo lot, desirably Incaled on tbe i. aln road at l'.ikerBVilio Per?.in? wauling a stand for a une bnitnoasar?- lnvit.nl to examino the property, very s?, si? amount of cash required, and balance on torm? to suit puroiaaer. Apply to B. H. B. Key-box Ho. OS, CbarleatouP. O. AllgUBtll___j______f ATPHIVATB SALE. At()MPiE?ESIiT of Bedroom Furniture and Budding. Appl? at 1H18 OFFICE_AuguetO FOK SALK.-O.tK No. 1 AOUDtlUHTH PUMP. ALSO, I- TWO 12 HOU3E-PJWEU HORIZONTAL STEAM KOINES. Apply to J. O'BBIEN, at Quartermaster's Store house i-oiuh Commercial Whan. Auunat 9_3* F Ott SALE. ST. ANDKEW'H HA* la LOT. in Broad ?treet near Friend, with the Balldings thoreon. Apply to DOUOLAR NI8BKT, ' At tbo Office ?I Hcrlveu k Nisbet, No. 109 Eaet Bay, next Bouth of Courier Office. August 7 TO RENT, &o. Tl?HE"JT, A TWO ANDA HALF STUIlY B ICK St'??<E, No. 168 Queen street, one door west of Franklin ?treat, with four ?quare rooms, two attics, diesilng Moots ??itha.il necessary outbuildings. Apply at No. 107 EAST BAY.____________* n FOR nENT.FAItm NRtR CHARLESTON, AND RESIDENCE IN MEETING 8TBEE '.?For rent, a FABM In St. Andrew's Parifh. opposite the eity, ou the main land, containing about 260 acre? of land. ALSO, The BBI0K. RESIDENCE. No. Q? MoetlDg-^troot. Ap ply tu LOUIS D. UzSAUSBUBB, August 10_3_No. 23 Broad-Btrcot. TO LET-KliKOtNTLY FURNISHED LODGINGS, wtth BOAR If desired, in tl-ot spien d'd mansion, "THE BIPLBT HOUSE," No. 9 GEORGE 8TBEET._August 0 TO HUNT, PART OP A FINE RESI DENCE, consiatinp of five rooms, ?with pantry aud kitchen, fine pUtza and garden; location central aud pleasant. Reference given and required. Apply at No. 119 MEETlNG-STBEET. Anguat 4 LOST. LOST, ON TUESDAY EVENIIO, THE 7th itibt,. ? pair of OOlD HPECTAOL 8, envel oped in a dark and brokon Morocco care Tho finder will be rewarded by leaving tho tame at this office. ____________ 11_1* t OBT.? THUMB SMALL, KEYS. THE i fluder wiibo rewarded by brli.gtog ibom to tho tub?, rl nor at Nu. It Broad strtet. L. B. HANKS. AllKUIt 1U FOUND. FOUND, A. LtfK.K, NKWKOUVDLAND Dug. The owner mn nave tbe name by pioviug pr perry a d payini/expe .?>< ?. by app'ylu?! st tbe coi n? ot LINE AND ST. JfHiL P STREETS. AilKimtll 1* BoAKlJlNtt. BOAHDlNO-IWtlOlt 'IIIUKK OKNTLE? rHEVora Lady und O- at ein an, can be. accom modated with UOAltl), by t?,p1yiug st t*o. l? WENT WohTH 8TKEBT ?hree door, he ?w \n?on July 21 DI'HULi'RO BYMUTUaOONHtj,Nr, IHBtVUtMOF I . OERKEN audJ -UN DOCK. O. GEBKKN. ___________ Ig_8*_JDH n BDCK. ASM?IAEI?:?* .?.OlICE. ML>8'tH. B. a. i. SAMP-ION HiVlNO MADE AN atbignmeut to eof all their ooparlne ship and 1 ii-divl tial property ?nd effivtH for the eurtll ?<f their creditor? notice in lioreh, given to ail ?nd slugnlar tht .aid c-mirttmahip and Individual creditors that the 1 deed ot assi. ntnmi 11? at nfy ufilee for their inspection, aud that ah wbo dt-airo to avail tb mselvss of tho ben??, flis f It? protUlona must do ?o on or before .the 19th lay of 8entetab?r, ifriG, tbo period limited by -.Id deed. And tue or*di ors ars hereby notifie.i to hold a ns'tlngf.irtb appoinUneiit of an agent acoordln.; to lbs provi.ioui of tho Aot Of th? General t??embly, pasted in 1828. B, B. T?A>EB, July 7 slO aiaslgnts, SCHOOLS. I? ?. UK t III?.?I. I'mt I| US. Tnv EX' R'.MSKB OP Tills i NhTiiUTIDN WILL UK r- biiiui?