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THE DAILY NEWS. -o ' ?I ORD AN, DAWSON ft 0 0., PBOPBTETOBS. OFF WE Ko. 149 BAtil BAT. -9 TERMS- DAILY NEWH, OW year.96 00 v ATLT News, six months.3 00 DAILY NKWB, throe months.2 00 rni-WiniKT.v News, one year.9 W TRI-WXKKXY NEWS, six months. 1 00 PA.TWKKX Invariably In advance. No ?aper sent anissa the cash accompanies the order, or for a long? er- time than paid for. -~ ?? . TH* DAILY Nawa will be served to aubscribere In late etty at ia cents a week. AnvxBTiSBMBirrs -First Insertion, 16 cents a lina; Babaminea? insertions, 10 cents a line. Business Notice*. 20 -(Mit* a Une. Mandaste ?nd Funeral No tl-on. One Dollar each. NE IF ? a U M ai A. H Y . -Gold c'osai ia Now York yesterday dull at 35. - -Cotton c'oaod maro active, with eales of 2600 balfe at 33$o. -Io Liverpool cotton, closed firm with eales of 12,000 hiles. Uplands 13d. Orleans 13.1a tm. - The,"Avifcbr" flies three times a day in Fan . Francisco; admission 25 cents. -Illinois is the first 'Northern State lo or? ganize co lor od men as part ol the militia. -Aira. Grant onco wrote poetry tor Western j journals, nuder the signature of "Anastasia." - In dome ports of Georgia the cotton plants .axe so heavy with tulls as to break down, md t*o bale* to the acre are expected. - The present population of Atlantais thir? ty-five thooBand^and there are elevon hundred new houses io procos * of construction. -Ex-Sonafcor Jesse D. Bright was re-elected to the Sen tucky-Hon se of. Bepresentatives, from the Counties or Carroll and Trimble, last week. "'' -It is now the plan to elect ex-Senator 'Henderson Governor of Missouri by the same -.tactics whiob. elected Souter Governor of Ten nessee. -Chicago has started a subscription whiob airead v foots up $20 000 for the purpose ot or? ganizing a base-ball niue to beat Cmoinnati next se?.r. -The dry goods commission bouse of Bow era, Bookman ft Co., sf Nsw York, has sus? pended. Their liabilities .are estimated at ?8,000.000. -The shipment of boots and shooa at Bos* ton last week wa* 49.475 casos, 2000 cases more 'than have been shippbi in ono week in .the history of tho trade. -Charles C. Little, founder, and senior part? ner of the B iston firm bl Lit Ho, Brown Sc Co., the well known law publishers, died on Monday in the seventy-first- year of bis age. -Peraous who marry therebv diminish their chance of bein? arrested for crime. A majori? ty of six thousand of the men arrested in New Tars last year were single, and the majority of aingle woman over married was nearly as large. -There was a raoe between two trains, ooo on the chicago and Alton, and the other on the Terre Haute Biilroid, last week. The lo? comotive? ran eighteen miles Hide? by sido, neither gaining, runniug a part of tb? distaaco WafaajJa^Xate of kojnn.ty-av?> m?s-a .%n hover, ?sfaajfr jpp?g"?g^ Washington Chronicle say* : 'fpnarles E. Yoting, Esq.? of Pbiladolphia, son pr Mr, .IMward ^oung. chiuf clerk ol ?he Bureau ot Statistics, lefLth'd city yesterday, en route ior -South Carolina, having been appointed io the position of a o'.vil enginoor on the Blue Ridge Bailroad. -Commissioner Wilson, of the general land office, has just recoived returns from the local office at Montgomery, Alabama, showinsr that during the past month fifty farms, embracing 4264 acres, were added to tho productive area, of that State under the operation of the home? stead law. -A Washington letter says : "Nearly a hun? drod small postoffioes' in various sections of the country,, mostly Southern, however, bare been .discontinued in cons?quence of the negligence ot tho postmasters to make returns, thereby Allowing their names to go ou the black list of the Sixth Auditor's office." -It is stated that tho thiok tough sap found . in hugo quantities in the leaves of Naw Zea? land flax, mav bo converted into a gum for . sealing envelopes, which when dry. unites the surfaces of paper BO thoroughly that no pro cess of steaming or soaking will permit them io be separated again. For this reason it is now bei-ig used in large quantities in England, in the preparation of what are called "safety en/elopes." -Delirium tiemens ?s generally supposed to be cnn ti ucl exclusively to excessive con eumers