University of South Carolina Libraries
^HlflXAlLYNEWS. l.?r?r*t OaiweUatiM-THE DAILY NEWS BEING TEE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE? COGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR .CUT.ATION IN THE OTT OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST Or LETTERS REMAIN? ING IN TH* POSTOFFICE AT THE END Ol EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF TBE NEW POSTOFFICE LA W; CHEAP ADVERTISING. Tux CBABXXSTON Nrws, the circulation of ?which is about ?wi?? as large aa that of any other paper published in Booth Carolina, is the oaat advertising medium for all business men. Vor persons who want situ .tiona or bei vants; who want houses or apartments, or have them to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg? ing; who nave toat or (bund articles of value, THE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all classes may have their wanta supplied, we have adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADVEE nsEXXBTS, payment for which must invariably he made toAen the order is given: ? Advertisements of situations wanted by dr offered to clerks, trovernessos, tutors, work ?en,mechar"?* hrnsn-servantd, porters, ? hop rjb, cooks and wa? he rs; board and lodging wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to 'lat; articles lost or found; houses, shops.' ont ces and warehouses wanted or . o let, and miscella? neous wan>a of ail kinds. For each insertion of advertisements of the classes specified : Not exceeding TBIXX LOTS or 20 words....25 cents " tbm LOTS or SS words.40 " liva uns or 40 words.80 " All advertisem. nts to be inserted at these -raies must he prepaid and delivered at THE NEWS office bv 9 P. M. Ra age ?at I atc .Wednesday, FA. af. 12 M. 8 P. M to 8 P. af. LOCAL MATTERS. H Meelfags Tai? Dar. Howard L/vVT a*8 ?. IL Masonic Pair Association, at 8 P. Sf. Hope lire Com say. at 8 P. af. Mechanics' Onion, at 8 P. M. Union League, at - P. M. ' -,: ? Awtfoxt Sales Tatta Day. A. a MoGrm VBA? wi ll sel 1 at ll o'clock, at the old Poexofntw. real estafe. WOiUAM McKay will sell at ll o'clock, at the ?ornar of East Bay and Prater's wharf, contents of a wholesale grocery ?toro. Knox, DALT * Co. will seil at 10 o'clock, at Bennett's Mill, a turning lathe. ?a? VT. BtWEKB will sell ai half pact ?o-oloek, ?thisstore butter, cheese, ?Yo. JOHN G MXLNOH & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at their store, woollen and ootton goods, Ac. THE DAZU NEWS PAIGE CUBBEBT ABD Coac MSBorAit CkBouLAB will be ready for delivery st nine o'clock to-morrow morning. Bus ness souses wishing to Bubearibe for a specified number of copies contamine their cards, should leave tho ir orders ai oar coan ting worn to-day. All orders for ten copies and ovar wiU bs- aup plied a* the rate of ?wo and S half COD td per eopj. t PEBSOSAT?-Senator Sawyer is In Washing? ton, jj . a : THE CHAELX8IUS HOTEL.-For tho psst two ?Jays workmen ha ve been engaged in painting the.external portion of this popular hotel. "When they finish, ii will pre a ant a handsome ap? pearance. ~ PABADE.-About twenty oolored men, who obum to be Masons, headed bra band, and sandwiched between about twenty, policemen, annod with their batons, paraded through the principal streets^jesterday.^ . Os JOKESOH'S ISLE.-The Wuuasboro' Nows says that Major Mobley and Lieutenant Sim- ] mons* "of FairfleJd." aaid by a Teturned Con? federate to be still on Johnson's Island, are not Fairfield men. How about the others ? THE NEWS IN THE Comm.-Beaders of | THE* NEWS going to the country can reoeive their favorite paper by mail, daily, at seventy five cents a month, by addressing a note, with their subscription, to our publication office. THE Btu or MOSTAUTT. -Daring the week oo li ag on Saturday bat there were twenty- j nine deaths in charleston, six white and twen- j ty-three blacks. Of the Macks sixteen ?sro ! children. Three oolored adults died of con? sumption. "? Tn MTLU HOUSE.-Messrs. Fraser ? Bro., whs have recently leased the Mills House, are expected to reach this city to-morrow. On their arrival they .will oom menee m.irir?^ ar_ rangements for putting the house in thorough order, preparatory to opening it in October. Nsw : COTTON.-There was received here yes? ter day, per South Carol ina Railroad, the first bale of pew cotton which has mobed, this city this season. As it was merely on its passage io New York, and was shipped per steamer Saragossa, it did not change hands in this market? . ^ Dis TINO cxBHED ABBXVALs-Among the dis? tinguished arnrals at the Charleston Hotel yesterdav, we uotioed the following : United States D strict Attorney, Corbin. Stats Se ator. Corbin. Codifier of the Laws, Corbin. Charleston City A torney, Corbin. PioaUdent of the Senate, Corbin. WOBXDN'T Enro HEB.