The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 28, 1869, Image 2
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N J$ W8 5 17 M JU A. JB T.
_Gold at New Tork yoaterday dosed excited
and strong at w
_The New York cotton market closed with?
out deoided change; salea 950 bales at 31c.
.j* ,U-At Liverpool cotton closed unchanged.
... vuThe New ?orkera having beoome disgust
d with the attempts to blow down the Hell
Gate Rook, are preparing to tunnel under it
and blow it np.
_A singular political complication his arisen
in France. The exocut ioner of Pans desires to
soil bis terrible offloe to "a monsieur not dis?
agreeable to the Imperial Government."
'. -iftie ; 'Cuban filibusters, nona bering one
hundred and twenty-four, who were captured
on Gardiner's Island last week and placed in
Fort Lafayette, wore disaharged on Friday
1 upon parole not to violate . the neutrality laws,
and are dispersing to their respective homos'.
-A company have commenced operations
near Norfolk, Va., to reduce cane or reeds to
fibre, for the manufacture of paper-box board,
pasteboard, wrapping-paper, ?to. The cane
fibre will be transported to Frederioksbnrg,
where there is great water power, by which the
fibre will be ground, beaten up, or reduced to
pulp, for the above articles.
-Information has been recaived In'"Wash?
ington to the effect that the Yerger ( Missis?
sippi) habe ie corpus ciao ia in form for, a hear
i ng at the next meeting of the Supreme Court
.of the United States. ' Tho next session of that
court will bo held in Washington in October,
lind tbj'a class di oaasa has the precedence over
ail other matters. Tho -probability, therefore,
is that by the 1st o? November a decision will
be rendered.
-New Orleans has lost simultaneously two
of her beat Citizens in tho death of Alexander
Harrid and Aaron Harris, who, with their Bur
viving brother, Levi J. Harris, formed one ol
the most prominent exchange-brokerage firms
in the Southwest. Both the deceased gentle?
men were natives of Charleston, their father,
Mr. Hyam Harris, having moved from this
oity to New Orleans in 1825. Th?y were both
mon of high integrity, and Aaron, the young?
er, at one time achieved mach reputation as a
j ournalist. . ? .
-A palaoa car, full of passengers, that left
San Francisco less than a weok ugo, arrived at
New York on,Saturday morning, thus travere
i ng the whole continent in tbe short spaoa of
six days,. Soma of the passengers who cuno
? n it embarked on Saturday afternoon for Eu?
rope, apd may arrive in Liverpool in nine days
more, thus traversing the whole distance from
the shores of California to the shores of Enp
1 and in fifteen days. Ali thia vast journey of
nearly seven thousand miles will have'bjen
made without difficulty or fatigue, first ia a
luxurious railroad car, and then in an equally
I uxorious steamship.
-Tho bnok six story hotel in Boston, known
as the Pelham House, is to be removed, to per?
mit the widening of Boylston-street. Eighteen
traverses have been constructed under the
. .building, each forming a tramway. AU are
equal to the best foundation walls. Each of
them is thus built: A trench is dug from tho
foundations westward, fourteen feet in length.
The trench is filled in its whole length with
i mmense blocks of granite. On these a brick
wall is built of the strongest cement, two feet
wide, one or two feet high, and fourteen feet
1 ong. Along the top of this wall run several rails
an loch or two apart. These rails are made of
fiat, thick iron. From under every one of the
six walls that run from BoylBton-street to the
back ot the building t?rese traversers of stone,
' brick and iron go fourteen feet westwsrd in the
a direction that the building is to go. The build*
i ng will roll on small iron rollers or round bars
over the flat iron rails along thoora versero.
-Bergh's industry and zeal in hi? work of
alleviating the misfortunes of animals in New
"York is. indefatigable. A celebrated German
minne singer, who adored birds, ordered that
after bia death tbe sparrows should beted
daily upon bis tomb. If Bergh ever dies there
should bo a subscription taken up to give a
\ bundle of hay to everjv needed horse in the
vicinity of his last resting place, or
some other appropriate memento. A New
York evening paper gives tho following
description of his latest invention. It says :
"Mr. Bergh, the President of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, ha? gone
into the transportation business. He has jost
had manufactured au immense truck for the
conveyance from the streets of disabled ani?
mals, at a cost of $5000. The flcor of the truck
slides in and out on rollers, sud ta So connoot
ed with Improved rnaohinery that after the floor
has bePD run out to receive the animal, two
men, by working the machinery, draw the
quadruped in. Inside the truck s stretcher ig
provided to support the animal." This vehicle
will be furnished by Mr. bergh for the pur?
pose intended"ftee of oharge.
-The impression that Gormans use lager
, beer to au exoeas ia aa erroneous one, whether
it refers to thoso among us or those in tho
Vaterland. Many persons faucy that the Teu?
tons assemble at night in their saloons to make
enormous and intemperate exhibitions of their
national beverage, and to make 9 beasts of
, thom wivo <s.n Bat those who understand this
valuable class of oar citizens, know that their
gatherings are not bacchanalian, but social,
and that conversation and not inebriation is tbe
jft object sought after the labors of tho day.
Those who are accustomed to the use of lager
beer consumo daily but tittle of it; perhaps
not much more than habitual tea drinkers do
?cups of tea. A boy who had suddenly recoiv ;d
the freedom of a candy-shop would, .o doubt,
lor a few days cause to disappear a great num
. ber pf sticks ; bat soon his appetite would be
cloyed, and sweat things would sink to a low
rank among the luxuriea of app Ute, and be
fer many days untasted. So it is with our
sound headed Germans ; while hours are spent
in BOCMI ytvterhalting, perhaps not more than
?fie pr.two glasses of beer are swallowed, and
the brain is left ss unbenebett as before. What
Sver i'uiy i?o Said of nai Ional beverages, the
?erman brain will retajo the ascendancy which
it has already won.
- Tho Now Yovk Herald of Sunday, in its
motiey report for the day before, remarks:
..In Southern socaritiea there iras an activo
demand for the new North Carolinas wbioh
batao,.st ... -.i - '> r -. ita;;f . . j.. *.".
