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VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR ?BY TEL KORA PH. THE BOU JEX-SVACmSY IVA H. A New Phase-tlowen Plnj-litg (lie Hole of I njui rd 3 II nore net TUC lil cut Co luiuulatov nt Ute .\ ut toual Cn pit ni. WASIIINOTON, August IO.-0. C. Bowen, tho t Radical Roproseulativo from tho Socotul Con? gre; .siona! District of South Carolina, who haj boon boro for aomo daya past, has commenced legal proceedings ncainat tho Mackeys forcer? as? tain alleged elauderous. publication* iu TUB CUABLE?TON NLWI, of Ibo 18tb instant. Governor Scott, ot South Carolina, iaheio, malting cflbtis to obtain trom tho government the quoin ot arms atloltcd to that State. Tim ir AH J JV cutt A. _ HAVANA. August 13. -Count Valmascda cap? tured, near ltcmniicaugua, ti rebel couvoy, Qcnerat Jordnu cnmmauding, winch wa* niov ino toward* Rolgain. Tho rebels, lied after a short tight, and their commander escaped. This is couaidorcil tho most important ciptuic H i ii ce tho war. The authmities of Santo Eppiiitu icporb that a rebel plot to poison the bread used by tho in? habitants bas been discovered, and a number of suspected parties bavo been arrested. WASHINGTON A u cm?,' li. The Cubans hero havo advices to the 6th. containing Jordan's re nprl of tho cngasrommir. ?oar Holyiiiu. Val Jt it - ed J bcinar roinforcod,dotormined to surpri-o 'tuc Cubans. .Jordan, fully advised, propavod t to meet Vulmaaeda. Jordan advanced a small H force to lead Vxloiaseda into ambuscade. Tho ~otr.ttai.oui Bucccedud, uud Valmaaeda's lores were thrown imo confusion. Jordan'charged, forcing Vuluiaseiii to letieat in disorder. His impreaaed ucgio troopa brolso on the first at? tack. The fight destroyed V.tlmaseda'e array, giving thc Cubans control of the entire Hol quin district. Spanish loaB, 170 killed and wounded, aud over 700 captured and deserted. J us tlier cuban advicea report the alavca throughout tho island exhibiting symptoms of insubordination and svmpathy with C?spedes. T .ey aro joining Ceapcdos in large nu tulum?, thereby securing tho cinaucipu'.ioo proclaimed by Ibo provisional government. They make, it ia said, good soldiers. Quos ada is nearly ready to mt.ich Nuewtaa, with a certainty ot succuaa unless the Spaniards aro rcmlorccd. It is believed they will avoid the cont . st. Yea Bola sufficient to remove tho gnrriaon ato con? centrating before NuovitiB. TUE IHOK-CLA1) IK VIRGINIA. RICHMOND, August 14 -It is stated on cood authority that General C nu by will, within ten daya, issue his election proclam?t iou cou ven? ing tho Legislature, applying tho iron-clad oalb to tho numb .ts. and, whore a m om boc ?loot cannot take tho oath, giving bis scat to tho candidate who received thc next hiebest vote. This news produces different leoline sm neg different parties. Tho Well'j Bepubli caus, who rbrm nine toulba of whiU waajbo u.- Sip-?'.^Sc? 'r?^rfi /?O..?er-, ?J??F*fl tfSs^ntW?* * orats aro confident that tho effect is to give tho Btato to tho Democracy in 1872, and porma . nently thereafter; and tho Walker Republicaus, ..who elected their ticket on tho idea among the whites tont thoro was to ho no more disfran obisoment and test oaths, aro very stckt* P NEW. Yoitit, Auguaf la.-Tbo.:Thnes;?ays : j -."The qucbtion of onfu'cingtho test oaiii in thc case of the mem boi s oleot of thc Virginia Legis? lature his been ifecided affirmatively by Ibo At tornoy.(jenora), ami it will be accordingly on-' forced by General Canby." Xvi ; . m?PfP " T - - BUM JIAny OF ENOLIUH AND CONTINENTAL NEWS. ' LONDON, August 14.-Tbp apparent incon? sistency between tho Queen's speeches on tho opening and on tho closing of -Parliament, in-1 respect to thc relations between , tho United States and Groat Britain, is accounted for by tho Times in the fact that international rela? tions depend on icciprocity of Ibo toolinna of the people, aud not on the negotiation of their Ministers. Tuero bas boen a change of diplo? mats in tho business aihee tho opening of ] Parliament, but tho sureties of peaco and frioudship rest on a stronger basis than diplo? macy cm furnish. .' ' The London News of yesterday' was very se vine upon (ho British Parliament: lt ox j pressed thc opinion decidedly that thc quas J lion ot n reform in the House of Lords mn?t | 1 conic. f I \. Tho distinguished art-critic, John Ruskin, bas boon ('looted to tho Staio Art-professorship of Oxford. / During tho past week specio ip the Bank of ^England has decreased ?100 000;in Iho.Banl: of J Fra tice it has increased ?260 OOO. ' Tho British P.uimmtnt will rerisemblo on ?.->dbe 28th of October. The reassembling of tho G?n?ral Conference ' of tho irish Church has bocu determined inex? pedient by thc bishops, as that course would ' bo distasteful ?o a large body ot churchmen. Thia determina'ion is regretted by thc Com? mittee of tho Conference. . ^ Tho Emperor ot tbe'Frencii yosterdtiysigned J a sm ?..ll number of decrees of ramnesly for of \' fenditicr publishers and politicians. I Fivo btindrerl Carlista, bonded by Eetnrtus, { have entered Spam irom Franco at Pu:gcer<la. L Other bands are expected to enter from valions r pointe. A- Republican movement at. Malaga ' has created considerable excitement thoro. , Twolve" prier-ta bavo Lem tnkc'i in custody at j Burgos, Spain, charged witli*Viigaging in tho K Carlist insurrection. li Thc river. Nile' bos fallon lower than it lins igheen known to bo ior a hutidrod and flTiy ?j^years. ^i The Egyptian cotton crop'pro'-peot ? is good, r''and'it is esl ?mated thal,1 750,000cantars of 100 .-?a?our.ds each will bo made. F PABIB, August 14.- -Marshal Niel, Mlnistor of (' War, is dead. - . L* VIENNA. August 14.-Baron Von Baust, ad Kreasing tho Roichratb, in dofenco of tho Bud? i gel, said the m ai nt en an oo of peace would bo y^easior. if Ibo defensivo foroeabi Austria wcro not diminisjiod. ?PAltKS JFJlOM TUEWIilES. rv Commodore Jarvis died in St. Louis on Satur /dey. aged 74. \ rn' Alargo distillery {a, Philadelphia has been "leizod, and thojB?orokeeper and gauger ar .tfeated. . A] Tho p.iy of asaisvant assessors in Tonneseoo. ijSorth Carolina aodNho Qtilf Statoa isrodncod "T>y cents por day. \'_ The prosp0ois cf thXTonnessoe cottoo crop V.?ct less favoraolo.' It \ calculatod that 'toe .jtold in West Tennessee \ni be tho same as it year. \: (ear Admiral Davis is ordered to make ar igemetta for the survey of the Iatbmus or Darion, for iiBCcrrainiup tho feasibility, cost, -.? the HII?I? cana'. The question of th-.' Unite 1 Sates senator* Bhip iK pxcltlriboncral inleroal in rcniioesce. Emerson Etheridge ami Andrew Johnson aro Hie moat prominent candidato'. A train, on the Pennsylvania Central Roil road tan" ?fl thc tiv.ck on .Saturday. The engi? neer and flroinan were killed, and ono man lost both leg*. Several others were hurt. Ry n eimilar mishap on Ibo MjlwauUce and et. Pani Railroad, on 'he sanio day, ai) onginccr waa lulled and several others wounded. us irun STATUS co uni'. FrocccaliiR* of tUe Unttcil States District Court for thc Western imtrictof South Corotlmi- Mi tia at Term, WOO. (rnoM.oun ows connE-PONDENT. 