Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THIS U AIL Y NEWS. & I O RU AT?, PAW8 0N * CO., PBOPBrETOBS. OFFICE No. U9 EAST BAT. 97s HMS -D .vu- y Xi;wii, one yav.?6 00 DAILY NEWS, six m ootha.3 00 DAXLX Haws, three months.2 00 XBI-WEBBXX NEWS, one year.8 00 TBI-WEEKI.? NEWB, six months.2 00 PAXKSNX invariably In adrar.ce. No paper sent ?mesa the cash ?vv??spsnics the order, or for a !o?s tlnie than pa! 3 'or Tax Dan.* NKWB will be served to subscribers in the city at IS cents a week. AnvxBTisBMcirrs -F-.rst Insertion, 15 oenta a toe; Subsequent insertion, 10 cents a toe. Business Rotloos, 20 couts a lino. Marriage, and Funeral No? ll oca, On? OoBar e*<.t?. N BJ %T S SU M MA. lt X. --Qo!d closed \n Now York yesterday strong ut 373 '37a. -Cotton closed dull; Bales 200 balea; mid? dling 34.-. -In Liverpool, yoalerday, upland oottcn cl oaod at 12}J. , -Captain Mackenzie bas won., the chess t ournameiir ot ?00 games in New York. -John A. Ituo'j?ug, the distinguished engi? neer who built tbe suspension bridge over the Niagara River, fend that over the Ohio, died ? n New York on Ihuxsdav of lock-jaw, -Commodot'o Vanderbilt, according to ru mar, aged sc ^nfcy-five. ia now alao, according to rumor, to lead to the altar a young lady, who Madam Rumor says is aged but seven? teen. -Air. A. P. Messenger, of New York, bas. accomplished th J feat of riding five hundred miles, ou a velocipede, within fifty consecutive hours. To complete tho distance he was ob? liged to make 10 OOO circuits of the hall where h e rode, and turn 40 000 corners. -The Dauntless, in wbioh Mr. Bennett re 0 ently made his quick trip across the ocean, has about eight large state rooms, a bath room, a comfortable and airy cabin, a fireplace fitted with a grate, and a library of books, be? sides the customary eleganoes and comfort? f onad on board our yachts. -The Mobile Colored Democratic Club has 1 ssued an address to the colored voters of Ala? bama, informing them that sooner or hiter the political power or the South will pass into the hands of tho white mon, and that it ia there lore for the interests of the negro to cultivate friendly relations with the whites. -The .Washington correspondent of the New Yora Tribune-Bays : "It ia understood that in -addition to tho existing statutes prohibiting the importation of coolio labor, a bill will be introduced at the next session of Congress,; rendarin? all con racta with foreigners mads in foreign countries for labor, hull and void on the arrival of the laborers in this country.'' . -The New-York correspondent of the New Orleans Picayune writes: "I know bf one bank hero-about the largest iu the city-tho president of which' has allowed his son, who lias no account whatever in, the bank, or ia in no way conn outed with it, to draw ihoretrom - all the sroQnbaufcs bo may eoe flt, xor tho. pur : .<mJi?2!?* ?oauiijg'thom at, enormous rates of rn* yj?SE~~r> Pcabpa^?wS?j^^ 4&s(/ ; ; W ?lay, spout a part of hu.uma in selecting ou' tile various securities ooinposing tue tl.OOO.OOO donation recehtly promised by hun to the Trastees of the Southern Educational Fend, consisting mostly of Stito and railroad cou? pon bonds. The packages when made up fill? ed a tin box of the size of a small travelling trunk, and a carriage was called into requisi? tion to' carry it to its destination. -The New York Sun is after tho diplomats. It says : "A gantlemsn, who has served in full regimen tata at one of the chief courts of Eu? rope, has told us that the whole amount of his actual duty did not average thirty minutes a week. For this lazy, ai mle ss, loafing, gewgaw, aristocratic sort of thing, we pay hundreds of thousands of dollars ererj year. And it ia all lor no object whatever, except to pension a lot -of politicians in showy offices and get them out of the country." -The July report of Hon. Horace Capron, . Commissioner of Agriculture, represents that the cotton acreage is sixteen per cent, proa ter than last year, and amounts to 8 000,000 sores. Should tho yield per acre be the same as last year, tho total produotiou would amount' to neatly 3.000 000 bales. Nothing short of unusual disasters will.re Juoo tho yield below that ot las t ' year, or 2 500.000 bales. Along the Atlantic coast large quantities of fertilizara have boon used, great care exorcised in selec ing seed, and better implements employed. Other cioys aro stated to bo generally abuo '". dant. -The proprietors of the New York Times have form 3d themselves into a joint stock as? sociation, and on Thursday last formally ten? dered the editorship of that journal to the Hon. John Bigelow, at a very liberal salary. Al? though Mr. Bigelow had made his arrange? ments tor a trip to Europe, he has set them .aside, and accepts the positioa. The proprie? tors had finder consideration the names of Freder ck Hudson, formerly of the Herald; .. Ooo. Wiljiam Curtis, the Hon. Wm. Al. Evans, the Hon, Luther M. Mareh, and other gentle? men distinguished tn the field of let tera. The .selection of Mr. Bigelow over these ab> and ?eminent gentlemen is a compliment of which he may well feel proud. -William Edwards, a colored man, convict? ed of killing Lowis WilBon, another colored mau, at a ball last winter, waa executed at St. Tonis on Friday' lost. When the trap was sprang and the man dropped, it was found that the rope wat a little tao tong, alto ? tug the cuiprit'fe toea to touch tho ground. An awful ?oohe thon occurred.. ' For "a moment the body remained perfectly ?tili, attar which violent contortions commenced, during wbioh the . man's arms and legs were drawn. and swong i? every direction. The rope ?aa immediate? ly ehortoned b. drawing lt Op, but the writhing of the poor wretoh con tinned for ?onie minutes, ? and it was not until he bad struggled some 'thirteen minutes that ho was ptonouneed dead. .Oa cutting th.? body.down, attar twenty-five mit