The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 27, 1869, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEWS. BIOSDAN, DAWSON & CO., PBOPBIETOBS. OEFIOENo. 149 EAUl BAT. lEBiei- DAILT NIWB, OB? year.*G 00 Dil? NEW?, BIX moaths.8 00 DAILI NIWS, toreo month?.3 00 T? i-W HILT NBWS, one year. 8 00 TKI-WKBSXX NI?B, dz month!.3 00 PjLTMisr invariably tn advance. Mo paper tent Un lou tba cash aocompanlea the order, or for a tong a r Ume than paid for. Tam TtATT.T Nain will bo served to anbacrlbera lu tho olly at IBoenta a week. ADvajiTiflRMKirra - First Insertion, 15 cents a Una; Subs?quent Insertions, 10 cents a line. Bnelnoaa Hetloea, 30 centa a line. Marrano and Fufaeral No Uoos, One Dollar etch. IT M W 8 8 V MC SK A. R Y . -Gold at Now Tork yestorday olosed heavy nt 82ia33. -At Now York cotton was in fair request. S aies 1600 bales at 31 J. -Tue Liverpool cotton markot waa dull; H aloa 8000 bales. Uplands 13|al31d; Orloana 13{d. -Tho Augusta Chioniole save that a far mer, whoa? pl mtatton is on Broad Uiver, in thia 8tato,' brought into t>at oily yesterday i thirty balea or cou on of thia year's crop. -A Nashville paper Bays that bathing In in the Cumberland River at present ta perfeotly safo to tho-o who ran wade. No swimming required to get across that great commercial .art orr. ^ \_An account of an Ohio lady one hundred ~aud &vo years old concluded with the informa? tion that she has an internal oanoor of fifty ye STU* standing. Perhaps canoera agreo with some people. -Ashley received much attention in Hon latia, on his arrival. He waa met at toe capital . by rv delegation who presented bim the r?solu? tion? passed at an indignation meeting held when bis appointment waa made. -lu order tb draw a large crowd to the Ohioago Lyceum, a debate is aononnoed on the Bubjoot of divorce. "AU ladies and gentle? men interested io such oxeroiaes are invited to attend. A lively time is anticipated." - rho lack of bufficicnt labor tn portions of the South to gather the cropB in painfully ap? parent. Tho Helena. Arkansas, Clarion of the 18th oalls upon the North for assistance, or at ;Ieut one-fourth of the cotton will bo wasted. -Montreal baH a freo bath, which a local pa? per calls a ''wretched, suicidal-looking place," BO rooky that it is a m ir solo that any of tho bathers come out ot the pot? without at least * dislocated ankle, while, "as for diving,-ton chances to one but you crack your skull." -An excellent illustrated map of tho river Thames, shotting tho exsot course of tho Bar* Tard and Oxford boat raco, bas been printed. J Tho map trivos (ho prominent buildings and pointe on tba river, together with a summary of past university boat raoos between Oxford and Cambridge ovor tho aame coarse. -H orno of the Cuban exiles are locating in Georgia. A few days since two Cuban gentle? men purchased a plantation of eight hundred acron from Mr. Charles J. Penham, of Colum? bia County, a>,a coat of $10 000. This tract of land la Bimatsd about seventeen milod from Amrnutu, and in said to comprise some ot tho .noni fertile (and to he round In Columbia. ft^a^y|^'.?a'rit?''.piii,?H!ii:iiMiN onfcrwrd fbi ff ruted ?> >5WOH mon-'jf vsr uavobccouio ibo Lubjc-cts of investigation, holli by the civil and milunry tribunals. A ruuu and . wo boya on tho Paw? nee, it is reported, wexorueoutry snsponded hy the wrists tor several days, in order to indnoe s confession of a thert that it was Bubsoqnontly proved thoy did not commit. Ouo^itho boys, it is stated, became temporarily insane in con? sequence of tho severity of the punishment. -It is announced that ninety miles havo boon graded of tho trans-isthmian railway on the spanish Hondoraa rout? ircm Puerto Ca beyo, on the Gulf of Honduras, to Amoepala. on the Bay ol Fouaoca, on the Pap fio side. The rail - for the road aro. arriving ovory woek st Puerto Cabello whiob baa been deol ired a free port. In orossing the Gulf of Mexico to the Paciflo Ooean, tho railroad, it is stated, overcome* an ?l?vation of three tbousautl foe-. When tho road ts comploted. it ia computed that the oassayo to California will bo shortened by a week's (Imo. -An EiiglUb letter-writer montions aa a onnouB faot, that nono of thc loading women's rights r f jrmors in that country are mothers or fathers. He ldds: "A fow aro married, bnt thoao who are married have not been blessed with oh lld ron. I do not wish to deduct any? thing; I only state a cur.ono djtail. Tho lead? ers of the womoo's rights movoment in Eng? land, mon and women, are childless. Five out of eix aro unmarried, and not one of tho six is a m i; her or lather. All survey mankind from the puro ideal point, so for as this fraction of nature ts cc oeroed." -In San Francisco, a few woeks ago. by in? vitation ot the proprio1 or of Ihe Courier de San Franoise-), a largo number of persons as? sembled in the press-room of that journal to witness tbs operations of anew motive power, winch ia to be used in running the press upon which that paper is printed.' The machino is known as the Lenolo engine, and is ? Frenoh inven lon. The machine resembles