1 "orara DAY'S rnooEP.Duras. ?jrti.ENViLiJ:, S.C., 'thursday, Annus! 12 - The court wa j opened at ll o'clock A. M.; Hun. Cloorgo S. Bryan, presidium. Tho fraud and pu it and pleas juries an sworei" to t?ietr nantes n3 ou yesterday. Criminal />7c/.c\\-UtiiicU States ve. Joel Hughes. Violation of Hie internai revenus law. Oidor for huucb war Mut tor wiUlOU, Jeiviuiab Sat-toi fluid. Uuit. d Suites vi. Christian ?uoklev. Faillira tn er i vi- bond and not icu na distiller. Defendant nlcadod guilty, and waa seircticod to mix months' imprisonment and to paya lino of AM hundred dollars. United bt&tos vs. John Barr. Violation or the internal revenue law in distilliutr mthcut giving liotico and pay i nu npccial tax. &c. Nul. pro*, on ?recoud ninl'loui'ib counts.' Dpfeudiiut pleaded co-lt.v. mid was Rentcnccd to pey a fino ot six hu in Ired dollars with Beven mumba' im priButiuivut. United String vs. Jacob Lausford, James Strand, Perry Roper. il nj..min P. Hoy?t aid, Iv lu ui 1 'B?bsou, . Harrison Bruce, I li omi H Burns, Minb-ill Stopp. Attempt lo rescue nropertv from r. revenue officer contrary to act July 18GG Btot'on 07. .'No hills" in the tollovvincr eise*: United b'tatc-B vs. Janies ?. Buniol t and Ja?. P. Urceu. Distillation willioul pityiug special tax. United States VB. John F. Highlower and Green W. Beesc. Unlawful concealment xif d 8tillod spirits. I United rtia.es vs. Janies Bevis. Distiltatiou without: pay i ti;: special tax. The auplicatiou ol ThaddeiiBC Jowittfor a copyright lor the publication of tho ..Ch?rle3 tori Directory and Business Register" was grunted. [ Rx parte A. H. Abiahauis, assignee of Charles Madsen, bankrupt, vs. Julina Madsen. Petition ot Wooley, Mitchell & Clancy. Simoua & Sterling and J. N. Nathans, attorneys. Or? dered that A. H. Nathans, assignee, pay c nui? se-1 leo to above counsel of fifty per cent, of the .imount -recovered under the decree mada tn tho above cause, ocarina date tbe 27th July, 1800, hurt tho'residue'of ibo fund bo dian ihn ted in du- course of adniiuistratiou in bank? rupt cy. United States vs. Hobart Ridgers-viol?t lon of internal revenuo law. Jury No. 2 was charged with this case, And -returned, a verdict of not portly. . ; United Btales vs. ono llorac, tinco mule?, wagon andliarness, and 150 callous ot wbis k ,y-violnlon internal revenue laws. Informa? tion. D. 7. Corbin' District Attorney. Tho. motiou in thia cuso having heretofore been re turue i. and tl.ousuil proclamation made, and default of all protons duly ."enternd, tho mer ohattd'rQ. frc. alo-esaid wa'i condemned. TLo* - ??id b"'v i^-:;r^jutcpurt with bills and ?ndiiK-B'^fd lu?'^/^?^KSOtt^*, . True Bills.- Utntr-d SlnWv?ffiSK-. 'f?m?:? gama arid Newton (ta:nbrlll.^Disti)lalio}^it^r Eilar.CB.vs. ritouiaB HoltzMaw and I Joh'*?*? e^s. Rotail dealers without paying ap'jc *. ;A*< . . UnU-d St.itos vs. Janies M..Taylor. Peddler '.^-.lstilled ?pints without payment of special MX. _ti i mm t * ' } j AFFAIRS IX THU .STATK. Drange-burg. ' MV. C. Avant, of OranuobUvg,1 was . thrown from a buggv on Sunday Ia?t; and so 'severely Injured tint ho died on Tliuisday. , . j Anderson. Four members of tho inquisition, instituted by the Legislature to inquire into tire affairs pf tho . 1 nit tl (Joncrcssioual District, .have reached Anderson Courthouse. Abbeville. Mr. George Dnsaubnr^.'.a. member of Hie present. Legislature, from Abbeville, died at histresidencc, non- that village, on Wednesday -lase, of pulmonary affection. He bad been in dedin.nc health for some timo pas:, and his' death was not unexpected. He leaves a wife and several children. ,i . fi" , , Barnwail.. - .. . - "air.. Charles. Ray, an esteemed citizen of Barnwell County, died at hie residence near mac!.ville, on Tuesday evening last, from, paralysis. A no? i o man named Nel s in Thomas was kill? ed by itgbtmcg near lus hoaso: on tile public road, on the plantation of the lato Clouerai To-. bin* tho latter part of last week. < lu i i into ii. i. -, Airatlle??ake, some, dvo foo', long-arid largo in proportion, was killed recently.near Man-; ping, by a freedman. It ?B said that'analtos of .al) louds aro now becoming uiuro numerous thau bus ever boen known; tho cause, it is said, is owing io the scarcity of the hog, which animal devours the snake wherever found. The Clarendon Prcas says : 'Thc past week lue been ono of favor to tho crops. Tho re? cent rains liavo had tbe desired eiie:t, and ex . copt^ in portions where they were not too far , exhausted, are fast rec.ipcratmg. ftnir steadily* .raising their etrooirjng hoads , and Beera t? laugh merrily from the effceth ot tho . lie'ayv night dews." , . . - . Ueorgctown. Tho Times reports an epidemic of> cs't-lo and fowl stealing in tho 'neighborhood' of 0 -.vgetown. :.e county commicsioii?w for Cecrgolown County lias purchased wh?t is known oa.Water field iract, about six miles'trom Georgetow-:. on'tUe Sampit ?oad, as a Poor Fcim. It is further ?aid, that the commissioners ure baa? ing plans and estimates made lor tho erection cl a huge hmldinif, at a vorv large cost lo tbo county, whon there aro buildings in. tho tract sufficient for tho accomm?datipii of all tho po jr who ?r? now kti?ukirig' at their doom for lidging and food. The Times remarks : "If it be no. a cloud of objections to their conree wo'nld vory jus:ly bo raised by a pcoplo already taxed beyond tnoir maana ot payment." ) . . Kilgefield. . ,An Edgcfield lotter of tho lilli inst, gives the following: -Ti om Augusta, about Of leen miles, there has been an abundance of min since ?bo 25th of Jnly, and crops Io ik well, except upland corn, much of WJ.ICII wau cal (.hort by tho hot, dry weither of Joly. Much of Hid cotton th it ba-j ob allied to good 8iZ0, on .account ot tho extremiB of : kia season, is not WQ?I fiuitod. Fi om the point m.