The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 21, 1869, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEWS l l (HtPAH, PAWflO?.* -O 0 OFFICE No. Iii SAUT BAT. -? : MU . i vc. s < v , ^-o 'J ??t'.i ?*t - :'?. O T ? -JO-DAUT Warwa, os* yeer.MM DAILY Kiwi, kt* monta?.3 00 Duar irwe. three months.a 08 XavWTt-ZKLC Sawn, one Tew.3 00 . Tn>-VESAXX NETTS, tts months.3 00 PATH ?rr Invariably tal. adrar oe. Ho paper sent ant?** tae cash accost peales the ceder, or for? long? er ame toen pam i OT. ' Trna fearer. Kinn win be served to sn bs erfbers in the ott? et 15 eenie a week. ADTTI WTIS/IMI3TTS - First ina? rtion, 15 cents a Una ; tab-quern (unertlone, 10 cen ta a une. Business atettoea, 20eente ahne, teerrle?e and funeral No ?eea, One Dollar ea ob. HRW&'BTJttMA.KS. -Gold was quoted at 32?. -Cotton closei dull in New York at 85 cents for middlings; sales 1700 bales. -In Livexp.?ol cotton closed firmer; mid? dlings 13 ? I; sa:ca 18,000 bales. -In Louisiana the/ hare settled the ques? tion, of Chines* suffrage. Seven Chinamen have b?>eu registered m a single parish. ' -A negro and a white g.ri were maivied in Washington Ctty_ Tuesday, by a. magistrate. The parties are represented as haviog come from Warrentoa, Va. - 5 -F.mr ?empastes of California militia have been mustered out of the State ser ries for re foani* to march io the San Francisco Four i h July DTocenaion ?nth cilcired men. -The Richmond Dispatch BAva: "General Canby bas decided that a twelre months'resi? dence in the State Ja nooesaary as a qualifica? tion to senators and nj embers of the Hone? of | ?elesratesy .tt ..." ' -William U. Saunders, the newly appointed nspocial agent of the Poatofflee Department . and who is duly qualified-fa the first colored aaan appended special agent of the deosrt ment in the Jniced States. His salary ts 11200 | jerannum, and 13 per diem for subsistence. . -In the wUl of the lat? Wada Bolton, of M?mento; the following appear?: "I give and *eqneatfc the widow and childi an of General Thoms s Jon it han Jackson known as Stonewall aTaytttrn. who fell at the battle' OT Ch ano shore ville. Tjgmia, HO nfc), as history tells me bis i widow's ruruitnr? was sold after his death for j debt." - Genen! John A. Dix, Ute Minister toi Fian e, wi3. arrested on Wednesday, at the amit of Joun Mitchel, "the. Irish Patriot," wbo .barges hun with illegal imprisonment. Mia. | .obeli it ern! be remembered, was arrested in Sew York and imprisoned at Fortress Monroe by General Dix in 'the summer Of 1866. and, npou thia fact, ha brings ?kit for fib OOO dam? ages. General Drz gsve secouty to the amount of ISO 000 to answer the cbartje. -Tbe PhiladelphiaGiaette observas that it would Dot be In the least surprised to find the T-yW-.T^ inA Wyoming Pa. anna nanua employing t hi?ese minara. These oompaniea resolutely hold o it against the shrike, and say """" ",?.??' -7 -. Mm i mm ?j. mim . tmmt m Wo lu PUW lurk ID .saxon ol orders fur Chin?se laboreis, and it ia quite ipooaible ihn coal companies may have given them orders, sud are now awaiting the supply to be sin the change. - -iiThe amount expended on the government ?ufldmgs in Washinirton, from the time tbs .eat of government was located there tb June '^I^MS fur public works of'ejrety d^ription, ; Viach3dmg buildings and works of art, ia $37 '. 390.853 OB, The. grounds ownod by Ute gov. j ?.rament in the Distrust or Columbia amount -tofive hundred and seventy-eight acres. Ch. .ago irivee notioe that ate wanda, ready to onda to the extent ol Corty millions of to coDdtruct government buildings there, in ?ase ?St. Loma hearts tee to ooma up to the scratch. ' -The statement that 'Amoral Rawlins will ahortly retiro from the Cabinet, and that bia successor will Ito General Dodge, of Iowa, ia denied by authority. Tue object of Geisand Dodge's visit to the East ia to attend a.meet? ing of the directora of the Pd cine Railroad ta Boston, and has no pout ?cal significance. . Mo . -ohange ip tho Cabinet is contemplated. It ia true [hat at one time last spring General Baw tans md contemplate retiring, on account of j Bbl health, but ha iras dissuaded from that by ine.PreBidect. His intimate personal re* lations with the President, aa well as his effi ?ctency as the head of the War Department, awakes it altogether des rabie that he should remain where he is. -Marshal McMahon, who succeeds Marshal " Niel aa Min is : er cf War tn France, is a distin ' guishtd soldier. Bom in 1807, be rose rapidly in rank, succeeded Canrobart in the sie ;e of Bebastopol, and captured and held the Malakoff in rho memorable charge of September 8,1855. In tho Italian wai ot 1850 he com maud 3d the .second corps o'the army, of the Alps, and at Magenta * as promoted bi the field to the rank -Of Marshal ol Fiance and the titk< of Duke of | Maroota. He is of an old and noUe Irrsh family, which, like the O'Donnell of Spain, took refuge abroad after the battle of .be Boyne, they ' having been adherents of the Stuarts. The Mc Mahons bad DOJO fine repre MHlpiiiiff ni Hm Datos anny duri, g the la e civil war. General Martin McMahon, bite ted States Minister to Paraguay, being the tdtatmvuished. : ia said tba* Just after the result of the Virgtoia eleowoo