The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 13, 1869, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEWS, ll OBD AN, DAWSON 4 0 0.? ? * \ t QFFIQB So. Ito BAM BAY. OL! ? a tam-DAILV Nm oaf you.98 00 'Din.Tllxwa, six montos.8 M Wt? . i)aaa,x S KWH, three mont li?..a 00 ? > :* fe'1 XBI-WRX?X? SBWU, one year.3 Ou - ITU-WEESXT Nsws, nix months.3 00 Partasr invariably in advar-ee. No paper "sent mnhm the cash ascompinlesme order, or for a long? er Bxax Own paid for. Xsr* tXkiiT NEWS wal be served to subscribers tn -eke ott? '?t ia cents a'week. ?Brar?aaif tnrn -First insertion. IS cents a Une; iubsequent hwernons, 10 cents a Une. Business Metises, io. en tn a ene. llanrtege and Funeral Ko .Ieee, One Dollar cu-h. ii M ir 3 a o MM JIM r. -Go1.d closed quiet yesterday at Now York ai 34*. -The New York cotton market closed firm. Sales 2300 bales ai 33*0. -At Laver pool cotton was unchanged. Sales 10,000 b Jes. -Au illustrated didy paper is to be started in San Francisco. .=-ThwDemocrats elect three and the Radi? cals three members of Congress ia Alabama. -It is proposed to found a fellowship in Trinity College, Dublin, wh oh will be open to the comp?tition of Catholics. -The ceremony of breaking ground for the building of the new postoffica waa duly per? formed m New lark on Monday morning. -The first business to come before the Span? ish Cortes, which reassembles in October, a Madrid dispatch announces, will be the elec? tion of a King. -The London Pall Mall Gazette estimates the amount of United Statss bonds held abroad io be about $1900 000 OOO, which, if the esti? mate be correct, wonld cause a dram of $60 000, 003 a year ir om this country to pay the interest onihejii. -A young blood in New York sold smoked bits of glass on Broadway, on Saturday, for a wager. He netted Sty dollars besides the stakes, ?hieb were one th cus md dollars. His groom and horses took bim from bis stand st the expiration of lbs time agreed upton to de .?ide the wager., -And uaw, Cleveland, Ohio, and Quincy, BL, demand the national capital, while Akron, * Ohio, enos for the naval academy. The for Mer cities found their oleim on location, and the latter on the possession of a floe oaoal, on which tho middies could be taught navigation without getting seasick. -Dr. Osgood gives his impressions o' 3pur g&on te tots language : "He does a large and food business in souls. His gifts are as much ./. the bowels as of the brains, and he seems ^^?o be foil of sympathetic juices, in which bis ^K?t audiences float like a great navy in an ?pp*? barhor.* No wonder Mr. Osgood's Rw York congregation accepted his resigna m -HaasptrisA jovarnalu icUUi a tfs^BtefiMB, ?of suicide. A shopkeeper at PesLh shot him Hwelf with a pistol, having previously written to I * friend that "lib is insupportable. lodore my wife, but she hts grown so stout -suv that waa of so ravishing a figure when I married her." He added that he preferred to die rath? er than bo unfaithful to bia wife on this ac? count, ox to rase legal means to be separated from her. t -A mechanic in Memphis has produced a Titan for a low pressure steamboat, which ho ^claims will hare double'the speed ot any now in nee, while it will cost little more than boats po tbe old pian.. It can also be run at half the expaueo for lab a* and faeL It ia divided into oorarpaxtments, water aud air tight, and can no t be soswged so as to sink. Fire io the bold can be eoofrned to a single compartment, and will be readily extinguished by steam, for which suitable apparatus is provided. ? --Farmers starting raaai? culture would do well to devote the first year ent rely to propa? gating the roots, and setting them oat ia the field intended for permanent culture alter the first year. Turee harvests can be made an anally, each giving a very handsomer tura ?or awtjb fattie labor and capital. The growth ot Bte?Decome more dense after each cutting, slid prodaeo fibre of Aaec texture as the growth becomes closer. A machine has been invent? ed capable of preparing the product ef one sore per diem. -The Spanish army in Cuba it ia estimated, . aaBOoata to about 70,000 well equipped soldiers. Of thia number 38.000 ere native volunteers. Tbe number of troops landed from Spain sinee November. IMS. amounts to SO 567 ; to these marv be added mobilised militia? 8600; Spauish volunteers at the front. 0000 ; Spanish volun? teers in g arri-on, 7000- -making a total of 41077.. But from this number must be deduct? ed about 10.000 carried off by disease and wounds, leaving 82,077. Ces pedes, the revo Intinniat, it is reported, baa under him 60 000 men 36 000 well sud ?5 000 poorly ara>ed r Jawin ?L Day, formerly private secretary to General Bi an, arrived at then litton House. Niagara Falls, last Friday, with letters pur portmg to come from the Cub m Jauta in Jew York asking the General to come to New York imm 3d lately with Day. Byan sus? pecting the letter was a forgery, a ceased Day of tretehery, which the latter was anal? ly compelled to admit, whereupon Byan gave bim a severe and unmerciful horsewhipping. Dssfi. on his knees, begged for mercy, but norw waa shone him until the guests rushed in and tcok the whip from tbe General. The .?ff'ir crea'ed considerable oxcitemeut. -According to a correspondent of* the New York Ti ibm. c, every one in Canada is anxious for a o tange ia the plan of the Government or the Dominion. The newspapers ot thc Domin? ion t?0 avery different story, most of th., ru opposing independence as likely to we < ken the j government and give np the material aid which he mother coantry bas hitherto afford- j