The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 19, 1869, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEW?, ?IORDAN, DAWSON * CO., PB0PBI9I0B8. . OFFICE No. 149 EAST BAT. -o X S RMI-Daxn IStim, Ot? T?W.?6 00 DAILT Haws, itt mont*!.9 00 p'' A Altai .-.?w?. tone monta?.J 00 k TB V WEBEIT laws, one veer.3 tt? T?j-WrB-KLT Mw?, etx month?. 3 00 PAT*rsr Invariably ts advance, naper aent e?less tn? rain accompanies the order, oz for a long . v. crae than paid tor. Tn DAILY NE wa W?1 he sorrell to aubaertberi In the ett* at is ??nw a weet. AnTiart?BMf.NTB -Fixet ina*roon, IS cents a line; f ubaeqaent inaerttins, 10 cents a line. Butine?* Mattoe*. a0 cents a Une. ?arrlaw and Funeral No tl oea. On* DeUs' ****?. _ tr ts wa aux x A a *. .a.- ____ -OOM at Kew^Yorl?yesterday wa?- fluctu? ating Irai u?utkki Sttatf at 33|. -Tbe New Y irk cotto t market waa a 4c. bet tear; aale* 2800 bake at 34c. -At Liverpool co'ton o.oeed active and ex? cited. -Uplands 13} i. Orleans 1311; sales 20 000 bales, inc! udi J ir 8000 for speculation aud export. -A lady a? Nw woo rt displays a ring "cat oat of ono solid diamond. - -*o some parts- of Texas corn is. so abun? dant inst farmers cannot get rid of it at twen? ty-five cents a bushel. -Tho wornt of the unhealthy season baa paesudm Oaba, and the sickness among tbe ?naecfamajb^d ia decreasing. -A. PerineyIvaoian who has kept a record re? port* twtraty<wo;do*-hs in t bat ?tate Last week from" kerosene oil o^ptoeions. " -Ilia estimated .that over 200 000 bushels -of laaLy eur's beat crop still remains in the han ch'of glowers in one county in Iowa. -Secretary So wird ta gaaiog serener; on tho $7,300,000 worth of icebergs and moon? ta!*^ be bough.', lor hie gtarioas country, i _The ebips balate and 8?odusky, the for mer from Liverpool for Now York, the latter fros* Ne^ York, tat Liverpool, colitded at sea a few day* age and badly aam^sred eaob other. -The great drought at I1ii!wfe)pbja navra* nearly ?rtedeptbe-echay'k.ll, the inhabitants .?feejB.a ftafe ?od1 exvedjenttoMooomiaathe erne of water, aa to that stream chiefly they look fox tbegjwiinTfMfcr j.; t *VoT'L -The eJ?roccope has developed, that the tran is a Targe, coll eor iou of the minerals known cm the earth, iaolading the precious metals. An inventive Tinkea is meditating ?poa a procese to oxtract gold from the arm beams. .? - . J . -Two hundred Brooklyn- bankers and bro? kera, doing baeioees m New York, have signed a protest sw aiosUho New York Circuit Cour 'a jurisdiction over them in J he matter of the disputed intoroal revenue tax o a the espitar used m banking:. ? ~-D : Collfns, charged with killing Dr. Haughey, the moderate. Radical candidate tor * Congreso in a North Alabama district, just be? fore tho election, waa arrested in Montgomery onliidav. Report says that be confesses to tbe shoo ring, tra' the Radical papera insist that it. waa not. Collina, but tho Ku-K ux, that killed Hanrha^- ffontna imnwitM p.?W.ii - -pa ^a j nw in TI? M Tort h>vo been and are arin making attempts to swindle the paJlic by sending out pr.vate circulars proposing, for a .mall coos deration, to rsm it to any address a 1 argo amount io counterfeit greenbacks. The government detectives have inverti gated the hartness, but ro fir it bas been so conducted .. as to allow no opportunity for legal proseen L - RJV. lither McDonald, of Key Wesf, was attacked wit** yellow favor while offlosting at -tho aftar on the 18 h n't., and dieU in sixty boom He waa a young nun aged twenty-six, and l'stmgutebed for his pietv and mental en . down* nts. ' His death left Key West tempo xarliy wi tb ont a priftsi, , and the funeral ser vices wer et held hy ?layman and the sisters of the convent. ' _ -Senator 8prac:no ie at home, devoUng h?m ?elf industriously to the development of his great rnanntactorica. in five diff-rent villages, besides hie i*ota ? works in Providence. His permanent rprtdence ts in Cranston, where hts extensive print works, ar*) 1.teated. Mrs. 8prague resides at the senator's magniflceut seashore nome at Narragansett, whioa he .visita two or three times a week. \ -A complete revolution in weaving is prophesied from the introduction of a method ^ by which the woof is carried through the ohain in acorve matead of at a right angle. A va? riety ia rae nattera, both in s hado aud mark? ings, ?ta be attained in this way. of which the . dd procese was wholly incapable. This new process is adapted to faDiics of any kind, aud ? can be .used both, for weaving by baud and with power loom*. -A New Sark letter, of Monday, says : "To ?day tbe offices of the French Ailanno Cable -Compauy ip Nassaa-streot