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THE DAILY NEWS RIO B DAN, DAW80N & CO., PROPRIETORS. OFFICE No. 149 EAST EAT. - ? '.???? v?nrf.$8 00 I'.mi.? News, six moulin. ? D*.n.T **ews, three month*. 2 00 Tri-Wbxki.y News, one year.3 OD Tbi-Wkekly. News, six months.2 00 PAtMENr invariably iu advance. No paper sent unless tin? cash accompanies the order, or for a long er time than paid for. Thk Bail, y News will t o sorved to subscribers in the city ?i m cents a week. advebtiskmknt3.?First insertion, 15 cents a lino; subsequent (n.-ertious, 10 cents a Une. Business Notice?, ^ t cents a lino. Marrlago and Funeral No ti oes, Ou?* noiiai eacb. .v is if s s n yr sz a a r. ?Gold closed in Now York yesterday weak at 355. ?Cotton closed steady at tho noon quota tions, with sales of 12.0 bales. ?lu Liverpool yesterday ootion closed a shado ?ruior, with uplands at 12Jd; Orleans at 13al3|d. C?Tho Baltimore Sm'igorfoat is $6000 out, but n great deal ?r '"o? _Tno D.xon (Illinois) Democrat says that a tombstone m the cemotory in that city boars simply tho suggestivo epitaph : "Gone up.'' ?Tho " Fortbilduugsvoreiu Humboldt" is tho name of an association in Now York. If its life is aS long as its namo, it will be immor tal. ?Only one man in Florida returned an in como for 1858 of over $10,000, and but soven had over $5000. Tho total number taxed is less than two hundred. ?The Now York World says : "Rev. Dr. William S. Plummer, the eminent theological professor in the South Carolin* Seminary for Ministers, is supplying this summer tho pul pit of the Rev. Dr. Van Dyks, of Brooklyn. Moreover, Dr. Plummer is ompowered to re ceive aid for tho honored institution with which ho is so honorably identified, and the friends ot tho South and of non-pohlical preach ing can do no botter than assist this sterling and modest school of divinity." ?Dispatches roceivod at Chattanooga from Mr. D. N. Stanton, president of tho Alabima and Cincinnati Railroad, now in Boston, stato that directors tor tho Southern divis'on of the Cincinnati and Chattanooga Kailrosd, comprising somo of tho best men of Now York and Boston, wore elected oa last "Thurs day. Merchants of New York aod Boston havj subscribed $2,000.003 to tho road. Mr. Stanton. who is president of the Alabama and Chattanooga Railioad, was also chosen Presi dent of the Southern division of the Cincinnati Road. ?Judgo Lowell, of Massachusetts, has just made a decision of much importance iu rela tion to the validity of contracts with the citi zens of Southern States. In 1852 the bark Lamp lighter was destroyed by the Alabama. Among her owners were Four citizens of sc-called "rebel" States. Mr. Payne, the master, col 1 ected mo insuranca and paid it to the owner living in Ma saohusetts, holding that those I iving in Ihe "rt bel" States had no title to par ticipate. One of the four owners, who lived in South Carolina, recently brought suit against Mr. Payuo's administrators, aud now recovers by the decision of the court. ?Groat preparations are afoot for the com ing exposition of textile fabries at Cincinnati. About sixty cases and packages, generally large, are already in tho rooms, and advices are received of snipments having been made -from almost all important points of the West and South. Among tho Southern manufacto ries already represented are the following : Graniteville Manufacturing Company, 8. C; Batesville Mills, S. C; D. A. Jewell, Jewell's MUls, Georgia; E. T. Clement, Nashville, Ten nessee ; Lehman, Durr & Co.. agents, Mont gomery, Alabama; Bowling Greon Manufactur ing Company, of Kentucky; Houston Factory, Goorgia ; Macon Manufacturing Company, Georgia ; Barnet, Micou & Co., Tallassee, Alabama; Augusta Factory, Augusta, Georgia; Eagle and Phoanix Mills, Columbus, Georgia; Fontenoy Mills, Antioch, Georgia. ?Making champagne is now a regular busi ness in California. It is done, recording to a correspondent who has seen the process, as follows : "Tho crude wine is run into a tank which holds three thou-and bottles, and then sweetened with eighty-two pounds of sugar. The succeeding processes are nice and com plicated, and some of them 1 believe are kept secret from tho public. The solution of the great projlem of childhood?how ch mpagns corks get in when they are so much larger at the bottom than at the top?appears in an in genious machine, which compresses them one-half and then drives them in in a twink ling. Tho newly-filled .bottles are laid in frames, with the nocks sloping downward. Here they remain for some t^jcks, but are shaken by hand every day. Isro pressure on a bottle is ninety pounds