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THE DAILY KEVVS. RI JR. DAN, DAWSON A GO. - - PBOPTtIJWTM. ? - OFF WE ?7?. 149 B?tlT BAT. xmas-Dan.!. Siam, on* y ?ar.$8 co Daru Siva, sex mouths.3 oe ?j Daaxx Maw*, tarea monta?.3 00 TSKWIKII IBWS, ona -rear.3 On ? ?. Tai-Waaaxx Nava, ox atonta*.? 00 " PATW.XWX u?vsria*iy la adrar, oe. *o paper tent ?alecs ia? oa*h aoooasaales tn* order, or for a loot? er rame th?a paid tor. Tn SaoLx Narva viO fee ferr ed to io. barri be rs in faa etty ai 15 Cents a week. sirran TUSK arra -rarst insertion, li cent? . ino; ?Bbseqaeat Uuerttoni, to cents a line. Ba sin ea s Betioa*. aa cents ? lia?, afear laze'and Tunera] No fijoec. Ona Dellar esob. iV X W 8 3 U M J* A R T. -Gold closed in Nev York, on Saturday, at 38*. -Co*?ou clos3j firm, with sales of 1300 balee. Middlings 83Jc. ; -Ia Liverp >ol cotton oTo3od a shade firmer, With sates ol 12 000 bite*. Middling uplands 12f d ; Orleaos lS-iMfd. -Ur. J. L. Steaail, ono of the proprietors of j the Charlotte, Kort ti Cur .dina. Hotel, died on friday. -Tao fare from Nev York to San Francisco. I Tia Pacific Bul road. i9 one hundred a Lid Atty dollars currency. I ^ ' -It is reported that some of the Lynn shoe "hos8esn are considering a proposition to run I tiren;factories by Chinese labor. ??p_At the election in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, on the 5th, the Conseivative I Ucket, with bat two exceptions, was triam-1 passait. >. I -Louis Zimmer, Esq., has been elected president of t?e North Carolina Central Rt il road, to connect Qreensboro', North Carolin a, and Choraw, 8oath Carolina, Captain P. IL Mason, of the Xl Pas? mail J lilia?, vas shot and killed recently bel ween Fort J Concho and ban Antonio, texas, as he waa get- J trug rm the Stage. The eseurt to ak him for a robber and shot bim. Captain M. waa a Vir . gin ian, sad one of Mosby s most gallant oJB eers in the late var. -The latest railroad sensation is a plan by tbs tnanagernent of the Erie Rail way to illa mi - J nate the vbole line of that road at night by | sjsctin bights at the fern es, in the tunnels, OP all dangerous curreaand on every engine. The j Bergen tunnel ia to be kept illumin?t ed by night and day, so that the rays of the sun ?rill j ?nea to be doll and forceless in comparison. There will be a light st each end of the ferry, I vaich, it fat believed, will make a collision prac - I tically impossible on the dankest and foggiest nicht. Even with the- diminution of light caused by the jarring of the locomotive, it ?J estimated that the he id-lights will show the trapito the.eaginear, on a straight line, for three miles. I -A New Tonk letter of Thursday to the I Phfladelphia Leds er says: "Archbishop Mc Closkey is to be entertained this everting by a number ot his personal friends, who take this method of paying their respects to him, pre-1 vious to his departure, on Saturday, for Rome. I Tr -.i vr "~-? ytorg r - mt I wait opon bim in a body, at the srobepiscopal residence, t o take formal leave of him. Bishop Bayley, of New Jersey, sailed m the China to- j day. also tor Borne. In order that the cable I repr-rtsoftheproceemngaof the O-mm o ni cal J Council may be intelligibly prepared, it is un- j deratood that Archbishop MoC. has consented to supervise them, ia order to insure correct- j nesa, before they are tranamitted. ' -The Chicago Tribune says that on the 30th j of Ja1 y, certain prom!aent capitaliste Of that city and New York met at the Sherman House, and decided to parchase of the Yieit acion Land Company, a California corporation, a certain tract of land lying jost sooth of toe City of Sim Francisco, for the sum of $2.000.008. in gold. For the raising of that