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THE VALLY .NEWS. -o IIORDAK, DAWSON * CO., OFFICE No. 149 tfJLtfZ JLir. Ta tins - RAILS NEWS, OW? y?ar.CS 00 D.viL? NEWS, BIZ months.3 00 DALIA- *?EW?, tu rou month*. 3 00 TSI-WEKKLX NEWS, one rear.3 00 VBJ-WEEKXT MEWS, six mouths. 2 00 PA IMO r iuvanabiy in adTat ce. No paper sent auston" tb? <-.a*b accompanies the order, or for a long? er unie tban paid tor. Tax DAILY; NEWS will oe served to sauar-rit-era in tho cuy at ld cents a week. AnrEBTisnatRHTS -First insertion, IS cents s line; gabae'iaem iDwertlona, 10 cents s Une. Business Hetlce* id ..eius a line. Marriage and Funeral No i oe?. One Dollar each. ? if B ir s a V ?a JU A. H s. -Gold cloaod in Now York yesterday heavy *t85j. -Uotroa olo30d firm and aotivo; siles ?803 bales; meddling 33y. -11 Livaroool yesterday cotton closed quiet, With quotations unchaugod. JJ -A handsome West Pointer bas captdrod ibo rich Joroiue's daughter. -General John C. Breckiaridgo has deter? mined to settle permanently in Lexington, Kentucky and resume tao practice of law. -lu a few days there is to bj a tournament by the negroes of Tennessee, in whioh a novel and p culiar feature wdl be a batting match. -Young Chine?e fops in Now York have abandoned queues and silk frocks, and attire -themselves tn dress coats, stunning neck-ties and patent leathers, i -It is said there aro over forty women at ouo hotel in S ir a toga whose avoirdupois is estimated at two hundred and fifty pounds each, and there aro several who exceed three hundred pounds. -?s the first step toward the removal of the Washington Capital to the Mississippi Valley, the West will, at the next session of Congress, protest against any further, appropria tiona for government buildings in Washington. ' . ? -The American Dental Association, held at Saratoga, has decido a" to hold its next meeting at Nashville, Tennessee. The election' of 'offi? cers look place on Thursday, and Horner Judd, of St. Louis, wis chosen president. -The North Germao correspondent of the 17th ultimo says that io the University of Ber? lin at the present moment, "there are no less than sixty American students, mostly sons of rich planters from. tho Southern States of the Union." n ; . ? ? -An order has been introduced in the Com? mon Council at Washington. D.C., "to pro? hibit tho raising pf moaqui. ,s" in that oity, and imposes a penalty of from $1 to $6 on every person who shall allow any bucket, tub or other receptacle containing witer in their yards without having the same securely cov? ered, to prevent mosquitoes from propagating. -Chicago has a million dollar will caso on trial. Mrs. Julia Newberry, widow of Walter L. Newberry, who died Decambcr 8,1868. has ust filed, in one of the Courts, a bill to break the will of her late husband, on the ground of Injustice to herself. ?ad deprivation of her rights of dower. The estate is mw valued at from $2 000.030 to $3 000,000, and by the law of dower the widow is entitled to one-third, in? stead of the allowance made in the will of $10, 000 annually and the homestead. The case thus becomes one of great magnitude, and its result will be looked for with interest. -The tunnel under the Straits of Dover, which has been so long discussed, appeal's to be given np. It is stated that the engineers of fran se and of England have just now pro? nounced definitely against the s -homo. They all agree, indeed, that the tunnel is quite feas? ible; but then they add that the oost of it wouia bo ifri.000.000; which puta it quite out r>f the question, unlega the Governments o{. France and of England should, in the tu toroa t if International amity, think . ii right to pro teed with the works regardless of expense. To >ay< snob a tunnel would require twenty thous? and passengers a day at five shillings apieco. Nobody looks forward to such a large traffic letween the two countries. -A New York letter says : The two Obina oen, Mr. Chung Sue and Sing Mao, who ac? companied .'he committee as far as Obioago, rill be in Nev, York in the course of 'a day or wo. They represent twa of the si houses in lan Francisco Who have control pf Chincpo 'migration, and are coming hero with a view to he introduction ot their countrymen to the ?itiesof the Atlantic States. It.is needless to leny the fact that the great body of onr work og people contemplate the advent of these trangers with anything but a friendly eye. it tho same time they ate prepared to give the , wo Chinamen ?bov? alluded to a fair hearing. Ls soon as they srrlvethe Cooper Institute will e placed at theird^t?aa?