Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE I>AII,? JNJ?W?.! ?I?BPAN, UAW80N * 0 0., PEOPR1BIOBS. OFFICE No. 149 EAST BAT. TJ E RMS_PAW ^wws, opp year.,..$0 00 DAIM NEWS, six mooth?.3 00 DAIM NEWS, three month?.2 00 Tm-WEEKLY NEWS, ono year.8 00 T?I-WEEKI.? NEWS, six months.1 00 YATursr Invariably ID advaioe. No paper sent anlos? the oasb accompanies tho order, or for a long? er that ihan rs'd for. THE DAiii? NEWS wilt be eerve? to ?aba?-r?bera In Ibo cit; * t IB cents a week. ADVBBTISKMF.NTS -First Insertion, 15 cents a line; gabseqaent insertions, 10 oents a kne. Business Nottoes. 20 ceuts a line. Marriage and Funeral "No oes. One Dollar each. N fi! W 9 ? U M MAR. X. -Gold at New York closod quiot at 85i. -The No v Y rk co'too market wa3 declin i ug.: sales 2 )0 balos at Slavic. -At Liverpool cotton cosed quiet; quota? tions uoohanged. -The Spanish Regency bx a been recognized by France and Prussia. -Russia is arrayed against Borne, and for* b ida her bishops to attend the (Ecumenical Council. -Tho Enow-Nothing party has broken loose among tho Chinese. Foreigners generally are denounced and threatened in that heavenly land. -A Methodist clergyman, named Mitchell, residing in Madison County, New York, forged the name of a conn ty bank president lo acheck for $5000, cashed it in New York city,%as ar? rested, restored $4600 and escaped. -It is claimed that the Peruvian, of the Ca? nadian Une, al Quebec, has just made the quickest passage across the Atlantio on record, baying been five days, eight hourn and forty minut?e tn going from land to land. -A large and handsome building has re? cently been erected on Seventh-street, Rich? mond, adjoining the new Biohmond theatre, for hotel pur noses, intended more especially for the accommodation and entertainment of colorod people, " but whites will nob be exclu? ded."" 1 -The London newspapers contain corres? pondence from Canton, stating that prepara? tions -are making there for wholesale emigra? tion to the United States on the part of the ?masses, who are but too eager to embraoe any ?opportunity to get away from their mandarins ?nd the bastinado. -Two performers in Dan Castello's circus, at Salt Lake, Utah, named Martioho Lowande and Henry 8 toi nar t, were qhot a few evenings ago, while on their way to their hotel after a performance, by some unknown person. It is said that tbe shots were intended for Martinho, he having in some way injured or insulted a a lady. * > i -A number of Germans from the Baltimore fison ger test were at the Executive Mansion Fri? day morning, and after going through the par? lors and East Boom, they assembled in the last named apartment and sang a' farewell song, which was received with great applause by a number of persons who had congregated there. -Miss Evans hilled Captain James M. Den moQ, in Ca*Ssa*Jounty, GedrgtaT^n'TSaturday morning last, before day, by splitting open his skull with an axe while < he was asleep. Miss Evans hal tc -morly lived at Captain Denmon's house, and was'spending the night there. She arose in the night aud went (rom her room into that occupied by Captain ?eamon and his wife, and there committed the bloody deod. The cause of (he murder was not known. - .The proposition to import Chinese for the Southern plantations has attracted not only the attention of K <opmansohaap, wbo. keeps a Chi? nese intelligence office for ali tho world at the world's centre, as Californians deem San Fran? cisco, but now we have it that General Hiram. Walbridge and others, with $20 000,000 or less, all in scrip, expressly manufactured for th3 purpose, are/to build steamships to run by way of the Snez Canal to India and China tor the purpose of importing ooolies. [. -A Washington telegram to the New York Times saye: "The business and commercial reports from the South are of .tbe most en? couraging cbaraoter. A gentleman who has travelled over nearly all of the Southern States says that the people generally hive not only recovered from the effects of the war and tbe general depression of a year ego, caused by political complications bat that they are now on a fair road to riches, and that the entire section ot country will shortly be as flourishing ?as it was before the war.'' -Tho elegant residoncc of Mr. Carroll, near Bidg way, N. C., was burned od Saturday night last, having been set on fire by a ser ' vant girl, who, while drawing oil in the base? ment, carelessly lighted a lamp near the run? ning oil, which quickly ignited, enveloping her in fl unes. A visitor in the house, with praiseworthy presence of mind, seized a blan? ket and wrappod around her, thus saving her from imminent death. Tho house was not in? sured, and was a total loss. Here is another ead calamity to warn those who use oil. -Niagara Falls is still slowly wearing away. ?Considerable excitement was recently prodnc .ed by the