-Ayouog woman, who loved s young men very much, (which he didn't reciprocate) aod desirti g to have some thing to remember him by, took a ring off bis finger. He bad her arrested for theft. A common sense man that. He had m tbe dist instance refaced to riusrber, bot his last act wrung sobs from her bosom and tear? from ber eyes. _ A NICE PASTY r >B LOBBY WOBE.-The New Tork Herald say?: -I'ue liad, ca i a in South Carolina are in a delectable stew, lt is not long since t ht rc waa a regular 'plug m .us' for the spoils ot the Customhouse, and it DOW ap? pears tram a controversy gr J wing ont of | some miannderstauding between the leaders of the party that one of them-a Congress man at that-is publicly pronounced a thiel, embeaa.er, forger and murderer. That aty.e of oharaoter is just suited for choice lobby work in Washington." HOTEL ABBTVALS AUGUST 18.-- Charleston Hotel, W. H. Webb. Newberry; Charlee Ligou, Columbia; B. Cox. B. W. Cox, Portsmouth, Ya.; T. C. James, Wilmington; B L. H .rt. Darlington; Sam'l B Ad ima, Gamlen; J. Fludd, Colonel Joun 8 Moree, Stateaburg; c. M. You Eokies. Athens. Ga.; I.S. O'Mneu, D. T. Colton. City; T. L Henry, South Carolus. Pav?ion Botet.-J. B. Ma the wa South Car? olina; J. M. Dent, Columbus; N. H Eagle, Charlotte, N C'S J. P. Horbach, Mrs. H. E. Baste, Charleston; Mrs. A. 8. Carpenter, Phil ?jjajpMsj 8. W. Johnson, Massachusetts; J. A. ?entier, South Carolina. SALBB rn Pimms DIXTTZST-We quote the following re pc rt of cot loo atlee for fa ture de? livery from the lost Nev Tork Mercantile Journal : For future delivery we note the following sales : Low middling, September del i ver v, SI cents; October 29 cents; November 27* cents; December 26, 26$ Home bona fide purchases have been emited in Enroman ac? counts, on the following rems : New Or? leans in December, 26{a26j; Savannah in De? cember. 26 26}; both low middling, freo on shipboard._ WANTED HEB HUSBAKT.-Yesterday morning a colored woman visited Justice Mackey and requested him to restore her husband. She -stated that he had married her several months ago. and, after living with her a abort time, came U> Charleston and married another woman, and a month ago deserted her, went np the couutry, and again married. The Jus? tice stated that the law did not provide for rea ton ne rona way husbands, but ira ve the wife the privilege of prosecuting har lord if he oc? cupied that relation to a second woman with? out having procured a divorce from the first. CRUMBS.-Rafe Izzard, the negto who was so disorderly in the late riot, has at last se? cured bad for his appearance before the State Court for trial. An Alderman, once of Ward 3, but lately oc? cupying *'a farm on Ashley River," has been ejected from that elegible situation for the nun-payment of the rent. Where are his con? stituents? No guard was placed around the ruins of the Stonewall engine house until a late hour yes? terday morning, and the rabble stole many ameles of value to the compauy and oity. . Yesterday several black and white persons were carried from Charleston to the Lunatic Asylum at Columbia Captain Jenks, Street Inspector, has been for the past few day devoting bis attention to the wea te ra portion of the city. He his m ide several fine shell walks with curbings superior to those in most portions of the city. This is the first ti.ne that any attention has been paid to this section, and the residents appreciate it very mach. Ihe gathering of colored people around the City Hall yesterday morning waa occasioned by Captain Jenks, who had oolleoted bia rands to pay then off. j OPENING - or TH a THEATRICAL SSASOS.-It is ?xpeeted that the theatrical season wdl be opened at an early day in Charleston. The distinguished actress. Laura Keene, with ber company, haw commenced her Southern toar and will appear io Raleigh next week, and may te exoected here shortly. We learn that manager Ford, who always bas good oom naniee, destr?s to organize companies lp giv&firsf-ciaosamuaemeat? in the principal ettie* of the Sooth, tod wishes io make a per? manent arrangement for the Hibernian Hall. With hts oompauies he will have the Chapman Sisters, and Bishop tbe comedian. The Chap mao Ststera, whose beauty, grace and Ul ant, have been the theme of every one who has seen them, have a prescriptive right to the position which they now occupy, being con? nected by. family t?os on the father's sidu ( the late Harry Chapman) with the Jeffersons Warrens and Marble?; and on the mother's aide