>.>'? " 'Vi' ?* W* 'll - >?<:>,. .
WT- EBBS . ? ~
? rude LO 534 us ihe continued ?equenco ot roe
recent judicial decision, as well an lurou^b a
feeling that tho State would now be able to
.pay its interest. Tbe Louisiana sixos
wera ia requeBt on foreign account,
these bonds baying been a favorite in?
vestment with . tho Paris bankers bofore
tho war and now recovering their old prestige.
South Carolinas were dull and heavy, the re?
cent loan of the Slate oredtlfor the nine millions
to the Blue Ridge Railroad notbeing favorably
regarded. Tho following were the closing
prices of tho Sout bern Us'a: Georgia sixes 84a,
81}; 'd?."sW?ns"&TJ592; do. sevens, mteresT
payable in Georgia, Ol bid; North Carolina, tx
ooupon, 594>604; do. now, 53a534; South Caro?
lina sixos. CO .67; do. new, 64}a654; do. ro is
tered stock 65a66; City Memphis sixes, 49|a60;
do. Atlanta eights, 85a87; do. Savannah sevens,
90a92; do. Now OrionDs consols, 7Ja74; do. do.
issue railroads, 65.70; Mobile Ohio sterling, 65
aG7; do. eights, 58.io0; Mississippi Central
Railroad, first raori>-?.ge,72j74; ?o. secoua do..
G0;iG2; MemphiB and Oliar.eatoa, first, 85187,
do. second 75a77; ao. stock, 4Sa47; Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, gnaraoteod, (>7a69."
~?HXRIT? S T ON.
WEDISESDAY MOBNING, JULY 28, 1860.
Charleston anti her HOaid of Trade.
It affords us great pleasure to -pubnsu
this morning, in our advertising column*, an
offer, from the Charleston Boar I of Trado,
Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS for
the best "Treatise (with statistics) upon
?the past and present trade of Charleston
"the advantages to the Southeastern States
<*of making Charleston their emporium and
"centre of exchange-and the measures
"which should bo adopted for preserving
"and enlarging these advantages."
The Charleston Board of Trade, though
but little over ffcrco years old, has, on re
peated occasions, given proof not only 0:
vitality, but of the full maturity of man
hoed. But a few weeks ago we okroniolec
the purchase of a fine building, to be nsec
by them as their hall of meeting, library ant
reading room, and now we have .the pleas
ure of recording another step in the righ
direction-the effort to gather into oonve
nient shape-a vade. tht'ciim tor reference
the facts and figures connected with th
commerce of our city. It may seem strang
that this should not have been dode long agc
Other cities, not only New York, Philadel
phis, Baltimore, Chicago and Cincinnati
but Louisville, Memphis, Nashville, Cleve
laud, and in fact almost 'very importas
city in the Union, annually publishes a TC
port of the transactions of the year. Thi
i is usually done under the ausplcea of th
Chambers of Commerce or Boards of Trad<
and is the only authentic source of inf or m f
tion on such eubjeots-and to outsiders th
only source accessible. True, our dall
popers have, for many years, on the first <
September, given elaborate statements <
the principal transactions of the yeai
These, however, confined themselves almoi
exclusively to our staple exports; and, bi
aides, being published in the "market" co
umna of a morning paper, were not t
widely read, nor so generally preserved, t
would be the case with a publication brou gi
forth linde?? llio ononninn . - * **- - *? . V
Trade, taking a muon broader, soope, pr
pared with muoh more o are, and issued i
pamphlet or book form.
We have oooasion to know that vei
frequently letters of inquiry come hoi
from abroad, both to the Mayor and i
the Board of Trade, inquiring1 for ju
such, information as it is designed to clio
by the above named prize treatise; an
hereafter, we hope, we shall not be undi
the painful necessity of answering thei
inquiries by stating that we have no stt
tistics in Charleston; that it is not know
how much cotton is sold here, and how mat
passes in transitu; how muoh oorn, bacoi
flour, hay, oats, lime, naval stores, lumbe
are brought here, &c , &o., to say. nbthii
of our shipping and jobbing trad a.
Again we say, we are glad that the Booi
of Trade has taken this matter in han
and we doubt not that there is sursoie
talent and industry among us to warral
the hope that we shall be able to prese
something to our sister cities, next fall, co
oerning the business of Charleston,
whioh we need not be ashamed.
The lee Question.
The artificial production of ioe has loi
been an experiment with whioh every ty
in science is familiar; but it is only of la
that the process has been so simplified ai
utilized as to render it, especially in wai
latitudes, an important and profitai
branch of manufacturing enterprise,
recent invention by a Jerseyman, whi
distills fresh and pure water from tho ocei
brins, and than'in a few minutes oonvsr
tho distilled water into solid blocks of cr j
tal ioe, is attracting muoh attention jt
now throughout the country. By a modi
oation of tho eame p%i, fruits, meats a
vegetables can be preserved in their pur
and freshness for aa almost indefinite ?
riod. Artificial ios, manufactured by t
process, is now sold in largs quantities
New Orleans, and. the system is oom!
ioto general uss; but moro particularly
the preservation of Texan beeves and th
shipment to New York and other North?
cities. The hold of a vessel can be read
converted lato a mammoth refrigerator,
that' tons upon tons of perishable prodi
o an be safely oar ri od on long voyages; i
the same principle oan be eucoessfully
plied to the smallest refrigerator, and
made available for the convenience of
most limited household. Thc apparat
whioh is exceedingly simple, admits of
production of any temperature desil
even as low as one degree below zero,
has been found, however, that thirty
degrees, three above tho freeling po
suffioss to prevent the decomposition
meat, and that is thc temperature usc?
tho large meat-house at New Orleans,
rapidly is this important and wonderful
vsntion coming into USS, especially in
Southwest, that it would not be surprit
if, in thc oourse of a few years, tho si
mont of New England ioe to the South
States should bava become a thing of
past.
