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-g ai URDAN, DAWSON & CO., PBOPBUBTOB& O FF WE No. 149 SA Si BAT. -o TERMS -DAIXT NJCWB* one year..,,.98 00 DAXLX Haws, (IX months.3 00 P*iii Haws, three month?.3 00 XRI--WKB1U.X NEW?, one year.8 OU Tai?Wsasxx NB wa, six month?.a 00 Paxxmxx invariably in ad rare?, No paper sent unless the cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er time than patd. for. Tax D&ILT NEW? win bo served to subscriben in Ibo city at 18 oenta a woek. ?STSsn^tw*STS.- P;r:t Insertion-15 oenta a line; lubaeqaent insertions, 10 cents a Uns. Business H?ticos. 20 cents a Mae. Hasriaffe and Funeral No tl oe?. One Dollar eaoli. Nairn 8 V If Af AA F. -Gol tl, at New Yolk, closed, yesterday at 353. -The New Yoik cotton market was un chanced. ?alea 1500 bales at 33?c. -At Liverpool cotton closed a shado firm er. Quota; ions unchanged. Sales 12 000 bales. -There was.a show of frost Sua day morn? ing at the Gresnbrier White Sulphur. -General BosocianB has declined the Demo? cratic nomination as Governor ol Ob io. K-Three kerosene oil explosions in New York, Saturday, eau sod a loss of $0000, and one hu? man lifo. -Ia so ne parts of Indiana the, farmers give half their wheat crop to whoever will harvest and thresh the whole. -Somebody has figured up Commodore Van? derbilt's wealth at $100,000,000. This places him ahead of Astor and Stewart* of New York. -Archbishop MoCloskey,of NewYerk, sailed for Breat on Saturday by the'steamship City of Paris. ' Tho Archbishop is bound for Borne te attend tho CEeumetiioal Council. ' -Constant Heyer hus nearly finished an ideal portrait of Ter ny son's "May Queen." It is S half-length figure of a. young girl holding a sprig of< the snow drop, her head garlanded with eaily spring flowers, , -If tho Empress Eugenie should visit the TJnitai States next summer, as it is reported sho will, the.French squadron accompanying her., is to be escorted across the Atlantic by - Bear Admiral lt ad ford in his flagship, the \ Franklin. -The State Legislature of Tennessee, a&.far as heard from, will contain sixteen Conserva? tives m the Senate, with five districts to hear from,whilst in tho House there will be forty six Conservativos, four Republicans, and four 'Stokes Republicans -ultra Radicals. . , -The purchasers of the textile fabrics on exhibition in Cincinnati aro principally whole? sale dealers. I The amount realized is satisfac? tory., T^e exposition. has been, a great suc? cess,-and ia regarded as ..the greatest event in the. commercial history ol Cinoinnati. ' -Ai the late session of the American Dental Association, at Saratoga, a resolution was in? troduced favoring the admittanoo of women to full membership in. subordinate associations. The association refused to adopt it, but laid it on the table as a "matter .bevon*-?**. f-u.ii.au tion." -The late Bufus Lord, bf New York, who died recently, bequeathed tho bulk of his est?te, valued at four millions of dollars, to two of his brothers. Two other brothers and a sister receive only moderate sums; Charitable societies receive twenty thousand dollars. -The editor of the Albany (Qa.) News says : "We ha vd reports from all sections that the rust is seriously injuring the cotton. We have seen it ourself, and wh?re il exists the cotton looks as il a flame of fire bad swept over it. ' Wo are having too mach rain for cotton, and if it continuos a da; or two longer, all hope of 1 a full crop will be at an end, for what the rust 1 leaves the caterpillar will destroy." i -Ex-President Johnsen, in a speech of over ?j three hours' duration, at Blountsville, Tenn., , the last he mada before tho election in that State, took the most open and unequivo? cal grounds in favor of national repudiation. 1 The bondholders, ho said, had already re-- 1 ceived the amount of their investments. The . greatest enthusiasm was manifested through- I -out the address, at the conclusion of whioh ] three hearty cheon were given for the ex- , President. -Tbe anti-coal monopoly organization of { Buffalo, lSew York., held another meeting last ' week. A committee was appointed to arrange ' for an immediate supt ly of coal and procure a ] charter for the citizens'coal organization. Be- :< solutions were passed recommending the aboli- , tion of t be tariff on coal, instrooting the repre- ( senlativo of the distriot to use his utmost en? deavors to procure such abolishment in Con? gress, and denouncing the coal monopolios. A 1 .committee was appointed to draft a momorial ?i .to Congress for the abolition of tho duty on t foreign coal. A moat earnest and determine! < spirit is manifested to breakup the coal mo- , nopolios. . ! - -A little steamer of fifteen tons burthen left . Baltimore last Thursday for Attakapas, Louts- ' i ania, to make her way by canal to New York, 1 thence by river and through canals and lakes j1 tb'the Mississippi. Ia addition to this effort to ;i demonstrate an inland water communication with the'T??iseissippi from the North? we see it | stated that Robert B. Wentworth is on his way j bo Dubuque. Iowa, from Oshkosh, Wisconsin, ; With a> steamer and two bargos laden, with one million shingles, intending to take back to Oreen Bay a cargo of wheat, and thus demon? strate .the feasibility of navigation from the Mississippi to the lakes through the Wisconsin and Fox rivers. <. 