The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 31, 1869, Image 2

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TBE DAILY NEWS.;J RIORDAN, DAWSON * CO., 1 i PBOPBIETORS. OFFICE No. U9 SAUT BAT. -o ?KBW?-I)ailt NHwre, one year.?8 00 V AT i.V. NEW8,;eix month B.8 00 PAIL* NEWS, three months... 2 00 TM-WEERXY NEWS, one year. 8 00 TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, six months.7 00 PAYMENI invariably in advance. No paper sent unless the v-aeh accompanies the order, or for a long r time ihaw \-aid tor. 5H?. vt KU v MEWS will be served to subscribers in the city at IS eents a week. AnvEJvrisKMKHTS -First insertion, 15 cents a Hue; ?Ubaeqoeitt insertions; 10 cents a line. Business Notice?. 20 cents a Uno. Marriage and Funeral No ces, On? Dollar each. JVJBIFS S U M M A.R T . -Gold in New York yesterday cloBed steady at 30|. ' * -Co ton closad quiet and drooping; Sales T50 bal' P; middling 33$. Tu Liverpool cottou closed a shade Armer; upi an ds 12$.1; Orleans T2jal3d. -Mrs. Stonewall Jackson has just received a bequest of $10,000. -The negroes in Arkansas propose to pre? empt public lands and hire tho Chinamen. -A Mississippi boy went out to fly his kite, when tho kite flew him, aud he was landed in a tree seventy feet from tho ground. -Tho onoo celebrated but almost useless Thames Tunnel, being requ red for the Eist Lon ion Railway Works, has been closed for traffic. -Several or the recently dijoharged Cuban prisoners from Fort Lafayette have returned to Riehmond thorougly disgusted with Cuban affairs. -Two gentlemen left Selma, Ala., a few days since for San Francisco for a .shipment of Chi? nese. They had orders for Ave hundred laborers. -A jewelry store at the Greenbrier tVs.) White Sulphur Springs, was entered and rob? bed on Friday night of $800 worth of watches and Jewelry. -A biographical sketch ot the late Henry Rives Pollard, from the pen of J. Marshall fianna, is soon to appear in book form at Rich? mond, Virginia. -A devil fish has been caught at New Or? leans. HIB chief characteristics area length of twelve, and a breadth of fourteen feet, and a mouth two feet wide. -Workmen and others ia Connecticut are forming olubs for the purpose of buying ooal by the cargo. They thereby save a couple of dollars or more on the ton. -Tho Emperor Napoleon, who is passionate? ly fond of tho ballet, has just rewarded M. Pe itpal, the ballet master of the opera, with a retiring pension of $800 (gold) per year. -Mlle. Rita Saugalli, the favorite -premiere danseuse, contemplates organizing a first class corps do ballet, with which she proposes visiting the principal cities of tho South and West niiu ino VitaW ?i ?a??iMif,' ?Cii'?ij?? iUtO ???C ?,?^-v. graces of the un ter ri Sed "unreconstructed1." try to singan YSr?T>a^ will mako ber debut in "Somn?mbula." 8he is to have $300 a week salary, in gold, all her travelling expenses, and a piivate carriage. She is said to be young and beautiful, and a brilliant vocalist, too. -Six of the resident physicians of Pensa? cola, Fla., deny the statement that the yellow fever is prevailing in that city. They assert that not a single oiee of yellow fever has oc? curred in that eily, and that the population was never more tree from disease of any and every type than at the present time. -A party of seven Sisters of Charity came passengers from France to New York on Tues? day, in tho steamship Ville de Paris. They are said to be the first instalment of a hundred or more who have been sent for tb aid the Catholic missions in their now rapidly extend? ing work along the line of the Pacific Rail? road. -Massachusetts is in the agony of the cxe oution of the new prohibitory law, and its in? habitants invent many ingenious dodges to get possession of the ardent. Thus, a Taunton, man the other day procured a prescription from a doctor and then added to it the words, "one bottle of porter." The pharmaceutist noticed a difference in the chirography, and ignored the "porter." -Second only to the Suez Canal is another, to be completed within the year, connecting the Rhone with the Mediterranean, thus avoid? ing the Band bars at the mouth of that river, which have always rendered it useless for com? mercial purposes. Tbis canal has been some years in oonstruotion, will bo twenty feet deep, enter the Mediterranean between Cette and Marseilles, and cost $2 400 000. -Tbo failure of the Colombian Legislature to ratiiy the dishing Darion Canal treaty is at? tributed to the intrigues of ibo English and Frerch Ministers at Bogota. Instead of send? ing an envoy there fully able to cope with the European diplomats, our government pa} s little or no attention to this subject, and allows itself to bo baffled by the English and French lobbyiste in the Colombian Senate. -Tho great battle-fields of the late civil war aro about to be illustrated by a series of views, published in obromo-lithogrophio stylo, and taken fro n oil pictures painted on the^spot by George L. Frankenstein. The views, eaob measuring -fourteen by ten inches, are to be published in one or more volumes, together with descriptions of the different battle-fields, containing historical explanations. -Judge Dent, the Conservative candidate for Governor of Mississippi, writes a letter say? ing that he is a national Republican; opposed to the extreme proscription of bia party; and placing himself unequivocally on the Walker platform of Virginia-advocating universal am? nesty and universal suffrage. In all these positions he claims to be in unison with i ho President, who endorse