were open xor busi? ness, ana iii-; first congratulatory business dispetohes sent to Brest and Pans by Mr. Wat eon, the agent of the line. It is behoved thar though he pnoes charged are the saneas - thom of t:>o Anglo- American Telegraph Com? pany, ff 00 m gold for ten words,' including addiuse aad signstuie, the foreign merchants Cf New York doing business with the Continent will send ali of their dispatches by the French line, ow ug to the more liberal policy which ap. i pears to guide tho domes ot this company. . Still another reduction in rates is looked for toward the end of the year, when telegraphing to Europe will be us ordinary an affairas tele? graphing to New Orleans or Mobile. -An adro t awi odie, io which all the par ies 1 concerned were cheated, bus just come to hgi>t in New York, come persons repreeoniii g theme* Ives as thieves, cOe.-ed to sell a broker $125\000 of al ec cd stolen bonds for $100,000. The broker in foi med thc detectives, who, anx? ious lo make their little fif;y per cont, con? mission, agreed to bay. Tho detectives met the b >nd-aellers at a taveru tn Hudson, N J. 1 The package ol bonds was excuangud foi a 1 : pack ge ot mouey. Then with valor tbe de < tee u vf? arres, ed the thieves and opeued the package*. The $100 000 m money which the , honest orboers of the btw bad given the 'hieves, were looud to be all counterfeits. The $125 - ( 000 io bonds which th? thieves bad given the ^ detectives were found to be three pounds of c .brown Peoer and a single genuine $luo oond. 1 .All bands were swindled, the "sharp" detec- 1 tires.bmpe: sold as badly as the thiev e. u -A scheme na? boon started in New York for H .furnish! ug eueapead prompt teiegraouic facil? ities to all parts of tnsi city and B.-oottiyn. A * oornpauy is in process of organ?? I ion for this u purpose. It is desi',*-ed to establish at first a -one bandied or moro offices in Now York City, u below onb buiidixxi ft?d Sixtieth s treat, anl to l> extend the ev s te rn as rapidly as the business o community requires it. The plan is to use Q ?rires, per fee Jj- insulated but bound i o aether ? I In a cable, and to enclose these in g?llenos un? der the surf ice of the streets, thus wm ur- J41 ing lines' at all .tunee free from disturb- P( joea by changes of tbe weather. The B-item isquiKje ?bora e. bul doeanot need fm - Otar explanation. It ia intended to gu?rante* , tbe preanpt deliver/ of messages \. ithin ? very short time, perhaps fifteen minutes ot their (wing deposited tn the office, and to send such messages of twenty words including ad? dress an i signature tor ten cents. The begin? ing ot the work will require five hundred miles of wire, and if the plan works profitably will be multiplied many times. Private parties can obtain the exclusive use of separate wires at a very much les i expense than what would be necessary if they were to build a line for them? selves. The plan, to say the least, is a very promising, one and will furnish % great accom? modation in a large city. -The Democratic press or Ohio comment in glowing tams upon tue nomm?t ion of Mr. Pendleton. Tho Cincinnati Enquirer says he is the right maa in tbe right place, and that his election is as certain as the dawning of the election day.- The Columbus Statesman as? serts that no nomination could be better re? ceived -none that will be so cordially accepted by the Co servatiye men of the State, anxious that tho executive affairs bo administered by one of the noblest minda of the Republic. "The nomination Ot Mr. Pendleton, bia pro m pt acceptance, and bi? pledge to canvass the State, cauies with lt au assurance of success, Ko man is more loved bv the masses ot the people-none stand higher as a man of talent none of puter m >rals or more uprightness of conduct-and we venture the assertion that no nominee for office since the days of Jackson overexcited more of enmustasm than that with which tte mme of George H. Pendleton, for Governor o; O do, will be received by the Democratic and Con - errat ive voters of Ohio. That he will t>- e'ected, no man in his sober senses can have a reasonable doubt." Tbe Cleveland P: arndell er says his nomination has thrown the Radicals in:o great confusion. So s<y all the rest. ? - ..? _ CHARLESTON. THURSDAY HORNING, AUGUST 19, 1869. Austria aa? Germany. There are two power? in Europe not at all satisfied with the present arrangement of tbe map, or with the relations in which the several powers sund to each other. The campaign of 1866, culminating in the fatal day of Sadowa, humiliated both Austria and France. lui/ waa then the all/ af Prussia; and it is now the aim of' Napol?on