ed, both io a militarv and in a financial way. while they are equally unanimous in declaring that aubtxation ts noe to be thonght of for a moment, and that there is not eveu an insig? nificant party hi favot of such a change. ' The discrepancy between the two accounts is not east Iv explain d. -The Cuban Junta in New York City, on Mowday, received a m .il from Pr aident Cet> pedee. which: contained what purpoita to be important hews,' Puerto Pricotpe it to be attacked on the 15 tb ins tam ; tbe attacking Jacoe are only awaiting tho arrival of artillery, wm ch bas bees recently landed. The whole itaaaberof vessels so far landed in Cuba with rasia and sopo li os for tbe re valut ion'at s is niue. Tho who ie (tomber of nuptial ena landed ia 3600, m soily Americana. General Que sada basin bis command 3000 men; well armed and sup pited; be sides' 8o00 men enrolled who nave no arms except tho machete. The army is in good health and baa a snperibULdaiice ofpro '?" \ : j -The, Washington correspondents BZJ thai j the judie moos ar e by no moana few of a dig ni- j fied row in tho Bau tc A pari y before the inau I guratiou of the new year. Duaflbowd ?eput? Ileana ia the ca mp proclaim wit boat hesitation their intention to have certain Blights suffered by then, since tbe present administration came into office remedied, and promise no end ot tb? war when Congress meeta n ni eas ample satis? faction be ob tai ned for their grievances. Tbe Boatwell faction, oom posed of the taltra Radi c ile. wbo favor continual proscription ot tbe Southern people, and the election of Bontwell io the next Presidency will, undoubtedly, pie sent a strong front, and rely upon their leader to role the President in Cabinet deliberations if possible. -Notwithstanding: the heat, says the Pall Hall Guaotte. tbe greatest activity is shown ID poshing foi ward the structure erecting in gt. Peter's for the (E'om.'nical Council. The ar? chitect, 8ignor Vospignani, is daily in atten? dance and he is kept at high press ore by the Pope. ? circular has been addressed to the bishops, enjoining them to choose coadju'ors to discharge the r duties during their presence at the connell. Io was to gire facilities for snob arrangements that tbe Pope nominated so many bishops inpartibu* in the last Consis? tory. The coanoil will pnppieBS several relig ous oruers and useless congregations, and man; commun moa ot women. It will also for? bid reliqieux to accept the functions of parish priests, requiring the las t to be e: calar schol? ars. Cardinal Mattei, dean of the Sacred Col? lege, is dangerously ill. He lately made his will, bequeathing his immense fortune to his near relations. He leaves a million of francs ingold a-d a half million m notes CHARLESTON. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 13. 1869. A Ttalef. Forger and Murderer la Congress. It is a notorious fact that tbe Rad i c al Republicans of Bomb Carolina are led by men of doubtful character, whose integrity in nearly every case is in the inverse ratio of their amar ness and party skill. As there are bud a handful of decent Bepubli raes in the State, this was to be expected, { ?nd the biokering of rival demagogues would possess no publie interest only tba , when rogues fall oat, damning facts o<>me to light which would otherwise be covered forever by the broad bUck mantle of Radi? cal party charity. In this way publie at. tension bas been directed to the wordy duel between United States Senator Sawyer and Congressman Be wen on ons side, aad the Mtckey-feuiily on ibB etS6r. " The Mackeys denounced Sawyer and Bowen as traitors. Sawyer and Bowen denbunoed the Mackey a as wholly unworthy of trust. Very little was said by en her party of the personal antecedents of their foes, and it was matter for surprise that Sawyer, B ) wen and the Mackeys should have foregone so brave an opportunity of using with effect the deadly I spear of truth. Expediency and a desire to save the par ty from tbe scorn and contempt of even the luckless oolored people, who are its stay sud strength, caused tbs disputants for a time to bold (heir bands. Bat, apparently u even Radical ?nduTano? basils limits, and ^adaerman 1. J Mackey, in bis reply to Congressman Bowen, throws modesty to ?be dogs, and proposes "to abow from the r coo rd tbat 0. C Bowen is not a credible witness upon a question of fkot." The let? ter is, in truth, an arraignment of Con? gressman Bowen upon charges as serious as have over been brought against a public officer in this or any other country Con? gressman Bowen is branded by Alderman Mackey, tbe president of the Union league of thia City, as a thief, forger and mur? derer, and we print .these charges tbat the Republicans of the North may read and judge for themselves. As a member of the United States House of Representatives, Congressman Bowen has a voice in making laws for Illinois, and Onio, and Massachu? setts, and Pennsylvania, tf*9%^|as for the States of the South. It is proper that the whole countrv should know the character of the men who control the destinies of the nation, and it is proper that ?very honest citizen, whether Republican or Democrat, should know who and what are tbe men who, while ''representing" the South, bold the balance of power between the East and West. The charges brought against Congress? man BJ wen by Alderman Maokey are as followV: 1. That C. C Bowen stole a valuable set of faro checks from a gambler in this oity, which chook* were sold by Bowen in New York, where tl ey were identified and ulti mately recovered by the owner. 