to the square inch, or equal to that of six atmospheres. About one in ten bursts. The men who shake them woar masks of wire to protect their faces. The superintendent has a long scar on his right hand, whore he was once out by the -rlass ?f ?m ?T-i?'i.nff hnttJA. After the -wine has worked itself olear, the eork is removed for an instant to let tho sediment fly out; then it is replaced, the bottle is labelled, wrapped and oaeed bv Chinamen, and it is ready for the market." ?The returned officers of the United States ?leamer Guerri?re, who were recently up tho Parana River in Brazil, are loud in their ex pressions ot sympathy for Lopez. According to their acoount he still carries on an energetic 'defensive warfare auainst vastly f uporior num bers, moans of warfare, and resources ; and that he has never shown a s'-gn of trepidation ncr a thought of surrender. Biazil has lost tens of thousands of men, and involved hcrsolt in? vast debt ; her ally, tho Argentine Repub lic, bas withdrawn from tho oxponsivo aud app.1ron.1y endless fight; and although denounc >d as a cruel tyrant aud rotester of iniquity, Lopez hm had at bis ser vice, first and last, the entire resources of his people, and no attempt at revolt from his role has been made, and no betrayal has been made of his cause. Even according to Brazilian accounts, he has lately inflated a .serious blow on 1 heir army, and is still unsub dued, defiant and active. He is described oy the Paraguayans themselves as a man of great conrsge. resources and energy, who rules by virtue of his qualities as ? leader, not by mere despom 10 exercise of brute force. The Para guayans are all devoted to him. and will sacri fice whatever is necessary to injure their inde pendence of the hated Brazilians. The officers think Lopez will driva the Brazilians out of the country unless he is bidly whipped and broken in the |t"Xt battle. ?-T it* pi ooedings of the American Philo? . logical Association at Ponghkeepsie, although Aoosr, an d oplv interesting. On Thursday .Professor Schu'e de Vere toad a paper on the Enitlish language, counsoilnig its study. flr.iL, . ai a marveUoas piece of moohauism, and, sec oudly, as possessing a bigh spiritual power. Latin and Greek ho looUel upon only as a good foundation for a proper study ot Euglisb. Mr. Jacob Pierson thought our own language had been neglected. - "We must find time to dovelopo tho beautiee of English lireratuie. What wo teach mosl frequently is not the English and tho Latin language and litora turo, nor even Enarlish grammar in any scientific designation of the torm; but a strangj compound in which nouns, pronouns, verbs, adlocuvos, and paiti Gintafl h-" ???ed in fantastic form and fashion. It is ono eternal treadmill of pirse. parse, parso, the gender of o,i8| aeolcnsion of that aud quantity of 8omothuig^ae> T?0 principle underlying tho rules are not "sought for, Tho delicate niceties and intricacies 01 ^oj?ht aro all uuuoticed." The committee on the *<ui>joot of a uniform system of pronouncing the clatMu. oal languages, reported in favor of the conti nental method. Mr. James E. Munson, the veteran phonographer, read a paper on the relation of phonetics to philosophy, claiming among the special uses of bis system, tho teaching of the blind to read ; communication of tho exact souuds of foroign languages; aud the telegraphic communication cl message* in auy ianguagc, through all countries, without translation. Rev. Milton Maury defended tho study of tho classics ; and Professor Comfort favored tho establishment of a philological university. The association adjourned yester day to meet in Rochester, New York, in Ju y, 1870. CHARLESTON. _?_nJfc* TUESDAY MORNfffG, AU( : I ' 18W The crisis in France. The cry of*0"an imminent crisis" in Eu rope has so often reached us since the day of Sadowa, that the cry of "wolf !" from that quarter begins to be regarded with mnoh of the old proverbial incredulity. There are, of course, on so broad a field of heter ogeneous and often conflicting interests as is represented by the map of E irope, al ways many disputes, now between monarch and people, now between Church and State, and again between rival contending nation alities. The philosopher and the states man find much in these affairs to interest and instruct; but whenever they venture to give their speculations the form of prophecy they are apt to find themselves quite as much at fault as the rest of* us. The imperial Sphinx of France seems destined ever to baffle the conjectures and oonfound the au guries of the shrewdest. Contrary to the anticipations of the