ibis policy. - tho Orientals travel with bar gold coin and jewels io pay tbeir way in foreign lands, bank ing beiug very little of an Eastern institution tbereiore it is not so very wonderful, it curious, to hear that the Viceroy of Egypt, to meet his expenditure in England, came furnished with twelve boxes of oak, bound with brass, each b xbaing eighteen inobes long, nine inches high, and twelve in width, and containing gold and notes. -Some time ago the New York Board of Health undertook an investigation of the qua! ity of the kerotie .e oil sold in that city foe family uso. Their chemist, Professor Cha nd 1er, o? Columbia College, tested over one hun? dred samples, purchase! at different ietail stores tn varions localities, and found not one ammg tho whole lot which carno np to the standard required by law. ludeed, one-eirhth of tho sample* were pure benzine, one of the mos' dangerous producta of the distillation of petroleum, disguised under the names ot "Aurora Oil," "Liquid Safety Gas," and tbs like. -Descriptions given of the effloosnow of ths Srio Kai.ruad are flowery io?oed. Cupid and Oij nymphs appear lu fresco, elegant ehandc icra ha?g from tiro coiling, $500 offlco chairs inpply repose, walnut and gilt desks convoni incee, lofty $500 'olding doors allow privacy,and 11000 washstands ablution. A Pompeian riob icss, a maze of magaiflcenoo BUTround every hing. Mr. Fisk's private offloe is only equalled a its gorgeous appointments by Mr. Jay 3ould's, and both are unique. A restaurant is >ae of tbo appurtenances, and tho whole build ng, which was a theatre, ie now a palaoe. -Tho Cincinnati Commercial, in noticing tho ?ircumstauce that the finding of the military :ommission in the Yerger case had been sont ;o Washington for approval, remarks : "Now, is the sentence in any case Bhort of capital oumshment would have needed only tho ap* noval of the commanding general of the dis? tict- Oeneral Amos-in this case, wo can ar? rive at but one conclusion, namely, that the slea of insanity has not availed; that the com nission did not find for either of the lower de Ti-nfi" ??'' crime_?n?i.iflabin boTDicide, or raan ilaughter-but that it has found that the kill? ing of Colonel Crane was murder, and the pun? ishment awarded -death." -The New York Herald says 'of Bout well's late letter on the coolie question; "It ie mani? fest that the Secretary of the Treasury over? looks or ignores the faot that the prohibitory law to which he alludes makes mention only cf persona and vessels transporting Chin3se coolies fro* a Cainese port to some port foreign to tho United States. There is nothing to hinder tho sons of the Celestial Empire any more than tho sons of Erin from being wel? comed hore in hundreds and thousands as voluntary immigrants. Nor can there be any moro objection to their being brought here through the agency of companion organized for the purpose than to the importation of Gormans through similar instrumentalities. Mr. Bout well, therefore, we may hope, will re? viso some of his opinions on the introduction of Chinese labor into the United States, and withdraw bis opposition to its inevitable ulti? mate success." CHARLESTON. -, . O ti SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1869. Tile Woman ttva?stloxu TBE SUBJECTION or WOMEN. By John Stuart Mill. New York : D. Appleton & Co. Charles? ton': John Russell. It is not easy to sum up in a few sentences he condensed reasoning of Mr. Mill's essay in the Subjection of Women; but its whole purpose is defined in the first page, where he author announces his intention of ex plaining the grounds of an opinion whioh ie has held with constantly increasing itreagth of conviction : "That the princi? ple whioh regulates the existing social re? flations between the two sexes-the legal "subordination of one tex to the other- s "wrong iu itself, and is now, ope of the chi. f 'hindrances to human improvement; aid "that it ought to be replaced by a prinoiple 'of perfect equality, admitting no power 'op privilege on the one side, nor disabil? ity on the other." The essay is divided nto four chapters. The first is intended to rebut the general presumption against the ruth of his theories. Mr. Mill ?igulng that p .here has never been an experiment of any >ther than the existing ayet?nit tu?t aie ak - . J - ??. nt .aiueu au ui?u ia a relio of oarbarous times, that we know little pniic lophioally as to the nature of women, and ;hat if they are disqualified by nature from toy employments, we may trust to free lompetition to find it out. In the second ihapter Mr. Mill points out what are the ^articular social arrangements of whioh he lomplains, showing that the most promi ?ent evil is the state of the marriage law, vhioh gives the husband absolute rights iver the person and property of his wife. ?hia arbitrary power causes many evils; mt when "two people ride a horas one must .sit behind." Mr. Mill, however, says hat voluntary partnerships do not neces-" arily imply that one partner ia to have the mtire control, although euoh a prinoiple vould be leas dangerous in oaaea where the inion may be dissolved at will. The third ihapter is designed to prove the capacity if women for profilting by the proposed thanges, and the final ohapter is an ana w. r o the question, what definite good reauba ire to be anticipated ? The whole essay displays in a high de? cree the power of logical arrangement, tbe lapaoity for compressing into a few pages he essence oj> a long train of thought, and he fullness and- weightiness of style for vhioh Mr. Mill is