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THE DAILY NEWS. * Largest CtJreulm.tton.-T3S DAILY NEWS et m SQ TBS X BW SP A PEE OFFICIALLY RE? COGNIZED AS BA TUfff TBS LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN TBE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES TBE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN? ING IN TBE POSTOFFICE AT TBE END OF EACH WEES. ACCORDING TO TBS PR0V7S iotrs or TBS NEW POSTOFFICE LAW. CHEAP ADVERTISING. THE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation of .?stlich is ?boat twice SA large as that ot any other paper published in Son th Carobna, is the beat advertising medium for all business men. For persons who want situations or servants; who want houses or apartments, or have them to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg? ing; who have lost or (bond, articles of value, THE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all pta rs ea m*y bare their wanta s applied, we have adopted, the following sosie of CHFAP ADVKR najajMMHa^ paymmt for which must i n va ri ably -be made teften the order is given : Advertise roe nt? of situations ?anted bj or offered to clerks, invernesses, tutors, work men, mechanics, house-servants, porters; shop boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to "let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, offices j ?00 warehouses wanted or to let, and misceUa- ; neons wan ca of ?0 kinds. ?f For each insertion of advertisements of the classes specified : Not exceeding ZEBU LIKES or 90 words....35 cents " Form uns or 30 words.40 " FIVE LUTES or 40 words.50 All advertisements to be Inserted at these rates must be prepaid sud delivered at Tn NEWS office by 9 P. M. Range of Thermometer at tne News Mat, Honday-.. 8 A. Bf. 84 92 85 LOCAL MATTERS. MEETINGS TBIS DA Y. Strict Observance Lodge, st 8 P. M. AUCTION SALES THIS DAT. A, G. MOGTLLTTUAY will sell at 10 o'clock, at the old Postoffice, real estate. J. J. KENNY, bailiff, will sell at 10 o'clock, at No. 169 King-street, sashes, doors, Ac. KNOX DALT. A.Co. wJl sell, at, 10 o'clock, at their store, handsome furniture, Ac. HENRY COBLA A CO. will sell at quarter-past 10 o'clock, at their store, sugar-erred hams. JEFFOBD8 A Co. will sell at q uarter-paat 9 j o'clock, st their stores, hams, shoulders', Ac. G. W. BMW ?ill sell at half-past 9 o'clock, at his store, butter, cheese, Ac ?? at, A A. P. CALDWELL will sell at half-past 9 o'clock, at their store, previsions and candles. RETCH A SCHACHTE wdl sell at a quarter to 10 o'clock, at their stores, shoulders, hams. Au. LACHET A Aux ANDER will sell at 10 o'clock, at their store, hams, strips. Ac. .. rv ' ? e SHOULD MOT SHOOT.-A white man was ar? raigned before the Major yesterday for firing off his pistol in a yard. Bis plea that it contained powder only did not save him from afine. ' _ TH? NSW* HT TEX CousTsr.-Beaders of THE NEWS going to the country can receive their favorite paper bj mai!, daily, at seventy five cents a month, by addressing a note, with their subscript ion, to our publication office. CoLLBoros or CUSTOMS.-Mr. Clark is expec? ted to arrive by the New York steamer to-day, and will take possession of bis office as soon as tb e books ?ad papers oan be arranged, lt is supposed that to do this will require five or sri days'hard work. BAIN.-A short but refreshing shower came about'tour o'clock yesterday afternoon, and was gladly welcomed by our ol tia ana, to whom it waa must delightful. The thermometer, wbiob had been s anding at 92 np lo the show? er, was cooled down to 86. BURGLARY.-The residence ' of " Mr. T. B. Trout, on Butledge-avenae, hear Broad-street, waa burriartoasly entered oo Sunday night last, and a quantity ol clothing an i other arti? cles stolen. The bora-Ian effected an entrance by climbing up on tba porch. HOTEL AT MOULTRXETILLX.-Mr. John M. Toohey, the Intendant of Mouhrlerflle, has Ar teri a stock company, having for itt object She erection of a hotel in. the town. It ia thought that the hotel can be commenced this fall, and be in readiness for visitors next spring. ? . _ THE CATERPILLAR ur FLORIDA.-A corres? pondent, who writes from Gainesville under date of the 17th. says that it is not true that there are caterpillars ID A lac bu a and Columbia Counties. The so-called caterpillars are erase worms, and the cotton crop is the beat that has been had in fifteen years. The worm is expected in August, which may reduce the erop one-half._ Daua LABELS.-Wa desire to call the atten? tion of druggists in the city and throughout the State to the peculiar facilities of THE NEWS Job Office for printing all kands of drug labels, presenptioa blanks, Ac, at the shortest no? tice, and in a style unsurpassed anywhere in the country. Our stock of cuts, borders and fancy type is unusually large and choice. Call and examine specimens of work. TEX MILLS HOUSE.-It is reported that the reason of the delay in commencing the pro? posed repairing aud fitting np of thia well known, house is because the parties who de aired to lease it hare not produced the refer? ences requested bet?re the contract should be signed; nut it is understood that Messrs. Par? ker A Bro. will s ho ttl furn i m satisfactory rel? eren ces. and commence operations without fur? ther delay._ Hum PRICE FOB PEACHES.