som, the snares were numbered at fifty, at a valuation -of $40, 000 each. A committee was appointe! at this mee tm g to visit these lands, and make a re port upon them. The tract which it ie pro? posed to purchase is known as the Visitaci?n Branch, and comprises 3775 acres. It is situa? ted just sooth of San FranoiFco, in the only direction in which the city can grow. It is proposed by the parties vho contemplate pur chasing thia property to set to work at onco and improve it-catting it np into parks, boulevards, drives, and business and resi dence sites. -One ef the dodges of those engaged in j - poshing spurious paper money is to rut ont a bhr.d in preparation for future operations. The makers leave some apparent defect that may be easily removed. The def jct being borough-1 ly advertised becomes a point of reference, and when seen the bill is of course rafused. But a nev issae is at onoe put apon the market with the particular defect remedied, and on rifer-I once, if found all right, the note is taken as genuine. Thus, in tho case of tba appearance of tho counterfeit ten dollar greenbacks nov on tho market, tho public vere notified cf the imperfect dots opposite the Agares "10" oa each end of the note, and the vant of a period after tbe letter ' E" in Spinner's name. These bare been corrected, as they could readily be, by making tbe requited dots with a pen. The li ot es now offered ate perfect in these respeots, I and tbe defects now supplied having been made I . test of genuineness, no doubt materially aid their o ?rcala tion. I -A correspondent, speaking of the celebri? ties at Saiatogt, says : "Standing in front of tbe Union, surrounded by the crowd, vho look like pigmies alongside of them, are the Hon. John Morrissey ?nd John C. Heenan. They are standing within a lew feet of each other, tliking with some turfmen, while hundreds are attentively observing them, many ox whom are passing remarks regarding their physique. Two heavy weights of their magnitude, vho bave Blood taco to face and battled for thc I -mastery, in what other admirers term tho 'manly art,* are sodom met vith. Morrissey, with his iron frame, standing like a Roman gladiator, hear? head, thick neck, broad shoul? ders, and an underpinning like that possessed by Atlas, looks like a lion in strength, and like bun would only succumb when life vas ex? tinct. Heenan, a head taller, standing as straight as an Indian, vith sloping shoulders, massive chest, and vsnliug only little more . breadth in bis loins to make him nutobless in physical development." -No one has expected, ve suppose that the robbers of the Ocean Bank in Nev Yoi k would ever be brought to justice. The mensures taken .inmediately after the burglary was commitied showM that the object of the office: a of t. e bank and ot the detectives working under tbe r dui ec non, vas wholly tho iccovery ol the a'oleu funds, or suca part of them os tho thieves would pay as tho pr:03 of bern? unmocsted ia ina poasojsioa of tho rest. Tba Now Y >rk Sun h;l -ome statements on Ibo subjoct that have a rather sensational air. but doubtless contain 6 >m t until. It is stated that Ivo private detoe t.vft- lal.edonthe officers of tbe bank ?od in? form d them that they hid a dev to the thieves, I end ooold bo h sei? (bern and reooror tb periy. They wer? ntemi to tho t oounsel. To him they et ?tedi their ease, tb at they could taie the lawyer to a where the men ?ere engaged m alteatoi number ot tho booda, and asked for th noe at pro?eat only enough mosey ? their expense*. Iho bank's counsel rolui giro them any encouragement, saying tht bink did oot ?uro about toe .hieves, bat ed the money. He referred them to the da tee tire s who were engaged