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THE DAILY NEWS. Care eat circulation^-THE DAILY NEWS JUttltra THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE .COONIEED A3 TIA VI NO TBE LARGEST CIR? CULATION UT TUS OITT OF CUAELSSTOX. 4'UHLISH?S TBS LIST OF LETTERS RFU AIX ING IN TDK POSTOFFIOB AT TBK END Of 8A CH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TBE PR0VI8 JOffS OF TBS NEW POSTOFFICE LA W. CHEAP ADVERTISING. TUB CHABLESTON NKWS, tho circulation of Tvliich is ?boat I ? ico as large aa that ot any -other paper published in Booth Carolins, ie the oeet advertimos medium for ali businoss meo. For persons who ?rant Bitu itions or servants; who want hoiiBOs or apartments, or hayo them to rout; who waut or who otter board and lodg? ing; who have lout or found articles of value, THB NEWS hos no equal; and ia ordor that all classes may have their wants supplied, wo havo ? adopted tho following scale of CUFAPADVKH TU) RM KN TS put/mcni for which most invariably be made when Vie order U given: AdvertiBOmoots of situations wanted by or offered to eli" kr,, governesses, tutors, work* -men, mechanics, houac-sorvants, porters, ebop boyb, oooka and washers; board and lodging < wanted or o (Te red; apartments wanted or to i lot; artioloe lost or found; houses, shops, offices and warehouses wanted, or to lot, and misoolla ? nooua wanta of all ninda. For each iimerlion of advert?aos uta of tho classes specified : ' Not exceeding Tn HIT LINKS or 30 words....26 couts FOUR UKBS or 30 words.40 " " Fiva urns or 10 words.60 .' All advertisements to bo insertad at these .ratos mast bo propald and delivered at TUE NEWS office bv 9 P. M. Hange of rtiermometer ai abe is cw s .Ulnae. .FridaT. ai 13 P. M. M 6 P. ll. 88 LOCAL MATTERS. -o Heatings Tnls Day. Washington Light In Tan try Charitable Asio . o i nt ion, at 8 o'clock. Stonewall Fro Com?an* at 8 P. M. PKESOHAL.-Mr. Jobo S. Shuck, editor of the Barnwell Journal, ls at the Pavilion Hotel. ?THK BIOC HABVSST.- Information has roaoh ? od hore from Ashopoo that some of the planters on that river have common cod cutting their crops. _ Tint MARIN Em" a OHTJEOH_There will be ser? vices in tho Mariuor's Ohuroh. Church-street, : to-morrow, Sunday, at half-past ten o'clock in tho morning. NEW COTTON,- Tho first bale of new cotton from the South, which arrived at Boston, was sold at auction at th it oliy, on the 17th inBtanl, ; and brought for'y oi's per pound. THAT CONFEDERATE. -Tho Yorkville Inqui? rer does not know Lieutenant B W. Boyd, of Pork, aaid by a "returned Coafoderate sol? dier" to be still on Johnson's Island. K Nsw YOBS STEAK LINE,.-Tho steamship Min? natonka, Cnptain Carpenter, we are informed, sailed from New York, on Friday morning, at 7 o'clock, for Xivat-?**tc.Tj<lhe takes the place of the steamship Magnolia. Tnr. NE wa IN THE CouNrar_Beaders of THN Nhws going to tho country can reooivo then favorite paper by mail, dally, at seventy five dints a month, by addressing a noto, with their mi Ilsen pt loo, to our publication office. A LAME Arrara.-Yesterday morning, a lame negro, nam J J 8tophen Jones, had a keg of but tor trying to soil it. Be became tired, and of? fered a one-armed negro, ' named Wm. Small, ten cents to carry it. Small conseuted, and on receiving tho keg ran away. He was captured by Offioora Trnall and Lovett, and looked up. THE MILLS HOUSE.-Messrs. Parker A Bros., who have leased this house, did not arri vu >es teraay, as was announced they would do, but a letter from them did, stating that they wero nuw engaged in securing tho fn rn it urn for the hons ), and will b3 in Charleston on the sixth of Sep? tember. _: THE Boornr.BN Lira INSUCANCB COUPANT - We are informed that Captain 8. Y. Topper, au of the moat experienced iosarauce agents in Charleston, as well aa one of our most p >p nlar oitissus, has been appointed Resident Agent of tho Southorn Lifo Insurance Com? pany. Tine iJ a good appointment in overy ?WAT. _ ODE TEASE WITH ALABAMA. - Charlea te ri marchants an I j ibbjra who wish to win baik the trade of Alabama will find it to their inter? est to a Iver i ?HO tu the Talladega " Mountain Home" and Oxford -'Hising Star." These pa? pers ci rc ul uto through the richest ?ec lion H of North and Central Alabama. Mr. M iseley, one of the proprio!om of the papers nam d. is in Oharldston, and will call on the nurohauts to day. fe Nsw COTTON.