2 That 0. C. B i wea was imprisoned in Castle Piaokney ic 1867 by Governor Scott, then Assistant Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau, on the charge of mis? appropriating tbe funds of the Union League. 8. Tbat C. C. Bowen, then Captain of the 21st Battalion Georgia Cavalry, was tried by court-martial, found guilty, and eashier ed for forging pay rolls, the result being announced in general orders from Gen eral Beauregard's headquarters. 4 That C 0 Bjwen was arrested upon tbe onarge of having planned the murder of Colonel White, at Georgetown, S 0, in November, 1864 tb at he esoaped finnish ment by the flight of bis accomplice, and was released from jail wnen the Fedetal . ronps to uk possession of Ca aries ton in 1865 Sumo of these charges against- C C B iwen have already bern (.ublisaed; other are altogether new. What we now desire ts to show the people the caaracer of one of the Naders of the South Carolina Radi oat R-pubttcaue; rne of tie trusted ohief tains ot the puny; one uf the men sent by negro R idic cl rotes to represent Suutn Car oiina in the Congress of the United 8tates The I Bte rest OB the statte Debt. We are informed by ibn State Treasurer that tbe.intereet on the pub de debt is nearly ?all paid, and that the receipts at the trea cary are largely in excess of the payments. Toe interest new unpaid cannot, we are in? formed, be called for until the principal a d interest nap%id previous to July 1. 18d7, is fonded nader tbe Mt ot 1866 Woen j the provisions of tbat act are comp ied with, holders may present their cia.me, which will be promptly paid. We are informed that some fire handrrd thousand doliera of State stock bare been converted in bonds under the act to provide for the conversion of State s?curit?s. Ttl* ChUete. A Boston clergy man, Mr. Abbott, who has been BI ad J in g the Chinese in San Fraaoisco, is strongly in faTor of their emigration to this ooontry He ?ya they are all bound to go back to China, and will do it as aoon as they hare a little money. He remarks tbat the Chinese character ia a perfect incarna? tion of non-resistance. It answers to the ethics of the gospel in many wayo. It never renders evil for etiL Its chief glory is meekness' of spirit. At first men abuse and make a mock of this disposition, but by-and by it commands respe CL, bud the re? mark is made that the Chinaman is harm? less, therefore, leave him alone. The writer observes that a hundred different branohes of labor are already dependent upon the Chinese. They are faithful to their employers. They are apt imitators, and oan do anything that is shown them. Tue writer regards them as an open mis? sionary field, and says that hundreds of | them are in the San Franoi&oo Sunday sohoois. This is the intelligent, fragal, oheap in? dustry that we require for the low oountry of South Carolina. If the pigtails are not wanted in Virginia and Georgia, so muob tho better for us. We want them, and will have them despite the dog-in-the-manger policy of BOUM of our contemporaries. QBORGIA MUTUAL FIBS ANB LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. or MACON, GEORGIA. AwtMorlsed Capital...800000 FIBS AND LIFH DEPARTMENTS SEPARAIS and distinct br chartr. $10 '.ooo paid into tue In? surance Department of Georgia ? wr J lng to law for the benefit of ike assured in thia Company Stockholders wealthy and responsible gen tl em rn ol | UeoreV. ' a purely Southern Company, allowing only six j per cent ot Ha earnings to Ste stockholder*; the j rest of tbe prouts divided among the Poucyholders on the o. nttiburion plan. tire Department use been in successful opera toon tor six months, and hm already accumulated handsome assess. Life Department bi full and successful operation, and vielng with oki companies m its success. All of ile Polletti noa-iorfeltable, and of every description of uta and Endowment, together with an an >. nity table and return premium pisa. No r'Strlcttona upon travel, place of residence or oceopaueo. Women insured on same terms ai men. Loans half of ie p.emloms. Bo notes taken. omen tts: W. J. LAWTON. President. 3. a McBOBihY, Wce-Presiesat. B. J. LIGHTFOOT, secretary. 0. P. MCCAY. ronsUtuting aoiuary. P. H WBiGHT, Examining Physlelan. This Company is now prepared to rake risks either in the Fire or Life Ce j ar tm enta, and solicits a share ot the patronage of the city and sta'e. J. G. nojbNKS. Jr.. _- userai Agent for south Carolina. Local an^ Travelling agents ?anted in all paris of the > ta a Liberal commissions allowed, or m. sadr* airy If preferred. Applications ta be made to J. G HOLMES. Jr.. G?nerai Agent, Bo. 80 Broad street, Charleston, S. C. July 21. pto wfm Q. ll a R D 1 .t ff MUTUAl. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY N EW'TO BK. Organised la 1850 . ALL POLICE! NON-FOBFEI TA BLB. BALFLO? y TAKES, KO NOTES ESQUIRED. LABT CA?H DIVIDEND 90 (FIPTT) PIER CENT. BTAXSkonrr. Poll cea In force.9-13.003 000 Assets...."..'.. t.BOO.OOO Annual Income. . 800.000 Losses Paid. 500,000 orriUBBs, w. H. PECKHAM, President, Wat, T. BOOKER, Yice-Bresldent L. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary. ti. A. FWDICKAB, Superintendent. sraxeroBs. Hon. JOBY A. Drz, New York. Hen JAMBS Haaras, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex* Mayor New York. JOH- J. CBAHX, President Bank Se public. WK M. VaxxixTB, Hanker (Yermuye A Co.) CHAS G. ROCKWOOD, Cashier Newark Bankin!; Oom* pany. Hon. GEO HOE Orones. ex-Mayor of New Yerk. ai rs or C. Mo a-s AS. Banker. THOUS* RIQSBT. Firm Thomas Rigney A Co. KEN J. cf. EES JAN-, Treasurer New Yorx dteim Ru? gar Refining Co upa-J y A AEON ? EN OLD. Firm of Arnold, Countable A Co. Bicaaan tl. BOWNE, Wetmore tc ?owne, Lawyers, r. V. HAuaswouT, Firm E. V. Banghwaat <5t do. WK WrurzKB, Firm of W. Wilsens A Co. J curca H. PRATT. Merchant. WK. W WJUQHT. Merchant. CHAS J. -TABS, Meroliaux. WILLIAM ALLIS, Merchant. GEO. W. Oura En, Banker, fal myra, N. T. Oso. T. Hora, President Continental wire Insur? ance Company. Jo KB a. -HENWOOD Park Plae*. WALTON B. PBCKHAX, Corner Pi lb Avenue and Twenty-third .street EswAsr H. WBIOBT, Newark. N. X. GED. W FAHLES. 