in the oas? bowed them out. Messrs. Young and n-f need to hare am toing to do with the and the 8na pays thai tbe two v teer detectives have now gono into case on their ow*J hook, and wilt tiuue to work it up. The ole? tvid to bo inform mon given by a man, long the mistress of a notorious l A short time before the Oocao Bank roi he went to her for money, and persuade* to giro it on the assurance tbat a ''big was coming. The man and woman have < relied since that time, and the woman baa j information which has led to watching ce character?. The latter persons, rt is bare been told of the suspicions entorta and bare partially confessed to complici tho robbery. It seems strange thu t things, if true, shonld bo told before (he a of the su-pectod thieves, but furl nc info tion is promised to be forthcoming :n a s timo. CHARLESTON. MONDAY MOBNIKG, AUGUST 9. ?8& Tate r?rty" atqvabMe. The letter of Senator Sawyer in rt to the rejoinder o Dr. Mickey, which pears in oar oolanta* this morning, will, hope, olose this branch of the ne ?rapa discussion between the lead era of the poeiog wings of the South Carolina Bi oals. Oae hint we may be allowed to t to the angry disputants. It ia more portant to the white people of the Stat? know that- a man is capable and hoot than to learn that he ia or is not a soo Radical Repub! ican. Dr. Mack ey and 8 ator Sawyer and Representative Bo? rate each other roundly, each accusing l others of being traitors to the Radical p tj and false to the dusk 7 voters who hoi ed them into office. Bat hot a word is si of the integrity and probity of the rival ] li tic ians. Whether Mr, Sawyer, or 1 Mackey, or Sr. Bowen is prepariag to 1 out "the party," we neither know nor oa: bat we shoald like to know whether t Radical leaders think that the men w hold the high planes in the' political syn gogue are personally worthy of confider and trust. This is the point which m interests the readers of TOE News. Tampering witta the Klre "apartment A Dangerous aCxporlaaent. The Chamber of Commerce, at a sped meeting beldon Taaaday last, adopted resolution requesting the City Couaoil 41 defer any action for the preient" on ? bill to dtclare certain colored fi.ro camp nies a part of the Fire D rp?rtmeaj, and establish a Board of Colored Firemasters ihn Hi ty of Charleston." Thia resolut i was concurred in by the B jard of Trade a meeting held on the sams day, so th Council, at its next meeting, had before it clear and emphatic expression of the opii ions of the principal taxpayers in tl oity. The letters of the Presidents of tl Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trad announcing the adoption of the resolution' were read before Council, and reoeived a information upon motion of Alderman 1 J Mackey, who at the same time said thi he intended to bring ap the bill ia a mod fled shape at a subsequent meeting. Thi was well enough as far as it went, but Al dorman Maokey, who is the putative fath c of the bill, said besides that he did not ii tend to have it so modified as to prevei the colored companies from enjoying al the rights of incorporated companies. Th bill thea, though sleeping, is not yet dead and, in view of its importance and mic ohievous tendency, it is to be regretted thu the Chamber of Co mm 3 ree and 13 jard 0 Trade did not ask at onoe for an indefinit postponement of all action upon it. S long as the bill is in a condition to b brought up at any moment by any derna gogue who may wish to obtain a little poli tioal popularity at the expen-n of the city we have no assurance that we shall be abl to retain an efficient Fire Department 0; to insure at reasonable rates any poni? of onr.property. Tho bill should be killed and