of ardent spirits. Caaes are not want? ing, however to imo* lint "ug .ic wines and to? bacco, waen used imm >Jarato!y. will occasion the disease. In St. Louis, Miobael Wigand! aged t hirty-three, died of apoplexy after suffer? ing trom tv* usual a>ra jtoms nf delirium tre? mens, and ale 48 supposed to have been the direct causo of his deatb. -. -Tho photograph of the person who com? mitted suicide at Crewe, England, a few weeks ago, and who waa then supposed to ba in some way connected with tho Ocean Bank robbery, has been recognized beyond doubt as th ut of Wn?i.m Leiss. formerly a cus omiauso broker ' at No. 56 Broadway, and at one time'a runner at Castle Garden. Leiss ie said to have been involved in both domestic and pecuniary diffi? culties at New York, aod to have borne a not very enviable character. --A lai ge land slide occurred near Stockport, in Columbia Conn y. New York, ou Monday .last. 1 he earth caved toa dimano* of eighty Jfeet.and.the surface moved six buudred foot, . cair.tmg trees and fences with it and lo iv mg them upright and io good order on their-new site. Some of the, weaker trees were snapped or twilled. The movement oo 'upied half an hour, being veiy gradual. and.no poise was heaid mini the mass streak the base ol a aili with a cra?h like ibunder. A fissnre deep be? yond souudfh sr. bas upreared- near the Sunken portion <>f laud, uni feats are ?I -tort?lined that ano h jr slide mav occur, rhona ands of peo pi have visited the seo io of tbe phenome? non, ?od great excitement exists hi Stockport. - rho a legod 111 treatment of tbe sailors in the United S ates navy has recently attracted great attention among the benevolent, and the interference of Congress, H ^s reposted, will be asked tor at the next session. Ihe same com , plaint is advanced against the United States army, ?nd a rigid investigation ehoud or? dered, to ascertain whether tho facta a? report? ed are correct. It- i? alleged that men havo, fdr the moat tr.vial offences, been "bucked and gae ?ed." tie ! np bv tho thumbs, shower1 bath? ed, bj iud and t hai nod, and exposed io tue ?un for a whole day in districts woore the ther? mometer Las sto?i ott* ?00 degrees. Sioo?the abolition ot flogging, these nsw punish rn on is havo b*en invented, and the question anses whether they are hot maye cruel than the lash. -Apropos of deneral Jordao, a Washington - > latter say?: "Among the distinguished names of government debtors, recording to the V Xi! - . , " .? fl -, , " ) DOOKS of tb? third auditor, is that of General Thoma? Jordan. At the breaking ont of the rebellion Gonoral J. waa captain and assistant quartermaster in the regalar army, but re? signed his commission and anbeequently tras appointed chief of staff in General Beaure? gard's command. He left the army indebted to the government in the sum or $22.000, and when Inst heard frc ni was commanding ono of the wings of tho insurgent army m Cuba. In reply to a letter of the third auditor. General Jordan merely acknowledged the receipt of tho letter, and mformod the auditor that any communion ti on would roach him if sent tc Newark, N. J., but failed to dato his letter. In view ot the uncertainty of the correspondence the subject has boen dropped tor the present. The lis of delinquent army officers who joined the Confederacy confpr?ses the names of forty seven piominent generals. General Lee is out of tho exceptions." CHARLESTON. THUBSDA? MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1869. The condition anta? Prospects ot m on tl Caroline, ; The interest taken by the Georgia pres in the affairs of South Carolina is very gra tifying to our people; but when we find i gravely asserted in tho oolnmns of the Ma orin Telegraph that "all the material inter cats of Carolina are more completely par alyied than those of the other eotton States and the evidences of recuperation are man ifealy more slow and uuoertatn," it be comes our duty to say a good word ia ou own behalf to prove that our case is not A desperate as our friends seem'lo. believe. The condition of a State is fairly indioa ted by the net money value of ita produce by the healthiness or unhealthiness of it trade, and by tbe encouragement given t I new undertakings and to all