The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 25, 1869, Image 2

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THE DAILX NEWS. -o ?I ORDAN, DAWSON * CO., PBOPBIKTOBB, OFFICE No. 1*9 EA?1 BAT. -o trkmu- DAH.T News, one year. ..?0 00 DAILY NEWS, six month!. 3 00 DAILY NEWS, throe, months... ~. a 00 TBI-WKHKLY NEWS.tine yeer. 3 00 Tni-WKKKLY Newe, aix months.3 00 PArursr invariably tn ?dTsi.ce, No paper sent ?nies? the cash accompanies the order, or for a long' r hmo Utan paid Tor. Tara DAILT NKWB will ho served to subscribers tu Ike elly at 18 cents a week. ADT KU ns c. II Kirra-First Insertion, IS couts a Uno; lubteciaont insertions, 10 con tn a line. Bustucss Rottoes, 30 cents a line. Marriage and Fanerai No i oea. One Dollar each. IV K JV ? N U .11 ill A lt k'. -Yostor Jay gold tt Now York waa act i vo and .steady, closing at 33, the highest prioo bi'tho day. _Tho Now Yo'k cotton markot was without . decided chango; sales 500 balcB at S5c. .-At Liverpool cotton o\osod dull; uplands 13jal3|.l, Orleans 13.VU1; aa loa 8000 balOB, whereof 2009 were for speculation and export. -Tho Merrimack print works at Lowoll, Mass., oro to bo closed from a lack of orders. -It is OH ti tua to J that there aro 170.000 -Chinamen in the Unite J ?tatos, and moro .coming. -John C. Breoklnridge, it la said, will bo of? fered, a chair ia the law school, of Kentucky' University.' ' * _'_ -Tho Poko of Newcastle's family motto ia, "Loyalty knowa no shame." Tomahawk thinks it appropriate. i . -The Czar has banished the stern Cather -from Russian novels by dedaring that no alirl .shall be made to marry anybody sbo does not like. .n ; '.. J -Throe companied of State militia, number? ing in all about 95 men, have boen sent tc Lebanon, Ky., to bo distributed in the lower .counties, where the regulators have been de? predating. ,. -Serious apprehensions are felt by the Radi -cala of the results of the eleotions this fsil .in Ohio and Pennsylvania. As yet, but $150 has 'been raised in Washington to buy up voters in .tho latter a ta te. -The two negroes who outragod a young lady living near Fiont Royal a lew days agi, ? were taken from the'jail of tint town by a<Y>ar* , ty or disguised mon. about two o'clock Tburs -day?norning, and bung. -Mr. Antrobus, a handsome young English, man of great wealth, formerly connected with ? the Englieh Legation at Washington; is said ^to bave loft,thu diplomatic service, and to have taken holy orders at Rome. -A? sheriff 'e officer, iu oxocuting a writ agaiasUtho goods of an absoomling debtor in 'Ambyvillo, Ganada, seized the artificial teeth of the debtor'a wife while they were tempora? rily removed from her mouth. -But little doubt is now said to be enter? tained of Andrew Johnson's election to tho United Btates Senate. Bailie Peyton, whose name has boen used in connection with tbe aenatorship, is understood to advocate John . son's re-election. -Commodore Vanderbilt was married Sat? urday morning, at London. Canada, to Miss Frank Crawford, d au stater of Robert L. Craw? ford, of Mobile. Augnatus Bobed, of New York, and Superintendent Tilhnghast. of the New York Central Railroad, were the only por 8ons presenL ,*?^errible floods ha7e occurred on the River .Yanfzee, China. There were three feet of watnr -on the bank at Haotow. Tho entire oouutry for miles back of tho river was .covered with .water, resulting in great destruction to tbo crops and loss of life. Kin-Kiang. and Ohln Kian were flooded. ..'? -Tho CountosB Kisselcff, a wolt-known visi ^ tor at tbo Kursaat of Homburg, had made a ?resolution not to play, although she frequent? ed tbe gaming tables. A player having told Her that zero bad won twice running, she placed ten louis on tbe lucky zero, which won a third time. The Count csa pocketed ?350 and exclaimed, ''Yet they wish me* lo renounce play 1" -A curionsly composed group has just bien photographed at Wuilo Sulphur Pptinge. It .coomata of General R. E. Lee, Mr. Peabody, ofienerals Wise, Beauregard, Gary, Canner. Lilly, Lawton and Mugtuder, and Messrs. Brent, W. W. Corcoran, James Lyons and Blacquo Bey. 'Mr. Peabody is the emu ml .figure, and immediately on his right is seated General Lee. -The great ship canal which is to connect Amsterdam with the North Bea, at a cost of ?7 000,000 guildors, is DOW onoe more in pro ajiass, the Government of the Netherlands having relieved tbo oontoo tors ot certain difficulties which for a time hindered tho .work. Tho canal will be about fllioen miles in loneta. The opening ot tbe.new cort aa a liar Mr ot refuge will bo a boon to all tho marinera wno navigate tho North Sea. . . -Bxoursiona to the Holy Land are in vogue arnon g theParistsns. Within a couple otyears ".caravana" bave been carried there, fed and lodged there, and brought baok for a fixed Bum per bead. A new "caravan" was announced to dm vb Paris this mom h. These exped? ti cms are in Ute hands of a set of Franc ie can monk?, .siTi* have a monastery in Paris, and who claim to UsVo tao ?nardian ihip of soma of the hoiy Places in and about Jeru oleos. '^-Ithe oldest theatrical manager in Amorioa "(in point of experience) ts Ben De bar, of at. _ .Jr-'UK. who is probably the wealthiest also. John r. Ford, of Baltimore, is tba second. .His theatre (the Holldtty-atrcot) is the oldest now ?xis!mg. having been built in 1813. J. H.! UoTeafecr; (Elwin Boct?'a fathor-in-law.) J. L. .Wnfla'ck. Um?. Do Bar, John T. Ford, and Moses Aim aili of tho Boston Museum, are tbe ?Vdo.lt h t et managers in America, wi iiXhb Pall Mall Gazette adda up tho winninia <rf Bltio'Gowii, whoso proposed sale at ?6000 J^'hvt?iriioiicod. As a two-yoar old he.won foWr" rac'pe, with ?1405 stakes in tho aggregate. ?irS^roe joars ot ago he won nine races, toola djjpg. the Derby for 186S, and broognt to his owner in stakes ?10 040. Thus far Hus veer be r*?r*'a"d *lO?7.maklag tho pret ^ aggr^te,of ?W.6M, towbiohadd the sum ^^pop^r.w'hioh ho Sato be sold, and his AsTflPr -If ?Vi realized ?18 563, or very near. :. lt ?tWvQ00.Iio.ii thia noe horse, u rv-Mra,.Peabody'A gift to General Lee's col? lege is referred-toin warm terms or. gratitude -?yt'Ue Vi tK? n i a papers, ih? Lynohonrg Vir? ginian save it is not sn muon tbo mon?y which bo bas ?jy? tv as tho animus that has been in ?Miteti-bx?ha gift,' that has endeared bini' to Ihei?outhasraTpeople; and it think? that If ttsc Korti: ern people Would gir? bf their abundanoe ifftTWa -'eriEOTAati il b vi don co1 of 'the>r*irlndnoas 1^i?wfTxr^,?ptople of tbo Sou b 'as Mr. ^oSS^^^^"' mach or that resentment, ^a^S?