thi" will be done at the next meetini of Couucil if there are in that body as manj honest and unselfish men as would havi saved the Cities of the Plain from destruc tion. It is useless, perhaps, to urge that th? immediate effect of the passage of the pro? posed bill will be a large increase in th? coat of the Fire Department Setting dowi the expenditures af the year at the esti? mates of the Clark administration, it is doubtful whether the oity will be able tc meet all its engagements. Bat the esti? mates will, we believe, in more than om instance, fall far abort of the actual out? lay, and now it is desired to clap on $18, 000 or $20.000 more for the benefit of col? ored fire companies. No increase in tho strength of the department is necessary - We have now mdre men and moro engines than are required for a city of thc size tl Charleston. The only advantage of the additional number of companies will be the additional expense, and an increased pro? bability that the city will be unable to pay the October interest upon the city debi without a large and long loan from some otpitaliBt who has confidence in the solven? cy of the oby and the honesty of His Honor the Mayor. But Alderman Mackey and his friends probably care but little what becomes of the oity debt, nor are they likely to reflect that two quasi-independent Fire Depart? ments-the one white and the other black -cannot peacefully coexist in Charleston. The attempt to make the negro fireman the equal of the white fireman will,, if psrs ?ered in, cause ill-feeling, if not tumult and bloodshed. And it m ty lead to a prac tical disbanding of thc white Firo Depart? ment This ia a coa?um-na ion devon'!y wishol ty some cf thc Radical crc?-the .Mackeys we presume, ar J of tba number -as a quick way of giving t:ie nj gr >t?a full swing, w"ti a ria.. ch.13OJ to amu33 th<:m B?iY*i tut firemen walle tao on j pays toe bill Bot we are informed that, if the whit? Vir? Department be broken ap, the underwriters will refuse altogether te isiare property ia Charleston, or will double or treble their rates. This danger ia Blaring aa in the face, whatever oar po? lit ios or phys ?Oil complexion. We repeat, it. A perseverance in the scheme of estab? lishing a oolored Fire Department in Charleston, as proposed by Alderman T. J Mackey, will, ia all probability, lead to the breaking ap of the white Fire Depart menu And the breaking ap of the white Fire Department will either make it impos? sible to insure oar property at all, or so raise the rales that insaranoe will be oat of the question. This is a consideration which goes home to every min who has a dellar of his own. It will not touch the feelings of those who have all to gain and not a cent to lose. Wita the Mackeys it may hare no weight. Even the old colored fire companies are now, we anderstand, opposed to the passage of Alderman Mickey's bill. They s?e what I*he feeling of tho community is, and they have sense enongh to peroeive that they will be the losers in the end if they deliberately run counter to the interests of the tax pay? ers of the oity. Unlike Alderman T J. Mackey, these colored mm have no party axe to grind. They do not wish to form a new Union League ia the guise of a Pire Department. They do cot wish to organise a body whose fnnotions will be "repeater" voting and controlling elections, instead of | running with the nuohine aod putting out fires. They do not wish to see themselves brought down to the level of those who will only be firrmea on parade days and when money may be drawn. We do not believe that the proposed bill has more friends among the respectable oolored people than it has among our white oitisens. The motives which led Alderman