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XH?J JL/?1L.Y JNJKW?S. i ai O RD AN, DAWSON & CO., PROPRIETORS. OFEIVE No. 149 EAST BA T. CERMS-DAILT NEW?, one year.$6 oo PAU X NEWS, six months. 3 oo DAILY NEWS, three months.2 00 Tm-WEEKLY Naws, one year. 3 00 TBI-WKEKLT NEWS, six months. 2 00 PATVticffr invariably in advance. No paper sent unless the tush accompanies the order, or for a long 0 r time thar, paid for. THE DAILY. NEWS will bo served to subscribers lu the city at 15 cuts a week. ASW2BTiSE2SsaT8,-F lrst Insertion, 15 cenia a Une; Subsequent :nsertlons, 10 conta a lino.^ Business Notices, 20 cents a Uno. Marriage and Funeral No ?tl oes, One Pollar each. JV is ir ? SUMMARY. -Gold closed yestordav ia New York heavy ak 35*. , " . .. -Cotton closed active; sales 1800 bales; middling 34c. --In Ijive-rpool yostorday ootlon cloped a S hado firmer, but with no change in the nooa 1 quotations; sales 12,000 balea, j -r-rWhite flannel shirts are affected by the swells at the seaside. -The New York News Association has so 0 ured the monopoly of tho new French cable. . -The New York papers fa.j that John Bus? sell You ne;, -with J- y Gould's assistance, is *bouMD,f lt>aoh a penny morning paper. -The first through car from Sacramento to New York city, arrived on Saturday morning, in six and a half days; exclusive of stoppages. _As the ti ?ne approaches for the Harvard and Oxford international boat race, interest in the event increases in England. Betting is said to be in favor of the Oxford crew. -The yacht Cambria is again triumphant, having beaten all competitors in the ocean rac? of the Boyal Yorkshire Yacht Clab, one hundred miles, from Loweshaft to Hull. -Mazzini's expulsion by tbe Swiss Govern? ment from his residence on the Italian fron? tier, is justified, by the authorities, on the ground of his revolutionary dootrines and the duties imposed by interrational law. ,->-The Norfolk papers chronicle the arrival lhere oh Saturday of a number of immigrants of both sexes, fro si the interior of Germany, bound for Western North Carolina. They landed 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 full share of such notoriety on the new tobacco , stamps about to be issued. The colored man is displayed on these stamps in all bis phases and conditions. -The case of the young American citizen Warren, who was knocked on the head by the gendarmes and put in prison, during the riots in Paris last month, for being accidentally in the street at the wrong time, is about to be judicially investigated, and the Journal asks a suspension of public judgment until it is de? cided. -Bishop Cummins, of Kentucky, notwith? standing the demand of Bishop Wbitehouse, of Illinois, that he should not do so, preached in Trinity Oburvu, OII?CORO, on ttunany muruiuK and evening. The church was filled. Bishop Cummins publishes a letter explaining his course in regard to the difficulty between him? self and Bishop Whitehouse, to which is ap? pended a letter from Brishop Wbitehouse to himse'i. The letter is bitter in its tone, pro? testing against Bishop Cummins visiting Bish? op Whitehouse's diocese to officiate in any manner within its bounds. -There is now in course of construction, in a, new yard in East Boston, a ebip of one thou? sand tons, and all the timbers of which she is composed are bent by machinery to exactly fit the molds/ The timbers are all bevelled before . being bent, and these frame timbers, together with the beams and knees, are framed and fas? tened in combination, before being raised, and. the details or clamps, waterways, kelsons, &c, progress toward completion, as the frames ara put up. Wben these are all in place the vessel .will be nearly ready for launching. . This working of frame lines outside and deck lines inside at tbe same time, is original, and is - considered much stronger and more com? pact than any other mo Je of wooden ship? building. -Tho French cable at Duxbnry, Massachu? setts, was spliced to the deep-sea cable at abeu ; sunrise on Friday. From 12 to 1 o'clock tbe people poured in rapidly to the beach. A swat m of small vessels hoveled around the fleet, and wh?m it anchored ?large number of visitors - hoarded the Chiltern, all of whom were hospi? tably enter tamed. The shore end was landed at 5 o'clock, amid tbe booming, of artillery on . the vessels and the cheers pf tbe multitude on - 1 shore. The people caught hold ot the cable and helped poll it up to the cable house, where it was ?sp]iced to the land cable, which is ran in -a trench to Duxbury. About six o'clock all the .arrangements were successfully carried out, .nd the best pf feeling prevailed. The cable is in perfect wot king order. Messages were sent ?nd received from Brest direct. Duxbury is quite animated. Telegraph men are construct? ing two land rout?s of wir?. As e/ solid aasur- . ance of the effect of the enterprise, it is stated' that the value of refid estate in Duxbury has Advanced one hundred per cent in thirty days, -There are no new developments in relation to the defalcation of Mr. F. W. Ballard, seere-. lazy of the Security Fire Insurance Company of ?*e w York. 11 is n ot probable, that any, pr os ecutioa will bs commenced against the default? ing officer, bis sureties being amply ablo io secure the company against all loss. No part -of the $68 000* was used by Hr. Ballard, except in Stock Speculations, and he bas appropriated no portion Of the amount to, bia own private use. The d?falcation, it seems, is not a mat? ter1 bf recant date, ncr w.is the missing sum all taken at one time. " Two years ago Mr. Ballard received notioo from bis broker, -that unless $5000 additional margin was. supplied him he would-be .compelled to sell, out'tho stocka thea in his bands belongng to mm (Ballard.) and in order to prevent a salo ?hereof at a loss, Mr. Ballard forwarded to the broker $5000 of funds belonging to the com . pany. Tho speculation on the secretary's part . proved to bo a ru mona one, aud be has since .then - used the company's fonds tram ti in o to tini?, in the hope that his ill hick Wpuld be re? trieved, until lbs total o moan ted to $63 000 ibo Wa found to bo missing by the Finance Ctaamittce, Mr. Ballard is new. at his home In Connecticut, and, it is said, i i deeply morti? sed at the position in which ho finds himself. Mem??