world, he kept aloof from the Austro Prussian war of 1866. So again the year after, though yielding to his eager marshals so far as to make a great show of warlike preparation in the Lux embourg affair, the difficulty was amicably adjusted, and Napoleon onoe more gained a bloodless victory. Still, during all this time, and before that time, and since, notwithstanding all these smiles of fortune, Napoleon has not felt se cure on his throne. The opposition to his rule in France was neither small nor con temptible. However wide their divergence in all else, the several elements of this op position?Legitimist, Orleanist, Liberal and Red. Republican?all might at any time unite against the Emperor's Government, and taking advantage of some temporary tumult?and such need never be wanting with the mercurial Parisian populace? preoipitate a revolution. True, tbe gov ernment professedly holds its title from the plebiscite, the same authority whose depu ties compose the Corps L?gislatif. And although the latter comes much nearer being a true reflex of popular sentiment, the ballot boxes have always been too closely watched by imperial bayonets, with a view to et curing a good government ma jority in ( the law-giving body. In spite, however, of all the genius and tact of Na poleon, in spite of a brilliant and success ful reign and a large, obedient and well drilled army, the talent and patriotism of the opposition have made themselves more and more felt with eaoh succeeding year. From time to time there has been a pre tence of yielding to their demands for an inorease of liberty, as when in November, 1860, he granted the right of address, or in January, 1867, the Emperor announced that ho was about to set the orown upon ihe edifice of liberty which he had reared. Liberty of tbo press, privilege of publio meeting, right of interpellation, &c, these were a few of the glittering generalities that were yielded?a mere scp to the democratic French Cerberus?not the light of liberty, but a mere ignis fatuus It was known at the time, that the decree of January 19, 1867, just referred to, had been made in opposition to the entire ministry. This, bo far, looked well for the Emperor's, good in tentions; but when Rouher and his reac tionary colle agues were retained in the Cab net and nothing ever oame of the new priv ileges that bad been ushered in with eo great a flourish of trumpets, the discon tent increased****!, was fanned into flam* by heavy taxation, onerous conscription and manipulated ballot boxes, until on the occasion of the recent popular elections there were signs of a disaffection so wide spread as to cause serious alarm. That the outbreaks were net mere sensational news paper rumors, as some would have us be lieve, is best proved from the effect these events have had on his Imperial Majesty himself. Although he had heretofore uni formly opposed Parliamentary Government (in the English sense) and ministerial re sponsibitity, he has now yielded the latter at least of these two; the ministers have sent in their resignation, and a new Cabi net, more liberal and more in conformity with the will of the people, is to be con structed. It is unfortunate that this aot of politioal liberality was accompanied by the prorogation of the Corps L?gislatif, look ing much as if the Emparer were afraid to trust that body without well trained minis terial leaders, such as perhaps may turn up in the next session. The Liberals are furious at this duplicity, as they term it The Emperor's message proposing the new privileges was at first hailed as an unmixed boon; but now, since it bas been more closely studied, many contend that with its> many ambiguities it may turn out to be ot no more real worth than tbe oft quoted "enlargement of popular liberties of Jan ' nary, 1867." The Emperor, of course, is loth thai the world fchoulii thiuk that any meshagu or proclamation of his is the result of clamor or dissatisfaction on the part of tho French people. Hear him : "The modifications 1 "have determined to propose are the natu "ral development of those which have suc cessively been made in the institutions of "the ?mpire; besides, they will leave in "tact the prerogatives which the people "explicitly confided to me, and which are "the ehsential conditions of a powor which "is the safeguard of order nod society." Which, being paraphrased, will read some what as followB : "You eau h*vo a respon "e'hle aliilstrji . anything else, yoi ih'i ' hoi ... ; th,-n ^,. m . ^lf^|||? "degliuios ? ".. oo, 'fjM tt-.c rnsj'O??iblr, .1 ? not. j- r. iti'.i surely, p^titlciiion, you "would not have mo grow oblivious of my "sacred obligations." Thus the matter stands. But how long it ill thuH stand no man can say. 