with the famous histrionic family of the Drakes. Mrs. A. Drake, (their grandmother) tbe tragio Queen of the stage forty years ago, is still living in Kentucky. The professional history cf the two sisters, Blanche and Ella, bas been one continuous success. It was in Baltimore that their triumph as stars was I first consummated in the burlesques ot Alad in. Cinderella, ison, Forty Thieves and other extra va .anr. aa. Mr. Bishop has been associated with the Fairy Sisters in all their triumphs. His irre? pressible and inexhaustible tao, which seems to grow with his growth and strengthen with his strength, enlivens all their entertain? ments; while his musical ear and steady devo? tion to bis profession already enable him lo figure br lliantly In the songs which often fall tq bia lot._ THE BUBNTNQ OF TBS STONEWALL ENGINE HOUSE JJIVCSTIOATION. - THC NEWS of y outer day eave a brief account of the barning of the engine h ?ose of the Stonewall Fire Company, bet did not like the Courier, aa* that ' on open? ing (be door the whole floor w.-s found envel? oped io flames. On trying to roll the engine and hose carnage ont the wheels of both were found tied with ropes. Fortunately they were soon cut and the engine and reel saved." Yesterday morning Mr. Orlando R. Levy, of the Detective foros, acting nnd'r instruc? tions of Assistant Engineer Alexander, pro? ceeded to investigate the origin of tbe fire. Mr. Wagner, son of G.narai Wagner, stated to Mr. Levy^that be beard the alarm of fire while at his lather's honan, immediately oppo aite the engine boase, He rushed over and found two oat three colored men attempting to pu -h the door down with a plank. Ho then went'back to bis home, aeized an axe. return? ed, and broke the door open. OJ entering he observed that the oloaet was on fire, bnt there was no fire anywhere else. There seemed to be a quantity of rags and oil burning. He, with the assistance of some persona who came np after the c our was bro? ken open hauled the eugine and reel out. The wheels were uot tied In pulling out the reel, the drag rope became tangled in the wheel and stop.ied it for a moment. He observe*4 th 11 the pla<*e was securely fastened everywhere, and h thinks that the fire was not the work of an incendiary-probably occasioned, as bas frequently happened by ra's gnawing a box of matches, and thus causing them to ignite. Hr. Alexander, in the absence from the oity of Chief Engineer Nat.ham, will give the mat? ter a faller investigation to-day. 1 HE SOUTHESK LIVE IN-CHANCE COUP A ITT. We print tm* m ira mg a c ?rd from the direc? tors and stockholders of the Sou. bern Life in? surance Company, together with a letter from the president, General J. B. Gordon, and an advertisement showing the pian upon which the compinv ia oonduored. it is well known that at tins tine the Northern life insurance oojipanies draw fri m teo to ta elvo million dohars yearly from thu south in life insurance premiums. luis vast sum is not nm s cd in the S m th, and we know of on I. oue Northern coiupauy which professes] to invest its funds in the Stato fn m wliio i they aro derived, the obj -ct of the mund rs of tho Som hern Life In? surance Compauy was to give ne lite assurers of ihe Sou h au opportunity or keeping their m J ney at hume, and we judge from the pa pt rs which we publish elsewhere, that the South has nuw before it an institution anion it may sustain with advantage and profit. To the in? formai ion given in .he cud of the stockhold? ers and tbe letter of the president, we can add nothing except, to Hay tua* tho valau of all sn*h statements depends apon tue chancier of the men who make th m. Among the direo tote and stockholders of he Sont bern Lue In? surance Compauy are some of tbe best and most trusted men in Oeorgia, headed by Gene? ral Qoidou. wade from our own State we have General Wade Hamotoo, Goucral Hagood General Biatton. Governor Manning, and others o* the same true metal. This BOould be sufagient to win tor a Southern institution a generous support. We are requestecTto say that Mr. Miller, the general agent of the company, m ty be seen for a few days at tne Charleston Hotel, and that he will, before bia departure, appoint a resident agent in thia city. A HINT TOB DULL Totea-roko advantage of the great reduction in prices, and pre?are fox the approaching business season bj ha v ing your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously and cheaply done at TEE Newt. Job Office, No. 149Ba?tBsy. - TBS CABOLDTA BASS BALL CLUB, in order to pay the expenses incurred during ?he re? cant trip of the Savannah Club, are compelled to call opon the citizens for assistance. We are confident that the matter needs only to be made public in order to ensure an immediate response. The following committee has been appointed for the purpose of sohoiting sub? scriptions, viz : Vice-President J. A. Moroeo, Captain E F. Schachte, W. H. Swift and U. P. Foll?n. 