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THE DAILY NEWS, -o RIORDAN, DAWSON & GO., PB0PBIKT?R8. OFFICE No. 149 SAUT EAT. t H ?MB - O AM. Y NKOT, one y**r.$8 00 DAUB News, six months ....,.3 00 Duti Haws, three Month". a 00 IB?-WEIUIL? NEW?, ono rear.8 00 Tm-Wanst* NBws, six month?.3 00 PA tic SK r Invariably tn advance. No paper sent ?ateas thc ;asn aooompanlea the order, or for a long 6 r time than paid for. TOB DAILX NKWS will be served to subscribers In tho city at 16 con ts a week. ADTBBTI8BMEKTS -First inaortiou. 15 cents s lino ; BnbRf.ationt Insertions, 10 cet?bi ? uno. Buslnem? Holleos 20 cents a line. Marriage and FuneralNo? tt ess. One Dollar eacb. jr BJ w a s ir si ia A ic v. -In rW York colton closed dull and lower; sales 185 bales. Middlings 84?. No dosing price for gold. _la Iv vor pool cotton closed quiet; uplands 1 aid.; Orleans 13d. Sales 8000 bales. _According to Artemus Ward, there are two things for which we are never quito prepared, namely-twins. _Punch does up the course of the French 0 able rn a single hexameter, thus: "Straight f rom the Brest ot the shore, it plunged in tho Bosom ot Ocean.1' _Olivo Lo pr an describes the female bat hera at Long Branch ai "hanging themselves on the safety rope, looking exceedingly like newly washed clothes on a windy Monday." -Hr. A. B. Quantrill, ot Washington, D. C., was anointing a bed with kerosene oil from a tic can, on Thursday, when the fl aid ignited from a lighted match held near it. An explo? sion followed, terribly burning Mr. Q. and his daughter and setting fire to the apartment. -Before Judge Dent accepted the nomina? tion for Governor of Mississippi,.he had a lengthy interview with the President, who ad? vised him to accept tho nomination, and ex? pressed the hope that he would be elected. The President, at the same time, said that it was his desire to have a fair olec ion in Mis? sissippi and Texas, and if either General Ames or General Reynolds interfered there? with he would remove them immediately. -The New York Sun (Radical) savagely re? marks : "General Grant and his family are said to be coming from Washington to Long Branch on board the Tallapoosa. This is a national vessel, and its expenses are paid by tbe na? tional treasury. By what right does the Pres? ident convert it into a pleasure yacht for the use of himself and his relations ? Ia there any law of the Unite i States which authorizes him to take a public steamer and employ it as a means of his personal amusement? And how does Secretary Robeson dare to pervert his official power by ordering tbe Tallapoosa on suoh an expedition ? General Grant is paid a large salary, ..and besides he has been en? riched by ^ouations. If be wanto to go to Long Braqoh. in a steamboat, let him hire one and pay for ifc put of his own pocket like any honest citizen." -The Frence Atlantic cabio has been spliced to the shore end at tbe island'of St. Pierre and ?J?igaelon, and a mci ? to the Empsror Na? poleon, which he drafted and gave, enclosed in a sealed, envelope, to the commander of the Great Eas'ern, has, it ia reported, been sent over the wire to the Imperial Palace of the Toileries, as a proof of the actual working con? dition of the line. The delay in splicing on July 12, it ia reported, was owing to the ?hore . end having slipped from ' the buoys, v?bien made it necessary to grapple for the cable.. The laying of the seven hundred miles from St. Pierre to Duxbury, Mass., was commenced on July 15. It is asserted that the messages received from Brest' show that the Frenoh /cable is superior to any other heretofore laid; " The communication of Secretary of State Ham? ilton Fish to the Diplomatic Representatives of ? England and Franca, indicates that the United . States Government does not intend to inter? fere with the laying of the cable, abd that the company lays the wire subject to euch regula? tions as Congress may hereafter make. - Just as the journey across our continent haa been made brief by the completion of the i Pacific Railroad, a new enterprise has boes undertaken to shorten tbe distance around it. Marshall O. Roberts, of New York, ts at the head ot a company incorporated by the Ver> . mont Legislature ind holding a grant from the Mexican Government, for tho building of a railroad across the Isthmus of Tehuantopee. . The Atlantic terminus ot the proposed railroad is Minatitlun, a river town twenty miles from the Gulf of Mexico, easily accessible to sea? going steamers at all tides, from which point it will run due south to tho Pacific, making that water at the port of Ventosa, one hundred and sixty-two miles distant. The construction qt the road does not involve many difficulties, tbe extreme elevation being only 793 feet,-and ten substantial truss bridges required. Mr. Roberta has just signed a forfeiture bond of $100,000 for the construction of a carriage road and a telegraph line along the route within eighteen months. The railroad itself is to bo commenced within two years and finished within three years more. The total amount of capital required for the undertaking is $8,900 - ? 000. v v, ? ? ? -Ibo money in the New York Sub Treasury has recently been counted by sixty-six ex? pert accountants. Tbe work commenced on ihn 29th ult.. and continued eleve a days. * f ter the greenbacks, to the amount of over $80.000, 000, had been twice counted, and the total had . been found to tally exactly wich the figures . ..given by Mr. Yan Dyck, tbe bags of gold and silver were attacked, the seals broken, the sewing ripped open, and ihe contents poured ont on the iron floor. Then fifty small streams of the metal, "though lost to siebt to memory ' dear," flew in every direction from flltv pairs Of hands, from one pile to another and back again, as one set of accountants took the other's place, and the m >rry chinking dtvf ral? lied the orderly confusion of the mon's voices. Nearly $70 000,000 in gold and $500,000 in sil? ver wero thus handled and replaced in bags, . sewed up and sealed. Then $8,000 