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CAUIION.?Do not bo imposed upon by other parties jnlmlng off worthless cas:-iron muchlne.m. oi.uci ire same nnmn nr aumnrtn-. oura la tbo ...)v < ... -vpractiosi oap machine 78 Mav 4 ' sit: 'r '?V. ? |??.i fVSANTlVY PITV i \ . y]J STOItY RESI i; ?.? - : >-ite Wentworth Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL. June 14 BEIL ?STUTE AGENTS, ANDOIHEUS having houses to reut, can have their Plac trds, Ac, printed at the lowest rates and in the newest and neatest stvles or tvpo, at THE MEWS JOB OF ?ICE, No. 14? East Bay *0i Sale. F'JR S \L>U low, A large CHCUCH ?E?iN, containing thirty-five a.ops. ALSO. A SMALL PARLOR oiGAN, containing four Mopb, In a handsome Rosewood Case. Apply at JOHN B\KEB'S ORGAN FACIORY, No. 13 Van diT' orst-BtreeL thstu3th July 8 T PK1VATB SALE, TH AT 1T1MC STAND with fix'ures for a Grocery, corner Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply ON PREMISES._thsto_January 21 ITIOK SAIiK. 0\R HUISDH p;0 TRIIUS ? AND acres OF LAND in Kerahaw County, South Carolina. CONSItSTlNGOF: FIFTY VERY SELECT FAKMs near Camden and on the Railroad, varying in size from 150 to 50U acres These and adjoining tarais are being taken bv our best citizens, und adord every advantago lor bcaltb tui. comt< r able uni protltable mrms. M?NY LABGK AND CHOICE PLANTATIONS, convenient to market. DEnIBaBLE RESIDENCES in Camden and Kirk wood. * SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS OF WOOD LIND aim A few very VALUABLE mITE^ for manufactories. Address, WM. M. SHANNON, Attorney at Law, Camden, s. C. July 23 pao lino* FARM IM UMEBWILlilI lOlNlY. 1WO MILES FROM HE TOWN.?FOR SALo. a hut valuable and well lo*a?ed FARM, situate in Gieenvtde rounty, south Carolina, on the old Pen dletnn Road, two miles from the Town of Greenville, cortainino; 145 acres of Land, well adapted to the culture of WLea', corn and Prorisions; sixty acres cleared, balance In well timbered land, on tne Farm there is a well built aod handsome resHeuoe, con taining eleven rooms, with all requisite outbuild, ings; floe an ex toi sive orchards of fruit trees ot 15 varieties of finit; spring of water near residei oe; large dry troll, and other conveniences for a faun y desiring a fine residence. Fine mountain scener> and healthy locality. For particulars apply to Mr. L. ]). DeHAUSsurf, Gharieiion, ?. 0. ; Meesra. < AVID A i RAD LEY, aieanviLe. 8. C, or ?. B. fi BY WARD, Camden, 8.0. July tf _ 1 _m lmo TWS SA.bR, FITS3 HUN0RRD CA HT J; LOA us OF ?AR TM, free from nab bleb. Apply at No. 48 BBOAD-STRt T. 2 Ancrue 3 *|7IOR s ?IjK, A oooo iH?rt?K And CART JL with Harness; also tbre? god MU/'H COWs, pomo srl.h young ca.ves. Inquire at No. 3 GREEN smnBl._8*_Julv 8t a Ut:th?n ? kuh, BhoK KRS, ? M O XX. others wishing Mt or*Hals" ilacsrds, Business Carde, or otner Job Printtn? executed with neat bmi and dispatch, wll. consult thoir intoreet by leav ing tbe.r orders at THE MKW8 JOB OFFICE, No I ?3 a?M Bay._ Ti?H SALE, OLD NEWSPAPKH? |A V auy ttu-istity. Cric.? 75 cants per hundred. The cheapeat wrappso i paper that can be need. Ap. clT a' thf oir>." of ?HE N < WS. Marob 1 . .??.*,?.., imm ? ? |4A^??n? cpM\mal)\p Hittite. f|\lilfi ? M i IIMGVED H?VH sTOKBf? X i Dacoour uership for the. purpose of condm 'ug a Pi KlODiC L AND NEWS DhPOl AND GKN ( ?m .-l'Ai i. ?NKUY BUSINESS, at No. 446 King. Ifttjest, ?f?! below John-siri et. We hone by a strict Bud bwiteioMi Htteodanee to business to mnrlt s share nf the puniic pat.i ooage. JOHN B. ROI M EST. JT. MOTTE MARIIN. v ! ;>m , August 3, 18C9. AstgitstS , S "-'i" 1 '- 1 111 1 .. _! Pissoitttiaa $f CapurtacrsSjip. sxi Ol JCh.HK PI1SI Of H. H. II ill Il V. Y Ac CO . Merchants. 1 > I lneopoils Vlllace. Ouar'eston Con ny, i- her -by disrolved by mutiisi < ;mn- H.bytV wiibdrawal of H.G AV\Nr,oneoi the cmttriere. Ml ctii'.tna against said Arm will please be prciieit'iii wli hin ? as next ten daj's to B ti HAnVEY, Muinig'm or c ;oi.In as ern iMillroad. and all p r eon-1 <' t> ' -He firm will ol>usa mxka piymunt o muri w&?m ib? nnrtuer< either ot wuom sp? an ibov tc'l le--r>ci .ta lor the wm> 1 ?, j H. H HARVEY J"'? 