- ???-????-1
IN TH a anonymous versos on the Pi
Jubilee whioh we print to-day, wo tl
wo recognise tho peculiar wit and tho
licking stylo of Dr. Tioknor, of Ooorgli
Our Field? ?M?t H oie?io.
HESOuncss or ?BTC SOUTH RUN FIXUM AWD FOR?
ESTS, MEDICAL ECONOMIC AL ASD AOBIOUXTU
BAL; being alao a Medical Botany of the
Hoot horn States, with Practical Information
on thf Useful Properties of the Trees, Plants
and Shrubs, by Francis Poy TO Porcher. M.
D. Charleston: Walker, Evana Sc Cog swell,
1869.
We are glad thal Dr. Porcher bas met suffi?
cient encouragement to warrant bim in issuing
a second edition of his very valuable wo rk.
The book was written and published during
.the late.wai? b? dir.?etiou Qf .the ?surgeon-Gen?
eral; and what with a small edition originally
pruned, and the general destruction by the
war of every species of book, the work had
alroady become rare, and much sought after.
Weare pletstd, therefore, now to see our old
friend reappear, and dressed by those famed
literary tailors, whoso names appear at the
foot of the title page, not in the dingy "Con?
federate Grav"of ?he first edition, but in splen?
did paper, typography and binding.
A book like this is a great desideratum bofo
at this time. The war, from necessity, threw
our people largely upon their own resources,
and long forgotten "domestic rem?dies" and
swamp doctors' yarbu were again brought from
their obreure recosaos. and even received ''a
patronizing pat on the, back from tho great
dons-of the J? acuity. So - with .valuable dye
stuffs, seeds,'grains and material tor fino tei
' tilo fabrios. Dr. P?r?li?r, ai this book; points
oui/ und describee, both for tholeaiued.an.il
mlearucd reader, uo lees than five-hundred
substances, possessing every variety of useful
quality, all to be found within the limits of the
?southoru istatea, and for all of which, be it
remembered, there is a ready market. Here,
then, are vast Undeveloped resources, and
likely to remain undeveloped, at least in a
great measure, vfbr - the want of intelligent
guidance. Not long since the writer endeavor?
ed ' o procuro a book that should contain di?
rections for the unlearned, how to gather and
prepare such of these indigenous roots, herbs
leaves, barks, seeds, ftc, as are sought for in
the markets ot the world; but after consider?
able inquiry he fouud that there is no book ex?
tant that fives Buch informa ion. Dr. Por?
cher'a honk COD tains this information, with
minute directions where to find, and when to
gather the articles described, lt is, perhaps,
too expensive for many who would.like to pos?
sess such a work. Still, we can confidently
say tbwt it is the very best treatise on this
s'-bjeot to be had tu the United States. ' ' ?
Some of our readers in the interior may be
surprised to learn, that herbs, weeds, and other
snob ''trash," that they- have seen ''run to
seed"All tlieir lives, should! have a marketable
[ value, tench, however, is the osee. From a
catalogue before ns of articles, advertised for
by. Dr. Wm. Armstioog Sc Co., B itanic Drug
Con.mission Merchants, No. 9 North Front
street, Philadelphia, we wilt mention the fol?
lowing, for whioh there is nearly always a
ready sale : Blackberry root, bark of black?
berry root, black snake root, blood root, blue
flag, bo ii ese t, butterfly root, button snakeroot,
calamus root, catnip, cherry bark, cranesbiil,
cotton root, bark of the cotton root, dandelion
root, yellow dock root, elecampane root, elder
flowers, elm bark, (slippery) foxglove, ginseng,
golden seal, horehound, hydrangia, jessamine
root, (yellow) lades' slipper, larkspur seed,
liverwort, mandrake root, marjoram, (sweet)
male fern, pinkroot, pipsissewa, parsley root
and seeds, pennyroyal, peppermint, pleurisy
root, horsemint. poke root, poppy beads and
flowera, prickly ash bark and berries, poplar
bark, queen's delight, quinoe leaves, raspberry
leaves, red oak bark, rosemary leaves, sage, j
sassafras bark, pith and oil, toullcap, snake
root, Solomon's seal, spearmint, aoilrnnarrl Bu?
rn ac Dernes, suunower seeds, sweet basil, tan
zy, tho .-napple leaves and seeds, thyme, water?
melon seeds, white oak bark, wild ginger, wild
turnip, wild yam, wintergreen, wormwood a^d
wormwood.
Some of these, pei b ips, may not belong to
tbis latitude, but these are more than counter?
balanced by others found herd an 1 not enu?
merated in tbe foregoing list.
Dr. Porcber's book can be obtained from
booksellers at 13 60, bound in best muslin, or
for $1 50 in library style. By sending the
amount to Messrs. Walker, Evans Sc Cogs?
well, Charleston, the book will be moiled, post
a?r? paid.
lotices tn Jl?ttkcttp??r?.
Iv Tats DISTRICT COURT OP THE?
UNITED 8TATES. FOB SOUTH CAROLINA
JULY TEEM, I960.-IN 1 HE MATTER OF TH OS
E hCBEVEN, OF BK AU VU AT COUNTY, BANK
B?PL-PETITION FOR FULu AND FINAL
DMCHABGB IN BANK HTTP TC Y_Ordered. Thats
he wine be had on the TWISUETH DAT or AUGUST, A.
D. 1809, at Federal Courthouse tn Greenville, 8. O. ;
and that all creditors, Ac, or said Bankrupt appear
at said time and place, and show eause, if any thy
can, why tho prayer of the ped,loner should not be
granted.
By order of the Court,, the 20th day of Jal v. 186*
DAKIEL HOBLUEOK,
Clock of tho District Court'oi the U. S." for H. O.
Joly 28_? ; wa
IN TUBS DISTRICT CURT OK TUR
UN 11 EU 8 l'A rvs, FOB 80D lH OA BOLINA
JULY TEBtt. 1869 -IN TUE AI A TT EU OF B.
