The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 03, 1869, Image 5
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IONS OF THE NSW POSTOFFICE LAW.
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which is about twice as large as that ot any
mother paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertibiog medium for all business men.
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who want bouses or apailmcuts, or have them
to rent; who want or who oiler board and lodg
ing; who have lost or found articles of value,
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boys, cooks and washers; bonrd and lodging
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let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, offices
and warehouses wanted or 10 let, and miscella
neous wan h of ill uinds.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings Ih? Day.
Hibernian Society, at 8 P. M.
Freundschnfisbund, at 8 P. M.
8. F. Club at 8 P. M.
Vigilant Fire Engine Company, at 8 P. M.
Book and Ladder, No. 1, at half-past 7
P.M.
United Fire Company, at 8 P. M.
Mass Meeting, at 8 P. M.
Auction Sales This Day.
A. C. MoGillivbay will sell at 11 o'clook, at
the old Fostoflico, a plantation in St. S:ephen's
Parish.
I. ti. K. Bennett will sell at 11 o'clook, at
the old Foslofflee, city stock.
G. McBbide Smith will sell at 11 o'clack, at
the old Potstofflce, valuable real estate.
Sheriff Maokey will sell at 11 o'clock, at tbe
no. theaat corner of the Courthouse, real es
tate.
H en by OoBlA k Co. will Bell at quarter-past
9 o'clock, at their store, sugar-cured hams.
Reiche & Schachte will sell at a quarter to
10 o'clock, at their stores, hams, butter, &c.
I?. & A. P. Caldwell will sell at half-past 9
oVock, at their store, hams, flour, &c.
Laubey & Alexander will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their store, bacon strips, hams, &c.
The Yacht Elhanob will be sold in front of
tho old Customhouse at 11 oxlock on Thurs
day next._
Council_We understand that there will be
a meeting of Council to-night, when city scav
engers will be elected and other business
tran a acte ?. Can't the members of Council let
a week pass without holding a meeting?
The News in the Countsr.?Readers of
The News goinx to the country can receive
their favorite paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents a month, by addressing a note, with
their subscription, to our publication office.
A Pleasing t obbeotion.?The little child
of Mr. Keunedy, whose fall and presumed
death was chronicled in Monday's issue, is, we
learn, in a fair way to recovery. His arm was
fraotured, and he received some severe injuries
about the h jad, but he is not oonsidered to
be mortally hurt.
Improvement?.?-Mr. O. F. Levy bas juet
completed a two-story brick house on tbe oast
e;d3 of Friend, near Broad-street.
Dr. Wragg lies commeuood a house at the
foot of Broad-street, which will bo of brick and
three stories high. Mr. Kenney is superin
tending the building of it.
Disobdebly Women.?Yesterday Elizabeth
Donaboe and Emma Niobols, white, were ar
raigned before tbe Mayor upon the charge of
being drunk and creating a not in Kirkland's
lane. They were eaoh sentenced to twenty
days' imprisonment. Thea* women were in
mates of the house in Kirkland's lane which
was set on fire a short time oinoe.
The Edisto Riot.?Magistrates Ksnapaux
and DeLarge, who have been Investigating
this affair, have required Mosas Gadaden, Al
fred Smith, Brutus Jenkins and Mosas Small,
to give bonds for their appearance before tho
State Court, to Answer the charge of being en
gaged in tbe riot. There ace other matters
connected with this riot whioh are being in
quired mto. _
Whats Up??Dr. A. Ck, Alderman T. J., and
Sheriff K. W. M. Mackey left for Columbia
Sunday morning. When .the whole Maokey
family is pouted at on* time into the la? of
Colombia it is evident that something is up?
that tho wheel of politioa is revolving the
wrong way or is out of order, and tbev desire
to put a nail m it to stop it, or to reverse the
"order of its going."
Thb Late Riot.?The investigation in the
oases Of. the parties charged with being con
nected with the late riot was resumed yester
day before Magistrates Eanapaux and Do
Large. Rife tzSird, colored, was committed
to jaii to await trial before the State Court for
committing an assault and battery, and also
fyr sssauli ing an officer.
Mr. Schwing gave bond to appear before the
aame court, to answer tbe charge of assault
writh a deadly weupon.
The investigation will be continued until the
affair is thoroughly sifted.
Shkbiff's Salb ?The following named prop
erty was sold b? Sheriff Maokey. yesterday,
in front ol the Courthouse?A. O. McGillivray,
auctioneer:
The lot. with trame dwelling thereon, on the
south side or An.i-fltreet, between Hosting and
Elizabeth m roots fronting torty-three feet with
a depth f two hundred feet, for $2550. air.
Dennis Koona > purchaser.
A wooden dwelling on tbe south wide of Cal
houn-Btieet i..r $501 Mrs. J F. Church,
purchaser.
A brick boiMii g on the south side of Mar
ket street, for $300. Messrs. J. N. Tiedemann
? Co. purobasers.
