The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 17, 1869, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEWS. II (J R DAN, DAWSON 4 CO., PBOPSOROBS. OFHGK WO. 149 EAST BAT. Te RJO ~DAH.T Vr^rs, one year.96 00 DULI Sr**, sn montts. 8 OG DAUA nae*, tone month*.3 00 TBI-SYEI sxr laws, one year.3 00 Tn-WXKXLT ?wws? rtx month*.3 00 PA TM s sr tn tur ab ry tn td ran ce. No naper tent ?DVBM the ease accompanies the order, or for s long? er ttme than neid for. . Sara DATXIT .Taws win ba farr ed to subscribers In Isle etty st IB cents a week. AoraBTrsBHSwrs -First insertion. IS cents ? rina; ?uWquent Insertions, 10 cents a line. Bostness Sotlcea. 29 cents a line. Harrt.*? and Funeral So? il sea. One Dollar each. Jf S tr S Wff M M A H X . .-Cotton closed io Liverpool firmer; up? lands Uti.; Orleans 13|d. Sales 15 OOO bales. -In NJ w York oottun closed firm at S3 Jo. -Gold closed beary at 33}. -On Thursday night a kerosene lamp ex? ploded in the bouse of John Stewart High street, Yonkers, setting fire to the dwelling, which wa? entirely consumed. -Sooth- Bend, Indiana, bas a champion laugher, who claims that be oan laugh loader, longer, heartier, and more scientifically than any other mao, white or black, in Indiana. -An envelope manufacturing firm m Wor? cester, Mass.. have just obtained a single con? tract for the manufacture and sale of forty-five millions of envelopes, tko price therefor being $110000. -Among the religious notices in the Chica go papen last week. rai one. to the effect that a clergy ma a would reply to the sermon of a brother ra mis ter on the question "Does it pay Ap be a Christian V . -S urana v baa * new society for promotion .f the navigation of' the rivers and canals by facilitating- their communication with each ? other ind extenoing tr>etr commercial oounec Uona with those or.q.qighbonrjg countries. . -The Suez Canal ia expeoteo to be a source of great revenus to E/ypt. The company leave* to fha Egyptian Government m future thc monopoly ot the po ?tal and telegraphic eer Tice throughout the canal, as weil as the fish . cry of the whole of the waters, including the lakaa. AU those concessions of rights on the pert of fha company are made For the sum ot .^jw.im, ,7T-ir.: -The Texas papers are estimating the loss .hythe late floxL Thc following is the esti? mated loss, of cot toa by the freshet of July 4tb: lo l??h, 186V: Wh trton, 8000 bales;. Colorado ' ajBO^Vat ette, 4500; Bastrop. 3500; Tra vis, 1500 ; Williamson. 1000; Bell. 600; Mi lam. 2000; Bra-, sos, Bortenon. and Bwbertsoo, 500; Jackson, lAOtH TMJtcna,'1500; DeWitt. 1500; La vaca.' 300; flossies, 26XW; Guadalupe. 1500; Caldwell. Ii? ; Onmal. Haps, and above Bianco 100C; Gobed, SOO; Barnes, 500; Wilson, 600; Live Oak,. Atacoaa, Siedl nik, F ri o an J B i ador o, 1000. -According to a letter from Borne publish ed in Kreuz Zo, ta a?, of Berlin, the prelates en? gaged in preparing the s ufi] ec ts to be discuss? ed at tho approaching Church Council have i'lbr ad?S't??a: AlWhe arti?lesVA?ie Iv liabas arc tobo transformed into oanons; tbe religious orders are to ba abolished, excepting flve-the Jesuits, Dominicans or preaching monks. Franciscans, Benedictines and Lara tfata, or missionaries. The regular clergy are to be diminished in number, and tbe power of the bishops is to be increased. -There waa a narrow escape from x horn? illa accident at the crossing of the dinden and Atlante and Camden and A ru boy Boads, ?TTJamden, o.w day Sst weeli. - As a large ex? cursion train on the Atlantic Boad neared the -crossing the fltgmin siauallod that all was right,nod the heavily- loaded train kept OD. When it wats near tho crossing a special train OD the Ais*v>y Boad came in sight around tne carve, approaching at high speed. The flag? elan instantly displayed the red fl ig. bat .either train could atop. Host fortunately sine of the brakemen OD the excursion train Had the remarkable presence of mind to cut the train and put the brakes down on the cars ?nt off which so slowed them that a gap in ibo train waa formet jost at tbe crossing, and the AmboT train dashed through and no inju? ry was done. Bat for thia thc loee ot life and saanghng of bodies that moat have occurred would have been fearful beyond description. Tbcrd were two thousand persons on the ex eexeion train. . -Senor o> Mas, late Spanish Minister at Pekin write* of the Chinese io Coba and in kbe Philippine Islands, where he bas long re? al dad, and ?aya that in Cuba some hundreds of .Jae Chm. ea bave got a few thousand dollars capital; five or six about ?300.000, and one is ?orth 1400 000. though it is only a few yeera atnoe the Chinese colonization began. In tbe Philippine Islands, where it is older, the Chi? nese and their noe are m xed; they are propri? etors of most of the lands in the couti try, and toe natives, less intelligent, making into tbe working population. The Ch rn ese usually merry when and where they can find wires. Io theBsst Indies they have intermarried with the ALUaya and the i ?gals, and m the Sand? wich Isunda tbey wed with the Kanakas though the lat*er aro professed Christians. In Pera they are settling in considerable numbers, and well were it for evsry Stete of Sooth Amer? ica if the Chinese would come with their in? dustry and love of o dar. If they find their way into tbe Southern States, either the n groob will bave to quit work or become md Capable aod industrious. -Chi?y-Chew and Sing-Mac, two Chinese xnerchnnts, are just now the hons of New York Choy-', hew is only twenty-five yean of ag, and prrnonnced decidedly aristocratic. His featuro-i aro moro Andalusian than anything else. H- soc,ks Etu'l?.