1 -New Orleans is promised a very, good opera company for the next season. Hr. Cala bresl, the leader of the orchestra, ts now in Paiis selecting and engaging singers. Among, those already engaged aro Mlle. Arnaldo, a promising prima donna of only twenty years; Mlle. Dupttis es premiere ohanleaae legere, from the Paris Opera Comique ; M. Mich nd as tenor; M. Dumestro as baritone; and M. Vidal as basso profundo, Tho last three aro from the Grand Opera,, Pans, and for each of thom, as well as for Aime. Dumeatre, who ?Iso joins tba company, tho manager has to pay ten thousand francs a month In gold. Mr. Calsbrsst thinks ?ho has sec ur od a treaeure as ina Ure de ballet, bu t the ; name is not given. The house where j thc oper?is to bc giren is undergoing thor ough repairs. i: -Following close upon tho breach among Bad scat and Conservative Republicans ior Vir? ginia and Tennessee, which resulted in the'jre cent triumphs of liberal principles in the Sooth, j we hare the news from New Yolk city thirM?j mew Republican orgaaiaxtionrcalled tho Union B iptabUcra Central Committee, has held aa ad? join nod m?e tl rig abd issued an address to the tt.ipttblicanr'df NeWlTork oliyaad Stile, sot? ting forth t?e'eauaes that >ivi l jd to tho pre-i ?^movement, and detarithg the Oirru.irprao t qos of other ^publican Organize ionp. Tbo; main object of the now party organisation, as s >t math:ra ftlyi addi^fejis to express the dhj-: goat ol .tho mase of tho Republicans at tho I ranos perpetrated in tbs distriot associations, ! .H ly???? V114U00 ut turee ur lour navo kept ?Otico control Of such ?Baociations, a nd prcvontod tbat "reform m the party ia New York eo vitally essential to save it from min ?Od ?ive it pro^ponty and success." -A sale of goods which have been snffored to remain io bonded warehouses at New York for a period of from. one. io two j ears took place last week, much to the profit of the gov? ernment. Ton cases of cigare, appraised at $8. ran Up from $3 lo $37 por thousand, at which there was ? loud whistle hoard, as if tho whistler felt tho Buooossful bidder had boon "stuck;" a halo of army blankots, appraised at $13 was run rp to $200; another bale, same valuation, sold at $140; t tiree cases of macaroni, valued at 80c. each, sold for from $1 60 to $2 each; several cases of shrubbery, of ''no value," sold for from $125 to $5; the only watch and chain sold brought $55; valued at $10; one box of oigara, which had Moses Taylor & Co/a mirk, was run up from $8 por thousand, tko valuation, to $46; tho sum of $159 waa paid for two trunks of artificial flowers, valued'at $125; vinegar, va'.csd ailOo per gallos, so?d fer from 30o to 40o; a oask or rum, valued at $5, sold for $25 50; sixty eight canes of religions tracts, valued al $670. hung a long time before the ap? praised value was bi Iden, and were finally knocked dowe for $700; an invoice catalogued as "one caso of booki," was represented to ba Bell's Life, and though valued at $30, brought $57 50. CHARLESTON. WED?^ESDA? MORNING, AUGUST ll, I860. The Disease and the Kemedyv The injustice of the present system of taxation in the State lies in the administra tion pf the law and mot in the principle upon which the law is based. It ia admitted on all sides that every man should be taxed according to his wealth, Aad that all prop or ty should be equally taxed at its ac tual market value. The State Board of Equalisation, however, in doubling and trebling th? assessments of the 0ounty as? sessors, and taxpayers themselves, set at naught thf principie, that all property should be taxed ak ita actual value. Io this way the application of the law has been oppressive and unjust, and they who have to pay taxcB .upon twioo and three times the amount for which, they would sell their property are mor?'than ever convinced that there is no hopo of justice For the honest citizen wbile a baud of needy carpet-bagr gerS and scala waga control our public af? fairs. But the action ot1 tho State Board of Equalization, bad a? it ia, ia not the grossest wrong of which complaint ia made. It is hard enough to 'ba forced to pay taxes upon what we do net possess,' but it is harder Still when this la oaused by a deliberately exeoutedpurpose of freeing encolaos from every kind of taxation A letter from a Sante? planter, which we print this morn logt poluta out the glaring evils of the pres? ent oonditon of affaira, and hita the blot iii regard to th? immunity of negroes from taxation. Under the new State Constitution no poll tgx. ia permitted? except for educational pur pnMiM. The effect of "??a la to prevent any assessment for th? general wants of the State upon negroes who possess no proper? ty. But even the blindest negro worabip per in South Carolina will admit that nosi? ly ?very family of colored people ha?, some property, real or personal. The merchant pays taxas upon the capital employed iu hie business, upon the money in the hands of hi? bankers, upon the stocks and bonds whioh bo is so fortunate as to possess. Every whit? man ie oompelled to pay taxes upon every article of his ' property, upon every dollar that h? has. There is a tax upon.bia daughter'u piano, his wife's watch, and the very spoon with whioh his children are fed. No complaint is made of thiB. We were told that all our property was to be taxed, and we know that pianos? watohes and spoons, aa well as stbbks and bonds, horses, Cattle and sheep, are articles of prop arty. But thc same rule is not applied to the negroes, and we have good reason to believe that the collectors in Sante? are no nore careless in collecting taxes from the jolored people than their fellow-collectors ire in the rest of the State. We do not be? lieve that one-tenth of the colored people pay any tax whatever. . They are allowed to escape because they are Radical voters, ?nd the white people must make up for their shortcomings. Ia a matter of thia kind it ia useless to appeal to Governor Scott. Ile is too enx lons for re election to do aught that would stir ?he bile of thc Uni?n League or set the snooted freedmen against him. There is a o hop? ia that dircotion, and in one quar? ter alone is relief to be found. These Radi sal rognes and thieve? mustbe driven from the seatB whioh they usufp It can be done aext year at the general ?lotions. There i's no other way ont of th? woods. And each fresh instance, of Radical injustice, Radical tyranny and Radical wrong should hind out people moro firmly together, aad