1 : >un?ellor. W. L. COO?WELL. Merche it. Gttl.tiE KKI.U, G. N CU ,L AGliST FOR ?OU TH CAROLINA. Cr. T. REEN* Wi: RNA. ? xim'oiog Physician. lt. Ii S El< Tl . ly. G EN LR AL AG KN" r FOR CHARLESTON. i tiler No. IGT. Kiu--stret t CHARLESTON, C. Jsnnary 12_pu_ltr ?UOUKIiTff LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets over.$1 300,000 ISSUrS ALL KIN >S OF LIFE AND ENDOW? MENT POLICIES Dlvid ods annudly ta easb. Onlv company having the Definite Guaranteed sur reuder-Yalue PhD Policio?, wond-wirte. *erond to no Comp'iuy m the United dtate? lor stablhty, libe? rality and economy. Office No. lil broadway, New York. CHttlsTUN w. BO?OK, Pr?sident. WK. M COLS. - ecretery. St..te Agency No. 85 Broad-street, Second Floer. Local and Canvassing Agents wanted throughout ttte wtato. . Apply in person or br letter to j J A .'i ILS fi, HOLM KS. ?Tr., General Agent lor South Carolin*. July 12 mwf fimo* /JITRATK Ol Jl.Hl.KMA. A GOOD COOLING SUM ME K MEDICINE MADE fresh eve -y day, by Da. a. BA ER. Mayas . Na WI Meeting-street. Dotti. WANTED. A SITTJATIO* BT A RE? s PRC IA BLE VT HI Tb GrBL, to mild chfld ren or do housework. Apply et Ko. S ST. PHILIP STBEB1._a*_Attirait 18 WANTS' D, AN BXPKRIBNCaCD SUBSE to ID lcd a yoong Infant. Hone liked apply * ithont go d reooBiaaesdatioos. Apply to the ct?E NEBoF UATMKAKDaUCBtiNabTBaUtTS. Angustia_TT ;_2*_ WANTED, BVKHYBODV TU KNOW that PikESOBIPlIO> Ho. 19,715 gires mme diste relwf and is a permanent cur? for Neuralgia. August 18_1* WANTED TO lt EINT, A Ht HOOL HuDst and BB>IDr:.Ni,E. Addreve. stating torm3, P. O. Box No. 169. trimai Augntt ll WAIVTED, A SVTTJATTO!? BY A COM? PETENT Bookkeeper, but who ls w?tln?; to take toe plaoe o an A .Blutant. Will act a? Pales mau and make himself generally useful, bas no o oj. ct lon to travel. salar> not ?o much an objectas perm nent employment Bert of r?f?ren?a airen. Address ?.OBALLEMONIAN," care ot "Siwa Or FIOB." _AngUBt ll WANTBD, PART OF A RESIDENCE, say I HBEta OR FOTJB BOOM*, on CT tear W-ntwortb-rtreet or Rutledge Avenue. Bent not to exceed SSW. Adaren X. 0. Z., at this office. July ar_.*. _ WANTBD, BV A MARBJ.ED Milt, A situation in some Ccttoa MAI ?outh or South? west; ia acquainted with all branch?e, hariug work? ed in thean all, but seoul J select WB\Vl.sa aa a choiee^aWarttes wishlne to encage such a perses ?lil please address a now, stating terms, lo JOBN I. KELLY, He. 148 Mate-street, Bo?ton. May Si WA AT Eli, IS Vb RY BOD Y TO SUB. SCRIBE to the OIBCCTLATO?G LIBRARY. CHARLES 0. RICHTER'S Select Library of Ne^ Rooks contains all of the latest publications. Anril 21 No. 161 KINO-STREET. CHI NBsK laABOH EBB,-PARTI HS wishing to employ targe or ?mal; numVrs of CHI Nt BE LAEOREBH, tray make the ntcea^ry arranpement? for procuring gangs ef sls> required delivered m saw part of the country, by application to KOOPMAWSCHAAP, lian Framrlaco, California July JO_ WANTED, KV Kit Y BO DY TO KNOW that JOB PBINTISO of ill kinds, plain and ornamental, is executed promptly in the neatest atyie and at the lowest New York prices, a*, IHZ EWS JoU Office, No. 143 fcAVT BAT Call nnd ex? amine the scale of pri?es before gs ring year orders elsewhere._ WANTBD. AGENT? KOK THE AMERI? CAN FARMEB8* HOBSB BOOK. In both Eng? lish and German, by Bobert -tewart, V N, of Utas. he wart covers the whole ground ot the breeding sad raising, and the treatment o horses and mule?, both In sic mees and health. It bas wen its way to popular favor, and fa tvdsy tke mest pernlar and bett Miling Boree Book eat. Address 0. F. FEN Pahksher. < incinnaa. O. 6mo* March 19 ta Uni. rKBNT, THB THRKK I PP Ell STOBl EB of die A DORK BUILDING, eaeh floor forming a fine hall, being M feet deep and M lest wide with a ocld entrance on King-stn;, t ; will be attedup to snit any purpose flor wotch'bey mav be desired. Apply to J. L. at 'SEts ?.ohec tor and Beal Batate Agent, No. Si Broad-skreet. Jury li_wim 13 rKBNT 0*a BULLI VAX'S ISLAND, A neat coriAGE-HDiLi HOU*E. with cistern ; and seme Furniture, situated on Middle .treat, about five minute?' walk fro tn th? steamboat landing. Terma liborai irai plied for thk week te W. HUM, No. 49 Market-street, no th side. AngUal ll_ 3? rKBftT. TtiK. PLEASANTLY SITU? ATED TWO AND A HALF STOBT BEH DKNOE. So. S Oadsden-slreet, oppodte Wentworth. Apply at OHABLBslON BTEAM haW MOX. Jnue li_ BEAL ?8T.1TB AO KV TB, AND Ol BERM having bouses to reut, can have tbelr Plao irds, Ac, printed at ?he lowest rates and In the newest and neatest styles of cvpe, at IEE NEWS JOB OF? FICE, No. li? East Bar FOR SALE KI-DA \*fJi FAT _ _i'?yiiJiBNJit-^iaitLorrE AND E~?Z" BETH Bi'ttELi.-?._1?_>ngn?