Msboanitls Pbibtiko.-AU kiods or mer
cantile printing, such as circulars, letter beads,
cards, bill heads, statements, &c, for count
ing-rooms and offices, promptly executed in !
tho neatest style ami at tho lowest rates for
cash, at Tue New? Job Office. No. 149 East i
Bay. ;_
Accident to the Steamship Champion.?A
private telegram received at thin ofllce from
New York yesterday afternoon, states that the
etoamsbip Champion, which loft New York Sat
urday, broke her shaft Sunday while off Cape !
Delaware and wsb compelled to pnt back to
port, arriving there yesterday afternoon All
well on board. 8he will probably re sail on
Wednesday aud arrive hore Saturday.
The Neobo Militia in u. *cbhbo.? Tho
Augusta Chronicle f Sunday says : /
We are ioformed thai a detaobmont or-^
pet-bagger Scott's militia was in Hamburg
Friday night, on duty at the eod of the bridge.
The cause of this warlike display we did not
learn, but rumor has it that a raid of Georeia
Ku-Klux was anticipated. Wo have never seen
B l,v Ku-KLux but we have the right
material here in Richmond to regulate Mr.
Scoot's ragamuffins it they ever got on Georgia
soil. They might be inducrJ to take Ham
burg within their jurisdiction in case of neces
sity, so that if the valiant militia study their
own Barety they will havo to behave them
selves while, in this vicinity.
The Savannah Base Ballots.?Alluding to
tbe invitation to the Savannah base ball is is to
make another visit to Charleston, tho Savan
nah Advertiser says :
Wo hardly think they will bo able to respond
to another invitation from their friends, the
' Carolinas." at least immediately. It is quite
an undertaking to get together the entire ume
for a two days' holiday, and on 110 last visit the
Savannahs were deprived of tbe services of
two of their best players at the last moment.
We can assure the "Carolinas" that nothing
whioh Ihey could do on any future occasion
can increase the high esteem and cordial
friendship felt for them by our entire club.
Bbeak on the Columbia and Augusta
Ratlboad.?The late heavy rains caused a sud
den riBe in the small streams in the neighbor
hood of tho Bath Paper Mills, and a oulvert on
the Columbia and Augusta Railroad was blown
np by tha force of the water, and a large por
tion of the road bed washed away. Fortu
nately the tracks of the Columbia and Augusta
and the.South Carolina Railroads run parallel
at this point, and the passengers and baggage
by the former are transferred to the latter at
Granitevillo. The wash is quite large, and it
will probably be ten days to two weeks before
the road oan be put in running order.
Litrle Bubolajrs.?Yesterday morning the
detectives arrested a mulatto and a negro boy
?neither over twelve years of age?upon tbe
ohaige of burglary. The negro boy confessed
that upon Friday night he, by means of a step
ladder procured and placed in position by the
mulatto boy, forcibly entered the store of
Messrs. Geo. W. Stronb & Co., No. 277 King
street, and forced open the money drawer and
stole a small sum of money.
Early Sunday morning they, by the same
means, entered tbe confectionery store of Mr.
Kinsman, adjoining tbe store above mention
ed.' While they were attempting to open the
money drawer here the -watchman came up
and sucoeeded in arresting the little negro.
He "peaobed" and caused tbe arrest of his ac
complice. . :
They are both confined at the detective of
fioe. A long piece of plank, whioh they used
to force open doors, was captured with them.
_? j
A Man-Haieb?Meat Tbeachebous Animals.
Yesterday afternoon a negro woman named
Betsy Holland, about Thirty years -of age, was
arraigned before Justice Maokey, charged with
committing i murderous assault upon John
Jones, colored.
It appears that John believed with Thacke
ray that each separate soul of us in an island
in the great ocean of life, and looked for a fel
low isle willing to help build a causeway which
should bind his and said isle together forever.
Believing that Betsy was the other isle and
marriage to be the causeway that would ac
complish this desirable object, he mado up to
Betsy, who, not liking to be sought after, bo
informed John. But John, like other men,
only valuing those prizes whioh require some
labor to secure, persisted in his designs upon
her hand. Yesterday afternoon, after a little
quarrel, and while John was standing with his
back to her, she seized a large fork and en
deavored to impale him, bnt he fled she pur
suing. On the way she seized a rake and
struck bun a severe blow on the forehead,
breaking the flesh and inflicting a very painful
wound. John ran into the bouse, when she
followed and made another assault upon him
with a knife. He then dodged and ran to
ward the kitchen, when she seized a pot of
soup and threw it over him. He then went to
the pump to wash bis wound, and was again
assaulted by the fiend.
While before the Magistrate, Betsy said that
she "didn't have any use for men; they was
treacherous animals; I never did like 'em, and
I don't see why they keep a court in'of mo."
In default of bail in the sum of $300 to appear
for trial, she was -committed to jail. While on
her way there in charge of a constable, she
met John, whereupon she-grabbed a stick and
went for him, but he was fortunate enough to
l?de the olntches of the she-devil.
Cbvkbs.?The closing exeroises of the paro
chial school of the African M. E. Church, un
der the direction of R. H. Cain, took place in
Liberty Ball yesterday.