announcement that the Horse Shoe Fall had caved in. About thirty or thirty-five feet of rock has given away on the bid Horse Shoe Fall, which gives the shoe a triangular shape on the Bide nearest Goat Island. It ia computed that acme seventy to one hundred' tons Of rock must have fallen in, from the deep gorge it has made. The fail of these rooks does not, we learn, in the least spoil the beauty of the Horse Sboo Fall; ir anything, it adds to its attractiveness. -Tbe recent explosi?n of mtro-slycorino at Caernarvon Wales, was terrible in its effects. Three m n were blown to fragments, the cart wheels burled more iban a milo from tbe spot, and houses within a abort diutanco completely wrecked. Tho whole valley at tbe foot of Snowdon was shaken, and the lakes were visi? bly affected. Portions or the rem lins of the unfortunate men were found forty yards dis? tant, a cart wheel was discerned on a ledge of rook ona hundred and fitty feet perpendicular height above the roadway, and men at work in the quarries three hundred yards away wera jseriously injured. --Massachusetts baa been oonaidoring the egg question. A report ol o voa pages long was recently made to the Legislature upoa a bill to regulate the salo of eggs by weight. Ia this report the minority, who favor the bill, d?sonas the egg question, ancient and modern, from ?very pomt bf view; contrast the size of eggs and bonnets; and declaro that tbe fjmkte man? agers of tho poultry' yard have studied politi? cal economy profoundly in order to reduce the sifte and increase the number of their egge. They treat bf the eeg trade betweett France and England, of poultry houses and diseases. j*od of the ti eat mont of setting hens. Tbe t majority report ts one page Jong, and objects in flat terms to aha bill. -F.?day, waa a. general holiday among the I German citizens o; Ricnuiond, who turned out to do honor to the Richmond German Musical Society and tho New York Social M io un cr choir, who arrived by the York River routo from Bal? timore, where they havo been attending the great Sfeogerfest. On the airival of the Bich mond and New York societies they were warm? ly welcomed and were escorted to their head? quarters at Sauor's Monticello Hotel. In tho procession were tho Oerman Turners, tho Richmond Gesaugvoroin, the New York society and another musical organization, besides committees and invited guests in carriages, and marshals mounted. The residences and places of business of prominent Gormans all along the routo wore decorated with flags, evergreens, flowers, <fco. -The aquarium recently opened at Berlin is described as the most magniilcont in Europe, and, in fict, i i tho world. Tho brat room is a hall paved with marble, having snake and lizird cages on either side. From this room Ihe visitor passes to a balcony, running abovo r* large rocky cavern, with a pod below, tec anted by water fowl. Au adjoining room is also arranged as a nearly circular cavern, with basins in the rook work around tho side, and with a magnificent aviary in tho middle, con? taining more than a thousand birds, appearing to occupy ouly ono large sago of wire gauze. On closor examination, however, it is discov? ered that this Urge cage ie divided by very del? ioate wire partitions, radiating trom the contre, so thal only about one hundred birds ocoupj the same compartment. From tho aviary t rooky vaulted passage leads to tho aquarium, strictly so called, and also to .the lower part o: tho cavern. The imitation rook work is report ed to be true to nature, and the general thee of the difierent apartments is described ai very imposing. CHARLESTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1869. Tine Kew York Times ?nd the Finance vt South Carolina.. The New York Times publishes an elabe rate review of the financial condition c the State of South Carolina, in whioh i found this gratifying statement : ? "The State vhich appears to have the bet start and the steadiest progress, as yet, : South Carolina. While she suffered folly a muoh, if not more, than any other of tb Southern States, her prospects to-day are mci satisfactory.*' When, however, the Times ventares I make tbs statement that "the reason or si "oret of this is the excellent manegemei "of her (eur) finances," we, who kno where the shoe pinches, flatly contradi the assertion, and make the oona ter stat meat that tbs finances of the State ha only been well managed in the sense tb means have been provided for meeting tl extravagant expenditures of the State Go eminent, and that the present State Go eminent is administering our affairs wi a wastefulness and profligacy whioh won soon break down the oredit of any State the Union. South Carolina has' a sm debt, end can and will pay every dollar her liabilities; but the secret of this is tl the people are* as determined to pay all tb.? just debts as they are convinced of t corruption and profligacy of the exist? government of the State. The . Times oontent to make broad assertions.' We d with facts, and to begin, with, make the 1 lotwlug owuiparisuu of tho appropriant for the years ending October, 1860, s O ot ob er, 1869. From this comparison omit the charge for interest on the St debt. The appropriations are classified as 1 lows : ** I860. 