00J in shin ? i?8 ?old bara were weighed, counted and packe J away, and on Saturday morning the tired accountants stood on their foot, stretched their backt?, rubbed their eyes, folded*their dusters, and like the Araba, noiselessly stole away. It was found thai Uncle Samuel had in his coffers in New York one hundred and two millions seven hundrel and twenty-seven thou? sand, six hundred and forty ?eight dollars and ,'. twenty-rune cents. -?Tho ..AVIUW," as it ia called, or ?rial cai - riage. is a balloon, shaped lik < a cigar, both end* coming ?o'a point. It is thirty seven fee' long, aiev< u foot from top to bottom, and eight feet tn wi tb. Around the balloon is a light .i' frame war: cf wood and cane, strongly wired ?r together and maced. Attached to this frame, 1 sud s tand ng Vp os they approach lho front of the carriage, are two wings, one on either side. They aro eaob five feet wide at a little back of tho cvntro of tho carriage, and do not oom? .* -t> '?' -..,.v-V-*?fc??Y'.' . , .y.'.?'?> tv at . ' ;Tt> ''-vi-ww .--...??i.;,. . v ???aja; .? .,. . t..-- : , .' . monee to narrow down anti! they approach j the front, where they come to a point. These wings are mado of whito cloth fastened to a light framework, wbioh is braced secure? ly by wires. To the f?ame at the bind part of the carriage ia attached a rudder or steer? ing gear, which is exactly the shape of the paper msed in pin daxts, four vane* at right angles. This, when raised or lowered, elevates or depresses the head of the carriage when ic motion; and when turned from side to side, guides the carriage as a rudder does a boat. At the centre and bottom of the balloon is an indentation or space loft in the material of which it is built, in which the engine and ma? chinery are placed on framework. The boiler aud furnace are together only a little over a foot long, four inches wide and Ave or six inches in height. Steam is generated by spirit lamps. The cylinder is two mohos in diameter and bas a three-inch stroke. The crank con? nects by means of cog-wboels, with tumbling rods which lead out to the propellers, on either side of the carriage. Tho propellers are each two-blade 3, four feet in diameter, and aro placed in the framework of the wings. Tho boiler in mada to carry ri ?Vi pounds of steam. When not inflated the carriage weighs eighty four pounds. The balloon bas a capacity for thhteen hundred and sixty feet of gas. When inflated and ready for a flight, it is calculated to have the carriage weigh from four to ten pounde. its first public trial at San Fran? cisco, on the 4th instant, resulted in complete success. CHARLESTON. TUESDAY MORNING, JOLY 20, 1869. lite Chineas Labor Movement. Worn out as are the planters of South Carolina by the uncertainty and costliness of free negro labor, it is not surprising that they should desire to avail themselves at once of the services of the Chinese, w ho in Cuba are paid but $4 a month, and in China but $20 a year. And the Chinese do not give Second Chop work for Second Chop pay. Men of their own race-Tye-Kim Orr and Koopmansohaap-who were at the Memphis Convention, say that they work faithfully and are easily managed, being patient, industrious, docile, tractable and obedient. They are temperate in their habits, whatever the Californians may say, and Koopmansohaap, the great contractor, is of opinion that they, oan be had for five years, at ten or twelve dollars a month. If only half of this be true, the Chinese will be better and cheaper laborers for our low country than any that we how have, or can obtain outside of the Empires of the Eist. Economy and efficiency are knocking at our doors, and we confess that our earnest wish to open wide eur gates is not tempered by any anxiety lest the Asiatio should affect injuriously our social or political system. We all know that, as one of the conse? quences of the war, tens of thousands of fer? tile acres apon oar seacoast lie idle, while every mark of former cultivation is rap? idly hidden by rank vegetation. There is not labor enough of any kind to restore these deserted plantations to their old ripe? ness of production. The colored people, what with losses by disease, migration to the cities and towns, ard thc *?ith?*.?w?l ?? the woman from ta* field*, w>? nnt ?firme enough to till properly the land now in cul? tivation. Nor is it a rebel misrepresenta? tion to say that the colored man does not labor as zealously as he did before the war, and that nothing but active competition will drive him to keep faith with his em? ployer and work fully dp to the terms of his bargain. The labor that we need for the low country cannot oome from Europe. The choice lies between Asiatio labor and African labor; and self-interest will natu? rally inoline our people to encourage the introduction of the former, which is unlim? ited in quantity, ia mere intelligent, and will be more profitable than free negro labor. The Chinamen have pigtails and almond eyes, and flattened faces and names studded with Ange and Engs. But these litUe pe? culiarities will not set our people against them; lor on their side is the power of money, the force of dollars and cents. As they will oome in but small numbera at first, as they have io far shown no disposition to settle permanently in a foreign land, and as it would be many years before they could take sides upon any political question, we do not fear that they will influence unfa? vorably our politioal position. And, so far as their physical power goes, 7>e have enough faith in the white race to believe that no humber of Chinamen whioh we or our children may Bee in Sooth Carolina ?rill be able to drag down the white man to their level, or fasten upon Western civili? zation the superstitions of the East They come to us to fill a vacant place, and they oome in good time. They will make fertile miles of rich land whioh are now a dreary waste. They will make the State wealthy and strong. They may drive out the negro; but they ?an never drive out the white man of the