* a clean breast of all bis unfortunate (transactions, -Seventeen years ago thc Postmaster of New York oity, Mr. Isaac V. Fowler, abstracted a considera bio amount, of money belonging to 4,ho government, and fled from the country a ..'de iou lt er. ' Until a short time ago nothing was Jino.wji<of hm Bubstquent history. He now turn i up at Tepioo, Mexico, in the light of a pub io ben?fao or ?nd a model citizen. His jromantic advo.iturcs aro related in the Nosv York Sun ss follows : Leaving New York, the ! ex-poaixnaster beut his footsteps in the direc? tion of the City of Mexico. Ile had not been there long before Messrs. Barron, Forbes & Co. solicited hun to go to T?pico to take charge of their cotton manufactory there. Mr. Fowler, attouded by an escort large enough to cope with the brigand bands, by whom he was likely to be attacked, made tho journey in twenty days, and arrived in tho City of T?pico in September, 18G0. Ho has resided there ever since. The cotton manufactory he found in very poor condition, but as all the water nceessary to ruu tho mill was accessible, bis first measures wore lo ira provo the power and the place. New machinery was ordered from New York, and machinists were'tinported with it. The manufactory buildings and all tho outbuildings wore enlarged and improved. An elegant mansion was constructed for Mr. Fowler's uso. Ibo grounds were taste? fully laid out, ornamented with trees, plants and flowors. The natives, instead of harboring jealously at his enterprise, industry and taste, on the contrary made h m their exemplar. The charges which have been wrought ju T?pico throagh tho civilizod and humane influence of Mr. Fowler are Wonderful to contemplate, and moro, he has secured tho regards and respect of Lozada, thc Indian monarch and his powerful people for the United States sud its citizens. He en? courages Lozada to resist the encroachments of tho General Government. lu another year, Isaac V. Fowler will say pood-bye to his Tepis friends, to Lozada, all of the f anted and once infamous district, and return to New York c ty. CHARLESTON. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1869. Manufactur?e at tbe South. People everywhere are beginning to open their eyes to the marvellous advantages which this Southern land of ours possesses as a manufacturing region. The contrast between the doleful talk of the New Eng? land mill-owners and the cheerful reports from the cotton faotories of South Carolina, Georgia and other Southern States, is too marked to long escape the attention of the keen sighted capitalists of the North. A Massachusetts m&nufaoturer has reoently declared that it cost at least Sixteen cents to manufacture iabrioa whioa would not bring in market more than fifteen cents per yard. Whether this be true or not, certain it is that either because of real loss, or in order to seome a high protective tariff on foreign goods, the whole Yankee manufac? turing interest is just now making particu? larly wry. faces. Formerly, as is well known, the profits of ootton manufacture were very great, and it may now be that the complaint is owing rather to a reduc? tion of these large dividends than to the alleged total deprivation of profits. In any event, however, it is gratifying to know that the depression, real or affected, which pre vails in New England, is not felt in any de gree by our own mills, and that even re? oently established ootton faotories in the ootton producing region are paying quar< terly dividends of five per cent, upon initial experiments. New England manufacturers must look to it, or their occupation will soon be crone. They must choose between contenting themselves with smaller profits transferring their mills Southward, or turn? ing their capital into other avenues. In few years the people of the entire South will be supplied with ootton fabrios manu? factured where the ootton is grown, and possibly Southern mills may find a large market also in the North for their goods, In the faoe of the united opposition of the great West, and of a South steadily and surely increasing in wealth and power, the '.'industrial kings" Down East cannot hope muoh longer to bolster up by special legis lation, at the expense of consumers, the pleasant monopoly which 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 erected during the year 1868 were ?879, against 1800 in 1867, and 1834 in 1866 Total humber of build? ings in Baltimore 54,512. White popula? tion 803,761, oolored 48,876; making a total of 352,136 The following table indicates the various census returns since the year 1790: ' Years. Population. 1790. 18.508 1800. . 26114 1810.... 85 583 1820. 63 788 1830. 80 625 1840.102 813 1850.169.054 1860.212 418 1868.852,186 Further evidence establishing the growth and. expansion of the city, may be seen ia the,rapid inorease of its assessable prop ?rty sinoo the year 1850. Sor that yeer, the value of both real and personal amoun? ted to $78,678,244. lu 1860 lt had in? creased to $135,083,435, and for 1868 it waa $2_0?A?M*8. The following is the table of imports (lu gold) and exports (itt currenoy :) _ . 1 Year?. '" Imports. Exports. 1868....$14 321,723 $14893971 1867 .. . ..... 12 042 874 12 268,617 1886.... 9 979 523 I 11078 880 1865. 6 211,257 9614 055 1864,. 6 076,299 12,862 448 1863. 