> rd" FOR SALB, KOCH Med tBTBY KOL LBB G?N8, second hand, nul Uttle used 1 Prem.um Fain Grift Mil. "Prose us" Patent 1 ll a, id-power toe) Grist Mill 18 Ploughs, of varied and most approved patterns, all but little used, an i at low prices 1 Cotton B eaker 1 Four-horse Power Steam linaine, teeond band, in good condition. ! Apply te ' AMEBON, BARKLEY A CO., Nor beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets august 9_'_lm ? FOti SALE. O'NE IilMJ-.KO TH-?US AND AOBBSOP LAND m Kershaw County, South Carolina. CONS i em; o or: FIFTY VF RT KELEuT * AKM-> near Camden and on the Hallrosd, vary! nu in sise from 160 to 600 acres lhasa and adjoining I arms are being taken by our i beat citnrens, and alford every advantage lor health tul, cornier able and profitable tarma, MANY l.AKGK &NO CHOICE PLANTATIONS, convenient to market DE-IB AB LR RESIDENCES in Camden and Kirk? wood. ShVEBAL LABOE TRACTS OF WOOD LAND JJ? A few very VALUABLE hlTB" fer manufactories. Address, WM. M. bB AN NON, Attorney at Law, Camden. H. C. July 23_us_Imo* AUCTIONEERS, BK O KERB, MID others wishing "? or Kala" I-laeards, business Cards, or other Jon PrinUns executed with neat? ness and dispatch, wil. coasuit their interest by leav? ing their arden at THB NEWS /OB OFFICE, No U9 Ehst Bay._ T7HJK ?ALE, OLD HEWSPsPKBS IN J? any quantity. ttice 75 seats per hundred. The cheapest wrapmoa paper that eau be used. Ap? ply at the omeo of r fl K Nr WS. Marok 1 10? UDP J0BBD. LOST. ON MOND v V, 9PH. A PAIR OK ii OLD h PEcT A i. LtN, sn pro el to hay? been dropped between the corner or Kine ano Hasel stree s and Fogarhe's Book store, the finder will be rewarne i by leaving them at IHIJ OFFICE. AugUot 13_ 1 LOST.-A LIB-'tc AL ll Ii. WA KD WILL be niven fo the rec v. ry of a Brow? and WU e eb tl ER Ul1 CB, about five months old. strayed cr stolon from the Uilbers Bouse, o' '?81 Kinu-s reet. Apply nt blore ?f W G NEB A MON - EE*, corner of | East bay aod Qieen-atreeta i Angust 13 LOST IN THE Ul ?BK h.?,ON T U.i* DiT mormon, a EO?KETBn? K, with o wa er's name a d place of residence wntt'n on inside. It contained papers of uo value to any one hut tbe own> er and a ' un eh ot keys; also, s<x dol ars and som * amah change if returned to o. 191 KI > t?-* IRE cr. the money e.n be retained a d no queatloos asked. Au ustl8 I QHAKLEST05 HOTEL. CH ABLESTON. SOU EH CAROLINA, TBK) FIE8T-CLvSS BOTEL. FI rrj ATRD TN A pleasant location, and In the bunnees portion of the cit , rendara it the most desirable tiotei for either permanrntortranFientguesis. be accommodations areanHnr|i???ed. bari is exieusivp suites nt eleirantiy iumi.-fce? apirtmeuts io. f-mides a.d single sentle mn Tbe proprietor will endeavor io maiutaiutle hhth repetition e joyed by the "itborleston" as a S.-Mt class house, ann no effort .viii be F.,hired to de? serve a an.it:eua ce ol' the liberal patronage hereto? fore be?towe J ui>on it the be>i nf Live y iicrommodatton* will Oe forrud adjoining tbe t-subit-haet; ?. ine house 1 suppled witn lbs celebrated Arie .lu Wa.er ut winch de.Lh'lul ba ha ea ii be bid e-.tnerday or n;;ht. a. li. S K O*. Jtnv 13 Pfipriolor. ? . CLOUD HOTEL. 1HH SKWANDCOMMOI I OOS HOUSE. TOCAL ED corner o Broadway and i'orty-s-ecoLO-sTcei pos-sess^? alvantagi-? on r a'l ut&er hoaxes tor ihe Si cuamodatiou o (tx ouests. it wis built expressi) for a flr-t-rl-iHs factly b-ianluag house-tue roonir bein? large aud en -ni e. heated cy ste its-with bot aaa cold w ter. and tar>iisbed second te moe ; win ic the culinary department <? lu the most experli-nred bands, atf rding -neets an uneqaalied table. One of Atwood's Paient Elevators is aise among tue '-modem improvements" ano at (he service o* guests at ali bears. The Broadwav and University Plao Cars pass tne door every lour minutes, ruomn' from the ?'lt; Hail to Centrd.Pa-k, while the sixth ann sven ti; avenue'ines are but a sheri block ?n eltLei site oSordmgample fjeillties for communicatlus wnb ai rbe dspoig, ste<unr>oat landlnss, >>laces of airnse ment and business of the great metropolla. HOUE <H HOLLEY. Proprietors. Varch 13 6nioa w ---y ILL.lf> <S CHIKOLA!, PACT OB H. COMMISSION KIBBCBANTS asm sniPPiNO AOSNTS. WILL AITTNOTO THE PUK0BA8E, SALE AM SHIPMENT (to Foreign tnt) Domestic Portsi ot COTTON. BICE, LUM BEB AND NAVAL STORES ATLANTIC WBARF, Charleston, S. 0. K. W?XL18.A. B. CHISOLM October RI tffttlWfli. P4LMKTTO BBVAnPHBnT, Na. L 0 . 0 V. AH EX TBA MEETING OP T BIS BNCAHPMKNT will be h-ld at udd Fellow's HiH, at half patt Bight e'clOi-k prerael*. Members are requested to be punctual, as badness of importance wir be sub. mltted. Candidates for Berrees will report at tbe Hall. By order 0. P Angustia_E. JNO. WHITE, 8oribe. CAROLINA BASE BALL CLUB. AN EXTRA MEETING OF IBB OLOB WILL BE held at Vigilant bal, THIS ?VBNTHO. at Eight o'clock. a punctual attendance is requested, as business* of ira por ance into be considered. By order. E. G. CHUPEIN, Angus 18 Secretary pro tem. lotices itt iGnRraptrq. IB THE DISTRICT COU KT OF THU UNITED STATE*. FOE bOUTH CAROLINA. AVOUAI TKBM, 1609. - IV THE MATTES OF W J. TORSES, BANKRUPT-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE TN BANK? RUPT 7.-Ordered, That a hearing be had on the TBXBTTriBsi SAT or ACQU?T, 1669, at Fed? eral Courthouse in charles on, ti. c, and that a l creditors, ftc. of said Bankrupt appear at eaid time and p ac, and show cause, lr sny they car, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be grunted Ard that the second and third meetings of Creditors of said Bsok>upt will ba beld at tbe om e of J. O. i 'ARPEN 1ER, Seq., Registrar of First and Second Congressional Di?tri, ta X. C , on tho TWENTK-roUBTH DAV OF A cous r. 1860. at ll M. By order of the Court, the 9 h day of ?ugust 166?. DANIEL HObLBE'lK, Clerk of the District Court of 'he U. M. for 8.0. August 18_12 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED -TATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA AUGU-U TERM, 1809 -IN THE MATTER OF w w. s .LE BANKRUPT PETITION FOR FULL A?D FINA- DI-tOBAtiGS IN BANKRUPI CX.