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THE DAILY NEWS. I.tftvgowt <UUr*nlt?a Hon-THE PA iL Y NEWS twixt? THE NEWSPAPER OETIC1ALLT BE~ .COGNlEKB S? HA VINO THE LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN THE ?TTY OF CfHAEL?STON, irv RUSHES THE HST OF-LETTERS REMAIN i NO tN THK POSTOFFICE AT THE END OF EACH: WEBE, ACCORD J f G TO THE PEOVIS WNS QF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW. CHEAP ADVERTISING. TUB CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation of which is about twioa as large as that ot any other paper published io South Carolina, is the Pest advertising medium for all business men. For persona who want situ ?tions or sot vants; who want houses or apattments, or have them to rout; who want or who offer board and lodg? ing: who havo lost or found articles of value, THE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all elasses may have their wants supplied, we have adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADVEB TiBEHEfreB, peajrmenl for which must invariably be ruado when (he order is given: Advertisements of situations wanted by or offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work? men, mechaBies, house-servants, porters, shop boys, cooks ead washers; board and lodging wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to let; articles (octor found; houses, shops, offices and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella? neous wanta of ail kinds. For each insertion of advertisements of the classes specified : Not exceeding masse uxas or 30 worJa... .90 cents " Fons tonas or 30 words.49 JB " Riva LINKS or 40 words.00 " All advertisements to be inserted at these ratos must be prepaid and delivered at THE NEWS office bv 9 P. M. ? ' ? - -:i Hang? ot Tltermemeteir at tuc News Office. IB M. IS P. BC. I 8 P. M. 82 82 7? LOCAL MATTERS. meetings Tills Day. franklin Lodge, at 8 P. M. Qerman rire Company, at 3 P. M. Cotton and Bice Factors, at 12 BI. Anetten Sales Tills Day. JEFFORDS & CO. will Bell nt 12 o'clock, at the southeast corner of Woolie and Meeting streets, oontents of a grocery store. BOWEBS & SiiiCOx will sell at 10 o'clock, in King-street, second door below Queen, contents of a variety store. WILLIAM . ?ICKA? will sell at 10 o'olook, at his sloro, furniture, carpets, &o. B. M. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at half past 10 o'clock, at their office, horse, mule, furrii?ure,~i&e. N. A. IJUNT will sell at 10 o'olook, at his store, boots, shoes, ?fee. MILES DRAEE will sell at 10 o'olook, at bis atoro, clothing, dry goods, &o. . M THE NEWS IN THE' COUNTRY.-Beaders of THE NEWS going to the country can re coi vo their favorite paper by mail, daily, at seventy five cents a month, by addressing a note, with thoir subscription, to' our publication office. 8ALE pr^|&?L ESTATE AND STOCKS.-The fol? ioing sai?svr?r? m ad o yesterday by Messrs. leitch St Bruns : . -r ?H\f ,k}fpw mtnrv v?M?ir ?teraiuaa* and ?inr?. the south side of Tradd-street (No. 27,) for ??875. People's Bank stock at $5 65 per share. City stock at 60f. _ -x LADIES* MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.-The re? port of the receipts and expenditures of. this association, tor the month of July, 1869, con? sists of the following amounts, viz: To bal? ance, ?15 22; Salesroom account, $100 85; Sub? scriptions, $69 70; Donations, $10. Total $225 77. Byoash paid, $108. Balance on hand July 81st, $117 77. Amount of ordered work during thc month, $63 90. DRU? LABELS.-We desire to call the atten? tion of druggists in the city and throughout the State to the peculiar faoiiities of THE NEWS Job Office for printing all kinds of drag labels, presoription blanks, &c., at the shortest no? tice, and in a style unsurpassed anywhere in the country. Oar stock of cuts, borders and ianoy"type is unusually large and choice. Call ?ttd examine specimens of work. DEATH or AN OLD WILMINGTON PHYSICIAN. tie Wilmington Journal say?: "Dr. James F. IcBee, 8enr., one of our oldest and most es? teemed citizans, and ons who ranked among J he first medical men of this country, died at lis residence in this city on Monday at the ad? vanced age of seventy-four years. His death was sudden and wholly unexpected, and is at? tributed to some disease of the throat, quinsy, ft is thought."