Daddy Cain expresses the opinion in the
Missionary Record that it ta not at all strange
that the Mayor should be "powerless" to quell
a riot, "surrounded as he has been, and still is,
with all the deadheads of the Republican party
to bear up, and with a Oopeerhoad in his
bosom ?tinging htm to desto, while his h fe is
banging on a slender thread of political hemp."
Tbe Lieutenant of the Detective force states
that be, ne t tbe Mayor, appointed the officers
of his force?the Mayor only confirmed tbe
appointments.
The Savannah Advertiser says that the pres
ence ot mosquitoes there is as "fully demoral
izing1 to one%j analytioa) sequenoe of ideas as
the negroes of Charleston to good clothes and
good temner.'?
Tbe sergeant who was shot at Castle Pinok
ney Haturdev. was still in a most critioal con
dition laut evening.
Tbe Serions Family Club will meet to-nigh*
From and after this date OfficersLovett and
Ira all, of the Detective force will be on duty
at tbe Bouth Carolina Railroad depot; Officers
Qumn and Levy at the & or th eastern Railroad
depot, and Officer Coatea at the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad depot.
The silver sugar bowl, raffled for at Mr.
Mr. Drake's auction room, on Friday night
last, was won by Mr. Dowlmg. It was raffled
for the bem-flt of tbe female orphans ander tbe
care of the Si&ters of Mercy. *
Daddy Cain commences a long editorial, de?
nonnoing the late riot* and assertiwsathat the
mass of the colored people had nothing to do
with it and condemn all such proceedings,
with this sentence : . -'This commun! y has
been shocked with transaction? whioh causes
tbe blush, o rise m tbe f toe of every law-abid
ing citizen," the colored people should read
the editorial ,,.
The rice and cot ton factor h are summoned
to attend a meeting at the effloe-of Messrs.
Frasei A D'l!. to-morrow at 12to hear the
report of he special committee appointed at
the last mooiing.
Hotel A um va i,9, August 2. ? PavUion Hotel.
Ii. Crane, ?. V. Hubert, City; L. P. Noyes.
Memphis; J. G. BradiBh, New York; J. W.
Smith, Hartford; L. H. Henderson, Florida;
W. E. Barry, Baltimore; J. A. Nenffor, South
Carolina Railroad; N. C. Hall, South Carolina;
T. No von. Savannah; H. S. King, Adam's Run;
I'homaa Ferrabeo, Grahamville.
Charleston Hotel.?E. W. Marshall, B. F.
MoCabe, City; M. Bear, Wilmington. N. C; E.
W. Clark New Jersey ;R. H. Starke, Florida; F.
M. Horsey, Now York; W. M. Gardner, Au
gusta, Ca.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Crrv Stock.?I. a. K. Bennett will sell $3000
City Bixper Cent, at auction this morning.
o
C. W. WrtOKrNf* informs tho lager beer drink
ers tbat tbe well known Milwaukee lager beer
-?iU always be found at bis saloon.
-o
Hay. "Mr. R. Arnold, No. 219 Meeting
street, adVt^laftH t0^jav tbiee hundred b*ies
pnmei?asteru jU8t arriTed> a()d whi(jh wi?
be sold low in lot? ? ,uit parohMer8a
Mebsbs. John E. Boinest
id J. Motte Mai
tin have for .nod a copartnersb., ,Qt tQe r
pose of conducting a periodical, u ,va dep0t,
and general stationery business. Roa?_ tu0ir
advertisement in another column.
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Secobity Inscbanoe Company of New Yoke.
We publish to-day the semi-annual statement,
made up to 1st Jnly last, of this well known
and favorite company, showing assets to the
amount of $1,909,303 53 at cash market valua
tion.
This company ranks among the largest and
best in the Union, and its policies offer the
most reliable indemnity a? ainsi losses.
The reported, defalcation of its late secreta
ry, Ballard,amounting to $63.000, is a very in
considerable sum compared with its bona fide
'assets of near two millions of dollars. Be
sides we have before us a circular from ils
worthy president, Mr. Hastings, stating that
there ia a well -ground oil probability that the
larger portion of the extracted sum above re
ferred to will be recovered.
The "Security" stands second of all the New
York Fire Insurance Companies on tbe basis
of the largest amount of net cash premiums
received during tbe past year.
Its agent in Charleston is Mr. Samuel Y.
Tupper.
$l)irt* an) /nrtttsljing ?aoHs.
BLACKWELL'S
No. ?19 KIN GASTRIC 1ST,
One door below Market
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
TIES, SCARF?, HANDEERCBIEFS
SHIRTS, COLLARS, GLOVES
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
FI VE SHIRTS TO UKDEH,
A SPECIALTY.
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GOODS.
Ju'y 22.
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ET 'YOUR SHIRTS a ?r
*T . CHAW**
THE GREAT DEPOT FOB
FURNISHING GOODS
LINEN AND PAPER COLLARS
DRAWERS OF ALL QUALITIES
LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS
HOSIERY, IN COTTON AND LISLE THREAD
NECKTIES AND CRAVATS
UMBRELLAS IN GREAT VARIETY
&C, &0., .- fto.