5,886.704 9.967,963 The three articles of sugar, coffee and molasses alon? amounted to $11,488,303, or : 80 per cent, of the gross total value oz all I the imports' This Board of Trade report before hs pai s a handsome tribute to the management of the Baltimore and Ohio and tbs North-, era Central Railroads, both of which have contributed very materially to th? growth' and prosperity of Baltimore. May we hot hope, ere long, that when our own. Board of Trade shall publish Ita fifth or eixth an? nual report, that a similar encomium may there ned a plaoe on the South Carolina; Railroad, and its through connections to Memphis, Tioksburg, Louisville, Cincin? nati and Chicago? Once the Blue Ridge Railroad is finished, we see no reason why our harbor should not bo the outlet of a great share of the oommeree of the. West. The following paragraph'gives the ex? perience of our Baltimore friends in Atlan? tic Hteam navigation : "The Hue of steamers between this port and" Bremen tito Southampton, has ran roru'aviy throughout the yo rr, and continued steadily to increase in popu'arity. The Hist SIX months' oxperience encouraged the building of two al (b?onal steamers ?? still larger capacity, both ? or which will be placed ou the liae the next spring. Tbis lino has attracted and drawn hither for export much produce, which other? wise would have found an outlet further North. One of the many advantages it possesses in its connection with the Baltimore and Ohio Bail road, is that which enables shippers from the West to send their cotton, tobacco and other merchandise directly to tho ship's pier, thus saving drayage, all extra hauling and much time." This is an inducement wo also hope at aonio time to be able to offer to our cor? respondents; but as yet the drays form a link in our connections. From the "import statement" we^JTndJ that Baltimore, during the year 1868, im? ported 10 614 tons of guano, at a gold valu? ation of $204,879, a little les? than $20 per ton. As this is one of the articles that pass the customhouse without paying dury, there is no reason to believe that the valu? io un? derstated. Of samao, she Imported 20.1,605 pounds, valued at $8731, which certainly looks like carrying coals to Newoastle; c effie o 43, 083 611 pounds, valued at $4,204,742; toys $30,421 and dolls $17,379: Of rice, she imported 5,151,758 pounds, valued at $187, 791; of sugar, 137,862.884 pounds, valued at $6,391. 987; and of molasaes, 4>,529,342 gallons- $831,369, The principal exports were : Bread and breadstuff's, including corn, meaVoata, rye, rye flour, wheat, wheat flour, and other grains, to the value of $8,772,31)3; cotton, unmanufactured, 10.079 609 psunds-$2, 208,318; oil cake 86,226,168 pounds- $940, 601; coal oil 211,629 gallons--$61,762: pe? troleum, crude, 1,062,600-$868,043, and refined 1,482 435 gallons-$?34 817. To bsCQO, leaf, 89*617,427, pounds-$3,846,201 For the benefit of our embryo oyster planters, packers and merohants, we copy the article on "Oysters and Canned Goods :" "We not? a very active irado during the past year, owing io, reopening nf business with Southern States, and scarcity of fruit for past packing season, making thu demand in excess of supply. Thc number of houses in this city and oountiea adjacent being about 80, of which some 50 are strictly in' the packing trade, employing about 8000 bauds of both Sexes in the shucking, packing, peeling, pre? serving, ?to. About 10,000.000 bushels of oys? ters are consumed, one-third of whioh 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 gallon each; the balance of the oyster* say 6.600,000 bushels-are packed in 1 and 2 pound cans, of which, during the active sea? son, some 150,000 cans are daily packed; so that 20 to 25,003,000 cans are required for this trade au nu alfy. It is estimated that some $20,000,000 are invested in this interest, in and adjacent to Baltimore, and that the annual produot is wcrth $7,000.000 to $10 000,000." e *a? . ? Periodical Literature. THE DENTAL TIMES. A Quarterly Journal of I) .nital Science. Edited by James Traman D. D. S. Philadelphia : Jjly, 1869. The number for this quarter cornea to us with a very inviting table of contents, Th original artioles are-on Dental Hygiene Meroury in Vulcanized Rubber; Quackery Os Artificial as a Capping; Lost Parts Re stored by an Artificial Appliance, by Dr B. A. Rodrigues, of Charleston, S. C Statistical Notice of the Clinics in the Penn? sylvania College of Dental Surgery; Dental Pledges, and on the Importance cf Cleans? ing the Teeth Every Day, besides interest? ing editorial.articles. We desire, however, more especially to call 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 pleasure to bear testimony to hie skill and. industry in tbs mechanical part of bis profession. The case he here describes is that of a gentle? man, who, after protracted, ulcerative and absorptive in fl tmmation of the palate had terminated, oame under Dr. R 's oare. The disease had "compromitted" in ita ravages both horizontal plates of . the palate bones, and the palative procesaos of the superior maxillary, leaving an osseous ridge of in? considerable size, circumscribing concen? trically the alveolar border of the upper jaw. The Doctor sayB: "A range of very fine teeth induced me to seek a basis of support for some mechanical adjustment, ether than the usual clasps around the teeth, and availing myself of the semi-circular bony ridge, tue only vestige of the former osseous palate, I contrived a vul? canite plate, with a creaoentic tnUcus or groove, which we so carefully adjusted and finished as to securo successfully a basai support for the entire piece. So completely has the chasm boen filled by my 'opvrculatepLate.' as I have termed it, that all deficiencies and defects have been signally removed." BettnPol. ? have remove! to the ?tore No. U? MBETi HQ o^euK m^tf$^&P'c?