mah? them more determined to work man? fully when the limo comos for thc election of honest and trustworthy men. ? i.... ! ?.i <p iras*, nra ?.. The Annuel Fair at* the Stalte Agr?enla taral Society. . , - . -rr- K . ; ? The first annual I'air of the State Agri? cultural Society will be held in Columbia on the second Wednesday in November next, and promises tobe an exhibition of which W?;may all be proud These Fairs bring the people together, encourage gen? erous ?mulation, and give every farrar a* opportunity of seeing for himself what hie neighbors ar? doing*?nd In what particular? their plans or methods ar* superior to his pwn. They bring before the people all the latest inventions in labor-saving machines, | they lead to the introducion of new and improved varieties of seed, and, in general, do important aervioe io developing the ma? terial reaour ces of th? Stat?. , But money ls the sinews of Mt; agricultu? ral fair, and the<E scoutlve Committee dan not make th\ Fair ? success unless they are, liberally eupported by the people. Columbia and tho Whole of th? ?hp-count ry oouhtties hst? been geffwooo In their con? tributions, but Charleston has laggod be* hind, perhaps in order tha| sh? might be abie tc giW mojjft^then is glvob, by her neighbors. However thia may be, the cir culara of tho Executive Comni it too hav? so. far met with no respotree from this city, and lt ia fall tim? to sWlfesA the mttropo ' . ' "J*l T ' jr*- f ' . M*^**" ' <' ' '; ? . im ol inn t?taio will not be backward furloag in doing her pari for the common good. Many persons may be unable io make a large donation, bai they oan make a email gift, and every One ha* ii ia big power, at leasi, io become a member of ibo society. Next year the Fair will, in all probability, be held in Charleston, and the way to make ii puccoasful here In 1870 ia to do all that we oan to m .ko it a grand suooesa in Columbia in 1869 The annual subscription of the members is $2, and a subscription of $10 makes the donor a life member. This is within the meaus of every business man who has any thing to gain by the prosperity or to lose by ibo ill-fortune of the State. R-ost of our businessmen oin do^moro than this, and will, we hope, make the donation of $20 requested by the Executive Committee. AU subscriptions and donations may be forwarded io Cylouei i> Wyatt ?'ken, at Cokesbury, who will give any farther in? formation that may be desired. pssolBiiou 0f ?opartacrsl)ip, ."pVlSSOLCTlOV OJ? COPAItTlff KKBHIP. I P , The Copartnership heretofore extettag be? tween I. ?j S3. I8EKAN. No. 36i King-eaeet, bas noon dissolved tv. mutual consent. The business w:U be continued by If)4 ac I-F.M AW, at tbe same ?tend who ass .uni s the liabilities of tho old concern. August ll wrms* A. A M, iwrJsSK DISSOLUTION OF COI? VIII IVt.IiSIIIP. WILLIAM PAUL withdrew from tbe ona of If PAUL ac 00.. On 2d instant. . Tbe business will DO con looted by the subscrib? ers under the same name as beretotore. V' DUN BA? PA UL. August T stow8_JOBN Psl L. DAT BO ?HD Oft MODKKATR TKIIMS can be bad by applying at No. 164 MBB UNO? S i BEBT, near Artesian Well, or at THIS O.FF10". August A-i _ j. wfm6? Q.BB?TBKDtJCTIOH 1BJ PRICKS. IMMENSE SUCCESS. POPULAR BOOKS SE-<TT FREE Ol' POSTAGE AT THE PRICKS ANNEXED : JOHN MAU CH MON T 'A LEGACY, a Novel, by Mies M. E. Braddon..30 MISTBCHS AND MAID, a Novel, by Miss Mn ; . loch..,........... J.......so SAD TALE OF THE COURTSHIP OF CHEVA 1 LIER SLY FOX-W*ekof.,.30 THE WOSDIvRFUL AND A ?HU-IN i* DOINGS I ? OF OSOAR8B ANGE AL..AO MIND YOUR STOPS.....i..80 READY RECKONER.. .40 WHIST.'LOO. LUOHKE A^DPOKBR..20 MADAME LE a? ARCHAND'O FOR I UNE TEL? LER AND DREAMERS DICTIONARY...... .40 SPENCER'S CORM SPEECHES AND BUMOB ODs RH CITATIONS..'.. :?V.........85 MADAME LB NORMANDY UNERRING FOR? TUNE TELLES...........4S LAWS OF LOY a.!.t....88 LADIES' LOVE ORIOLE...7.:.........88 LADIES' GUIDE TO BEAU IT*... .30 BOEING MADS iiASY.20 FON I AINE' H GOLDEN WHEEL FORIUNL TELLER AND DBI*AM UOOti....40 BOOK OF HOUSEHOLD PET.-.6S THE ART OF BEAUTY, by Lola Montez.80 TBE PLAY GROUND.. ;..65 AMFRDJAN CARD PLAYER.... .....55 HOW GAMBIERS WIN, OR I HE H KC RE IB : OF ADVANTAGE PLAYING..?55 THK BA-E BALL PLAYER.in LESLIE'* PICTORIAL...15 HARPER'S WEEKLY...16 CHI MN EY CORNER-..,.15 LI IE ? A it y ALBUM:......;......:..-...T5 DAY-S DOINGS...15 SOLLE NEWS OR GAZE CTE......J.15 :ARPEB 8 BAB vAB.............-4,_.......15 HUN Y AN'-I.PILGRIMS PBOiBsia*.V. .85 QUB LIEB IN TSE I HIGHLANDS, by Qu it A* Yiorona,."*...?.?.?,..i....... ~. J? COMIO ' MON TB L?.... ?.,.?. ,oo BD DGB I OF FTJW.....!...;...^.,;,.... ..-.,So Either^ the fotto???* ?^??maR*d'ou reralpt 0r r'o?d bumbora of LESLIE'S, QODEYM. Ti. '. EH SON'S, LAND WE LOVE, or DE M OH EST'S. Any one of Beadles br Munro's DIME NOVE .3. Also, a Cornie or Sentimental SONG BOOK. Novels bx Cn?rlcg ?leliena: \ OLIVER TWIST. 171 PAGES,*!? CBXTS; AMERI? CAN Notes, 104 pices 20c; Dombey A Son,$56 cages. 40c; Martin ebuzzlewit, 341 pases, 40c;' Our Mutual Friend, 830 paces, 40c; uhr ist ma? Stories, 162 pages.. 80c; Tale of Two Cities, 144 pages. 25c; Hard Tint?s ano Additional Christmas ?tories. SOO pages, 80c; Nicholas Nlcfeleby, gio pages, 40c; Bleak House, 810 pa^es. 40e; Little Dorrit. 983 pages, 40c; Pickwick Papers. 828 pages, 40J; David Copperfield 830 pages, 40c; Baroaey Budge 257 pases, Seo; Old Curiosity hbop. 231 page;*, 33c; Great Expectations, 184 pages, 30c; .-ketches, 196 pages. 