-uiioned rain is ninon needed ot tbts timo. ; Cotloft ts quite small; in places vory poor stands and Borne flek'a hav? been replanted with .corn; willoh will materially c fr mil i bo cotton. I was told-by a gentleman with whom I met that his' ? Ihnd had not been too wet'to work BIIICO bis crop was planted. From what I contd seo and 'loarn.'I don't' think more tban two-thirds of what waa planted Tor will be realized. OT cc uv tile. Two tiree occured in Greenville OD tbo night of tbo Otb inst. Tho firs' resulted io the' des? truction of a carpenter's-abop Ideated on tbo back street cast of Main and uorjli or church street, on tho lot'occupied bv tho store of MosBrs. T. A. Allen A Cn. Ono or two stables or BhedBiBltnated immediately contiguous to the b, rnlng building wcio also dcBtmved. The shop Was owned by Alexander McBco Esq., 1 and tho loss was inconsiderable. Between two and t breo o'clock on Saturday morning, another alarm of Aro was raised, 'inls timo thc Are wsB on tho eouth stdo of tho river, als? on the promt-es of i'exand-r Mollee, Esq. A stack of atraw, eltuated between and near to the above gentleman's stables, was found to bo on fire, and from ita naiuro could not be pnt ont; bnt ^e-enginos by their efforts aaoceedeu in saving ' <- Chesterfield. ' Tho board of direotora of the Choraw and Salisbury Railroad Company met at Caoraw on Wednesday last. They seemed to be great ly en cou ra ec il m regard t? tho prospecte of their enterprise", and arc determined to co to wuirti at oueo. With III?H view a corps or en? gineers bave been aelccted to locate tho road from Choraw to Wadesboro'. Mr. George W. Earle was elected obiot eugm?cr, and Mr. Je? rome r. Chaso secretary and, treasurer. A commercial associai.C,V lum been orgr^i-,-! .zed by Ute merchants of Choraw witb the t'l ??W?UR offleera : w. L. J. Ito id, ptcslrionl; J, C. M'dlin, vice-president; E. M.. Wei s. W. A. Hcnion, t'eter Barentine, cominissioncrH; John ,1. Mc ioir, seotetary and treasnrcr. 'Ibo folio wi nu* resolution was adopted :. Resolved, That should a bale of cotton weigh Ices than three hundred pounds, it shalt be considered unmerchantable, and when sold, there shall bo a deduction of one mid a half cents per pound from tho original price." Laurent. Wo cet thc following items from the Lau? ren ovillo Horn ld: Tile cold snaps of May and June aro being re-enactotl m the first wrelts of Angttst-tho Dights and mornings aluioat- uuiickinir or trout. Cotlouis not doing well-wearing a pale and siclilv look. A brandi of Hm Citizen's Savings Bink bas boen established in Lauren<villo. Tho ofhoitrs aro as follows : Assistant Cashier, John Kyle-; Local Finance Committda, 8. R. "todd, Dr. J. W. Simpson; and < 'olonol J. D. Williams; So? licitor, S. lt. Todd. Jr. A largo inimbei Qi' our citizens aro gOQe to the muuutuius, ni tho Westoru portion of Ibis Stato and North'Carolin], in search of oool breezes. sparkling waters, limoid streams, grand views and glorious blue sk i o?. They go in an independent way-tn their own car? nages, taking along baggage wagons, touts, supplies, &s. V.J. P. Owens ins boon appointed a magis? trate by ono lt. E. Scott. This OWOQB is sena? tor from tins county and census taker, also commissioner ot elections. Owdiis employs ono Tlios. Owens to do Hie v. a.; of taking the edison. Thu said Thomai, ?a ono of Scott's magistrates, and tho said f'.r ott appoints Y. J P. a magistrate to do Thomas' law while en gagod tn his statistical ?a. oin. These two ma? gistrates reside in the comity, not two miles from e?*oh other. Considerate .-colt I Uooncc, The.AYalkalla Connor siva : "For tho past week tho weather in this section has been re? markably oool for this time or year. Fires during tho mornings have beeu in demand. Though rain would bo beneficial, orops m our imm?diat vicinity aro by no means buffering Other sections of the county arc not so fortu? nato. Heavy frosts havo fa lien dunno tl e last few nights ni what ia known as Horse Cove, N. C. Frost in August 1" ? Walhalla is to have u courthouse and jail in short order. Tho lumber is rolling in tor tb ?jail, and near 150.000 brick moulded lor tho courthouse. Tho wirkmen are ready n ci el tho jail is expected to ba raised this week. Thc <. inti actors are pushing men, and woU they need bc, as tho courthouse is to bo used tor tho November term of the court. This' will necessitate pushing, tho h.tilding being sixty by forty feet, wade of brick and two stories high. Tho dwelling housoof John Prico was burn? ed down on Monday (ho 21 ins ant. Mr. Price and bis grand-daughter had come to Walhalla on that day, >nd no min/ aoul was about ihe premiso*. On his return lie fcuud Ins dwell ing and Ins outbuildings a heap of ashes. Nothing of his furn it m n was savo'l, tho bund? ing being pretty web con sum cd before tho fire was discovered. The house was situated on tho publio road leading from Old Picketts to Walhalla, and about ono milo from the Falls on Little River. It is the nouerai impression lue tire was tbs work of an incendiary. .Kershaw. Tho Camden Journal says : "Tho unfavor? able weather ot thc vast few days is having its effect upon tho colton'- crop ol this and tho neighboring district.. Re|ir>rt9 roach us from al: f|uai*ttrs or tho appearance of tho rust. Tho oorttjii io mau-. loouliti.o. ir?rai_?ho wnfavor moTospring is more ?uckwarrrcuTHTTlaual, au?l should Hie rust prevail to much extent tho hopes ot our planters for a .dargo crop will be blantod." ..." Tho same paper says: "An inquest was held by J. A. Schr?ck, magistrate, acting as coroner, on Friday, the Otk inst.upon tho bode of .Mr Joseph B. Hughe-., a gentlemau well known m this vicinity, at which inquest it ar.? -poa'red that Mr. Hughes and a colored boy, -Wade Dye, wore coming to Camden iu a wa.-ou bn that norn in tr. When about ciabt miles from town, a pine tree which .bad by tomo mcanB catitht tire and burned Ibrough,'"'fell, upon tho wagon killing Mr. Hughes almost 'instantaneously, and mortally wounding one ot tho mules. .Tho wagon was. shattered. Wade Dye made) bia escape by leaping from lt. by bis testimony, it sppoar? that they did not seo tue fallincr tree, until it was nearly upon thom, when Mr. Hughes ex dainiod, "Wado I Lord have mercy on us," aud endeavored to leap ont of its way. But ho was st m ck bef ero ho could do so; a jagged knot striking aud cntcii-.g his back near tho right shoulder. Mr. Hu tr hes bad taken out a '{5000 policy iu tbn .Piedmont Life Insurance Company,' only a short month or s'x wicks airo.".. . . . . -? " ?