-A crate of peaches, containing three pecks, crown in Wilhstoo by Mr. J. M. Smith, was recently sold in New York tor $30. ?f tba c?ate bad4! been packed, $25 could Have been . btained. This is the highest prie J ever obtained for a crate of South Carolina peaches at th H season. Last year the highest price paid was $15. and this jeir, with the exception mentioned, $12 Jua been the hignest price obtained. FRENCH MADE Baft.-Mr. Eugene Esdra has eent us a pack of "French Conversation Play? ing Cards, "ot whicli be is the inventor. The object of the game is .. Fren oh Made Easy," the idea being to teach phrases and pronunciation at the sam0 tim". For instance, card seven? teen has upon it, "Thank you Madam,"and the French, "Merci Madam." to be pronounc? ed "Maje Sea Mad-d ?mm." Card six has upon it, "Ask the gentleman in the Parlor," trans? lated "Priez ce Monsieui d'entrer au Balon," which is to be orouounced "Pree-ess-smuss-e jcrdnottraj-ross-sal-'on?." And BO on with the others o. the fifty-two cards of the nack. The examples we b ive given illustrate perlec ly the b saut ?ea of ho s stem; but wo may be permitted to remark t ia' 'C'est un plaisir que j'estime trop h>n ." is not idiomatic French. .??nd that "Ld Prochain mar age de ma Soeur" can hardly b .< taken as a translation of "My sister is to be mirrie J soon." A SURPRISE PARTY. How Ute Iai were Pat oat and the Oat? Pat in-lino Wunitot aaa Man? da na nee* not to fee Obtained-One wk? baa the Innings doesn't feel sar? of ala t oatt ion oa the ifield . BEQUEST. THE NEWS of yesterday mentioned that on Saturday the Mayor bad addressed Jettera to P. C. Querry, City 8heriff; Wm. N. Hughes, Assessor; and C. P. Frazer, Assistant Assessor, stating that the "duly elected and qualified" desired their offices, and requesting them to turn over their books and papers, with' whiob request the late incumbents refused to comply. Tho Mayor made no reply to tue refusal, but tt was reported that he said decisive ?cf ion would I be taken on Monday. Thus matters stood. The Assessor carried the key of his office home. Captain Jenks, Inspector, had the key of the Sheriff's office, which Is jnst in rear of that of the Inspector. SUSPICIONS. The officers above named, it is understood, suspected that an attempt would be made to slip in their offices at some time during the day when the; stepped out on business, and therefore when they were compelled to leave they left some one in charge; but they did not suspect that their offices would be taken from them out of business Lours, especially when the doors were locked and the keys were in their possession. Once upon a time in Charles ton, there was a quiet, nice old fellow, who oc? cupied the respousrble position of sexton of church, and carried the keys of the church in his pocket. ' One night he, with the citizens geuerally, were aroused by an alarm of fire. He hurriedly dressed and started io the direction of the fire, and .vbile on the way was hailed by an excited citizen, who told him to hurry, for the-church was on fire. "Oh, that cannot be," said our sexton; "for i've got the keys in my pocket." But we are wandering. ACTION. Early yeaterdiy morning, the Chief of Police, accompanied by a locksmith, a small number of policemen and Alderman T. J. Mackey, the latter of whom went along in his Aldermanic capacity to represent ' e city, proceeded to the City Hall and quietly picked the lock of tho Assessor's office, and installed therein the "duly elected and qualified" Assessor, P. J. Coogan, and hts assistant, Dr. M. O. Camplin, who, with the "duly," Ac, Sheriff, George Ad? dison, had been notified to be OD band. The offiee-seizers then went down stairs to the Sheriffs office, and with the key, which had been obtained by a flank movement, opened the door and installed the Sheriff. A police? man was then placed at the door of each of the the seized offices, with orders to prevent any intrusion from the late incumbents. The "dal; elected and qualified" sat down in the chairs and cooked their feet upon the desks of the late incumbents, and awaited events. THE LATE INCUMBENTS Came down at the usual hour to enter upon the business of the day, and of course were much astonished lo behold their offioe doors open and a knight of the a ar and baton at and? ing tn the doorway. Ideas of burglary and the like occurred to .them, which, however, were dissipated when they advanced, as then the po? licemen informed them of wha+ had happened. Mr. Hughes and his assistant, after a short parley, retired. Io the Sheriff's office Mr. Querry was accosted by Mr. Addison, who stood well protested, with the remark that he wanted to have peace. Mr. Querry concluded not to pioclaim war and retired. WO JUD3E. The three ejected officers held a meeting later in the day, and concluded to consult their lawyers whom they had engaged to eon test the election. An investigation into the matter showed that the ins could not be pnt ont by quo warrantas or mandamuses, as there was no judge in the city to issue them Judge Carpenter having left for the North on Saturday; all of whioh was, of course, known to the office-seizers, who patiently awaited the departure of the judge before commencing op? erations. HOW rr is TO BSD No one seem* to know, bat we suppose the counsel of the late incumbents will decide upon some course of action-we never knew lawyers to fail in presenting some law or other that would not keep a man either in or ont of a place as they desired-whioh if it do not re? move the "daly," Ac., will give them a good shaking np. As it is, the Assessor and his assistant are for the present secure in their positions-so is the Sheriff, bot he doesn't feel so, as a policeman will be kept on duty at the offioe. Beside the lock has been taken off of the door and so arranged by th3 locksmith that the key of the late Asses JO- will not work in it. Tue Sheriff, the "duly," &c, was quite un? easy yesterday, anticipating a storming party if be remained, and a qniet occupation by the enemy if he stepped ont. 