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THE I>A IXY NTSWS. '..A'T" ' , r : 'i -r LsiTMt CtrtuUttfliu-rHS DALtTNBWS ^EINO THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE? COGNIZED AS HAVING TBS LARGEST CIR? CULATION IN TUE CITY OF CHARLESTON, PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN? ING IN TH? POSTOFFiCB AT THE END Ol EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROVIS? IONS OF THE NSW POSTOFFICE LAW. AP ADVERTISING. Taz CHAHLE??TON Nxws, the cironUtion ol which is BVMM ?wat? ma ????ge as that ot any other paper published in youth Carolins, is the best advertising medium for all business meo. Fot persons who want eira .tiona or servants; mho want houses or apartments, or have them to rent; who want or wno oder board and lodg? ing; ?ho ba ve lost or ft and articles of valus, rTes Na wa has no eqnal; und in order that all ?lasses ma; have their wants a applied, wo have adopted the following seale of CHEAP ADVZB TnuaDCXTH. payment fox which most invariably be mada wtieit Che order is given: t laViimefeauiusm of ?toaiMua wanted by or ; offered to otaras, governesses, tutors, work ' 'Dten,meeii?uiJ?j, botAite-ern vants, porters, shop boys, cooks and wasnvis* board and lodging wanted or offered; a part menta wanted or to j ?iet; articles lost or found; nooses, shops, offices i and warehouses wanted or to let, and miseella- j -neons wan .8 of ail Kinds. For each insertion of advertisements of the ?lasses specified : NfH ?ioe*lm# ?ruf? LJJTOI or IC ward*_25 cauta " Tdua mats or 30 words.40 ' " Pivx Lima or 40 vrordj..60 . All advertisements to be inserted at these rates mnei be prepaid and delivered at Tm Haws office hy 9 P. M. -, Baxaura sjaVi aersaonaetex ate <*ae fkews : ? - Oanee. . 18 A. m. 88 Ol . Cat . P. M. 88 LOCAL MATTERS. |^ Meetings Txtts Day. ^esrdsbipLodge, ai 8 V-X-X F ? Bj Book and Lidfe*Ootap*)y7 ti?'/l^i "S P. M. BlaaLmgi ou Fire rtipisSjsj i' HP. 1 . ^Wwtathington Artg|pry ftijuwl? Society, at 8 A ??Usa Sales This ttmy. Knot DALI *\joV wJ^etfaV 10 o'clock, at their store, millinery, hardware, Ac. PiBSOKAL - Genet al Hagood is stopping at the Charieston Hotel. Nsw Hier.-The'firet i eceipt of now Louisi? ana, co axis ti u g of five barrels, has bee? received at Haw Orleiuav aal so dat lOoenU per pound. r ..' ? ? m ., Bsataiaii--Baturdav night the kHohen on the premisas or. Mr. McKune, No. 5 Friend s?eet, was burglariously entered and a number of articles stolen. Officer Levy arrested a j colored girl living on the premises on sus? picion. ? t . ,-?p a - A Bm roz TJUTA, TMBS^-Jake advantage of the great reduct i an ru-pnoes, and pre par e for the apnro&obing business season by hav? ing your Job. Printing -.weatly, expeditiouel.v and cheaply done al .THE >?wa Job Office, No. ?8 last Bay. ' * ^ ' ' 3T.8^'l T a !HA^ Nsw Cerero*.-Two auditiona^bale* of new cotton, of Georgia growth, were, reoeived here onBaturdarfromAugusta,by.Messrs. Peser, Bodgejito. ,wei?cbin? respectively ?6 and 877 poa ide classed middling, and sold at 85} oents psr pound. ^THB 8T?A>qra.,liES?? BXJHCTDI, which, through Borne misunderstanding 00 the part of Wr c?ptate,1 pissed the nsatth biat at quar? antine Wi1 boat receivmcr a visitation- from the Health Officer, ha? been under charge of a revenue cotter until ber officers ?ppear to answer the charge of violating the quarantine fews, -, ' j iHsnoroB-GxHZBAx. os Tana isa) Luv B#. -Daddy ?Jain wauta to know 'what is the matter now? is there any more offices to be filled? Why, yes: 'hero is % general somnbody to be made, by which tho poor people will have to pay more taxes. * Obr*this City Council o> OOM is a delightful apuff-box- ever; body may m?ese wbo.cen;!g?? a p?ucb." " . * . - ^ v"- V L? . j;; aaW A^?S7?J>??L? CBOWD.-Three colored men, named -res?ec?vejy B^.Hnger, vTHL .angeT 3wllnd, wera-arraigned before rip disorderly 't?aduer. It a tho testimony that ons of them rod trp s bnck. Io tanning he strack bi? .Gainst-?he corner of a building, and Bwore tbat be had been struck wi th a brick. The Mayor imposed a fine of f-5 OF DEOWSTKO.-Xesterdsy after? noon several little boys went in hnUsmuit the ?reloge, in ftftfi^J^fflJ^ A^iong lives at th?oSft? fi Wet?tworth'a?rj'i?eetii.g streets. The elder ot the two g >t into a hole. His brother weitt to bis'assist ance, and wu taken by the undertow byyo-id jtua depth andT Ins ?Sr one was rescued when in an ex fisristedr^o^t^-^B^ JOW was not recovered. _r.--rr n, PlStmABWCB.-We ha ve ^a fr eady^ me c t; i oued^ the -arrest" of" a negro 'nimed Stephen JOULS, C>r stealing 16. Ho nae arraigned before Jas ttee Mackey on Saturday. 