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THE DAILY HEWS. ?Ct BI OED AN, DAWSON * CO., . J. ? ' PBOPBOTOBB, OFFJVE No, 149 SAUT BAT. ' a ( o .CO :oi : u. :. :.;. . . ? TE asia-DAILT v Ewa, OB* year.M 00 . ? . PaniNrw% Biz montas. 3 00 rg D44i,T M*wj. three montas.3 00 - .; j rai-WasLi Nsw*, one year.3 00 - --! ' ' -Tai-WIE ir, T NETS six month*.3 00 uio^r: - -i - ::.?ATXXSC invariably in advance. No paper sent maleas the cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er ame than p?id- for. - j I? DAIL? Neva.wai te ?erred to subscribers in ike atty at l&eetiCaCa-Week. AnTxaTiflEiijjiTS--E^ratinsertion, 15 cents a line; Subsequent (alertions 10 centa a line. Business Hoboes. 30 cent? a Une. Mamase and Funeral No ti ce?. On* Collar each. ,. j *. . . _ N E .tr s a u jr.M'J. B T. --2^$3?d*?,Nevr^ ? . -Tie NOT York cotton market was- un-' fba?gpd?~ ril?? jlftQO. bain?.: --At Liverpool cotton was stead;; taloa la.OOOhales. -Too Cabinet fias informally d?sao! vt d until the first of September. : -Oae of the sights in a bathing house at 'Yokohama is described as fifty women and as amy mea innocently swimming together. " - r?e Tesas papers (jeneriDy unite in the eta temen t that no damapo of any consequence t J the cotton crop bas been done by the worms, the rains, or the recent fl >od. -Tte exposition of textile fabrica opened ic Ciucianan on Tuesday vaiy successfully. The display of ar tteles was extensive. F?T? thou8 and.persciiis visited the. exhibition during the ims tour. . . ? -lt is found that the loss of currency by wear and tear ia more than sufficient to pay the expense of printing and issuing it. The average hie of a bank sole is three years, and that of currency a much shorter time, i' -<-The tswriey etol?i ' from the Arsenal at Philadelphia last week has been found buried ba" (ho Argnal " g rona da, aud no eine to the thief m knowo. All the empt?yets are nuder ?urveillantTB. The safe bad beea opened with an old key. -In tire,Chicago ecclesiastical tiial a decision | j was rendered by Judge Jameson adverse to dis? solving the irjjuction against toe Ecclesiastical *~ An appeal mil ba taken to the Supreme ?Of ^unes^and Vii is, stated thai a dec i > be reached before January next. ; hc-Preaident Johnson addressed a meet? ing in "Mar y trille. Tenneaaeo, on .Monday. He | ] -daly denounced' Pr?sident Omit and the Badi ?al Cabinet. Tho meeting waa twice broken np by fi ; tr? between Stokes and Sent er man, ia which -revtueal persons wera Injured,' bat ! none fatally. - -.Hie New York Sun says : "The chemist to the Boa: d of Health, having made an analysis -of the' burning, fl a ids which recen' ly -exploded in several bo us?e, bas report ed; and yesterday ( of prohibition ?ras sent to th? shop i who. furnished those houses with oil for light: forbidding:tho ? aalo"o.f.- the stock on hand, but giving them tho.priv?ege of having eec h barrel of od examine d ut the Ia> oratory of j iheboartL" c" -w-The shrewd Now York correspondent' of ] tbe Philadelphia Ledger writes; "Tbe; Tam? many CubVand-Ireland demonstration,- thia evening.- ie intended by the Democratic lead? ers here: sa .the key-note for the coming cam? paign, aa stated in the Ledger pf yesterday. The movemenfchas been carefully considered. isl koa rn nm" ml fhn sauLtluu uf"Stt lim most prominent memo! the partyt ts the most popu? lar isaue that could bs started at this time. If | possie, thu negro ia to ..be. Eliminated from State poliiks altogether thisuantriinn (with the ?xoept*jn of tho vote OS the prbpesed eonst i tu UoBal'amendment giving bim the suffrage,) so that tb6 rally mg erv will turn exclusively on the-''ngbts of Amencau citizens abroad." --The Council summoned to meet at Borne in December will, ic appears, t ike into con aideretton, among other things, church music. The preliminary connnittee, which is already at-wbrk, bas had three roports sent in relation to tho notation of plain chant. It wants tb amalgamate, the seven d.rTorejat editions jua one only, which would thea be obligatory for every church. Tho authors of these reports are the Abba te Liest, M. Fetia and M. Saiu-d'Arod, for - meriy cbapedmajBter to King Victor Emane!. Laszt waa-in favor of-the "Roman of Avi?mon," so celled beearusetho nae of it was decreed by a Papal! troll dated from that town. M. Felis accepta the edition revised by the Council.1 M. Sain-d'Axod w bli ea tho library of tho Yaii cinJto'be starched for the manuacnpt bi Pal- | estri?a, which, is preserved there, and which he, would bare, republished exact ly aa it j?. It,. dat?s from ?16?0; it is t?o first with s regalar I notati?a, and kt is, no doubt, more m keeping ' ' than any other with tho tradition3 of tho pri? mitive Cr-nroh. -Brigham Younc'a 'domination over tho Mormons' is threatened