distinguished; and it is narked by an almost passionate enthusi? asm in the oause whioh he advocates. The fork is one of great power; but-Mr. Mill ias neglected to - answer the strongest ar? gument that can be brought against him ie has discussed marriage with scarcely my reference to sexual morality. Thia imission tells also against the argument for he free admission of women to professions. Vernen will, it is true, only take to those rades where they oan make money; but it lose not follow that they witt avoid trades vhioh are demoralizing, though not unprof table. ?When women are made in every ray the equals of men they will no longer lave a olaim upon the oars and proteetion >f men. They must shift for themselves, md no legislation will be sufficient to save hem from obvious dangers. These oin ilderationa are overlooked by Mr. Mill, and lia book, though full of generous feeling, a open to thia objection. While we have io desire to see women dabbling in politics, . >r treading the rougher walka of life, we ihould wiah to give- them every privilege ?eoaaaary to their oomfort and aeouriiy. The agitation on the subject will naturally ead in the direction of changing the mar? riage laws and of giving to women pro? motion against wrong, as well aa the right 0 enjoy their own inherited or acquired possessions. Thia ia worth striving for, ind in later yeera Mr. Mill's experiment nay be tried without danger. Ia the mean? while, thoae who are interested in the dis* meston of one of the great questions of hs day may profitably read the essay cn "The Subjection of Women." Tua "commercial travellers" of toe North ?rn cities are excited and rather disgust ed it the action of the Maryland Court of Ap? peals last week, in sustaining the judgment >f the Criminal Court nf Baltimore, impos? ing a fine of $400 noon Elias Ward,fe asm ole Jersey drummer for peddling without 1 State lioense. It i. ev. n said that the question will be carried up to the U??UU States Supreme Court. lite Newspaper lash Syitrni. We are glad to ice that the Qeorgia Press is at last moving in earnest for the estab? lishment in that State of a general news? paper system of Oftsh payments. Credit has always been the bane of journalism at the South, and it is high time that the Southern public should be mado to under? stand that the newspaper, like the post, office and the telegraph, oan be properly oonduoted only upon the principle of "mo? ney down." Tun NEWS has lung ago adopted the cash system in its business, and is at this time one of the few journals in the Cotton States which rigidly enforce it. Indeed, the low rate at whioh this paper is published renders it essentia1 that no losses be inourred by tho accumulation of bad debts, whioh were an inseparable in? cident to the old system. We'trust that our Oeorgia ootemporaries will carry out their intention without delay. We oan assure them, from our own experience, that it is a step that they will never huve causo to regret. The Southwest Looking Lp. The New York Journal of Commerce had advices from tho cotton region of the South? west, which report the bottom lands im? proving in prioe, in expectation of the arri? val of Chinese labor. A real estate agent in Mississippi writes that the prioe of plan? tations along the river has advanced from twenty-five to fifty per cent within the past few months. ' Similar information comes from several points in Louisiana. The cot? ton orop in these two States promises very well, and the planters are intending to in vest their surplus in the purchase of more alluvial lands, to be ready for the Chinese immigration whioh, it is thought, will be under fair headway by -the next season. In Louisiana it is proposed to set a large foroe of Chinese at Work, as soon as they oan be obtained, upon the rebuilding of the levees--whioh are now in a sadly dilapid?t ed oondition. The levees of Mississippi are fortunately in a much better state. They have been finished to the extent of two hun? dred and fifteen miles, and but ten more await completion. To do the remaining work it is proposed to raise $800,000 by a tax of one oeht per pound on the ne w cot ton orop, and also by a small land.tax We are happy to record these evidences of en? terprise and renewed hope in the South? west. THE men who have made the importation of Chinese laborers a business, seem in no wise "frightened away, from the new and rioh field for their operations now opening at the South? by the talk *f prosecutions for the alleged violation of tne laws of Cou gress. The telegraph tells us that repre? sentatives of two leading Chinese companies of San Francisco have accepted an invita lion of a Chioago commercial party to ac company them to Chicago as guests. After .".>w?u <t.Aj -sn NeT York and ether Eastern cition, an H thence prooeed to the Southern States, and give their attention tn the Chinese immigration question. gt?s?totion of ?opttr?flcr8l)?p. \] OT1CK.-1 HK FISN OW H. H. RUR. JL> Vi-Y A CO., Merchants, in laneopolis Village. Charleston County, 1- hereby diatolved by mutual cousent,by the withdrawal of H. O. AY\NT,oneof the partners. All claims against asid Srm ? Ul please be ?resented withluthenext toa days to H. H HARVEY, lonna's Corner. Hort mas ern Railroad, and aU per? sona iudebted to the Arm will please mxke payment to any one of thS partners either ot whom are au? thorized to receipt for tho same. H. H. HARVEY. July 31 S H. G AVANT. BOARD..