B. It H K TT, OF CHARLES'ON, BANK HUPT_
PETITION FOB FOLL AND FINAL ?IS
OB ABOS IN BANKR?PTCY -O derei, Tbat a
bearing be had on the EIGHTEENTH DAT or AVOU?T,
A. D. 18iJ0, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, a.
C. ; and that all creditors. Ac, of said Bankrupt ap?
pear at said time and place, and show cause, if anv
they can, why the prayer of the petitioner ? hould
not bo ?ranted.
By ord r of the Court, the 27th day of July, 1869.
DANIEL HOB i-BECK,
Clerk of the District Court of toe United states ror
South Carolina. w2 July 38
ttgy<ilMcrst)fy Mice.
rfiHB COPA mr raie H SH is? HE R ? T O
X rona estons* smsa? tit? mme of JOHN FR A
BEB A CO. is heron? dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner will sign abe name of the firm tn
FBBCX. fcANNING.
Charleston, 8. 9., duly fit. 1809.
THK UNDERSIGNED HlYfS TB 18 DAY ASSO?
CIAI ED themselves together under tbs name of
W AON EB, BUOBBACO.for the trinaaotlou of a
O - N EB AL COMMISSION SD SIN Eh S.
THEO. D. W AON EB.
BEN J. F. HUOBB.
FBKD'K. FANNING.
Charlee ton, B.C. July ai. 1869. July 'il
c
HAIILESTON ll OT H h ,
CHARLESTON, BOOTH CAROLINA.
TH18 FIH8T.0LAS3 BOTEL. MlUATED IN A
pleasant location, and In the business portion of the
cit , readers it the most limitable Hotel for either
permanent or transient guests. . he accommodations
are unsurpassed, having extensive suites ot elegantly
fnruLued apartments loc f rai ilea a d stn? ;?j contle
m?>n Tbe proprietor will endeavor to maintain the
hinh reputation e> Joyed by the "Charleston" as s
first class boose, sn? no effort will be spared to de?
serve a continuance of the liberal patronage hereto?
fore bestowed upon it
The beat of Live, y accommodation* will be found*
adjoining the establishment.
Ibo bouse li supplied with the celebrated Arte?
sian Water, of winch delightful ba hs can be had
either day or night A. H. J\CK>ON,
July lg_?????j_Proprietor.
QT. CLOUD lt OTRA*.
THIS NEW AND COMMOLIO08 HOUSE, LOCAL
ED corner ot- Drosdwsv and Porty-aecond-Btreet.
possesses advantage* ov*r all other bosses for the ac
codimodatlon ot lt? nnests. It waa built expressly
for a flrst-c.l?s* family boarding house-the rooms
bel mr large and sa suire, heated hy sis*aa-with bol
ana cold w ter. and furnished second to none; while
tb* culinary department ia lu tb* moat experienced
banda, affording guetta an uneqoalJtd.table, ,
one of Atwood's Patent Klevators i* aiao among \
th* "modern Improvements" and st the service o*
guests at all hourn.
The Broadway and Onivorsiry Place Cars pw the
door everv four ml mites, runnin J from th* Cit)
Ball to Centn! Pa k, while the sixth an.1 - eventt
Avenue'inesar* nut* abort block ob eltbes aid* .
a nord ing ample facilities for communient la? frith a;
hs depo??, ataamboat landings, ?lace?of?rr ns*,
ment and bus meet of the gmt metr?poli?.
H?R fa? ?lt HOLL li. Y, Proprietors.
Parch?s ?rues
?A..
Vinup.
WANTKD, A 0< OJ? 8BAM8TKBK*
Md LADiyg" MAID German preferrod.> Ap.
ply at u iLBEKS'HuUsE. King-street.
Jaly 26_ wC*
WANTBO.A GUOD COOM , WASHJKK
AND IBJNEB. Applv at No. 12t> Wi;NT
WUB < H.-8TBsty. i?_July a?
WANTbB.A COMPETENT USTLEU,
a single man and must come well lecom
m-nded. Aipb at No. IA 1*M1 IH-?TBEET, be?
tween ono and turo o'clock midoay. -.
July 38 . r : Wig*
AYOU!?? WHITE WOMAN t OE H Bl A?
preferred' ia wanted to do the general house?
work of a snail family. Apply at BKblDEN* E on
Lot ol German friendly sooi-ty. Archdale etreet, be?
tween W'-st and Magaalne strettr._July27
WANTEOJHART ?IP A RESIDENCE,
say TB Apis OB FOUB BOOMS, on or rear
vVentwortb.ctreat. or Lutledge Avenue. Bent not
to exceed $360. Address X. o. Z., at this office.
July 27
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 1 WO
GOOD BEN O H HANDS. Apply io P. P.
TOALE, baan, Door and Blind Factory, Horibeok a
v harf._a?_July 27
WAlVTKD,ACOMPti.TKAT 1UKSKIO
, go to Georgia to take charge of four children
for two months* Becomu.endations required. Ap?
ply kt No 39 M ?N TAG UK-itl BE LT.
. July 3* ?
WAWTEU? A COMPETENT MAN, FOR
a permanent country Job, capable ol doini*
whcelwr ght ana blacksmith work, apply to CAME
BON, il AB KL KY A CO. : Joly 24
"OTJRCHABKRB WAIiT?l? FOR BLACK
XT DB A B D'El 15 PA.NT8.' slightly ? damaged, for
$2 50, at GEO. LITTLE A CO.'?, King'Strebt, near
Manket. t> T_6 _. .? ftaly gB
WANTKD TO PURCHASE FOR CASE,
a cuod ?"E?OND HAND PIANO, btato price
and maker. Adarvas W., NEWS OFFICE
; Joly .8 _;
WAN T o, A SM ALL Hi ixl? ta, oF THREE,
or fourvoeom?, witta kitchen, in the central
part of tho city. Bent not to exceed $20 per month
Addreaa "M.," at this Office. June 17
WA N I KU, BV A MARRIK.D MAN, A
situation bi some Cotton Mill Mouth or Routh
weet; is acquainted with all branches, having work
ed in them all, but should select WE a VI NO as i
choice, i artie s wishing to engage ancha person
will please addreaa a note, atatuig terms, to JOH N J,
KELLY, No. 118 ttate-etreet, Boston. May 81
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB
SOBIBB to the CIRCULATING. LIBRARY.