<1 on tin- HK JONl> M >Nl>\i IN nEl'ThM MKIt. ?nil ? ?iitlutKi ton months Tin? uuiii i-r ?if pm>iln Ib i'i.ii il to t?*elvo. Tin? l'rii ulpal is a graduate in honora ot Cambridge, Kn?/l.ii>?i. and baa bad ni'To than tweiitj yearr experience as a ti aclu-r In tlio H"iitii Can-fui and tno-uugu inntructinn will bo g|\en in tho LATIN ?nd GREEK ?Ji.At-bii H, French ami Spanish, with a comploto course, ot EtittHah studies. Including Mathematics, Ootnnioroial, Aritfiniollc and Uook-Kocp luff, Pupila will bo treated in n'l respects os members ot hie larallj, and ?"ill receive the un?i-ldot! care and at tontlon of tin? Principal In the preparation of tbolr various mutilen. Rtverencos?To tho Faculty of tlio South Carolina University, and to pronom and formor patron??. For terms and lurtlier particulars, address tin? under algued. RICHARD FOI. P. A M. Columbia, August, 18?8. etuth August 11 ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF DlUllCV, SUM TER. 8. O. THE RXER0I8E8 OF THIS ACADrMY WILL BE RE HUM D on Monday, 3epl? mbor 3. Till- loatituio, situated In the healthy locality of Sum tor. offordn a mo-1 cltxi?nblo rotrtat. and every f?<-lllty to y? ung ladles wishing lo obtain a thorough, useful and arcouipllBliod education, For particulars, a? ply to tlio Snporloro's of tho Sia'ors of Mercy, Charleston ; or to the Superioress of tho \cad cmy, Bumter._ AUgntt 9 ALKXANDnH FKMAI.K 8KNIVHKV, No 6J WASHINGTON STRf-'t-T ALEXANDRIA. VA. rpBE8E-?-T.?N BI.GIN8 SEPTEMBER 13, Bull THE JL course of inet uc ion will bo thorough, including the asnal accompllsbm<?ntD. Compel nt assistants have bean engaged. A?< pi? p-iilosopbical apparatus, also maps, globes, ? One tolos ope, be belong to the si-hool. Tho Vcbool bulidiiiiH, woli arrange) for tho purpose, ar> eligibly located In tho moat beautiful anil healthy part o? th?? city. F r Catalogue, containing all necs-ary Information, appjy td K K KM PEU, Principal. August 10 __ Ml'. ZIO? INBTITV'I K, WIVSUOKO?, 8. C. TUB VXSBOIHEH OF THIH HOnouL WILL BE resumed Monda;/, thu ICili of July. TBUMS PER HE.-.SI0H: Board with Tuition In ull Its briuichoa except I'lrt lnuophy, OhemiHiry, ?nd French.........?130 Tuition ot day scholars in tbo clim-lcal or higher English aud Mathematical dctiofimouta. f)0 Tuillnn in ether branches from $1*2 to. 20 Conrat? otOhomlatty or Phil >?ioi>liy. 15 French.?. 16 Tho above rates reckoned <u tho curroucy of the coun try Po\ ment required half in advauca?the roBldno in the cIopu of tho session. Students required to fnrniBh bed linen, coverlua, and totola. O. A. WOODWARD, July 2C thstul2_Principal. ?UIISULIN" ACAOKMV OPTIIK IMMACIT. LATE CONCEPTION ?VALLE GRUCI8," NEAR COLUMBIA, 8.0 THE LADIES OF THIS INSTITUTION HAVE | eo far recovered from the loss entailed on thorn by the burning of thei? -'Conveut a- d Ac* eniy" as to in ntilo to rennine it.i Academic Exctclses on the First Monday i ' Hoptem'o-. Ten. per SOiluLAST.C YEAR OF TEN MONTHS, pnyablo l?a'f ? early 1? at) vaneo : Tnrnn Class? < ultion in English. French, and Piano, with Uovd, Lodging, Washing. Fuel and Lights. $6n0 SiicoND Olawj?Tuition in Engllah, French. Drawing, Piano. Onitar, ami V.ical Music with Board. Ac, $800. FmsT Cum?Tuition in Engllah, F ench, Latin, Piano, Harp. Onitar, Vocal Music, Drawing, and Pastel Painting, with Board, be. flouj. ty?