otes, it waa lound that his nook tras bro ken. -1 ho picking of the combination took on the vault of tho Ocean Bank, by William T. Ensign, after th? lato burglary at that institu? tion, bas created quite a atnsation among safe manufacturers and others, and bas given rise to the query whether treasures intrusted to these looks for safety may really be deemed so? care from the o|, erat ions or expert burglars. It ia agreed that Mr. Ensign did pick the look on the aafo of tbe bank In question, and it ia important to know whether other combination looks a m be trotted in Uko m.tn nor. The New Fork Times says that Mr. Ensign's operation aras dono to the satisfaction of tho officers of 4Jn& <><WAn Bank, tho- only par ies whom he nodgbito con vin io jf the foasiraliiy o?doing it. He also explained tho m >duB opemndi by ^which th ; h ok waa opened, and exhibited the instruments used, for the reason, as he avers, that lie is convinced tbat such an instrument, or one nearly similar to it, is in the bands of burglars. -Texas papers aro at haad with lengthy ac? counts of the damage done by tbe reoent floods in that State. At La Orange, in Fayette Coun? ty, the water rose thirty feet in twelve hours, completely inundating the town. Great crowds of women and children stood at the water's edge, and with wringing hands and straining eyes saw their homes filled with the ruthless flood and many of thom swept away or turned over where they stood, while the crash of fur? niture and smashing of djors and windows told too horribly the rum that was going on within. Men rushed back and forth on horsebaok or afoot, seeking their families or asking for as? sistance to tie a house already swimming, or claiming help from the idle lookers-on to move their furniture from those not yet inundated, but which were soon to share the general fate. Wagons loaded with turniture rattled to and fro at full gallon, some to the high ground, with their confused mats of household wares, and others to take off the remaining stores. A boat was made of tho boards of houses and-filled with strong oarsmen, who went through the streets and yards searohing for those who needed help. There was no patty distinction ; friend and toe allied together to meet the common enemy. The scene was ter? rible. For fifteen miles, as far as the eye could roach to the north, west and south, the country was one unbroken sheet of water. The Gal? veston News comments : " Never before bad a country looked so prosperous, crops so well grown, farms Boswell tilled. Every circum? stance seemed to have aided to build up the hopes and prospects cf each planter, promis? ing unexampled prosperity to reward him for the year of sunburnt toil. Now all is hidden by a remorseless, murderous flood ; and in another week these orops, on which the river counties relied so confidently for their support and wealth, will be but oue immense mass of steaming, rotting vegetation, sending upon every breath of air a malana that will spread over the enture country, perhaps bringing sick? ness and want to the already poverty-stricken people." CHARLESTON. TUESDAY MORNING, JOLY 27, 1869. The Negro Riot Latt Evening A disgrace has fallen upon Charleston which her sons must remember, and some day .wipe oat. A party of visitors from Sister oity, who had come to mingle in a friendly contest with some of our own young men, have been insulted and assailed, at the scene of their well-won triumph, by an insolent and riotous negro mob. That the aid of the United States soldiers should have been required to shield from violence at the hands of an infuriated black rabble the' strangers who, aa our invited guests were entitled to the most courteous and ab tentiv? hospitalities, of the whole eommu nity, is a burning reproach tc the pusillan huons officials who now maintain' the oostly sham of a oily government. Hedged in by Federal bayonets our Savannah friend were pursued by hundreds of blacks, howl ing and pelting them with stones and brick bats, from the Citadel Green t o the hotel, frpm the hotel to the place of thavfaassnall I eutertaiament, and thence te t^^g ft Wharf where the visitors .vere to.?4^a-tV fui Ihdtii komoo. Tho ouly f,rmt?m^, -?rtVl?v. lievo, for this shameful disturbanc was that the Savannah party waa accompanied by a band oompoied, it is understood, of colored men, who have refused to affiliate' with the Radical party. Our Radioal Mayer doubtless thought he had fully disoharged his official obligations when he blaadly assured the two Clubs that he was "powerless" to quell'the riot. Wo wonder if it ooourred to him that the riot? ers were the very men who mad? him what he is. Was he not aware that if our large aad expensive police force was indeed "powerless" to disperse a negro mob, that he and his party are alon?, responsible for sueh i ne rho i en oy T But, whatever Mayor Pillsbury may say or do, cur people are resolved that such aa outrage as that of last night must never again bc allc~od to occur..- -??ay, we.ves? ture ia say that had the disturbance been generally known throughout the city, it would haye had a very different termina? tion. Charleston has sunk low enough in many respects, but her sons are not yet ready-to be hectored and bullied by ne? groes. Already our young men are can? vassing the readiest means of redress for the mortification they feel so keenly. It is hot improbable that the Savannah boys may be pressed to repeat their visit at the expense of their Charleston hopis. What ever is done, let the black ruffians who composed the mob last evening beware. The events of the twenty-sixth of July will not soon be forgotten or forgiven. AsftstUe Lnnor. The proposed introduction of the Mongol race aa a laboring eleni ant of the popula? tion of the Southern States , is the great overshadowing question of ahn hoar. It is admitted on ail sides that th? expected im