CHARLES C. BIGHT ER'S Select Library of. New
Books contains all of the latest publications. | c ,
April ai No. 161 KING-STREET.
CHINESE L A BO HERS*-PARTI E S
wishing to employ largo or small cambeta' of
CHINESE LABORERS, iray' make the necessary
arrangements for .procuringgangs of eon required,
delivered in any part of.tbe country, by application
to K OOPMAN S C HA AP, San Francisco, California
July ap ,
WANTED-AGENTS - TO SELL THE
AMERICAS KNITTING MACHINE. Price
$36. The simplest, cheapest'and best Knitting Ma?
chine ever Invented. i WUi knit 20,000 elite bea per
minute. Liberal inducement? to Agents. -'Address
AMERICAN KNITTING. MACHINS COMPANY,
Boston, Mass., or 8t. Louis, .Mo. .
May 4 78
WANTED, EVERYBODY Tu IC NOW
that JOB PRINTING of all kinds,. plain and
ornamental, is executed promptly in tbe neatest
style and at the lowest New York prices, at i HX
NEWS Job Office, No. 1A9 .EA8T BAY Call and ex
amine the scale of prices before giving your orders
elsewhere.
YYTANTED. A CHANTS FOR THE AMERl
VT CAN FARMERS' HOB8E BOOK, lu both Eng
Hah and German, by Robert M ewart, V. K, of Miss.
I he work covers tbs whole ground ef the breeding
and raising, and the treatment et? horses snd mules,
both in sickness and health. It has won Its way to
popular favor, and bi t>day the moat popular and
bert selling Horse Book out. Address C. F. VEN
Publisher, Cincinnati. O. ' ?mo* March 19
WANTBU-AQE.VT?-STA TUg'luO PER
month, everywhere, male and female, to in?
troduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
8KN.SK FAMILY SAWING MACHINE. Ibis mi
chine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind,
braid and embroider in a moat sunerior manner
Pi ice only $18. Kully warran* od tor five years. We
will pay $1000 for suv machine that will sew a
stronger, more beautiful, or more clastic seam than
ours. It naaUo* tho . Elastic Lock Stitch " Every
second * fitch can be cut. and. still.the e'otb cannot
be pulled apart without tearing it. We ply agents
from $75 to 8180 per monto aha expenses, or a com?
mission from which twice that amount can be made.
Address, ?ECOMB Ar CO., PITTSBURG, PA,; ST.
LOCH. MO., or BOSTON. MASH.
rlATTI ION.-Do ?ut fee t.puaca uin>u l/j UIUD.
parties perming o if worantess cast-iron machine*,
under the um? name or ether wt se. Ours is the
only genuine and rosily practical cheap machine
manufactured. 78 Mav 4
?a fallt
TO BEST, THE THREE UPPER
8TOB1ES of tbe ADGER BUILDING, each
floor forming a flue hall, being 95 feet deep and 54
feet wide, withe bold entrance on King-street ; will
be flited up to suit auy uurpo-o for Which they may
be desired. Apply to J. L. MUSES, collector and
Beal Estate Agent, No. 84 Broad -street.
July 14 _._wlm13
TO RENT. THK PLEASANTLY SITU?
ATED TWO AND A HALF STORY RESI?
DENCE, No. 6 Gadsden street, opposite Wentworth.
Apply at.CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL.
Jirfre 14u ." ? _' .- ? ?
T) KAL ESTATE AGENTS, ASH Ol HEUS
JLw ha?tng bouses tarent, can have their Placards,
Ac, printed at the lowest rates, and in the newest
.sud neatest styles Of tvpe, at THE NEWS JOB OF
tICE,;No. 1A9 East Bsyr
Itt Snit.
FOR SALE. ONE HUNDRED THOUS?
AND ACRES OF LAND in Kershaw Xotmty,
South Carolina.
CONSISTING or:
FIFTY VERY SELECT FARMS near Camden and
on tbe Railroad, varying io siae from 150 to 600 acres
These and adjoioing Farms are being taken by our
best otlisens, and a?brd every advantage lor health?
ful, cornier abbi and profitable farms.
M\NY LARGE AND CHOICE PLANTATIONS,
convenient to market.
DESIRABLE RESIDEN 3E3 in Camden and Kirk?
wood. *
SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS OF WOOD LAND
AMD
A few very VALUABLE SITES for manufactories.
Address, a WM. M. SB AN NON,
Attorney at Law, Camden. H. C.
Joly 28 nae Imo*
AUCTION EEKS, BROKERS, AND
others wishing "l or Bala" Placards, Bualneae
Cards, or other Jo? Printing executed with neat?
ness and dispatch, will consult their interest by leav?
ing their orders at THE SEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
149 East Bay.
TGIOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
JU any Quantity. Price 75 cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrappiaa paper that can be used. Ap?
ply at the office of TH E N BWS. March 1
LOST. AT NORTHEASTERN RAIL?
ROAD DB POT, yesterday, a heavy GOLO PEN,
bia k holder. Finoer will ba rewarded by ieturning
it ta P. W. 8T AN LAND, Northeastern Railroad
OStoe. .iv Jaly BBj
Bissai.
BE ?IO VA L.-STHAUSS ?St VANCE
havo remove:! to the Store No. 14? MEETING?
Si REST opposite the Charleston Hotel, formerly
occupied by Messrs. Dewing, Thaye. A Co. where
they are offerings large and complete assortment of
DBY and FANCY GOODS. isa? july 8
UN ! VERSIFY OF VS H Ol Vii A.?VT HE
Session of this Institution co nmence* annu
all / on tho first day ot october, and continues, with*
ont interruption, tis the Thanda?* preceding the
four h of Joly ensuing
The orgaoisdion of the Institution is very com?
pte e embracing extensive and thor-nigh ccur-es
of instruction ia LIIF.lt ATURft AND SCIENCE,
and lo tho Profession* of Law, Medicino and Engi?
neering.