^ ?re eTor 1^6*?Jr r? o?tnyiatn, ^^'jJSrB&iB^^M'e'r at Eugbiep, Fir?noa, wb?Msflte or six peoplo lost their ltvt?\ .wheo the poor . ictirus were in their last agony, a man in a violent etato of agitation and excite? ment knocked at the door and demanded in ?tant admittance. The medical men were then trying to ro-'ntiuo lifo into the touga of one of | tho Bufferers by meaos of a very Bim pie do? mestic implement. "Ho must bo let in," said Dr. X-; "ho is ovidontly a relation of ono of ? these poor things." Bo tho door iras opened, and with cager basto and excited tones the now-comer entered and exola'mod, "Now, mind yoi?do not forgot that the bollowa bolong to tho uroen-grocer." CHARLESTON. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25, 1869. m The Proposed Third Party. We haye already noticed the faot that the Orangeburg News, the only respectable Radical papor in the Stale, is so far dis? gusted with the "corruption and iniquity" ot thc Rat ioal parly that it ia willing to Bupr - any organization whioh pledges itBol; .o universal suffrage and universal amnesty. By this our Orangeburg oontem porary did net mean that it wee inclined to allow the light of its countenance lo fall upon the averted faces of the Dem?crata of tho Slato. Ou tho contrary, it said that what it meant by universal suffrage was thai, everybody, should be permitted '?vote and hold oflioo." This was Radioal enough for a ponilent Republioan; but the Oraugeburg News has slightly changed ita direction, and in its last issuo prints stirring appeal on the subjeot of the pro? posed "Third Party." The artiole to whioh we refer wlU .bo found in another column. It is a ory to the Democrats of South Caro lina to roorganlze as a Conservative Repub? lioan party, io that the virtue of Carolina may be introduced into the Republican rankt and | '.PBtOHT AWAY WITH Tit B DIGNITY Or F?B1TT "Bl Kl, E M KN TS OF WK AK N SSS AMD VlOB Odr Orangeburg, contemporary is aa em" phatio as could be desired in condemning, i "the oorrupt (Radical) repr?sentatives, who "fill, to a great degre?, the offices of our "government." And yet it urges the peo pie of the State to form beneath the Repub lloan banner, aud "so further their own "material interests." In other words, the Democracy pf the State are to act as ? deo? dorizer or disinfectant to keep Radicalism and its cor ru p t ion from stinking longer in the - nostrils of honest men. They are to fur ther.their material interests by joining a party whioh has done its best to ruin our people, and wbioh, unless we a h ore it up, will soon tumble to the ground. It will, we presume, hardly be denied, even by the thorough-paced Radicals, that ninety-nine one-hundredths of the South Carolina'white men are Democrats or.anti Radioals. This is the important element to be considered in all "Tnird Party" cal eu lations. Upon the negroes a Conservative movement would produce little eflfcot. Throughout the State the machinery of the Union League would be employed to drive the colored people to the polls and to pro vent them from tampering with the com promise par'y. The out-and out. Radioals would bid far higher than the boasted Re publicans oould do, and when election day oame it would be found that the mass of the oolored menWotcd with the whites who had stooped moat nearly to the negro level. A large number of oolored men would vote the Conservative, ticket ; but they would do so out of the abundance of their oonfidenoe in the white Dsmoorats who wsre oonnecled with it, and not because it- was a compro? mise or coalition. These very colored men would vote a straightforward Demoeratio ticket as readily as they would vote the new nondescript offered to them. Il sermt then, to us, that in aiming at the fou Jd i tion of a third party the ohief objeot of the Orangeburg News and those who think with it, is to on eui an union of the white Demo oratB and respectable RepublioanB. As we have said, there is but a handful of respectable white Republicans in South Carolina. In what way are they so strong that they oan reasonably* ask 50 OOO white Democrats to abandon their political aile glanoe, and beqome members of the party against whioh they have been fighting for eight long years ? We oonfeaa that we do no*t sse a single stout plank in the platform of Conservative Republicanism . Tbs rea Simon pure Radioals are strong. They baye numbera, organisation, money, pa? tronage, and impudence unbounded. But the respeptable Republicans have no strength-in their party or out of it. The Orangeburg News, whioh we treat now as . he representative of tho small squad of; deoent Republicana, admits that the Radi? cal par ty is disorganising in oonsequence of tho knavery and ignorance of its mom- | hers. Ii admita that the Radioal party can? not be reformed wi tn out the healing; pres enoo of tho whits D?mocrate. And