migration must have a most Important bear ing upon our material future. The press of j the Southwest, as well as of the seaboard region of the cotton States generally, either yield a hearty support io the movement, or at least preserve a neutral attitude. Bat, on the other hand,'a'few Of the ablest and most influential of the Southern journals oonspicuous among which are the Rioh mond Dispatch and the Augusta Const?u tionalist-have ranged themselves in deter mined opposition to What they ?all "open "iug the floodgates to let in upon us the "mighty tide of Asiatio barbarism." Thee? last ?sam io apprehend thai there is dna ger that the coming Celestial* may "crowd "ottt" and d?moralisa som? portion, black or white, of our present population. They seem io have lost sight altogether of the vast, though undeveloped capacity of the South for supporting dens? populations Hon. J. W. Clapp, of Tennessee, in his ad mirable address before the Chinese L ib T Convention at Memphis, preeeats the eta- j tisiios of this euhjeot. Assuming, a? ns properly does, thai th? Southern States oonld, if necessary, maintain a population aa large as China, he shows that Mississippi would ?ot bo overcrowded with 12,000 OOO of inhabitants, or Arkansas wit ti 14 000,000. or T? xas with the enormous number of 74, 000,000 The elevso Souu+rn States, if as densely populated as China, oonld sustain 190,000,000 of people; or, if Eng Und ii taken as a^haeis, 202,242,000; or Franc?, 129,813,910; or Holland, 183,780,000. Aa Mr. Clapp forcibly remarks: "Now when yon look at thin raab area of un- j occupied and untitled land, ia there any ode so J ch im or ic at as to think that we are to bo over* t flooded with labor? Where ia the practical danger? We could receive immediately and prosper six or aeren millions ot these labor* ? era." Th? tendency to immigration from China will at last be checked by the law of ?op- , ply and demand. When the South has got two or threo mil liona of Chinamen at work in her rio?, sugar and cotton fields, sh? will , not be anxious to import many more, at prices whioh it will pay contractors to de? liver them for. The average wage? of Chi- , nese laborers in the South will, of oourse, decrease as 'hs pcptilaticn sf their C.M? try men increases, and at last a point will be reached where the Chinese at homo will not-have sufficiently strong inducements to emigrate. Ia no probable event will the Chinese swarm over the South, or be nu? merically superior to the white raoe. As Chinawomen will not bo imported to any great extent, and amalgamation between the white or negro raoe and the Mongolian will be exceptional and not general, the probability is that the Chinese population of the South will not increase very much beyond the number imported. Not multi ? plying by natural laws, but only by immi? gration, there is net-ground rc apprehend that too many Chinese will quarter in the South. The trouble will more likely be the obtaining of Chinese enough at fair rates to do the work wanted of them. As to the moral effeot of the Asinti? in? flux, the warnings of the oroakers seem to us sheer folly or affectation. We have no fear that the Christianity of our land will succumb to heathenism ; nor, on the other hand, aro We so sure that the civilisation of the Cnineae, adorned with their admitted virtues of industry, thrift, temperance and contentment, would greatly suffer by com? parison with our own. For pur part, until every aore of the seaboard is abundantly supplied with the cheapest and most effi? cient labor, we shall weloome the coming Cf the muoh-abused pigtails, and the moxs, the merrier* * , . . CMi??Ko, ELEVENIH ? nar Ai. STATEMENT or THE TBADB AND COMMERCE or CHXOAOO for the year end? ing March 81,1869, reported to the Chicago Board of Trade. t, The growth and progress of Chioago bor? ders on the wonderful, even in this land of wonders. In 1880, the population of the Village of Chicago waa 70 In 1805, it was 178,900; and in April, 1809, it was estima? ted to be 205,000. In 1888, it shipped 78 bushels of grain; and in 1808, the quantity of grain exported from Chioago was 67, 890,700 bushels. Number of hogs, (live and dressed,) received tho past year, 1,988,590 The Board of Trade , has about 1500 mern hers. - Mjsnaxtnmhw Mut. -**\?IB r.-ojpv.vtt.'r s i -i? KUtv .'? .?fi itw'i ... . J. '? ft'.Wffig TfllVfiTir ^ -"UK- "^ttM .?'KV - I H H'i* *. i%VV-l^?S^39fl?ir<'??. * -- ? ?-%>.??ou.' Btyber'rjamaet^wlu wlgn th? ramo of .the .. '?.'*? liquidation. -, THF.C?.D. W * G K?-ti. f BK' F. HG ? '.? - FRBii'li. b ???m(t? : . (.hirleston, S. O., JsdxaL/lSrv.' v -- TBE UNDER-?QNED H WE TH KS DAY ASSO? CIATED them ssl ve? together' under Che name of WAGNER, HUGER A CO, for tho transaction of a GtNERlL COMMISSION BOSINE?3w THEO. D. WAGNER. BEN J. F. HU ii EB. . FBKD'K. FANNING. Charlea ton, 8.0, July 21. I860. July ?1 B-Li-' 11 '" ? I ' i ... 1 J Beraanal. Tl B ?jt ilTA I*_SrtlAUSS dk V ANC B ' Jiti. nave remove i to the (hore No. HO ME ET i NO? BA HEBT, opposite the Charleston Hotel, formerly occupied by Mesare. - Dewing, Thayet gt Co , whs; e thOX are offering a Urge and complete assortment ? f DB Y and FANCY GOODS. isa? inly 6 lt? pub?i?tflu?. J^OOK. BU YB HS Wlhh KIND IT TO TBEIB ADVANTAGE TO 0 ON 8 ULT THIS CATALOGUE1. : I J : . . ..... .. .. . . . .. The List will be Changed at least Once a Week. ' ? NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS ron HALE AT . wi. t . FOGARTIE'S BOO K DKP?SITOKY. * Catalogue No. ll. MURRAY'S ADVEN 1CRES IN TH l? ADI BON *D ACES with Mapa and illustrations. ?2. TBE PHYSIOLOGIC OF: WO JUAN,, and her Dis eases from Infancy to Old Ago. T be ires >rvation Of Female Health, Ate., fcc, by 'Cr Morrill. M. D.. .160 - PAPERS FROM OVER TUE WATER, a Series of luttera from Europe, by Sinclair Tousey. tl 50. E9SAY3 ON DrVOaCEAS? LEGISLATION, with I reference to the Vetted ?tates, by 'theodora D/ I Woolssy, D. D., LL. D.. President or Yalo' College, .I TS. PIVB ACRES TOO MUCH. The Question of Fro flt and Loss in Amateur Farming, advice to those about p?rchaseos email places. 