/if they wish to ad? bress the citizens.*; -f e New York- Tribune says: "The art of io?e-pulling was nicely exhibited d? a railway rain out bf Boston tat week. Mr. Cartis, lanker and lawyer, waa vastly annoyed by Mr. inurchill, who was going to see his family in he country, and who aeated himsolf baaide dr. Curtis, with a large oarpet-bug and ? small oy wagon. Mr. Curtis expressed his wrath itt; ibis baggage.' Mr. Churchill said, 'You, tM rio; jentlemar ;' whereupon, said Mr. Curtis in bia eatimony, ?I took bold of bia' nose and tu- ??d t In a mod?r?t a and quiet maimer.' Si should lave boen a satisfaction to Mr. Churchill io lave had his nose not disgracefully puUed, but' noderately and quietly turned; but it wasn't; or he palled Mc, Cartis a scoundrel, wberenp. >n Mr. Curtis entirely destroyed Mri Church? ill spectacles by a well delivered blow aimed lt tue nose of the unhappy proprietor. His. .ara has come now, for tho moderato NOBO imnger and annihilator of spectacles baa been lentenced to jail for two months, besides rc ?eiving a particular and persona! wigging from Rejudge.' Such arc the hardships which await; ;ho q lief no?C-turner." ? --?be chemical News for August has the 'oliowing: '?Four children, were burned to Jeath at Corydon, Indiana, on tho night of July 8.1; the fire is attributed to the explrjflbn of a lamp while tho children were all aseep. inly 18th, Nora. Woolf, of Now York, aged 14, was fatally barned by an explosion of kerosene ia?d for kindling a fire, July 14th, John Stem. ^^i^tl^i^?K?mh batn?d b7. the explosion of a iccrpaeno lamp. July 18th, % k?ros?ne Ump exploded at Ho. 71 Bayard Itrost, New York. Mrs. Ami -Fastloael f was burned to death ia Baltimore by the explosion of a cari- of koroioto dil. Mr. Wellington, of Boslori, was faarfolly bumed by the explosion sr a lamp containing 'lucine oil.* Tue lamp wa? shattered into moro than ono httndred pispes.^ ^oW oif is a light daterons P?pht$?/<^pf tba moa}- '. ?xp^oa? Vej products Ol^lK?lfOlfWI?.,.<&?i..i*?i .; i^OP!?? Jobber t^ead Wo*k?a*itfcoya?Voi Fara? Cosipany's Works were destroyed by Aro, July-12, cada-d Hp ari olpios??b. of naphtha; toss tt*0.om W? ?brill continue to record these shocking casual? ties caused bv dangerous korosone till by pas? taje of suitable laws we are sstisSr?. that tho puobo ha? oeeu property educated un ibo aub* joel." -The London rimes speaks of the final sot .lernen* of t*jo Irish Church quest ?OD SS fol? lows: 'Tho settlement ola most difileolt and long controverted question may be made the occasion of * word of oom mon BO nae, which shall also be a word of peace. Rethmar has boen more common daring the reoent discus? sions than to occa*o the. Lords, sad more es? pecially tho bishops, of having spoken with tho single aim of gettiag moro money tor their frirnds. The Primate's speeoh last night will provoke many repetitions .of this oharge. It was, indeed, vcrv fairly open to them. It most not be forgottQn, however, that the bill ia a disendowing bill; it grants absolute liberty cf organization, bat takes away property hitherto.devoted to tho use of particular per? sons. What form could opposition take to a measure Uko this except that of attempting to mitigato its severity ? Had tho friends of, the Irish Church at once resigned everything that was required of them, their * submission would have been a confession that they never ought to havo had possession of their endowments; and, although we hold this opinion, we cannot expeot them to acknowledge and act apon it. Do nob let as persist ia repeating this o' argo ? lt oman Catholic or Anglican, Baptist or Pres? byterian, ecclesiastic or layman, no man gives what ho behoves to be his own without s mur? mur, and to call bim, covetous because he at? tempts to sa va as much as he can from those ho deems bis despoilers is to convict ourselves of narrowness which would be incredible if it had n it of late become almost universal." ^SS^j^S^SSS3S?SBSSSSSSS^S^BSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSiSSB9 CHARLESTON. TUESDAY HORNING, AUGUST 10, 1869. The South Carolina Railroad Company. Litters have been reoeivod by the Pres? ident of the South Carolina Railroad Com? pany from the Hon. C. M. Furman fully oonfirming the cable telegram published in this paper t wo weeks age. The negotiation for the exohange of the past due sterling bends, guaranteed by the State, for new first mortgage bonds bf the company has been successfully completed, and the stock? holders need apprehend no farther embar? rassment in coonee ion with the overdue debt.: ., '.. ... ;"r !