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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON * CO., PBOPBIETOBA. OFF?UE Ufo. 149 SAUT SAT. TB uta -Tun,T SETTS, on? year.96 00 DAUX NEWS, six montai.S 00 Dazu NEWS, three months.3 00 IBI-WEEXXT Nzw j, one year.3 00 TB>*<7KEBXX NE VT?, six months. 3 00 * . 9a Ta ra Ui "ariah ly In advance. Ko paper sent an len the -BH'U accompanies the order, or for a long, o r trmf tl J? paid for. TH? DAILT NEWS will be sorved to subscribers tn the dry at is cents a weak. AjrrxBilazatxx-rs.-First insertion, 15 cents a line; ? ta ba erneut insertions, 10 cents a line. Business Ketio?? i:? cents-a line. Marriage and Funeral No? tt oes. One foliar each. . Sir's ?\ UM JU A ST. -Gold closed yesterday in New York heavy ii at 35J. '--Cotton closed active; sales 1800 bales; . middjiig 34c -In Liverpool yesterday cotton closed a '. bade firmer, bat with no change in the nooa i quotations: sales 12.000 balee. -Wa tc flannel shirts aro affected by the swells at tbe seaside. -Tb New York Newa Association has se . 0 ur ed tLo monopoly of the new French cable. -The New York papers say that John Bus? sell Young, with Jay Gould's assistance, is , about to publish a penny morning paper. -The first through car from Sacramento to New York city, arrived on Saturday morning, . in mix and .a half days, exclusive of stoppages. -As the ti axe approaches for the Harvard and Oxford international boat noe, interest in .'. the event increases in England. Betting is - atid to be m favor ofthe Oxford crew. -The yacht Cambria is again triumphant, having beaten all competitors in the ocean . raes of the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Gish, one hundred miles, from Loweshaft to Hull. -Mazzini's expulsion by tbe Swiss Govern ment from his residence on the Italian fron- , tier, ia justified bj the authorities, on the ground of his revolutionary doctrines and the ? g duties imposed by mterratiocal law. ?-, " -The Norfolk papers chronicle the arrival there en Saturday of a number of immigrants | - of both sexes, from the interior of Germany, bsajad for Western North Carolina, They i ta leaded in Norfolk from the New York steamer. -Though the colored man have never had their pictures either on the bank notes or the postage stamps, they are now getting their fan share of euch notoriety on the new tobacco | . stamps about to oe issued. The colored man f .Si dhrpfcyed oh lheae stamps in all bis phases - ' " -^The . case of the young American citizen *^ JJlViMCTWaTin IrhoniTirl on tbo head by the - geaatemsaiand pot in prison, jurie g the riots .ia Paris last month? for being accidentally in the street at tho- wrong '?me, is about to be . judicially investigated, an i the Journal asks a ' suspension ot pantie jud rment until it is de -Bishop Cumin tra, of Kentucky, notwith? standing tbs, demand of BUhop Whitehouse, of iflniois, that hn eh auld nat do so, presche d in Trinity Church, Chicago, on Sunday momita g .juadavociog, .TJao.c'woxch waa aile J. 'Bishop Cummins publishes a letter explaining bis * _ coarse io T^t**fd_trt t& collBesnlla h?fi?i??n him. aejf aud Bishop Whitehouse, to which is ap? pended a letter from Briahop Whitehouse.to himself. The letter is bitter in its tone, pro? testing against Bishop Cummins visiting Bish? op Whitehonse's diocese to officiate- in any manner Within its bounds. - -There is now in course of coos tra ct ion, in ? new yard in Bast Boston, a ship of one thou ^saud. tons., sod all the timbers of which she is * composed"are bent by machinery to exactly flt L tiie molds. ?? The timbers are all bevelled before being bent, and these, frame limbers, together with the beams and knees, are barned and fas? tened in combination, Lelbre being raised, and the details of ola m ps, waterways, kelsons, Ac, progress toward completion as the frames are put up. When these are all in place the vessel win be nearly ready for launching. This wexking of frame linea outside and deck lines inside at the same time, is original, and is considered much stronger and more com? pact than any other moie of wooden ship building. , -The French cable at Dnxbory, Massa chu 'setts, was spliced to the deep-sea cable at abc u . .ODrise on Friday. From 12 to 1 o'clock the people poured in rapidly to the beach- A swarm Of smalt vessels hovered around tbe fleet, and when it anchored a. large number of visitors hoarded the Chiltern, ailbf whom were.hospi? tably en te i tamed. j The s h or e end was la o de d - at 5 o'clock, amid tbe booming ot artillery on the vessels sod the cheers of the multitude on ?hore. The people caught hold of the cable and helped pull it np to the cable house, where 'it was spliced to the land cable, which is run in a trench to Doxhury. About six o'clock all tbe arrangements were successfully carried ont, and the, best of feeling prevailed. The cable is in perfect working order. Messages were sent and'received from Brest direct. Dnxbory is quite animated. Telegraph mau are construct? ing two land routes of wire. As a solid assur auce of the effect vf the enterprise, it is stated that the vaine of real estate in Duxbury has advanced one hundred per cent in thirty days. -There are no new detelopments in relation to the detalca tion of Hr. F. W. Ballard, secre? tary of the Security Fire Ins ora nee Company of New York, lt is not probable that any pros? ecution will be commenced against the default? ing ciflloer, bia) sureties, being amply able to secure thc company against all loss. No part of the $63 000 was used by Mr. Ballard, except in stock speculations, sod be has appiopruiied no portion of tbe amount to his own private oe?. The defalcation, at see HUI, ia not a mat? ter of rec ant date, nor WJS the missing sum all taken at ono tune. Two years ago Mr. Ballard .received notice from bia broker, that uulees $5000 additional margin was -supplied him he-would be compelled to sell out the stocks then in his bands belong ng to bim (Ballard.; and in order to prevent a sale thereof at a loss, Mr. Ballard forwarded to the broker $6000 of