- No Ptii'H Is received under twolve yean of ago, and since the small residence can accommodate only a limited number (55?, those between tho ageB of Alteen and t<vent? aro prefer?- d. O?r Applications for admission may be m ado to tbo MOiUER 8?PEUIOB, Columbia, or to Hi8ht Rev. Bishop LYNCH, Charleston, 8. G. Augu?t3 _thstulmo tt>^?t^M^^wMijMtjjjMMit??w?tMtjtjMij?aitjttttMtjjttJjjjjJMtjj?taa?jtatJ'a?aa?i^^ OOPAETNEE?HIP8. COPtRTNERXHH' NflTICK. I HAVE THIS DAY A8800IATED WITH MF. IN THE management of tbo Charleston Hotel, Mr. UEOROE O. MIX EH, long and favo aoly known to the travelling public 1 he Hotel will hereafter bo conduced under the name and stylo of WHIl'E b MiXhit WILLIAH WHITE. Charleston, Augnstl._August 3 ? OPAHTlVKKSII?P NOTICE. THE UNDBRSIuNED HA VINO THlt? DAY FORMED a Copartnership nndor tbo ?t*/*.o ?< SHEPHERD, DUO b COHEN, for manufacturing ?IMWARB of a?? deacriptlons. They will also deal! n Stoves, Orate? and Honao Furnishing Uoods, at No. 433 King-street, Charles ton, 8. O. WILLIAM SHEPHERD. FRANCIS H DUC. July 1st, 18C0. MoD?FF COHEN. July 17_Imp? COPAIITNE? NH1P NOTICR. THE OOPARTNERbHIP HERETOFOKE EXTSTTNO ander the namu and style of AUSTIN b ALBEE ha* this d?y dl?eol?red, accoruing to ai tides of agree ment. (Signed.) E&RLKS AUHTIN. ORARLE-J H. ALBEE. H THEl'NDKKSIO'ED HA8 ASSOCIATED Wim HIM IN THE PAINT, OIL AVD O LASS B??-IN E??8, Mr (iEOUUE W. WAR BEN. Tho business will he oattt-r he conducted In tlii nomo of ALBEE b WARBEN. No. 4. MARKE!' STREET. OHARLES H. ALuEE. Jnly 9_ UlPAHTNERHIlIP N'lTICK. THE SPBNORIREK.-? HAVE TUS DAY FORMED A Cnpirtncrsblp under the name and at; le ol JOOD RIOH, WINE*AAN b CO., for thu uurposeoi carrying on a WHOLESALE DRUO AND IMPuRTINO BUSINESS, at No, 163 Meotlng-Btroet. OEOBGE 0. OOODRICTL PHILIP WIN MAN. JOHN ABHHURBT. Charleflton, August 1st, 18?G. HOT1CE. I HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY ENTIRE interest in the DRUO BUSINESS formerly conduct ed by me, to Mesara. QOODRIOH WINEMAN <k CO Tbanbing my former patrons for their liberal patron age, I tako great pleasure In rccoinmi-nding my succes sors. 3. A. MORGAN. Charleston, August let, 18?6. August 1___H GUPAKTlVh!R8HIP NOTICK. THE UNDERSIGNED HaVB THIS DAY FORMED A Copartnership for carrying on tue REAL ESTATE, STOCK BROKERAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the nameand atyle of MAOBK'iU b RAVENEL. J. RAVENEL MACBETH. Angnat 1, 1866. DANIEL RAVENEL, Jb. MACBETH ?k IIAVENKI,, REAL ESTATE, STOCK BROKERS, AU0TI0NEER8 AMD GENERAL COMMISSION MERC HA NTS, OmCI??TATS BANK OOBMKB BBOAD AMD BAST BAT, Will attend to the purchaae and aale of REAL ES TATE, stocks, BONDS, and all negotiate panor. ?-trletly on commlasl >u; a so, all art?oloa of merchandiae whiob may be entrusted to our car?. J. RAVENIiL MAOBKrif.DANIEL RAVENEL, Jll. Bnr?nsNoxa. JAMES ADGER b 0> ?. 