The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 14, 1869, Image 2

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TH? DAILY NEWS. -? ?IORDAN, DAWSON ft GO., PROPRIETORS. O F F IGE Ho* 14? EASI BAT. -o ? ? . T ? M-HAILY NKVB, one year.99 00 DA H. i NEWS, six months.3 00 l)4u.i WEWB, three month?.9 00 IBI-WCT.KI,T NEWS, one year.8 00 T*I-WEEBXY Nnws. six month*.2 00 PAEIfJnix invariably In advance. No paper sent fjnUiee the cash accompanies the order, or for a long or nate than paid for. Tam Oau.Y News win be served to subscribers In I ehe etty at i ."> cents a week. as>-rE?Ti8BMBJ*Ta--First insertion, 15 cento a Una; guheeqaeat innertlons, 10 oents a line. Business ?euee?. 20 couts a Une. Marriage ana Funeral No? ta ce?. One Dollar eic*._ S B IF a a O M MAB. X. -Gold c'osetl dull io Now York yesterday at 34L -Codon was firm, with sales of 2500 balea al 33} oents. -lu Liverpool cotton was active; uplands 13* J.; Orloaus 13|<1.J ?ales 15,000 bales. -"Comfortable coffins" are advertised in Bonton. a-Tho Mnxican Congress will soon, it is said, confer regal powers apon President Juarez. 1 -A vetisel cleared at the Boston Custom? house the other day, for Constantinople, with 80,000 muskets. - .1 he prevailing dishonesty of the age has forced its way into tbe vegetable kingdom. A ''century plant," le?s than twenty years old, has just bloomed in Louisiana. -Commodore Vanderbilt's daughter teaches her daughters to mend their own stockings, ? h oca use she says, "there is ne telling what may happen in this country." -The Spanish in Cuba are not sufficiently -well provided for oy the commissary to make ?ny move at present. The insurgents are said to be laboring under the same disadvantage. -Frederick Douglass, Jr., recently married a daughter of Hr. A. Ho yn?ux Hewlett, of Harvard University. Some of the papers have stated that the bride's father is a wMte :a*n and a prof?KBor in the colloge. This.is not the ?case. Hr. Molynenx is a mulatto. He was formerly a prize-fighter of considerable repute in England, and is now instructor in gymnastics at Harvard. --Bickies, it appears, is to he confronted -When he comos up for confirm ition, hy as many Republican senators as have not ''per? sonal esteem, respect and friendship," for a murderer, pimp, liar, thief, defaulter and muti? neer. lt will he interesting to note who will be decent enough to withstand the party pressure amil recall this man, whose pr?senos abroad is a national disgrace. -A New York journal has the following : "No other single fact demonstrates so palpably the ?cry rapid growth of our oity as the one stated in connection with the ceremony of breaking ground far the neu postoffloe. The first shov? elful of earth was cadt by the man who formo-ly carried our whole Southern mail in a wheelbar? row and took it over the river in a rowboat. Dorine: one man's life that wheelbarrow load Maa grown so that half a dozen locomotives are necessary to move it." -Halifax ia, after this year, to be governed by a, new liquor !aw; -rchich. provides among either things thy.t U<n.ior auall not be sold to nnv ?uff? unUias.be bo-?* "travoiicr after . nine o'cicofe at ui?bt, and ?hat no one shall be deemorl a traveller who does not live more thar? one mil? from U:>" {likes '?hete the liquor ia sold. Already the drinkers are laughing at Abe ease with which they oan get their regal tr .supplies hy going to a different part of the city from that where they reside. -General Canhy has issued an order revok? ing so mich of aa order issued by General Sfconemau, whilst in command in Virginia, per? mitting certain officers who could not take the feest oath io hold offices to which they were elected. . All persons hokliug office tra d who cannot take the tost oath are to be at ono* re? moved. 0 General danby seems .determined to ?nfbreo it m every iuatance, and the issuing of the order alluded to is regarded by some as an assurance that ho will impose it upon the Le .sjiBlatnre. s . Seeretarv Robeson has at last changed Iud name of war vessels, in accordance with the trishes of the public. The vessolB were not {properly named in the first instance, a law of 'Congress providing that those of a certain 4??m should be named after States, others after rivers. Indian tribes. &c. Instead of aoting in - ae-ordance with this law when he concluded to make a change. Mr. Rorie selected names tor the vessels from heathen mythology or the British Naval Revisuer. Secretary : Robeson lias issued aa order, renaming the vessels in accordance with the law. - The New York Herald, of Wednesday, says : MIWenry Cuban prisoners have escaped from Fornrndo P. ; three arrived hero yesterday by the Cunard steamer ind the rest are en route Jot* this ci y. -They escaped from Fernando Po by means ot a canoe, and landed within the do minion* of the Kin?? of Calabar, who protected them against the Spanish authorities until their departure. Ibo action of the E ng of 43alal>ar waa protector! by the. intervention of an English war steamer on that station. Ibe asmes of the refugee* are Jose Manual Ponce. Dr. Patrocinio Fraises and J. M. Fernandez Marara.1* -Some time in July last a number of enter nrtsupg merchants of St. Louis commenced try intr the experiment of shipping grain to Liver? pool bv the way of the Mississippi River and -theGulf of Mexioo. The point of interest to be dei<n.