'J he advice from numerous disin tores"lcd friends that he should sleep in the offioe and have his meals sent to him, was duly considered by him; but late in tho day be determined to leave the precious charge in the keeping of the policeman. Dur ing the mornings be is perfectly safe, as no one ot the hostile forco will attempt to push through the crowd of colored men who besiege tua Inspector for "wuk," which will have to be done oefore he can be reached. As we go to press everything is quiet around the City Hall. entraras.- The Sues imposed by the Mayor yesterday amounted to $38. Several persons were fined by the Mayor yes? terday for throwing water into the street. Tim Hurley will leave for Washington in a day or two to help some office-seeker into a "poeieb." Mr. J. H. Gooch, a citizen of Marlboro' Dis? trict, bas invented a cotton plough, whioh the experienced ones decide to be a great im? provement on all others in use and much cheaper. ? It is reported that there will be a grand pro? cession this week in honor of the new Collec? tor, composed of those who de-nre office under him. It is thought that it will take three boors lor the prc cess tu i to pass any given point._ MASONIC FATB.-For some time past the Ma? sonic fraternity of ? bis city have been ta'king ab jut holding a grand Cur in tbo fall, SB J late? ly have determined to do so. Io order to carry our in .MI object they have organized an association known ss the Masonic Fair Association, composed ot three members from each Lodge in the city. Mr. Augustine T. Smythe is chairman, and Mr. B. E. Brown secretary of the association, which has already sent circulars to all of the Lodges of the United States requesting contributions. A number of the Lodg e have responded, some sending money and others arti:! js. Among the articles are regalias and silver-ware. The fair will be held on the third Tuesday in November, at which time the Grand Lodfje of the State will be in session. The fair will b held for a week and longer if successful, winch it certainly will be. Each Lodge m tho oil> will bave a tab!e in the fair roora. Tie li iv fiieuds rf the members are interesting themselves in the nutt.r, and there is considerable rivalry among them. Members of Lodges in ibis mid tho adjoining slates will bo invited to attend. This fair will, doubtless, be the largsst and most successful ever held m Charleston. The object is to raise funds for the bcnolitTof tho tva tu roi ty here. COLLECTOR MACKEY SERENADED. Speeches - A mother each Victory for licpabllrmmj as that in Virginia, ?ad RepubiieonUm ia Uaidoate tb laka tate Colleetor - The Collector I ute nu i to Expose Ute Traitors .to Rep?blica ?brm and ta ?ead them Baak to their Orig i aal Maa. About ten o'clock last night, bat ween twelve and fifteen hundred Republicans of Charles? ton, headed by two bands of music, proceeded to the residence of Dr. A. G. Mackey and gave him a serenade. After the bands had played, ''Hail to the Chief,"' "Home Agate," and a few other airs, loud calls were made for Dr. Mackey who, upon appearing, was greeted with cheers. A. J. Ban ier, ( h airman of the Be publican State Central Committee; then delivered an address ot welcome in the name of the Republican parly of the city and State. He assured Dr. Mackey that the hearts of all true Republicana beat, ss of old, responsive to his own; assured him of their sympathy, and de? clared that Republicana saw, in his removal (lom office, the initial step to Ihe establishment of Conservatism in this State; that the Repub? lican party of South Carolina would triumph in the future as in the past; that it would make no surrender to Walkerism, bat, like the loval and Kalian t t-rew that engaged the Confederate mon? itor, "if it must fall it will go down with its col? ors flying, sod with every gun ringing defiance to its enemies." He expressed the confident belief that the time was not far distant when the Republican party of South Carolina would dem? onstrate to the nation at large their confi? dence in Dr. Mackey, and their grateful ap? preciation ot his distinguished services and sefferings for the cause that it upholds. He said that the voicei of Republicans here may be feeble with the administration, bnt tbe men who would betray them would lind that their votes are potent. Dr. Mackey responded by thanking the speaker and the assembled citiaeus for their g?nerons welcome, which he attributed, not to his personal merits, but to fidelity to the prin? ciples of Republicanism. He said that he valued this gratelul tribute of esteem from his political friends and associates in his native city more than the glittering bauble of public office; that his official relations with the Administration were not yet for? mally dissolved, and hence he did not think this time proper for him to- present his views fully in regard to its recent acts as they affected himself, but that he would, at no distant day, lay before his fellow-Repub licans a chapter of political history, whioh would show that senators and representatives whom they and he had elevated to power, had basely betrayed their trust. On that occasion he would spare no traitor; that they bsd taken certain men from the mire to place them in exalted positions, and the people whom they had betrayed would consign them to their original mud. They would realize these traitors-the ttuth of the old adage, "Whoso diggeth a pit shall fall into it." He concluded by denouncing the covert attempt to organize a third party here; declared that Conservative Republicanism is Democracy in disguise; and said that we shall have no Vir? ginia in South Carolina; that he knew no Re? publicanism but Btdical Republicanism, and that as a Radical Republican be would stand or fall._ CAN THIS na So ?