10. t LOWNDE8 & 00. ADAMS, FROST b CO. |IH VKNEL b CO. Col. D L. McKaY. President Ptoplea' National Bank. Align?t 1_ DIMO* VTMM ? ?F C??F A KT V ?; R?J HIF. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXI-TING under tho firm or A1TKINS, NOYfSA JuU 8TON, was dissolved on the 1st of July la?t by mutual consent. JAMES AITKIN. OH AS. W NOYES. ARTHOB JOHNbTON. August 3 30 BTATB OF SOUTH CAltOLifVA, OHARLE-JTON i ISTRICT. CERTIPIOATB OF UUflTPD PAHTNERSHIP BE TWEEN HAKLV8 W. NOY?-??, OF i'HvRLFSTON. NATHANIEL W. VAEL, OF THE TO"'N OF NK* WINDHOW. OHANOi COUNTY. S?'A1E uP NEW YoKK. WILLIAM G AH a M OP lU* OiTY COUN TY AND STATE OF NEW YOIlK. AND JAMES AIT KIN, OF TBE CI IY OF WEhT IIOBOKEN, IN HUU hO.N C jUNTY BtaWmOs? ' 'EW IKIisEV This Dirt 10c?to huteby witnoxsivli that the nnilr-r slgnori have, by virtue of an Act oi tin? Genrraf'Ae-em bly ofbi.ntli ?irollua, > n'itled "An Act to authorise the formation oi Limited Pauntralilps," formed a Limited - ?rtnersMp, as folnwa: First?The name or firm nn>ier whloh said Partner abip aliall bo < ?induct?d is NOYES b V..IL. ? t-coiidly.?The gener-1 na'uro of the business to be iransaotttd la the Wholesale and Jo bing Vrj Goods Business, Thirdly ?CHARLES W. NOYES and NATHANIEL W. V. IL are General eartn?-?. and WIi.LlAH GRAHAM ami JAM EH AITKIN an? the Special Bartners. Fourthly.?Tue amount of capital which each Special Partner bu contri,utodto tbo Oommon stock of b?m Partnership la as follows: Wll lain Graham twolve thousand flvo MinrfN-d dnllars In cash, and Jumos Ait kln twelve uou.aud five hundred dollare In oaab. Fifhly.?Tho said Partnership commenoea on tho econrt day ?>f July. 18f>0 (eighteen hundred and sixty els), and abaU terminate on the firat day of July, 1867 (eighteen hundrea ana elxty-aeren). WILLIAM OHAMAW, ?J?. *? .?". APIXIn, On ARLES #. :Nl)YE8. Nathaniel 17. Vail. Augutt 3 Sd Al KK? ??'?\r,-. Fit NKi.lA lui a -,>,? oo. rnHE I'.Kt.l'LAl? ciMMC-.u: 1'luN w ?A. un Hl?i.l. 1 M Mumm Is U.tll This Ev-ning ?r ti o'clock. A puricttia'tit'i-tiiltn.-i ui Uivoibur? i-' r*qii- ? mi, <>u bn?! tie?? of mu otu-vcv. J. WOODRUFF. August il 1 Koc-rotary. COUPONS. QTAl F OFSOUTH ?lAltOI.INA ?OnP0N?I v~ Monipbln !? CH-.rl.nl. n Hal.rond (.'ou pen? Grconvllln and Odiiintiia llailr ad CoupinH -i-tatc guarautub) wautud by CONNER? WlrVOS, AugusJH" _ !__ No 6 ?road street EXCHANQS. CHECKS ON NEW YORK NEW ORLEANS, and AUGUSTA, GEO. FOB ?ALE BY CONNER & WII/ON, No. 5 Broael Street AngUBt 2_ thstuc STERLING EXCH?NGR cde3ieok:s AN I? TIME HILLS ON THE UNION BANK OF LONDON. FOR 8ALE BY CONNER & WILSON, AUfc-uat2 <b?iuO No 5 IlltO 10 8TBEET. L. CHAKLES INULIS. Attorney at 1 aw?, V II K 11 ;V \V, S a C . , IjrriLLPRAOTI E IN Tin-', COURTS OF OHESTEH V> FIELD. MABlaltOBO', i'ARLtNOTON AND. UARJOI?. BatrBBHvrm ; Hon. J. A. INQM?, uhi-i-iiw H H. WILt IaMS, f-fij., Charlcatou. AogU't 11 __s? JOHN S. RI?GS," Real ?state, Stud Broter, Auctioneer AND COMMISSION ACCENT. O F F I O H = Nortbwf st Cor of Broad and East Hay Augus? 