8t?phe?. stated that the man lrom whom it was said fae had stolen the money had any number of wives, who were always q narre I ling, and he was-of the opinion that osssof tosan had stoleu the money. There "was BO evidence whatever to eatabbsh the milt of the aocriied,' and be was (UMObarged. Stephen was one or the negroes who stole tl500 from Mr. Fleming, on Sing-street, about two years ago. _ Boar RAOTRO-Tn speakt g of the bate boat raes hare between the BLckauake and Onole, the Savannah A vertiser says ' the time made bj them W?1 compare very favorably with thai of our crack four-oar ed boats, aid we think -or Oharkwtou friends oan Well afford to give a trial with them at aquatic skiH. When e Carolinas visit our oity, we mn sr a up a at race for tr cir benefit. It Wen? eertarniy possible to suggest too many amusements we would hope to equal the honors with ich they recently loaded the representatives Savannah."_ Tn CH Aia BoBB&BT IN ATJOOSTA.-lu July last the office of Mr. John Craig, broker, in Augusta, was robbed of a package loutaiuing 85000 in greenbacks. Several persons Wdre sus? pected, but no incriminating eviSeoee was brought to- bent. Two colored Doys, uamdd .Johnson and Boyer, were k?Own to have been spending money very freely last week and were watched. J he tuspiciou against them bec une strong, andxm Thursday night they were ar resbM. ?lymat ely .the two boys confessed the robbery," ae? 12100 was recovered, $1910 being hidden in a mattress. THE BLACK CAIN. A Wo ul*-ko Bloter Basks Down-Tht Misaionary He cord Pray? for rea??. Cain ia now more moderate than he was be? fore he had occular demonstration of the tact tbat there arc still somo white men in Charles? ton. The lesson has had its effect, and, in the Missionary Beccrd of Saturday, Cain whines ont an exe oso and apology in these words: THE Lira wan KXDED-ALL QUIET. The last croat sousa, ion in these parts has subs dod, and our good citizens rejoice in the bimetal assnranoe of peace. Tue great match ot iliO Base ?vt? UHU? o? Savannah and Charleston has passed mto tho region of1 by? gones," nobody hurt, everybody satisfied and the "shame" wiped dur, which clouded tue faces of our good citizens. We are heartily elad that thu ?nair has passed oft* in so cheer? ful a manner, with i he regret, however, that our good friends of Txu DAILY N EWS sboa:d have worked themselves up into soon a storm of wrath, because of our article on me expres? sions of a number of men from Augusta, who were on their nay returning from this city on Saturday night, and wbo expressed their hatred of the - negroes of Som h Carolina. They indicated that they were rowdies, and we characterize! them as such, be? cause tn oy said that tney rune to Cha leeton for thu pu i pose ol teaching the Charleston negroes tbeir places. We said not a v?ord about the baeo bali player?, nor did we-allude- to ti em at all; bnt the mau in TH s JNnws office w is doubt? less laboring unuer tue- eff ie ts of the late cchpee, or else had been in the metce on Satur? day night, and bad felt tho effects of that ea tainm*nt, st tbe corner of Calhoun and King streets. Ho one, unless they are intensely blind to truth, or burning ttiui negro hate, could have distorted our language imo such a mean? ing as thai given- by Tra NEWS. We are at a lost to understand how that paper can, with such cool afiYoutery, brand us with ..bloody" intentions for . stating facts, and drawiog reasonable deductions therefrom. We fair that Ira NBWB was over auxious to get up a 'row on somebody. Well, we can only reiterate our former assertion, ttiat the Sooth Carolina negro is so muon like South Carolina white men that tney will not not yield then- rights lightly. Virginia negroes are not deficient ia that either, .and will not yield their ngbt to write and speak tbeir senti? ments on all questions of i>ubl'c importance. W congratulate our otciz*ns on the presen t peaceful ?tate of affairs, and assure them that it is in consequence of th? peaceable disposi? tion of the people, There never was any ?n teutioo on tue part of the colored people to create a riot; they are more intent ou obtain iug work. Mew that all is over, and PR NKWS is in a happy mood again, we sa; to our friends, "Let ns have peace." Tra Aususra Exnistr BOBBEBT.-A pre lim ia ry examination of W. 0. Bat grove, charged With robbing the Southern Expresa Of nearly 16000. took place m Augusta on Satur? day. Bland turned State's evidence, and con? fessed that Hargrove stole the money and eave him (Bland) #144 as h s share of the spoils. The Express messenger was asleep, and the keys of the sale were taken from bis pocket by Hargrove and put bach when the job ?ras done. A MBOBO SHOT aim KILL XD.