*?'> ... TliETisir x.T orjn SAVANNAH FBIENDS.-Tho Savannah Republican, in noticing tho dopar turo of Savannah Base Bali Club for this city, tay? : . i Wc deem it proper to reiterate some of tho fc.ctB and circumstances which have induced tho Savannah ol nb to visit our sister City of Charleston on Hus occasion. By the agree--j m?nt which bcd been entered into betweon the above named clubs, tho 'second of tv series bf games was to be played iii this city, but owing to circumstaupes well known.to tho pub? lic, thc Charlosion club insisted-upon so modi? fying thc nuroement that the second game of tho series should bo played in Charleston in? stead of Savannah' The Savannah club, by a decided majority, voted not to change tho agreement but they were afterwards induced to change thor resolution, not only by the rep? resentations of thc Charleston club, but at the caruoBi solicitation of numerous oitizena of our ulkt or city, and they go to-day not cs the Invited guests bf tho Carolina Base Ball Club alone, but of the. citizens ol Charleston. Wo hope they will"'have a pleasant trip, and that nothing will iccur to mar their enjoyment of tho hospitalities BO sonorously proffered by tho Charlestonian.-. SEA 1ST.?SD .COTTON IN LIVERPOOL-It is r.itb?r a gratifying fact,'ts it bears upon tho fm uro cotton supply or the world, that oar sea island cotton, from "November, 1865, to'Novem? ber, 18C8, waa sold in Lveipop! at prices vary? ing from 221. yr pound to 70d." por" pound; heme; moro than three times BB much .as was poid at any time during the sumo period for tho boat Egyptian cotton/ In NoVcmbor: 18GS, -fine sea Island sold - in Liverpool for 60d. pur pound A friend- informed us, some eight .Veal's ago. that he was awared by a manufae turec ot riL-bons in . England 'that if ho could not tr st sea iBlnnd for lost be would give $1 - a bound. Our sea island sd: ia extensively used abroad in silk mann ?ne tures. Our "Upland." Mobile and New Urica tis cotton sold during tao sumo jeriod at prices varving fi om 1211. to 22JJ. per pound.-?Y. Y. Post 'Iup-iBTAKT SOUTHERN MAIX ROPTE.-Acting PoMimiBtoi-'Goncral Earle has closed a? oon conlraot w?th Captain Petor Li Roso for week? ly steamship eervico from Savannah, Georgia, by t-'apel?, Darien. Frederica, Brunswick Courthouse, fia'illa Mills ..Sc. Mary's, Fernan? dina, Maypo.t Mill?, and Yellow Bluff, to Jack? sonville, Florida, at $7500 fer. annum, to take ell ct July 1, 1809 This itt na important mill 'service, especially io the roast offices. Jttr PHILOSOPHY OF MABIUAOE.- A K l W 0O??.SE OF Lk'CTUl'.E.-v an d?lit ?ret? at toe New York Mu'teutn or Anatcjy, embracing the cub*. Ject? : How to tire ami Wtut to Mvo'for ; Youth, Maturity and old age : Manhood genera"* review ed ; Ila- Cam? of Indigestion j.JFlatul-nce, and Nor* voui Dlrea.c.1 ac?anted for ; Marrase Philosoph! cally Coudik-red, Ato. Tbo*o lecture will be for? warded on receipt of four , sumps, by adoree*tn g i HKOKKI AHY UAL?iMORK M?^KPM C> AN A TO. MY, Ko. 7? Wed Balthnore-ttrcet, Baltimore, Md. April 10_tn wi Irr ?jr B?TCHBLOR'S BAIR DYE.-THIS splendid Hair. Dye ia tba bait In tho world ; tbe only true and perfeot Dye; hamlen, reliable, ii,nan ta neons; no disappointment; no ridiculous tinta ; rem* edle? the tal efTeeu of bad drei; invigorate! and leave* the bair soft and beta tl fal black or brown. ?ola ty al] Draggtate and Parra nt era j and properly applied at BeUhelor's Wis Factory, Ns. - Bond atreet, New Ita*' lyr _ Kay ll /uncrol Hotiitj. SMALL-Pu d nt Mount PP a>niit ou t lie ovenirg of tltf lltli In'taut, ol t-.phiMd pne?uWiita, ANNli-: SCOTT, yonneut daughter Ot Mr.'jff C. nud dio late W. O. MULI, n^ed C year', 1 mo-'lh aud 21 day-. JO-T'U? llolittlvcn nn<4 friend-; of lier percute, mid nlpo of Dr. n-d Mrs. J. H. He no .rn. ore invllcd lo attend bor finn ni .-'er;ice.-, at Olebr i^rcel^ icX)*t" ri Sh cuiiriu. at Nit-? o'r?ock .TAit Morning . August 15 #c' Tlio Hein livra. Friends ami Ac. quaiuianccR ol Mr. mid MIK. WIJXIA*,-. WALLAO*:. aud ol Mr. and Mr-. A. J. I'ANtlER. aud of Mr. and Mrs. WUJJAM MCKINLAY, uro respeetlully invited to atleud tho Funentl Services of JA.?E PLOP.EN? E, youngest daughter ot Un- loruiir.at No. B sires* street, Tnis Ar rtn.\o IN, at Pour o'clock. August ll? ? ? + <0bituiirn. r. OUI Iv.l:Y - D'od ot Walt-rbero'. ou Faturtfav, 17 b July. 1SC9. WILLIAM GOPFH'.Y, Esq , lu Ibo ATtU year of bis nae. In ibu death ol Mr. (joUFrtr.r, 'be e.'minn al ly In win. U be lived hos Mi-uiued s heavy lo-?, aud Ibo ch rob of wbl-.h he was a mMnbft cita aluiott lrre parabla kndowo'l by nature witta a a>o i judj-mout, au Inflexible di votion to duty, the as. jtc't Inn-gdl v und tho highest sonne of bouor, be rte. in anded the respect uud isiccm ol all who nut-w hiA^'.-.-lh' ?0 ill? ara] eudowuivL'ls wei e strengthened and piiiiflo.i by Ihi gr'i o cf ? li ist. and th?- abiding fireieuqi nud lt> flucuco of Ibo Holy lluost. ll K uu+'indy nVhrls lian character, and, in his daily walks and couveiva tou. ho luanifi'-tc i th- powi * of tho Go-pul and adorned the do.-tittic of O'd bis Siviour. TJnbe lir-.vr Sud b ltcv-r aline nm:ed in Ascribing to him the praire du. to his virtues bnt aildir nol realizo how mucu ot t'loeharae.er ?hli-li they admired was tue fruit of hit sincere und atdout Cbnsl sn piety- The fo.tr a ..tl IOVJ of Hod, and reverence fur His nam.-, Were thc actu itlt.e principles ol h's life Whoa twenty year* ago he professed ht? i ?ii ti m Cbriat, hiv wa? no empty prt>/>f sion, v. ut a true c .>!/...-io II of Je-us elitist He f.it tmit nil his powers, his icq-ilrt-ni-h t?. hi? pr ?p?tly, were thc Lc.d'i, uno c n -ia rated them off io Him. Hence; ho was eva.' diligent in thu db '.?large ot hi-' Chrl-ttsii obltitoUous liu waa ready, at nil rime", to devote time, labor, m jut y, to aid lu ex ending iii". I'hurob ol ? brist und !n F-aviug souls. In giving, he wan libera!