-PK H SI A IV KN T A\ N D DAY HO ARDER i ein be accommodated on reason? able terms, at No Al WEN i WORXH-sTREET, mar Meeting, south side. 1* July 81 T>QQK BUYERS "WILL FISH IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS CATALOGUE. The Lint will be Changed at least Once a Week. NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS FOR BAUE AT FOGARTUC'S BOOK DEPOSITORY. Catalogue No. ll. MURRAY'S ADV BN FURES IN THE ADI BON DACE-, with Maps and Illustrations. $3. THE PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, and her Dis? eases (rom Infancy to Old Age. The Preservation of Female Health, Ac, Ac, by C. Morrill, M. D.. SI 60 P APERS FROM OVER THE W VTBR, a Series of Letters from Europe, by Sinclair To use y. il 00. ESSAYS ON DfYOBOE AND LEGIiLATiON, with reference to the United states, by theodore D. Woolsey, D. D., LL. D.. President of Yale College. ?176 bl VE ACRES TOO MUCH. The Question of Pro? fit and Loss io Amateur Farming, advice co those about purchasing small places, Ac, by R. P. Roose? velt, tl 60. EIGHT YEARS' WANDERINGS IN CEYLON, by Sir -amuel W. baker, SI 60. WRETCHES OF YOUNG COUPLES, YOUNO LA DIE-, YOUNG GENTLEMEN, by Quia, SI 60. THE MAGIC OF KINDNKSS; or ?be Wondrous Story of the Good BM?, by the Brothers Mayhew, with Illustrations by craeo. Si 60. i CROCKER TUB CLOWN, a Tale for Boys, by Ben j. Clarke illustrated. SI SO. PEGOY, AND OTHER TALKS, a Book for Girls, illustrate I. SI 60. A Y K AR'S IfiHON FBOM THE PSALMS, for the use of Sunday Schools, by J. Woroon ter, 75 cents. New Books of London Heliglona Tract Society. BERTIE'S BIRTHDAY Ph ESE* r, OB PATIENCE REWARDED. 75 cents; Kate and ber Brother, 60 cents; Blanche Osmond, a heroine of the Faith, 60 conti-; Q jaliry Fogg'a O d Led .er, 76 cents; Phil lips'-crt pt ure Atlas. IS Colored Maps, SS cents; Punoramie Views, Bible Pen Pictures, and H story of Joseph, 60 cents each: Heroes aud Martyrs of the British Reformation, 12 'jards in color.', 60 cents; Dr Watte' Moral Songs and Hymns, illustrated by 10 Girds beauti ully colored Sd cents. THE ILUK WO'iAN by Rev. J D. Fulton, to which is added Woman va Bailor, SI. T HE M UT a f HORS OF ST. PAUL, by John 8. Howson. D. D.. Dean of Chest er, SI 50 IHK KU-f-IiN FABULIST. KlUL' F. AND HIS FABLES, by Ralston, ot the British Museum. S3 60. CHINA AND ?HS CHINESE, bv Rev. John L. Nevins, 10 years Missionary lu china, SI 75. i O U BROWN'S bCHOOL DAYS Ai RUGBY SI SO TOM BROWN AT OXFORD, a Sequel to School Day a at Rugby. 3 v.. ls., SS. THE FIRST FIFTY YEAHS OF THE SUNDAY BObOOb, by W. a. Watson, one of the secretaries of the London Sunday r-ohool Union. SL TH it SUNDAY soHOOL, an Essay by Louis Dan? iel?, London H. 8. Urnen, tl 60. l r iNfc'.s ITALY, FLORENCE AND VENICE, from the French, by J. Durand** 1 60. * ff o offer very Miora! terms to CLUBS lc thc conn, try desirous of making use of our . CIRCULATING LIBRARY." ?ny Books published In A mer ca or Europe sent See of postage on receipt of publisher's price. Ad? res* - FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY. No. 300 King-street, (in the Bend,) Charleston. B.0 May l? . PAO stat hfl mos ^^^^^^^^ . . . .. ^^^^^TTTVW^^^^^^ I) K T E lt T Ol' ANS, 1 URN EB AND DEALER INT IVORY, ' And Manufacturer of BILLIARD BALLS AND CUES, AND IMPORTER OF BILLIARD CLOTH, CUES, Letter Chalk* and Billiard vi. r uno.uso m g?i ?ral. ? Bo. SS Walton-street. New York. May 7 sernos WAH1KU,A WuMAN 'IO COOK, WA?. H AND IBON for a amah lankly. To a compe? tent one liberal wages will be paid. Apply at No. 674 KING'S ? lt Ii KT. 4 July 31 WAVIED,,1\VU1IA> iOCOOK, WASH and do general house wo'k. Ueecmroenda tlons required Apply In 1 HOM AS STREET, one door from Radcliffe. 2*_July al WMMTf 1?, A YUU^OCULUItl/O OlKh to do general bocscwork of a t-mall family. Apply at No. 2 MAO ?ZINK-?ISERT. 1? July St WANT NO, A lt ESPECT A BL E Will I K WOMAN, to muid a .h?ld. None need apply unit PS v/> ll recommended Apply at hOU rUC A. MT CORNER KDlLtuQ. AND ff E N ? W (J R V H 81BEEIS._I_July 31 AYOCVO WHITE WOKA? iGKKOlAM preferred) in wo-ted todo the general house? work of a ?a,au family. Apply at BEbIDRN* K on Loi ol German Friendly .-ooh ty. Archdale sireet. be? tween W-st und Magsaane ?tie tr._Juiy27 WANTED, BT ft- li Ol NO ?.AI>>. A 8I'i TJA. ION as a TEA"HKH in a family or school in the ?,.ty: will also teach Music, boin Vocal fcbd Instrumental. The btghe-t r-commendatio s ran be given o. characc r and refutation SB a teach, or. P.ease address, a note to Mr O. H.. Box No. 694. Cbarlestou P. O. that fl_July 29 WANTED, PA OP ft Iff SI DE Ai ?H, sa? THREL. ? it FOUR ROOM-?, on ornear Wentwori n-ctrcet. or Fut ledge ?venue. Bent not to exceed S35o. Address E. O. E., at this office. Juiy 27_ TirANTKD^A fOEPlTE.li'I MAN, PUK Vf a permanentcorutry Job, capable of doing wheelwright and blacksmith work Apply to GAME RON. BAllKLi Y te CO._July 2A_ \1[MNT> X? TO PURCHASE Voil l'A SH, YY a good -ECOND HAND PIANO, btato piice and maker. Address W., NLW.i OLFL E July 9 _ WANTP* 1?, ASHSIftltL Hi USU , OB* TUBtE or lour room*, with kuchen, in the central part of tho city. Bent not to exceed $20 per month. Address "M.," at this Office. Juue 17 WANTEU, B V A MHKK1KO RI A ?V, A situation bi tome Cotton Mill r?outb or South? west; ts acquainted wlih all briuehes, having work? ed In them all, but should s leet WEAVING as a choice. I artiea wishing to engage 6U'h a person ?Ul please address a note, stating terms, to JOG N J. KELLY, No. 1*8 t-tate-street, Boston. May at WANTEU, EVKltVIiODY TO SUB. SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY. CHARLES C. RIGHT KR'S geleor Library of New Booka contains all of the latest publications. April 21 _No. 16i K'NG-STREET. CH I N E 8 IC LABOUEHH_PARTIES wishing to employ large or emmi! numbers of CHINESE LABORER?, tray make the necessary arrangements for procuring gang? of nie. required, dellv ered in any part of the oonntry. by application to K OOPMAN aCHAAP, Kan Francisco, California July 20_ WANT KD-AO to NTS-TO SELL THU AMERICAN ENIiTINO MACHINE. Price $25. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Ma? chine ever invented. Will knit 20,000 stitches per minute. Liberal inducements to Agents. Address AkEEBIOAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY, Bonton, Maa?., or St, Louis, Mo. May 4_78 WANTED, KVEHYBOOY TO KINOW that JOB PRISTINO of all kinds, plain and ornamental, is executed promptly in the neatest style and at the lowest New York prices, at I HI NEWS Job Office, No. 149 EAST BAY Call and ex? amine the ocale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere._ WANTED. AGENTS KOK THE AMERI? CAN FARMERS' HORSE BOOK, in both Eng? lish and (Herman, by Robert stewart, V. H., of Miss, i he work covers the whole ground sf the breeding and raising, and the treatment ef horses and mules, bo'h in sickness snd haslth. It has won its way to Sopular favor, and is oday the most popular and eat selling Horse Book out. Address 0. F. VEN , Publisher, Cincinnati. 0. 6mo? - March 19 WANTED-A OE ?TS-S75 TO Si DO ft>Kt< month, everywhere, male and female.-to in? troduce the GENUINE I MP it O V CD COMMON SENS li FAMILY SAWING MACHINE. This mi? chino will st'tell, hem, fed, tuck, quilt, cor i, hind, braid ami embroider in a most superior manner P. ice only S18. fully warranted for five yenrs. We will pay $1000 tor any machine that will sew a stronger, more beaufiluL or n ore elastic seam than ours. It makes the 'Elastic Lock Mitch " Every second - fitch can be cut, and Billi the c 'otb cannot be pulled apart without teasing it. wepiy agent? from $76 to $200 per month and expemies, or a com? mission from w&ich twin* that amount can be made. * -... uurjrturD ?. no_ ?ITTSH TTIiG" PA.* ST. LO Ul H." MO., "or BOSTON.' MASS. ' ' CAUllONj-sP- sn> ??oi JwnnaAii upon by other pu.men uoiailStt Off WOrtbWM cast-iron uii?nnur?, under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genuine alud really practical cheap machine manuticturedji 78 Mav 4 (Lo Btat. TO KENT. THK PLEASANTLY SITU? ATED TWO AND A HALF STOKY HESI Di- NOE. No. 6 Oadsden-8treet, opposite Wentworth. Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM tsaW MILL. Jnne li_ REAL ? STATE AOBttTS, ANO Ol HEUS having bouses to rent, oan have tbeir Placards, Ac, printed at the lowest rates and in the newest and neatest stylos or type, at THE NEWS JOB OF slCE, No. 1*0 East Bay _^^35" TTvOR SALK, A OOO O HORSE AND CART Jj with Harness; also three good MILCH COWS, some with young calves. Inquire st No. 2 OREEN 81 REE 1. _3*_ Jnly 81 Y7U?K SALE. ONE HUNDRED THOUS JD AND AGEES OF LAND in Kershaw County, South Carolina. CONSISTING OF: FIFTY VP BY SELECT FASH S near Camden and on the Railroad, varying in sise from 150 to 600 acres Tbeae and adjoining tartos are being taken by our best citizens-, and afford every advantage for health lui. coom r able and profitable farms. MANY LABOE AND CHOICE PLANTATIONS, convenient to market. DESIRABLE RESIDENCES in Camden and Kirk? wood. SEVERAL LABOE TRACTS OF WOOD LAND AMD, ? A few very VALUABLE blTES for manufactories. Address, WM. M. SHAN SON, Attorney at Law, camden, s. c. Joly 28 rsc Imo* T7IUR SALULOW, A LAH OE CHURCH JJ ORO-iN, containing thirty-five S.ops. AMO, A SMALL PARLOR oi.OAN, containing four Slops, in a handsome Rosewood Case. Apply at JOHN BAH.CR'S OBGAN FACIORY, NO. 13 Yan? dee orgt-street_thstu3th_ July 8 AT P lt 1 VAT E SALE, THAT FINK STAND with fixtures for a Grocery, corner Calhoun and Baat Bay streets. No. 35. Apply ON PREMIRES, th ?tu January 21 AUCTIONEERS, BROK KKS, AND others wishing "ior Kale" HaraMa Business Cards, or other Jon Printing executed with neat, ness and dispatch, will consult their interest by leav? ing their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 140 Saut Bay. FOH SALE, OLO NEWSPAPERS IN any quantity. Price 75 cents per hundred. Thc cheapest wrapping paper that can bs used. Ap? ply at the office of THE N KW8. Marchi guim. C MARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. THIS FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. SITUATED IN A pleasant location, and la tbs business portion of the L-ltv, rendara it the most desirable Hotel for either permanent or tranment guest s. . be accommodation B treunaarpasred. havlog extensive suites nt elegant y furnLned apartments lor f ?m?tica a d single gentle? men The proprietor will endeavor to maintain the blub reputation e-Joyed by the "charleston" as a Brat class house, sud no effort will be spared to de? serve a continuance of the liberal patronage hereto? fore bestowed upon it The best of Live y accommodations will be found adjoining tbs establishment. The house 1- supplied with the celebrated Arte? sian Water of which delightful baths'can be bud either day or ni?ht. A. H. J ?i'K-ON, Jnly 13 Proprietor. gT, CLOUD HOTEL. THIS NEW AND OOMMOLIOUS HOUSE. LOCAL ED corner ot Broadway and Fony-seoond-sirset, possesses ad van tag es overall other house? for the ac cosiroodatiop ot Its auests. it waa built expressly for a ftri-t-cl 'HS family boarding house-the rooms bains large and en suite, heated hy steam-with bot ma cold w .ter. and furnished second to n >ns; while the culinary department la in the most experienced hands. Affording guests an uneqaallsd ?able. ons of