-We learn from passengers who arrived by the South Carolina Railroad crain yesterday, that on Saturday near Summerville, a negro named Jenkins shot and killed another negro named Isaao Wright. Jenkins states that be and Wright went out bunting, and bia trigger caught in a bosh and caused the gan to fire and kill bis companion. It was believed by some tbat Jenkins had mur? dered Wright in cold blood, and be was ar? rested. Be will be examined to-day. A BOCK Traowff ?T a POLIO EM AN.-About nine o'clock Sataidayhight a policeman arrest? ed a negro for a violation of some one of the market regulation -i. On the way to the Guard? house with bis prisoner, be was followed by a large crowd of negroes, one of whom threw a stone, weighing about ten pounds, at him, which, fortunately, did not strike bim. There was every indication on the *?art of the crowd to make an attempt to rescue the prisoner, 'mt the firmness of the police ai au, wbo made two or three of them feel the weight of his bat in, deterred them from making the at? tempt, _ ? AB ItTptORaMT WIT? STABS a WOK A?T,-A few days amos a soldier left bis wife up the coun? try to pay a short visit to the mtv. White here be got in the company of two strange women, and appirontly didn't care whether he ever went home or not. His wife, becoming BDX'OOS about his delay, came to. look for him. Saturday after-hood she surprised him while eating with the said women. Tbe wife vented her indignation by fire t oorsing all bands and then seizing a fork stabbed one or the wqpjen in the groTn, inflicting a painful wound. A general melee ensued, and all parties were ar? rested and locked np. They afterwards gave security for their appearance before the Mayor this morning._ Lose OP THE SOHOORLd SELAH B. SI-BOKO. I he schooner Selah B. Strong, Captain Mur? ray, which cleared from thio port Au/ust 4, with 5VO hnxdre? (ind eleven tons of phos? phate roolf; for Delaware ???*, an<* sailed on the Sib, has, it appears by th? lo!io*ing state? ment taken from the Baltimore Sun, of Fri? day. August 20th. found*-red at sea: The British bark J. M. Churchill, which ar? rived at this port yesterday moraine, from Havana, picked op at sea, ia an open boat, on ihe Hi h instant. Captain Murray, officers snd crew of the schooner Solan fi. Strom?, which vessel foundered in the (Juif stream on the 9th. tbe schooner was from Charleston, bound to Delaware City, sud -ad on boord a full cargo of phosphate. The schooner be? longed to Mew York, where it is supposed she is insured._ .Tra LATE VISIT or THE SAVANNAH CLUB. Enan "editorial" headed ''The peace ot the atv," Dady Cain asserts that there would have Men no riot on the previous visit ot tbe Havan? nah Glob '-had not a white "mao, a soldier, struck the first blow, and that on an unoffend? ing colored oirisen. The whole mass of coi ore d ;i tizeos had determined that when the club rial ted tam Si ty again, rather than b<ar the Hame again of creating a not, they would it ty away from the-play, and deprive their anemics of the pr?te ce of a liot on tbeir part; lenee several companies, who were to parade, vent to the woods, leavine no means in the sands of bad men to imply that they paraded in the streets to' insult the Georgians. We Believe that it was determined by both whites ind blacks that snob a disgrace shu aid not oe? :ur egaio in this city. All tbe colored pe >ple want ii equal juanee and fair play. Give that we ask no more." THC BABEAB COEPUS CASE.-The adjourned habeas corpus case of Charlie Harrison alias Jacobo, neero, charged with narine ?bot and rdl d Junes Seabrook, negro, at Dr. V arden's tann, a short distance from this city, was sailed before fiecorder Pringle at 13 o'clock Saturday. Mr. Walker, prisoner's counsel, read seve? ral affidavit*, showing that the deceased was criminally intimate with the prisoner's wife, and that the prisoner caogbt deceased in the bc use on the Friday night before he was killel After the reading of the affidavits, the Re? corder asked bow much bud thc p-isoier could Rive. Mr. Walker replied that there were seve? ral c dored men who were willing to be? come security for him. The Recorder then announced that be would release the prisoner if he could furnish 12000 Beourity. Tbree colored men offered lo give five hundred dollar* cub, and a fourth was shortly after presented, and the prisoner w.ie teleased to appeir for dial before the Stale Court. J lin v ll.iiiiiivu ?. r , . Ds. Barrira.