the ordi? nary s tom engine, having all i's paito; but ? th i oyimdor it more bulky, and Instead of one it has two-ono for the introduction of gas or air, and th? other for its escapo. The pro? pelling aionoy, which takes the placo or steam, ?onauig ot moot y parte of air oort ten ot ordi? nary illuminating gae. -The Commercial Adrer User of the 24th inst, .tates that two more vossela novo arrived st Qoarantino with yellow fever on board, ono being the iuba? from Havana, Which had six men in tbe hospital it Havana, two of whom, Bobcit Purnbam, mate/and a seaman uamc<1 Coyle, bad died. Tho rcmaindor of tho crew oame on willi tho rossel. During tho passage .the captain's son aged nino yoar-*, died of the dlnoi BO. Two of the crow wero takon down wilh the fsvor also od tho voyago, but thoy are BO v convalescent. The Faithlo, from Bin ?Taneiro, which li ft that port oo tho 11th of Jeno and put Into Hampton Hoads f ir orders on ibo ld of Angost. and sailed thence for Now York on tho 16th m?lant, also left two of her crow and her captain st Bio sick with > olio* fever, i? ?nd three others were prostralec by the dJso?so ulan rp; tbe VOfSgb. -The vatae whtob . anthracite ooaJ may retch is beooming.s serious question, and ito future ls ilma spoken of bj s cnrreapondW of the Phihrielpnia Ledger, who is a m?nutac tarer sud s large consumer of coal : Ho is of opinion tbat tao suppl v of coal is abundant up to this time, and will not be permitted io les gen boneo io the ond of tne season; on the con? trary, he irgacs that it will be materially m creased. He starts with the proposition (hgt Ute I creased production last year', followed by ma unusually mild winter, lejtan overstock of nos! last spring bf ope tftniou of tops; "that the .opah/ of cotl. so far. having kept np with the produotlon of corresponding tl roo laat year, th JW most be ? sufn^iamV, supply of con,' i 'ju: U>. '.?'Ji)'' aiTi ' ? with ordinary economy and an equal dil? tributioo, for tho remainder of the cur? rent year. Besides this, he contends that the l'igb price of coal will stimulate a muon greater supply of wood, wbioh will be usod in Tarions Bliustions in place of coal; and further, that ooal cousu meru will husband thoir sup? plies, buy sparingly, and not carry over largo stocks as formerly. All this will tend groatly to toasen tho current consumption of coal, sud will inevitably bring down prioes. A conclud? ing argument advanced in confirmation of the faot that there must bo lowor pricoa foi ooal ls, that at thc present price of anthracite coal the iron mills must soon stop, fi?r the reason that ovory lon of iron costs six dollars moro to manufacturo than it will soil fur in tho market, and that the prioo of iron cannot bo advanced in competition with foreign iron, which can now be, and is, sold in tho domestic market lowor than it can bo mado hore at tho prosent coatofooal. As soon, theroforo, SB the mills shall have used up th ilr present a toe k of coal, unless its price declines, they will necessarily otoso, thus cutting off a sourco of very largo consumption of coal._ CHARLESTON. FRIDAY MORNING;, AUGUST 27, 196?. Tbe News Price Current. On Wednesday next, September 1, we will publish TBS NKWS Prioe Current, con? taining our usual full and aoourate review of the markets for the commercial year donington the 81st Instant. Orders for ex? tra oopies, with or without cards, must be left at THU NSWB office by Tuesday evening. Charleston and Ute Port Rayai Railroad. It is said that the Charleston papers are feverishly jealous of the Port Royal Rall road, and that this ls directly against the interest of our merchants, who, when the new railroad ls completed from Augusta so as to conned with the Havannah and Charleston Railroad st or near Ooosaw hatchie, will have a competing route from Augusta to Charleston, on which fares will bs lower, time shorter, and freights oheaper. This half-way view of the subjeot ie the one usually taken by peroone who wish Charleston to be blind to the danger which threatens her, and who hope that she may refrain from making any move to oheok mate her oommeroial rivals. There is no inoiinstion in this city to shut off railroad competition. If we can have two lineB of railroad from Augusts to Charleston, and the copt of oarriage oan be reduoed one half, HO mu oh the better for the publio and so much the worse for the weaker company No one wishes to keep the people living be tween Augusta and the sea along the route of the new railroad from having all tne ad vantages that the iron horse can give them But when it is deliberately argued that all this building of the Port Royal Railroad will do Charleston more good than harm, we can only assume that this view is caused by thorough Ign?ranos or wilful blindness The object of the Port Royal Railroad projectors iB to strike deep water. Until they oan finish their road to Beaufort they will' doubtless give the Savannah sud Charleston Railroad a dose oonncotion for OWi-TrtTfc^ Sw-" imf, they touch Beaufort, they will uso overy effort to carry .business over their whole road lt ia to their interest to build up Beaufort, and to give a speculative value to real estate at that place. Tbey have nc sympathy with Charleston, and are not ex peoted to have any. They will use the Savannah and Charleston railroad and the City of Charleston SB long as lt may be con? venient; but when they are ready to tak all their buslnesB io their objeotive point - Beaufort.