-The dry and very warm ?weather with which planters are at present "favored, will probably quicken the movement of the new orop, and tue new growth wilina doubt ooma forward so m in considerable quan? tities. The first regular eonsigomenta to our merchants arrived here 'yesterday, and con? sisted of one bale, growa by Dr. fi. H. Dowl? ing, of Barnwell County, in this Btete, weight, 492 pounds, .classed middling, oonsigued to Messrs. Pels ir, Bodger* St Co., and sold at 89 osnta per pound. The second, grown by Dr. J. F. tMey, of Onngoburg County, in this State, consigned to Messrs. Pdlaur, Bo lg irs St Co.. and sold td Mea ira. M. Ojldsmttu St Son at39 cents par pound. The third, of tl orgia growth, was tr.im Augusta, oonsigued to Messie. Claghorn, Birring as Co., weigh' 485 pounds, dossed middling and sold co Messrs. M. Qjlusuiith it Son at 39 03nta per pound. TBS SAVANNAH BASK BALL CLUB.-The Ba ranoah p ipers H po ak both warmly and heal ti y ?of the manner in which ibo 8* va un ali Bi HO Bi ll Club waa treated. The Advertiser says: "To the Carolinas and cittz -ns nf Charlo ito n while Oho Savannahs would desire to express their .appreciation of 41 thekindness, hospitality and gonereaity with which they wore on every band received, they (eel that words will not satisfy the fullness bf their hearts, sod desire so opportunity in the only way possible, s re? ciprocation in kind We trust the Carol mas -rill cot wrns9 thora thia oppurro ilty." ijjhs Morning News says Viewed through .a social medium, this visit his provod that the ?)b arios ton of old, ram JU? for its In gb-to nod -manhood and outarusblng hospitality, still ?ar? rives, sud the day never will como, what o vcr may be Ibo o iron ni s tan coe of political degrada? tion forced upon the Southern people, wtieh the old geographical designation of Charleston may not be written truly : rho (imo) ellmoos of Charleston ?ro distinguished for their hos? pitality and refinement, and perhaps no placo l?tne Untied States ?frorli nore agreeable ^oclatf." THE ENGINE SOUSE OE THE STONE? WALL EIRE COUTANT. An invofitiRation into the origin of tho fire, by wbioh the engine bouse of the Stonewall Piro Comp my was consumed on Tuesday night last, wan continuod yesterday by Appe? lant Engineer B. M. Alexander, at the office ot Hessre. Buist A Buist, on Broad-etroot. Offi? cer O. B. Lory, of tho tl ot ec ti ve forco, who had bo'-n instructed to work up the case, bad secur od tho attendance of a number of witnosscs, the subit?neo ot whose testimony ls subjoined: Mr. W. G. Pombtrtou, while near tue ongino house, at or about a quarter plat eight o'clock ruesday night, saw a smoke there, and thou saw negroes trying to forco opou tho door. Ho went to General Wago? ner's houso oppoiite and asked for au axo. His son brought an axe, and with it knookod tho door opon. Ho with Wageucr pulled the ongino out. As ho ran in be steppod on BOIUO slipper}' subatauoo on tho floor, and would have fallen but for catching bold of the tongue of the engine. Wh6n be first saw tho smoko there were two negroes noar the engine house, and one near the cor? ner. He asked them what wau tho causo of the smoko, and they replied that there was a smokehouse in rear of tho engiue house. Think? ing it queor that there sbould be smoko in a smoke house at this time of year, ho went to? wards tho cngino bouse door, whereupon tho nogrops bo had accosted ran off. Mr. H. H. DeLeon, who lives next door to th J engine houso, went there when the alarm was giveu. On entering, he found ibat the rear door was open. The wheels ot tho ongine were not tied. He saw that there was somo delay in getting the roel out, and heard that it was occasioned by tho wheels being tied. Mr. Henry Wagoner was at his father's house when a gentleman caaae and asked for an axe to break tbe engine house door open. He got the axe, broke the door down, and aidod in hauling mit tho engine, whioh was done with? out difficulty. He had nothing to do with hauling out the reel. Mr. Wm. Harr?l, Jr., a momber of the Stone? wall Company, saw the door b^oKen down with an axo, and entered the house with tho first. He saw the fire m a oloset on tho loft hand effie. He attempted to haul out the reel, but could not more lt more than a few feet. On looking at it to see what was the matter, ho found that the drag rope waa entangled or tied (ho oould not be positive which) between the spool and axle, prevent lng it from being moved. He took' out bia knife and ont the rope, and, with the help of two colored men, hauled it to the well, where the engine had been camed. On attempting to unreel the bose ho found that also fastened or entangled with a rope. Ibis rope had to be out with an axe before the hose oould be need. Whon he en ered the engiue house the rear door was open. Mr. E. T. West arrived after the feel was hauled out, but saw it after the attempt bad been made to unreel the hose. Seeing that it could not be moved, be took his axe (being an axman of tbe company; and out the ropo wilb whioh it waa tied. Mr. H. W. tilleox, who bad charge of the closet in wbioh tbe fire originated, said that t' ore were rags in it, wbiob had been dipped in oil and turpentine to olean