beeame known, Onief Jnstice Ottaao wrote a eoofldeottal letter toa promi? nent poiitfcn?n in Tenncawpe, an old fricad of hts, worein he lapilli mujh gratification at the defeat of the bit te r-e nuera tn Virginia, ! rejoined over the an-sss ol the Conserva. The Chief Justice expressed the hope i resulta similar to that in Virginia won.d produced in Tennessee, Misaiaaippi and Iflex a, and strong'y hinted that in bis opinion Abe Republic in party had served Ha, day. and the timo waa at band whee a now' . Conserva? tive party should be formed which wmid em bi soe the modera e meo ot all existm? parties. This letter w is kept very quiet tor some time, but after the Tennessee election the gentleman ,*> *hdm .it; Waa addressed seemed to coieider ibe seal of aeerecy removed and showed it around quite freely. Be reinae?Vhowever. to give it to the pw is. -A Washington dispatch to the Mew York J?uraal of Commerce mya? ??The totter of | Jodee Dent to Secretary Bout well ia much .talked about in political circles. Amona Be pnbbeans there is but one opinion, and that is that Judge Djnt ta taking the most effective and speedy moans to maure an oveiwhelming Republican victory m the approaching uober natonal. contest in Miftisarppi. Democrats politician? express surprise that Jud e Dent baa no more po Ufte ii aagaeity than his letter dispUjs, and say that while hi? intentions were good, the manner of executing them will injure tho CoAwervatives -evetrj?hero in the Southern Steftej. Republicans " here believe tharaereartcr the President will not hesitate to give bis open support to the extreme Radi? cate, and d?courage any Conservative more rru-ut Wuioh mav^prmg np. Several Virginia Radicale an h*a ?, and tale a mure hope tal view of the situation of affairs in their State tb an at any time since Walker's election. General Cauby s course in exacting the test oath frota mein ber? of the L?-g:sl ature will, it is believed, enable the Radical Repub.icans to ac ai o tee p the State ont of the control of the Democrats. -Lettersfeom Cuta to the 9th ?rive encour? aging accounts of the hopes and situation ol the revolutionary forces. The recent general conscription ordered by De Rodas, it is sai 3, has had tho effect of largely increasing their forces. The order gives great satisfaction to the Cuban leaders, who report themselves pre? pared tor activo nerd operations, lue feehng of discontent and insubordination among the slaves is reported tn be increasing, and they are now beyond control. They demand their freedom, and exact from the Spanish Govern? ment their liberty, as declared by the C?spedes Government, and, io tho absence of this, tbey are organizing and arming themselves for the purpdso of joining the %i ban army. Seve? ral contesta have taken place between the negroes and the Spanish troops-the ne? groes successfully defendiog themselves, even against superior force. Geuerai Qaesada has had several skirmishes with portions of tbe forces of Lesea, and reporti that bis forces have been successful, and have taken a num? ber of prisoneis, who are held as prisoners of | war, and tbat the desertions and voluntary en? listments have greatly increased bis force. In a week or ten days he expected to take pos? session or Nuevitas, and have control of a for? tified town on the coast. General Jordan's army is bei' g gradually reinforced by Cubans conscripted, whose sympathies are with their countrymen. The Spanish . Coreos in his dis? trict are in ac ti.-e. and he is confident that everything is ajorkiog right for Cuban inde? pendence, and that in a ebort time his recruits will be organized and made effective, and that the few positions held by Valnviseda in bas department will fall into his bands. Both tl e G* nor als oo mm an ding and the President of the Bepublio of Cuba, express the most positive benef that the revolution will be suoessful, if not by the foros of arms, by the loree of cir- f oumstanoes. CHARLESTON. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, I860. The Future of Ute Boa tat The Sooth has a more brilliant prospect before her than any other section of these ?nited?tateB, and the fact is BOW begin nia g to be seen and acknowledged. The wealth end power of toy extensive section of country mast spring from the soil, w h io h ia primarily the souroe of all prosperity. A nation's wealth consists in its power of production, and the amount ot its contributions to the wants of the balanoe of the world England is an exception to this rule, heir great wealth being sooounted for by the fact that she sots as the broker for the world, with ? o ad on ns th e-universal excheug%. Her wealth is the accumulation ol centuries; every nation in the world has* become indebted to ber, and ehe to none The prosperity of a oountry, as a rule, ma; be measured by tho proportion of-its pro ducts to its population, and it may, there 1869 the twelve cotton 8uTtee of this coun? try will show nore true prosperity than any other ?sotion of the world ! . We have every reason to aatioidaW"3 crop of about 8 600 000 bales, ?otion, whioh valued at $108 per bale (say 465 lbs. nt 25 cents) will gi?e $324,000,000, also n corn orop of 285 000,000 bushels, valued at $280.000000; and