-h with tau* di-tinci ness ninctj moro cicar'y than any ordinary -German or hr. nc1 man but ho Lick ? fluenev and cou^ jj^ in c^r.v;rsation. Sing-Man is fortv-tbree; ho bas a thia face, marked with smallpox and a oompantively hgh' 62ure. They are not partners in business at Han Fran 4Pscfl; Cb iy ( hew is a membor of tho firm of Lim Wo A Co., comm!?s.ou merchants, and Importera of tea sugar, rico, and al1 kinds of Chinese pr^visPons. He is also a passenger ?gent for the Pacino Mail Steamship Com? pact. Sing M m is of the firm of Cby Lung & Co.. imper?is and dealer-, io Cantonenpeem< bruidered silk shawls, Jacqaeted war \ ftc They have been in brininess there eleven vea rs. Their beads are closely shaven end tb y hav* the tnevit b'e long braided lock extending down their b ck Clioy-Cbew, on abstra-t topes, ?neb as Cbioese immigration says emphati? cally tb ?Ti- a o no Chinamen going to leave Chuta tunees . ney V el oouvinced tbey go to a eouoir. w?oio iii. y eau rea?ze cnoa h to live upon enough to bnug them back, and enough io leave a margin for their sustenance at home, they ail le-vo voluntarily. As to furnishing the Sooth wi-h m aual labor. Hr. Cboy-Chew look* w: tb d'sfcvor on the projeot. The Booth, he thuks, cannot give the Chinese sufficient o impensattoa to mdnoe them to emigrate, bat California can. -The "Railroad War" for the mana ?real ont OT the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad irs prolific theme with the New York papers. A pitched battle was fought on tbe tract on the 10th inst., in which nearly 1200 men were en? gaged. The fight is thoa desoribed: The Erie Company had from 700 to 800 men at the ron? nel and holding the station near it. The force or the Albany party at the upper end of the tunnel numbered 400 men. The Ene manager determine 1 to take the disputed ground. A train of two cars was filled with men, nuoobei ing, perhaps, 250, and sent into the tunnel. No obstructions was mst with until the tunnel was passed. At toe uper end a rail was found to bare been taken up, and was replaced. Then on turning a curve a train with Ramsy men on board was observed approaching. The Erie men say they whistle "down brakes," while the other train increased its speed. Seeing this, the speed of the Ene train was increas? ed, and the two trains e track with a heavy hirash. The collision was the signal for tbe fight. The Albany men rushed upon the Erie men with shouts, and they had scarcely come to blows before tbe Ene party fled back through the tuunel and over it. Tbe engine backed into the tunnel and returned. Both en? gines were considerably injured. The Brie locomotive lost Us head-light and one flag? staff and a part of its cowcatcher, while the latter lost almost all of its prow and was otherwise considerable braised and thrown partly off the traok. Wbile getting tbe engine in position again it was determined j to follow up the victorv. Some of the Albany men bad chased the Erie men over tbe tun? nel, but they were not in sufficient num? bera to attack. After the engine was right- j ed it was driven through the tunnel; but so mn ch time had elapsed that the Erie men were rallied and ready for battle again. The co: fl ?ct was reopened with great fury. The j Erie men, occupying their own ground, bad no intention of giving it ap; besides, tbey were expecting momentarily ' e arrival of the For? ty-fourth regiment. The Albany men, flushed with success, attacked vigorously. Pistols were need, with stones, dabs end fists. Threats, enea and horrid oaths, were mixed so as to be quite unintelligible, exoept as to their hideous nasa and profanity. Some of the meo were drunk. The fight was continued no til about eight o'clock, wboo the Forty-fourth regimeot having arrived, the Albany men left the field and returned to tbe other end of the tunnel. They were not pursued oo account of tbe darkness. The E> ie men sustained nearly a 1 tbe injune* and took one prisoner. CHARLESTON. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17, 18?. Iatjwjrcat latmeaene?. Congressman Christopher Columbus Bow? en, a meek end hnmble Radical, who bas been denounced in these columns as a thief, forger and murderer, sends a telegram to a morning paper announcing that hil rep'y will be through the coarta, in which ?the proprietors of THB CHARLES ON NB we will be called upon to substantiate their asser? tions" Bowen is very kind. The Badi cal Republicans of the North and S eu th might not have properly appreciated the life and service* of "the honorable mem? ber" had the dark history been reoorded only in the columns of a Charleston paper. all his peccadilloes here been unveil? ed before e judioial tribunal, Bowen may properly dahli a rich reward as a Radical saint persecuted unto social death by a journalistic sinner. Pooh! Stealing faro ohecko; forging pay rolle; plotting the mur? der of a "rebel" officer. Ia that all? No one would have said a word about it, or hats washed this peculiarly dirty linen in punlic, had Bowen not been elected to the Congress of the United States. The elec? tion is the oanse of his d sgraoe. ?rgal, he is a martyr, end should bo canouiied end embalmed and'sent to foreign parts, with thousands of dollars a year, to keep com? pany with another poor martyr of the same stamp- Daniel E Sickles. Oar only fear is that Bowen's telegram may be nothing more than a blusterous at? tempt to conceal his signal discomfiture When he was only a Radical, he was pub? licly scored aa a murderer and forger, and said not a word. Why should he be more sensitive now that he is a Radical Co E gre as? ia n ? And it is passing strange that Bowen sets no pri?e npon his injured innocence. In Hudibraa we reed that "The worth of any thing Is jost as much as it will bring." At what figure does Bowen set the dam age done his spotless reputation by the publication of the reoord of his crimes in TBS CHABLBSTOM NEWS ? How muob ? Shall it be $10 OOO, or $50,000. or $100. 