30J. Too following Novels, by Sir Walaer Scott M wiled SVt 30 cents E apb J WAVERLY, IVANHOE. KENILWORTH. GUY Mannering, antiquary,'Rob Boy. Old Mortality. The . black Dwarf ana ? Legend of. Mo air?se. Bride of Lammermoor, Heart of Mid-Lothian, Tbe Monas tery. The Abbot. The Pirate, Fortunes of Nisei, Peve? ril of nie Peak, Q nen'in Durward St. Bonan'a Well, RedGaumlet, The Betrothed and Highland Widow, Tbe Talismtn, Woodstock, Fair Maid of Perth, Anas' ol Geierstem, Count Robert or Pans, The Surgeon's Daughter. ' On receipt of Ibo price, either in cash or stamps, copies or any books in thia Bat will be sent by mull postpaid. CHA?. ?J, UIOLTTEK, No. 101 King-street, July 12 P?dyyv ? ?ifa?rleeto?.'S. C. J^USSKLL'S BOOK STORK. RECENT PUBLICATIONS. THE SUMTER AND THE ALABAMA, Service Afloat during tbe War between tbe States, by Ad? miral Semioes 1 vol. 8vo., doth, 85. RESOURCES OF 1HE sOUf BtRN FIELD* AND FORESiS, Medical. Economical and Agricultural, by F. P?yre Porcher, M. D.. 1 vol. 8vo., 83 60. 1 CHRISTIAN MNGfc.lt!? OF G-HMANY, by Cathe? rine Winttwonh, rransU.or and compiler ot "Lyra Oerma ica," Illustrated. 12mo., forming vol arne 6 of the ' Sunday Library." fine olotb, 82. . /' HISTORY OF EUR' PEaN MORALS, from Alt*, gust us to Cbarleinaone 2 vols., 8vo , 88. FOUEVT LlF.v IN AC ADIE, -ketcues of Sport and Natural B (story bi the Lower Provhcei ot the Cana? dian Dominion, by Captain O. Hardy, Illustrated, 8VO.. '8. THE NRW AFFINITIES OF FAITH, A Plea for Free Christian Union, by Tames Martlneau, 280.' SPEC! HUM ANALYSIS, Sig Lectures, by H E. Roscoe, with appeudioes, cd.'ored Plates and Illus? trated. 8vo, 8B. ^ . MIND AND BRAIN; or. The Con elation ol Con-' scionsneas and Crgardzation. systematically Invaai ligated and Applied to Philosophy. Mental ? deuce and Practice, with a Prelitmntwv Dissertation on Method and illuatrallvc pt the Text, bf.Tlicey Lf^f cock. M. D.. 2 vol? . 12rao., 426; XVI. 494, 87. ? LIFE OF PIZARRO-Wiib f oma account pf l? Xe? aociato* in the Conquest of Peru, by Arthur Helps, 1 voL, ?2 75 IBB OLD TESTAMENT HIBTOBYl from tho Cr?aUon to tba Return from tbe Cantivlty, edited by W. Mnl b, L.L. D., 2 vol., ISmo.,SS. . . WOM tN'd t?UFFR*Gi-, the betorm Against Ka turo hr Horace Bushnell, 1 vol, lamo., gi SO. THE SUsikOllOM OF WOMAN, by Joba Stuart, M, v.,1 vol. 12mo"81 ' PRE-HISIORIO NA I IONS; or. Inquir?a? Concern? ing BOaio ot the Great Peoples and Clvdixatiom ot Antiquity, and their Probable Relation io a still Old? er OTviP.a dion of tue Ethiopians cr CoshitsS of Ara? bia, bv john D. Baldwin,-19mo . gi 75. EIGHT YEAR ' WANDERINGS IS CEYLON, by Hir^samuel White Baker. Illustrated, ItJcao., cloth, THE S01EHCB OF RIGHTS, by F. G Fl?hte, translated by A.. E. Kcoeg r. Hmo,, cloth, 8?. V_ IH 'HB THOUSAND MILE^ THROUGH THE ROC KY MOUNTAINS, by A. X. McClure. Illuatraf ed. l2mo,cloth ti, BrtAi RICE. A Posts, toy M?tf. B?d?n ?ce?, squars lflmo.. cloth, gin-top. tl. . . . . TBRSi KKS, Hv SB AMD HBREAF^RB.JWT W* liam H. Holeombe, M D , 12mo.. pavw < loth, 8) 50. LIVES OB SP, LOUIS AgD ,?ALVIN, by M. Quiz it Illustrated, 12me.. cloth *A ; :" IHK QU * KER PAB1?HANS, A Revoluttonary Rtory, with llluatrlttone, l2mo., doth. WM. . ? FICTION.-Auernaek's villa on ?B RbhS*i Erck mann-^hstrain'B Waterloo; H.g InaoM's MAbette). Hoffmann's Al oe Mueray; Bubo's L'Homme qu ? Kit; I^jtttco Lisle; Phelp* Men, Women aol Ghosts; Ibo Quaker PattUsna; .Robinson's For Ber Hase; - bwitnworthVCtisugad SrTde^sp^lhaaei.'* Problem Hotwehold^01 Ob^^a'fi^ Ibo Brido'?' &2Sii Trollope's He Eoew He Wa? Hight; ?seho%h,%T)ead-Bitaa ; Fieyta?'s Lest Man Ut-rlptJ Jeahlhg^SbW'ir Kopaa Bte tatrapu /. JaavaBtefttErtg yt* > ono i- *>. - ? t 'Wt-ifi, TT-_J_JP?l#sr<n^W?' .'H" ? iillAULKaVfO* AO ltlCC LT V'^L WARE H O? 8 B ANO SEED SIOBE. Aim i CUL TQM t imWhBi?smat. QAMDEI ii'- ?? JtMMPS. dtojy .M'.'.; FXLpb?'S TE?N8PLANTER FOB SALB. . Trw ?ui :. ORO. B, PING EXE. ? HoY?sl^B^ MarchM ?ne _ n WA N T^Tb TO REST, A SCHOOL HOUSKaod RESIDENCE. Address, steting terms, TO. B-5x No. 10?. m fm il AUgast ll WASlTKH A COOK-A WlMPI" TEST FE vi ALE COOK Haft br^ng recommenda? tions an to character sud oausclty. A?>p?> i?'lw< eu the bears of JJ end 13 o'clock, st No 121 COMINO STEKKT, opposite bt. Faul'3 Church. August tl_1 : WA fl TRO, A SMTJATIOH, BT A RE? SP KJi ? BLE Wblto -.?Irl, to Codi. Wach and Iron. Apply jj No ?6 ANSCN-STBBET. August ll _1? WAVTK?, A KEPPOSIBIBhE WO'-iASI to nurse- white or colored, ll nat bring satis? factory recommendations, and willing to sleep on the. pi omises. AfSly at the Northwest Corner of KINO' AND MOBPl8 sTBEBTfr. 1 Angustll Nt! USE WANTED FOU A V H I Li T? th roo jeaie old ; nm>t como well recommended. Nona other need apply. Inquire at No 10 ST. PHILIp-aTREHT._1*_Aaguat ll WARTED, A RITUATMS BY A COM? PETENT Bookkeeper, but who is wining to take the place ot on Af Blatant. Will act aa sales? man, and make himself generally useful. Las no objection to-ajevei. Salarj not so much an objectas norm .ii?t?* ><a*;T>jpym?ni no?? nf ysfsrecers gives. Address ?. C?AltLisbiONlAN," care ol "N*ws Or non."^_ _August ll SHRIMP I SHRIMP I-WAATED I* H.T 8PONS1BLE FIS H 1st MEN to contract for fur? nishing RHBIMPdiily during the season. PAUL, wBLCH A: BBANDKS._?_August 10 WANTVD, AFUMALE ASSISTANT IN a country school, to ?ale charge of tho Pri? mary Department. One acquainted with m urie, and thc public schcol method of teaching preferred. S&larv tl 60 dollars and be?rd per scholastic year of i ten month?. Address, with tetUitnoidals, J. D H.. P. O. Box ASL ^_S*_ Angustio WAAT?D, A HR8PKCTAHLE WIS1TK, W> MAN. to do housework und make herself | generally useful ta s smaU family. Apply at So. ti CHUKCH-S J BBBT, ci3t?lde, near Battery. - August 19 _2 WAAT?-? TO rt*.IVT OR LEASK, A SMALL HOU^E. with four rooms. &o , in a convenient locality. Apply at THIS OFFICE. ? August 10_2? WANTER, PAKT Oaf A RKglDtSNt IC, aay TUREE OB FOUR BOOMS, on or tear Wentworth-street, or Rutledge Avenue. Bent not to exceed *8G0. Address X O. E., at ibis office1. Jury 27 _,_ ' WANTRO, BY A MARRIED BAN, A situation in some Cotton M1U south or South? west; is acquainted with all branches, having work? ed bi thara aU, bat shonld s?lect WEAVING as a choice, l aities wishing to engage each a person wm please sAdrees a note, elating terms, to JOHN J. KELLY, Bo. 118 ttete-strcet, Boston. Mayal WANTED, EYklttVlWDY TO HUD. 1 SOBLBS to the CIRCULAT!!T? "MtABY CHARLES 0. BIOB.TETI'8 Select Library of New Books contains all ot the latest pubHoattcvs. April 21 No. 161 RIKG-CTBEET. CH 1 M KS B bABOH ERS.