and bf Batist to gaui her good will, and alienate her from Prussia. Tn? diplomacy of both the Cabi? nets of Vienna and Parla has pointed in this direction for sometime. Marshal Neil, to the very day of hit death, strained ever/ narra to have the French aymy on a war footing; but still, we are told, the peace of Europe is not threatened. Austria reoeatly published;,her annual Red Baok-a colleo?on of ofioial dispatches having reference to her foreign relations To this publication the Cabinet of Prussia makes objections-aud not so much td the history of this diplomacy as to the policy itself, of which the Bed Book ia the c hr on iel?. The Prussians now openly say that not withstanding all the asseverations of peace, they cannot be on really friendly or onrdia) relations with Austria so long as Baron won Benet ls at the head of the Cabinet of Vienna. xuey hold that Austria has her hands full, if she will bot be oontent to mind her own business; instead of whioh they alleg. her great Premier writes notes and dis patches on wba; cannot possibly concern him-or his monaro ny, as for instance, his recent letter on the Franco-Belgian quar? rel, and then publishes them in his Rfd Bock, all to rex Prussia and to flatter Fraaoe. Herr Ton Beast assured the Austrian and Hungarian deputies-, that the interests of Austria and France are identical; but even this may be doubted. Kings and Emperors, or their Cabinets, may now have interests and po iciea different from those of the peo? ple they purport to represent; and snob may be the oase here. Benet never loses an opportunity to de? clare that peace is absolutely necessary for the recuperation of Austria;: but how is peaoe to fae secured by an alliance with H great power hostile to Germany; and thin alliance entered into to prevent and oppoee the national unity after wuioh her people nave been striving so long ? Prussia will not permit such a consumma? tion; and already rumors reaoh us from that quarter that Austria must be com pletely disintegrated, that Franc? may no longer have a reasonable pretext fir inter? vention io the affairs of Germany. The peace o> Europe is precarious. In faot it is only a general armistice. There are too many elements of strife and discord in the present attitude of nations and peo? ples,- dynasties and parliaments; too many unsettled quarrels, too many open questions, to hare a lasting peace. Two or three of the great powers must change their polioy, or the peaoe of Europe will certainly ?om to an untimely end. It is, of course, natural that Austria should want to recover the losses she in curred by the unfortunate campaign of 1866; and while she oannot, of course, ex peet to undo muoh of what has been do?e? as for instance, restore the old Diet-she oertainly look* forward to being al the head of a South German Confederation analo gouB to tbe post ion occupied by Pruasin among the North Gum m Sr ates Bui. I bin Pru-sia will never permit; and the rei-u1.', xooner or urer, must be, that the German proviucr? ot' Austria will unito wita t heir : .mp ti ri or s oi S?'uih and North, when the nous?) of Ha?.'St-urg will have lo fall hack in Hungary and ner Slavonic dependencies Tue polioy ot' B ust, however, it should >e rf ra irked, is not without considerable >p\ >>.lion even in his own proper domain ! ? ita in the Hungarian and the Austrian lelogatious, m-mbera-men of ability and , i) fl u ?nc-have protested against his course ' Pney ountend that Austria must cease to ppose the consolidation of Germany, and tnve to secure a permanent peaoe; and to j ocomplisu this all idea of a French alli noe mun bo abandoned. Hungary bas Iways looked with jealousy upon Austria's * tiflaeoce in G:rm .uy; for they lo k upon aa tue neurea of their oppression It '8 nly since the expulsion of Austria from ?trmany that the voice of Hungary has sen able tn m ike itself effectually heard, ad the Minyara naturally will opposo say )licy that will lesser .hair consequence. (, On the other hand, there are Germ n pu ri oisinthe parliament ot Au air ia, wnoSS 9j mpathi?fl naturally lean to German unity, and Who Will prefer a homogeneous German nations-one people under one government t * being citizens sf an unimportant prov? ince of an empire composed of a doten bet?rogeneoufl and antagonistic national? ities. Some years may yet elapse before these questions are finally solved; bot sooner or later, the little jealousies and petty in? trigues that now forbid the banns will cease, und the world will see the noble spectacle of a great and powerful nation, as it were, born in a day. It may he that God in his inscrutable Providence