_ ' VAGRANCY, DRUNKENNESS AND WIFE BEAT? ING -Bussell Warren, colored, and Patrick Donohoe, were sentenced by the Mayor yester? day to ten days' imprisonment each* in the House of Correction for drunkenness and va? grancy. N. Stobfell was fined five dollars for being drunk and beating his wife. Any man cm enjoy the luxury (what it is to some brutes) af wife-beating if it docs not cost any more than five dollars. HOTEL ABEIVALS, AUOUST 10.-Pavilion Bo? tet.-D. H. Hinman, Aiken; P. Gayle, steamer E-jho; G. P. Nelson, Kirgstree; J. Hamlin, Florida; J. J. Nettles, South Carolina; J. B. China, Northeastern Railroad; E. L. Jones, Con way boro', S. C. Charleston Hotel. - M. Collett jon, B. P. Yonkaton, New York; W. Ludlow, Kirs. J. H. Baldwin and child, Mrs. C. H. Potter and child, Atlanta. A COLORED WOMAN KILLED BY UER SON-IN LAW.-On Monday afternoon a colored man, name J Albert Millhouae, killed Levinia Pris? i?n, his mother-in-law. The partios live on ^3poBecreek, about fifteen miles from the city. It appears that for some months psst Lavinia and Mtllhonse have been at enmity, and on Sunday afternoon had a quarrel. On Monday Lavinia wont to the Windsor Hill plantation where Millbouse worked. . Millhouae was at home, and Lavinia on seeing him commenced A tirade of abuse-?mong other things accu? sing bim of having slandered her daughters. A scuffle ensued and ehe knocked him down. She then gave some signal, and her husband and ?two dangh'.crfl came np. Tho combined forces <commenoed an assault upon ??'tfho?so, who rushed in the house, seised his ilflo and fi?d, hotly pursued by the attacking forco. Lavinia levying; She carno op with Mai house, and (as ho say?) he turned, abd, wlit?tye nfle^augbt Witb both hands, pushed her off. ' She seised "thc weapon and ho jerked it e-vay. As he didi so it went off. The ball entered hot neck and caused her death a half an Boor afterward. Milihouse Was brought to the city yesterday mdfftiag and lodged in the guardhoose. Coro? ner Whiting will go to the plantation to-day and hold au inquest. . ' rd tfso a ' :4 ' MWMTiire ow council,. Tho regalar meeting of Council was held last o vening st \ m were pro H ont Mayor Pills bary, Aldermen E. W. M. Msokey, Cunning hum, Barrow, Voigt, T. J. Mackey, Greene, Potter, white ; E. P. Wall, Small, Hampton, Holloway, L. E. Wall, MoKinlsy, colored. The proceedings o? tho last meeting were road sod confirmed. PETITIONS Petition of Ev Wallace was referred to Com? mittee on L'oonse. Petition of John Tiencken was likewise re? ferred. Petition of Jacob Mills was referred to Com? mittee oa Baildings. Petition of Joseph W. Harrisson and others Was referred to Commictoe on Lighting Streets. Petition of B. S. Bennett was referred to Committee on Steam Engines. Petition of Moses Levy was granted. Petition of sundry storekeepers oa South Say wac teferred io Comcr.ittcc cs City Linds" Pol ilion of Isaac Brown sad others was re" ferred to Committee oa Lightiag Streets. Petition of Messrs. Risley & Creighton wes referred to Committee on Ways and Means. Petition of three thousand of the taxpayers of the city, praying that the bill "to creates board ot colored flromastors," Aa., bo not pass? ed, was, on motion of A?d arman Voigt, rooeiv od as information and ordered to be printed. Petition of Moses Levy and other stevedores, stating that tho bill to "regulate licenses for Stovddores" was not calculated to advance the interest* cf tho merchants or stevedores, and with sundry merchants requesting that tho bill bo not passed, was. ou motion of E. W. M. Msokey, received as information. BBPOBTS. Committee of Ward Ona reported favorably upon petitions of Messrs. Osterhaus, H. Dos oaer, J. Pieckney, C. L. Eornahrens, S. A. Woodside-all of which were accepted. Committee of Ward Seven reported that a satisfactory arrangement had been made with Mr. George Addison, to windup St. Mnhael's clock for one year for $260. The contract waa awarded. BIT LH, SO. Tho bill tc "create the office of Iaspector G ea oral of Timber and Lum bor," &c., was called up. Oa the second reading of the bill, the second seotion was so amended as to deprive the in? spector-General of.the power of appointing the Inspestors and measurers. , The sixth Beotion of the old ordinance reads: "All sticks shall be distinotly marked with tb? size and length, and private mark of the sur? veyor." Alderman '?