it be? lieves, we are inc lined to th ink, that no matter how strong the infusiou of white res peo lability, there will still be. a large party, whioh, refusing to be made regene? rate, will draggle, tooth and nail, egaintu anything whioh is not concentrated Radi oalism The truth is that the respectable RB pu bl ic ?ns in the State find that they will ba disgraced if they remain in j&onneouon witn oar Sooits and, Mackeys and Bowens; but-: they know that ihey oan do nothing unless they oatt cozen the Damooraoy Into making common cmsc with them Tois is shrewdly ioonoeived; bat we say that. Mahomet must come to ibo mountain, for ibu-, mountain will not go io M itiemot. ' We appreoiate thu glories of Republicanism; but it ia an.ab ? surdity for one man to ask ninety-nias of | his political opponents to - bsooms oonveria io bis oreed, because if they do not thia solitary warrior will be rained and undone "Tue one min should join the ninety-nine; the respectable Republicans most, eiihi-r | join tbs Demoerejto party or continue io grovel tn toe slams and stews of Radicalism ? The Orane^nnrajr^ ?sralip.party Bas an un/onunats though a favorite name; and that the people of thc State should "waive the petty prejudice- to "a (Rspubhoan) name and eoea'pi the facts ? "aoatoved hy the Republican parly." Xh(s . ia 'th's old. ?t'ory; the -' m *ny mull give' w ay ; to tho few., Audi.doss the Orangeburg Mews pause te thiak what thia name, this' | Republioan ism, means in the ears of every' Carolinian ? The name of Rta i o al and Rs- j pabiloso, are abhorred bj our people. These names are identified with every insult pul upon our people by the malled hand of authority; with every wrong we have been forced to endure; with our every disap? pointed hope; with every blackened homo and devastated field; with every Borrowing daughter and every martyred Bon. And we are asked to turn Republicans and make Republicanism respectable 1 THIS CARNOT BB. Let the Republicans who know and see tho Infamy of their par? ty abandon it, and join with the De? mocracy in tho struggle for constitu? tional liberty. We can givo them a hearty welcome. And whilo the Radioals strive to keep in power their pet'thieves and profli? gates and the "tag-rag and bob-tail," who are useful when a vote is "wanted and no "questions asked;" while the Radioals labor to uphold a system of public corruption and extravagant waste; tho Democracy of thc Stato will batUo for an honest nnd eoonom ioal State Government; for equal taxation; for tho proteoiion of all dusses from fraud or injustice; for the purification of our courts, and for the cleansing of our legisla? tive assembly. On the ono sido thero will bo Scott and Bower and the MaokeyB, and Parker and Jillson n vi the negroes Elliott, Whipper, Wright aud tho rest. On tho other sido will stand every respectable white mau in South Carolina. ' The "rcspeotable Republicans" must mako their own ohoioe. They must ohooBO for themselves between honesty and fraud, purity and corruption. THIRD PARTY T We will have none of it, when it is plain as daylight that the Third Party must be formed by the Democrats, who alone must bear the brunt of the bitter contest. We are asked to give up our every political as? sociation; to alienate our best friends; to array ourselves io opposition to the Demo? cratic dootrine of free trade, ?quat taxa? tion and an uniform ourrency, only that we may, perhaps, aeoure the support of fifty or a hundred white Republicans who, if they are as honest aa we believe them , to be, must soon come over and join our po? litical party. Tbs whole.plan Ls preposter? ous. . As matters now stand, a Third Party in South Carolina oould net and should'not prosper. (?fc m otis Ml. ^JTHH. KDWABB B. WBirx's ?NO. Ill AND FKKNllH BOAKDINO 80H.UOL F.-H Y..?NO LADIES, removed to No. BO Weat ?3d atr??L; opposite Beeervolr Park, heir York i'ltv. Baterencea: 8>tbop Potter. New York; ttlahop Claris Soutu Carolina; Uev. W. .. Braolly. \ laut? - Oa ; Protessnr Henry, Hmithaonian Instituto; Gene? ral Wade Uamp.on -ouiii Carotin*; W.Bi. Corcoran, Wa shim t n. D G.; President Middle, on Charleston College; Professor charle* Paviea, New York; W. Oil more Minina, boutn carolina;. Profeasor Bartlett, "Weat Point Military Academy.. , -- " ~ August at_, DAP_6 EtB?H. tliyr.i.SlTV, G ll K K a. VILLE, S. C.- I he next BO sion ot thia IN -.Tl l H HON ?ill open tho 16ih -*p tem ber, and continue fort? woeka without intermlaalon. . * Three years' >eholarshipe may be obtained COLI*!."1 Honed on the payment of thirty dollars annually for three rear?, aud enlltUhp the holaer of s Sobol arrhlp to the tuition of o ,? pupil tn all tb? regalar. Nehitola, cn th? payment of the incidental feo of five dollars, t-xcept to hold o ra of sch ola m hipa, . the chanto for tuition for tbs veer willbe, sixty dollar*, , and Uve'doilar* for inoMeotal expenses. For In? struction in Prac heal Chomlstry, or tn alodero 1 aa gua? es, there will be au extra charge, to bo regula-, ted by tue size or the'class The regular Schoo s embrace Mathematic* and Mechanical Philosophy, P.ofeaaor JUD-ON; Latin i LangUdRe aud Literature Professor 4AB6B; Oreok Laomiage, Profeasor - MI i H ; Chemistry and Natu ral POlloaophy. Profeisor B\BBlb; ocrlc. Rh-to rf <v an * Intellectual and Moral. Philosophy, ProleBaor FOBUAW.- - . . -. Dr. FABttBwill instruct in German, French and 8panlah. . fri Ooo a Hoarding, exclusive of lights and washing, can be obtained at shout SIS per month. Catalogues < r s chotara hip? oin be obtained by ad crossing the subaonoer. J ME - O. F tut M AN, Angas! 33_18- - ? President. UM VKllMITY OF SOUTU CA11U1.1A A. Tbe m it session will be^ln on th? rrarr MON? DAI nt O ero? BB, and continus without tntermia sion, to the eoauing Ju.