movement which look to the development and utilize don of its resources and wealth. Apply io these tests to South Carolina, it is loan that we have no reason to be ashamed c the progress we have made, and that th rapidity and certainty of our recover from the effeots of the late war have n< been excelled in any other State of tb South. . The money value of the Sonth Carolin cotton crop of 1868-69 at an average < twenty five cents a pound, is about $18 000,000. This ootton, with good managi ment, oan be produoed at ten and twelv oems. Adding to the ootton crop, ot large crop of rioe, the proceeds of bi phosphate beds, and of eur fruit and veg table trade, it may be safely estimated th the net profit on the marketable ..produ tiona ef 1868-69 is between $8 000,000 ai $10.000.000. This ia exalusrve of brea stuffs and meat raised4 fore home' oonsum don- The profit on the crops of rico ai ootton for one year is, therefore, suffioiei to pay off the whole debt of tue State. Tl seacoast has met with disaster after disa ter, but for three years the middle and u per counties have been steadily makii money. Old debts have been cleared o and no new ones of any o aasequsnoe ha been contracted. When loans of mon were wanted they coald not be had. : Tl ?orovolK>d the general adaption of the co Bystem ot aoinb t. -?inA>fcn. Whfo* **ow t rule throughout, the* State. Ali our rn? cnants agree in saying that'the gooda S' to the country dealers are promptly p: for; and we know that ia the North a; West our credit is as good ai it was in t palmiest days before the war. But after paying off old dab ts there w still a large surplus of money in the ban of the planters and farmers This was a plied io putting the plantations in worki order, to the purchase of implements a stock, and to the repairs of houses a buildings. The money, still rtmtini oould find no investment, i There were negroes to be bought, and of la?d th? was already more than enough. The gr ea part of the surplus was invested in go and, in every village in the State, tens thousands of dollars are carefully hidd from dajlight and usefulness. Upon t point, we have made careful inquiries, a we are convinced that there is more ht money in South Carolina to-day than th wis at any one time before the toar. We wi to see this mouey in acuvo circulation, e lt will gradually flow into the channels trade. But confidence ie 'a plant of el growth, and the dangers and tho vieil iu les of the psst are not easily forgouoo Passing from the country dietrich's, wb are practically out of debt undara ve m ready money than they evar_ had before, turn to toe cities of Columbia and Charl ion. lu these cities the. spring trade 1869 was better than that of 1868 or 18 while there is every reason to expect unusually good fall trade Columbia gradually rebuilding. Senator Spraj promises to erect mills on tue Gulum canal, and the value of real estate is vanoing steadily, if slowly. Charleston rapidly recovering her old business ! Gi gia and Alabama ars again supplied by Charleston jobbers and morchauts, ? thanks to the improvements itt our railr system, freight" ls. sent without trans! ment from Charles? on to St. Louis, Vii burg and tbe oiiies of the Gulf. We t & fl iet cf swift steamships plying bets this city and the Northern ports. ' A lin steamships from Charleston to Liverpool reot was. established last, year, and ii aeoomptished fact. In October the steamship qf the season will be load inj our wharves for Liverpool, taking abi not only the South Carolina staple, but cottons nf Georgia and Alabama enc Mississippi. Wast other Southern city, oept Baltimore, bas established direct t with Barops f Ia oar sister elms t was a great dael of talking and writ Charleston said nothing, but has ?stab ed the Charleston and Liverpool steam line:- ? . And in regard to railroads our people not iain' A n nra nor of ne w railroad j et* are already before.the public. g of them may injure Charleston, butt them will be or benoni io the State at li Toe Big Father of Byroad*-i he Ridge-ia under oom rae?, ?adis exoeot pour into our lap th? vast trade of thu \ ?hile through Charleston wit! fl JW th< migrants and tho foreign gooda whiol Watt requires. Governor Scott will bably make a cool million ?at of the .