4c, by B. p. Boos?. ^GVTTBABS' WANDERINGS ?N CF*LO*?1>y; Sir -acQUol W. Halter, $1 SO. MKBTOBBH CAF YOUNG -COUPtE-?, YOUNG LA. DIB , YOUNG GSNrUtMtN. by Qui?, SI 80. TBE MAG1J OF KINDNKBJ; or the Woodron* Story of the Good Buaw, by aha Brother? Mayhew, with Hluetration* by Crane, $1 60. '. CROCKER THE CLOWN, a Tal? for .Boya, by Le nj. Clarice illustrated. SI 50. PEGGY, ANO OlMBU TALES,'a'Book for Girls, illustrate 1. SI 60. V A Y KAR'? LESION FROM THE PSALMS, for the aaa of Sunday uehool?, by J. Worcester, 78 cents. New Bootes ot London Ttrligloas Trae* 8|?elety. BFRTXH/S BIRTHDAY PhESg* T. QB FVnatiC* BEWAHDED. 75 couta; Kat? and her Brother, 50 coats ; ' Blanche Gamond, a gerome of tb? Fat th, 80 Joseph. 50 cents each : Heroes und H ?rtyrs of the urinate Reformation, 13 Card? in colors, 80 eenie? ^W???' ?oral Bongs and Bymna, il: unbated by 16 Cards b+autt ally eoldred 80 cents. THE I HUB WO IAN by ?ev. J JD. Fulton, to ?mich is added Woman vs Bailor, si. TWE Mai AHHOR* OF nt* PAUL, by John 8, Howson, D. D..Dean of Chester, tl 80 IBs; BUHMAN FABULIST. KR?LOF. AND BI-? FABLES, by Balsion. e? the Srltiab Mosen m. Stan, -"9**K**D ?an 4S?I>KSB. bv Ber. JohnL. Merina. 10 years Mflatfdtmrr tu ubina, fl T?.^ >v ^O* BROWN'?* hCau?L DAS? AT RUGBY, TH* FIRST FIFTY Y?AB? Ot? THE SUNDAY HO HOOL, by W. A. Watson, one cf ibo freoreiartea of tb? London Munday Fchool Union, ?1, We offer very liberal terms to CLUBS la the conn adesirous of making nae of our * CIRCULATING (MARY " ? - Any Books published in Amer ce cr Europe sent toe^ postage on r.xslpt ot publisher's price. Ad A '"FOOA^RTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY. No. ?SO Kl?gst ree t, (in the Boud.) Charles too. H. O May 14 nao .tuthnran? -1., ,, 'j -Ll 1.1111%. gK \M**?HIIMO A*A> ll a Ht-ClU F 'flatt, K LA?IES A*ND JHll.Dl*??N , attoadod at their residences promptly and at reseca. . - . ?bl* rates?. Send orders to W. g M-MISHA LL. Barbe?, April U No, tl Bro4dMitreet (op ?taira.) 0 ipflfttf. AYOUNO C?LOHKD WOMAN. VI H OUT children, la waurea todo the WASH INO AjhD HOUSEWORK of a smell family. Must come roll recommended. Apply et BBblDENcE on tot 7t German Friendly ?-ool- ly, Archdale street, bo? wran W.-etana Magasine s treats._Jaly27 ?fAHTKO, PAdT OB* A RHSiOK^L'K, VT saj TBBBE OB FOUR ROOMH, OU or tear wentworth.ftreet. or butledge evonne. Rent not to exceed $860. Address X. O. Z., at this office. July 37 WANTED IMMEOlftTKLT, 'i WO GOOD BEB OB HANDS. Apply to P. P. IO ALE, bash. Door and Blind Factory, Horlbcck's Wharf. a* Joly 27 WANTED, A COMP BTU NT CULOltKlJ WOMAN to Cook and Wash. Apply at No. 3 MARY. OPPOSITE ELlZ >BElH STREBT. July ?7_ 1* WAIMIED.ACOMPH-TKST NU lt SK IO go to Ueorgia to take charge of four children for two months. Ateoomu^endations required. Ap? ply at No 8? MON I AO U K-bl BE E T. July at '_ 8 WA KT Kl?, A COMPETENT MAN, FOU a permanent country job, capable of doing wheelwright and blacksmith work. Apply to OAME BON. BARKLEY A CO._a Joly 24 PU.HCAI ASK UH WAN TB O, F O lt BLACK DRAB D'ETE PANT8. slightly dajniged, for #'i 00, at GEO. LITTLE A CO.'B, FJng-atrest, near Harket. 6 Joly aa WANTED TO PUItCn ASK FOKCASH, a good "ECOND HAN? PIANO, btate price and maker. Address W., NEWS OFFICE /uly 9_ WANTKO, A SMALL H??USK, OF I'QREE or four roms, with kitchen, in the central part of the city. Bent not to exoeed $20 per month. Address "M.," at thia Office. _Juno 17 WAN TKO, BV A MAKMIHO Mit, A situation in some Cotton Mill -outh or South? west; ts acquainted with all branches, having work? ed in them till, but should select WEAVING as a ohoioe. > nrt?ps wishing to engage such a person will please address a note, statin? terms, to JOHN J. KELLY. No. 1*8 Mate-street, Boston. May 84 AN Taa^O, EVUIIVUOUV TO SUB. SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY. CHAULES C. RIO UT ER'S Select Library Of New Books contains' all of the latest publications. April 81 - No. 161 KINO-STREET. CHINESE LABUH ERS.-PAII?IICS wishing to employ large or small nnmb"rs of CHINESE LABORERS, n ay make tho necessary arrangement* for procuring geog* of sice required, delivered In any part of the country, by application to KOOPMANdCHAAP, ban Francisco, california Joly 20_ WANTED-AGKNTB-TO 8KI.L THE AMERICAN KNUT IN G MACHINE. Price $25. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Maw chine ever invented. W1U knit 20,000 stitches ptr minute. Liberal inducement! to Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY, ? Boston, Mass., ec st. Louis, Mo. May?_? '_ 78 WANTED, KV IC H Y BODY TO MLNoW that JOB PRINTING or all kinds, plain and ornamental, la executed promptly in the neatest s ty ie and at the lowest New York prices, at I ?ut Mtws Job Office, No. 149 EAST BAY Call and ex? amine the scale of priesa before giving your orders elsewhere._ WANTED. AGENT? VOE THE AMERI? CAN FAKMEBS' HORSE BOOK, in both Eng? lish and German, by Robert stewart. V. K, of Miss, l be work covers tbs whole ground ?f the breeding and raising, and the treatment el' horses and mules, both in sickness and health. It baa won Its .way to popular favor, and is t >day the most popular and bett selling Horse Book out. Address 0. P. YEN , Publisher, Qlnctnns?. 0. 6mo? March 1? WANTED-AGENTS-STBTOSttUO FKK month, everywhere, male and female, to In? troduce the OENUINE IMPROVED COMMON 8ENSE FAMILY SWING MACHINE. Thia ma? chine will stitch, bern, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider in a moat superior manner P. ice only $18. Fully warranted for five yeera. We will pay 81000 for any machine that will aew a stronger, more beautiful, or nore elastic seam than ours. It makes tue 1-Elastic Lock stitch" Every second stitch can 'be cut, and atill tho cloth cannot be pulled apart without So at tag lt. Wo pay agents from $70 to ?200 per ra-JUth and expenses, or a com? mission from which twin* Stoat amount caa be mad?. Address, SECOMB A CO., PITTSBURG, PA.; sr. LO 11IH, MO., or BO-tTON. BASH. CAU ilON.