. he expenso of the Academic or Law Student, ex?
clusive of tba cost of text books ?nd clothing and
pocket money, amount ta about $888 par ses?
sion o' nine month-; and of tba Engineering or
Me ?les! Student to a>oat $89?. of which enms. re
speettvelv, ?890 cc,$880 ls payable on aamlssioa, and
the nalaara in the progress af tho se sedan.
For details sind for tatelogae.
PO., "Univ-ratty of Virginia."
. 3. MAU PIN,
Joly $4 Imo Chairman of the Faculty.
^ABHISOl'O? CO?.LEOE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
PRESIDENT, GENERAL B. E. LEE,
?IDKD BI A FOLL COBPS OF PBXSFSSaOAA.
THE Nt XT PEsdON OPENS SEPTEMBER 1?TH,
138?. and noses Jut e ifkb. 1870
tn ad.H.ion >o fbi recular Collegiate Coarse, the
Professional ?ehooi? ot Law and civil and Msniug
Engineering, are In luKopeiati< n.
Nee** vary expen-e* from f SOO to (875.
For oatalogiie, address J M. LBfi^H.
Julyi? ^lmo Clerk of Fae illy.
JKfftittfj?.
ATTENTION* KKPVHIJCAN9.
MASS MEETING OE THE REPUBLICAN
'?.party.w?ll bo reid THIS LTKNINU, at Eight
clock, at tbe Military Hall. Prominent Bepublt
mn .-will address tbe meeting. fuly 29
B
Jisnranrc.
It O O K L Y NT
IilFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Lssets over.si :MU>,OOO
ISSUES ALL KIND8 OF LIFE AND ENDOW
IENT POLICIES. Divid-nds annually In cash.
)nlv Company having the Definite Guaranteed hur?
ender-Value Plan Policlei?, world-wide. Second to
.o Company m the United States tor stability, libe
ality and economy. ,
Office No. 141 Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN W. BOUCK, President.
WM. M. COLB, Secretary.
st.nf? Agency No. 35 nroad-street, FecoEd Floor.
Local and Canvassing Agents wanted tbrougbout
he S ta to.
Apply in person or bv letter to
JAMES Ct. BOLNE8, Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
July 19 _ mwf Brnos
^MEBIOAN TONTINE
Life ami Savings Insurance Co,
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT,
ffo. 4 MARYLAND BUILDINGS. BALTIMORE.
DB. WM. M. POST, Medical Examiner.
THOMAS E. COURTENAY, Manager.
BRANCH OFFICE, ?j H A lt suis. ?To iv, w. v
Da. THOMAS L. OGIER, Medical Examiner.
JOHN KIRKLAND, Ja., General Agent.
CHARLESTON BOA an REFERENCE:
Hon. ALFRED HUGER.
W. G. MAGRA 1 H. Esq., President fl. 0. B. B.
Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL, Attorney at Law
THEO. D. WAGNER, Esq., ot J. Fraser A Co.
ANDREW BI M ON D?, Esq.. President Flr*t Na?
tional Bank.
ROBERT MURE, Esq., of Messrs. B. Mure A Co.
EDWARD LAFITTE, ot Ed. Lafitte A Co.
Colonel J. B E. SLOAN, Cotton Factor.
W. A. COUBTENAY, Esq., of Messrs. Courtenay A
Trenholm.
H. B. OLNEY, Esq., of Messrs. Olney & Co.
Haring been app< toted Gener?! Agent for North
ind south Carolina for the above reliable and popu?
lar Life Insurance Company, lam prepared to re
reive applications at reasonable rates and on favor?
able terms. JOHN KIR KL AN D, Ja.
office for tb? present at Messrs. Courtenay A
Trenbolm's, Union Wharf. wsSmos June 2
Gt
V AUDI AN MUTUAL
UFE INSURANCE COMPANY
a CST' ..'.i OF t ?.?
NEW ? ORK. ,
Orgaauid ia ii&h O .'
ALL POLICES NON-FORFEI CABLE.
HALF BOA IV TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED,
LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PK.B CENT.
. - STATEMENT.
Polices in force. .$??,000.000
Assets........ . ; 1,500,000
Anna asl Income. 800,000
Losses Patti. 500,000
OFFICERS,
W. H. PECKHAM, President.
Wat. T. BOOKER, vice-President,
L. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
G. A. FUDICKAB, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. JOHN A. Drx, New York.
Hon, JAMBS HARP-KB. Firm of Hamer & Bros., ex
Mayor New York.
JOHN J. CHANE, President Bank Republic.
Ww- M. VKRMILTE, Banker (Verm i ly o A Co.)
CHAS G. ROOKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Com?
pany.
Hon. GKOBQX OPDTKE, ex-Mayor of New York.
MINOT C. MOBOAN, Banker.
THOMAS RIONET, Firm Thomas Rigney A Co.
BEN J. B. !* HBB ii AN, Treasurer New York Steam Su?
gar Be fining, Company.
AARON AmtoT.rt, Firm of Arnold, Constable A Co.
BICUAUD H. BOWNS, Wetmore A Bowne, Lawyers.
E. V. UAUOHWODT, Firm E. V. Haughwout A Co.
WM WILSENS, Firm of W. Wilkeus A Co.
JULIUS H. PRATT, Merchant.
Wac W. WRIGHT, Merchant.
CHAS J. rTABB, Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
GEO. W. Ctntxxa, Banker, Palmyra; N. Y. I
GEO. T. HOPS, President Continental Fire- Insur
f ance Company.
JOHN G. SHERWOOD, Park Place. .
WAXTON H. PECKHAM, Corner Pith Avenus and
Twenty-tbird-itreet,
EDWARD H. W HIGHT, Newark, N.J.
GEO. W. FARLEE, Counsellor.
W. L. COGSWELL, Mercbant.
GEO lt UK KEL1I,
GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
Dr. T. REEN ST J ERN A, Examining PhyslcUn.