-lu laberlnrC he was faith? ful sud . nrncst Un loved hts bible' and was cvor aiix ou-to ii'fl lu its dHlii utlon Po? nm iv yeais hu rcpis-enicd his parlM. lu i Lo diocesan couv, n Hoi), wboro be co-i*clpnt!onsly discharged ?very duty. As avcilriuian, bc wa* zealous a Otting to aid hi? parlor, bu cfit Un church' and pt-outfte the glory'of lits llrduemer. lu tho hundiy Scho iib? waa I faith lui teacher uud carue-t vupe>UncndirRt, Ile unite I (.rayer with iunructiou. und laugi-t, by exampit* n* well aa precept. In mm bi8jjn?M0T fen thai hi bad a ?ympatmzlng, < hrlsiisufriend, uti Hmtst supporter, un ''uctivo, zealous co-worker in ."ills', e?forf? to ??ive soma. ' By thc il--a li ni this ?hiltettn hrbibcT, bis liauilp h ive been weakened aud h ii bean rndflouril. May i h i t,drd ol tho vii.cturd raise hp at d quiilfy ouo to oe uny Ihc position thus modi vacai t. I bc sirona ih uti J tel voe ol Mr. (lODFur.?'e dotti Cf tie. at? tachment* atc abundantly viet-cd 'JU Hie dcvotcti love ol J;!? lamlly. whoio hearts hove ben almost climbed by' thU heavy br reave merit. " His ?ni lie a pi nt aud pitriolt-iu wcrj?ccogiL?ed by all In every p-isiliou. private, and ?'.?? till?:, he atrorc to l o holy righteous Jdst und ru.-, obey.cg Hid nie ates of c nisei nco ut uuy and-over/ t,az^-1. ? A goori niau bastaren removed from Dal tb. ?L-?UC rojoym. nt et "a ru.ieonat.le.'-religions and hoi/* hope " iu Invar with God and witta mau Vi l li c.v-.n- nm aurt i n wuvctiug conOdeucaiu t h'ist. h - iwoiUsl the sum? mons which ho WU uiomeataii'.")i?pecilug; sud when- tuc summons came - >\i c\\ "Hml without a Biiu.-clc. Hie re lee ned sud q dc'?fi? tp'rlt dopa*! ed fiom th- budy,'to be fort vot*t3?aoat willi the Lor.!." When bis un cm ?heil mother ph-a'l for romo word of roiuiort. piad ???-bia haudnson b.r hen l ami gcutlv drawtug it near ta his lI-.?.tno Whispered, "lru?t ill Christ, lor tim* and for $er?lty.'k His tt-uftlud supponcd him urougii lifo'r tri-tln. Thal irutt war even then rust-t.nin i him lin- know In whom bo bad believed and wa, '/.stared that ht loved and honored rarent wo..ltl 'X-hiOgiff more than couq aeror. "throuth Him who vvcd?Tiir and gavt Himself for ho ." '" 2f | I bo death of Wit-LiAii Oonr^Jr lirclbly reoaPa Ibo L-xboi-ialiou. "Alaik ibo (icifr'*, m?nd bsbuld th- tipught, for ibo cud of that mau i ?*'"-..*<*.'" All who beheld tuat death ctVc. one wsj? deeply Inn in- 'sreJ by Ibo t brlsliaitltK??iiJOiurc^f ?Uio dviim snuit. Mav tbsjV?sllac ?oV. tw-W*-*-?jB? uu-.? M ou<ict ivyjn. ----- I-?i?:X-P;v If billia Tf fnorc dted," and bo led to "Uv-> tho lim of ibu rlgtileo-ia that they ma** 'ile his death," ai d Ibu their "last tud mav oe like bis." May God biers the bereave 1 relullvir. comfort tu'hi with the comfort of thc Holy Ulosl. hil th.-m with t;eaco. and finally receive, them iuto tb t wort ) In whirb '.God sba! wipe away all tear* fiom thtir ey. p. aud thero shall be uo m -re death, neither far? row nor cr-, mg. neither shall there beany moro pain, lor thc lormer tilings are pasjed away " !" . - .. - i . .E. E. B. SpErinl Ulotirts. jtar EXEcoron'ff .NQTiop.-ALi, i'Ea, lnvins demands against thu Estate of PADT D. itEiULEY, late of Phrlst Chnreb Parish,-will prc Stnj the sanie legally attested to JOHN E. HIVEB>, Esq., A Homey at Law, nt hi* olUce, No. 1.Courthouse Fqiiar??, on or before^tho^pias*^ D^y_ pr N.,\E*uTitH next. or.they Will be di barren patient; and t'note indebted to m io Estate wlil make iimuedlaio- pty merit to tbs rame. . ''C.- E."HUG HES; Ex'cnt?ri,:' July 2U l", an;^ 2-10. f'ept 1-15, ?ot i-15, hov I nt /O' ESSAYS PQR YOUNO ?lES.-^ON' THE Errors and Abu?o!?iIncident ,to youth aud Early iiuai hood, w<th tho humane view of treatment?-. and eure, feat by mail tree of charge,- AtMv-rn HOW ABD AS? SOCIATION. UQI V. FhiUdekohla. Pa. May 22 .'irnos * ?aT-THE KEA TEST, TUE QCIWlJiEvT A5p THE UHEAPEsT.ii-Tiic NEWS JOS Opjtit?K, Nc. WJ i;.\-,r HAY, hanng rspl?tttAb?d if? si'ock ?llb a ne* and lara? .a8.i.o^t?n.'n^;o"?.mat?^l?,. of','tb?,'fi'aeat "qii?Tity mid ! a i ? - * t ?-lyic-,'IB pi?pVed 'O oxsch'?, at the fibnr?c.u a?tt.cn ni-d.Ju tb'.* ber', miunsr, JO? PBIKTLNO of nvcry-?cicriptiov!. CiHt'nrjle?mlnic tho^scaie ol pri?e- bei re p'.vlue your orders eltewlir-ic. ...... ! . ; . J?' , . . I ? Irjt . V . i n -, m s* ><i .di. i.?: ; .., ,.,x?.*: .sc.-? - .. Ot.'b. -J? ni;- "FHESil A-*t A ?l??t>EN'rj ?LU.SH"-!-' Is thc pure pei-by Coropt axlon whlph ,ioifo\Y<i .?bi. uso ot HAGAN'-. MAGNOLIA BALM. Il I? the Truo Secret of Brauiy. Fau'ulonablo Ladies in . Sp* ciety'underrtan l thie.'. L Thto St^ONOLI v B--LM c'.ianrjes tho nulla Coun? try Gie).into & City B?ll-)morerapI?liyihmVBny'o[h.er ono thing. 1 " .. t\ Ro^rjfBj. r,?n\juru ?Tan, Preemies, Blot bes nud all effect ?r tho.fluuinici- Sun dlnapnstr wben it ls iV-cd,' and af genial, cnltiv.ifetl, iresQ'cxp.-?-irton IsbbtameJ, irblco rivals,thc Bloom of Youth, Beauty..ia pos?t blo'-td all who will Invest seventy-five'cents 'at 'any respectable store and intlst on'oi.i.'."gHie MAQN j LIA??LM. ' Via no'.liing but.Lyon'* Iiitfcarrqn to drcta tbs Hair. v.jue .. mwflmp JUIT 20 ATirM AnEMGO.---P K V-? ft.-- AND AOUE CUBE, TONIO. FEVEll PP.EVr.NTIVL',-Tb:.- val? uable preparation bas beeu In privat-- us-, for many years, and .through thc i>erfur.'lon of lilend?, ?vlio havo ? cd lt with tile most boneflclai results, the proprietor haB been,Induced to cfov it'J ibo pun lie It is winrriiited to cure CHILL'-i AND* FEVER r.f boncvei long tt?nduig,'.??fttinR ths! rausV find entire!-, eradicating its cffecisironi tho Ey.--fni. It will PO ? I L'Y THE BLOOD; strcnglhon tho diges? tive ohgsns, induce, an appetite, and restore .tho p-ai i ?nt lo. perfect health. .It ts a purely VI-OITABLK preparation, and ra barmlois that children, nf'nil ages moy take it with safety. . As n tonic M AiiKNG-^ ha? iiJ aupcrlor, and for "ebiltty aitltug from thc effects of fever, or from other cauto. I? invaluable. A few doio.t ls snftlcieut to satltly thu mott lu credulpds suff.-rcr of it? virtue and worth. All whertryone bottle o? MAIH-.AUO will ba so mach ploased with Hs offset, that they will readily eu? dora* if,' NO HUH HUG. For evidence ot Its em? ote? and value, refer t? MAUEKOO circulars, which contain cerHncaioi of woli known ?nd rcipociable cliuos*. MAHENO D is.a genuine nonthern preparation, the proprietor and mtnufaotaror being a nativo and resident of Charleston, and it ts fully guaranteed to givo completo and universal satisfaction. NO H HM HUH. THY IT, For sale by all Druggists, and- by BOWIE A A'OisP, corn ar aisethKr ant) Haid iircstsi GOOD BIOH.WgiBMAN k CO., Bayne-strert, and a. 3, LCHN, imgfiat, Agent of Froprlstor, '?ornar of King and Job? mts, Ch arlette o, t?. 6. - Ju? . ?Af ,, l?M . * ? V','.'?" ' * Special llotim. AST STATE AMD COUNTY TAXE?-OF? FICE Ol' COUNTY TBEA-UHEH, CHARLESTON COUMY, FI'IEPJIOOF HUII.DING. AUGUST 9lU. 1801*.