on the spat. Two cf j the younger sons of tho gr??t founder of the church; Joseph Smith, have gone to Sal t Lake and called upon president Young.. They, told him tbaUr/ei'had come to organ:z2 a new sod non-poly garnie brauch of th ? church.. They asked permission to defend their faith, sod by argument fromtbo original Mermen books to coa vince tbe tollo wera of Mr. Young that they ware wrong. Tho answer may be guessed. Brigham Toting refused their request fla Hy, and moreover warned them that they should bo ad? mitted neither to tho tabernacle nor to the ward meeting houses. The brothers po.nted to tho example of their father, who, they said, on the authority of tue jr mother, never pi abu ced po? lygamy, tb which Brigham mado answer that Mm Smith was a liar, and hld boen proved to bea tbie:.' The reception of tho young men was teW warm mcleod. Peculiar interest attaches to th? younger of these brothers,David H.vrum Smith, as he ia a, ''chltf" of prophecy J* Jost before Joseph Smith dieta? David Hyrom pro? phesied that 'Hhs man was not bom who was to lead this poaplo, but of Emma Smith should ba bora ?son who would succeed in the pres? idency arter a season-of dis'urbance." Joseph Smith wa*killed June 27 1841. Oa November 17 of the same year a eon was born to Imma Smith who was named David lit rn tn Smith, in accordance with the direction of his father, Thiina thojoung man Who has beajededthe lion Brigham in his den. It is said that many of the Moimons are secretly weary of the pie sent tyranny and that th"y will flock to the standard of this child of promise. Tbe "Gen? tiles" welcome the new coders for .thc st mo reason and moreov?r b'cause the rcorgau'z.rs of ibo ct uroliare loyal and law-abtdiug citizens of-4bo tJnited-SWes, and-moro tolerant than the present ruler. . _Very extensivo improvements at Jersey City are, p,binnVd by the United Companies of N3w?er?c'y't whicn "is theonlcialnameof the Camden aud Amboy and tho other road* con? solidated- with it. A new teimnue' is- to be consume od. For thia.purpose seventy acres xf land n. ire uniu: water are lo be- improved It* fronts tineen huudred-icct on the rtadson Biver, and extends inland from tho bulkhead tweiny-five QQudroi feet. 1 he price paid tor this properlv was half a million dollars. It is intended, upon this tide-coveied land, to con? struct three great basins or ship canals. The first will be 180 feet wide, and will extend inward from Jeep water 1200 feet; the seeond will be of the same width and 1500 feot lone; the third will be 140 feet wide ard 1900 feet long. Along both sides of each of these basins are to be boil: ranges of warehcnses, each one hundred feet square, and localed fifteen feet from the faces of tho basins. At the southern part of tba new propel ty will bo erected an immense passenger station. In addition to the land purchased the right to build piers into deep water was also acquired, and it is de? signed to build a series of wharves each two hundred feet wide and five hundred feet long. ! Arrangements will be made ateo for Jerrying loaded cars across th? Hodson, and railroad tracks are to be laid the ontiro length of each of the piers. The property acquired is con? siderably mere than a mile from the present terminus of the road, and the connection with the old track is to be made by means of an elevated rcilway running from the core to Ber? gen cut. It will ba built at first for double track, but will be so constructed that addi? tional tracks may be provided fer without too .great expense. The cost of the improvements .already decided upon is about fire million dol? lars in addition io the real estate purchased. The object of it all is to compote successfully tor a part ortho Western trade, and to pay more attention than has heretofore been given to tho trade with the Southwest. CHARLESTON. -o FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1869. Trie Humboldt Jubilee. We are glad to leam that oar German fellow-citizens have taken the initiatory eteps to secure a proper celebration of the centennial birthday of Alexander ron Hum? boldt, on the 14th of September next. True, the time is short, but the countrymen of Humboldt can improvise a celebration, a jubilee, a Sohuo'senfesL/a See tiger kr?nz, or bal-masque, in less time than any other peo? ple we ' know bf. So, we may be sure be forehand, that the Germana of Charleston .rill acquit themselves next month, as thsy have always done, whenever called upon to ;ommemorate the glory of tneir glorious Fatherland. We eau hardly expect, of loarse, a celebration snob as waa witnessed ?ere NovemberTl and 12, 1859, when the 3erm ina of Charleston had made prepara iona for many.months to-do suitable honor r? their national bard. That Sohillerfest waa brilliant beyond precedent, in