funds belonging ts the com? pany* Tue. speculation oa the socre ary s part .proved tb be ? ruinous one, and be has since then used the company's funds trom time to time, io the hope that his ill luck would be re? lieved, until the total amounted to $63 000 the sum found to be missing by the Finance Committee. Mr. Ballard is new at his home in Connecticut, and, it is said, i > deeply morti? fied at the position io which he finds himself. He mt dj a olean breast of all hts unfoituua:e transactions. -Seventeen years'ago tho Postmaster of New York city, Air. Isajpr Y? Fowler, abstracted a "considerable amount of money belonging to \he- government, and fled from the country a daltu'ter. .Catii a short timo ago nothing was knowa of his subatquent history. Ho now tumj np at T?pico, Mexico; in the light of a wubie b?uefso or and a modol citizen. His romantic ad*ejt?re? are re'ated in the New i Y or* cnn aa tullo wa : Leaving New York, the cx-pu?tmaater bent bis footsteps in the direc? tion ol tite City of Mcxxo. Eo had not been tbere long before Messrs. Barron, Forbes 4 Co. solicited bim to go to Tepieo to take charge of their cotton manufactory there. Mr. Fowler, attended by an escort large enough to cope with th? brigand bands, by whom he was likely to be attacked, made tbe journey in twenty da} a, and arrived in the City of Tepieo in September, I860. He has resided there ever since. The cotton manufactory he found in very poor condition, but as all tbe water necessary to run the mill waa accessible, his first measures were to improve the power and the plaoe. New machinery was ordered from New York, and mach mists were imported with it. The manufactory buildings and all the outbuildings were enlarged and improved. An elegant mansion was constructed for Mr. Fowler's use. Tbe grounds were taste? fully laid out, ornamented with trees, planta and flowers. The natives, instead of harboring jealously at his enterprise, indus' ry and taste, on the contrary made h m their exemplar. Tbe changes wbioh have been wrought in Tepieo through the civilized and humane influence of Mr. Fowler aro wonderful to contemplate, and more, ho has secured the regards and respe't of Lozada, the Indian monarch and his powerful people for the United States and its citizens. He en? courages Lozada to resist the encroachments of the General Government. In another year, Isaac V. Fowler will say good-bye to his Tepu friends, to Lozada, all of tho famed and once infamous district, and return to New York c _ CHARLESTON. -o THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1869. Manufacture? at the South. People every where are beginning to open their eyes to the marvellous advantages wbioh this Southern land of onrs possesses as a manufacturing region. The contrast between the doleful talk of the New Eng? land mill-owners and the oheerful reports from the cotton faotories of Sooth Carolina, Georgia and other Southern States, is too marked to long eeospe the attention of the keen sighted capitalists of th? North. A Massachusetts manufacturer has recently declared that it cost at least sixteen cents to manufacture fabrics which would not bring in market more thift-fifteen oents per yard. Whether this be true or not, certain it is that either beeause of real loss, or in order to secure a high protective tariff on foreign goods, th? whola Yankee manufac? turing interest is just now making particu? larly wry faoes. Formerly, as is well known, the profits of ootton manufacture were very great, and it nay now ba that the oomplaint is owing rather to a reduc? tion of these large dividends than to the alleged total deprivation of profits. In any srent, however, il is gratifying to know that the depression, real or affected, whioh pre? vails in New Eogland, is not felt in any de? cree by onr own mills, and that even re? cently established ootton factories ia the sotton producing region are paying quar? terly dividends of five per cent, npon initial experiments. . New-England manufacturers must look to it, or their oooupation will soon be gone. They mut ohoose between oontenting themselves with smaller profits, transferring their mills Southward, or turn? ias, their capital int*- ?u*??- x. m few years the people of the entire South will be supplied with ootton fabrios manu faotared where the ootton is grown, and possibly Southern mills may find a large market also in the North for their goods. la the face of the united opposition of the great West, and of a South steadily and rarely increasing in wealth and power, the "industrial kings" Down East cannot hope muon longer to bolster up by speoial legis? lation, st the expense of consumers, the pleasant monopoly whioh has so long kept them sleek and fat. Growth of Baltimore. From the 19th Annual Report of the Board of Trade of Baltimore we gather the following interesting facts and figures : The number of buildings ereoted during the year 1868 were 2879, against 1800 in 1867, and 1884 in 1866. Total number of build? ings in Baltimore 54,512. White popula? tion 308,761, colored 48,375, making a total of 852,186. The following table indicates the various census returns since the year 1790: Years. Population. 1790. 13.503 1800. 26 114 1810. 85 683 1820. 63.738 1830. 80 625 1840.102 813 . 1850.169.054 1860. 212 413 1868 . 352,136 Further evidenoe establishing the growth and expansion of the oity, may be seen in the rapid increase of its assessable prop etty since the year 1860. For that jeer, the Taine of both real and personal amoun? ted to $78,578,244. In 1860 it had in? creased to $135,083,435, and for 1868 it was $206,186,848. The following is the table of imports (in gold) and exports (in currency :) Tears. Imports. Exports 1868.$14 321,723 $14 695 979 1867. 12 (?42 874 12 26%;i7 1866. 9 979 529 ll 073 336 1865. 6 211,257 9 614 055 18134. 6 076 299 12,362 448 1863 . 