^Z their are offering ? luvt? ant complete assortment of DR? and FANOT GOODS. I?> . july s . i B i i I ? ? B I UN IV ET. H 91 TY OST VI HOB "? IA. - TH E Beision of this loatitution c?ramenos* anon* .ail / on the first day ot Ooiober, and continue?, with? out interruption, till the l'hurediy prece J lng tho fou? h of July ensuing . " The. orgams it lon of the Institution ia very com? pte e embracing extensiva ?nd thorough co ur-es of instruction 1d LIrERATUUB AMD hCIENCE, and in tho Profusions of Law, Medicino and Engi? neering. , . be (XpenflA of tho Academlo or Law Student, ex? clusivo of the coat of text books and clothing and pocket money, amount to about $366 per ass ?ion o' nine monto.; sud of the Engineering or j Me noni Student to a^ont $395 of which ooma, re speetlvelv, aMO or $350 la payable on auroission, and tne oulam-e in the progre?*ct the t-esalon. For details send for ce'alouoe. P O., "Univ ralty of Virglni*." ??? July M . Into Chairasen ot the Faculty. W AlHInOTOR OOLhiieB, LEKINGTON, VIRGINIA. PRESIDENT, GENERAL R. E. LEE, AIDED BY A FULL CORPS or Psorassons. THE riKXf PELION OPENd SEPTEM BEB 16TH 1869, and closes Jute iSth, 1870 in a? ?don >t? iho roouiur Collegiate course, tne Pro'c^toual rchooin of Law and civil and aiming Engineering, ara lo lull opaistnin. Noce*Bury expense*, front *$J0 to 1375. For catalogue, address ' J M. LBEOH. July 10 Imo uiork of Fie -Ity. ?\ O L ?J O W K , MTPE?UOU TO TB? 8Ei?T IUPORVID CO T.OdNE W ACER,. ?saanu?ouircd ?nd sold wholesale and reiet? b* , ur, H B \fclt. Juaeai . No. 181 Meettng AV ct. WANTK., 1 vj.,?..-. AND GEN1LK M EN ul *' . PI affection of tbe Chest to relieve then J mig . bottle of WTNE OE TAB._ J_July 29 WARTRU. . f - ' . YOUNO LAO Y, A rill CA I' i?fP*' vi'HEH In a family or school in tbe < : ? .? ' ich Music, both Vocal and Instrumcn ' . . V "**t recommendations ran be siren <.: . - \sWr un-' .leimtatio? as a teach? er. Please ad.lr " j?iu.' I/' tf? G. B., Box No. 094. Chnrlcsto i P. ' ?t *_ July 29 AYOC*C ;A ?{f^*'K W IJIfAV ^GEHDIAN preferred: I IS.?-1' *? t0 tbe_goneraI house? work of a sroa" : ...:?' . at KKhlDENi.E on Lot ol German Sr iW soei'-l y, Archdale* a treat, be? tween W-st an > IL ; fte stn . ts._Juiy27 WANTK: . ..'.Cr A R* 8lDK<V< E, say Tl S FOTIU ROOMS, on or lear Wentworth-et al * \ I alli ?Igo Avenue- Rent ?ot to exceed $35 z., at Ibis-office. July 27 WANTB? . .> *M 'EflIT Ai VII SK 'I # go to ' liv large of four chi kl rc? for two?mont1 . u.en attona required. Ap? ply at No 39 < ? IRE T. Julj 24 _ <$ TFASTI" . > HMi'KTRST S1AR, PUll TT aper' u nouiilry job, capable sf doing wheelwright . i ii' ttl >*ork. Apply luviASiE RON, BA hi v _Joly 24 WANT? U 1 O Ft KC 1ASE FOE ?'ASH, ago? u ".> D PIANO, Stars ptico and maker; . ?? is W , Nt WS OFFICE July 9 O Vivi HOLTS K, OF THREE >iun,fw4tl di ch cu., in the can tra) U ut uti i exceed $20 per month. ihiJOffim . June 17 Wa NTIC U, itv '. lAlllllHU MAN, A situation in ?omo-O. ?too Mill toutb or Soulh ivest; ts acquainted with all branches, having work ad in them all, but slwuld H'lad WEAVING as a choice, i orties wishing to engage su>-h a person ?ill please ad?resBa, noie, stating terms, to JOHN J, SELLY, No, IIS !? tate-ytrcct, Huston May 24 WAM'KU, l'iVKIllUOl)? TU ?DB. SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY .i H ABLES C. iu<? tn EU'S Si-kc i Library of New Books contains all ol tko-la tea. publications. April 21 No. 161 KiNG-tSTREET. CH I N K.s IO &A8UUEHS.-PAIITIES wishing, to employ,large- or small numb'ra of OS IN ESE LABOREEN, u ay make the necessary irrar, gemeats for. prauurlng gang' of slat- required lelivered in any part of tbe eountry, by application lo KOOPMaNaCHAAB, ban Francisco, california. July 20 WANT KD-AGKNT8 - TU SB LL THE AMERICAN KUI ll TNG MACHINE. Price ?25. Tho simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Ma shine eves invent?e. Will tot 20,000 stitches per minute Liberal inducements to Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY, Boston, Maes., or SU Louis, Mo. May 4 78 WAN.TED, AC v tfi K Y BUOY TU KNUW that JOB PRINTING of aU kinds, plain and arnamoqiwl, ia executed promptly in the neatest .tyle and, at the lowest New York prices?.ac lax NxwsAob Omeo. No. 149 EAST BAY CaH and? ex? amine the seals of prices bo.'ore giviag yoax orders Bise whose. WASTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI? CAN FARMERS' HORSE BOOK, in both Eng tish and German, by Robert stowart, V. H., ol Miss, t he work covers the whole ground *f the breeding ?ndraisin;;, and the treatment ot' horses and mules, bo'.h in sickness and health. It has waa its way to popular favor, and is t>day the most popular and bott selling Horse Book out. Address O. F. VEN Publisher, Cincinnati, O. fimo* March 19 WAflTEU-AGENTS-.YBTOSdiUO FKK month, evervwhere, male and female, to in troduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SWING MACHINE. Thia ma chine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cor,!, bind, braid and embroider in a most superior manner P.ice only $18. Fully warranted for five years. We will pay $1000 tor any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. It makes tbe ' Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second -titch can he Ant, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay agents from $75 to ?200 per month and expenses, or a coin mission from which twic? tfcat amount can be made. Address, M BOOMS ACO., PITTSBURG, PA.; ST. LOUIS. MO., or BOSTON. MASS. CAUI10N.-Do not be Imposed upon by other parties palming off worthless cast-iron machine.-, uuder the ?ame name or otherwise. Ours ls the only genuine and really practical cheap machine manufactured. 