1861 Executive department.$ 15 850 I 86, Legislative do..... 51.950 156 Judiciary do. 93 800 67 Treasury do-. 7 850 48 South Carolina CoUege. 24 700 26 Ordinary expenses....108,800 111, Military expenditures.140 800 24 Loe?l expenditures. :. 94 420 58 Public buildings. .. 49,079 101 Extraordinary expenses.... 58.806 Total appropriations. . .$644,555 $638 But the appropriation bill of 1860 c tains many charges against whioh tb are no corresponding charges -' in li Among these are jurors and oonstab $60,000; compensation for slaves execu 12000; military contingencies, $100,( military academies, $30.000; dredge b $30 000; census, $12,700; marine sob (5000 Total $229,700. This amount n se deducted from the total of 1860 to m the comparison just. On the other s 'rom the total of 1869 we must, ia tbe si vay, deduct $88,80O?oharged for the S Penitentiary, whioh institution was no sxistence in 1860. This would leave tomparison as follows : 1860. 181 appropriations.-$644 555 $683 >ednct as above stated..,..: 229,700 88 Total..$414~85? $544 The expenditures of the year 1869 i herefore, $129,446 IN sxcxss or THE BSPiTonaa or I860, although $50,000 itead of $75,000 is given to free sohl tad no appropriation is made for the ti dent poor, the Normal High School or Eloper Hospital. After all, the result ia lurprisiog when we find the Legisla sooting $140,000 instead of $25,000, .he Governor's oontiogent food $2G,00( itead of $10,000 We ask the New ' Times whether it oalls this an "exes "management of the finances of the Sta The skeioh given'by the Times ol manner in whioh the funds were rais pay the ordinary expenses of the got mentis very jolly, and will do nb tl es H ?ter up the reputation of "the fina ?gent," in whose interest it seems to neen written. Bu*, it ia an absurdity worthy of a metropolitan journal to s that an obscure broker oould, ia the o< jf six mouths, Create a demand for oar Doods that it was diffioult to supply: f he did have "unlimited confidence i .honor of South Carolina, its (Rat 'officers and. (negro Rtdioal) Legisla** What if he did ? 'represent to banker "capitalists that their distrust of the "ri tic a of that (this) Stat? was unfou "and th?t he himself proposed to i "ia the hoads?" This weald have h more effeet in Wall-street than the.? ling of the ' wind. I Bat it was koot Kew York that Sooth Carolina had i of about $6,000,000, and that we hi ways kspt faith with oar oredlt?rs. was tbs beginning, j^JtMfi^ ?* tained, the monoy was had, besaos, "financial agent/', tbtsiyouagima?ef:?: "ability and promise** ?ad tthteift uah pegare, 'jj/f*^ * '' enougn collaterals and high enough com? missions to satisfy any broker. What powers did ho have ? On August 8, 1808, the Governor was authorised to borrow $125,000, and empowered to use as se? curity such an amount of bills' receiva? ble, bonds or stocks owned by the State as might be necessary. On August 2C, 1868, the Governor was authorized to borrow $500,000 ou, the credit of the State, the bonds to be sold at the highett marketprice by the financial agent in New York. On the same day tho Governor was .authorized to borrow $1,000,000 more on the samo terms. On February 17,1669, au? thority was given to barrow $1,000,000, which might be used as collateral security and sold at tho highest market price. Oa March 26, 1869, the financial agent was au? thorized to pledge the bonds of the State whioh the State now has or may hereafter have in its possession as collateral security for State loans. These wero the powers of Governor Scott and the financial agent. Will the Times deny that any man, not a born idiot, oould raise money with these resources at his command? The officials were clamoring for their pay. Votes'were sold in "Columbia as fish are sold in the market. The money was obtained at last; but at what oost? The Times or "the "young man of muoh ability and promise" may be ablo.to tell. In the article published by the Times there is the following paragraph : "Furthermore, South Carolina has steered olear of tho-whirlpool whioh has well-nigh swamped one or two of the other Southern States. She has steadily refused to aid rail? roads. North Carolina and Tennessee have increased their debts immensely by their rail? road subsidies and loans, and have materially injured their financial prospects." South Carolina has not steadily refused to aid railroads. The present Legislature has given aid to the Savannah and Charles I ton and the Greenville and Columbia Rail ? roads, and it has authorised a guarantee of $4,000,000 to the Blue Ridge Railroad. This last railroad was expected to be com? pleted for $6,000,000. Now it is estimated to cost $8,000,000. Responsible contrac? tors oatt be found who will do the work for $7,500,000; but a contractor whose prioe was about $9,000,000 has received the oon traot, and Governor Scott goes before the Legislature this fall with a modest request that the Blue Ridge Railroad guarantee be increased from $4,000,000 to $9,000,000 or $10,000,000. Governor Scott did oppose, at the last session, proposals to subsidise I the Chatham Railroad, and other sohemes. Why did he do this ? Because the Bide Ridge Railroad guarantee-in whioh he has a lively interest-would be almost worth? less if millions were given away here freely as in North Carolina. Love for Scott, not love for the State, was the cause of the opposition. Any scheme will be run through the Legislature whioh has money in it. Paupers need not apply. Lastly, we say to the Times that this State is well able to pay all the debi of j which we now have knowledge. The peo? ple will uphold the good name of 8outh Carolina; but this will be done in spite of, and not by means of, the existing State gv?dinmont. w? *re plundered and robbed on all sides and upon all oooaaions; nut'We have some power left, and we are resolved, as long as we may, to diaoharge honestly our every obligation. The Times has been duped by some trickster. If it had known more of the men who have oar boffers in charge, it would have said less in praise cf 1 individuals, whatever its good opinion of the fi nanci *1 integrity of the State. (2L0parttersl)tp lotter. 7 rfTHK COPAIlTlfBRSHlP HB K BS TO - X POBK ex' sting nuder toe mme of JOHN FBA RKBIA 00. it hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner will sign the name of the firm tn liquidation. THEO. l>. WAGNER. ? Bb-NJ. V. HU iE?. FRBo'K. l<ANNING. Charleston, 8. C., July 31.1869. ?BE UNDERSIGNED H%VE TB 18 DAY AS80 1 ED themselves together under the nama of W * ON KB, HUGER A CO , for the transaction of a GANEBSL COMMISSION BUSINESS. i THEO. D. WAGNER. v BENJ. F. HU'lKB.. FRtcD'K. FANNING. Charleston, 8. C , July 21. 1869. July'll ?&?i?ti?t??l. ASH! ft GT ON COLhBOE, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. W PRESIDENT, GENERAL B. E. LEE, AIDED BI A FULL COBBS OF PROFESSORS. THE NEXT PELION OPENS SEPTEM BEB 16TH, 1BS9, and closes Jute iStb. 1870. in addition to the reanlar Oolleglata Course, the Pro esslonal cohoole of Law and Civd and- Mining Engineering, axe In lull opeiataon. Necessary expenses, from S800 to $370. " Jtor catalogue, address J M. LEECH, July 19 Imo \ Clerk of Faculty. Sit?is. C BA H Ll R ?,?.B HOV R L , CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. THIS FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, SITUATED TN A pleasant location, and In the business portion of tho dtv, rendara lt the most desirable Hotel for either permanent or transient guests. . he accommodations areuosarpaared. having extensive suites nt elegant y furnished apirtments tor f unities a d single tenve? rnen The proprietor will endeavor io maintain the huh reputation o Joyed by tbe "Charleston" a? a first class hons?, and no effort ?lil be snared to de? serve a continuance of the liberal patronage hereto? fore bestowed upon lt The best of Live y accommodations will be found adjoining tb? establishment. the house 1-supplied with tho celebrated Arte? sian Water of winch de.l?htful babs can be bad either day or fd^ht, |?, B. J*<'B>0*, July 13 Proprietor. gT. CLOUD IIUTBL? I HIS NEW AND OOMMOi IOCS H O UHR, LOCAT? ED corner ot Broadway and Forty-secoad^ireet, possesses advantages over ah other houses for UM ac? commodation ot tts ?nests. It was built expressly for a flr?t.clasa family boarding house-the rooms bein? large and en suite, bea tea by sienta-with hot .nu cold w -ter. end furnished weona to now; while the culinary department ls io th* most experienced ?ands, sffordlog guests aa uneasvtilsd table. tm? of Atwood's Patent klevator* ia ?iso amona th? "modern taaprovsnents" and mi the service ?1 guests st ali hours. The Broadway and University Pla?? Car? pass tao door every four minutes, runnin / from the City Hall to Central Park, while the Math Ant events Avenue lines ar? but a abort block on ?ither .aid?, afiordiog ample facilities for cowmumoatlns. with ali th? depuis, steamboat tan J In os, ohwes of ajvnse* ment and business of the gre it metr?poli?. MOM tb ?% UOLLKY. Proprietors. (; Varch I?'.'