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THE DAILY NEWS. * I 0 BDAHi DAWSON * 0 0., PBOPBJJBIOB& OIFIQE No. UB EAtil BAT. -o TBWIS-DAUX Saws, one ye?r...M...?6 00 a. ' DiDjSiwa, ittmonthi..8 00 PATH Haws, tare? months.3 00 Tai-Waua-i Niwg, one year.8 00 .tut?! - ?' -, Tai-WxasxT NXWS, lix months.3 00 P?rMot invariably In advance. Ho poper tent ?ate? Ov> ?ash aeoompanlea the order, or for a long ? r hms than paid for. . TD DAUT NXWI wtH be serve! to subscribers In Ute city at 18 cents a week. - AJHBnivuuwm.-Ftrat insertion, 15 cents a line; Subsequent imiertion*, 10 cents a Una. Bnslness j awitaoas.lQoants ? Une, Maartage and Funeral No? tt ess. One Dollar each. Ji_ ?ai i ! . ' 1 ? ~ jr M waa ir tr MAIS r. -Gold at New York yesterday closed heavy rtttiaSS. -At New York cotton wu in fair request, Eafe* 1600 balee at 844. ^?r^^^^qqOon market was dall; eales j . ?Si? bales. Uplands TSfalStd; Orleans ISfd. -Tbjs. Augusta Ghiomcle savs thai a far? mer, whose plantation itt on Broad River, in J ?* this'State, bronght into tbat city yesterday j i thirty bales or cotton of this year's crop. -A ?as ovillo paper says that bathing in ?B the Cumberland River at present rs perfectly { gafe to those .who can wade. No swimming j required to get across that great commercial artery. : ?1 : -An aWHint of an Ohio lady one hundred ?ad five years old concludes with the inform ar? ate* that she has an internal cancer of fifty je tra' stahd?ng.. Perhaps cancers agree with nosoe people. -AjhJej received much attention in Mon? tana on his am vaL Bi? waa met at the capital by s delegation who presented brm the reeotn ?OO? pasendtat ara--indignation meeting held when bia appointment was made. -Inf ?dex fto draw a large crowd to the .Chicago Lyceum, a debate is announced on Ibo subject of divorce. "AU ladies ind gentle '? . swan interested io such exercises are invited to attend. A lively time ia anticipated." -rh? lack of sofficient labor ra portions of | the South to gather the crops is painfully ap ?ti mi The Helena. Arkansas, Clarion of the ? th calls upon the North for assistance, or at least one-fourth -of the cotton will be wasted. -Montreal has a tree bath, which s localpa rper calls a "wretched, roiotdal-looking place," so ropky that it is a miracle that any or the bathers ooma ont ol tho pool without at least Mt dislocated ankle, while, ' as for diving, ten rban-sea to ose bat yon crack your skull." -An excellent illustrated map of the river j Thama?, showing the exact course of the Har? -ward and Oxford boat race, bas been printed. 'Tba map tr ives the prominent buildings and pointe on the river, together with a summary af past university boat races between Oxford and Cambridge over the same course. -Some of the Cuban exiles are locating in j A few days since two Cuban gentle I purchased a plantation of eight bundred | i from Mr. Charles J. Tenham, ot Colum? bia Conn ty, st a cost of 110 OOO. This tract of | lend ta situated about Bevensen miles from Augusta, and it said to comprise some of the j auosl fertile land to be found in Columbia, . '-The cruel pnnishme uta on board the United . States men-of war have become the subjects of tnf^Wftsttop^ bofo by the civil and military tribunals. A marland two boys on the Paw? nee, it is reported ; ware recently suspended by the wrists for several days, in order to induce a; oxmfession of a theft that it was subsequently proved they did not commit.' One of the boys, imitated, became temporarily insane io con aequence of the severity of the punishment. -It ia announced that. fBuety miles have been graded of ?he trans-isthmian railway op the spanish Hoed ora? route frc m Puerto Ca? bello, on the Gulf of Honduras* to Amoepola, Ofi> tho Bay of Fonseca, on the Pin-no aide. Tim rat? lor th? road are arriving every weet J atPuerto Cabello wbJeh baa been declined a j free port. In crossing the Gulf of Mexico to the Pnciflo Ocean, the railroad, it is stated, overcomes an elevation of three thousand fee When the road'is completed, it ia computed that the panaape to Cali Torn ia will be shortened by a week's time. , ? < _An Eoglish letter-writer mentions as s carious fact, that none of the leading women's . n'gh>a T formera in that country ?xe mother? ?ar fathers. He ?dds: "A few are married but [ those wt?o are married have not been blessed wt i h children. Ido not wish to deduct any th?nu; I only s tat e a eurona detail. The lead? ers offcihe women's rights movement in Eng? land, men and women, are childless. Five out of six axe unmarried, and DOt oue of the six is a mother or father. All survey mankind from the pare jdeai,point, eo far ss this fraction of nature is co* earned ." . -In San Francisco, a few weeks ago. by in? vitation of the proprie or of the Courier de Sas Francisco, a lar ere number of persons as? sembled In the press-room or that journal to witness the opera tiona of anew motive, power, whiqh is to be used in running tho press upon which that paper is printed. The machino is known as the Lenoie enan ne, and is s frenob tWliiitoni i Sb* machine resembles the ordi? nary ?team eagme. having ali i*a pa?t?; hot the cylinder ie more