78 Mav 4. QLo lieut. TU KENT. TUE PLEASANTLY SITU Al ED TWO AND A HALF STORY RESI? DENCE, No. 5'Gadaden-street, oppo?ite Wentworth Apply at CHAR LEVI ON STEAM bAW MILL. Kif. V I. f?r,-ru AGENTS, ANO OTHERS having houses to rent, can have their Placards, Ac, printed at the lowest rates and in the newe i and neatest styles of tvpe, at THE NEWS JOB OF J*ICE, No. 149 Eaat Bay. In Salt. Fm SALK LOW, A LAIIOE CHURCH ORGAN, contamina thirty-five S.ops. ALSO, A SMALL PARLOR ORGAN, containing four Slops, in a handsome Rosewood Case. Apply at JOHN BAKER'S ORGAN FACIORY, No. 13 Van d. rliorst-street. thstuStb July 8 AT FRI VATE SALK, THAT FIN K STAND with fixtures for a .Grocery, corner Calhoun and East Bay streets. No. 35. Apply ON PREMIRES. tbstu January 21 17?m SALK AT AI ILK Si, 8. C., THE J} FINEST PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT in the town, admirably adapted for a first class Private Boardin ? House, very near the Railroad Depot. ? m the preiLi.se? there are about twenty-lour rooms, in? cluding cottaaes, which coull be u-ed for boarders. Grounds elegantly laid oat and the entire premises in thorough order and repair and newly painted ; well and cistern. Lot 300 t>y 300 feet. This House could be kept filled with boarders all the year round. With the bouse may be purchased some handsome Furniture. Possession given immediately. To persons disposed to open s large Private Boarding House at Aiken, no such opportunity bas yet oeen ofiorded. Competition need not be feared IIB a doz? n such bouses could not accomm idaie the large number of persons applying for boa? d. Ter . a-$12.0t0 cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and for stamps. Apply (rncloalng postage stamp) to FRI'DERICK A. FORD, Attorney at Law, Jenkins street. Aiken, 8. C. mihi Jut v 19 FUK SALK. OVE HU AOKEH THOUS? AND ACRES OF LAND in Kershaw County, South Carolina. CONSISTING or: FIFTY Vi'RY SELECT FARMS near Camden and on the Railroad, varying lu siae from ISO to SOO acres These and adjoining sarros are being taken by our beat citixens, and adord every advantage tor health? ful, comti r able and profitable tarros. MANY LARGE AND CHOICE PLANTATIONS, convenient to market ' DESIRABLE RESIDENCES in Camden and Kirk? wood. SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS OP WOOD LAND AMP A few very VALUABLE &ITE3 for manufactories. Address, WM. M. SHANNON) Attorney at Law, Camden, R. C. Yaly 28 nao Imo* i WTWft??HS, B HO KER?. J\. others wishing "rpr Salar _. Cards, or other Jo?. Pr mus* executed with n??i aaa dispatch, will ooasult their lutorest by leav? ing their orders at THjBfNBWB JOB OFFICE, No. ?ja Beal Bay. . T7HIK SALK, OLU ISEW8PAPKRS IN Jj any quantity. 1'rioe 75 cents per hundred. The cheapest wrapntnu paper that can be need. Ap? ply at the office of IHK N EWS, March 1 c H A OLKS TON HOTEL,, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. T?lS FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. SITUATED IN A pleacant location, and In the bu-nucus portion of the cit-, rend-rs it the most neelrable H?sel for either permanept or transient guests. . be accommodations areunsurpasied.haviig extensive suites ni elegaut y furuLned ap nt mun ts io. f milles a d Singlo gentle? men The proprietor will endeavor io maintain tbe blub reputation e- joyed by the "(Tbarleston" as s first class bona?, and no effort will be spared to do serve a continuance of the liberal patronage hereto fore bestowed upon lt The beal of Live y accommodations will be found idjoininu the establishment. lbs house i supplied with tbs celebrated Arte alan Water of which d e.Ljh'ful ba'hfl eau be bad either day or night. n. H. JMK-ON, Jaly 13 1 ' Proprietor. gT. tl LO V m H OT ABa*. ram NEW AN D COM MOI IO US BOBBE, LOO AI SD corner ck Broadway ind Votty-eecoad-sireet. posflesses a l amtagea over all other booses for the ac com modulion ot tte cnesta, Itt waa .built expresa); for a nret-clMs family boarding botase-the room? boina large and en sube, heated hy steam-with bot sou oold W Ur. and furnished soconl. to nose; While ? ni culluary pepartmeui is io uhr most experienced M-nde, ail Teing ifu<**ts an uneqiiallfd table. one of Atwood's Patent Elevators ia atso among ta*,'*modernimprovemeata" ena ?t the service Ot guests at all bou rs. The Uroudv.n mid ITntvorstty Pl.u . Cars pass the door every tmr oduutea. rnnnin . from the .etti Hall io Central Pi k, while tbsMxtbaud ?venta. -Avenue'inorare hut a'ani>ri biook on eltpei side" .aflordfhg ample fjolltfleB for roinmunioatlng aHthai 'be depooi.i ?te iii?iioat landings. ohHtSS of .?junas* Varch lA p 6n>M w tv IV, O. V - UUWAKI? UHIUK, AO. 3. rHB MEE I I>G OE THU LODGE V?lLL DE he'd THIB (Thursday) EVKNIWO, at Eight o clock rsolady. eaudldttoB for Initiation and Degrees will bo o nc tu *1. E. L. TERRE , July 29 th Recording bocretary._ T. tL O. {P.-HOWAKO LODO IS, No. 3. rHE OFFfCEBS AND MEMHEB8 OF THIS Lodge aro requested io as?einble promptly I HIS thursday) EVENING. Tho presentation will take lane, and the officers an t members of the H. w. r.ind Lodge, also the officers and menioers of f onth aroliua Lodge, No. 1, Marion Lod^e. No. 2, Jiffer ra Lodue. No. 4, and ^Chiller Lodge? No. ?JO are -eternally invited to participate The B. W. D. D. iiand Master will be in attendance. BEN J. BICE, ("bah ann of Comuiittee of Arrangements. July 29____ _*_ ^HMEHo'CLUB.CHAItbESTGV NECK A TT I-ND MEETING; THU 6 V. a'., AT LY-N :B'd 3L Kai m. * July 20 Batters tn Panhruptci). rm TICK. msxttiCT cou HT W THE j UNM-EBHTATB8 FOB w,?TJiH CAROLIN* - CLY TERM 180?-IN THE M ATI ll CF R. J. IOIRBEAD, M. t>.. OF CHARLESTON. Bi\NK ITPI - FETHION FOR FULL AND FIN*Ii DIS HARGE IN BANK RUP CCY.-Ordered, That a hear ig be hatton the TWBNTIEIH DAY OF JT/LT, A. D. 16V. at Fcooral Courthouse in Charleston, S. C.; id th*t all Creditors, fcc, of said Bankrupt appear E'daid lim? und place, au B OW cause, if nuytbey in, why the prayer of tho petitioner should not be ranted. And that the second and third meeting of rcditom of. said Bankrupt will bo held aube office f J. C. CABBENTER, Esq, Registrar of First and ^eondCoiv ress'onal Di-tricto.