me sugar, wheat, to Dace*, and other crops, will yield $150, 000,000 more, g ting in all a product of not leas than $704,000 000. whioh with a pop ulation of not over 11.000,000 ?till show an average of $64 per head, whioh largely ex oeects that of the Northern and Western Slates. This State of South Carolina, al though under debasing*negro rule, and har tug her life blood sucked by taxation, will this year yield produots worth $60,000,000 which, with her population of not over 670.000. w ill show an average of $74 62 per head. This average, as before said, is the oorreot gangs by which to ascertain a coun? try's prosperity. The raine of real estate ie no true teat of a nation's prosperity, as it may be influenced by a variety of causes unconnected with solid progress. An in fitted currency will give real estate n high but a fictitious market raine; end this, in? stead of being an evidence of national pros* perity, is an evidence of national weakness, as was shown at the North about the close of the late war. The lands of the 8o||th offer as fine in? ducements for investment as those of the West, and ibey will most assuredly soon increase greatly in value. lu any portion of the South fine lands under cultivation can be bought at from $5 to $9 per acre, whioh in a few years will be worth live times the purchase money. Labor will soon become plentiful, sud ere another year elapses Chinese will be at work in every cotton State, superseding the Africans Tbe climate is exceedingly salubrious, and offers no hindranoe whatever to the manual labor of the white man, aj ls proved by tbe fact that there are now not less than 200, 000 whites cultivating cotton with their own hands Aod another great advantage of the Sun it its educated and refined popnlation The main objection to the W at is, that, like all new countries, it has no society and little culture, and it will be many years before it can have any wbicb will compare to that of the Southern Slates With all thppe advantages it will not be long before the Somh ag>iin rules this ooun ir ; for it c ?r>t una money and b>ain power, which all the Radicals of the aniverse" Can? not con roi t Tate a ?at evilly ita Uro ad. The people in the upper part of the State are deeply iotwated in the ancoess of the proposed railroad from 8partanburg, SC, 'o eVhrT?I?, N C., and assert that the pr?.j ?et bas many advantages over the costly Blue Ridic- Ktiirnitd * lu the fret -dace, it is believed that tl e .Adheville Railroad would undoubtedly ben efi". very largal* tue whole Sta e, from the mountains to the seaboard. It pas.ies torougmoe ae*n of South Carolina, cm neting directly with Columbia and Cuarles ton, through which cities the tide of trade and travel would flow". The cost of the road will, of c urse, bs far less thtn that of the Blue Ridge Railroad, and it is not | \ likely UM hu Excellency Governor Scott ?ill here anything to do with the contract for tue work. Then, again, there is the den? ier, that the Bine Ridge Railroad, when spmpleted, may be tapped BO aa to draw off I the trade ot tne Weet to Georgia and Port Royal. This would be a serious injury te 2Marleston and the low country, although it might not aeriouely affect the upper dis irids, whioh Would at once obtain their breadstuffs and provisions direct from the West, instead of by the way of Charleston. These ' are the opinions of some of the soolest heads in the State, and we trust that the Asheville Railroad wfiinotbe forgotten, whan-ver the fate of the Blue Ridge line. fisHittttw of fopamrrsbifi. DISSOLUTION Or COPARTlf KR SHIP. The business heretofore conducted In >he dry Dt charleston, u. der the mme of DCM NT & PKBBT, tad in the city of Columbia under tbe name of J W. DtNNT, was -1 e-otred by mutual con-ent on the 18th inst, LD WARD KEBBz will conduct the busi? ness m Charles ion lu his own name, and is re-pon riblft for all debts ?ne hy the late concern of DENNI b PEKBi, and ls aathorizvd to sign m liquidation. J W. DE Nf? Y alone ta re-poneible tor all aebts due by the Co umbi? concern, an J will also sign tn liq ai J arion ot the Colombia business. J IHN W. DCKHT. EDWARD PE h BY. Charleston. Angus130. 1868. 3 August 31 Vans. WAS TIED TO PCHKHA.SE. FOR CASH, a good SECOND-HAND PIANO. Apply at P. DAD EB* ?> Book and Made blore. No. 440 KI?K? itreet, above Calhoon-atreet._August ?tl COOK.-WAS r K D, A WO MA N, WHITE Ott COU)HLD. who can bring good rec immeo nations aa a capable Cook, in connection with a good ohar>cter. Apply to W. 0. QI BBS. No. 16 LYNoH 8In Et'. _1_August31 HOI??; WiltKU - tVA^ThD 'IO. Bent, a comiortable DWELLING t?OV*R in tbe centrai portion of the elev, con taming not lesa trun six rooms. Bent not to exceed $000 For .nch a Bfu-e a good tenant ean be obtaiued, wi tn rent punctual]- pal<>. Applj at No. 396 KIN o - s 11< K ET, coiaerof Boaanun._l_- must 31 C. HPMilcint W MT? D -A tr KW goud BENCH HAMOS, good wage* and steady wora. Apply at P.P. lOaLE'-S 8?PH Ft?UOBY, ?BLBBCK 8 WHARF, near Northeastern Bail d Depot._?._Angnat30 WANTED, a TOtTTII KBOH 16 to ?0 years old. who would be willina- to make him? self generally use tal aa ulerk in a .tore in Union ville, g. C. AddiMS POsTOFFICE BOX, No. 1?. Union q. H.. 8.0._AngnstlA : WANTED TO KENT, A SCHOO L HOUdK aaa BX-<?D&NcE Addre??. stating tarma, P.O. Beg No. IBO, wnnM anguttll WANTED, BV A M AK H. Itv O MAN, A altoation m asme Cotton Kill vxutb or Soata west; is aoqaainted wi th all braaahea, having work sd in them all, tnt should a le? WE? VI MO aa a choice, i artie? wiahing to engage inch a person ?Ul please aler eas a nota, ?tating terms, ta JOHN 3. KELLT, Ha Its fetale street, Boatoa. May 34 WANTED, EV Ell V BOD lr 7 TO SUB. SCBLB1 to the OrBCUIATTJfa LIBRARY - 'BABLES a Rio BIER'S Select Library of New Books contains all of the latest publicattona. april 21 _No. 161 KINQ-STBKKT. CH I N B 8 E LABOKKKS.