- . - . , . Oar State grows daily more prosperous and strong, our1 people see the bend iu the long lane of adversity, and we know no rea? son why the South Carolina Railroad should not speedily beoome as profitable lo its own stockholders as it has always been to the common weal th of South Carolina. If gro w? ing trade, administrative ability and eco? nomical management can command publio favor,and thumbing dividends, tb? South Carolina Railroad Company will soon, be one of the most flourishing corporations in the Sooth. J Ar? Important Railroad Project. It would ba a pleasant thing surely to run through from Washington to Charleston . ia twenty-one hour?; not by the Californian air ship, or by a break neok Lightning Train, but by oars running at a moderate speed via Alexandria, Lynchburg, Greens? boro' and Cher&w, BO avoiding the twists and turns in the present route via Wil? mington, Weldon and Richmond. This result, so much to be desired, can, it seems, bs accomplished by the oonstruotion of the North Carolina Central Railroad from Cheraw to Greensboro', and by the com? pletion of the direot railroad from Danville te Lynchburg. The North Carolina Central Railroad Company is already organised. Publio meetings have been held in different places to test the feeling of the people, and every? where the projeot has been favorably re? ceived. * Npr is this surprising. The dis? tance to be built from Cheraw to Greens? boro' is only one hundred miles, with essy grades and but, little ?xoatatton neces? sary. At present tho lands along the route are of little value, but if the road be built they will at, onoe command a good prioo in the market. This the people know, and the landholders have already agreed to subscribe 200,000 aeres of land at the present ooah value for stock in the road. At th? low prioe of $2 50 an acre this gives' the North Carolina Central Railroad Company a workiag money basis to begin With of $500,000. There ia no question that the line will benefit every rood of land through which it runs, but what will it do for Charleston ? The saving of timo ia transit would un? doubtedly cause tho whole tide of throoka travel to flo w over the new route to Charles? ton; whence the Savannah and Charleston Railroad would o ar ry the ' passengers to Savannah, where they would coom ot with short lines to every part of the South and West. A glance at the map' will show that' fdr, all travel, from Boston, Now York, Bal timor?, Washington and Richmond to all points on the Southern At lau tio Maaland Qttlf of W?xloo; the route, vis Alex : andria, Lynchburg, Greensboro' " ! an d Charleston, would ba the quickest and most direot. So muoh far posaenger travel. In regard to freight business it assy be said that the atm of the shipper now is rapid delivery combined with low rates. Upon lines bf railroad the quickness and cheap? ness should be determined by the distanoe '.o be travelled. . It stands to reason, there? fore, that if tho Cheraw and Din ville lino is shorter than the old line by Richmond and Weldon, it can compete sacoassfully for nE regalar railroad freight now passing over the old lins. And by tho completion of the Cheraw and Greensboro' Railroad (known by ita corporate name of North Carolin* Central Railroad) Charleston should bs able to lay her hands upon Uta trade of anim portant Bec tion of ooautry fro? whioh ah? is now ont off. The road croases the whole system of Bast and West North tarella* Railroads, and would allow Charleston to, o?avpete with Wilmington for the trade of Western North Carolina, while with Lyfegh burg, there would undoubtedly *o a,: largi ; business both ways. From that point we should draw toboeoo, and, when neoesa&ry, bason and breadaiaffs, wbJle from Charles? ton should bs shipped, via Lynchburg, supplies of cotton, rios and manufactured goods for the West. The whola prospect for business by the new rout o is bright ind flittering, All that is wanted is lo complete the direot Has from Lynchburg to Danville, and to build tha North Carolina Cen? tral Railroad Toe Ly no ?burg sui Oatt viii? Railroad ls now ia ooarae of con? struction. Thai pari of the work will be done for ue; bat we muot do something for ourselves if wo woald have built, withoat delay, the important line from Cheraw to greensboro', N. .Ot The road will not cost more than $4,000,000, and a large part of this has, we believe, already been pledged. THO triumph of the Conservative Repub? licans in Tennessee iq another cheering sign that the days of Radios! Republican - lam are numbered. The election of Andrew Johnson to the United States Senate is now by no means improbable. One of the West? ern journals, lately canvassing the pros? pect, profanely obeeorved that "Brownlow might as well be in h-I as tc have A. J. back again in the United States Senate." Is it sot time for the parson to be snaking his preparations for the fate apparently tn et.ore for him t ? ? ' . . > A IKK R H O T IS li TBTS HOUSE M BULL OPEN FOB THE AC? COMMODATION of visitors. Tamara.