6 386.704 9.967.963 The three articles of sugar, coffee and molasses alone amounted to $11,433.303, or 80 per cent, of the gross total value ol all the imp ons This Board of Trade report before us psj s a handsome tribute to the management of the Baltimore and Ohio and the North? ern Central Railroads, both of which have contributed very materially to the growth and prosperity of Baltimore. M-ty we not hope, ere long, that when our own Board of Trade shall publish its fifth or sixth an? nual report, that a similar encomium mtsy tbere find a place on the South Carolina Railroad, and its through connections to Memphis, Vicksburg, Louisville, Cincin? nati and Chicago? Once the Blue Ridge Railroad is fiuished, we see no reason why our harbor should not be the outlet of a great share of the commerce of the West. The following paragraph gives thc ex? perience of our Btl'im ire friends in Atlan? tic steam navigation: .'The line of steamers belwoaa this ?ort and Bremen cia S.'U.hampton, has run ie.u'arly throughout the year, aud continued steadily to increase in popu arity. The first s.x months' experience encourage! the building of two al diuonal steamers ot ana larger capacity, both of which * ill be placea on the line the nexl spring: Ibis Hue has attracted and drawn hither for export muoh produce, which other? wise would hare found an outlet further North. One of the nany advantages it possesses in its connection with the Baltimore and Ohio Bail road, is that which ea ables ship aera from the West to send their cotton, tobacco and other merchandise directly to tho ship's pier, thns saving dray ago, all extra hauling and mach time." This is an inducement we also hope at some time to bo able to offer to our cor? respondents; but as yet the drays form a link in our connections. From the "import statement" we find that Baltimore, daring the year 1868, im? ported 10,614 tons of guano, ata gold valu? ation of $204,373, a little lens than $20 per ton. As this is one of the articles that pass the customhouse without paying daly, there is no reason to believe that the value is un? derstated. Of sumac, she imported 203.605 pounds, valued at $8731, which certainly looks like carrying coals to Newcastle; coffee 48, 083 611 pounds, valued at $4,204,742; toys $30,421 and dolls $17,379. Of rioe, she imported 5 151,758 pounds, valued at $187, 791; of sugar, 137,862,884 pounds, valued at $6,391 987; and of molasses, 4,529,842 gallons-$831,869. The principal exports were : Bread and breadstuff's, including corn, meal, oats, rye, rye floor, wheat, wheat flour, and other grains, to the value of $5,772,303; cotton, unmanufactured, 10,079 609 pounds-$2, 208,818; eil cake 36,226,768 pounds-$940, 601; coal oil 211.629 gallons- $61,762: pe? troleum, orude, 1,062,600-$368,043, and refined 1,432.485 gallons-$434 817. To? bacco, lear, 39,617,427 poonda-$3,846,204 For the benefit of our embryo oyster planters, packers and merchants, we oopy the artiole on "Oysters and Canned Goods :" "We note a very active trade during the past year, owing to reopening of business with Southern States, and scarcity of fruit for past packing season, making the demand in excess of supply. The number of bouses in this city and comities adjacent being about 80, of whioh some 60 are strictly in the packing trade, employ! ag about 8000 hauds of botb sexes in tho shucking, packing, peeling, pre? serving, Ac. About 10,000 000 bushels of oys? ters are consumed, one-third of which are packed raw, balance being hermetically sealed for shipment to distant States or Territories, as well as for foreign countries. The tin cans required for the raw, reach about 5,000,000 of i to 1 galloo each; the balance of the oysters say 6 500,000 bushels-are packed in 1 and 2 pound cans, of whioh, during the active sea? son, some 160,000 cans are daily packed; so that 20 to 25,003,000 cans are required for this trade annually. It is estimated that some {20,000,000 are invested in this interest, in and adjacent to Baltimore, and that the annual product is worth $7 000.000 to $10 000,000." Periodical Literature. IEE DENTAL TIKES. AQatrterly Journal of Dental Science. Edited bv James Traman, D. D. el. Philadelphia : Jjly, 1869. The number for this qutr er comes to us with a very inviting table of contents. The ?riginal articles are-on Dental Hygiene; Mercury in Vulcanized Rubber; Qaaokery; Da Artificial as a Capping; LOBI Parts Re? stored by au Artificial Appliance, by Dr. B A. Rodrigues, of Charleston, 8. C ; A statistical Notice of the Clinics in the Penn? sylvania College of Dental Surgery; Dental Pledges, and on the Importance of Cleans? ing the Teeth Every D*y, besides interest? ing editorial articles. We desire, however, more especially to sall the attention of our readers to the article contributed by Dr. Rodrigues. A few weeks ago we had occasion to mention one of his contributions to the "Cosmos" on an interesting subject in dental pathol? ogy; to-day.it affords us plesBure to bear testimony to his skill and industry in the mechanical part of his profession. The case he here desoribes is that of a gentle? man, who, after protraoted, ulcerative and absorptive iofl .ruination of the palate had terminated, esme under Dr. R's oare. The disease had "compromitted" in its ravages both horizontal plates of the palate bones, and the palative processes of the superior maxillary, leaving aa osseous ridge of in? considerable size, circumscribing concen? trically the alveolar border of the upper jaw. The Doctor says : "A range of very fl LO teeth inducol mo to seek a basis of support for some mechanical adjustment, ether than thc usual clasps around the tooth, and availing myself of the serai-circular bony ridge, the only vestige of the former osseous palate, I contrived a vul? canite plate, with a ci eacentio sulcus or groove, which we so carefully adjusted aud finished as to secure successfully a basai support for the entire piece. So completely has the chasm been filled by my 'opercuialepiale.' as I have termed it. that all deficiencies and defects have been signally removed. " KEMI) VAL.-S THAI SS ?I VtSCK have remove! to the Siore No. 119 VIEETi KG Hi Ka* ET op po-?te tba Charleston Hotel, former I j occupied by Meian. Dewing, Thayei k Co , where thev are offering a larve and complete assortment of DB? and FANUT GOODH. lsao july S (Efcn ctiiHQl. UftilVKKSIl'Y Off VIKGlvi v.