-TBS NEWS learns that on yesterday Alderman Geddings and Senator Sawyer applied to Alderman Howard, colored, and requested bim tosigo the bond of Collec? tor Clark, which he refused to do. The repcrt comes in sucha way that its truth can scarcely be questioned HOTEL ARRIVALS, JULY 19. - Pavilion Hotel. W T. Tupper, B. F. Wolman, City; W. C. Ful? ler, H. C. Faller, Jacksonville, F la.7 Alex. Mc-, Kenzie, Forenoe; H. J. Sergeant, Jas. Porter, Cosmopolitan. Charleston Hotel-J. T. Thweate, Colum? bus, Ga._I REVOLVER DISPLAY.-A white mau named M. B. Ryan appeared before the Mayor, yes? terday, to answer the charge of having drawn his revolver upon a colored mm named Robt. McGilpy, at the corner of Queen and Hing streets. The accused could not disprove the charge, and was fined ten dollars. UNITED STATES COUBT, JOLT 19-HOE. GEO. 8. BRYAN, JUDGE, PRESIDING,-The following business was disposed of to-day: In the District Court.-In the cases of George W. Cooper and D. D. McFaddin, et al, vs. Wil? liam ?. Plowden, William Townsend, et al, vs. James D. Blandiag, George A. Locke, et al, vs. Thomas D. Forsworth, orders were issued confirming sales and distribution of funds. In the case of William C. Butler vs. J. A. Blane, a petition to sell personalty, the peti? tion was granted, the proceeds to be held subject to the ordor ot the court. In the case of Bobert E. Richardson vs. John Davenport, petition to establish lien, the petition was referred to Registrar dawson, who was ordered to report after notice by as? signee to lien creditors. In the case of Bobert Macbeth vs. David A. Layne, petition to Bet up lion, the petition was referred to Registrar dawson. Petitions of Thomas J. Whittaker, B. C. Bryan, Johnson A. Bland, William P. Butler, (all of Edgeneld,) for final discharge in bank? ruptcy, were granted. Petition of Qeorge Tupper, of Charleston, for final discharge, was granted. Petitions of Albert A. Sehumaker, A. J. How ser, G. J. TJlmer, Mauisou P. Way, (all of Orangeburg,) for final discharge, were granted In the case of the Charleston Hotel Compa? ny vs. Joseph H. Purcell, application for set? tlement of rent, tho matter was referred to Begiutrar Carpenter. In the case of 8. B. Mellich imp, of Orange? barg, application for copyright of a map of Orangeburg, the application was graoted. In tbe caso of Henry Waterman vs. B. J. Muirhead, ct al, the report of Registrar Car? penter, relative to an injunction, was read, a'ter which the court ordered that the injunc? tion horotofore given be dissolved, and that the pet tioiier be ordered to loceive from Cohen, Han'kel & Co. all monds coming to bim from the lieu which ho holds, and which is men none J in tho petition. In the Circuit Court.-In Ihe case of the Charleston Gaslight Company, et al, vs. John Fraser A Co., et al-a bill for injunction and relief-the answers of the respondents wero filed, and leave was granted f jr the complain? ant to amend the bill, after which the caso was oontinued. BUSINESS NOTICES. INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS of all denomina? tions, also PROPRIETARY STAHPS, a full assort? ment always kept on band, ami for sale by HUGER & RAVES EL, No. 66 East Bay, July 10 Opposite Ciuri' r Office. gK ajatMlUMO A\I? ll UU-CLT'TTftG, LADIES AND JHlLDhiLN attended at their re&ideuces promptly and at reason able rates. Send orders to W. E. MARSHALL, Bimer, April 14 Ho, 31 l)road-?treet tup stairs.) Sl?!rt5 onU /imintji ?oubs. FINK WHITES SHIKTS.-TIIE CEL.E BUA TED 8T?B 8HIBT8. Ul all ale?, ready made ec made to order, at HTOTT'S Gentlemen'% Furnishing Store, _Mectlng-etret, oppoilte the Marte*. FANCY BXRIPBD PKBCAUB SUlKTR, of the bent quality and In assorted patterns, at MJOTT'd Gentlemen's furnish mg Store, Meeting-atreet opposite the atarse! INDIA OA CZ K SHIltTS. Fu OM 34 T4# 44 inches, at PC0TT'8 Gent'emen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opposite the Market LISLE THU EAD SH1KT8, WITH LONG and short Sleeves, in an sizes and grades, at t? CO il'S Gentlemen'? Furnishing Store. _Steering-street, opposite the Market DRAW K RS, IN LINEN AND JEANS, in aU s'zes, and warranted to flt, at hOOTT'S Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opposite th" Market. GEN TI, RM KU'S LINE* AND PA* EK COLLABS-a specialty. The best stock, in price, style, quality or quantity. The following styles cons tant ly OD band, via: Broadway, Vander? bilt. Best, Jockey, Snow Flake, hoz, Shakespeare, Dickens, Boaton ?acht Club. At soo r rs Gentlemen's Famishing Store, _Meeting-? tree t, opposite the Marlret. GRAY'S PAIENT MOULDED OBIKNT COLLAR; also the laust style Paper Collar, called tba Kt YSTOSE, manufactured by the Key? stone Collar Company. At SOOIT'd Gentlemen'* Fur ni eh nz F tot., Meeting-street, opposite the Market. LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS, IN ALL styles and sizes. At SCOTT'S Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meetug-etreet, o;jp site the Harket HOSIERY- ENGLISH AND GERMAN HALF HOSE, in Cotton and Lisle Thread. At SCOTT'* Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opnoalte tbe Market. NECKTIES AND C it AVA . 