000? Say a oool five hundred thousand dollars, or a round million. It will be just as easy, we fancy, to get a verdict for one million as for one cent. 0.J6 thing we cen. promise. When the trial comes, if come it should, there will be new end startling developments of which no hint hes been pub ac y givea. There ere still some shots in the looker, and one chapter in Bowen's life is yet to be written Reviews. BETNOID'S NEW PicroaiAL BEADED, for Schools and Famines No. 1. Columoia, 8. C.: Dof fio & Chapman. Tuis render was prepared under thf supervision of Prof asor J L. Reynol^ <>f the University ol S.'U'h Carolina, and is on? of the series of Souooi T xt Dooks publish ci by Darli? & Cbupmau, of Columnist. I appears to bei m excellent elementary book and is well illustrated and printed Wc need hardly say tb<tt one great and impor taut merit of these home publications is. that they are free from the partisan bitter? ness which dip?gurrs the works of the Har? pers and oin t-rs, and makes them unfit for asa in the Southern States. APPLET ?'s Jotras AL-Monthly. Part No. 4. We have reormd from Holmes' Book House the fourth monthly part of Apple? ton's J urnal, which 18 now, without doubt, the best WP. kl * magHxiae published in the United Sutes. A glance at the table c. contents shows that no class of readers save the incurable lovers of blood and than d*r-?re unprovided f >r, end that ell the articles are of m ir? than average merit. Victor Hugo's L'homme Qui RU popular as it ls, is now the least of the attractions of Appleton's Journal. The art supplements arc partioula-ly g?od, and in typography and the quality of the illustrations, the Journal knows BO superior ia the bress! Seid of American periodical literature. MADEMOISELLE F OTT MiLLXOira; OB. TBS AD vmrrjiua or HOBTKNBB M ANCE? I. By the Connu-sa Dash. New York: D Appleton A Co. Charleston : Holmes' Book House. This marvellous work has all the faults Of the French hietorical romances of the school of Domas, without eren the san gaine attractions of a Dime Norel. It is useless to say more of a romanee which is too weak for the intelligent and too tame for the vicions. Between the two stools, ic falls to the ground. Price 60 cents. JEREMIAH ABD HM LAMBS TAI ioxs with Not?e, Cn ti -ni, Exploratory and Practical, design? ed for both Pastors and People. By Rev. Henry Cowies, D.D. New York: D. Apple? ton & Co. Charleston: John Russell. This ro?ame concludes the series on the Old Testament prophets, and to it is ap? pended a special dissertation on the system of opinions on prophecy, commonly known as Premillenarianism Tae merely speen latir? points of this system are passed orer briefly, bat those points whioh bear with practical force upon the nature and design of the present Gospel age are discussed fun? damentally. Notes en the writings of Solo mon are in ooaree of preparation, and will oonsti'at? tho next v?lum<?. gibaran r. G BORHIA MUTUAL FIES AN? LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. MACON, GEORGIA. Antfcoriaed Capital.#500.000 FIRE AND LIFB DEP?BTMBNTfl 6RPABATE and distinct bv charto. lio*.OOO paid into the In? surance Department of Georgia a coo r ling to law for the benefit of (he assured kt this Company, btockholdsni wealthy sud responsible gentlemen of Georgia. A purely Southern Company, allowing only six per cent ot its earnmga to the htockholdere; the rest of che profits divided smong the Policyholders on the o- n tub a Hon plan. rtre Department has been in successful opera? tion tor six months, and has already aecmnaUted handsome assets. * Law Department in fall and successful operation, sad vising with old companies in its saeeees. AH of Its Polletti non-torfettable. and of every description of Life and Endowment, together with an san ni ty table and return premium plan. No restrictions upon travel, place of residente or occupation. Women Insured on same terms ss men. Loans half of in prexoiams. No notes takes, om cz KS: W. J. LAWTON. President. J. C. MoBCBNLY, vice-President E. J. LIGHTFOOT. Secretary. C. F. MoOAY. '"onsaiutiDg Ao'uary. P. H WRiOHT, Exsmining Physician. This Company is new prepared to >ak? risks either te the Fire or Life Department?, and solicits a share of the patronage of the city and uta's. J. G. HDLIIKS, Jr., General Agent for south Carolina. Local an i Travelling agents wanted in all oarta of the ?u'e. Liberal commissions allowed, or ai sal? ary if preferred. Applications to be made to J. G HOLMES. Jr. General Agent, No. 35 Broad street. Charleston, S. 0. July 21 nae won Gr CARDIAS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY JV WW YORK. Organized in 1850. ALL POLICE i NONFORFEITABLE. HALF uOAlt TAKEN. NO NOTES ESQUIRED. LASrCAsH DIVIDEND 60 (FIFI!) PEE CENT. STAXXMSUCr. Polices in force.f!l5,000 OOO Assets_. 1.500 000 Annual lneome. 600.000 Losses Paid. 500;0tf0 " OmOKBS, W. H. PECKHAM, President, Wat. T. HOOKER, vice-President. L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary. ?. A. FUD ICE AR, Superintendent. BXaajciUMS. Hon. JOHN A. DIX, New York. Hon. JAKES HAUT EB, Firm of Harper it Bros., ex Mayor MOW York. JOHN J. COANE, President Bank Republic. WK M. VoaaoXTZ. Ranker (VermUye & Co.) CHAS G. Rocxwoon, Cashier Newark Banking Com piny. Hon. OZOBOZ Oro TX r. ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT c. UOBOAW, Banker. THOMAS Biaitzr. Firm Thomas Rigney A Co. KXHJ. B. nra vt A??, freaaart-rNew York Steam Su? gar Refining Company A ABOS ABstou). Firm of arnold. Constable A Co. RICH ABU H. BOWNE, Wetmore A- Hownc, Lawyers. U V. HADOHWOUT, Firm E. V. Baugbwont s Co. WM Wnjczjfs, Firm or W. Wilsens & Co. J CLICH ti PH ATT. Merchant. WM. W WJUOHT. Merchant. CHAS J. TABB, Merchant. WILLIAM u.f.TH, Merchant, GEO. W. CUELES, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. HOPE, President Contineuutl Fire lum: ance Company. JOHN G. -HE-WOOO Park Place. WALTON H. PECKHAM, Corner Pith Avrnue and Twenty- third-street EnWABi H. WEIGHT, Newark, N. J. GEO. W FABLES, counsellor. W. L. Coo*WELL, Merchant G KO lt GE KKI.il, GENEBaL AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLIN A. Dr. T. REENSTJERNA, Fzuninlng Physician. t lt. IsSKKTKL, GENLBAL AGEN C FOB OHARLEsiQN. < ffice No. 365 Kin g-atrcet, CHARLESTON, S. 0. January 12 Die hr Swung ffioffrines. rjltlK UN i VISKBAL KlVuHKK, WILLCOX Sc GIBES' SILENT SE WI a G MACHINE. THIS MACHINE STANDS THUd FAk UNRI VALLAD as a FAMILY SAWING MACHLSE, and b*s taken the place of over forty double thread ma. chims io this c.ty. Reliable Agents wanted in all large towns m the Ntate. D. B. HASELTON, No. 307 KING-?TBEET, Willcox ? Gibbs' Agent of South Carolina. NEEDLES, OIL, SILK, ?c., constantly on hand. BfePiIhOia ss usual. ttntbly Msyl J H H v O. ALtilANlllliK, ACCOUNTANT. NOTAET PUBLIC AND GENERAL J OB NT, No. 10 Broad-street. '?ES P EC IFULLY SOLIOITB BCSINEHS IN AP IUBTI^G ACCOUNTS of Merchants and others, >nd in WRITING UP AND POSTING their BOOKS, iii er tn port or whole, fcc. January . SP otis. WASTED A RH SP EC rABLE COL OBKD WOMAN ai a child's Nora*. Arpl?, wiui reference as to character and capability, be? tween tue hoars of 13 and 3, tn 0. F PANKNiN, No. 133 MeetLig-street._1_Ansaat 17 WAHTKD.TVTO HCLK8. APPLY TO the BOOKaaaPaB ot the Pavilion Hotel. August 17_1? WAITED, A SITUATION BT A BK? BPE TABLB WbLo Girl to COOK AND WA*B for a sm ?ll fsntily; stood recommend at lone can be giren if required. Apply at 1H18 OFfiCE. Aa net IT_3? PA I ' T h II S W/??TISU.-PtMrTICMg, (white raen,) can und emp:oymoot bj applying to Ihe 'IAPI *IN on board steamer ?ty Point August ie_3 WASTtD, % YOUTH CHUN to to ?0 years old. who woald be wildu? tomas- him? self generally useful as Clerk in a etore io Union vi ie. 8. 0. Address POaTOFFICE BOX, No. 17. Union C. H., 8. 0. _August 14 WAFTED, A tOTUATIO* BY A COM? PETENT Bookkeeper, but who is willing lo take toe place o. an Assistant, mi act ai bal. ? man and make bimi<eif generally useful. I as no obj' ellon to travel. t'alarj not to maco an objtx-tas penn nent employment Bc-t ot ref?rete, s elven. Address "ObAttLbMONIAN," care ot "CirwB Or? nea." Augast ll WAN TB O, BV A ?AKRilbO MAN, A situation In some Cotton Hill -om'- or South? west; is acquainted wita all branches, having work? ed io them ali, but should s.'lect WE-VVI.NG as a choice 1 artei wishing to engage such a person > will pisase address a note, stating tarma, to JOHN J. KELLY, No. 118 Mate-street. Bo?ton May 34 WA\TLU, UV KIO HU UV TO SUB. 8CBJBE to the 0 mr OX A TING LIBRA Ry - IB ABIJES C. BlUHTKR'B Select Library of New Booka contains all of the latest publications. ?pr? 21_Wo. 161 K'NQ-KTBEKI. CH t N ? 8 IC ItABOHKKS.-PAKTlBS wishing to emptor large or s niall numbers of 0HINL8B IA BORE KH, tray make the necea-ary arran geaaents for procuring gang? of sis- required delivered in any part of tba country, by application to KOOPM ANsOHAAP, San Francisco, california Jar/ 30_ WANTED, KY IS H YBOOY TO KSiiW that JOB PBINTiNu uf ..li kindR. plain and ornamental, is executed promptly In tbe neates' styie and at tbe lowest New York pri<ea, a< i wi Mwa Job Office, No. 149 tA-r HAY Call tad ex? amine the scale of pnces before givin g your ordern elsewhere._ WA NTED, AGENT- VOH IHE AMERI? CAN FA KM CBS' HORbE BOOK, la both Eng? lish and German, by Robert M ewart, V. b., of Miss. he wara covers the whole ground of the breeding and raising, and the treatment o. horses and mules, bo'-h in sic mess and health. It tia? won Its wa v to popular favor, and ls to-day the most popular sud beet selltng Horse Book ont. Address <\ F. VEN , Pali hato er, cincinnati. 0. 6mo* Vt arch 10 Co tinu. TO BERT, TUB PLe ASA 'TLT ?UTC A t ED three and a half story BB 1DLN0E. No. 59 Kmit street, n ar Yanderhorst Apoly at No. 8 LI8KB Y-WlBKtT. 8? AagUS' 17 rpo RK IT, PAKT OF A H DU HE OU JL bINGLE BOOM-, tarnished or untarnished, ia a pleasantly situated re&ideuoe near the Battery. Apply at Wo 38 BJng-stree_?ngnst 16 rKKM, I H Hf PLhAS ? NTLY SiTtJ Al ED two sad a hau* -t >ry RESIDENCE, no 8 -oietv-atrect, near East bay. Apply at No. 37 M A ttKFT-sTBEET, near Anion-street, August 14_ rt KENT, T . t* PLKAS l.VTl.t St'lU. Al ED TWO AND A HALF STORY REM De NOE, No. 6 Gaasden-street. oppo ite Wentworth. Apply at OHABLEs'ION STEAM t>aW MILL. June 14_ KE\b "SUTH AGEVTS, A NI? Ol HEH having Houses to rout, can have tneir Plac .rds, Ac, printed al the lowest rates and In the newest snd neatest stvles of tvpe, at IHK NEWS Ji)B or? ri K, No. 140 East Hay Jut ?als. MOL VT PLSASAST. - F OK S ILE, A LOI in ihe hiebest p.rt ot ibe -own ut jdouut fieasant, near the old Ferry, co ta nm? over two acres, and co lld be divided into ton building lots of l'ii feet each, or wou d make a fine .-trawoerry or Frai' Farm. Apply at this office. August 17_ ST?. Afl ENGINE KOK SALK AI\D PU) - MISE IO Ki- NT, No. 373 East Bay. we I salt? ed fofa grist mill or any buelueas requiring a nov*, r ot four batten Apply tn J. MO?ABE, NO ti*> Broad staaal_*t-t'-"*_- ** FotlB <<(.. LO vv, A L4K6B CRUKlH ouftiN, contamina thiriy-flve ?.ops. ALSO. A NM ALL PARLOR QKS, containing tonr *(opa, in a handsome Bosew.iod Case. Applv al JOHN BAKEB'O OBGAN FACIOBY, No. 13 Van dtr. orst-street thatuSth ?gjg 8 AT P lt I VATE SALK, THAT FIN E STAND with flt lires for a Grocery, corner Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. SS. Apply ON PRKMi-Es._tksta January 31 FOH SALK. ONE HI'NDIt KD THOUS? AND A CB CS OF LAND in Kershaw County, South Carolina OOH?IBTTWO or: F t?" i Y VhBY SEL&oT * AHM- near Camden and on the Railroad, varying in sue from 160 to 500aerea 1 hese and adjoining Farms are being taken bv our best citiiens, and aUord every advantage tor bealth iu>. comi< r able and pro&btble larms. M^NY LAltGt AND CHOICE PLA MAI ION'S, convenient to market DEMISABLE RESEDEN : ES in Camden and Birk? wood. bEVEBAL LABOE TBACTS OF WOOD LAND AMS A few very VALUABLE SITES for manufactories. Address, WM. M. SB AN NON, Attorney at Law, i'as*<ien. H. O. July 23 SAO Imo* T7H1R SALB, KOHR McClRTUV HUL _T i.EK iiIN8, ?eeond hand, out little aaed 1 Prem um Fsnn Gri?t Mi. I, "Proseas" Patent 1 Hand-power .teelGrist Mill 18 Ploughs, of vstied and most approved patterns, all tmt little used, on i at low prices 1 Cotton B eaker 1 Four-horse To ? e.