- Do not be i exposed upon by other parties palming off worenksas eas'-iron machinen, under the tame name or otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and really practical cheap machine manufactured. 78 Mav 4 Tw' KENT, TUM PLKA9ANTLV SITU? ATED TWp AND A HALF STORY RESI? DENCE. No. 5 Gadaden-streot. oppodte Wentworth. Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL. . Jaua 14 _ KB Ai, ? STATE AOBNTS, ANO OTHERS bavins nouses to rent, can have their Placards, Ac, printed at the lowest rates and in the newest and neatest styles of type, at THE NEWS JOB OF HOB. No. 14$ East Bay ?^^^^^^^K_ FARM ll? OHEBNVILLE COUNTY, TWO MILES FROM . MB TOWN.-FOR 8ALE, That valuabl? and well located BARM, situate In Glenville county. South Carolina, on tbs old Pen? dleton Road, two railes from the Town of Greenville, containing 145 acres of Land, well adapted to the culture of Whees corn and. Provisions; sixty acre? cleared, balance in well Umbered land, on the Farm there ls a well built and hand rome restfenoe, con? taining eleven rooms, with all reqni-lte outbuild? ings; floe an extet sive orchards of irait trees ot 15 varieties of fi uti; springer water near residence; large dry well, and otber conveniences for a farol y desiring a fine residence.. Fin? mountain scenery and healthy Iceahty. For particulars epply to Mr. L P. DESAUSSUBK, Charleston, ?. c.; Messrs. . AVID A 8i RADLEY, Gioenvll'e, S. C., or l\ 8. IIEYWAF.D, Camden. 8.0. July 3ff ; ; l_ tn Imo FOK fllLB.-IHMKE{3|E?H.A KI Mi M ILO H COWS for sale at CHBISTOPHEH'S LOT, King^streeL 1? _July OT TJ10K SACK. OVK Ht! S O H KO THO?S JD AND ACRES OP LAND In Kershaw County, South Carolina. , ooNBianno.or: FIFTY YEBY REL EOT FARM H near Camden and ?a tbe Railroad, varying in Bise from 160 to 600 acres ho*e and adjoining ?arms are being token by our best cittaens, end afford/every advantage tor health? ful, cornier able and profitable farms. MaNY LARGE AND CHOICE PLANTATIONS, convenient to market DESIRABLE RESIDEN 3 E8 in Camion and Kirk? wood. SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS OF WOOD UND - aim A few very VALUABLE SITES for manufactories. Address. WM. M. SHANNON, Attorney at Law, camden. 8. c. Joly 28_- piao - - Imo* TOUR- S\Lt? LOW. A lr AK GE CHURCH JP OBG*K, containing thtrly-?ve8 ope, - - AUK). " A SMALL PARLOR oTGAM, containing; four ?topa, in a handsome Rosewood'Case. Apply nt JOHN BAKER'S ORO AN FACIORY, Ko. 19 Van ?km****.-.? July? AT JP lil VAT K BAtVB* T ll AT ara? ac PBEMISBB. ? krt* January M A UCTSON KEHtS, SHU KB BS, % ND ?3L others wishing ??* or Safe" Jrlacards, business Cards?, or ??aar JOD Printtag executed with ncat ne?e assd dlepateh, wll! oon??H their interest by lea v ttl Ea T Bad*r8 "* *** NMW8 JOB OFFICE, No "KWH ?ALB, Uhll NBWSPAPItKS IN JC any quiuttty. rrico 76 cents per hundred. Tbe cheapest wrappto* paper tba! caa bo need.-' Ap? ply at the office of Tilt N ? W-. March 1 TTWIV-KIs?; ? S ?aT VIKCII^K A.-TftB U Baaloo of this Institution <-o ?menees anon an o? <bo Bret doy ot October, and continue*, witn ?, interruption. MIL the Xbnradsy preceding the r h of July ensuing . The crganixiHoiSi of the Institution la very com? pt?e embraolog extensive and thor-iugb o-ur-es of instruction Li LI i E? MTJKft AND sCIENCic, and ito tao PtroftHiBion? of Law. Medlolno a ud Bogt neerin?. , . , . he expenn* of tbe Academic or Law Stadens, ex? clusive ol the eos? of text hooks and elotblng and pocket money, amaunt to shoat* NSf pej ses? sion o' nine montan and of the Engineering or Bft-Hcat Stedent to ?Mat $896 cf walch annie, re speettvelv, ?Mt er $950 la payable on aneaissioo, end the o*lan<e in the progrese of the session, For details e?nd for catalogue. P Ow* "University of Virginia." S. MAU PIN, Jaly ? Imo Chairman of the gaenlty. |UASHI?QT?S ?OI.Ii??K, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. PBE81DENT, GENERAL B. E. L?E. AIDED BX A FULL CoBP$ op.Piiflra^o*i. ? J'K$?l>lBl0?r'tt. tba reffUar Collegiate ' jarse, tba Pro easton*! -ebooisot Law and civil ?ad Mining Englne?riog.areiniuliopiuah^n Neo**ear/ expenses from WOO to fS?S. For O?ta?os ie. address J M. LEECH. July 1$ imo Cler*. of Faculty. . 9 iwvo jftrcutgs. C. li. TO-NIGHT AT HALF-PAST EIGHT /uly 87 CHARLESTON CHASIBER OF COM MEBOX. THE MEMBERS OP TBE CHAMBER ARE PAR. 11 'OLAKLY requested to attend a special in? oTug t am PAT, at tho HsUof tin? old State Rank, rorner East Bay ano Broad KTCCU, at Twelve o'clock M., on business of importance. By order of the President. P. J BARBOT, July 27 Secreta>*y. F /tnonritti. O lt S A li E , GR A NITEV?LLE MANUFACTURING STOCK. Apply to HUGER <t HAVEN BL, July 27_tutb.83_No. Ctf Fast Day. a IT * Sf KR .,. m a f* Q O -flt AA n n ^ -9. FOB A SHOUT PE MOD, ?rECURED BY BOND and mortgage on Heal Estate 1 the city. Apply at THI-3 OFFIOE._1 _July 27 A B? K E R S , 8T00K ANP EXCHANGE BROKERS AMP MER CHANTS, wishing Checks, Blanks, Lettor Heads, or Job Printing of any description, c. n get their orders filled promptly and in the neatest *tyle, at cheap rates, by applying at THE NEW ? JOB OFFICE, So. 149 East Bay. Hottcrs tn Jankruptcn. IR THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED SlA'.E-?, FOB TICK TL-ilRIOi OF SOUTB CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF ' HOS. W. GO! Bi ?LO, BA MK SUPT-IM BANKRUPTCY. To whom ii may concern: The undersigned hereby giv-B notice of Als appointment as Assiunee ot iHi'MA?. W. OODBOLD, in the litt.tr ct or Mario and State of South Caro.ina within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own Petition hythe Dis riot Court of said District Dated the 18th day of July, 1800. July27 tug A. H. FORD. Assignee. IN THK DISTRICT t OU HT OF THE UNITED STATE??, FOR THE DISTRICT OF ftODifl CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF W. W. HxR> LEE, BANKRU T-'N BANKRUPTCY-To whom it may concern: The undersigned hereby fives notice of his appointment as assign?e ot WIL IAM W BARLLEE. in the District of Marion and ?