The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 23, 1869, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEWS. tlOBDAH, DAWSON ft CO., PROPRIETORS. OFFIQS No. 14? SAUT BAT. X % UH-TJAIXT KKWB, oaf yew.M W DULI Haw?, BU mon UM.?.3 00 DiXLX mn. Un*? monta?.-.a 00 XavWavur Hum. ona ysar.3 00 ' TB>WIHSXI Nswe. "ix month?.a oo PAVWaurx invariably ? ?'?'?fee. No ps?x ?eat sntsea the cai* accompanies the order, .or for a long -e r. oma Dun PBX) for. TILT DAELT NXWS win be ?erred to subseribsxs in th? etty at ia cent? a .waals. fttTtwarxssncwBl -Frtt insertion, 15 cants a Un?; enbueqaent iuerttone, 10 centa a Une. Business frotteaa. 20 oe nt? a hhs. tl arriare and Fanerai No - list? One Dollar eae?i.-_ If JS ff S S U K MA & T. -Gold closed in New York on Saturday at Wiatt. .\ . - ai^Ootton waa rrmet^with sales of SOO bales at -In Lrrerp-'Joi cotton continued easy; sales 1?.00Q bales; noland* 13| I; Grier ne lid.' '-The comet in the northern heavens is not visible to tbe naked eye. t_Tho ii -.Jtu officer at Key West certifies that the ty is in an entirely healthy condition ; no new oases ol leter have been reported for {.Maty days, j ?, .210 the YaDej o? Virginia papers continue to complain of tbe Rreat drought. In some sec? tions they say they will not make a bea iel of ? oom. to toe hore, and the heat as so oppressive tirai'mon and .-lasts cannot _staud it much hnrnrnr.'-----" -Mr. N. Sargent, commissioner of cuatoms, has been tooting up the laws establishing a seat cf government for the United Sutes, and bas prepared SA ar LI cl a to show that Congress cannot remove tue capital *xoept by SB I amendment to the const i tat ?on. j -The Pittsburg (Penn.; Commercial an nonnces that Jua ti oe R. C. Grier, of the United . Stales Supremo Court, will resign early this fall. He ia sevMty-flve years of age, and wbilo Jiia^mtmwl faeuities ar? not nach impaired, be bm beooma physical ry enfeebled, ?Hon. John Govode, chairman of the Penn, ?jifas iii? Kopubiicaa State Central Ctmrmtttee. sras rn Washington a short tune on lburuday, and seems to be sanguine of the aooeees of the Republican ticket m his State this fall. He had a lengthy interview with Ontjawavsiooer Delano relative to internal re venue .matters in I hlfirJtate. >** \ -Tho Norfolk Virginian of Friday says : I *' We have good season to believe tbs? a tele- j fr <m ?ass reoeived in this oity yesterday to the eT.et that Grant had given instructions to Car?by to install the Governor ekct without del%y; bat inasmuch as there was no pressing I ? " business for the Legislature to convene, that ibo meeting of tb at body would be deterred J fo$he present." ??. .-" | -A very desperate riot took placea t a picnic at Spring Bul Grove, New Jersey, on Wed nos- I day. .The Emmott juarda of Jersey City and I thair" trien ri*, tc tbe norn ber o? about fifteen hundred, formed the party. Hardly had the steamboat and barges arrrvudat, the grove when I a New York rough insulted a lady, and was promptly knocke.l down by one of Che Guards, fcsgll*.' m UlU^UlUJUlllj1. unified OJUM . fiercely.' Some one engaged, in the melee .drew a revolver, and this, was the signa1 j for knives and pistols to be drawn freely on both sides. The fight that ensued was of a ] 1 earful character. Shots tad stabs were namer- I oqs. and inj artes from stones mach more so. At last, after a great effort, the Guards suc? ceeding IQ getting to the boara and pushing I ? -off, the crowd on ehore hurling stones 'udis ermuaatery at tho e on the barges. Many of UsHWOghe w*nf-tmicily fry tanti to Jersey City, and collected a crowd of their sympathizers, who went to thc wharf sod awaited the arrival of the pierre excursion. Tbe polios had, how? ever, got wind of the ? flair, and were on hand In .force. Hy freely using their ciaos they 4c ?rere enabled fo diwpefO the rioters BO far as to allow the t xotrraiouista to diaombars and ?ireh mfery away, and saoceeded abo in sr- I rewfing a sTcat many of those who appeared to .beTtngleade-.d W the disturbance. ' -TheLoudon papers ol the 7tb comment , ?pon the --hange of poauioii of the Harvard -drew. The limes says toe. result is to place [, the two loDgfcst-reacbeji and oonseqaently the greatesc power of propulsion, amidships; bat -?8 Mr. Bate is, for rda height, somewhat more j ' fleshy than ina colleagues who are - nearer tbe stem, it mav, ID the opinion ot some nautical I < Jsrdgtlpfsrow* little TOO mach weight in pro- I portion to the po wei in the hove. No sensibie 11 retardation is, however, onserv ble from this I , catase, and 'iseeing that the rowing in the ^.saatoh win bo w.tb. the tide, it is doubtful .wheiher the arrangement will not.be adran1*- j goona ra her than otherwise, lt appears ti at I 1 it ia not Simmons who is budding the new ooat I ?or j the Harvard. crew, bnt 'an American badder they- carr.ed over with them. Aliadme -to th?. fast tune (twenty-one minutes and ten seconds) made OD Saturday; tbs Nos York TkmeS thrnsx lt must have taken tbe English I po Wie and all rx, win? m .n by surprise. It is j nearly the-faatest, on rocord. Mnch, of course, 11 depenrbycin tba eta te of the wind and iiue, bat last -Saturday 'Oxford rowed under the same j eoodi toH8 aa tbs Harvard crew, and they w-ire j left far behind. The fastest time ever made l i sra* in ?848 whoa Cambridge wm tho race inf, H EwnuWii? eeocuda. The Harvard crew, I after only a few days' training on tho Thames, I b??e srfnioei . qaallod tine .oaievemant. ' It is I ' . %Bit?)eyJo>nt the Hamil) men wilt gave, their 1 J?llM^rT9rj bard wstiv and--issl-tf they < ?stre Iwtieh. wmoh now seems isnprobaWe. lt j ' WtH bei by a great improprement o J the part of ( i JbeiOxford four of Sst orday last.. The regular , Atoarse jtlioded