->-- too* u TT k 7, TT MUM Ll MU& M JA. I WANTED. A COLORED COOK ARID WASHER. Apply at routh aldo CALHOUN STREET, neat weet to at. Philip._Joly 21_ WANTED, A QUOD COOK. WA8HEK AND 1 HON Kit. None ne*d apply without good recommendation. Apply to No. 114 UKO AI bl lt EEL_1*_July 21 Mn sit; TKAVHBll WAITTBO FOrt A YOUNO LADIES' 8E.TINARY - A GOOD MUSIC TEACHER, InatrumeuUl aud Vocal (Pirno.) to go into a healthy part of the up-country, apply to JOHN G. MI LIM Ott A CO. Wfj July 81 WANTED, Ad ALIO BINGEN ptMt thc i'holr of Kt. Paul's ( lunch, Radcllffe boro'. Candidates will please apply tu the under? signed at No. 130 Weutwonh-stxeet, Professor b. E. BOKEL, Organist of St Paul. a_July 21 (1HINHDK I,ABOttERS.-PAUTIES J wishing to employ large or ninal! numbers of CU I NEUE' LABORERS, fray make tho m cow ary arrangement? for procuring gang? of slz required,. delivered in any part of the country, by applicutlou to KOOPMAN&CHAAP, ban Francisco, california July 20_ AYOHH? MAN. Kiiif?? ?fcW YD M Kj speaking Ergliah and German, would like to get a Situation aa BARTENDER OR GBOOEiv'a UL KU a, or any other place where his acrviceB would be appreciated, either city or country. Salary nootject as a good place. Address n li IN RY or, i. KKBt>, DAILY NB wa Offtcc. a? July 80 WANT BD, A SEAMSTRESS - MUSI bave good recommendations, apply from 8 to 5. P. M., at No. 10 EAST BATTERY. JOJy?O _!?_ WANTED inMKDIATU,LY, A RE HPEC1 ABLE and trus.worthy colored woman to act as nurse for sn infant and who ls willing lo go to the upper portion of this -tate for two or three months. Good references required. Apply at No. 16A, west end QaLHOUN-STBiiET. 2 July 20 WAWTKD TOPUUCH ASE KOK C rt BU, a ?rood SECOND HAND PIANO. Htate price and maker. Address W., NEWS OFFICE Joly 9_ WANTED, PART OF A fl H. SID Bf* CU on the Battery-say four or five rooms-foi a emull family. Apply, by note, to C. D. K., at thia office. July 9 WANT KD. A SM A LL Ii? ?US OF lUHut or lour rooms, with blieben, in the central part of the city. Bent not to exceed $30 per month. Addresa "M.." at thia Office._June 17 WAN THU, BV A MARBIED MAN. A situation in some Cotton Mill >outh or South? west; ls acquainted with all branches, having work? ed In them aU, but should select WEAVING aa a oholoe. i artie- wish!nu io engage auch a person will please addresa a note, staling terms, to JOHN J. KELLY. Ho. 148 frtate-Btreet. Boston. May aa WANTED, IC V to. ti. ? BOD V TU SUB. SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY - CHARLES C. SIGHTER'S Select Library of New Books contains all of the latest publications. April ai ._ Mo. 161 KING-STREET. WANTED-AG?!NTS-TO SELL TUE AMERICAN KNI HING MACHINE. Price SSA The sim pleat, cheapest and best Knitting Ma? chine over invented. Will knit 30,000 atttcbea per minute. Liberal inducement* to Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING M AC BINK. COMPANY, i Boston. Mass., or at. Louis, Ma May 4_?_TO_ WANTED, K'S/B M Y BU DY TU KNOW that JOB PRIMUNG of all kinda, plain sad ornamental, ls executed promptly In the neatest style and at the lowest New York prices, at 1 BB NXWB Job Office, No. 149 EAST BAY Call and ex? amine the scale of prises before giving your orders elsewhere,_ WANTED, H UH SCRIBE US KUR ALL, THE LEADING MAGAZINES AHD NEW* PAPERS, at publisher's ratea. O HA BLES O. RIGHTER, April ai_No. HU King-street. WANTED. AGENT?* KUR THE AMERI? CAN FAHMERs' HOBBS BOOK, in both Eng? lish and German, by Robert stewart, Y. ts, of Miss. 1 be wora covers the whole ground of the breeding and raising, and the treatment ot' bones and mules, boUi in sickness and health. It bas won its way to .popul?r favor, and is to-day the moat popular and best Helling Horse Book ont. Address C. F. VEN , Publisher, Cincinnati. O. 6mo? March 19 WANTED-AGENTS-STOTOffiSOO PER month, everywhere, male and female, to in? troduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SAWING MACHINE This mi chine wUl stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cor.i, bind, braid and embroider ia' ?moat sunerior manner Ptice only $18. Tully warranted for five years. We will pay $1000 for any machine that will dew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam than oura. It makes toe .-Elastic Lock stitch" Every second stitch can be cut. and still the o' otb cannot be pulled apart without te ring it. We pay agents from $7Ci to ?200 per mouth and expenses, or a com? mission from which twiiw that amount can be made. Address, SECOMB A CO., PITTSBURG, PA.; ST. LOTH*), MO , or BO-* SON, MASS. C AU HON.-Do hot be Imposed upon by other oarf.ioa miminu nfl* worthless caa".-Iron machinen. ' under the same name or otherwise. Oura ls the only genuine and really practical cheap machine ; manufactured. 