-Tho Montgomery Mail says (nat Dr. Bruna' lecture on" Henry Tim rod waa well calculated to enlist ' he moat profound atten? tion. *' Discoursing of the life and genios of Henry Timrod, it Was naturally expected that the lecturer would revel in the ? weela of poesy and beautiful imagery ; and the expectation was frilfiUed." ^ ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP MrNNBTONKA. I The New York Herald, of Friday, Angnst 20. says that the steamship Minnetonka, which proceeded to sea on Wednesday, collided with the N. G. bark Bebeooa, in the North River. Both vessels reserved some slight damage. The M. returned to her wharf and will sail when repaired. Wx LEASK that H. H. Phillipe snd H. Rivers, who were committed to the Chatham County jail, Georgia, some time aro. on suspicion of having murdered Captain Heyward, of South Caroliua, about the first of March, 1867, aud wbo were taken to Beaufort, South Carolina, for trial, have beeu tried by a mixed jury and honorably acquitted. LeBoy Williams for the prosecution; B. J. Davanl & Son for the de? fence._ PALMETTO MEDALS.-At a meeting of the Palmetto Association, held in Columbia on the 29th-the first assembly of the assooiati in for many years-President W. B. Stanley was aa thorized ,o receive and pay for-at a rate, if necea=ary, above their actual value-all medals presented to members of the Palmetto Regi? ment by the State. These medals are scattered over the United States-numbors of them be? ing carriel off by Sherman's army. It is the desire of the association to return these medals to their proper owners or their heirs. HOTEL ABRXVALS. ADO CST 21 AND 22. PaoUion Hotel.-0. C. Dubose, St. Stephen'*; A. F. Sbuliy, H. T. Peters, Jr., F. S. Lowe, Gilbert Hollow, G. A. Neuflvr, M. C. Hall, Daniel Oliver, Sooth Carolina; W. E. Baker, H. Crane. New York; H.L. Perrin, South Carolina; George H. ?.'herler, Buffalo, New York. Charleston Hotel.-A. M. Brode Angosta; A M. Kirkland, bo ut ho rn Express; Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Clarke, aud H. F. Hodgson, Camden; Charles G. Parker, Michigan; J>. C. Beard, Columbas; Miss W. H. Trescott, Benth Caro? lina; Johnson Hagood, Sooth Carolina; 8. F. Pren tose, wife and child, Mobile; E. E. Stone, United States ..run ; Major King, City. THE HUMBOLDT FESTIVAL. -This festival will be celebrated m grand style by tbe Cincinnati Germans. There will be a procession of ve? hicles containing goddesses of liberty, and other yoong ladies m white, to move through the city, and to the Jnion Base Ball Grounds, where the festival is to be held. A bast of Humboldt will be erected on the grounds, dec? orated with flowery wreaths and crowned with laurel leaves. Ali the societies participating in the c?l?brai ion will sing in concert, and there will be several eoeechet delivered, both in English and German. Active pr?parai ions are making in New York for the celebration of the centenary birthday of Alexander von Humboldt, the renowned naturalist, rho principal feature of the cole bra tl Oh will be the unveiling of the Humboldt bust in Central Park. The day will also be duly celebrated in all the principal cities and towns in the country. At Philadelphia a monument will be unveiled m Fairmont Paik, and another at Pittsburg in Allegheny Park. In Detroit the Cosmos Society will be inaugurate^, and in Boston a Stipendium for worthy students of natural tis torywiUbe founded. At Newark, N. J., the day will be celebrated in aid of tbe German Hospital. At St. Louis the erection of an ob? servatory proposed by Mr. Tioe, and the pro I jeot will probably be carried oat. From Mil? waukee we hear that a committee, appointed for tnat purpose, baa submitted a plan for es? tablishing a Humboldt institute. CRUMBS. -Several parties who were reported for keepiug hogs in violation of the city ordi? nance, were lightly fined by the Mayor Satur? day. The Mavor. Saturday, imposed a fine of ten I dollars upon a mao for selling liquor without s license. . Daddy Cain sneers at the idea of Alderman T. J. Mackey being tbe next Mayor. The Savannah Advertiser saya : " After cor recent visit to Charleston, a city disgraced by her municipal government, but deserving great honor for ber clean, well paved streets and am? ple crossings it is hard to reconcile ourselves to the slouchy higbwavs of Savaunah, with their depths of sand and dust." The Missionary Record was " struck with the firm determination of the authorities, on last week, to give the enemies of the govern? ment aud tbe Georgians to understand that this city is ab'e to make itself