'JDbey will wait on the citizens for the purpose to-day. A BBIOK BUBOES.-Yesterday afternoon a colored man walked deliberately into the stable-yard of Mr. Teppe, on Chalmers-street, pickod ap a briok and slung it a?- a window of Mr. Augustus Habonicht smashing it and injurit g a child. He then ran, and. though pursuit was made, succeeded in effecting bis eseao. What was the cause ot this malicious act is not known. LATES. -Officer Levy succeeded io arres'in g tue nun at : bout eight o'clock. He gave his name as Isaac Knight. MEETING or THE COMBUSSIONXBS or MARKETS -ELECTION or OFFICERS.-Au adjourned meet? ing ot toe C Immissionen of Markets was held ia the Market H-il I last night. The objeot or the meeting was to eli ct a Chief Clerk of Mar? kets and assistants. Clerk of Weights and Me?suri s and Public Weight rs. I be result of the elect ton is nd follows: For Chief Clerk, Wm. Kirkwood received nine votes; H. Siawbon, none; W. Y. Lovett, one; V7. H. Wishaw, colored, three. Mr. Kirk? wood waa re-elected. For Assistant Clerk of centre market John T. Milliean rsc sived eight vo:et; H. Slawson. one; W. 8. Doh av, none; W. A. Grant, two; I Aapinali, two. Milligan waa elected. For Assistant Clerk of tho upper market, W. J. Wiley received seven votes; Jas. G. Walker and T. W. Sasportas. colored, one each; H. Slawson, none; B. Howard. Jr., colored, two: F. G. Thomas, two; J. Williamson, two. Wiley was elected. For Clerk of Weights and Measures, J. H. Schirmer received one vote, C. W. Grev?s five, A. W. Jacobs one, T. A. Bay nord eight. Bay sard was ejected. For Pobl o Weigher at Market, C. D. Beck- j ham received five votes, R. B. Arteon, colored, eight. J. W. Wilkinson, none. Artson was elected. For Public Wfighcr on Calbonn-street, Mr. E. J. Cason was the only candidate a.id waa re? elected. BU81NEHS NOTICES. FBBSOH CATT SHOES.-John Commins, No. 131 Meeting-street, offers three cases Men's French Calf Shoes at a great sacrifice-fiom $2 50 to $ 1 per pair. Sold at retail. August, 12 thm-i LIGHT READING TOB THE WASH WEATHEB. Oar friends in the country wno desire to obtain light reading for the warm weather, at strictly popular prices, are relerred to tho advertise? ment of Mr. C. C. Sighter, the very enterpris? ing and trustworthy King-street dealer in books and periodicals of all kinds. His list will be found to include something to suit every taste, and it seems to us a marvel how he can afford to scud hie books by mail over the country, Dose-paid, at the ridiculously low prices named. $L)ul9 ann inrntfttnnn tftooas. BT Y OH K SHIRTS AT Gr ? i m An*" TBE GREAT DEPOT FOR GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS LINEN AND PAPER COLLARS DRAWERS OF ALL QUALITIES LINEN AND PAPER CUFFS HOSIERY, LN COT ION AND LISLE THREAD NECK HE* AND CRAVATS UMBRELLAS IN GREAT VARIETY Ac, &c., Ac. SHIRTS rea<iy made and made to order. Cuve? rions tor measurement sent by maiL SCOTT'S Gentlemen's Furms>ifog store, M*ot''ng-strPft, opoosite the M'rket. July 8_pac_6mo? BLACKWELL'S lil S No. 81? KIVG-tfTRtGICT, One door b-lu w Market. GREAT RED ll CT IO 51 IN PBICEi OP SCARFS TI sa HANDKERCHIEFS UNDERWEAR Ac ?- THY TT. / G O o D S . 4 H 2 0 JoJy 12 - flmos /tor ?Ito. pllinoGltAl'H VOkVUtlNG. PERRON> WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOOIlA PHH tinted with care and tame can bave tbeir orders promptly tilled by leaving ttcm at Holmes' Hook House. Written directions should m earh tos* be given as to tba style of coloring pieterreo. Julv .3 3mos* JrinuaCtQi J > i v s H. K K 8 i bl OTK ANO KXUHANGE BHOKKRN AND lt PR? OBANTS, Wishing Cheeks, blanks, Letter Beads or Job Printing of any description, c n get their older? Oiled promptly and in thc neatest style, at cheap rates, by applying at THE NEW.-j JOB OFFICE, No. U9 East Ray. Jtbutwe g U ? T H BK fl I/ftf INSURANCE COMPANY, PTBELY A SOCTTHHBN msnrurioH. Asset ? Joly 1, I860.5519,000 DIVIDEND DEC LA BHD..FORTY PBS CENT. IN-URHs LIVES AND PBOUPTLT ADJUSTS AND PAY? LOSSES. Its principal business is with Southern awtea, and to them it appeals for patron? age. 11 ha* ample means to folly protect policy-hold? ers and pay all losses. STUBBS. JOHN B. GORDON, P*esid nt B. H. HILT., A. H. COLQUJ.TT, Vtef-Preeidenta. A. AUSTELL. BL HOLLAND, Finance Committee. . W. C. MORRIS, 8. cretary. BOARD or DI RECTO BA. Atlanta. Ga.