-PARTI ES withing to employ large or ?mal! numbera of CHINESE LABORERS, tray make taeneoaasary arran geaaenti for procuring gang- of ala- required delivered tn anspart or the oountry. by application to K OOPMAN 3 0?rAAP, ban Francisco, California July 30_ WANTED. EV E H Y BODY TO KNOW? that JOB PAINTING of di Una*, putin aid. ornamental, ta executed promptly in the neate?** style and at tbe lowest New ?ork ptirea, ar Iva > s wa Job OOet, No. 14? EAST BAT Call and ex? amine the scala of pr?tes before giving your orders elsewhere.^ WA.NTE?*. KOK TUB AMKBI OAN FAKMERS' HOBHE BOOK. In both Eng-. Uah and German, by Robert stewart. V h.. Ot MI aa. he wort .overs the whole ground of the breeding and raising, and the treatment o. horse? and malea, both in sic rn eas and health. It ba? won Ita way to popular favofr,jaAJ|jg-flg lteJ??tf<^rVEft?1 Publisher, i 'Tndanatr. O. Imo' March 19 do ?em. RR.?CN'T, THK PLBAStNTIiT SITU? ATED three and a half story RE.-IDENCE, No 60 -mitb.?treet, near Vanderhorat. Apply at No 6 LI EB I Y-STBEET. 0? August 20 >rTK) RKNJT, PART OF A HOU-E OK X SINGLE BOOMS, furnished or antarniahed, tn a pleasantly at tua ted residence near the Battery. Apply at No 38 King-street._Angnst 16 rlth\T, IHK PLLAS v INTI. Y S.TU? AI tD two and a half story RESIDENCE, .,o 8 society -street, near East Bay. Apply at No. 37 MAHKET--.TBEET, near An-on-atreet. Augoat 14_ RKENT, ffUM PL K.ASA.NT t. Y MTU. Al KD TWO AND A HALF STORY RE>I DKNOK, No. 6 Gadaden street, opposite. Wentworth Apply at CHARLE-TO-N BTEAHhaW MILL. J aire 14_ BE\L K STATE AGENTS, ?S'OOIMEBS having no asea to rout, can bave tnelr Placards, Ac, printed at the lowest rates and in the newest and neatest ?ryles of ivpe, at THE NEWS JOB OF MCE, No. 140 bart Bay JOT Sau. AFINK PIANO TO HIM E-TERMS mod "-ste to a ood permanent l?sant. Apply at No. 375 KlBJB-8 1 BEET. 1?_Angq-t 21 SAND % I? (SH?A/?>ai K??R -AL,?s. Ai' low rates at MAB 3 J ALL'S WHABF. iiitu-i 'io . imo FOR 8 ci. LO kV. A LAitOECHtitcH OBOAN, vontainlng thiriy-flves op*. Aleo, A RM ALL PARLOR . .OAS, containing four MODS, in a handsome Rosewood Case. Apply al JOHN BAKcB's OBQAN FACIOKY, No. 18 Van d r or?i-s reet_thstnSth . Joly 8 Al Pul VATE SA UK, THAT FINK STAND with flx'urea for a Orocery, corner dinoun and East Bay streets, No. 39. Apply ON PREM I E.S._tnstu_ January 21 FOI? SAL?. ONE Ml SD c KD THOUS? AND ACBESOF LAND m Kershaw County, booth Carolina. oo 5 si BTE? o or: FIFTY VHBYSELtoT FARM? near Camden and on tbe Railroad, vary iii a in size from ISO to SOU acree i lie-e and adjoining vanns are oeing taken bv our best citizen*, and aflord every advantage tor health? ful, corot, r able and profitable larms. MANY LABQfc ANO CHOICE PLANTATIONS, convenient to market DESIRABLE RESIDENCES ia Camden and Kirk? wood. 8EVE8AL LABOE TRACTS OE WOOD L \SD A? A few very VALUABLE M I L* for manufactories. Ad dress. WM. M. t?B A N NON, Attorney at Law, caoHen. H. a Joly M_MO_Imo* ?7X1 H. SA' K, 1100 AC? Kt OF Wt LL I? TIMBEBtD L.?ND in lower p rt ol banw.ll count , six miles from South ? disto River. Terms made very l?w For partie.nara, address Dr. 0. B. aU 1' IO, Graham's Turnout, M. C. B. H. Augutt 30 sac 38 Foi? SALK,THE OKS?KABLE HKSI Di'N E. near Hampstead Mall-the House and Lot. No. 84 America-str'-et, one loor sooth cl Bink , on east -ide of ?aid S'reet i he Loi measure* in fronton -.me ci-stree: 65 leet 6 lucue-, m depih 160 feit, m .rc or le??, witb the r ar portion ol ibe lot on tbe south, sav - feet - lucius. On tu : pre ISCA I? a rujstanttally -ulit lwo..md-a half -t irv wooden iweihn., o a brio? f >un.idfjon containing five tqu re loom-, with ga? IxtiM n Older, a dress, m.- o >m. pantry nd flulib. d attics, and . on ble P'tiza, all overe* wirb h?avytm lately repaint e , and a PM vate ti airway ; also, a two story KUciien .itb tott> -oom?, a oaclin<>use. -"?table and H y loft, ic; a]?oan ex.e> sive cistern, built with a filie.mg wail, an i a good wei of cno.c ? spring water, eaco farni-hel with a modern u up. Aa open fence lu iront, ?TU ev r/reen hedge, also fl J wer varden in front, eitendve vine ot choice grapes now in tall bearing, vt-goubie gardeu and irait trees compris? ing sweit orange, neeta lue. peach, plnD&vfig, ?c. Ihe neigh orbooJ h notoiicus as a tie.ltby'location. Po^kesrion can be g von Immediately. For terms Ac. a ply to EiWutD C. THABIN, No. 8 Gui'iu-Kt/e t, near Old Posioihce or on tbe pi emueg. 