-mined was tho effoct winch the h' ai of SS?tbetu ??tiui?ja ni i tr ii t h .ve upon tho grain. The result proves ihat no apprehension* need be entertained on .?his score. The last steam - or employed has just arrived ct Liverpool, alter a voyago o? three weeks ni the hottest season of ib i year, and delivered bei oargo in perfect oonJn ion. the net profit io the shipper* by ibis route is greater than by way of Now York. -Chang and Eng Banker, the Siamese Ttviu?, returned I from Europe ia tho City o. Antwerp which arrived on sunoay nt New York. They deny that they left America for tbe pur po io of being separated, god say that tho rumor to that effect waa merely a sensa *?J o) Barnum % The link wb ion binds them ?sei?? to have shrunken of late, and tuny are goora ossory joined than befora. They say that they are now deterjsioed to settle down ?Tor the remainder ot their lives in Mount Airy, Hvsrth Carlile*, their old home, tn which they ?pant thirty veals tan ao?t hera planters. Chang jtod Bog are now over Aft. -eight yean of age. Oh*ng na? ft family ot nine and Eng of eight. ?*l thoa art so near and yat HO dear, might be .aid of coal in this country. Beside* what th? acarees o? supply we have already it is stated final coal hag been diso ?vered io thur y counties ira Missouri. Beds of oannel ooal have been found forty-five feet thick. St. Louis Oonnty ba* 180 square miles of oosL Under every acre m Boone County it ia estimated thom is 31000 OOO worth of ooal. Professor Swallow estimates the area oo^to&hft Of the. Si?tu at 26,687 square miles; the ovoiago tbick ness of the Teins st eight feet, and the number of tons at $200,000,000,090, If we only allow half this quantity, it wonld take 6000 years at 100,000 tons a day, at 800 working days in tbe year, to exhaust the ooal supply of Missouri. -A. Washington lector sa>s: "The Radicale, on-perusing Tarbell's account of the intemew, wer?? somewhat disappointed in finding that General Grant had not been more definite and emphatic in siding with the out-ond-out Radi oals. Nevertheless, the Radicals and all others interpret the President, as reported in tho in? terview^ as plaeiog himself distinctly Against any .Conservative' nominations, so tnat the administration is considered emphatic against i Dent, the aspirant for gubernatorial honors. Dont is to-night very dooided os to his course. He says he will endeavor to obtain the nomina? tion of the Conservatives, but whether be suc? ceeds or not, will strive hard to overcome and defeat the Radicals of Mississippi. The Presi? dent, iu a lengthy private letter to Judge Dont, from Long Branch, says: *I have said and re? peat it, that if tho Conservatives sro to win, I would proter your election to that of any other person iikeiy to.be elected; but as matters now I ok it seems to me that the weight of my in? fluence shoul i be given to the other party. I earnestly hope, however, before the election, concessions will be made on both sides, so as to unite all friends of the reconstruction move? ment.1 " _j "CHARLE S TON. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 14, 1889. Ova ?neats and Our Ontv. To day the party of gentlemen, who three weeks ago were pelted through our streets by au infuriated mob of negroes, will revisit Charleston by sp-otal invitation. They will oome as the honored guests of oar people, and we trust that the warmth of their re seption now will be suoh as to eff toe forever the reoolleoiion of the disgraceful sesnes which attended their recent viait. It would be affectation, however, to ignore the fact that certain turbulent negroes among us openly threaten a repetition of the riotous assault upon our Sovan nah guests. We need hardly add that the white men of this city are in no mood to endure this fresh ignominy. Every consideration of honer and of inter? est, of duty and of deeency, wonld forbid it. It may be that Mayor Pillsbury mesa-, tHis time, to do his whole duty. The polios may, and, we hop?, will bs able and willina; to enforoe order ajad maintain the publio peace. But we cannot shift upon the shoulders of a weak and vacillating offi oial the sacred obligations of hospitality whieh we ourselves have deliberately as? sumed. Nor can we forget that the Mayor controls to-day no stronger foroe than was at his oommand when he publicly declared himself "powerless" ts protect theunof fending strangers . who had come at our bidding The proper treatment of the visitors whom we are to receive to-day will be an af? fair for whioh our own people have become exclusively responsible before the country. And we muoh mistake their temper if they again brook injury or insult, oome whence it may. a ? as ? ? Tbe Chinese ?xe Coming. We learn that Mr. Josephs, the immigra? > tion agent whose arrival here Was. noticed some days ago, has made contracts with our planters for the delivery of a very large number of Chinese laborers, the first ship ment of whom is expected to reach the State in January next One of the largest ami most successful rios planters on our coast takes two hundred and fifty Chinese, and other planters take tens, twenties and fi ties No payment whatever is made by the planters until the Chinese arrive and go to work on the plantations. . Applications for the Chineas are coming iu rapidly from every part of tho low coun - try,'and the movement has assumed auoh proportions that we may hops to have in the course of a fe w months all the Asiatic labor ws urgently require. Then may our sea-' ! coast become aa rich and productive ss in the days of yore -:-^.r;-" s II as? 11 a Affairs tn Mouth Carolina. A feW days ago the Macon Telegraph, doubtless with the purest motives, publish ed an article in whieh it. was stated that the crops in South Carolina had almost en? tirely failed, and that a famine was expect? ed; that a large part of this State was tin inhabitable by the whites, who were fleeing from the wrath to erne; and, lastly, that the prospects were that the lower and tide? water sections would bs abandoned to the negroes and relapse into wilderness and barbarism. This tissue of mlerepresenta tion is copied in every quarter, and appears in the Memphis Avalanche with this start? ling heading: AFFAIRS IN SOOT H ? ABO UNA Tkc Crops an Entire Fail are Had Condition of Society and Polities. The truth of the matter is, that South Carolina is to-day as strong a* any other State of the South, and bas as bright a pros? peet for the future. Tbs short cotton crop of the year wilt be at least as good as tba' of last year, while the long notion crop will be better than it. has been for many years Toe rice looks well, the wheat was ?xoel l< nt, and the only failure will be in corn, the orop of which may fall short. Bat in this there is no danger. Money is abun? dant, and there ia as muoh reason to ap? prehend a famine in New York city as in S nth parolina. . It (s not true that any part of the Stat? IB uninhabitable by. whites; nor il it true that gi*?; uutubfcrs of the whites are leav? ing the Stats. There is as much safety in this 8i?ie as there ia in Georgia, and oar people, festing that home is ?he best place for them, ar? determined to stick. lt ts not true that there ls any prospect that the lower seotions of tbs Sta&e ?rtfl bs abandoned to the negrees, for three sae oessivs years the crops in tbs Io* oouatry tu tied. This stripped the planter? bar?, pa roly led their energies, and ?ads tl weil, nigh impossible io pitch another Crop. ' is was done? and the low couniry will have a finerercp thia season thou U hos had ainoe tbs war. Tho freedman are ander good .ontrol, ?nd tbs power and influence of tbs 4 . -.alii}] VT* Mt "iv ?Kl ty\.t:'ut-3-l*>t* )U waite* inoreaue every day. Tbroughont the State the people ?re coafident and cheerful. We have more hard money thea we had in 1860, and? in erery sanee of the word, South Carolina has made aa muoh progress since 1865 aa has been made by any one of-her eiator States. This ie the slain unvarnished fact, and we trust that the Macon Telegraph will at once publish our denial of a*" anions which ?re calculated to do thia whole State serious ?rad lasting injury. Reviews. THO LOST MANUSOBIPT. By Gustav Frey tag. New York: D. Appleton & Co. Charleston: John Bussell. Felix Werner, a professor in a German University, learns from an old book whiob comes by obanoe into his possession that a complete copy of the Annals of Tacitus was in existence in 1687, when it was hidden by a monk to save it from the "Swedish boors." The search for this ?'Lost Manuscript" is the motive of the book before us, whiob, though somewhat long, ia more than oom monly interesting. The characters are well marked. They are not all made in the same mould, plunging and duoking like puppets Whenever the string is pulled. They move and sp'xfc like men and women, who are not all sinuer or all saint. And in this work, we are glad to say it, there is nothing whatever of the horrible or grotesque. The incidents succeed each other naturally, and while there is no elaborate plot-as there ?B no elaborate plot in ordinary life-the at tenti(r% will hardly flag from the first page to the last. The descriptions of German life-in the Tillage, in the castle, and iu the university-are bright and pic ureaque, md there ia a quiet philosophical spirit per? vading the whole, which gives the "Lost Manuscript" a real though intangible charm, and makes it, in truth, a pleasant book to read in the quiet Bummer days. Price 75 oenta. A SHABBY GENTEEL STOBT AMP orana TALKS. By W. U. Thackeray. New York: D. Apple? ton & Co. Charleston : Holmes' Book House. Tnese tales are reprinted because they were written by Thackeray, and not be cause they possess any of the qualities which make "Vanity Fair" and "The New comes" immortal. But the "Shabby Gen? teel" story has one merit. It introduces the reader to Caroline Brandon and Jam?*? Gann, who afterward appear on a broader and loftier stage. The book ia dearly printed, and forma a part of the edition of Thackeray's works now publishing by Ap? pleton & Co , at 80 oems a volume. j jiiflsdttttijtt of COPArtTW* RBfllf HOT1UK,-TH CU? i'ABTNEKSH P heretofore ndstttia betweenO. BAllT-anclJNO. WIKTH, under tn e name of BA'.'l A WIR TH, ia Iura DAX dissolved. All portion- indent ea to the paid firm will make pavment immediate i:, and all persons hivbig dalma against the ?aid firm will present them at once. Either party ie author? ized to sign in 1 quidation. O HAKT. JNO. Willi H. Charleston, Asguat 13, 1869. TAR FRUIT AND PH ODO Ol-, COMMISSION BU? SINESS will hereaftar be conducted at Mos. 58 and 57 MABKBT bTREBT, by O. BARX. ^ . . : TUB UNDERSIGNED H * VE THIS DAY FORM? ED a Copartnership, tor tba transaction of the FRUIT 4ND PKODUCE COM MI ION BUNINE >S. at tba soateesat comer of Market and Obufch streets, under the name and style of JNo. WIBTH A CO. JOHN WI UTE!. BEN RT BYER. Charleston, August 13,1869. AU UBI 13 3 Ijittlf. |IKH8 HOTEL.. TRIS HOUSE XS Si ILL OPEN FOR THE AC? COMMODATION of visitors. 