so in the telegraph expends j from Pntnev Bridge to Barker's Bails. Hort Jake,,tbe da'ance Dem sr four miles and-a-haif. -Hon. Gi-crgo H. Pendleton's accrptanceof J ! -*lhe nomination for Governor or Ohio is pub? lished. Bo complimiiits General Rosecrans i and ethers who were before the cou vent ion, < hod reitera es bis noll known views ou the na- , tional fl-1 ancea eu dora og the platier:. oi re- L pndia*ion of jhe national debt. He concludes I . as follows: ' Governor Hays in bis speech at I 1 Wilmington, to:got to adade to the fifteenth I 1 amendment, and ve snow not his views on I I that important quos ion,'. In dtscuBsmg tbe i finances, be said: "We are in the midst ot j t . proronnd peso- yet money is sea. co and bual- I t ?ness detMVb*ed." He might have ; "died that I em ulcrrmoDMB difficult to. be obtained, labor I 1 ba ll vre warded industrial pura ulta hampered, * enterrrist?tr men enga?ed iii business stand* I b lng on fhn verge of bankruptcy, interest o: - I I ormonsly his ii, ?he taiiff oppressive, internal - taxation nncq^il. most unjust and oa- Lj erous;' ^hat dodtl capital is e. omp;ed, H and activo capital-and- labor weighed down. I ^ ? Warming with the p clare, he might also have J said thal for Sight years' the. Republican party I had beeuwu-abBolnfe possession of tho govern- I V ment, that a Republican Secretary of tho j Ol [reesory bu DOW control of the moue; mar cet of the country, ?nd that he tues hu power mir to still farther contract the ouirency, in ?rease bard times, buy overdue bonds at $120, ?hieb by law ho is entitled to pay at par, there >j taking twenty dollars for every hundred rom the taxpayer and giving it to the bond? holder. The farmer, the merchant and tbe nanufactmex w.ll ask why-these things are so? What the cause? what the remedy? They are important questions for this fall. They touch Democrats and Republicans a'ike; they rise above the domain cf mere partisan politics, and ebonld be considered with tbe calmest toason, the purest motives and the best judg neat. In this spirit I shan discuss them as soon as I am aoie to takejpart with my friends IQ the activity o? the canvass. Of the result in October we need have no lear."_^^^^ CHARLESTON. MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 33, 1869. * TUB FOLLOWING STATEMENT rabat TEE Booka ? THE Crrr ASSES OR SHOWS THE ACTUAL GROSS EtECaUFTS OP THE DALLT HBW8PAFEB8 OE DBARLESTON BOB THE SEYEN XOBTHS ENDINO JULY 81: 1869. DAILY COU MEE. DAILY NEWS. January - - $4,987 ?? - $5,568 February - - 4,248 - - 5,606 March - - - 4,597 - - 5,504 April - - - 4,200 - - 4,872 May - - - 3,540 - - 4,757 June - - - 2,576 - - 4,342 July - - - 3,900 - - 4,680 Total - - $28,048 $35,279 Deep Water and Direct Trade. JBb It is reported that the Port Royal Bail? road is under contract and will be comple? ted within twelve months. This may not be strictly true; bat we do not ge too far when we say that there is now some likeli? hood that the road will actually be built. We are well awarT that eomeaanguine s on lb b?liers that the openiag of the Port Royal Railroad will greatly benefit Charleston, which may be to Port Royal what London is to Liverpool. This la Bot oar view of the situation. Ail the through business Which pasees over the new line must be taken from exulting routes. The gain of Port Royal will be the loss of Charleston, and it ie high time that we should ponder well the best means of counteracting ? 'movement which threatens, more or less seriously, the trade and commerce of cur city. Th? Pori Royal Railroad, if built at all, will be built for the purpose of competing at Augusta for the. trade which now.goes to Savannah or Charleston, while Port Royal is expected to be made the place ot import for the whole nf the South and West. Ic is not th? object of the projectors of the Port Royal Railroad to give greater rail? road faoilitiea to the country lying between Angosta and Port Royal. ' Por this they do not care a straw. . What they want is the business which is divided at Augusta be? tween the Central Railroad and the South Carolina Railroad To obtain this business they must fight hard, and when they get it the rate? will be low and the profits small; allow thetr business to bs taken from them while lt is possible to retain it, either by increasing their speed or decreasing the cost of oarriage. But the Port Royal Rail? road looks beyond this; and its friends ex? pect that it will command the whole busi? ness of the West whioh may come in by the Blue Ridge Railroad, all the Western bnei aess coining in by 'the Chattanooga route, and all the business whioh now comes in from Georgia, Alabama?and hf ississppi. At the esme time, bj a line ef direct steam ships, the supplies required by the South are to be brought into Port Royal harbor and shipped over the new . line to their des ti nat ion. To ?um up the whole pr oj -ct in a few words : Port Royal is to be made a great oity and the Port Royal Railroad is to be made a flourishing corporation, by the very agcnoie? whioh have always been relied on to build np and increase the business of Charleston. We are still of the opinion that a huge land speculation is at the bot? tom of the Port Royal Railroad scheme What we have to deal with, however, is the aotual result, and not the means by which tt may be accomplished. As the matter now stands, We run some risk of losing toe business and the oommeraial standing which we have striven so long to obtain We should, therefore, prepare at once to meet our enemy; for assuredly if, we do noi budg i until the new railroad be open from Augusta to the sea, it will then be all too ats to strengthen the position of Charles tm. The main arguments advanced in favor of Port Royal