31 ? H. G AV AN I. fSi It A T 0*^1 AO . ? bBl?. A fiOOr. . t. d.ING SUMMER MEDICINE. MADE irfrfth every flay, bjr Da a, SAER, M*Y ? Mo. 1*1 Meetrat-alreet. jttetimjp. IIin . KM l \ SOCIBTY, THE HEGUL>R MON I M).Y MEETING OF THIS SOCIK I Y will b? he'd at heir Ball, IHM I.ven ino 3d iustuut, at Eight oVlcck. Wn. AIKKN KELLY. August 3 Secretary. FREIMV1?N4 11 \ 1 1 SIUMI TUE BEODLaB MON 1 H LY M EE i I N(r OK TU is S'.cicty will take place I mu Evening, at Eight o'elo k. CHAS. SIEOLINO, Sccn tary. August S S. F. Cl.UB. VTTEND A MIE 1 m* l'hw EVENING. AT FchreubaeVs Hall, at Eight o'cli ck. By oider of the President. August :t VIGIL* A NT KlUK UN GIN H tOMI'AAY. THE REGULAR M 1NTULY MEETING OF THE t'omiiMuy will ho hold at the Hall, This Even is 0. at i lght o'clock. ^ By ortV-r. T. D LFT*{*? Augustj_-ecrotary. ?Il \ It Lfc STON HOOK j vl> lAOO-K COMPAN EM BER^t A RK., J- ^??1^-^*11^ M" R^J?ar ? Meeting, tho ?^kiho, l?iK,.t Sr^ZL r<30Ck. A. 11. JAKVIS. haAuPguet3e>r:_secretary^ " K -T^iiD FIRE KKGI^E tOJIP/tvY. 4 >Mi THF MONTHLY M ?< ET1NO OF YOUR . 4f ''omp ny. Im? Evi-nino. the 3d instant, at Eight u"ciock. at Military Hall Punctual at tendance ih required, bp bus hops <>1 Importance is to be transacted By order of the President. Augusts * JOHN H. - i I WART, >ccrrtary. mass NEETINO. npHE CITIZENS OF H ABLESTON, IBRESpEO 1 TlVE of all poll'l-al const ler.ttloni arc Invited to 8>Fcmt)'c at Military Hall This Evening, at halt-pa-1 Eight o'clock, to give formai expression t the r disapprobation of the rlotou* proceedings which took pVicp. on the "nccns'on ot the visit of tho Savannah Base Ball Club to this city. August 8 COTTON AND RICE fa' TOUS. AN ADJOURNED M EE TING OF THE COTTON and Rice Factors, to receive tho Retort of the hpecial Committee appointed at the last race irp, will be held at tho office or Messrs. Fr?set & Dill, on To Monnow, 4>h Instant, at Twelve o'c.ock M. August 3 2 F /tnannol. OH S A ft. K $10,000 CHABLE8TON AND FAV ANNAH RAIL ROAD BONDS (State guarantee.) (5000 Bank State Bills (new Issue.) 300 Shares People'* Bank Stock ? Shares South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock. By r A. 0. KA OF VIAN, Broker and Commission Agent, August 2 2 Nc. 25 Broad-street. JAMES H. WILSON, BANKER AND BROKER, No. 5 Broad-street. STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD BOUGHT AND oarried.or sold phort iu New York on ncrgins. DF POSITS received and interest allowed. FXHBANGE, STOrKP. BONDS, GOLD, t-ILVER, COUPONS AND UNCURRENT BANK NOTES, bought and sold on current rates and on commis sion. COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. DRAFTS for sale of ?1 and "upwards on England, Ireland, Paris and Berlin. fulO July 30 g A N K K 11 s , STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND MER CHANTS, wishing Checks, Blanks, Letter Heads, or Job Printing of any description, c. n get their Older* filled promptly and iu the neatest style, at cheap rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFIOE, No. 119 East Bay. Bemaoal. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE ttKBI'?VfCD to No. f>8 QUEEN-STREET, opposite the PLANIER'-* HOTEL. 3* Augusts BEMOVAL.-sritAUSS & VANCK Uavu reuiuvo 1 to tho Hiore No. 149 MEETI NGt HittEET opposite the Charleston Hotel, formerly occupied by Messrs. Powincr, Thayei A Co . where they are offering a lartre and complete assortment of TJUY and FANCY GOODS. lm> Julys Cfcuattimal. UN IV KU KI TY OF VIKOIMIA.-THG Session of this Institution co.nmences anau all / on the first day ot October, and contlni.es, with out interruption, till the Thursday preceding the four h of July ensuing. The organization of the Institution is very com plete embracing extensive and thorough conr-es of instruction iu LITERVTURR AND bCIENCE, and in the Professions of Law, Medicino aud Engi neering. 'I he fxpeu.s? of the Academic or Law Stndent, ex clusive of the cost of text books aud clothing and pocket money, amount to about $366 per ses sion of nine montn<; aud of the Engineering or Medical Student to a iout $395. of which sums, re spectivelv, $220 or $250 is payable on aamission, and the oalance in the progress of the session. For details send for catalogue. P O., "Univ -reity of Virginia." S. MAUPIN, July 24 lmo Chairman Ol the Faoulty. W ASHINGTON COLLEGE, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. PRESIDENT, GENERAL R. E. LEE, Aided By a full, Coups of Pbofbssobs. THE NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEM BEB 16th, 1869, and do - es Jut e 25th, 1870. In addition >o the reutlar Collegiate Course, the Professional fchools of Law and Civil and Mining Engineering, are in lull operation. Nececsary expenses, from ?300 to (875. For catalogue, address "' J M. LEECH, July 10 lmo * Clerk of Faculty. Vottres in Sankroptru. TS TKB DIST?ICT COURT OF THE X UNITED STAlBa, FOB THE DfsfttfCU OF SOUTH OAROLTNA?IN THE MATTER OF THOS. W. GODBoLD, RANKK?Vr?IN BANKBUPTCY, To whom it