1 aaits.?-?i*ty dollars <f60) per month. B. M WALPOLE, Ag??t. August 5 _, fhstWS j ?t a iKLi ST ow Ht? V SI Ii , ; CHARLESTON. SOUTH GAROMNA. ! THIS FIBST-CLASS BOTEL. SITUATED IN A pleasant location, and 1 n the Curtness portion of the sit-, rendara itthesaoat d?sirable Betel for either permanent or transient guests. . be secornsMaaaons aro nus ar nae? ed, navios extensive saltee nf elegantly funilsned apartments tor 11 mi des a A single (entta? rnen The proprietor will endeavor to aral utain tbs bhth reputation ai joyed br the "Charleston" as a fl wt crass house, and no effort ?lil be spared to de? serve a soutlauanee of tko liberal pasrsaage hereto? fore bestowed upon it, t The best of Live y accommodations will be found ad>oinin? the establishment. the hones 1- supplied with the celebrated Arte? sian Water of winch delight fol baths can be had either day er ni?ht. ?. B. io'K'BN, J ?'V 18 Proprietor. S VLOtJP HOTKb TBId KEW A ND OOMMOL IOU? HOUSE, LOCAI BD corner ot Broadway.,.and Fcsty-ssccsJUstieei, po wessee advantages over all otb er houses fer the SP? OOK medall?n a??w guests. It waa ballt expressiv for a flrrt-cliBS family boarding house-the rooms being large and notante, heated by steam-wirb not and cold w ter. and furnished second to nose; while the culinary d?partaient is in the moat experienced banda, arl -relng guests an nneqaalled table. ons of Atwood's Paient Elevator* is aaa? among tue "modem improvements'' ead at the servase cn guests at al' boura. Tbs Broadway and Urdversuy Plao* Cars pass the door every four minutes, rnnntnv from the Cits Bail to Censral Pe'*, while tho sixth aud event* Avenue Unssare bat a short block on eltuer side, affording ample facilities ihr communicating with ail ? ?he depoie. ftaamboat landings, okwes of arcase. . 1 mest and business of tba araru laeSrapqlU. MO H. at ?fe aWfebsfffv x?fr0pnetov?r. Fartai? smsa. WILLCOX ?? GIBBS* 8ILENT 8EWLUG MACHINE, THiB MACHINE STANDS THUS PA? UNRI? VALLED aa a FAMILY P.*WINO MACHINE, and his tatien the place of over forty double thread ma? shin? a in this eily. Reliable Agents wanted fa all largs towna m the State. p. ?. liAgBLTOB, No. 807 KING-VT BEET, Willeox A Gibbs' Agent of South Carolina. NERDLEN OIL, SILK, ko., constantly on hand. BBPAIHINO as nanaL etathly Uayl ir--lanni. .1 inf-" i i . i |J ?HS O . A bElAAOAtt, ACCOUNTANT.. NOTARY PVBhIC AN?> QBNBRAL A&BJV9, WO. IS ?*4HM*-Str<9?t. , RESPBCiTFULLT ?OLI O il H BdBiN BBB W AI? - JUSTING aoooUNTH ol Merchants sad others, , ans in warrina UP A MD POSTING thea- soots, eimst ip pert or whole Ar. risasiij I o as BI K SB ? a nutt. TH? SO Mi KB WEW?, p?B?anm AT UUXT??, ? ?. IS OSE OP TBE BBS? PAtmH IN l BR Hp. COUNT HY; has a large dmaiauea, endTai ords parlor advantages as an s?varUsloa m*>iam, lonna lew. Addres DAER A 0>T?B, * Febrsaryta . jm-?/fa ! j . . OU^WSK pta WATTED. AW ACTIVE* AM? FXPBfi RIBNtEDWHI1HNUHBEla?family. Good wagia paid Recommendations required. April at T a 18 OFFICE, a_Aa' uni 14 WAN 9 Kl) A CUKIPKTKN I' ? UOK. Must be well recommended t >r ho ne* ty and capability. Apply ai eoruer BBOAD a ND KUI LEDGE K I RK ? ', north aide. 1 Amm*t 14 WAWTKD, ? ?OUTH V ROM M t* ?O \ years old, who would be wiUinpr to make bim* pelf generally useful as clerk ia . *tore In Union vi ne. *. C. Address POMOFFICE BOX, No. 17, ?idou O. H., fi. O._August 14 FIOS W?NTKO.-W KTKl) UAlbY Filty Doaen PRESERVING FIGS. KIN MAN'S SALOON. August 13 thsj_No. 37? King- treet. WAN . KO ? SITUATION UV A fi tc? SPEOTABLEWHIIIsGIRL, to mind e?t d ten or do housework. Apply at No. 5 ST. I'HILIf STREET.__a*_Angus 13 WANT? if, AN EXfKRIUNCHB NURSE to mind a young Infant. Noue u*-ed appl? without go d recommendations. Apply to tbe COR? NER OF tf *YNK ANO MEETING RTRBET8. august 13_ _^2? WA RT KB. A M1TUATIOK UV A CO fl" PETENT Bookkeeper, bat who ls willing to take toe place o an Assistant Will aot a* Hales ww ?u? t?i??c himself generally nsetui. i as no obj.'dion to travel, milan not MO mucb an objectas lioi ra neat emp.oyment Be-1 ot refereed s (liven. Address "OBAI.Lt.MONlAN," care ol "News OF? FICE." . August ll WANT ISO, PAKT OF A R?8iUtt\i Iv,, asy CB BB lt OK FOUR ROOM?, on OT tear W<ntworth-etroct, or Rutledge Avenue. Rent not te exceed ?85?. Address X. O. Z., ut this office. July 37_ W. HTED, DV A MAKIUKD MAN, A situation in nomo Cotton Mill -outb or South? west; is acquainted with all brauche?, having work? ed in them all, bat should sleet WE-tVLlG a? a chelee. 1 artie? wishing to engage ouch a per?o> ?-iii pleas? aidless a note, sta"ng terms, to JOBN J. KELLY, No. 118 ? tate-street. Boston May at WA VT BJO, BVI?RVPODV TH SUB SOB LB H to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY - i HARLEM 0. R?GHTER'S 8elect Library of New nooks contains all of the latest publications. April 21_No. 161 K'NG-HTREta. CH ? N Bl ? E LABUHEB8.