- bteam tngine. second hand, in goo.i .-ondidon Apply to . AMEBON, BARKLt'Y A CO., Nor beast comer Meeting and Camberland streets Augu.it 9_imo AlirilHUEKS, BltOKKIts, ND others wishing ".or Sale" Ilacsrds, business Cards or other JOB Printing executed with neat? ness and dispatch, will consult their interest by leav? ing tue r orders at TEL NEWS JOB OFFICE. No. 149 East Bay._ FOK SALB, OLD (IEWSPAPKUS lil any quantity I Ti ce 75 cents per hundred. 'Ihe cheapest wrapping paper that can be rued. Ap? plv at the oMre of I H E ts " W's. ttarob 1 <&B OltHGi. ?N IVE UNI L'Y OK VIKGINIA.-THE Hession of this Institution eo u menee* anna all on the first day ot october, and conitm.e?, with? out nterruption. rill the Thursday prece.i inc ihe four h of July ensuing the orgtuia dion of the Institution is very com pl>' e embracing extensive and tbor >ugh cur es of infraction la LJIERYTUHL' AND SCIENCE, and i<> thu Prof.?.iiom of Law. Medicinal and fengi neering. be. xpen?M of the Academic or Law student, ex? clusive of the cos- of text nooks and c'nthing and pocket money, amouut to about $365 per ses? sion o nine monta-; and of tue Engineering or Medical Stadeui to ?:>ouu $895 ot wnkh -urns, re spectireiv, ?330 or $360 is payable "rn a. mission, and tue iialauiein 'he progr? s ot thc -.e-siou. Por details scud for ca*alOL?ue PO., "Univ r&ity of Viigiuu." 8. MADPIN, July 94 imo Chairman ol the Fsculty. ^ y ASHI ti QT ON COLLEGE, LEXINGTON, VI BOEN IA. PRESIDENT, GENERAL R. E. LEE, AIDED B? A FULL Coma or 1'EOFESSOB3. THE VKXt 1 E?-T')N OPEN - SEPTEM BEB 16iH, 1869, and -lo'cs Ju e J5th, 1870 In?d.ii.lon 'O ihs reidar Collegiate ''ourse, the Pro es^onal -chooN ot Law and Civil and Minlug Etiginccr ng, an in lull opeiotion Necefsary exi^en^e? from ?800 to $376. For > alalcgue, add. eas J M. LEK 'R. Jniy 9 imo Clerk of Fae Hy. |irliiu-ri, Cfltlfrrj, git. git KLF.s Ott HE \ P HOOK-, OF DIRECT IMPORTATION-JUST ARRIVED. ALBO 05 BAND, POWDER, SHOT CAP3 Ao. At s 1 . M .KSIIALL SIGN OF IHE "BIG GUN," No. 310 Eing-street. third door below ociely. Augusi 12 iltstulm.i gK\?leooif?G ANO tl.Vi ti-CU IT IN G. LADIES AND-JHTLDI?I?N attended at their reeideucee promptly and at reasox able rates. tend orders to W. E. MAB3HALL, Barber, April 14 No. 31 Brosd-itreet cap stairs.; PALMETIOnt)!?KEKC?-?PER*TiyK A8-0 TATTON. rrtHE ANNITER-ART MEETING OF TBI8 A8HO ? OIATION will bo bold THTS Evximro, at Mar? ket Hall, at Eight o'clock. By order. W H, WELCH, August IT Secretary and Treasurer. w /taann.i. ANT E D STATE OF SOUTH C'BOLINA BOND*. BY A. C. KAUFMAN, Broker and Oommi?siou Agent, AngM-tn 1 Ho. M Broad-etreet TAMES H. WILSON, BANKER AND BROKER, No. 5 Broad-street. MOCKS, BONDI AND GOLD BOUGHT AND carri'd, or ?rid short iu Niw Tork TI aaigiaa. D* POSITS received and interest allowed. T EOE ANGE, STD ES, BONDS, GOLD. MLVEB, COUPONS AND UNCUBBENT BANK NOTE-, bought acd sold on current rates and on commis? sion. COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. DR AF rn for aale of St\ and upwarda on England, Ireland, Pans and Berlin. fulO Jul- 30 j? A N K K K 8 , STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND MER? CHANTS, wishing Checks, Blanke, Letter Heads, or Job Printrng of any description, ctn get their otder? filled promptly and in the neatest style, at cl.eap ratea, by applying at THE NEW? JOB OFFICE, No. 149 Bast Bay. JKisfrttanroas ?VTOTIC f .-ON THK 10 ' H I*A8?A*T 1 .Ll disposed of my entire *tocJc in T.ade to Me??rs. BOIN S M B MAR I>. who will couti .ne the busi? ness at my old simd, No. i 27 K tNO- -> rEfiEl', oppo site Ann In retiring from the bust ieee I desire to th -uk my friends and cuatomor? tor tneir liberal support in h- past, and wo.lld rs-peeUa ly solicit a continu? ance of th? same to my s.iocetvors Charleston, August 12.1838 JOHN QUINN. j NOTICE-H \ VING ?TJhGH A- FD OF ME. JOHN QUINN bis eu Ure stock and Fixtures, w? wOl con? tinue theBOOE. Nt'.W ASE tr Al ONEitY BTW N"sr. in all Its branches, at hui old a and. and nope, hy close attention to the ? ame, to merit a libetal share of publie faror. J HNS B INES I'. J. Mot TE MARTIN. Charleston, Angast 1?. U69. stnthe August li AND WIN TBK IMPORTATION. jTAALL 1869. RIBBONS, MILLINERY ANO STRAW GOODS ARMSTRONG, CAT OR & CO., Noa. 937 sand 939 Haltimore-Street, BALTIMORE, IMPCB'BBS AlsD JOBB KEB OF BONN KT AM> TKIafnlNO HIB BONS, VELVET AND SASH RIJBONS, bonnet Silks, Satins and Velvets. Illusions, Blonds, Laces, huches, Nets and Crapes, FR ENC ff FLOWERS AND FEATHERS, Straw Bonnets and Ladles' Hats, Trimmed snd Untrimmed. 6LLK, VELVET AND PEL I BONNETS AND HATS, SUNDOWNS AND SHAKER ROODS. THE LARGEST ?TOOK ? F Mit LI it EV GOODS IN IBIS COEN: FY, and unequalled io choice variety, which we offer at priovs th t will defy com pedil?n. j)3rORDEB3 SQ. ICI TH D. Imo AsLrnstlC TjLAItH JOINT moM nooriNG, "OUrCALT'ci PATFNT," For Residences, Su?ar Houses, Cotton Gins, Bridges, Ac. Manufactured by SHOES BERGER & CO., No. 15 Public Landin?, Cincinnati, Ohio. July 20 nae Imo ?\ II A S. HICK K V , GILD RR, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFAO TUREE, No. 3A5 KING-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. LOOKING-GLASSIER of all sizes titted to Frames. ?Inlv io nao fmwJoo ins jUntinrinttrns. JJOOK. BC V E IIS WI1.L. KINO ll rei THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS CATALOGUE. The List will be Changid at least Once a Week. NEW AND STANDARD HOOKS FOB SALK AT FOG A HT I E'S BOOK A? EPOS IX ?J K V . Catalogne No. 19. MTZPAB-Frienls at Prayer. Bv L. C. loom's. "Thc Lcr J watch between me and thee when we are absent one from another " S3 CR) DO "Inquine? whlh now sollate 'he think? ing world." Ounten s: sa .ernatural Books; super oaturai Keings; .MI pet na ural LM*?; .