- s. C., on thciwxNTX tNTH DA? Oif JCI.T. 18(19, at 12, M. By order of tho court, tho l?th day of July, 1860. DANIEL B OR LB ECK. Clerk of tb? District Court ol the U. S. for K C. July 19 luth* ^asurante. "1 O ARDI AH MUTUAL jr UK INSURANCE G0IV1PAM? OR NEW ITO R K . Orgsnned in 1839 . ALL POLIGES HON-FORFEI TABLE. IALFLOAN TA KEN. NO NOTES REQtfXRED. LAST GASH DI YID EBRD BO (FIFIY| PUR. CENT. STATEMENT. Mices in three.S'ii>, 'O J.OOO asets. 1,300,OOO annal Income. 800,000 ?oases Paid. 500,000 OFFICERS, W. H. PECKHAM, President, WM. T. BOOKER. Vice-Pree?ent L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FCDICKAB, Superintendent. DIRECTORS. lon. JOHN A. DIX, New York. Iou JAMES HABPEB, Firm of Harper & Bros., ex Mayor New York. on.N J. CHANE, President Bank Republic. fu. M. VEUMILYE, Banker (Vermilye & Co.) HAS G. ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Com? pany. [on. OEOEOE OPDTKE, ex-Mayor of New York. IISOTC. MOKOAN, Banker. ii o MAB RIGNEY, Firm Thomas Rigney fc Co. 'ENj. B.?-HEB HAN, Treasurer Nev York Stearn Su? gar Refining Company. I?BON ARNOLD, Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co. ?ICUABD H. BOWNE, Wetmore fc Eowne, Lawyers. :. V. HA?OHWO?T, Firm E. V. Baughwout & Co. VM WILKBNS, Firm of W. Wilkaus ft Co. CLius H. PRATT, Merchant. VM. W. WRIGHT. Merchant. 'HAS J. bTABB, Merchant. VTI.T.TAM ALLEN. Merchant. IEO. W. CCYIJCB, Bauker, palmyra, N. Y. IEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insur? ance Company. 'OHM G. ; HENWOOD. Park Place. V ALTON H. PECKHAM. Corner Fi tu Avenue and Twenty-tblrd-street. ?LcWABn H. WSIOHI, Newark, N. J. )E3. W. FARLEE, Counsellor. V. L. COOSWELL, Merchant. Oft. O HOE It El ill, GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. >r. T. REENSTJERNA, Examining Physician. H. IS8EUTEL" GENERAL AGENT POR CHARLESTON. ? Alee No. 965 King-street, CHARLESTON, 8. C. January 12 nao lyr ^^rj^Publtiat ons. |_KOOK BUYERS WILL FINO IT TO :HEIB ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS CATALOGUE. The List will be Changed at least Once a Week. NEW AND STANDARD HOOKS FOB SALE AT rUG ARTI E'S BOOK DEPOSITORY. -I Catalogue No. ll. MURRAY'S ADVENTURES IN THE ADI BON ) At'K -, with Maps and Illustrations. 92. THE PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, and her Dis ases from Infancy to Old Age. The Preservation >f Female Health, fcc, fcc, by C. Morrill, M. D.. 1H PAPERS FROM OVER THE WATER, a Series of .et,era from Europe, by cdnclair Tousey. fl 60. ESSAYA ON DIVORCE AND LEGISLATION, with ?Terence to the United States, by theodore D. Voolsey, D. D., LL. D., President of Yale College. 1175. t IVB ACRES TOO MUCH. The Question of Pro It and Loss ia Amateur Farming, advice to those ?bout purchasing small places, fcc, by R. P. Roose? velt, tLgo, EIGHT YEARS' WANDERINGS IN CEYLON, by Hr -amuel W. Baker, fl SO. SKETCHED Ol' YOUNG COUPLES. YOUNO LA* ^?^G?,r^K?Sm^ oVae'W&drous itory or the Good Baw, by the Brothers Mayhew, vith lilustvatlons by Crane. fl 60. H. . CROCKER TBE CLOWN, a Tale for Boys, by *e?ij. Clarke ilustrated. tl 50. PEGGY, AND Ol HER TALES, a Book for Girls, Il?strate 1. tl 60. A Yt- ARM LESSON PROM THE PSALMS, for the lae of Shnday school?, by J. Worcester, 75 cents. Sew Booka of London Religions Tratet Society. BERTIE'S BIRT BD A Y PRESENT, OBPATIKNCP REWARDED. 75 cents; Kate snd ber'Brother, 50 seats; Blanche Gamond, a heroine of the Paith, 60 rent?; Quality Fogg's Cd Ledger, 76 cents; Phil, lpn' . cd,.turo Atlas. 12 Colored Maps, 25 cents; Panoramic Views, Bible pen Pictures, and History of joseph, 60 cents each ; Heroes and Martyrs Of the rtritiih Reformation, 19 Cards in colors, 50 cents; Dr Watta' Moinl Songs Sod Hymns, illustrated by IO Cards beau ti? olly colored ?? cents. THE i RUb; WO VAN by Rev. J D. Fulton, to which ts added Woman vs Ballot, tl. . IHK Mtv 1* ?Holt- OF Hf. PAUL, by John 8. lowson, D. D.. Dean of Cheater, tl 50. i Hu. BU^IAN FABULIST, KR I LOF. AND HU PABLES, by Ral?! on, ot the British Museum, f2 60. CHINA AND THE CHINESE, br Rev. John L. kevins, 10 years Missionary tn China, tl 75. TO vi BROWN'? r CHu?L PAYS AT RUGBY, tl 60. lOM BROWN AT OXFORD, a Sequel to School Oaya at Rugby. 2 vvls . S3. I THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS OF THE 8UNDAY WH OO U by W. A. Watson, one of ibo f eorelajriea of ibo London Hunday i chool Union, tL THE SUNDAY SCHOOL, an Essay by Louis Dan el?, London s. fL Un o?, fl CO. T*INk'S II ACV,FLOREMOS AND VENICE,from hs French, by J. Durand, tl M. * We offer very liberal terms to CLUBS Ila the coun? ty desirous of making nae of our t CIRCULATING ?IBRAllY." Any Hooka pubMshed in Amor'ca or Europe sent re* ofpostage oa V. eel pt ot publl eher 's j price. Ad "^FOO?Wjte^ BOOt! DEPOSITORY, io. 260 Klug-streot, (in tho iienrt, I Charleston, S. O May li nao stiithfimos A.8ieiniINO A%1> itAlie-UUTTia?. LADIES AND JHILDru?N ittendel at th?l* residence*: promptly and at reason? abie rates. lend orders to > - W. IP U ARS H ALL, Barber, Aofrfl H No. ll Broadnitreet tup atairs.) ^ ?HA.vw TABLEAUX kXiuBinuN AMT> PROMENADE CONCERT Will be given a'. MILITARY DALL, under tho aus picoa of the ASHLEY FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, OF CHARLESTON. To commence on Monday I vonine, 36tH Instant, And contiuuo lor ten suceessiv:* nightn. Admhoioa only '25 cents. Children IC cent;? Tiokets eau bo procured* ut the door, 'ibo patronage of the public is most respec'fully solicited, as tito OommitUo has pledged tu*m?elvc8 to spare no pains in in*bing this ono ot tho most attractive outsrtainments of tho season, Relreth mente at city prices. Door* open at 7. fi rlorinance begins at half-past 8 o'clock. Chungo cf pcitorinatice each evening. S. li. GR INT. Leader. T. S. DKNNISSoN, July 26 Chairman Committee. tico? ^aoitiattLTiS. OPIILAU Il O O K. 5 ftl NI I RLE OF POSTAGE T THE PRICES ANNEX ED HORSE TAMTJfQ BY A NEW METHOD. 