m*y permit another fratricidal war, ere we shall see this inev itable end; er it may be accomplished by fae peaceful ways of diplomacy, in obedi? ence to the unanimous voice of an entire people. The Sarannah and Charleston Hail road. We are informed that eight hundred men are now at work upon this important railroad, that the Savannah River bridge is already building, and that ere long the hands will be corking simultaneonsly on both ends of the road. The track has al? ready been laid, we believe, to a point some miles beyond Grahamville, and there is good reason for thinking that the road will be open thronghont before the New; Year comes in. OUR Greenville correspondent gives a d cree of Judge Bryan, which pays a very bande?me tribute to the fidelity and tact displayed by certain members of our bar in the conduct of a delicate and difficult oase before the United States Court. The oom pl i men t, though a marked one, is as deserv? ed as it is substantial. jtewghi ff ?ggSfffe T-\18*OL.CTK'K U F COP ?RTIKR? WJ bHIP -The copartnership heretofore known at w. L LKl A* IB AXLEB has this day been dis? served by mutual consent. w. L LEB wit! settle all debt? due by sa<d arm to date, and u atone authorised to collect debts due said Arm. (-taned) W. L. LEK. (Mined) D. H. IR* XL BB. Leesville, N. tB.k.P.fl. *. august 1? tte* pib?c??ioas. JJOOK. BUYERS WILL FUD IT TU THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THUS CATALOGUE. The List w?l be Changed at least Once a Week. NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS , roasAUAT . : j PUG ARTI K'S BOOK DKPOSITOKY < ?tavlogue Bio. 19. MTZPAH-Friends at Prayrr. Bv L 0. Loom's "The L ru watch between me and thee when, we are absent one tram another " S3 CBKEO. "luquirie* whi-h now agitato the think? ing world." 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THE 8CHFMB OF REDEMPTION, a< it is Biu . 1 ed and Taught in <be Hwy sa ip. urts B> ii. af ti li? gan, ?resident of the College ol tho Bible in Ken tuc?va7uiTcraity. $Z 50. SKBMOM? HY TBE LATE BEY. G< OBOE SHEP ABD, Professor la Theological seminary, Bangor, Me. ?3 ALICES ADVENTURES TS WONDERLAND, with 43 uiuBtratiODS. SI 60. NEAL'S W v.NDEK NO BECOLLECIIONS OK A SOMtWH T BUsy LIFE. $2 M ?YU .W\s IL LU? TBA El? HORSE DOJ10U, writteu in plain English. S3 IHK B S H A.ND BA" OP GBOBGIA, with an Appendix containing a Court Boll fro c. 179 j to 1837, Ac. By Mepben F. Millar. 2 rois, 8vo. $6. A N Pi DA I. OF SOTEN K-'IC Old UV - .KV ; or. Year Book of Facts In Science and Art for 1869. By Samuel Knee la d. $2. BaNIINU ON CORPULENCY. Sixth Edition 26 cents. 'Ur PRIRST *ND THF HUGUENOT; or, Per seen lon in the Age of Louis XY. frc m the French of Bun^ener. 2 vol?. &L 1 BE PREACHER AND THR K'NG; or, Bourd alone in the Court of Louis X tv, nora the Frecoh of buog ner $160. ON TUE WINO, e Book for ?port?ncn, by Bum etea '. fu'lv Il.ustraU-d. $2 60 4S- .NUV..LS AND LIOU1 READING ..f the latest and standard anthon eeot by Mail without extra charge. any Books published in Amer ce or Europe sent free of postage on receipt ol publisher's price. Ad? dress FOGARTIE'a BOOK DEPOSITORY, No. 260 Klog-atreet, (in the Bend,| Charleston, S. 0 May lt nao stuthfimos ramil rr, Cutler!), tEtr. (^KKi.1^ Ott. itB.ii* HUuB> OF DIRECT IMPORTATION-JUST ARRIVED. i 130 ON HAND, POWDER, SHOr CAPS. Ac. At 8. ll* lH lUSMALL, SIGN OF 1HE ?BIG GUN," No. 310 King-street, third door below octety. August 12 tbstulmo F. VBkVKEUX, SCULPTOR AND ARCHITECT. MARBLE WORKS. Corner Meetlng-Mreet ami Horibcrk's Alley, CBAllLESTOCf. 3. C. Plans mide to order and work <-xe -nted promptly July 1_thmSnaos |_?Oii?UK> at PIACBKTII. \ o . 30 Brea cl -street, Cbnrleeton. b. C., BBOKhltS. AUCTION Ktlis, ItUAL KoTATH AND O li.* K IIA L, CU M IUI SSI ON AtS&STS Wm aittenti io Renting and Collecting ol Bents ind purcha.iu and aale ol block-, BOUJS, Uolu Sliver and Heil Estate. ALSO. To the Purohase ol Goods and supplies for parti?a n the country upon reaaouible erins. iElROE L. U.OLMX8.ALEUND?R MACBEIH. January 1 ijt J Ta ll I .11 P H lt h ? S , BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS. SION MEROLIA A 7. (ALES Ol" BEAL ESTA! E. BTOCKB. BONDS. SB CURITIES AND PERSONAL PBOPERTY ATTENDED TO. NO. 37 BIHIAD-STRKKT CHARLESTON, 8. 0. axrrniFNCES. Hen. HEN feUIST, W. J. MAGRATH, Eso., enerai JAMES CONKER, T. R. WABING, Esq. OCIOLM ( fri Baits. WASTED, A. CAPABLE BOT. A4 H' U*-5 SKKVANT. Moat brng good Tt rommondaUont. Apply st No 41 WENTWORTH VlMttil, south side, ns?r Meeting. August 10_1* WAH TKO, BT A VOUSJG COLORED WOMAN, s> Situation to travel ss Child's Nurse or Ladies' Maid. Apply at No. 19 BAKi Ba?. iBBI. 1? _Augu?W? WANTHE), BT A RKBPBO'l ABi.K WHIT*. GIRL, a situation as a r>eamstres8 OT Ladles' Maid, or Child's Nurse. Ap*ly a No. 226 BAST B T. ona door trom CaUioun-street. align?t 19_1* Boa RD WAITED POR A GKX ILK. Ma?, Wife san four small Children, plain, wholesome food and two Unfurnished Booms. - Ad? dress -. B , Posfcfflee. 