the engine, but they had not baen used amco the 21st June. Neither bad that doset been open since that time. He was tbe only one in the company that had a koy toit. There were no matches kept iu the closet. Mr. F. T. Moore helped to pul] out the engine, .nd on returning to the reel round that it was tiod, as was the bose, lt could not be moved, nor the boob reeled off, until ropes, whioh tied them, bad been out. , t At twelve o'clock the investigation was ad? journed until five o'clock. At that hour infor? mation was roceived that the matter would re? quire a little more tune to be looked into, and the investigation was further adjourned nntll five P. M., Tuesday afternoon. The evidence clearly proves that the firo was the woik of an incendiary. GAVK SBOTJUTY.-Mr. Hammerscbmidt, of whose arrest at the inatanoe of the friends of Mr. Blank, upon the charges of kidnapping, obealing and defrauding, malicious trespass and false imprisonment, an account bas been given, gave security, yesterday, in tho sum of 11200 to appear before the State Court for ti ia!; 1300 upon each charge. ADOPTION or A R?SOLU nos TO EXPEL COH QRKSSXAX BOWKS rsox THE Lor AL LEAGUE. - There vas a meeting of the Charleston branoh of tho Union League of Amen ia, held "at the usual limp and plaoe." (as their advertisements say. which moans at 8 o'olook. and at tbe Mili? tary Hall ) rbur.-id.iy night. It is ourrently reported and believed that a resolution was offered and adopted at this meeting io expel f im the Union Leagouof Amirioa Congress? man C. C. Bjwerj, for "infam?os condnot." A man who is kicked out of a Union League for infamous oowV-ct must bo infamous In? deed. We'll allow Bowen to re? jver from fris NEWS only flvo hundred doll irs for the publica? tion of this Hom. Two MORE DB?MMEUH IN TROUBLE;'-On Thursday afternoon last, Officers Lsvy and Coates arrested Mr. Walter Muro, travelling agent of the house of French, Richard? tc Co., Of Philsdelph a, and Ur. Joseph Gorhrm, travelling agent of thc house of Hooker fis Brother, of New York, upon the charge of offering goods for oslo aud Bolioitlus orders, in violation of the ordinance "to been so and reg? ?late travelling agents, itinerant salesmen, transient persons and other persons non-resi? dents of the city,-' and providing that an v per? son failing to comply with the ordinance shall be fined five hundred dollars. Yesterday morning the parties were arraign? ed before the Hryor, wbo decided to first hear the case of Mr. Mire. Mr. Maro acknowl? edged thai he had been guilty of doing what he was charged with. Alderman Collins Bald he knew Mr. Mure and tho house he represented very well; Ibat Mr. M. had been here several times; tnat he was unacquainted with the ordinance, and neither be nor bia house w<<uld violates law 1er anytbi ig; that he (Collins) was willing lo give security for the paymoot of the tax of one per cent, upon every hundred dollars' worth of goods sold. The Mayor stated that the ordinance pre? nded that s lax of tbroe per cont, should be pud on every hundred dollars' worth ol goods ?old. Alderman Collins theo said he was still wit? ling to bs security fur the amount, bat it was his opinion that the law was o se leas to the aity, that it had beep passed in Mayor Gall lard's time for the benefit of a few merchants who were members of Council, and introduced and passed it. Tbs Mayor said that he would require Mr. Mure to get out a lioenae. pay the tax, sod also pay a flue of twenty-five dollars. He then announced that be would postpone S bearii.g ot the cas i ot Mr. Gorham nntll to-day. We do not see ttie? necessity of these dram mere being arrested unless the law is enforced ii gai ?st them. It is stated that the City At? torney assorts that tho Mayor has nothing to do in suoh cases but io enforce the law to tbs loiter. Fining s man twenty-five dollars for an offonoe (of which be admits himself guilty,) for whioh the law requires a fine of Ave hun? dred do lars, ls not, in our humble judgment, carrying oat the law. R?es TBAHSFOBTATTOX-NEW COTTON.-Tho uto ?mali lp Falcon, for Baltimore, took oat ODO hundred and n mo tv-two tierces rice tor Balti? more and North vastara oitiea-a vor* largo movemont by ono steamer for thia lato porlod of the season. Also abalo of noir cotton (or Baltimore, ana auotber for Philadelphia -tho flr a tb.it will reach cither city of tbe crop of 18C9. Daua LABELS.-We desire to call tho alton tiou of druggists in tbe oity and throughout rho Slate (o tbo peculiar facilities of l ni: NEWS Job Office for printing all kinds of drug Ip.bels, prescription blanks, 4-e., at tho H h or tont no? tice, and in a stylo unsnrpas-ed anywhere in the oountry. Oar stock of catii, bordors and fancy type is uuusually largo and choice. Call aud oxamino specimens of work. THE LJTE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.