are that it ha? Deep Water, and by reason of its deep water oan aeon have Direot Trude, in the shape Of a lise of first class ?teiBUttipB running between Liv erpool and Port loyal. This is the essence' of all that oaub e's aid in favor Of ?he hew. icheme. Charleston is pronounced too smalL Oar wharves, our factors, onr mer shanie, our com merci al prest ige, our es tab iisaed reputation as a ootton market, count for naught with these Port .Royal people rh ey declare that it is easier to convert a rice plantation into a oem m ere i al met ropo is than to give Charleston "Deep Waterand Direct Trade " Here do wo join istue with ne advopaies of Port Royal City and the Port Royal Railroad. We 'ak- it. for granted that with a mode rate and steady ou'Uy of money the depib if water ou Charleston bar can be so diteo med that ships with a freight room of 8000 sales oan be brought in opon any ordinary ide. All our information points to the oun dusion that we c*o, if we are willing to >ay for it, have as much water on our bar ts the largest ships require. Aad we pre lume that ho one will deny that Charleston tarbor, once entered, is as safe.and as com. aodioua as any other harbor on the South L'ianiio coast Wuh money, then, we can i*v? Deep Water; but what can we* say for hrect Tradi ? Last season we had a line of tesmships running with regularity, and ispatch between Charleston and Liverpool, nd the same steamships or similar OD S 'ill run on the same line this fall.* Tum, o waver, ii but a temporary measure. 7hat we most want is a line of steamships f fair speed, large oapaeity and light draft. Sao u 8 hi ps oui be ba Ut, and eau be ran BO economically M to be always profitable. Ibis, then, if our position. A lise of railroad is about to be built which may, when comple? ted, take away mnoh of oar trade, if Charles? ton has then no greater cor -nercial facilities than she has at this moment Bnt we oan, by the time that this hew line is completed, hare a depth of water on oar bar as great for all practical purposes as that at Port Royal, and we can hare, besides, a fleet of steamships^m the stocks, or already run? ning, whose province it shall be to oonnect Charleston with Europe. With1 Deep Water and Direct Trade," Charleston oan laug a at Port Boyal. We hare a myriad nd vantages that no new etty can have for many years to come. But to turn these advantages to proper aeoount, and to make the Port Royal Railroad h ar ml eas, we must have more water on the bar and a line of steamships of our own for our import and export trade with Europe. We should, therefore, go to work at once, and when we have made a beginning; when we have shown our deter? mination to suooeed; we may fairly ask for the to-operation of corporations whose business intercourse with our city has been long and pleasant, and who now only turn their; thoughts to Port Boyal because they see* no active life ia Charleston. . W hat lt Vasts. The Lancaster Ledger states that it took the sum of $1446 to pay off the assessors of Lancaster County. It is estimated that the wot k oeenpied the assessors 482 days at a eost of $3 a day. Under tbe Old State Government it cost about $600 to assess and collect the taxes of the oounty. -New it will cost: For County Assessors.$1446 " Oounty Auditor.1000 " TaxConeotox.1200 Total.13648 We presume that the same condition or things exists in every county in the State. The cost of oar lo o al administration is trebled and quadrupled; we are overrun by oftmals of all torts and sises; all that the Radicals may fill their peokets and grow j fat. The Radicals are, in truth, as much the enemies of the frugal working man as they are the enemies of de oe ney ?nd good order. Take Congressman Bowen and Governor Soott as specimens. They are trusted by their party. No Radical hand is lifted against them. But where is the respeota ble white man who would allow either the Congressman or the Governor to cross nih threshold? There must be no compromise with these men They can be made to winoe though (heir hides are tough. And he who by his silence enables the rogue to go unwhipped of public justice, is himself guilty of high treason to his people. THK London Pall Mall Gaistte, a journal whose oritical reputation stands very high, totally dissents from Algernon Swinburne's estimate of Victor Hugo's L'homme qui RU and describes it as "the maddest of all mad books ever written by a man of genius," and as being, in one part at least, "inn exposes many teohaioal and historical blunders into whioh the novelist has fallen, partly through "ignorance of Eu gland," and partly through his "desire to abuse that oouutry." Tua members of the various Building Trade Uuions of New York have recently organised a Central Union or Conferenot Committee, to be composed of delegates from the different Unions engaged in the work of constructing houses,'snob as oar peaters, bricklayers, painters, gas filters, p umbers, laborers, ansons, &a. The asso dation has been organised by the eleotion of officers, and the trades represented are the house carpenters, stair-builders, plumb? ers and bricklayers IT IB sud thai preparations are being made for beginning the tunnelling work on the Blue Ridge Railroad IT IS rt ported in Radical circles that the total receipt* of taxes at the State Treaeury to da?e uri. $438 OOO Colton ??Hi., (gtc. Q.?LtiK'11'S S ML* L UKI ?1 COTTON GINS. TH" B?B-CR1BEB IS NOW PREPARED TO fill orders tor these Jastlv celebrated GIN*. Certio? rate-' from reliable planters In this -tate who have bought and used them (hs past seaso?. ss well sa trom the Fa-tors and Brokers, tully oonfirm all that <s clalme for them: and the faot is now well estsb l'shfd that the I irrease in tbe pnc? of