8.-A FILL lme of the latest styles of NE EliE.-, CKA VATS, SCAB PS and DOW.-, Srnng i- tocks and Na? poleon Ties. At SCOT l's Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meetlng-stteet, opposite the Market HANDKKRCIHe FM, IN LINEN AND SILK, ready hemme i tor immediate use. At seo ri'a Gentlemen's Famishing More, Meeting-street opposite the Market. UMBU EL LAM. IN COTTON, 8COTCH Ginsham, Alpaca and Silk all sizes and prices. At SCOTT'S Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, Meeting-street, opposite the Market. July 8 SAO Cmos fm ?rt5. PHOTOGRAPH COLORING. PERSON i WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS Usted with care and taste can have their orders promptly filled by leaving them at Holmes' Book House. Written directions should bi each case be given aa to the style of coloring pieferred. April 22 3mos* Progs, Cljeimrcls, (Etc HBSU DRUGS F JUST RECEIVED, GRIMAI LT & CO.'S PREPARATIONS 1 IODIZED SYRU P OF HORSE RADISH VEGETABLE CAPSULES OF MATICO SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIMB GUARANA POWDERS. All fresh from Paris, and for Bale by Dr. H. BAKU, May'8 No. 131 MEETING-STREET. JjEATH TD WD BUT ll BI S t FLEMING'S WORM CONFECTIONS, The Beat tn Use. They are made of "Santoulne," and contain no Injurious dreg. Bead what one of the most distinguished physi? cians of Richmond, Va., saya about the Lozenges : I have loo* used f antonino, the aenve principle of European Woim-Seed, as an effectual remedy for Worms ls chlUren. Mr. Warner L. Fleming pre? pares a Lozenge composed of lt, which la a very pleasant and palatable f >nn in which to administer lt to children, and which may be relied on as prop? erly prepared. O. F. MANSON, M. D. For sale by DR. H. BAER, Wholesale Agent, June 21 No, 181 Meeting-street. Q O L O O S E , SUPERIOR TO THE BEST IMPOSTED CO? LOGNE WATER, manufactured and sold wholesale and retail bf Dr. H. B \EB, June Qi No. 131 Meeting street T BAKERS JUS1 RECEIVED AND FOR HALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CARBONATE OF AM M ONU PRIME HOPS CBEAM OF TABTAB H. BAER, Druggist, No. 131 MEETING-STREET, March 4_ jy<JR THE HAIR. JUST RECEIVED, PHALON3 CHEMICAL HAIR INYIGORATOR AYERS HAlK VIUOR MONIGOlIERrS HALB RESTOBER BURNETf'S COCO AINE HALL'S SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HALB CHALFANT'S COCOA CBEAM LYON'S KATHALBON BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS REEVE'S AMBROSIA EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC SAVAGE'S URSINA BATCHELORS HAITI DYE HAWLEY'S HAIR DYE HAMBLETON'S HAIR STAIN POMADES, PHILOCOMES HAIR OILS, BANDOLINE COLOGNE WATER MAGNOLIA WATER FLORIDA WATER BAY RUM, icc., Ac. For sale by Br. H. BA ER, Mav 8 No. 131 MKETINQ.MTBBBT, r?0 REMOVE GHEASU SPOTS. USE THE DOC BLE DISTILLED BENZINE, I Prepared, and for sale, wholesile and retail, by DB. H. BAER, ' May 26 No. 131 Meiting-street. G 0>l S. TOMES, MELVA1N & CO., No. 6 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK. FOWLING PIECES OF ALL QUALITIES, SUITA? BLE tor the Southern trade, both MUZZLE AND BREECH LO AOL' R"?. ALSO, INSTO'KA FULL AWSORTMFNr OF CUTLE? RY, PERFUMERY BRINHM. SOAPS, ic. SOLE AJQBNTS FOB THE GENUINE D li HINGER PINIOL. July 19 owflmo Gr BORGIA MUTUAL FIBS AND LIFB INSURANCE COMPANY. OP MACON, GEORGIA. AmthorlMtl Capital.$900,000 - .* FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE anddlitinet by chart?r. 110 J, OOO paid into toe In aurance Department of Georgia according to law for tao benefit of the assured in this Company, ts tock holders wealthy and responsible gentlemen of Georgia. A purely Southern Company, allowing only six per cent ot its earnings to the Stockholders; the rest o t the profita divided among the Policyholders on the cc ntl ibu ti on plan. Ure Department has been in successful opera? tion for six months, and has already accumulated handsome assets. life Department ia full and successful operation, and vi ein g with old companies in its success. All of its Policio non-lo rf et table, and of every description of Life and Endowment, together with an an L ni ty table and return premium plas. No rrstnottoaa upon travel, place of residence or occupation. Women insured] on sam? terms as men. Loans half cf ia premium?. No notes taken, ornez n s : I W. /. LAWTON, President. V ? ? J. C. McBCRNhY, Vier-Prc<ddent. R. J. Ll ti BIFO OT, secretary. C. F. MoOAY. roos?.arrog Ac'uary. P. k. WRIGHT, Examining"Physician. Thia Company is now prepared to taie risks either in the Fire or Lifo Departments; and solicits a share of the patronage of the city and sta' e. J. O HOL, M t H. Jr., General Agent for South Carolina. Local sui Travelling agents wanted in all parts of the bta'e. Liberal commissions allowed. Applica? tions to be made to J. G. HOLMES, Jr., General Agent, No. 39 Broad-street, Charleston, S. C. July 5 nae mwf Q U A R D I A N MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NEW YORK. Organized in 1850. ALL POLICES NOS-FORFEI TABLE. HA LF LOAN TA KEN. NO NO TES B EQ Ul RED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FITTY) PER CENT. STATEMENT. Polices In force.