bulkv, and instead of one ft bas two-ons for the introduction of gas or s?r, aSd tbp other for'i ts eec a pe. The pro- j pallmg' agency, which takes ?ha place W steam, <conso?t ? ot nine? y parts of wt ?nd t a of ordi- I nary draminahn r gas, ? -TheComniercisl Advertiser of the 24th ins!. states that two more vessel havo arrived at Quarantine with yellow fever on board, one hoing the 'uba. from Havana, which had six Toea in the hospital ?t Havana, two of whom, Bobcat Furnbam. mato and a seaman named Goyle, had died. The remainder of the crew came on with the vessel. During the passage the captain's son aged nine year?, died of (he disease. Two of the crew were taken down with the fever also on the voyage, but thoy are now convalescent. The Faithle, from Bio Janeiro, which 'eft ?hat port ou the 11th of June and put into Hampton Boads f -r eiders on . be ld of August, and sailed theuc* for Now York .n the 16th instant, also left two of ber crew and har captain ai Bio sick with yellow fever, and three others were pros tra tea by tho disoaso during the voyage. -The value which anthracite coal may reach ls becoming a serions question, and its future is thus spoken of by a correspondenf of j the Ptehdefphra Ledger, who ?sam.nulac tarer and a large consumer of coal: He is of j opinion that the supph of coal is abondant up to this time, and wi! not bo permitted to les? sen bence to the end of too season; on thc con? trary, be argues that it will be materially in artased. He . sturts with tue proposition that Sha i'.creaeed production last year followed by an unusually mild winter, lett an oversteck of ?mal last spring of one TE il hon ot tons; that the eupoly of coal, so far, having kej * np with toe 1 production of corresponding tim9 iafjt year, 1 thsre ?mst be a snfi?ient supply of coal, c with. trJinary economy and an equal du triburion, for Ute remainder of the cur? rent jaar. Besides thia, he contends that the high price of coal will stimulate a much greater supply of wood, which will be used in Tarions aiinations in place of coal; and further, that coal conan mers will husband their sup? plies, bny sparingly, and not carry over large stocke aa formerly. Ail this will tend greetly to lessen the current cou sum pt ion of coal, and will inevitably bring down prices. A conclud? ing argument advanced in confirmation of the fact that there must be lower prices for coal is, that at the present price of anthracite coal tho iron mills must soon stop, for the reason that every ton of iron costs six dollars more to manufacture than it will sell for in the market, and that the price of iron cannot be advanced in competition with foreign iron, which can now be, and is, sold in tho domestic market lower than it can be made here at the present cost ot coal. As soon, therefore, as the mills shall have nsed up th ir present stock of coal, rjnles/its price d?clines, they will necessarily dose, thus ont ting off a source of very large consumption of coal. CHARLESTON. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27, 1869. The Bews Pri?e Curent. On Wednesday next, September 1, we ! will publish THE News Prioe Current, con? taining oar asnal full and accurate review of the marketa for the commercial year closing on the 31st instant. Orders for ex tra copies, with or without cards, mast be left at TBS NB wa office by Tuesday evening. c n? ri eaton ? not tb. e Port Mayal Railroad. It ls said that the Charleston papers are feverishly j ealous of thePort Royal Bail road, and that thia is directly against the interest of oar merchante, who, when the :B6W'railroad ia completed from Augusta se aa to connect with the Sa venn *n ?nd Charleston Railroad et or near . M?W hatohie, will have a competing route it om Augusta to Charleston, on which fares will ! be lower, time shorter, and freights oheaper. ' This half-way view of the HU bj e?t it the one nsaally taken by persona who wiso Charleston to be blind to the danger whioh threatens her, end who hop? that ehe may refrain from making any move to cheek mate her commercial rivals. There ie BO ?inclination in this city to shat off railroad competition. If we can have two linea of railroad from Augusta to Charleston, end the cost of carriage can be reduced one-. ? half, so muon the better for the public end so muoh the worse for the weaker company. No one wishes to keep the people living he tween Augusta end the aaa elong the ronte of the new railroad from having all tne ad vantages that the iron horse can gire them Bat when it is deliberately argued that all this building of the Port Boyal Bailroad will do Charleston more good Ufen harm, we oan only assume that this view is caused by thorough ignorance or wilful blindness The object of the Port Boyal Bailroad projectors ia to atrike deep water Until they oan finish their road to Beaufort they will doubtless give the Savannah and Charleston Bailroad a oloae connec ion for both freight and passengers. When, how? ever, they touch Beaufort, they will use every effort to carry business over their whole road It is to their interest to build ap Beaufort, end to give a speculative value to reel estate et that place. Tney