SHIRTH ready made and made to order. Direc
tions lor measurement sent by mail.
SCOTT'S
Gentlemen's Furnishing atoro.
Meeting-street, opposite the Market.
July 8
PAC
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JpiIOTOORAPH COLORING*
PERSONS WISHING TO BAYE VHOTOGRAPH8
tinted with care and tasm osa bave theH? orders
promptly fitted by leavitag', Aien, at Holmes' Book
Douse. Written directions "should 1a each ease be
given as to tbe style of eotortag p*ef?m?.
^ 't topa?
tJWOMAa Jf. RAYNG^t JU x o.
*A?TOFA Ctt? &$SJM} OV
fin's o x)a ass.
Particular attention to ftperie^ Btanrt* fbr Orooera
< and Joni^a.
Hoe. 29 LIBEBTT-8TBBET 6* K VlUBN LAN*
NMW i'Ohif;
49" Sample* sent to ?espoaait,^ hon??
July 27_F
tntb*8mo
JSOKES, AVGTMmXK AND COMMIS.
MON MEMJHAS?.
HALES of SKAl. ESTAI it, STOCKS, BONDS, 8?
OURJ1XSE and i.'KRSON AX PROPERTY
ATTENDED TO.
He. si bBo7b*?t?i ?kt
ohabl?mto??, ?. o.
?HisHaSMtttM,
Hon. hen <? BTjtwlC. w. ?. MAOBATH, Es*,
tpoerai JAMF8 oon**?,** B. waring. Esq.
Octol???
|j-ol.mks s* macbeth,
?o. SO Dread-itrset,
Charleston, b. 0..
BMORKB&, A OCTlONKBAt*. RKAI, ESTATE
' ' AND i
saMEKAii oiinnisnoii aoehth,
Will etttend to Bentin? and Collecting of Rents
and purchase and sale ot mocks, Bonos, Gold.
?8vef en* ?*ai ?staie. .1
ALSO
lo the Purchase ot Good* and Hupplies for partie
iu ?"ue country ?pon reason ible terms, i
Gxoaox b nou?t...aumuitoc* Maobbih.
Jaonary 1 lyt
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capita '
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pion. .
remiums d i
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Premium ;
all Loans e ti
Collaterals .
oans on Boi
hited bbr
t?te, Com t
il vages, Im
than .
Total a vs.
Liabllltl. }
Profits f .
JIO.POA l
Preinlut" I
)8 90.
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lontli', p .. .
l'WANOK company.
UmtlOM DOLLAR?.
?Jy tat, 1869.
lie ot transmls
! ot Aleuts.,
id aad other
.'<>;, r.,i?td States
M ? tee.
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t> &o.
oiiiuve his Items,,
$166.438 36
83,917 86
116,985 91
98,000 00
428,984 00
707.477 50
92,k68 00
80,268 03
144.573 86
$l]w9*303 63
64.
If. . July 1st, 1869, (6 mos.)
aodli June 30. 1809, $1,871,
EtOb.
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Ulrncl. I ly liltli, 1809.
*! "IV, [.) per CENT., and the
r boon d :olared for the past six
> o u c? tta iud.
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f Security Life Ineur
Edwabo
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k. L Mt
J?NATHA
Wm Pax.
Fbanois
R. B. Ml
3. T. Va I
John R.
Edward
John T.
John ax:
Ed w Aar
Thos. J.
Wm. Dk
Riobabj
turt,
Wm. Qb
J. O. Mi
Luthes
John W
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A. P. Fl
Edwaju
Job* BaL***, ol n?...-'i
a. F. Hastinos, Sxasideu.
BENJAMIN D. Hll
AabonH
ational Bank of Com
ey, Butler a Parsons.
fell a Co.
Davis Brothers.
A Barnen.
ison's Sou a Co.
. Walker a Brother.
Mmturn a' Go.
utine tr. mou.
Cornell a Carey.
I <v] nd, Merritt a Co.
ty.il lets a Co.
ukine; Allen a Co.
Of I'd ward Cromwell.
larnegio.
a Thos. Dennlstoun.
sell a Erwin Manufao
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ill
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? tats
n, McCreery A Co.
Lawson.
ries Q. Marshall A Go.
ydon, Swanwlck A Co.
rlaln. Phelps A Co.
Francis.
! A Wood,
talsev A Co.
>f the Company,
e. Wostbury, L. I.
of Phillips, bteele A Go.
Altbed M. HotsI Of Jeqse Hoyt A Go.
Ceublbs G-. Landon, of Benkard A Button.
W.B. Buckhout, jrice-President of the Company.
O. F. A. DambmasST, of G. F. Dambmaun A Co.
Daneel S. AppLBrtoN, of D. Appleton A Oo.
?JMtAMAM B. Van Vest, of A. ti. Van Nest A Co.
James L. Hew abb. of J. L. Howard A Go., Hartford.