$29,000,000 Assets. 1.60O.C0O Annual Income. 800,000 Losses Paid. 600,000 omons, W. H. PECKHAM, President, H. V. GAHAGAN, Secretary. L. MoADAM, Actuary. O.A. FUDICKAB, Superintendent. DIRECTORS. Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. Hon. Jascas HARPES, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex Mayor New York. JOBS J. CRANE, President Bank Republic. Wu. T. BOOKER, Wall-street. Wa. M. VEBSOXTK, Banker (Vennilye A Co.) CHAS G. ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Com? pany. Hon. GEORGE OPOTEE, ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT C. HOBOAN, Banker. THOMAS RIGNEY. Firm Thomas Rigney A Co. BEVJ. B. SHER HAM, Treasurer New York Steam Su? gar Ren ?ling Co npany. A AEON ARNOLD, Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co. RICHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore A Downe, Lawyers. Il V. HADOHWOCT, Firm E V. Haughwoat A Co. WK WILSENS, Firm of W. Wilkeits A Co. JCLIUS H. PRATT. Merchant. WM. W. WRIGHT, Merchant. CHAS J. STARR, Merchant WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant Gao. W. COTTLE a, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Eire Insur? ance Company. JOHN G. SHER-WOOD, Park Place. WALTON H. PECKHAM, Corner Pith Avenue and Twenty-third-street. En WAU n H. WEIGHT, Newark, N. J. GEO. W. FARLEE, Counsellor. W. L. OOOSWELL, Merchant OB.OROB Kl HM. GENERAL AGENT FOR 80?rH CAROLINA. Dr. T. REEN ST J h BN A. Examining Physician. K. ISSEItTKL, GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON. (tfflce No. !?69 King-street, JanmryU ly CHARLESTON, 3.0. ijeputir Silters. PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, TUET CURE DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL SISEASES OP THE STOMACH AND LIVER. TOST ARE R?C0 M M KNUT!) BT THE MSEIXOAL FA O ULTV. HEGEMAN &> CO., AGENTS, NEW YORK. Itoufactnredby C. F. PANKN?N. CEBOS? AMS AF0TBECA87, OHARLESTON, S. C. EsJ-For Sale by Druggists Evcryu>here.~& Febrnaiy 15 mwf l yr ^TTBAITIOBI, ADVERTISERS, TO THE MONTGOMERY MAIL. THIS IS ONE OF TEE MOST PROSPEROUS PA PEES in the south, ia published dally in Montgomery the Capital nf Alabama; bas an extensive sirculatioi 'li rough out the State, and offers advantages and in durcments to advertisers which lew other journal can equal. A regular file of the paper may be seen at tbe PUBLIC READING ROOM, No. 3 BRO AD-3TREE1, And contracts for advertising may be mads with th1 Agents in . carlcston, WALKER, EVANS A COGSWELL. G. H. GIliSON & CO., MarchO Proprletcr', Montgomery Ala. ?ul?*!, Sabs. Provitions. BY B. ?Sc A. P. CALDWELL. THIS DAY, tbe 20th instant, ?inbf Hold, before oar ?tore, et half-put 9 o'clock, 9 BBL8. POKE HR ADS 4 bb ls. Pork Trimmings 4 bbli Pork longues 7 bbl?. Polk F,?t 2 bbla. Pork Hocks IS bbia. iv ess Beet. Conditions cisb._July IO Candle?. BT li Sc A. P. CALDWELL. THIS DAY, tbe 20th butant, will be sold, before oar ?tore, at halt-past 9 o'clock. S3 BOXES ADAM ASH.Vt CANDLES. Conditions cash. - July 20 i Sugar cured Ham. BY HEN KY CO BIA & CO. THIS DAT, at quarter-past 9 o'clock, will be sold, before. Our 6 tore, 10 tierces choice Sugar-cured HAMS. Conditions cub- Jul-.- 20 GEO. W. NTEFFE?8 W1U sell, TO-DAY, at half past 9 o'clock, io front of bis atore No. f0 Vendas Bange, 46 kegs a d hall keaa BUTTER 22 boxes Factory Cheese ' 9000 lbs. smoked Hogs' Heads 6000 Vb*. Shoulders 1000 tba. unbagged Hams 15 tierces canvased Hams D. 8. Sides, Strips, Mackerel, fcc , &c. July 20 _. .- - '?. Hame, Shoulder?, Strips, ?-c. JEFFORDS & CO. Will eeU TH I..>.!) AY. in front of their Stores, at qutr ter-past 9 o'clock, 400 CHOI E i A.NV >s?Li HAMS 4 hbdi. Bngbt shoulders 3000 pounds Choice s rip? 10 ti"r> es f- m iked Bellies 7 boxes Long Clear --ides 20 bbl?. Molasses 30 bbls Light hr ?wa Sugar lOtf bags M ddJIng Flour. July 20 K?KLU MON SALE. Will be sold for casb, THIS DAY, the 20th instant, by virtue of an execution at the suit ot-, the following articles of prorertv of-, at the store No. 159 K?DR north of Queen-streef, commenc? ing ai 10 o'clock A M., 19 cases bASHE?, 4 light? high, 1 light w'dc, glass 22 by 28 2 Paeh Doora, matches 7 Portrait Frame? ll Mirror Frames. Joly 20_1*_J. J. KENNY, Baliff. UND Kit Dh CHGE IN EQUITY. Morr?on, Son ?r Hoyt vt. Robert H. H (Ich. A. C. MCGILLIVRAY, n uctionerr. Will be sold, in front of tbe Old Customhouse. THIS DAY, the 20th July, at ll o'elork, precisely, All that LOT, PIECE OB PA Ito L OF LAND, with a two story Wooden Dwelling House and Brick Outbuildings thereon, situate, lying and being on tbe north side of Green-street, tn the City of charles? ton aforesaid, being part of a lot known in a plan of lots formerly belonging to the Trastees of tbe co lepe of Charleston, made by Ji sepb Purcell, and recorded in the office cf Kepi.tor of Me-ne Convey? ance for Charleston District in Book V. No. 8, P. 200, Ky the No 14 Bounded north on land late of Ul chart! Hollowar, f. irsaorly part o : this loi, east on land of said Bichar! Holloway, south us Green ?tre*t. west on lot No. 13 sf said plat; measuring in front 46 fe-t 6 inches, same ou back line, and ia depth 104 teer, be the same di nen-lons more or less. ALSO, That LOT C F LAND, adjoining tl e. above cn the east, berne part of lot *o. 13 on said plat. Butting north on lani of said Holloway ( 1 ?ceased.) formerly part of lot No 15. east on College-street, suits os Green .street, west on lot No 14; measur sg in front on Oreen-st re ot 46 feet ? in ah e.