* "' ' '-. 8 '?'?"? . ? ' u;.r . ? ?yt hi Ridge Railroad contract, bat ii Appears te bf the general opinion that the . road will be well worth 7te nott, including the Steal? ing. We have silo the Port Rojal Rail, road, the Air Line Railroad, the Chatham Railroad, the Cher aw and Greensboro' Rail road and others. We mention these as an ovidenoo that the people are alive and wide awake. Agrien tumi societies are forming in nearly every county, and the first annual Fair of the State Society will be held in November. Mere than one immigration so oiety is in active operation. And we have every reason to believe that we shall be able to obtain enough Chinese laborers for the seaooaat to enable the planters to pnt all their best lands in cultivation. This Chinese labor will also, by competition, make the freedmen work more steadily and faithfully than they are pleased to do now. ThesC ?rc h?d ??O?B, ?nd we ask our Macon contemporary whether they show a oondition of "oumplete paralysis," or of .'slow and uncertain recuperation ?" And the prospect ?head is as bright as we could desire. The short cotton and rice crops promise well. Corn may be short, but we have money with which io buy bread. Ou the sea islands the caterpillar has done no harm, and the most experienced long cotton planters predict a better orop of that valu . able staple than we hate had for many years. t, This is oar oondition. This is what we have done in spite of the Radical devils who riot and revel in the L ?gislature, on the bench, at the courthouse, and in the Executive M *naion. Blasting and vaunting are not te our taste, but we do un hesita 'tingly assert that South Carolina is at this moment aa sound andas strong, financially and industrially, as any other Southern Stale, while our prospects for the future are at least as bright as those of Virginia and Georgia., . .We hope, therefore, that the Telegraph will reconsider its unfortunate statement, and admit that there may be some peace, some security, and some prosperity in poor Carolina ! , PRINTING-. V THE NB WS JOB OFFICE, tim. 149 Kart Bay, Executes all kinda or PLATH and ' FABIOT PRINTING with neitneae and 'dispatch. The beet work guaranteed at lesa; than i Kew "fork prices. "1 OB' BYBBY DESOUI PTION JOH WOKK, BRIEF?, PAMPHLETS, POLICtE3 CARDS, CIRCULAR*. MOTES BILL-HEADS. P?STKBS, HE rJEIPTS CATALOGUES, BANK-CHECKS SH.OW-CABD3, PltOOftUaMTRS TICKETS, DRUG LABEL?, kt., tee. AS WELL AS . i . ""' ? t. Y, " LAW BLANKS of every description, Printed st die shortest no lee, ? and cheap for cash, at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. THEATRE MANAOEB3. TRAVELLING SHOWMEN, RAILROAD AGEST??. ?'. HOTEL KBEPEBS, STEAMBOAT AGENTS. And all thoae who havo JOB PRINTING to o o, will find it to their laureat to ctil at : ' . .'"?T-h'- ' ^L,-: THE NEWS JOB OFFI0E, Hs. 149 iras? Bay. j A large and wall assorted sises of PAPEB8 and MATERIAL topton baud, troca wh'ch sa nctions may be made. OOB FB?EB3* IN THE COTOWBY may send their orden to ? TAB NEWS JOB OFFICE, And rely upon their reeetrras the same attention and. belpg en?d asprsmpttv and aa cheaply as If elven persooaBji , ? % . Oar Job Department ia te charge of Hr. J 48. t\i PABBY. ; a pmotleal and. ex pe??nce? Joe Printer, who will afford every taafUty po*?uVe ls tba evMrnHoe ?f order?. Address ' ?Jt U ? . ? ? W 3 J O . O 9 WIC K, Ks. la? Saat Bay, Cheleston, 8. e. j WA NT RD, A BAH WHO VJ M JO li K - STANDS BFPAIRING .addles ?nd Harness, at Ho. Hg MEETINQ-BTBEEr. 1 Au na? M FIO? WAITED.-W UTICO DA 11< Y Fifty Dosen PBBS?BVING FIGS. KIN MAN'- SALOON. Angnaj ia_thal_No. 279 Rlng-ttreet. WANT? D. A COLOKBU WON AW, TO Cook and Warb. Apply at No. 62 ' GO wi NU 81 BEBT._1? _?.nauat 12 WA KT BO, A SITUATION BY A COM PETENT Bookkeeper, ont who is willing to take ino place ot an Assistant. WU1 oct an sulie? man end make himself generally useful. ( as no objection to travel. Salary not ?o mucb an objectas permanent employment Re-t of refcreccrs ?Iv? -n. Address ?CH?LLKS10NIAN," careot "NEWS Or? alea/]_Angurttll SHRIMP! SHH1MP l~WA^TEO H*L spoNMBLE FISH Kt-MEN to contract for fur nlshlag BHBIMPdslly during tbe season. PAUL, WELCH & BBANDhS. .8 . Angustio WA AT KI?, PA HT OAT A Rt> SIOUX ric, say l H RR t?. UB FOTJB BOOM-?, en or rear Wi ntwortb-strcet. or HutloOge avenue. Bent not to exceed $880. Adorera X- 0. E., st this office. July 87_ . ?