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THE DAILY JTEWS. L4U|ttt CxreaU?t?o?-THE DAILY MEWS BEING TUM NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE? COGNISED AS BAYING THE LARGEST CIR OCLATION IN TBE CITY OP CBAELBSTON, PUBLISHES TH? LIST OF LETTERS RBMAIN I INO IN TBE POSTOFFICE AT TBE EN? OF LIMACE WEBE, ACCORDING TO TBE PROYIS f^KWSr OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW. Ba??* ear Tnenaaonaeter at the Newt . office. TusedAy. 8 A. H. 3 P. IC. 91 S P. M. 88 LOCAL MATTERS. CHJSAE ADVERTISING. THE CHARLESTON News, the circulation of -which ls about twice as large as that of any other paper published ia Scuta Carolina, is the host advertising medium for all business men. For persons who want situ itions or servants; who want houses or apartments, or have them to rent; who want or who offer hoard and lodg? ing; who hive lost or found arri?les of value, THE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all classes may hara their wanta supplied, we have adopted the following scale of CHEAP ASVEB naao?i.rs, payment tor which must invariably he nude when the order ie given: Ad?sttisements of situations wanted by or clerks, governesses, tutors, work? house-servants, porters, shop boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to lot; articles lost or found; houses, shops, offices sod warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella? neous wants of all kinds. ? Fe* Mob insertion of advertisements of the olasaes specified : Mot exceeding THRU uras or 30 words. ...351 Forra um or 90 words.40 Fm LUTES or 10 words.BO All advertisements to be inserted at these i musk be prepaid and delivered st Tux 7tTWsoffioehySP.lL J. MEETINGS THIS T?ATV~ - South Carolina Lodge, at 8 P. M. BL Andrew's Society, at 8 P.M. Charleston Board cf Tracte, si? P. M. Hook sad Ladder, No. L st hilf-psat 7 P. H. ,1 AUCTION VALES THIS BAT. F. P. SALAS w?l sall at 10 o'clock, at the store f Street Brothers ft Co., sugar and molasses. J. D. Kennedy, Bailiff, wit] sell st the office " the Ob artes toner Zeitung, printing material. "I. H. DaLioi* will sell at ll o'clock, at the p?rtenlos, stocks and bonds. I. MUHT ft Son w?l sell at 10 o'clock, at their re, boots, shoes. Ac. , Mrxes Daujot will sell ai 10 o'clock, at his I store, doAbJsj.diy gooda, ?c.. .. . Fra, >unt DEAD.-On Monday last a colored man Jenkins, while sitting down over st Pleasant eating a piece of bread, fell to the ground. Disease of the heart ia to have been the cause of bis death. Hnrr von DULL Traras.-Take advantage of ie greet redqptioh in prices, and'prepare for approaching business season by having Job Printing neatly, expeditiously soi' ?Ply done at Tm News Job Office, No. 119 Bay. , .HEBE'S TES MULE.-We ere requested to say I sn advertisement in THE NEWS, of mules en from Mr. Maree, of Monck's Corner, ha? the mules to ba captured sud the i to ba beaten by a man who lives near faker boro', and who still has the mules in his I Tin, ff BEFORE THE MATOS yesterday, berida* sere* ral parties arrested for being drunk and disor? derly, were Washington Wallace, charged with, burglariously entering the house of Mr. Morse on Church-street end stealing a gold watch; and Charte? tfmningram and Francis Sun mons for entering residence No. 67 Spring street sod steeling sixty-five dollars. All of the parties ea?) colored. After a partial IE vee - ... ligation they were held for further examtne K ?ion. ? j?A0ALESsox BEAL ESTATE.-Yesterday, Mr. A. p C Mcgillivray sold the following property : fSv The two lote on the. west: side of Couneil I street, one fronting sixty-six and the other for? 1ty feet, tor 11675. t '^A The lot with dwelling- house thereon, sit?ate mya. Pitt-street, in Mount Pleasent, and front* Ff lng thirty feet, for $2100. 1 i^^fif1 s^^* River, eight miks from the city, known as Et "Tilla Norma," for 13400. - S The lot with buddings, thereon, at the souQi f corner of Tradd and Council streets, fronting thirty-feet on the latter street, for $2100. * Ftm sr TEE ?STVEBsrrx.-The ''Ugly Club" celebrated their first anniversary, in the Uni? versity Campus, on Monday afternoon. The following were the swards: The Ugly Man, boots-Mr. Friersoo; the Pretty Men, doll baby-Mr. Clark; the Lazy Man, s rooking chair-Mr. Mallee, but as he proved to be too lazy to oali for his present, it was swarded to Mr. jttoerls; the Baby, stick of candy -Mr..Wil? son; the Most Concaited. Min, a looking-glass, with which he could see himself at least eight times s day-Mr. Bryan; tbs Talented Man, s to?le oap-Mr. Spencer. Mr. ThornweU waa the "ugly orator, " aDd Mr. Wright the distribu? tor of the prizes. ELECTION TO FOL THE Cm Omcss.-On Tuesday night next the City Council will pro 1 -coed to elect the following officers and boards of commis lionera for the varions city institi tions : Clerk of Council; City Attorney; Clerk of City Court; City Sheriff; City Treasurer; City Assessor; one Assistant Assessor; City -Coroner; Civil Engineer; two Chimney Con rtractors; K eper of Tidal Drains; two Inspect? ors of Navel Stores ; two Gangers of Liquor; City Inspector; City Ragistrar; six Inspectors and Measurers ot Lumber, ftc; Keeper of Pub? lic Cemetery; Inspector of Flour; four City Physicians; twelve Commissioners of the Mar? ket; twelve Commissioners of the Alms louse; twelve Commissioners of Orphan Hon ie; one Physician for Orphan House; one Harbormas? ter; four Firemasters; five Portwardens; Su? pervisors of the High School; Trustees of Charleston College. THE STATE COOST, Hos. R. B. OABPEETEB, s -JUDOS, PBESTDTHO.