T. J. Mackey to introduce the bill are olear and plain, and if he o an lash Council into adopt? ing the bill he must be the first person to be held responsible for whatever troubles or dangers may follow. Tin to?omutlr? B?state**. We cheerfully give plaee ia to day's NEWS to a letter from "Veritas," defending the aolion of Governor Soott io the little matter of that Laurens locomotive. We have but a word of comment. If Governor i Seott be indeed as innocent in this trans? action as . .Veritas" would have us believe, how oomes it that the Attorney General, a brother Btdioal, and hailing from a dime at least as loyal SB that of the Governor's own Ohio, has officially affirmed, in writing, the preoise statement offsets given in THE NEWS ? Now, aa between the learned law officer of the Slate and oar sealous and dis? interested Executive, which are we to be? lieve T THE letter from a planter of Ed is to Is? land, printed in another part of to-day's NEWS, will be gratifying intelligence to the tbous?nUs ot our readers wno are interes? ted, more or less directly, In the sea island orop. The suggestion that those to whom i the planters are looking for needed advances should at once take measures to satisfy themselves nf the real ex'ent of the danger from the caterpillar, is timely and sensible; and wc trun that it miy be aced upon without delay. pst aub /fluni. (MT, OBJ. SATURDAY MIGHT, BB> TWEEN tho Upper Ward i Harket and Ehz: beih-strett, a POCKETBOOK containing three ton dollar billa, one two dollar, bill, and small chango, together with a letter from Nancy Anderdon, and several receipts ind du* bills. Ihs Under wi I please leave it ct THU OFFICE, or at ABRAM HUGEK'S, No. 13 E'Izabett-street. 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Anvantigcs ure offered at this Institu ion to Stu? dents in Law. tthe ma luates being entitled to prac? tice in ti c courts ol thi- -tate;) fi Me deine, (tho rotirae of n st nota on beiao exciiaivc and tuorougb, wi.b two written eliminations during tho session;) in Engineering, M.itjemati ?-, Men MI. Moral a d Political Philosophy. B story. Rhetoric, English Llb-rature, Ancient and Modern Language?, sud in tbe various Scientific schoo.a. Expenses for -tssiou of nine months: Annual fee, J's Library fee, $10; Itoom Kent f.-o. $15; I union fee.-?tor each ot thrco schools. $15; luitioa In Law or Medicine. $5J Hoard eau be bal at $18 to $20 per month. Bv messing' it wi 1 ne le?H. For fur ber Information, eead for catalogue* to Ihe secretary of thc Faculty. Bev. C. MKUJE WALKEB. B.W. BtBNWKl.r.. Chairman o' Faculty. Columbii, 8. C., August 2, 1862. August 6 fmw24 W A S 11 I v G T O N COLLEGE, 1EXINGTON, VIRGINIA. PRESIDENT, GENERAL R. E. LEE, AIDED BI A TULL. CORPS OF I'BOFESSOBS. 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HU tho l'buriday prece ling Ibe four b of Ju y emmlog The orgauiz diou nf the Institution ia very corn pie e embracing extensive und tbor>u?h c^ur-cs of instruction l t LllBKxTOUK A.<D .SCIENCE, and i-i thu Profi-esl.ins of Lavv. ilc Jicino a -d l-cgt nesring. 1 bo ?-xpensfl of "he Acilamic or Laa- Student, ex? clusive of tueco? of text no iks and clothimi atid pock. t m >ney, ara m it to aiO'tt $1165 per ses sion o' nine monto-; aud of the Engiuecriu? or Hfl-iical StuTo tt to a io u $3J3 ot which ?UiBS. re spccUvelv, a2'10 or ?2i0 is payable on a inji.-s.oo, un? tue D.Ian e ia the pr.>gre?<ol Ihe M< -sion. For details send for catalogue. . PO., -Univ r?ity of Vnglun." 8. MAD PIN, July 24 Imo Chairman ol tho Ftculty. VV L.LIS <* CIIISOLM, FACTOha, C0MS1ISSI0K MERCHAKIS SHIPPING AGENTS, Wi M A 'TI N ') Tl > TBIf PERCHA8L, BALE AM oHlPVtNT ito Fore:go *n-i Uon.fitlr Portai ol 0O1TON. Bld., LUM ULK ?ND NAVAL clU"Fh. ATLANTIC WU A NF, Charleston, >. C. K. Will ls.a. t.. UHlSOLfr Oc'olier vs rpo on ?IS K? a MIX. IhK SU Mi lill NEWS, 1'?BLIMED Al tUUTeR, S. C., H OAE OF Till UiJ.