A. F. HASTINGS, FreslJent.
W. B. BTJCKHOUr, Vice-Pr?sident.
Agent In Charleston, 8. 0.,
August 3_3_8. Y. lPffER.
Q V A 11 Dl AN II V T U A b
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or
NEW YORK.
Organized, in 1859 .
ALL POLICES NON-FOBFEirABLE.
HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LABT CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PAR GENT.
m h statement.
I~ II llUlPMIltfl 'l " .?,*. .835,000.000
As*ea:....7v#::.-....\.. 1,500,000
AbsbsI ?a?es&c. 8g?.gg?
. 500,000
Losses Paid,
onroEBS,
W. H. PECKHAM, President,
Wm. T. HOOKER, Vice-Pr?sident
L. MoAD&M, Secretary and Actuary.
G. A. FUDICKAB, Superintendent.
dibectobs.
Hon. John A. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Habfeb, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex
Mayor New York.
John J. Cbane. President Bank Republic.
Wm M. Vebmilte, Banker (Vermilye A Oo.)
ChasG. Bookwood, Cashier Newark Banking Com
pany.
Hon. Oxobgb Opdyxe, ex-Mayor of New York.
Mxnoto. Mobc-ah, Banker.
Thomas Bios*.x; Firm ..Thomas Bigney A Co.
Bnur. B. .-HEr.tfAH, Treasurer New York Steim Su
gar Beflning Company.
Aabon abnoid, Firm of Arnold, Constable A Go.
Kicuabd H. Busrtrs, Wetmore A Bowne, Lawyers.
13. V. HAUOBrworjT, Firm E. V. Baughwont A Oo.
Wm WruuMB, Firm of W. Wilsens A Oo.
JcLroa.B. Pbatx, MerchanfiXfc
Wm. W. Wrioht, Merchant.
Ckab. J. mabb, Merchant.
Willluc allen, Merchant.
Geo. W. Ouxlbs, Banker, Palmyra', N. Y.
Oeo. T.Hope, President Continental Fire Insur
ance Company.
Jovuf Q. Fire swoon. Park Place.
VAlton B. Pkokham, Corner Fith Avenue a
Twenty-third-street.
Edwabp H. WBioht, Newark. N. J.
Q'ko. W. Fables, Counsellor.
W. L. Cogswell, Merchant
GbOAGEl KEIN,
GENERAL AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLINA.
Dr. T. REENST JBRN A, Examining Physician.
n. IIIERTBL,
GBKBBAL AGBN T FOB 0HABLS8T0N.
? sMttt?*y*
OHABLK8TON, 8. 0.
January 12 mo lyr
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Cotiw? eTateteurs
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MB SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE.
CONSIGN MEN 18 OP CO I TON, BIO ?, - Ac.. RB
8PB0TFCLLY solicited, and liberal advances made
tueieon. Orders for OOBN and BaCON promote
axeonted with pare and attention. 8mos May la
yy iiibw ai chgso?jsbi.
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
h * and
SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO tub PTTKOHAHKy BALV ANL
SHIPMENT (to Foreign ..ad Domestie Forts? m
COTTON, BIO?, LOM BEB AND NAVAL MTOBBh
ATLfiNIIO WHARF, Oberleston. n. 0.
K. WILLI?...,..?. B, OHIBOLM
October W_i_
/iHARiiEBTUfl AOHlUVhTURAL
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAEDEl
SBSVH <ee. r' ' ?r
ELLERBU'STRANSPLANTER FOB SALE.
GB??. E. PINGRRR/
140 Metntnir-strsit, uhariesron.
MsrehM ;_ems
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?0AU L FIELD,
X N S 1 9 C TO M,
39?, 157 IS4BT BAT.
Imo
^ tt h () HI U ? S C HANG H .
THA? ANY falOK MAN SURVTVEP THE
r?arment of ftfty years a;o, must be considered a
roof that human brings are very hard to kill
"he lancet, calomel, cantbaridles and drastic por
tatives were then tbe order of the day. The par
ietal played into the hands of the apothecary, and
he unfortunate patient was drenched morning.
toon and night with prostrating medicines. We
. ve in a more rational and conscientious era. The
mportance of supporting Nature In its conflict
with disease i? now un,i?mood complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
1*__
artificial depletion. They are met with TONICS
that rally tbe vital powers and enable them to de
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies of Nature,
in its battles with sickness, is
PLANTATION BITTKRS.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet
anchor of the feeble and debilitated. As a cordial
for the aged and deorepld it has no equal among
stomachics. As a remedy for the nervous weakness
to which tbe tender sex are especially subject, it is
superseding every other stimulant and nervine.
In all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid, its acta
as a specific in every species of disorder which un
dermines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits. Wherever It is introduced it "be
comes a standard article?a medicinal staple. Drug
gists, although their profit upon it is small, find it
absolutely necessary to keep a preparation for which
everybody inquires, and for which nobody will
aooept a substitute. It is to-day the most popular
medicine m the oltillsed world. Extensively as It
is advertised, its boat advertisement is the beaefioial
result which uniformly follows Us use. Every bottle
sold insures tho oalo of at least half a dosen more.