-Sixty dollars f$6!J) per month. B. M WALPOLE, Ag -nt. . Aueud 5 thstut -BA-OVJL.THIKVILLBl HOUSE, ^ bULLIVAN'? INLAND. JOSEPH H. OPPENHEIM, Proprietor, Id S1 ILL OPEN FOB THE RECEPTION OF either I'EKM ANENI' OB 1BANSIENT BOARDERS Term?, S3 per day ; %\7 per week. Table supplied witb tbe best the market affords, and m als Berved on arrival ot tbe steamer from the caty. Compe? tent and attentive servants in attendanoe. Bath House connected with th.) establishment. August a wfaluthS* C SAKL1ITOIHOTBL, CH ABLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. THIS FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. SI TUA TER TN A pleasant location, and in the business portion of the city, lenders lt the most desirable Hotel for either permanent or transient guests. 1 he accommodations are unsurpassed, having extensive suites nf elegantly furnisbed apartments for f unities and single gentle. ! men. The proprietor will endeavor to maintain the nigh reputation er Joyed by the "Charleston" as a flint-class bouse, and no effort will bs spared to de? serve a continuance of the liberal patronage hereto? fore bestowed upon it. The best of Livery accommodations will be found adjoining the establishment. The house 1-* supplied with the celebrated Arte? sian Water, of which ?oughtfol baths can be bad eather day er night ,! P. B. JACKSON, July 18_ Proprietor,: ST. CLOUD H Of< fi IV.' . ? -Z?L " o? ' ? ? : ' THIS NEW AND COMMO?IOTjS HOUSE, LOCAT? ED corner ot Broadway and Forty-second-street, ? possesses a l vantages over all other houses for the ac? commodation ot its cuesto. It was built expressiv for a !u>t-cl j8fi family boarding house-the rooms bei na large and en suite, heated by steim-with hot and cola w ?ter. and furnished second to bone; while the culinary department ia in the most experienced bands, affording guests an uneqaaUsd table. ' .One of Atwood's Patent Elevator* ls aise among ttie '.modern improvements" and ?t tho service ot guests at all boura. The Broadway and University Place Cars pass the door every four minutes,' running from the Ol tr Hall to.Central Park, while the Sixth and r-eventb Avenue lises are but a short block on either aloe, affording ample facilities for communicating witb all the depotB, steamboat landings, olacesof arcnae ment and business of the great metropolis. ' MtlltK ?Ss HOLLfiT, Proprietors. Varch IS fimos ^ttalttuftie. DARDUS MUTUAL Gr LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY iii"' ' . f'i ,. T. ? Of NEW YORK, Orgaailed ira 1 859. ALL POLICES NO N-FORFEI TABLE. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) PHR GENT. STATEMENT. Poliees lia force.835.OOJ.O00 Assets. . 1,500,000 A annal Income.. 800.000 Losses Paid. 900,000 OFFICERS, W. H. PECKHAM, President,. WM. T. HOOKER, Ylce-Prealdent. L. MoAD?M, Secretary and Actuary. Q. A. FDDICKAR, Superintendent. DraxcxoBs, Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. Hon. JAMBS HARPJSB, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex Mayor New York. JOH s J. CRANK, President Bank Republic. War M. VXBMIXTB, Banker (Vermiiye A Co.) CHAS G. ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Coma nany. t:. a; ? ? ; Hon. GBOBOB OVDYSB, ex-Moyar of New York. : MINOT 0. MOBOAM, Banker. THOMAS Rr osr mr, Firm Thomas Bigney A Co. BKNJ. BiiriBBB AUB, rrbasurer New Fork Steam Su? gar Refining Company. AABO.NT ABNOL,?. Pirra of ArnbidV Conitablo & Co. Rion ABD H. Bowna, Wetmore A Bowne, Lawyers. IC. V. HAJJOHWOOT, Firm E. V. Haugh wont A Co. WM WILKKN3, Fl rr? of W. WU kens A Co. JCLTIJS H, PBfTX, Merchant. Wat. W. WRIGHT, Merchant. CHAS J. t-TABB, Merchant, ; WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant. GEO. W. Ccxx.88,.Banker, Palmyra* If. v. OKO.T. HOPS, Pr?sident Contine ot? ?ire Insur? ance Company. ..."'