oar staid Did city, where proccasions and festal ex aibuions are but of rare occurrence. Still, j wa have no doubt, the Germana of Charles ion will not fall behind' their fellow citizen? in other cities of the Union, ia admiration j for their distinguished co un Ty m en, and .heir zeal, alacrity and enthusiasm, will in- , mre a very creditable celebration. The Germane, surely, cannot be held un- i grateful to those of their countrymen who ' kare shed lustra on their native land. 1 Qther nations Vie in the homage t rf ey pay lo their victorious 'captains, but the Oer- 1 mana stand pre-eminent -ia the. profound ] respect ia which they cherish the memory of those of their great min, whoas claim "ra distinction Ilea in the important services they rendered to mankind in the nobler i arts .of pease. They hold dear: the memory of Gutenberg and of Lather, of L?seing and of Goethe, of Schiller and of Hum? boldt. ' 1 Kerr is it from the I Learned only that this f grateful incense'ia offered. Ia this espe- j cully, the difference between the Germans ( and other people, redounds to the credit of , the former, . The heart of the entire nation, ? prince /and. peasant, -, professor and plough - ? man, the: wise and the simple, all feel en- 1 ricked and ennobled, by the' achievements ; of any of their countrymen in the field of , science, ofart, orof.letters; and wheresc- ; ever beat German hearts, whether in B ji? lin, Vienna, Paris,'St. Petersburg, New ' York,- San FranclEco, or Constantinople, i they ' alt join with one accord, with heart j and soul, to aing praises and do honor, to ( those who hare won a' right to wear the crown of laurels. 1 So familiar in the name and fame of Hum? boldt, throughout the civilized world, that i we seed not refer in detail lo the triumphs ? which marked his distinguished career. We ( shalt have'ocoMion to return, to this subject i?xt month, when. the celebration of ?he c Centennial Jubilee will have awakened a , freehand lively interest in the career of 1 .he great naturalist. t We translate, from the "S?dlicher Cor- " respondent," the German paper published in- this ci y, the following remarks, to show ' ?ar readers what rank. Humboldt takes imong savana in the estimation of his own sonntrymen. : Alexander von Humboldt, the broth- 1 sr of the great philosopher, Wilhelm ron Humboldt, accomplished in the field sf natural science, what Lasing, Wie? land, Scoubartb, Goethe, Schiller, and the brothers Schlegel did for literature and philosophy. His clear and comprehensive mind was ooapled with a desire to observe and explore, and an indefatigable zeal, un dismayed by difficulties, geographical or topographical. He built a oolossal super? structure npon the foundation, which had been laid by bia teachers in Frieberg (in the celebrated mining school in Saxony ) He aim d nt a knowledge of the who e ( earth; he left (he field of speculative philoso i phy, and cultivated the rca iud promising J soil of natural science He opened the .' boek of Nature, read it zealously and at tentivelv, learned it page by pa?,e, chapter i by chapter, 'voium- aft er volume; and whit- ; soever he had read, whatever he had learned from Na'ure, he gave back sg?a, not only to scienc?, upon which a new light was thus sued, but he proclaim?! it to th ? whole world, which lamed lo profitable account his txperiet.ee and obsei valions, in ihe in ! crease cf its commerce and the inirrove- i ment of its useful arts. It was Alex md er von Humboldt who set the world in a different hght te the specu? lative savana and philosophers. They threw their old empiric il learning into a orner and turst the fetters of their musty tradt tioav whicl they had g-vhered togeiher from the booka on magic, alchemy and as trology. Such hnd been their t cie?e; Bat it was to be so no ioncer. Natural scier.ee became free, and developed into a mighty tree, which: bore abundantly the fruit of knowledge. Geology, now first, at fained to the digui'y of a practical rcteucf ; chemistry and botany contributed mate ri illy to the emcscipiucn of medicine from '? Che elough of empirijiem, in which it lay ! hopelessly imbedded; and technology, the, parent of the modern industrial arts, then first came into being. Indastry is the key? stone of modern civilization, and no one man certainly has contributed 80 mush to placing Industry on the lefty pedestal she now occupies-more especially in America -as Alexander von Humboldt. A VEST interesting exhibit is contained in the reports of the Home and School of j the Southern Educational Aid Society, printed in another part of to-day's NEWS. A heavy debt cf gratitude is due from our community to the City of Baltimore, for the noble manner in which she has established and virtually sustained this excellent in? stitution; and th? energy, ability and seal with which the Rev. A. Toomer Porter has labored to place the Home upon a sound basis, ia worthy of all praise. TUE August number of the Nineteenth Century is quite np to the standard of its predecessors in interest and liveliness. In several of the departments we notice evi? dences that the editorial staff of the maga? zine has been strengthened by new con? tributors. Wo are glad to see that the "sooty-graphs," which were never to our taste, are now omitted. Mem JDubUrat ona. JgUSSELL'S BOOK STORE. . WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &c. 