-Orrlcrtd That a bearing be had on the FIFTH DAT or OOTOBKB A. D. 1869. at Federal Court? house ta charleston, S. C.; and tba: all Creditors, ftc. of said Bankrnp' appear at said time and pk? e, and snow ?auno, if any they eau, why tho pray? er of the pe ti rt oner should not be granted. By order of (he Court the 9 h day ol august, 1899 D'MEL HOBLBtSCK Clerk ol the District Court of the U. ts. tot S. C. Auuu?t 13_ta I\ THE DISTRICT C 'URT Of THE rj.-i r i ED s IA ?s, ii rt SOU IH CAROLINA AUGBsT TERM. 1860 - IN Tt?E MATTES OF A. a. MoDOWrLL, OF "AMDtN. BANKtiUPT.- E TITluN ?-08 FULL AND FINAL DI-CHAHGK IN BANKRUPTCY -0 derei, T oatt hear? ing be had on the VOBTZZKTH DAX or Oe T.,DEB, A. D. IM. at Federal Courthouse >u Cbarte?t(>u. n. 0. ; and that all Creditors, ftc, of ssid Bankrupt ap? pear at said time and piare, and thew cau?e, if snv they can, why the prayer ot the petitioner f humid not be (?ranted. By ord r or the Court, the 9th dat of August, 1869. DANIEL HOB BROK. Clerk of the Pistriet Court et tbe United -tatet* tor sooth Carolina._fi_August 13 1% ?HE DISTRICT COURT Ol' IEE UNITED STATES, FOB SOUTH CARO? LINA.-AUGU-T IE M. 1869.-IN BK MATTfcB OF JAMEH L. Mo DOW LL, OF CAMDEN COUNTY. RANKBUPr-PECITlON FOB FULL AND FINAL DI?CB<VBI*E IN BANKRUPTCY-OWhrasL That a hearing be had on the KI?HTKXHTH DAT or Ooro ??3 A. D. 1869, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, H. C.; and tua: all Creditors, ftc, of said Bank? rupt appear at said time aad place, sad show cause, if any they can, wby the prayer of the peti? tioner should not be pron ted. By order or tbs Court, ?he 9th day of ? ugust, 1809. D NiiLHOBLBECK. Clerk of tte District Court of the United States for fcouth Carolina. 13 AU net 18 COPARTNERSHIP V UI'ICF..-TH *? CO PABTNEB8H P betetofore existing between C. BART and JNO. WfRTH, under tbe name of BA KT ft WIS TB, is isis Dat dissolved. All person? indent ea to the said firm will make payment immediately, and all persons bsvlng olaitns against the said firm will present ?kern at on e. Either party is anthor , ?zed to sign in liquidation. C HABT. JNO. WIR tn. leaton, August 12, 1869. TH" FRUIT AND Pl'ODUT COMMISSION BU "ns E-S*wt l hereafter be conductea at No.-, 65 and 67 MABKET STREET, by C. BAST. C. BART. THE UNDERSIGNED H?VE THIS DAT FORM? ED a Copartnership, (or the transaction of the FRUIT tND PRODUCE C0HUI?>?ION BO-INE'N. at the eoutbeast corner of Market and Church s?rcete, under the name and style of JNO. WIBTH ft CO. JOHN WIRTH. HENRY BYES. Charleston, August 12,1669. An.nat 18_1 DISSOLUTION; OF COPAKTHKHBBIP. Ihe Copartnership heretotore e xis ti .g be? tween LAM. ISE4?AN. No. 36t King-street, has been dissolved b.> mutual consent, int business W'S be continued by ISAAC ICEMAN, at tbe same ftand who oas un. s the liabilities of the old on ce ru. August ll wfnvJ* J. ft M. ISTM-.N DAV KO \ M l) Ov MODERATE TKKMS can be bad by applyiag at No. 194 MEBTNG. bi BEET, near Artesian Well, or at THIS CFFlce. August i wt an?* (?&tt atiOHQl. UNIVERSITY 017 TIU(iIMA,~THK Heesion of this Iustitatioa con menees anna ail.- on the first day ot October, and continuel, with? out interruption, HU the Thursday preceding tbe four h of July ensuing The organisation <4 the Institution te very com pie's embraciQg extensive ?nd thorough cour-cs of instruction in AJI'EBATURE AND hCIBNCE, and i M the Professions of Law, Medlelnu and Engi? neering. he expense of the Academic or Law Student, ex? clusive of the cost of text books and clothing and pocket money, amount to about $366 per ses? sion o' nine monta.?: and of tba Engineering or Medical Student to a JO nt $305 of wal'h '0018, re epecttrelv, ?226 or 9338 is parable on admission, and the nulan e in the progress of the session. For details send l'or catalogue P O., "Univ ratty of Virginia." 8. MAU PIN, July 24 imo Chairman ol the Faculty. W A 8 XI I-?OTO M COLLEGE, LEXINGTON, VIE (UN TA? PI. ES ll) EST, GENERAL B. E. LEE, AIDED HY A FULL Coan os PBOTESSOBD, THE NEXT SESSION OPENS SEPTEM BES lCm 1669, and r)o?ee Ju> e JStb, 1870. in ail.ii1 ion 'o 'he regular Collegiate Course, the Pro'es?ional schools of Law and Civil and Mining Engineering, are In tull opsietton. N eec sa ry cxpenxe* from $800 to 6876. For catalogue, address J M. LEECH, July i9 Imo_C.erk of Fae lty. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH GAROMNA. Tbs n<>xt Session win begin on the VIBST MON? DAI nr OcTunza, and continue without mteimts* sion, to the ensuing Ju T. -n vantages are offered at this Institution to Stu? dents In Law dbe graduates being entitled to prac? tice m t. e cour ta ol thl -tate;) H Me lane (the course of ii Bt nc ti on being ex. en Rive and tuorougli, wi b two wi Uten eximlnatlous during the .-easton ;i in Engineering, Mat nematic. Men's), Moral a d PoUticul Philosophy, S story, itbetorlo, English Lit.ra>mv, Ancient and Modern Lauiruage!<, and m the various Scientific reli?os. Expended tor ?se'oi of nine month?: Annnal fce,f|'>; Library fee, HO; I'ooai Hantf.o. sl5; .union lee -; tor each oi three ?chuo s 815; miriojiu Law or M.-dMne. $?<) i.oatd eau be baa at fJfl to ?2U i er month. Bv mes?in^ ii wi 1 bc les*. I o.-fur ti .:. iuiorm.tioi. te.id for catalogue* tn ihe -ecrotary ut* the Faculty, Rev 0. ur.u't WALKiilt. B ST. B ' RNWEi.' . <. hrt? rmau o : FncuHv. Columbia, ii. C., August 2, la60. Auguste fm?21 gart?JW, Cuti?r?. tit. TOMES, MELVAIH & CO., No. 6 HAIDER? L1\B, SEW TORE. FOWLING PIECES OF ALL QU A LI TIPS, 6EITA BLE tor the Southern trade, both MUZZLE AND BREECH LO ADJ: Rs. AMO, . IN 8TO K A FTiL AM90RTMFNT OF CUTLE? RY, PERFUMERY. BR?SHH8. SOAPS,ftc so tn Aonrrs voa THB GENUINE DstslNCER PIbTOL. July 19 tn w fimo A CARD. M . CAULFIELD, FLOUR INSPECTOR, OFFICE No. 197 BA-3T BAY July U ima .JAMBS H. 