." JOHN G, PH K ?WOOD, Park ^?oe^'' (, ? - 'WAi?oajM. PKOKHAM) .Offner,;F|tta Avenu* and KDWABP p. WSIOBT,, Newark, N. J. TF . Gsa. W. FABLES, Counsellor. W. Lu CooswEi,r" Merchant ? . ' Gi? ? n m : -, GEN EBAL AGEKT FOR SOUTH CAROL! M A. Dr. T. REEN 4T J fi RN A. Fximfolng Phy^lclm. H. IbSBHTfiL. j, ? ' GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLES ICON. ?'Save KO. ?SS I?fcra?-atxcot, . CHARLESTON, 8. 0. Jan in ry T2 DAO- lir git Ano UAlU^VTTlNttv . LADIES AND JHlLBh?N attended at theia lealdenoes promptly and at reason, able rates. Bend orders to B ;-W. aV M ???HALL, Barber, - April 14_Ko. gl Broao?s.re** ?un stares.! fpo ? n t** at Mj ? ? alt?. ;, .*>L*; SOFTER - NEWS, 1*0-4* 0? TH? BSST PAFrrtB IS THB ?JP. OOOKTBFt has a UaVWcaautUarlo*, and afronto s*. T.;*, ".'t f: IF?? I I SCit fi V K K 4$ MIIBHT, Ft H - Q , .: -, PRODUCE BROKERS A ND COMMISSION 'M E R CHANTS. WILL ATTESD TO THU PrjBCHAS? OF C O t T O N . BICE, Ao. Will mark, ol-is? and *h}p the sam?. lb?y rsapeolfuUv ?ol 1 d't the patronage bf their friends ard the merohanl*goneraUy. OAee fla). S Aeeoaimodatioa Wharf, . Wltbeot/anoa on Voa duo Rangs. CHARLESTON, S ? #. jul; as w ?a wsaswaa* Ol H RI MP I SHRIMP ?-WANTKO HE O 8PON -1BLL"' FIHU li, . il EN. to contract forfar llshing K URI M Pdslly during tho eeason. PAUL, V? EL Jtl & BR \NDh8. g_August 10 TT/ANTEO. APENALE ASSISTAKT IM . vV ? ?rantry school to iako charge of the P'1* mary Department. Ooo acquainted with rou?to, and tho public school mot hod ol teaching preferred, r-elarv $160 dollars and b-etd per siholestio jeer of ten months. Address, with teslimonule, J. D H., P. O, Bea eal. , 8g ,__August 10 WANTED, A SMALL GIRL, hBTWEEN 13 andi? years ot ag? (wbite preferred) tc take care of a child and assist in general housework. Apply with recommendations, to No.DOB' AU' AIN? SI BEET._1*_j_august 10 ANT? D. A RESPECTABLE WHITE W< MANrtodo bousework and make herself generally useful in a email family. Apply at Xo. ti O B U KO H -b l B SET, east side, near Battery. August 10 3 WA'XT' D IO HEAT OR LEASK. A ' RMALLesHOUsB. with four roou<s. Ac , tn a convenient lc ?ali ty. Apply at Tills OfcFICE. August 10 a* WAHTEP, A GOOD ClibOtif.D COOK AND WA.1?il Mt. Applv immediately at No 67 WENT wo m BUIREE J , between King an 1 st. Phillp streets._August 6 WANTED. BT A VOIN6 t AOV, A sn UAH- N as a TEA- H EB ino family or school in the c.ty; will also teach Music, both Vocal and Instrumental. The highest rvcommendatioes ran be erven o' charocO r and reputation ns a teach? er. Please address a note to Mr Q. B., Box No 694, CharlcciQ : P. O._ that tg_July 39 WANTED, PAKT OP A RnM*DE\CK. say TB RE t? OB FuUB ROOwEFon ortoftr Wentworth street or Rutledge AvenW. Bent not to exceed $360. Adort sa X. O. Z., at thia office. July 37_ WANTED, BY A HAItHlkDJSAN, A situation in some Cctton Mill -outb or South? west; ia acquainted with all branches, having work? ed in them all, bat should e?lect WE\Vl.sfl as a choice. 1 arries Tishin? to engage sm-h a perso*, will please addrewia note, stating terme, to JOHN J. KELLY. No. 148 Mate-street, Boston May 34 WASTED, BVKUlUUOl TO ?tB. SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY - CHARLES O. BWHIER'3 Select-Library of Ne? Booka contains all of the latest publications. April 31 No. 161 KfNQ-STREKT. CRINESE LABOMER S.-PA UTI KS wishing to employ large or small numbera of | OB IN ESE LABORERS, ra; Dike the necessary arrangements for procuring gangs of alar required delivered in any part of the couutry. by application to KOOPMAN a CH A AP, han Franc! nco, California July 30 _ . WANTED, KVKU YBODY TO KI?OW that JOB PEI NT i NO of til kinds, plain and ornamental, ia executed promptly in the neateat style and at the lowest New York pricea, a?, lan >aws Job Office, No. 149 EAST BAY Call and ex? amine the Beale of pricea before giving your orders elsewhere._ , WANTED. AGENT* POR TOE AMERI? CAN FARMERS' HOB8E BOOK, In both Eng? lish and German, by Robert Stewart, V. H., et Misa. 1 he work covers the whole ground of the breeding and rai ?Infi, and the treatment ot' horses and mules, both ia sickness and health. It has won Ita way to popular favor,, an* ls to-day the moat popular and per* selling Herso Suok out. Address Cl. F. VEN ^Foblaahe-r, Oindnnaft, O. ?mo* March 19 TO KENT, A COM PORTABLE DWELL? ING with double plana to the south, and a kitchen, at No. S LAVREL-SIREEf, next to Dr. Lafar's Piraran._8*_ August 7 3HO RENT, THE PLEASANTLY SITU L Al ED TWO AND A HALF STORY BEbl e:NCE. No. 5 Gadsden-street, oppoUte Wentworth. Apply st CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL. Jone 14_ . BEAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND O TB EES