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LABORERS, iraj make the ncces?ary arrangement, for procuring gang? of sis- required, delivered in any part or tbe country, br application to KOOPMAN-CHAAP, san Francisco, california July ao_ WANTEO, KV Kit Y BU OY TO KNn W tbat JOB I'BIN nSo uf all kinda, plain and ornamental, is executed promptly in the neates* style and at ttie lowest New York pri?es, a' i HZ > lews Job Office, No. 149 LAsT BAY Call and ex? ?nime the scale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere. WAMTEO. A G K VT- KOK TOB AM JUI? CA* FARMERS' H?KaE BOOK, in both Kog lisb and German, by Bobert .-tewsrt, V. h., of Alias. I he wors covers the whole ground cf thc breeding and r-jitinr:, and the treatment or hones and mulea, both in sickness and health. It bas won its wav to popular favor, and ls tvday the moat popular and be-t Helling Horae Book out. Address 0. T. FEN Publisher, Cincinnati, 0. 6mo* AI arch 19 Ce fient. SLI.LIV \ S'S ISLAND.-TO BENT, IN one of th: moat desirable location? in the'iown ot Moultrie ville, a FURNISHED Ho OE, contain? ing (ix 16. large fquure rc o ms, with double piazza?, facing iront brach, convenient to wharf. Goou ac? commodation* on premiaes. >pply to JNO. Al. lOUdEY, corner Market and Church streets. August 6 2* TO KENT, THE T?RKE UPPElt STORIES of the ADGEB BUILDING, each Hoer forming a flue hall, being 05 feet deep and 54 feet wide, with a bold entrance on King-street; will be fitted up to suit any purpose for which tbfy n>av be desired. Apply io J. L. M 'SE-*, Collector and Beal Estate Agent, No. 3? Bread-street. July li_wim 13 TO K E ST, THE LPPl.lt PART OF A HOUSE. Apply in the L-IQOOU S TOBE comer ot Jobu ?nd King-it eels. A* August 6 TO KENT, A G KOCK it Y STORE ON Yenning'* Wharf witb Ox .uren and every thing complete. Apply CaBNEB CALHOUN. ANO CON COED STREETS._2**_AUguat 0 TO KENT. THE PLEASANTLY SITU. Al ED TWO AND A HALF H TO HY BEfl DtNCE, No. 5 Gadsden-street. opposite Wentworth. Apply at OHABLEaXON STEAM baW MILL. June IA BEAL KST.ATK AGEMTS, ANO OIHERS having Louse? to reut, can nave their Placird*. Atc. printed at the. ?owei-t rate* and In the newest and neatest styles or typo, at IEE NEWS JOB OF t ICE, NO. 149 East Bay. M Slit. FOK MALE, UVE No. 1 IIOHSE ; ONE good Butcher Cart, with Harness; one Two horse Waaon; one Drav. Icquire at No. 818 KING SXABgT._6*_August 4 FOK SALK. ON K III ND lt KL? THOUS? AND ACRES OF LAND in Kershaw county, South Carolina. OONSISTDtO OF: FIFTY VEBY SELfcOT t'Ait.M-> near Camden ami on the Hailroad, varying ia ?ixe from 150 to 600 acre-i These and adjoining farms an being taken bv our beat citizen?, and afford every advantage tor health lui. comtcr able ?nd proStable larms. MANY LABOE ANO CHOICE PLANTATIONS, convenient to market DESIRABLE RESIDENCES in Camden and Kirk wood. SEVERAL LABGE TRACTS OF WOOD LAND aim A few very VALUABLE SITES for manufactories. Address, WAI. Al. SHANNON, Attorney at Law, cam len, H. c. Joly 23_0*c_Iron? AUCTIONEERS, B lt tl K K K. S , AND others wishing "lor Sale" llacards, busine?e Cards, or other Jo? Printing executed with neat nets and dispatch, will consult their Interest by leav? ing tbeir orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. lill Eas) Bay._: _ FOK SALE, OLO NEWSPAPEKS IN any quantity. Pries 75 cents per hundred. The cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. Ap? ply at the offlce of TH EN ..Wa. Marchi Copartnership Hotice. THE UNDERSIGNED IIA V K F.HOI . FDacoparrnerchip for the purpose of conduct 'ag a PttUODiC- L AND NEWS ut- Pur AND ll KN* EBAL STATIONERY BUSINESS, at No. 410 Klog etreet, next below Joho-sireei. We hone by a strict and punctual attendance to business to marit a share of the public patronage. JOHN E. BOINE5T, J. MOUE AI Alt UN. Charleston, August 2, ISO. August 3 5 (C?mate al. UM VE KM TY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. The next Session will begin oa the Finir Mox DAV IK OCTOBEB, and continu? without intermis? sion, to tbe ensunig Jul). AU vantages arc offer. <j at tbi* InsMtu'ion to Stu? dents in Law. (the graduate* being entitled to prac? tice in tr-e Courts ol thW state;) h Meiicine. (the course of ir st uctiaa bei ai ex eusive and thorough, wiib two written cxtmlnatious during the t CSB1OU;I in Engineering, Matucmati.