South, And, after all, this ls no ethioal question, bat a matter of bread and meat, of living or dying. All other considerations will fade in the faoe of these. We might wait to see what the Chinese will do in Mississippi and Louisiana; but we have not a moment to loose in parleying and dreaming. -The problem is solving itself while we sit Idly here. Never did any movement take shape and form as rapidly as that of Chinese im migration to the Sou rh. In a few weeks the 4ubjeoi has assumed proportions so large as to give employment to hundreds of pens and to enter into the calculations of subtle politicians Tne country was ripe There was ho heps for the low lands of the South but in the Chinese, and they are assuredly oomlng. We say, let them come. We, at all events, have no doubt?, no fears, and we hail the Chinese as the harbingers of fortune and prosperity to the whole seacoast of South Carolina Bcfcittd ?ate Tasaos. The Barnwell Sentinel ls opposed to Chi? nese immigration; bat it does not ?top j there. It says: j "Whet we object to is gangs, droves, armies i of foreign barbarians. We would not object I to an occasional immigrant from any country provided he were white, beenu o we could Riad nelly as dmija e suoh immigrants - and malu them part aol parcel of oureo ve*," Tue meaning of fbi. io clear enough. Our contemporary is hof tile to a 1 immigration, bat does not objeoi to an occasional immi? grant, provided he ba white. Irish, Ger? mana and English are all lamped together, if not M foreign barbarians, at leaet as i ra mi grants, who maj be admitted occa? sionally, but must not come, as we should like to see them, iu a strong and steady stream. The Sentinel is all wrong, when lt sets up its back against anything but "occasional" white immigration. This is not the feeling of the State, and is not, we hope, the feeling of Barnwell County. ' At all events, we should like to try the experi? ment of sending a thousand white "foreign "barbarians" to Blackville to-morrow morn? ing. He-views. THU STARLESS CROWN AND OTHER POETICAL (SELECTIONS. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippinoott dc Oo. Charleston: Holmes' Book House. It is not an easy matter to form a collec? tion of short poems whioh are religi? ous, not Erolio in tone, and whioh shall be sufficiently attractive to both serions and superficial readers. This has been done in "The Starless Crown," where the names of Longfellow, Whittier, Sigourney and He manB, Bhine in the midst of their anony? mous though not insignificant brethren. The book is beautifully printed on tinted paper, and is neatly bound. Prioe $1 76. 'Hie State Penitentiary. Our "Columbra correspondent says that six convicts escaped from the State Peni? tentiary last week. Two escaped a few weeks before, and Governor Soott has par? doned sixteen. In all, two dozen oonvioted felons have been let loose to prey upon the community. Who will say that Governor Soott does not deserve the gratitude of the Radioal party ? Hotirrs itt Ponkmptci). IN Til IC UISTHI? T COURT OF .THE UNIIED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF fc?OUlH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OE WIL? LIAM J. GAYER. BANKRUPT. BY WHOM A PETI TIO N FO rt ADJUDICA 1 ION OF B 4 N KRUPI CY WAS FILED ON THE ISTDAY OF JANUARY, A. D.1869, IN ?AID COU BT-IN BANKRUPTCY-'his into give notice that on tho SKVENTBENTH DAV OF JUXT, A. D. 1869. a Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of WILLIAM J. GAYER, of Obarloston, in the County of Charleston, and State of South Carolina, who has been ad jud K ed a Bankrupt, on his own petition ; that the payment of any debts and deliver v of any j.rop etty belonging to said Bankruit, lo him or for h s nae, and tbe transfer of any property by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to provo their debts, and to choose one or more assign?es of his Estate, will be held at a Court ot Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 72 Broad-street, Charleston, south Carolina, before J. C. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the THIHIY-FIHBT DAT or JULY, A. D.k 1869, at 10 o'clock, A.M. , L. E. JOHNSON, July 20_1 U. 8. Marshal aa Mesaettger. IN THE DISTRICT COURT UK THE UNITED STA t'Es, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA JULY TERM, 1869-IN THE MATTER Or JE-8I .H. BOLLES, BANKRUPT -PETITION FOR FULL AND FILNAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY. Ordered, Theta bearing be bad on the TWENTY BU I H DAT or JOLT next, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, 8. O. ; and that all Creditors, stn., Of said Bankrupt appear at stud time and place, and abow < ause. if any they can, why the prayer of the peti? tioner sbould not be granted. And tbat the second and third meeting ot Creditors ot said Bankrupt will ba held at the office of J. C. CARPENTER, Esq. Registrar of First and Second Congress onal Dla trlct, H. C., On TWENTY-FOUB?E DAT OF JOXT, 1869, at 13 M. By order of the Court, th* 12th day of July, 1869. DANIEL HOBLBEOK, Clerk of the District Court oi the U. S. for 8. O. July 18_tua -JTM TUB". r?i?rruiriti CO?.'"T T-OJS?3 JLV UNTTED STATES, FOa bOUTH~CAMOLINA>? 1 SUPT.-PETITION FOR PULL AND FINAL DIS , CHARGE IN BANKRUPT- Y.-Ordered, That a ! hearing be bad on the TWENTY BEXTH DAX O? ItXx, ? A. D. 1869, at Federal Courthouse in - harleaton. S. C. ; ' and that a l creditors, tte., of said Bankrupt appeal at said time and pao-, and show cause, if any they cai-., ?hy the prayer of the pout loner sbould not bi granted. And that the second and third meeting of creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at thc. offl e of J. C. CARPENTER, Esq., Registrar of First and Second Congressional Di-?trie t, H. C., on th? TWEN IY-roUBTH DAT OF J?XY. 1889. at 13 M. By order of the Court, the Vi th t?ay of Juif. lae?. DANIEL HO h LB ECK, Clerk, of the District Court of the U. is. for 8. C. \ Jory 18_- ri_hg JN THE UISTKICT CllOHT t?F THE UNI TED STA r ES FOB SOU TH O * R OLI VA. JULY TB BM. 1869-IN -THE MA t TER OF E. F. .DAVIs. OP CoLLBTON CO 'NTY, BANKBUPi. PE Tl l'ION FOB FULL AND FINAL DI-tOHABGB IN BANKRUPTCY.