1* _antust*9 WANTED, TI ?Ri KR*, FOR l'?HO? Work. Apply at McDUr"F COHEN'?, corner Meeting and Basel streets. 8 august 18 WANT KD, * YOUTH h KO31 16 to 40 years old, who would be willina- to make hlm self generally usoful as Uerk in a rtore in UntonviUe, 8. C. Address POsTOFFICE BOX, No. 17. Union C. H., 8.0. August 14 Wa MX KU, BV A M A H. RI KO MAN, ? situation in tome Cotton Mill - out ii or South west; la acquainted with all branches, having work? ed in them all, but should select WEAVIMG as r cholee. 1-arries wishing to engage sacha i-ersoi ?ill please address a note, stating terms, to JOBN J. KELLI, No. Its i-tate-etreet, Boston. May 34 WAN TRO, KVt?RsBOOl TO si UR. BCBLBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRASE - CH ABLES 0. SIGHTER'S Select Library of Net? Books contains all ol the latest publications. April 21 No. 161 &1NG-STREE1. CR I II K SR LABORERS. -PARTIES wishing to emptor large or small numb, rs of CBINE8E LABOREES, tray make the n.-ce**ry arran ?ement? for procurlBP gang? of ala required delivered sn any part of the country, by apra?cation to KOOPMANOCBAAP, san Francisco, california Jury 20 - _ WASTED, EVBHTBODY TO Bmw that JOB PRINTING of Ul kinds, plain and cqrnnmental, ls exeouted promptly in che neater .trie and at the lowest New fork piti es, a> . HZ Mwd Job Office, No. 149 r,A->r BAT Call und ex? amine the scale of prices before giving jour orders elsewhere. WANTED. AGENT* KOR I HK AMURI CAN FARMERS' HORUS BOOK, in both Eng tiara and German, by Bo bert M ewart, V Mil Mfaa, he wore corers tbs whole ground of the breeding and relfttnc, and the treatment ot nortea and mulei, bo'.h In siri-uess and hsalth. It has won Ita wav to popular favor, and ia to-day the most popular and best selling Horse Book eut. Address fl P. VEN Publisher, Cincinnati. 0. imo* March 19 do Brat. RRK*.T, A BA KKK Y WITH FIX? TURES complete, in a health? locality and o lng a good bud >? asa. Terms moderate. Address." W., Florence, 8.0 8* August 18 rRbNT, THE PL? ASA >TLt -ITU A TED three and a bah* stow BB JDtNOE. No. 59 fl mit i -street a sr Vanderhorst A poly at No. 6 LIBUR T-HfREkT. 8? Angas- IT rBKlf, PART OF A HOVlR OM SINGLE BOOMS, famished or nofarnished, iu u pleasantry utas ted resideuce n. ar the Battery Apply at No 28 King-stree:. r angustie rRKaT, IHeS PLtuABtNTLY H TL Al tD two sad a half -tory RESIDENCE, ..c 8 ?focietr-street, near Bast Bay. Apply at No. 37 al AHKET-vrBJKBT, near An-on-etreeL Augntt 14 _ R> HEM, T.IK PLEASANTLY SITU AI KD TWO AND A HALF STOUT REM DfNCE, Na 6 Gadsden-street, oppo-lte Wentworth Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM b&W MILL. Juue 14 KEU KSTATR AOEVTS, INO Ol HEH? having houses to rest, can have their Plaojrds Ar., printed at the lowest rates and in the newest and neatest styles of type, at 1HE NEWei Joli OF ?ICE, No. 148 Kass Bay JT0I Mit T7WR SALIC, THE DESIRABLE RKRI L DhN JE. near Hampstead Mall-the Hou-e and Lot. No. 84 America-street, one door south ol Blake, on eaat ride of said a'reet 1 ho Lot mea ure? in front on America-street 6* teet 6 inches, m depth 150 feet, more orien, with the r< ax portion ol the lot on the south, say - feet -- iucht-a. On th pre-tiwsi* a snhstanttally .mitt two-and-a-half ?orv wooden i welling o a brick fmndsUon containing flvu squire room?, With gai flxtur.s n oider, a dresslui* room, pantry and finish- d attics, and cou hl(> n'H7? all. . warn m ? Sta, h?ac|r kfttatp MfMSMl e , and a private stairway; also, a ts r -tory Kitchen ?ito loni "oom*, a 'lOacbhmue, Stau.? and R y loft, Ac; also an extensive cistern, built with a filtering wad, ant a good wei. of choxa spring water, cacu furnlVhel with a modem ump. An open fence in iront, wtlh ev meen hodge, also Sawer narden in front, extensive vine- ot cho ce grapes no? io fnll Deanne, v-gotable garden and bruit trees compris? ing sweet orange, neeta, inc. peach, plom. fig, Ac. Ihe neigh orbood ls notai iens as a be .1thy location Possession can be given immediately. Tor terms. Ac. a ply to EDWARD 0. TH A BIN, No. 8 Guinn-atrei't, near Old Post?nico or OB the pre ises._3_Augu-t 19 STU:\M REGIME PUR S IL?, A.M? tttL MISE IO RENT, No. 273 East Bay, we 1 suit < J for a grist mill or any business requiring a nouer of four bones. Apply to J. MCCABE NO 31 Broad? street. stutbS* *Ugu-> <4 FOR 