-PARTIES wintong to ekapley large or small numb* rs of CHINL8K LABORERS, rruy make the necea^ary orran wemen ts for procurai p gang* of slav required delivered in amy part of tb? conn try, by application to K OOPM A N o OH AAP, Man Francisco. California July S3_ WA NT HO, EVEHTBOUY TO RN?? W that JOB PBINTING of ?B kinds, plain and 1 ornamental, is executed* promptly In th? neatest ?lyle aud at th? lowest Now York patees, ai ian .??WS Job Office, No. 1*9 KAsT BAY Call and ex amiue the ?cale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere,_j WANTHA. A8KST? FUR Til? AMERI? CAN FARMERS' HORSE BOOK, In both Bag Bah and Germsn, by Robert stewart, V. ti., ot Miss. he work eevera the whole ground of the breeding and raising, and the treatment et hones and oral??, both in sick aera and health. It ha? waa lt? wsv to pepeJar favor, ami ia to-day tba m*st popular and beat selling B?rse' Book emt Address O. V. VEN , Publisher, < unrtanati. O. imo* March 19 ?0 ?et??. TO HEAT, THE PLKA8 VWTLV SITU? AI ED two and a half ?tory RESIDER OE. No. 8 -ociety-Btreet near East Bay. Apply at No. 37 ?rt AUK ET-- 1 BEET, near Anson-street. August li_ _ rpo uKST ON s ?JI?LIT" A WI * S INLAND, A X neat COTIAGL-BUILX HOUbE, with cistern 1 and som? Pom', tare, el tua ted on Middle street, about fire rain?tes' ?T vik from tb? steamboat budlu*. ?ertns liberal if noplied lonnie week to W. HUNT, o. 42 Market-street, north side. august ia _? _3? mu KENT, T..i<. PbKASANTI.Y alTO- j X AlIED TWO AND A HALF STORY REM- ; Dr HOB, No. S Gadsden street, opposite Wentworth ? Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM BAW MILL. Jua? lt_.? _ti ?-. ?E\L KSTATK AGEVTS, AMO OTHERS having houses' to rent, can have their Placards, Aa., printed at the lowest rates and in the newest and neatest styles of type, at THE NEWS JOB OF ?ICE, No. ia East Bay JfK 5?Ut._* QTKAH E^OI.IE FOR SabU AND PRK ? C litil- i, "Sit. JU o cam ??y, weil ?ait* ed for a grist mUl ar ?ny business requiring a power of four horses. Apply to J. MaCaBE No 84 Broad . street_ * stnth8?_August lt IA 71 ff THE GREAT ?EfflE?Y FOR I ?/. I 1?) rra*jjaana permanent CURL Or NafJhALwla ((i?r?d at1 ? COHEN'S MEDICAL DEPOT." 11 W 1* August 1? T7H?R SALE, FOUR MCCARTHY KOL? Jj LEK SINS, second hand, but little used 1 Premium Form Grist Mill, "Proseus" Patent 1 Maud-power steel Grist Mill 18 Ploughs, of Varied and most approved patterns, all hot little used, an 1 at low prices 1 Cotton B coker 1 Four-horse Power Steam Engine, second hand, in good condition. Apply to CAMERON, BARKLEY fc CO., Nor beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets August ? . Imo . TJWR S LOW, A LARGE CHURCH Jj ORG.-?N, containing thirty-five btops. " AUD, A BM ALL PARLOR t; KG AN, containing four slops, in a handsome Rosewood Oase. Apply at JOHN BAKER'S ORGAN'FACTORY, No. IB Van deruorst-eireot. _tastnSth July 9 A T' PRIVATE SALE, TH AT F Iraki J\ PTANJD with fixtures for a Grocery, corner Calhoun ?nd East Bay streets. No. H. Apply ON PREMIRES._thsrn_ January 31 T7IOK BALK. 0\B HDilOKED THOUS Jj AND A0BB8 OF LAND tn Kershaw County, Benth Carolina. 0ONSISTXK? OP: FIFTY TOBY SELECT VABMS near Oamden and on' tb* Railroad, varying in aise from 150 to 600 acres These and adjoining Farms are being taken by our beat ci tuena, and anora every advantage tor health-1 fal. comter able and profitable rarma. MaNY LAHOtc ANO CHOIOE PLANTATIONS, convenient to murket. DESIRABLE RESEDEN3ES in Camden ana Kirk? wood. - SLY EBAL LABOE TRACTS OF WOOD LAND airo A few very VALUABLE MTB? for manufactories. Address. WM. M. SHANNON, Attorney at Law, Camden, s. o. July 88 p*s_Imo? A VCTIOSKHRS. BROKERS, ?NB ?X. ethers wishing "*or sala" Hacards, Business Cards, or other Job Pristina executed with neat* ness and dispatch, Will COB Bruit their interest by leav? ing their orders at YHE NEWS JOB OFFICE, Ko IO Bawl Bey_ FOI? SALE, OLD REWSPAPKB8 Ut any quantity. Price 75 eeo ts per hundred, the cheapest wrapptoa paper that csa be used. Ap. ply al the office of THE N *WS. March 1 jWBt ai* (innii. TOST. A LAH Cl K BL A OK <KW FOU N F>*> A LAND Doo. answer? to toe name o. Duk?. A rewa d will be paid tot na delivery at "OUTHWB8T 00 RN EB OP RUTLEDGE AND WENTWORTH bTHBKlB. 1 August ,4 TB" OST.-A LIB* RAL HKWAii? WILL Xi be?ive*forthere*?Vfryof?Brown and Whle sat TER Bi i CH, about five months old, stray*! nr atoTbn from Ute ? Ubers Bouse, -o 284 Kinw-s r*?t. Apply at Store of W ONER A MON ^EES, corner or East Bay and Q ieaa-sfcreete ? August 18 , ?lnatt0nai. ~ UPtlTKlRSti V OF VIR?! vi A-THE Besston of this institution co sr?eno?i unau ?11 on the Br*! day ot october, ?nd eontiai.es, with, oat nbarruptioo. till the lu orad ny prece lin g the four h of Ja.y eut^tinf Ihsorgamsdiou of the rc9titutton is very com. pie e embrssb'g extensive und thor ?ugh oenr es of inntruetlon (a LirEfcUTUBE aMD aOIgNOB, and in the Profession* of Law. MeJioiau a<>d lingi neering. he expens?' of 'he Acodando or Law Student, ex? clusive of tuecos of text nooks and clotblng aud pocket money, amount to ?boat 88?? per Sen? aten o nina monta?; ?nd of the Bagmeeriag or Medical fitodeni te ?)0*c H39> ot which turns, re .pectirelv, ?no or iSM la payable ott aumlstittn, ?nd too o?lsn einthoprogre.sof iho ee.?lon ? For details send tor catalogue F O., "Univ ratty of Virgim.1." ?. MAU PIN. July t? Imo Oialrntan 1 the Faeult*1. ^A8HIS6TOS COhLEiS, LBXIN?T?N, TIBSCNTA. PRESIDENT. O EN KR Af i ?. B. LEK, AUNED BY A sWCSi COSIB OF P&OV8BSOBS? FHB ntSXT PBfl"XON OPLN'4 PCSPYBMBRB lAag. and rje??s Ju s J5tb. lift In ad^Mon <. the recular Collegiate noorat, the Pro'es-ional -?hoots of Law and civil and Mining BuKinser ng, are in tull opeiuti"? - "'--i Necessary expon*** from kSOO to WT*. , For calafbgoe. address t M . LBB0H. July IP lato n erk ot Fae ic,. ?i-P11 I -1 i i Jin I 1 'iii ? QITKATH OF MAGNESIA. aUf ff,' ?0.MlM?atJga>**jsaW' LADIES,' HEBREW KHEBVUIB?T 80 CIKIY-. ?