nave no a> mpatby with C h arlee ton, end are not ex pee ted to heve eny. They will ase the Savannah and Charleston Bailroad and the City of Charleston ea long aa it may be con? venient; bat when they ere reedy to tak. ell their business to their objeotive point Beaufort-it will be herd, indeed, fore railroad crossing their line at right angies to i eke away from them any considerable amount of freight. We are not opposed to the construe lion of the Port Boyal Bailroad. This we have repeated amil we ere tired. AU that se went ie to wake ap Charleston end impresa upon her people the neoesaity of setting io work et once to strengthen oar position and increase oar commercial facilities. This would be necessary if there were no Port Royal scheme en the carpet, end it is more necessary, aa e competing line ls to bo built ead a competing o?y to be raised from the j dust. Our puauion ia strong now, end we ! cen make it impregnable if we secure deep weter eud direct trade How thia may be done we hope to be able to ahow. Another Great Work. The Peoiflo Railroad finished, and the Sun Canal aeon to be opened, there, re? mains another greet work to be accom pllshed, when commercial enterprise end engineering skill will neve completed e ae rice of ebon oats around the globe. It wea thought thai thiB country would have the honor of building a ship canal to oohneov the A lent io with the, Pacific; bat thia, ii Seems, ie not to be. The United States Gov? ernment did all in its power to induoe Co? lombia to grant it permiseion to build the canal aorosa the Isthmus of Panama; bnt thia solicitation was rea cted at the very mo? ment when the world at large expected it to be ace pied with enthusiasm, and tho Co? lombian Congress was so obstinately op? posed io the canal ?cheme that it actually re.us? d to-give the President any bams wn?itt vcr upon which to make a treaty in reference thereto. The result of thiB dog? gedness is now evident.' Nicaragua hus given the privilege to a French company, instead of Colombia giving it to an Amen oan one. The Panama Herald of tho 31st au., says that Senor Montealegre, the min? ister appointed from Nicaragua to Costa Bio?, to arrange the terms cf the Aylun Chevalier contract for the excavation of an 1 inier oceanic canal across N oaragna, bsa returned home, being entirely sucorsstul in his mission. It seems that owing to the interest held in the river by Costa Bte?, N.caragaa oould not conclu Je the oonirao ceding the ase of the river without iht* consent of thefoimer, end thin Mr. U?a tfa!igre was sent io obtein. Not only .wit. he most cordially received, but a treaty was at onoe entered into with him by the Pres dent of Costa Bice, granting all the privi egea Nicaragua required for the fulfilment 1 if the out reel with Mons. Chevalier, sud e thia treaty now merely await? the confirm? ation of the Congresses of the two Repub? lics, which will be no doubt granted at their next session. Thia may be looked upon aa the settling of the queation as to where the canal ia to be built, and seem? ingly gives the death-blow to any such work being undertaken dering thia century, if ever, on the Isthmus af Panama. ? The Kif ht Of interpellation." This term has become familiar to Ameri? can readers, from its frequent appearance in the oable dispatches giving accounts of the political situation in France; but aa the meaning of the phrase is not very olear to some, who have not time or inclination to acquaint themselves with the legislative history of the Empire under Napoleon III, we state for their information that at the opening of the session of the Corps L?gis? latif there is an address from the Empe? ror, the former free discussions of whioh were changed into what is termed "the ?right of interpellation." This has been oalled a tyrannical arrangement to cut off general discussion. Five members had to unite in every interpellation, and before it oould be submitted to the Chamber it had to be referred to the Minister of State, who referred it to oertain committees, and it had to reoeive the endorsement of two commit? tees of the Senate or four of the popular brauoh of the Legislature before it could oome up. A ohange in thia ia one of the reforms whioh the Emperor waa foroed to yield to the will of the people. Under the rule as it existed, the minority were pow? erless to call to account the government upon any question where it waa particu? larly desired by the minister that it should not be done _jtetgwiL GRKF.IVVILLE I?e MACK COLL* GB. GREENTlLLs, 8. C.-the next eeeelon of j t >rtv-one weeks, with vacation of shoat three mon ht in au m raer, begins 15th September, under a roll Faculty oi ed*? ted Tantiemen and ladies. Tarns, payable one-half at tte beginning or ses? sion in adivanoe; remainder in January, 1870. Tm tl on m EnaUah coarse..16 J Claseics.... :.45 Music leesons. Piano.IS | Drawing and Paint'ne.45 Board io College, exeinsive of Light? and Wash? ing, per month. .. ....is For farther particular." com antr?te W'th P. C. DOZIER, Sec'Start of Faculty. We cheerfully and earnestly command this School ia th? patronage of our cidaens and of the public generally. J 0. FDR V?AN, i O.T. TOLWN?; fautive Committee. T. P. SMXIb, J Angnst 27_lstuthB ENGL.18H, FKBVCH. CA.ASSICA.Li WD MA TH Elf ATI''AL 80HOOL. Ko. 30 BOL' -inEET.