Cotton gluned on this Gio will, on every forty bales, fully pay for the cost of the Ula. ALSO, HALL'S PATENT COr.lON GIN FEEDEB. A valuable Macbrae, savina boto time sod labor in the ginning ora crop. Oan be attached to any Gin I made rend for Circulars. i 0.2 GRAVE LEY, Ko. 6. EAST BAT, 8OD1H OF OLD POSTOFFICE. Ango st a mwf amos_Oharisston, 8. C. KNKRJBY'S H , I3?PRO VFD Me VAR THY OIN, ADAPTVD TO Genning "Fine Upland Cotton." UTE CHANGES M.PEIN 7HH GIN AD *PT9 lt to tbe sumlUK o' UPLAND OHON. the use 01 it, y a fe*, on 'his cotton last season prowd that it 3'ibanred the value of th* Cotton, as it doo? not jure the sUple io the slightest degree Plavten will and lt to the'r ?dvan age, and are rr. q e?ted to examine into this Gin, particularly tbo*e wno luve phtuieu tho finer erode* ot Up.and Cotton. . he -Ha has b ?on m use upon the Island 1 'o ton for over fifteen years, and Its reputation for ttiat cot? ton tully esiablisned. Apply to WILLI M S. HEMER* Y, Machin?t and Foundry. August ll wfmlmo No. Su Meet-nu-otreet, _&\*t$f fount (Ctr. Q L 1) \V HIM Kt |? a. v,!??l.j^DtMtBlGNED B.,G LEAVE TO AN HUUNCE that thev have been appO'ute 1 by Hes ra HcNKY..HANNl> A-(;a. of P?lhdelphia, their soie Agent?is the Htits of souwCarolina fo- the aJe ot their c.lehrsted ACME X XX XXX, XXXT. 2,?;'i?=''AMlN1::i ,nd oht?r brands OLD UXe Wal KIE-. Ih^y ?iso wish to announce that they wilt be in constant receipt of the.r COPPER DKriL./ED MO?JNT\IS PURE RYE WHWUES, direct iron. D atiuVry at Hannisviile, Be.haley County. West Vlraiola. " Liberal contracts wi 1 ba undo for la-oe lou of new Whiskies in bjjd at Distillery Warehouse OLAciu-1 wirrit, _ ." iNo. 60 E?s: Bay street, June 16 wfm3mos Charleston, S. C. Hub. SIT PATIO* WAITED, BT A MIDDLK AGED Engl Jg* woman a* cook. Apply at the L?ENEB OF HI ATE AND MABKET 81BEKTS, np a tatra._1*_Augusts WANTED -A UD THAT HAS HAD some experience lu the tod a Water buslbeae can learn of a situation hy calling this day at No. Itt MEEI ING-S B?Er. - r- AmnxstW WAMEDTORKST, H ALP \ HOU E in th? central put of the oltv, oy a ?mall ram? il* without children. Direct, stating terms, to P. 0. BPI ga. 8tt._4_August 83 WANTED, A BAH FABILIAU WITH the LUMBRE DU I NESS, t ?> superintend ? MM Yard. Inquire at ho 101 BEAUFALN-HIBEKT. August 93 _2* G"OD SPBVfiTS, WHITE C'?. OBED, can be ob urned by a y ply mg to EU Pi.OYMEN r OF* ICE, >o. 60 Qaeen-streci. August 23 _ WANTED IQ PUNCHASE, FOR GAS ', a good ?SECOND-HAND PIAN". Apply at F. D AUERS Book and Music More. No. US King street, shove Calhoun-atreet August .1 \\j ANTED, i YOUTH F BOM 16 to 40 VT years ola. who would be wiliine1 to mak. him? self generally userai aa cleric in S .-tore in UnionviHe. 6. 0. Address PO:>TOFFICE BOX, No. 17, Union CH., 8. C. August 14 WA MTB D TO RENT, A SCBOUL StlUSKand BEMDl'NcE. Address, stating tersas, P. O. Rta So. Itt. wfa)22 angm-t ll Wt IV TE u, BV A. MARRIED BAX, A situation in some cotton MUI -?nth or souta weat; ls acquainted with all branches, having work? ed in them alt, but should a?lect WEAVING as a cholee I arttea wishing, to engage **ea 1 cerson ?1U passas address a note, stsfiag terms, to JOH N J. KELLY, Ne. 1*8 state-street, Boston. May Ul WANTED, EVEKkUUDi TU SUB. 8CBLBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY - OH ABLES C. BIGHTKB'S Select Library of New Books contains all of the latest pubbcationa. April 21 No. 161 K'NG-flTBEEl. CUII18R LABOK EK8.-PAKTIE8 wishing to employ large or small numhers of CBINE8E LABORERS, ir ay make the Dftssttewj arrangement* for proc urine gang? of ah*- required delivered m any part of the country, br apnllcatlon to KOOPMAN&OHAAP, Han Fransisco, California tfalytt * WANTED, BVBHYBODY TU K.WW that JOB PRJ.STiNG of all kinds, plain and ornuntntal ls executed promptly in the neatest styie and at the lowest New York sri-es, ?> ? ant .NAWS Job 0-fflce, Ko. 14? EAsT BAY CaU an? ex? amine the scala of prises before giving your orders elsewhere. WANTED. AGENT?. PUK THE AMERI? CAN FARMERS' HOBSE BOOK. In both Eng? lish and German, by Bo nert -towart, V K, of Miss. he work covers the ?kele ground of the breeding sad raising, and the tree tan ?mt or horse ? and mules, both in stckaess and baal Uk. It has wno lu way to popular favor, and is to-day the moat popular and best Miling Horse Book ont Ad dre?* 0 F. VEN . Publisher, cincinnati. 0. 6mo* March 14 TO RENT, THU PLEAS ?NTLY MTI7 AThD three and a half story BK.-IDENCE, No 60 ?miib-.treet, near Yanderherat Apply at No 6 U >KBTY-'NT3K1T. 6* Augustan rltKMT, 1 HiC PLEAS ?NTLY BiTCJ Al ED two sad a half ?lory RESIDENCE, ..o 8 eoctetr.atnet. near But Bay. Apply at No. 37 M AttKBT-sTRKBT, near Anson-street August 14 '_ TO BB HT, TUE PLEASANTLY MTU Al ED TWO AND A HALF STORY HEM Dr NCR, No. 6 Gadadenstreet. oppo-ite Wentworth Apply st CHABLEaTON STEAM SAW MUX. Jans 14 _j ?. ' _ EEtl ??'BT4TK AGENTS, AND Ol UEH havinr bouses to rent, eau have their Placards. Ac. printed at the lowest rates and in the newest and neatest stvles of < ype, at 1HE 1YEW8 JOB OF i-1 CE, Na 149 hast Rsv SAND AND GRAVEL FOR SALE AT low rates at MARSHALLS WHARF. August 20 Imo FOK SALK. ONE HIM)" KD THOUS? AND A0BE8 OF LAND in Kershaw Count;, booth Carolina. CONSIST?S o or: FD?TT VfcRY PELtoT FARM-, near Camden and oa tue Railroad, varying In sise from 160 lo 600acres ibese and adjoining f anns are Oeing taken bv our best citizens, and alford every advantage tor health lui. cornier able and profitable tarma. M\NY LARGK AND CHOICE PLANTATION H convenient to market DESIRABLE RESIDENJT.3 in Camden and Eira woad,___"-o ui nUU'' IJ\HU aim A few very VALUABLE SITE" for manufactories. Addresa, WM. M. SHANNON, Attorney at Law, can* len, s. c. Joly 23_Die_Imo? TTXm 8Ai K, 1100 ACS Esl OF W> LL