-PAHTIE8 wiphtng to employ large or email mfmbfrs ?f CHINESE LABORERS, way raake.thenecessary i arran gemente 3 for. precurlag gang? of ebie rr quired, delivered ta any part of the ecrus try, by appose bon to KOOPMANSCHAAP, San Francisco, California July 20_?j^_ ' .. llfANTED, KVKHYBUDY TU KNOW ff that JOB PBINTiNG of all kinds, plain and Ornamental, is executed prompUy in the neatest style and at the lowest New York prices, at i na Nawe Job Office, No. 149 pAhT BA? | Call and ex 3mine the scale of prices before, giving your orders taewhere. ' ' ; " ? ' WANTED. AGENTS POR TOE AMERI? CAN FA RM BBS' HOBSE BOOK, In both Eng? lish and German, by Robert stewart, V; K, of Miss. I he work covers tbs whole ground of the breeding tod raising, and the treatment of horses snd mules, bo'h in sickness and heal tb. It bas wen its war to popular favor, and ia t>duy th? most popular and bert Belling Horse Book out. Address 0. F. YEN Publisher, Cincinnati, O. 1 6mo* March 19 <E* Beta. rpO HENT, THE THREE UPPER i STOGIES of the ADOER BUILDING, ouch floor forming a fine hall, being 95 feet deon and 54 feet wide, with a bQld entrance ou King-street; will be flited up to suit ant purpose for which they may be desired. Apply to J. L. MOSES, Collector and Beal Lis?ate Agent, No. 81 Broad-street. 1 Joly 14 _- wlm 13 TU) RR MT. TUM PLEASANTLY SITU Al ?B TWO AND A HALF STORY BEt-I i D' v."" -, *.' - -5 Gal#'L . 'reet, opposite Wentworth f?*?t>S',i.i CUAtlLlK-lB -TCA^^^-VV,^ , priut-eu ?! the lowest rs.M?9 .4k?u,l lr. Ibo ?ewes? and n?ateft at?.-es ol type, uTTM ;.NW,iOB Of i-.lsi-.. So. tf? i'?*;.1B*> v j?? ? ?^"~- .^??gff'ggswgy ..j.... j ,..?,'" ??g .i"^s?y*r? Htgjgj Jn Salt. TTIOH SALK. ONS HDSDRHD THUDS JD ANO ACRES OP LAND in Kershaw County, South Carolina. CONSISTING OF : FIFTY VEBY SELKOT FARM-? near Camden and on the Baflroad, varying in sise from 150 to 500 acres These and adjoining "/anns sro being taken by our beat citizen?, and alford every advantage for health lui, cornier able and profitable larras. MANY LABOK ANO CHOICE PLANTATIONS, convenient to market. *,gt DESIRABLE RESIDENCES in Camden and Kirk, wood. '?? 1 ' SEVERAL L ARGE TBA0TS OF WOOD LAND ama . ft? ? , A few very VALUABLE fcTi'B9 fer manufactories. Address, ,WM. M. SHANNON, Attorney at Law, Camden. H. C. Joly 28_ nao, . . Imo? FOR SALE, POUR MCCARTHY HOL? LER GINS, second hand, but little used I 1 Premium Farm Ori?t Mid, "Froseus" Patent * 1 Baud-power Steel Grist Mill 18 ploughs, ot varied and most approved patterns, all bot little osed, an 1 at low prices 1 Cotton B oak er 1 Four-horse Po*er Steam Engine, second band, tn good condition. i Apply to i CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO., Nor, beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets AOgnstO _._Imo A UCTIONEEH8, SMOKERS, ?SD J3L others wishing "Jf or Sale" Placards, Business Cards, or other Job Prlntthg executed with neat* ness and dispatch, will consult their interest by leav? ing tbeir orders at THE NEW? JOB OFFIOE, No, '14? Bast Bay._ FOI? SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN any e, un 11 ti ty. Price 75 cents per hundred. ? The cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. Ap . ply at the otfleo of THE N KWR. March 1 rtHAKIiEtTOH HO TBL,, CHARLESTON, 8?UTH CAROLINA. THIS FIRST-CLASS BOTEL, SITUATED HI A ?.ant location, and In tba badness portion of the , rend sra it the most desirable Hotel for either , piiwaiiiiil iii lismlalii un mils iheaeeeir?amadations a/evnaurpassed, hafting extensive saltes 01 elagsnily ?|Wt ul aliad iipsitoMUta for f imiUes and single ?entle men. The propr^ter will endeavor to soaintain the bagh reputation ec joyed by the "tlbarleston" as a Oint class bouse, and no effort ?lil be spared to de? 1 Serve a continuanc? of the liberal patronage hereto- : lbre bestowed upon lt ' > ? The htel of Livery accommodations will be foond> : adjoin Urti the esB?sHshment. lbe house i> ?applied with the celebrated Arte? sian Water, of wmch delight fal bathe ceo. be bad i saber day or night. b. H. JACKSON, July 18 ;_Proprietor. gt. CLOUD HOTEL. . TOM NEW AND COMMOl IOUS BOUSE, LOCAL ED corner ot Broadway and Foaty-eecobd-vreei, posflewc* a 1 vaistagea over all other houses for the ac coinmodatlcm wt lh? nuests. lt was built expteasijr for a flrit-cltee family boarding honte-tb? roer?* bein? large aavd en suite, heated hy steam--wtib hut ano edd w ter. and furnished atacood to no^e; white the cwLnasy department ls io tb? moat experlfaced nando, ait mtlug guests an unequalled table. on? of Atwood's Patent Ktemtors ia sato "amona jae <ra?f>dk#ni improvoments" ?no. *t the aorv.ee V ^ThtBMsjdwa^SAd Untvereify Place Car? pass te? door imHfv four minutes, running ftaan tb? ,OHy Oatt lo Central Park, white Ot? tHiSAHUid * av?stn AvwaaeUfwsarebuta ?hott blook on eithsa stile, aflor? ag ample fidlltieg for comrauauoatlnf? ?Hh ot) rbe depots, tttssaboat tandlags, ?laceest ?rcne*. menl and buslnaia ot tho great. meteopobX , MOUE & HOLLEY, promrtwlotra. < i : af arch 12 . ; trna* I . '.'I I I I -UH I BM ililli lilli.IH jil ?* 'm'tt-m ts. 1 E ...ft. . itjK u ;DKR*IGNED BKO LJ?VE TO*AN-* NOUNCE thavt they toa va been apnojadei by Mes rs.4 a^HRY "V HANNIS A C<T of P?Uioelphia. their" ?ol* ARente tor tbs Htete of S:iutb OqroMna for tho .aft ?vt tbel?? eelehrab?d ACME. X ?CXXXT XXXX, 1 N^IAR CARINE I ?adlo-h?r* b*4nds OLD'iiY? V**y ateo wish to announce that they t ; .ii bo m ^??*0-' re^L?^J.Ufr./J?iP;tie? ?ls WILED mpWPt^tirplrMym WHT^KTRA direct from Distillery at UannisvUk.