-Among the large number of civil esses disposed of yesterday was one of general interest-the cese of W. w. Lawton TS. John 8. Byan. The points of it, as we learn, ere that daring the war Mr. Ryan, as a com? missary officer of the Confederate army, occu? pied s portion of Mr. Lawton's plantation on james' Island as a commissary depot. The boSsss around the pi soe, excepting those used for the government by Mr. Byan, were destroy? ed, and the orange grove was ruined. Mr. Lawton, eiuce the war, instituted a suit against Mr. Byan for the damages done to bis proper? ty. The case came np before Judge Carpenter yesterday, and the verdict was in favor of the defendant-thus deciding that property dam? aged daring the war by the operations of the Confedera' e Government cannot be recovered -et. least from officers representing said gov srnment. MEETING OP COUNCIL. Am lari tatton from Colored Hen te Council to Celebrate Ute Fourtk ot i J al j wi Ul them Considered em laumlt Dy s Member. Ibo regular meeting of the City Council was held isak night, at which WSre present : Mayor Pillsbury, presiding, Greene, Voigt, E. W. M. Mackey, Collins, Potter. Geddings and Cun? ningham, white; Holloway, Small, Thorne, Brown, McKinlay, L. F. Wall, E. P. Wall, and Hampton, colored. There was apparently no interest taken in this meeting, as there were few persons pres? ent besides tbe members. At half-past eight o'clock the Mayor came in, the roll was called, a quorum ascertained to be present, and the meeting was called to order. On motion of Alderman Cunningham, the reading of the inmutes of the previous meet? ing were dispensed with. PETITION.;. The following petitions were react and dis? posed of: - Petition of officers and Members of Prudence Fire Company, No. i, aikiog Council to admit them among the class of companies the ap? paratus of whioh are owned by the oity, stating that they were organized in 1849, and thonzh they bad lost their engine during the war, bad retained their orgrnizition. Referred to the Fire Committee. Petition of John O' Mara, asking Council for $2500 on Fire Loan tuna, was referred to the Finance Committee. Petition of Mrs S. G. McKenzie, asking for $5000 on Fire Loan bond, was referred to the same committee. . Petition of John Morrissey to have hts wife removed to the Lunatic Asylum, at Columbia, was referred to the Mayor, with power lo act. A communication from the Harbormaster, ; calling the attention of Council to an act of tbe Legislature, in reference to the appointment \ of Members of the Board of Pilotage, was re? ferred to a Bpecial committee-Aldermen Voigt, Greene, and MoKinlay, (colored,) committee.; Petition of residents on Magazine-street, calling attention of Council to the condition of the pavement, WM referred to the Committee on Streets. A communication from the Commissioners ol the Markets, asking that the Upper Markets be re paired at once, was referred to the Com? mittee on Public Buildings. Report of the City Sheriff for May, 1869, showing that $1890 76 had been paid into the City Treasury, was read, received and ordered to be published for information. Report of the Harbormaster for the month af May, 1869, showing tbtt $815 bsd been paid into the City Treasury, was read and receive*' Report of Captain of Polios, showing th it . $207 had been paid into the City Treasury, waa read, received, and ordered to be published for information. A number of small bills were referred to the Committee on Accounts. Petition of A. F. Shirar to erect a shed was referred to the Committee on the Erection of Buildings. Petition of N. R. Dobson to pnt ap s build? ing was referred to the same committee. A communication from Lieutenant Aldrich, United States Army, stating that some of the oatboildugs on Citadel Green were no longer required by the military, was read and referred to the City Treasurer. A report in refere noe to the Bros Ridge Bail road was not read, but was ordered to be pub? lished. Report of A. C. Welton, regarding the pro? gress and condition of the Artesian Wells, was read, received, and ordered to be pub? lished. A communication, eagned by MaR?e trato W. H. Mishaw, (colored) inviting the Connell to attend a celebration on the Fourth of July, at White Point Garden, was read. Alderman Collins opposed its acceptance. MeKinlay (colored) favored it, and, on bis motion, it was accepted. xnoBTS raoat THX WABDS. The Mayor commenced calling for the re? ports from the wards. There was no response until Ward No. 8 was called, when Small, colored, arose and said very deliberately, "I have a bill to present for division of chimney sweeps;" whereupon he drew a ponderous docu? ment from bis rest pocket with all tb? solem? nity and care that one would draw a pistol to .hoot his best friend, and sent it to the clerk, who read it, as a ''Billto amend sn ordinance to f stablish the office of chimney contractors,* providing, first^that four contractors be an? nually sleeted by Council, and that eaob one give bond in the sum of 19000 for the faithful performance of his duties; second, that all va? cancies among the oontraotor* or in any office in the gift of Council be filled by an election after fen day's notice has been given in any of the city papers by the Mayor. On motion of Alderman Collina, the bill was read the first and also the second time, and then an attempt was made to pnt it upon its passage, wfaiefa Alderman Greene asserted was "aoting with indecent haste." Some discussion ensued in regard to the second section (whioh, by the way, was so carefully worded that at first it did not arouse the suspicion of tho>e interested in the adopt? ed ordinance only requiring five days' notice before an election, ) after which, on motion of Alderman E. W. M. Mackey, a further consid? eration of the bill was postponed until a future meeting. THAT INSULTING IKVI TATTON. , Small, colored, here rose to move an adjourn? ment, when Alderman Collins sprang to his feet and said that be would like, before Coun? cil adjourned, to make an explanation as re? garded bis reasons for opposing the accep? tance of tbe invitation signed by Mishaw, as chairman of the committee tendering it. No one seeming to care a (tether be made tho explanation orno d. Alderman C. taking it for granted that permission had been obtained, proceeded to say that a short time since be had received a letter written evidently by an intelligent person, stating that Council would be invited to this celebration as Republicans, and they dared not iefuae to accept the invita? tion and attend upou penalty of being de? nounced as Democrats. Tue speaker was continuing his remarks about bis considering the invitation as au in? sult, when he was interupted by Aldermau Cunningham's sharply uttered motto: "1 move to adjourn." The Mayor hurriedly put the motion, which was carried. The Council then adjourned. GERMAN RIFLE CLUB.