Jj TIMBERED o* NO in lower prto! barn wed count , six miles from "out h '-disto River, lei ms made very low h"o: partie ulara, andres*- Dr. C. B. uU r io, Graham's Turnout rt. C. B. B. August 20 nao 36 TTHMt SALK, THE DKSi KABLE HE9I ? DbNCE, near Hampstead Mall-the House and Lot No. 84 America-street one door south cl Blake, on east side of raid street Ibe Lot mea<ure? in fronton A met tea-street 66 feet 6 inohe?, in depth 150 feet, more or left, with ihe r-ar portion ol the lot on the south, say - feet - inches. On th i ITO ' Iseslt a suDstantislly -.ulit two-ind-a half story wood?n twellmgo a brick foundation containing five squ ire rooms, with ga? flinn.? s in order, a dressing room, pantry and flnisbed attics, and non . ble p-azza, all-overs ? with heavy tm lately repaint e . and a private stairway ; also, a tiro story KUcnen with four -ooma, a .?oacnnouae, stable and H..y loft, Sc.; alto an ex:efnive cistern, built with a fllte'ing wad, an I a good wei of cholee spring water, each | furulshel with a modern ump. An open fence in trout, wnu ev rgreen hedge, also fljwer carden lu front, extenatve vine ot choice grupea now in tull bearing, v-gotnble garden aud bruit trees compris? ing sweet orange, neeta lue. peach, plum, fig, 4c. Ihe neigh orhood i*t notoilcua as a he.lthy location Ponoasion ian be given immediately. For terms, lea a. ply to EDWARD C. THORIN, No. b Giilon-street. near Old Posiothcc or ou tho pt emi?es.__ Augu.-t 19 FUR SALB, KOHR AIcCiRl'HY HOL? LER 'JINS, second hand, nut little used 1 Prem um Farm Gri*t .MM, "Proseus" Patent 1 ila?d-power teelGrist Mill 18 Ploughs, of vaned and most approved patterns. all nut little used an J ut low prices 1 Cotton B saker 1 Four-boree Po<?er steam Engine, f?cond hand, in ROO:l CO'.iOition n Apply to . A M EBON, BARKLEY CO., Nor beast corner Meeting aDd cumberland streets augusts Inn AUCTION KENS, BK UK KK Si, NI, others wtihlng "i or Sale" Ilaeards, business Cards, or other Jot? Printing executed with neat u-'ie and dtsiatch. will consult their lutereet by leav? ing their orders at THC NEWS JOB, OFF I Ch", No. 149 East Bay. PUK SALB, OLD NEWSPAPERS lit any ?uaurity. Prien 75 cents per hundred Ihe cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. Ap? ply at the office of THE N n. WS. March 1 c BAHLBSTON HOTEL, CH ABLESION. SOOTH CAROLINA. THIS FIRST-CLASS BOHL. frirUATED IN A SteasantlocaUoa, and in th* business portion of the cit?, renders it tbs ?oat "leslrsbl* Hotel for *4Uier permanent or tranf tent guests. . he accommodation? are unsurpassed, havi-ig extensivo siUtes "1 elegantly fn.-uirtaeU spirtmeiits lo. t-mi.le* s d UnsJc peoti? men The proprietor will endeavor io matulainttie LLh reputation e joyed bytbe'- 'barleslou'Vas o flint class houe?, ann no effort ?lil be scared to <ie surve a continuance of the liberal patron sw hereto? fore bestowed upon it lbs bes) of Live y accommodations will be found adjoining tbe establishment. Ibe house 1 mppded with (hecelebrated Arie pian Water ct winch ded0htful ba hs eau be b.d eii?er day or niyht E. H. J^ K-ON, July 13_ Proprietor. ?l T . L' LUCO HOTEL. IBIS NEW ANO COM HOI IOUS BOU8E, LOCA1 KD cerner ot Broodwai and torty-second-street possesses a Jvantages over all other house* tor the a. corumodstion o'tu gnests. lt wo built expressly for a uret-cluss family boarding house-the rooni> hoing large and en suite, heated t y ateim-wiih no) aU'i cold w ter. uudttirnisbed sceond tonooe; whils the cnllnary department ia in the most exiierieneed nanda, ad.trdiug guests an unequalled table. une of Atwood's Paient Lievaror? is aise among toe "modern improvements" and >t the se.mce o< guests ut ali boors. The Broadway and University Place Car? pass tbs door every four Minutes, runniaj from the 'lij Hail to Centr.il Pa k, while the >ixth an< eveniL \ venue'ines are nut a shun block m eilLei sin?, ailordmg ample facilities for communicating with cn tue depots, 8toami>oat lun lines, nlaces of a;rns*. ment and budness of the great mctropolin. MU lt H. di HUI? LEY, Proprietors. March 12 fin-<ic ^ 11 IA it I.KS I ON ? li K I C t L I L KAI WAKliHODSE AND SEED STORE. AtiBlCCLrURAL IMPLEMENTS, G ARDE I SEEDS, die. ELLERDE 3 TRANSPLANTER FOR SALE. GEO. E. PiNGBKE, Nc. 110 Meeting-Street, charleston. March 24 Hmo ?erii?^. FRIKSiDSHTP LODGK, So. 9, A. F. M. rB REGULAS COMMUNI'-AIION OK THIS LODGE ?ill be held 3 ma EV?NTNO, at HaeODlo Hall, at Eicbt o'clock. Candidates for tbe H. M. Degree will be punctual. Bj order W. M. J H. LOEQ, August 23_frecretary. CHAlsLKSTUM HO< K AND LADDER No. X ATTEND AN IXT?- H BETING OF TO?B Company, fais Erares o at Eight o'clock. Merv DOTS are reques.ed to bf punctual. Byrrdcr. GJtORGE McLAIN. August 23 _Sfcretary._ WASHINSTON STEAM KIRK K.\GI\E COMPANY, AQU4BTFBLY METTING OF TOD" dM. PANT will be bed at your Ball, THUS EVE? KING, the 23d instant, ut fcicht o'clock. CH ARLES T. BI?!HARDOON, Augrst 23_t-ecr.-tary W F Co. WASHIisGT"* A KT ILL ? KV Flt IE ff D LT s .? i a rr. ATTEND THE REGULAR MONT BLT MEET? ING of your -ociety I HIS (Moada.) EVE .INO. ut eight o'clock at Hall southwest corner of King and Liberty streets. By order. WILLI 4 M COLBERT. August 23 sec re ta ry pro t m. .HE KC A ST I LE COO PU. KA TIT J? AB. SOOIATTOIOFcH?BLESTON.a. 0. IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE DC OP THE Constitution, and In comp lance with th? solid? tallou of a large number of the Shareholders, an extra Convention of tbe *ssocl Hon 1- here ny called to oonyvne at tbe ita 1 ol the Washington Fire 'om - pavy, in Van?e.bi>r?