Atwood's Patent Ktevators ia also among the "inodoro improvements" and at the service ot gmect* at all hours. The Broadway and University Flam Cars pass the door evsrv four minutes, running from the Cit} Hall to central Paik, while tho sixth an. 1 r event ti Avenue tines are but a short block, on either side, affording ample facilities for communicating with ai) tbs depots, steamboat landtnga, nlaceaof a neus?. suent snd business of the great metropolis. MORE At HOUfc?. Proprietors. Varch 12 ?mos Scmaoal. REMOVAL-STttAUSS <K Vt AC ti have removal to the hiore No. 149 MEI: ri NO-' siaEhT oppo-ite the Chsrhwtoii Hotel, formerly occupied by Mesara. Dewing, Tbaye A Co . where they ate offering a lar -e ard comp ete assortment ot DUY and FANCY GOODS, imo July 5 C.llAXlLtfiSTOdi T V t?i? ?tf ii A ?? Ul CA.ii UNION. No. 43. ATTEND THE REGT/LAB. MONTHLY MEETING of your Union. THIS (Saturday) EVENING Jim lust, at Masonic Hall, at Eight o'clock. A general attendance of the members is desired, j \ as the committee ou the Revisto 1 of the Conshtu- I . (lon will submit their report. | * July 31 C. ADAMS, Secretary. HOMESTEAD BU1LUINU AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, rf "HE REGULAR MON ? HLY MEETING OF THIS I ?fnoc atlou win bs held at Masonic HUI. Tats EVHMNO, Ju.y 31st. at E ght o clock, i '! he rcasuror will rect-ive t?o dues from Stock hold? rs during t Ho day at bis office, No. 137 Aloct- . ing-stree?,and ut the H ?Il iu the e>ening. July 31 JOSEPH WHILDEN, ireasurer bi cm punucanous. 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COWPER'S I ABLE TALK, and other Poems, be.iuti tully illustrated by the mott eminent English .Artist?, 1 volume, 4to, S3. h TOBY WITHOUT AN KND, from tho German of Ca rovo, large 4to, with tl Reen beautiful pic? tures, in imitation of water colors, $7 50. CHRISTMAS CAROL, by < "harlc3 Dickens, with thirty illustrations, by Eytingo, small 4 ociavo, $5. SCOTIA'S BARDS, the choicest uroductions of the Scottish Poets, beautifully illustrated. 8vo, f4. MARMION, by Walter Scott, with fifteen photographic illustration , 98. * LAYS or THE BOLT LAN?, from ancient and moder writers, with sixty-three illustrations, 8vo, <8. CHAMBERS' BOOK or DAYS a miscellany of popular antiquities, two large volumes, royal 8vo, $9. The above are all in elegant bindings. January_ tyr pOPCLAR BOOKS " SENT FREE OF POSTAGE AT THE PRICES ANNEXED | i HORSE TAMING BY A NEW METHOD, 20c. INQUIRE WITHIN for Anything you Want to Know; or. Over 3700 Facts for the People, SI 50. I "3 FBOSl'S BOOK OF TABLEAUX. 35o. 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LESLIE'S LADY'S MAGAZINE, 45c. DEMOREs'l 'S MIRROR OE FASHIONS, 453. PETERSON'S LADIES' MAGAZINE, 30c. Novela by Criarii s DAcuenst OLIVER TWIST, 172 PAG&ti* SO CENTS; AMERI? CAN Notes, 104 pages 20c; Dombey A Son,356 oagee. 40c; Martin Cbuzzlewit, 341 pages, 40c; Our Mutual Friend, 330 pages, 40c; ?..hr 1 atman Stories, 162 pages 30c; 'iale of Two Cities, 144 pages 25c; Hard Times and Additional Cbrlstmas stories. 2JO pages, 80c; Nicholas Nickleby. 310 pages. 40c; Bleak House, 340 fages, 40c; Little Dorrit, !?30 pages, 40c; Pickwick apera. 826 pages, 40.-; David Copperfield. 330 pages, 40c; Bar oat y Budge 257 pages, 3fc; Old Curiosity Shop, 221 pages, 33c; Great Exoeotatlons, 184 pages, 30c; t-kett hes, 196 pages. 30c. Tile followingr Novels, toy Slr Walter Scott Rlwllect mt 30 cents Kaclu WAVERLY, IVANHOE. KENILWORTH. GUY Mssmarlng, Antiquary, Rob Roy. Old Mortality, The Black Dwarf ano a Legrad of Montrose. Rrtde "?" L,?niQ? xiioor, Heart of Mid-Lothian, Ths Monas tery, Tbs Abbot. Tus Pirate, Fortune* of Nigel, Peve rll of tbs Peak, Quentin Durward. St Ronan'? Weil, Bed Gsuntlflt, ? be Betrothed and Highland Widow Tbs Tattsmtn, Woodstock, Fair Maid of Perth, Anns ot Gslsrsi?in, Count Robert of Paris, The surgeon's Daughter. ' tm receipt of the price, either in cash or stamps coplea of any books in this nat will be sent by mail postpaid. CHAS. C. HIGHT ISM, No. lttt Kiug-street, July 12 D*0 < harlesion. 8. O. C?a atti ??l. ?NIVKHSL'Y OIT* VIUOISIA.>-TH? Session of this Institution commences an nu all. on the first day ot october, and continues, with? out interruption. ?JU the thursday preceding tho four h of July ensuing The organis dion oT the Institution la very cora pie s embracing extensive and thorough Courtes of instruction lu Lil Kit ATURE AND SCIENCE, and in tbe Prof.-e.dons of Law, Medicino sud Engi? neering. . be expense of tho Academic or Law Student, ex? clusive of the cost of text booka and clothing and pocket money, amount to about S865 per ses? sion of nins monto.?; and of the Engineering or Msdical Studeut to spoilt S395. of which sums, re? spectively, ?2S0 or $250 ia payable on aomtssioo, and the nVlance in tbs progress of Ot? session. For detalla send for ca'aloiruo P O., "Univ'ratty of Virginia." v - 8. M AU PIN, .July 24 Imo Chairman ot the Faculty. Y^y ASH I N ?TON OOLLIOB, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. PRESIDENT, GENERAL B. E. LEK, AIDED BY A FULL. CORPS OF PBOFESSOBH. THE NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 16TH, 1819, a?Kl ?-io.es Ju? o ?0th , ?8T0. In sd.titioA fa? th* regular Collegiate Oourse. the Pro'es-ional ,-ct.ools ol Law and Civil and Mining Eiglneering, are In tub opeiation. Neessaary expenses from ?SOO to ?87?. For catalogue, address J M. LEECH, July 19 Imo Clerk of Faculty. A OKA TABliiSAlX KVIUHI'I'ION PROMENADE CONCERT Viii be given at MILITARY HALL, under Hie aus ilcea of tho A S UL E Y FIR E E NGI NE COMPANY, OF CHARLESTON. Co commence on Monday Evening, ft?th. instant. Ind continuo for tun successive nights. Admission only 25 cont*. Children 15 cents iickels eau be procured at the door. 