-JOBB B. GOSDON, A. AUBTBXL, E. w. HOLLAND. J. F. ALXX?NDEB.'J. H. CALLAWAT, J. BL JOHNSON. Athens, Qa.- B. 0. YASOBT, BBB?. H. HILL, BOB EBT THOMAS Columbia, H. C.-WADE HAMPTO?. Augusts. Qa. - G H. PHI* UTI. EDWARD THOMAS. Madison, Qa.-D. E. CUTLER - Washington, Qa.-BOBBBX IOOMBS. Cuthbert, Qa -B. J. rtaxB. Newton, na.-a. H.-COLQUTIT. Charlotte. N. C.-Wat J-IHISTON. Allendale. 8. C -B. L. WILLINGHAM. Greensboro, N. C.-W. A. CALDWELL. J. H. BULLUM, General Agent, No. 207 K BBOAD-STBBEC, A CG CUTA, GA. j A turnst 19 nao ? arno? rji H fi, CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY o? Memphis, Tennessee. Plaident, M. J. WICKS, President Memphis and Charleston Railroad. Ti e-PresJdeot J. T. PETTIT, t-ecr. tary, W. F. BOX LE. Capital.$400.000. Ace annulations. .9745,000. UV tB TH KEE THOUSAND POLICIES ISSfED smce September 1S87. Agents desired tnrotighoattbe fitate. E. J. MAGILL, No. 66 Broad-street Geneial Agent for South Carolina. August 18_i_ _mthlmo CARDIAS A UT (I A L LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or NEW TO SK. Organised ta 1859 . ALL POLICE? NO N-FOBFEI TABLE. HALF LOA Y TAKEN. NO NOTES SEQ Ul RED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND SO (FIFTY) PEB CENT. Gr STATXatZNT. Polices In force.$95,000 OOO Assets. . 1.500.000 A annal Income....-. S00.000 s Loaaes Paid. 500,000 ta ? omoxBs, W. H. PECKHAM, President, Wa. T. BOOKER, vice-President 1> ale A DA At, Secretary and Actuary. O.A. FCDiOEAR. Superintendent BISESEOS* Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New York. Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex Mayor v'ew York. JOHN J. COANE. President Bank Republic. Wu M. VERMILYE, Banker (Veimllye A Co.) CHAS G. HOCXWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Com pany. Hon. GZOROE OPDTXB. ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT C. MOBO AM, Banker. THOMAS RIONXT, Firm lhomas Rigney A Co. H ES J. ft. HEB a AN, Treasurer New York Steam Su? gar Beaning Co TI pa ny. AARON ARNOLD. Firm of Arnold, Constable A Co. BICUABD EL BOWNE, Wetmore A Bowne, Lawyers. V. V. HAUOHWOUT, Firm E. V. Baoghwoot A Co. . Wa WILEEN*, Firm of W. WUkens A Co. JCLTUB U. PRATT, Merchant. - - * WM W WRIOHT, Merchant. CHAS J. -TARE, Merchant. WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant. GEO. W. i.'UTLEtt, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental'Fire,. Jfcsur. ance Company. JOHN Q. *HE^WOOD Park Plar?4 WALTON El, 1jE?XHAM, Corner Fith Avenue and Twenty-tbtrd-Atreei EDWABr H. WBIOHT, Newark, N. J. QED, W FARLEE, Counsellor. y W. L. COOSWELL, Merchant. OaOHUB KEMI, GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. Dr. T. PEENSTJERNA, Examining Physician. It. I.ISEItTKL, GENERAL AGEN r FOB CHARLESTON. < i Sloe No. ?05 Klujr-street, CHARLESTON, 8. 0 Jann-iry 12 DAO l>r QoUTIl CAKOHNA KAILKOAP. QEHESaL f?UPERlMKNi/*.i?T't| OKElufc, | itHARLESTOK, S. C., April 9, 18(9. j ON AND A ?TER SD i DAT. APBIL lira, TH? PAbtL.;iKB TEalNS of the >outh Carol.i a Rail? road will run as follows ? KO B AU* DST A. i-eav* Charleston.,.8.30 a. Y Arrive at Aumuta. AAS P. W. Co-necting arith trains for Mont? ornery. Aleaapbtt N'a-h ville and New Orleans, via Mon LR TH. en Bu? iron ' Jniiutiou. ?'OS COLUMBI A. Leave Charleston..,.9./0 A. s rr-ve a> <-oh: rn ...a.0.10 P. Al '.ounectiuu with v> ?lmtmrton arni Manet.* - ter u ,1 Mad, aw Camden tram rWh ilBABLESTOS. Leave -Au/aau.9."u A. V. airive at rbaritrdon.?i'> p. y '.(-ate Coiumoia.7 45 .A. ii irrive at ?'barlestou.All) F. ti xrorSTA NTUBT ET PR SW.? ii v,;??" ExctrrED. i.t-ave ''-arii-riiii.7.:it> p. A.TIVI'at ?n?n-t:i.Ale i. a* oiiiie-:in_ mtb irani* 'or Memphis, Nr.?.Uv-iii iD'i r-e><- Orleans v'a itnnj Junction. 1 eu vi Minn?i::.4.1" P, S 'IT'V? at Charleston.AOS A. \ I;OLCMHIA NIG ll? KSPSESS, .SUNDA?l? ?XCEPTED.' Leave Charleston .5.08 P. M arrive a' ?viuniDia.4.16 A. V OumretlBgr unaays excpiedi with Greenville an Com nw* Kailroaif. . Ct'lumbia.6.60 P. ? . -at Charleston...6.3f A. V 1 MMENVILI.B 1 RAIN. Leave ttiurlestou.3.36 P. M Arm? at Hnrunaervtlle. 