-., Men'al, Moral and Political Philosophy, fl story, Rhetoric, Engluh Li teraiur?, Ancient and Modern Lauguages, and in the various Scientific Schoo s. ' Expendes Tor -cssio-i of nine month?: Annual fee, $5; Library fee, $10; Room Beni fe e. $15; I union fee,-; for etch of three schools S15; lultiou in Law or Medicine. 151 Board can be bad at $10 to $20 per month. By messing lt wlil bo less. For funner informitiou, ?end for Catalogue* to the Secretary of thc Faculty, Bcv. 0. BRUCE WALKE?. B. W. B \BNWEI.L. Chairman ol Faculty. Columbia, ti. C., August 2,1889. August 6 lmw21 EDUCATIONAL. -MADA'IK A. GIBARD aaa Mr. and Mrs. G. W. ALEZANDEB are de urjas of devoting aove portion ol the bummer va? cation- Vagust and Sopti-mber-to Private Inst me tion in English. French, German, Mathematics and tbe Classics. Lesson? will be ?I vea either a; their realdrnee, No. ll HOWS 1-STREE r, or at 'he homes of the pupils. For terms. Ac , apply a9 above. August 2 mwf3 YXr ASHING TON COLLEGE, LEXINOrON, VIRGINIA. PRESIDES r, GENERAL E. E. LEE. AIDED ur A F?LL COSPS or Pac rcs so na. THE NI SrSE-i-I !.V OPK>'S SEPTEMBER 1?IH 1&C9, and <lo*es Ju- e Jith, 1970 lu aditiiton =o ih: re?Liar Collegiate Cnurac. thc Ero es-ional fchool- ot Law anil civil au-I Mining Euginecrmg, aro in lull opeiati'>n. Nece.-saiy exyeUi-<"<. 1'rotn 1.300 to iST5. For ? dialog io, addrc-.s J M. LEUTH. JUiJ-Itf Imo Clerk of Fac-'lty. ITNIVEltSITY Ol'' TI KOI NIA.-TUE ) Si-^s'on ot tbM Institution ra umence* anna* un,- on ihc flr-it d:ij ol comber, and cjniin^e*, with, out mtercupliou, 'id tho 1 bundey prece ling the (bar h or Ju.y euaning The.?rgauiXjRoa cf (Le Institution la very com pl:-e. ciubracing i>xtou*ive ".nd thorough c ur ea of Ih-truchoa IJ LI?EKVTUUB AND SCIENCE, and!.. tueProfiwaitm?ol Law, MeJicinc a d lugi cceriu_'. . he i xpeij?e cf tli.i ACAlcmle cc Law Sl'-.dtcut. t x .losi.'eol lhecos;cl text booka and clothing sud pocket iuouoy, ataon it tj about blltiS per MM (.iou u mu'i monta?; aud of tho Engiuvurinu or Mo in-il ShlJeui t-J a.-JU ^Ji'5 ot ? bi :a -u.n?. re S|)CCtlVC!v, i2i0 CT j'i'.iJ is p.i.Mi'do on ?. 'IUL?.?I?, and tn-; ".lan c lu the pr-^iV-.-o. thc- ?c:? ia. For ?let ni.< *i nd t-iri-r. a! i.'Ue PO, -Univ r.-i.vc; V. ?ri?ti.-" S. 21 '.rt IN, J i*y 01 Imo ( luiirman ot ilie'Ficuliv. pi ITU AT ta op MAU ,f.si.i. A GO?D CO.ILING -UiM -lEl: MI I'l'TNE MADE frwii every day, Ly Da H. U.Al K. May 23 No. 131 .\lcciin_-- rcefc EAttLK STEAM FIPB EVOISK COM? PANY YOU ABB HEBiDY DM HOS BD IO ATTEND a Regular Monthly Meeting of yat Cowpony at yonr "a 1, 1ms (Fridav) Lviatao, Db Inaiatri, at tight o'clcc ;. BT order. AMBUR M. COHEN. Augusta_?!??.r?""7_ MAiUO.v Flt:F KNUtMKCOfllPANf. ATTEND THE Ul.(IUI.Alt M* Ni ill.Y Mr.l?T INJ of yo ir 0> ni . any, a1 your Hail, TaiaU'ji dayl EVENING, at Uall-pt??t htvnii n'iili.ivk Bi order (IKOItOE A. CAI mill, Auguste_ _tecfeiary. CA HO 1.1 A) i% IIIKI.l!. t Cl li ASPECIAL MEET!N(l WU.I, HR Illili) Al half-past * l?b' i.'eioek. 1 us I ve? m, Inateail ot luenday naxt, thu ha l tining ei.g<gnd lor taat Unlit by 'bo hurvlvora' Aiaocljtiou. IIM e'eittlon fir offlecra will be held. J. WI: K Iti Ni ul I H, augusto * -eer-tary pr? lew. guru. jyA?tiULTltlBVII CK HOC SE, fcULLIVAN'S I'LAND, JCSEPU H. OPPEMlfiiy, Proprietor, IS S'ILL OPEN FOB HIL R'CITTION OK eltber t-ERM AN EN i OR IRANSIENT BOAHDElln. Tenn?, S3 per day; $12 pe** week. Table supplied with thc best the market affords, and m ala Htmd on arrivai ot the steamer from thc city. Compe? tent and attentive servants in attendance. Bath House connected with th- establishment. AU.ax 4 ufsiutho* c HA lt LEST ON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. THIS FIH8T-0H8S HOTEL. MIU.ATED TN A pleasant location, and in the bu-incsa pcrtion of the cit , rend?? it tho most . esirable Hotel for either permanent or transient guests. . be accommodations arcunxurpasred. havl-ta extensive, suites nt elegantly furnished apartments lor f-.mides a ? single gentle? men The pruprirtcr wil. endeavor to malulaln the buth reputation e-joyed by tbe "Charleston" as a fi rs t class lious-, auu no effort ?iii be B|?red to de? serve a continuance of tho liberal patronage hereto? fore bestowed upon it The beal of Live y accommodations will be found adjoining the establishment. lbe house I- snppiied with tho celebrated Arte? sian Water, of winch delightful baths cao be bad either day or night. . t. H. J vK-ON, July 13 Proprietor. ?