78 May 4 . rpo RENT, THU KIN IC AN JD) DESIR*. X BLE RESIDENCE, known as No i Atiantao atreet, containing four square rooms, two a'.tica, good kitchen, fine yard, elftem and pump Apply at Urs. MULLING?J, next dorrte VBriner's Church. July ai_ wta rpo KENT, Tlltol THRKE UPPER ? STORIES of tho ADG&B BUILDING, each floor forming a floe hall, bolas 9S test Ceep and 54 feet wide with a held entrance oa King-atreet; will be fitted np to amt any purpose for winch they may be desired. Apply io J. L. M'iSES, Collector and Real Estate Agent, No. 34 Broad-street. July 14_wfmia TO KENT, A a ICE SM t LL HOUSE tiF four or five rooms with piazz*. kitchen, and a large cistern, at $30 per month, or longer; having a large lot and extensive open view over the river. One perfectly suitable, < an appl- opposite, at No. 6 GIBBas-siPEET, near :-onth Ba?._July 20 TU RENT. Toto, PLEASANTLY SITU? AI EID TWO AND A HALF H TO RY RESI? DENCE, No. 6 Gadsden-street, opposite Wentworth. Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL. Juue 14 BE\L N STATE A GK MTS. AND OTHERS having houses to rout, can have their Placards, sc.. printed at the lowest rates and In the newest and neatest atvies of tvpe, at THE NEWS JOB OF ?ICE, No. 149 Eaat Bay ?. AUCTION KE US, BROKERS, AND others wishing "t or Sale" Jtlacards, Business Cards, or other Jon Pr i ntl ag executed with neat? ness and dispatch, will consult their interest by leav? ing their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. No. 149 East Bay._ - : . FOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN any quantity. Price 75 canta per hundred. The cheapest wrippinj paper that can be used. Ap? ply at the office of THE N tc WS. March 1 STOLEN, PROM MRS. LBVICY SMOKE, in Coila too County, two mt'es from Watterboro', on the atght of abe loth April last, ber only MA RE. Ibo Mare is black, and rattier low tor net length, but well bunt; her body lon?; both tore feet and one lund foot are white, and branded on tba shoul? der 8. A Tbs Mare aras followed fifteen mils? above Walterboro*. In the direction of Barnwell. A white man waa riding her. Mrs, smoke could not hare the thief followed for want of meaos, and her mile crop must be toa4, without bein, any information relative to the Mare will ba thankfully received. Di? rect to Mrs. L. SMOKE. Walter boro', Colinton Conn *y? _ May ai _.JttgwwjL BB M O V A Ii.-STRAUSS ?ft VANCE have remove i to the Store No. 149 MEE Ti NG Hi ic i- FT oppo-ito the Charleston Hotel, formerly occupied by Mesara. Dewing, 1 haye A Co. where tuey are offering a large and comp ete assortment of DRY and FANCY GOODS ICQ > *uly5 JAMBS KNOX,. . . !.,.JOHN OB.I Jr N O X cfc G ? LL, Cotton Pavetor* AND C1ENF.B AL COMMUNION MBHCHANT8, No. m SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE. CONSIGN MEN I 8 OF COITOS, BICK, fte.. Bl SF EC r PT LL Y solicited, and liberal advances mad? thereon. Orders for CORN and BACON promet?* executed wjth pare and attention. ?moa Mav 1? J?II? B . 4,1X14 N M E M, ACCOUNTANT. NOTART PUBUO AND GENERAL AGENT, Kev'?? ttrontl-street. RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS BdSIBlSS IN AL. JUSTING ACCOUNTS* of Merchants and other?, and in WRITING UP-AND POSTING their BOOBS, either in part o> arhoio.Af. . ^ Jannsty ? CARD? M. CAULFIELD, Ft O UM I ? S P ?O TO R t OFFICE Mo. Itt? BAST. BAY. Juiyii imo raXJ?XmiwJUL. Y 21, 18< TVItU LUDUK, No. ??ti. A. K. AND A. M. THERE WILL, Bf A UKO' LAB COMMUNICA? TION of T? re Lodge. No. 136 A. F. sud A. M., '1 BIB EVENING, nt ' i ht o'clock, at Masoni o Hall. Hy order oi tho W. M. W. L. KINO, July 21 Secretary. HA L RI ETI O STEAM PIKE ENGINE COMPANY AN EX TB A MEETING OF YOUR COMPANY will bo held at your Bali, THIS (Wednesday) I.VENINO 21st Instant, at Ficht o'clock precisely. A I punctual atteudance is. requested. I By order of the President. ALEX ANDER DUNCAN, j July 21 '_Secretary. ! STONEWALL f I ll ri KNG1NK COM? PANY. YOU ARE HEBEfcY SUM Vi ON FD TO ATTI! ND a Regular Monthly Meeting of the Company luis EVENINO, at M .san c Hui1, al Vi-Ait "'click, precisely. A full and lum-tuala tendance is desired. 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MARMION, bv Walter NCC?, with fifteen photograph!0 - Illustration ,88. Lara os- vt? AOL? LAND, from ancient and moder writers, with sixty-three illustrations, Sro, ??. i 'H AMBERS' BOOK or LAYS a misc*l)anv of popular .. uutiquiti?-, two larue volume*, roval Sro, $9. tie above are all in elegant bindings. Januarv ll? \MptKriMIG ANO AIAIK^IJTTISQ* LADIES A?D~JHlLDh?N attended at their r?sidences promptly and at reason? able ratea. I nend orders tq W. IC M A nan ALL, Barber, i Apt?! U : ?o, 81 Brcad-stta* H 1U?RMA? HALL. FBVv* NIGHTS ONLY. Commenc?? j TJIUKHDAY, July Hd, 1809. THE <Ut I- AT SARGENT AND TUE Comical JAMES PAST KR. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY NIG UT LY Tickets 33 Crinia. Reserved Seats 50 cents. To bo bad at Holmes* Book House. Doors opeu at half-past 7 o'clock. To commence at half-past fi o'clock. July 21 Gr Jnaorancc. V A R D 1 A N MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Off N E W YOU K . Organized tn 1850. ALL POLICES NON-FORFEI TABLE. HA LF LOA N TA KEN. NO NOTES R FQ UIR ED. LAST GASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PER CENT. STATEMENT Police H iu force. .$25,000.000 Assets.:. 