-We print this morning the reports of tho commit? tees appointed to inquire into tno oondition of this company, and aro glad to see that it holds BO strong and pr aporons a position. More' than a million dollars has been received from premiums, and the actual assets amount to $9(59,083. All tho premiums paid this company are invested in tbe State from which thoy oome, so that iv has all the advantages of a home institut ton. The o om pa u y is, wo behove, doing a flue basiuoss m Charlouton. HOTEL ARRIVALS, AUOIMT 20.--Charlu sion ??old.-A. Gold mint h, r-'o tua; J. A. Bremer, Misses Mary and Hannah Brouior, Aucusta; a. U. Mosel?, Talladega, Ala.; J. H. Miller. Aiken; J. A. Duncan. Barnwnll; J. H. Mcivor, C?eraw; imogene ?Vard, Janies Shep paid, New York; H. O. and E. P it Mollison,. Rhode Island; J. Me? it ae, Camden; P. L. Wig'gtn, Beaufort. PaoiUon Uolel.-B. B Wuodbary. Barnwell J. P. Gayle, Florence. S. 0.; M. Lo vi and wi e, M. Jae ba. Manuiug; John 8. Shu SK, Bari.well Journal; Mrs. Flannigan. Colombia; BI. B. Haberman, Urah urn's Cross Ko a du. ?NBPEOTOB - GENKBAL. -That manoeuvring Alderman, Thom a J. Mackey, it is uudeiotood, will oe elected Lispeotor-Oenrral o> Lumber and Timber at tu J next mee'lng ot Council. It ia reported that he bas threatened to make oTory Alderman who attempt? to "tbro-v bim ovorho^m," "Out etiok," but if the attempt bo successful to "walk a plank h. nu elf." He is ''lng rolling" like the devil to get tho place, and will doubl lens anco Md, as he has friends with "hearts of oak. * who will ''shiver their timbera" before they will let bim mis3 thia obance to gut the *'desd woou" opon Alaerman Collins, and to make the raftsmen and others "plank np." THE BILI, TO OBQANIZB A BOARD or GOLOS? EO FIEEMASTEBM, whiob created HO much ox oitement when it waa introduced In Council a shore timeainoe, and elicited a petition Bigned bv three thousand tax myiug citizens, praying that it should not bo adopted, will be brought ap at tbs next mooting of Conned. But it has been modified considerably-all of what fol? lows within the quotation marks, aud ot.ier portions of the bill have been stricken out : "That in add mon to tho present Board of Fire mostors there shall bo, and is hereby created, a Board of Firemasters to be kuown and desig? nated as tbo Board or Colored Firemasters or the City of Char lemon, who shall have and ex? ercise the same powers and authority, aud shall per toi m tho samo duties in relation to the colored firo engine companies aa are now exercised and performed by tho existing Board of Fire mas wra m relation ti tho white fire ondina oumnania?. aua- the said Colored Board of Fircmasteis shall consist of the presi? dents of the colored Are engine companies herein designated, and of tho presidents of anoh other colored fire companies as may here? after bo admit tod in tbe Fire Department of tbe City ot Charleston.'' The bill as modified provides that the United, Comet Star, Niagara. Prudence, Ashley and ibo Union Star Fire Engine Companios be al? lowed a monthly compensation inatead of the pay by the hour during fires, as is given them at present. CBTJMBS.-Two scavengers were * arraigned bofore the Mayor yesterday to answer to the charge ot allowing dirt and trash to remain In the streets after tho hour preter ibed by law. They were dismissed with a reprimand. A little negro boy, charged with larceny aud vagrancy, was sentenced by the Mayor to sixty days imprisonment in the.House of Correction, Captain Jenka is having beliehen pl .cod around the pond on Hu lodge and Beaufain st roots. This is a decided im pr o vern ont. Assistant Engineer Alexander yesterday tur prised borne poraons who asked bim "Who was the first mau?" (meaning, attbe Stonewall En? gl no Ho i se) by responding," a* Adam." It, oc? casioned thought aud a search in (bo Bible to aoe if be waa corro.-t. Tbo indefinito postponement of the noe be? tween tho yachts Uname-, "Boje and black Crook waa a great disappointment to many. It ls slated that the postponement was cairned by the refusal or tbe Mayor to furnish an armed polio* eso ?rt. There will bo no steamer for Beaufort aud Sa? vannah on Monday. A detachment of a negro military company I called the* Lincoln Light Infantry turned oat yesterday t > bary a o mirado. ' So far as ; hoard from, ll was hot yesterday the thermometer standing at ninety-seven in the shade. The J. W. Wilkinson whorauforthe office of oleik of tho market is a colored mao. Offioars Truall aadLorott yesterday reported four pardons for keeping hogs on their prem? ises fa violation of the olty ordlnanoo. There will be no service' at the Citadel Sqnaro Baptist Church to morrow. lt ia generally behoved that there Will be no further efforts to