-TllK Sees'on of this Iuetttueoa ro umenoes anon all, on the first day ot October, and commues with out lnterrupdon. till the Thursday prece ling the four b of Juiy ensuing The organizion nf the Institution ia very com? plu e embracing extensive und tbonu?jh c -ur-es of instruction ia i HEH ?TD lt ti -vND fCIBNCE, and I?! tao Prolusi?n? of Law. MoJicln.: u d engi? neering. bo ? xpen<!? of 'be Aca-linnie or Law Student, ex? clusive of (be cos- of text noak's and c'otuing aud pocket m moy, ara Ju-it lo abott 5105 per ses? sion o' nine montu-; aud or tho bii?ineerin;; or Me heal Student t > a io u ?3.15 ot ?ui--a -utns, re? spectively, ?DO or $2i0 is payable on a iruissioo, and toe Dulan, e in the progru?.? of the session. For details send forratalostue P O., ..?uiv-rsicy of Virglui i." 8. MA?PIN, July U Imo Chairman ol the Faculty. ASHI>OTON COLLEGE, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. PRESIDENT, GENERAL R. E. LEE, AIDED Br A FULL CORPS OF IIIOFESSOBS. TflE KEXr FEVXQ3I OPF.NS SEPrtlAIBEE lCxH 136?, aud <lo?es Jm e 2Dih, 1870 In a LU,iou'o ih: regular Collegiate Course, the Pro'c-ional -etoo;* ot Law an J eivil and Urning Engiueor ng, ate in lub opnaii< n . Necessary expen??*? fronii'?JO t"> ?3T3. For '.atalog ie, address J M. LEE U Juiy '9 Imo . CcikofFic liy. Q U L O O ll K , sf!PETITOR TO TBE UEvr IMPORT!D CO I.OG.NE W\CiUt, manuuc.urcd a.id mu wi olesale and reia? bf Tr. ll Ti \ Kit. ? Juue2l No. lol Meeting srr et. ?JflHTf. WANT Ei/, L?D1K> AND GKML^ M EN affl<cl(d with any aflectior. of the Cheat to relieve themselves by u ing a bottle of HISC OF i AB._1?_July 29 WANTED. BT A TOING LADY. A SIlUAtlON as a TEA*'HEH in a family or eehool in the c. ty; will also leach Music, both Vocal and Instrumental. The highest recommendations ran be given ol chsraet> r and refutation ss a teach? er. P.esse address s note to Mr G. B., Box No. 69?, Chsrlesio i P. O._that 16_July 29 AYUt NO WHITE WOMA* GKH9I \ Hi (referred) is wat icu todo die goner >l bousc workofssmall family. Apply st RESIDEN' E on Lot ol German Friendly Socl-ty, Archdale street, be? tween West fcnrt Magasine stre- ts._July27 WANTED, FART ? F A R f SIDE.VK, say THREc <)B FOUR BOOM-t, ou or rear Wentworth-?treet, or 1-uiledge Avenue. Rent not to exceed $850. Address X O. Z., at this ofBcc. _July37_ WANTED,A COJIPS.TENT NURSE 'IO go to Georgia to t-ke charge of four children for two months. Vccomu-cndatiocs required. Ap ply at No 39 MONTAGU t-iTBEIil. gojj 34_5_ WANTED, A COMPETENT MAN, FOR a permanent country Job, capable of doini; wheelwr?gh( and blacksmith work. Appo to CAME BON, BaBKLfcYStO._July? 11/ ANTKD TOPCKCHA8E FOR HASH, W a good FECUND HAND PIANO, ?tate price and maker. Address W., NEWS OFFICE July 9_ WANTED, A SM ?LL Ht'USE, OF 1 IIB fl? or lour rooms, with kitchen, in the central part of the city. Bent not to exceed $20 i-er mooth. Address ' M.," at this Office._Jnne 17 WANTED, EV A HARRIED MAN, A situation in ?onie CcttM Mill out'.i or ??ou.h west; is acquainted with all branchs, having woik ed in them all, but should elect WE A VT NO ai a choice, i artic? wishing to engage Eti. h a ,.erso" ?Ul please address a note, stating terms to JOUN J. BELLY, No. 118 Mate-street. Bonton May 21 WANTED, EVbUYllODt' TU >LB SCBIBE to the CIBtTLATING LIBRART - OH ARLES C. SIGHTER'S 8eltci Library of Ne* Books contains all of the latest publications. April 21_ No. 161 KINQ-STREE1. CH I MC S K I. A BO ll K lt S. -PA UTI KS wishing to employ large or final! numbers ot CHINESE LA Bo Rfc. KS, irsy make Oie m ces^ary arrangements for .procuring gang* of sta required delivered in any patt or the country, by apolication to KOOPMANOCHAAP, Kan Francisco, california Jnly 20_ ll TANT KD-AGENTS - TO SELL. TBK W AMEBICA* KNUT TNG MACHINE. Price $25. The simplest, cheapest and best KnitilnR Ma? chine ever invented. Will knit 20,000 stitches ptr minute. Liberal inducements to Agents. tddresB AMERICAN KNITTING MACBINS COMPANY, Boston, Mass., or SL Louis, Mo. May 4 _ _78 WANTED, KV KUY Bimi" TO K.\tHV that JOB PRINTING of all kinds, plain and ornamental, ls executed promptly in the neatest style and at the lowest New York prices, at l HI Nam Job Office, No. 149 EAST BAY CaN and ex ; amine the scale of pri?es before givlag your orders elaewherav_ WANTED. AGENTS FOE TUS AMERI? CAN FARMERS' HORSE BOOK, In both Eng? lish and German, by Bo be rt stewart, V. ti., ot Miss. I he work covers the whole gronad sf the breeding and raising, and the treatment ?t horses and mules, both in sickness and health. It has won ita way to popular favor, and is txlay the most popular and beft selling Horse Book out. Address O. F. VEN :, Publisher, Cincinnati, 0. 6mo* March 19 WANTED- AGENTS-ST5TO??UO PfcR month, everywhere, male and female, to in? troduce th? GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SAWING MACHINE This ms chine will such, hem, fed, tuck, quilt, cori, bind, braid and emtrotder In a most ?ut.prior manner P. ice only $18. Fully'warranted for five years. We will. pay $1000 tor anv maohlne that will sew a stronger, more b-auriml, or sabre elastic seam tuan oars. Itmaket toe ' Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second . ti ten can be cut, and still the c'otb cannot be pulled aparr without tearing it. Wc piy agent? from $76 to ?200 per m m th and expenses, or a com? mission from which twu* tust amount can bemad.i. Address, SECOMB A CO., PITT&BUBG, PA.; ST. LOms, MOi, or BO-* TON. MASS. CAUI10N.- Do not be imposed upon by other parties palming off worthhrss cast-iron machin?e, under the same name or otherwise. Ours ls the only s entune and really practical cheap machine tnanuf JC'ured. 78 Mav 4 Co tient. TO BENT. THF. PLKASANTLY SITU? ATED TWO AND A HALF STORY REM Di NOE. No. 6 Gadsdenp'rect, oppoito Wentworth A poly st CHARLE-. 1 ON 8TEAMSAW MILL. June 14_ T?K\L KST ITK ACtKNTO. i?>? oiucut JC%J U??IU> uonses to ru ,f, can have tbelr Placird*. Ac, printed at the lowe.