6.. o 2. t? Leave -lutnmervUle....7.10 a. M Arr: ve at nbarlegtnn.8.36 A. V CAMDEN BB ANO H. Camden and 1 oiumbh Paesencer Trains on MON DAYS, WE< NESDATs and SATtrasAn. connects willi np and do vu Day Passengers il bingville. L>e?Te Camden.6 85 A. S Arr eal Colnwb'ii...IL M A. at Leave Columbis.2.9' P. Hi *rriv,. gt Camden.7.05 P. M -voeil H. T. PEAK!, A erl in General r-n?i<fio<-^'lent. /I'lAKLKBrTOV A? tc ICU LT V RAI WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. A (iRWVL ?URA L IMPL EMENTS, G ARDE I SEEDS, dc. ELL EB BE'S TRANSPLANTER FOB SALE. GEO. E. PINGRKB, Nc. 110 Meeting-street, charleston. March ai 6mo GLORIOUS CHAVOS. THAT ART 810K KIM SURVIVED THE treatment ot aftj yean ??o, mut be considere! a proof that haman beings are re ry hard to kin. The lancet, calomel, can tb ari dies and drastic pur? gatives wen then the order of the day. The phy slelan played into Ute bandi of the apofheoary, and the unfortunate patient Wu drenched morning, noon aaJ night with proetr iring medicines. We ive in a more rational and conscientious era. The mportance of Buppnrdhg Mature in its conflict with disease ia now understood. Complaints in thama elves weakening an no longa/ aggravated by artificial depletion. They ate met with TONICS that rely the vital powers and enable them to de? feat "the enerar. Chief among mese allies of Nature ; In its battles with atcknefla, is P?.A 5TATIOM B ITT KHH. This wonderful vegetable restorative la the sheet anchor of the feeble and debilitated. As a cordial (or the aged and decnpld it has no equal among stomachics. As a remedy for the nervous weakness to which the tender aex ara especially subject, it is superseding every other stimulant and nervine. In all climate i, tTopioal, temperate or frigid, its acts as a sped ne in eveay species of disorder which un? dermines the bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever it ia introduced it be? comes a standard artiste-a medicinal staple. Drug? gists, although their profit apon il ls small, find it absolutely necessary ta keep a preparation Cor which everybody inquires, and for which nobody win accept a substitute. It ie tooday the most popular meJisinein tbs civilised world. Ex?*4i*el* 11 ia advertised, its best a 1 vertlscmeut ia the beneficial rn-mm. * result which uniformly follow 4 iii use, Every bottle sold insures the sale of at least haifa dosen mon. Unlike other stimulants it braces and fortifies the system without exciting undue aerebral action. The cheering effect whrh it produce* upon th? mind is not momentary, but permanent. Then is no subsequent depression. It does not, as is the cate with all other stimuli, begot a 0raving for ex ? citante. On the other band, it soo:bes and cain? the nerves, combining, strange as the anomaly ma/ seem, the qualities of a sedative and gentle anodyn with tnose of a toute and in vigora nt. The perfect purity ol all its iuiireJients, their admirable adap? tation to tho purposes they an intended to sub? serve, the jQ?Wi.tta propon ic LS in which theyare combined, and the scientific skill with which they are blended, render Ibis famous article at once the mo?t potent and the most harmless of all kuovrn tonics and alteratives. Bold by all Druggists. Dtcember 7 ly JUctfaa Salts. UM DER DUCKKE IS HQ, CITY. Kelly vs. Young. A. C. MfGILLIYRAY, Anciloneer. Will be sold, TBIS "A?, the 19tb dey of An gust next, in front of the old Customhouse, at ll o'clock, a. M., precisely. ALL i HAT LOX OF LAND, with the buddings thereon. Tis : A* WO-AND-A-H ALF Hi ORT WOOu BS DWELLING, w th kitchen ?nd other necessary outbuildings, situate in the City of ? h ules ton. in the Slat? afort-eaid, on the northwest corder ot Church and Water aTeet?, known as No. 36 Church strept; butting ind bounding north on land of Geo. K. Bryan, south on Water-street, ea-t on < hun-h streeL and west on lands of Henry A McLeod, trus? tee, containing tn front on Ohurrh-street thirty-three (8a) teet, more or leas, ou ?estera hue the rame, on ?ort ern > d -out; ?rn lines one hundred and twenty (1301 feet, saore or lesa. Terms-One tbiid cash ; balance bi ono a^d two years, secured by bond of puroha?er and mortgage of premises, wu h interest at tate f seven percent, per annum, payablesemi-annually on the whole amount remaining cu-, aid. E. W. M. MACKEY; August 19 fha H. C. 0. On Account of Underwriters and all Con? cerned BIJOUX (i. MIIAOU& CO. THIS DAT. lBih instan', at 10 o'clock we ?lil sell at our Auction 'aieei ?m. No. 135 Meeting-street; 90 pieces PoOB MX 94 pieces told Ir n-Clari Je ins. 1 amazed on voyage from* Philadelphia to thia port. ALSO TwIPed and Plain RB FLANNEL. Blue Mixed DadexsuirU and Drawers. Bead Head Nets Bogil? and Linen TrimmiLg. Men's Linen Pocket Handker? chiefs, Pocket Knives, Worn Hiiawls, Ac, Ac. ALSO, LOT ASSORTED (JL01HLN?, Condlnops-caah. Auaust 19 Saddle and Draft Horses BY HOLM MS & MALVETH. Auctioneers. Will be sold TO MORBOW, 20th August, in front of our office, No. 80 Bradstreet at half-past 10 o'clock, One ll i Fine Sad?