-Kottce IH hereby elven (bat this office ir now opcu lor ?ho RE 1EIIT Ol' THE ST..TE AND Ci 'UN 1Y TAXK? for tho year 1869. Text- not pi!d on or before thc twcnly-thlrd (28d) di} of ( cptctubur, 18?9, aro liable to a pena ty of 20 ppr coiit. .?y. All luci rouiainlng unpaid ou ihe fourteenth (lith> nay ot December. 180V, aro liable to collection by ?i^tvcii or otho-wt--o. with au cdUIlioual penalty ?1 flvu |Q) per cent 'fur collection ih-rcof. The total rate of tevt-'s for st- to purpose? ls 8<*cn aud a half |TJil mills OD the dollar. Tho total.rata tor Cotinvy purposes is tbre.< (3) mtiUon tl", don v. AB i?<?r..iE?,lt on thc Grucr.il Tax ol' each Tus payvr lu :be City or Cha.'lceiou, lor Free Schools, le fifteen (15 ?per cent, ou tho amount ot said tax. . 'J lie btatc Taxes arc piyaolo tn Ullis Receivable ot tho Hiato, U it'-d States Gurreucy, National Bank Not?e, Gold ?nd Slivor-Coiu. Ie addition to the above. Coupons dated sines 1st July, ?S?r, (rum certain Ma c Bonds, wilt also bo re coi* able in payment o' th? Staw faxos, viz: . .1 -Ix ivT cert. Ho'iils, i-puc ! by 'liri '.'Uto, under an UL t ot 1831, in aid of tho lilac Ridge Ballroom. 2. .-ls por <.. nt "onda UtUtd by tuc Sm to, tinder tuc ueta-of 18S3 and 1855, for thc construction of thc tn-w Statehouse, und six per ccut, llondx hinted tiy tho '.tate, uudor the aeia of September and Peci-m brr, 1300, for lundiuK Ibo past due priuoipal nu . in? terest on the ?tato debt. ? All Coupons that hive scorned ou Bouda denoted 1st and 3d, ou or bet?re 1st Ju y, 1807, aro iuudable under tbe acti referred to abovo of Set tom ber aud December, 1860, und aro not receivable r ir taxes. 'Ibo County Taxo.? aro parable in United States tirrel cy. " FLEETWOOD LANSEAU. Treasurer of Cbarlea'on County. AogustlO_nug 10, sept 1. IB '?-NOLlOIi.-NO BILLS WHATEVER for ?timeu'i wanes or olh?rwise, against Yacht I-'LEANOR, IT ill bo paid unless contracted by my o.der. ' A. A. GOLDsMIlB. ' Aogust IQ_minto_Owner. ?aa- AND way is MILK OF'VIOL?IS admired aoo-.v all other preparilisns for blemishes IDi fie akin? Because tho ladies agree unanimously that it ts the, only stacie of the klori really perfee'. -yid by Druggists ind taney goods dealers V. W. BU CN CK HRH FF. New York,,Goberai Agout. august 10_1 OST J. J. JOSEPH, CHINESE EMIGRANT Aacut, bas returned to Charleston and can bo found for a low days at ofll-e of M. GOLDSMITH Ac SON. ?olK-uafle Row, Vendne Range _Aufrust 14 HS- NOITCE.-?LL PERSONS HAVING denjnnda agsuibt thc csta'o of Captain JOHN FhB GU.ON, late of Charle,ton. droe sed, will present tba'ramo, proper-y attested, to Messrs Diows a MUVKLL, Alton<7-y..st*nw, and those Indebted will make payment to elli.cr of (bc nudarmgued. WM. F ?OLME5,lN,.HA^ ?.?.nl?? ISAAC BROWN, '} Qualified Exo:utop. August 12 thin G ?g- LEI US DhscUSS THE GREA L' Q0E8 HON.-What'is tho most important ofallearibly blessings, tn t-ieestimation of every Intelligent hu man being ? ' Clearly, it la U raith; for soundness of body and miad lt essential lo ibo enjoyment of all thc other .good uifis or Providence. Iiovv, laen.Vball tkoso who possess Ibis Inestima? ble trc.'.sure euJcavor to prtwerve it, and bow shall those who li?v.. lost it seek to retrieve ll ? . : - 'i bes? questions bave bee'i asked in all ap?j, but never nave they been as eati^uctortly rnsi onded to as nt the present day, and thc auswpra which rom mon tense, eult"btoue<l by ?c'encc add experience, Rive to them lu tho : Nlnoteenth Century maybe briefly slated Ibu?: ;' To protect the hy-tem ogalust nil influences that loud to generate disease, there ls nothing like invig? oration. .' Tb re-esiiblLh tho health on a firm basis, when it bas been lost by Imprudence or any other cause. Ibo Bys\ -ra taust b- rtmuVtVncousIy strengthened, r?gu? l?t. -O and punned. ?;.-?'. .' n <f\ y> '1 bese end? can only bc attained through the agon cy af a preparation which combines tho attributes of a tcpl?j aoorrective, a blood d?purent,'and an epe . . -"C .. '.. V' -V. V. All these essenl'als aro effectually blended in BOS .TEfTLTt'diBIGMACtl BITTERS.- They contain nothing drastic. Irritating ot iLflunmatory. Tba juieeaa.idextractaof s-au.it iveherbs,joots'and barks,' are I heir solo medicinal ic^rcdionts, and these ara rendered diffusible by com hin? ti on vrilh thc spiri? tuous essence of ry?, tho paresf of all alcoholic elisa, ula?t?. * 'ii" weak and feeble/- au 1 -especially those sajier -iocr Iron) biliousness, icdiaestton and utrvomncie, absolutely require the renovating aid of this power? ful tonie and alterative durlug tb? heated term, and cannot prudently postpone Us use for as'ngledsy. I .v word tp4te wife ia sufficient, j i ' - Ausru<tl* D'*0 :.. ?:.-. iUinc*, fiquors, (Etc. ?y7 ti. ri' .^v a i s ic 7~K~TT^1~~~-' I?E uiSDERSIGNRD IJLG LEVVB TO- AN KOuNQH thit tbav bave been appointed- by;Mcsrs. URN RY HANNIb & CO.. of ebiladelphla, ?beir so'.- A;;.-Linlnr tho Htuie of South Carolina for rho sale .oi their celebrated Ai ME, X. XX. XXX. XXXX, Nrtr-I AR .CABINET and oilier brunds OLD RYF Wai-K?E-1. Tb-y -..-> trish ta tnuouuco that (bey-wilt-be ni'' con-tint recd;.; of their COPFEB DISTILLED MOCM AIN HORE RYE WHISKIES, direct from DiRSiU-ry nt Hsnniiivilli', Octkcley Connty, West 1 Virgula. L:b"ial coatjaevs wi;i.bj. malo far largo lots, cl. .new W.iUkiesln boon ut Iiinllllorv Warebou<e. ' ' CLACIUS AT WITTE, No. 8? Ea?t Hay street, ' June 10 wfm3moH Charleston, *. C. E J?Sf'?BfcEIYBD; Ol'. 131 AULT A CU.'S PICKPAR.VriU.VS IODIZED SYRUP OF HORSE RADISH VEGETABLE OAPSULES OF MASTICO 8YRUP OP HYPOPHO^HITE OF LIME GUARANA POWDERS. I , AU fi esl; from Part*, and for sale by 1>T. H. HA KU, May 8 Ko. 131 MEETWGWTREET. pw t. \ T II T O W O |t II H t ' ? , ' , ' B ? Y ' FL2.M?NG S WORS1 C0"NFE7TI0NS,V . The Oeit In l ac. They aro made of "fit ntonme," ft:d coptain no it-jurlou - fitxg, s . ' ?) Bead what one of the most di3lingnished pbyal* clans di Rtcbmood. Va., lays abont the Lozcges: I have lona Used antonlne, tho actlvo princ'ple ol European W?tm-Seed, ts au effectual tvbaedy for n'orras lu children. Mr. Warner-C. Fleming-pre 'pares a Lozenge composed of lt, wblcb I? a very pleasant , and palatable l inn tn wbicb to administer lt.to ohlMren, and which ?roay be relied on a< prop? erly preparad. O. F. MANSON, IS. D. For sale by BR. H. li A EH, WhoViMlo Agent, ' H Tujio 21 NO. 131 Me ntl n R-st r coi. T? JU81 RECEIVED AND FOJt HALE \fB0LE$A?E AND SE J AIL CARBONATE OF ?VUOMU FR4ME HOPS " CREAM OF TARTAR H. BATSR, DruKKist, Mo: 181 M B E TI-N G-STRB?r. Mats* ? _"j" ^nauron c. m II B O A H 01/ I N A LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF Memphis, Touutmcc. Pr?sident, ll. J. WICKS, President Momplil? stn! Charleston Railroad. Vi cPrcMdenl, J. T. PETTIT, recrutary, w. P. HOYLB Capital.ftuoo.OUO. A cc uni u ?ut tom..