-t rates and In the newest and neatest stvles of type, at THE NEWS JOB OF ?ICE, No. 14S East Bay lox Salt. FIR S tliK LOW, A Li AK GE CHURCH OBOaN, containing thirty-five S ops. ALSO. A SMALL PARLOR < fcGAN, containing four slops, in a handsome Rosewood Case. Apply at JOHN BAKER'S ORGAN FACIOBY, No. 13 Van derrorst-sireet thstuSth July 8 T PltlVATK SALE. THAT PIA N ?STAND with fixtures for a Grocery, corner calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 30. Apply ON PREMISES.,_tii?tn_January 21 TTWJH SALE AT AIKKN, S. C., THU JJ FINEST PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT In the town, admirably adspted tor a first class Private Hoard i n ' House, very ne ir the Railroad Depot. ( >n the preaises there are about twenty-four i oona, in? cluding cottages, which conld ben-ed for boarders. Grounds elegantly laid oat and the entire premises in tborouith order and T 'pair and newly painted ; well and datent. Lot 300 by 300 lect. This House conld be kept filled with boarders all the year round. With the bouse may repurchased some handsome Furniture. Possession given immediately. To persons disposed to opeo a larne Private Boarding House at Aiken, no such opportunity ha? yet ocen ? fford.-d. Competition need not be feared as a di rn such houses conld sot a.corura ?date thu large number ot persons applying tor bord. 1 er s-$12.0 0 cssb. Purchaser to pay for papers and for stamps. Apply (.noosing postage stamp) to FREDERICS A. FORD, Attorney at Law, Je ii kins street. Aiken, S. C._mthl_Julv '9 FOI? SAL?. O SK HOOK KD THOUS? AND A CR LS OF LAND in Kershaw County, South Carolina. CONSISTING or: FIFTY-VfcRY SELECT FAWMs near Camden and on the Railroad, varying lu size from 150 to 50U acres 1 hese and adjoining ranna are beim; taken t>v our best cinaeus, und a?ord every advantage tor healtb lui, conan r able and proa table lanna. Mt NY LARGS; AND CHOICE PLANTAI IONS, convenient to market. DEsIBABLE RESIDEN DES in Camden and Kirk? wood. REV EBAL LARGE TRACTS OF WOOD LIND ABD A few very VALUABLE si TES for manufactories. Address, WM. M. SB AN NON, Attorney at Law, t am Jeu. S. C. Joly 23_pao_Imo? AUCTION KKK S, EH OK RR S, ?ND others wishing "tor Sass" liscard", Business Cards, or other Jos Printiaff executed with neat neis aad dispatch, will cossult their luterest by leav? ing tb sat orders at THE NEW? JOB OFFICE, No 149 East Bay._ FOR SALK, OLD NEWSPAPERS IX any quantity. Price 76 cents per hundred. The cheapest wrapptar paper tbat can be used. Ap? ply at the office of I HE N - March 1 Q H ARLES TON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, SOOIH CAROLINA. THIS FIRST-CLASS BO TEL. SITUATED IN A pleasant locatl in, and ia tho bu-iuess portion of tue cit., reud-rs it tbe roost i.esirsble Hotel tor cither permutent or transient gue?:s. .he accommodation? areunsurpusted. havhi^ exiensiVrf suites "i elexaul y iumi.-n*d ap.rtmouts io. f mi.ics a d single sentie in?-n The pmpri-tcr will endeavor io niumlaiutlio b?.'h repntitiou c joyed by tbe ".'harlestou" as a first class bous-, a IM ni effort ??il be Spored to de? serve a coutlnuance of the liberal patronage hereto? fore be-towei upon it The best of Live y acroromoslatlons will be found adjoining the establishment. the houso I? puppied with tho celebrate i Arte? sian Waler ol winch deljhiful ba hs ca>i be had culler day or IJI ?ht. f. H. J-<K?ON, Joly ia Proprietor. Q T . CLOUD ll O T AS As . I'HIH NEW AND COM MO! 10?S HOUSE. I.OCAT. ED corner o: Broudwar nnJ Koiry-socobd-s:reet. po?seB>cs alvjntagus OV? r ?ll other Rou-- torjjtie ar co'umodatiou u: it* cU"?ts. It wai bulli expre.'stj for i flr?t>ebsa family biiarding house-the roi.m'r bsincr larrie and ou sol;*, boated iiy *t??iui-aub n >t un.i cold w ter. and tarnished s?con I to tine; while I >e culinary department Is i.i the tnost exnerienro] ks nda, uti *rdi:i|; itnrets un uueqa:il>d labia, one ol Atwood's pat.mt Klevatora is ?ito omo-iv ttte''modern insproveinotite" au'j ?i ibe service o' roosts at all boura. Ibo Unutlwat am.' nnrvcrsiry riac- < ir- 11.. door every lour .i.?jutps, rutuitu troiu the i'sij lia.I ro ceutrd l'a k, wli?lo lite suttb kui i-vt-n? Avenue Mues ar-nut a st)"ri bloch "li eil Let ?iii? attor'iiugampjp ijcihties tor roiomuiiieMliitf Aim m lie depots, steamlKMl IUU ?UL'S, ..hri> ol k-irn* uient and business ot the great metr?poli?. MUH*, c- iiui-Lt?.Y', Proprietoni. Varch 12 6n.oj jfflfft'ft^. .I. o. o. P--HoVVrti?i iiOuUlC, no.3. TEE MEHI ISO OP TH!? LODO h ?TILL BB he'd THIS (Thursday) EVINIBO. at Eight o'clock preoisely. i audio iles for ID i dation and Degrees will be pnncrnaL E. L. TE H RE , Jul; 20_th_Berordl g secretary. I. O. O. F.-HOW \ MD LHOGl,, No. 3. THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OP 1 HIS Lodge are requested io as'orabTe promp ly i Hm t'1 bnr?dayi EVENTKO. Ibo presentation will uns place, and tho officers on' mein be. s of tbs B.W. G r .nd Lodge, al?o the officers ana members of South Carolina '. odie. No. 1, Marloo LccLje. No. 2. J.ffer sou Lod. e, No. 4. aud ? chiller Lodue, No. 3a are fraternally invited to parieipate. The B. W. D. 13. Grand Master will be in attendance. BENJ. BICE, Chairman of Committee of Arrangements. July 29 * F . liMKK^CLl/B.CIIAltLESTOV NtLCK ATTrND MEETING THU 5 P. a'., AT LYN B'S Fat m. ?? July 29 Hutifcb in B?nferuptri). rv TH? DI9TKICT COU KT t'F TBE UNITED STATES FOR SoOTH CAROLIN JULY TKRM 1889-IN THE UUt K OF R. J. MC? RH E AD, 3d. a. uF OHAULESTON. BANK Httpi-PETUION FOR FULL ?ND FIN ?L DIS? CHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY.-Ordered, Thatahear ing I?- had on tbe TWZNTTEIH DAY OF JULY, A.D. ISO'.i at Keneral Courthouse in charle^tm, S. c.; and th t all Creditors, ftc., of said Bankrupt appear at -aid link: and place, au s ow cause, ir any they can, ?hy the prajer of ibo petitioner should not bo (fruited. And that the second ar<d tbird meed na of creditor? of said Ban kraut will beheld at tbe office of J. C'UPFN^trt, Esq. h. gistrarof First and second Cou- ress'ona' Di-tricts s. o.. on tho TWENTT NiKTH DA. OF JULY, i8S9. at 12. al. ?