<T. CLOUD HOTEL. THIS NEW AND COMMOl IOUS HOUSE, LOCAT? ED corner ot Broad war and Fotty-second-e'reet, possesses advantages over alt other houses for the ac? commodation ut Its guests. It was built expressly for a first-ebbs family boarding house-the rooms bel ni? large and en suite, heated by steam-with bot and cold w.ter. and furnished second to none; wbUe the culinary department ls in the most experienced bands, atr >rdiog guests an unequaled table. One of Atwood's Patent Elevators ia also among the "modern improvements" and ?t the service ol guests at all hours. The Broadway and University Placo Cara pass the door everv four minutes, running from the City Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth au.i feventh Avenue'ines ar* but a short block on eltber side, affording ampi* facilities for commnntcatiug with all the depots, steamboat landings, olacea of abase? ment and business of the great metropolis. MUHL ?i Uti LL KT, Proprietors. Varch 12 ti tu oi D\Y BOIHUOV MOO I : ll AT K Te HMS can be bad by applying at No. 164 MEE UNG SiREET, near Artesian Well, or at THIS OFFlcc. Augu<t 4 wfmS* l?mes, fiqnors, <gtr. Q L D WHISKIES, I HE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN? NOUNCE that they have been appointe! by Mea rs. HENRY s. HANNIS A CO.. of Philadelphia, their sole Agents for the H?te of South Carolina for the sale ot their celebrated ACME. X. XX, XXX, XXXX, N s C l AR CARINE! and oner brands OLD RYE WHI-EIE"?. They a,so wish to announco that they will be m constant receipt of their COPPER DISTILLED MOUNTAIN PORE BYE WHISKIES, direct from Distillery at Hannisvillc, Do.kelcy County, West Virginia. Liberal contracts will ba ma le for large lots of new Whiskies iu bond at Distillery Warehouse. CLACIUi* WITTE, No. 8d Ea-t Bay street, June 10 wfm3roos Charleston, S. C. J/HisccllMittiis. w INDOW SHADED A LABOE ASSORTMENT OF WINDOW SHADES of the latest patterns, at Au;u?t 4 wf2 KINSMAN BRO?. C HISOLH'S SAW MILLS (W'EST END TB ADD STREET.) HAVING A LABOE ?JOCK OF TIMBER, WE ore prepared to cut orders tor any size and quality of LUMBER, at moderatq pries. UHIAOLM BROTHEB??. West Eud Tradd-street, August 3 Iufw44 Or Adgera' North Wharf. Q.TJL LETT'S SIEKL BRUSII COTTON GINS. THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW PREPARED TO fill orders lor theso justly celebrated GINS. Certifi? cates from reliable planter? in this state, who hare bought and used' them the past season, is well as Irom the Fa-tors and Brokers, nilly confirm all that is claimei for them; and the fact is now well estab lip tu d that the lacrease in thc prie? of Cotton ginned on this Gin will, on every torty bales, fully pay for the cost of the Oin. ALSO, HALL'S PATENT COTIOX GIN FEEDER, A valu&ble Machine, saving both time and labor in tbe ginning of a crisp. Can bc attached to any Gin nude ?en 1 for Circulars. C. GRAVE LEY, No. Bl K?ST RAY* SOU1H OF OLD POSTOFFICE. August2 mwtQmos Charleston, S. C. G vas TOMBS, MEL VAIN & CO., NO. O JU A IO KN LANK, NEW VOHK. FOWLING PIECES OF ALL QUALITIES, SUITA BLE for the Southern trade. Both MUZZLE AND BREECH LO AD t RS. ALSO, IN STO-KA FPLL ASSORTMENT OF CUTLE? RY, PERFUMERY. BRUSHES. SOAPS, Ac. BOLE AUE HTS TOB TUB GENUINE D?RINGER PISTOL. July 19 mwflmo J^LASTIC JOINT IRON ROOFING, "OUiCALi'? PATENT," For Residence:-, ?u?ar Houses, Cotton Gins, Bridges. Ac. Manufactured by SJTOENRERGEE I: CO.. No. 13 t'ub'.L: Liui?n?, Ctn.huati, Otio. July -"O rac imo rv ll IS S T A lt L AND SOU1 BEHN REAL 1>lAT.'-. ADVERITSER. .Vs au advert?* og mo Unai, offer* faci ?tics 11 Mt-r rh'.tjts. Cru tust, Ua'hiuisis, .vc, of extending .lielr buiinc-3, unsurpassed by aay Southern Weekly. Its circulation is tau Leconiu? gcn*ral. Real Fatale ugeut.s. and parties int rc-tcj in ibo purchase or s ile of real miste, wil tiud lt tn tbeir ad vantage io consult its columns aud advertise therein, as we arecffec ing unun.,'.iuuut- bywh.cii our pai er will ctrcU:ate largr.y among North-ru ea it.tllsts. 1 ttonnatioa len lin?! to ihe dovelopni nu of o-.ir mineral, manufacturing and agricultural rc.--o-.uce- - d< senptive o' clim mt. soil, fc . -solicited and tliauk tuily leceive-.t ii'oni any section. Trims cash. ?3 a year; a copy gratis to any one ?ending six mu-cr bars; u club fleo, $2 30 each. Bul * oi advertising lutero!. Ad ir*-s? W. J. MeitEKHALI.. Jul, lu Ha? lon.. > C. t UH A 1> . \ 1. i ; V A .N L) h K . ACCppNTJiXT, SOI.-RI PU'?ihIO ASP UFSERAL AGEST. No. IO Broad-street. jt?EjSPEC'Xl L'LLY .-OLI'.llb BOS:N>SS IN Al JC?';i>., U'CuCjSIs ot Merc'iatts and others, ml :n W'ftlTIN > I P aSD ry.HNu their BOOKH, e'-li-r par: cr >vLc:e. f-r. Jjuanry 9 jasant net. G E ? K G I A MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Mt CON, OEORGIA. Auliaorlaed Capital..1500.000 I/TRK ANO LUTE DEI* * HTM t NTS SEP?RATE uii.1 distinct hy chart-r. $10 i,000 paid into tbc In o ii rd JJ . i-, Department o? Georgia accorilng to law tor Uni Louttit ur ibo amturud in ibis Company, durkin,I wm wealthy ii.d rv?