-To-day, at the Schuerzenplata, thia club gives a picnic, and has a shooting match, lt will be a pleasant affair, and should be largely attended. The firing will commence at nme and the dancing at ten o'clock. Cars will leave the Ann-street depot at 8,10 and 1 o'clock for the grounds, return? ing at seven o'clock. HOTEL ARRIVALS, Jvsra 23.- Pavilion Bot el J. E. Steadman, Graham's T. O.; F. Wiegers, P. H. Kegler, John Boyce. New York; A. Grant, Athens, Ga.; J. C. Mansfield, Marietta, Ga.; George Robinson and family, Brooklyn, N. Y. Charteston Ilotel.-Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ken? dall, Beaufort; Jacob Weaver, Jr., Pittsburg, Pa.; A. A. Brown, Southern Express Company; C. E. Hawkins, New York; G. H. For e, Allan? ts; J. O. Dewey, U. S. A.; W. A. Smith, North Carolina; J. A. McBae, J. C. Sutherland, Boo nettsville; T. E. Powe, South Carolina; C. W. Brenner, Savannah. THE BEAT.-Yesterday was tba hottest day we have had, so every one said. In the shade at one o'clock the thermometer stood st 91, and st the same honr in the son 124 degrees. SENATOR SPRAGUE AND THE COLOMBIA CANAL. The Columbia Phon x of yesterday says : Colonel S. A. Pearce, late of the United States Army, who, as agent of Senator Spragne, of Bbode Island, purchased the Columbia Canal and a large portion of the Kins! er "brick? yard" property, sere ttl months ago, is now in Colombia, accompanied oy Slr. G. C. Tinsley, a surveyor, who has commenced making a sur? vey and estimates for Widening and deepening the canal. Colonel Pearce states that he has resigned his oosition in th J army, for the pur? pose of taking charge of this work ; arri that Ur. Sprague is deform ned to push ahead with it. Active operations may not be commenoed during the summer months, but early in Octo? ber, Colonel P. asserts, a heavy force of work? men will be employed " We hope that this may be true ; but after all that has been said of Senator S prague s enterprising intentions concerning the development of the mannfao turine resources of South Carolina, we would rather hear more of active operations and loss of magnificent promises. CRUMBS.-The coupons of the guaranteed bonds a ad certificates of indebtedness of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad will be paid at the First National Bank of Charleston on and arter the first of July. The couoons on the second mortgage bonds of the Cheraw and Darlington Railroad and the interest on its certificates of indebtedness will be paid on and after the first of Joly, at the People's National Bank. Bids for contracts for completing the Blue Bidge Railroad from Anderson, South Carolina, to Knoxville, Tennessee, a d ist i nee of one hun? dred and fifty-two miles, will be received by the Executive Committee until tbe 8th of July next. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company, held on the 28th instant, Alexander Isaacs, Esq., was unanimously elected President of said company. The regular quarterly examination of candi? dates for the office of teacher in the Public Schools will be held at the Normal School, dt. Phd i p. street, at nine o'clock on Saturday morn? ing noxt. "' In the midst of tbe hot weather the people are rushing to the City Treasury to pay their city taxes. To-day being the last day for the second instalment, we advise all those who have not paid to go up and do so, to Bave ex? pense, ss executions will be issued against all delinquents. Two of the four men who deserted from the frig Josie A. Derereaux, on Sunday last, have Leen captured by Officer Beed. The annual meeting of the Carolina Mutual Insurance Company will be held in the German Engine House, at eight o'clock to-morrow night, when an election will be held, and .the President's report be read. Dr. A. G. Mackey, late Collector of Customs, left for Washington yesterday morning. It is understood that he has been offered the con? sulship at Brazil. Up to the tune of his de? parture he had not received official notification Of bis removal. Pater Richardson, colored, was arrested by Officer Coates yesterday upon the charge of stealing a meerschaum pipe from Dr". Ancrum. The same officer arrested the negro who stole a watoh from Mr. Merse. ANNUAL Msernra or THE LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.-The annual meeting of this as? sociation was held at the "Widows' Home," at six o'clock yesterday afternoon. An election for officers for the ensuing year resulted in the old officers being re elected, as follows : President-Mrs. M. A. Snowden. vice-Pres? ident-Miss M. T. Blamyer. Secretary-Miss H. Simpson. Treasurer-Mrs. H. Wigf dL The thanks of the association were unani? mously tendered to the gentlemen of the com? mittee for their kind assistance on Memorial Day. Amount collected in the moss-covered boxes placed in the cemetery ,$55 25; by railroad, $320. The following annual report of the secretary was read and received : ANNUAL REPORT. Another year has passed, and again have we to ohronicle Its work, which we do with pecu? liar pleasure and gratitude to the Giver of all Good, who, amid all the adverse circumstances which hare surrounded us, has enabled ns still to