-.' ?At tS IN lUE CP. COUNTi?T; baa a lars? olrcu.auoi., anJ tit"ordK su? perior anva:i;a_'o.- i? ?2 a?v ;.t ?<r)? mfl?ium. lerm? lo?. AilJrcs [?Al'.K a OM'/ N, February 22 PrnmvcfAi ORASOB LODCK, >?. 14, A. P. BT. THB BBOTTLAJIROUlfONICA'lMlI O. OBAHGB win b* held ls? tvairnio, sf Misuaio Hu ll. at hight e'clock precisely. Cstidid ates for tts F. C. Dca-ee win be punctual 'J H Mi? 3. Bl E. Angust? _frecrrtary. CIIAHLKSTtlSi HOOK Ars? LADDER OOM Par? Y, Ne. 2. ATTEND 1 HF. BKODXAB MON 1 H LT V Hf TING of your Company ' sos ETSSICO, at t-'ujht o'clock. A fall and punctual attend uno? ? solicited. By ord?r. G tai :o li vc LAIN, A nguat 8_Secretary. ( AHULliA U >>K HALli CLUB. ATT T ND 1BF BFGTJLAR MONTHLY M RET? INO of vour Club, at Viet lan t Hall. 1 HIS i.Vi_NI:0, Ut 1 tght o'clock By order. B. F. TUPF BB, A URO H I .secretary. LNSDEANCB COMPANY, or Mt CO*, OBOBOIA. AuUaoriaed CanltaL.$600.000 FIBB AND LIFB DBPAKTMf.Nrs 8EPAHA1B and distinot by charter. $10 , OW) paid lato tas In? surance Depar.aii'iit of GootK?i * coming to law for the benefit of tho assured ia (bis Con pany ?tockboldcTB wcaltbyand reepoastbro gentlemen ol 6 sotana, A purely Southern company, allewtng only six per cent ot ito earnings to tbe .stockholders; the rest o tthe profits divided among the Policyholders on the o ntuburion pian. hire Department has been in successful opera? tion tor stx months, sod has already cccumalated handsome asset?. Lite Department in full and successful oporahVou, and ri em g with old companies m ita success. All of ita Polia, a non-tortetteble, sad of every description of Life and Endowment, together with an ani ni ty table and return premium plan. No r'stnctious upon travel, place of residence or occupation. Women Insured on same terms as men. Loans half cf its premiums. Ho notes taken, omciRS: W. J. LAWTON, President. J. 0. McBCRNLY, vice-President B. J. LIGHTFOOT, secretory. C. F. MCCAY, roost!ruting Actuary. P. H. WRIGHT, Eis min n? Physician. This Company la now prepared to lake tisks either In the Fire or Life Departments, and solicits a share ot the patronage of thec-.ty and s ta'e. J. O. HOLMES, Jr., Genoral Agent for South Carolina. Loeal aa l Travelling Agents wanted in all parts of the hta'e. Liberal commissions allowed, or st sal? ary If preferred. Applications t? be made to J. Q HOLMES. Jr., General Acont, No. 3S Broad street, Charleston, S. a July 21_Dat_wftn Q. U A a D I .1 5 MUTHA 1, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or X KW TOKE. Organized Ita 1839 . ALL POLICES NOX-FOBFEI TABLE. HALF LOAS TA KEN. NO NO TES R EQ ?IR ED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND 60 (FIFTY) PI?B CENT. STATEMENT. Polices In fotee.*>l"J.OOJ OOO Assets. 1,500.000 Annual Income. 800.000 Losses Paid. 500,000 OFFICERS, W. H. PECKHAM. President. Wit. T. BOOKER. Vice-Pr?sident Li Mc \DAM, Secretary and Actuary. O.A. FCDICKAB, Superintendent. DIRECTORS. Hon. JOHN A. Lix, New York. Hon. JAMES HABPEB, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex Mayor New York. JOB? J. COANE, President Bank Bepubllc. WM. M. YEEMIXYE, Banker (Vermilye A Co.) CHAS G. ROCKWOOD, Cash er Newark Banking Com? pany. Hon. GEOnoE OFDTKE, ex-Mayor cf New York. MINOT c. M ono AK, Banker. THOMAS RIGNEY, Firm Thomas Bigney A Co. LEN J. B. .?HEB HAN, Treasurer New York Steam Su? gar Befintng Conpany. AARON ARNOLD, Firm of Arnold, Constable A Co, R icu ARD Q. BOWNE, Wetmore i Bowne, Lawyers. ll V. HAOOHWOUT, Firm E. V. Baughwont A Co. WM WILXENS, Firm of W. Wllkeiii h