-upe Dalara! Deann* ; 1 b* .-ceptio Among the Disciples. $1 60. AN AMtUI AN WOMAN IN fcUROeE Dv Mri. s. R Crluos ?ist. PATI Y G tAY'-JOURNEY ?-EnM BONTON 10 BALTIMORE, bv "aruliue H . Dall, tl 25. .DkllKAL SE.MM -' Mi-M'Titt <F Hr'.RVICK A F Lo A r during the War t> . -m en the - tatT, illus tratei with steel eogri?ud Porlratls and six Eugrjv m.f in cru cu o tints. 95 THK WORKS OF DlNItL D-F^K. w u Chal? mer'? Lue nf the Author, aii'io'ated $: HO. i HEOKLE^lA; or, The Orpin anion ?nd Pc-i-ru tty, Coi-fl eta and triumph* of the . .no -io y Catho? lic and Apo.-tolic '.'huron, by a Pre i yter ol the Wetit. ?2 VoX ECC i EST \ : or. The Docirlueof the Protes? tant E i'copul Church on Episcopacy and Apostolic hucreaslon. SJ. CBnUP4 KAPi rsT HI-10UY, frou tho FJUU dation of the Christian Chorea to the clo-o of the lflth Century. S2 ft. IHn t>CHKMr OF REDEMPTION', a lt fas Scvoa' ed and laughlin <m; M ny *o lp ores . 4dil. g in, . resident of tbe college ot thc Bible m Ken? tucky U eve rai ty. i2 50 >l HMO-8 i Y ran L\TE R. V G iiHOR ?HrP. ARD, Profea>or in Theological rrmi:ar., Bingor, Me. ?3 ALI E'S ADVENTURES ni WONDERLAND with 42 [lustratinn*. SI 50. Nh Af/- W ?Ninon NG P ..COLLEI'I IONS 0" ^ SOMi WH 'CBOY LIKE S2 M'Yrf W's IL1 UM BA LD HORsE DOCTOR, writ.c i in p'a'O Kbgltsb. $3 t Hr B N a \ D BA - 0:'G?OUGI\with an sppt-ndix couti u'ng a Cou t Ro I f n 17'J.i lo 13"i7, Arc. Ky lepli u F. M-tar. 5 voto. Uv?. AN.sUAI. OFscfjgN I ic us i V it . ; or. Year Rook ot' Facti in ! cK-ucc und Art Tor iS.'li". hy samuel Kn-Wa rt. $2. B ?Ni INJ ON COliPUUflNCY. Sixth Edltl >u 23 CT.le. tl PRIfSr ?ND TFr* HUGUKEOTi or, Pcr secu iou in the Ace of Louis XV. frc m the French of Bnu-^cner. 2 vol", ta. ? HE PREAi HER AND TH** K Ml; or. Bon d alone in the cnnrt of Louis XIV, irom the Fret ch of bung ntr SI 60. ON TBS WING p Book for -po tsmeu, by Bum? ste* ', tu'lv Illustrated. J2 50 #S- NuT .L-i ANDL1GU1 READING of tbe latest ana Mtaudard authors seat by Mail without extra charge. any Bonks pub'ishrdlu tmerca or Rnrone sent free of postage on receipt ol puhlisber's price. Ad dreai FOGARI LE'S BOOK DEPOSl l'OKY. No *160 King-strtcr, (in the Bend,iCharleston. 8.0. May 14 . nae stu'h'.moe rsi o SH KIN tt ? *? sj Ni Ri . TUtO S?AliliR NEWS, PUBLISHED AT SUMTER, S. C., [s ONE OF THE BES V ?Af'"?S IN 1 HE CP COUNT HY; bas a larce circulai iou, and a^or-l- ?> i periorartrantaffesasanadtsrtisiui; medium, terms low. Addres DARU ? OSTEAN, February 23 Prouf-'o??. ^ GRAND FBSTITAt WILL BE GIVEN ON TTJEf DAY EVENING, 17rn iNSTANT, by District Grand Tabernacle, No, 4, G. >. A. O. at BONITO'S HALL, John-street. The cr? ier will appear m full dress regalias. Doors open at 7; the procession enters the Hall at kali-past 8 o'clock. Admission 25 cenas. Ucketi io be had st the door, or from toe commitine: Brothers 8. E. Grant, JVC. Witherspoon, T. Cox, W. EL Travers, H. Boldon Pickicpack Besireshments trill abound, and ?rill be sold at city pri?es._Angustie iriLITART HALL. LOOK OUT FOB BhNFORD AND BIAZTTK'S ETHIOPIAN TBO?PE once more before the pub. He for a few nights only, commencing on the 17tf? August, Tuesday Night, With new nonga, Burlesques, Ac. Dcors open at half-past 7, to commence at 8 o'clock. Kee small bills. 3*_August 14 Hero pttblttatiiis. pOPfLAK BOOK S 8LNT FBEE OF POSTAGE AT THE PRICES ANNEXED HO KSK TAMTN3 BT A NEW METHOD. 20c. INQOTBE WITHIN for Anything yon Want to Snow; or, Over 3700 Facta for the People, tl 50. FBOM'S BOCK OF IA BLE Al X. 85o. WILSON'S BOOK OF ?J?CITAi'lONl? AND DIA? LOGUES, 35:. FROM'.- DIALOGUES FOB YOUNG FOLKS, 3?c. THE PARLOR r-TAGH. A Canadien of Drawing room Proverbs, Charades and Tableaux Vivants. $150. BB PD HEB BON RS' BOOK of Stump Speeches and Burlesque O arionsk35c. F HO - I's OalGI^EL LETTBE WHITTKB. 55c. M ' B I \ t ' - a ?. *< v-BOOK of Etiquette and Golda to Trae Politeness 55c. DAY'S AMERICAN BEAI Y-RE< KONEB. 55c BAB I ONS COMIC Bh.CITATIO.NS ti,d Humorous Dialogues. 35c. AM ATEUtt THEATBICALi and Fairy Tale Dram? as, 35c. PAttLOB THKATBICALS; or. Winter Evening's Entertainment, 35c i BU MODEBN POCK KT H >YLB. Containing all the Game* of skill and Chance. 65c. THE PARLOR MAGICIAN 86c. BO"K OF BIDDLE? and Five Hundred-Home Amusements 35c BOOK OF FIRESIDE O ?MES, 35c Li VB AND L ti RN. a Gmde for aH who wish to Speak snd Write Correctly * c. TBBKNAPAACK FULL OF FUN; or, One Ihous and Rations of laughter. ?5c. TBE PLATE OF CHOWDEB. A Dish for Fanny Fellows, 30c. HOW TO OUT AND 00NTB1VB OHTLDBEN'S CLOl BK-. AT A AMA IL COST 20c. TH" CHATBMAN ANO SPEAKERS GDIftg; or, Pules for the Orderly conduct of Public dotings, Wc BOOK OF ONE THOUSAND TAL Sd AND AMU '? INO ADVENTURES. '-onUining over SOOEagrav inn and 450 pages fl 50. IKE COMICAL ADVENTURES OF DAVID DUF y ICE - 39c IHK'LAUGHABLE ADVEN?UB?S OF MES3BS. BROWN. JONKS AND BOHIN ON. ?Sc DB WALDEN'S BALL ROOM COMPANION, or Dancing made Easy, 86<*. OOUBTENEY'S D1CTI0NABY OF A8BBEVIA HONS, 30c CRESTEBFIELD'SLKTTER WBITEB and Com? plete Roi.'k ?f Etlqu tte. 40c. KNOWL*ON'o FARRIER and Complete Horse Doctor, 30 . THE ECRET OU T; or, One Thousand Tricks with Cards, fl CC. HE SOCIABLE; or, Ona. Ibousand and On? Home Amusrm>n's $1 50 BBHHANb'- GOLDEN READY-Bp''KoNEB,40c. NOB I H' - BOOK Ot' LOVE LE iTERs, 65c - HI LGROVES BALL'BOOM GU DE and Com? plete Dauern? Matter, 80c. i b f YOUNG BEPOBi\EB;or, How to Write Miort band, 55c. M ?RTINfcs LETTER WRlTaR and Book of Eti? quette Combined. $150. TRi. P'-. Rf EC G N't L KM AS. A Book of Ameri? can Etiquette, 160. 