/anTKl?, BY A H&HRlkO MAN, A Vf st tua ti cm In some Cotton Mill *outb or South? west; ls acquainted with all branches, haring work? ed In them ell. hat ehonld s?lect WE WIN a a" a cholee, fardes wi ahina to engage such a parson -U! pleaseadores sa note, stating terms, to JOHN J. KELLT, Ho. IK Hate-street, Boa teen. Mayat WAFTED, KVfcllltlODl TO SUB. 8GBEBB to the CIRCULATING LIBRARV - 0HABLES ?. SIGHTER'S Select Library of Kew Books contains si! cf tho latest publications. April ai_No. 181 KtKO-STBEET. GH I 8) B M E LABORERRr-FAKTIEB wlektng to employ large or small nambira of GHIN ESE LA BORK RH, rr ?y make the neee??ary arrangements for proourmg gang? ef si?- required delivered m any part or tb? conn try. by application to KHOPMANaCHAAP, ban Francisco, California July io_ WANTED, KV rc KY BODY TO KStlW that JOB PRINTING or all kinds, plain and oimmcntal, ia executed promptly in the neatest style and at the lowest New york patres, a? tara >KWB Jo? office, No. 149 f.Asr BAT Call und ex? amine the scale of prices' before giving ymir or J era elsewhere. W'ANTED. IflBMT'. ?TOR T|IK AMERI? CAN FA KM HRS' HORSE BOOK, in both Eng? lish and German, by Robert ?-tewart, V tv., ot Mfaa. "he work corers the whole ground of tfteBreeding atid raising, and the treatment pi horses and mules, b?'.h In eieirness and health. It baa Won tts wa? to popular favor, and ls txlary the ?neat postular and beet Selling BoMb Book ont. Address O. P. YEN , Publisher, cincinnati, O. 6mo* March 10 Co Heat, rpo St EST OX BU LUV AM'S ISL.AMO. A JL neat COTTAGE-RUH. i HOU?B,< with cistern and some Fnrnltnre, situated on Middle street, about fire minutes' walk from the steamboat landing. Terms liberal if applied for this wee? to W. HUNA'. No. U Market-street, no th side. , . Aogost ia_>* mu KENT, TiJiV. PU KASAN TL. Y ?ITU JL Al KD TWO AND A HALF ?TOBY RESI? DENCE. No. 0 Gadsden street, opposite Wentworth Apply at CHABLEaTON STEAM saW AULL. Juge U . ._.. . _ T)B\b ?8TATK AGENTS, AND OTHERS Jfti ' having boutes to rent, can har? WAr'Placarda. Ac, printed at tb? lowest rates and In th? newe?? and neatest-styles of type, st THE NEWS JOB OF ?ICE, No. lil East Bay Jpn Salt. FOB. SALE, POUR. MeC tRTU Y ROL? LER OIifH, second hand, but little used 1 Prem um Fuaa Grist MM, "Prosous" Patent 1 Hand-power steel Grist Mill 18 Ploughs, of varied and mont approved patterns. I all but little used, an 1 ut low prices 1 Cotton B ?aker 1 Four-horse Power Steam Engine, reoond hand, in 1 . good condition. Apply to O AM EBON, B ABKLEY fr CO., Norbeasl corner Meeting and Cumberland streets i Angosta_ ? _la? FtR SILE LOW, A LARGE CHURCH OI'GAN, contamina thirty-five S.ops,, ALSO. A SMALL PARLOB . ..a\N> containing four Mona, in a handsome Rosewood Case. Apply at JOHN BAKER'S ORGAN FAG IO BY, No. 13 Van dercorst>?>T?et_thatnath Jnly 8 ! A T P lt I V A T K SALK, Til AT PINK J\. PTAND with fix'ures for a Grocery, corner Calhoun and Baal Bay etreeta. No. 85. Apply ON PBEM1-BH.'_tb stn January 21 T7WJM BALK. r?S IS, H I* A Dit KO THOUS Jj AND AORKS OF LAND in Kerebaw County. Bon tb Carolina. OONatSTTKO OT: FIFTY VI- RY PEL EOT FA KM s near Camden and on the Railroad, varying lu ala? from 180 to 800 acres These and adjoining I arma are being taken bv our best ciilaens, and ?gard every advantage tor beal th lui, cornier able and profitable tarma. MANY LARGE AND CHOICE PLANTATIONS. convenient to market DESIRABLE RESIDEN OES in Camden and Kirk? wood. SEVEBAL LARGE TRACTS OF WOOD LAND AND A few very VALUABLE MTB" for manufactories. Address. WM. M. SHANNON, Attorney at Law, (am. len. H. C. Joly as _ PAP ' - ^ Imo* AUUTIONKEKS, BKOKER8, ?HD others wishing "'or Sale" Hacar?s, business Cards, or other Job Printing executed with neat? ness and dispatch, will co..Fuit their interest by Isav Lng their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, Na 149 East Bay. _? _ T7H>t< SALE, OLD NKW8P4PKHS IN ?j . any cuaittity. Price 75 cents per hundred The cheapest wrappim? paper that can be used. Ap? ply at tbe office of I'H K N KWs. March 1 Jost ??b Jama LOST: YESTEHDAV MOKMSU, A CHILD'S GOLD BRACELET, in St. Philip. iireet between Moni? and Radcliffe. The finder aili be rewarded, if left at NM ?02 ST. PB 11TP 31 RLE f. _I*_August 13 LOST, A BLuK ANO TAN DUO. AS? HWI'.BSMO tho hame of Jet. A reward will be ;iren if left at No. 3 PITT-M r nLE r. August 12 1 I It KN HOTEL, THIS HOU:*B l-l,BULL OPEN FOR THE AO JOMMOPATION of visitors. 