Co. JULIUS H. FHA rr. Merchant. WM. W. WRIOHT. Merchant. CHAS J. STARR, Merchant. WnxiAM ALLKN, Merchant. GEO^W. CuTLErt, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insur? ance Company. JOHN G. SHE .WOOD. Park Place. WALTON H. PECKHAM, Corner Fifa Av-nu.: and Twenty- tblrd-?treet. EL wann H. WRIGHT, Newark. N.J. GEO. W FARLEE, counsellor. W. L. Coo-WELL, Mercbaat. CtOKUE Kl IM OLNERiL AGENT FOR SOOTH CAROLINA. Er. T. BEENS! J ERN A, Examining Physician. lt. I ?si; KT KL, GENERAL AGENT FOB CHARLESTON. I Rice No. $665 King-street, CHARLESTON, S. C. January 12 Die lyr JJ HOOKLY* LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets over.91.300,600 ISsUltS ALL KINOS OF LIFE AND ENDOW? MENT POLICIES. Dlvtd-nds annuilly la cash. Onlv Company having the Definite Guaranteed bur render-Value PLtD Pollcic, wor:d-widc. second to no Company m the United States lor stabihiy, libe? rality and economy. Office So. 341 Broadway, New York. CHRISTIAN W. BOUCK, President. WM. M. COLE, Secretary. State Agency No. 35 Broad..jtreet, Second Floor. Local and Cou7as?iofj Agent.- wanted throughout thc s tato. Ap;i!y ia person or bv letter to JAMIES ti. UOlfMK.il, Jr., General Anent forsooth caro ina. July 12 mwf Coon Q li A F T 9 M K S ' 8 LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. Office t Park Bank Building, Nos. 21? and 210 Broadway. CAPITAL.$240,000 COE ADAMS, Prc-ident. WILLIAM T. 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May lt sac tttulhimos fUmf9, ftqiMH, (Etc. QL.U AV II 1 S ? I K s I HE UNDERSIGNED Bl-G LEWE TO AN? NOUNCE thai ttiev buve boen appa ute I by Mes rs H..Nit Y s. HANN Li (i Ci)., of PliiladelpUia. their sole Agents!<>rthe st.ie of South karolina lor the eulo ot tln-ir cvler-rated ACME. X XX XXX. XXXX Ne Cl AB CABINE I and ober brands oLD ?Yt? WUI-KIE-. Ihey a.so wish to nmounee that they will be m cou-taut receipt of the.r COPPER DI-llLi.ED MOUNTAIN FUl?E l!YE 1*. HI-KI ES, direct 1 om Distill-ry at Hautisv ,le, Be.koley County, West Virsiaia Liberal contraer? wi.1 bs mile lor la-T?- blt ol new Whiskies in ba.ii ai Diati.lcrv Warehouse. I'.LACIU ?winff, No. Sa East Hay street. June IC wfmSftos i.'harleeton, S c. Qt IRATe. OK DIAO ? b?IA. A GOOD COOLING SUMMER MEDICINE. MADE (resb every day, by DB. H. BA EB, May 25 No.131 Meetin?-s.ree?. f?tcmn tub ifli^diawuns. ? ?t aI.K AM? noa Bitino. Tn? "TA?.DAED wsi:*?r TM stttdsrd v dth rall 44 Incas*. It Is wider, eioier stronger ?nd aJbtea bettor poa tscaon tor the mklro covert ag of Oks Catsso ?st? t kin say sta** a ase We Mil st maDTifaatue..'. prto? tad pipe? we HM down ?tun. A rasfl? aiwajs oa basa WILLUM KOAOB * oo. Augwaf_Imo_Agents. COTTON WINN. " 3MoOAKT8Y 0.19.9. FOE (ULF. ht J w. GURNEY, >^ A agua ?_m wt?_No lot Paqajgy, GEORGIA Fi>i:UB AND TWINIL ISA S?OK? "GBAMTE MILLS IXTBX*' LOU F LO ?B 1 bato Weetara rjomp'iwfae. . .,. For ta s br * ft. ROBSON, A eg gai t I Noa. I and % Atlantic Wharf. SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO LAUD! % G. 5TONS e0 UBLB PAOIFII GD ANO). LANDING per Steaonhip bes a nil. ani for sale by 1. N. BOa?OBj, Aognat g 1_Ageut fog .south Carolina, CORN LANDlNIJ. il rr fi i A BD? H EL i PBIMK WBITB COBN, ? OyJ ". " per te ?mer ?es Gull. For aile low by J. N. lIDBMAHft lt CO. Aog oat 9_3 C* RN. VW?>% HUT. Qf\{\/'\ B? BEL? I'BIMB WBITB BAL ?UUU 1I?0 ts AMD. I alf NBsaBB uOBtf. ex steamer ?es Gull ind In a ore. KLO?K. SM bbl-. NOBrHBUN PLODS-all grsdsi 890 tacks South-ru Flour. HAT. 400 balee PBIME E\?TJ-BM AND N. E. HAT, For sale by Angoat ? 8_JOHN CAItPSBN k 00. CORN. Ol 1 AA BUSHELS PHI MB WHITE MILLING ??vJUU COBN, per Baltimore steamar. * Broas: OATS. COEN, EASTERN AND NORTH BITER HAT. For sale by WEST A JON ES, August?