-Ordered, That a hearing be h?d on tbe TWENTY-SIXTH DAT OF JULY. 1869, at Federst Courthouse, in chariest oh, H. C ; and thal all credi? tors, &*., of said Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and show cause, if any tney can. why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. i By order of the Court, the 10th dav of July, 1869. DANIEL HORLBE1K, Clerk of tbe District Court of the U. ?. for 8. 0. Jolr 18 . _; _ tua IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED -VIATES, FOB SOUTH CAROLINA-f JOLY TERM, 1869-IN THE MATTER OF A. B. Mc DON I'LL. BANKRUPT-PETITION FOB FULL AND FINAL DIoOBAttGE IN BANKRUPT? CY.-Ordered. That a bearing be had on the TWKNTY STXTH DAT OF Juxv, A. D. I8G9. at Federal Court? house In Charleston, H. C.; and that all Creditors tic, of said Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and abow cause, if any they can, why the'pray? er of the petitioner should not be granted. By order of the Court, the lath d>ty ot July, 1869 D tN IEL HORLBECK. Clerk of the District Court of the U. b. for S. C. July 13_ tua I* THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH O ARO LINA.-JULY Hil M, 1869.-IN I HE MATTER OF WILLIAM M. HALE. OF MOUNT PLEAS NT, BANKRUPT-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY- Ordered, That a bearing be had on the TWENTY SIXTH DAT or JUDY, A.D. 1869, at Federal Courthouse lu Charleston, 8. C.; and thai all Creditors, ftc. of said Bank? rupt appear at' said time and place, and show canse, if any they can, why the prayer of tho peti? tioner should not be granted. Hy order of the Court, the 12th day of July, 1869. DANIEL HORLBECK. . Clerk of the Dibtrict Court of tbe United States for aottta Carolina. , tua_Joly 18 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THU usirKD 6TA res FOB SOOTH C A J<OL?N A. JULY IEBM. 1869 -1* 1 HE MATTER OU J. & W KNOX. OF CHARLESTON. BANK BU PIS, EX That a hearlngbe bad on the TWENTY-SIXTH DAT OT JULY, I860, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, H. a; and that all creditors. ?tc. of said Bankrupt? ap? pear ?t said time and place, ?nd abow causa ff any they o m, why the prayer of the petitioners sbould not be urinted. And that the BO -end and third meeting of creditors of ?aid Bankrupts will bebetfat th- ode? of J. C. CABPaNIEH, Esq. Registrar of First and Second |'ongresaional District, S.O., On Twaurrr ezxrs DAT OF JULY. 184J, at ft M. Bi order of the Court? to? lath dav of JuW, 1848 DANIEL HOHLBE? K, Clerk "f tho District Court of the U. ^. fo<* s. o. July 18 <-? An) fJlHB UNIVERSAL FAVOR 1'FK, WILLCOX StB GIBBS' SILENT WUm MACHINE. THIS MACHINE STANDE THUS FAR ?NBI VALLfcD aa a FAMILY SEWING MAC BINE, and his taken the place er over forty double thread ma? chin?e tn this city. Reliable Agenta wanted in all larga towna in the State. ?. ?. HASELTON, No. 307 KING-STBEET, Willcox & Olbbe' Agent of South Carolina.' NEEDLES, OIL, fctLX, he, constantly on hand. ' BBPA IRING as os nal. ?tutbly Marl ' tttfttPt tttt-Iii -S^^'JliJillUl^^ &?/suas ? CHisoi.tn. I FACTORS, COMMISSION MURCHAKZ8 asm SHIPPING AOSNTS, Xf.LiS?1^ muon***, sus AND !%3&5IRS?& FSW *na Dooaeette Porta, of COTTON. QI?1, L?M BEB AND NAVAL KTOftEh . ?~ , .ATLANTIC WHARF. Ob*rleaton. S.O. ?vSS;"!:.?.'.....???? CH IS OLM .JM?. .'.i: ll-'?" '../' ' -Jt 'JLi.-:.' Ir* Wem. CH 1 ? E S 15 LAMOHKUS. PARTIES wishing to employ large or email cambera of CHINESE LABORERS, tray make the neees*?ry ?rangements for procuring gangJ of ela- required, delivered in any part of the country, by application to Ko OFM A N aCH AAP, San JTranolaco, California July 20 .? _ AYUVAO MAR. FROM N ltW YORK, speaking Krglleh and Get mm, wonid like to get a bitnstlon as I?ABHNDW? OB GROCER'S OLEBK, or any other place where his services would be appreciated, either city or connor v. Salary no ol Ject as a good place. Address HEN BT OtsL .KEBb, DAXLY ?KWB Office. a* July 20 WA NT kW, A BKAMSTHE88-MU8T bave good Tecommendations. Apply trom 8 to S P. M., at No. 19 EAST BATT ii BY. July 20 _a* WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A RB? ?PEC1ABLE and trustworthy colored woman to act as nurse for an infant and who ls willing to go to the upper portion of this ?tate for two or three months Good references required. Aptdy at No. 16a. west end OaLUOON-STBn.ET. 2 July 20 WANTED, A COMPETENT CHILD'S NUH'E, either white or oolored. No apoU cations ne d be made ?nicas the very best referen."? oan be Riven. To one well qualified. Rood wag? s will bo Riven A pply at N o. 12 J MEE TIN G-s T BEET. July 17 sluth fjfrANTED IHianniATRLV. ABLS* vv BODIKu BAN UP, to out timber, for which liberal wages will be give?, also, a TWO HOB^E WAGON for hauling wood. Apply at CO-OPKRA 'UVts tri OSE, southwest, corner Meeting and Mar? ket streets. 2 Joly 19 NUK8K WANTED.-WANT? D. A MID* DLi- AGED WHITE WOMAN to take charge of a Nursery. Inquire at No. 209 MEEiING-ST. JuryS? 2* WANTVD, TWO OK THREE ROOMS, with use of kitchen, m the lower pa it of th? city. Address EEY BOX T9. July 19_ WANTED TO HIKE, A GOOD COOK. Also, a qualified LAUNDRESS, Apply at No 15 WEN 1 WO ET H- ST Bl1 ET, south side, near East Bay. ? 3 July IT WANTED TO PURCHASE FOU CASU, : a Rood SECOND HAND PIANO. State price and maker. Address W., NEWS OFFICE July 9 ff WANTED, PART OF A RKSIDfiNCB on the Battery-say four or five roons*-foi a sm di family. Apply, by note, to C. D. H., at this office. July 9 WANT rt o, A SMALL HOUSE, OF 1HBEE or four rooms, with kitchen, in the central part of the city. Bent not to exceed $20 per month. Address "M.," at this Office. June 17 WANTED, BY A MARRIED MAN, A situation in some Cotton Mill south or South? west; ls acquainted with all branches, having work? ed in them all, but should s?lect WEAVING as a choice. J or lies wishing to engage such a person will please address a note, stating terms, to JOHN J. KELLY, No. 148 Mate-street, Boston. May 24 WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB 80 BL BK to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY - CHARLES C. Rid ill ER'S Select Library of New Books contains all of the latest publications. April 21 No. 161 KING-STBEET. WANTED-ASK NTS- TO 6BLL TUE AMERICAN KNIITING MACHINE. Price $25. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Ma? chine ever Invented. Will knit 20,000 stitches per minute. Liberal inducements to Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY, Boston, Mass., or St. Louis, Mo. May 4 78 .Kt J ANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW I VII that JOB PRINTING of all kinds, plain and'] ornMnental, is executed promptly in the neates ?tym aud at tl s lowest New York prices, ac 1 aa NEWS Job Onu .No. 149 EAST BAY Call and ex? am titt i. il>. of prices before giving your orders elsewhere* 11/ ANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL VT THE i ADINA MAGAZINES AND NEW.t PAPBRS, at publisher's rates. fCHARLES O. B1GHTEB, 31 _No. 161 King-street, N'l'Rw, AGENT* FOR THE A M ER I - IAN if A t M BBS* HOB8E BOOK, in both Eng rt i termini, by Robert stewart, V. M., of Miss, ru covers the whole ground of the breeding ling, and the treatment of horses and mules, , slci ne;"? and health. It has won ita wav to r t'avvf . .Mid is to-day the most popular and n>n.< it i te Book out. Address O. F. VEN , it i, i tu. nnati, O. 6mo* March 19 NT?ii -AGK.?TS-975TOS.'S HO PER month., i ?very where, male and female, to in? Et I'I. GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON : K A ttl LY SWING MACHINE. This m i dil al toft?.hem. fell, ttink. qnllE cor-'? bind, IJfiVl ftnfl -older in ai moat 'auoerlor manner | iP . o only W' Fully warranted for five years. We . 1 i. ?nfl toa any machine that will sew a 1 >- Oi'aUtBW,-'or moro cltwio soim titan (tr ft ia tbs "BUatlo Lock Stitch" Everv . ? be-?dBrf^?ind atlll the cloth cannot t?e i wi tbou? tearing lt. We pay agent? !.?. ni v' i : per m>htn and expenses, or a coin i s on iroiu-'?ii^TlhSrt'thst amount can bemad*. Address, ^fffB aYCO., PITTSBURG, PA.; 8T. LOWS. MO , or BOSTON. MASS. . 0AU110N.--O? not be imposed upon by other parties palmiu/,' off worthless cast-iron machinen, ilQder;lV v ni a name or otherwise. Ours is the only genni u md really practical cheap machine maaufacturted. ? - 78 Msv 4 CEo Heat. VIO RENT. THE FIVE AND D I' 8 III A. X BLE RESIDENCE, known as No. 6 Atlsn<lo Btxeet, containing four square rooms, good kitchen, fine yard, cistern and pump. Apply at Mrs. MUL? LI NOS, next door to Mariner's Church. July 20 '_ tnths3? SULLIVAN'S ISL ? N I?.-TO R EST, Ht One of tbs most desirable localltlea on from beach in the Town of Moulti levine, bulli van's Is? land, a HOUSB containing five |6) rooms, with larne piazza facing front, stable and good water on r rem Is?s, with or without Furniture. Apply to JOHN KENNY. No. 28 Que: n-stroet. tuth2? July 20 rps KENT, A. .MCIS SM ?LL KOUfSKifS" JL four or five rooms wVh piazz ?, kitchen, and a largo ols tem, at ?35 per month, or longer; ha vin a a large lot and extensive open view over the river. One pert oe tl y suitable, ran applv opposito, at No. 6 GIBBBS-S'lBEET, near Mffltll Bav._July 20 TO KENT, THE HOUSE No. IO VBK NON-i? i Rfc El', with fix rooms, double pi zz?, and eros throughout. To a good tenant th*? rent will be low. Inquire at No. 36 AMHEKST-STBEET. JnlylS_4* TO RENT. THE PLEASANTLY SITU Al ED TWO AND A HALF STORY RESI? DENCE, No. 6 Gadsden street, opposite Wentworth. Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW M?LL. June 14 SBIb (?STATE AO EN TS, AND Ol HEUS having bousea to rent, can have their Placards, Ac, printed-at the lowest rates and lu the newest and neatest etvles of tvpo, at THE NEWS JOB OF Hi!E, No. 149 East Ray MARKET FAR H. FOR, 8 ALE.-A FA&M ou. ?ho King-street plank road. Cooper Hiver side, about two Tiles from the city, contain? ing forty-six (46) acres of highly cultivated Planting 1 Land. The present owner offars it for sale to change ?iroperty; has made tula season a very Ano oro'p of rishpotatoi s on lt, and has now tn lt' a splendid crop of corn. For further Information and particulars, apply to JOHN F. O'NEILL * HON, (1\ No. 167 Katit Bay., . Jttlyl thslnlmn ' Charleston, H. C. IB S %LK LOW, A LA FC OB CHURCH OBG ?N, containing thirty-five S ops. ALSO, A SMALL PARXOB ?it?GAN, containing four '-(ops, la . handsome Rosewood- Case. Applv at JOHN B iKKB's ORG*N FAL'IO?Y, No. 18 Van dt* orst-e reel._thstuSth . July S AT PK1VATE SALE?THAT FINK STAND with fix urea for a Grocery, corner calhoun and last Bay streets, No. 88. Apply ON PBEM1-ES._tbrtn_ January 21 AUCTIOItlKEKI, BKIIKKR8, ?NO others wishing ft or Hale" tlarards. Business Cards, or other Joo Printing executed with neat? ness and dispatch. wil< consult their Interest by leav? ing their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. Ho 149 East Bay. FOR SALK, OLD NEWtPAPKKR 7? any aumtity. Ifics 75 cents per hundred The cheap??! wrapping paper that caa be used. Ap? plv at the office of l fl B N KWS. . sfarnli 1 p$t ?lb J****. LOST.-A MOURIN O BROOCH, OH?. TA?N?NG H Ain, l? College, George or com nm stree??. A reward win be ?Md 1/left at No. 1 COLLf GK-H1BBET._ I : Joly 20 STOLEN, FUOM MRS. LEVICY SMOKE, in Colloton County, two mi'es from Walterboro* on the hight of tbs 10th April list, her only MA BK lbs stars ?a black and rather low tor her length, but well bout; ker body long; both for? fest sod one hind foot Are white, and branded on th? about der 8. S lite Mare iras followed Silten miles above WdtobOTo* lu the direction of Barnwell, a WOKS man was r ding her. 'Mn. smoke could not hsvs tbs thief followed for want of means? and her little crop must bs los* without h?\i\ A ny information relative to the Maro will be thankfully receivno. Di? rect lo Mrs. L. SMOKE. Wslterboro', Ooiieton Conn ?fo .. . \. . j , ; , Miy? OVA L.--? I MAII8.1 ?