*R A BL'?? HOPE." THE OFFICERS ABD HEM BEBB ARB BEQUEST I'D to attend a Special Moo UHR, TO-MOIIBOW, at lialf-pa^t FIY<> o'clock. P. M. at tho Sunday Sotiool of tho Jowi-h < ongregatlon-E. K. B. E. The Commit? tee on Constitution will report. By order of the Pr. aident. August ti JBTWA S T E A H EIRE E M ? I N K COMPANY. TH" REGULAR MON H LY MBB ' INS OF YOUR Company wihbe held THU* V-NING, 14th inst., at your Hall, Quoon-strooi. at h ilt -p ,?t Right o'clock. Member? who subscribed to tho Committee Lists are requested to cc mo prepared to ?ettie. Bj order. JOHN MoLE'SH, August 14 os. olary. HVLIKP IOU* ASSOCIAXION. THU REOTTLAR MONTHLY MEET NO OF THE * SHOO m ti o n will be held TUTB ' V NIUO, at Ma somo Ha I, at qnartpr-pa?t Light o'clock. The funds on h nd will be offered for sale, and members ore o-qnostod to attend. Arrears leceived dur int? tho day at No 185 Meeting-street and at the Hall in tho evening. WM. B. ST EEDMAN. August 14 Secretary and Treasurer. JHtaUuiicous. disposed of my entire stock in T?ade to Mossrc hOlNi.-i A MAR i IN. who will couti me the busi? ness at my old stand. No. 827 KING-^TREET;, oppo site Ana Tu retiring from the business I douro to th nie my friends abd cnstomor> for their liberal support in th . pust, and would rcpecttalv solicit a continu? ance of tho aame to my sicces ors Charleston, AugUBt 12.1809 JOHN QUINN. NOTICE -H ?VING PUROHAKFD OF MR. JOHN QUINN his entire stock and Fixtures, w-, will con? loi > tho BOOK. NKW ANDS \ I ONERY BU<1 N . Si"? in ali ita branches, at his old s and. and nope, by close attention to the "arno, to merit a libeial share of publie favor. J HN B B INES i. J. Mot th MARI IN. Charleston. August 12, 1869. stutbO august 14 T O E, A W Y E R S . WALLACE'S U. S. S?PRBHB COURT RE? PORTS, "VOLUMB 7," JUST PUBLISHED. For sale by PEINY ?ft PERRY, Stationer?, Ac, Ko. 106 Meeting-street, Aujust 1? emwS C UISOLH'S SAW MILLS. (WEST END TRADD-STBEKT.) HAYING A LARGE STOCK OP TIMBER, WE are prepared to cat orders for any size and quality ot LUMBER, at moderate prie- e. CHT-OLM BBOTHER-", West B d Tradd-street, Amnst 3 tufwsA Or Ad ge ra' North Wharf. Tl L A STIC JOINT IRON ROOFING, "OUTOALT'S PATENT," For Residences, Sugar Houses, Cotton Gins, Bridges, Ac. Manufactured by 8HOENBBRGEB A OB., No. 15 Public Lending, Cincinnati, Oblo. July 30 ?_nao_Imo jp K T E ll T 6 T A SI S , j TURN ER AND DE A LEB IN IVORY, And Manufacturer of BILLIARD BALLS AND CUBS, AND IMPORTER OF BILLIARD CLOTH, CUES, Letter Chalk, and Billiard Merchandise in general. Ne). 89 f niton-street. New York. May T sSmos A HBH1CAK nrnniTivin jfk.>r Life anti Sayings Insurance Co? SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT, No. 4 MARYLAND BUILDINGS. BALTIMORE. DB. WM. M. POST, Medical Examiner. THOMAS E. COURTEN AY, Manager. BRANCH OFftTCHi, CHAHLKSTOS, S. C. DB. THOMAS I. OGIBB, Medical Examiner. JOHN KIRKLAND, Ja., General Agent. CHARLESTON SOABD REFERBNCE: Hon. ALFRED HUGEB. W G MAGRA C?l Esq., President 8. O. B. E. Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL, Attorney at Law THEO. T>. WA?NER, Esq., ot J. Fraser A Co. ANDREW SIMON Ds, t?q.. President First Na? tional Bank. ROBXRl MOKE, Esq.. of Messrs. ft. ature & Co. EDWARD LAFITTfc. ot Ed. Lafitte A Co. Colonel J. B E. SLOAN, Cotton Factor. W- A. COURTENAY, Esq., of Mesare. Courtenay A Treuholm. H. B. OL ^EY, Esq,, of Messrs. Olney A Co. Haring been app lated General Agent for North and Mouth Carolina for the above reliable, end popu? lar Life Insu'ance Company, I am prepared to re? ceive applications at reasonable rates and on favor? able terms. JOHN KIRKLAND, Ja. ornoo for th? present at Messrs. Courtenay A Trenbolm's, Union Wharf. ws3mos Jone a V ARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY '-..<. o? NEW YORK. Organised la 1859. ALL POLICE i NON-FORFEE TABLE. HALF LOA N TAKEN. NO NOTUS REQUIRED. L ASP Cl Aa H DIVIDEND BO (FIFTY i PER CENT. BTATEMBNT. Polices In force.v?5,00O OOO Assets...... 1.590.000 Aanaal Ineonie..... 800.000 Ii-sss Paid. 500,000 OUnOBUIS, W. H. PBf?EHAM, President, . o' Wat. T. BOOKER, Vice-Brest dent ' L. MoABAM, Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FUDIOKAB. Superintendent nrasexoas. Hon. JOHN A. Dra. New York. Hon JAKES HABT sa, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex Ma vor vew Yorlr. Jcu- J. Caa NB. President Bank Republic. WM M. VBBJIILYE. Banker (YermUye A Co.) nsAsG. ROOKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Oom? parry. Hon.. GBOBOB OPDYEB. ex-Mayor of New Yertc. MINOT?'. MOROAK Banker. THOMAS RIGNEY. Firm I hom a? Rigney A Co. BBB?. ?. asia ?aw, treasurer New York Steiat t-u gar Refining co m pu ny AARON ABBOLD. Firm of s moid. Constable A Co. . RIOVABD H. Bowira, Wetmore s <?own,e, Lawyers. B V. HAUOBWOUX, Firm E. v. Baughwoat A Co? Wat Wruuurs, Firm of W. Wflksns A Co.