*?.'j. Mackey suggested thu as it was cot at all necessary to mark upon thc sticks the sis o and length of the surveyor, the sizo and length of the sticks be marked upon them instead. After two hours' discussion, tho bill woe slightly amended and passed to its third read? ing, and was then ordered to be engrossed foi ratification at tbe next meeting. Alderman Greene said be behoved that those persons who signed thc petition protesting against thc adoption of tbe stevedores' bill had signed it without knowing anything about the bul. Alderman T. J. Mackey, on introducing a re? solution requiring the Mayor' to furnish sta comfortable chairs for the use of the reporters j of tho press, made some very facetious remarks, and it was carried unanimously. Coanoil then adjourned, to partake of a sup? per furnished by tbe ohimney contractors. Copras.-The negro Wm Darrell, who was pat on the police force, and suspended when it was aso?vfc?*aed that bo ?vas charged with bo? in o- one of tue ringleaders ot tue l?t?jint bsa been discharged from the force. ' ~ Tho floodgates of Bennett's Mills were wash? ed away by the high tide of Monday. Some of the chimrey contractors gave the City Council a supper last night. Their busi? ness is to remove swallows and other things, not to supply swallow-ers. The cotton and rice factors will meet at Messrs. Fraser & Dill's office at 12 M. to-day THREE THOUSAND FAXPAYEBS OPPOSE THE BILL TO ESTABLISH A lio ABD OF COLOBED FIBS MASTERS-By reference to the prooeednigs ol the meeting ot Council last night, it will bc seen that a petition, signed by three thousand taxpayers of the city, praying Council not tc poss the "Bill to declare certain colored fire companies a part of the Fire Department, and to establish a board of colored firemasters in the City of Charleston," was read, received ac information, and ordered to be published. The petition is as follows: To the Honorable the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Charleston: The undersigned, your memorialist s. citizen? and taxpayers of Charleston, respectfully pre? sent, tbat they have viewed with deep regret and anxiety the introduction into Council of a bill entitled "A bill to declare certain eolored fire companies a port of the Fir? Department, and to establish a Board of Colored Firemas ters in the City o' Charleston," the provisions of which, if enacted, will, in the opinion ol your memorialists, tend to serious evils, and ba of detriment to tbe best interests of the city. The Fire Department, as now constituted, has ever been harmonious, effioieot in ser? vice, and in all respects has realized the hopes of the community, and still retains its fullest confidence. The introduction into the department st this time of an element of discord and dissa? tisfaction to its members, such ss is contem? plated by another and rival Board of F tremas? teis, composed exclusively of colored persons, is not only unoatted for by any ex?geseles of the service, but will add larroly to tb? burden of the taxpayer by the increase of city expen? diture; besides this, tbe size of the depart? ment, both os regards the numbsr of engines and its members, is larger than that of any other city in the Union in proportion to its population, and its increase would only render it un wieldly and cumbersome. Composed, a? the department now is, of ma? terial concordant and homogeneous, united together in s band of fellowship from long as? sociation and f ebng or deep interest