-tate of -outh Caro.ina within said District, who has beeb adjudged a bahkrunt upon bia own pe; Mon i by the Diairlct Court of said Distrlot Dated tte 16th day of July. 1869. July 27 tu3 A. H FORD, As*brose. G UARDIAN MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NEW YORK. Organised tm 18 59. ALL POLICES NON'-FORFEITABLK. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTSS REQUIRED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND SO (FIFTY) PER CENT. STATEMENT. Polices 1? ?bxce.$569,000,000 Aeeete.:;. . 1,500.000 Annual Income. 800.000 Losses Paid. 500,000 omcEBs, W. H. P liCKHxM, President. . . WicTT BOOKER. Vice-president L. Mo ADAM, Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FUDICKtR, Superintendent DIRECTORS. Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex? ? Mayor New York. JOHN J. CRANE, President Bank Bepublic. Wac. M. VERMUTE, Banker (Vermilye A Co.) CHAS G. ROCKWOOD. Cashier Newark Banking Oom? pany. Hon. GEOEOE OPDYKK, ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT C. MOBO AN, Banker. THOMAS BIONKT, Firm Thomas Rigney ar Co. BEN J. B.^ HEB VI AN. Treasurer New York s temi Su? gar Refining Company. AAKON ARNOLD. Firm of Arnold, Constable A Co, RICHARD H. BOWNE, Wetmore A Bowne, Lawyers. K. V. HAUOUWOUT, Firm E. V. Haughwout A Bo. WM. WILKINS, Firm of w. wu kens & Co. JCLFUS H. PRATT. Merchant. WM. W. WRIGHT, Merchant. CHAS J. STARB. Merchant. WIIXIAM ALLEN. Merchant. GEO. W. CUTOEB, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. Gsa T. Born, President Contlneatal Fire Insur? ance Company. JOHN G. SHERWOOD,-Park Place. WALTON H. PECKHAM, Corner Flth Avenus and Twenty-third-street. EnwAsn H. WBIOHT, Newark, N. J. GED. W FABLES, .Qonnsellor. ' " W. L. COGSWELL, Merchant G KO HOE KEIM, GENERAL AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLIN A. Dr. T. BEEN3TJEBNA, Eximining Physician. H. IsSEUTBb, GENERAL AGENT FOB CHARLESTON. ( Bee No. ?65 King-street, CH ABLESTON, 8. 0. Januiryia nao lyr ?N BORGIA JT : ". MUTUAL FIRM AND LI PK INSURANCE COMPANY. ow MACON, GEORGIA. Autt&orlsedl Capital... 900,000 FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTM5NTS SEPARATE and distinct by charter. $1OJ,O00 paid Into lee In? surance Department of Georgia according to law So? Iba benefit of the assured in this Concpany. Stockholders wealthy and responsible gentleman o?] Georgia. A purely Southern Company, allowing only six per cent ol Ito earnings to tba stockholders; Ibo rest o f the profits divided among the Policyholders on the o titi ?bu t i on pian. lire Department hes been In anocesafal opera- | tiou for six months, and baa already accumulated handsome assets. Lire Depanmont Ia full and success, jl operation, and vfelng wifb'bld companies in ito success. Ahof ita POUCK* uon-torfeiteble. and of every description of Life and Endowment, together wltb an annuity table and return premium plan. No restrictions upon travo*, placo of residence or occupation. Women insured un same terms aa mon. Loans half cf I a premiums. No notes teku, omctBi: W. J. LAWTON, President. E. J. LIGHTFOOT, secretory. O. F. MCCAY, roocttrutlBf Actuary. t. H WRIGHT. Examining Physician. This Company 1? now prepared to take riaka either in tba Fire or Life De) artraento, and solicita a anare ot the patronage of the city and Mta'o. J. B. ROLMKS, Jr., General Agerit for South Carolina. Local an 1 Travailing Agents wanted itt alt parta of tba i*ta'o. Libera.? commissions allowed. Applies Monst? be made to J. G HQLaJBH. Jr., General Agent, No. 3J Broj J-street, Charieston, S. 0. July 21 ? ?*o wfm -1 i i ' m 1 i 1 i ? ? C A K D. j . . .M ~-*-? ' M . CAUL F I Ai L D , ?LOUR I NS P # Q ? 0 R, OIFXOB Kc.187 EkiV BAT. July 14 lax? ll K K T SHOOTING AND DANCING. To-Morrow, tuc S8tU or -inly. There will be SHOOTING FOR TURKEYS AND DANCING AT MOUN T PLEASANT. Tickets $1 for 8hootiag and Dancing. 3 Apply for tickets a? J ll HVPPOLOT. No 113 Meetini-otreet; A. D LOR SN i Z, No. 133 Meeting-street, and E. P. TOROK. cornor wast Bay an.t Queen streets. Extra boat Oue o'clock. Shooting will commonco at hali paet One o'clock P. M. H. TT.ENCKEN. July 27_2*_ GK1VI) TABLEAUX EXHIBITION ANO PROMENADE CONCERT Will be givtn at MILITARY HALL, under the aus? pices of tho ASHLEY FIRE ENGINE COMPANY', OF CHARLESTON. To commence on Monday Kvening, $6th instant, And continuo for ten successive nights. Admission only 25 cents. Children lt? cents Tickets cnn be procured at the door. The patronage of the publio is most respectfully solicited, ns the Committee has pledged themselves to spare no pains in making tbis one of the most attractive entertainments of the season. Refresh? ments at city prices. Doors onen at 7. Performance begins at half-pact 8 o'clock. Change cf performance each evening. B. E. GRANT. Leader. T. S. DENNISS>N, July 20 Chaltmnn Committee. leo) JpnUUi?ttans. pOPULAK BOOKS BINI FREE OF POSTAGE AT THE PRICES ANNEXED HORSE TAMING BY A NEW METHOD, 20c. INQUIRE WITHIN for Anything you Want to Know; or. Over 8700 Facts for the People, 91 60. FROSTS BOOK OF Ta BLE A CX. 36o. WlLSON'8 BOOK OF RECITATIONS AND DIA? LOGUE;*, 36 J. FROST'? DIALOGUES FOR YOUNG FOLFS, 36o. THE PARLOR STAGE. A Collection of Drawing room Proverba, Charades and Tableaux Vivants, tl 60. t BRUDDEB BONES' BOOK of Stump Speeches and Burlesque O attona, 36c. . FROS t'8 ORIGINAL LETTEB WHITTER. 65c. M AR I IN i 'd tiDOOK of Etiquette and Gulda to True Politeness. 66c. DAY'S AMERICAN BEALY-RECKONER. 55c. BARTON'S COMIO RECITATION S and Humorous Dialogues. 