3_August 19 T7IOR SALB, KOHR McCllU liV KOL ?j LEB hlHs, second hand, bat little used 1 Prem um Farm G rf? t Mi I. "Proseos" Patent 1 Ma d-powtr teelGrist Mill 18 Ploughs, of varied and most aporoved patterns, ail hut little used, an J at low prices 1 Cotton B eaker 1 Fonr-horae Fo<*er Hteam Engine, second bind, in goo? condition. Apply to ? AM EROS, BABKLEY * CO., Nor beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets Angosto _ ian 1 Ut lliivi Ens, BK OK KKK, .?JU (OL others wfchlug ... or Sale" Placards, Business .'ards or other Jon Printing executed with neat 1* ss and dist atch. will consult their interest by leav ng tbeir orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. ?to W?M Bay._" FOK SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IX any quantity. ' ITice 75 cents per tmndr ; J. rhe cheapest wnppia.' paperthat can be used. An? il/ at the office ot THE Nfc WS. March 1 WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY X)HABI> ABLE ASSOCIATION. ATTEND TBE QCABTEBLY MEETING OF THE Association i HTS EVBBTXO. (the 3ld I ailing on bnndiy) in Masonic Hin, ar~Eight o'clock, prepared to pay arrear?. A The Arrear Utt will be read and the ru'.e rigidly enforc ed- against dels ol text. J. L. HONOUB, A ?gast 31 Secretary and Treasurer. STOKEWALL FIRE EA GIRU C JAf. PANT. Y?? AIE HEREBY SUMMONED TO ATTEND a regular monthly rateiU g of your Company 1BLB ETZn o, at tho Hall of the Charleston Eire oom piny, Wentworth-street, at Eight o'clock pre? cisely. A fall and punctual attendance is desired By order. WM. 0. MIL LEB, August SH becretary.S ?otircs ii f oHkrnptcD. ItV THK DISTRICT COL UT OF THE UNITED ?TATES, FOB SOUTH OABOLINA AUGUai i IBM, ISM-IN TOE MAiTEB OF WM W. HETWABD, BANKBUPr-PETTTION FOB FULL A^D FINA. DIiMJBArtOE IN BANKKUPl CY.-Ordered That a hearing be bad on tue SETKSTH SAT or Oe TOB EX A. D. 1869, at Federal Court house in Ch arl es tm 8. C.; and that all Or edi tors. Ac, of said Bankmp' appear at said time and piare, and show cause, if any they can, why the gray? er of the petitioner should not he prsnWL By order of (he Court the 18th d?y of iinrast, 1869. D <tMEL HOBLBECK Clerk of the District Court of the U. b. tor M. C. August ii _g IR THE LU VT Et I CT C?CRT OF THE UNfTED 8 TATT8, FOB SOU ! H .ABOLIRA AUGUST TEEM 1869 -IN Ttf^' MATTER OFT. SAVAGE HtYWAKD, eB BANKRUPT.-PEI. TION pOB FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BAN K RUPTCY_0 d&rei, ?bat ? beariLR be had on the SBTSSUH SAT OB OOTPBXB, A. D. USS. at Federal Courthouse m Cbar.e*i?n. ?. 0. ; and that all creditors. Aa, of asuFBsnkrupt ap? pear at said time and pave, and show cause, If BUT they can, whv the prayer ot the petitioner * hould' not be a ran ted. _. . ; ? . By ord r of the Court, the 18th day of August, 186?. ' DANIEL HOB BECK, Clerk of the District Court ot the United ?tates tor Boni h Carolina. ' fl_August al Ia 1 HB DIST at I CT COURT OF THE UNITED STATIS, FOB SOUTH CARO? LIN A-AUGUST TB M, 18S9.-IN IH?; MATTKB OP THO.-. S. BtYWABD, J?-. BANKBUPI. PETTTION FOB FULL AND aTNAL DlM'B * B'tE IN BANKBUPTCT -Ordered, That a bear ng be had on the saTVBBCT n >T or OOTOBBB, A. D 184?, al Federal Coonil erase in Cbarl*su>n,. 8. C.; and teat all C redi tan Aa., of said Baakrapt appear at said tun* sod place, and show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of th? petitioner should not be granted. By order of the Court, the 18th day of ? turnst, 18?. D NIEL HOBLBECK. Clerk of the District Court of the United States for j ?ooih Carolina. ti Au.ast 31 JBificAittfif. NOTICK.-?* THE 10TH IA8rA?IX 1 disposed of LD7 entire Mock in T.adc to Mesure. BOINKS ! A MAB i IN, who will continoe th* busi? ness at my old stand, No. ?27 KING-STBBEI, 0|ipo ?tte Ann In retiring from the brui noa* I desire to th mk my friend* and customers for ttl ear liberal support in .he past, and woald re3psotfu,ly solicit a continu? ance of the same to my anccee-Ors Charleston, Auguat ia. 1899 JOHN QUINN. NOTICE-HATING PUBCBA*ED OF MB. JOH M QUINN bia SD are h tock and Fixtures, w? will con? tinue toe BOOK, Nfc.VT- AND Si ; AT 0NEBYJ3UM NLM in all its branches, at his old stan A end*" ope, by close attention to the tame, to merit a liberal share of publie taTor. J "BN E. B INES!. J. MO I Th MAB UN. Charleston, August 12, 1869. stutho August ll ^JJtALL AND WIN PER IMPORT AVIOS. . 186?. RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND S TB AW GOODS ARMSTRONG, OAT OR # CO., Noa !W7 and 839 Baltimore-Street, BALTIMORE, J MFC R 1ER S A*D JOBBERS OF BONNET AND T lt IM ISING IIJJBBOWB. Bonoet Silk*, Satina and VelT ta, Illusions. Blood*. Laces, Sachet, Net* and Crapes, FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS, Straw Bonnet? a rfd Ladles' Hats, Trimmed and Untrimmed. BILK, VELVET AND FELT B0NNET8 AND HAT?, SUNDOWNS AND SHAKER HOODS. THE LAEGEfeT STOCK < F MILLI ?JEBY GOOD? IN IBIS COUNTRY, and unequalled in choice [ ra ne ty, which we offer at prices th J t will defy com petition. St*T*OBDEB3 PO KWH). Imo Auguat 16 rjUIOMAS J. RATHER ?Si CO., aTARTJVAOrUaBBS OT FIN E CIGARS. Particular attention to Special B.anls for Grocers and Jobber?. Noe. 29 LIBEBTY-STREET AWD SI MAIDEN LANE NEW TORE. ff Samples sent to lerponslble houses. Joly 37 tn th -imo E STABLISH E D , 1 S 4 S. THE MABION CRESCENT, MABION, 8. C. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY . S. E. MeMILLAN, Proprietor, THE OBERENT, BKINO THE PORCHAHEB snd successor ot tho old dtstrloi paper, u the eldest j journal in the eas ern part of the Mate. 'ihr Crecent u ton official a; visor of Marion Ounty The Orescent bas a large ant growing circulation among the be -t people of the Peedee ? 'ountry the Crescent ls the best odT&rtlsiug medium in th ?. sscaon. Always ad di esj CREMTEST, August 10 Imo Marlon, ?. c. T ll E ?TAR ABD SOUTHE BN BEAL ESTATE ADVERTI8EB. As an adTertU<ng medlnm, offers raci ides to Mer? chant*, Cru ulsfc, Me-biaisis, Ac, of extending ?beor bnsme?s, utwurpe?sed by any Southern Weekly. Its circulation 1? fa<t i,eco nina general. Beal Estate agents. *nd partie* inters -ted in the purchase or aile of real catate aili find lt to their advantage to consult lt* columns and advertise tk'rein aa we are effac ing arrangement' by which oar paper will ?re??ate large.y amoog Northern ca- lu i Irte. Information tending to the deTelopmenr of our mineral, mmuraoturingand agricultural resource- - df scnpUTe ot dinnie, soil. A -eolidted and toauk ta ly ? eoe! ved i rom any section. Terms cash, ss a year; a copy gratis to any one sending six sooorben; a club .?? ten, $2 60 each But-'s ol adrtrtisiug UoeraL Ad.iresN W. J. MoRESRALL, Jitlv 18 Marlon.. N C. (Eta atonal. W A.8HINGTON CUhhBOE, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA. PRESIDENT, GENERAL R. E. LEE, AIDED BI A FOLL COBBS OF PROFESSORS. THE NEXT SB^ION OPENS SEPT EM BEB Atea, 1869, and .-lo-es Ju- e iSlh. 1870 In addition m the revelar Collegiate ?ourse. the Pro'es-ional -cheols ot Law and C?TII and Minlug Engineering, are lu toll operation. I Necessary expen*** from*3#0 to ?375. ( For vatalofrae, address J M. LEECH. July 19 imo Clerk of Fae Ity> Un (VK RSI rv OF vutGivia.-THR Session of this Iustitat'on >*o umences anna nil on the first day ot october, and contine, with? out mterruption. till the Thursday prece una the four h of Juiy ensuing I he org a. na it lou nf the Institution ia Tory com? pte e embracing extensiTe and thor >ugh emr-es of instruction io uirBRATUBfl \*D ?C?ENLE, and i't tue Pron-t^ion* of La.y. Medicine a id lingi neerinsr. be expon*? of ibe Academic or Law Student, ex? clusivo of ttie cos* of text Doaks and clothing aad pocket money, amount to ?bout $365 per ses? sion or nine monta.; sud of the Englueerlog or Me.licsl Student to a^out 3335. ot Which -urns, re speetiTelv, sMO or $2'.0 is payable on a imission, and the uiilanre in the progre .* of the se.tsion. Kor details ?end lurcaialoitue. P O., "DuiVijrilty of Virgiau." 8. "MAU PIN, July 01 Imo Chairman ol theF?cultv. g O O f H 1 ? I LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, PURELY A SOUTHERN IH3TITUn0rJ. Amt! Joly 1, 1669......?510,0<M? DIVIDEND DECLARED.FORTY PER CENT. DAUBES LXVE8 AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS AND PAY? LOMEN. Ita principal business iatwith Routhcra st?te?, and to them it appeals for patron? age. lt baa ample meaos to rally protect policy-hold* en and pay all loase*. VTI0XRS. JOHN D. GORDON, P enid ct. B. H. HILT,, A. H. COLQUITT, Viet -Presidenta. A. AUSTELL. E. HOLLAND, Finance committee. W. 0. il ORRIS, y ere tar y. BOARD et D micro HS. Atlanta Ga.-/OHS B. GOBCON, A. AUSTELL, E. W. HOLLAND, J. F. ALEXANDER. J. H. CALL A. WAT, J. M. JOHBSOH. Athens, Qa,-B. 0. Yaitosr, BEB?. H. HILL, Bon tn I HOSCAS. ^ Columbia, fi. 0.-WADI HAMPTOH. Angosta, Ga-0 H. PION cn. EDWABD THOMAS. Madison, Ga-D. E. BWTLXR. " Washington, Qa.- ROBERT loo ams. Cuthbert, Ga - B J. - ann. Newton, Ga -A. H. CoLOurrr. Charlotte. N. C.-Wat J >HHBTOH. Allendale 8- c - B. L. WLLLISOHAM. Greensboro, N. C.-W. A. CALDWELL. J. H. MILLAH, General Agent, No. 207>? BB0AD-8-TBEE r, ATGU-rrA. GA. August 19_B*C_amos ^MEKICAS TH 1.1 ?a. K Life and Savings Insurance Co. SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT, No. ? MARYLAND BUILDINGS, BALTIMORE. Da. WM. M. POsT. Medical Exam>npr. THOMAS E COFBTENAY, Manager. BRANCH OP PICK. CIIABLKSTO*, 8. C. DB. THOMAS L. OGIBB, M di cal Examiner. JOHN KIBELAND, Ja., General Agent. OaTABLaSTOlf BOARD a ?TEK rsa K . Hen. ALFBED HUG BUL W G M AGB A i a aaa., President fl. 0. B. B. Hon. J. B. o AMPHtlx. Attorney at Law . TB>0. D. WAGNER, Esq; ot J. Fraser k Co. ANDBt'.w 8IMOND?. t?q.. President First Na? tional Bank. RD H KB r MURE, Esq.. of Mesan. R. More k Co. EDWABD L AFI T I't. ot Ed. Lafitte k Co. Colonel /. B E S LO-.N,.t otten Factor. W A. COURTENAY, Esq.*. of Mesan. Courtenay k Treuholna. H. B. OL -EY. Eeo,., of Hes?rs, Olneyja- Co/ Hartos- been apo toted GanesaL Agent for North and south Carol na for the aboya, reliable a jd popu? lar Lin lain ance Company, fran pnnared to re? ceive applications at reasonable- rates ano on favor? able, tarma. . JOHN KIRKLAND. Ja office for th<- present at Messrs-. Courtenay k Trenholm'i. Ujntoc Whaif wnSmoa June 3 Gr UARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NEW YORK. Organized lat 1 8 59. ALL POLICH? N0N-F0RFEI TABLE. HALFLOA y TAKEN, NO NOTES REQUIRED. LAUT CASH DIVIDEND 80 (FIFTY I PeB CENT. BTATZMXST. Poller, in force.S35.0O0 OOO Asaets. 