having houses to rent, can have their Placards, Ac, printed at the lowest rates and in the newest and neatest styles of type, st THE NEWS JOB OL' t ICE, No. 148 East Bay lox Suit. CABBaGE PLANT? I-C ABBA OE PLANT i for sale at No. 89 CA*NON STREET._thsmS*_Au*nit 6 I T7UJR SALE LOW, A LARGE CHURCH JU ORO 4N, containing thirty-five S.ops. - j ? ALSO. A SHALL PARLOR o ROAN, containing four stops, in a handsome Rosewood Case. Apply at JOHN, BAKER'4 ORG.vN F AO IO RY, Ko. IS Van deri'orst-street_ thstoSth_Joly 8 AT Pill VATK SALE. Til AT PINE STAND with fixtures for a Grocery, corner Calhoun and Beat Bay streets, No. 36. Apply ON PREMIRES, tustu January 31 FOR SALE, OVK No. 1 HOUSE ; ONE good Butcher Cart, with Harness; one Iw? horso Wagon; one Dray. Inquire at No. 618 KING 8r6?.ff ?'. 6*" August 4 FOR SALK. ONE HUNDRED THOUS. AND ACRES OF LAND m. Kershaw County, South Carolina. CON8I8T1NG OF.' FIFTY VERY BELEGT FA nils near Camden and on the Railroad, varying io alie from 150 to 600 acres These, and adjotoing Farms are being taken by our best citlaens, and anord"every advantage tor health? ful, oomtt r able and,profitable rarma. MANY- LARGK AND CHOICE PLANTATIONS, convenient to market DESI RAB LB RESIDENCES in Camden and Kirk? wood. >."' SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS OF WOOD LAND A few very VALUABLE SITES for manufactories. Address, WM. M. SHANNON, Attorney at Law, Camden, s. c. Joly 38 ' : nao .Imo* FOR SALE, POUR Mc C V RTBY HOL? LER GINS, second hand, but httle used . 1 Premium Farm Grist Mil,;"Proseua" Patent 1 Haod-power Steel Grist Mill . 18 Ploughs, of varied and most approved patterns, all but little used, an 1 st low prices 1 Cotton B eaker 1 Four-horse Power Steam Engine, i ooo nd hand, in good condition. Apply to . CAMERON, BARKLEY k CO., Northeast comer Meeting and Cumberland streets, augusto lm> AUCTIONEERS, B ROKER?, * IM O others Wishing "l or Sale" llacards, Business Cards, or other Job Printing' executed with neat? ness and dispatch, will consult their interest by leav? ing their ordere at THE NEWS JOB OFF10E, No. 1?9 East Bay. T7WH SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN JP any quantity. Price tts cents per hundred. The cheapest wrappta? paper that can be used. Ap? ply af the office of THE N ?. WS. March 1 ^JlMMtittatt if ?*wii*inl)\p. T\IS8?Ll7T?Ofl OP ditPAJif NKRBIIIP. AJ WILLIAM PAUL withdrew from tho erm of L? PAUL St .GO.. on 2? instant. . The business will ?o conducted by the subscrib? en under tho earn? rame as heretofore. , I ' , DUNBAR P^UL. -, Augrfst T. ataos JOHN PvlL. ! T^f Atll?8ToTcai^^ LBXIJHGTON, VIRGINIA. t PBE8?DENT, GENERAL B. E. LEE, AIDED-ST AFDUU CORPS OF I^ROFESSOBS. . ..*W1 '!.>f?tt'5?*i'1 *'it,r-.tf*C??I ?'i''1 ' . '? 1 f: ?/*.'".. Vi. ! THE NEXT SESION OPENS SEPTEMBER 16t* 1869, and Moses Jui e i?lh, 1678. In addition ?o tba regular Collegiate Course, the Professional fchoois of Law and .civil and Mining ! EugjDconuR, oro in full operation. ?.fi?, Neoet-sary expenses, from ?SOO 'to ?8T5, For colaipg.ie,address. J M. LEEOR, , JulyT? imo Clerk of F?o Hy. . --'-' ?, . TfYsjlVEftSirY OF VlttGlMA.-THE VJ Session Of this Institution ro.umeaoes anna ail, on the rVret day ot October, and con I in USS, with? out interruption, till ?toe Thursday prece Ding toe t four hof-lalyensuiu? Toa orgamaation of ?he Institution is .very com* oOn tracton I* ewtERATlt5uEt A^D^CIENCE8 nearing. . . i he t xneiwe of t?e AcadeWe or Law Student, ex? clusive ?? the co* ?f text books ead clothing and pocket money, amount to about $866 per ses ?)on or moe month/; and of the Engineering or Medicel'BtadeSii to about mn. of whioh sutna, re hpeoU*olv. tWft or $350 is payubki on a i mission, and the bidfture in the pnigresK ot the session. For detail* sen? for CA? elev us POi, "Univ rslty of Vlrglma." : ' : . lh 8. MAU PIN, Joly $4 . lato i Chairmah ol Uie Faculty. ; | THOMAS ?ST. HAYTER dc CO., ri*??T,i -i ?wSfili v <-? i ? ' i M A'S ITT ACT??KBS f OF ii.t?tj . ; M'ofi II . \;y ? . , . FINS O l O A R 8\. Particular attention to Special Brande far Grocers . and Jobber-, .?>.'.?. v lt? .lU'l" '>'.!/ t < J JET.??.?: I ?..MI - fi V.s ? I Bo*. 19 LIBERTY STBKEt am? BA MAIDEN LANS ' Nd NMW WuJft?C : .. f, .. nar ?amplea < ent to lea^wlb e tooses. 