-, on the north lue 46 feet, and is depth 70 ? -et, be the some more or less. Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two years, secured bv bond of the purobaser and mort? gage of the premises, with interest semt-anr nally until the debt be paid ; premises to be insured and pol cy aligned. E. W. M. MACKEY, 8.0.0, July 20 tul LNOh.lt DECREE IN EQUITY. Joseph S. Ingletby vt. George Evan? and Martha Ellen, hi? wife, et al A. C. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 3d dar of August next, in front of the Old Customhouse, at ll o'clock A. M. precisely. All tbat LOT OF LAND, situate os the aouth side of Tradd-street, and known as No. 45, in the City of Charleston, ueisurlng and containing in iront on said street 95 feet 6 inches, and is d ptb 98 feet, be the same more or less Butting and bounding east OB lands of William In a les by ; south os lands of ; west on lands of . and n rth on Tradd street aioresaiJ. Together with tbe right of a pas? sage through a small alley, lu common with the House and Tenement to tbe west ot the aforesaid Lot of Land. Teres-une-third cash; balance in one, two and three years, secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser to pay tor papers and stamps. K. W. M. MACKEY, S. C. C. July 13_tul UNDER DEC KEE IN EQUITY. John S Palmer, et al, Executor? of S J. Palmer, vt. J. J. William?, Lout? McLain, A.c. MCGILLIVRAY, Auctioneer. Will be sold or TUESDAY, the 3d day of August next, is frost of me Old Poetofflce, at ll o'clock A.M. All tbat TRACT OF LAND, commonly known as "Gravel Hltl" and the "Oaks Tract" situ ve m tbe Pari-h of St, ?stephen's, on tba "Old Wing Road," "Fair Forest swam?," and the waters ot Cooper River, having ?neu battings ?nd bounding* as are laid down m a plat ot reserves by W. B Mellard In February and March. 1866, duly recorded ls the Kegisiry of Means Conveyance f jr Charlestos County in Book "G," No. 14, page 208. ./* Terms-One-third cash; balance with interest from day of sale lu one, two and three years, tobe secured by bond and mortgage of the premises, Purchaser to pay for paper- and stamps. E. W. M. MACKEY, July 13 tu4 ti. C. C. gOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. Kwa?i GENERAL hUPEBINTENDENT'Sf OFFICE, I CHABLESTON, 8. C., April 9, li-6a. I ON AND A FT EB SU:'DA?, APWL ltrH, THU PAfcSLI-'OEB TRAINS of the South Carol.! a Ball road will rup as follows : FOB AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.8.30 a. M, Arrive at augusta.4.45 P. M, Cou nee ting with trains for Montgomery. Memphis Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery ase Grand Junction. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.8..*0 A. M Arrive at Columbia.6.10 P. M Connecting with Wilmington and Maacheeter Bal) road, inc Camden train EWU CH ABLESTON. Lew Augusta.9.00 A. M Arrive at Charleston.?.10 P. al Leave Columbia.7 45 A. M Arrive at Charleston.6.10 P. M AUGUSTA NIGBT EX PR Ess HT.'MD ATP EIC KITED.' Leave Charleston.7..YU f. M Arrive at Augusta.* lu A. M Connecting wltb trams tor Memphis, Nu?hnll ind Hew Orleans, v'a Grand Junction. I eave Augusta.a,.*.U P. * Arrive at Charleston.LOO A. li ttOLI'MHlA NIGHT hSPRtsS. ll UNSAYS rXCKPTEIV Leave Charleston .t?.OS P. M Arrive at Collin, o.a.1.15 A. y Connccricg -uuaays excppied: with Greenville an 'ohm ni? Railroad. -.eave Columbia.?.6? P. v. irr:ve at Charleston.5.30 A. V S MMERVILI.E 1RAIN. Leave Charleston.VS 1'. V \rnve at Summerville. fi.' 0 2. li Leave Summerville.7.ie A. M Arrive at Charleston.?.23 a. V CAMDEN ?RANCH. Camden and . nlumbl? Pat-senaer Trans on MON BATS, WEI NESDATs ami SATUBSAT8, connects witt up and down Day Passengers at Ringville. Leave Camden.6 35 A. M Arri>e at Columbia.ll. "? A. M Leave Columbia.2P? JJ Arrive at Camden.7.03 P. M. Signed' H. T. Pfc*K>., *pr*l 1" General Sanenntewd**?!. l?mes, r?tqn?rs, <?tr._ y~v L ? WHISKIES. l?g U.IDEItSIGNI?D iJ.G LB*V? TO AN? NOUNCE that tbev have been appo ute I by Mea rs, U NKY -. UAN^l- ir CO.. oi Puil rlelpliia, theil ?ii? Agent's 1 -r the -?t.teof '"?util ? arntlna for the ede uf then' ei-li'i'MtpJ ?' .ME X XX XXX. XXXX, N'M.IAR CABLNEI ami ober br.uds uLD liYr WHt HIE . lh y a.so wish to announce mat f lif>- w.ll be ir con-taut re.vipt of .ber CPPPEB DI-IIL-EE HOG* I'A IN Flt KB BYE ?HI-KIE?, diiect fi om ? '.vii. y a H.muisvi.le, Bo keley uounty, Wc Virginia Liberal contraes ?1 1 bi milo tor la-^e loti of new Whiskies in bj .a at Diatit.en Warehouse. CLACIU *WTllh, No. 8? last Hay slreet, June 16 wfniSuiOj Charleston, S. C. Shoulden, Earn, Bittier, Chotee, ?ce. RI ECKE ft SCHACHTE Will ;ell THT5 D AY, tt their Stott*, Not. 143 tad Hf Esst Bay, at t qnnrzr to 19 o'clock, 3000 peas da SHO?LDEBS 1000 poonda I). H. Shoulder? 5000 pounds Barns, bag and na bag 50 pac i ages Butter ? ' 30 boxea < hsese, Factory 150 bbl I. Herringa [_20 bbla. Molasses. Jt?jl? Barn?, Stripe, Shoulden, Butter, Lari, Pota? toes, ??c. BY LAUREY k Al.FX ANDER. THIS DAY, the 30th in? t.. win be sold in our Store, tt 10 o'clock, 800 uncovered HAMS 1000 Siripa and Breakfast Baron 30!) shoulders, large and small 200 Pig Heads 40 kegs and tubs lard 100 boxes Smoked Herrings SSVUM* Flour- vT 15 kegs Butter . ? , 200 reamsWr*?png Papar ' 30 bbls Potatoes ' 30 bushels damaged Corn. Conditions cash. July 24 Bandtome Cottage Sett, Ornerai Household Furniture! Bair, Moss r.nd Straw Mattrettetv Crockery, Sundritt, Smoked Beef, Lager Beer, t?c - No. 150 Meet! ng-*tteet. WiU sci!, TB Is DAY. as above, commencing at 15 o'clock, A. M. Conditions cash. Joly20 Mutee, (art, Barnett, Gold Watch, ?el BY HOLMES & MACBETH, Auctioneers. Will be sold TO-MOBBOW, 31st July, at ll o'clock. In front of eur Office, Ko. 36 Erctd-atreat, ONE (li MULE . . One (1) Cart . Ono il} Plough Two (2i Hoes - . One(l)Fork ... Beten ?I) sashes for Hot-beds '. . Two (!) sets Hamers One (1) Gold Watcu, and H" 'i i A lot of Sund rles j? ly 7$ ' Valuable Beal Ettate at Auction. . '. W. Y. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUNS, Auctioneer* ' - r By virtue of an order of sale to me directed, by the Hon. George S (.ryan. Judge of the United State? District Court for tue District of South OaroHaa, I will offer for sile at public auction, at the Oil Postofflee, toot of Broad-street, on T BU BSD AY, July 22d, at ll o'clock K. M., All that PLANTATION OB Til ACT OF LAND, os the Wando Bi ver. about nine miles from charleston, known as Woodville, containing four trundled acres* more or leas. ALSO, AB that PLANTATION OB IB ACT OF LASDL known as the Derby Tract, td tua ted mue rear or the Four Milo Hon-e. on the plank road, containing forty-four acres of high land and eight acree of marshland, more or lesa ; : - > i ALSO, ? > All that LOT OF LAND, with the Bundies, situ? ated on tbe ?est side of We shanie-street, in the Vil? lage of Bikers vi Ile, measuring and containing oaths front and bjok lines each ninety teet by tJareehun? dred feet in depth. . J.... ', ? ALSO, . . rv AH that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings' there? on, situate at the corner of the Wain BO?dand DivL pion--treet. In tbe Village of Biker??Ule. maaroriag and emtaininit In front on Division-street ninety feet, and in depth-feet; butting sad aonaoAg east on Hain Road, west on Northeastern Railroad track, south on Division street, and west on lande of A. Carsten. ALSO, AU those TWO LOTS, known a* Lot B and Lot (t in the plan of the Tillage of Hikers ville, made > y John L. Branch. Lot B containing abeu! one tai one-quarter acres, and Lot O ??g about rwea< ty-one acres of marsh land, as wfll appear by refer? ence hid to Bald plat, ? ALSO, Ail that PLANTATION OB TBACT OF LAND, op? posite the Quarter House, on the plank road, about five miles from Charleston, containing one hundred and six (108) acres, more or lesa. ALSO, TWELVE LOTS In the 1 own of RaveneL situ?t? on the Charleston and Savannah B*ilr oad, - about fifteen miles from Charier ton, fronting on kf si lord street, and measuring on said f ont line two hun? dred and ten feet each, and containing from four, to seven seres each, as may be seen by tar plat of said. VlUsge. Teims-One-third cash; balance in two equal succ?s?ive annual instalments, secured tr? bond of purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Buildings to be insured and tolley assigned. Purchasers to pay tor papers and stamps. io LOUIS McLAIN, . Assignee tor 1>. Rtkor, | ay To WHOM rr HAT COHCXHX.-The lian credi? tors of D. BIKER, Bankrupt, are htreby notified that pursuant to an order of Court, dated March 25th, 1869, they are required to prove and establish their Bens, bet?re J. c. CARPEN t EB. Esq.. Regis tr jr, on or before July 1st, 1869, or else be debarred from any benefit arising from the decree to.be mada in thia case. .LOUIS Mo LA IN, July 14 wfm3tuth3 Assign?e D. ?ker. . Pensacola and Georgia Railroad Bonde. , BY H. H. UeLEON. I will ceU on TUE8DAY. July 37th, at fha Old Post office, at Charleston, s. C., at ll o'clock, . $16,000 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs of Pensacola and Georgia Railroad Company $9,500 Second Mortgage Bonds of Pensacola and Georgia Railroad Company, second by mortgage on lands. Conditions caso. ital hi mm3 July 17. Stunts. jy? kV. FILLET, TROT, NEW TORE. MANUTAC TU B EB OF STOVES, BANGES, HEATERS, HOLLOW WARE, Ax!. MANUFACTURES OF MPHILANTHROPIST," " CHIEF COOK? "CHARTER OAK" AND ,,CIVILIANM COOKING STOVES. ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO THE SOUTHESK TRADE. awn roi SALB BX D. L. FULLERTON, AUGUSTA, QA. THESE STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED FOB capacity, durability, conveniences and the general purposes to which Cooking Stoves are used. Tko PHILANTHROPIST ls eitra heavy plated, and hat Ash Drawer; can be made into a ?ix boiler bala ?tove-, has cast iron Wtfer Taok galvanised,or enamel lined. A strictly first-class ?to?e. ita CTVI LIAN is of a neat design, and baa aline Urge Oven. This Stove can be had ?rf tb the extension nark, six holes, and reservoir wheu -lealred For further information apply io D. L. F??LLBMTON, January 36 ?TOS A neuste, Ga Stute ^uptrfiirmcot. JIXKCUTlVIfi Dh.FAlvTMli.ilT. THE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR Ht- BEEV IS? SUED to the Sheriffs of the varitas Counties, throughout the state: LAND COM SI rsa IO STE'S mex, I COLUMBIA, s. c. J.ny li 1*69 J To the Sheriff of -- Count]/: -in-You aie her-by reou sied to renort to this office all landa in your County pu'caa*ed by the Stat* at 1 ax Sales, date of purchase. o> whom occu? pied, under whit au horiiy ih?- party bold? posses? sion, whether under cultivation or nat and what disposition cLould be msde of al' euch lands to se? cure the ereaiestb?n:flt ti theft e. A tull and ejrly report, together with your rec >aim<>n la?on andeugeestio?s and s statement of your-expenses incurred, will oblige. Very respectfully, C. P. LE LIE. .'n'y ll 6 14Cli Commissioner.