1EHM3.-sixty doi:ors f$G0) per month. B. M'WALPOLE, Ag-nt. Augusts " IhatuS ?Ur/PjttBl?VIi LB HOUSE, " bULtr^AN'? I>LAND, >, JOSEPH H. OPPENS VIII, Proprietor, I ' -jit . -u ' W PULL OPEN FOR TBS B'CHPTION OF ?ither I'H it ll AN EN OB TRANSIENT: BOARDERS rorro?, SI per dav; 612 per week Table supplied aith tba beat tee market affords, and. m ala et rr. d ia arrivai of tho steamer from the ci tv. Compt? ent and"attentive servants Tn aiteodacce Bath Ions? contteeWd with ina establishment. - Au.net 4 wfamtW* ? - .?.i??1. ? . fj II A It iu IC S T O If IS O T IB L ? CHARLESTON, 80TJIH CAROLINA. THIS FIBST-OLAHS HOTEL. f-I IUATEO IN A ileaaant location, and lu tho humeas portion of the :it , randsrs itthemoat >.eeirai>le Hotel for eltbeg HmiaarentortranoentRnos;?. he accommodatlonB >rennsorpaa?ed, havl'tg.ex'enstve suites ol elegantly u ninofl ap rtmeut? io fmMes, a d single a en I le n-n Tbe proprit-tor will endeavor io maintain tbe iluh reputation ? Joyed bv tbe " 'barleaton" as a ' but CHM? bona?, ano no effort ?id oe soared to d? lerve a ooutnuane? of the liberal .patronage hare to? ar? bestowed Upon lt The best ot Live y accommodation? will be found djoinlng tbe establishment. Ike house L supplied with the celebrated Arte an Waler of which deJjhifal badja can b? bad ber day or ul'jht. i, JI.IoK-ON, fall?s Proprietor. ^ T . CLOUD ?OT BL. TfllS NEW AND COMMOl IOU? HOUSE, T OOA1 - iD d?msr oi Brood wat tad Fotty<*?cobd-?>*eet. MaseaMM ?I-IV^T???.???. ?W??; - W c'b.er h?^r.-^ tor tim mi oitmodatlou o. tts cuesta. J.? Waa built expressij or s flr-t-rl -SB family b arding house-the rocada Mlae iaag? and en ?ul'* beato? i y ote*? -with n?i tau cold w>tar. andlur ilshed a?con<i tonoaet ?Mile he culinary department bi in the moat agnarl^awea laud?,. aflf; ruing iroeaia an. ujaetaaUe? table, (Ha? of bwood-a Paient, I -levai ora m aaao arnon? ne ?'ra >deru impeovemeali." ?na mt the servie o' tnatto as al' hcAtra. tb? Rroadw ?V Sad trattversiry Pla*? Car* pas? t?e l?0r ?vsrv four- o.tmuee; rtrenm^ trotu tte Cit? Ha l to centra Pa.h, while Ul? Sixth abd eventb Avenue'Ines arc nut a ?hort block un etfL'ei aid??, ?flort?itug ample licl?ltles for cominuuioating arith an b# depo??v -, ataamixosi landiags, ?lac?? ol arroae. meut end business of tho grout metr?poli?. ; BOM B di QWLLBT. Prepjrt*t?ri. Jglltealis laina .'.,,..!;: (- '-i?,'*.( .ii.-;'-' ; ?? ;> ./ . WASHINGTON liODfiR, No. 5, A. K. M. THE BROU li AB COMMUNICATION OF WASH? INGTON Uoilge will be held at Masonic Hall, lacra (inorada?) Eranino, August la, at Bight o'ei ck. Candidatos for the H. A. and F 0. Degrees are re? quest? d ,o be punrtuaL By order W. M. O. B. SIG WA LD, August ia_ Secretary. I. ??. O. V-HOWARP liOOOB, ftc 3. THE MEETING OE THIS LODGE WILL BE ho <l I ms (Thursday) Evsiasa, at Eight o'clock precia ely. *lp < andidatee for Initiation and Tegrees will be pnnctuaL E. L. TEURE ?, August 12 th Recording secretary. CATHOLIC INSTITUTE. THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF TOE Catholic Institute will b- held at their Hall, 1 ms Thursday) EVENING. 12th, at Eight o'clock. H I'MtY J. O'NEILL, August 12 frocre tar? C. I. JMiscrttancaufl. HENCH CALP SHOKS. F S CASES OF LOW QUARTER FRENCH CALF SHOES, ata great eaorlheo. Sold by the ?Ingle pair. JOHN ( OMMIN-, August 13 tbmt No. 131 Meeting-street. fTH? CONTRACTORS. LUMBER MK? A AND SHIPBUILD EBS. . I AH NOW PREPARED TO IXBOUTB PROMPT? LY, upon the shortest notice, orders for SoUTHERa VhLLOW PINE. POPLAR. HM KO HY, GUM soil other hard wood of any dimensions, delivered in the Ry of Charleston, el?ail and bright eqnal to the best city sawed. For further info ?nation, apply to Mr. E. N. Ul-.ODIE. Charleston, H. C. J. M HUMBERT. John's Island Steam S.?w Mill, August lat. 1869 August S in th Imo rjlHOMAS J. RATHER ?SI CO., MANUFACTURERS OF FIN'S CIGARS, Particular attention to Special Brands for Grocers