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ING of your Hoolety, at your Hall, THIS EVE. MINO, Angust 10th, at Eicht, o'clock, F. EDGtNE DTJBBEO, August 10 Secretary and 'treasurer c. H. S SURVIVOR'-" AS-OC'ATION OP CHARLESTON DISTRICT. THE RI GULAR ME^lX>G OF I HE ASSOCIA? TION viii bo held >nis( uesdu>) EVENINO. at Eight o'clock, at the Hal!, No. S Broad-B'reot. .TAMEr? ARMSTRONG, JR., Auguet 10 Secretary. THE HOME LOAN AND BUILDING AS* SOOIAIION. TBE PIVENTTETH (70i INST tLMKNT 18 DUE this date, and will be received by the Treasurer at No 1 south atlantic Wharf. Monthly Meeting and >ale of Money at Masouio Hali, at Eight o'clock THTB KVENIMU. Stockholders having Shares Tor sale will then have an opportunity ot disposing ot them. F. B. HACKER, August 10 ., fooretary and Treasurer. notices ia f anferaptry. Iff THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STA! EA, FOB THE DIS1 RIOT OF SOUTH CAROLINA-IN TH:i MATTER OF ! Ho.-.. W. GODBOLD, BANKUUPT-^TN BANKRUPTCY, To whom it may concern: Tho undersigned hereby gi vi s notice of lils appointment as Assignee ot iHuMAs w. GODBOLD, in the District; ot Marion, and State of South Carolina within said District, who luis been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition hythe Dbvrict Court of said District, i Dated the 10th day of J Bay, 1869. July 87_tu3_A. H. FORD,-Asslgnee. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED STATE", FOB THE DISTBICT OF SOUTH CAROLUS A-t-LN THE MATTER OF W. W. H\R(.LEE, BANKRU *T-r.l? BANKRUPICY.-TO whom it mau cmtern: The undersigned, hereby gives notice of hts appointment as Assignee ot WIL? LIAM, W, B ARDLEE, in the District of Marion' and Mat?'of south Caro ina within said District, who haB been adjudged a bankruot upon his owu pe Rion by the District Court of said District. Dated the 16tb day of July, 1869. July37 tu3 i 'A. H. FORD, Assignee, M. Stoics. rn, . V I L b E T i Tit OF, NEW YORK, ? 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FICTION. - Auerback's Villa on tbe Rhine; Erck msnn-fTbatraln's Waterloo; Hig insoa*8 Maibone; Hoffmann'H Alice Murray; Hugo's L'Homme qui Bit; I ertice T 1-le; Phelps' Men, Wonnen an I Ghosts; Tbe Quaker Partisan?; Bob neon's For Her Saxe; South worth's Cbanged Brides ; spialhagen's Problem? atical Characters; Woods' Gatea Wide Open; Kings? ley's stretton; AI v Daughter Elinor; Tbe Lao iatan'a Household; rcTasjatd's Huborneioter: >onthworth'a Ehe Brine** Futo; Trollope's He Know He Was lgbt;Z?eho*ike*? Dead Ones ; Fievtag** Lost Man? uscript; Jean Ingleton"* Mopsa tho Fairy, .1 annarv 1 ly r rjlHK UmiVKRSAL EAVOIHTE, ' WILI.OOX SS GIBBS' SILENT 8EWIM MACHINE. THIS MACHINE STANDS THUS ?"AR UMBI VALLfcD as. a FAliilT 8RWP** ?IA0HINB, and ' ha? taken the place of ovar *?>able thread mn Chinesin thia city, pliable Agents^wantod in ail largje (ewnafn *b***ate. D. ti. HASELTON, No. S07 KING-STREET, Willcox 4 Gibbs' Agent of South Carolina. NEEDLES, OIL, STLKy ?tc, constantly on hand. ^BEPAIRING asnansL ?tothly , M>yl pt o a. o ? n jg'' i, ,i hriP?RlOBowlO* T*?*?-?R?RT IMPORTED CO LOGNE w ATWR, mcbufactured ar.d sold wholesale and wt*: br Dr. H BARB, i ?u?e?U "Ko. ltlTeettlna^raot. Vrocrri? ano ?imtil?uwus. ROPE, TWINK. ft?. COILS WI^OTJRI HEMP COMPANY ROPB 35 colls FOx Bale Hope 30 colls English Jaie Kopo 10 bules 1 hrcc-i>]v 1 wino ?"orsjilolow. WILLI > M ROACH A CO. Ausrast 10 1 25 s?A ISLAND BAGGING. i)? POLL* h?P?RIOR QUALM Y,'J>? POUND?, J?O 4* inch. For sale low. WILLIAM ROACH A CO. August 10 1 POT Al OE& BACON, NY Ri P, ?tc Ii*NUINU I?Kit DIAdH&TTAW. S'fTI BBLS. PO TAI OEM C"U 6 bbds. Bacon Shoulders 26 bbl?. Syrup 20 clinks Ales and Porter 200 caeos syrups. Claret Wines, Ao. For aale st lowest market rates, by J K HRVTH, Mo 106 East Bay, Angustio 1 And Accommodation Wharf, SPEAR\S PATENT FRUIT PRE ?KHVIV? SOLUTION. AfrUPPLY RECEIVED PRK STEAMSHIP MAG? NOLIA. The cheapest and most reliable method known for preserving all kinda >r Fruits, Tomatoes. Vegetable-*, Older, Ac Warranted health? ful, and will Pt eaerve Fruits, ?ko, withon1 ntr ti?ht Ing thejai-H or cm-, with or witoout angar, at one half th? cost of any other itnown not hod. For sale by W. J?. COi.WiW A GO., Mo. 273 Kn g-street, Botwoeu Wentworth and UUBOI ut root H. August 10 tuf2 E E 310 N s7 POTATOES, TURNIPS. p?f\ B*'X?S PRIME PALERMO AND MALAOA } LEMONS 00 barrets Primo Northern Potatoes 10 barrels Priniu Northern I'arnip?. For 8 de low while landing or from Store. PAUL. WELCH ?r BRAN 1 'l?J, Awqnst 10 S j_No. 2lg East Bay. EASTERN HjT?7 1 AA BALES PRIME EASTERN HAY. JU/Vf For Bale by OLNEY & CO. August 10 BREAKFAST BACON, &c, ^^QQ POUNDS CHOICE BREAKFAST BA 6000 pound? C. R. St'ios 60 bbls. Hamo 30 hbls 8ng.tr-house Syrup 26 bbls. Cr ishttd 3a?ar 20 pails Prime Lard. Landing and tor sale by August 18 1 R. & A. P. CALDWELL. HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH. 1 AA BALES HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH, LAND A Vf Vf INO ex schooner B. N. Hawkin?, and for sal? by. HENRY CORIA st CO. August 10_toting NEW YORK BAGGING, ? JUBLE ANCHOR BRAND. TH R ?TANDARD W RIO HT 2<?