'the patronage of thu public is most respect iully elicited, as tue Committee has pledged themselves 0 sparc no pains hi making this one of the most ittraetiw entertainments of thc season. Refreth nents at city price*. Door* open at 7. Performance begins at half-past 1 o'clock. Chango cf performance each evening. S. K. ORVST, Leader. T. S. DENNISSON, July 26 Oneil mau Committee. ^MERICAN Ttl.VTI.M, Life and Savings Insurance Co? SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT, Ve. 4 MARYLAND BUILDINGS, BALTIMORE. DE. WM. M. POST. Medical Examiner. THOMAS E. COURTENAY, Manager. SR AN CU OFFICE, I UAHLKSTOV, S. C. DB. THOMAS L. OGIER, Medical Examiner. JOHN KIRKLAND, JE., General Agent. CUMLYA COS BOAUD REFERENCE Hon. ALFRED HUGER. YV G. MAGRA I H. Esq., President S. C. R. R. Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL, Attornoy at Law THEO. D. WAGNER, Esq., ot J. Fraser & Co. ANDREW SIMONOS, *sq., President Firtt Na ional Bank. ROBERT MURE, Esq., of Messrs. R. Muro St Co. EDWARD LAFIlTk, ot Ed. Lafitte St Co. Colonel J. B E. SLOAN, Cotton Factor. W A. COURTENAY, Esq., of Messrs. Courtenay it trennolm. H. B. OL^EY, Esq., of Messrs. O^ney k Co. Havins been app< inted General Agent for North md t-out h Carolina for the above reliable and popu ar Life Insurance Company, I am prepared to re wive applications at reasonable rates and on favor? able terms. JOHN KIHKLAND, JB. office for th? present at Messrs. Courtenay St Trenholm's. Union Wharf. ws3mos June 2 f^j. E U lt fi I A MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF MACON, GEORGIA, ftuthorixed Capital..S5OO.OO0 FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE md distinct by charter. SK) i,OOO paid into the In? surance Department of Georgia accord lng to law for the benefit of the assured in this Company, stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen ol 3eorgia. A purely Southern Company, alio wing only six per cent, ot its earnings to the Stockholders; the ?est o f the profits divided among the Policyholders >n the ccntubution plan. Ure Department, has been in successful opera ion for six months, and has already accumulated landsome assets. Life Department in full and successful operation, iud vieing with old companies in its success. All of its P?lich s non-torfeitable, and of every lescription of Life and Endowment, together with in annuity table and return premium plan. No restrictions upon travel, place of residence or Women Insured on same terms as men. Loans half cf its premiums. No notes takan. OFFICERS: W. J. LAWTON, President. J. C. MCBURNEY, vice-President. B. J. LIGHTFOOT, Secretary. - .. CF. MCCAY, Constituting Aclu, j\ P. H. WRIGHT, Examln5ng"plryS( ian This Company ls now prepared to take ri M Ither in the?Fire or Life Departments, and sol' n share )f the patronage of the city and State. J. Cl. HOL31 KS, Jr., General Agent for South Carolina. Local and Travelling Agenta wanted in all ? arta of the Sta'e. Liberal commissions allowed. Applica? tions to be made to J. G. HOLMES, Jr., General Agent, No. 35 Broad-street, Charleston, S. O. Jnly 21 DA o wfm G UA?DI AN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY N E W Y O R K . Organised In 1859. ALL POLICES NON-FORFEI TABLE. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND ?0 (FIFTY) PfcR CENT. STATEMENT. Polices in toree..93,000,000 Uaeta. 1,500,000 (annal Income. 800.OOO [.osaca Paid. 500,000 OFFICERS, W. H. PECKHAM, President, WM. T. HOOKER, Vice-PreaidenL L. MoADAM, Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FUDICKAB, Superintendent. 4U RECTORS. Ion. Jons A. Dix, New York. Ion. JAMES HARPER, Firm of Harper Ac Broa,, ex Mayor New York. OHS J. CRANE, President Bank Republic. VM H. VKBMn.Tr, Banker (Venullye St Co.) 'HAS G. ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Oom? nany, ton. uEOBGE OFDTKC, ex-Mayor of New York. ItNOTC. MORGAN, Banker. BOMAS Rion KT. Firm Thoma? Bigney Sc Co. IKK/. B,>BXBMAM, Treasurer New York Steam Su ' j gar Refining Company. ARON ARNOLD, Firm of Arnold, Constable St Co. icu ABD H. BOWNE, Wetmore St Bowae, Lawyers. I. V. HAOOBWOBT, Finn E. V. Haugh wont it Co. 9u WII.KF,N3, Firm of W. Wilkeus St Co. CLOTS 0. PRATT, Merchant. TM. W. WRIGHT. Merchant. HAS J. -TAUS, Merobant. VILLIAM ALLEM. Merchant. IBO. W. CUTLER, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. tao. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insur? ance Company. OHN Q. FHBHWOOB. Park Place. ('ALTON H. PECKHAM, Corner Flth Avenna and Twenty.tblrd-etreet. i?WASP H. WBIOMT, Newark. N. J. BO. W. FABLES, counsellor. T. It. Cooa WELL. Merchant OtOKOB KKIOT, G EN EBAL AGENT FOB SOD TH CAROLINA. r. T. REEN3T JfiRN A, Fssstf ning Physician. H. I* SK KT*: I,. J GEN EBAL AGENT FOB CHARLESTON. 'J ?efe Ne. ?65King-street, CHARLESTON, 8. O. January 14 mo ? lyr SC KNO*.. JOHN CULL NO X * O ILL,, Cotton Castors * AND 3 EMERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. las SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE. CONSIGN MEN i s or COiTON, Rica, kc, RE 'EOTFl.'LLY solicited, cad liberal advaneo? made i. on. Ordere for CORN ind BaOON promptly [scated with cars and attention. Smoa May le AUGUSTA MELONS. QAA OF THE LMtGEST AU?USTA MELONS O VJ" offered in thin mark ut this season. Per? ions wishlnw choice M KLON s v>ni lind it to their .Ovan ago to inapoct our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Some choice Clear Stone Poaches selling from 5 to 50 cents a dozen. ANDREW- ai SALVO. July 31_?