} order of ihe < orri, tbe ICU day of Joly, 1869. DANIEL BOBLBECU. ri? rk of the Dittnct Court ol the D. S. for .?. C. Ju.y 19 nitbl G jnsuTunrx l' a Cl D 1 A N MUTHA L LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or JV R W YORK. Organized ita 1 8 50.. ALL POLICES NOS-FORFEI TABLE. HA LF i. OA N TA KEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED. LIST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PUB CENT. STATEMENT Polices Ira force.$33,000.000 Aaaeta. 1,500,000 Annual Income. 800,000 Losses Paid. 500,000 onions, W. H. PECKHAM, President. WM. T. EO?EER, vice-President. L. Mc \ DA il, Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FDDIlK AR, Superintendent. DiBZcions. Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. Hon. JAMES HARPEB, Firm of Harper ft Bros., ex Mayor New York. JOHN J. CRANE. President Bank Republic. WM M. YERMILYE, Banker (Verm.lye lt Co.) CHAS G. ROCKWOOD, Cash'er Newark Bank in 3 Com? pany. Hon. GEOBOK OPDYKE, ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT c. MOBOAN, Banker THOMAS RIGNEY, Firm Thomas Bigney k Co. BENJ. B.*HEB?AX, Treasurer New York Steam Su? gar Refining Coaapany. AARON ABNOLD. Firm of Arnold, Constable k Co. RICHARD JT. BOWSE, Wetmore k Bowne, Lawyers. ll V. HAUOHWOUT, Finn E. V. Banghwont it Co. WM WILKENS, Firm or W. Wllkeua ft Co. JULIUS H. PRATT. Merchant. WM. W. WRIOBI, Merchant. CHAS J. .TABB, Merchant. WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant, GEO. W. CUTLER, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. HOW. pfosijout Continental Fire Insur? ance Company. JOHN G. i ii En WOOD. Park Place. WALTON H. PECKHAM, Corner Fitb Aw nu.- and Twenty- third-street EnwABn H. WEIGHT, Newark, N. J. QED. W FARLEE, Counsellor. W. L. Coo?WELL. Merchant. U uO il GE KEIM, GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. Dr. T. REEN s Ut RN A. Examining Physician. H. IS8ERTEL, GENERAL AGENT FOB CHARLESTON. rffiee No. 365 King-street, CHARLESION, S. O. January 12 nae lyr Eeo) jjpubliict ons. jJIIOK BUYERS WILL KIND IX TU THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT TH Ii CATALOGU?. The List will be Changed at least Once a Week. HEW AND STANDARD BOOKS FOB SALE AT FoGAKTIK'S DOOK. DEPUSII'OKT. Catalogue Ko. ll. MURRAY'S ADVENT UR kid IN IHE ADI BON DAI'S-, with SUps and Illustrations. 82 THE PHYsiOl.OGV Ot' WOMAN, aud ber Dis ease^ lrom Infancy to O d Aga. ibe i res-rvatlon of Female Health, ftc, ftc, by C. Morrill, M. D.. SI 60 PiPERS FROM CT KB THI? WATER, a Parles of Let ers from Europe, by Moelair Tousey. iii 5C LSSAYS ON D1V0HCE AND LEGISLATION, with reference 10 in? U>iied Mate.?, by Theodore D. Woolsey, D. D., LL. D.. Pre>luent of Yale College, 51 75. UVE AC?tE? TOO MUCO. The Question of Pro? fit and Los* lu Amateur Farming, advt. 0 to those about purchasing small places, kc, by R. P. Roose? velt, tl SO. EIGHT YEARS' WANDERINGS IN CEYLON, by Sir -amucl W. Baker. SI 50. SKETCHES OF YOUNG COUPLES. YOUNG LA DIE-, YOUNG QENTLEMrN. by Quiz, SI 50. TUE MAU1J OF KINDNi-HS; or tbe Wondrous Story of tbe Good Hnw, by the Brothers Mayhew, with Illustrations by Crane. Si 60. CROOKES THE CLOWN, a Tale for Boys, by Benj. Clarke i lustrated. $160. PEGGY, A Ni; 01 HER TALES, a Book for Girls, illustrate 1. SI BO. A YfAK's LESION FROM THE PSALMS, for the use of Suuday school", by J. Worce-ter, 75 cents. New Books of London Iteliglona Tract Society. RFRTIE'S BIRTBDAYPIESEV r.OB PATIENCE REWARDED. 75 cents; Kate and ber Brother, 50 cents; Blanche Gamond, a Teroinp of the Faith, 50 cen'-; Q lality Fogg's O.d Led pr. 75 rents; Phil, ipa'? cri,jture Allan, 12 Colored Mapa, 23 cetitj; tu nora m i<- Views, BlbloPeu Pictures, and H>#tory of Joseph. SO ceut-> each: Uer ou* Mid Martyrs ol'tb. !>rill-U Reformation, 12 ' 'ard? in color*, 50 cents; Dr Waits' .Moral So. gs and Hymns, illustrated by 10 Card* beauti ully co'ored 50 cents. THE 1 ICU E WO 'AN by Rev. J D. Fultoa, to which ta added Woinau vs Ballot, SL TM?UE.TAKHURS OF M. PAUL, by John S. Howson, D. D.. D. an of Chester, SI 50 IH? HU-.?-I*N FABULIST, KRILC.F. AND UK FABLEH, bv llalsiou. ot the British Museum. $2 60. CHINA AND I HE CBI^EsE, bv Rev. John L. Nevins. 10 years Missionary ta < hina, 51 73. TOU UROWN'o bCHJOL D.\Yd Al RUGBY. SI 60 a OM BROWN AT OXFORD, a Sequel to School Days at Rusby. 2 v Js . *3. THE Flltsr FIFTY Y ?ABS OP THE SUNDAY SChUOL. by W. A. Watson, oae of ibo ."-ecretaries ot tbe Loudon Sunday -chool Union, SI. 1 Hf- <UNDAY SI BOOL, un Essay br Louis Dan? iels, London s. S. L*n oj, SI CU. T INf S Il'ALY. FLORENC- ANO VbNICE, from th? French, by J. Durand, SI 50. We oftVr very liberal terms to C?.UB< in the coun? try desi rons of making u-e of nur 1 CIRCULATING LLB KARY." any Books pub'iebcd in Uncrca rr Europe sent free ol' postage ou r ceipi ot publisher's price. Ad? dress FOG ARTIE'S BOUK DEl'OSirOliY, No. 2."0 King-street, (rn ihn BVIKL)Charleston. 8.0 May 11 i'*c stulliHnios \M**'?UING A\?l tl tlll-CU 1T1AO? LADIES AND 'IIll.DhclN attende 1 a. tie ir reaideuces prom ntl] aud at reason abie Sena orders *o 'V. .1 MARSHALL, Barber, April ll ' ' No, U Htm '.street (up stairs.) A OttANll V?ML?AVX KXHIBITIW AMD PROMENADE CONCERT Will bo given at MILITARY HALL, ander the aus? pice a of the ASHLEY FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, OF CHARLESTON. To commence on Monday Evening, 26th Instant, And continue for ten successive nights. A'1 mi?'sion only 25 cent?. Children 15 cents Tickets can be procured at the door. .?'j he patronage of the public is most respectfully solicited, as the Committee has pledged themselves to epare no pains in making this one of the most attract ve entertainments of the season. Befreab ments at city price*. Doors open at 7. Performance begina at half-past 8 o'clock. Change cf performance each e\*ciog. S. E. GRANT. Leader. T. S. DENNISS! )N, July 2(5 Chairman Committee. to jtotiurations. OPt LAU BOOKS SIN! FREE OF POSTAGE AT THE PRICES ANNEXED P HORSE TAMING BT A NEW METHOD. 