may concern: The undersigned hereby gives notice of bis appointment as Assignee*-ot IHoMAn W. GODBOLD, in the District of Mario. , and State of Snntn Carolina within said District, who baa bcew adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition by the Dis riot Court ot said District. Dated the 16th day ot JSij. I860. July27 toS A. H. FORD, Assignee, IN Tgl'l DISTRICT COURT Of WHSfi TJS?TBD STATE*. TOB THB DISTRICT OF tOUl H C ABOLI* A?TO TOT MATTER OF W. W. El \Ri LEE, BANKRTJ 'T?IM BaNKRUPTOY.?To toAOM it may txmerm: The w*der?tgned hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assignee of WIL LI Akt WBa RLIJSB, in the District of Msrion and Mate of "oath Oarodna w?thtn said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon bis own petition by the District Court of said Diet-lot. Dated the 16Tb day of July. 1860. inly 27 tu3 A. H FOSD, Assignee. ?<HARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. THIS F?BRT-CLAB3 HOTEL.' SITUATED IN A pleasant location, and In the business portion of the cit , icitd <i-fl it tho moat desirable 11ot?l for either permanent or tran*tent guests. . he accommodations areunauriMsred. having extensive suites n| elegantly fnrui?ned apirtments lor / mi des ? d single rentle an<>n The proprietor will endeavor to maintain the blub r?putation ei joyed by the "L'harleston" as a first stess bousn. and no effort #iil be spared to de serve a continuance of the liberal patronage hereto fore be*towed upon it The best of Live y accommodations will be found adjoining the establishment. 1 he house i - supplied with the celebrated Arte sian Water ot winch delightful baths can be b<td either day or night Jfc. H. JaOK>ON, ?1 July 13 Propriotoc. 8 cloud h 4? tel THIS NEW AND COMMOI. IOUS BOUBE, LOCAT ED corner o. Broadwav and Fony-cecoiid-atreet, possesses advantagss over all other houses for the at commodatlon oi Us uuesta. it was built expreasij for ? ftrct-clisB family boardLig house?tho room* bolner large and en nnlte. heated t>y steam?wlib bol and cold w 'ter. and furnished aocond to none; wbur the culinary department is iu the most oxperienrud nands, aS rdtng gnevta an uneqaallAd tabla. one of At wood's Patent Elevators is aiso smonn the ??modern improvements" and ?t the service o< ?nests at all hours. The Broadw i\ and University IMac. CStS pass the door everv four ?dnutes, l-inuun iroiu the ' itj Hall to I 'entr l Paik, while the sixth au<i r evenu wenue 'ines ar? nut a short block >n eitrei aide, sfiordlog ample facilities for communtcailnp with ail he tiepois, stc:iml>oat landlS'is, olaees of saense. ment and business of the great metropolis. ' -<? ' n. 4* ii4illb.Y, Proprietor*. Varabia 6n?s A GUANO TABLEAIX EXHIBITION au? PROMENADE CONCERT Will bo given at MILITARY HALL, under the aus pices of the ASHLEY FIRE ENG IKE COMPANY, OV CHARLESTON. To commence on Momlavy livening, ?( Iii Instant, And coutinue tor ten successive nights. Admission only 25 cents. Children 15 cents lick'-'ts can be procured at the door. 'j w patronage of the public i? mod respectfully elicited, as the Committee has pledged themselves to spure no pains in making this one of <he most attractive entertainments of the season. Refresh ments at city prices. Doors open at 7. Performance begins at half-past 8 o'clock. Change of performance each evening. S. K. ?BM.T, l ouder. T. H DKNNISst )N, July 20 Chat'man Committee. iHiscfUsncGUd. c H I S O I, 31 ' S SAW MILLS (WI ST KND Tit\DD-STREET.) HAVING A LARGK slOCK OF TU UFR, WE arc prepared to cut orders lor any size and quality of LUMBER, at moderato prie-?. CHI-OLM BROTHFR?, West E d iradd-slreet, August 3 iufw-4 Or Adders' North Wharf, M '1 HE UN'DERMGNED RESPECTFULLY IN FORMS the HGER BEi R DMNKER> of this city, tba' in future Ibe above well known LAOER cau always be bal at his Saloon, t-oeiety-etree'. August 3 _2* C. W WIKCKING. J? Li A S T 1 C JOINT IRON ROOFING, "OUT C ALT'S PATENT," For Residences, Suyar Houses, Cotton Gins, Bridges, kc. Manufactured by SHOENBERGER & CO., No. 15 Public Landing, Cincinnati, Ohio. July 29 DAO I mo A USEFUL I!?VKNTIOS, HOUSEKEEPERS WHO DO THEIR OWN COOK ING with Kerosene or Oas stoves, have, heretofore, felt the want of a PERI EOT BAKING OVEN. DUVAL'S PATE INT BAKER, attached to their stoves, will bake Rread, Biscuit, Pies, kc , and roast Poultiy, Reef, Potatoes. Arc. to perfection. A full supply of KEROSENE and OAs SiOVES, of the best kinds, together with Utensils for every purposo, lor sale, at wholesale and retail, by jr. ?. wi'VAli ?t SONS. July 3 tuihs Agents for the Totentees. rjp 11 E STA K and SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER. As an ads-ertis'tig medium, ol?