_B-.T? Bast Bay. NORTHERN POTATOES, ONIONS AND CABBVOES, FOB RALE LOW FOB catb. . B. L. L*WLE*H, August ? wm2?_No. ?1 State-street j COHN. 1 AAA B?CHELS PRIME WHITE COBN, lUvv landing per steamer Sea Gull, fl JO buabels Western Corn. For sale by H. BUL WINK LE A 00. August 9_ 8* LIME. 1 AAA BARRELS F RE? H LIMP. LANDI?? AOUU from schooner Clara Bello, an Brown A (Jo 's Wharf. For sale by OLNEY A 00. August 2 PEAS. 4) f\fi fi BUSHELS BLACK PEAS, 8?TTABLH ?jX'x/XJ for seed ani teed h. g. fer sale hy ?uly24_T. ft KEBB A 00. CHEAP CORN. O AAA BUSHELS WESTERN WBITB COBN, Ol'Uv/ sUgatly heated. For sale, at a Mw price, by X. J. KERB A CO. Joly 22 FRESH DRUGS. C JCST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHO LKS ALE AND RETAIL BY DB. H. BABB, No. 131 MEE lTSG-MBEET . g. BISON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE !. Bose's Couvh s y rup Scbenk's Pulmonic Syrup Schenk 's Seaweed Tonic Cherokee Remedy Cherokee Cure Cherokee Pills Cherokee Injection bpears' Fruit Preserving Rotaban Brown's Cblorodyne .jerman Blood or ''Kaiser'' Pill*, Ac. arc. Fleming's Worm Confections W nght'a Rejuvenating Elixir Churchill's Syrup Hypopbosphlta of Lima Van Den-en's Worm ''outectiona Hurley's Worm Candy Bardotte'n Worm Sugar Drop? Grasten berg Pills Cephalic Pills Bchallenberrrer'a Fever and Ague Pills % Strong's Pills Mc La nc's Liver rill* Linn's Vegetable Tills Russell's Soothing Cordial tor Children Trathing Jayne's Iterative Jayne's Expectorant Jayne's Carminative Jayne's Sanative Pdls Badwsy'e R' ad y Relief Ran wt j's B. PHIS Bidway'a Beady resolvent. June 21_ m wi SHINGLES. ?A AAA CYPRES8 8BINQIE3, GOOD ?DU-UUU quality, for sile hv 7 CHI OLM HBO THE BS, Wesc End Tr idd-street. August 5 thm2 Or Adder's North Wharf. MEW GOODS EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREEA? BLE, mottdetdam, aod healthy lood. used for Puddings, Jellies, Blanc Manse, Ice Cream, Griddle Cate?, Houp?, Ac., put up in 1 IB. ?aci? agos, with directions for ase. Desiccated cocoanut, for Pies, Puddings, Cakes, Ac, put up in half tb. packages, with directions. Sweet Oil, French and American in half pinta, pints and q tarts. Cider and White Wine Vlnegir, warranted pure Freah Roasted kio Coffee, of good quality, at 36c. -a lb. Just received and for sale by CO-OPEBAUTE GROCERY STOBE, Foutbwost corni r Meeting and Market streets. flood-, delivered tree._May 23 HONEY ! FOB SALE, WHOLES ?.LE AND BETAL. BY Dr. B. BABB, June 26 No. 141 Meeting-street M. StODCS. L . KILLEY, TROT, NEW YORK. ILA NU F AC rUBEB OF STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS, HOLLOW WABE, Ac. MANUFACTUREE OF " PHILANTHROPIST," M CHIEF C06R,* "CHARTER OAK" AND "CIVILIAN" COOKING STOVE%. ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO THE SOoTHES* TRADE. 1?D FOB -ALI! Bl D. I.. F?LLE R T O N, AUGUSTA, OA. THESE STOVES STAND UNRIVALLED FOB capacity, durability, convenience- aud tbe Ken eral purpose? to which < ookiua Store? are used. Th* PHILANTHROP!.?! is extra heavy plated, and baa Ash Drawer; can oe mad-- bato a six belier hole stove : has cast iroo W iter tana galvanized, or enamel lined. A strictly rlrst-class Sto?e. Tho CIVILIAN is of s neat desigD, and has a fine large Oven. This stove caa be had with the extension oaek. six holes, and reservoir when desired For turi tier iel jrmation apply io D. L. FDLLEHTON, January 3C Cmos Auausta, Ga JAMES KNOX.J0H5 GITA x o x a GILL, Cotton Factors AND c -|, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ao. 123 S MI7 H'S Wa AR r P ? '.TIMORE. CONSIGN MEN ?S OK COI TON, Bl.'r. Ac, BE SKK.'II'I'I LY solicited, uni libara: advances uade t:eteon. O'ders for COHN and BaCON promote ei. c"ted with care oed n'teuu'on. 3m03 May lu