* J CUD? t?. PEA rr. Merchant. WM. W WiiuoHT Merchant. OHAS J. T?.B?, sterobant. WwtX?H \x&m. Merchant, GKO> W, (irnrt.ES, Beaker, e^klasyns, H. Y. , Ose. T. Storm, Preetdeat Continental Fire fewer. ance Oosapasy. . JOJCB G. "nc H WOOD Pirk PUSS. WAXOO* H. PECKHAM, Corner VNh AlBJMe Kt? ffWukAM *a a-? - s-* c X wenty-tu uro-rarMTs XaWABP H. WBBSBY, Newark, V. *. dasi W FABUSB, counsellor. W. L. CI**?iW?iA Marchant. ( 1 UKIBtBfi Kati if, GENERAL AGENT FOB t-OUYal CAR0L?NA. ~ r. *. BIENS I JEBE) A, txauilnUag Plsgateiao. Bl. lfiSERTBb, GENERAL AGENT FOB O NAR LESION. vat- M: BOO 94mm sjUeeO, \ ?IJABLKST0N,8,0 JjnoABjria ?*c If? it ki M ILITARY HALL LOOK OUT FOB BENFORD AND MAZYOK'S ETHIOPIAN TBOUPE one? more boforo the pub. Ile for a few nights only, oommeucing on the ?rtfe Aug ?st, Tuesdtay rvi^nt, With new Songs, Burlesques, Ac. Dcors open at balf-pa-t 7, to commence at 9 o'clock. See small billa. 8* Augu*l 14 Gr JPri) ?ooo*, (Etc._ REAT 1C.KDUCTION WE HAVE MAB KED DOWN OUR SUMMER DRESS GOODS, And arc now offering thom LESS THAN FIRST COST. Como and sec. ?I- JR,. READ ?Sc CU. August 14 a r^ICKLES Oil, lilUAP Ut:trw:*, OF DIRECT IMPORTATION-JUST ARRIVED. ALSO OH HAND, POWDER, t?HOr. OATS. &0. At S.n. OIUtsllAtL, SIGN OP THE "BIG GUS," No. 310 King-street, third door below oclety. August 12 tn stn! mo lcm JpobUcat ons. J^WOK. BU Y K118 WILL Vt Si li ET TU THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS CATALOGUE. The List will be Changed at least Onoe a Week. NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS ron SALK AT FOGARTIK'S BOOK UKP09ITOKT. Catalogue Ufo. 19. MTZVAH-Friends at Prayer. Bv L. O. loomis. < "Th - Lor i watrh between me and thee when we are absent one from another " 82 I CREDO. "Inquiries wai h now agitate the thlnk in? world." Contenta: Su ernatnral Books; Buper ! natural Beings; Superna ural Life; supernatural Destiny; The sceptic Among the Disciples. $1 50. I AN ? MEHI AN WOMAN IN KUHOt'E, by Mrs. S. B. Urbins #1 60. PATTY GRAY'"I JOURNEY FROM BOSTON IO BALTIMORE, hr narohne H. Dau. fl 2S. ?DMIRAL HKMMKN' M lt, M Ol HS <,P SERVIOS AFLOA r during the War bowen tbe States, lilas, trated with stool engraved Portraits and six Bngrav in m in orono tints. $5 THE WORKS OF D*NIVL D' FOE, wt th Chal? mer'* Lue of the Author, aunotsted $2 60. THEOKLBSIA; or, Tbe Organ sat ion and Pe pe tu- j tty. Couti eta and triumphs of tbe one Holy Catbo? ats and apu.-tolic Churob, by a Presbyter of the Weat. $2. VOX EOOLESIA: or, The Doctrina of tho Protes? tant Episcopal Church on Episcopacy and apostods ueiXofiou. $2. I <iR>MP'-? MAprreT HISTORY, from the Foun? dation of th? Christian Ohurcb to the close of the 18th Century. 92 25. j iH *OBTCMK OF REDEMPTION, aa it is Reveal? ed and Taught in the Holy So ip tures By R. Milli? gan, rrealdent of the College of the Bible in Ken tufkr U?<versitv. 82 60. I HKBHO^S t.Y THIS LATB REV. G ORGE <HBP ARD, Professor In Theological tiomn-arj, Bmgor, Me. 88 ALIOE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDEBLAND, with 42 nlustrations, tl 60. NEAL'S WANDER NG BR0OLLB0TIONS OP A SOMEWH T BUSY LIFE, 82 M ?YAL W'S ILLUSTRATED HORSE DOGIOR. written in ptain angnsn. 83 THE Bi-.tfi'H AND BAtt OF GEORGIA, with an Appendix, containing a Court Roll fro o 179J to 1857, Ac. By stephen F. Millar. 2 rola., 8vo, 86. ANNUAL OF SOIBN In'tO DISOOVERY ; or, Year Book of Facts in Science and Art far 1869. by Samuel Kneel?.id. $2. B ANTING ON CORPULENCY. Stxl? Edition 25 cents. i Hp PRIEST ?ND TH17 HUGUENOT; or, Per aecu'ion in the Age of Louis XV, frc m the French of Bungener. 2 vol-. S3. THE PREACHER AND THE KING; or, Bourd alone in the Court of Louis XIV, from the French of Bungler. SI 60. ON THE WING, r Book for sportsmen, by Bern? ?tes", fully Illustrator 82 60. . mw NOVELS AND LIGHT BEADING or tba latest and standard authors eeut by Mail without extra charge. Any Books published in America or Europe sent free of postage on receipt ot publisher's price. Ad dress FOGARTLE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY, j No. 280 Klug-atreet, (In the Bena,) Charleston, 8. Ct May 14 nao etuth6mos ^RfilAT HIS QUOTION IK PU lc KS. IMMENSE SUCCESS. POPULAR BOOKS SENT FREB OF POSTAGE AT IHK PRICES ANNEXED : JOHN MA CHMONT's LEGACY, a Novel, by ? Mles M. E. Braddon....v.... .80 MlSTRt-HS AND MAID, a Novel, by Miss Mo? loch.38 PAD TALE OF THE COURTSHIP OF CHEVA? LIER SLY FOX-WlUbof..80 THE WO SD KB FUL AND AMU IN? DOINGS Ol* 0**l,AB SHANGHAI.80 MIND YOUR H lOP*..20 READY BfitiKO?JsB... .40 WH1S1, LOO LUGHRE AND POKE. .28 MADAME LB VABCUANDS FOtt I UNB TEL? LER AND DREAMERS DICTIONARY.40 SPENCER'S COMI > ?PEECHES AND HUMOR ODs REOIl AllON*.56 MADAME LR NORMANDS UNERRING FOR- I TUNE ELDER.?.48 LAWS OF LOVE......\..8S LADIS*' LO VB ORA?I.E.8ft LADIES' GUIUJS IO BEAU IY.80 BOXING MAD ii - AtiY.20 FONlATNE't GO I DEN WHEEL FOB ?UNS TELLE ti AND DBI AM nOOt,.40 ROOK OF HOUSEHOLD PET*.Si THE ARI OF BEAU IY, by Lola Montea.Su IBB PLAY GROUND....55 AMKBIcAN CARD PLAYER.85 HOW U AM B ER8 WIN, OR BB SECRETS OF ADV ANT AG f. PH?ING.6ft TH' BA** BALL PLATER.IS LBBLis'- PI IOBIAL. ,.1ft BARPEB'H WEEKLY. ti CHIME ET COBWEB..16 LI < BEAKY ALBUM.IS DAY* DOINGS.,.15 POLI' B NEW* OK GAZE HE.Ift HARPERS BAZ AB.is BUNYAN' < PILGRIM s PBO JBKV*.6? OUR LIFE IN IBS HIGHLANDS!, o> Quueu victor a.36 OOM! 1 MONTHLY.?O I BODGE f OF FUN.;~9Q Either ol the lollowloo B oks mail-d ou receipt ot four 3 stamps Old numbers of LESLIE'S. GODE Y* S PETER* SON'?. LAND WK LOVE, or DEMOR?