~V^NCMK we re novel to Ihe Storn No. 149 MER 1YNG op,>o te th? charlsVtoa Botet, foraieriy by Uoasrs. - Dewing, Thaye fe co . whera ther ?rs offer"n" alarse ?ad como ot* aasoRonesTt al DRY ?nd FANCY GOOPS. ls?5 'Inly I ?. .'" i'. ( ?ttin+M rh tfs& .o^iisv I.? . '"' STRICT OBSKHVARCH LOOOS, No 73, A. F. M. AN BX "BA COMMUNICATION OFTHIS LODOB will be hold THIS kvxsiiio, st Masonic Ball, ?t tight o'clock precisely. Candidates for Third Degree will be nunctoal. By order W. sf. July 20 .AMES CALDWELL, Secretary. . F /inannal. ORS ALB, TEN (10) SH ABBS HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Apply at THIS OFFICE. July 16_ A N K K R S , *' STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND M EU? CH ANTS, wishing Checks, Blanks, Letter Heads, or Job Printing of any description, e n get their orders lilied promptly and in the neatest r,tyle, at ol.oap rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East Bay. Urtu publica! ans. pOPVLAR BOOKS SINT FBEE OF POSTAGE AT THE PRICES ANNEXED HORRE TAMING BY A NEW METHOD, loo. INQUIRE WITHIN for Anything yon Want to Enow; or, Over 8700 Facts for the People, $1 CO. FROS IV, BOOK OF Th BLE A l X, 80o. WILSON'S BOOK OF RECITATIONS AND DIA LOGUES, 80?. FROST'o DIALOGUES FOR YOUNG FOLFS, 30c, THE PARLOR STAG*. A Collection of Drawing room Proverbs, Charades and lubieaux Vivants $1 60. BRUI) OER BONES' BOOK of Stump Speeches and Burlesque Orations, 30c. FRO-. Cf* ORIGEN AL LETTEK WRITTEB. 60C. M AB I IN f.'a HOD- BOOK of Etiquette and Gulda to True Politeness. 60c. DAY'S AMERICAN BEACY-RECKONER. 60c. BAB I ON's COMIC RECITATIONS and Humorous Dialogues, 30c. AMATEUR THEATRICALS and Fairy Tale Dram as. 30c. PAR LOB THEATRICALS; or, Winter Evening's Entertainment, 30c. . 1 HE MODERN POCK KT H >YLE. Containing all the Game* of skill and Chance, 60c. THE PARLOR MAGICIAN. 80c. BO? K OF RIDDLES and Five Hundred Home Amusements. 30c. BOOK OF FIRESIDE GAMES, 30c. LIVE AND LEARN. A Guide for all who wish to Speak and Write Correctly 75c. THE KNAPSACK FULL OF FUN; or. One Thous and Rations of I aughtcr. :-'Oe. 1 HE PLATE OF CHOWDER. A Dish for Funny Fellows, 26c HOW TO CUT AND CONTRIVE CHILDREN'S CLOTHES AT A SMALL COSt". ISC 'IHK CHAIRMAN ANO SPEAKER'S GUIDE; or Fules for the Orderly Conduct ot Public Meetings ISO. BOOK OF ONE THOUSAND TALES AND AMU ING ADVENTURES. Containing ever 300 Eugrav Inga and 460 pagos. $1 50. 1 His COMICAL ADVENTURES OF DAVID DUF FICK-, 2fc. THE LAUGHABLE ADVENTURES OF AIES BBS. BROWN. JONES AND BOBIN -ON. 30o. DE WALDEN'S BALL BOOM COMPANION, or Dancing made Easy. 60c. COURTENEY'S DICTIONARY OF ABBREVIA? TIONS, 16c. lk CHESTERFIELD'S LETTER WRIIER and Com? plete Book ot Etiquette. 35c. SNOWEraON'd FARRIER and Complete Horse Doctor, 16 .. . THE SECRET OUT;or, One Thousand Tricks with Cards. SI 60. .> 'I HE SOCIABLE; or. One Thousand and One Home Amusements. $1 60 BRISBANE'.-1 GOLDEN READY-RECKONER, 35c, NOR I H't BOOB Of LOVE LE t l Elis, 60c. HI LGROVE's BALL ROOM GU. OE and Com? plete Dancing Master, 76o. '1 HE YOONG B E FOR TER ; or, How to Write fchort band, 60c. M A RT INK'S LETTER WRITtR and Book of Eti? quette Combined. SI 60. THE PERFECT GAN 1 LEMAN. A Book of Ameri? can Etiquette, -1 SO. M A RT IN E'S SENSIBLE LETT EB WBITEB, 60c. WEIGH I'S BOOK OF THREE THAlUtAND AMERICAN RECEIPTS; or, Ligh house ol Valuable Information, $1 60. RICHARDSON'S MONITOB OF FBEE-M ASON BY, un fl ""BARBY AND KNOWLSON'S COMPLETE HORSE TAMER AND FA tv RI B. 600. THE ROOK OFFTVE HUNDRED CURIOUS PUZ? ZLES. 80c. THE AM BRI JAN HOME COOK BOOK, 30c. THE MAGICIAN'S OWN BOOK, SI 60. NORTU's BOOK d' LOVE LETTERS. 60c. HOW IO BEHAVE; or, The Spirit of Etiquette, 16c. BBOAD GBIN8 OF THE LAUGHING PHILOSO? PHES. 16c. HOW TO TALK AND DEBATE, 16c HOW TO DB ES S WITH TASTE, 16c. THE YOUNG HOUSEKEEPER'S BOOK, 16c. LAUGHING G AS, 26c. THRTGAMB OF WHIST, 15C. YALE COLLAGE SO RAPE ?, 26c. BBIDAL ETIQUETI f, ire. PARLOR TFIOKS WITH CABD3 30c. , BLUNDERS IN BEHAVIOR CORRECTED, 15c. FIVE HUNDRED FRENCH PHASES, 16o, HARPER' < MAGAZINE, 40c. NINETEENTH CEN I UR*. 35c. GODETS LADY'S BOOK. 3L'c. LESLIE'S LADY'S MAGAZINE, 40c. DEMORE;-'I'S MIRROR OF FASHIONS, 40c. PETERSON'S LADIES' MAG ZINE. 25c. Wovela by Chams Dlekensi OLIVER TWIST, 172 PAG ts, 25 CENTS; AMERI? CAN Notes, 104 pages 15c; Dombey A Son, 356 nages. Boo; Martin chuxalewtt, 842 pases, 85c; Our Mutual Friend. 330 paee*. 35c; christmas Stories, 162 pages. 25c; I ale of Two Cities, 144 pages 20c; Hard Times and Additional Christmas stokes 2'JO pages, 36c; Mchola* NtckUtby, Siu pages, 35c; Bleak House, Stu Kges. 36<>; Little Dorrit, WHO page?, 85c; Pickwick pera. 328 pages, 85;; David Copperfield 830 pages, 35c; BaroatTy Budge 267 pages, 80c; Old Curiosity "hop, 221 pages, 30c; Great Expeditions, 164 pages, 35c; -ketches, 196 pages, 25c. Tate following Novels, tty Slr Walter Scott M ia ll ed at H9 cents Kacht WAVERLY. IVANHOE. KENILWORTH, GUY Mannering, mtiqnary, Bob Roy. Old Mortality. The Black Dwarf ana a Legend of Montrose, Bruie of Lammermoor, Heartef Mid-Lothian, The Monas? tery, The Abbot. Th? Pirate, Fortunes of Nigel, Peve? ril of'he Peak, Qaen in Durward St. Ronan'? Well, Bed Gauntlet, J he Betrothed and Highland Widow, The Talisman, Woodstock, Fair Muid of Perth, Anne nt Geierstein, Count Robert of Parts, The surgeon'a Daughter. tm receipt of the price, either In cash or stamps, copies of any books in this hat will be sent by mall postpaid. CHAS. C. K1GHTEE, No. 161 King-street, July 12 SAC < hsrleston, S. C. T>US?BLL*S BOOK ST?HE, .. . WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, ?bo. THE POET AND THE PAINTER, or Gems of Art and Song, with ninety-nine Hrge steel engrav? ings, imperial 8vo. morocco, $20. TENNYSON'S SHIP. Hlistrated by Gustave Dors, fo? lio, m an elegant binding, two. TXMNTBON'S LOOKHLY RAUL, Illustrated by Henneay, 4 octavo, $8. i Gau Y'S EUCGY, with seventeen Bnelv colored draw*. Inga and a photographic reproduction cf the orbVlial manuscript, 4to. $6.2ft. TBS BhU>; by Mlchelet. illnstrated by two hundred and ten exquisite engraving* bv GlaoomeUl, SS. CHRIST IN HOMO, or Byrne ot Immanuel, selected trom all ages by Philip Schaff, D. D.t Bro, Cloth gili extra, Se. CowrxB't. i ABt>K TALK, and other Poems, beaut? tully illustrated by the most eminent English A' fists, 1 volume. 