8 \ LK LOW. A LAH OE CRUinH Oi'.GiN", containing Uiirty-five a ops. ALSO. A SMALL PABLOB > i GAV, containing four Moos, bi a handsome Bosewood Caae. Apply st JOL'N BAKER'S OBOiN FAC10UT, No. 18 Van d-r orsi-etreet thstnSth July 8 AT P is 1 V A T K SALK. THAT PINK HAND with fix ur cs lor a Grocery, corner Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. .An ly ON PBEML-ES. tii#tu January 21 FUR SALE, POUR BJCCAR.'UY KOL? LER (?INS. second hand, out little used 1 Prem um Farm Ori-t Mid, "Proaeus" Patent 1 llaud-power teel Grist Mill 18 Ploughs, of varied and most approved patterns, all but little used, an i ot low prices 1 Cotton b coker 1 Four-bun>e Peer steam Engine, (ec md band, in good condition. Apply to > A VEP.ON, SARKLI' Y A- CO., Nor beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets august 9 lm> FOM SALK. OM. Ill MI.KI) TU -Un A s ti A CK ts OF LAND in Kershaw County, bou th Carolina. ooNBisTiNo or: FIFTY VP Ry s'EI.c.X FARM" near Camden and sn the Railroad, varyinu in ?ixe from 150 to so J acres I he?e and adjoiuing tarma are be.nu taken bv our best citizens, and arJord every advautage tor health lui. com h r able and profitable (arms. .** M S i' tAtiGH ANO CHOICE PLANTAIIONS. :ouvcni*nt to market DESIRABLE RESIDENCES in Camden and Sirs wood. SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS OF WOUD L < ND aim A few very YALU ? BLE -I IE- for manufa 'tories. Address, WU. M. ?BAH.>ON, Attorney at Law, i om len. -* C. Joly 23_ pao Imo* A Ut i RIX KKK S, B lt O K K lt S , ?ND /x other? wishing "i or Sale" ilocarde, Uuslness .'ar.Is. or other Jon Printins executed wltb ueut i-is and dispatch, will com-ult their iuterest by leav ng tbe-r orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. [49 Ea?t Bay._ IjX>H MALE, OLD NKYVSP P. RS IN any quautity. Price 76 cents per hundred ihe cheapest wrapptnj paper that can be used. Ap. >lv at the office of i HB N - WS. March 1 QLU attonai. y^r ASHING TUX CUIiLEQG, LBXINOrON, VIRGINIA. PRESIDENT, GENERAL R. E. LEE, AIDED D? A FULL L'OBPa OF 1'BOFESSCBS. TOE NEXT >ES^I.)>; 0Pr> < REPTEAf UER ldn, t>69, ami .-IOMM JU c I5lb, 18T? In ?H M.Ion'0 ih.f r.^?nUr Collegiate 'ourse, tbe rt) aasional ?ctool" o? Law and Uvil and Minir-g ?nginecr-UR, an- in tullopeiati"n Nece-rary exi?en?e? frum t300 to 5375. For catalogue, address J M. LEE''H, Juiy ?9 imo_Clerk of Fae lty. rjNIVKKSIl'Y OK VTKOI%IA.?THK U Session of tn is Institution <-o ii menee? annu? li on tho first day ot < 'c'ober, and continue?, with nt nterr.iption. till the Ihursdiy nrece ting the rar h of Ju'y eu-<uiuK Ihe organizitlon nf the Institution is very corn \f e embracing extensive und thor nigh c -ur es f instruction iu LlrBKtTUBR AND ?CfKNOB, ad i-i the Prolusions of La.v. Meoiciur a d bngi* aaciwEi tie i-xpi-nsA of tho Academic or Law student, ex ?sivcof tuecos of text noaks and clothing and ackft money, ainouut to ?bout $.166 per aes? on o nine monto*; and of tue luigineerlni; or [arfieal Stu lent to a io u ?396. ol ?ui -h u:ns re jeetirek, v220 or $210 la payable on a. uissiou. and ie i i]a;i e iu Un- prosee-* ol the >e-sion. Kor detail? Mid for ray aloe us PO., -Univ rsltvoi Virglmi." 8. M AO ITS, July Ol Imo Chairman ol the Fscultv. lll'RATf: O*1 IUAG . !. Ni v. J A GOOD COALING SUMMER MEDI^ITHt MAD? isu wry day, by Du. B. KA ER May 25 >o. 131 Mictin.-s'.rect. LO. O. P - HOWARO LOUGH. ?o. 3. rTTHB MBETI.N? OF THI8 LODGB WILL BB J. held THU (Thursday) EVEHTBO, at Eight o'clock precisely. < and ia ates for Initiation and Degrees will be puncmsL E. L. TE H REY, August 19_th t Becordlug Secretary. ATASOmi FAIR ASSOCIATION. THE REGULAS MEETING OF THIS ASSOCIA? HOS will De b id at Masonic Hall, rata P. vira mo, at Eight o'clock. A panctnal attendance la re? quested. Conrmit'ee on Management * ill meet at thirty minutes past seven P. M. B. E. BROWN, August 19 secretary. H OP t? Kl M K tCNOlNE CtlMP'NV. rpuK BF.OUL.AB MONTHLY MEETING OP a icur Ci.mpjny will be beld at the HaU, Aroh d?le*treet, HUB BVEHivo, 19tn instant, at Eight o'clock precisely. By order. JOHN E. BUB?. Jr.. Angusi 19 Hecrernrv. JttKCHANICS' DSilOn. No. I. AN EXTRA MEBTINO OF T8IS UNION WILL be held THIS EVENINO, 19th Instant, at right o'c.ook. By order. W. F. A. KUGLEY, Angust?