- the exercises of the shove will be re? sumed on WsDirnsoAT, 1st Septem er. W. H. TAfiR iNI M. D., August 27 tmO Principal UM VE M M I Y OK SOUTH CAKOl.lAA. The next session will begin on the riBST MON? D?T ni OCTOBBB, and continue without intermis? sion, to ide earning Ja j. .avantages are offered at tbU institution to Stu? dents in Law i the graduates being entitled to prac? tice m ti e courts ol th! Mate;) in Me deine (the course off st uctioo beiotr expensive and tiiorongu, wi h two Witten exunlna?ona doriu? the -easton;i In Engineering, Matoematici., Men's). Moral a d Political Philosophy, H story. Rhetoric. English Literatur.*, Ancient and Modern Languages, and m the various Scientific HchooiS. Ex pen ned for -essiou of nine month*: Annual fee, 85; Library fee. S10; Room Bent fee. $16; tuition foe.-; tor each of three .ohoois $15; luiUou iu Law or Medicine. 960 Hoard can be bad at $16 to $30 per month. Bv messina lt will be less. For fur1 her information, seud for catalogue* to the secretary of the Faculty, Rev C. BRUCE WALKES. B. W. B .UNWELL, Chairman ot Faculty. Columbia, 8. 0., August 2,1800. Align?t 0_tmw2A MKS. KOW A RD B. WRICK'S MG. i I-H AN0 KKEN'H B04KDING SOHuOL F Li T UNG LADIES, removed to No. 5? Weat ?2d street, opposite Reservoir Park r>ew York ''itv. Bete.-encee: Debjp Potter, New - York; ?ii-hop Davis -out i Carolini ; Uev. W. I. Brandy. vlanU. Ga ; Proteas, ir Henry, Smithsonian lus i tute; Gene ral w ade tiamo.on ?on- ti Carolina ; W.W. Corcoran, Wusnln t n. D C. ; Presld-Dt Middle on Charleston College; Prolo-sor < narlee navies. New York ; W Oil more ?irsms, boutn < arolina; Pro.essor Bartlett, West Point Military Academy. AugnstM_pao_fi FI R M \ * UMVr? -SITV, G it i. li ?. VILLE, S.C.-i he next se sion ol th's IN-tn i Ui ION will open Ute 15 b eptember.and continue fort} weeks wi'hout intermisi?n. Three years' -chalarahioe may b? obtained coi <*i ti on ed on (he payment ni thirty 'lollara annu >lly tor three >eare, auo entitling theholcor of a Hcbol ar-hip to tho tuition of o-e pu il in ah the regular -chuula, en the payment of the lacfdental fee or Av* d . lars, ncept to holders nf scholarships, the charge for tuition to the vear will be 6lxty dollars, a..d five dollars for iocioeital exoenses. For tn Btruction in Practical chemistry, or in Modern i au guat-es. there will oe an extra charge, to be regula? ted by the size ot the class The <egular ; chooa embrace Hathorn\ti cs and Meehan eil Philosophy, p o.'essor JUD ON; Latin LangutgeandLUoratttre Professor rABPR; Gr-ek , Language Protessor MI i'll ; Chemistry and Natu ral Pniloaophv. Pr lo-sor a \KBits oslo, Rh torie, an - IutetK'ctui! and Moral Philosophy, Pro;esaor FUUMAN. Dr. ?'ABLE will instruct in German, French and S pa ulah. Gool Hoarding, exclusive of llghta and washing, can be obtained at about $15 per montar Catalogues t r scholarship - can be ob j. med by ad-. creasing the H ab ?cn Der J ME- C. FTJBMAK. Augu-I 33 18 Prealdent. c HAK'CESTON HOTEL., CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA. THIS FIB8T-CL?BS HOTEL SITUATES IN A pleasant toeslion, and in the On-mess portion of the cit , renders lt the most ?esirabie Hotel for either permanent or tra?* >ent guee is. .hescrommodatious arc nnfurpasi od. havlm extensive suites nt elegantly ru sJstieJ ap.rtnienti to, I mi.iesa d single sentie? mea The propriet?r will endeavor to maintain the bluh repnutloa e Joyed by tue "'barleatou" as a first class hons?, and no effort * lil be syared to de? serve a continuance of the liberal patronage hereto? fore be ?Ki wad ufxxu it*" lbs beal of Live-y aqeommodation- will be found edjoialng the establishment. The house li supplied with the celebrated Arte? sian Water, of wm eh delightful baths can be had either day or Bight. . .. . E. a. J-CK-O*., inly 18 Proprietor. T . CLODO ll O TB C . THIS NEW AND OOMBOl IOUS BOURE, I.OCAT SD corner ot Broadwa* and Forty-second-sireet. possesses advantages over ?ll other house? for the a< commodatiou ol Ita cuesta, lt waa built expreaiJj for a flr?t-etiss family bearding house-tue rooms bains large abd en Muire, neaten i>y steam-with hoi ano cold w ter. and tarnished t-ecor.i to none; while the culinary department is in the must experienced nanda, atl-rdlng pieets an unequal,*2 lacie. tine of Atwood'* Paient r.levaior* is> ai*o omouc toe'*modern ioiiiiovemeni.-" ano at tho service O' guests at al> boors. Ihe Broadwa- und Uuiveratry Mac (.'ar* pas* tue door everv lour .ilnutee, runnm frota th? -'it" Hail io '..'en.nl Pak, while tue-txtn au i eventL weaue'ine? ar:< nut a shun block -n eitnex eli?. ?B?rding ample facilities for communicatimr with ail 'tie depuis, stoimliont landings, ?lace? of a-cr.-.,, ment and business of the frre.it rn otro po ll?. fttOitK d. ?IOLL.KY, Proprietors, "_fines' yyrlLLIS df < lliMHj.Ti, FACTOID, C?H-uISbT?N Ml?ROHAN? S aso SHIPPING AGENTS, ."111 ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SAI S ANT SHIPMENT ?to Foreign an? Domestic Pcnei or 'lOTTOR. RiCh, LUMBER AND NAVAL sTOBE*. ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston, 8. C. * WILLIS.a. H. amsoLi October 15 J112TER T O T A :\ S , TURN KR AND DE*. LEE IN IVORY. And uanuhcturcr of BILLIARD BALLS AND CUES, AND IMPORTER OF BILLIARD CLO IH. CUES, Letter Chalk, and Billiard M< rohandire IB ceneraL Wo. 89 Kui ton-? tn ct, .\ew York. May 7 s6mos WANTED, TWO WHITE SE a VANTS -one to Cook and Wash, and the other to Horse a Child. Must come well recommended. Ap? ply at No. ?6 ST. PHILIPS 1'REST, opposite the College, l*_Angnit 37 WANTED TO RENT, A SCHOUL En?SK and RE SID TN CE. Address, stating terms. P. 0. Box Na 169. wfm21 August ll. G?OD SERVANTS. WHITE AND COL Ci BED, ctn be obtained by ayplylng toEU Pi.OYMEN C OFFICE, >?. 60 Queen-street. August 38 dh OPT WATCH FREDI TO EVE KY Vfi) Of) AGENT! Business entirely new. Asenta makins lortunes ! Addresa C.S. Bf. CO., BIDDE' FOR? , MAINE, imo nao Anguat M WANTKD, A YOUTH FROM 16 to 40 years old, who would be willing to make him? self generativ useful as olerk In a ?tore in Untonvi'le, C. 0. Address POSIOFFI0E BOX, No. 17. Union C. H., 6.0. August 14 ANTED, RV A MARRIED MAN, A situation In asme Cotton SUI <outb or South? west ; ls acquainted with all branches, having work? ed in them all, but should s?lect WEAVING as a choice, lartlea wishing to engage such a perso o ?ill please address a nota, statin* terms, to JOHN J. KELLY, No. 118 state-street, Boston- May 3A WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB. 8CBIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRAR?. HHABLES C. SIGHTER'S Select Library of New Cooks contains all ol Ute latest publications. april 21 _No. 161 KTNG-8TREET. CHINESE IaABOHERS.-PARTIES wishing to employ large or small numbers of 0HINE8E LABORERS, rray make the necessary arrangements for procuring gang? of sise required, delivered in any part of the country, by application to KOOPMANSCHA?P, San Francisco, California July 30_ WANTED, EV KUY BODY TO KNOW that JOB PRINTING of all kinds, plain and ornamental, is executed promptly in the neatest style and at the lowest New York prices, at l xx .saws Job Office, Na 149 LAST BAY Call and ex? amine the scale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere._ WANTED. AGENT*? FOR THE AMERI? CAN FARMERS' HORSE BOOK, in both Eng? lish and German, by Robert stewart, V. K, ol Miss. I he won ?overa the whole ground of the breeding an A raisins, and the treatment ot horses and mules, bo'.h in sickness and haalth. It has won Ita wav to papular flavor, and la to-day the. most popular and be*t ?elltn? Horse Book out. Address 0. F. VEN , Publisher, Cincinnati, 0. 6mo* March 19 ?0 ?rut. rn KM, THE Pi? BA 8 A S T L Y SITU? AI RD three and a half story nEMD iCNCE, No. SS'-mtth-stiett, near Vanderhorst Apply at No 6 UBt-BlY-SlBKKT. 8? August 37 rKENT ALL TflAT COMFORTA? BLE DWELLING No. 83)? Hmith-'treet. Po? seaaloa given immediate y. Also, for sal?. TWO DEM. AbLK BUILDING LO H on sui: ivan'a Is la d. Apply to HEBB* OfcTJRN, No. 4 M.rion streot_wfmS_August 35 KEIL ?STATE AOBVTS, AND OTHERS having houses to rent, oan have their Placards, Sc., printed at the low wt rates and in the newest and neatest styles of type, at THE NEWS JOB OF? FICE, No. 149 East Bay itt Sale. BULL AND KKW FOUS OLAND PUPS FOB ?ALE.-Gentlemen who have engaged PCP-from the advertiser will please call for th-m at Na U3 KThq-alRBBT. 3? August 37 TTIOR SALE. AT No. 900 MEETING JJ iiTbEET, a floe Umily COW, with young calf._1*_August 27 FOR . 41*K. A ?JO. 1 MILCH COW. AP? PLY ? the n 3'thwost corner of QUEEN AND AUCHDALE STREE I S. 1*_Anguat 27 SAND AND GRAVEL FOR SALK AT low rites at MARSHALL'* WHARF. August 30 Imo FOR SA' IC, 1100 AC ?KS OF WI? LL TIMBERED LAND in lower p rt of barnwell Count , eli m iles Irom -out h 1 disto Elver. Term* made very low For particulars, addresa Dr. 0. B. auno. Graham's Turnout, C.S. B. E. August 20 nao 30 FOR SALE, KOtIR MCCARTHY KOL? LEB (?INS, ?ecoQd hand, but little used 1 Prem um Farm Gri?t Mi I, "Proseus" Patent 1 Hand-power teel Grist Mid i8 Ploughs, of varied and most approved patterns, all but little used, an 1 at low prices 1 Cotton B eaker 1 Four-horse Po*er steam Engine, f?cond hand, in goou condition. Apply to ? A MERON, BARKLEY A CO., Nor beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets Aognnta_Imo FDIC SALK, THE DKSIRAHLB lt ESI Df N K. awr Hampstead Mall-the House and Lot. No. 84 America-street, one door south ol Blaki-, on east ?Ide of ?aid s<reet Ihe Lot measures in fronton ...mend-street 65 leet 6 inohe*. in depth 160 feet, more orle??, with the ar pori iou ol the lot on the south, sav - feet - inches. On th pre . isesi* a substantially nullt Iwc-and-a half story wooden i weding o ? a brick foundabon containing five equ-re toorna, with ga* fixtur-is in order, a I drossbac room, pantry snd finished attics, and dou? ble p'szza. all .?vere i with heavy tin lately repaint e . and a private stairway; also, a two story Klichen .llb ton* 'Ooma, a -.oichhouite. t-table and R >y loft, Sc.; aUo an extensive cisteru, built with a fllteiing wad, an 1 a good wei: of choice spring water, each turul-he J with a modern U'op. An ?pen fence io iront, wiiu ev turton hedge, also flower ?arden in front, extensive vine- ot choice grapes non io full bearing, v -gotable garden and fruit trees, compris? ing eweet orange, neeta toe. peach, plum, fig, Ac. Ihe neigh orbood ls notoiicns as a healths' location Poiaesnon can bo g.veu immediately. Far terms, Av. a< ply to EDW\KD C. TH ?.FIN, No. 8 Quion-atrovt, near Old Posiothce or OB toe ptresaises. August 19 AL'r'MU.VKEltS, Bl? OK KR?, ?ND others wlahing "i or Sale" 1 beards, business Cards orwether Jon Printina executed with neat? ness and dispatch, will consult their interest by leav? ing thoir orders at TH h NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 Ea-I Bay._ r?