progress, sod even, complete this muon of our sacred labors. To the members of this as? sociation it most be a source o? gratifica ti on to know that the first portion of our task is done, and that we can now visit our cemetery-the sacred charge we have undertaken to keep - without reproach. A glance within tbe neat endosare of evergreens will give to the be? holder some evidence of the toil and care of the past three years, and to us a full compensation in the fact that our recording tablets, now complete, stand in place to mark each hallowed resting spot of the silent sleeper below, snatching ss it were from the obliterat? ing band of Time their names and position, so dear to our loving and grateful bear's. Oar association, though we feel assured need no reminder that our chief aim is not yet reach? ed, the well-done to our work not yet achiev > ed, for though these headstones, simple as i they are, speak fall eloquently to as-who have wi tn ess el them-of the deeds ot valor and self-sacrificing heroism of onr noble and martyred countrymen, yet oar amoition is to proclaim to the world and future generations oar estimation of those who fell lor the sacred name of Liberty-alaa, how vainly-and gava their all, but honor, for its h JIV cause. The enduring granite, we feel, will alone bear the approach ot Time, and resist its encroach? ments, and for this end we hope. Some three years rince, a few ladies of our ci ty made a collection ol money, small though it was, having for its parp?se that object; bot upon the formation of this association, it was deemed both inadmissible and impracticable, in the then chaotic state of both public and pri? vate affairs, to pursue that intention, and after free and ODen discussion it was resolved that we would first rescue from accident or oblivion, in the most lasting method possible, the names of those so revered and cherished, and then work for a ''monument," hoping the time would be more auspicious both to obtain the means and for ita erection. The first part of our labor is done, and now wo call upon our members to hold fast to their resolve aud complete the work, letting neither timo nor diffi -ulty daunt thom, rem.-nibering we aro tho pioneor association in this lab jr of love, there Toro we must not, should not falter, however arduous it may bc. A community, so sympa? thizing and generous as our.- have proved themselves, we know will bear us out. and we can aud will appeal to them as time and cir? cumstances shall admit, trusting not io vain. In the past year we bava not only attended toourown pe ?ulurcharge, bat btvo had erect? ed in the Mariner's Cemetery, at the cost of the asaociation, thirty tablets or headstones simi? lar in form to the others, over the graves of the gallant Beam en of oar little Confederate navy, who fell, though not pierced with bal? lets, while guarding tbe entrance to our loved old city, their chump boing recognized as equal? ly sacred. Also we have famished to private solicitations marble to mark the last resting places of those whose friends were unable to bear the full expense, among others that of our honored defender of old Sumter, the lamented Elliott; Johnson, Robinson, Hollins, Gage, Turner, Stuart, Robinson, Dubois, King, Mur? phy and Wakmshaw. We cannot close our report without acknowl? edging with eratitudo tbe warm sympathy of the community in our association, and par? ticularly to tbe press of our city, for constant and continued favors, and to the gentlemanly officials of the South Carolina and N >rtheast ern Railroads for kindnesses during tho past three years, not only furnishing trains tor tho accommodation ot visitors to tho Cemetery on Mern rial Day, but for their generous contri? bution of the funds arising therefrom to our nearly exhausted treasury, lo.tho City Rail? way also, and to many other parties are we indebted for acts o' generous kindness; as also to the Board of Control of the "Widows' Home" for the ase of their parlor for oar moat? ing s. UNITED STATES GOTJBT, JUNE 29 -HOE. GEO. 8. BBYAK, JUDOS, PBESLDIMO.-The following bcaioess was disposed of to-da> : In the District Court.-In the case of ex patte A. &. Gilbert in re Samuel N. Flowers, the eon rt ordered that the proceeds of the sale be distributed among the creditors according to legal priority. Io the cases of ex .parto D. J. Winn in re S. N. F owen?, ex parte D. J. Winn in re Wm. M. Reese, the same order was made. Ia tbe cases of ex parte Altamont Moses, of Sumter, H. Claremont Moses and Samuel N. Flowers-petition for final discharge from bank rapier-thc petition was granted. In tbe case of ex parte John B. Earle in re Thomas J. FiokeuB-a motion to continue the order, Ac-tbe court ordered that W. J. Claw son await its final order before paying this or anyotber hen. In the case of ex parte W. D. Porter in re Wharton & Petsch, it was ordered that the petition be referred to J. C. Carpen tar, Begis . trar. In the case of ex parto A. H. Dudley in re Joseph H. Oppenheim, and ex parta Catherine Oppenheim ia re Joseph H. Oppenheim, and ex parte M. Goldsmith in rc Samuel Oppen? heim, the court ordered that the sales be confirmed. In the case of ex parte James Simons et al, the court ordered that the petitioners have leave to deliver to L. McLain any books, pa? pers, &c. In the Circuit Court.-ta the case of G. A. Perdicoris vs. the Charleston Gaslight Com? pany-a bill in equity for injunction-the court ordered that the motion to continue the in? junction until farther order of the court, be granted._ BTU. OF HOSTILITY.