* secreta y. C. b. A. AMEETING OF IHK UNION LEA GUE OF .'barlee ton will be held lo-NIG HT. at usual time and place. By order of the President. * ?ugu?fcl9 MKRClSiTlLE ClMll-h-KATlVB AS. SOCIATIOS OF i'HAELE-iTON 8. ?. Ibi ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE IX 0 F ''HF Constitution, and lu eou>p:ianoe with ih- solida tatton ol a large numder of the Shareholder^ an extra . onveurion of we -ssoci .hon is nereoy caned to convrue at thu Ua 1 ol the W?s?iiuglon Fire ot pauy, in Vindo-h'tst street, on 26 n Inst, al half patt Keven o'clock P. M. L. C. tl > N OB I OBX August 18 ecretary and Treasurer 4.0. A. jlnoiiifl. PRINTING.,, TjHE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 Kaut Bay, Executes BB kinds of PLAIN and FANCY PRINTING with neifness and dispatch. Tbs best work guaranteed at less than New York prices. OF EVEBY DESCBIPTION JOB VYOHK, BRIEF*, PAMPHLETS, POLICIES CARDS, CIRCULABS, NOTES BILL-HEADS. POSTERS, BE0EIP1S C VT ALO GU ES. B A S K-CH ECK3 SHOW-CARDS, ?-R0GRAMME3 TIOKCX^, L>it UG LABELS, Ac, Ac. AS WELL AS LAW BLANKS of every description. Printed at ?he shorto.'t no.ice, and cheap for cash, at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. TBEATBE MANAGERS, TRAVELLING SHOWMEN, RAILROAD AGES TS, HOTEL. KEEPERS, STEAMBOAT AGENTS, And all those who bare JOB PRINTING to do, will find it to their Interest to call at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East Bay.' A large and well assorted stock of PAPERS and MATERIAL kept on hand, trom wh ch seiectous may be made. OUR FRIE? Od IN THE COUNTRY may tend their orders to THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, And rely upon their receivina the same attention and being Ulled as promptly and aa cheaply os If triven personally. Our Job Department ls In charge of Mr. JAS. T\ TM RY. a practical and ex? perience! Job Printer, who will aflbid every lacility possible lu the execution of orders. Address THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 140 Pa.-' Bay, charleston. S. C. Sitting ^Ha>t)tn?. rHU ?NIVKItSAL KAYliRITE, , Li WILLCOX Sc GIBBS' 1 SILENT SEWI..G MACHINE. THIS MACHINE STANDS THUS FAR UNR1 ALU D as a FAMILY SKWING MACHINE, and is taken the place of ov.r toity double thread ma? nnas in this city. Reliable Agents wanted in all rge towns in the State. D. B. 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Ol I Uortalliv. the Slack Dwarf ana a Legend of Mo trose, Br-de of ^ammnrmonr, H ait of Vf iii f o'hiaa, The vo-as er>, rile Ablmt, he Pinte, Fortnuenof Nigel, Peve il of -he Peas, Qoen m Durward S* Rollin's Weil, ud Gauntlet, he I'eirothe I a d Highland Widow, ri-e la?Ktnm. Woodstu-a, Fair M .id of Perth, anne il (?ciors eu, Couut itobert of Pans. T be surgeon's kum i>ter. . >n recd-t Of lbs lirio* ei'berin casb or stamp?, opics of anv books m this dst will be sent by mail O^tpaid. CHAS. c. I;K;IITER, No 101 KiiiK-oirtet, JUL. 12 nae barienoo, 8. C. AifZS TN OX.JOHif GILL rr N o 2 ? o i it ia, Cotton factors ASS GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 125 SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE, CONSIGNMENTS Or COTTON, RIOL, Ac, RE l-l- V i i' LL LY solicited, on i liberal advances made leieon. O'ders for CORN and B.AOON p'omotlr lecuted with care and attention. 3moa May li? ?roftncs raft fllmttoutn0 ?Ta^D^SrnViiBERS ANB ?Ans. OAHHDS. CHOICE O. K. 8IDB9-O. A. J*a a\j Brand 2T hhrtg. rho ice "Wee tem Shoulders 10 Mids No. 2 Shoulders 5 tierces Hagas cared Hams, In bags. Landing ai d tor sile br Augu?tl9 tbs? L ?UREY A ALEXANDER. FLOUR, OAT . I g)? BBL5. CHOICE SUPER FLOUR, BX L4?tJ 'teamer Prometheus. OATS. 1300 huahela very prime HARTLAND OATS, ex itesmer. . , For sale bj JOHN CAMPS EN A CO. Anga<t 19_2_ COR* AND OATS LANDING. . I ?Vii ari BUSHELS PBIME WHITE COHN LaWU U 8J0 buahels Prime Feed ard Black Seed Oats 1000 bushels Tennessee White Corn. For sale by WEai A JONES, August 19_3_No 76 East Bay. SUPERIOR GUMNY CLOTH, OF EXT BA WEIGHT, FULL WU? H AND FINE qnali.y. for sale by C. N. t-UBKRT, angustia_thstaS_No. 12 East Bay. Gl-MW CLO H, fr /\ BALKS HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH, EXTRA 0\J width. For ade by W. B. SMITH A CO.. August 19_1_Napier's Bange. ONE HUNDRED BAL KN ftiiWE NORTH lt IV KU HAT ?OK HA LE. 1 / i A BALE? t<rLBCTFD) NOH1H BTVBB HAY, L*IU per steamer Cham,don, will be sold low ?Mle landina, in quanti ties to amt purchasers. B. AB>OLD, Augastl8 a* No. 219 Meeting-etreet. CORN AND HA 18. I rna BU-HIL . PH IM F WHITE COB? IDl/U 13C0 ?uaheis Bright New Oata. Landing and m store, and lor sale . y _ August 18_3_B. M BUTLER. CORN AND OATS LANDING. 