Unlike other stimulants it braces and fortifies the
system without exciting undue cerebral action.
The cheering effect which it- produces upon the
mind is not momentary, but permanent. There Is
ne subseqment depression. It does not, so is the
_.
erne with el other ?MmuU, beget a oravtog for ex.
?*-tt. ...mm aha >*-* *? - - - -
She nerves, oombJtttag, strange ss the anomaly may
seen, the qualities of a sedative aad gentle aaodya
with those of s tente end isvigoraat. The perfect
parity of all its Ingredients, their admirable adap
tation to the purposes they are Intended to sub
serve, the Judicious proportions In which they ere
combined, end the otentmo skill with which they
sre blended, render this famous article at ottoa the
most potent end the most termless of all known
tonlos and alteratives.
*
Bold by all Druggists.
December 7 \ I;
ludion Salt*.
Strips, Sides, Bam*, Shoulders, Butler, Lard.
BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
[HIS DAY, the 81 last, will be void in our store.
No. 137 Fa t Bar, at 10 o'clock.
? pieces BAPON STRIP h
? Hams, Hides. Shoulders
? pieces Neck Bacon, smoked Beef
? Smoked Tommes
? kegs Batter, kegs Lard, &c
Conditions cash. _ August 3
BHKlilFK'S majlis.
3y vlrtae of a Writ of Fieri Facias to me directed and
deltvered. will be sold THIS DAY 3d day of Au
gust, at northeast corner of tbe Coutthouse, be
tween the hours of IIA. M., and 3 o'clock P. M.,
All the right, ti le and interest of tbe def< ndant
in all that PiEOU OB l OT OF LAND. ?t?"Me ?*
he southwest corner of Market and Fast Bay
Itreat*
Le* ted on and to be sold as the property of Thomas
S.Oadgden. at the suit of John Horlbeok, et al,
Executors of J. C. Blum.
Terms cash. li. W. M. MACKEY, S. C. C.
August 3
VNOklH DECMbB IN X&4&U1TY.
lohn S Palmer, et al. Executors of S J.
Palmer, vs. J. J. Williams, Louis McLain,
* a A. C Mc(2IM,1VRaY,
Auctioneer.
Will be sold THI? DAY. tb? 3d day of August
in frontof the Old Postofflce, at 11 o'clock A. M.,
All that TRACT OK LAND, commonly known as
"Gravel Hill" aud the "Oaks Tract," situate in the
Parish of St. Stephen's, on tbe "Old Wing Road,"
"Fair Forest Swamo." and the waters ot Cooper
River, having sucu buttiugs and bouudiugs as are
laid down lna plat ol reserves by W. H Mellard in
Febiuary and March. 1855, duly recorded in the
Registry of Mesne Conveyance for Charleston County
in Book ?G," No. 14, page 208.
Terms?One-third cash; balanco with interest
from day of sale In one, two and three years, to be
secured by bond and mortgage of tbo premies.
Purchaser to pay for paper* and stamps.
E. W. M. MACKEY,
Augiut3_tu4_S. C. C.
PUBLIC SAJLK.
Under Foreclosure of the following Mortgages:
j no-mux jl unity tu *.*.. +? G~l*l,r..nh,
Thomas Young to Moses Goldsmith and A.
A. Goldsmith.
A. C. McGILLIVRAY
Auctioneer,
I will expose at Public Sale, on THURSDAY, the 5th
day of August, in front oi the Old Customhouse,
at 11 o'clock precisely,
THE SLOOP ELEANOR,
With her MASTS, SAILS, Yards, Rigging, An
chors, Cable1, Boats, Tackle, Apparel and Appurte
nances.
also,
At tbe same time and place,
THE SCHOONER ODD FELLOW,
With her MASTS, SAILS 4c , fcs., kc.
E. W M. MAOKEY, S.C. C,
Augusts tuth2 Agent for Mortgagee.
Household Furniture, $c, ?c
WM. McKAY, Auctioneer.
Will sell TO-MORROW. (Wednesday,) 4tb instant, at
No. 135 Mee.ing-street. August 3
BFIK KD FA M I h Y L /VU D,
PACKED BY
PROCTER & GAMBLI
CINCINNATI.
mW Ash yonrUrocer lor aar Brand of
Lard In these Packages.
Packed in 3 lb, 5 lb, 10 m Caddies; 60 lb Cans for
shipment. Cheapest mode for telling Lard. Send
for Price List.
Faid by Grocers in Charleston.
May 29 nao stuthSmo
P
IANOSt P I A M OS ! i
GOLD MEDAL FOR 1868 HAS JUST BEE?<
AWARDED TO CHAS. M. STIEFF FOB
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE. PHILADEL
PHIA AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OFFICE AMP WaRERGOM. No. 7 N. LIBERTY.