>rs facilities to Mer r-hants, l>ru gists, Ma^bioists, kc, of extending their business, unsuriiassed by any Southern Weekly. Its circulation is fast becotniu;; general. Real Estate agents, and parties interested in the purchase or snle of real estate wib find it to their advantage to consult its columns and advertise therein, as we are'effocing arrangements by which our paper will circulate largely among Northern cailtalists. Information tending to tbo development of our mineral, manufacturing und ngrieultural resources? descriptive ot climate, soil, k '.?solicited and thank fully leceived Irom any section. Terms cash, $3 a year; a copy pratis to anyone sending six suoscribers; a club of ten, $2 50 each. Rates oi udvc-rtising liuerul. Address W. J. Mci?EKRALL, July 16 Marion.. 8 C. Men) {publications. UOK BUYERS WILL ?INO IT TO B THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIH CATALOGUE. The List will bo Changed at least Once a Week. NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS toh 3alk AT FUOAUTIU'S BOOK DEPOSITORY. RESOURCES CF THE SOUTHERN FIELDS AND FORESTS, Medical. Economical and Agricultural; being a Medical Botany of the southern states; by Fi ancis Peyre Porcher, M. D. ; a new edition, revised and largely augmented. $3 60. THE SUBJECTION OF WOMEN ; by John Stuart Mill. $1. OOs AN TO OCEAN. Paciflo Railroad and adjoin ing Te ritories. r0 cents. OHAMBERa' MISCELLANY; Volumes 2 and 3. 6J cents each. PHILO-OPBY OF THE PLAN OF 8?LVATION; a Book for the 1 imes; with an Introductory Essay by Calvin E. .-towe, D. D., Professor in Andover seminary. 75 cents. THE CHRIST OF BT810RY; by John Young, LL. D., Edinburgh. $1 ve. THE LIFE AND LIGHT OF MEN; an Essay by John Yoang. $2 25. SERMONS; by Charles Wadsworth, of Calvary Church, !-an Fiauci-oo. $2. JEREMY TAYLOR'S SERMONS; complete in one volume $2 00. SiEKMONs OF HENRY WARD 8EKCHBR. First ser es of "Plymouth Pui pit " $2 50 felCLE. T ON "* FHOM BISHOP ANDREW'S SER MON^; by the London-Tract Committee. 75 cents. THE CONNED i IuN OF THE OLD AND NfcW TKs'i AMEN 1S or lu a History of tbe Jess from t ho close of the Old testament to tbe beginning of ibe New To-lament. L. R. T. 8. 76 cents. HLUNl'S BEY TO THE BIBLK; onntalnlug tbo Literarv History of tbe Bible? Old and New Testa ment Writers and Writing?the Object of the Bible ?The Interpretation of the Rible?The Bit le as a Guide io Faith, and much other valuable informa tion. $1 25 D'REOIORIUM PASTORALE; tbo Principles and Practice of Pastor .il Work in the church of England ; bv the nev Jno. Henry Blunt. S3 60 THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA; its Or gin and an account of its progress to the deotb of Lord Raglan; by A. W. King ake. 2 volumes $4. TRAVELS IN TBE EAST INDIA ARCHIPELAGO; by a. 8. Riekmore, M. A. S6. TOMMY TRY. AND V. HAT HE DID IN SCIENCE; with 46 Illustrations. 11 75. 'THE MINES OF THE WEBT; a Report to tbe Se cretary of tbe Treasury by Reseller W Raymond, Ph D., Gommlas onwr of Mining statistics, gl 76. PLaNcheTiE; tbe Despair ef Sdense; being a full amount of Modern Spiritualism. Its Pbenomono, and the various theories regarding it. gl 26. "Planchette" ran be had for one dollar, and will be sent to any part of the country for twsnty-five cents exrm Any Books published in America or Europa seat free of postage*on receipt of publisher's price. Ad dress . FOGARTIE'8 BOOK DEPOSITORY, No. 260 King-street, (in the Bend,)Charleston. 8. O May 14_r>*o_stuthKmos 4 TThNliO? i DUY OUOUS BVYkRS. GREAT REDUCTION OF A FINE AND LARQE STOCK OP DRY AND FANCY GOODS WE WILL, PREVrOUS TO lAKINO STOCK, reduce many of our Goods ro ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE, which shoaM not be lost sight of by those in need of articles in our Une. F UROHGOTT & BKO., 80?THWE8T CORNER KINO & CAL?^DN 8T3. . ALSO, Boot?, Slio.w .tats and Trunks, FOit SAMB LOW, May 3 3mo? ?rorerira ano JlibicUancous. CORN ! rO?N ! 1 or\rvr? bushels prime white mary "llllfU HMj CORN, landing <'x Pteamtr KuouY B.M ??oLFB. AuRUBt3 2 No 72 East i?ay. 300 BALLvS PKi HE EASTEUN II AY. EX SCHOONER KI 1? maria. NOW D13 ? HAHGING at Palmetto Wharf, and will be sold low iu lots io sun purchasers while landing It AbNoLD, Augusta a* _ >'o. 219 Meetim-str. < ( . CORN ! FkO It ! BVHHKLM PHI ME WHITE PORN, tZtyyjYJ landing aud Ju sure. t< LM??. SCO SA^KS Gi-OliulA V L?UU 100 bids. Northern Flour. For huIo l?y JOHN AMP-EN \ CO. August'2 2 QAAA b?"