-pouslb'e gentlemen ot Qiiargfa, A purely n ullin i m Company, allowing only six P?r cent ol lu earning* to the btorkholders; the real u t' ihn im J ilia divided uwuug thu Policyholders nu Hm c uti ihm I?.n plan. Urn Department has beru lu ?ucce??rul opera? tion tor six linn th?, uud ha? already accumulated band ?niue anac-bi. Lim Department In full and successful operation, ami vicing with old compaules tu Itu *ucces?. All of lt? Collei, H non-torfoitable. and of every dcacrlption of Lifo and Endowment, together with an ant.ulty tabbi and i ci urn premium r lan. No rrstnctnns upon travo', place or residence or occupatio i. Women Insured un same terms as men. Loans half cf bs p-omfum*. No notes tak-.u. orncBRi: W. J. LAWTON, President. J. C. McBURNiY, Ylce-Prosident. R. J. LIGHTFOOT, t-ecretary. C. F. McCAY, ?"onstituting Actuary. P. H. W?tiG?T, ExaminngPhyeiciao. This Company in now prepared lo toke tilka either in the Fire or Ltle Department!, and solicits a share ot the patronage of the cly and Sta'e. J. G. HOL HES, Jr., General AgenUfor South Carolina. Local an-I Travelling Agents wanted in all sarta of the bta'e Liberal commissions allowed. Applica? tions fc> be made to J. O. HOLMES, Jr., General Agent, No 33 Bmad-street, Charleston, 6. 0. July 21 PA;_wfm ll ARDIAS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COWAN/ or NEW TORE. Organized tn 1859. ALL POLICES NON-FOBFEI TABLE. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND SO (FIFTY) PUB CENT. STATEMENT. Polices In force.935,000,000 Asset*. 1,500.000 Annual Income. 800.000 Losses Paid. 500,000 G OmCEBS, W. H. PECKHAM, President. Wat^T. HOOKER, V.ce-Preaident L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FUDICK\B, Superintendent. DIRECIOB-S. * Hon. JOELS A. Dix, New York. Hon. JAMES HABPEB, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex Mayor New York. JOH* J. CHANE, President Bank Republic. Wu M. VEBMILTE, Banker (Yermilye A Co.) . CHAS G. ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Com? nany. Hon. GEOBOE OPDTKE, ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT C. il OHO AN, Banker. THOMAS RIGNEY, Firm Thomas Rigney A Co. PENJ. B.r HEB?ait, Trea?ur?r New York Steam Su? gar Refining Company. SAXON ABNOLO, Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co. RICUABO H. BOWNE, Wetmore A Bowne, Lawyers. E. V. HAUOUWODT, Firm E. V. Haugbwout Sc Co. WM WILKESS, Firm of W. WU kens A Co. JCLTCS H. PSATX, Merchant. WM. W. WRIOHT, Merchant. CHAS. J. ; TAMI, Merchant WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant. GEO. W. COTTLE a, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insur? ance Company. JOHN G. SHERWOOD, Park Place. WALTON H. PECKHAM, Corner Flth Avenue and Twenty-third-street. EDWABn H. WflioHT, Newark, N. J. GEO. W. FABT.EE. Counsellor. W. L. COGSWELL, Merchant. GbOHUE KKI.1I, GENERAL AGENT FOR 80UrH CAROLINA. Tr. T. REENSTJERNA, Fxamtolag Physician. lt. liSEHTEE, GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON. ?'ince No. 265 King-street, CHARLESTON, S. C. January 12 nae lyr Jg It O O K. LYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets over.$1,300,000 ISSUES ALL KINDS OF LIFE AND ENDOW? MENT POLICIES. DIvid Dds annmliy la each. Only Company having the Definite Guaranteed Sur? render-Value Plan Polic-le.', world-wide. Second to no Compauy m tho United States lor stability, libe? rality and economy. Omeo No. 141 broadway, New York. ? CHRISTIAN W. DOUCE, Prcsid?nt. WM. M. COLE. Secretary. State Agency No. 35 Broad-street, Second Floor. Local and Canvassing Agents wanted throughout the State. Apply in person or br letter to JANES G. H?LM CS, Jr., General Agent for South Carolina. July 19 mwf 6mos M. StODfS. L . P I L L E Y , TRO F, NEW YORK. MANUFACTURER OY HOYES, RANGES, HEATERS, HOLLOW WARE, icc. MANUFACTURES OF M THII.AN l'UBOPJSr," " CHIEF COOK ' "CHARIER OAK" AND "CIVILIaN" COOKING STOVES. ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO TrIE SOUTHERN TRADE. ANS F O lt SALE DI I). L. Y U L L E ii T 0 IS , AUGUSTA, GA. ? THESE STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED V?b capacity, iiartbitity, convenience* ana tue g?terai purpose? to which I'Oottrnj stove.- atVuaed. "in? t-iin aNlltl!OPI?f'ft eatraheavy plated, and ?-a \-li I'.a-.n'r; .-au-rt mad- into a nit1 boiler hoi? ?iov?- Lae'cart iron Water Tank galvanized, wi enamel tinco. .?. strictly Srst-ctass Sto'e. il. tl VI i USita ol 9 Mia; deaijm, and ha* a Gue la.