85c. aM ATEUti THEATRICALS and Fairy Tale Dram? as. 86c. PARLOR THEATRICALS; or, Wlntor Evening's Entertainment, 36c T HE MODERN POCKET H JYLE. Containing all the Game* of skill and Chance, 65c. THE PARLOR MAGICIAN, S6C. | BOOK OF RIDDLEa and Five Hundred Home Amusements. : 5c. BOOK OF FIUESIDE GAMES, 35a. LIVE AND LEARN. A Guide for all who wish to Speak and Write Correctly 8':c. THE KNAPSACK FULL Ol* FUN; or. One Ihous and Rations of I aug titer. F6c. TH E PL ATE OF CHOWDER. A Dish for Funny Fellows, 80c. HOW TO CUT AND CONTBIVE CHILDREN'S CLOTHES AT A SMALL COSt\ 20c. THR CHAIRMAN AND SPEAKEB'S GUIDE; or, P.ules for the Orderly Conduct of Public a/ieetlngs, 20o. , BOOK OF ONE THOUSAND TALES AND AMUS? ING ADVENTURES, uontain'ng ever 800 Engrav? ings and 450 pages. $1 60. THE COMICAL ADVENTURES OF DAVID DUF FICK-, 80c. THE LAUGHABLE ADVENTURES OF MESSRS. BROWN, JON KS AND BOBIN ON. 85o. DE WALDEN'S BALL BOOM COMPANION, or Dancing made Easy. 65c COUBTENEY'd DICTIONARY OF ABBREVIA? TIONS. 200. CHESTERFIELD'S LETTER WRITER and Com? plete Book ot Etiquette. 40c. KNOWLsON'a FARRIER and Complete Horse Doctor, 20 -. THE tvE'JEET OU r ; or, One Thousand Tricks with Cards, $1 CO. to i HE SOCIABLE; or. One Thousand and One Home Amusements, tl 50 BRISBANE'S GOLDEN READY-RECKONER, 40c, NORlB'-? BOOK QI? LOVE LETTERS, 66c. HI i.LG HOVE'S BAT.L BOOM GUiDE and Com? plete Dancing Master, 80o. IHE YOUNG REPORTEE ; or. How to Write short? hand, 55c. . TM ARTINE'S LETTEB WRITER and Book of Eti? quette Combined. $1 50. THE PERFECT G ?NI LEMAN. A Book ot Ameri? can Etiquette, tl 60. MA RUN E'S SENSIBLE LETTER WRITES, 65;. WRIGHT'S BOOK OF THREE THOUSAND AMERICAN RECEIPTS; or. Lighthouse ol Valuable Information, tl 60. RICHARDSON'd MONITOR OF FREE-MASON II Y, 66-. RAB EY ANDKNOWLSON'S COMPLETE HORSE TAMER AND FA UKI i lt. 55c. THE BOOK OF FIVE HUNDRED CURIOUS PUZ? ZLES, 35c. THE AM?RI3AN HOME COCK BOOK, 86c. TUE MAGICIAN'S OWN BOOK, SI 60. N ORT H 'S BOOK Gi' LOVEJLETTERS. 65c. HOW IO BEHAVE; or, The Spirit of Etiquette, 20c. BROAD GRINS OF THE LAUGHING PHILOSO? PHER. 20c. ' HO* TO TALK AND DEBATE. 30c. HOW TO DRESS WITH TASTE, 2 lc. THE YOONG HOUSE KEEPER'S BOOK, 2Cc. LAUGHING GAS. 30c. TUE GAME OF WHIST. 20c. YALE COLLEGE ?GRAPE-, 30c. BR IO AL 1TIQUET! t. 20c. PARLOR TRICKS WITH CARDS. 35c. BLUNDERS IN BEHAVIOR CORRECTED. 20c. FIVE IIUNDK?U FRENCH PHASES, 20c. HARPER' > MAGAZINE, 45o. NINETEENTH CENI UR*. 40c. GOOEY'- LADX'S BOOK. 35c. LESLIE'S LADY'S MAGAZIN E, 46c. DEMOREM'S MIRROR OF FASHIONS, 453. PETERSON'S LADIES/ MAG ?ZINE, 30c. Novels toy Charl? s Biekenst OLIVER TWIST, I7i PAGES, 80 CENTS; AMERI? CAN Notes, 104 pages 20c; Dombey A Son, 360 nages. 40c; Martin Cbusslewit, 342 passs, 40c; Our Mutual Friend, 33o pages, 40o ; christmas Stories, 162 pages. 30c; late ot Two Cities, 144 pages 25c; Hard Times and Additional Chrlstmss Stones. 2'JO pages, 30c; Nicholas Mckleby, 810 pages, 40c; Bleak House, 840 pages, 40c: little Dorrit, ?30 pages, 40c; Pickwick Papers. 320 pages, 40. ; David Copperfield. 380 pages, 40c; Baroat.y Budge 267 pages, 3cc; Old Curiosity shop, 221 pages, 33c; Great Expectations, 184 pages, I 30c; .-ketches, 106 pages, 30a. ' Tue followings. Novels, hy Sir Walter ?seo? M aili cd at SO cents acacias WAVERLY, IVANHOE. KENILWORTH, GUY Mannering, antiquary, Rob Boy, Old Mortality. Th? Black Dwarf and a Legend of Montrose, Bride of Lammermoor, Heart of Mid-I.othian, The Monas? tery, rm Abbot. The Pirate, Fortunes of Nigel, Peve? ril of the Peak, Quentin Durward, BL Ronan's Well. Ked Gauntlet, 'Jibe Betrothed aud Highland Widow, TbeTalismin, Woodstock, Fair Maid of Perth, anne ol Geiersteln, Couut Robert of Paria, lbs Surgeon's Dang bier. On receipt of the price, either In cash or -.tamps, conies of say books in ?tats Hat wul be Sent by null postpaid, ii CHAS. V. RlOHTJDll, No. lol King-street, July 12 nso charleston, 8. O. .v-. RUSSELL'S BOOK ?TUBB. WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, ?Yo. 4 THE POET AND THE PAINTER, or Gems of Art and Hong, with ninety-nine Urge steel engrav. bigs, imperial Bro. morocco, $2*. Tansnos's EHUD Illustrated by Gustave Dor?, fo? lio, tn au elegant binding, S10. TXHN YSOM'S LOOKSLT H ALI., Illustrated by Hennesy, 4 octavo, 38. * Ona i's ELEGY, with seventeen Ont Iv colored draw? ings and S photographic reproduction cf the o? l? ?Bal Oifenuficript, 4 to $6 26. WATSTDX POSIES, original Poems of country life, edited by Robert Bucluaan, with forty-seven Illustrations. 4to f 10 THE Binn, by Miohelct, illustrated by two hundred aud ten exquisite engravings by Giacometti, 96. Cams* m HOMO, or H y ms of Immanuel, selected from silages by Philip Schaff, D. D , 8vo, doth gilt extra, SS. Cowran's rasia Tau. and other Poems, boonu , tully illustrated by the moat eminent English Artists, 1 volume, dto, $3. sronr wrrsotrr AX EN?, from tts Gannan ol 0*> rove, large ato. with fifteen beautiful pic? tures, m mu tattoo of water colors, ST so. OnarsTMAa CAROL, by charles Dickens, with thirty illustrations, by Ey unge, smalt 4 OOtavo, SS, SCOTIA'S BASSS. the choicest ?roduetions of the Scottish Poets, beautiful!^lilustrated. tvo, #4, IfAaapOV, by Walis? scttt, wi lb fifteen photographic illustrations SB. I LATS or ras HOL* LAH?, from undent and moder writers, with sixty-three Illustrations, Sro, 48. CUAMSK&S' Boos or VATS S attsorilanv ot popular LWiqwtie?, two lara? vol ames, royal Bro, to. tte above are aU In elegant bindings. Januarv ? ly* ? 1 ? AllLKUTOM A ?A H*C ll LT ?J ?At ' WABBHOV8K AND SEED SdORB. AGRICULlURAL IMPLEMENTS, OARDBt SJM/**JPI8 dbe? ELLERBE'S IR 2 Ste PL A N TER FOE SALE. f vISO. E. PING RP. E. "T Nc. 110 Heaung-etreet, Charle?tea. March 24 . ??as ?rfjffj^?ttr) fi?mtUxitm. BYASS* PORTER, SYRUP, CL&KBT, ?We. -fl f\ CAPE* BYASS*??INT POUTER J.U 26 barn , a Plantation Syrup 100 boxes Lf mon syrup CO esses Claret "Ht. Julian," 30 oases Champagne Cider and Laxer Beer Landing this day and for sale at low rate* hy J.K. HEATH, Ko. 108 East Bay and Accommodation Wbarf. July 27 I SPIRIT BA ti HE IJS. QAA FIRST QUALITY NEW YORK SPIRIT ?