}. tt:> ^avantagea sra offurcd at tbts Institution to ?lu dents lu Law. it ha irrad nates being entitled to prac-. tice m tt<e Courts ol tait Mato;) ii ate-deine, (the co urie of lrst'uctton bel nu extensive and tuorougu, wt h two wiltten examinations doriug Um .-easton ;i In Bnaineerlug, MstnemaUo?, Montai. Moral a id Political .Philosophy, H story. Rhetoric English Lit. raiur?. Ancient and Modern Languages, and in tho various balantine richoo s. Expenses for 'easton of? nine months: Annual fee, $5; Library fee, ?10; lioooi Raul fee.?15; i union foe,-; ?or each ol three ?choo.s $16; tuition, in Law or Medicine, SSO Hoard can be bad at 916 to $30 per month. Bv messina: lt will be less. ' b; For fun her Informatica, saud for catalogues to the Secretary of tba Faonlty, Bev CJ. BBDOB WALKEB. B.W. BaRNWKIiL. Chairman ol Faculty. Columbia, 8. 0" Avgust 2,1869. Auguste . fmw3t .Xoltuu ?inn, (?tC. ^lll.Ll.lT'S Sl'KM, BRUSH COTTON GINS. THB 8UB^OBIBEB W NOW PBEPABED TO AU orders for these justly celebrated Ol NH. certi fl? oate? from reliable planters in thia Mate who have bouRbt and used them the peet acasoas well J s from the Factors ?nd Brokers, fully confirm aU (bat fa dalmo i for them; and the fact la now well oalab Pshf-d that tbeijrreaseln tbe prc? of Ootton ginned on thia Oin will, ou every forty balea, fully pay for the cost of the Oin. ALSO, HALL'S PATENT COT.rON GIN FEEDER. .. A valuable Machine, saving bots time and tabor in Ujojjipning ot g crop. Can be attached to any Ola Bsfl?or C?r?lsrs. CGBAVBLEY, No. Bl BAST DAT, HDUIU OF OLD POBTOFFIOB. Augusta mwl 2moa Obarifstop, B. C. JJ KNEIIKY'8 ,. IMPROVED MCCARTHY GIN, AIlARXD TO ?inixing .?Fine Upland cotton." ? LATI CHAVOES MADB IN THH OIN AD ? PT S it to tbe Rinning o' CPLASD O i ION. Th?nse oi I lt, hy a fas, on ibis ootton last season proved that lt enhanced the value ot th? Cotton, as lt does not in? jure the staple lo the Miftbtsat degree. * . Planters win find Uto tbe'r ?dran age. and are rei q tested to ex .mine into thia Oin, particularly IboaO wno have plaiiej tba finer uradsrf ol Up.aud Cotton, i be din has b?en Jo use upon the pia' Island <'o ton for over flfteou years, and Ita reputation fortbat cot ton folly eaiablls?ed. ap dy to. WILLI MTBVHBVRBVY, ;.. Machinist and Foundry. , August ll . vrfmtmoi, , No. 8IA vfeefng^treet' it A iti. KM x u sj. .. A*? M A U.U. L. '?' u u AL WAREHOUSB AND SEED S?ORE. j Ali RIO UL J CR.iL . IMPLEMENTS, OABpSi ' SURDS, etc. ELLEBBE'S TRANSPLANTER FOR?6ALB. ? .Otu. B. PlNOBBxV . \ Ho. ltd, Meetmg-atreet, charleston. T Marca 8? , , _;_. /ma T-'XCi?'?"ll ll n P ii u io ? ?V- L?.'*'1 rt? e. . -lu ? BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS.' SION' MERCHANT BALKS' Or BEAL ESTA?E.BTO?KEr;-?0??D8,8* i, O?Bir^A$D'??B^ j j ..ut ATTENDED '.-TO. i -'. . ' ?3 ? . Baa, >sUpt,<\-t J|01?T, w. ?VMAOBATB, Beg,. fVffliffm WABI?0.1aerr UD?Bti. WANTED, A I" I.K AN, TIPY, S Pf A WT YOUNO WOMAN. ta general Douse > errant. To one of experience s Rood steady placo with fair waites. I- offered (wbl'e or oo!ored)-DO children or bunn oat wanted shout, Apply, with reierenoos, to Mrs. HANNAM, soatheast coiner ot Pitt and Montague streets. 1 August 26 CUIJK A rs D WARHK!tAWA?.T> D A capable WOMAN aa Cook aad Washer. Vor eue ih?t can bring good recommendations aa to character and oapabllUy, llb-ral wane* wilt be given. Apply at No. 176 COMING bTKF.KT, three doors be low cannon._I_Auquel 28 WANTED TO lt KNT, A SCHOOL? HOUSE and KK-'IB?NI K. Addro*s. sUtiDg tones, P. O. Box No. 108. ?wfm2J AUgu>tll WaN'IEIIIUHHAT, HALF A HOU-K in tho rontrul poi t of the cits, oy s, * mall ram - lb without children. Direct, atatlng timi*, to P. O. Box No. 3J0._4_ August 33 GUUIJ SI'iltVAM'N, AV ll I I K ANO CUL.. OHED, can be oi>taine<i by ayplylug to EM Pl.OYMEN I'eOFHOE, No. 6? Quocu-nttcct. August 23_ WAN. l l 1) IO PUKCHAHK, VOIt OAS I, a pool >Ei;OND-HAND PIAN?', Apply at E. DAUHlt's Hook ami Uustc Moro. No. 449 Klna elrcet, above Calhoun-alreet._. Aogusl .1 ll'ANTKD, ? YOUTH KUOM IO to <0 VV years old, who would bo wllilnv to make him? self generally necfulan <. lerk in a .-tore tu Unioi.vtHc, h. O. Address I'OalOFFlCE U?X, No. 17. Union U. H., 8. P.- _August lt UllQf, W ATCH Flt Kt: TO K. VICKY MpOfJ AtlENTI Businesseultrelynuw. A cont? makiUR lortunc? I Address 0. H. af CU., BlDDE foll' MAINA._Imo pao_August 24 WANTED, SV A BI A lt ttl Kl? UllV, A situation lu ?orno Cotton Atilt -routh or *outh we'it; Is acquainted with all bri neb. es, having work? ed lu them all. but should s-lect WKiVlNO as a choice. I axiles wishing to eniioge such a person ?111 please address a note, slain? terms, to JOHN i. KKLI.Y, No. 118 Mate-street, Hosten Msy 24 WAATED, tlVbKtUUUt TU ?HB. ai: lt IHK to the OIBCULATINO LlBBABY - 0HABLES O. KMUIKlt'3 8eleoi Library of New Booka con talon all ai thc latest publications. April 21_ No. 101 K'NQ-aTREl.T. CU I tv JC M IC LAIlllHfcltS.-I'aritTir.B wishing to esploy largs or small numbera of ! CH IN KHK LA HO UK HS, rr ay make. Uu> neces-ary arrant ?.r.'.en't '-- ^recuring naug' of elsi required del!"-.'..<... tn au; | it . -'the country, bv application to Bo 'PM* ' <> ' \ Al*. Sah Francisco. California July ao _ ? . . ? ?_ WANTHA*, KVMtVBIIDV Tl? KlhiW Ulli t JO ll iTvINTlNQ of ill kinds, plain and oro a ne it t? I, cul-ni promptly in che neatest styli ni:'l nt JW towtat New cork prices, a< u i Joh Offtce. Mn. ltD i AsT BAT Call and ex ann i thc seal? ol " es before giving your orders elao t uere. _'_' lI.