H. ISSERTEL,
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON.
? mee No. ?AB5 King-street,
CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
January 12 nao lyr
QK?KGIA
MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
or
MACON, GEORGIA.
Authorized Csipital.. .9500.000
FIRE AND LIEB DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
??is sis tamil, t??>absjii in woytuns psen*dnto Un ?a,
nuance Department of Georgia according to law
tor the benefit of the assured In this Company,
stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen ol
3 corgis.
A purely Southern Company, allowing only six
jer cent of its earnings to the Stockholders; the
wat o t the profits divided among the Policyholders
m the ot ntl ibu ti on plan,
lire Department lias been in successful opera
ion for six months, and has already accumulated
laodsome assets.
Life Department in full and successful operation,
ind vietng with old companies in ita success.
All of its folio a non*torfettable. and ot every
lesoription of Life and Endowment, together with
m ani'Uity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travo', placo of residence or
iccdpatlon.
Women insured on samo terms as men.
Loans half cf ia p emlums. No notes tak<m.
omcxRa:
W. J. LAWTON. President. , ?
J. C. MCBURNEY, vice-President.
R. J. LIGHTFOOT, secretary.
O. F. MoOAY, constl.utlug Aotuary.
P. H. WRIGHT, Examining Physician.
Thia Company ls now prepared to take risks either
n the FtVs Ot Life Der artmonts, and solicits a share
il the patronage of the etty and sta*e.
jr. o. HOLMES, Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
Local aol Travelling Agent? wanted in all parla of
he hta'o. Iliberal commission? allowed. Applies
?ona to be made to J. G- HOLMES, Jr., General
igent, No. 35 Broad-street, Charleston, 6. 0.
July fl ?*e wfm
,- 1- .
?griLL.1? St VHASOLJM,
FACTOR?, COMMISSION MERO HARTS
tefl > . . . > ' ?ga> ' . *
SttlPFiNO JLGENTS,
!f ILL ATTEND TO THE PURU H AHE, SALE AM
H1PMENT '(to Foreign and Domestic Portsi ot
OPTON. BICH, LUMBER AND NAVAL 8TO?K>
ATLaNTIC WHARF. Obarlesion. O.
WILLIS..........a. H. 0HI801M
octobettf. " .vi** -
ry\ V ll K Bi Y S HW O T 1 N O
AND
BANGING.
'lilis Uar, the ?Sth of .1 uiy,
There will bo
SHOOTING FOR TURRETS AND DANCING
AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
Tickets $1 for Shooting and Dancing. Apply for
tickets a? J. H. HAPPOLDT, No. 119 Yootioc-strcot;
A. I) LORENTZ, No. 133 Meetlsg-strct t, and E. F.
TORCH, coruor East Bay and Queen f-treots.
Extra boat Ono o'clock, Shooting will commenco
at hall past Ono o'clock P. M. H. 1IENCKEN.
July 18_*_
GUANI) TABLEAUX EXHIBITION
A
PROMENADE CONCERT
Will be given at MILITARY HALL, v.udcr the aue
pices of the
A S?L E Y FIR E EKG IKE CO MFA N Y%
OF CHARLESTON.
To commence on
Monday Evening, 36th instant,
And continue for ten successive nights.
Admission only 25 cents. Children 16 cents
Tickets can bo procured at the door.
The patronage of tho public is most respectfully
solicited, as the Cotnm'ttee has pledged themselves
to spar* no poins iii making this ono of iho most
attractive entertainments of the season. Befreth
ments at city price V' ;
Door.? open at'7. Performance begins at half-past
a o'clock. Change cf tferformance each evening.
8. K. GRANT. Leader.
T. S. DENNISS!)N,
July 24 Chali mun Committee.
Rem publications.
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SENT FREE OF POSTAGE
AT THE PRICES ANNEXED
BORsE TAMING BY A NEW METHOD, 20c.
INQUIRE WITHIN for Anything you Want to
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WILSON'S BOOK OF RECITATIONS AND DIA?
LOGUES, 35 J.
FROSTS DIALOGUES FOR YOUNG FOLFS, 35c.
THE PARLOR STaGE. A Collection of Drawing
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fl 60.
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FBO-? I'S ORIGIN AL LETTER WRITTEB. 55c.
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DAY'S AMERICAN REALY-RECKONER, 55c.
' BAB IONS COMIC RECITATIONS ondHumorous
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AM ATEUR THEATRICALS and Fairy Tale Dram?
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1 HE MODBBN POCKET H )YLE. Containing all
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THE PA lt LOU MAGICIAN. SSc.
BOOK OF RIDDLEa and Five Hundred Home
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' BOOK OFFIRESTDE GAMES, 35c.
LIVE AND LEARN. A Guide for all who wish to
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tures, in imitation of water colors. ?7 50.
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antiquities two latve volume?, ?oval 8vo, tv.
lt? above are all ta elegant brajnigs
January '?fr lyr
T ORB.
M . CAULFIELD,
FL OUR INS P R OTO Rt
Owe g No. MT 1A3? BAY.
July 14 ino
MKS? PORK.
OA B1L8. HFAV? WESTERN MESS POBK.
??\J For ?ale by Hl.'NUY COMA ft CO.
July 33_1
FLuUK,
? f\f\ BUJjS. SUPERFINE FI.OUW.
1UU for salo by HENRY COB'A ft CO.
July 28_1_
SPIRIT ri A lt H?" S.
Oriri FIRST QUALITY NEW YORK SPIRIT
OWU BARREL*.
On consignment and for sale b,v
KINSMAN & BOWELL,
July 27 NOB. 103 and 165 East Bay.
QAAA BUSHELS PKIME WESTERN WBITE
OUv/lP AND BAH I MORE CORN, per steam -
cru Maguolia iud Sea Oull
For Ralo by J. N. TIDF.MANN ti CO.
July 27_2_
CORN F ll'*) T.