STREET, ABOVE BALTIMORE-STREET,
BAJLTIMOKB. Mil.
frTTEFF'8 PIANO" HAvT ^L?T?2L?AT rv
Improvement, including tbe A* *6 tnbj%v ^S
fronts, and tbe improved French Action, * .
ranted for five years, with privilege of excbann.
within twelve months if not entirely satisfactory tc
purchaser. Second-handed Pianos and Parlor Or
gan* always sn band from $50 to 1300.
BxrzszEr, who havh oub pianos m esc:
Ventral Robert E, Lee, Lexington, Va.
?eneral Robert Ransom, Wilmington, N. 0.
General d. H. Hill, Charlotte, N. g.
Governor John Letcber, Lexington, Va.
Messrs. R. Burwsll A Sons, CLorlotto, N. O., Fe
tais Seminary.
O. B. Riddle*, Female Collegs, KattreU's Springe,
Mt O.
Bishop Wllmer, Mew Orleans, La.
Max Strakosob, Italian Opera.
Messrs. Pierson ft Boas, Sumtar. S. ?.
Chsrlee?aencer. Charleston. 8. 4L
Bmd s^ppajtwaiar. Terms liberal._
JjtOR TUB HAIR.
JUST RECEIVED,
PHALOM'8 CHB41IOAL HAIR IN VJ G ORATOR
AYBB'S HAIB TIGOB
MONTGOMERY'S HAIB RESTORER
BURNETT'S COCO A INR
HALL'S SICILIAN HAIR KENEWER
CHEVALIERS LIFE FOB TUE HAIB
CHALFANT'd COCOA CREAM
LYOrTS KATHAIBON
BaB?TS IBICOPHEBOUS
REEVE'S AMBROSIA
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC
SAVAGE'S URSIN A
BATCHELOB'S HATR DYE
HAWLEY'S HAIB DYE
HAMBLBTON-3 HAIB STAIN "
POMADES. PHILOCOMES
HAIB OILS, BANDOLINE
COLOGNE WATEB
MAGNOLIA WATER
FLORIDA WATER
BAY BUM. Ac., Ac.
, For sale by Dr. H. BAKU.,
lav 6 No. 181 MEETING-STREET.
?- "r-i?.11 1 ' ',.
JOHN D. A t U X A HUER,
ACCOUNTANT.
NOTART PUBITO AND ORNRRAL AOHNT
No. ! uroao-atreet.
aBflPttOTVULLY -olioith b.JSINBNH in AD
JCHi iNO acooCMTS oi Merchants sod other*
and in v ritin i tif> and fo-xi.no their boobs
either in part or wboie Ac Janesry ft
Shoulders, R m., Pullet Ch.? ; V'
RIEOKE & SQH A<B PK
Vill Bell, THf? DAY. at their store*. Np? Iii , U>
Fa?t Bay, at a quartet to ! < "
rOOO LB8. SHOULDERS
ftOOO lbs. Hams, bagged and u.bagged
25 packages Butter
30 boxes Chees?. (Factoiy)
25 bbl?. Mo'asses
Sugar, Coffee sud Vinegar.
August 3_
Hams, Jc.
BY R. & A. P. CALDWKLl.
CHI? DAY, the 3d August, will bo sold bofor*
store, at half-pam 9 o'oloeK
200 bagged U A is
IB i.i..- rivui
15 heg? Leaf Lard
? half eh. Hin l oa
16 bbls Mess beef
20 bols. Tnmuiiugs, Potk Heads. 4co.
Conditions easb. A ugust 3
Hams. Hams.
BY HENRY Cf'BIA & < ().
FBI3 day, at q?i*!*?r i">?*. 9 o'clock, in front ofouT"
store, wilt be sold,
100 Sugar-cured BAMS
15 tes. Sugar-cured Hams.
Condtilon? cash._August 3
City Stock at Auction.
BY I. 8. K. BENNETT.
THIS DAY, tbe 3 1 Instant, I wtll sell, at II
o'clock, at the oid Postoffl<'0, corner of East Bay
and Broad streets,
$3000 CITY SIX PhR CENT. BTOOK.
Conditions cash. Auguit 3
Assign?e's Sale of Heal Estate of Samuel Fo
gartie, Bankrupt, by Decree of the Court
in Bankrupcy.
BY G. McBRIDE SMITH,
Auctioneer, &c.
Will be sold 1 HIS DAY. 3d instant, at the OlcX
Poitofflce, foot ol Rroad-stropt, at 11 o'clook A, Ut.
The following valuab.e BtAL. ESTATE:
lBt. AU tba? TIUCP OF LAND ?itb the Build
ings thereon, situate In the Town of Mount Pls?*autr
ta tbe P?ri?h ot Ciirt-t (Jhurch, and t'onuty of
Charl -ntr n. measuring three bundred and ten by
three huudred and lortyfeot, aad d.-signsted en n
plat of the same as three Lota in HliliardvIUe, num
bered 112,113 nd 114.
2d. AU that TKAOT OF LvND known as Lot No.
21 on tbe plat of the Mount Pleasant Ferry Compa
ny's land, contaiLing twenty-two acres, more or*
less.