-AATlfiP. AUIBMTw KOKVIIK AMF.BI VI 'CAM VA- >..;;K>.' HORHE BOOK, tn both Eng? lish ati? Gexutafi, by Itobert M ewart, V e>" ol Miss. 1 ?hf wot? coven 'rf '-bolo ground of the breeding sad r :--.u", and Ibo tr>.atmem or horses and mules, both o stoxnt-an .inti litaltk. It has won tts way to Kpul.r favor. aU'JL ls to-day the most popular and ai MlUtnr Heese Hoi?>h out. Address fl! p. VEN Put.lu r.i' i.. hr. . . 0. 6mt>*. March 19 Tl? lt <<*?*?>. A a. li THAT COJIgOUTA. HI,B o. WELLINO ho. t%H -tnlth-treot. Pus sean ^3 rt,i " Imuiojiate'y. also, for sale, TWO UB>lp\|t.r-E III ll l.i Ni J LO B on t ni ivan's Ia ta d. Apr s to ft KN ilk OKTJKN, NO. 4 Marion stroft . ? wfm3_Antinal 26 ro sticNT,:-rtvi? un. THU KB noons lovent. Api ?y it THIS OFFICE. Ao^uitaa_i? TO RR ST,, TH? PLBSAH ?eiTlalf MILU- ] AlfX? Ihren -la half story BMilDENCE, No -'.9 -im?' li near V'snilcrlioret. apply at Nji 6 l.t rvOl I-Mi, 1ST. 6?. August 20 TP lt 10 VT. 'li. K. PLKAStNTI.Y e?I I ?J \1EO TWO ? ID A HALF HTOUY HK-I Oi l . '.'o. ' 0 KISSI n-slreet. oppo-tte Wentworth. Ap r . CDA.Bl.E'iiQBl SCEaMbaW MILL. J mu U EK vt. "SRi'lH .taHSTS, \M> OtHKU" ' H. r ; lt lust i I reut, can have their Placards, ta, printed ai tit* : ?west ratea and In the neweat ant': - ' i ' <: .i Ot ipe, st IHK NEW8 JOB OE el-i:, ^o. it? t-o- <r SAf* U * VtJ (.PAVEL FOB SALK AT low r-itOHW AI ' ISHALL'd WHABF. ABftusi.i'l* > Imo BV.ill , SAi' K, 1100 AC It KS OF We 1,1, naru r,.; . ND in lower prto! banwell , Oc-'li *N'y?Mfas trota .-outh . dleto Uiver. Term, mad-. Very I' .'. particulars, addreas Dr, O. B. tal? I"I O.?<'..->W?.n. i i urn uni. O.S. B. B. 'MtflUarStT ' nae 30 ?11J r- l %'Xil'i, 1 HB DK8IHABLE stKMl )>i.. .1 DC41 Hampstead Mall-the Bouae Bad Del No. f. ' i. jricavatreet, .one dour south ot BLke, ou rael r trio of said a'ree.t. The Loi mesa ti rei iutroot . /.mu' - treei 65 teet 0 moho*, in depth ISVnc?r, rtt?re orl?is; wltETho r^ar portlou ot the lot on tl. ? soi .ti, . ..v - feet - Inches. On th < lire - Iso* is a 5i.uruutially nuitt two-and-a-half storv wooden weih.< ? o n brick foundation contamina tato opt m- riMjme, with gat fixtures >n oider. a dtvsilu!/ rooai. tut.iry and Bolshrd attics, and don Ms p'ariSrjtll nv?re> with hravf tin lately repaiut e , nu i.. private rihirway; also, *atwo story Kitchen with I.di.- -oom*, a . .-?aoLhouae. btahle and H-y loft, ftc; -.'Li a? oKK i.si<.4 cdsiern, bulis-wliu a fllts>lng wi. ! au I ia gdotl ??1. of cho.ee spring water, each fnnu-hel yjlUi a .? lern ump. An open fence lo' iront, willi ? v ntrten hedge, also flower ?arden. In fmnt, ettonaive vine, ol choice nra pos non lu full beornur, Vi-gotablo garden and lrutr trees romprts ID g swelt orange, neeta-tue. peach, plum, flo:, ho. Tho noigh orb ooo" ls notoilcua as a bo.ltby location Pgueesfon ran bo given immediately. . For terms, Ato. a. ply to EDWABD (J. TH UKIN, No. 8 Unton-stre. t. near Old Poaiofhce or on tue piemnes._August 19 FUR SAliH, KO UR McOlKrtAV 1AOLW LEB OINN, second hand, but little, used 1 1 Prem una Farm Oribt Alia, "Prosens" Patent ' 1Hard-power -teri Oriel Mill 18 Ploughs, of varied and moat approved patterns. all but llttlo used, an J st low price s 1 Cotion B saker. 1 Four-horse Fo<*er Steam Engine, aeoond band, In good coudtilon. Apply to ?'AMEBOS, BABKLET *00., i - Nor beast corner Meeting aod Oumberland atroels August!) '?' Imo Atil'TltiaiN'.EltB, BHOKKRH, . rt D others wishing "J or Hale" ilacarus, Bualueaa Cards or other Jon Printing executed with neat n*ae and dispatch, wili consult their interest by lea v lng tbo>r orders at TBE NKW8 JOB OFFICE, No. 149 Baal Bay._. ?' ! , '_ PUK SALK, PhD NEW8PHPKU8 IK . any etuotity. Price 7B rents par hundred The.cheapAst wrspmn J paper that can be uasd. Ap Olv a* the OATlre of TH H NeWH. ; March 1 |0ft ?H? ^nano. QTRAYED, A HULL TBRH1EH PI P. Vj about iwo months old, white, bhvk over both <'-.>ee, w'lh the ears lately cub Fly? dollars reword alu be paid lt delivers st No. 93 MARKET BTBBhT._4* . Amrost 24 Srn AV KI?, ort MONO? v. ?Sd ig?T" a TJL i OK HE n bli, nine months old, with a whit? patch on lu breast. A liberal reward wfil be paid for ft*; re turn to No. 10 COMING-HI ltEJAT. ATaTtuMw' 8 ??,Vr;-:-..".:.-. , -_ PHILIP SliHtCKtlA"!, UKtLEfl III WOBv?D AND TBIMMINOS has removed to his former ' store, No .71 KI A Q-STE r E I , oppo sitS HaseT-'etroet. August 24 Qomt. Q H A it ? ?l! O M H O T JO L . ' -y ' OHABLESTON, BOUTp CAROLINA.' THU? FrBBt.OLaB? BOTEL. MI?ATED IR A rJeasant location, and lu the buaineae portion of the cit , renders it the mott tieslrsbla Motsl for elt?er peraanentortransientauotia. .he ^orotnmrxlaUona sreuneufpasied.havidR extensive suites ot elegantly tumi-n*d apirtment? io. f/mbles a d singlo enstle men The propri-tsr will endeavor to maintain the biuh repdtation e> JoVod." by the ?(ihsrlestou" ss s first data botise, sua no.effort ?hi be spared te.de serve a COutlnttartoS of the liberal patrensg s h ere to - fore beatdwed upon lt - IhebMt U Live y aeconucodation? wt? be femnd idiotntu^tnee?taJ>tLibnient. Ihajjouse'iH.mppUed wlfh (haoelebroted. Arte -?Isa,.Wa:er, Of which dsUsbjral ba'bs eeo be bsd 'siia?Vffc-wmgnt.. 7 ^; fiTi OKeO"*, ,.:l?\irS;:. T -.. . ,. ..: Proprietory . 4^vy'. ??.OV O - ^tjy-^p'j?l Jb . rniH NEW AND OOMMOiioun OO?SE, IXNIAT ED comer ot Broadway and Forty-eecond-s.reel posa es sss advantaewt om airotse? boue*. fer th s a. eomnMdaUou oi Its cuesta. ; ? t waa bulii expreasl) JessflsfA^tass family bearding hcmse--ttisTroom'? Lein? larg? and cn ?alie, twatoo l.y sie.m-with Uol ana ?bid w Ur. andturnUhed locond to nose; ?bile"' the culinary dopartinent la lu the moat experience* bands', affording au es i s aa nneqda Ucd taWtt. , J V one of Aiwooa's Paient htetaior? is aisQ smoua :tfleomMcfalaqi1rO>eB)?lkt>*' ?nd ut th? service o> guests at all hours. ? ?> - fjl ? ,". pu Th? Broadway and entrerai ty Plae? Car* ri*? 