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TOR?" ami "BU-rNBSS BEGI-'TEH," containing tho names of tun Iahabiianta ot tbe City, their Oe au pail n, Places ot Baslcess. and Dwelling Bouses embracing a cla-sin .., rion of all buslnoaa--thereby affording a ready and acressiole medium to the res; deut and vi-ltlog merchant. It will contain a MISCELLANEOUS BBOORD, embracing the < tty -overoneeut, Poll' e ana Fire De? partments. Publia BaU 'ings. and . veryth'ns recotr nixed as of ad vantage b ah to residents and those gea king inf oi mail n. which cannot be ob t lined oth? erwise than through a work ot this character. Ii will also contain a LI ' HO iBAPHI'J MAP OF THE CITY, embracing -treem, Wards and Fire Dis? tricts. Competent and ezperleaced canvas sers hare been employed, whien gives a guaran tue that the work will be emptied with great ere, a timit?*> number of First-class Advertisements will bc inserted at reasonable rates. gS? OL t OS LY BF .-UBnoBTPTION Subscri? ber- names will be pu dished ia the Directory lu .'Capital Letters " SW Pnce-1 WO DOLL-B-?. 1H AD. C. JOWITT, Publisher. August 10 _tnt! Q_riKATUKUlX'TION IN PKtOl S. IMMENSE SUCCESS. POPULAS BOOKS SBNT F BEB OF POSTAGE AT THE PRICES ANNEXED: JOHN MAuCHMONl'o LEGACY, a Novel, by Mies M. E. Braddon.80 MISIRr SS AND MAID, a Novel, by Miss Mu loch.80 SAD TALE OF THE COURTSHIP OF CB EVA LIER PLY FOX-Wlcsuf.80 THE WONDERFUL AND \\M INO DOINGS OK O ?CAR SHANGHAI...,.?9 MIND TOUR 8 " OPa.'.. ..80 RKADY RE KONEB.40 WHlbT, LOO EUCBttE A"D POKE .80 MADAME LE SJAR"QAND'r> FOHt WNE TEL? LER AND DREAMERS DICTION* RV.40 SPENCER'S (.'OMI ' SPEECHES AND HUMOR? OUS RE? I AITON-.89 MADAME LE NORMAND'" UNERRING FOB 1CNE ELLE?.41 LAWS OF LOVE.88 LADIES' LOVE OB AC I :.38 LADIES' G (TUE IO BEAU iT.80 BOXING MADS ?ar-Y.90 f O.I .AINE'.- GO i DEN WHEEL FOBJUNb TELLE Li AND DH! AM KOOS.40 BOOK OF KOL'-EH O LD PETS.V THE ABf OF BEAUiT, by Lola Montez...'..8U 1 OE PLAY GROUND.6J AMI RICAN CARD PLAYER.85 HOW .AUB EES WIN, OB 'HE SEC BE TH OF ADVANTAGE PLAYING....85 TH> HAM BALL PLAYFB.18 LBSLifc'-iPI'TOBIAL.18 H A RPER'S WEEKLY.18 CHIBO EY CORNER.16 LI .Eti ARV ALBUM.15 DAY' -DOING*.18 POLL i E NEW? OR GAZE HE.16 HARPER'S BAZ'AB.15 BUNYAN'S PILGRIMS Pit0.iB*.s>.38 OUR LIFE IN TBB HIGHLANDS, bv Qu'-en Vis ter: a.38 COMIC MONTHLY.20 BlIDGBr OF FUN.JO Either of the foilowiua B -oks mailed on receipt ot four 3 ; stamps. Old numbers of LESLIE'S, GODETS, PETER? SON'S, LAND WE LOVE. Or DEklOBEST'S. Any one o? Beadles or Munro's UlilB NOVELS. Also, a Comic or i enumsntal ONG BOOB. Novela by Charita Die Kens i OLIVER TWIST, 1W PAGE?, 30 CENTS; AMERI? 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IN AC ADI E, kete ?es of Sport and Natural H is ory in ihe Lower Provi ces of the Cana? dian Dominion, by Captain C Hardy, Illustrated, 8vo.. 3 IBBNPWAF INITIES OF FAITH, A Plea for Free Christian Union, by lames Msnine u, 25c. SPEC i i>Uil AN ?LYSI"*, six Lecrures. by H E Roscoe, with appendice?, co.ored Plates and Illm tratcd, Sro. $9. MJ.1D Mi BR MN; or. The Conelatiou ol Con ectou.-ec- and ors ni.tittou. t-ystcineticaliy loves titfaied ?md Applied to Phi osophy. Men at -cience and Practice. with a Piediniuarv Dlascrtaiioa on Mette oil and I'.astrauve ol tue I'txt, bi ? hos "Lay -c.-k. al. D.. 2 vol- . I2i?0., 1/5; xv. 4CL $7. LIFE OF PIZ\RRO. with ora : .conni ot his As? sociate lu i lie Conquest ot'io. u, bv arthur Hel M. I V.l., S3 TJ I HE OL? TE TAMEST HISTORY, (rom the Creatina lo thc Keru, u trom tue Cai-uviry, edited l>y W. mi h. L L. 1>. 1 VOL. 12mo.t SC WOM ?N'?-UFFBtG , >?0 leonu Against Na tu e bv Horarc Bu Lnell. 1 vol, 12ino., $, 60. IRE -UBJl CIIOM i.F WOMAN, by Jo tm s tuart M. M., 1 vo , 12mn.. $1 PRE-HlslOBIO NA ? ION3; or Inquirie"" . oncern ing some ot h-- Great Peonies and i.iv ligations ot Auiiquit?, au,i their Probable Relation to a still Old? er Civilization ot me Ethiopi JUS or Cnshites of Ara? bia, bv John O. Baldwn, 12mo , 8175. EIGbT YEARWANDEBINGh Eh CEYLON, by slr samuel White Baker. Illustrated, lSiuo., cloth, 8150. THE SCI KN CE OF RIGHT-1, by F. G. Flohte. translated by A. E. Kroeg r, L2.uo., ? loth, I?. H 11- E THOUS A.iD VIII E*- THROUGH THB BOt KT MOUN lAlNs, by A. K. McClure, lihutrat ed limo, doth 82. BrtiaJ BICE. A Poem, by Hon. Boden NoeL sonase 16mo., tlotb, gut top. 81. IBB S> X -, HUE AND H ERE AF'ER, by WI liam H. Holcombe, M D , 12mo" paper loth, 81 60. HVcJS i?F st. .LOUT? AND ?.ALVIN, by M. Guia-t TUnatraten. i2mo , cloth %t. ? He QU KER PiB<I-a.\B, a Bevolntianary Story, w.tu I.lustrauous, 12mo , ooth 8i 50. FI. TION.- A erna,'k's Villa on tbe Rhine; Erek ?Dunn-"haman's Waterloo; H g Insoa's Ma ,K>ue Hoff.u inn's Lee ftlnrniy; Huco s L'Homme q ? sUt? Let ice Li-le; Pheipa'Meit, Women nn.i Ghueis; i be Quaker Partisans; Robnson's For Her Sase; -outii?Vorth'B chanced Brides; *pielha?eo's Problem? atical Characters; Woods'Gates Wide Open; KHKS I y's Stretton; My Dautrhter t imor; Tbe Lac ?stan'? Household; -chmid's H .bern-l-ier; -outhwortn's ? he Brine's Fate; trollope's He Kuew He Was igbt;Z?chokke'ri Dead Guee ; Fieytas's Lost Man us"ript; Jean Ingle.ow '= Mopsa the Fairy. January 1 ' lyt <fr0?ftt9 turi) fliittUtwu. CARBON'S SYRUPS AND FR? SKKVB8. JUST RECEIVES : ASUPPLY OF G 'BDON'S N?PIBIOR LEMON, Ptneapide. Btw berry and Orgeat eYBBPS and Batpbeny Vinegar Preserved Peaches and Quinces Barberries and .strawberries . Tumblers of assort od Jellies, Tie; Quince, Crab-ap? ple, Bed and Black Currant. Haapberry, straw? berry asd Blackberry JeUfT Guava Jolly, Orang? Marmalade and Tamarinds, For