-Return of deaths with? in tho City of Charleston for the week ending June 26,1869 : CAUSES OF DB IT H. Apoplexy. Barns. Cholera Infantum. Colo. Congestion of the Brain. Diabetes M alli tus. Diarrhoe?, Chronic. Diarrhea, from Teething. Diptberia. Dropsy from Chronic Dj? ila tarnation of Kidney. Dysentery, Acute. Bnteritt?. Fever, Worm..,. Gastro Enteritis. Hydro thorax. Inflammation of Bri in. Pneumonia. Rubeola. Teething. Want ol Vitality. Totals. .1 Sj S| BLICKS OE co LO azo. ?I 0 6 8 BXCATITUXATION. Whites.lt Blacks sad Colored.18 Total. .29 louis for tbs week ending Jane 19, 1869. Certificates for the following sine? received : Debility. Exhaustion from Old Age Inflammation of Bowels... Total a 5 3 8 4 4 6 3 Ageu-Vader one year of age, 12; between one and five year* ol age, ll; between fire and tan years ol . ste, 0; between ten and twenty years of age. 1; be? tween twenty and thirty years of cge, 0; between thirty and forty years of ase. 1; between forty and Atty years of age, 1 : between fifty and sixty ye irs ol ."?. 1 j bclnotu fill) Ma n,ou'j JV..U o ur agc, V, between seventy and eighty years of age, 1; between eighty and ninety years of age, 1 ; between ninety and one bund red years of age, 0; over one hundred y .ara of age. 0. Qxo. B. PELZEB, M. D., Cky Registrar. Offlca of City Registrar, June 20, 1869. BUSINESS NOTICES. LURCH at Torck's "Our Honse," to-day, will consist of cooter soup, bolled fish, boiled mut? ton with caper sauce and the trimmings. Shirts til /nrntslj.nfl Ouo&s. SKATED STAB SHIRTS, in all sizes, ready made or made to order, at SCOTTS Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opposite tbe Market. FANCY STRIPED PERCALE SHIRTS, of the best quality and in assorted patterns, at " SOOTT'S Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opposite the Market. INDIA UAL'ZU SHIRTS. Flt UM 34 TU 44 inches, at SCOTT'S Oent'emen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opposite tbe Market. LISLE TH lt E AU ?HI HTS, WITH LONG and short Sleeves, In all sizes and grado?, at SCO IT'S Gentlemen's Furnishing Store. Meeting-street, opposite the Market. DRAWERS, IN LINEN ANO JKANS, in all s'zes, and warranted to fit, at SCOTTS Qentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meettog-street, opposite tb? Market. GENTLEMAN'S LIN KV AND P.A. r- K K COLLARS-a specialty. The best Block, lil price, style, quality or quantity. The following styles constantly on hand, viz: Broadway, Vander? bilt. Best, Jockey, Snow Flake, Boz, bhaaespeare, Dickens, Boston xacht Club. At ?g. BOO TVs' Gantlemij? Furnishing Store, Me.'UnjpTfreet, opposite the Market. GRAY'S PATENT MOULDED OBIENT COLLAR; also the laflrst style Paper Collar, called the KKY.STON'K, manufactured by the Key stone Collar Company. At SCOTT'8 Qentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opposite the Market. LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS, IN ALA styles and alaos. At SCOTT'8 Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opp site the Market. HOSIERY-ENGLISH AND GERMAN HALF HOSE, in Cotton and Lisle Thread. At SCOTT'S Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opoosite tbe Market. NECKTIES ANO CttAVA 'S.-A FI LL line of the latest styles of NE KTIE8, CHA VATS, KOABfS and BOW?-, Soring btocks and Na poleon Ties. At KOOT t's Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-slice', opposite tho Market, HANDKKUCIII KS. IN LIM KV AN U tILK, ready hemmo! tor lmmeJiate use. At seo rv* Gentlemen's Farnichine Store. Meeting-street opposite the Marlin I. UMBRELLAS. IN COTTON, SCOTCH Gingham, Alpaca and Silk all sizes and prices At SCOTT'S Gentlemen's Fu nianing Store, Meeting-street, opposite the Market. January 1 6 ru os THE "BADEN" PAPES COLLAH ?i CUFFS. "QUAKER CII?" FINE SHIRTS MEN'S FUR NI 8HI VG GOODS THOS. H. BLACKWELL. No. 219 K I N G - 8 TE EE T ONE DOOE BELOW HARKET. ?.P. P. D. " PATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS. June 16 TIES, S3AKF3, GLOVES, HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. wfm Imo mo BUSINESS MEN. Thi? SD M 1'EB NEWS, PUBLISHED AT >USITEE, S. C.. Dt 0.<E OF THE BES r PAPERS IN 1 HE CP COUNTRY; baa a large circulation, and affords su? perior advantages as an advertising m ?Mmn. Terms low. Adores DARB A 0STEEN, February 29 ProprietsT*. J?nw??L pOU SALK. SOUTH CAROLINA BAILBOAD 8TO0K aasbtoak State Booda. By A. o. KAUFMAN, Broker and Commission Agent, Jane 30 wf2_ No 25 nroad-atreet JJ A N- K K H S , STOCK ANO EXCHANGE BBOKEBS AND HEB I CHANTS, withing Checks, Blanks,'Letter Heads, or Job Printing of any descripticm, c:n get their orders Ailed promptly and in the neatest style, at cheap |?ratea, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East Bay. J) HOTO G II API I COLORING. PERSONS WI8HING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS tinted with care and taste can have their orders promptly filled by leaving them at Holmes' Book Houae. Written directions should in each case be given aa to the style of coloring preferred. April 22 .3moe* Slate ?L ocrtisrnifnts. ?gXtCl'TIVlS UK P.AR I'M KM'. STATE OF SOOTH CAROLINA ) TBEAS?BT DEPARTMENT, J COLUMBIA H. C.. Jane 16. 18 0. ) THE INTEREST DOE ON THE BON DH OF THE 8TATE OF bOOTHCAROLIN*, ?Ince July 1st, 1867, will be paid on and after Joly 1st, 186?. at the Bank lng Houae ot H. H. KIMPTON, No. 9 Nassau slr et, New York, and ac the Treasury O fice, at Oolam bia, B.C. TBE INTEREST DUE ON THE REGISTERED 6TO0K OF TBE STATE. Since July 1st, 1867. will be paid at the Treasury Dfloartinent In Columbia only. NILES G. CABS EB, Treasurer State South Carolina. June 18_._ia .plXKCUTTVIC DKP.VRTMKNT. STATE TREASURY OFFICE, ) . COLUMBIA, S. 0.. June 16, 1869. j UNDER THE ACT FOB THE OONVBRSION OF THE STATE 8 EGO RITT K8, tb? Treaaurer of the State ia pre Dared to lame Bouda bearing Six Per Cent, interest, payable semi-annually for registered stock. Bonds are prepared for $100. $000 and $1000. Fractions may *e returned in certificates of stock. Persona desirous or converting their Stock into Bonde, will please present their certificates at thia office, with name endorsed upon tbe back (wit newed.) . ' Persona having Coupon Bouda desirous to procure Registered stock In lieu thereof, will please present the same to this omeo with Instructions. Where parties cannot attend ia person to transact their business at this nfftee, lt is pr?te rabie that' the same should be transacted through some authorized agent. - NILES G. PARKER. June 17 18 Treaaurer State Soul h Carolina. PWmtk Cutings, (Cte. '^KKTINO-STRKKT FOL'ft DRV. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW PUBNISHINC "? . . ? ? THE IMPROVED MtOARTBT COTTON 91?, STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sizes on band IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL COR > MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS AND PANS, of an sizes HOBSE POWERS AND OIN GEARING, from 9 U 16 feet in diameter IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand. power, 8aw and Bice Mills MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all description! made to order '. . Particular attention paid to HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOB BUILD INGS, GRATINGS, CISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, <fc., ?Cc WILLIAM 8. HENEREY, MACniNJSl AND FOUNDER No. 314 MEETING-STREET, ? CHARLESTON, 8. C. August 3_ mwa DH (EN IX IRON WORKS. JOHN F. TAYLOR & GO. SUCCESSORS TO CAMERON ii CO.. Engineers Boilermakers &c Nos. 4, 6, 8,10 and 13 PRJTCHA BD-STREBTS (NEAR THE ORT DOCK,) Charleston, S. C. STEAM ENGINES AND BO LLEBS-MARINE STATIONARY AND PORTABLE. RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERi DESCRIPTION. SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OB BRASS. We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILEBE of as good quality and power, and at aa low rates ai can be bad in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia, AGENTS FOR Ashcrofts low-water Detector, THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINS1 DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN THE BOILER. REPAIES PBOUPTLF ATTENDED TO. May IT D*c 3moa Boiirofl?s. ???Fi^Syt? * WD COLUMBIA RAIL. BOiD COMPANY. IKEABTJBIB'g OPFICE. I COLUMBIA, H. O.. JUME 28, 1869 I NOTTCB IS HKREBY GIVEN IH*T THE MX Months' Interest due 1st Joly, 1869, on the state Guaranteed Bonds and Certificate* of Indebtedness of tins Company, will be paid-less Government Tas-upon presentarlo < ot the ?oupoosat tbe FIBsT NATIONAL BANK of CHARL* ION, 9. C., and the Carolina Nat?o o al Ranko! Colombia, 8. 0. The MI Months' Interest neon the First Mortgage Bonds of the Company, which haye not been ex? changed, dne 1st J ?ly, J869. will be paid at the Office of the Company, m Columbia, ti. C., upon presenta? tion of the Bond. J. O. EDWARDS, June 30 6 Treasurer. CHERVW ANO DARLINGTON HOAD. RAILj TRBANURERS OFFICE, i CHXBJLW. 8. C.. June 29,18 9. f THE COUPONS ON THE SECOND MORTGAGE BOND:?.pf this Company, and the INTEREST ON ITS CERTIFICATES OF INDEB1EDNE8-, both of which become due on the 1st July ensuing, will be paid upon presentation at the People's National Bank of charleara:!. Holders who prefer it will bs paid at my offl e ia Cheraw. X. H. MoTVEB, Treasurer. June 29 & LUE RIDGE RAILROAD. ^pLjsaBsfM|^M|^BMBEBBB! . THE ATTENTION OF CONTRACTOS8 IS INVIT? ED to the work of rompletlng the Blue Ridge Rafl mid in kouth carolina, from Anderson, South ca-o Una. to Knoxville, Tennessee, A dt6tar.ee of one hun? dred and titty-two miles to build. Ibe fcxecutlvo Committee of the Poanl of Direct? ors ls prepared to enter into negoU-ttlons with res? ponsible persons, who may desire to undertake the work. Payments will be made in their first mortgage (7) per cent bonds, principal and interest payab e lu cola, having twenty years to run, recured by the guarantee of the Mate of South Carolina, for the punctual paymeht of both principal and interest. 1 he mortgage covers unencumbered property ot the Company, which cost three ai d a quarter raillions of dollars to gold, and embraces fifty miles of road com? plete and in running order. ' Detai ed Estim?t?s. Plans, Profiles oed Specifica? tions will be readv for inspection by JUNK 1,1869. Meanwhile, approximate q ian Ides and other infor? mation concerning the work may be obtained by ap? plication to Colonel JAMBS P. LOW, the Chief En glneer of the Co -L pa ny, orto the undersigned, at Columbia, South Caroona. R. K. SCOTT, Chairman of Executive Committee. N. R. The Hmo for opening the bids for the con? struction of this Road is fixed for the 8th day of J ULT next, ai 12 M.. at Columbia, S. C. Bios will be received by the Executive Committee up to that date. ll Jane 26 gOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I . CHanLXSTOK. 8. 0., April 9,1869. i ON AND AFTER SOT:DAY. APRIL Urn, TH? PASSENGER TRAINS of th? South Carolir a Rail? road will run as follows : FOB -AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.8.30 A. M. Arrive at Augusta.4.45 P. M. Connecting with trains for Montgomery. Memphis Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery am! Grand Junction. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.8.P0 A, M. Arrive at Columbia....;.6.1? P. M Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester B di road, auc Camden tram. FOR CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta.9.no A. M Arrive at Charleston.6.10 P. M Leave Columbia.7 46 A. M Arrive at Charleston.'