_Nu_59r King-street. HO! FOI*. CHEAP AUGUSTA MELONS. JUST ARRIVED. ABOUT ONE ll U NDR Kl) VERY FINE MELONS, at KLEIN'S FRUIT 8TORE, No. 33? King-Rtroe?, which will bc sold to hatlsfy every one wno buys; some aro very extra large ones. AIBO, very cheap Peaches, 10 cents a quart; Lemont) 50 c< nts a dozen. 2* Juh 30 Slid AK AN? HOI ASMUS. 46 HU' H. CHOICE PORTO RICO SUOMI 60 bbls. choice Porto Rico Sug ir 60 hilda Muscovado Sugar 100 bhds. Cuba Molasses 60 hbls. Cuba Molasses 10 bhds. Porto Rico Molasses. For sale in lots to suit pur hasers, hy W. P. HALL, juiv I wsimo- Brown tt co.'s Wharf. $100PER DAY Ul.sL'ONT1NUED HAVING OBTAINED AN EXTENSIVE AND widespread ?ale for "CEN IURY" brand of Fino Cut ('hewing I obacco, WP desire to annouuee that we shall not pack daily $100 tn the small tin? foil paper? after this date. July 1st, its merits being so favorably recognized that ihis inducement is no loi gar necesBary. To avoid misapprehension, how? ever, we would add that wo shall continue to park order? for eleaant MLER-.CH\ll M PIPES io our "Ya-cht Club" and "Eureka" brands ol Muoking Toracco. 'Ihe "Yacht Club" is devoid of Nicotine, and can net injure the health, and is especially ?tjjanj me lid? ed to people of sedentury occupations or nervous constitutions. The trade are invited to send for circulars. P. LORILLARD, July 17 stuthlmo New York. WflUAT! WHEAT! AT NEW YORK AM) BALTUUOKE PRICES. WANTED TO PURCHASE, 10,000 BUSHELS CHOICE WHKAT, and will poy New York and Ballimore prices, according io quality. July 22 thBtu6 J NO. CAMPEEN & CO. FOR SALE, ALOT OF CYPRES* PO^TS ANO PLANKS; Also, a lot of ,\>H PLANKS, 3 and 4>? luches thick, no Jr lauding by Steamer Marion on Mar? shall's Wharf. J. MARSHALL, Jr. July 13 _taihs FRESH DRUGS, JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, WHOLE? SALE AND RE'IAIL, by Dr. H. BAER, No. 131 MEETING-STREET WOLF'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS Hosteler's Bitters Plantation Bitters Foutz' Horse and Cattle Powders Winslow's Soothing syrup Perry Davie' I ainkiller Mexican Mustang Linament Fahneatock's Vermiiuge Peery'a Dead Shot, kc &c, kc, June 20 stuth H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD'S EXTRA FINE PUKE UhD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. IN ORDER TO FACH IT ATE THE SUPPLY OF OUR PURE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHIS? KIES to our former numerous customers at the South, we have appointed Messrs. H. GERDTS & CO. our Agent?, woo by this arrangement, are en? abled to supply the trade Pt price- widch will iusure satisfaction. H. & H. W. OATH EB WO OD. H. ?Si H. W. CATUERWOOOD'S EXTRA FINE PURE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES, err* BARRELS OE THE ABOVE FAVORITE OU WaD,KlE->, consisting of X, XX. XXX, XXXX, and NECTAR and CABINET BRAND?, and also of ower y rades. Now landing, and for salo low by H. GEBOTS As CO., June 12 stuth3mo No. East Bay. PEAS. i}f\f\f\ BUSHELS BLACK PEAS, SUITABLE A\ M ll . *e- -sed ana leed!i.s fer sale by July 24"_T. J. KERR k CO. CHEAP LORN. QAAA BUSHELS WESTERN WHITE CORN, O'/LfV/ slig?tly heated. For fale. at a low price, by T. J. KERR & CO. .!Tity 02 NEW^ti?OJ?Sy EA?*T I .sr IAN MAM.J. ,, v .. t..-., -v.-.'o % ULK, m os td ici.ms a..o healthy loud. . * lor Puddings, Jo lies, Riane Matu- 1 '< Cn ara Griddlecakes, Soups, kc, pul up in: lb. pack? age* with directions for use. Deciccai.-d Cocoanut, L>r P?L?, i'u?i-... kc, pnt up in half tb. packages, with directions. Sweet Oil, French and American in halt pints, pinta V and quarts. Cider and White Wine Vinegir, warranted pure Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee, of good quality, at 35c. * lb. Just received and for sale by CO-OPERA I IVE GROCERY STORK, Southwest corm r Meeting and Market streets. Goods delivered tree. May 28 HONEY ! FOB SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAL. BY Dr. H. BAER, June 26 No. 131 Meeting-street. Stones. _ jy? !. . V I li L K Y , TROY, NEW YORK, MANUEACLUBER OF STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS, HOLLOW WARE, Ac. MANUFACTUREE OF 11 PHILANTHROPIST," "CHIEF COOK,' "CHARTER OAK" AND "CIVILIAN" COOKING STOVES. . ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO THE SOUTHERN TRADE. AMD res SALE BS D. L, FULLERTON, AUGUSTA, GA. THESB STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED FOB rapacity, durability, conveniences aud the general purposes to wblcb Cooking Stoves ?vre used. The PHILANTHROPIST \* eitra heavy plated, and has ash Drawer; can be mad" tnto a six boiler hole ?tove ; bas ca?t iron Wuer Tank galvanized, or enamel lined. A strictly first-class Stove. Tte 31 VT hi AN la of a neat design, and bas a ?ne largo liven. Thia stove can be had wttb thc extension jack, six bolea, and reservoir when desired For fort ber Inaortnatlon apply to D. L. FULLERTON, January % ?reo. Auoueta. fla J1HB UNIVERSAL FAVORITE, WILLCOX Am QIBBQ' SILENT SEWING MACHIN?. THIS MACHINE STANDS THUS FAR U RI, r A LL ED aa a FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, and IM taken the place of over forty double thread ma. hines tn thia city. Reliable Agenta wanted ii att urge towna In ?he State. ?. B. HASELTON, No. 807 KING-STREET] Willcox & Gibba' Agent of South Carohla. NEEDLES, OIL. SILK, ftc, constantly on hall BKPAI RING aa usual. atnthly Mit-1 nt O X. O ? N E , iJtfp?TnOa TO TSB BE&T IMPORTED CO ^!?wJLrEB? h?w^?otnr3fi a. ? tola who ?sale ad retail to? Dr. H BAER. No. 161 Meeting -err^t.