sale bj . W. t. CORWTU 4 CO , August ll wf2_No 276 King street ROPE AND TWli'E. ^yaj H ALF COILS " GRBBNLEAF" BOFE ?O 7 bundles Twine. t or Bale by J. N. SOBAOS, August ll wfT NOB, land 2 Atlantic Wharf. COTTON WINN. 3McCAHTBY GINS, FOB SALE BT VT. GUBNEfF, Augnal 9 mwfS_No. ICS East Bay. FRESH DRUGS. JUATBBCErVBD AND FOB SALS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BX DB. H. BABB, No. 131 MBEnSG-STBBET BlaON'a TOBACCO - ANTIDOTS Bose's Couah fiyrap Schenk'* Pnimonio Syrup Schenk's seaweed Tonic Cherokee Remedy cherokee Cure Cherokee Pills Cherokee Injection bpears' Fruit Preferring Elution Brown's Chiorodyne German Blood or "Kaiser" Pill-. Ac.. Ac. Fleming's Worm confections Wc gb?s Rejuvenating Elixir Churchill's -yrup Bynopbosphi? ot 1 toe *, Tan Deuseu'e Worm ontertione Hurley's Wo m Candy Bardotte'4 Worm >ngar Drops * Graste a berg Plus Coonatto Pitta BehaUenherger'? Fever and Ague Bille Strong's Pius Mc Lime'a Liver ' ill Linn'- Vegetable PHIS Russell's Soothing Cordial tor Children Teething Jayne's Iterative ' Jayne's Expectorant Jayne's ? arruinar!ve Jayne's Sa^adve Pilla Badwav'a Beady Belief Baare?'s B. Pun Ridwafs Beady Bosotvent. June 21_ mwf 'J IMMER. ?AA AAii'0110' HEWN TIHBBB, OP t)\J\J*\j\J\J various idaes and aualit?s. Por sale by . CHIS0LM BROT ii EBB. ' West Pnd iraSd-etreet, August j wstuTi Or Adger's ?octa Wharf BACIN AND M tv KER EL QA BOX ?B LOS? OLBAS SIDES IS DBF M\J -ALT 20 b tm urns Clear Bib Sides in Dry Salt 09 plus. New Sos. 2 and 8 MirkereL For sale by JKPPOBO? ft 00. August 1?_3_ EASTERN HAV. 1 AA BALES PRIME EASTERN HAT. JLUU For sale by OLNEY ft CO. August IO_. NEW YORK BAGGING, D JUBLE AMHOU Blt A "MD. THE STANDARD WEIGH 2*@2>i. TBS standard width rou 44 inches. It rs wider, closer stronger, and affords bettor pap tection tor the entire covering ot the Cotton bate than any other n use We Heil at mtuuhioturer's price and expenses laid down ber?. A supply alwavs on hand. w WILLIAM KOAJH ft CO; August 9_Imo_* ' Agenhj. PEAS. . t)AAA BU4HELB BLACK PEAS, S OTT AB LB ?J UUv for seed and leedli g for sale by July 2*_ T.J. KEES ft gp. ('HEAP lORN. 0 A AA BUSHELS WBs l ERN WHITE COHN, O'/Uv/ stifbtly heated. For sale, at a low price, by T. J. KBRB ft CO. july 23_ NEW GOODS. EAST INPIAN MANIOCA, A NB W, AGBEBA BLB, mo?tde ?oioui and healthy food, used lor Puddings, Jelbes, Blane Mamie. Ice Cream, Grid Ile Cakes, soups, ftc, put up lal Ul. pack? ages, with directions for use. , Desiccated ('ocoauul. for Pies, Puddings, Cakes, ftc, put ap In half tb. packages, wih direct!oas. Sweet Oil, Frenrh and American in haR pints, pins and q-; arta. U Cider and White Wino Vlnegir, warranted pure Fresh Boasted rtloCoffee, of good quality, at 36o. ? ft. Jost received and for sale by CO-OP EE A ' IVE QB OC EE Y STORR, Ronni west corn? r Meeting and Market street?. Good!, delivered free._May 28 SPEAR'S PATENT FRUIT PRE SE ?I VI HO SOLUTION. ASUPPLY RECEIVED PBS STEAMSHIP MAG? NOLIA. The cheapest and most reliable method known for preserving all kinds if Frutts. 1 oma toca. Vegetables, Cider, ftc Warranted health- ! lui. and will P oserve Fruits, ftc , withow.' sir fight? ing the jars or cans, with or without sugar, at one half the cost of any other known -nethod. For sale by W. 8. cor. WIN ft CO., No. SIS Kl?g-?treet, Between Wentworth and Hasel streets. August 10_csa HO*EY ! * FOB SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAL. Bf Dr. H. BABB, June 26 No. 141 Meeting-street. Calton ?ins, tftr. , ^CLLEIT'H S rfc,* I* BRUSH COTTON GINS. THE SUB-CB1BEB 19 NOW PBEPABED TO fill orders tor these justly celebrated GINA. Certifi? cate? from reliable planter, ia this . tate who hare bought and used them the past sea soo, SB well ss from the Ea-tors and Brokers, lully confirm all that ia claim o . for them; and the fact is now well eetah bshtd that tho i irrease in tbe pne* of Cotton ginned on Uns Gin will, on every forty bales, rolly nay for the cost of the Gin. - ALSO, HALL'S PATENT COTTON GIN FEEDER, A valuable Mach me, saving both time and labor in the ginning of a crop. Can be attached to any Gm made bend for Circulars. C. GRAVE LEY, No. 62 EAST BAY, 80U1H OF OLD POSTOFFICE, Augusta mwiamos fifaarb'ston, S. C. JJ E S K R K Y ? 9 IMPROVED Mo'ARTRY GUT, AOAP1E9 TO CKnming ?Fine Upton* Cotton," LATE CHANGES M?PE IN "?HU GIN AD* PIS it te toe (turning o' UPLAND O i ON. 1 he usc of it, y a tax. on ibis cotton h-t season proved that it enhanced tuo value ot th" co:iou as it does not in? jure the sUple io tue slightest degoe Pla .leis ?viii find it to the'r .dvaa ago. and arerc q ctcd to ex mine into this Gin, p -rneularly those wno have pla ie t the finer trade* ot Up-aud ?'orion. he <iu h if b -PU tu use upon the ?a (.-.'and . o ton foruv.ir flit, eu years, and its reputation lor that cot tou lally esiauli>nea. ip .Jy to WILLI M ?. HEN ERV I, Machinist and Foundry. Au ust ll wt'mlni > No. lu Meet og- -treat J_J^UL..'lr.S Oi MACBETH, Mo. 36 Broad-street, Charleston, e. 0., EEOKEBS, AUCTIONKBSe, RBALB8TATE AND BICIEBAL COMMISSION AGKATS Wdl stttend to BenUng and Colleoting sf Reata and purchase and sale et stock*, Boaas, Seid1, Silver and Real Katata. ALSO To toe Purchase ot Good, and nunaUaa tor pastis ?n the tous try upon reasonable erma. GEOBOX L. /tnt tm.AbXSASB>sn HAOBETH, JaPU'rvt_Irr ?AUX? K>OX. . ?..toan OQU> J^ Ai U X d? G 1 !. Ia, Cotton Vastors AUS GENERAL COMMISSION ME BC HANTS, AO. VU SMITH'S WHARF, S ALTIMORE, CONSIGNMENT S O?' COTTON, BICfc, ftc, BB?, ?1-E0TFCLLY solicited, ami liberal advances made Uieieon. Orders for COBN and BaCON prom pt ry exeeuted with care and attention. 8mos May ?3