'tb r door ererv tour : n tnatef. runnin*. froiu the <!lij .Hall to Ootr4 Paik,.?jhlta U?ehi'thaud^eysntb" Ayenn#Hnesar*bnta ah o ri bloik- ?.eTther ?aide. ni6?ORiBTn?DiTYr?^K ? ".rt* lt ! ^6?9,' ?itttiMgh BURNS OH .MUT AH I, K ASSOC! ATIOfl. Tm: BBOULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE above Association will be held at Kraut'? Ball, Wentworth-atreet, I nu EVBNIMO, at Eight o'oiock. WM. ROY, Becpntary and Treasurer. August 95 (?oparincruf)ip Kotier. COPARTNERSHIP N OT ICK, - THE underpinned lavo tbi* dey forniod a oopart ner-hlp ander (bo naroo ol 1, M. H?R-BY At BlioiH l-lt. for the purpoto of conducting tho Wholesale BAT, OAP AND ?TJtlW U00D3 BUSI? NESS, at No. 25 Tayno-atro.-t. Charleston. H. O. I H. IM AS M. HORSEY, Late ol tbo Ann of Boney, Auton k Co. FU.SD'K HO RS LY, Kuccca.-or of ii ot any, Auton k Co. July lal, 1809 . 3 August 'is dissolution of Copartnership. DlHNdl.H I I'<N OP ? III? \ lt IM KS 111 l> Ibo uuderslguod proprietor* ol thu ' Ody Minaro aloou" h a vu thia Jay devolved Copartner? ship by mutual coueei t. Either pirtucr may ro coipl for debt, due tb? Brm, atid a1! claims mu-1 bo torlhwtlh baudet! In lo us tor *o(ilemvnt. Ibo buslncs- of th? lalo brm wnl be continued by JOHN WULBKUN. .TORN win,Ul KN. AugUHt20 8 AUUU.-TF. STALLING. /tnannai. ... J > A. N K K It 8 , STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND MER? CHANTS, wlshlna Checks, Blanks, Lcttor Hc-idn, or Job Prfnttoc of any deicrtptton. cn get their older* Oiled promptly and lo tbs neatest ntylo, at cheap rates, by applylog at THE NEW8 JOB OFFIOE, No. 149 East Bay. Hero l?ttblirations. ^ ^( i: ic AT it i? nu? A'ION IN pincus. I5?MEN8B 8UOOE83. POPULAR BOOKA 8BNT FREE OF POSTAGE AT 1 HEPRIOI-K ANNEXED: JOHN MAi.CHMONT'o LEOAOY, a Novel, by Mies M. E. Untddon.'. ..SO Mini Kr xs AND MAID. a Novel, by MI SB Mu? iron.130 SAD TALE uF IRE C< 'URTaHIP OF CHEVA? LIER SLY FOX-Wlcsol.30 TBE WONDERFUL O.ND AAiU INO DOINGS OF O- AR xHANOHAl....90 MIND YOUR H 'OP-.Vi.20 RKADY HBvKONER.... .. .40 WHIM. 1.00 lOCBBE A"U POKE'...'JO MADAME LE MARORAND'n FOlH ONE TEL LEK AND DREAMER'- DICTIONARY.40 SI'ENOER'6 COMI ! HPEKOHKS AND 11UM.OU OD4 RkCH AXIONS.66 MADAME LE NORMAND'S UNERRING FOR? TUNE .'ELDER.? I LAWS OP LOVE.88 LADIES* LOVE OBACI I-.36 LADtKK' OOIDB IO BEAU i Y...30 BOXING MADE A NY.20 | EON. AINE'- GO I DEN WHEEL FORiUNK T E Ll .K it AND lilt I- A M nillir.?0 I BOOK OF HOU-EHOLD PET"'.;.K THE ARI OF BEAU IY, by Lola Monies..,.Su TBE PLAY GROUND....85 AMBBTOAN CARD HLAYEB.... ;.65 HOW v.AMB- Kits WIN, OR BE SECURES OF ADVANTAGE. PLAYING.58 TH HA-E DALL PLAYER.;.IA LESLIE' PI l"l'RIAL.16 HARPER'S WEEKLY.15 CHIMNEY constat.;.is Ll 1 Eli ARI AL HUM.16 DAY' DOINGS... 15 POl.I E MEW- OR OAZEHB.16 HARPER S RAZ AB.V.15 HONY?N'i Pl ORI H s PnO.'UK-.....35 OOH I.IFB-IN IBB HIGHLANDS, by Queen Victor-a .35 CUUl ' MONI ULY.20 I BODOS I'?F FDN.20 Either ol the tollowloa B -ok J mail, d on receipt ot four 3 > stamps. Old numbers of LESLIE'S, OODEY'S. PETER? SON'S. LAND WE LOVB, or DEMOHIST'H. Any one or Beadles or Munro's DIME NOVKLS. Also, s Comic or -rntuntntal >ONG BOOK. ? - ' -No-retS by Chnrlm I)irK. nci OLIVE it i WIST, .na PAO^H. SO CENTS; AMERI? CAN Notes, 104 pitres 2Ur; Dombey k Son, 356 nagen. 40o; Marlin ' h usai <? wit, 34'2 pases, toe; Our Mumal Friend. 33.1 pases. 40o ; hnetmas stories, 162 pages. 30c; tale ol Two Cilles, 144 puges 25c; Hard Times and Additional Christina? ?torlea 2jo page*. Sue; Nicholas Mlckleby. 310 pages, 40c; Blesk House, 940 Kaes, 40>; Little Dorrit, I'M pagos, 4"c; Hekwl<-k pera. 328 pages, 40 ; David Ooppe rfleleT 33U pages, 4 JC; Oaroaby Budtro 257 pages, 3fo: Old Curiosity -bop. 221 pages, 33c; Great Kxpcotatloas, 164 pases, 30o; -keb bc?, 198 inges SOO Tue following Novels, by Slr Walter stott Mutirri tat 30 cents Kaolat WAVERLY, TVANOOB, Kt?NILWOBIH. GUY Mannering, ndquary. Rob Boy, Old Mortality. 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D. 1 vol 8vo.,$3 50. ..CHRISTIAN t- INGER-. uF G HM ANY. by Cathe rino Wlnkworib, trans?a or and compiler ot .?Lyra '?erma lea," Illustrated, l9mo.,forming volume 6 of the' sunday Libran ." fine cloth. 42. HISTORY "F EUR -PK- N MOB ?L-, from Au? gustus to Cbaileii'avne 3 vols., .8vo., $6. i KORB?! LIE . IN AC ADI K, -kotciiea of Sport and Natural r ia.o ry in ihe Lower Provi cs? ot tbe Cana dian Dominion, by captain O Bardy, Illustrated, Hvo.. 3. 1 HE NEW AF INITIES OF FAU R, A Plea for Free Christian Union, by James Martino-n, 95a. - SPEC i I.UM AN A LYSIS, ?iii Lectures, by H B . Roscoe, with appendices, co.oreti Pistes and uiut tralod. 8vo. $9. MIND AN i? BRAIN; or. The fondation ol Con scion sh ea. and Ors miration. Systematically loves* ligated and Applied to Philosophy. Mental -donee and Practice, with a Piellmmarv Dissertation on Method and Ilustrant e ot tbs Text, br ?hos Lay? cock. M. D.. 9 vnk . Mino., 4*8; xvi. 49i? $7. LIFE OF PIZARRO, jslih .oma h ceo ant of hie As? sociate? In the Conquest of fora, by Arthur Hel,?, 1 vol.. ?J 78 ! IBB OLD TESTAMENT H IB TOBY, from Ihe Creation to the R?iurn from toe Captivity, edited by W. ural b, L L. D.. 1 vol., 12mo., ?2. WOMAN'S XDFFBAG , the l eiorm against. Na tuio by Borace BuibneU, 1 vol, limo., $1 60. TBS hUBJEOlTON OF' WOMAN, hy Joon Stuart, U M., 1 vol. 12mo., tl. PBE-HIS I ORD ' NA I IONS ; or. Inquir?s-1 Concern log some ot ib? Oreel Peoples and Civilisations ol Aotiqalt*, sad their Probable Rotation In a atill Old? er Civllitition ot the Ethiopians or Cushltes of Ara? bia, bv John D. Baldw-n, limo , tl 78. EIQbT YEAR-' WANDERINGS IN i^EYLON. by I-lr Hmnel White Raker. Illustrated, lemo., cloth, tl 60. THE SOI RN CB OF RIGHT-!, by F. O. Fichte, translated by A. At Kroeg ir. Ilma, - lolh, t? H'EB THOUSAND MILE- THROUGH THB ROi KY MOUNTAIN", by A, K. McClure. Illustrat? ed, nato . doth t2. - . DK C BICE. A Poem, by Bon. Boden Noel, square lOmo., rlotb^rtit top; tl. . TBBR'-XMi.H BB AND HEREAFTER, by W'l Ham H. Holoombe, M D,12mo., paper -loth, tl 50. LIVER tiF Hi. LOUTS AND CALVIN, by M. Gula t Illustrated. 