rumoro tho Conservativo members of the poltoo force. M VH IS IS HB NOT IV JU S. G BEEN TOSTLE 8 our, baked bass, bolted bim, shrimp salad, Ac, al Torch's "Our House" to-day. -o Mr. J. MADSEN begs to inform bis friends and customers that he has reopen xl hw to?, baoco boase, at No. 814 King-street, corner Society, whom ho will bo happy to see th, m. August 21 ' 8* THE HOT WEA Tue? has created an immense demand tor Scot L'S famous Star Sherie. Tbe t ff oct of tb? thermometer, ranging in the nineties, noon tho paper collar trade, can be better imagined than described. Two BILLIARD HALLS, supplied with Phe lan'a tables, ate among the minor adj anota of that pattern hoe toi no, the A merle an House, Boston. Mesar*. Bice keep pac* with all tie demands fof guests. Lia HT READ ma ron TUB WABM WEATHER. Oar monds in the country who desire to obtain light reading for (ho warm weather, at strictly popular prtoes, are referred tothondvertiso ment of Mr. Ot o. Righter; the very enterpris? ing and trust worthy Ring-stroe t dealer in book* and perlodioaki of ad kinds. Hi* list will be foond IO incl ado som e tin n g to snit every taste, and It soe m s to ns a marvel how he can afford to send bis book* by mail over the ooontry, post-paid, at tho ridiculously low prices named. SljiitB 01. /orststiine (Soots. T HB G ll IC A T SENSATION. SCO T'S Superior Fitting Shirts. BHIBTf. SHIR S. SB1HT8 8BIBTS. bBlKTB. KB1BTS ? SU IK tri. nimia. h Ul I lt H. bu nu H. 8HIBI8. bBIUTH. Jul) 8 SCOTT'S POPULAS ASO RXLIABLE 8HIBT MANUFACTORY Mcettiig-atreet, Opposite Harket Hull. SHIRTS MADS TO OBDSB. SHIRTS BE A DY HABE, ALI. KIZF.B. Directions for Measurement, Lc, BENT BS MAIL Die Gmo? BLACKWELL'S CC 2 NO. SUB ttlVU-STHfcKT, One door below Market. GREAT RBDVCTIUl IM PBICB3 OF SCARFS TIES HANDKEBOBIEF9 UNDI: ti WE Ali. Ao. SST THY IT. X H GOODS. Ju'y Vi ?ra OS /inf Jlrta. pilUTUOMAPn CUL.tlKI.NG. PERDON"* BIBBING TO BATE PBOTOORAPB8 tinted wi lb caro and latte oan bava their order* promptly filled by lea-ring tbera at Hoi mea' Book Booie. Writ ton directions ahould lo each cate be giren aa to tba alfie of coloring pieferred. Jul* V3 3rao?? /tnannat. X> A N K K . * . . HSlUua anal KXCBANCTJT Mwani. an. ata OB ANTS, winning Cbeeka, Bianka, Letter Beada, br Job Painting of soy deaenpnon, c.n get their oidera filled promptly ?nil la tba neatest style, at ?heap rate*, try applying at I BK N HW J JOB OFFIOE, No. U9 Ea* Bay. g aromare, (?ntlcrn. (Str. ICK I.KS Oil H HS AP HOOK", OF DIRECT IMPORTATION-JUST ARRIVED. ALSO OH HAMS, POWDEB, SHOr, CAPS. Ac. At S. H. MAHtiBALL, SION OF TBE "BIO OUN," No. S10 King-street, third door below ocie ty. Angual IS (babuino Jfl ist ellan tona. la A 8 T 1 U JOINT IROl?J ROOFING, "OU?CAI/TS PATENT," For Retldence?, ?n?ar Bonses, Cotton Olna, Bridge?, Ac. Mannfactored by . 8BOENBEROBB A CO.. No. 15 PnbUo Landina, Cincinnati, Obio. Joly M PAP_imo j)- K V I \ KU FA Bli L V LAH I), PACKED BI PROCTER & GAMBLE, CINCINNATI. AT* Aile roar?rocei for oar Brand of Lard In tat ese Paekngii. Tacked In 3 rb, c tb. 10 lb Cad ile?; 60 rb Can* for shipment. Ch ea pee i mode for felling Lard, lend foi Price List. - ?.lal by Grocers In Charleston. liV 09 . DA o stn th Amo STAIR RODS, nOMZB, 7QL1 (BLT, f?% y M * Porc-elftl n, flJv/yi \Bati?raai? HO C?mminf, /lj I wnB r4TT*T /Mli\? - DROP FIXTURE, ^^^jA dj^ WHICH .ia ?o rratiw?. SwHn I aMagZS Ksfff It canoe applied to Cil IM Rfc' any Rtuir rtJrl. eliher til f^M KaMll""'"! or Pint, and ? la M^aSB B Tcvonts Its slipping jBJla|g^^^?^^HRH ^Aak ^'^^ "JH M^^faMal *r u> ^*^HHar"5al3Kal5*^?*D BUY KO OTHES. 8TA?H njA.iT-?, For Hotels, Featsurants and Public Building?, MAH UarACTORES BY V. T. ? J. M ERSE RE AU, 62 Duane St., N.Y A ng aa 118 2 rc os pu ?Ha cpi a rn?, (lastings, <Etx. UT A. II I< K BflQlNHB. ON HAND, PH. SIGHT, TEN HOR3E POWER. ALSO, OHE HIXIY-H?K3E ENGINE, WITH FLUB BOILES i UMPLETB. For sale by C4IHOLM BBOTHUBS. Ausrast 21 atula* Adger's North Wbarf. ^ O T 1 C K WE ABS PREPARED TO FILL OBDEBS FOB STA i IO NARY ANO POBTABLB STEAM KNQINKH, ?r superior make, at '?educed prices and on accom oo.odi.Uns terina. OAT LL ABU sr MINOTT. Factor*, Angil.tai s.uih_Adget's Whsrf. jyj^ E KTI !V ST lt K HT KU?N DRY. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING THE IMPROVED MCCARTHY COTTON OIN, STEAM KNGINES ANO BOILERS, of various lizas on band IMPROVED VEBTIGAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN MILLS, HUGAB MILLS, SUOAB BOILSRff AND PANS, of ail aiaoa HOBHE POWERS AND GIN QEAB1NQ. irom S 10 feet In dlamoter IMPROVED LEV5B COTTON PRE8SB8 lot Hand. power, saw and Bice Ullis MACH IN Mi Y AND CASTINGS or aU description. ma<ie to order Particular atienllon paid to HOOliE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOI? BOIL?. INQS, GRATINGS, CISTERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, rsc., dir, WILLIAM 8. H KN li HEY, MACHINI&2 AND FOUNDER. NO. SH UEBTLNG-BTRl KT, CHARLESTON. F, C. Angus! 