> street, on 26 h lust, ai halt' past bevan o'clock P. M. L. C. t? ? NOB ICE >. ? eeretery and Treasureru. C. A. A neust 18 '* rea ftS80.ttt.08 o? ??parwrrs?j?p. DISSOLUTION WP COPARTNERSHIP. The bus?MM heretofore conducted in he ttity Of charleston, u der the name of DKU ?T A P*RBT, sud In the city of Columbia under tbs name of J W DfcNNT, was n>s*elved by mutual cJn-ont on the 18th inst EDWARD PEHttY will cou Juc: tao bud nus in Charles*cm in his own naree, and is re pon? Bibi . 'or all deb;? due by (he tate coj' era ( f DtNN? A PB KB I, sud ls au th orla d to sign m liquidation. J W DE^NTalune :a ceoionslDle lor ah orb.s due by the Cu umbi? concern, sui will a iso alga m liqid latton or the Colombia business. J ?BN W. DP.MIY. EDWARD PEI-BT. Chirloftmu. August 20, 186S. 2 Au:;nst 21 TU K COPA TSE SHIP OKRJBTO TOB.% oxi s una: under the nama and style of WIL 1AM u. WBILDKN A Cit, haring this day ex pired by its own limitation, we, tue undersigned, baye formed a new Copartnership under the ?aase game and style, for thu transaction of business at No. V>5 EING OHM KR OF BKAUFATN -UBKET, and No 137 MIBTTNG--TBJ?ST, h ?rle? ton. h. a WI I LIA kl G. W HILDEN. W G KO IGE O LB BE--. ?TEP . ENTHOMA3, Ja. W. 8. LANNKAU. August ll, 1889. mle ? ugust 16 GlB ??IBH0L F?R M A M VSIVKHSITY, O H K B ?? TILLE. S. C_1 he next BO alon ol th<s INST! IP ION will open the IS h < ptem ber, and continue fort? we- ks wirhout mtemlsslon. Three Fears' -ebohrships may bs obtained coi', (ft tioned on Ihs payment nf thirty 'follara aaoudly tor three years, auoentttliug the hole er of . scbol ar?hlp to the tuition of one pu ll in all the regulsr -cowls, iva thu payment of the Incidental fee of five dollars. kxcept to holders nf scholarships, the charge for tuition io- tbe yeer wdl bo sixty dollars, and fire dellars for luckie ital expenses. For in? struction in Practical Chemistry, or in Modern I an guauai. tnere will be an ex tr.? charge, to be regula* tea by the size ol. h- olass - The regular tschoo s embrace Mathematics and Mechanical Philosophy, P.ofessnr JUD-ON; Latin Language sod Lite? a ?ure Professor i>ABIR; Greek Laiuruoge Professor Ult H; Chemistry and Natu al Philosophy, PP fe<90r ? \ BBls; Oiric. Bb torie, an ' Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Proiessor FDRMAN. Dr. 9ABER will instruct In German, Frenah and Spanish. Gooo Koard'ng. exclusive of lights and washing, can be obtained at about $15 per month Catalogues < r >chol?iehip - can be ob.slued by ad? dressing tue subscriber. J ME" C. ICEMAN, August 23_18_President UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Tbe next session will begin on the rrasr MON? D?T DI Ocrosas, a"d continus witlf?ut intermis? sion, to tbe eusuiug Jay. -nv?nS?ges are offered at this Institution to Stu cents in Law itho graduates belog entitled to prac? tice in tie Courts ol thl- ?-tate;) tn Me deine (the roane of li et-ucttou behm exieuslve and thorough, ffi''En?fo?erYng7 Mstue*a?atic?, Menai. Moral ai d Political Philosophy, fl story, Ithetoric, English Li tv rature, Ancient and Modern Languages, and m the Tarions Scientific Schoo s. Expenses for -essiou of nine months: Annual fee, $5; Library fee, ?10; Room Bent fee, ?15 ; i uiUon fee. -- ; for each of throe schools. $15; luitlou in Law or Medicine. $60 Hoard rao b" liai at $16 to ?20 per month. B v messina lt will be less. For further infonnitiou, saud for catalogua* to 'he ?noretary of the Faculty, Rev C. BRUCE WALKER. B W. B-RNWEi.t, Chairman ot Faculty. Columbia, 8. 0., August 3,1869. August . hnw34 W A S fl ! v 6 T O S COLLEGE, LEXINGTON, YIRGDiH. PRESIDENT, GENERAL R. E. LEE, AIDED SI A TULL CORPS OF PBOFESSOBI", THE NEXT *|q?li)N OPEN*. SEPTEMBEB 19tH, 1869, and '-lo-es Ju e 25th, 1870 In addition to thu retrular Collegiate course, the ToesMonal -cboole of Law and ci vd and Minlug Engineering, are in tull opeiati'U. Necenary expense* from i300 to 1375. For catalogue, address J M. LEECH, Juiyi9 Imo Clerk of Fae dty. UrtlVKKSIi Y OK VIM<;I\I A.-IHK f*c?slon of this Institution rommeaces unnu all ?? on the first day ot october, and continue*, with? out interruption. HU the fhursdny prece ling the four h of July cunning The organization nf the Institution is very com? pte s embracing extensive and thor nigh courses of instruction lu uirEK iTOlit; AND sOI?NOE, and i" thc Protrusions of Law aleuicln. a >d fcngi neerim:. he t-xpeuae, of ibo Academic or Law Student, ex? clusive of the cos' of icxt books and clothing sud pocket money, amount to bout 5365 lier Ben? nion o' nine montus aud of the Engineering or Ms.lical Stu lent to a^oiu $395. of whinh ..urns, re siiechvelv, J?2Q or $2">0 is pavable on a nnission, aud tuc t: .lau. e in tho pr.igre-? of the ?e^sion. For details seud fur catalogue P O., "CuivToity of Tlrglma." S. MAD PIN, July 01 Imo Chairman ot the Faculty. JUltltllt! rp M K C A H ?I \, I rt A LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF Alempatls, Tenatetaee. President, M. J. WICES, Presideat Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Ti e-Presldent, J T. PETTIT. cectvlary, W. F. B0\ LE. ? ?Pltel.? i00.OOO. Aeeamsalavtloiu.$715,000. oV.. H TH!.KK rH lUiAND POLI Jit IS-.01:D ?noa Reptembcr 18o7. Agents desired toro igbout t he ;h'e. A B. J. MAGILL, No. 06 Broad-strc.d. General Agent for South Carolina. August 16 ti th imo QUAFTSlttUN'S LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW TORE UAoe t Park Bank Ralldlng, Nos. 214 and 210 Broadway. CAPITAL.?240,600 COE ADAMS, President WILLIAM r. PHIPP-*, Tice? Pi es nient HEN BT B?LDEN, :-ecretary. J. T. HUMPHREYS, Ageut for state ot .South C^rowtia, Orhce No. 27 Broid-sireet. J. S. BUIST, M. D., Medical Exam uer. 49- -Uh-?Gr NTS wanted tbrougiiout the-State. Apply by letter to J. T. HDUI HKI.YS, General Anent m December 7 Y *' . C II K VRE ex, . SCULPTOR AND ARCHITECT. MARBLE WORKS, Corner Meeting-Street and Merlbeek's Ailey, . CHARLESTON*, S. C. Plans made to order and work executed promptly July 1 tumtimTS Q ? A ? D I A M AUTO Ali LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NEW YORK. Organized tm 1859 . ALL POLI0B3 NON-FOBFE1TABLE. HALFLOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIBED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND 50 (FIEXT) PER- CENT. STATEMXNT. Polices In force.125.000 OOO Assets. 