*?7 4".,000. UVfcUTHREE THOUSAND-FOLICIli? ISSOtD since September, 1807. Agents desired ttiroiighontthc State. B. J. M AC IM,, No. 05 ll ron.'.-si ?vi I. Gcnor.il A-out for South Carolina. August 10 _ mtblmo K A F T S M l? K ' H LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YOUR ntHco t Pnrk Dank Kuiiain gr * 511 ana KIO Uroadtvny.' - VAt*?TA?i.$340,000 COK ADAMS. Provident. WILLIAM Tm PHIPPS, vice-President. "HENRY OKEDEN. i-oerctary. J. T. HUMPHREYS, Agent for Stato ol South Carolina, Onice No. 27 Broad-atroct. J. S. nu IST, M. V., Medical Examiner. .ri-.Ari;.Nl.i wanted throughout Ibo State. Apply by lutter to J. T. HUMPHREYS, General Ajent._m_December 7 ? > ll O O K L V W LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets over......$1,300,000 liisUkS ALL KIN ns OF LIFE AND ENDOW? MENT POLICIES. Dividends annudly lu casb. Oulv Company baring ihn Definite Guaranteed pur? re nd er-Va lue Plan Policio, world-wide. Second to uo Company in tho United State? lor ulnbiliiy, libe? rality and economy, . ? . I ' Office No. 141 broadway. New York OHiUSTttN" W. BOUCK, President. WM. M. COLE, Pocretary. Stuto Agency No. 35 Broad-street, Seoond Floor. Local and Canvassing Agents wanted throughout tho htato. Apply in peri en or br letter to JAM KS U. HOLMRR, Sr., j ? Otnotal Agent tor South Carolin. July 13 mwf r.moi H U H O I.A. MUTUAL FIRE A iVD "LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. MACON, GEOBGIA. A ut liol I zi il Cn ii I tul..:.S5OO.0OU lilli'. A ri Li LIFE-DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE and distinct by charter. $10u,000paid into tue lu aurance Department of (ieorgla according to law for ' the eonefit or tho assured lu this Company, (stockholders wealthy and responsible gcntlomen ot Georgia. A purely Southern Company, alloting only aix per cent, or it? earnings to thc Stockholder.'; the mst of tho profit? divided among tho Policyholders on the i- ntiiLuiinn plan. ? Uv wtiwuiuili lia? lrC?U fin BUCCOS6l.il vi-oi.i nonforslx montan, and has already nc:umulntcd haudeom'e assetu. uro Department. In full and successful operation, ami violng with old companies in its success. All of UH Pollclts non-iorfeltablo. and ot o-.-ory deacription of Life and Endowment, ti <getbor with an autiuity tablo and raturn premium plan. No restrictions upon travel, place of reddenco or ocenpatiou. Women insured on ?ame terra ? as men. , .Lpana half of its premiums. No notes taken. OFFICES?: j ' .'.W. J. LAWTON, President. ! ' J. C. MiiHDI?NLT, Vier-President. . It, J. DTUU'I'FODT, aocreLarj". I , Q, F. . MqCAY,, cona ll tuting Aoi.uary. - . 1 P. H./WBIGHT/Examiniiik PbyBlolan. 'Wils Company la now prepared to take risks tither In the Kira or LUb Pffartments, and eolloitsTa shore ot the patronagL of the elly and Htafe, J. o. HOL ii KS, Jx>..- , Goneral Agent for Soutli Carolina. Local an i Travelling Agents wanted In all parts of 1 Ufo p?talo. Liberal commissions allowed, or a sal ary If preferred. Applications to ba made to J. O HOLMES, Jr.. General Agent, Ko. 35 Broad street, Charleston, h. 0. July 21 nae _wini V A j? DIAM Al" V T V A I. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY i "jil,; .-?...0?. . ' 2TBW YORK. (1 r K ?I ii I fr'c it 1 il ' 1 S j 'J . ;AXL POLICES NON-FORFEI TABLE, ".' MALF LOA\ TAKEN. XO NOTES REQUIRED. LASECASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIFTY) I'Ell CENT. a- -.: . i .?. . j?* ..T?U. r.f?r STATEMENT. . j , Polices In force....SM5,0OU OOO A??V!-v;;r--"UWfvrc.-v - .1800,000 A umml Income,......... 800.000 Loases fnM.i..... 580,000. ; orneen?. ', W; H. PECKHAM, Prosident, I . ,tlj..; |> . ' .? . Wat. T. HOOKER, Vlco-ProsldenL IL. McADAM, Eccretory and Actuary. - ? li ...i, jO. A. FI D10KABT S np er Into nd en t. x* nnutexons; . Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. -r. Hou. JAMES IIAUVKB, Firm of Harper V Broa., ex Mayor New York. Jon? J/CSAXS,' President Bank Bepubllo. War af. VF.uMii.yr, Banker (Vcrmilyo lc Co.) OHAB G. ROCKWOOD, Oaahlor Newark Banking Com. .P?ny. Hon. GEOBOE OPDYKE, ex-Mayor of New York. M i s OT v. M WHIAN , Banker. THOMAS RtoNXY, Firm Thomas Rigney A Co. BEW.'B .SHEBMAK, Treasurer Now York Moina Su? gar Refining Company.. " . .. AABON ARNOLD, Firm bl Arnold, Condablo & Co. BiaUAUD H. BOWNE, Wetmoro At Bowne, Lawyers. E. V. ilAuouwour. Firm E. V, Qaughwout & Co. WK Wu>XK5f, Firm of w. WU kc? s A Co. Jemos B.,PBATr, Merchant. ~> Wat. W. WJUOHT, Merchant. t CHAS J. .-TAIUI, Merchant. WILLI AJ? ALLEN, Merchant. GEO. W. CUTLER, Banker, Palmyra, NV Y. OHO. T. HOPE, Prcsldont Commentai Fir? Infor ance Company. L lona O, SnxnwooD, Park Place WAI-TON.H. PECKHAK, Comer Fith Avenue and Twenty-ihird-street, ' Enw.Aitn H. WnioBT, Newark, N.J. Gxo. W FABLES, Countellor. w, L. Coo SWELL, Merchant. cholt?E KEIM, GENERAL AGENT FOR SOOTH CAROLINA. ' Dr. T. REEN 81 JE RNA, Ex?talnlng Physician. 1 ft, 188EJII rst, I . i . y . 'i -5'.)''<.} vi i GENERAL AGENT FOR GIJARLKdTON. " "Olcr No. St05 Hllnn-atreet, Cn AB LEATON, 8. 0. JttiAry.ia ??fl J|t BXCV?tSIiMIS *ro ALI. POI.NTS bi m. TEUE.? AltOCNDTLE UMtUui) r_ THE Va ll r ELI AN. 1< WILL NOW BK /'AV ROME her trip? to ?ll pointe In tho harbor ??^4 V>> Apply .lo A. A. GOLDSMITH, -^SSS? At M. Goldsmith k t iniV August 1"_Vendue lianne. KXl'U KSI' : *? !.}I KA'CU ?{?IO %S| ' 'I ll K MN/ FAST HAILING YACHT /mV ELI A ANNA, ih" Champion 01 therSouth, la now rc i<ly nut! prepared io n>ak>- regalar 3 i ? ??Km tri]:?, tim? nft'irdinpr an .opporftt .il . I? alt who may wl*h to visit point* ol inter st m our beau? tiful harbor. Kor pa*?agb, apply to ihe Captain on Uolon Wharf. , .lune 'il NI?W Y ?Ml ll A M) fj IIA lt'1. K ?TO H STEAMSHIP LINE. V U Ii N M W Y tl U ic , CABIN i'AHSAGE $20. ivf~.?to?tt THE *Wtti*t?ib BTDE-WtJEEL ?&?&&f%.'WPKAMSBIP CHAMPION, B. W. '^JSii '-4?' LOOBWOOO,' Commande r, win Hall . SlWEiiPW' from -.lucr'H Minti Wuarl on 8AT cnSAT. 21-t August ai G o'clock P. Al. ?5~ Au cxtrm char?? ol *6 marlo lor Ticket-i pur ch?'"d on board ?lier ?ailina I;^u' Ntl bin? 61 Luuiug Binned alter tho' 6 toa ni ev P.j?.. ttj?