1,600,1.00 Annual Income. 800,000 Losses Paid.;. . 600,000 orrxoKBs, W. H. PECKHAM, President, WM. T. BOOKER, vice-President L. MoADAM, Secretary and Actuary. O. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent. DIRECTORS. Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. Hon JAMES HARPUR, Firm of Harper k Broa., ex Mayor New York. JOHN J. CRANE, President Baut Republic WM. M. VBRMTLTB, Banker (Venullye & Co. ) CHAS G ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Com nany. Hon. GEORGE OPDYJKK, ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT C. MOBOAN, Banker. THOMAS RIGNEY, Firm Thomas Rigney At Co. BENI. B. .-HERMAN, Treasurer New York Steam Su? gar Refining Company. AARON ARNOLD, Firm of Arnold, Constable k Co. RICHARD EL BOWNE, Wetmore ac Bowne, Lawyers. E. V. HAUOHWOUT, Finn E. V. Haughwout k Co. WM WILSENS, Firm of W. Wllkens k Co. JOLIUS H. PRATT, Merchant. WM. W. WRIGHT, Merchant. CHAS J. MARE, Merchant. WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant. GEO. W. COTTLEB. Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Firs Insur? ance Company. JOHN G. SHERWOOD, Park Place. WALTON H. PECKHAM, Corner Fith Avenus and Twenty-third-street. EDWARD H. WBIGHT, Newark, N. J. GEO. W. FABLES, Counsellor. W. L.rC OG SWELL, Merchant. GS.OIIUE KEIR:, GENERAL AGENT FOR"80UrH CAROLINA. Dr. T. REENSTJERNA, Examining Physician. H. ISSERTEii, GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON. ?IAlee No. ?65 King-street, CHARLESTON, S. C. January 12 _BAO lyr Gc m O R O I A MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF MACON, GEORGIA. Authorised Capital..?500,000 FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE and diatinct by charter. tlOu.OOO paid into the In? surance Department of Georgia according to law for the benefit of the assured in this Company, stockholders wealthy and reaponslble gentlemen of Georgia. A purely Southern Company, allowing only six per cent, of its catninga to the Stockholders; the rest o f the profits divided among the Policyholders on the centiibutton plan. fire Department has been in successful opera? tion tor six months, and has already accumulated handsome assets. Life Department in full and successful operation, and vieing with old companies tn its success. All of its P?lichs non-torfeitable, and of every description of Life and Endowment, together with an annuity table and return premium plan. No restrictions upon travel, place of residence or occupation. Women insured on same terms as men. Loans half of tia premiums. No notes taken. orrioERs: W. J. LAWTON, President. J. C. MCBURNEY, vice-President. R. J. LIGHTFOOT, Secretary. C. F. MoOAY. roustituting Actuary. P. H. WRIGHT, Examining Physician. This Company is now prepared to take risks either in the Fire or Life Departments, and solicits a ?hare ot the patronage of the etty and sta'o. J. G. HOLMES, Jr., General Agent for South Carolina. Local an i Travelling agenta wanted in all parta of the bta'e. Liberal commissiona allowed. Applica? tions to be made to J. G. HOLMES, Jr., General Agent, No. 85 Bread-street, Charleston, S. C. July 6 nao mwf T> ROOK Li Y RT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. As?ets over......1,300,000 ISSUES .ALL KINDS OF . LIFE AND ENDOW MENT POLICIES. Dividends annually In cub. Only Company having the Definite Guaranteed Sur? render-Value Plan Policies, world-wide. Second to no Company m th? United States lor stabili'y, libe? rality and economy, caco No. lil Broadway, New York. CHRJSTIaN W. BOUCK, President. WM. M. COLS. Fecretary. J State Agency No. 85 Broad-street, Second Floor. Local and Canvassing Agenta wanted throughout the state. Apply in person or bv le?sr to JAMES O. HOLMKS, Jr.. ? General Agent for South Carolina. Joly 12 mwf 6mos ^MERICAS TONTINU Life and Havings Insurance Co. SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT, No. A MARYLAND BUILDINGS, BALTIMORE. DB. ?TM. M. POST, Medical Examinar. I THOMAS E. COURTENAY ? Manager. BRANCH OFfPlOfC, CHARbKSTOff,*}. O. DB. THOMAS L. OGI ER, Medical Examiner. JOHN KIRKLAND, JB., Ohnerai Agent CBUBLBSTOB BOARD RF? 3 RX if Ole: Hon, ALFRED HUGER. W G. MAORI. I fl OSO., President S. 0. B. R. Hon. S. ft CAMPBELL. Attorney at Law iHt-O. D. WAGNER. Esq., ot J. Fraser k Co. ANDRi'W KIMOND?. hsq., Pr?sidant First Na ttoiwl Bauk. UOHi'lU MU?!', Esq , of Messrs. R. Mure & Co. EDWARD LAV I IT*, Ot Ed. Lafitte k Co. < oionei J. li E. BLOAN, totten Factor. W A. ? OURLEN AY, i sq., of Messrw. Courtenay k Treuho'.m. IL B. OL EY Esq., of Mew rs. Olney k Co. Havi-n; bean apr? ia tod Gener?! Anent, foti North and <outh <>rol na for the above reliable ?nd popu? lar LUV Insu um-e Company, I asa prepared to re? ceive aphhettton* ct reasonable rates ann on favor? able term?. JOHN Kl UKI,AND. JB om ie for rh . present at Masar*. Courtenay ?s Trenholm's, Union Whait ws3raos. - June % ?rcrcrics'?ni ^fsnUancous. NEW GEORGIA FLOUR, I i* ? 