> and Draft HOK?E One (li Large Draft Ho sc. Terms cash. August 19 Positively the Last Sale of the Season of Boote, Shoe!, Qats, icc, $c. BT MILKS BUAS E. TO-MORROW MOUSING, at 10 o'clock, I will sell at my -tore, coruer of King and Linerty streets, 30 CAbEfl BOOTS AND HOB**, cOssnmRo or Ladies' Hne REhGii oONoBESX, KID SLIP* AND BALMORALS, Minsen' and Children's Faney Poliah Boo s,. erse Congre"* Ac., Men's ? alf Ca ble--, wed i ongressauu oxford i iee. Calf and buff , Bro?Ans, Balmorais, Malakoff Oxford Ties. Ac. I 40 ease*(340 dozen) Men's and Boya* Black, Brown ans Pearl Itali n Alpine, Yoong Amenoi, Broad" warana Joc.ey Hats._August 19 Mahogany Piano in Pms Order* Bair Seat J Chairs, Rockers, Cane Seat Armand draw j ingrown Chaire. Wardrobes Bedsteads, Bureaus, Cate Dental Instruments, Shelv? ing, Drawers, Counters, ??c. BY WILBUR & 80V. fO-MORROW, 20th inst., at No. 78 Broid-atreet, at hair-past 10 o'clock, will be sold Condlboi.s rash. _engual 19 Desirable Investment of Real Estate. W. T. LEITCH * H. 8. BHUNS, Auctioneers. WIR be sold at auction, at the O d Poetofftoe, at ll o'clock, on T?r -D \ Y, 34th inst. That desirable lwo-and-a-aali ?tory WOODSH DWELLING ARD Gi.0..t^Y Si A ND, ft tua ed at the southeast come- of Cannon an? Ht. Ph bp i treets, with fine Kitchen and necessary outbuildings. Lot | measures 38 feet front b< 8 > teet more or lees. ALSO, That desirable lENEMhNT WOODEN BUILDING adjoining the abor.- at the toutb, containing - square rooms and attics, ?nib Kl'chen and nore'Bary outb'iildingi. tot measures 40 feet front by 83 feet, more or lesa. terms-One-hali cash; balance one <-ear ; property to be Insured, policy assumed. Purchaser to pay us for papers and sta? ps August 19 thstuS JfibitllanEDns. -jr^KFI N KD PA il I I. Y LARD, PACKED BT PROCTER & GAMBLE, CINCINNATI. Ai- Ask yoaroTOi.1'1 ?"or our Brand.ol Larri In these Pa cit ag*.H . Packed in 3 lb. 5 rb, 10 lb Caddies: 60 115 r*n9 ,or shipment. Cheapest mode for selling l**rd' Eend for Price List. 1 Poid by Grocers in Charleston. May 29 Die uti: th 3 m o STAIR RODS, BSQHZZ, flSZ OIL?, A Porcelain, Hu? rifiun .WO CUamny, Wm! TUB riT?ST DROP FIXTURE, WHICH oil HO un?aos. Tba Original asd only Si-it tl? nxfcse tuda. It can be applied to any Stair Ruo, either Round or Flat, and .revents its slipping from its place. Ask for the Patent Drep Fixture, KID BY 1U Carpet Dealers, AMD BUY NO OTHES. aus, ftftASfl Aire ZDStO STAIR PLATES, Fer Hotels, Restaurants and Public Buildings, MAN?FACTDBED BY W. T, & J. MERSEREAU, 62 Duane St., N.Y Annual 13 3m os 11 ll li STAR AND SOUTHERN REAL EH I ATE ADVFR ! isrit. Asan adverti-Migmp.iiiirn. 0lT>tS lan Hies? In Mer? chante i. ru .-ts, Ma-lii?isN, Ac, ot extend?''?: ?heir bj<iut>-a Uii:arpa-*ed bv aur Southern Wcekl). Its circulation ii lasi ..cm ufiiv cen. rai. Real Efltati? apetite. MU-I pailles int re-tej in ho pnrehate or sile uf i-cal .> ute wil dml lt io their advantage to con?ul'its i <>: uiii and aitvertise tbereiu in w are effet ia? ritme-men' bvwhicti our (?at er will ?re??ate largi y a J. :_' Niunhwi <--i Reist*. Information leu.lins 'o ihe develnpin u- ol our minera1 io a*.?f storing'inn- igriroonru? rero-.tiee descriptivo ot dunne, aoii. A -solicited and tnauk lu?y 'peeived from any <ection Terms cash. S3:', year; a ^npy jTiitis *o anyone sendiug six suo-^erbers; acuh.f ten, $2 50 each. Rutes ol advertising lioeraL i d ires* W. J. Mc??FKHALL. Jul- IC Vaiion.. S C. JOH D. \UKXAfiUE,H, ACCOUNTANT. NOTART PURt.IC AND QFNRRAL AGENT. So. 'ti ??roaci-strect. BIHPEiTIffPLLT s'OUOIlH BilSINKKS I\ AD JDM IN V MIG". NTH ?>t Mer. iiaMS md ftb?T>, and in WftlTIN.'i DT? AND PONTING their KO"h , eiitift m uart wt ole Ai. Janoary P I J./4L)L,P> di CHINUL.tl. PACTORH. 00.MMl!'-[0r- MERCHANTS *ju SHIPPING AGENTS, WILL ATXrrJUTO TUP PCKCHA?-K HALE ASI SHIPMENT ito Eore'.ini ano Ooiestie Portai o' COTTON. RICK, LUWBPB '.SD NAVALSIOR?* AXLASXIC WHARF, Cherlusitm, s. O. a, WILLIS.A. H. OHISOLj! October 26 jtattoi Sito The Entire Contente of the Wholesale Groeery and Liquor Store of Meure. George W. Clark I Co., No. 116 E<ut Bay, Corner Fraser's Wharf. WM. McKAT, Anctionper, Wilt tell THIS LAY, the 19th instant, commeacinar atllo'cloek, OM? GEORGIA OIR, one do. Emery, ona do. McCarthy, cases Choice Old Bourbon, Pye, and Scotch Whl-kies, Cherry Brandy, Ale, Porter and Syrups, cases Imported ?'haropagn?, oitrars. Extracts. Blueing, Mustard. Maf/M?*, -'-.gar Mitt, Barrels Vinegar, grose Bottles, Barrels and Stock Casks, Measures, Funnels Ac, Ac ALSO, ONS DRAY, Harness and Lieen-e, Signs. Window Frames. Ac, Office Furniture, '.-ne Lattre Iron : aie, Superior Mahogany Office Desks, Letter Press, Ac. One Superior Parlor Melodeon. 