respected bv all chases, whether strangers or home citizens." A horse attached io a street watering cart was sanetruck Saturday afternoon and fell near THE NEWS office. Ho should have had a Dexter horse bonnet. There viii be a meeting of the Grand Army of the Republic to-night for the purpose of electing an adjutant, rice John Wingate, re signed. The Legal Debating Society meets this eve? ning, at hall-past en ht o'clock. The Re v. Bit-boo Wightman was present at a district conference held m Salisbury, N. C., Angnst 20th. The Bight Rev. Bishop Lynob, of Charles? ton. 8. C.. was to preach at St. Peter's, Sarato? ga New Yoik. yesterday. Henderson Johnson, colored, was arrested in Augusta on S* urJay for stealing a set of harness tro n Mr. Gr?ge of this State. Buam EbH norie**. Fasson- CAI? SHOKS.-John Commins, No. 131 Meeting.? treet, offers three cases Men's French Calf Shoes at a great a acrid co-from $2 60 to 99 per pair. Sold at retail. August 12 thma -o Mr. J. MADSEN begs to inform his friends and customers that he has reopened his to? bacco hou>e. at No. 314 King-street,^corner Society, where he will be happy to see them. August 21 3* LIOHT READINO FOE THE WASH WBATHEB. Oar friends in the country who desire to obtain light reading fur the warm weather, at strictly popular prices, ure reiorred to tho advertise? ment of Mr. C. C. Bisrbter, the very enterpris? ing and trustworthy King-street dealer in bo?ks and periodicals of a'I kinds. His (Mt will bo found to include something to suit ? very taste, and it sef>ms*to us a marvel how he CK II ? ford to send nu bdbka bv mail over the cou o try, oost-oaid. at th" ridiculously 'ow prices named. C.* SCH LKPKOKKtli, No. 37 LINF-STREET, BL.TWEEN KINO ANU 8T. PHILIP. LUMBER OF fcVEKY DESCRIPTION A Ni BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME and Pl AST Eh LNG LATH*. PAINTS. OILS. GLASS KB. SHINGLKN; also i.UUOV? ANbfFONGUE B<>ARI>, fcc, roo stantlyon tia id ?? t?e lowf>?t market once?. September. ?" m ? .> ? i * - gK %.aif<mi!?a A*I> H*Mt~cuTTia<*. LADIES AND IIlI,Dh?N attended at their icelJeuce* promptly and at muon abie rates. Send orders to W. E MARSHALL, Barber, April ll No, 31 flrond-atreet <up stairs.) | /iMI?ill yy A v T ? o , SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON BAXLBOAD STOCK Bank of Charleston Stock Peo pie's Baak Stock. Apply to JAKES H. WILSON. Anglist 28_i A ff K K R S STOCK AND EXCHANGE BBOKEBS AND MED CHANTS, wishing Checka, Bianka, Letter Hea?s, or Job Printing of aoy description, c:n get their orders Oiled promptly and in the neatest style, st cheap rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 1A9 Bast Bay. SJjitls ?ti /urntstjing ?oo?s. BLACKWELL'S GQ NO. ?9 KIVG-STRKKT, One door below Market ti R H A T RBDDOTIUI IM PBI0B3 OF SCARFS TIBS HANDKERCHIEFS UNDEEWKAB, kc. MW TBT rr. 4 d % H QQ K H g GOODS. Joly aa ataos HB G ll E A T S B S ? A T 1 U ?1. *t . CHA*** * SCOTT'S Superior Fitting Shirts. SHIRTS, SHIR 8. BHTHiS SHIRTS. SHIRTS. 8BIUT8 i SHIRTS. *HIRT8. 8HIBTS. SHIRlrf. HHIH1S. 8BIBTH. j Joly 8 SCOTT'S POPULAS AND MCLLABT.K SHIRT MANUFACTORY , Meeting-street, Opposite Harket Hall. SHIRTS MADS TO ORDER. SHIRTS READY MADE. ALL SIZES. Directions for Measurement, ko., SENT BI MAIL. /inc ?rts. JJ H OTO G II A PH COLORING. r LR s ON rf WISHING TO HAYE PHOTOGRAPHS Un ted with care and taste can hart their orders promptly Oiled bylearlng them at Holmea' Book House. Written directions should in each oase be given as to the style of colcnng pitferm). Julv23 3mos? ' Aim ^oaotrseiowEB's OFFICE, 1 COLUMBTA. ?. ti., tu rust ll 1869. J NO ?ICE 'S B-.ttEtff JIVES TH Ai' TBT? t)F FlOh' ls now organised, in accordsnce with the law creating the same, and is ready to proceed lob tu? nes*. In the purchase ol lands the Interests of the State will be carelully uar fd It ia tbe de-ire of the riomu-isslonor to purchase none other than good lund*. In go -d loca Kies at their tair - arket value, and at su< h p'l ?ss a> t><e same lands w.mid be sold to pr vite indiv duils. Arrancementn hare been made by wu'ch the Bonds uutbo-ized to be issued foS the .lurch i?e ot land'? will ne cou verted to cur? rency, ano lands so purchased will be paid for in currency. The Comm's- oricr invites sll parties owningdesiraole anns, in deslr bte localiUes. wlah luff tovell h'm. an'I wi ll ID tr to take ma feet prices, i to forward their propos ?ls, clrln ? a descr ption of ? the Uads for sale, trielr locality, quality ?ind adapta? ron to tbs production of co ton. corn and grains gen? erally, with a view to thc commencement of negotia tiot a for the sale oi said lands to the !? tate. 0. P. LECLIF, August 16 - mwfS Land Commissioner. J. HUMPH KK VS, BROKER, A UCTIONEEB ARD COMMIS? SION MERCHANT. SALES 09 BEAL ESTAI t, STOCKS, BONDS, SB CC Rmjc? AM . PERSONAL FbOPKBTT ATTENDER TO. No. ST BKOA O - STREET CHAKI.? ION, 8. 