20c. INQUIBE WUBIN for Anytning you Want to Know; or, Over 9700 Facts for the People, SI 50. FROSTS BOOK OF TA BLE A IX. 35c. WILSON'S BOOK OF BECI TAITON S AND DIA LOGUES, 35-. FROST'* DI ALOGUES FOR YOUNG FOLFfi, 35c. THE PARLOR STAGF. A Collection of Trawlng room -Proverbs, Charades and i ableaux Vivants, ll 60. f| B P.DD PER BON ES' B?OK of Stump Speeches and Burlesque O allons, 35c. FRO-> C's ORIGINAL LETTER WRITTER. 55c. M AB 1 IN h's H A > 1)- BOOR of Etiquette and Gulda to True Pol Heness 65c. DAY'S AMERICAN HEALY-RECKONER. 65c. BAB'ION'S CO YUL RECITATIONS aud Humorous Dialogues. 35c. a M ATEUtl THEATRICALS and Fairy Tale Dram? as, 36c. PARLOR THEATRICALS; or, Winter Evening's Entertainment; 30c THE MODERN POCKET H )YLE. Containing all the Game? of Skill and Chance, 55c. THE PARLOR MAGICIAN, 35c. BO K OF RIDDLES and Five Hundred Home Amusements, :5c. BOOK OF FIRESIDE GAMES *5& LIVE AND LEARN. A Quid' jr all who wish to Speak and Write Correctly Sile. THEENAPSACE FULL OF FUN; or, One Thons and Rations of l augbter. rsc. THE PLATE OF CHOWDER. A Dish for Funny Fellows, 30c. HOW TO CUT AND CONTRIVE GHILDREN'8 CLOTHES AT A SMALL COST. 20c. THE CHAIRMAN ANO SPEARER'S GUIDE; or, Tlulea for the Orderly Conduct of Publia Meetings, 20c ROOK OF ONE THOUSAND TALES AND AMUS? ING ADVENTURES, containing ever 300 Engrav? ings and 450 pages. $1 SO. THE COMICAL ADVENIURES OF DAVID D?F yiCK- 30c. TBELAUGHABLE ADVENTURES OF MESSRS. BROWN. JONKrt AND BOBIN -ON. 33c. DE WALDEN'S BALL ROOM COMPANION, or Dancing made Easy. ESc. COURTENEY'a DICTIONABT OF ABBREVIA? TIONS, 20o. CHESTERFIELD'S LETTER WRITER and Com? plete Book ot Etiquete, 400. KNOWLsON'a FARRIER and Complete Horse Doctor, 20 . THE sE "RET OUf ;or,One Thousand Tricks with Cards, $1 EC. 1HE SOCIABLE; or. One Thousand and One Homo Amusements. SI 50. BRISBANES GOLDEN READY-RECKONER, 40c, NORlH'.i BOOK Of LOVE LEITERS, 55c. Hit LGROVE'S BALL ROOM GU-DE and Com p?ete Dancing Master, 80c. '1 BE YOUNG R EPORTEB ; or, How to Write short band,55c. MARTINE'S LETTER WRITER and Book of Eti? quette Combined. $160. THE PERFECT GiNlLEMAN. A Book of Ameri? can Stlquetie, tl 60. MARTIN E'S SENSIBLE LETTER WRITER. 65:. WRIGHT* BOOR OF THREE THOVsAMD AMERICAN RECEIPTS; or, Ligh'bouse ol Valuable Juformation. SI 50. r RICHARDSON'S MONITOR OF FREE-MASONRY. 65-. RAH EY AND KNOWLSON'? COMPLETE HORSE TAMER AND PAHRIrR, 55c. THE BOOK OF FIVE HUNDRED CURIOUS PUZ? ZLES. 35c TBE AMERICAN HOME C01K BOOK, o5c. THE MAGICIAN'S OWN BOOK, $1 50. NORTH'S BOOK 08 LOVEJLETTERS. 55e. HOW TO UBHA VE: or. Toe Spirit or Etiquette, 20.'. BROAD GRINS OF THE LAUGHING PH'L03C PHEB, 20c. HOW IO TALK AND DEBATE, 23c. HOW TO DRESS WITH TASTE, 2k, THE YOONG BOUSr KEEPER'S BOOK, 2Cc. L \ L'GHING GAS. 30c. . rr ? r THE G \ME OF WHIS T, 20c. YATE COLLAGE SCRAPE-, 30c. BRIDAL ET I QU FT I t-. 20c. PARLOR TRICKS WITH CARDS 35c, BLUNDERS IN BEHAVIOR CORRECTED, 20c. FIVE HUNDRED FRENCH PHASES, 20c. HARPER' ? MAGAZINE, 45c. NINETEENTH CENTURY. 40c. GuDEY's LADY'S BOOK, 35c. LESLIE'S LADY'S MAGAZIN F, 45c. DEMORE*?! 'S MIRROR OF FASHION?, 45c. PETERSON'S LADIES' MAG 'ZINE, 30c. Novels by Cliarles Dieu en si OLIVER IWIST, 171 PAGES. 30 CENTS; AMERI? CAN Notes, 104 p iges 20c; Dombey A Son, 356 nages. 40c; Martin ch?zale wit, 341 pages, 40c; Oar Mutual Friend. 33u puro?. 40c; christmas Stories, 162 pages. 3Hc; J ai?' ol Two Cities, 114 pages. 20a; Hard Times and Additional christmas stones. 2'JO pages, 30c; Nicholas Nlckleby. 34o pages. 40c ; Bleak HOUM, 340 pages, 10c; Little Dorrit, V'S) pager, 4Uc; Pickwick Papers. 326 pages, 40 ; Dav>d Copperfield. 330 pages, 4')c; ii:iroai y Kudge 257 pages, 3Ec; Old Curiosity shop. 221 pages, 3?o; Great Expectations, 184 pages, 30c; sketches, 196 pages. 30:. Tue following Novels, by Sir Walter >cott Mulled at 30 Cents Each) WAVERLY, IVANHOE. KEN IL WO R I H. GUY Manuerinc, ?ntiquary, Rob Roy. 011 Mortality. Tbs Black Dwarf ana a Legend of Montrose, Bride or Lammermoor, Heart of Mid-Lothian, The Monas ter\, I he Abbot. Tbe Pirate, Fortunes of Nittel, Peve? ril or 'he Peak, Qaon in Durward. St. Ronau's Well, Bcd Gauntlet, J he Betrothed and Highland Widow, Tbe Talisman, Woodstock, Fair Maid of Pirtb, Anne ni Gewrsteiu, Couut Robert of Paris, The sargoon's Daughter. '.u receipt of the price, either In cash or stamp?, copies ol'any books ni tills list will he sent by mail postpaid. CHAS, C. lt I Oil! TE lt, No. 101 King-street, <"Julj 12 D*C I har!es:ou. 8. C. J^) I SHELL'S BOOK STOKE. WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &c. TBE POET AND THE PAINTER, or Gems of Art and Song, with ninety-nine Tirga steel engrav? ings, imperial 8vo. monro, $20. TESXYSOS'B ENID. IUistrated by Gustave Dort, fo? lio, in an e'egant binding, $10. TKX.NTSON'S LOOUSLY BALL, illustrated by Hennesy, 4 octavo, S3. Gnat's ELEGY, with seventeen finely colored drat? inga and a photographic reproduction cf the crlu'ual manuscript, 4to. $6.25. WAYSIDE POSIES, original Poems of country Ufe, edited by Robert Buchanan, with forty-seven illustrations. 410. $10. THE BLED, by Michelet, illustrated by two hundred aud ten exquisite engravings by GiacomelU, $6. CUBIST IN SOMO. or Bjms ot Immanuel, selected ir - m aliases by Philip Schall, D. D , fcvo, cloth gili extra, $6. COWPEB'S I ABLE TALK, and other Poems, beana tully illustrated by tbe moat eminent English Amita, l volume. 