.6.1? P. M. . AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS (SUNDAYS KXCEPZZD.' Lc s ve Charleston.7.S0 P. M, Arrive at Augusta.6.10 A. M. Connecting with trains tor Memphis, Nash viii' and New Orleans, via Grand Junction._ _? i eave augusta.4.10 P. B Arrive at Charleston.4.00 A. V?, COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS. (HUNDAIS XXCKPTXn.) Leave Charleston.6.05 p. M Arrive at Columbia.4.46 A. Mi Connecting (Sundays excepted) with Greenville ant1 Columbia Railroad. Laave Columbia.6.60 P. M, Arrive at Charleston.6.30 A. M, SOMMERVILLE TRAIN. Leave Charleston.3.35 P. M, Arrive at Summerville.6.10 P. M. Leave Summerville.7.10 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.8.25 A. M CAMDEN BRANCH. Camden and Columbi? Passenger T ral is on Mow* CATS, WXDHXSDATS and SATTJBDAT?, connecta with up and down Day Passengers at Ringville. Leave Camden.6.35 A. M, Arrive at Columbia.11.00 A. M. Leave Columbia......2,9? P. M. Arri's at Camden.7.03 P. M, Signed) H. T. PEAKE, April 19 General Suoenntendent, IflPines, liquors, (Etc. QLD WHISKIES. THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN? NOUNCE that thev have been appointed by Mea?rs. BENBYS. HANNI? ACO., of Philadelphia, theil sole Agents for the State of South Carolina for the silo of their celebrated ACME. X, XX, XXX. XXXX, N Kin AR CABINET snd o ner brands OLD RYE WHHKIE'. They also wish to announce that they will be in constant receipt of their COPPEB DISTILLED MOUNTAIN PURE BYE WHISKIES, direct from Distillery at Hannlsville, Berkeley County, Wes) Virginia. Liberal contracts will bs male for largs lots of new Whiskies in bond at Distillery Warehouse. OLACIDS A WITTE, No. 86 East Bay street, June 16 wfmSmos Charlen lon, 8.0. 6 & \ \> I A. MILLER,^ V? PAR??. JAMBS A. MILLER'S CHICKEN COCK WHISKEY. We are Agents of the above celebrated and well known brand of JAMES A. MILLER'S CHICKEN OO K OLD BOURBON WHISKEY, which is the GK>UINB AR > ICLE, and offer it to the trade, war? ranting it to sive entire satisiactlon lt is manulac .urea, copper distilled, ol the best grain and pure qualitic0-:mp:oves bv ape, especially in tho South? ern climate. A larg?- stock i-on/lantly on hand, of d'flVrent sges and prie*!-; ciopjrj'-'e ot the most superior. For sale iu lots to suit pn-ctaeen. by COfcB, DOLHONDE k CO . rolf Agents lor the south. No. 37 NaVliez-.^treet. N?:W Orleans. Or HENRY COP.IA A CO., Sub-Agents, Charleston. 8. C. June 16 IMO guicts. QT. CLOUD HOTEL. THIS NEW AND COMMOl IOL'3 HOUSE, LOCAT? ED corner ot Broadway and Porty-cecoLd-sireet, possesses advantages OV<T ??ll other houses for the ac? commodation o', its guests. It was built expressly for a flr.-t-cWss family boarding house-the rooms being large snd eu suite, heated t>y steam-with hot and cold w .ter. and furnished second to noie; wblls the culinary department is io the most experienced bands, atfi>rdlng guests an unequalled table. One of Atwood's Patent Elevators is atso among the "modern improvements" and at the service ot guests at all hours. The Broadway and University* Place Cars pass the door cverv four minutes, running from the City Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth and c evento Avenue'ines are but a short block on either "lie, ?B?rding ample facilities for communicating with all -he depots, steamboat landings, claces of s:?*use ment and business of the great metropolis. .UOltK Ai HOL.LEY, Proprietors. Varch 12 _6 nins SHAMPOOING AND HAIH-C?TTISG. LADIES AND CHILDREN attended at their residences promptly and at reason? able rates. Send ordera to W. E. MARSHALL, Barber, April 14 No; SI Brond-street <up stairs.) &*?m Stitt. Auction Sale of Sugar and ifolattu. BY F. P. 81 LAM, Auctioneer. IBIS DAY, the 88tb instant, at half past 1(7 o'clork, A.M., will be sold at th* atore of Messaac, fctreat Bros. & co.. No. 74 Eaai Bav-street, 91 bode, cboire Porto Bioo SU 3A KS 20 puncheons choice Porto Bi co Molasses. Conditions of sale-All ?naos under tues, cash; ?hove that amount, thirty days for approved city ?af dorsod note._ Jane SO Clothing, Dry Ooodt, #c BY MILES DRAKE. THIS MORNING.at 10 o'clork, I wUi seO at mr fetore, corner of King and < i bern-streets. A Use of seasonable CLO rHING, CONSISTWO OF: White and Brown Linen COAT> VESTS and PANTtV AJpaca. Jean and foitonade Pack Coats Cassimere. Jean ind Cottonade Pants. Vest?, tc. Print*d Lawn. Bareee, Mozambique. Ll- en. Ladlee* Dnder Vesta Hpool Cotton, Hosiery. Linen Nankin* and Towels. Bead Baskets, plated lea and Dessert Spoons, Umbrellas, ko._Jone 81 Booti, S/ioer, Balmorals, Gaiters, Buskins, &c,$c. BYN. HUNT & SON. THIS DAT. the 30th instant at 10 o'clock, in orr Salesroom, No. 149 Meeting-street, we wffl sell ferr cash, . 60 cases Assorted BOOTS, Shoes, Bal monia. Gait? ers, Baskina, kc, ko., an rr? sh and o PSI rabie Kuna mer Stock, to which we barite the attention of baj? era._ Jona g Stach and Bonds BY H. H Del EON. I WUT sell, THIS DAT, 30th, at the Old Postoffice, aft ll o'clock, ? $7733 07 CITY CHARLESTON ?TOCK ti OOO City Memphis Bonds iold> $50u0 bo ith Carolina Railroad berta per ceat Bonds $5000 State soaih Carolin? Bonds $ft)00 6 tate 8o a th Carolina stock <old, ) Condition? cash_Jone 30' VO \ BTA B Lih-'S SALK. THIi DAY, the 80th instant, at 10 o'clock, w?2 be sold at the office of tate C turlee toner Zeitung, i he PKIN i IN? MATERIAL of the Ohifleatamsr Zei tun?. Levied on as the probert* ol i , at i bec gait of-. JOHN D. KEN NELY. Jane 80_Special Constable. Valuable Real Estate al Auction. BY H0LMKS MAL'rETH, . AncUoneert. - By virtue of an order ot sale to me directed, brtlts Bon. Geo. 8. Bryan, Judge of tue United States) District Court, for the District of Soath Carolin?, I will offer tor sale at pabilo auction, at the Old fostoffice, foot of Broad-street, Chariest rm, 8. 