()? SALK, OLD NEWSP-tFKHS 1? V auy quantity. IT?CC 76 coata per hundred ' he cheapest wrapping paper that can be rued. Ap? ply at the office of I HE N - WS. March 1 ?081 HID /Bunn PIC'i ED rp A ll lt I KT, I HALF lt AKT OF FLOO' INO B J A D->. wmch the owner oan have b\ pro vin.- proper' v and paving expeu->.?.. for furber i articuiars, apnly at the corner of LAL HCDN and CON - ORD orBBciis, August 27. 3' LOST. BKTWtON THE HALFMOON B\riE>? ?xND PlilGNAN'S ?Hlf IA KD. I Jituer in Coluinbua, Drake, Cooper or. Bay ".treet?. a rall11 Tit i- A Pi.Y Om-, am'iuD?uii t abo it $?5. and oonalatlng.pt $10 and $5 bills. Ihe ander, o bringing lt to TBI-. OFFICE, wiJ be liberally re w'rded._3_Aogust 26 STit A l KO, A BULL I'EltlUEK P P. abont two months old, white, bia k over both e.. ea, with the ears lately cut. Five dollars reward v?iU be paid it deUvere at No. 93 MARKET* s i Rh M. 4* Anguat 34 (Eopartncraljip Hntiff. COPA RT si - IIHHIP NOTICE. - THE under.i-ned Lavo this day formed a copart? ner-hip under the name or i. M. BOB BY A BBi/iH B. for the purpose of eradu ting the Whole ale HAT, C-PA>D -TRiW--uODS BUSI? NESS, at Na 36 layne-jtre-t, Cbarlna on, I?, Ci. . HJMA8 M. HORSEY, Late ot the firm of Horsey, Aulen k Co. truhD'E H jits i Y, succ?s-or of Horsey, Auten k Co Julv lit, 1869. 3 August 25 |tss0iQtioa pf Cnijanncr5l)ip. TH IC COPA T\K"SHIP HKKRTO FOR' ex sun!; under thc name und style ot WIL l.\ il u. WBILD KN AtM. havl> g this dav ex pirrd by ila own limitation we, tue undersigned. hay? loimed II new ''opartnershio u mer the -ame i am-.- and ct>le. forth" tra"??it ion of husmeas ut No. 2 6 KING OHM KB OF BEA OF ALN IRV/r and No 137 MEEl'ING-. TRIS KT, 'laattwls*-, , "c ' WIiLUM G. W 'Vxjum,' ' W ULO -GE GleitK ?TEP THOMAS, jn. I.. . -x W. S. LA NN LAU. Aucun 14, lifo, mis_-ngust 16 pil3?OLUlI-.N l?F CoP\i?TNKKSniP. AU the o.SfJersIgn?d proprietors ot th? * City Mjuare aloo.i" have this J.iy i'H'Olved Copartner s-Lip by mutual cin?e L Elmer partner' P-?y re? ceipt for deot- duo th- firm, a>.d a 1 claims inn?t he forthwith banded hi io us tor -eUemeut. Ihe buiinea- if th3 late orm wi 1 be continued liv JUUN VfULBEhN. JOHN WfJLBrBN. Ausuat 38 8 / U.iU-T F. "?THLLING. PHILIP SCH1 CK H AV. OK A LB K If4 WOR-TtD AN J rRIMMING-, has rooioved tohistormer f-tore. No 271 BI.?G-slBrEi, oppo? site llasel-street. August 24 / IHAltlihSTi/i xii tt ICC LT U RAI WA11EH0U31? AND SE?D S1?BE. A liRlCVL ?TRA L ISIPL EMEXTS, 0 A EDE: SEEDS, (tc. ELLERBE'3 TRANSPLANTER FOR SALE, GEO. E. PiNGRKE, Nc. 140 Moet:u3-?treet, Charleston. March 24 6mo M. A. ARD P. Am rWXBK FIRST ANNUAL ANNIVEB9ARY MEBT X INO of this organization will be held THU (Fridayi EVENTSO, August 27tn, 1869. Member? will please be punctual se an Election of Officers w ll take place. By order. -. Secretary August 27 lot?tes io lankmptc 17. IN TUB DISTRICT COURT OJB* THE UNITED STATES, FOB SOUTH CAROLINA. AUGUST Te RM, 1869. - IN THE MATTER OF W F. BEDDING, BANKRUPT_PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANK l?UPT V.-ordered, That a hearing be had on the IOTJBTH DAT or OcTOBZB, A. 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Th* Black Dwarf ano a Legend of Montrose, Dr de of Lammermoor, Heart of Hid I ot niau, The . Monas? tery, The Abbot, rhe Pirate, Fortunes of Nisei. Peve? ril of'be Peak, Qaen tn Durward St Ronan'* Well Red Gauntlet, J he Betrothed and Highland Widow, I bo Talisman, Woodstock, Fair Maid of Penh, Anne of Geiers-em, Count Robert of Paris, The surgeon's Daughter. < m receint of the price, elf ber in cash or stamp*, copies of any books in this list will be sent by mail postpaid. CU A M. C. HIGHTEK, No. 161 Kinc-ilreet, Jul* 12 DAC i harleston, 8. C. ttyiitf"., frquor?, (Cte. Q L v u n i > iv i i > l(U Vj ?DKUSIGNED BIG LEAV? TO AN NuU.NCE thai thev have bein appo ule i by Mea rs. H - NitY . H\N^I> A CO.. of "ullidelpnia, their ?ole AL'entsl ir the stiteof -Motil carolina lor the ; <U ut their celenrated ACME. X XX XXX. XXXX, Ne'e.AB t?l'lNEi and ober br-nds uLD e.Ye WHI ME . They 1,30 wish to announce that they w.ll be in constant receipt of their COp"?R DI-ULi.ED MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHI-KIES, direct froil) DiatiUery at Hannlsviile, Beikelev counti', Wesl Virginia Liberal contracts will bs mi le lor la-au lots of Dew Whiskies In boucl al Distillery Warehouse. (.LACIO - A wiri t, No.8? E?st Bay s.reet, June 16 wfm3n,6s i barleaton, 8. C. J T . ii ( 31 I' tl H K 1 s , BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMIS SION MERCHANT. SALES ur h?AL LSTA'lE. STO?KS. BOND8, BB CUNITIES ANT- PERSONAL PROPERTY ATTENDU' TC. *o. 3 7 BRIl.tl)?9TREET OHABLEATON, 8. C. WtTKBrWffgB. TJB-.t.. HEN <? BUIST, W. J. MAGBATH, Esq. General JAMFS CONNER. T. R. WiBING, Eao,. Octobei T> K O O K. L Y N LIFE IN8?BANCE COMPANY. Assets ?rrer.?.li,30O,O0*> ISSUES ALL KINDS OF LIFE AND ENDOW? MENT POLICIES Dividends annuilly ia cae h. OnlT Company haring the Definite Guaranteed 6ur render-Yalue Plan Policies, world-wide. Second to no Company In the United States for stability, libe? rality ind economy. Office No. 141 Broadway, New York. CHRISTIAN W. BOUCK, President Wit M. COLE, Pecretary. State Agency No. 35 Broad-street, Second Floor. Local and Canvassing Agents wanted tbrongbont the State. Apply tn person or bv letter to JAM KS G> HOLMKS. Jr., General Agent for South Carolina. Jnly ia_mwf Cmos Q^IJAftDIllV MUTUAL UFE INSURANCE COMPANY or NEW TORE. . Organised lat 1850 . ALL POLICE 3 NON-FOBFEI FABLE. HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES ESQUIRED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND 60 (FIFTY I PEE CENT. 135,000 ooo 1,800.000 800.000 500,000 OffUIEBS, W. H. PECKHAM, President, WM. T. HOOKER, Vico-Presldeat L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FUTXCKAR, Superintendent. orsavzoaa. Hon. JOB* A. Drx, New York. Hon. J ?ara? Haares, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex Mayor New York. JOBS J. CHANT, President Bank Republic. WK. M. VEBMTLYK, Banker (Venaflye k Cd.) CHAH G. BACKWOOD. Cashier Newark Banking Oona? a pany. Hon. GEOBOS Ornxxx, ex-Mayor of New York. M EN or C.. M OBOAS, Banker. TBOHAB. RICKET, Firm Thomas Rigney k Co. REM/, B. -HEELAN. Treasurer New York Steam Sa gar Refining Company. A AEON ABSOLU. Firm of Arnold, Oom table k Ca. RIOKAED H. BOWSE, Wetmore st Bowne, Lawyers. I! V. HAUOHWOOT, Firm H. V. Banghwoat A Co. Wx WILEEN 3, Firm of W. Wilkena A Co. JULIUS B. PEATT. Merchant. Wac. W Wraasx Merchant. CHAS. J. -TABB. Merchant. WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant. GEO. W. COTLBB, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insur? ance Company. loan G. SHS swoon, Park Place. WALTOS H. PECKHAM, Corner Fi th Avenus and Twenty-tblrd-atreet ED WAHI H. WBIOHT, Newark. N. J. GEO. W FABLES, Counsellor. W. L. COO-WELL, Merchant G KO lt GHI KKIAI, Q EN BR AL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. Dr. T. BEENS! JERNA. Examining Physician. * lt. ISSKKTKL. GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON. office No. 965 King-street, CHARLESTON, B. C. January 13_pao_lyr J^IFU ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. South Carolina Department. STATEMENT. Police? la force. Assets., Annual Income. Lomes Paid. Organized June, 1868. A mount of Policies Issued to Jnly 1,1860, Si?,S6a,ioo. Prem?anos received.?1,190,856 Expenditures. 991468 Assets. 060,088 THIS LS STRICTLY A WBSTEBN AND SOUIH ERN COMPANY, purely MUf U.\L in its rharaoter, dividing ita funds EQUITABLY amongst its mem? bers. The bush.es3 of this branch is under the supervision ot a Resident Board of Trustees, who in? vest net proceeds of all Premiums received here. W. GEO. GIBBS. Agent, No. 335 KING-STKEKT, CORNRR OF BEAUFAIN-STBBET. August Ct_ gOUTHKKN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, PURELY A SOUIHhBN INSTITUTION. Assets Joly 1, I860.1510,000 DIVIDEND DECLARED.FORTY PER CENT. IN UR RS LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS * ND PAY> LOSSE- Its principal busineas ls with southern >tates, and to them't appeals tor patron? age. lt bas ample means to fully protect policy-hold, ers and pay all io??es. FFI?EH6. JOHN B GORDON, P esid nt. D.H. HILL, ?.. B. COLQCIiT, Vic^-Presldants. A. AUSTELL. E. HOLLAND, Fiuanse committee. W. C. M?RRI-, Stcretary. no ABO or Drszcroxs. ntwnla, Ga.-Jomt B. GOBION, A AUSTELL, F. W. rj0*?iAin). J. F. ALEX ANDEE, J. H. WALLAWAY, J. M. JOHNSON! Athens, Ga.-B- C. YAXCBT, 8ESJ H. HELL, Rofl. EST I HOBAB Columbia, 8. C.-^AbE HAMPTON. Angula. Ga -C H P^HIST EDWABD THOMAS. Mudjon, Ga.-D. E. PCTLSB \\ r..blngtcU, Gs.-ROBEBT I COMBS'. Cuthbert, Ga --B J ?-MTTH. Newton, Ga -1. ? ("OLQUTTT. Charlotte. N. C.-WM ? HNSTOB. Allendale S C -B. L. WH?UTOHAM. Grecnst.oro, N. c.-w. A. CALDWELL. J. ll. MILLKit, General Agent. Af GC-.TA. GA. S. T. TCPPEH,. Resident Agent, CHARLESTON. 8. C. H. W. DS3A?33CRE, M. ?... Medical Exaanlner. August 18 nae 2mos ft?ffrirs II) JHtsff??affloJ. I COFFEE, AUG *R, ?fte. KA BAGS CHOICE Bio COFFEE - OU 30 tag* Prim? Ble Coffee 25 bags choice Laguayra Coffee 75 pocket? Choi oe Ja va coffee ABB 308 barrell various qualities Beflned SUGARS ALSO. PEPPEB, M al OH Ff, SODA. Ac. For cale br HERBY COBLA ? CO. A syp at 27 _fxawS GULESLEAF ROPE. I ?TA. HALF COILS OBEEN1EAF ROPE. LO\J For sale br HENEY COBlA ft CO. August 27_ ? . ns>3 AUGUSTA nELONS. ALOT OF YEBY LARGE CHOICE MELONS just received. They are from the second crop, and axe equally a? good a? those of the ?arty pert of the season. Wa get them treen every day. We are are also receiving good Peaches ever j day. ANDREW- & H-LVO, August 27_1_No. <97 gmg-etateet GUNNY ( LOTH. 1 AA BALES HEAVY GUNKY CLOTH. FOB 1UU sale to arrive, by August 27_ H. LAFITTE ft CO. HAY I HAY! OA A BALB9 FBIME MO RI H RIVER HAY, ?wl\J\J landing from schooner Men? wa. Palmeta? W haxf. For sale hy JOBN OAMPSBN ft CO. Anguat 26 3 GUNNY BAGGING. CT f\ BALKS FZTBA HEAVY \% fte) O VINXT tJ\J BAGGING,per Sooooner "Uily." , ., . - - For sale ay " T. J. K-RB ft CO. 