4to, 83. roar WITHOUT AH EMS, from the German of Ca? rota, large 4to, with fifteen beautiful pic? tures, m ?miutio J of water color?, $7 50. CvfusTMAS CABOL. by Charles Dicken?, with thirty Illustrations, by Ey ungo, ?mali 4 ociavo, 85. SCOTIA'S BARDS, the choicest productions of the Scottish Poets, beautifully illustrated. 8vo, ?4. MABMION, bv Walter scott, with fifteen photographic Illustration , SS. . LATS or THK HOLY LAND, from ancient sud moder writers, wrtn-six?y-tnre* IBustraMons, Ovo, ?8. ' . nAMBKHfl' BOOK or IM va a nhftCf?anVof popular ' - ' ant k?ui ti es, two larra volumes, rival Svo, S9. Ike above are all in elegant bindings. January ' . lyr ? A lt ? . M. CAULFIELD, FLOU ?t 'INSPECTOR, '?. . *-*.. . . . .'*.'.*. , >. ' ? i-1?.T OFFICE No. 187 EAST BAT. July 14 Imo J T. HU MPH U KY St BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS MOX MERCBAEt. ULKS OF BEAL SST ATE. STOCKS. BOSOS, Sk CU Kl TIES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY ATTENDED TO. no? Bf B BO A ?-S T R KK T CHARLESTON, 8. O. aKVKUKMCSS. , . flinting PRINTING. THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 Kant Bay, Executes all kinda of PLAIN and FANG F PRINIING with neitnesa and dispatch. lue best work guaranteed at less than New York prices. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION JOB WORK, BRIEFS, PAMPHLETS, POLICIES CARDS, CIRCULARS, NOTES BILL-HEADS, POSTKRS. RECEIPTS CATALOGUES, BANK-CHECKS SHOW-CARDS, PROGRAMMES TICKETS, DRUG LABELS, Arc, kc. A8 WELL AS LAW BLANKS of every description, Printed at the shortest noilce,' and cheap Cor cash, at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. THEATRE MANAGERS, TRAVELLING SHOWMEN, RAILROAD AGENTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, STEAMBOAT AGENTS, And all those who have JOB PRINTING to do, will find it to their interest to call at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 Bast Bay. A large and well assorted stock of PAPERS and MATERIAL kept on hand, from which selections may be made. OUR FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY may send their orders to THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, And rely upon their receiving the same attention and being filled aa promptly and as cheaply as if given personally. Our Job Department la in charge of Mr. JAS. D. PARRY, a practical and ex? perienced Job Printer, who will affoid every facility possible in the execution of orders. Address THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 Bast Bay, Charleston, 8. O. . ASHInGT OM COIiLlOB, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. PBE3LBE2?T, GENERAL R. E. LEE, AIDED BT A TULL CORPS OF PROFESSORS. THE NEXT SESION OPENS SEPTEMBER 16TH. 186?, and Hosea Juc? 25tb, 1870. In addition to the reflular Coll eg Uta Course, the Professional schools of Law and Civd and Muting Engineering, are In full opel anon. Necessary expenses, from 6800 to $876. For catalogue, address J. M. LE BOH, Joly 19 Imo Clerk of Papal ty. SCHOOL. NOaCEr-THE KX E ROIS MSB of Mrs J. WAKING AXION'S SCHOOL will be resumed on WEDNESDAY, 21st, at Bo. 17 MEET? ING-S i BE KT. 3* July 17 ffflCll. Q II A lt b E li T O N HOTEL, j CHARLESTON, BODIB CAROLINA. THIS FIRST-CLASS BOTBL. SIIUATED IN A pleasant location, and in th? bwaness portion of the ci tv, renders it the most desirable Hotel for ?Uber permanent or transient guests, 'J fee accommodations are um arpas? ed. havi m extensive Buttes ot elegantly fatui-npd apirtmeota tor f millee a d single penile men Ibe proprietor will endeavor to maintain the bl?h reputation o-joyed by the ".'harlcston" as a firat cana bonan, ano no effort ?hi be spared to d? eervo s oonUnuance of the liberal patronage hereto? fore be? to wed noon lt ?.. . The best of tit? y accommodations will be found adjoining th? establishment. lb? hons? I* supplied with th? celebrated Arte? sian Water of winch doubtful ba<bs can be had either day or nl?ht. n. H. JACKSON, July 18 - Proprietor. g*? OLODBHOTlli. THIS BBW AND COMMOLIO?S BOUSE, LOCAL BD corner ot Broadway and 'Forty-ae?oiad-it?r??t, posseases advantages o?er all other houses for the ac? commodation ot Ifs cuesta. It waa built expressif tor a first-class family board lag house-the tooma bain? large and en snit?, heated by steam-with not rcold w .ter. and furnished second to non?; while culinary department ta in the moat experienced banda, afford-u* gaeata an uneqaalled fable. Ona of Atwood's Patent Elevators ts aao among tbs "modern improvements" and ist th? service ot masts at all boura. Tba Broadway and University Place Car? pass the door ?vor* four minute?, ranniny fron* the cu j Hail to Central Park, while the Sixth and c eventb Avenue ^ioes ara but a abort block na dh.et side, affording ample facilities flor communioatulg with all 'be depots, atoara boat landings, nlaces ot amuse? ment and baainaas of th? great metr?poli?. MOttBB 4% HOa-rultiV. JPropnetore. vorchia ?moe rilTRATf? OF MAGMKS1A. ; K?>in^M?atIi^h??ss?t. **}'? . '?> ? I MIK < J ' 'tl. J*... ' fC? I i&xomits on? JHtsrrUatirinis. ^Sl?rES AND SHOUIDERS. A (\ HBD9. r Iii MK WESTERN O. B. ?UDE8 <-MJ 26 bhde. Primo Western Shoulders. For sale by JEFFORDS k OO. July 20_3 FLOUR ! FLOUR! OK ll BBLS "CHOICE BAKERS" AND FAMt LT FLOUR, ftveh grouud. UM. 90 bbls. CHOICE RYE FLwUB, landing thia day, por Steamer champion. For sale by KNOBELOCH k SMALL, July 20_No. 78 Bast, Bay. SHlNULGs. 