* Be-katey County, Weat* If Antila. OW . " .:.,*) Libera! contract Wt'dlxj mule ?or la-w lots ot Btw WtMsktes in h?;** Ri Dist*' lar v Warehouse* (. , OLAQIO * WTTIK, O'saoi, fjgeSllHE JH Citings. FRANKLIN LODUK, Fl?. 06, A. F>. M. nr\HB REGULAR M ?NIHLY COMMU?IOATTOW X of the above Lodge will be bald at Masouio Hall, Tar? KvnvxMO, at fright o'clock. Candidate* for the Third Degree will pleaae be nnnekriAl. By order of the W. kt. WM. ROT, Anglist ll_Secretary. OB H M A ti WIRE tO IS IS INK COMPANY. ARKOULAR Q??inE'<LY MEETING OF your Company will be h?io, at tua Regine Hoa?o, iHii arrsBMOoiT, at three o'clock AU member?) aro requested to bo imo tua1, ua bufriuess of importance will be trcugbt up. You are likewise summoned to be and appear at the Engine llouso at Tbroo o'clock P. M. " HIS DAT. in lull uniform (white punts.) for QaarterIyPor.de. By order of the President. August ll GRUB ARD REICK K, t-ecretary. COT I O ! AND BICK BACTl?K8. AM ADJOURNED MRKTINO OF THE COTTON AND RICE PACI ORS will be held at ?he office .t Messrs. FBASKR A LILT.. Adger*s wharf, Tais DAT at Twelve o'clock M August lt __J?toiiC8 Ja Jankiuptfi). S TUES SS ?7 iii CT COTJBT ?>??* IHK UNI 1 ED S1'AT Uti, FOR SOUlH CAROLINA JULY TERM. 1869 - IN THE MATTER OP R. B. BHETT. OF CHARLES'ON, BANKRUPT. FEU LION FOB FULL AND FINAL DIS OBABOKIN BANKRUPTCY.-O der?i. That * bear lng be bad on the EIOHTEWNTR DAT or October, A. D.-1809, at Federal Courthouse tu Char: es icu, S, 0.; and that all creditors. Ac, of said Bankrupt ap? pear at said time and placo, and show cause, ifanv they can, why the prayer; ot the' petitioner > bonld not I'S "-ranted. By ord rofihe Court, the 27th day of July,'1809. DANIEL HOB) BECK. Cleqfespf the r (strict Court of the United states tor ednih Carolina. w2 August 4 CE?tt.ati0?sol. UN IVB lt ?ITT O?T SOUTH CAROLINA. The next Session will begin on the TOUT MOW DAT IK OCTOBER, and continu? without intermis? sion, to the ensuing July. Anvanfcigea are offered at this Institution to Stu? dents in Law (the graduates being entitled to prac? tice m tbe Courts ol tht> state;) ii Medicine, (tho course of Instruction being extensive and thorough. wiih two wiitten examinations daring the cession;) in Engineering, Mathematics, Mental, Morai and Political Philosophy, History, Rhetoric, English Literature, Ancient and Modern Languages, and in the various Scientific Schoo s. Expenses for vesetou of nine months: Annual fee, 85; Library fee, 810; Room Rent fee, 815; 1 uition fee, - j for each of three . schools, $15; Tuition In Law or Medicine. 950 Board can be bad st $16 to $20 per ?onth. By messing lt will be less. ' For further information, send for Catalogue* to the Secretary of tho Faculty, Rev. . C. BRUCE WALKER. B. W. BARNWELL. Chairman o? Faculty. Colombia, S. 0., Angnat 2. J ?69. August $ . fmw2i W ASHlN?TON COLL, BO K, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. PRESIDENT, GENERAL B. E. LEE, AIDED BY A FULL CORPS OF PROFESSORS. THE NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 16TH, 1889, abd closes Jut e J5tb, 1870. In addition to tba reamar Collegiate Course, th? Professional ?choole of Law aad Civil and Mining Engineering, are in f nil operation. Necessary expenses, from $300 to 1875. For ca?ale gua, address J. M. LEECH. *>. July 19 imo Clerk of Faculty. UNIVERSIl'Y OF VT ll GI ^ I A.-?TH K Session of this Institution commences annu? ally on the Ant day ot October, and continues, with? out interruption, till the Thursday preceding the tour h of July ensuln;?. 1 he organization of tho Institution ie very com? plete, embracing extensive and thorough courses oi instruction ia . LIIER ATURE AND SCIENCE, and in the Professions of Law, Medicine and Engi? neering. i he expense of the Academic or Law Student, ex? clusive of th? coat of text books and clothing and pocket money, amount to about 838S per ses? sion of nine month.?; aud of the Engineering or Medical Student to spoilt $395. of willoh sums, re epecttrely, $920 or $250 ia payable on admission, and tha balance in the progress of lb e? be aston. ? i ' Forde tails send for catalogue. P OL. -Univ ratty of Virginia." : s. MAUPIN. July 21 Imo Chairman oi tnt Ftc ul; CH ISO LIB* S HAW? Al 1 1. 1. SpK (W!<B1 ??tD X lt A DD-STBEKT., HAVING A ,DAROE ?1?CK OP TIMBER. AN E are* prepared to cut order? tor any ?,?.-. and quality ct LUMBER, at moderate prices. CHI-OLM BROTHERS, West E td Tradd-stre-et, Au tust 3 iufw-i Or A doers' North Wharf. Q_UhLETT'8 STEEL BRUSH C OT TO v? GI N S. THE SUBSCRIBER 13 MOW PREPARED TO fill orders for these Justly celebrated GINS. Certifi? cates from reliable planters in this State, who have bought ?nd used them the past season, as well as from tb? Factors and Brokers, fully confirm all that is claimer for them; and the fact is' now well estab? lished that the increase in tbe pries of Cotton ginned on Ulla Gin will, on every forty balee, fully pay for the cost of the Gin. ALSO, HALL'S PATENT COT ION GIN FEEDER, A valuable Machine, saving boto time and labor in the ginning of a crop. Can be attache! to any Oin mada, o t-eud for Circulars. Ol GRAVE LEY, No. 81 EAStB^Y, 801JIH OF OLD POST OFFICE, August2 mwfSmos Charleston, S. O. G UNS TODI?S, M EL VAIN & CO., No. 6 MAIDEN JLANB, JV KW YORK. FOWLING PIECES OF ALL QUALITIES, SUITA? BLE for tho Southern trade. Both MUZZLE AND BREECB LOADfc R9. * . ALSO, IN STOCK A FI7LL ASSOBTMENT OF CUILE BY, PERFUMER if, BRUSHES, SOAPS, ftc. BOLE AeHOSTS- FO& TUB GENUINE DERINOB PISTOL. . July 19_rowflmo re CONTRACTORS, LPHBEH M KN AND SHIPBUILDERS. I AM NOW PREPARED TO EXECUTE PROMPT? LY, upon the shortest roitoe, orders (or SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE, POPLAR, HICKORY, OOM and other hard wood of any dimensions, delivered in the < Ry of Cbaneatou. clean and bright, equal to the Sst city sawed. For farther info mation, apply to r. E. N. BOODIE, Charleston. 8. C. JL M HUMBEBT. , John's Island Steam Saw Mill. August 1st. 1869 Angnat-9 _mtblmo E STABa.ItsMlKD.lS4S. THE MARION CRE3CENT, MARION. S. 0. . F9BLI8BU) WEEKLY BY a. MoMILLAK, Proprietor, 'v'^MV^'- *??. ?