20c. INQUIRE WITHIN tor Anything you Want to Know; or. Over 3700 facts for toe People, $1 50. FRO-U's BOOBLOF TABLEAL'X. 35C. WILSON'S BOOK OF RECITATIONS AND DIA? LOGUES, 36.'. FROSIV DIALOGUES FOR YOUNG FOLFS, 35c. THE PABLOR STAGI* . A Collection ol Drawing room Proverbs, Charades und 'tableaux Vivants. 1 50. BRUDDiSR B' ?NKK' BOOK of Stump fapeecheaaud. Burlesque O-at ions, 35c. FROil".^ OUl?l VAL LETTER WHITTER. 55c. M AR UN E's H * VD.COOK of Etiquette and Guido to True Politeness. 55c. DAWS AM KUIi 'AN READY-RECKONER. 55c. BAlUON'ti COMIO RtCITATIONS anti Humorous Dialogues, 35c-. AH ATEUli THEATRICALS and Fairy Tale Dram? as, 35c. PARLOR THEATRICALS;; or. Winter Evsnius's Entertainment, 36c. THE MODERN POCKET HJYLE. Containing all the Games of.skill aud Chance, 55c. THE PARLOR MAGICIAN. 35c. BOcK OP RIDDLES and. Five Hundred. Home Amusements, ; 6c. BOOK OF FIRESIDE GAMES, 35.:. LLVE AND LEARN. A Guide for all who wish to Speak and Write Correctly 80c. THE KN/vl'nACK FULL OF FUN; or, One Thous? and Rations of Laughter: F5c. TBK PLATE OF CHOWDER. A Dlsa. for Funny Fellows,. 30c. HOW TO CUT AND CONTRIVE CHILDREN'S CLOT HES AT A SMA LL COS T. 20c. THE CHAIRMAN AJSD SPEAKER'S GUII>E; or. Bulas for the Orderly Conduct of Public meetings, 20c. I BOOK OF ONE THOUSAND TALES AND AMUS? ING ADVENTURES, containing ever 300 Engrav? ings and 460 pages, $1 60. THE COMICAL ADVENTURES OF DAVID DUF TICK M 80c . TH?'LAUGHABLE ADVENTURES OF MESSRS. BROWN. jrvNKS AND BOBIN -ON. 35c DE WALDEN'S BALL ROOM COMPANION, or Dancing made Easy, 66c. COURTENEY'S DICTIONARY OF ABBREVIA? TIONS. 20c. CHES I ERFIELD'S LETTER WRITER and Com? pleto Book ot Etiquette, 40c. KNOWLsON'o FARRIER and Complete Horse Doctor, 20 . THE >E('RET OU T;or, One Thousand Tricks with Card B SI CC 'I BLE SOCIABLE; or. One Thousand and One Home Aniusemi-nte. $1 60. BRISBANE'.- GOLDEN READY-RpCKONER, 40c, NOR I HS BOOK Ob' LOVE LEITERS, 55c. HI ELGKOVE'S BALL ROOM GUiDE and Com? plete Dancing Master, 80c. 1 H E YOUNG REPORTER ; or, How to Write short? hand, 65c. M ARTINE'S LETTER WRITER and Book of Eli quette Combined, $1 50. THE PERFECT G.-.N i LEMAN. A Book of Ameri? can Etiquette, -.1 50. MARLINE'S SENSIBLE LETTER WRITER, 55 J. WRIGHTS BOOK OF THREE THOUSAND AMEK'.CAN RECEIPTS;or, Ltghbouse ol Valuable Information. $1 50. * RICHARDSON'S MONITOR OF FREEMASONRY, 55 .. 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CAN Notes, 104 pages 20c ; Dombey A Son, 856 Doges. 40c; Martin i'buzzlewit, 342 panes, 40o; Our Mutual Friend, 330 paces, 40c ; christmas Stories, 162 pages, 30c; Tale ol TWO Cities, 144 pages. 25c; Hard Timos amt Additional Christmas atones. 2'JO pages, 30c; Nicholas Nickleby. Stu pages, 40c; Bleak House, 340 pages, 40c; Little Dorrit, ?30 pages, 40c; Pickwick Papers. 326 pages, 401; David Copperfield. 330 pages, 40c; Barnaby Budge 267 pages, 3t'c; Old Curiosity Sbop, 2?1 pages, 33c; Great ExDeotations, 184 pages, 30c; t-ketches, 196 pages, 30c. The following Novels, by Slr Walter Scott Malled at 30 cents Eaehi WAVERLY, IVANHOE. KENILWORtH. GUY Mannering, Antiquary, Rob Boy, Old Mortality. The Black Dwarf ana a Legend of Montrose, Bride of Lammermoor, Heart of Mid-Lothian, The Alonas ter v. The Abbot. The Pirate, Fortunes of Nigel, Peve? ril of 'he Peak, Qaen In Durward, St. Ronan's Well, Ked Gauntlet, J he Betrothed and Highland Widow, The Talisman, Woodstock, Fair Maid of Perth, Anne ol Geierslein, Count Robert of Parts. The surgeon's Daughter. On receipt of the price, either in cash or stamp?, copleB of any books in this hst will be sent by mall postpaid. CHAS. C. H1GHTEU, No. 161 King-street, if July 12 nao charleston, 8. O. J^CSSKLL'S DOOK ST?HE, WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, Seo. THE POET AND THE PAINTER, or Gems of Art and Hong, with ninety-nine 1 <r?m steel engrav? ings, imperial 8vo. morocco, $20. TRNMXSOM'S ENID Tilistrated by Gustave Dor?, fo? lio, m an elegant binding, $10. TKN>sraoN's LOCKSLX HALL, illustrated by Hennesy, A octavo, $8. GRAX'S ELEGY, with seventeen finely colored draw? ings and s photographie reproduction cf the ?^^U^!^S^toJfttf"of country Ufe, edited by Robert Bunn wran, with forty-seven illustrations, 4to. $10.. THI Bran, by Mlohelet, illnatrftted by two hundred and ten exquisite Mgrsvings by Giaoomeln, 86. CHRIST TM ?Olio, or Hyms of Immanuel, selected from silages by Philip Schaff, D. D , 8vo, cloth ?Ri extra, $6. Oowna'i i AULS TAL?, and other Poems, beann lully illustrated by the moat eminent English A rants, I volume, ?to, $3. STOBT w rr BOUT AH END, from the German of Ca- ; rove, large ito. with fifteen beautiful pic? tures, in lmitatiou of water color?, $7 60. CHRISTMAS CAROL, by Charles Dickens, with thirty illustrations, by Ey lingo, small 4 octavo, $6. SCOTIA'S BARDA, the choicest oroducttons of tbs Scottish Poets, beautlfullv illustrated. 8vo, 84. MARMION, by Walter soctt, with fifteen photographic illustration , $8. LATS or TBS BOLT LAUD, from ancient and moder writers, with sixty-three illustrations, 8vo, ?8. cu AMO una' BOOK, or LATS S miscellany of popular antlquirie?, two lame volumes, royal 8vo, $0. Ike above are all in elegant bindings. .Tarma rv lyr mHK t^jlV*4MSAL PAVORTTE, WILLCOX ar OIBBS" SILENT mmm MACHINE. THI8 MACHINE STANDS THUS FAR UNTO VALLID SS a FAMILY SEWING MACHINK, and haa taken th? ptoee of over forty double thread ma. ehlma ia thia city. Bailable Agents wanted ut all large towna in tho State. JU. ?. HABBLTOl*, SO. 807 KING-STREET, Willcox A Gibba' Agent of South Carolina. NEEDLES, OIL, BILK, Arc, constantly on hand. R?PAIIUNO as uanaL rtothly May! rilTUATt? OK MAG ?hSlA. Kj ' '?X V ;. < A GOOD COOLING ts??MEU M EDD T NB. m ADE fresh every day, by Da. H. fi A Eft, slay 25 No. Wi Meet*?