3d. All that TRACT OF L\ND adjoinisg tbe
above, Known as Lot No. 20 oa sail plat, and con
taining twenty-two acres, more or less.
Terms?One-half oisl ; the balance in tvrelfd
months, secured by bond or bonds of tbe purchaser
or purchasers, aud mortgage of the pr?misse reapec*
tlvely. I ho buildings to be insured, and the po?iojr
assigned. rurchasers to pay for papers and stump*,
FREDERICK J. SMI 1 H,
Assignee of Samuel FoRartte.
Notice is hereby given, under order of Court*
made in tbe above case, to all persona hold
ing liens upon the above described Real E?Utc, to
prove the same before J. O. CARPENTER, Esq..
Registrar in Bankruptcy, in Charleston, on or before
the first day of Angust lnst, or be debarred from all
participation in the distribution of the net proceeds
of the sale thereof. FREDERICK J. SMI IB,
Augusts Assignee Ssmuel Fo^artle.
BY WARDLAW & CAREW,
Will be sold, TO-MORROW. 4lb inst., at 11 o'clock,
at Ola Postefflcn,
10 SHARKS SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROADr
STOCK
165 Half Sharon South Carolina Railroad Stock
$2820 -took. City ot Charleston
$1009 Bonds State South Carolina, old
$1000 Bond Northoifltem Railroad, dne 1st Sep
tember, 1869
$500 Bond Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
guaranteed bv State
$111 Certificate of Indebtedness Greenville aud.
Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by State.
Terms cash. August 3
> H CE N IX. IRON W ORKS.
JOHN F. TAYLOR & COJ
successors TO
CAMERON & CO.,
Engineers Boilermakers &c*
Nos. 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 PRITCHA RD-STREET8e
(NJ?AJ1 THE DBY DOCK,)
Charleston, S. O.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOLLERS?MARINE,
STATION AB Y AND POBTABLE.
RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVEBI
DESCRIPTION.
SHAFTING, PULLE?8 AN? GEARINC*
IBON FRONTS FOR B?TLDINQ8,
CASTINGS OF EVEBY KIND IN IBON OR
BRASS. ' *
We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILERS
of as good quality and power, and at as low rates aal
ran be bad in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia?
AGENTS FOn
Ashcrofts Low-waler; Detector
THE ONLY PERFECT SECORtTY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM. i^,. , >
THE BOILEB; '
REPAIRS PROMPTLY AT TEX DEB TO.
Vay 17 DM 3m o?
fNOITTH CAHIII.IK? m m ?? ?
ORNER AL SUPBRINTENLVnT 'S office, t
?RABuaxo?. a. 0.. April 9, ihm. f
ON AND AFTER SUI'DA?. APRIL il m, TEUt
PANbLl.'.LElJ trains of th? South Oarolna BaaV
road will run as follows :
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston., ...?.50 a. M.
Arrive at Augusta. 4.41 p. M?
Connecting with trams for Mont ornery, aleiaphi*,
NaabvOle and ^ew Orleans, via Montgomery and
Grand Junction.
rOB COLUMBIA.
LeaveCharienton........r,.?t> a. M*.
Arrive at Oolurama.,. ,. .1.10 P. M.
(ounccting with Wilmington and Manshastor Bail?
road, *nc Camden tram
r?l* MARLEMTON.
Lesve aouubh?.9. im at. M,
Arriv? at Oharieston.a.in p. M.
Leave Colombia.7 41! a. M.
Arrive at Charleston.6.10 P. MV
aTJUDBTA NIGHT aC PRESS
i so no ATS KxamsD.
Leave Charleston. .7.9V P. M.
Arrive at Augusta.6. It a. u.
Connecting with trains tor tflsaspfcta, NaikvlR*
*nd New Orleans, v'a Grand Junction.
Teave Augusta..i.luP. M.
Arrive at Charleston.,.4.00 A. M.
<lOLUMHIA NIGHT KXPRttMt
[HxiHDATS axcxrran.
Leave Charleston .?.<>* P. aS?
Arrive at Columbia.4.44 A. M,
Connecting i -undays exempted* with Green?<il? aa?
OohroDia Railroad.
I.?ave Oolombla.,.6.5n P. M,
Arrive et Charleston......b.W a. If*
s' MMEHVH I.K t'RAIN.
Leave Charleston..i xt ?*. s*.
?mve at.Aummervilie. fl. 0?. af
Leave ^Utnm^rvilte.w... .7. e ?.. VL
Arrive?t Charleston.{....-.2R?, tatj
oamdkn Hit a no It.
Cacaden and otumbt. Pacsenuer trails on Mew
days, ??. mks0daxs and SATOBDAia. roinccta wiUi
op and do*"u nay Paahfngers *t aiugviii?.
LMNiff* 0?>mo?n.?38 \ t?U
ami eat Columbia.11. AM,
Leave Columbia.. ..U....2. ? M.
arriva st Oaaeden.....7?^p. M.
sIstbjkIi H, I, ?I *K>.
April 10 General -n~>?rw?<li>n<?