is tbe welfare and safety of ibo community, they are jealous of any innovations wbioh would sully their good name and ultimately result in the dismembeiment of the department. . J Ja these feelings your memsri lists deeply sympathize nod they pray tbat the Fire De? partment of Charleston, so long considered as a model for all others, may remain undisturb? ed under its present admirable and satisfactory organ i z Ti o n. And your memorialists will ever pray, Ac. Alderman T. J. Mackey, at twelve o'clock last night, endeavored to bring the bill ap, but the members were weaned ou1, and adjourned with mt permitting him to lo or nay anything in tho matter. ?? ... . ? .... , - A Csr*. At a regular monthly meeting of tho St. Patrick's Benevolent Society, held on the 10th instant, thb following preamble ?nd ?solutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas. Some tim? ago a petition wa? got? ten up in favor of .the or phans under the charge of .the Sisters of Mercy, by the members of this socials/, and numerously signed by the most influential and wealthy oitizans of Charleston ; and whereas, Alderman .T. J. Mackey, in presenting said petition, at a moot? ing rf the City c..unod, beldon the27th ult., and by bis manly, logical and eloquent re? marks, expressed in olear, terms the washes and desires of the taxpayers, and was instrumen? tal in baviag temporary relief voted for by Coanoil to extend immediate relief to the or pbanS;' therefore*, 1. Resolved, Tbat the membara of the St. Patriok'8 Benevolent Sooiety gratefully thank tho high-minded and liberal ci ti Bene who signed the petition. a. Resolved, Thar they hereby pass a vote of thanks to those who voted for Alderman Maokey'a resolution, vit: Hon. Mayor Pills? bury: Aldermen T. J. Maokey, Voigt, E. VT. M. Mackey, Cunningham, Hampton, Thorne, B. P. WaU, L. P. Wall, Greene and OoUina. 8. Resolved, That the members or thia so oiety, irrespective of political parties, admire the manly and sincere action of Alderman T. J. Maokey on the occasion, and that it ia, and shall ererbe, duly appreciated bv them arid the friends of tho destituto orphr.nu. 4 Resolved, That a copy of these re?olu tiona bo sent to his Honor the Mayor and to each of tho above mentioned Aldermen. 5. Reso'-ved. That these resolutions be pub? lished in THE DAILY NBWS and Courier. Tribute ?F Respect. At a meeting of the Barns' Charitable Asso? ciation, bold at their ball, Wentworth-alreet, on the evening of July 25, 1809, the following preamble and resolutions were onanlnuusly adopted: Whereas, Tho Almighty God, in bia dispen? sation, has suddenly removed from, our midst our much esteemed associate and member, Mr. JOH? MCKAX; therefore, bo it Resolved, That his death hes stnokon na with HOI tow, and caused a link in the golden cusin of cur friendship to bo brokon. resolved. That in his doatb we have lost an ansocate to whom wo wore united by the ties ef fraternal feeling. A? a friend, he was ever found true aud faithful; as a companion, loving sud loved; generous in tho highest degree, he possessed all those sterling qualities wbiob united mako the true mao. Resolved, That our sympathies are with those relatives bereaved by his loss, and al? though departing this life in a land far dist int from the homo ot his uhildbood be reoeived every attentiyn in his dying moments, and his remains were followed to tho grave by a large and sympathetic concourse of tripods. Resolved, That a copy of these resolut ion a be engrossed and forwarded to bia nearest rela? tives, and that a page in oar Minute Book be appropriated to his memory. Wu. KNOX. Chairman Committee. WM. BOT, Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. LUNCH AT Tosca's, "Our House," to-day will consist of green turtle soup, boiled fish, boiled mutton, caper sauce, v< al chowder, ?kc. -o Lia HT READING FOB THE WAUK WBAXHKB. Oar friends in the country who desire to obtain light reading for the warm weather, at strictly popular prices, are referred to the advertise? ment of Mr. C. C. Righter, the very enterpris? ing ?nd trustworthy King-street dealer in hooke and periodicals of all kinds. His list will bc round to include something to ?nit every taste, and it seems to us a marvel how hs can afford to send hts books by mail over "the country .post-paid, at the ridiculously low prices named /inanctai. STOCKS OF TUB OLD BANKS WANTED. BANK CHARLESTON Bank Camdon Bank Newberry State Bank. Apply to H.H. DELEON, Angustio_2_No. 21 Broad-?treat. jg A ? itt K R S . STOCK AND EXCHANGE BBOKEB3 AND Af EB CHANTS, wishing Checks, Blanks, Letter Heede, oi Job Printing of any description, c:n get their order: filled promptly and in tbs neatest style, at chea] rate?, by applying at THB NEWS JOB OFFICE, No li? East Bay. Shirts an) /armsjjtng ?nobs. *1 R T YOU ll SHIRTS Al THE GBEAT DEPOT FOB GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS LINEN AND PAPEB COLLARS DRAWERS OP ALL QUALITIES LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS HOSIERY, IN COTTON AND LISLE THREAD NECKTIES AND CRAVATS UMBRELLAS IN GBEAT VARIETY Ac, ?ko., ?kc. 8HIBT8 ready made and made to order. Direc? tions for measurement seat by mail. . ' .... SCOTT'S gentlemen's Furnishing store. July 8 Meeting-street, opposite the Market. nae 6moa BLACKWELL'S as So. SIS KKS^TRJBBT, Ona door below Market A FULL ASSORTMENT OF TIES, SCARFP, HANDKERCHIEFS 8H?BTP, COLLAH*, OLOTES HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. FI VB SHIRTS TO OROEK, A 8PECI?LTT. d w % H OD JA H % 0 GOODS Joly 22 xi; J Oraos fm pcb. pilOTOORAPH COLUMBO. J g PERSONS WISHING TO HATE PHOTOGRAPHS ? i ."? '7 ' '.). . J'A YU!Hf tinted, with eare aatd.ia?te can have their orders promptly figed by leaving them at Holme?' Book Mto^-*^UmQtmrik?mi} shoald in each ease be given as to tbs style of coloring pioferred. Jul? 28 Sm??* 1 m - a m i Sm 3AUKS EHOX, ... . ww x Miks . c "tomm otu Si ? frt t li Ii, . ? u s/y i. .. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, JV?. 125 8MI7irS,W&ARlf, BA L TIMOR.U. CONSIGNMENTS OP CO?TON, BIOB, ko.. BR. SI'KOTPCLLT solicited, and liberal advaaoea made ^tnereon. Orden for CORN and BaCOlf ?ronaoliy execuUd wltUevreknd attention, SASS Mayat JBacqmcT^? Costti?, (Ctr. IMPROVED MCCARTHY GIN, ADAPCXn TO ?Inning ** ITine l'plftnd Coito*." LATE CHAVOES MAD? IN THIS GIN ADAPTS it to tho ginning or UPLAND < On ON. The use ot it, ny ? few. on ?his cotton lant season provod that it enhanced the value of th? Cotton, as it doea not in jmro tho aUple ia the aligbtest degree. Plauters will find it to their advan age. and arc re quested to cxsmtne into this Gin, particularly those who have planted tho finer grades of Upland Cotton. The ?in baa boen in use upon tbe fsa island Cotton for over fifteen yean, and its reputation fer that cot? ton fully established, apply to WILLIAM 8? HEN KBIT, I Machinist and Foundry, Au?ust ll wftalrao - Mo. 811 Meebng-street. J^EKTING-STUBJiVr FOUNDRY. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS MOW FURNISHING THE IMPROVED MCCARTHY COTTON GIN, STEAM ENGINES AN? BOILERS, of varions stase , 0 on band IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN MILLS, BUQAB MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS AND PANS, of an sixes HORSE POWERS ANB OIN GEARING, from 8 to 18 feet in diameter IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESS HS tor Hind. power, Haw and Rice MRI? MACHINERY ?ND CASTINGS of sU description? made to order Particular attention paid to HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD? tNGS, OB ATINAS, CISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, dre, dlr, WILLIAM 8. HENEREY, MAOniNI&l AND FC UNDER. NO. 814 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON, t?. G. August 9_mwa 1) H CE NIE IRON WORKS. JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO. BTJOOBBSOB8 TO CAMBRON dt CO.. Engineers BoUermakers &c, Not. 4, 0, 8,19 ar?J 12 PB1TCHARD-STRBBTS, (NEAR TUB DBI DOOK,) Charleston. S. C. STEAM ENGINES AND BOLLERS-ai AKIN E, STATIONARY AND PORTABLE, RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERS DESCRIPTION. SHAFTING, PULLETS