200,000 C?PX? SBRAALE8' 7 SHACKiiLFOBD et KELLY, July 20 1 Boye ?'s Wharf. SHKNGLES, SH I Nf J LKS. Of I/I A/lA WtfLL SEASONED OYI-RE88 ?U"?UUv SHINGLES, to be sold Iowas the lowest for C)Sb, by C. J. 8CBLEPEGRELL. No. 37 Linc-strcct, between Kin? and St. Pbilip. July 20 . tuthm3* $100 PER DAY DISCONTINUED HAVING OBTAINED AN EXTENSIVE AND widespread salo for *'OEN"I'UUY" brand of Fino Cut Chewing Tobacco, w? desire to announce that we shall Dot pack daily $100 tn tbe small tin? foil paper? after thia date, July lat, ita merit? being BO favorably recognized ihat thiH inducement ts no loi ge*' necessary. To avoid misapprehension, how? ever, we would add that wo shall continue to pack orders for clemant Hi'EHSCH \l'M PIPKS in our "Yacht Club" and "Eureka" brands of Smoking Tobacco. lhe "Yacht Club" is devoid of Nicotine, and can net injure the health, and ls especially recommend? ed to people of sedentary occupations or nervous const i tut iou H. The trade are invited to send for circulars. P. LORILLARD, July 17_stuthlmo_New York. FOR SALE. ALOT OF CYPRES* POVTS ANO PLANKS; Also, a lot of A>H PLANKS, 3 and 4)? Inches tutet, no v landing by Steamar Marion on Mar? shall'^ Wharf. J. MAU8HALL, Jr. July 13_tuthi ~?RESH DRUGS, JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, WHOLE BALK AND REI AIL, by Dr. H. B VER, No. 131 MKETING-sTREET WOLF'? SCHIEDAM ^HNAPPS Hoitetter's Bitters Plantation Bitters Foutz' Horse and Cattle Powders Winslow's Soothing syrup Perry Davis' I ainkilier Mexican Mustang I.marnent xi'ahnealock's VermituRe Peery's Deal Shot, &c, &c, kc. Juno 26 stuth H. Ai H. W. CAT HER WOODYS EXTRA FINE PUKE i>I.I> 1 MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. IN ORDER TO FACH ITATE THE SUPPLY OF OOH PU BE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHIS? KIES to our former numerous customers at the South, we have appointed Messrs. H. GERDTS k t CO. our Agent?, wuo by tnis arrangement, are en? abled to supply the trade at prices wMcb will insure satisfaction. H. & H. W. CATHER WOOD. -o H. ?SC H. W. CATHEUWOUOD'S FX TRA FINE PURE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. [T I\ BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAVORITE OU WHISKIES consUtin?of X, XX. XXX, XXXX, and NECTAR and. CABINET BRAND?, and also of ower tirades. r V JW landing, and fer sale low by . H. OKttDTS k CO., Juno 12 stuth3mo No. East Bay. HONEY ! FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAL. BY Dr. H. BAER, Jone 23 No. 141 Meeting-street. NEW GOODS. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREE A BLE, most de ?cloub a-id hoalthy food, usoc for Puddings, Jellies, Blanc Manue, I-a Cream Griddlecakes, Soups, kc, put up lal tb. pack? ages, with directions for use. Desiccated Cocoanut, for Pies, Puddings. Cali. .<. kc, put up in half tb. packages, with dirootlonx. Sweet Oil, French' and American lu half pints, pints and quarts. Cider and White Wine Vinegar, warranted purs Fresh Boasted Kio Coffee, of good quality, at 3tif,? Just received and for sale by .$5* COOPERAI TVE GRIMIER Y STCIRK^ML Southwest corar r Meeting and M?rket B'vjgBHBgmt Goodb delivored tree._ f MfwW^w^ A TTKNTION I DRY GOODS BI YKllfi GREAT REDUCTIO N OF A FINE AND LABGE SfOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS, WE WILL, PREVIOUS TO TAKING STOCK, reduce many of our Goods to ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE, which should not be lost sight of by those in need of articles in our line. F?ROHGOTT & BRO., SOUTHWEST CORNER KING k CALHOUN STS. ALSO, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Trunks, FOR SALE LOW. May 3 3mos lcm gttbUraiionfi. . -g_?UOK BUYERS WILL FINI? IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS CATALOGU?. Tho List will be Changed at leant Once a Week. NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS ronsans AT PUG ARTI K'S BOOK DEPOSITORY. Catalogue No* IO. WHITE*A SCHOOL AND COLLEGE LATIN DIO ?IONARIKH, viz: Latin and English and English and Latin SA SO; Latin and Sn gil. h $3; English and Latta 1226. BAPTIST HISTORY, from the Tonn tatton of tbe Christian (BtSatan to the cloe? of the Eighteenth Century, by J. M. Cram?, D. D.. S3 ?6. CABBY&KAR AND MAWSON'* LIFE AND EPI8 1XKS OF ST. PAUL, complete and unabridged edi? tion, two volumes -in one, SS, with Maps and Eagzav Inns. THE LIFE OF COLUMBUS. b* Arthur Helps, au? thor of Priende in Connell, * c , 82 75. LIVE Off LAS CA8AS, "The Apostle of the In? dies," by Arthur Helps, ta 75. TUC WEDDING DAV IM ALL AGES AND COUN? TRIES, by fcdwvd J. Wood. SI 36 THU. GOLDEN MISSIONAR* PttMVY, and other Addiesses to ino Youn?, by the late nev. James J. Bolton, minister of st. Paul's, Kilburn, tl SO. ADVICE TO A WIFE on tue Management ef her own Health, and on the treatment of some of the complaints incidental to Pregnancy Labcr and Kncktinff, with an introductory < hapter addressed to % Younr Wife, by Pye Henry Obavasse, eighth edi? tion, tl BO. , AOVICE TO A MOT BER on the Management of tier children, and on the Treatment ou the Moment ot tx/iae of their more Pressing Illnesses and Aecl fleuts. by Py? Henry Chavas ?e. ninth edition, tl 60. CHAMBER'S MIXOKLLANBOUB QUESTIONS, sith ana wera embracing t dence, Utei ature, Arts, fee, Ito., tl 99. 1 HE His'TOBY OF PRI VTING. published under tho direction of Society for Promotion of Chi lat?an Knowledge, tl. ? . / 71 AMA THUR DRAMAS for Parlor 1 be?trJoaIs, Eve ning > ni er lavements and rYbOOla, tl 6?. ON 1 BB OAT 1 LB PLAGUE, Contagion-. Typhus m Homed cattle, by Boorsuh/nou. ti 3& ASPECTS OE B UM AN IT Y. Brokenly Mirrored in he Evoa 8Welling Current of Hum .n saeeoh, 7oo. POSSY, bjieven Addresses during a Retreat of the Soaanarttono of the Love of Jeans ta. LA ai PS PITCHER? AND TRUMPETS. Lectures m the Vocation ot tb? Preschen Illustrated by tneodot**, &c. Aron tue Great Pr*aetiera ot all Age?, ty Edwin Paxton Boo?, tl 76? TH K FAIRY BOOK, tbe bust popular Fairy Stories iole< ted and rendered anew, by the author of John Xatitax. Gant lema?. il 75. AL VENTO RES Ow DOM QUIXOTE DE LA WAN 3BA, tho ?lobe idlt.on, tully li natrstad ?with OOloied ingravlnga sn J wood rat*, tl 50.. i OR?BAM/s tNGi.l^H feYNryYM*, Olawifled ind Kaplatned. enltod by Reed, tl 76.7 We offer very liberal term* to CLIPS in the conn r^d^lrmis of making nae of c?r/CIRCULATING A hy Books published tn Amer ca or Europe sent rt* ot postage on r. ootpf rit pubti/hsrf? pria*. Ad lissa /"Xu t FOGAlVf ?E't? BOOK EXPOSITORY, ?0. tit King-street, (m itt? Oiuriestoa, 8. O. May Lt SAO /