1 erm' cash. ._ August 19 Belate Sale of Boree, Wagon, Harness and License WM. McKAY, Anctionper, Will sell THIS D A V, in fro nt of ?tor? vo. il 6 East Bay, at tr-ree-quariers past 10 o'c 0 k, the above. N. B -Sale ol General Household F ami iure TO? MORROW, at No. 136 MeetJna-Btreet. Consianmenis received up to hoar of sale. " / utmsi 18 ._ 0*0. W STIFFENS Will sell, bo1 ore his H tere. No SA Verdeo Bange, THIS DAT at hah*past 9 o'clock, 40 packages B OTTER . 30 boxes Factory Cheese 90 tierces H. 0. Ham i 300 * ti on tiers u lObbls Pickled Pig's Heads CO bore . Match 60 ho ie? Candles ff bbl*. Whiskey, Ac, Ac . . Terms cash. August 19 Estate Sale-Turning Lat he at Bennett's MM. KNOX, DA i Y & CO., Will sell at 10 o'clock A. M. THI- DAT. as above. One UB.MNG LATH??? AN? 100LS. the prop? erty of the Ia? Mr. J.E. McKay. Con ltioas e?ab._Angus! 19 Sloop Adella. Union Wharf. , KNOX, 0?LV & 0. WiileeUon WEDNESDAY, 26thln<tant, The above SLOOP, tully equipped ?Ja:*city 32 cords wood. ._th-tn?_August 19 Assignee's Sate. BY A. H. ABRAHAMS & SONS.' Ho 35 Havjrxta ataeet, _ . By direction of A. H. -brahams Assignee of Charle* Madsen Ve Will offer for sale, at A no lon, on W::.DNB-DAY. t?e 25t i Instant, at ll o clock, at our bela ?room. No. 36 Hayn^etreet A well selected, stock ot IMPDBiLD AND. DO MKSTTO CIGARS. TOBACCO; Ao , Ac, ae rollo ws : - . - bales BATABA LEAF TOBACCO t - oaae* Leif Tootoco, of various qtjaiitlea - boxes Chewing Tobacco Variety Brands Bmo?n? Tobacco . - boxes Imponed Cigars - DOT s R mntlc Cigars ' - Fine Assortment oi Meerschaum and Faooy Pipes - resma Wrapping Paper - bbl?. FIN)', BO ?B BON AND CABINET WTOKLT. Terms-All amounts nader tMO cathi all ovar that amount SO ?nd 60 days, with approved securi? ty, interest added. aa--av?nnah Republiean and Angosta Oonstt tutionalUt copy four times, and send bill to wooriar. offl e. tnth-4 wi Angust 17 (imtflB dies. pOK BALING COTTON, .? DILLOS'S UNIYBB8AL WROUGHT EBON TIE, IMPROVED. THIS FAVORITE TIB*MAFB OF THE BE?T quality of iron, and posses*** advantages tor th? economical baling of cotton most important to the planter, merchant md factor, j. For sale in large and small lo o \ot a bundle) at re? duced rates. WILLIAM ROACH A CO.. * August 9 Imo A ? en ts for Routh Carolina. VrOTIL'f.-OX TH IC 10 I H INS? AAIT 1 ?y disposed of ,n y entire *toek inT.ade to Messrs. bOINh-i A MAB US, who will continue the busi? ness at my old stand. No. 637 KING-S rREET, oppo? site Ann. In retiring from the busbies* I desire to think my friends and customer? for their liberal support nt 'h<- past, and wo dd re-< pee truly solicit a continu? ance of the same to my s necea ora Charleston, Angust 13.1869 JOHN QUINN. NOTICE.-H A VING PUB0HA?ED OF MB. JOHK QUINN hia eodro Stock and Fixtures, Wa wiU con? tinue tbe BOOK, NEW~ AND a AI ONEdTBTJSI N han in all its branches, at bis old a and. and htrpe, by close attention to the rame, to merit ? linera* share of publia favor. J HNE B INESP. v j. M M rt M AK UN. Charleston. Augast 17.1869. ^^hO August jJ^KBNCH CALF SUUES. ?fBBH OF LOW QUABTRB FBENCH CALF EdOEs, sta great sacriOee. viki by the single r*aiiv JOHN COMMINS, J Angust 13 ibm? Na i31 M8 dng-etreet, rpo COflTR W TOKg, LUMBKK MEA JL AND HHIPBUTLDEB8. I AM NOW PREPABEDTO KXRTTTE PROMPT? LY, upon ibo shortest roitrc orders for > UTHEBBT YeLLOW PINE. POPLAR, Bl KO?T GUM and o'he atm wood of any dimension?, delivered m tbs l'y of Charleston, clean and orlght equal to the best city saw?d For further info marion, apply to Mr. E. N. BhODIE. L'hurle-1.,n. ?. .'. J. M Hr M BEBT. Jobn'e Island Steam Saw Mill, August let. 1869. August 2 mthlmo JJ L A 8 T 1 C J O I A T IRON ROOFING, "OU?CALrS PATFNT," For Residence*, F upar Houses, Cotton Gins, Bridges, Ac. Manufactured by SHOENBEBGER A CO., No. 15 Public Landiuff, CincLinatl, Ohio. Joly 29 seo imo rp H OMA S J. HA Y ft KR di CO., MANUFACTUREES OF FINE CIGARS. Partlcnlar attention to Special E.an is for Grocers and Jenners. No?. 29 LIBERTY-STREET: AND 51 M ?IDEN LANE ?V?1F YOliK i;sr Samples seut lo :c-ponsib:e houses. July 27 iuth<3mo F ALL AND WIN I EH lftlPOttTATIO*. 186V. RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND SIB4WGOODS ARMSTRONG, CATO fl $ CO., Nos. 937 and ?30 Bait.more-Strtet, BALTIMORE, IMPCR'BRS AfiD JO un RS OF BONN KT A A D TI?IM'iI.ft? t IB BONS, VELVET AND f-AfH RI BONS, tonnet Bilks, Satins and Velvts Illusw s. Blonds, Laces, hufhef, Nets and ? .'tapes, FRENCH FLOWERS AND F FATHERS, Straw Bonnets ?nil Ladles' Hats, Trimmed ann Untrimmed SILK, VELVET AND Ft Ll BONNETS ?ND HATS, SUNDOWNS AND SRA KER HOODS. THE LARGEST STOCK OF MU LISLRi GOODS IS IBIS COUNTRY, and unequalled lo choice variety, which we offer at prices th.twill defy com? pet? doo. E7-OBDEBS SOLICIT* D. Imo August IS