1 tao/; clotb ?ti. f 'HE Q0 KEB P.IBEI'IA.NBY A Revolutionary Storr, wito Illustrations, Hmo , o'olh. tl 50. FI HO?.-A. omsk's Villa cm Uta Rhino; Erek-' Sann-'hs irai n's waterloo; Big In ?OB'a Ma uouo; offo?jon's - Lee Murray; Bnun'a' L'Homme q n Hit; Lett-co Linio; Phelps' Men, Women snd Uhosts; Ibs.Quaker Fsrtlnna; Robinson's Fer Her Sase; 'sonthwortb'aObejMteii Bride?; Ppielbagen's Problem. atJesl Characters j woods'. Os PHI WldS Open; S?DUS Uy'a gtrellooi'Aly Daughter 6Jinor: The Lao (stan's Household-, cbiuid'a n berniIstert sonthworth's The Brine's Fate: 1 rollovers He Knew , Be Was ,hight;Zvohokke's Dead Ouest; Freytag's Lost Msn uiTlpt; Jean Ingle:ot?'a kfopsa tho Fairy, ' Jant?srvl ', ,' lVr- I - 'W\nt>, fiqoors, <gtr. IHat-f_U.IDKflt?lGNKD UEO I.EAYE TO AN NtiU.sHithai ther have boon Appointe l by Me? rs, li LN HY -.H AN .x Ix At CO.. Of ta il ad otp his, their soie Agrntsi ir the state of sonni carolina tor the salo ol their celebrated ACME. X XX XXX XXXX, N KI, i AR CAUINEi snd o.het brands OLD HY< y ?iso wish" to anncmnce that I hey writ be tn conatanS"receipt' tit iherFoOFPltR' DI-TILLBD MOUNTAIN PO BB - RYE W HI - KI KS, direct from DU titlery. at. Hanni? yule, Bsikaley- Oounry, West Vi rem 1? Li boral cu?n traeia.wUa*h? - ntaJe - tot ? Unta lola of ..s.?i'*, ai?coj - , -.? O?,?* Kati Bay ?treat, i Janela vfmtBOS Charltiwe, g. 9. Jamante p IKK ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. .South Carolina Department. Organized. Juiie. 18G8. Amount of Policio? Issued to .inly 1,1809, SlM,eO2,100. Premiums received Expenditures. Assets. Si,loo,%rM> ??1,108 0011,088 THIS Ia 8TB10TLY A W KS Xii UN AND 80UX? bRN COUPANT, purely MU i U AL lu KR character, dividing its fuu.iB EQUITABLY auiouoat its mem? bers. Thc bualnoaa ot this branch la under tho supervision ot a Resident 1 oardof Tm atoes, who In Test not prooocdsofall Pru.utums received hero. W. GEO. GIBBS, Agent, No. SSS KING-STREET, CORNER OF B E A O F AI N-8T BEET. August H_ gOUTHEHN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, PURELY A 800THHBN INSTITUTION. Asarlo July 1, 1869.?510,000 I DIVIDEND DECLARED.FOBTT PBB CENT. IN--DR HS ?IVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS I AND PAYa LO i HEH. Itu principal business ls with Southern htates, and to them it appeals for patron? age, it has ample meena to fully protect policy-hold? ers and pay all losses. ' STXGXBS. JOHN B. GORDON. Piestdont. B. H. HILL, A. H. COLQUITT, Vice-Preatdento. A. AUSTELL. E. HOLLAND, Finance Committee. W. 0. MORRIS, t? ten; tary. BOARD or DIBXOTOBS. Atlanta, Qa.-JOHN B. GORDON, A. AUSTELL, E. W. HotxjLsrq, J. F. A LUX A ND EU, J. H. CALLA WAI, J. M. JOHNflON. Athens, Go,- B. 0. YAXOXT, BEN J. H. HILL, ROD? ERT I UO? AS. Columbia, fl. G.-WADE HAMITON. Aligu?is. Os.-0 H. PBXNIZT, EDWARD THOMAS. Madison, Ga.-D. E. BUTLBB. Washington, Ga.-BOBTTtX TOOKBS. I Cutffbert, Ga -B. J. SHOT. Newton, Ga -A. H. COLQUTTT. Charlotte. N. C.-Wu Jon MITTON. Allendale. 8. C -B. L. WILLINGHAM. Greensboro, N. C.-W. A. CALDWELL. J. H. MILILIUIC, General Agent, AUGUlTA, GA. s. T. TUPPRH, Realdent Agent, CHARLESTON, S. C. H. W. DE9AU8SURE. al. D., Medical Examiner. August 19_nao_amos fj< UARDIAN ll U T ll A L LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 0? NEW YORK. Olgaaned in 1809 . ALL POLICE 3 N0N-F0RFEI TABLE. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED. LABT CASH DIVIDEND BO (FIFTY) PEB CENT. . sxATBicnrr. Polices in toree..-.....SBA.OOO.OOO Assets.... 1.&0O.0O0 Annual Income. . 800.090 Loase* Paid. 600,000 onions, W. H. PECKHAM, President, Wu. T, HOOKES, Vice-PresldeaL * li. MCADAM, Eec re tary and Actuary. G.A. FUDIOKAR, Superintendent. niBECTOBS. . ' Hon. JonN A. Dix, Now York. . . , Hon. JAKES HARTES, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex* . Mayor ?sw York. JOHM J. CRANE, President Bank Republic tyac M. VaaarxLTX, Banker (Vermllye A Co.) CHASG; BookwooD, Cashier Newark Banking Oom* pany. ?fl H. , Hon. G KO BOB OPDTTB, ex-Mayor of New York. M Hf OX. C. MOROAK, Banker THOMAS RJGHET. Firm Thomas Rigney A Co. BRN7. ii. rtEBitAK, rrea?tUfr Nsw York Steam Su? gar BeBnlng Company. A ABO?? ABHOLD. Firm of arnold. Cont fable k Co. ii icuABD u. BOWKS, Wetmore k Bowns, Lr wyrra. Ii V. HADOHWom, rt rta H. V, H aug h wo ut k Go, WM Wnjanrs, firm of W. Wllkeua A Oe. J ULTU a B, PRATT, Merchant. Wai, W WKtaBT. Merchant. ! CRAB J, -TAAB, Merchant. WTTT.TAM ALLRK, Merchant. GBX>. W. Cnrua, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. Gao, T. Hon, 'President Continental Firs tatar. ance Company. ' JOBX G. MTBswoop. Park Place. WALTOS* H. PXOXHAM, Comer 71th Arena? and Twenty- tbtrd-strest. Kn WAS* H. WBJOBC,' Newark, V. J. Geo. W FABLES. Counsellor. W. L. Coe ?WKLU .Merchaut QKOHUB KKIM, S EN EB AL AGENT FOB 80UTB OAB0LINA. Dr. T. RBEN5XJRRNA, Examining Physician. II. IhHEUTKL, " G UN KR A L AGENT FOB 0H?RLE9T0N. ? ' -il , ?'?ce Wo. SOO Ktng-street, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. ' January 11 <DA0" . . lyr I ,.-. 1 . 11 Jj ll O U K 1, T ll LIFE INaUBANOE COMPANY. Assets ore r.,. 