-v? Oven, n?? MOW eau ac had >v!tb the exten-icu nark, pix holes, anJ re-ervolr when ocs.red Ker further Iel -nnalion apply KI D. L 1TLLEHT0N. Jai nary ac Ctta; Augusta, Ga JCST ARRIVED, IN ALL SIZE PACKA3E8. A lot of the fl nest PEACHED that ha? been offer? ed tor tale -this season, consisting of Pre? Stone, Ind lin and Crawford; also Cling, ol medium SIM, suitable tor either brandying or preserving. Pardea desiring to parchase will do well to call goon, aa titer will be sold cheap, at WM HUNT'S, No. 43 Market-street, North side. August 6 1* PEACHES ? PEACHES! PEACHES I FOR SALE, FIFTY BOXES OOOD PRESERVING PE A CB ES. Will be sold if called for early, at from SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS TO ONE DOLLA? AND TWENTY-FIVE CEN1S PEE BOX. BaBT A WTRTH, August 6 1 Nos. GS and 57 Marke -afreet. PitlME WESTERN CLEAR RIB SIDES AND SHOULDERS, ?e. Oft H H Da. STRICTLY/ PBDCB WESTERN 0\J CLEAB BIBMDES A SD -HOUXDEBS 10 boxes Strictly Prime Dry Salted Western Long Clear tides 10 bhd* Brignt eccond Quility Shoulders Mbbls Pilme Molasses. Just received and for sale by Angust 6 a LAUKEY A \LEXvNDEB. CHOICE WESTERN BACON. 4V?r H iDS. CH ) rei'. C. B STD ES ?O 30 bhds. Cbclce shoulders. J nat received and tor sale by Auguste 1_HENRY COBIA A CO. FLOUR! FLOUR L THIS DAY LANDING! ' O'/i BARBELS SUPEB, EX TBA AND FAMILY OO'J FLO?B K8 barrels Jewell A Brother's Self L. Hour. These Flours are direct from the Mills and frein ground. ALSO, IN SHIRK, AND TO ARRIVE. AM barrels and sacks Georgia and Tennesse New Family Flour 300 barrels Ee.-t Baker's ?lour 10VU bsgs Corn 20 bods, r.acon Sides 20 hhds. Bacon Shoulders. For sale by STENHOUSE A CO. August 4 3 LIME. 1 AAA BARBELS FEE*H LIMB. LANDING _L U U \J from schooner Clara Belle, on Brown A co 's Wharf. For sale by OLNEY A CO. August 2 PEAS. ()AAA BUSHELS BLACK PEA?, 8UITABLI Jj yj U1/ for seed and leedkg. for sale by July 24 T. J. KERB A CO. CHEAP CORN. QA AA BUSHELS WiaTr*nS WHITE CORN, OUUU slightly heated. For ?ale. at a low price, by T. J. KERR A CO. July 22 NEW GOODS. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREEA? BLE, moat de.icio os aud healthy food, used for Puddings. Jellies, Blanc Mange, Ice Cream, Griddle Cakes, Soups, Ac., put up lu 1 lb. pack? ages, with directions for use. Desiccated Cocoanut, for Plea, Puddings, Cakes, Ac , put ap in half tb. packages, w ia directions. Sweet Oil, French and American in half pints, pints and quarts. Cider and White Wine VI neg ir, warranted pure Fresh Roasted Bio Coffee, of good quality, at 35c. V m. Just ieee i ved and for sale by CO-OPEBA1 IVE GROCERY STORE, Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets. Geoda delivered free. May 28 HONEY ! FOR BALE, WHOLESALE AND BET AL. BY X Dr. H. BAEB. June 28_No. 131 Meeting-street FRESH DRUGS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY DB. H. BAEB, Nc. Bl MEE IING-STEEET RIsON'o TOBACCO ANTIDOTE Bose's Cough Syrup behest's Puimonic Syrup Scheat's Seaweed Tonie Cherokee Remedy Cherokee Cure Cherokee Pills Cherokee Injection fa pe ara' Fruit Preserving Solution Brown's Chlorodyne German Blood or "Kaiser" PUN, Ac. Ac. Fleming's Worm Confections Wright's Rejuvenating Elixir Churchill's Syrup Hypophonphiu nf Lima Van Deusen's Worm Confections Hurley's Wotm Candy Bordotte's Worm Pugar Drops Gretenberg Pills Cephalic Pills Schallenberger's Fever and Ague Pills Strong'. Pills McLane's Liver Fills Linn's Vegetable Pills Russell's Soothing Cordial lor Children Teething Jayne's - Iterative Jayne's Expectorant Jayne's Carminative Jayne's Sanative Pills Radway's Beady Belief Bad way's B. Pilla Bidway's Beady Besolvent. June 21 mwf ?ttufQ.nrrn, Castings, (Ste. HO.MX IKON WORKS. JOHN F. TAYL.OR & CO* SUCCESSORS, TO CAMERON & CO.. Engineers Boilermakers &c Not. 4, 6. 8. 10 atti 12 PRJTCHA BL%S TREE TS, (NEAB THE DEY DOCK,? Charleston. S. C. STEAM ENGINES. AND BO LLERs-MARINE, STATION AR Y AND PORTABLE. I?CE THREi-HERS AND MILLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SHAFTING, PULLETS AND GEARING IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS, CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OB BRASS. We guarantee to furnish Ba's IN ES and BOILERS of a? good quiliry and power, and at as low sates aa ran bc had in New York, Biltimore or Philadelphia. 9 AOHNis ron Asliero?t's Low-water l?eteetor, THE ONLY I'KBl'ECr SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE FBOM LOW WA ! BB IN 'IIIE BOILER. REPA IRS PROUPTL Y .12 2 E* VEO TO. May 17 nie Sm os 11/ILMS ai CUJSOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MKRCflA.NIS a;: o SHIPPING AGENTS, AILI. ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE. SAIE AND Hu?pil ENI ito Foreign au.i Domestic Portal ol COTTON, RICE, LCM HEB AND NAVAL b'iORES. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. 0. i'.. WiLl iS.a. R. CHIPOLM October ?_ X ? u " *1 % 1 * * 1K N nu-: SCMTEB NEWS, PUBLISHED Al >UMTKB, S. C., -f i< OSE CF rnE BE^r Pirns IN IHE UP COTJN ThY; bas a larne circiiatio? , and a fiords su? perior advantages as ac adv ?rtising nufeium. i erm s low. Ad.liea DARR A 0?TJ-.tN. Fetruary 21 Proprietors.