2 MACBETH & RAVENEL, INSURANCE AGENTS, RLSK8 TAKEN UPON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMH. OFFICE?STATE BANK, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF DHOAOai BEET AND EAST BAY. J. RAVENEL MACBETH.DANIEL RAVENEL. Jn., Aturoat l jEi.oTs?:j?ssr TaOj^jsr. AWKBICUN ISSUE FOTT? Bafl XILX,IOJNrs j_, OliXaARS. TO INSOLE THE TRKA-OEY OF TUB 8TATB8 OF tho H?)ly 800 roniiilrto linlop.ni> once dtiritu; tho negoiia ion? pendi. g bataro n ill? Hoveraments ol Franco mid Itnly fir tin-i? |iii I iti.m if ih-? Papal Stats dour, Hi? Ho lne?a. PnPE I' VH IX, by Pontifical Act of tho 11th April. i8'sn deer, cd tin?. ouilHsinn by ?nbacrip tlor. of tin. I.um now .-0.< l to tho pu?t|lo Althongh fouior loan? liiivo o miuilud nearly par. Hi? Utillueax, In view 01 MM present oon.iltlon of mone tary mat t>T8, n< t ?li-lino to im|.i<ma naorlflce upon thnao wil iu(rt>> a??l?t turn i-i ?urtxnutitlng his preaout temporary ?mb.rrua&u-utf, a? ?r. il ibi.i proacnt in ducement? to ca ita', lim decided to Ututo thl? loan at alx?>-?U (66) dollur? gold for the one hundred dollar gold bond. Tho Uondfi. payable to hearer, nrn of C(?0 francs, or ouo bui-drcd d-iilur? (lt >11). ea.:h l.n.rl.ig percent, in terest per annum. In gold, tie ri-upnnR payable stini annually, on tbe lat of April mid rhelat or October, In Paris or in New York Piulado pnia and New Orleans, at tbe current ra o of ex?-bniii?o. 1ho iaaue boing at C6 dollar? toold wil> give more than 1 y, per cent iniereet on th? Id vest merit Prom 1871, $1-2.0(10 will bo annually appropriated for the purchase of tlio Bonds; ti.e M-?-c?uni <>f Interest of tlioflo eiincelted will e lupUsd to the turthor reduction ot the debt. It is believed that this loan will commend itself to capitalists gener Uy, and un<lou?todly will to all good Catholics having at ti.-nrt a d aire to prove that Hi? Holiness never addresses huna- lt to them in vain. No In ventaient can present greater -onurlty thau one guaranteed, ae thl- I', by the plodged faith of a State which boB aiwsy>? punctua ly fulfilled every engagement of its PouUncal Head. Hubs i-lption? received and Coupons paid at de fol lowing Banking H .uses : Uesxrs. t DWAiu? HLO?NT ft CO , Parla,France. Mesura. DUNCAN. SHERMAN k CO., Nassau street, corner Pine, New York. Men??. VtiEXt?U k CO., No. 31 South 3d Street, Phil adelphia. Messrs.-, New Orleans. Subsc-iptlou? alao received by Mr. JOHN. B. MUB BAY, No. lSNaaaau ?treet. New York. ? THE VE*EB*.BLE CATHOLIC CLKBOY.THOCOH OUT 'be United State? and tbn Oanadaa (to expedite this g - d work), will please receive sur-sorlptlous and the atmonn thereof, aBd forwa d tho ?am? by Draft or Ex presa to'be t'entrai Office at tho Uaoklag House of Messrs DUNCAN, 811 hit 3d AN k CO marked on the en velop "Pontifical L. an," on roce ot of whichthe Bonds will be immediately transmitted to them. BOBEBT MURPHY, Agent. I unite with tho xnnst ltoior?ad tho Arobblabopso Baltimore and Ne* York, to whom tr. no IEUT MUH PHY bas brought lett..n ?f lntroduotioo, and has Bhuwn hi? credo., tlalu and ?aruo?tly commend theob jtt t ot hi? niiaBloQ to tho B.'verend Clergy and tbe Laity. P. N. LY soH. D D. Bishop of Charleston. 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