11,300, OOO ipk??8 ALB ?IN'>8 OF LIFB AND ENDOW? MENT POLIOTR*. Difld-adt annudry In cash. O ni v Company harms; the Definite GuarantAed b?r rendor-Value Flin Policies, wond-'wj??. Second to no Company in tho United ritat*s lor a tab lil ly, ?fhe rallty and economy, i ' 09ce No. Ul Broadway, New Yorr. ' CHU16?IAN W. BOUCK, rTCfJitnt. . Wat. M. Co ut, i- oo re I a ry Stat? Agency Bo. M Broad-etreet,f*ecend Floor. , ' Local ?nd Canvas*In? Agents wanted throughout the auto.,, ..... Apply la p?rson oe br tatter /; ,^b.,:,,?t4??r,, ., . ... : J. i ...Geuml At*.U for Douth Carolina, Joly IS nwf 8ts?a J ^J?twts aub ?lmtkantsm. BRANDY, OIL, SARDINES, OLARBT WIMS, NACHJAHONI ARO VKIIHICKLLI IM.IM.H. A.C. ATOBIAS' 80NR. No. 110 EAST BAY, OFFER , for Mle from U. 8. Bonded Wsrcboure, ami Juit received from Bordeaux: V quarter caaks Fino Old COG NAC BRANDT 100 caa pa sweet t/U 101 c?ala } Claret Wine 6 oalea of Macoaronl and Vermicelli CO oaaca Sardines 20 ca-GB Pru noa. 3 Aumift 25 NAILS, CANDIiES, liOAL?, iiKicic. die. 1 i"tl"in BtGs NAILS LUUv COO boxea Candles 100 MOX. g Soap 20 package? Beef anil Tongues. For aale by A. TOUlAu* SONS. AURiixt 2G 3 4 HERBERT'S LONDOTP?RT?R ^ AMI it it ow \ M'rOUT. IflK C\:-ES HRHBKUT'S PORTER AND AtJeJ DRUWH sro PT, to arrive per ?hip Cotnlla T I rom l i vi pool. For aale by _? A'tauat25_3_A. TOII1 AH' PON?. t? K E KN L K A F ROPE. 1 ?-t?l "ALF COILS QU BEN LEAF HOPE. L\?1J For sate by A. TOBIAS'SONS. Auguvt 25 ;i CHOK E WESTKRN BACON, QC HUDS. 8TBI CT LY CHOICE WESTERN Ot) SHOULDERS 26 blids. Mri, (iv Choleo Western O II. Sides 20 bbda Strictly Cbolco Western Rib Melon. For salo by URN ttY OOMA k CO. August 23 32 FLOUR! FLOUR! Qf\ BARRELS EXCBA AND fcUPERFINB ?U FLOUR 80 bunn Family Fliur, "Swan's Down" 60 bug* Fan t'y Flour, ??Oem ol ihr? Burg" AU from selected new wheat, and 'or sale by Auuu?t 25_2_OBNBY CtlUIA k CO. GUNNY CLOTH? prf\ BALKS HFAVY GUNNY Ol OTH. t)U >-ori>aloby BAVEN EL A HOLMES, August 21_2_No. 177 East Bay. CORN AND OATS. 1 rVAl I BOSBELH PRIME WBITE CORN -* ?V/Lft f 8C0 bushels Primo Bright Oat?. i Landing per Stormer Sea Gull. B. M. BUTLER, AWL August 24_2_No. i2 Boat Bay. FLOUR FLOUR, CORN. rX i\i \ -SACKS CHOIOB FAMILY AND EXTRA OUU FLOUH I 300 bblt. Northern Family ?ni Extra Flour 200 sicks Georgia and t ennessee. Extra and Super Flour. lt Vic FLOUR. 60 bble. Fresh O round BYE FLOUR. COHN? 2000 bushel* PB I ME WHITE AND TENNE3SBB ?..KN. For salo by JOHN CAM Pi EN k 00. August 23_3_ BACON! BACON! -I rt HHDs. PRIME CLEA ti SIDES, JUST BS 1AJ CETVKD end for salo bv OEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO., Factors, August 23_3_C'bnrch-atreet. COTTON BAGGING. 1 I t?f\ PIECES "EWAN'?" PURE HEMP DUN l OU DEE SEA ISLAND HAGGISH, 16 Inobea, lJiih pounds yard 30 pieces Dund. e Badging, 15 Inches, I Ja? pounda yard 60 plores Dundee Bigging, 16 lnchea, l>,'lh pounds yard 25 pieces li ol nh In Manufacturing Company Fea laland Bagging 1 S'ih pomms yard. For aalo by W. O. BBB & AO. August at_ G? NNY CLOTH, ON Tin; SPOT AND TO A It HIV K. For sale i>y ArgustSX) GIO. A. TRE>HOLM k SOW. NEW Y ?IRK BAGGING, DOUBLE v N i non BltANU. TH B 8T AN DARD WEIGBT 2>?@2J?. THB standard w'dtbfUll 44 Inches. Il ts wider, cloaer stranaer, and affords better pro? tection tor tbs tntire covering ol the Cotton bala ?J than any other <n uae. J? We pell at manulnoturer'a price and expenses laid "J down here, A suppl; always on hand. 1 WILLIAM ROACH k OO. " Anguat 0 _Imo_Agents. I FRESH .?HUGS. 1 JOST BEOETVED AND FOB bALE WHOLKSALB AND ft KT All, BY DB. H. BABB, No. 131 MEEl'IS G-sTBEET RlhON'n TOBACCO ANTIDOTE Bose's Cough Syrup bebenk's Pultncalc Syrup Eehenk's Seaweed Tonic Cherokee Remedy Cherokee Sura Cherokee Pilla Cherokee Injection b pears' Fnulj^reservlng Solution Brown*e>Chlorodyne German Blood or "Balser" Pill?, Ac sic. Fleming's Worm confections Wr<gbt'a Rejuvenating Elixir Churchill's -yrup Hypopbosphlta ot Lime Van Deneen's Worm ontoctiona Hurley's Wo m Candy Rardoti o' - Worm *ugar Drops Gmiduberg fills Cephalic Pills SchallenberRcr'a Fever and Ague Pilla Strong's Pills McLans'a Liver rill? . Linn'* Vegetable Pills Russell's Soothing Cordial tor Chile*.-en Teething Jayne's Iterative Jayne's-Expeelorant Jayne's Carminative Jayne's Ha,.afire PlUa Bad nev's Beady Belies* Seaway's R. PH hi Bid way's Beady Resolvent, June 21_. ? .-_mwf ZINC, ? E.L i. O W M K T A X BUK ATHIS? ANO NAILS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND. FOB PALE BY Obi-OLM BROTHFBd, Auguvt 7_awlmo_Adgcr'a Wharf. NEW rHIODS. EAST INDIAN HANIOOA. A NEW, AGREE A? BLB, moitde letona aid healthy food, used , for Puddings, Jellies, Blano Manee, Ice Cream, , Grid ile Cakes, Houp?, Ao, put up lol Rf. peek? { age?, with directions for uae. Dealccat-d cocoanut fir Pies, Puddings, Cakes, Aa, put np in half rb. packages, with directions. I Sweet Oil, French and American tn halt prate, pints ejjl and q i arts. Older and White Wine Vi nog ir, warranted pure Fresh Boasted Plo Coffee, of good quillty, at 86o. - ft BJ. Just received sod for sal? by OO-OPEBs TVB GROCERY BTOBE, Southwest oornrr Meering and Market arreats. Good. delivered 1res. May 28 HONKY ! FOBBALB, WHSLaB&LK AND BBTAL. BY Dr. B. BAER, June 9? Wo: 1*1 Meeling-etreet ?jtMfla? *Xt?tmtcot9t tfi**. JjlOR TH K IIA I ll. JUST BSOBIVSD, I'll ALON 8 CHEMICAL fl AIR IN VIOORAWB AYKR'B HAIR V?OOB MON I'OOMEi.Y'H HAIR BE8TORHRgBi BURNETT'S OOCOAINE ?fl HALL'S SICILIAN HAIR UK NEWE II *J))jf CHEVALIER''' LIFE FOR THF HAIR * OTALFANT'S COCOA CREAM LYON'S KATHARtON BAR1Y*8 rR?COPHBROW J REETA'S A M BUG HI A EXOEMJOR HAIR TONIC SAVAQE'8 URSINA BATOBELOR'8 HAIR DYE HAWLEY'S -HAIR DYK HAMB LETONA HAIR STAIN POMADES PHiLOCOUES HAIR OIX8, BANDOLINE COLOGNE TATER MAGNOLIA WATER '' - FLORIDA W/TEB Sj I I AT WM. 4o., Ste. for eau br. Dr, n, BAKU, .Mars -.. . Ko. 191 MFCTIMQJTTBBBT. /3I*?B?A*IC OF MAO V a-SSA. A GOOD OO?UNG 8VaUf?A MK?Jf IM H. li ADI fresh every ?a>, by un. H. BABB, May Bi No.iei MeetlTB-atreet.