3_mw? K HOPS * TO 300 hone power. Including the celunraleJ Coritas i ut-of Engines, -uni- Valve Sta. tlouArt Engines Portabi? Eugine?. Ac Also. CTrru isr Mulsv and Gang Saw Milla, 6ugar Cane a ia. ha.ting Pulley ?. Ac. Lath and Shingle Mills. Wheal and Corn Villa. Circulai -awi Belliss, Ac Send (or descriptive Circular und Price List. <v tim St MANN STEAM ENGINE CO.. l/obni?ry lg Otica, New Kork. Cotton Ci?.. -pOR. ll A la I N U COTTON, DILLON'S UN IT EES AL WB0?GHI IRON TIE, IMPROVED, THId FAVOBTTB TIE MADS OF THE BB?T qnelltv of iron, and posaeaira advantages, tor tho ?tcouomlcal baling of cotton moat important to the planter, merchant ?nd far-tor. For aale In laig? and emull lota tof a bundle) at r duced rates. WILTJ A M BUACH t co.. August B ,ru J Apenlai foriiuum Carolin? Battioaot). gOUTII VARULINA HAlLUIMl). C3F \Jtt 't9JL-M^?LSH?dC^iiWO?^^r^rJBgt^S^ GEN EBAL n'JP KHINTKN Ub.i*TH OKFIUE, I OBABtatwroH, H. G., April 9, 1*6?. I ON AND A VT KB SIJ?DAY, A PU 11, lira, TH h PArfe._U-.1EB TRAINS of tb* South Carolu a Rail? road will run as follows : FOB AUGUSTA. Leave Cbarleeton.SSO a. M. Arrive at Auirnata.i ts P. M. Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Uemphn NsahvUle and New Orieane. Tia Montgomear anr G rsa i? Junction. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charis-um.8.J0 A. Ai. Arrive at Col urn ma.S. 10 P. M connecting with Wilmington and Manabester B?li road, ?ne Camden train FUS UBARLKbTOH. Le*ve aagusta.S.uo a. M Arrive al Charleston.S.10 P. SI Leave Col-rabia.7 AS A. M trrlve at Charleston.S.10 P. M AUGUSTA NIGHT KX PR?MS ISCNOATS KXCFPT-D.i Leave Onarleeton.7.30 P. M. Arrive at .Munista.8.lo A. M Connecting witb train? tor Ueraphle, Nash viii? and Kew Orleans, via Grand Junorton. 'eave augusta.T..4.10P. .V Mri ve at Charleston..?.1.00 A. v tSOLTTMHIA NTGHT KXPBESS. ISUMIUT? aXCEPTXD.I' Leave Charleston.0.05 P.W Arrive ai Colombia.1.15 A. Al Connecting i?uu<my? excepted i with Greenville an' Columbia Railroad. . .eave Columbia.5.flu p. ? imra at Oharlerton.6.30 A. M Sr MMERVILLK TRAIN. Leave tibarleaton.i.-m p. Arm* at Summerville. B.< ti _>. u Leave -iummi-rvillo.7.10 A. M Irr.ire at Oharieston.M.5 A. V OAMDEN BRANUH. Camden and '.nlumbt? PsrRooaor Tratia on MON. Dava, WsranuDATs and HATUBDAIS. connects wltb np and rio?m Day Pas ??rigera al Rlngv-Ue. Leave Oamdsn.SSS A. M Arri'eal Columbia.IL??. A. M Leave iloluaDbia.P. M Arrive at Camden.7.03 F. M, Hiiro ?vi > H. T. i't AHL> , .pr1! i" General ?nnetirtfindenl. Ptngs, tymit?ib, tic. |^ K C A K K F IT; WHAT MEDICINES VOV T iK fi- . B WHFJJ YOU ARK FX H UH ED BY OVE h WORK Ol brad or hard, and feel tbe need ol ?orDrihli g *n ' vbioraiing. don't drink whiskey or any Intoxicaling th'nu, ?hr her ander the name of "li t-rr or other? wise. - och arr?eles git* Jnat a- mach itteDg-'b to i'nur weary bod and mind as the whin glvea to the arl ed borer, aiid no more. Alcoholic allmnlanta are njntioue to Nerv? bcalih, and are ALWAYS followed hy UKPBESBING RPAoi ION. Dndd's Nerrine und Intigorator Is a TONIO a i<d GENTLE RT I ur LAN r which ls NUT attended hy HEAOTION. W at it gama lor yo? lt malntaira. Wbrn ittefreshea bodv or mind, lt refrcahes wi' h narara! strength iha' cunie< lo siay. c uro not recommending, teetotalism lu tbe interest ol suv fectfoc, bot long and ex ended ooserva'ion teaches u? that he who resorte to tbs bo'i'e for reel. or i>eu peral ton. will And, aa be keen? ati. that he is kindling a Are la bia bonis which will coutume Uko ihL 0JBMS ol laordllion. Tarn from lt lok. tonie that will refreeb ?nd not deslror. DfiDD'S al ERV? SB lr for ?ale by all Brusidats. Price One D'bar. See Book of certiorate- that accoaapaule* sash Dotti _7moe Jone as -HO'I HIVltHBAL BVBM1AS ' HEALING SALVE. THIS YALTMHLB BBMBOY HA? r.FFEOl'F.r im.nmerable snres, and bas gained for bs 1 a great reputation. The dismvirsr of tbls Salve has april-d ii win i em l ti eu i snooe?s la tuoa>anda of eases dur? mg the (Jilmean War. and har curtd datigerons at ands. In miut ca?' ? on nn de red mortal. j MUK. Bbsa ls 'ha so e possessor ot th- vaina bte ireret of making Ibis aler} from . ls experience in laing ll in turo pe and ine ?ncc??? attending ita ap. alica!ion <herc, he baa been induced IO introduce lt uti tue O' Red 'lates rr I.EIT_VP.I PAINI I ho e ?ho have Won> d?. n runes Cut? of all ri il?, ot 3< ree. felons, -crate he? Mo'qnito Rites Proa Hilten Join ts, ?ore Li s Chllbiat I a. Children's .cnrbuUc complsipt* on Head and 1 ace, are tpt-edll\ :ured It hue proved f great e/lvanlage toladiett, md ta r.fr nllarir adapted for pathered brean?, ?ore eg>, AJO Ihrunuh conBnement, sud other eau ?CB It acts like mmric in removing Holls Pimples, snd Tuianeuaa Diae-aea, and baa been anoee^afully l>ed for ''orna tumlo n and Sore Throat, ot apply ug ex?, mal y ?ferr . vent u before gol cg ?0 bed. for sale by .11 dtngglsta Prtoe Vc. Boa, and Si ?rr Jar. offlce. N .. MO B twery, N. Y. None genuine iqle?ai'0^nteraigned K PP.BG'b OMVEK.SAL RU ? I AN ii Al INO haLVj., No MO Bowrry. New fe,-* F v bj JO UN V. Wei RY, No. B All?ge rta**, Nsw Torte. ataihly Julys {U?utaU?