>l/l_f BARBEL*. On consignment and for sale by KINSMAN St HOWELL, July 27_Nos. 153 and 180 East Bay. SWEET ORANGES AND VERY CHEtP LEMONS. LEMON*, 60 CENTS A DDI KN ; ORANGES 6S and 76 cents a dozen, in flue or I er. just arrived by steamer Magnolia, at M. N. KLEIN'S July 27 1* Fruit Store, No. 339 Kine-street. CORN. QA A A BUSHELS PHIME WESTERN WAITH OUvU AND BALTIMORE CORN, per steam. er? Magnolia ??nil Bea Oull For sale by *V J. N. TIBEMANN A CO. July 27_ a C. K. SIDliS, SHOULDERS, M0 LASSFS, ?Sic, e\f\ HHDS. STRICTLY PRIME 0. R. SIDES ?\J AND SHOULDER-i, O and I. brand 10 hhds No 3 "hon ders 6000 pound? CU* ico su ar cured ?tr ps 80 barrels Prime Syrup '.0 barrels Extra quality Whit?: Wino and Cider Vinegar 20 barrels Rump Pork. Landing and for sale DY July 28 2 LAUREY & ALEXANDER. TORN! CORN! I CAA BU3BELS CHOICE WHITE CORN, LOv/LF landing ex Sea Gull. For Falo by July 26_2_B. M. BPlLER. CORN AFLOAT. 6)P?ilA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MILLING ?tM-'.v/ CORN, per Baltimore steamer 8800 bushels Prime White Western Corn per New York sieamer 10CO bushels Prime Feeding Oats 260 bales Prime Eastern Bay 600 bales Prime North Liver Hay. For sale by WE-tT A JONES, July 20 . No 05 East Bay. CORN ! HAY! ft AAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE AND D\J\J\J WESTERN WBaVTE CORN, ex-steam? ers Magnolia and gea Gull. HAY. '-50 bales Prime EASTFRN HAY 400 bales Prime North Biver Bay. For sale by JOHN CAMPsKN & CO. July 28_3 . FOR SALE. ALOT OF CYPRE8* POSTS AND PLANKS; Also, a lot of ASH PLANKS. 3 and 4? inches tuick, now landing by Steamer Marion on Mar? shall'- Wharf. J. MARSHALL, Jr. July 18 _tntha H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD'S EXTRA PINK PUKE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. IN OB DEB TO FACH ITATE THE ?SUPPLY OF OUR PURE O LP, MONONGAHELA RYE WHIS? KIES to our former numerous customers at the South, we have appointed Messrs. H. GERDTS at CO. our Agent?, who by this arrangement, are en? abled to supp'y the trade st prices wblch will insure aatlsfaotion. H. A H. W. OATH ER WOOD. gi -O H. 06 H. AV. CATHBKWOOUD'S EXTRA FINE PURE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. PT f\ BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAVORITE Q\J WHI>KIE-?, consisting of X, XX. XXX, XXXX. and NECTAR and CABINET BRANDS, and also of ower ?trades. Now landing, and fer sale low by H. HERDTS & CO., June 12 stutbSmo No. East Buy. SUGAR AND MOIAS^ES. ??* HU H. CHOICE PORTO BKX> SUGiB ft: O 60 bbl s. choice Porto Bioo sugar 60 hbds Muscovado Sugar 100 buds. Cuba Molasses A*. 60 hbls Criba Molasse* - - J&BB* 10 bhdfl. Porto Rico Molasses. ^aW For sale in lots to suit purchasers, by W. P. HALL, Ju.lv 7 waltoo Brown St Co.'s Wharf. FRESH DKUUS, JUST RECEIVED AND FOR 8 A LE, WHOLE? SALE AND RETAIL, by Dr. H. BAERf No. 131 MEETING-STREET WOLF'S SCHIEDAM t OH N APPS Hostetter's Bitters Plantation Bitters Fouta' Horse and Cattle Powders Winslow's Soothing Syrup Perry Davis' tainldlJer Mexican Mn?tang Linament jfahneatock'a vermiiuge Peery's Dead Shot, Ac, Ac, Ao, June 26 stnth $100PER DAY DISCONTINUED HAVING OBTAINED AK EXTENSIVE AND widespread sale for*"CENTURY" brand of Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, WA desire to announce that we shalt not pack daily $100 In the small tin? foil papers after thia date. July lat, its merits being so favorably recognised that this Inducement is no lor ger necessary. To avoid misapprehension, how? ever, we Would add that we shall continue to pack orders for elegant MEERSCHAUM PIPES in onr "Yacht Club" and "Eureka" branda of Smoking Toracco. The "Yacht Club" ia devoid of Nicotine, and can net injure the health, and ia especially recommend? ed to people of sedentary occupations or. nervous constitutions. The trade ?re invited to send for circulars. P. LORIXLABD. Jnly 17_stuthlmo_ New York. WHEAT! WHEAT! AT NEW YORK A IV JO BALTIMORE WANTED" TO PURCHASE, 10,000 BUSHELS CHOICE WHti AT. and will pay New York and Baltimore prices, according io quality. Jnly ga thstne JNO. CAMP.-?EN A CO. PEAS. t)AAA BUSHELS BLACK PEA?, SUITABLE Jj\ f\ f\/ for seed and leedb g for sale by Joly 24_T.J. KERB A CO. CHEAP CORN? QA AA BUSHELS WESTERN WHfTE CORN, OV/Uu slightly heated. For sale, at a low price, by T. J. KERR A CO. Jnly 22_ NEW GOODS. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA, A NEW, AGREEA? BLE, most de letona and healthy ffod. used for Puddings, Jellies, Blanc Mange, Ice Cream. Griddle Cake?. Soups, As., put up lol tb. pack? ages, with directions for use. " . Desiccated Cocoanut, for Pies, padings, Cakes, ate., put op in bair tb. linkages with directions. Sweat Oil, Fr*nch and American ^ halt pints, pints and quarts. Cider sad White Wise Vi ne*?-, warranted pure Freeh Roasted Rio Coffee of good quality. St 36c *Just received sud tor aale by _ CO-OPEB* I IVB GROCERY STORR, Southwest corm r Meeting sad Market streets. Goods delivered tree._ May 18 HONEY! TPOKSALE, WHOLESALE AND BET AL. BY JT Dr. H. BARR, June 96 No. lil Meeting-street. Scmitg rjTUlE WMIVEHSAL FAVO? IT?, WILLCOX Se OIBB8? SILENT SEW! iVCS MACHINE, ? ". .. ; ' . t? THIS MACHINS STANDS THUS FAR UNRI? VALLED M S FAMILY SKWING MACHINE, and baa taken tbs sises of over forty double thread ma. chinea in this city, tunable Agents wanted in sal large towna in tue etato. ?. B. HASELTON, No. 807 KING-STREET, WPtox h OinSs* Agont of South Carolina. NBIczsLBS, OTLv BOX., kc, constantly on hand. ? f PA I RINO as nan ah stuthly Mayl 1ST IL Ll? 4* OH i SOLA. l'ACTO??. COMMISSION MERCHANTS wai ; SKIPPING AQBNTS, ?lVi^SS^SS^J^ PWBOBAMILSALB AND . ?IPVIBNT ito FoKMgn and Domestic Portal ol COTTON. ?ICH, LOM BEB *N.. NAVAI. HXORK8, . _ ATLaHno ?aalt.SbsrlesteSL s oT "o&lr.*.