0., O MOBBOW. Jalv 1st. at ll o'clock AH., AU that LOT OB PARCEL OF LAND, situate, lyra* and being in the city of Columbia, and State bf south Carolina, measuring and containing In front on Wa?hin|rton-street.aixty-arx (66) fe*ti and m depth one hundred and four (104) feet B uttm? and booncV ? DC weit on lands now or late of estate of CkarlM Beck, east on lands ot A. Oege and J. D. Batensen, south on lauds of G. V. Antwerp, and north ea Waihuigtoa-atreet Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papare and stamps. LOUIS McLAiN, Assignee F. d. DeEon taine. To WHOM IT KAT C ONCXXS- AR Usn crediton of F. G. DRFON TAI NE, Bankrupt, are hareby noti? fied th it pumnant to an order of the Court, datad June 10th. 166?, they are required to. prove and eatabhah their nena before J. 0. CARPENTER, Esq., Beaiatrar, oner before the 1st of July,-lpg-, or else be debarred from any benefit arising from the decree to be made in thia case. Jane 80 fwmfwotbl LOUIS McLAIN.' Valuable Real Estate at Auction.., b W. Y. LEITCH & B. S. BRUNS, Auctioneers. By virtue of aa order of aale to me directed, by tke Hon. Oeonte s. tryon. Judge of the United State* District Court rar tne District of -onth Caroona,I wi U offer for aale at public auction, at the Old Post office, foot of Broad-itreet, lO-MOaKOW, July 1st, at ll o'clock, a.. M. . ' ALL TH*T PLaNl ATION OB TRACT OF LAVO, on the Wando River, about nine miles fr >m Otjarlea? ton, known?? Woodville, containing four hundred acres, more or le' AISO, ALL THAT PLANTAI ION OB TB 4 OT OF LAND: known aa the Darby Tract, situated in the rest pf the Four Mlle House, on the plank road, containing forty-four acres of high land and eight acres of marsh land, more or less. AXAO, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, wHb the Buildings, situated on tne weat side of Meobawo-street, ia the Village of Blkenrille, measuring and containing IT iv* fwftT,t V-TV ?- -i-M T"Tr*r Irr* hy thlSJSJ hundred feet in depth. ALSO, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, With the Building thereon, situate at the corner of th* Main Road and Di vision-street, in the Village of BJkererUle, mea? suring and COD tain lng ba front on DI vision-? treet nicety feet, and in depth- feet; bitting and bounding eaet on Malo Bo ad, west on North eas te ra Railroad track, south on Division-street, and west on landa of A. Canten. aneo. ALL THOSE TWO LOTS, known as Lot B and Lot O, in the plan of the Village of Bikersrlue, made by John L. Brauen. Lot B containing about one and one-qaarter antes, snd Lot o containing about twenty-one seres of Marsh Land, aa will appear bx reference bad to said plat AUX*, ALL THAT PLANTAll>N OB THA0T OF LAND, opposite the Quarter Boase, on the plank road, about five miles from Charleston, contain!cg one hundred, and six (106) acres, more or leas. ALSO, TWELVE LOTS In the Town of RaveneL atteste on the Charleston and Savana ih Railroad, about fifteen miles from Charleston, '?frentiag oa Mallard? street, aa<i m eas axing on said front line two bandied and ten feet each, and containing from four to se vea aerea each, aa m*y be seen by the piat of said Vil? lage. . : Terms-One-third cash ; balance in two equal suc? cessive annual instalments, secured by bond of pdr chaser and mortgage or the premises Buildings to be insured and policy astigned. Pure Use ere to pay for papen and atamps. LOU I" McLAIN, Assignee for D. Biker. AW To WHOM rr MAT COMOS.-The lien creditors of D. BIKER, Bankrupt, are hereby noU I fled tba* pursuant to an order of court, dated Masch 25th. 1869, they are required to prove and eatabUah their Uena before J 0. CARPENTER, Esq- Begls rrar. on or before July lat 1869. or else ba debarred from any benefit arising ftom the decree to be made in tnia oise. LOUIS MoLUN, june 30_cwithl Assignee P. Biker. SHERIFF'S SALE. In the Court of Probate-Jacob H Kalb, Ad. ministralor, vs. B. R. Watson # D. J. Thomas, et al. In pursuance of a Decretal Order of I. N. Teague, Probate Judge, in this cause, I will seU at Black? ville, Barnwell County, 8. C., on aaLK*DAT in JOLY next, 1869, at public auction, at the usual hours ol ?ale, _ . Certain LOIS OB PARCELS OF LAND in Ihe Town of Blackville, situate, lying and being as fol rows: TWO Lots fronting on Railroad-street, each CO feet front bv 160 feetdepth. on Block -O," No 7 an? 8: thies Lets on Block"O." ?os. 31,23 and 28, each measuring 60 ieet on Walker-alreet, by 200 feet In depth. On these Lots are a fine hotel building, one larger dry gooda and grocery storehouse, and three other smaller storehouses, and ail the Lota are valuaMo for building sites. Term ? of Sale-Cash enough to pay the costs of suit, ?ad the balance on a cred t aa til January the first eighteen hundred and seventy-one, (1871,). with interest from date of purchase at aeren per cent, per an DU m. Titles to be executed, bat not delivered UDUI the whole pureba** money 1?paid, and if not paid when dee. to be re sold for cash, at tbe risk of the former or Ant part hater. The par? ch daer to give bis bond to the Judge of Probate, withe two or more good sureties, to be approved br him. The purchase money, when due, to be paid into tho Court of Probate to abide its further order. Pur? chaser to pay for cceasurv pape-s ard ataaaps. t-heriff s ufflc, June luth, if 69. JdBe'28 7 N. O. W. WALE RB Sheriff. jlnfttonrers' $)riiidtt Sdci. Residence on South Bay BY LOUIS D. DeSAUNSURE. For .sale The SMALL BESIDBNCF. on ?ou'h Bar Bettesr. between Meeting and Kins erriete, containing 4 up? right, 2 attic rooms and doable piazta. Apply at Jure 25 fmw4 No. 38 BoOaD-Sl KBIT. Residences BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSUBE. For Sale or B?nt The tbree-storv WOODEN RESIDENCE, on South. Bay, a few doors west of King-str^t. contai ni ag eight rooms, double piazzas, Ac The lot ia large and rana through to LamboU-etreet ALSO, Tbe tbree-ttory WOODEN RESIDENCE, on th* east side of King street, a few doon from the Batte? ry, containing eLtbt rooms, double piazzas, Ac The lot is at out 79 feet front, by about 160 feet deep. AXJBO, The tbrec-s'ory ?BICK RESIDENCE,No. 83Meet? ing-street i wubin five minutes' walk or the Battery, containing len tooma, pantry sad doubla piazza. The lot measures 41 feet front, by 211 ieet deep. For particulars, apply aa above, at June 25 fm wi No. 23 BBOAD STREET. / lUAKliKSTON AGK1CD LTD KAL J WAREHOUSE AND SEED SIOBE. ? AUBICULIUSAL Iii PL EM Ey TS, OABDB9 SEEDS, dtc. ELLEBBE'S TRANSPLANTER FOB SALE. GEO. B. PINGERE. NC. 140 Meeting-street, Charleston. March 21 6n??