@i*J?. TH* standard width full 44 inches. It is widsr, ?losar, stronger, and affords better pro? tection for abs entire covering ot tbe Cotton bale than any other *n use. f?.. We sell at manufacturer's price and expon ?CA laid down here, A supply always on band. WILLIAM ROACH & 00. August 9 Imo . Agents. tl; & H. W. CATHER WOOD'S EXTRAFiSEPCRE ULU MONONGAHELA' WHISKI LS. IN ORDER TO FACILITATE. THE SUPPLY OF OUR PURK OLD WONONGA HELA RYE WHIS? KIES to our former numerous customers at the South, we bavo appointed Mesara. H. GERDTS a: CO. our Agent?, who by this arrangement, are en? abled to supp'y the trade st prices wr.icb ?ill tusara aatwiacrton. H. & LL W. OATHERWOD. H. ?C H. W. t'ATHEUXVOOOD'S PXTHA FINE PURE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. IT rv BARBELS OF THE ABOVE FAVOBITB OU Wai-.KIE<J. consisting of X, XX. XXX, XXXX, and NECTAR and CABINET BRANDS, and also of ower grades. Mow Unding, and for sale low by H. GERDTS * CO., JUT.? 12 stuthSmo No. East Bay. $100 PER DAY DISCONTINUED HAVING OBTAINED AW FX TENSIVE AND widespread sale for "CEN TU RY" brand or Fine Cut Chowing Tobacco, we desire to announce that we shall not pack daily $100 tn the small tin? foil paper? after thia date, July 1st, its merits being so favorably recognized that thia inducement ls no lorgar neet ss try. To avoid misapprehension, how? ever, we would add that we shall continue to pack orders for elegant MEERSCHAUM PIPES in our .Yacht..Club" and "Eureka" brands of Smoking Tofscco. The "Yacht Club" is devoid of Nicotine, and can? ne t injure the health, and ia especially recommend? ed to people- of aedentary occupations or nervous constitutions. The trade are invited to send for circulara. P. LO RILL ARD, Jnly 17_s ru tb Imo_New York. FOB SALE. ALOT OF CYPRESS POSTS ANO PLANKS; Also, a lot of ASH PLANKS. 8 and 4>? inches thick, now lauding by Steamer Marlon on Mar? shall's Wharf. JT. MARSHALL, Jr. Joly 13_ taina FRESH DRUGS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR BALE, WHOLE? SALE AND RETAIL, by Dr. H. BIER, No. 131 MEETING-STREET WOLF'S SCHIEDAM iCHNaPPS Hostetter's Bitters Plantation Bitters Foutz' Horse and Cattle Powder? Winslow's soothing t-'yrap* Perry Davis'? ainkilier Mexican Mustang Llnament Fahneetock'e Vermifuge Pecry's Dead Sbot, Ac, Sta., Ac. June 26 _ stuth CORN LANDING. G)K(\f\ BUSHELS PBIME WHITE CORN, j?\7?\J\" per ?teamer 8ea Gull. For sale low by J. N. TIDEMANN & CO. Augusts_- _2_ COBN, FLOUR* U,kY. OrtA?fi EU H ELS PRIME WHITE BAL ?VjyJVJ TIMORE AND lENNEdsEE CORN, ex steamer &ea Gull and tn store. FLOUR. 200 bbl?. NORTHERN FLOUR-all grades SOO kaoba Southern Flour. . HAY. 400 bales PRIME EASTERN AND M. R. HAY, For sal? by Augoat 9 ? JOHN 0AMP8BN St CO. CORN. Ol l AA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MILLIK* J?VXJXJ CORN, per Baltimore steamer. OATS. CORN, EASTE?T?TAND NORTH RIVER KAY. Foraaleby WBii*JONES, . August? Nc. TS East Bay. CO?N. "1 AAA BUSHFliS PRIME WHITE CORN, Al "Uv' landis??Per steamer So? Gull. ROO hushed Western Corn. Fofahleby H. BUL WINK LE & CO. Align?* 9_ TIMBER. ff\i\ AAAWTO? HEWN TI M II If' R, Off ?">UU?UUU various sixes and anal tua. For sale by CHISOLM BROTHERS, West Fnd Tradd-atreet, Augnat 4 yalu,*4 Or Adger's ?orth Wharf BUSHEL? BLACK PEA?, SUITADER for seed snd leedh.g for sale by "Job'24 _ T. J. KERR St QO. CHEAP LORN. QA AA BUSHELS WEMTEUN WHITE CORN. OUUU allgatly heated. For ?ale. at a low price, by T. J. KERR St CO. .migaa .- .._ ._ _ NEW GOODS. T^AST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW. AGREEA - X!i BLR, mostde lcloub sj id healthy food, usad : . for Puddings, Jellies, Bisno Mange, Ice Cream, Griddle Oakes, Soups, atc, put np lal lb. pack? ages, Wita directions for use. Desk-cabd cocoanut, for Pies, Pudding, Cake?. seo, put np in half tb. packages, with directions. Sweet Oil, French an^ American In half pinta, pints and quarts. W . Cider ami Whits Wine VI neg ur, warrante 1 pnre Fresh Boasted Rio Coffee, of eood cunlty, at 86a. . * ?. Just received ?nd for salo by COOPERA : TVE GROCERY STORE, ReuthWitst corn? r Meeting and Market street*. gagg* deliyoisd fee._May 28 * JHONE?.I "YpORSALE, WHOLES ?LE AND RETAL. RV "J?"***-" Dr. H. BABB, * Jane 28 No. 13 I Meeting*? ree t.