?hi'.L8 prime white corn, at UvUU l20i? busbela prime Whtto Flint I per steamer Falcon. For i-ah- by WES1 A; JONES, No. 7:! East Buy? An<m?t 2 LI HE. ?s I / fWi BARRELS eue II LIMV, LANDING _L\)" r\ } Ironi Bi'hootiur Clara Hollo, oo Mro Co'a Wharf. For sale by ObNEY & August 2 vvws. r.s ruc d au I leed July 24 1. J. KERB \ t)r\AA r.n^HF.r.s ruck pea?, putt aw; t\f\t tor feed au I leed! K for uni? by 3000 IHKAP < OHN. BUSHELS WEs'ERN WHITE CORN*, slightly bcated. For ?ale. ?t a low price. b> J. J. KKUR A: t O. July 23 NEW i.O0l>S EAST INDIAN MANIOC A. * NFW, AGREEA BLE, mo-t de icious an! lie?.thy lood. used lor Puddtugf, Jollies, Biane Mann?;, Ire Cream, Griddle<'akes. soups, ,vc , put u;> iu 1 lb. pack ages, with direcltouB for u*r. Uet-iccat-d ' ocouuut for Piea, Puddings, Cakes, &c , put up tu half tb. packages, w.tli direction?. Sweet Oil, French aud American iuball pints, pints aud q larln. Cider and White Wiue Viuegir, warrante! pure Froah Roasted i lo Coffee, of cood quality, at : ^ lb. Just ?eceived and for salo by CO-OPER* IVE GROCERY STORE, Southwest corn? r Meeting and Market streets' Qoode delivered tree. May 21T $100 PEU DAY DISCONTINUE HAVING OBTAINED AN EXTENSIVE ANE1 widespread pale lor MIEN 1'URY" brand Fiuo Cut i'hewiuct l obacco, we desire to announceI that we shall not pack daily $101) in the small tin-1 foil paper? after tins date, July 1ft, its merits being! so favorably recognized that this inducement is no I loi ger necessary. To avoid misapprehension, how ever, wp would add thai we shall continu*' to pack orders for elegant MEERSCHAUM PIPES iu our| 'Yacht Olub" aud "Eureka" brands of Smoking | Tobacco. Ihe "Yacht Club" is devoid of Nicotine, and can net injure the health, and is especially r< com mend-j ed to people of sedentary occupations or nervous] constitutions. The trade ore invited to send for circulars. P. lorillard, Jnly 17_stuthlmo_ New York. Tf 11 a X i W u v. \ T ? AT NEW YORK A.MD BALTIMORE^ PRICES. WANTED TO PCRCHASF, 10.000 BUSHELS CHOICE WH i AT. and will pay New York and Bal'imoro prices according <o quality. July 22 Ibstu6 JNO. CAMPsEN & CO. E4?li S?T?7" ALOT OF CYPRES* l'Ovrs AN ? PLANKS; Also, a lot of \-H PLANKS. 3 and 4)2 inches tuick, no v lauding bv Steamer Marion on Mar BhatI'* Whaif. " J. MARSHALL, Jr. July 13_Ullis FRESH DRUGS, JCST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, WHOLE SAH'. AND BE I AIL, by Or. H. BALE, No. - 131 MEETING-STREET? WOLF'n SCHIEDAM .-OHNaPPS Hostetter's Bitters Plantation Bitters Foutz' Horse and Cattle Powders Winslow's sootbiu? syrup Porrv Davis' lainkilier Mexican Mustang Linament j^abnestock's Vnrmiiuge Peery'a Dead Shot, &c, &c, Stc,\ June 26 ftuth --^ H. & H. W. CATHERWOOirS EXTRA FINE. I'UKIO 1>L.U MONONGAHELA WHIBKIE) IN OB DEB TO FACH IT vTE THE hEPPIT. OUR PURe OLD JONUNGU1ET.A RYK \\1 KIES to our former numerous customers at' South, we have appointed Messrs. H. (il-.RDTS. CO. our Agents, wno by tuis arramrement, are ei abled to supply the trade st pi ices wi>ich will iusur satislaciion. H. & H. W. GATHER WOOD. II. & H. W. CATHEltWOlHID'S FX?RA FINE PDRE OLD MONONGAHELA WH ISE I S'A BARBELS OF THE ABOVE FAVOBI1 0\J WBI-KIE-?, consistincrof X.XX. XXX, XXXXV and NECIAB and CAB1NEI' BBANDd, und also op ower ttrades. Now lauding, and for sale low by H. Ol.BDTS ,v CO., June 13 sluthSmo No. East Bay. F HONEY ! OR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RKTAL. RY Dr. H. BAEI?, June 36 No. I U Mcctmu-strei'tJ Stoocs. -jyj- Ja . ic 1 l? l* B v , TROY, NEW YORK. MANUTACrURBR OF STOVES, RANGES, HEATEltS, HOLLO\ WARE, Ac. MANUKACTURER OF ? PHlLANTBEOPlSr," ? CHIEF COO^' "CHARTER OAK" AND "CaTILIAN" COOKING STOVE! ADMIR4BLY ADAPT ED TO THE 8 OH THERM TRADE. ?? PSB 1111 BY D. L. FULLER TON AUGUSTA, THESE STOVES STAN" ?N11IVA .LI D E?B capacity. rtuT'?biiitv? coe^*0**00*" anrt "" uonerlil purpose* to which Cr-'K'nu StovcH ur* used. The PHI! ANTHROPIS , eltra hcav> plated, ind baa Ash Drawer; cp- h(> m*d'* inlo a six boiler hole stove r ban iron W?tor Panb a;alrantzed,ior enamel i?*ed. A slricUy flrst-class ?tove. Tta CIVIi.1-1" <?' ? neat design, and has a Iiuo Uwe Ove*? This Stove can be had with the extsusio or k, six boles, aisd reservoir when desired Vor further iiUormation apply to D. L. F?LLEI'TON, January 30 8m os Auou?ta, a* Vetoing JHttdnnca. rjWlK USIVKRSAb KAVUltl'IK, WILIiOOX Se OIBBS' SILENT SEWING MAGHINI THIS MACHINE STANDS THTJs FAB tall ED as a FAMILY SKWIN? MACHINE, Jbd his taken the place of over forty double (broad ma. chines In tuis city. Reliable Age?"1 wanted in large towns in tbe state. ?>. B. HAHKLTON, No. 307 KINO-VI BEET, WlllcoT* GlbbB* Aident of South Carolit NEEDI-^S, OIL, SILK, ?te, coDBtantly on hat BljUlRINa us usuul. stuthly Ml