/n mim. U li O II I O V ti CHANUK. THAT ANT BICK MAN BORVTVED THE treatment of filly years a-o, mast be considered a proof that haman beings aro very hard to kill. The lancet, calomel, cantharldtes and drastic pm> gatlves wore then the order of the day. The phy. alelan playod Into the bands of the apothecary, and the unfortunate patient was drenched morning noon and night with prostrating medicine). We Ive tn a moro rational end conscientious era. The mportanco of supporting Natani in its conflict with disease ls now understood. Complaints la themselves weakening aro no longer aggravated by artificial depletion. They arc met with TON IO a that rally the vital powers and enable them to de? feat the enemy. Ohlef among these allies of Nature, lu its battles with Itcasees, ls PLANTATION B1TTUK8. ThU wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet* anshor ot the feeble and debilitated. As a cordial for the ??red and deorepld it has no equal among stomaohlcs. Aa a rom edy for the nervous weakness to which the tender sea are especially subject, it is superseding every other stimulant and nervine. Tn all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid, ita acta aa a specific tn every a ped ea of disorder whtoh un? dermines the bodily strength and breaks down the animal spirits. Wherever lt la Introduced lt be? comes a standard article-a medicinal staple. Drag, g lets, although their profit upon it ls email, find lt absolutely necessary to keep a preparation for which everybody Inquires, and for which'^nobody win accept a substitute. It ia to-day the most popolar me di odie in the civilised world. Extensively as lt is advertised, ltsbest alrerrtaem'int ls the beueflcisl result which uniformly follows Us use. Every bottle sold insured tho sole of at least haifa doaen more. Unlike other stimulants it braces and fortifies the system without exciting undue cerebral action. The cheering effect wbirh it pro du oe s upon the mind la not momentary, but permanent. There is no subaequent depression. It does not, as Ia the ?ase with all other s ti a ult, beget a craving for ex. citants. On ths other band, lt soo lbs? and calms the nerves, e ita bi olag, strange as the anomaly aa a/ seem, the qualities of a ??dative ?cd gentle anodyn with thoa? of a tente and lnvlgorant. The perfect purity of nil ita ingredient?, their admirable sd sil? tation to the purpose* they are Intended to ?ob? serve, the judMoua prcspertlone la whian ?bey ar? combined, and the seton Un? ?kill with whian they are blended, reader this famous article at once th? most potent and las moat har s?lese of ail koo sra tonics and alteratives. Bald by all Dragnet*. December 7 ly juchen Sait?. Desirable Investment of Real Estate. W. Y. LEITCH & R* S. BRUNS?. Auftlontfn. Will be poid at auction, at tho Old Poetofflce, at ll o'otock, on TUf-DAY. 34th lost.. That dc?ireblo Two and-?-balf Itory WOODEN DWE1 LINO AND QROUERY .STAND, situated at tho pouihcaet corno- of Cannon and Rt. PhiPpitreeta, with Ono Kitchen and neca-ary outbuildings. Lot measures 38 feet Iront br 81 toot more or less. ALSO. That desirable TENEMENT WOODEN BUILDING: adjoining the abnvn al ibo eoutb, contaiulnn - .quern rooms and attics, ?rub KMcbou and necesaary outbnlldlng*. Lot measures AO leet from by 8'1 feet, more or lees. Terms-One-bait cash; bslsnco one >oar; property to bn !nuun:d, policy atHtgncd. PurcU-eor to pay ns for napers and stan pa. August 10_ tbstu3 Desirable Ttoo Story Wooden Douse, No. 9 Nunan street W. Y. LEITCH Ai R. S. BRUNS? Auctioneers. Will bo sold on I UK -tl 'AV, Aucust 31th. at ll o'alock, at Ibo Old Postofflce, Tbatdo-lrable IWO STORY WOODEN HOUSE, known aa No. 9 Nunan-s'rect. four doom from ? ut iB'igO) wiih double ptsaxa. 1 he dwet' contains four tquaro rooms, witb kitcboa, and s' , na roo OB for threo Lomes. Lot tnoasuros as feet front by 1GS feet deop. more or less. Purcbiiser to pay us for papers and stamps. Terms ca?h. 3 August at Sloop, Umon Wharf. KNOX, DAL. & . 