AND GEARING IBON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS. CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN EBON OB BB ASS. We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILER of aa good quality and power, and at aa low rates a can be bad tn New York, Bilrlmore or Philadelphia, f ^ ^AORBnTrtm . Ashcroft's Low-waler Detector! THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN THE BOILER. REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED Tb. May 17_ nao_8m os STROM ft TO 300 horse power. Including the celeorated Corliss Cut-ofl .Englnee, slide Valve Sta? tionery Engines, Portable Engines, Ac. Also, Circu? lar Muley and Gang Saw Mills, Sugar Cane a lia, Shelfing Pulleys, Ac., Lath and Shingle Mills. Wheat and Corn Mills, Circulai Saws. Belt ina, Ao. Send for descriptive Circular and ' Price List fTOOD A MANN STEAM ENGINE CO., February IB Amos Utica, New York. JpOR BALING COT ON, DILLON'S UNIVERSAL WROUGHT IRON TIB, IMPROVED. THIS FAVORITE TIE MADE OF THE BK-IT quality of iron, and possesses o??anta?{?9 for the economical baling of cotton saoet important to the planter, merchiaat and factor. For sale In larg? and small lo?s (of A bundle) at re* duce? tates. - WILLIAM ROACH A CO., August 9 ? Imo A pents for South Carolina. jffl k> A S T I O J O I N T IRON RO?FING, ..OUIOALTPd PATENT," Fer Residences, Sogar Houses, Cotton Gins, Bridges, kc, Manufactured by SHOENBEBGEB A CO., No. If Public Landina-, Cincinnati, Oblo. July 20 Dae Imo / 1 H A S. HICKEY, G I L D ? R , PORTRAIT AMD PICTURE FRAME MAN?FAG ?<* TURBB, No. 845 KING-STREET, ,, CHARLESTON. 8.C. LOOKING-GLASSES of aH.sixas fitted to Frames. Joly 18_Pao _' fmw3roo gCBEVSH & BISSET, PRODUCE BROKERS A N D COMMISSION ME BO HAN TB, f WILL ATTBMD TO THB PURCHASE OP COTTON, RICE, Aa. Will mark, class and ship the esme. They respectful! </ selloit the patronage ef their friends end the merchants generally. ??Roe Ne). 8 Accommodation Wharft With entrance on Vendue Bange, CHARLESTON, S. C. Jalv 38 wsw?ws2* ?1 O L O O N BJ , snPKRTOB TO THE BEST IMPOSTED CO? LOGNE WATER, manufactured a.id sold wholesale and reta?: br Dr. B BAKU, Jans ai Me. Ml Meetiag-street, J J rn <$Mtof (KU. ?TES"W" GhO?IDS STOBB. No. 228 KING-STREET, EAST 8IBE, AND FOUR DOORS ABOVE MARKET-STREET FfTHE fURSCUWEB, HATING WITHDRAWN FBOlf 1 RB Ff BM BO LONG KNOWN AS THAT OF TJF- j X PBRHABOT A OAMPSKH, lu? opeaod ? ORT GOODS EiTABHiHMKUT on bia own account, at the above well known aland. Tb? ttbderslfrned, having been for man-years oosnected with the Dry Goods Business in thia city, is tliororyihry aennalrried with the wants ot this conunnnitr. Hs bas Just purchased in New York, ami now . tr.Ts to the public, tile I'BBtiUEHT 8 lOCK. SUITABLE TO I HI? M AUK ET, and one of tbe test that han ?ver boon offered. He will make lila ort ea vary re sonable, and thereby bo pea to retain and receive that full share of custom to which be confiders ninteen entitled at the bands ot bis friends and ibe public. HENRY GAMPSEN. July 16 tmwlmo F fnifl?, Chemicals, ?tr. ? B'S II DHU? S JUST RECEIVED, OHIH?I'IiT At CO.'S PtUOP VIl/VTHONS IODIZED svmip op nonsii HAPTSFT VEGETABLE CAPSULES OF M?TICO SYRUP OF HTPOPHQSPHITE OF LIME GUARANA POWDERS. i Ali fresh from Parin aud for Halo by .. Dr. H. BAKU, May 8 Ko. 131 MKET1NQ-STREET. T ? B A IC Ki lt N JUS1 RUC El VED AND FOR HALE WHOLESALE AND RU!AIL CABBON ATE OF AMMO'S I \ PRIME HOP8 CHT IM OF TARTAR li. BAEB, jDruggist, No. 181 MEETING-STREIiT. Marcb ? B BUG'S V .\ IVa MS AL 11USSI A N O EALI?O SALVE. THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS FF FEO TED lnnamorablo corea, sad hw gained tor Itaell a great reputation. 1 ho discoverer ot tbis Salve baa applied ltwitti enoineot suoce?s 1m tbou'ands of oases dar? ing the Crimean War. 