0. ?ZFKREMCXS. Hon. BEN H?HT. W. J. MAGRATH, Bs? General J A MF? CONN ?K. T. R. WARING. KHO.IIMI < IC.tOt?? ILI.IS ai ciiisobA. FACTOBH. COMMISSION MERCHANTS ?jun SHIPPING AOENT?. WILT, ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE ANL SHIPMENT (to foreicm ?nfl Ooaestlc Porte' o? HUTTON. RICH, L0?8EH \ND NAVAL NTOHEb ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston, 8. CU. X. WILLIS..:.A. H. (lHISOtS October V r_?OL.DlKS dt HACBKTH, So. 36 Broad'Streeti Charleston. ?. C.. BROKERS, AUCTION EE BS. BEAL ESTATE AND GKNKKAL. CO BIM I SS I ON AUK NT?. Will atttend to Renting at.d Collecting of Rents and purchase and sale ol (stocks, Bouis, Gold Silver and Real Estais. ALSO. Xo the Purchase ot Good- end supplies for partifs In thc country upon reason ?hie lerms. ._ fl?OKOL U UOLlttB.At.KXA.S0tB MaCBKTB. Jami rv' _ _ lyr rpO BIT SIN KS s M 16ll. Tfar? SU Ml ER NEWS, > PUBLISHED Al > UM TER, S. C., I? O.-iE OF TH* BEST ?Af 8 IN THE CP COCSTRY; has a lame circulation, and affords su? perior advantagesan an advertising medlmn. Ie.-m low. Addree DARK k OHTErN, February 22 Proorv?tov?. ??KtHnt?ii. rjiaK BABVWELL JOURNAL. A3 IEE IDnm Kt BOB APPBO'CBTS9, the undersigned weald recpeetfally call the at' euUou of the Merchants ot Charleston to the B A EH WKLL . JOURNAL, pur-hehad at BlaakrlUe, & a, s papar of I rapidly locreaalo? circulation, to be found In, not only every portion of the targe and wealthy County of Barnwell, bu in many other ooonrifa of tte State, tod baa a scattering circulation rota Conn ec tient to California i be ?foni nal ia always on file at the office of Hestrs. WA ? Kit fi, EVtNd k COGS? WELL, tue acento ia Oharle*too, and bu? UM? men would do wan o call in and take a look at the paper carore making np their fall advertisement* for the weealies of the Stale i erma moderate, which cao be learned upon ap? plication to WALKES, EVAN? s COGsWELL, or by ad dre'sing the subscriber at either Blackville or EarnwelL JOHN S. 8BUCK. August 83_Imo rjlHK BARNWELL SENTINEL.. MEB0HANT3, FACTOBs AND B U SI ' ESS- M EN -will find it to their interest to advertise in the 8KN 11 KEL. H has Men pub.iatei in (hat Ia ge and pop? ulous Cou 'ty for seventeen years, sod bas a circuU Hon unsurpassed by any country paper iu the 6 tai?, Terms liberal. Address E. A. BRONSON, Pro? prietor. Blackville, B.C. Augustas_Imo JjTAItL AND WI J 1ER IMPORTATION. ?S?'J. ELB BONS, MILLINERY AMD S IB AW GOODS ARMSTRONG, CATOR ?r CO., Noa. H37 and 339 Baltimore-Street, BALTIMORE, JMPCRIBRS ASD JOBBERS OF BON V KT AND TU III ?1 IV G BIB BOM S, VELVET AND SASH BI-BON?, K?nnet Silks, Satins and Velvts, Illusions, Blonds, Lace?, Ku-hef, Nets and Crapes, FRENCH FLOWERS AN? FEATHERS, straw Bonnets and Ladles* Hats, Trimmed and Untrimmed. SILK, VELVET AND FBLI BONNETS AND HAT?, SUNDOWNS AND SHAKER HOODS. THE LARGEST STOCK CF MILLI VLB Y GOODE IN TBIS COON rBY, and unequalled in chotos variety, which we offer at prices that will defy com petition. O-ORDBBS fO-ICirFD. imo Angustie E ST ABLISH KD, 1848. THE MABION CRESCENT, MARION, 8. 0. FUBLISHZD WBEKXI BX 8. E. MCMILLAN. Proprietor, TBE CB SSC EN T, BEING TBE PURCHASES ind successor ol 'he old J:atrlot paper, ia the oldest journal in the eas ern part ot the .-tate. the Crescent ia ta? official ai viser of Marion County. The Crescent has a lar*e an1 growing circula ?on among the be -1 people of tn? Peedee Country. lbs Orescent ia the best advertising medium in tat* ancosa. Always addtess CRESCENT, August ia_Imo_Marlon, P. C. TH K 8 T A H am SOUTHERN BEAL ESTATE ADVERTISES, As an advertli'ng medium, offers fac?'I ties to Mer? chants, Pru Hists, Machinists, Ac, of extending ?bair business, unsurpassed by any Southern Weekly. Irs circulation ii fast becoming general. Beal Estate agents, ?nd parties int?-re?ted in the purchase or sale of real estate will find it to tbelr advantage to consult its columns and advertise therein, as we are effacing arrangement!) by which our paver wili circulate largeiyamoug Northern capitalists. Information tending to the development of our mineral, manufacturing and larlcaltural resources descriptive ol climate, soil. A -solicited and toank tinly received (rom any section. Trims cash, S3a year; a copy gratia to anyone sending six inscribers; a club i-f ten, $2 SO each. Bate? ot advertising lioeraL Address W. J. McKEKRALL, July 16 Marton.. S C. F KERCH CALK SHOES. 