2/r/)/"i B1NBEL8 PRIME W ITE MILLING
O' 'VI CORN, per Halb more fdeamer
3500 tunhels Prime Whito Wostorn Corn per New
York si earner
1O0O busjels Prime Feeding Oils
25? bales Prime Eastern Bay
500 bale? Primo Nortli Blvcr Hay.
Forsa'eby WE-T ft JONES,
July 26 No 63 Eau Bay.
CORM H Y!
(r?\f\?\ BUSBELS PRIME WHITE AND
0"U\J WESTELN Warns CORN, ex-stean?
ers Magnolia and Sea Oull
HAY.
USO bales Trimo EA Tl' RN HAY
400 bales Prune North River Hay.
For ?ale oy JOBN OAMi'SEN ft CO.
July 26 3
I'JW AN.
()AAA BUSHELS BLACK PEAS, SUITABLE
Jj\ t\ t\f for seed and loedli g for sale by
July 24_T. J. KERR ft CO.
1'HEAP t ORN.
QflflA BUSHELS WEH1ERN WHITE CORN,
0'7Uv slightly heated. For fale. at a low
price, by T. J. KEBB ft CO.
July 22
|~ NEW ?00118
EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREEA?
BLE, mont de ?cl.ms a id healthy food. usad,
for Puddings. Jellies, Blanc Manu?, loe Cream,
Griddle Cakes, Soups, &o., put up inl lb. pack?
ages, with directions for u*e.
Desiccated Cocoanut, for Pies, Paddings, Cakes,
Aa, put ap in half tb. packages, with directions.
Sweet Oit, French and American in half pinta, pints
and quarts.
Cider and White Wine Vlnegir, warranted pnre
Freah Roasted Rio Coffee, of good quilt ty, at 35c.
* tb.
Just received and for sal? by
CO-OPERA i IVE GROCERY STORE,
Southwest connr Meeting and Market streets.
Goods delivered tree._May 28
FRESH mums.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL BY BR. H. BABB, No. 131
MEEI! SG- STREET
RISON's TOBACCO AHTIDOTE
Rose's Cough Sjrhp
Schenk'* Pulmonic Syrup
. . ? chunk's Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy
Cherokee Cure
Cherokee Pilla
Cherokee Injection
bpeara* Fruit Preferring Solution
Brown's CBiloroJyne
German Blood or "Kaiser" Pill?, ftc. Ac.
Fleming's Worm Confections
W right's Rejuvenating Elixir
Churchill's Syrup Hypophosphita ot Lima
Van Deusen'a Worm < ohiections
Hurley's Wonn Candy
Bardotto'x Worm Sugar Drops
Gi nirenberg Pills
Cephalic Filia
Schallenberger's Fever and Ague Pills.
Strong's Pills
McLane's Liver ruK
Linn'? Vegetable Pills
Russell's Soothing Cordial j0r Children Trothing
Jayne's 1 Iterative
Jayne';* Expectorant
Jayne's farndnattve.
Jayne/., sanative Pills
Rad way's Ready Relief
Rad way'a I). Pills
T^dway's Ready Resolvent.
June 21 mwf
HONEY !
FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAL. BY
Dr. H. BAER,
June 26 No. Ul Meeting-street.
%Uittt5f ftquOMj Cte.
Q L U W B 1 S Kl K S.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEWE TO AN?
NOUNCE that thor have been appointed by M es.-rs.
HENRYS. HANNI? A CO.. of PliU<idelphia, their
sole Agents tor the State of South Carolina for the
sale of their celebrated ACME. X. XX, XXX, XXXX,
N KCl AR. CABINET and o.her brands OLD RYE
WHHKIE->.
They ?iso wish to announce that they will be in
constant receipt of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHISKIES, direct from
DiatlUery at Hannisville, Berkeley County, West
Virginia.
Liberal contra?is will b3 male for large lots of
new Whiskies in hoad at Distillery Warehouse.
0 LACIO .? ft WITTE,
No. 86 East Bay street,
June 16 wfmSmos Charleston, S. C.
StODfS.
L . F I L L ? Y ,
TROT, NEW TORE,
MA N UT* A CTDBEB OF
STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS, HOLLOW
WABE, &c.
MANUFACTURER OF
" PHIL ANTOEOPIST," "CHIEF COOK,'
"CHARTER OAK" AND "CIVILIAN"
COOKING STOVES S.
ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO THE SOUTHERN
TRADE.
ASP VSB SALE BX
D. lu FULLERTON,
AUGUSTA, OA.
TH ESR STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED FOB
capacity, durability, conveniences and the general
purpose* to which Cooking stoves ?re used. The
PHILANTHROPI C 5?. oitra heavy plated, and has
Ash Drawer; can be mad ? Into a six boiler bolo
?tove; bsa raft bron W?ter Tank galvanized, or
enamel lined. A strictly flrsbotavs Stove. Tte
CIVILIAN is ol a neat design, and has a fine large
Oven. Thia stove caa be had with tho extension
oaek, ?ix holes, and reservoir when desired.
For further information apply to
D. L. FULLERTON,
January St, amos Anons ta, Ga.
J T. HVBPbUEVI,
BROKER. AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS?
SION MERCI!Ahl.
SALAS OF REAL ESTAIS, STOCKS. BORDS, 8B?
CUR?TIE8 AMD PERSONAL PROPERTY
ATTENDED TO.
ISi BY ?ftOAO-ITBEiCT
CHARLESTON, S. CL
Bom aTBNSY B$?HI?*T?!"?'. MAGRA TB, Bas.
General JAMESCONKRR. T. R. WARING, Esq.
October_
USU SMOCK.. 1......JOHN OIXJII
|? M O X * *> 1. tt IL,
; ' Cotton tractors
AM?
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aa 135 Surf B'S WU A RV, BALTIMORE.
CONSIGN M EN'Xi* Or CO I TON, BIO E. ftc., HB
HPltOTFCLLY solicited an.i lib?rai advances road?
merton. Orders for COHN and BaCON n rom pt tr
sx eoe ted with esra and attention. tmos ''May is