'and has oared dangerous rounds, in manv case s considered mortal. MB. E. BBB? is the so's possessor of the valuable score! ot mahiGg this i?alve; from his experience in using it in Europa; and "bo success attending 'ts an pUcalion there, he has been induced to Introduce it into the United Mares. IT RELIEVES PAIN I Tho;* ?ho have Wourds, Braises, Cuts Of all kinda, or Sores, Felons, Scratches. Musquito Bites. Frost Bitten Joints, SoreLius, ChUbtet ?. .Children's | Scorbutic comphunts on Head and Face, are speedily cured. It bsa proved rf : great advantage to ladles, and bi peculiarly adapted for Pattered breast?, ?ore legs, Ac, through confinement, and other causes ' ] It acas like m agio in removing Rolls, Pimples, and Cutaneous Diseases; and han been successfully used for Corns. Bunions and Sore Throat, by apply? ing externally every eVanizg before going to bed. For sal? bf ell druggists. Price 25c. 60c, and 81 per Jsr. Onice, No. 260 Bowery, N. Y. None genuine unless countersigned E. BE BO'S UNIVERSAL RUS? SIAN B T A LINO SALVE, NO 2?0 Bowery, New York. For sale by JOHN F. HENRY, No. 8 CoUege Place, New York. otnthly_Jaly3 ROSADALIS. g ROSADALIS. Sold by GOODRICH. \Y IX KM AM & CO., Disect Importers of European Drugs sud Chemicals, May 8 stnthlyr CHARLESTON, S. 0. P ARBY'l JB?0|?I|YLA?T10 KLULD, * Letter Jt?m Ron. Alta. Et. Stephens, pf Georgia. OBAwronDsviLLE, Qa . September 29,1868. Darby's Prophylactic Fluid issn article of little cost, but great value. Ita domenic ss well as medi? cinal naos sro numerous, while its. specialties are most wonderful. I have not been without it for ten. years, and np bead of a family who can afford to bave it should be without lt. ALEX. H. STEPHENS. THE WOSDEUFllli FAMILY MKD1. CI WK. Letter from the Surgeon-Oeneral of the late Confeder eOe States. -A<r> ' U, IUCUMO^D. Va., January, la, 1889. JOHN DAUBY A co., No. 160 Willi am-street, New York : . Oenttemnn-rl bave received your latter of the 15th of December, 1868, callina my attention to your (Darby's Prophylactic) Flute. I most cheer tully ?tute that tb* Fluid was furnish? ed to, and extensively used by, the sureeons in charg? of general hospitals in the Confed?rale ser? vice with great benefit to the patiente-all tho sur? geons making a favorable report- a great deal of it was used in tue hospitals. Very respectfully, jour obedient servant, .. , . , ?AWL PBEsTQN MOORfc, M. J),.. .1J1K ASTONISHING DISIKFEOTA N-T. EMQB? COLLEGE, OXFOBD. OA., December 28, 1868. Prof. DABBY. Dear Sir-Having not been en? gaged for'many years in the active duties of the Medical profession. I sm only superficially acquaint? ed with the cla'ms ef your Prophylactic Fluid, but am well acquainted with its chemical elements. While, therefore. I cannot speak experimentally cf the value of the compound, vet the disinfecting and therapeutic properties of the agent* employed bi its composition, together with the weil known reputa? tion MT its ducoverer, as s chemist, authorize me to regard ita merl ts as of s higb order; on the whole it must be considered as a valuable oontrtoutton to the class of articles to which it belcnge. Tbeee views, I may add, are sustained by the testi? mony ot roany competent judges, who have tested its properties. Relieve me, dear sir. Yours, respectfully, A. M SANS, M.D.. LL. D. CUH1K8 BURNS. WOUNDS. STINGS, ?Ve. ALABAMA IN8AHB HOKPI?AI,, ) TuaoAXiOOSA, December 22,1888. ( Messrs. JOBM DABBY A Co.. Bo. 180 WlUutm-etreet, NewYort: * . Gentlemen-I received your circulars of the If th Instant, asking an expression of opinion from me as to ?be merits of your Prophylactic Fluid. .1 be pre? paration bas been ao general!) used by the profes? sion and public at large, and co universally'esteem? ed, that it seems to me to need no further recom? mendation. Aa a disinfectant and rc mad ial agent too, when in? dice t< d, it is not excelh dbi any similar preparation. Wense permean gante preparations very extensively in thia h< ap'tol, and cou d not do without them. I consider you>s tae beat and most elegant pt opera? tion ot the kind manufactured. Re spec ti olly yours, Ac., '"' ? P BRICE. M. D., Snp't and Physician Alabama insane Hospital. DOWER, dc MOSHES? WQOLBNALB DBUGGISTB. -.-*L.^fe*???1 sap**- fo/ ^""ft1 ?arf'Maa. A TTtsNTlON, A? VJKgtTI?ifi?S, TO THE MONTGOMERY MAIL., THIS XS ONE OF THE M.OsT PBOiPKROU j PA? 