--*. TBE CRESCENT, BEING TBE PIT ROH ASER ?nd successor ot tho bid district, paper, ta the oldest journal.io the ea?.ern part of thoriate. i be Orescent ia tao official al visor of Marlon County. [?S The Crescent has a large and growing circulation among the be^t people of the Peedee Country. ibo Crescent ia the best advertising na ?sd I um In IA* secano. Al wars address ?BBSCBNT, Antrustto . Imo Marion, e. O. ..it? i r ii ?j 11 ? i.i I ? ? 1 ? TH K STA fA AMD SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISE?, A*?tn advertising m?dium, Otrers tat? ll ties to Mer- . ehn.is. Dru wists, Ma hiilate, Ac. of extendlugt N_Air bn*me?a,unsurpassed by any southern I Do circala?bM ta fts*t Loco tnt n;/'Rcneral. Ili%l ?^r^?^lVo. to cofiHult ir? columns and advertise th*-??in as we areeffoo ing arrangement- bywhic.t out?pa-ier will circulate large.yamong Northern c*v ttallsts. ? teformaiion 'tending teethe *lWtp??h.>ef o*?; ?mineral, m?nufactnring.aridi?v^^t*?al?v?otn^ ? descriptive ot climaje. aolLft j -eoUoitid and thank 'hitty i eielved from any webern. ; ' Terms cashi $3 a year j a oppy gratis lo an y ono sending st* eatt*?r?b?rs; % 50 Bates ot sdvmuvhgliberal. W" J. McKFKRALL. t jolyl? Marloo,, 8 C. G Jin orare. C A K D I .1 ? MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OP NEW YORK. Org nmii?d tn 1850. ALL POLICES NO N-FORB'EI TABLE. HA LF t.OAN TA KBIT, NO NOTES RKQ UIR ED. 1.1ST CASU DIVIDEND GO (FIFTY) PER CENT. STATESTENT. Polices In force.933,000 OOO Assets. 1,500 OOO A annnl Income.,.. 800.00O lusses l'air!. 000,000 OFSTOKBS, w. H. iM'.c.KH\ M. President. WM. T. HOOKER, Vice-Pres'.dsnt L. MCVDAJI, Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FUD?CKAU. Superintendent DIRECTORS. Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. Hon Jams UABPEB, Firm of Harper & Broa., ex Mayor New York. J TOS J. '"HANK, President Rank Republic. Wu M. YmurtLYK, Banker (Vormllyo k Co.) CHAS G. ROCRWOOD, Cashier Newark Bankin!; Oom? pany. Hon. GEOROK OPDXXE, ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT C. Mono .jr. Banker. THOHAS RIGNEY, Firm Thomas Rigney A Co. EENJ. Ii. HER ?AN, Treasurer New York Steam Su? dar Reusing Company. AARON ABHOLD, Firm of arnold, Constable k Co. Il icu ARD fi. BOWNE, Wetmore A Downe, Lawyers. E Y. HAUOHWOUT, Firm E. V. Haughwout k Oo. WM. Waurn, Firm or W. Wilkens A Co. JULIUS H. PRATT, Merchant. Wat, W. WRIGHT, Merchant. CHAS J: ?-TARB, Merchant WILLIAM Amor, Merchant. GEO. W. CUTI.BR, Banker, Palsayra, N. Y. GEO. T. Hone, President Continental Fire Insur? ance Company. JOHN O. SHBAWOOD, Park Piaoe. WALTO ir H. PECKHAM, Corner Flth Avenue and Twenty- third-street. EDWARD H. WHIOHT, Newark, N. J. GEO. W. FARLEE. Counsellor. W. L. Co?>?wax,L, Merchant. GH.OKUE KKI31, GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. Dr. T. BBEN3TJERNA, Examtsing Physician. lt. ISSEKTKL, GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON. ir mee No. 369 King-stroet, CHARLESTON, 8. O. January 12 _DAP_lyr jQ. BORGIA MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, or MACON, GEORGIA. Authorized Capital..9300,000 FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE and distinct by charter. $10 J,OOO paid bato the In? surance Department of Georgia according to law for the benefit of the assured in thia Company*. ' Stockholders wealthy and responsivo gentlemen of Georgia. A purely Southern Company, allowing only six per cent of its earnings to the stockholders ; the rest of tba profits divided among the Policyholders on tho cTBtttbuHon plan. i ir* Pepj*tmwi? hus bee o in adecertfu) orrro tioaforaix month*, apd.lws'?iroady accumulated handsome assets. c iori vlein^ft^TOd companiea m H-, buoc?e?r* Allot' il? Policio* non-??feUable, and of OVPT? leaoripliob ot Lffe and Endowment, tcHrother with I an annuity table ana return premium plan. No restrictions upon travel, place of residence or occupation. Women insured on same terms as men. Loans half cf lis premiums. No notes taken. OFFICE R8: W. J. LAWTON, President. J. C. MCBURNEY, Tice-President . B. J. LIGHTFOOT, Secretary. C. F. MCCAY, Constituting Actuary. P. H. WRIGHT, Examining Physician. This Company is now prepared to take risks either in the Fire or Life Departments, and solicits a share of the patronage of the city and Sta'e. jr. o. HOI. M KS, Jr., . General Agent for South Carolina. Local an 1 Travelling Agente wanted in all parts of the hta'e. Liberal commissions allowed, or aa sal? ary li preferred. Applications to be made to J. G. HOLMES. Jr., General Agent, No. 35 Broad street. Charleston, S. 0. July 21 DA? wfm - . ...-a1 . 1 TV ItOOKLiYJV " ? LlPB IN8?BANCEJC0MPANY. Assets over.91,300,000 ISSUES ALL KINDS OF LIFE AND ENDOW? MENT POLICIES. Dividends annually in cash. Only Company having the Definite Guaranteed bur render-Value Plan Policies, world-wide. Second tb no Company in the United States tor stability, libe? rality and economy. Office No. 141 Broadway, New York. CHRISTIAN W. BOUCK, President. WM. M. COLS. Pee rotary. State Agency No. 35 Broad-street, Second Floor. Local and Canvassing Agents wanted throughout the State. Apply IA person or bv letter to. J A Bl IC H G. HUbMEB, Jr., General Agent for Bonah Carolina. Joly ia_mwf Amos ^MBulCAN TONTIMK Life and Savings Insurance to, SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT, No. A MARYLAND BUILDINGS, BALTIU0K Da. WM. M. POST. Medical Examiner. THOMAS E. COURTENAY, Manager. BB AN Cil OFFICE, CHARLK8T05, g. C. DB. THOMAS L. OOZEB, Medical Examiner. JOHN KIRKLAND, Ja., General Agent CHARLESTON BOA BD BKFEIlHNCE! Hon: ALFBED HUGER. W G. M A (lil A t H. Eeo., President 8. O. B. K. Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL. Attorney at Law ^ TH? O. D. WAGNER, Esq., ol J. Frase* A Co. ANDRKW HlMO^Ds, h mi.. President First Na? tional Bank. ROB Kier MOitK, Earl., of Messrs. B. Mure ai Co. EDWARD LAFITTE, ol Ed. Lafitte k Co. Colonel J. B E. 8LOAN, Cotton Factor. W. A. COURT KN A Y, Esq., of Messrs. Courtenay k Trenbolm. 