and Jobbers. Nos. 2? LIBERTY-STREET AUB 51 MAIDEN LANS ' NEW TOBK. a?7* Samples eentjo lesponaible hornes. Joly a? tuth?3mo A. CH IC VAK CX, SCULPTOR AND ARCHITECT. MARBLE WOBKtd, Comer Flee ii MR-street and Hort bee as'? Alley, CHARLESTON, 8. C. Plana made to order ?nd wosk exe tm tod promptly .Inly 1 thmGmos' Jgl LA8T1C JOINT IRON ROOFING, "OUIOALT'd PATENT," Vor Residences Sn?sr Houses. Cotton Gins, Bridges, Ac. Manufactured by SHOSNBERGEB k CO., No. 15 Public Landina*, Cincinnati, Ohio. July M_DAo_ imo Q II A 8. HICK. K Y , _ GILDER, PORTRAIT AND PICTUBE FRAME MANUFAO '/ TUBEB, No. 845 KI NO-STREET, CH ARIE-.TON. B.C. LOOKING-GLASSES of ell sixes fitted to Frames. July 16 PAO fmwSmo E 8TABLIBHHD,1818, THE MARION 0RE3CENT, MARION. S.~C. PUBLI8HED WEEKLY BX . . S.E. MeMILLAN, Proprietor, THE CRESCENT, BEIN a TBE PURCHASER ind successor ot (he old district paper, is the oldest journal lu the oas ern part of the State. . the Orescent is tas official ai via sr of Marion County The Orescent has a large and growing circula Uon among tbs be-t people of the Peedee Country. l he Crescent ia the beat advartism;} medium in th.*) secuou. Always addtesa CRESCENT, August 10 Imo Marion, a. G. TH K STAK . AMD ' ^ SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER, As an advertising medium. Offers faoi'ities to Mer? chants, Dm gists, Machinists, Ac, of extending their business, unsurpassed by any Southern Weekly. Its circulation is fan Loco nias- ceneral. Real Estate agents, and parties interested in the purchase or sile of real estate wll find lt to their advantage to consult Ita columns and ad vertigo therein, as we ar? effecting arrangement? by which our paper will circulate largely among Northern ca? Hallets. Information tending to the development of our mineral, m mufac turing and agricultural resouice-? - descriptive ot climate, soil. & - -soliaited and thank? fully received from any section. . Te rm twasii, asa year; a copy gratis lo anyone sending Vx suoaenbers; a duo ?.f ten, S2 CO each. Bates ot advertising booral. Address W. J. MOKE KRALL. J ul v IG Marion., s C. ?rn otis nal. w A 9 H I S ? T O ST OOLLBOE. ti 9m LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. PRESIDENT, GENERAL R. E. LEE, AIDED BY A FULL COBBS OF PROFESSORS. THE NEXT RBSHION OPEMS SEPTEMBER 16xH 1869, and closes Ju? e 25tb, 1879 In addition ?o the roi;ular Collegiate course, tba l-'roieaviional -chools of Law and Civil and Mining Engineering, are in full opetatinn.. 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De? pa I' of .-dence; being a iu'l aoooui t ot Moden Bpi ttuallam. ita P. enomooa, aol the valona th?orie regarding it. tl 36. .???nchettfe"' ran be had for on?, dollar, and wi 1 ne sen) io Shy part ol the count y fer twont. five ceute^extra Any Booka published in AmerJcA cr Europe aant free of postage on receipt of publisher's price. Ad dreaa .-P FOOABTIE?a BOOK DEPOSITORY. No. 38? Ktog-atieet. (in tba fiend,) chiriestot?. 9. ? May li pee Btuthem?j PEACHES I^P?AC??ES ! AFRBS? LOT JUVT ARRIVED, WHICH WILL be ?old cheap l BTES OAT by VT HUNT, No 42 Market-street. North bide. August 12 i* BACON AND MACKEREL (,)/ ! MOX lis LONG CLHAR MDBS IN DRY ?\J SALT 20 b?x?e Lon* dcor Bib Sides in Dry Salt 60 pk?o. New Nm. 2 and 3 Mackerel. For f>ale by JEFFORDS ic CO. August ia :< E ANT ii RN HA V. 1 fifi BALKS PRIME EASTERN HAY. AAJVF For sale by OLNEY Si CO. _AugUst 10 NEW YORK BAGUhNU, D'lUBLE AN CHOU BU A NO. Tn B STANDARD WEIOTT "iSiftiy?. TH* standard width full 44, Inches. It is wider, closer, stronger, anti affords better pro? tection tor the ?utiro covorinfj of ?he Cotton bale chan any other n uae. We Bell at manufacturer'a price and expenses laid Sown here, A supply always on band. WILLIAM ROACH St CO. Augusto_Imo Agents, HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH. 1 HO BALB8 HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH, T.AND JL"/ Vf INO ex Bobooner B. N. Hawkins, and foe ?e by HENuY COBIA it CO. August 10 tutbs3 PE*S. OAAA BUSHELS IILAOK PEA", SUITABLE ?jy *\J\f for seed an1 leedl g for sal? by Joly 2*_f.j. Sc.BR & CO. CHEAP CORN, QAAA BUSHELS WEstERN WHITE CORN, Ol/vFV/ sltgntly heated. For cale, at a low pri?e, by T. J. KEHR Si CO. jaiy 22 _ NEW tiOOlKS