1.500.000 A Bunal Income. 800.000 Losses Paid. 800,00o OFFICERS, W. H. PECKHAM, President. WK. T. HOuKKR, Vice-Preaklent. L. MoADAM, Secretar; and Actuary. G. A. FUDICKAB. Superintendent. onacroBs. Hon. JOSH A. Drx, New York. Hon. J AMIS HABPBB, Firm of Harper k Bros., ex Mayor vew York. JOB? J. Caan, President Bank Hep ut) He. Wat M. VaaicLTX. Banker (Vermilya k Co.) CHAS ts. Bocxwoon, Cashier Newark Banking Oom? pany. Hon. Oaoaox Oro rta. ex-Mayor of New York. Huron'. MOROAK. Banker THOMAS Bxatnrr, Firm rho mas K?rney k Co. Ban. B. BXS ??ST, Treasurer Kew Fork Uteara Sa? ger Befinintr Company ??? AABOH ABMonn. Firm of Arnold, Constable k Co. BicauBO H. Bowira, Wetmore k Bowne, La wy era. E V. HAUSHWOUT, Firm B. V. Hanghwoat k Co. Wit WILXKVS, rirm ot W. Willena A Oo. Jcxrrjs a. PRATT, Merchant WK. W WMOHT, Merchant CHAS J. 'TABB, Merchant WITT TIM ALLES, Merchant Otto. W. CTJTLTB, Banker, Palmyra. N. Y. Qa?. T. Hom, President Continental Fire Insur? ance Company. Jon a. ms RWOOD Park Place. WALTOS H. PECKHAM, Corner Pith Arenas and Twenty-thlrd-street ESWABP H. WEIGHT, Newark, N. J. GEO. W PARLES. Counsellor. W. L. OOOSWSLL, Merchant. G KO lt OB KEIM, GEN EBAL AGENT FOR BOD TH CAROLINA. Dr. T. BEEN ST J ERNA, Examining Physician. M. ISS B UTE L, ' GENERAL AGENT FOB CHARLESTON. I Occ No. 265 King-street, OH VBLE9T0N, 8. 0 January lt nao lyr O lt O O K L Y N LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets ?Ter.fl.300.000 ISSUK8 ALL KINIJ8 OF LIFE AND ENDOW? MENT POLICIE?. DiTld-nds annually in cash. Onlv company having the Definite Guaranteed t-ur render-Valne Plan Policies, world-wide. Second to no rompan y m the United States lor stability, libe? rality and economy. Omce No. HI Broadway, New York. CHRISTI' N W. BOUCK, Pr?sident WK. M. COLS. Hecrotary. State Agency No. 36 Broad-3treet, Second Floor. Loral and Canvassing Agents wanted throughout the state. Apply in person or bv letter tn JAMES G. HOLMES, Jr., ??neral Agent for Sooth Carolina. July 19 , mwf Amos ^1 K O H O I A MUTUAL FIBS AND LIES ' INSURANCE COMPANY, or MACON, GEORGIA. A a tn or? zed Ca pl ta L.$300.000 FIBE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPABATE and distinct bv charter. $10".OOO paid into their saran ce Depar'ment of Georgia a -cor ling to law foi the benefit of the assured in inls Company fi tock bold era wealthy dad responsive gentlemen ot 'leorgla. A purely Southern Company, allowing only six per cent ot its earning* to the stockholders; the rest of (be prouts divided among the Policyholders on the o. ntnbution plan. rire Department lias been in successful opera? tion tor six months, sud has already accumulated handsome assets Life Department in full and successful operation, and vieing with old companies in us success. All of its Poiici' a non-torfetlable. and of every description of L'fe and Endowment, lugether with an annuity tableand/eiurn ptemlum plan. No r-stnctious upon travel, place of residence or occupatio ii. Women insured on same forms as men. Loans half of its p cmiums. No notes taken OFFICE ns: W. J. LAWTON President. J. <\ McBrB?i.Y, Vice-President B.J. LIGHTFOOT, secretary. C F. AJcCAY. '.otistl'uting Ac uary. P. H WRIGHT, Eiaminlag Physician. This Oompsnvi* now prepared to ak* risks either in the Fire or Lite Departments, aud solicits t share Ol the patronage of the city and sta'e. J. G. HOLMES, Jr., General Agent for South Carolina. Loeal an i Traveling agents wanted in all o arts of the Kta'e. Liberal commissions allowed, or as sal? ary lg preferred? Applies nen s to be. mad? to G HOLMES. Jr. General Agent, No. SS Broad street, Charleston, S 0. July ai_BAO_wfm gOUTHEHN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, PURFLY A SOC i flt RN INSHT?IIOrT. Assets July 1,.?91O.0UO | DIVIDEND DECLARED.FOBTY PEB CENT. IN UBK8 LIVES AND PROMPTLY AD. ?fiTS AND PAYs L0.4SO Its principal businesa ls with southern -tites, and to them it appeals lor patron, age. 11 Uaa ample means tu tn'ly protect pol ey-hold 1 cr j and , ay all losses. FFICIHS. J. HS B OOKDON, P esid nt. D. ?J. lil Cl , *. B. COLt)CltT, Vic?-Presidents. A. AUSTELL. E. HOLLAND, FiuaLcecommittee. J?. C. AI ORRI , Sicretary. BOARD or n IB BOT ona, ntlsnta Gs.-Joint B. Goa; UH. A. AUSTSLL, E. W. HOLLA sn, J. F. ALEXANDER, J. H. CAIXAWAT, J. M. JOHRSUV. Athens, Ga- B. C. YAKCET, BEXJ. H. HILL, BOB EXT i acocas Cornubia, s. C.-WAOE HAMPTON. Augusta, Ga-C H PHINIZT. EDWAUD THOMAS. AI idi'On, Ga.-D. E. PorLEB V abington, Ga.-ROBERT loo ?CBS. Cuthbert Ga-B J. SMITH. Newton, ila-A. H. CoLqam. Charlotte. N. C.-Wat J HUSTON. Allendale S 0 -B. L. WILLI UGH AM. Orecnai oro. N ?'.-W. A. CAI.LWXLL. J. H. MILL ti, IC, General Agent, ACGUVTA, GA. S. Y. 'I UPPER, Resident Agent, CHARLESTON. 8. C. H. W. rsSAUSSUBE. M. D., Medical Examiner. Augustin pao im cs t?wrm w Mtv fiLHa?tum. FLOUR. FlrO?R, CORN. "AA SACKS CHOICE FAMILY AND HXTB*^ )UU ixorjB _ * 00 bbli. Northern Family ?cd Extra Flour 80 fMin Georgia and Tennessee. Extra abd Super Flour. - - KTE FXO?R. 50 bola. Fresh Ground BYE FLOUR. COMM, 000 bushels PRIME WHITE AND TENNESSEE 0<>KN. For sale by JOHN CAMP3EN A CO. August 23_ 3 BACON I BACON! WHHDfl. PBIME CLEAR SIDES. JOST BE CKTVKD and for sale bv GEO. W. WILLIAMS 4 CO , Factors. August 23 8 _cbnrcb-street. CORN. 5CAB LOADS PBIME WHITE TENNESSEE CobN. per eonth Carolina BaTlrcao. Fdr ale low at dopot by WEb I k JON ES, . . August 23 2_No 76 Esst Bay. STRIPS. rt**AA FOUND"? CHOICE 8UGAB CUBED ?50UU srBiPS SO paila Extra and Pare Lard 30 tubs Goshen HuPer 1U aerees ?miar Ouied Haass 20 barrels Standard Cru-.had Sugar * 25 barrels -agar House Syrup. Landing and tor sale fey August 33 1 B. A A. P CALDWELL. KARLY CHOP CUBA CLAYED MOUSSES. 