'Aognstai _? BRANDY, OIL, SARDINES, CLARET WINK, ?IACCAHO.M Af D VEHMICELLI PH HES, ?M. ATOBIAS' SONS. No. 110 EAST BAY, OFF BB s tor sals from U. 8. Bonded Warehouse, ?a* just received from Bordeaux: 1 - quarter casks Fine Old COGNAC BRANDY 160 cases -weet . d 'i?VS. } Cowine 6 rales of Macearen! and Vermicelli 60 cases Sardines 20 cases Prunes. $ August SS NAILS, CA Mi LES, SOAP, BKEP, ?te. ? AA A OTO* Ll/Uvr 600 boxes Candles 100 bona soap 30 paoiages Beef and Tongues. Foe sals by A. TOBIAS'SONS. August 25 J HILBERT'S LONDON PORTER - AND BMOWN STOUT. M 1AP CA.-Ks HB'BERT'S . POBTEB AHB XUO BROWN RTorx, to anivepershlp Courier J rom Liverpool. For sale by August 25 S A. TOBIAS' SON?. 1 GREEN LEAF HOPE. 1 /JA HALF COILS GREEN LEAF BOPS. IUI/ For sale by A. TOBIAS'SONS. August 36 3 COTTON BAGGING. 1 KA PIECES ..EWAN'-" FUSE HEMP MIN? TO U DEE SEA I-LA ND BAGGING, 46 inobes, 1 % th pounds yard 30 pi?ces Duna e Bagging, A6 inches, lg pound? yard 60 pieces Dundee Bagging, 46 inches, lj?th pounds yard 36 pieces Dolphin Manufacturing Company Sea Island Bagging l#th po un a s yard. For sale by W. C. BEE ft tO. August 31 G> NNY CLOTH, ON THE ?POT AND TO ABRlVt?. For sale ly August 30 Gi 0. A. TREN HOLM ft SON. NEW YoRK BAGGING, DOUBLE Alt t HO rt BKAftD. TH E STANDARD WEIGRT 2^(32,^. THE standard w dtb full 44 inohes. It is wide>-, closer stronger, and affords better pro? tection (or the entire covering ot the Cotton bale than any other n nae We sell at manufacturer's price and expenses laid down bere. A supply alwava on hand. WILLIAM ROACH ft CO. Augusto_imo_Agents. FRUNH DRUGS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SAL8 WHOLESALE ANO REI AIL BY DB. H. BABB, No. 181 MEBlT.-G->lBEE1 - BIsONV TOBACCO ANTIDOTS Bose's Cotwh Syrup tschenk'e Puimonic Syrup Schenk'e Seaweed Tonic Cherokee Remedy Cherokee tun C herokee Pilli Cherokee Injection b pears' Fruit Pre serving Solution Brown's ChlorodynS German Blood or 'Kaiser" PH]., ftc, ftc Fleming's Worm conteeHons W fight's Rejuvenating Elixir Churchill's nyrup Hypopboaphits of Lime Van Deneen's Worm omettions Hurley's Wo m Candy Bardotte' Worm -ugar Drops Graifenberg Pills Cephalic Pilla SchaHenberger's Fever and Ague Pilli Strong's Pills MoLane's Liver ' ill? Lion'- Vegetable Pills Russell's soothing Cordial tor Children Teething Jayne's Iterative Jayne's Expectorant Mayne's < arnjinarive , Jayne's sa ertve P?IR ? Bad way's Beady RBITIT Baaway'a g. PUss Rad way's Ready Resolvent. June 21 mwf NEW esom EAST INDIA** MANIOCA. A NEW, AGRE?A ?J J?0'' de ?doua a id healthy food. us*4 for PUP uings. Jollies, Blanc Manse, Ice Cream, GT/? ito I'-ikea, noup*, sic , out up lal lb. pack? ages, with directions for use. Devices! d 'ocoanut f->r Pies, Proding!, Cake Ac, pnt ap In half th packages, w.th directions. Sweet Oil, Frm-u and Amerioan in halt pinta, pints sud a, arts, Cider JiJ Wnlte Wine Vluegv" warranted puro Fresh Boasted - io Coffee, of goCd qnatity. at 86c. fl tb. Just received and for sale by 00-OPEBa fVB GROCERY STO?E", Southwest corn? r Meeting and Market streets. Gnodf dehve* ed tree. May 23 HO*EY ! FOB SALE, WHOLESALE AND BET AL. BY Dr. H. BABB, June 26 ino. lil Meet'ng-streeL j3n or no c. jM_ KOKOIA MUTUAL PIMM Alf? LIFF, INSURANCE COMPANY, or MACON, GEORGIA. A n tkorized Capital.85O0.0O? FIRE AND LIFE DEP ? RT ll CN TS SEPARATE and distinct bv charter. 810 - Ooo paid into the In? surance Department of Georgia a-cor dog to law, for thc benefit of the assured In this Company, -tockhol.iers wealthy aud responsible gentlemen of Geom la. A purely Southern Company, allowing only six per cent ot its earning* to thc -t.x-kholiier.-; the rest o f rue pron s divded among the Policyholders on thee nttibutinnpau. tire Department has been in successful opera? tion mr six months, aud h-i9 already nciumulsted handsome assets Lifo De oart me nt in full and successful operation, and vicing with old companies in ita success. AR of its Polia s uon-to.fettable and of every description of Life and Endowmeni, hgether with an annuity table and return p: em i um plan. No restnehous upon travel, place of residence or occupation. Women insured on same terms as men. Loans half of its p emin ms. No notes tak.-u. pmer RS: W. J. LAWTON President. J. c. McBTB^tY, vice-President. B. J. LIGHTFOOt. -ecretary. 0. F. MCCAY, < onsu u?ng AC nary. P. H WBiGHT, Examinan: Puyiiclan. This ComptuTls now prepared to ace risk? either in the Fire or Lue Drtartuients, and solicits a share ot the patronage of the etty and ?ta e. J G. HOL I?-8?, General Agent for -outh Carolina. Local an 1 Travelling agents wanted tn all sarta of the Ma'e. Liberal commissions allowed, or a sal 4!ry If preferred. Apphcau >ns to be made to* J. ? HOLMES. Jr. General agent, No. 35 Broad itre?t, Charleston, 6. C. /nly 21 ?AC wim