EAST? INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, A GRE EA? SL5, IUOB?U? ?cloub a id healthy tood. used lor Pudding?, Jellies, Diane ?I anno. Ice Cream, GriddleCakea, Honpa, nc , put up lal lb. pack? ages, with directions for ns... Deeiicat'd cocoanut, for Wes, Pudding*, Cakes, Atc, put up in half tb packages, w tb directions. Sweet Oil, French and American in hall pints, pints and quarts. Cider and White Wino Vinegir, warranted pure Freeh Roasted t io Coffee, of good quality, at 35c. V lb. Just i ecoiveil and for sale by CO-OPERA ?.IVB ORUUBRY STORE, Southwest corne r Meeting and Market street?. H noa? delivered tree. May 28 SPEAR'S PATENT FRUIT PRE SEttVISG _SOLTJTIOlV. ASUPPLY RECEIVED PER STE A ii - HIP M AG NOLIA. The cheapest and most reliable method known for preferring ah kinda if Fraftn, Tomatoes, Vegetable1?, older, fcc Wai ran; od health? ful, and will Pi caer ve Fruits, fcc, wi thou > air tigftt Ing the jars or can*, with or without sugar, atone half the cost nf any other known method. For sale by W. ?. CORWIN fc CO., No. 27a Kixg-etreet, Between Wentworth and Hasel streets. August 10_tufa H. & H. W. CATHJfc.lt Hf UOD'8 EXTRA FINE PURIS OLE? MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. IN ORDER TO FACH ITATE THE SUPPLY OF OUR PURK OLD -lONONG.HELA RTE WH1S KIES to our former numerous customers at tho South, we have appointed Messrs. H. GERDTS A CO our Agent-, wno by this amusement, are en? abled to supply the trade ot prim* w*. icu will I usuro latlaiaotton. H. fc H. W. CATHER WO 'D. H. d( H. W. CATIIEUWOUOB'S EXTRA FINE PURE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES*. /?rrw BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAVORITE OVJ WHPiKlK'*, consisting of X, XX. XXX, XXXX, and NECT AR and CABINET BB&.ND3, and also ef ower ?rades. Now landing, and fer sale low by H. GERDTS it CO., June! 2 8tntu3mo_No. *. East Bar. ^ FRESH BRUC?S? . JUST RECEIVED AND FOB HALE, WHOLE? SALE: AND UKI A L, by Dr. H. DAER, No. 131 MIfETING-HTRKET WOLF'? SCHIEDAM rCHNaPPS Hostetter's Bitters Plantation Bitters Foutz* H oreo and Cattle Powder. Winslow's soothing syrup Perry Davis' . siukilier Mexican Mustang Linament jrahneatock's Venniiuge Peery'a Dead Sbot, fcc, fcc, fcc, June 26 ntuth $100 PER HAY DINCON riNU?D HAVING OBTAINED AN FX TENSIVE AND widespread sale for .?CEN TU RY" brand of Pino Out Chewing Tobacco, we desire to announce that w^ shaU not pack dally $100 in tho smalt tin? ton paper? after this .date, July lat. its merits being so favorably recognised ihat this ?udueement is no lorger nee* s s iry. Td avoid rnlsappreh<*ns'on, how? ever, wo would add that we ariah continue to pack wders for elestant MEERSCHAUM PIPES in our "Yacht Club" and "Eureka" brands of Smoking Tobacco. lhe "Yacht Club" ia devoid of Nicotine, and can act Injure the health, aud ia especially r> e.-n.mend? ed to people of sedentary occupations or nervous H>nstltutiona. The trade are invited to send for circulars. P. LOBIZiL ABD, July 17_Btnthlmo_New York. ~ F4tR SALE. ALOT OF CYl'RKSS POVTH AN 1/ PLANKS; Also, a lot of A H PL ANKS. 8 and 4>i inches mick, nov landing by Steamer Marlon on Mar iban'-Wharf. J. MAI/SHALL, Jr. July 13_ ta'ha HO*EY I " FOR SALE, WHOLESALE ANJ> BETAL. RY Dr. H. BAER, June 23 NO. 1U Meeting-street. JUT L . V 1 li kt SS Y ',1 TROT, NEW YORK, MA K UFAC ru II K K OF HOVES, RANGES, HEATERS, HOI^OW WABE, Ac. / MANUFACTUREIS OF / .PHILANTHROPIST," " CU-5* COOK,' "CHARTER OAK" AN^OIVILIAK" COOKING/ STOVES. DMIBABLY ADAP1ED t<> ^HR SOUTHERN /.*-RADH. AHA f rom SAi.il ?V >, 1. FULLARTON, AUGUSTA! QA THE?? STOVE? BT*^ UNRIVALLED FOB t pact ty dar?btlitv, ooaf u,?*** *o<l tb* ?enera! urpoae? io which < o?^[ *.* tiaed. The KU ANTHROPIC i/?*rahesv> pluted, and has eh Drawer; can ne****. m,2 * eix_belier hole tove; baa cant l*L.?7"teJ r??" ?al vanned, or aamel lined. TOt-olase fto*e. T?o maANtao?e^ls**?Mro**art hat a fine lanra Thia stovf*3. b** *'-b 'be extension aek. Mx holes, >^T**?Ttoif Wbeq SesireS ?or further ^??a^apni;< to January 8t/_ *?30* Augusta. Qa ? ?at?U^?'?**-* A U IllCt. lat DH. Af? kV wyftBHOUSS AND SEED SIOBB. liMiffllVBAj. ^UP?muXNTS, O^BOBK ELl^RBE'S TRANSPLANTER ?OR SALE. / Gfio. kjMNGRRK, / v ?c. 10 Maottug-.tr/5i, Unadea'MU