* Throunh Hill* La ling Riven for Cotton to Hourn mid Providence, lt. I. jr*T* ' brough lilli* ol Lading id ve? lo I.iv<-rpon|. tyar* Mann? lltraranc? uy tai? hue )? uer cont. ?SJ" Tb? S tea ui ?rn ol thu linc nm " flr-t elan lu .>very rospect. and their Tables nr. tuptdted with all the delicacies ol lb-) Now York and Charit itou mar? keta. Ker FrcWM or Paassgc, apply to JAMI..- Alu,, A CO. Alioota, Corner Adirer*'- Wbnri uni! Hast Hay ;Up.-falro ) *g- rho MANHATTAN will follow ou SATCTIDAY. tho J s 111 Amrot t, ot 0 o'clock. A. Al. ' AUUUBt 1G g BAItTlBIUlik A JV JJ V II A lt Lt K ? T ol? 8TK?MSHIP LINE. THE STEAMSHIP F A L C O M . Captain J. D. HOHBXY, trill aall for Bilt.uioieoul'niDAT. je h ni Aupuat, at half-past 4 o'clock P. M., from Pier No. 1, Union Wharves. t(B" Through Hill - Lading plgnnd for aP daises of Freight to HK-l'ON. PniL* DI I.PH l.\. W1L>'ING I ON, DLL., WASHINGTON CUY, and tho NOBTH WE*?. i or Freight or paamtm. apnly to COURTENAY k THLNnOLM, August 10_fi_limpn Alinrvea. PA ?it FiiAitAutuajf?tA A M J iniN i un. ?.-?-'-nrv THE STEAMSHIP PBOME /aSBW T H E C S , Captain GHAT. WIU ???ui'Tl'if?tr"hav.- Norie Atlantic Wbari, on ^?iii?r-i3cL?TllOri8DAY AFTERNOON, A ll jil-t 1'Jt ll, at 5 o'olook. For Freight cr passage apply to JOHN At THEO. GETTY. August 14 North AUapttr Wharf. tPiiil a Jilla.. Ii EG ULAH LINE ?v??lY WEDNEEDA Y. PASSAGE (20. ' *n*?tK.i? TnK SPLENDID 8TK>M<"HIP v!wtf4?' SARAGOSSA. C?ntalo C. BYOEB, ?' Wi\Z,Ji\y hnv ng elegant and gracious ac 'J 1-'";?CT? commodadons for pasaengorii, will leave Vandeiborat'a' .vb?rt <>? WKUNESDAI, Au? gust 18th. tvGJ, at -o'clock. Aogu?t 12_ KAVKNBL A PO. -MrrvH. fACIKlC .11 AIL STKA?ISIHP COAIPY'S ' THUOCGH LJ.S'ri TO QAXilFOBNlA, CB Ut A AST) JAPAN. GUANOS OF SAILING DA YS ! ? ;^-ir^ STEAM HRS OF THK ABOV Uno leave Pier No. M, Notlb Hiver, rTFnlXiTt'iffil ,0?l c' Canal-street. N?w York, at . *A'v~~n&i>>-. ? 12 o'clock noon, of the 1st, lltb and Mat] of every monlh texctpt wbeu ti.dates tall on Sunday, then tb? Saturday preceding). Departure of let and .'Ut connm*! at Panama wita ,.r.. tltir SQiiii? *?'"vlttc ?s* nur*irp\ >ni?uuao t'ortH. TTUOFP i.l IM tenon at Manzanillo. departure nf utb ol each mooth conueoks with" ihe now ?team line from Panama to Australia ana N.1W Zealand. Steamship Jt'AAN leaves 8>n Fraccn>eo tor Ohlna and Japan Soptorubcr 1 l?Cil. No Onlirorilib aieaniera e n. h st Havana, but go direct fro ai New York lo Aaplnwall. One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Medicine and attendance Ire?. b'or PspsjceTickets nr further Information spp1* ul tho COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on Ihe wharl root of Caual-alrcot, North Blvcr. New York. March 13_lyr_F. n. p. A nv., AgenL KXCOIISIOV TO PORT SU.UTKK. - l.^fK-THE STE I Af EB PtlCOSIN. CAPT. ;^it- VJ2SZ7I?. W il. GANNON, Will leavo as above from Market wharf Tats DAT, at 12 o'clock, return? ing ot half-past i o'clock. Faro SI. J. H. M CB BAY, Agent. Aaguatlil 1* MOO > I.MJII V ICXCt'ttSIUN. r ^:IC!?il* THE STEAMER IO lO-UN. CAPT. BS htt?Mfa? W IT. GANNON, will nuke au Exeor sion arnuud tho harbor 1 ms Niarrr, leaving Market wharf at 8 o'clock, reluming at hul'-past 10 o'clock. . F?re^FIfclY CENTS. August 10 1* ' . j; H. MOBRAY, Agent. G fl AN GE OF 36HEDULE. VOU i- \ ?,A l iv.\, P I.OKI OA, VIA HAVANNAH, FI BNAN?INA AND JAOK8? VI U.E. .? - mIFT-*, THE ELEGANT AND KlKSr-OLA80 i^?5?E?>TLAMr:lt DICTATOR, captai? Vf. T. MeNCLTY. v.-ill sail Irom Charlemcn ever] TCESOAY EVKNTKO,' at . Nine o'elogk, tor the? ahdvi points. i.'Dfjjit ctlin; T.IIU thu Central Ruiltoad at Savannar (orMoidlcand New Orleans, and wtrh tao Klartdi nalii'OBd at Fernandina for Cedar Ki.vi. si wnicl polat mcarnif-. ?nnueet with New Oil JU-, Mohtlo, Pensacola. Ker Westend' ff-vana. Through BUS Lading higucd to New Orleans and MohO*. '. ? ? 1 AlLfralntt psyaltie on tlift wlarf. ,U.ut"tB not rouiovod at nunnet will bo Mortd et ria anti enpeuar of owncri. J. D. AIKEN A CO., Agents, May SW mw South Atiende Wharf. FOR GKIIKOKTUWS, S. C. THE STEAMEB FM ll ir, CAP? TAIN P. O. La wis. will reo? Ivo Freight ins I AY at South CoDimer tal Wharf, aud leave as abovo "lo-Mozutow (Tuesday) M OHM MI. the nih la staut. ut Oo'clo.k. .. i-'. For engag-uents, apply to KHACKtLFQUD k KELLY, Agento, Atiiru.it IS 1 No 1 Bnvro's Wharf. c ?JOtClfl. M A hi 1. K H T O M HOTEL) CHABLESTON. SOUTH CAR'OT.INA. TH1H FIB8T-CLAB8 BOTEL. ?f-IIUATED IN A ploasant location! aud lui tim bndneas portion of th? cit), renders lt th? roost desirable Hotel for either permanent or transient guests,' ; bc accommodations aro uiiKiirpas.ed. having extensive suites ot elegantly furoijbed apartment* for fimliles iud slngls ?ontic men. ' The proprietor will endeavor to anatnlalnthe bub reputation enjoyed by Ibo "Charleston" as a first-class house, and nc effort a-1:1 bo spared to de? serve a continuance of the liberal patronage herat?- ' foro bestowed upon it. Tho beal of Livery accommodations will be found adjoining tbe establishment. 'the'hons? 1* supplied witb the celebrated Arte niau Water of winch "d?l?tjhtfal baths eau be had either day or nl'dit. ' E. H. JA/'E -ON, July'13_j_Proprietor. ?1 T . OhOUD HOTEL. THIS NEW AND COM "IO Lieus HOWSE, LO0AT? 1 BD corner ol Uroodway and -. 1'orty^econd-sireet, povscsact advantages nv, r all other hou?p? for the ac? commodation ot Ifs sucats. it wus^bulli exprsstly for a flrft-olues family oourdlag house-the rooms beina largs ajad on ?ulto, heated tiy steam-with hot and cold water, and furnished second to nous; while t the culinary department ls in the moat experienced hands,'aff'Tdlng (iUe?tB an unequal!?J table, One pr Atwood*?' Paient Elevators la aiso among the "modsrn Improvements'' and at the service of guette at all hours. ' The.Broadway and University Pince Carn PSSA ?ie door ovory four minutes, runnlnw from the Olly Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth and t eysnlh Avenue Haas are but a short block nn oit Lev side, affording ample facilities for eommunicatlniTwlth all tbs depots, steamboat landings, oiacM of arc use meat aod bnalneaaof tho groat metropolis. MOUE Si HOM.ICY. Proprietor?. . M arch 12 ;_?mo? tOHN O.ALKXANOKK, ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY PUBMC AND. ?BNBBAL JOS NT, ( ' no. 1? Hroad-iLrert. HESPECtFUTiLY 80UOIT8 B0BINIB8 TA A? I JUSTING ACCOUNTS .Of Alf rc hau. ta abd others, and In WRITING UP AMD POUTING tttsir BOOKA, i elthrr in part er whclt, Ac, . im\xrj%