0. Will sell on v>EDNf.4DAT, Will Instant, Tho abovo BLOOP, tully equipped. Capacity 32 cords wood._th tu3_August 19 Assignee's Sale. BY A. H. ABRAM AMS & SONS, No. 33 tluyne-etrcot. By direction of A. H. - brahams Araign?e or Charles Madsen we will offer for sale, at Auction, on WEDNESDAY. tbe23t . iuatsut, al 10 o clock, at our Ssle-room, No. 33 Havne-stroot. A well selected atook ot 1MPOB t ED AND DO Mi>STIC CIGARS, TOBACCO. flPtS, 4c, fen., as follows: - balee BAY ANA LEAP TOBACCO - casca Loaf Tobacco, of various q tull tit s - boxes Chewing Tobacco Variety Brauds Smoking Tobacco - boxes Imported Cigars - box s D'.mi'SUo Cigars - Fine Asrortmeut o. Meerschaum and Faooy Pipes - reams Wrapping Paper ALSO, - bbl?. FINE BOUUBON AND CABINET WRP-Kt-Y. Terms-All amounts under 111? must be cash; .SOO, thirty deva; over that amount sixty days, wita Interest at 1 per cent. sr#--av.innah Republican and Augusta Consti? tutionalist copy four tunes, end send bul to . ourler pfftce. - tudi A wi August 17 K pra?*, t?DCHUlUtb, C?e. U S K O p t 0UAEA SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COM~PLAlN,V, NEB YO VS DEBILITY, RHEUM A nutt, NEURALGIA, KIDNEY AFFECTION 9, EBUPIIONB OF TB-! ?KIN, AND ITT. Obstinate or long standing diseases of the BLOOD, LI Y EB, UBINA BY ORGANS, NEBVOU8 SYSTEM, fee It purifies and enriches the Blood, eradicstes aU Syphilide or bcrotuloua Taints. Restores the Liver and Kidneve lo a healthy action, aids digestion, reg ulatea Ihe bowels, and invigorates the Nervous Sys? tem. OST NOT A SECRET QUACK MEDICINE."VB FORMULA ABOUND EAOH BOTTLE. Recommended by the best Physicians, eminent Divines, Editors, Druggists, Merchants, fee. 49-THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR MEDI SINE IN USE. ntPABXD ONLY ?X J. J. LAWRENCE. M. D... I An experienced and well-known Physician sad Chemist,) Laboratory and Office. No. 0 Main-street, NoaroLK, VA. Price One Dollar per bottle. For sale by GOODRICH, WINEMAN fe CO , DOWIE fe MOHR. Charleston, 8. O. And Druggists everywhere. July 36_pao_lyr JJAitBY'S PlltlPRYLACUC FI.l ll). Letter from Bon. AUx. H. St phut, of Georgia. I'ULAwronDHVii.LK, Os september 79. 1868. Darby's Prophylactic Fiuld 1s au article of nm? cort, bat ureat value. Tts domestic as wei) aa medi? cinal pees-are numerous, while its specialties ar? most wonderful I have not been without lt for ten j ear?, and no bead of a lamily who eau afford to have it should be without it. ' ALEX H. sTEPBENS. THE WON DBM F UL. FA MTL. Y MK Dla. OIN H. Letter from the Surgeon-Q'.nrral of the late Confeder? ate States. RICHMOND, Ya., Januar* 14, 1869. JOHN DAHBT fe Ca, No. 160 Wiiiiem-atreet, New York: QentUm-n-T bavo received roar letter of the 15th of D<s einher, 18M, collina my attention to your (Darby'M Prophylactic) Fluid. I moat ebeen olly ?tato that tbs Fluid nra? roralhh ed io. and extensively used by, lbs surgeons faa ohtrge of geuerjl hospitals In the Con fed erato ser vlco with great benefit to the patients-all the sur? geons making a favorable report-a great deal of lt waa use-1 lu the hospitals. Very respectfully, your obedient eervant, SA M't, PME*ION MOORE, M. D, TUK AStUAlMHINO DISINFECTANT. EafOBT CoiXZOS, OxroRD. GA., December 3H. 186H. " Prot. DARBT. Dear Sir-naring no* bren eu g a? ed for mauy year? In the active du fee of th? Medical proferirlos, I. am only tu peri cl el I \ acquaint sd wi tu the ola'ms ef your Prophylactic Fluid, but am well acquainted with Its chemical el* ir en ls While, thereto re, I cannot speak experimentally oaT the raine of tb? compound vet the disinfecting and therapeutic rrop-Tties of the sgent* em cry ed In tts ocmpontRro, together with tba well knosrn reputa? tion af lbs discoverer, aa a chemist, authorise me to regard tr? meriti aa of . hlob order; on the whole it moat be ronstdered sa a valuable contribution to th? class of arr?eles to which it belinga. These views, I may add, are sustained by the testi? mony ot mauy oompetent judges, who have tested! lt? properties. Believe me, dear ?lr. Yours, rarpoctrhiry, A. M*AN8. M. St., LL. ?7. CU HKS BURNS. WU UN OH, STINGS, ?Be. ALABAMA iMSAXX HOSPITAL, ) TUSCALOOSA. December 33 1868. f Messrs. JOHN DABIST fe Co., No. 160 WltlLm-stroct, New York: (Uttlemen-l recolvefl your circulars of tho P th Instant, asking an exproesiou or opinion; from me sa to tho monte of vonr Prophylactic rind. I lie pro pa rs non baa been ?o g ?UJTBI i> used by the protoa ilon and pnblia at large, and so universally esteem? ed, that H sonms to mt to need no fun her recom? mend* tl on. As a disinfectant ted remedial agent too when In? di cat d, lt la not exeats' d hs say similar p repent ton. We use peens sangs nln prapeatiem? very extensively tn thus h'?ptul, and coud not do wiihoat them. I consider yours tac beat arl moat elegant pi ?partv liou of OM kind manufactured. ReapecUully your?, fee., P BBIOB. M. D,. Bup't and Physician Alabama insane Hospital. DO WIK dt BUMS?. W BOLES ALB DrUGOKTS, May 35 tuthatmo? Agenta for Benth ar lina T B A K ? n sv, JU81 RKORIVRD AND FOR HALS WHOLESALE AND HUI AIL CARBONATE OF AMMONIA PRIMS HOPS ' CHEAM OF TABTAB H. BAER, Druggist, No. 181 ME ET INO-BT RB ET. March?