0 H. B. OL EY, Esq., of Messrs. Olney k Co. Bavins leon epp. lated General Agent for North and sooth Carolina for the above reba bia sud popu? la Life Insurance Company, lam prepared to re? ceive applications at reasonable rates and Ott favor? able terms. , JOHN K?HKLAND. Ja. ornoo for th* pre???* at lfeeers. Oourtenav k Trehholm's. Union Whait wssmee. Jone a JT. H U Kl P H lt K V 8" BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COM MX. ; 3I0N MERCI!A hi. * BALKfl! OF ItEAL KBTA?ifc STOCKS. BO|gS.. 6? j p?Bh??Mj%.jk?V PERb||^AL PKOPICRT7 . ATTENDED .to,n n o. ? r:m-?L oTB^o tftffcv T BX3TK1IENC CS? Boa?. BBN'*1 BU1HT, W. J. MAGRATH, lea General JAM XS CONNER, T. ft. WAKING, Eas,. OaAohaf ' GJRDG'N'S SYRUPS ANlTp?^ SBKWfSS. f j US* T RECEIVED: ASUPPLY OB' G RDONVS >UPBUIOR LEMON, Pineapple. Bas- berry ?nd Orgeat fYKUPS and It i option y Viuagw Pr??erved Peachna and Q tinco? Raspberries and ftrawberriea Xnmbfera of ??lortod Tel tea, riz: Qulnoe, Crab-au ple, B>'d and Olaok Currant, haspberry, *traw? berry and Blackberry Jellv, Guava Jelly, Orango Marmalade and tamarinds. Tor?alo by W. s?. CORWIN & CO., Align?t ll wi? No ?75 Sling street. ROPE AN ll TWIwE. rjm H??Jf COILS "ORBENLLAF" ROPE lt) 7& bundles i wine. Por aile by J. N. ROBSON, Aagnat ll wfj Noa, land a atlantic Wharf. ZINC, I E L I OW Mt TAL SHRtTHING AN I? NAILS, CONSTANTLY ON RANI). FOR SALIS BT CUHOLM BROIHER3, August 7 ewlmo Auger's Wharf. A ?. HU S. CHOICE PORTO RI- O RUO IR 'JLO ?<> bbl*, choloo Porto Rioo Sugar 60 hud? Mnseovario Sogar 100 bhds. Cuba Molasses 00 hbls Cuba Molasnea 10 bhdf*. Porto Rico Molasses. Por sale in lot j to suit pur. hasers. by W. P. HALL, Jtalr 7 , w<slmo Brown A OO/H Wharf. COTTON GINK 3MCCARTHY GIN*, FOR SALK BY W. GURNEY, A tagus. il mwt3 No. 103 Kast Bay. M OUT ll ERN PiJTATOE^ ONIONS AND CA BB VOES, FOR ?ALE LOW FOR oaett. R. L. L?WLH-.M, August 9 mw2 * No. 52 ?Ute-strect. FRKNH MUJGS. JCHT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE ANO atSTAlL BS DR. H. BAKU, No. 131 MEE 1INO-M BEET BISON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE Boee's Cough syrup f ebonk'p Pulmonlc Syrup Schenk's bea weed Tonic Cherokee Remedy Cherokee Cure Cherokee Pilla Cherokee Injection h pea rs' Fruit Preserving Polution Brown's Chlorodyne German Blood or "Kaiser" Pill?, Ac . ?tc. Fleming's Worm Confections Wright's Rejuvenating Elixir ChurabUi's ^yrup Hvpopbosphtts of Lime Yan Deusen's Worm ?. outections Hurley's Wot m Candy Bardotte's Worm Fugar Dropa . Graf en berg Pill? Cephalic Pill* Schallenbergcr's Fever and Ague Pills Strong** Pills McLane'a Liver HU* Lion's Vegetable Pills Ruseell'e Soothing Cordial tor Children Teething Jayne's ' Iterative Jayne's Expectorant Jayne's Carminative Jayne's Haoative Pills Had way's Ready Relief Radway's R. Pifia Rtdway'a Beady Resolvent. Jone 21 mwf EASTERN MAY. 1 AA BALES PRIME EASTEBN HAY. l.\ JU For ?ale by OLNEY & CO. August 10_ NEW YORK BAGGING, B JUHLE AN CHOU BRAPJD. TH E STAND ABD WEIGHT 2??@2J?. THE standard width full 44 inches. It ie wider, closer, stronger, and affords bettor prc - fenelon tor the entire covering of the Cotton bale than any other u use. We sell at manufacturer'? price and expenses laid down here. A supply alway? on band. WILLIAM ROACH A OO. August 9 Imo Agents. CORN. FLOUR, HAY.~ Q?\i\4~\ BU HEL9 PRIME WHITE BAL 0\_/V-H_/ TI MOUE AND lUNNEdaEE CORN, ex steamer a?a Gull and in store. ? FLOUR. 200 bblo. NORTHERN FLOUR-?U grades ZOO tacks Southern Flour. HAY- -?ii 4?0 baleaPUIMB EASTFR3? A?.'S. P.. HAY, Pot sale by HUfirufll ? :i JOHN CAfctPhg* '^'-J^ . '^EAK'Z:' . ?>1 ii if\ BUSHELS BLi.CE. PE.\?, ?CT?ABU? J?tt\JA for aced ant ioadtig for mfle br Ju.ytt*_T. J. KERU> CC CHEAP CORN. QA AA BUSHELS WESTERN W Et ?TE CORN, O" /UV nltghtly heated. For ??le. at a lbw price, bv T. J. KERB A CO. July aa_ NEW GOODS. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREEA? BLE^ mont delicious and healthy food, used for Puddings, Jelhea, Blanc- Man??, Ice Cream, GriddleOakea?;Soupe, Ac., put up lal lb. pack age?, with directions for noe. Desiccated - Cocoanut for Pies, Puddings, Cakes, Ace, pot up In.half tb, packages, with directions. Sweet Oil, Fr?*ncti and American in half pinta, pinta and quatia. Cider and White Wine vinegar, warraotefl pure Fresh Boas ted Rio Coffee, of good quality, at 35c. ^ ft. Just received' and for sale by CO-OPER* L IVE GROCERY STORE, Southwest cornrr Meeting and Market streets. Goods delivered laee._May 28 . ! HONEY ! FOB SALE, WHOLESALE AND BETAL. BY Dr. H. BAER, June 23 No. 131 Meeting-street. M. Stones. kV* VI li L K ? , TROT, NEW TORR, BI ANTJE* A C r Tja E It 07 STOVER BANGES, HEATEBS, HOLLOW WABE, Ac, . KANTJfTACTUREB OF " PEklLANTBEOP1ST," " CHIEF COOK,* "CHARTER OAK" AND "CIVILIAN" OOOKINGr STOVES. ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO THE SOBTHBB* TRADE. AMD VOX Bibi BX IX L. FULLERTON, AUGUSTA, GA. < ? THESE STOVES STAND CN RIVALLED FOR. capacity, durability, conveniences and the ?enere! purposes to which Cooking stoves ara Used. Tafe PO 1LANTHBOPL-U' la extra heavy plated, and hats Ash Drawer; eau be mad* Into a six baller hole .tove: has catt iron W*ter Tank galvanised, e* enamel hued. A strictly first-class Stove. TL? GTvlLIAN la Of a neat design, and bat a fina large Oven. This Stove can be had with th? extension Sack, ?rix botes, and reservoir when desired. Vcr further information apply to * D. L. FULLERTON, January M ?moa Aocuata,aa ?ObKUCaV ?s IttACBftfiTH, . ' . JIU .? . .; SA BToad??tre?t, '. vs)!* "<,.'* Charleston, tj. O., BBOKEftatfStOriONEEBS, RRAL t'ST ATS H i ?' Sf ? ? * ' UBSIKIIAL CU ?t. M laSIUM A OB JITS WiU atttend to ?entin?' and ObUeotlng of Renie and percha*,* and sale ol Stock?, Bouda, ?old, Sttver ead.Beal Satate. d 1 . ALSO, To the Porohaso ot Good? ead Huppltaa tor partie 8i ?he country ?pou reasetiihl* tenu, I iamSrJ*-01*"' '^U?MW PIAOWKBU