1 8V(>K<' NKW GEORGIA FAMILY FLOUR, IO"' arriving this day per South carolina Rail? road, and for salo by 4. N. ROBSON, No. 1 and 2 atlantic Wharf. July 'il nae_2 NEW NORTHERN POTATOES. FHKSII SK II.Y LKAIONS. ?} PJ DHLS. N KW NOR I Q URN POTATOES ?O 20 boxes Primo Sicily Lemons. 1 .andingex rtramshtp Champion and for ??ale low rom th? Wh?rt by BERNARD O'NEILL. July 21_1 FOR SALE* FLORIDA HIDES AND MOSS. KIRKPATRICK & WITTE. July 21 1 No, 6 Aocorrrooriatiou wharf. SUUAK AND MO i ASSES. 4? Hil H. CHOICE PORTO RD'O SUGAR 50 bbl?, choice Porto Rico Sugar 50 hildy Muscovado Sugar 100 bhds. Cuba Molasses 50 this. Cuba Molasses 10 bhds. Porto Rico Molasses. Fnr ?nip in lots to suit nur. hasers. htr W. P." H ALL, Julv 7 wslmo Brown tc co.'s Wharf. NEW FLOUR, AT " C A M I? S E N MILLS." THE ABOVE MILLS ARE NOW IN FULL OPE? RATION, and prepared to supply tho trade with chol'-e NEW FA V1ILY Fl.OPR ground of the bent Carolina and Ooorgla Wheat. July 9 . fmwC_JNO. CAMPSEN A CO. FRESH ORUGS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR BALE WHOLE8ALE AND RETAIL BY DR. H. BABB, No. 131 MEE TI NO-STREET RI&ON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE Bose's Collah Syrup bchenk's Pulmonic Syrup Sc h on k's Seaweed Tonic Cherokee Remedy Cherokee Curo Cherokee Pills Cherokeo Injection bpears' Fruit Preserving Solution Brown's Chlorodyne German Blood or "Kaiser" Pill.. &c. Sic. Fleming's Worm Confections W r gb t's Rejuvenating Elixir Churchill's Syrup Hypophosphits of Limo Van Deusen's Worm i ontoctions Hurley's Worm Candy Bardotte'x Worm Sugar Drops Gretenberg Pl Us Cephalic Pills Bchallenberger's Fever and Ague Pills Strong's Pills McLane's Liver r ill* Linn'? Vegetable Fills Russell's Soothing Cordial for Children Teething Jayne's 'Iterative Jayne's Expectorant Jayne's Carminative Jayne's Sanative Pills Rad way's Beady Relief Rad way's R. Pitta Ridway's Ready Resolvent. June ill mst SIDE'S AND SHOULDERS. A f\ HBD8. PRIME WESTERN 0. R. BIDES Hc\ y 25 hhds. Prime Western Shoulders. For sale by JEFFORDS A CO. July 20_3 FLOUR ! FLOUR ! ORi tl BBLS "CHOICE BAKERS" AND FAMI ?SDVJ LY FLOUR, fresh ground. AXSC. 60 bbls. CHOICE RYE FLoTJtt, landing this day, per Steamer Champion. For sale by KNOBELOCH A SMALL, July 20_No. 78 East Bay. HONEY I FOR BALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAL. BT Dr. H. BAKR, Jane 26 No. lal Meeting-street. NEW GOODS. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREEA? BLE, most de lcioub and healthy food, used for Puddings, Jellies, Blanc Mange, los Cream, Griddle Cakes, Soups, &c, put up lui lb. pack? ages, with directions for use. Desk-cat'd Cocoanut, for Pies, Puddings, Cakes, Ao, put ap in half rb. packages, with directions. Sweet OH, French and American in half pints, pinta and quarts. Cider and White Wine Vlneg ?r, warranted pure Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee, of good quality, at 33o. V m. Just received and for Bale by CO-OPERA i IVE GROCERY STORE, Southwest corn* r Meeting and Market streets. Good.s delivored free. May 28 A TTKNTIUS I DRY GOOPS ?VYERS, GREAT REDUCTION OF A FINE AND LARGE SIOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS, WE WILL, PREVIOUS TO TAKING STOCK, reduce many of our Gooda to ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE, which should not be lost sight of by those in need of articles in our line. FURCHGOTT &BRO., SOUTHWEST CORNER KINO A CALHOUN 8TS. ALSO, . Boots, Shoes, Hats and Trunks, FOR SALE LOW. May 8 V. 3mos M. Stones. L . KILLEY, TROY, NEW YORK. m MANUFACrUBEB OF STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS, HOLLOW WARE, ftc. MANUFACTURES OF ?.PHLLANTBBOPI8T,,* " CHIEF . COOK," "CHARTER OAK" AND* '.CTVILJAN" COOKIJNTG STOVES. ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. awn voa SAZ.B BI 0. fc FC ILE R TON, AUGUSTA, OA. THESE STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED FOB apaeity, durability, conveniences sud the general lurposss to which Cooking Stoves are used. Th? ?H H.ANTHROPP.IT IS astra heavy plated, and has Uh Drawer; can be mad" mts a six-boiler hole tove; has east iron Water Tans galvanized, or camel Hned. A strictly Sret-elass (Stove* Tia il vi LIAN is of ? neat design, and bas a Sae large )ven. This Stove eau be had with the extension ?ck, six hotos, and reservoir when desired. For further Information apply to D. L. FULLBBTQN. January SI tao os Augusts, Ga W AHO OA L Y , GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Ko. H% Wnrrcn-stveet. - NEW YORK. PERSONAL ATTENTION ?IVKN TO THE PUB? IS ASE of all kinds ot MEttCH NDISE. Boots, IhOM. Hats. O* ?a mn.Q Tmn?i, ? A UITTI1M^ T. pecialty, en^l P^'uce wfteited1'lH ?* *U>P?? Artlclefl *n* P?ompt returns oiuv-suteeti. .-, EDWARD DALY, , I*t* Of Charleston. 0. O. wl-Wa*Vly Price Carrent* seat fre* bj r oot. Januarys ?so ?moa