1 Al lA BUSHELS PBIME WHITE CORN LUUU 000 bushes Prune oatt. Landing ex steamer Falcon ind 'or aale by August 18 y H BUi.WlNlT.LB A CO. SIDES, feHOULDER*, HAMS, ?kev.. <vc ?) ff HEDS. CHOICE WESTERN C. B. STD BS ?itj so hods, eboiee Western e-houMers 15 hhd s Plantation Sho >1 era 25 tierces strictly prime sugar-cured Hams, a cholee art! ele 40 boxea D. 8. Cumberland 80 boxes Long Clear Mdea hi dry aalt 78 bam extra. C ?aaa* 00 sacks choice Rio Coffee ISO mais prime Manilla Coffee. for sale low by #EP OBDSAOO., August 17 . I Noa 17 and 19 Veudoe Bange. NEW Y ?J BK BAGGING, DOUBLE AN t HO M B KAN JO. THE STANDARD WRIGHT 2*@2*. TBS Standard w'd th tull 4? i aches. It ia wider, closer, s croa? er and affords better pro tec ti on tor th? entire covering ol cha Cotton bale than any other n aaa We sell at manufacturer's price and expenses laid down here. A supply always on hand WILLIAM ROACH A 00. August 9 Imo '_Agents. P? 4 M. A Cir, A A BUSHELS BLACK PEA", SUITABLE ?\ f\f\) for seed and leedl. g for aale by July 24 _f.j. SERB A CO. CHEAP i 0?N. O A AA BUSHELS WK* LERN WHITS CORN, Ji ;UU slightly heated. For ?ale. at a low prioe, by T. J. RE UR A CO. jqiy 22_ H. & H. W. CAT rt LR W OOD'S EXTRA FIHSJ PURE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. IN ORDER TO FACH IT ATE THE bUPPLY OJ? OC H PUBK OLD 10NONG?H?LA RYE WHIS? KIES to our former numer?os customers at the South, we have appointed Messrs. fi. QfcfiDTS A CO our Agent?, who by tnls arrangement, are ea at led to supp<y the trade st price* widen will insure i .asiaction. H. A H. W. CATHER WO OD. H. ?Sf H. W. CATHZRWOOOD'S EXTBA FINE PDBE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. r A BARBELS OF THE ABOVE FAV06TTH OU WHISKIES, consUdngof X, XX. XXX, XXXX and NECTAR end CABINET BRA>DS, and also of ower ?rades. Now landing, and for sale low by H. OfcBDTS A CO., Jur.e 12 slnthamo_No. Esst Bay. HEAV? GU^NY CLOTH. IjUj BALES HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH, LAND* 1UU LNG ex schooner B. N. Hawkins, and for sale by HEN u Y COBIA A CO. August 10_tutbsa FRESH DHU G*, $ JUST BECEIVED AND FOB HALE. WHOLE sALI- AND BKlAtL, by Dr. H. BAEB, NO. 131 MEETING-STREET WOLF'-. SCHIEDAM CHNAPPS Hostetter's Bitters Plantation Bitters Foutz' Horse and Cattle Powders Winslow's ^ootblna ?yrap Perry Div s' alnkliisr Mexican Mustang Linament Fabnesroek's Yenni uge Pe cry's Dead shot, Ac, Ac., Ac, June ?8_stnth NEW uilODS EAST INDIAN MANIOCA, A NFW, AGREEA? BLE, mo-it de ldius a d healthy food, used inr Puddings. Jellies, B aue Mamie, Ice Cream, GridJle (take?, Soups, &c, .?ut ap lui Hs. pack? ages with directions for us?. Deeii-cat-d < ocoanul f >r Pies, Puddings, Cakes, Ac, put np in half tb packaxes. w.th directions, i weet Oil, French and American in halt pinta, pints and q .arts. -ioer au i White Wine Vluegir, warrante! pure Fresh Koaated li lo Coffee, of (tond quality, at 35c. V ?. Just teceived and for sale by CO-OPER* IVE ttBuOERY STORE, Southwest cornr r Meeting and Market streets. Goods dehvcied free. May 28 HO?EY ! FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAL. RY Dr. H. BAER, June 26 No. Ul Meeting-street. IKES HOTEL THIS HOUSE IS St ILL OPEN FOB THE A<3? UMMODATION of visilors. 1EBM9.- r'ixty dollars i$t>0) per month. B. U WALPOLE, Ag nt. Ausru-t 5 tbstu8 ri HARLES TON HOTEL. CHABLESTON. SOU I H CAEOLINA. THIS FH18I-0LAS3 IKIIEL -I OATED IN A ir.".?".* location, and in tue oa-iucts portion of the it , rend-rs it the mort editable :otti for either i-rman< ntor trau- eui SULS e. beaccommodations icun-iirrias-ed. havi iu ex euyivn suites ->t elegantly i nl-nt-d ap .rtmen t- io f mi ?es a d single centle i<-n The piupri-icr will ?-udeavor o maintain the iah reputjtlou e joyed bv tue " barlectou" as a rst cla?s hon?-, ann no ?dort ?iii be scared to de? sirve a continuance of tho liberal patronage hereto >re be?towel upon it The besi of Live y accommodation? will be found ijoiuing tbe establishment j be house i-sapptled wita ihe < elebrated Arte a. Water ot winch de.i0hHul ba hs can be bad itiier day or night t. a. J ? K-ov, July 13 Proprietor. ^ T . CLOUD HOTEL. THIS NEW AND COSIMO t IOOS BOUSE, LOOAT D corner ot Braodwat and Korty-secoLd-sireet, assesses advantages ovrr all ot ?er hourn, for the ao immodation ol Its cuesta, lt wm built expressly r a fir. t-<:l ?es family boarding house-tue rooms ?inc large and en sui>e. neaten t-y sie am-with not iu cold w te- und tarnished second to noue; while ie culinary department is in the most experienced inds, alf rdiog ,01 efts an unequalled table, one of uwuod's Pai'-nt 1 leva ors is atso among ie "modernimprovement"" ano *i roe. service of ic- w at all hours. i The Rroadwty aud Omverairy Plac>- < ars paea tha " >or everv four minutes, menin ? from the City ail to Central Pa- k, while the -lxth and * eventh renue'ine-tare but a short block in eitler side, lording ample facilities for coiamunicatiug with all e depots, steam I ?oat landiuna, daces of amuse ent and business of the trreit metropolis. ? MORE ?k HOLLEY, Proprietors. Varch 12 6nioa