3 GASB* OF LOW QU AST F B FRENCH CALF SHOES, at a great aacriBce. sold by tho single pair. JOBN ttOMMlN-<, August 13 tbml No. 131 Meeting-street. r> CONTRACTORS, LUMBER, 51 KN ANO SHIPBUILDERS. I AM NOW PREPARED TO HF.OUrE PBOMPT LT, upon the shortest rotice orders for s< 'UTHKBN VELLO V FINE. PO FLAB, HI? KORT. GUM and tohO' hard wood of any dimensions, delivered in ;ne i ity of Charleston, clean and bright, equal to tbs best city aaw?'d Tor further info mat lou, apply to Mr. E. N. BhODIE. Charleston, H. d. J. M- HTM BERT. John's Island 8team 8?w Mill, August let, 188? August a_rathlao jg L A 8 T I C JOINT IRON ROOFllsra, ..QUXCALT'S VATFNT," For Rt-rejonee-, Hu,ar Houses, Colton Gin-', Bridges, Ac. Manufacl Tired by ; SBOENBERGEf. A CO., No. 15 Public Z-au'du*, Cincinnati, Ohio. July 29 nae _imo STAIR "RODS, BBGNZZ, F E? SILT, ?t Porcelain, TXat Mfwn NO CUami*}, wm na rustir DROP FIXTURE, WHICK tua so aramaa. The (Mghul tad ear/ Baliahls Itrhn? made. It can be applied to any Stair Rod, either Round or Flat, and .reventa ita slipping from its place. ) Ask for the Patent BBS fixture, tafaa* asa Carpet Dealers, ABB BUY NO OTH3B. AUB, BAJ? A? BBW 8TAT? Par Hotels, Roetauranto and Public Buildings, MANUFACTURED BY W. T. & J- MERSEREAU, 62 Duane St, HX Anmi?t 13 3mna tjfBtiiif Bitters. TBiY PANKN?N'S HEPATIC BITTERS. THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, ann AU DisiAsai or tn STOMACH AND LIVER. THET ARE Baoosraanan ST VRE MEDICAL FACULTY. HEGEMAN & CO., AGENTS, NEW TORR. Manufactnred by C. F. PANKNIN, CBTUTBT ANS AP0VBJCAB7, CHARLESTON, S. C. 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Kroog r, Hmo.. - loth, fl. iH'tE THOUSAND MILE* THROUGH THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS, by A. K. McClure, Illustrat? ed 12ino , ?loth $2. BK \ i RU K. a Poem by Hon. Bodrn Noel, square 16mo.. clotn, gilt top. fl. TUBS I s, H RE AND HEREAF' EB, by Wil? liam H. Hole .mb?, M D , limo., paper loth, SI 50. LlVlvS OF SI. LOCI- AND i ALVIN, by M. Quiz t Illustrate'!. 12mo., cioib Si. iH QU KER PAR.I-ANS. A Bevoluiionary SiOrv, wrt'.i Iilustraliu e, T?rao , C oth Si 60. FI. TTON.-A. t-ro.i- k's Villa on the Rhine; Erek nann-"batraiu's waterloo; Hig tuso*'* Alu oone; Hoffmann's -Ice Aim-ray-. Hu o's L'Homme q i Ri:; Lcrlicc Lirio; I'Lc.p.-' Mi III; Won>eu au i uhists; 1 he Quake - Partisan*; Robnstn's For Uer Sase; t-ouihworfh'a Cl.ulindi brides; spielha?ei '-Proi.lem aticil Cbarucvrs; WoodK* Gati-s Wide Ol en; I-lugs h y's Rtretioo; *i\ Daughter rliuor; The Lac> 1st m's HonschoM; cbmld's H beru'l-ter; - eutliworth'a i be bride's Fate; 'roi lope'* Be Rxew He Waa Hight; ZscliokkeV i ead <iues ; Freytag'a Lost Man? uscript; Jei'n Ingle ow'* Mopsa the Fairy. .Innimrv 1 1 VT QUA*, H ICK fa y, GILDER, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAME MAN?FA0 TUREP, No. ?45 KING-STREET, CHARLESTON. 9.0. LOOKING-GLASSES of all ?iz n fitted to Framir. .'u ' nae fmwSoio J ?s aa A O. ALEXASUEK, ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL ABB NI, No. IS BrMd-ttrcet. RESPECTFULLY P?LICHS B?81BIHS IN AD JOSI INO ACOOONTS ol Merchants and other?, and in WRTTTNa m? AND POSTING then- BOOKS, either in part or whole, ?-c. January . ?Ut1?i Sun. Stock of Retail' Baratonrr Stor^Be?anevoj* Stock Retail Mi timer v Store .KNOX. DAI* Sc CO, Ve. 150 Me* tin?;-? tree t, WU I ?HI TB IS DAY, aa ?bore, commencing at lt o'clotk A. M.. French and Aroerieai FL WBRS. straw Hats,. Tr) rr med and Untrimmed, nd other Millinery ?rdeles. ALSO. ' A general assortment of HARDWARE, - Conditions cash. August 33 . .T? 1 Denrabie Two Story Wooden Boute, No. fr Nunan street T, W. T. LEITCH ?* R. S. BRUNS. Auctioneers. Will be sold on IITESPAT, August 24th; at ll o'clock-, at ibe Old Postofflce, That desirable TWO fi TORT WOODEN HOUsB, known aa No.? N enan-e* rec t. four doo is from <. ot? ic ge. with doable plana. The dwelling contains four Hjuare rooms, with kitchen, and st ibiios rdcaja for three orses. " Lot measure* 35 feet front ny 100. feet deep, more or less. Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps. ' '?.ems casa._3_August g ? SHERI* F'S SALE By virtue of a writ of Fieri faca*, to me directed anii delivered, will bo sold >n MOND VE, the 61h day t September next, at northeast crneroftke Courthouse between ll o'clock a. M and 3 P M. A1 tbs right, Ufte and interest of he D?tendant i* s PLAN i A I ION, situait in the Pariahof t. Thoma* and Kt Dennis, and*knownas ' Boll Head." oon tat tiing about 641 acres Boundod southwest toa eastw irdly on lands now er late o' Colonel Thomas r-creven, west on lards now or len? of Alexander rb oven, and North on lands now or lat? of Wm. Capers. Levied on and to be sold aa tbe prorertv of Aaron logan at the sail ol B Deneville, ..5 Terms cash. ?wW. M. M At KAT, August 18 mt i?.C.O. ^ijwAi??