1600 OOO Annnat tMome. cnn ruu\ Lowe a Paid. 500,000 omoZRS, W. H. PECKHAM, President, Wu. T. HOOKER, Viee-Presldent L. MoADAM. Secretary and Actuary. G. A. T?DICK AB. Superintendent. DIBBCIOBS. Hon. Jons A Dix, New York. HOD, J AMIS HABFCB, Firm of Harper k Bros., ex* Mayor New York. JOHN J. CRAKE. Presid? nt Bant Republic. Wat M. VBAatTLTX, Banker (Vermllye k Co.) OHAS G. BACKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Com. " patty. ? Hon. GEOHOE OTDTXI, ex-Mayor of New York. M ra OT C. Moneas, Banker THOMAS RION rr, Firm I ho maa Rigney k Co. REM. B. BXBaUB, ireaaurrr New York ti team Su? gar Befining Company. AAROK ABHOLD. Firm of Arnold, Con-table k Co. RICHARD a. BOWNE, Wetmore At ?owne, Lawyers, r. V. HAUOHWOUT, Firm E. V. Baughwotu k Co. WM Wriantd, Firm Of W. Wi!Kens & Co. Jenica U. PRATT. Merchant. Wat. W WRIGHT Merchant. Cnaa J. TABB, Merchant. WILLIAM ALLES, Merchant. ' GEO. W. CUTLER, Banker, palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insur? ance Company. JOHN G. SHE ?WOOD Park Place. WALTON H. PECKHAM, Comer Fith Avenue and Twenry-tbird-street. EnwA.Br H. WRIGHT, Newark, N. J. GEO. W FARLEE, counsellor. W. L. COO-WELL, MercuanL * GKOieVE Kl Ol, GEN EB iL AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLINA. Dr. T. REENSMERNA. Examining Physician. H. IhSEUTfeL, GENERAL AGENT FOB CHARLESTON. t Alee No. 365 Hlng-atrcet CHARLESTON, 8. 0 Jannary 13 DAO . * ljr IKKN HOTEL THT8 HOUSE Is SHU. OPEN FOR THE AC? COMMODATION of nail ors. TBBMa.-biaty .lollars I960) per month. B. M WALPOLE, Ag-'nt August S thstoS ! Q HA K a. B 9 T U M HOTEL, CHABLUSION. SOUTH CAROLINA. J THIS FIBRf-CL'SS Bi)TEL. M'UATED TS A pleasant location, and in the business portion of thu cit , rend-rs it the most nevil.mia note toraither pt rnaannut or trans lent guesia . he accommodations are nus n rousted, bavi ig expensive salten ??i elegantly tu ui.-nsd ap.rtments io. f ratries a d single penile m-n The proprif ter will endeavor io maintain the hu h reputation e joyed by tue '? 'barleaton" as a first class Lou?.-, ano no effort ?ld be s.ured to de? serve u eoutlananee of the liberal patronage hereto? fore bestovea upon it The best of Live y aero nus od at ian. will be found adjoining the est?bil shmen t. the hoase 1 supplied arith the celebrated Arte? sian Water of which delightful baths eau be had either day or nisht E. H. J \OK-0*, July 18_Proprietor. ?|T. CLOUD HOTEL), ? HIS NEW AND COM MO I IOCS SOUSE, ' OC AT SD corner ot Broad war and Forty-secoLd-emet, possesses advantages over ?11 other house? for the ac cooimodatiou o. Its auoets. it wai built expressly tor a flr-t-cl io family boarding house- the room? b?ina large and en suiie, heated t.y ?loam-with not ana cold w ter. and furnished second to none; wm li? the culinary depsrtint-nr ia in the most experienced nantis, ad ruing gnevts au unequalled table. i nie of Atwood's Paient i-.tevaior. ia au>t> smoug tee ''asedara improvement." ana .t the service ot ;:ue-:?< at ali hours. The Broadway and University Place Car? pass the door every lour minutes, run ma-- from the City Hail to t'entrai Pa k, while the sixth am ? eventh Avenue'lue? are nut a 'sbori block t>n either eine, a Hording ample facilities for communicating witb all he depon?, steamboat lanJings, iklaceajaf a.TU6e ment and business of the great metronoU*. 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Household; cbmid's H beruhter; -.?uthworth's The Brine's Fate; 'rollope's He K ew Hf Waa Bight; Zsohoske'e Dead Goes ; Freytag's Lost Man arript; Jsao Ingleiow's Mopea the Fairy. January 1 Ivr Si mi og /Btttljineii. rjHE CM VK KS A Li KAVOKIIE, J^ WILLOOZ Sc GIBBS' SILENT SEWING .MACHINE. THIS MACHINE STANDS THUS FAR UNRI? VALLED as a FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, and his taken tba place of over roi ly double toread ma. chic s <u this edy. iteliabW Agents wanted in all large towns in the state. D. B. HASELTON, No. 307 KING-TBEET, Willcox At Gibbs' Agent of South Carolina. NEEDLES, OIL SILK. A-c, constantly ou hand. REPAIRINO as usuaL ttuthl y Mayl ?rocmts aid fltict&aum. STRIPS! STRIP?! ^fiAA POUNDS O HOI" H MW TOBI SU )UUU GAE CUBED STRIPS. 1 anding per st? tm er Minnetunka aaa to sale by Angoatai i LAUBET A AL' XANDEB. EARLY CHOP (JUBA CLAYED MULA88K*. ; 30 M1^?' I E-3*10^ Ot>lTED MOLASSES. Tor sale low, to close constamment, bv August ai a_J, tu BESTOW _ CO. NEW OUR ?JA BARREL" MEW FLOUR. JUSTT RECEIVED 5 U from Tennessee and for sale by Align?t 2t 1 BERET ?'OBIA A 00. COTTON BA G i* Di G. I ~f\ PIECES "EWAN1-" PUUE HEMP DUN LOU DEB SEA ISLAND BAGGING, M inches, \%Ux poonda yard to places Blind- e Bagging, 15 tnohee. Iii pot-da yard )0 pieces Dandee Bagging, 45 inches, IX th ponnda yard A !5 pieces Dolobln Mannfaetming Company Baa Island Bagging I%>h pooc-s yard. For aale by W 0 BEE 4 CO. August 21 ?? NM CLOTH, ?N THE *POT AND TO ABBIVE. For sale 'F . , , .. aaguetao GtO. A. TBE?HOLM 4- SON. ZINC, IEL I. OW ME TA L SHE AT HI Si O AMO N AILS, ? CONSTANTL? ON BAND. FOB ?ALS RT . OBI OLM BBO I HFRS, August 7_ awlmo_Anger's Wharf, C. H.felDlft. SHOULDEbSAND HAIDS. nAEEDS. CHOICE C. B. SIDES-G. A. J's ?