1! Alfi INES SENSIBLE LETTER WBITEB, 55? WHIG Hi'? BOOK OF TH HEB THoU'AND AMERICA* BfcCfcTPlS;or, Ltehhouse ol Valuable Information fl 60. RH HARDaON'a MONITOBOF Eli EE-MASON RY, 63 . BABEY AND KNOWLSON'ei COMPLETE HORSE l'A M Kit A DF.vi.ltl'B 66c. THE KOOK OF FIVE HUNDRED CURIOUS PUZ? ZLE-' 3?o. I DS ASIOIUOAM HOME "O'.IX BOOK. 36C. TBE M AGICTAN'S OWN BOOK, il 68. NOR M'S BOOK Cs LOVE. LET TERS. 56c. HOW IO HEHAVE; or, Tbe Spirit of Etiquette, 20c. BRO AP GBINS OF THE LAUGHING PHILOSC PfltB. 20c. HO A IO TALK AND DEBATE, 30c. HOW TO DBhS? WITH TASTK, 21C. THE TOO Vii HOUsKKEEPEB'S BOOK, 2Cc L'OGdTNG IJ AS. 30c THE GsME OF WHI8 r, 30c. YALE COLLr GE SCRAPE -, 30c. BBIDAL EHQOlTI :. voe PARLO it TRICKS WITH CABD3 33c. BLU .DER> IN BEHAVIOR COBBtCTED, 20c. FIVE HUNDRED FBENCH PHASES, 30o. BABPEB' MAGAZINt, ?C. NIN ETKENTH CEN l'UBi*. 40c. Q. ?DE Y' - LADf> BOOK. 35c. LESLIE'S LADY'S MAGAZINE, 45c. DEMORE IS MIBROBOF FASHIONS 45o. PETER-^ON's LADIEb' MAG >ZIXt. 30c Novels by C ham s DicKrns: OLIVEIt l WIST. 173 PAGdS, 30 CENTS; AMERI? CAN Notes, 104 piges 2ur;Dom;>ey A son,350 oages. 40.'; Marin buza ?wit, 342 paus*, 40c; Our Mutual Friend. 33i> p<uie?. 40c; hristmas Stories, 162 pages. 30c; i ale ol Two Otties, 144 puges 35c; Hard limes ano Additional Christmas Stones 2j0 pa?.?. 30c; Nichols? .NlckleNy 34u pages. 40c; Bleak House 340 paco. 40-; Utile D writ, vau page-, ISNti Hekwi-k Pipers. 336 pages, 40 ; David Copperfield 33u pages, 4uc; Burnaby Kadge 267 pages, 3fc; Old Curiority -hop, 221 pug.'?, 33c; Gr ut Kxa.-ciation-, 184 pages, 30c; ket. hes, .96 psges. 30c Tbe following Novel? tty Sir Walter Scott .nulled at 30 ce nts l at h; WAVEKL?, IVANHOE. Kt N U.WoR ' H, GUY Mannering, ntiquary, Rob Boy. Old Mortality. The Bltck Dwarf ano a Legend of Mo truss, Br-de ot ; Lia>m<M-moor, Heart of Mid l o'htau, 1'be "onas tery, itu'Abbot, 1 be Pirate, Fortunes of Nivel. Peve ', ri) of 'he Peat, Quen m Durward St. Houao's WeiL Red U.mullet, . he Hetrotbed a d Highland Widow, Tl>e iallsmin, Woodstock, Fair Muid of Perth, Anne ol Geiers em, Count Robert of Pans, Ibe surgeon's Daun b tar. on rcceiot of the price either in cash or stamps, copies or any books lu this list will be sent by mail postpaid. CHA>. C. ICIGHTEH, No. IUI Kiug-dreet, July 13 nae . harlestoo, 8. C. T_^CS?.ELL\H BOOK -A (IKK. REGEN T PL'ULICATIONS. THE f>TTM TER AND THE ALABAMA, Service flout during the War b tween the States, by Ad? miral upm ...?-:, 1 vol 8?i'., cioih, $5. iieXAUSCESOF ?HE-OClUiEN FIELDS AND F ?RT S S, ?lencal Economical and Agricultural, by Y. V ?ye Porcher, M. D. 1 vol 8vo., f t CO. CUB1STTAN slNGI-B-OF G RM.\NY. by Cathe? rine Whitworth, transl! or and corni lier ot ' Lyra erma 1 . i." illustrated. 12m >., forming vo'ume 6 ol tho ' suuday Mbrarv " fine clotb, ?3. tllsiOBY >K EUR Pii'N MOB*L\ from Au? gustus to Cboile . acne 3 vols., 8vo , i6. FO?E I'LIF. ?N Ait ADIE, ketcies of sport and Natural I is'.oty In ihe Lower Prov! ce- ot tue Cana? dian I oiui?ioii. by Captain C Hardy, Iliustrat?d, 8vo.. 3. i HE Ne*W AF IVITT^SOF FAITH, A Pica for Free "hristiau Union, by 'suies Martine u, 25e. >PEC. i?U.M AN \IJYSI", t-ix Lectures, by H H Ros? ? , with upiietidi. es. co.ored Plates tua Illa trnii-d. 8vo. -ii). Mi >D O. BRAIN; or. The Conelatiou ol Con ?ctausue? aid jrg.nizutlon. systemaneai.y Invcs litfii.ed did Applied to I'h: Oio, liv. .lien.ul -ci.ii.ct sud Publice, with a P eliminar* Dlssurt-iilon un M et boil Sud lltuurt'ivo nt tue Tesl, tn 'hos Lay roi-ls. .!. v.. -i vol-. I2WO , 4<5; xv. 404, S7. ^.1 Il-K.-F PIZARRO, witb om- c.ouuto? b;<= As socale ' lu lits Conquestor Pe: Ua b-.- tribur del 1 ?..1.. s! I H E OLD TE? IA MEST HfsrO?Y. from Hie eic hon to thc .te.mu (rom t' e Cabtivtry, edited by W mi D.L.L. I?. 1 Vol.. 12mo., SC Wil d <. -l FF'i wi ,'tie tcoi'iu Aau'Vt Na? il. .. bo Horare Kn-um-ll, l vol, limo.. Si 50 IBESUB'fcCllON * WOMAN, by Jb-m stunt ki ., 1>0 .! Ml", fl P*.lE.tllS I OB CC NA ION-; or Iuquirie' ' oncer" lng .-.orno ot n>- Gi->ai Peool?s and ?dr ligations ol A(itiquii>, au I ih'-ir P'otwDie R^arion In a still Old? er Civilizji'-.i. .-i lue tUhiopLina ur Cnahitsa of Ara? bia, uv John >. I'-Hdwn, 12aio , fl 75. MObl'V. Ut ' IVAN 1 'A it IN IS IN CEYLON, by Mr ?amati Wtilte Baker. Illustrated, lt?mo.. d?.h fl 60. ' THE SCIENCE OF RIGHT-, by F. G Fichte, translated by A. I?. Ktoeg r, i2mo.. - loth, f 2. H iE THOUSAND MILE* rHUOUGH THE BO? K? MOUNTAIMS by A. K. Mcclure, Iiiustrat .d 12mo. cloth f2 B". t1 RILE. A Poem, by Hon. Roden Noel, square Kimo., riot i, (Mit top. fl. IHK? X H RE AND HEBEAF'EB, by W I- - liam H. Hutc imbe, M D , Fimo., paper loth, fl 50 I IV En OF ??'. LOiH-> AND CALVIN, Dy M.* Gniz t ' Il?strate.i, i2mo., cloth fi. . Hr QU KER PIRII-A.NS. , Bevolationary 8iorv, w tu I.lustratiuiis, 12mo .cloth, fi 50. FI MOM.-A eroai-k's Vf.Uon UM Ruine; Erek n sun- hatra n's Waterloo; ?.0 .-.?SOB'H Ma .>oue HofrmnuV Lea AlUi-ruy; Hu .-O's L^Homme q ? Ri.; Leu ce LNle; i'heips' alon, Women am uhneis; iheQ'iaker Pdriiean?; Uobnson's For Her .?ase; ?m nwortb's Cbangod bri les; spielhasenS Problem? atic I Chane.ers; Woods'Gates Wile Open; Kin I j'-Stretton; Sly Damrbt'r timor; Tbe Lac istan'i H useholil; cbmld's H beruei-ter; i.iuthworm's lie Bri le's Fat-.-; rrolhpe's He Kiew He Waa I 'phtjZ-ctiolikeS Dead Ones ; Freytas's Lost Man us-ript; Jetn Ingle.oiv'a Mopsa the Fairv. January 1 ljt t?tsctiito and ?iiictHuttu.^ EDESTI^ ?fee.. ?Vc. QfJT BHDS. OHOICE WESTERN C. B. SID EB ?yt) 20 hods, choice Western Shoulders is hide Plantationbbouluers ? 26 tierces strictly prime bugir-curei Huas, s choice article 40 boxes D. 8. Cumberland 90 boxes Long Clear Sides ls dry salt 75 bbls. extra C buzar 60 sacks choice Rio Coffee 100 mats prime Manuls Coffee. For sale low by J EF FORDS h CO., August 17 4 Nos. 17 and 19 Vendue Bange, POTATOES ! POTA TOES ! fU TREO?IVED BI 8TEAMBB PROMETHEUS .I 150 arrcU ano Mercer POT?