4to,?3. STOBY wiTHOOT AK EKD, from the German of Ca? ro ve, large 4to, with fifteen beanhful pic? tures, lu iinitatio J of water color?, $7 50. CHBLSTMAS CABOL. by toarles Dicken*, with thirty Illustrations, by Eytiuge, small 4 octavo, Sa. SCOTIA'S BARDS, the choicest nroduclions of the S<-o4tiah Ports, beautifully illustrated. Svo, 54. MAJIMIOW. br Waller -celt, willi ntteen photographie tltu?tr.i'ion , $s. LATS OF THE HOLY LAND, iroru ancient ami moder writers, with sixty-three Illustrations, Svo, rs. CHAMULBS' POOKOF DAYS a miscellany of popular uuiiqtiilie , Ivt ) \ar?e volume-, rai al Svo, SU. He above aie all in olegaut biudiugs. .Tanuirv lyr 5ti?ini] ^Ikfljines. IJIHE t.MVEHSU, KAVOHITE, :.j ( WILLCOX Se GtJBSS'7 j SILENT SEWING MACHINE. THIS MACHINE STANDS THUS FAR UNRL VALLfcD cs a FAMILY BUTING MACHINE, and has taken ihe place ol' over i?rty double thread ma. chines lu this city. Reliable Agents wanted in all large (owns in ?be State. Ii. li. HASELTON, No. 307 KlNG-sTREET, Wolcot .V Git>'is' A^rut cf South Carolina. NEEDLES, OIL. SILK, kc, constantly ou bani. RI pAlhlNG as uanal. etuthly Mat l QI I RATE OE 51.ta-.KMA. A GOOD COGLIN'4 : UMMER M ? DI' INE. M ADE fresh evorj day, by . jiB u. RAER. May jj No. 131 Mectjat-sirect. ' grgrtti? afc? ?bctt?ntni. fl ^lilEEirBROS & CO., j No. 74 EAST BAt, OFFER f OB SALE: SUGAR AMD MOLASSES. ?T A EHDS. PRIME ANO CHUlOE POBIO BIOO DU SiGAH 50 barrels Prime and Choice Porto Bice Sugar 10 Ind*. Ch o ic a Porto Bieo Molasses. SUNDRIES. * 256 boxes, radons brands. SO IP 20 barrels Pickled Herrin?. COTTON TIES. A supply of the Celebrated WAI LEY TTE always on hand. _2_\_Joly 29 BULK LONG CLEAR SIDES, SUGAR-CURED HAMS AND STRlfS. 1 /\ BOXE" BULK LONOCLSAB HIDES I. U 6 tierces fcxtra sugar-Cured Canvased Hams 5 boxs? Extra Sugar Cured Strips. Just received sod for sale bv July 29 1 LAUBEY A ALEXANDBB. VINEGAR. v I ft QUABTEB CASKS BORDFATJX. VINEGAR LU ?0 bbls. Whl'e Wine and Cider Vmeg. r. For aale by CLACTUS A WITTE, Ju-y 29_2_No. 86 East Bay. PEAS. i)AAfi BUSHELS BLACK PEAS, 8UITABLB SJ UUU for seed and teediLg for sale by Jnly 24_T. J. KEBB A CO. CHEAP CORN. QAAA BUSHELS WESTERN WHITB COEN, O' /UU sllgntly heated. For ?ale. at a low price, by T. J. KEBB A CO. July 22_ i FOR SALE. ~ ALOT OF CYPBE8* POsTS AND PIANKS; ? Also, a lot of ASH PL ANKS, 8 and 4^ inches 1 tulck, no JV landing by Steamer Marion on Mar? shall'.) Wharf. J. MARSHALL, Jr. July 13_tilth? FRESH DRUGS, - I JUST BECEIVED AND FOB SALE, WHOLE. I SALK AND BETAIL, by Dr. H. BAEB. No. 1 13LMEETING-STBEET WOLF'S SCH I FDA M SCHNAPPS Hostetter's Bitters Plantation Bitters Foutz' Horse and Cattle Powders Winslow's Soothing syrup Perry Davis' lalnki.ler j Meiicsn Mustanr Llnament tm Fabnestock's Vermlmge ?mU Peery's Desi Snot, Ac., Ac., Ac, fl Jone 26_stuth U. & H. W. CAT HEK WOOD'S j EXTRA FINK 'rURE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. j IN OBDEB TO FACTI ITATE THE SUPPLY OF OUB PURE OLD MONONGAHELA BYE WHIS? KIES to our former nm aer?os customers at tts South, we have appoint? d Messrs. B. GEBOTS A CO. our Agent?, wno by tbls arrangement, are en? abled to supply Uie trade st prices which anil lnsnre satisfaction. H. <; BL W. CATHER WO JD. H. <k H. \V. CATHEBWOUOD'8 IXTBA FINE PUBS OLD MONONGAHELA WHI8KIE8. ff ft BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAVORITE OU Wal-KIEJ, roniistineof X.XX. XXX, XXXX. and NECTAR and CABINET BBANDS, and also of o wer vrade?. Now landing, and for sale low by * H. Ok ED TS A CO., - Jnr. o 12 slutirSmo No. East Bay. SUGAR AND HOI ASSES. HH'8. CHOICE PORTO Biro SUG'R 4rO 50 bbls. choice Porto Rico Sugir 60 hilda Muscovado Sugar 100 bhds. Cuba Molasses 60 bbls. Cuba Molasses 10 bhds. Porto Rica Molasses. For sale in loti to suit pur.basers, by W. P. HALL, I July 7 wt imo Brown A co.'s Wharf. $100 PER DAY DlftCONTINUElT J HAVING OBTAINED AN EXTENSIVE AND widespread sale for ' 'CEN ICKY" brand of Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, we desire to announce that we sjhall not pack dally $100 in the small tin? foil pape? after this date, July 1st. Its merits being so favorably recognised that this inducement is no lorger necessary. To avoid misapprehension, how? ever, we would add that we s ball continue to pack ordere for elegant MEERSCHAUM PIPES in our "Yacht Club" and "Eureka" brands of Smoking To'acco. 1 ha "Yarht dub" in devoid of Nicotine, and can net injure the health, and is especially r* commend- . ed to people of sedentary occupations or nervous constitutions. The trade are Invited to send for circulars. P. LOBTLLABD, Jnly 17_atnthlmo_New York. WHEAT! WHEAT! AT NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE PRICES. WANTED TO PURCHASE, 10,000 BUSHELS CHOICE WH t AT. and will pay New York and Bsl'imore price*."according to quality. Joly 22 tbetng J Nv.?. CAMPSEN A CO. NEW GOODS. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREEA? BLE, most de ici>Ub and healthy food, used for Puddings, Jellies, Blanc Manse, Ice Cream, Griddlecakes, Soups, &?., put up lol lb. pack? ages, with directions for u?e. Desiccated cocoanut, for Pies, Puddings, Cakes, Ac, put op in half tb. packages, with directions. Sweet Oil, French and American in half pints, pints and quarts. Cider and White Wine Vloegir, warranted pure Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee, of good quality, at 35s. *?. A. Just lecetved and for sale by CO-OPEBMIVEGROOERV STORE, South wes. t corn? r Meeting and Market streets. Goods delivered free._May 28 HONEY ! FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAL. RV Dr. H. BAEB. Juno 26 No. lil SI ec tine-street. { Stoats. _ I jy? Lt. F I I. L. E Y , TROT, NEW YORK, MA NUTA Crc E EB OF STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS, HOLLOW WABE, 4c. MANUFACTUREE OF "PHILANTHROPIST." ?CHIEF COOK,' "CHARTER OAK" AND "01^^^^ COOKING STOVES. ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. AND FOB Uti BI D. L. FULLER! AUGUSTA, GA. OK; i THESE STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED FOB capacity, durability, convenience- and the (?enera! purposes to which cook mu Stoves are used. The PHILANTHROPIST is extraheav> pl..ted, and bu A.h Drawer; can r? made into a six boiler hole stove; bas cast iron Witcr Taut galvanized, or enamel lined, A strictly first-class sto?e. Tte . CIVILIAN ls ol a neat design, and ha* a One large Oven. This Stove caa be hau M itb the extension nark, ?ix holes, and reservoir when desired For further information apply to D. L. FULLEbTON. January 30 imo* Amma ta, Ga. T . Il U SI I? ls lt M V S , BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS. SION MEUCHA M. SALUS OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS. SRi CCKllItS AND PERSONAL rtit'PtRTY ATTENDED lt.'. > o . '4 7 B H O A D- S T ft E E T CHARLESTON, S. 0. .tl FfcBSNCEB. -# Ui.n. blN'-l ROI-l, vv. j. v w>ftATB, Esq. General JAUES Co>N KR, T. rt. EARING, ?sq. Octob?