--street. ?roccrics on?> ?inaUnms. < STREET, BROS & CO., No. 7 4 EAST BAY, OFFER PO? SALE: gl'GAU ANO MOLASSES. rfX HUDS, PRIME AND CHOICE PORIO RICO OU Si OAK CO barrels Prime. ?nd Choice Porto Rico Sugar 10 I luis. Cholea Porto Rico M?lasse*. SV (H DRUSI?. 'i?O boxe*, various brtmiis. SOAP 20 b?rrela Pickled Herring. CUTT?\ Tl KS. A supply of the Celebrated WA I lit Y TIE always ea hand. _2_July 'il? BULK LONG CLE A lt ?IDES, BITOAIM VIIKDIIAMS ANO Rt l?H S -1 / V BOXE-* HULK. LONG CLEAR SIDES \WJ 5 tierces hxtra sugar-Cured Canvased Hams 5 boxe? Extra Su^ar Cured Strips. Just received and for pale bv Ju:y ?9 1 LAUREY & ALEXANDBR. V1NEG?R7~ I f \ QUARTER nASKs BORDEAUX VINEGAR 1U 30 bbla. White Wincaod cider Vmeif r. For sale b7 CLACIUS Si WI LTE, Ju1? 29_2_No. 8C East Bay. PEAS. 4)AnA BUSHELS RUCK. PEAS, SUITABLE mjX'" t\J tor seed au I leedii g for sale bv July 2* _T. J. KERR ? CC. CHEAP CORN. QOAA BUSHELS WESTERN WHITE CORV. O' f\J\J slightly heated. For mle, at a low price, bv T. J. KERB & CO. Juiy 22 FOB SALE. ALOT OF CYPRESS l'OVTH AND PLANKS; Also, a lot of Asll PLANKS. 3 and 4>? inches thick, no v landing by Steamer Marion on Mar shad'* Wharf. J. MARSHALL, Jr. July 14_tullis FRESH DRUGS, JUST RECEIVED AND FOR HALE, WHOLE? SALE AND REI AIL, by Ur. H. B\EB, No. 131 MEETING-STREET WOLF'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS Htoftetter's Bitters Plantattou Bitters Foutz' Horse and Cattle Powders Winslow's soothing syrup Perry Davis' i ainkifler Mexican Mustang Linament Fabneatock's Vormiiuge Peery'e.Deaa Shot, ?tc. ?tc, ?te, J?ne 26 _ stuth H. & H. W. CATUERWOOD'S EXTR4 FINE PURK OL.O MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. IN OB DEB TO FACH ITATE THE SUPP!.Y OF OUB P?BE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHIS? KIES to our former numerous customers, at the South, we have appointed Messrs. H. GEBDTS & CO. our Agent?, who by this arrangement, are en? abled to supply the trade at ptices which waJl insure sat la I action. H. ?s H. W. CATHER WOOD. -o H. ?Si H. W. CATHKHWOODD'S EXTRA FINE PUBE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. PT f\ BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAVORITE Ol/ WHISKIES consisting of X, XX. XXX, XXXX. and NECTAR and CABINET BRANDE, :"'c? also of ower ?trades. Now landing, and for sale low by H. ?KEDTS ?t CO., Jane 12 8lutb3mo No. Eust Bay. SUUAlt AND MOI ASSES. 46 HH< 8. CHOICE PORTO RL'O SUGiR 60 bbl8. choice Porto Rico tug ir 5U hhdB Muscovado Sugar 100 hbds. Cuba Molasses 50 bbls. Cuba Molasses 10 bhds. Porto Kic.> Molasses. For sale In lots to suit pur . basera, by W. P. HALL, July 7 wslruo Brown ?t (jo.'s Wharf. $100 PER DAY DISCONTINUED HAVING OBTAINED AN EX TENSIVE AND widespread sale tor . 'CEN 1URY" brand of Fine Cut Chewing '1 obacco, we desire to announce that we Bhau not pack daily $100 in the small tin? foil papers after this date, July 1st, its merits being eo favorably recognized that this inducement is no loi ger necessary. To avoid misapprehension, how? ever, we would add that we shall continue to pack orders for elegant MEERSCHAUM PIPES in our "Yacht Club" and "Eureka" brands of Smoking Tobacco. 3he "Yacht Club" is devoid of Nicotine, and can? not injure tbe health, and is especiaUy rt commend? ed to people of sedentary occupations or nervous constitutions. The trade are Invited to send for circulars, P. LORILLABD, July 17_Btuthlmo New York. WHEAT! WHEAT ! AT? NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE PRICES. WANTED TO PURCHASE, 10,000 BUSHELS CHOICE WH fe'AT, and will pay New York and Ballimore prices, according to quality. July 22 thatufl JNo. CAMPSEN & CO. NEW GOODS, EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREEA? BLE, most de ?oloub and healthy food, used for Paddings, Jellies, Blanc Manne, Ice Cream, Griddle Oakes, Soups, ?te., put up inl lb. pack? ages, with directions for use. Desiccated Cocoanut, for Pies, Puddings, Cakes, ?to., put ap in half tb. packages, with directions. Sweet Oil, French and American in half pinta, pints and quarts. Cider and White Wine Vlnegtr, warranted pure Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee, of good quality, at 35c. V lb. Just received and for sale by CO OPER A I IVE GROCERY STORE, Southwest cormr Meeting and Market streets. G cod s delivered tree. _May 28 HONEY ! FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND BETAL. BY Dr. H. BAER, June 20 No. I ll Meeting-street. Stoors. l? . V I li Ii E Y . TROY, NEW YORK, MANUFAC TU KER OF SrOVES, RANGES, HEATERS, HOLLOW WARE, &c. ?UNUFACTUaEE OF " PHUiANTHROPI8r.w " CHCEP COOM/ "CHARTER OAK" AND "CIVILIAN" COOKING STOVES. ADMIRABLY ADAPTED* TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. AND FOB ULI Bf D, Ii. FULLERTON, AUGUSTA, OA. THESE STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED FOE capacity, darobitity, conveniences and tb? general purposes to which Cooking Stoves are used. The PHILANTHROPIST is entra heavy plated, and has Ash Drawer; caa be nude into a six boiler hole ?toro; baa cast iron Wtter Tank galvanized,or enamel lined. A strictly first-class Stove. Tte CIVILIAN ts of a neat design, and has a fin* large Orsa, This Store caa be had witto the extension Dank, six boles, and reservoir when desired For further iniormation apply to D. L. FULLERTON, January** Sm os Augusta, Ga. M. J *. HUMPH M, IS YE, BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS* SION MERCHANT.. BALKS OE BEAL ESTAIS. STOUK8, BONDS. SB? O0KITIB8 AND PERSONA!. PROPERTY. ATTENDED TO. ls. IV BR?7s>?THKKr CHARLESTON, S. 0. ' BXFEBfcNOBS. OOfu BEN <I H?ls'*, W. J. MAGRATH, ESQ,. ae.raJ J Aal KS CONN HU, 1. H. WARING, too.. October