50 ?tes8* }KBBIGHT CLAYED MOLASSES. For ssle low, to o lose oonsLrnraent, be August 21 a_J. A, *.Si?tLOW ACO.. - IJOTTON BAGGING. ? 1 KA FIBCE8 ?EWANV PUBB HEMP DtJN 10 U DEC SEA LSL4.ND BAGGING, 45 inohes, l Kth posmds yard W pitees Dundie Bagging, 15 inches, iii posada yard W pie. ee Duadee Bagging, 45 inches, IX th pounds yard 25 pieces Dolphin Manufacturing Company Sea Island Bagging 1ft th poun?s yard. For sala by WO. BEE A SO. August 21_ , a? NM CLOTH, ?N THE ?POT AND TO ABRITE, . For sale t y .' angustie OtO. A. TREN HOLM k SON. NEW YOKE BACKING, DOUBLE aJHL'liOH BKAtvD. TH K STANDARD WIMM 2??@2*{. TffS standard wdth foll 44 inohes. It is wider, closer stronger, sud aflore"? better pso tectlon for the entire coreriDg ot the Cotton bale than any other nusa *Ljj We sell at masufaeturer'a price and expsases laid down ben. A supply always ou band WILLUM ROACH 4 CO. !**> August t Imo Agents. .. PEAN. OAAA BUSHELS BLACK PEAS, SUITABLE -?UUU farseedanj teedi.g for sale by July 24_T. J. KERB A OP. CHEAP CORN. OAAA BUSHELS WE?TEBN WHITE CONN, ejUUV slightly heated. For sale, at a tow price, by T. J. KB BB k 00. ?miy 22_? *EW GOOUS. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AABKEA?? BLE, most de .dona aid healthy food, used lor Puddings, Jellies, Blanc Manse, Ice Cr?ant, ? Griddlecakes, Soups, 4c, put up lal lb. pack-, r ages, with directions for use. De?kcat d ' ocoanut fir Plea, Puddings, Cakes, Ac , put ap ia half Q. packages, wm direct low. Sweet Oil, French and American in half pm ts, pints andqiarta. Cider and White Wine Tlnegtr, warrante* pure Fresh Roasted Bio Coffee, of good quality, at S5c vu. Just ieee i ved and for sale by CO-OPEtU i IVE GBOtiERT 8TOBE, Boutbwest cornrr Meeting and Market streets. Good? delivered free. ^_May 28 PRESB: l?RI:GS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOB SALB WHOLt- SALE AND RETAIL BY DB. H. BAEB. No. lil ML* IT S G- STB E ET BI SON'n TOBACCO ?N TI D'TE Bose's Cough Syrup Bchenk's Pulraonie Syrup Sshenk's Seaweed Tonie Cherokee (tomedy Cherokee Cure Cherokee Pills Cherokee Injection bpears' Fruit Preserving Kolutlsn Brown's Cbiorodyae ? nermsn Blood or "Kaiser" Pill-, 4c.. 4c Fleming's Warm Confections W light's Rejuvenating Elixir Churchill's Syrup HypophosnhlU of Lime Tan Heusen's Weng on'ections Hurley's Wo ia Candy Cephalic Pills Schallen beifjer's Farer and Ague Filia Huong's Pills Mc Lane's Liver Mil? Linn's Vi gelable Fills Russell's Soothing Oordist (or Children Teething Jsyae's Iterative Jayne's Expectorant Jayne's carminative Jayne's e?tve Pins Badwsv's Beady Behaf Bwway's R. Pffls Ridway'e Heady besolvent, June 21_ mwf HONEY I ^~ FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND BET AL. BT Br. H. BAEB, June 26 iso. Ul Meeting-street flogs, j; bf mi ia la, (Ste. K . H I t HA rs GOLDEN REMEDIES. AK FOR NO ntffER, TAKE NO OTB EB, AND you will save time health a- d money. SUCO REWARD for any case of disease in any stase which they fill o cure. Dr. RICH U'?i HOLDEN BAT>AM Na 1 cures Ulcers. Ulcerated Kore ihroat and Mouth, bore I-ye?, c'utaueoue or skin Eruption-, cooper Cniored Blotch rs. orones - of the -cal p crof ila, Ac. ; is the greatest Renovator, Alterative and Blood Purifier known, remores a l oise u-s from the system, and leay?? the blood pure and health . Dr. RIOHAO'- GOLDEN BAL<?AM No. 2 curei Mercurial Affections, Ithenmadsm In all lt?forms, whether f om mercury or other causes; gtveaimme* dlate relief in aft cases. No d>e>ing uecessary. I have thousands of Certificates uro vi nu ti utracu lous cures eflVcteo by these hem? dies. Price of either No. 1 or No 2, $5 per boru -,or ?wo bottles for $9. Dr BI-HAG'S GOLDEN ANTI0OTE. a safe spss, dy. p casant and radical cure tor all Urinary De? rwements, accompanied with fUP. Clrechons. Price S3 per bohle Pr. BfCHAU'H GOLDEN ILTXIB D'A MOUE, a ladicai cure for Nervous or General Debldtv, in old or ?oona-; impcrtin? en.rgv with wende fol effect. Price ?01 er bottle, or two bottles for ff. On receipt ot price these Bemedh-s will be shipped to any pates. Prompt attention paid to aP correa, dents. None genuine wi'bout h? name os* "Dr. RICHAU'-i GOLDEN REMED1EH, O. H. RICHARDS, sole Proprietor," blown Io glass or bot Jes. Address . DH. Bf CB A HOS. No. 228 Tariok-street, New York' OfVe Hours from 9 A M. to ? P. M. Circu ars i-ent. _ly_July 8 _ I S o ? > s TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warranted to Remove all Desire for Tobiceo. lt ls Purely Vegetable and contains not bing I nj ari o ns. The following is one of thousands or testimonials that are dsily received by th. Manufacturer: Rieux im TA . November 28. 1868. DEAR cra-The "tobacco ?ntidoui" prepared by you uci'oniiniz to the iee!, t you have submitted to me, and tbs ingredients ot wi>'rb ( hare examined, is purely vegetab e. entirely ba m'e?e. and contains nothing in the least injurious. It is not disagreeable to the taste, ?nd aa a home ardrie, I hope you will nert ?iib ready ssle or ir, and I ucl lo v. ? that if the ? free ti ons are toll? wed, it will do a 1 you dj im ed for lt. JOHN DOTE, M. D. ay Price 60 cents per Box. The usual discount lo th. Trade. 4J- For sale by Dr. H. BAER, WHOLESALE AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLINA. June 7_. . 0 O I* O G N E , sUPEBIOB TO THE BEsT IMPORTED c? '.OG.NE WATER, manufactured and sold wholesale nd retail br Dr. H B?KB, June 21 No. 131 Meeting street.