\J Brand aohhda. Choice Wettern shoulders 10 hbds No. ? Shoulders 0 it?r?es sugar cared Hams, In bags. Landing aid tor sato by . Aogu-tlt tbs? L-?BE? k ALEE ANDER. _ FRESH DHUljr^ ' JUST RECEIVED AND FOB HALE. WHOLE H4.LK AND BCIAiL, by Dr. H. BABB, No. 1S1 M KETING-'TREET WOLF'n SCHIEDAM -CHNAPPS Hostetter'a Blttsra PlanUtloo Blttsra Eoutr* Hone and Cattle Powders Wlnslo w's Soo thins syrap ' Perry Dans' ainxQlor Mexl'an Mttstang Lmamrot Vihaeatock'a VermLuge Peery's Deal Shot, Ac, Ac, Ac June 26 *_._etnth H. 2 ST We CATHER WOOD'S ' m ? EXTRA FUR PTRR OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. IN OBDER TO F A CIT TT A TB THE bUPPLTOt OUH PUBr OLD MONONGAHELA BTE WHTS KIE8 to oar former nnmeroas customers at tie South, we bare appointed Meaars. B GERDTS ll CO oar A genii, wbr. hy tbfs arra nee merit, are en* abled to supply the trade at pi lees w Ich will bisare satisfaction. H. A H. W. OATHES WO OD. H. ?fe H. W. CATHBRWOUOD'S EXTBA FINE PC BB OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. ff A BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAVORITE DU WHISKIES, consWtingof X,Xt XXX, XXXX, and s*ECTAB and CABINET BBANDa, and also of ower L rades. . Now landing, and fer sale low by _ H. GBBDT8 A CO, jpr.t ia stntnSmo_No. Bast Bay. SUPERIOR 6rU*NY CLOTH, OF EXTBA WEIGHT, FULL WIT? 1H AND FINE qualby. for sale by C. N. ? UBERT, Wgi 1? thstuB Mo. M East Bey. NEW YO Kit* BA G ti INO, D'lUBLK AN C H OK BK A%D. THE STANDARD WEIOTr WQfy' standard w'dth full AA inches. It is wider, closer stronger and alfords better pro? tection tor the entire covering ot the Cotton bale than any other n use We aeU at maoafHctnret'a prto?, and expen iea laid down here, A supply alwaya on band. WILLIAM ROACH A CO. August 9_ Imo_ Agenta. PEAN. * :)AAA BUSHELS BLACK PEA?, SUITABLE Jj\ Kl!,/ for seed and leedf. g for sale by July 34_T.J. BEBB A CO. CHEAP CORN. Ort A A BUSHELS WESTERN WHITE CORN, ejUUv slightly heated. For sale, at a low price, by T. J. KERR A CO. Jriy2a_ NEW tiOODtV TTlAftT INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGRES.'. i_ BLE, moitdeicUok and healthy food, oral tor Paddings, Jellies, Blanc ?lanae, Ice Cream, Gri lle Oakes, Soaps, ?e., pat ap lal tts. peck. ages, with directions for ase. Deeiccat d cocoanut fir Pies, Puddings, Cakes, Ae., pat ap in bait to. ^;oic?gea. w th directions. Sweet Oil, French and American in halt pm?, pinja and q tarts. Cider and White Wine VI neg ir, warranted pure Frenh Boasted ?io Coffee, of good quality, at 35c. ? ft. Josi rece 1 ved and for sale by CO-OPE Rs TVE GROCERY STORE, Southwest corm r Meeting and Market streets. Goods delivered tree._May 88 H0>EY1 IT?OB SALK, WHOLESALE AND RETAL. BV ' Dr. H. BAEB, June 38 No. l il Meeitng-s.treet. ia cg) JpaDiicaiiot s jJOOK BUYERS WILL KIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO 00N8ULT THIS CATALOGUE. The List will be Changed at least Once a Week. NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS roseau AT FUG ARTI K'S BOOK DEPOSITORY. Catalogue* Vo. Vi. MTZPAH-Frienis at Prayer. Bi LC. Loomis. "The Lom watch be'ween me and thee when we are absent one from another " $3 CB. DO. "luqnulea which now agitate the think, lu* *orld." Contents: Ha.tematarai Booka; Super? natural beingn; oupeina ural Lifo; .-upe nw rural Desimv ; The coepbo Among the Disciples. SI 60. AM AMERICAN WOMAN IN KUttOfE. by Mrs. 8. B. Urhins SI 60. FA Tl Y GRAS"-JOURNEY FBOM BOSTON IO BALTIMORE by Oarohne H. DalL 9136. -A .DuIlUL ('EMMu -' MUI ?I tts if SERVICE AFLOA r during the War bet wen tbe Mates, lilas, trate! with 6teel eng? ved Portraits and six Engrav in. s in cromo tints. SS, TBE WORES OF DiNU'L D FOE. with Cbal mer*? L- e of the Author, auno ated S J 50. IHE<?ELE>IA; or, Tb<- Ota-I m> lon iud Pepe to? ity, couti cte and iriumphsof Hie me Ho y Catho? lic and Apostolic Churo J, by a Pre-oy ter of the West. sa VOX ECOLESTA; or. The Doc rino ot tbe Protea taut bi Iscopal church on Episcopacy aud Apostolic succession. $2. GROIP'S UAPTIST umORY, fro a the Foun? dation of the Cunstian Churcu to the close of the 18tb entury. $2 t?. XHEbCHKMK OF REDEMPTION, a lt is Reveal ed aud 1 aught in the Ho;y sc ip area B / B Mtlli ? rn, i residen, of the College of the Blole in Ken turkv Uuiversity. $2 60. .SERMONS BY THE LATE BtV. G ORGE SHEP? ARD, ProVssor in Theological cteminao, Bangor, Me. S3. ALI JE'S ADVENTURES IN WON DEBLAND, with 42 illustration*. $160. NEAL'S W\NDEK NG BECOLLEC'l I0N9 OF A SOME WHAT BU? LIFE. $2 UAY ; .W's IL LUMBA ED HOBSE DOCTOR, written in p'a'u English. $3 THE BES. H AND BA * OF GEOBGIv, with an Appendix containing a Court Bo 1 fro u 179J to 1837, Ac. By stephen F. Millar. 2 vols , 8vo. $6. ANNUAL OF SOTEN Ir in DIS ov .RV ; or. Year Book of Facts In belenes and Art Tor 1869. By Samuel Eneela d. $2. BAN I IN.j ON CORPULENCY. Sixth Edition. 26 cents. . Ul PRIPST ?ND THF HUGUENOT; or, Per secu ion lu tho Age of Louis XV. frc m t?ieFrench of Bunuenea 2 vols. S3. I HE PREACHER AND TH? K NG; or, Board, alone in the court ot Louis XIV, 'rom the French of bung ntr tl SJ. ON THE WING, t Book for ?po Urnen, by%u__ etea '. luilv Illustrated. ?2 60. T ny NoVi-LH AND LiGUl BEADING or tbe latest and Hundard authors seut by Mail without extra charge. txuy Books published in Amer ce or Europe sent free of postage on r.celpt ot publisher's price. Ad? dress FOGAItTIE'a BOOK DEPOSITORY, . No. 260 Kiug-street, (in the Bend,) Charleston, S. 0. May u CAC etuthemo?