-T-?. ^nctmttts' prtoutc Sahs. At Prxvat' irle. BV A LO NZ i J. WHITF & S0tf" Brokers, Auction-era and Real Katata agents Will be sold, that handsome THRkB eTOB?T BRI- K BEsLDt. NOK. corner Taoderhorat and smleb. streets, ?Ith fine brick ontbu ldlngs, and aU necee sary c un vern enees that axe iou . d In a we; > appointee house and p'smtses. tot Skassa es la* fest em Vanderhorst-etreet, sud 160 ?set on -m th street. For paruou are, apply a? above. ?? 1 No. 68 EAB1 BAT, south of Old Posto ff ce. Augustas ^acQiimj, CflitiigSt (tic. TSy^BETING-STKEeVT r'?lSDKT. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS BOW F?BNXSBHNA THE IMPROVED MCCARTHY COTTON GIN, STEAM ENGINES ABD BO i LIBS, of various Btise on hand IMPROVED VERTICAL a ND HORIZONTAL COBB MILLS, SOGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS ABD PANS, of aU sises HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from . ta 18 feet in diameter IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hind? oo wer, Saw and Rice MiRs ^ MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all descriptions made to order Particular attention paid to HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOK BUILD? INGS, GRATINGS, CISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, etc., ?tr, WILLIAM 8. HE NEBET, MA OH IN IS 2 AND FOUND SB, Nc. 314 MEETING-STREET, CEABLISTOB. t. C. August 8 mws lt F K?> M * TO 309 norw power including tia eeleoratei Corliss Cut-off Engines, -lid? Valve'****? donar* Engines Portable Engines. Ax. also Circu? lar Mniav and Gang Sens Mills, Sugar Can* i Iks, ^ hai tic g Pulley*, Ac, Lam and Shingle Mflla Wheat sn^ 'C?n Mme, Circule* Saws. Belting, Aa Send tor descip?ve Circular and Pries List, fTOOr A MANN STEAM ENGINE CO., February IS OUce, New lort C C?o|po Cits. QTTOB TIMI. BEARD'S PATENT LOCK TIES. TsWj?BM UNDOUBTED!T 1 HE BENT MAN^ UP M TUTTED, is easy to manage, and poe neaps great strength and durability. Having sold the ra for tbe psst two years, WP can con.i - liv recommend theta t? Pur planters and others, ss tb? wry TH .bey want, to render meir ~zlzs ?eat, strong au* compact;capable ol binding bales from AQUfPvH, penn da. For sale by GBO. W. WILLIAMS A CO., e actors, August 16 rW^"0a ?gggj *?. plUU BALIN Cl COTTON, DILLON'S UNIVERSAL WROUGHT IR0& TLE, IMPROVED. THIS FAVORITE TIE MATE OP THE BB-rr quality of iron, and possesses ad?sntage? tor ta* I'couomical baling of cotton molt im por ant to the > planter, merchant and factor. For sale la larga and small Io's 1 ot a bundle) st re? duced rates. WILLIAM ROACH A CO, August 9 Imo Agents for Hrn<b Caroona. _ ^ailrtiflfla_ g"l TU CAKOlil.HA HAILKOAO. 0 EN IR iL 6 UT EB INTEN Lt...VS OFFICE, I OnABuaamf. H. C., April 9, 1*89. \ OB AND A FT EB -Cr DAY. APBIL 11 ra, TH ?7 PAHK^GRB TRAINS of the Mouth Carolus Baft road wTB run aa follows : FOB AUGUSTA. Leave Cbarlsstou.-..8.50 A. M. tm re ai augusts. 4.43 p. ht, Co-'necung with trains for Mont ornery, Memphis, va-hville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and irae.i Jonction. F'lR COLUMBIA. Leave Charlearon.8.?0 A. U. Arr v* a< Coln ut lita.6.10 P. BU < ounccbuu with v?'ilmmgton and M.".nctc: tcr ft.U *oad, ??' camden Irais ?WU . bARLESTON. oeave Ansaat?.0. <J?J A. M. arrive at ftarie-ton.a.lil f, M. I^cave Columna.7 45 a. jj# Arrive *t cha rle* ?on.I m p UL AUGUSTA NttrBT EXPRESS- ' ?CXDATS EXCiPttU. Leave Charte? ton.?as |i M ArriTS?t Augusts.....,?.".Vis a! Vs, Connecting with trains tor Memphis,' Nashville md Lew Orieane. v:* Grand Junction. 'eave augusta.t JO P. At, arrive at Charleston..;....-. 4.00 A UL. . COLUMBIA NIGHT KI PRESS* ; SUSDITS rxcEPizi> 1 Leave Charleston.6.M P. M. Arrive st Columbia........v.4.46 h. ta? Connecting 1 mundays excepted! with Greet'ville sad Columbia Railroad. Leave oommMa.6.6J P. M. Arrive at Charlestou.fi.3t A. M. S< MME KVT I.I. L 1 RAIN. Leava Cbarleitou..S.9B P. MT. imw at e>aiQib>-rv?lle.;. 6.< d P. kt. Leave Summerville.T.it K. kt. Arri ve at Charleston.tf.15 A. SS CAMDEN BB A Nu H. Camden and < .olumbi i Pat-oeooor Traris on Moa nara, Wcnsncsnars and ^ATUBDATS, connects wilki up and down Day Passengers ?I Eingvi'dt. Leave Gamlen.ASS A. M. Arr'-eat Columba.ll. uv A M. Leave Columbia.8.*' P. M. Arrive ut Camden.7.03 p. jf, Slgnsxll H. T. PEAKE, April M General Supecmtendeot,