( TOE"?', st $2 75 per Darrel. For sale by MRS. C. 1'. KENRICK. No. 83 Market street, south side. August 17_3_ EASTERN HIT! EASTERN HAT! O AA BALES EASTERN HAT. FROM BEL OUU FAST, per bril H. H. McGilvery. Now laneunR at Palmetto Wharf and for sale by J. A. E-?KLOW ?CO., August 14_No. 141 East Bay. NEW YORK BAGGING, D )l BLJE ANCHOtt BRAND. TH B STANDARD WEIGH 2^@2K- THE sUndard w'dtb. full 44 inches. It is wiaer, closer stronger, and affords better pac tection for the entire corerlng of the Cotton baie than -ny other n nae. Wo sell at manufaoture.-'s price and expenses laid down here, A supply always on hand WILLIAM ROACH h CO. August 8_Imo_Agents^ PEAN. OAAA BUSHELS BLACK PEA?, SUITABLE jUUU for seed and leedi. g for sale by July24_T. J. BEBB ft CO. CHEAP C ORN. O AAA BUSHELS WESTERN WHITE COEN, OUUU sUgatly heated. For ?sie. at a lew price, hy T. J. EE BB A CO. joiy 22_ NEW GOODS. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREEA? BLE, mostdeidoua sud healthy food, used for Paddings, Jellies, Blanc Manse, Ice Cream, Griddle Cakes, Soups, Ac, pot up In 1 lb. pack? ages, with directions for use. Desk-cat-d cocoanut, for Pie?, Poddings, Cakes, ftc, put op in half fl?, packages, w.th directions. Sweet Oil, French and American in hali pints, pinta and q ?arts. Older and White Wine Vinegir, warranted pure Fresh Boasted Rio Cofse. of good quality, at 35c. ?ft. Just received and for sale by CO-OPE Ba IVE GBiXiBBY STORE, Southwest cornrr Meeting and Market streets. Goods delivered tree._Maj 28 HONEY ! FOB SALE, WHOLESALE AND BET AL. BV Dr. H. BAEB, Jone 28 No. 131 Meeting-street. HE4YY GUNNY CLOTH. 1 t\{\ BALES HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH, LAND LUU LNG ex schooner B. N. Hawkins, and for aa:? ny HENRY COBLA ft CO. August 10 _tn thad H. Ac H. W. CATHER WOOD'S EXTRA. FINE PURIS OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. IN OBDEB TO FACiriTATE THE bUPPL^TOF OUR PURE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHYS El Kb to our former numerous customers at the South, we have appointed Heurs. B GERDTS* CO our Agents, wno by tula arrangement, are en? abled to supply the trade nt pries? wich Mil insure satisfaction. H. k H. W. CATHEBWOOfl'/ ll cv ll tv. CATHERWOUOD'8 ?XTBA FINE PUBS OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. ?A BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAVORITE OU Wt?D-KIES, consl?dD?o? X,XX.XXX,XXU. and v EC7 A H and CaBlNEI BBANDS, and also of ower t'radex. Now landing, and fer sale low by H. GkBDIS ft CO., June 12 slutbdmo No. Esst Bay. $100 PER DAY l?I>CONTINUKD HAVING OBTAINED AN FXrRN?IVB AND widespread sale mr "CRN fURY" brand of Fine Cut chewing Tobacco, WP desire to announce that w shall not pack daily S100 in tbe small tm foil napers after this date, July 1st, its merits being so favorably recognised that this inducement is no 1er ?er neci-seary. To avoid mimpprehmsion, how? ever we would add that we shall continue to pack orders for elegant MEERSCHAUM PIPES In our "Yacht Club" and "Eureka" bra ,ds of Smoking To-acco. lhe "Yacht Club" is devoid of Nicotine, and Gan? net injure the health, au'd ls especially r-con,mend? ed to people of sedentary occupations Or nervous constitutions. The trade are invited to send fot circulars. P. L IR CLL ARD, July 17_a tn talmo_New York. FRESH DRUGS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, WHOLE KALK AND BETA'L, by Dr. H. BAEB, No. 131 MKETING-sTBKET WOLF'n bCHIKDAM CBN APPS A Hosteler's Bitters PUutatton Bitters Foutz' Honte and Cattle Powders Winslow's Nnotbiotf -yrup Perry Davis' ainkilier Mexii-an M os taux Linsmest - Fibnestock's Ve mil nge Pei-ry's Deal Kbot, ftc. ftc, ftc, June 20 stuth Lit a j; s, wl?cra i ais. tr c. td K G'S (,'UVEHSAL lt I S M A S HEALING SALVE, THIS VALUABLE BEUEDX HAS EFFECTED innumerable cores, and bi? R..?D'J for Itali'? great reputation, The discoverer of chis Salve has applied ltwitu eminent succei-s in tbom-a- os o' eases dur? ing the Crimean War. and ban cured dangerous w ands, in m ?nv cas* s considered mortal. MB. E. BERG is : be so e ponsessoc ot the valuable secret of mabina this - atv*; from is experience in using it in Europe and 'he success attending its ap? plication there, be has beeu induced to introduce it into tue United -tates IT ?.Ei I VR*FaINI ibo e ?ho have Won-ds, "raises Cuts of aH kinds, oi S. re*, felons. "-cratchi-H Musquito Bites, Fros Kitten Joints, fore Li s chiiblai s. Children's ?cnrbntjc complaints on Head and Fa e, are speedily curod. It h.IR proved f great advantage to ladies, and ls peculiarly adapted ror "athered breast?, sore leg?, ftc. through confinement, sud other causes It sets Ifke augie In removing boils J'imples, and Cutaneous Diseases, sud ba? been succe-sfully u>ed for <'orns bunio is sud Sore Throat, bv apply? ing exit rnal y every eveui u before notuc to bed. For sale by ill druggists Price 25c . 60c, and fl per Jar. office. N . 260 B wer;, N. I. None genuine un ess countersigned a. BERG'e- U>IVEIU?AL RUb S(AN i ?ALING b?LVE, No 960 Bowery. New Xork. F<r sale b> JOHN F. BENI; Y No 8 College Place, New York._stuth ly_July 3 jT^Otl THE H A I H . JUST RECEIV D, 1'HALONS CHEMICAL HAIR ?NV1GORATOB AYERS HA tit VU: OK MON KiO.UERY'S H ATI RESTORER BURNETT'S CO JCAINE HALL'S SICIL?AN HAIR HE^EWER CHEVALIER'S LIEE FOR L'tiE HAIR 0I1ALEA.N I's COCOA ( REAM" LYON'S KA THAIRON BAR '.Y'S fR COPUEROUS RKEVF.'S AMBROSIA . EXCELSIOR HAlR?ONIu SAVAGE'S URSINA BATCHELORS HA TR DYE HAWLEY'S HAIR BYE HAMB LE TON'S HAIR STAIN POMADES. PHILOCOMES HAIR OHS, BANBOLLNE COLOGNE WA 1ER T MAGNOLIA WATER FLORIDA WATER ' h?X RU H. &c., Ac For ssle by Ur. .?. u v Kit, May S No. 131 MEM ING-sTBEET. rjMI UH MOVE GtEASE SPOTS. USE THE DOUBLE DISTILLED BENZINE, Prepared, snd for sale, wholesale anl ret iii, h. Da. H. BA KR, May ca No. 131 aie ti g-street.