(*T'H. | Any one ot Beadles or Munro's DIME NOVEL*. Alao, a Corni'- ur ennmenul ONG BOOK. Novels foy Chart* a Diettenst OLIVER I WIST, Hi PAGfcS 80 CENTS; AMERI? CAN Notes, 104 p iges 20e;Dom<>ey A ?on,856 ongea 40c; Mar>in 'buaxinwit, 842 pttias, 48o; Our Mutual Fri. ucl. 33i pjyo- 40c; hnetmas s to'tea, 182 pagas. ' sac; tate ol iso Ou?es, 144 p gee 26c; Hard' limos ona Additional Ohrl?truni* Stories 2J0 pag a, iiOo; Monom? Nlckleby 3io pages 40J; Bleuk Hon ?e. 340 panes. 40?j Utile Durit, mo psge->, 4!>c; pickwick Papers. 826 pages, 40 ; Dav<d Copperfield 33U pag^s, 4 >o; humar, y Budge 267 pages, Was 014 Curiosity i-bop. 221 pages, Sie; Gr*at Exoectationj, 184 pages, 80c; -ketches, .86 pages. 80n TB? foll ow. u-r Novel?, fay Slr Walter ' Peott Als.ll esl st* 80 a?rala Kate fat WAVERLY, IV AN BOB. KEN I LWOR t H, GUT Mannering, ntiquary, Rob Boy. Olm Mortality. Tbs Black Dwarf aaa a JjsamA of Montrose, Bnda of Lammermoor, Heart of Mid-lochten. The viona? tery, rbsAhttOt, tho Pirate, tot tune? of Morel, Peve? ril of 'hs Peak, Qnen tn Durward 8t. Boaaa's Well, Bed Gauntlet, .he Betrothed a id Richland Widow, Tbe ralismtn. Woodstock. Pair Bald of Penh, ADDS of Geiers, em, Count Robert of Fans, The surgeon's Pita :; ?ter. tm rsoai' tof the orto*, either in saab or stamp?, copi?e of airy books m this hst will bs seat hy mail postpaid. CHA?. C. HIOHTBK, No 181 Klug street, Jul? lt pad ____Jj^yjg^gPiA-^ C HA8. H?OKttYr G I L D R R , POIYRAM AND PICTUBB FRAME MAStSs*V i TUBES, g?, m KI NO-STREET, CHARLESTON. B.C. IOOjrTsTftqi nifBBof aS ateftj? ?ttad to Fi-aws. JwfW >?. raavtsas tyiotaw and ???haMmim CORN.~ QA Ai \ BUSHELS PBtMK WHITBOOHN, PB? O' "VM " sokooner Francisco for aale hy T. * KERR k CO. EASTERN HAY ?^?ST?B?T HAT I O AA BALKS E? STERN HAY. FROM BKL ?>l f\J FANT, per bri* H. H MoGilvory. Now lauding at Palmetto Wharf and for Bale by J. A. J "(iLOW & OO.. August H No. 141 1 a>t. Day. BACON AND Ii Kv KEL. OA nOXES LONG CLPAK SID BB IN' DOC JU *"ALT 20 boxes !.<>? i i Mear Bib sides in Dry bait 8') pk??. New No-t. 2 and 3 M lekerel. For ?alo by JEFFORDS * CO. August 12 3 ??TEW YORK IU?T??N^ DOVBLH ANCHOR BUAHO. TH E STANDARD WEIGHT 2H?@B>?. THE standard w'dth tull 44 iuchos. It is wider, cloeer, stronger, and affords better pro? tection (or the i miro covering ot th'.' Cotter* bale than any oilier n use. We Fell at manufacturer'a price and expenses laid down litre. A supply alway* on nani! WILLIAM HOAUH & CO. "* Augusto_ imo Anent*. ')AAH BUHHELS BLACK PEA**, SUITABLE &\ f \ 1 \f for ?oed and leodi. g for aal? ny July 24 _T.J. KEHR k CO. . l ipiAPtOKjS. QAAA BUSHHLS WHS'lERN WHITE CORN, OV'UU sligkiiy healed. For mle. at a lo*w pri?e, by T. J. KNISH & CO. J my aa_ NEW GOODS. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NRW, AGREE* BLE, meut de latona aod healthy food, used for Pudding, Jellies, Blanc M ?un?, Ice Cream, Griddlecakes, soaps, do., nut up lu 1 tb. pack? age?, with direetloua for u*e. Devicoat'd Cocoanut fir Flea, Pudding?, t akes, &c , put up In half tb. packages, w th directions* Sweet Oil, French and amerioan in half pints. pint? and a. .aria. Cider and White Wiue Viuogir, warranted pure Fresh Boasted iTo Coffee, of good anility, at 35c. Just teoeived aid for sale by CO-OPBR* IVE ORodBBY HT O RE, Southwest amur Meeting and Market atreeta. Good H koli vcr ad free. May j28 HONEY ! FORRALE, WHO LBS ALE AND RETAL. BT Dr. H. BA.EB. June 2<_Ko. lal Mecttng-wtroeL ZINC, Y E li 1.0 W METAL BUK ATHIS ft AMU -MAILS, CONSTANTLY ON BA?n. FOR PAL? BY OHI-?LM BhO'HKRS. AngmatT_trw Imo A?gee's Whaaft HEAVY ?Ui\NY CLOTH. 1 AA BALES HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH, IAND 1_* "VJ INO ea schooner B N. Hawkin*, and for sale toy. HENRY OORIA k CO. Angnat 10_tntbsS 57. & H. VT. CATHER WUOD'8 EXTRA PIKE PURE OX.D MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE SUPPLY OJ" OUR PURK OLD > ONO NO A HEL A RYK WHIS? KIES to our former numerous customers at tke South, wo have appointed Mesara. H Or.BDTb* CO our Agent?, wbo by inls arrangement, are en? abled to supply the trade nt price* w iou will insure satUiacrion. H. ft H. W. CATHER WOOD. H. ?Si H. W. CATHBRWOOOD'S 1X.TBA FINE PDBB OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. CT rv BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAVORIT? OU Wai>KIE5>. consiMIn?rof X.XX.XXX.XXXX. and NECTAR and CABINET BR A >DS, and alao of Now landing, and fer sale low by H. HKBDT8 & CO., June 12 Btnthgmo_No. East Bar. $100 PER DAY DISCONTINUED HAVING OBTAINED AN EXTENSIVE AN? widespread sale for "HEN TU BY" brana er Fine Cut chewing Tobacco, w? desire to announce that w" shall not pack dally 8 100 tn the email tin? foil paper* after this date, July 1st, Its merita being so favorably recognised 'hat this inducement 19 no loi ger necef Bary. To avoid misapprehension, how? ever, we would add that we shall continuo to pack ordere fer elegant MkKRsCHAUM PIPES in our ?.Yacht Club" and "Euroka" braids of Smoking Tobacco. The "Yacht Club" is devoid of Nicotine, and can? not injure the health, and is especially recommend? ed to people of sedentary occupations or nervous constitutions. The trade are Invited to send for circulara. P; LSBTLLARD, July 17_aratblmo_New York. FRESH DRUGS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE. WHOLE SALK AWD BETAIL, by Dr. H. 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