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Au?n?t* '; wfmSnos 1 rf i \ " r'ffiVtl l'y. ^1 .1. ??.HhKl'BUBbilir,, . ,? * " ?to. 87 LlN2-STREKft. BETWEEN KING AND ST. PHILIP? LUMBER OF EV KR"^ DESCRIPTION AHL BU?I.J>1NG MATERIAL, LIMB and " PL A HT EB? ING LATHS, PAIN1B. OILS, GLASES, fi Ol >- OLE*; ?so (1ROOVK AND TONGUB lit'AROS, ko., con itantiy 0? hattd at th* lowest mairt.et pnces. September If *e o 1 cnthslyt <9?i Kt?&a "- ! ii<-1 ' ttUl, M". au . , J?S???0? Salt*. Ve?ate Sale of Household Furniture, C?rpete, WM. McKAY, Auctioneer, fill ?ell THIS DAY. Wednesday. Uto, at No. 13? Meeting street, cora mo nein? at 10 o'clock. One superior ROSEWOOD WnBDBOBK, Parlor nuira. Oflee Desks, ?Dil a general assortment of louBcbold Furniture, Ingcalu Carpets, lasgo Mlr or, Ac. _August ll Boot?, Shoee, Oaitere, Balmoral*, Brogans, ?Y N. A. HUNT. THIS DAT, tho llth Ins ant. a'10 o'clock. In my salesroom, No. 142 Meeting-street, I will sell lor cash, 50 cases assorted fresh and desirable BOOT8, ?hoea. Brogans, Balmoral*, Oxford lies, Gaiters, md Ladies', Misses' and Chlldr. n's Gaiters, Balmo? rals and '.hoe*. august ll Clothing, Drg Gooda, ?tats, Shoes, $c. BY MILES DRAKE. 1 HIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock. I will sell at my store, corser of King and Liberty streets. Men's cloth, casgrmore, Joan, .-atinet and Ltuen F BO K AND SACK COATS, Pants and Vests; L. C. Hituun??cuirfc, Hosiery. Hair t-jn/ol < ol?uu, Diapers, Linen, Selecta, Padding, Printed awn. fcc ; J rases, 30 dozen, Men's and Boys' Felt and Wool gats. AI..* . TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS: 10 dozen Ladles' ?erge, plein audtipped, CONGRESS GAITERS 1 Sole Leather Travolliug Trunk 2 large Iron Pots. August ll ** Administrator's Sale, by Order of Judge of Probate. BY JEFFORDS & CO. Will be sold. IBIS? DAY, tho llth, at 12 o'clock M.. at tho southeast corner of Woolie and Meeting Tbo CONTENTS of the above GROCERY STORE. CONSISTING OF: A well silec'.cd SIOCK. OE ?I.OCERIE1, Liquors, Crockery, Ac. USO, At the aVovo place and time: ?2000 CTTV SIX PER Ol'NT. .STO K, and ;he en? tire Household and Kitchen Furniture. Conditic s cash._ Asguatll Contents of a Variety Store. BY HOWKKS & SILCOX, Will be sold THI3 DAY. the llth instant, at the btOM on the east side o- King'?troot, second door below Queen-street, at 10 o'clock, The entire Contents of a VA Kl Li Y STORR. Also. COUNTERS, Settee, Looking Glasses, Trunks, Va nats, Shoe Cartoons, Ac, Au. Conditions cash. AU artiolea to be removed im paed lately after the ?ale._August ll One Horse, One Hule, Handsome Cottage Set Furniture, Sofas, Chairs, Stoves and Sun dries at Auction. BY R. M. MARSHALL & BRO. THIS DA Y. at half-past 10 o'clock, at No. 83 Broad stieet, will I e sold._August 10 . . Estate Sale of Household Furniture. KNOX, DALY & CO, Wo. IBO Meetlng-itreet, Will sell TO-MORROW, at the residence of the late ' Mr. John F. McKay, Esst Bay, nearly opposite Society-street. The entire HOUSEHOLD FURNI rURE ontaiaed in the above premises, comprising: PARLOR.. DINING ROOM, BED BOOM AND BfTCHENJ REQUISITES. Full particulars on day of sale._August ll COLLECTOR'S SALK. UNITED STATED INTERNAL RtVENUE, ) C'CLLECTOB'8 OFFICE, 2? DlSTBIOX S. C. > CHABUESTOIT, August 10,1869. J , Seized and for sale on the FIRST OF SETI EMBER, 18 9 A HOUSE AND LOT. situated in Queen-street, one door from the northwest corner of Queen and Archdale streets, nearly ?oposite Friend-street, be? longing to H. Plate, foc.oon-payment of taxes ?me the United States, W. B. OLOUTMAN, August ll wf _CoUector. Notes, Drafts and Open Accounts. BY HUTSON LEE, Auctioneer. At. Private Sale The NOTES, DRAFTS and Open Accounts, Assola of the bankrupt Estate of Hutton Lee, wiU be eefJR on application at No. 2 Broad^street. 1 ' * . J. B. BIS?ELL, August 0 mw2 Assignee' of Bateon Lee. ^ HaUtaai*. ?|OriBAt SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I ON AN?;??uTTSB^Ahfi?? f?? IS? PAH?E-QEB TRAINS of tb? South Caron?? 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