-it will be hard, indeed, for s railroad crossing their line at right angtee to take away from them any considerable amount of freight. We are not opposed to the construction ol the Port Royal Railroad. This we have repastad until we are tired. All that ?< want is to wake up Charleston and imprepe upon her people the n eec a si ty of setting to work at onoe to strengthen our position and increase our oommeroial facilities.' Tria would be nenessary if there wero no Port Royal s?beme en the carpet, and lt is more neoeBsary, aa a uompeting line ls to be built and a competing city to be raised from the dust. Our pLSIlion is strong now, and we oan make it impregnable if we secure de?p water sud direot trade , How this may be done we hope to be able to show. Another (trent Work. The Pacific Railroad finished, sad lh? Bats Canal soon to be opened, there re? mains another great work to be aooom plisbed, when oommeroial enterprise and engineering ?kill will have completed a se rles of short eats around the globe. It waa thought that this country would bars the honor of building a ship ?anal to conned the A'lau no with the Pacific; but this, it seems, is not to be. The United States Gov eminent did all in i power to induce Co? lombia to grant it p. .isden to build tbs canal across the Isthmus of Pansma; bot this solicitation was ttjt ci ed at the very mo? ment when the world at large expected it to be soo pted with enthusiasm, and the Co? lo ni bum Congress was so obstinately op? posed io tbs osnsl s?beme that it aotually re.us. d to give the President any basie wost? vcr upon wbioh io make a treaty in refere,.oe thereto. The result of this dog? gedness is now evident. Nioaragua has given the privilege to a French oompsnj? instead of Colombia g. ring it to an Amen can ooe. The Panama Herald of the 8lat un., says that Senor Monteelegre, the min? ister appointed from Nicaragua to Costa Ric?, to arrange ihe terms of the Aylen Chevalier oontraot for the excavation of aa inter cacante canal aereas N caragua, hat returned home, being entirely t?eorsatal la bis mission. It seems that owing to th* interest held lu th, river by Costa Bic, Weeragua oould not oonoluds tbs oontrac. leding the uss of tho river without tht ip.'Bent of the former, and thi? ,M>. &r iD. palegre was emt to obtain. Not only waa te moat cordially received, but a treaty wa? t once entered into with him by the PrV? lent bf Obau Btes, granting all the prlvl sgt* Nicaragua r?q?ired for the fulfilment f the oom rae i with M "us. Che vail sr, and thia treaty now merely sn sits tho confirm? ation of the Congresses of tho two Repub? lics, whioh will be no doubt granted at their next session. This maj be looked apon as tho settling of the question as to where the canal is to be built, and seem? ingly gires the death-blow to any euch work being undertaken during this century, if over, on the Isthmus of Panama. | ( 11 'Tate Hight or Interpellation. 1? This term has beoome familiar to Ameri- J r oau readers, from its frequent appearance tho cable dispatches giring aooounta of the political situation in Franoe; but BB the meaning of the phraso is not ter/ olear to some, who hare 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 BOBB?OC of the Corps L?gis? latif there is an* address from tho Empe? ror, the former freo discussions of which were changed into what ia termed "the 'right of interpellation." This has beon oalled a tyrannioal arrangement to out off general disonssion. Fire members had to unite in every interpellation, and before it could be aubmitted to. tho 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 oommit? tees of the Senate or four of the popular branch, of the Legislature before lt oould come up. A ohange ia this is ono of the reforms whioh the Emperor waa foroed to ield to the will of tho people. Under the rule aa U existed, the minority were pow? erless to oaU to aooount the government upon any question where it was particu? larly desired by the minister that it should iOt he done (gwgiwtilltl Git K K fi VI LL K Kl- Itt ALIC COL,Lt-OK. OBBBNVILLa. B. O.-lbs next session ot forty-one weeks, with vacation of abont three mon hs io Bummer, begins 15th September, under a tull FlcoJry ot edaToaled uen?emen and ladles. Terms, parable one-half at tho beginning of ses? sion In advance; remainder in January. 1870. Tuition tn English course.$81 tlaaoioa.45 Unalo i oe ?ona. Plano.46 Drawing and Painting. 4 5 Board io College, exclus', ? > of Light? and Wash ma. per month...18 j For further particulars ocmu untrate w'th P. O. DOZ I El!. Recetar* of Faculty. We cbeetfolly and earneatly commend tbla School to thu patronage of our cl Use na and of the pubbe generally. J. O. FTJBMAN. O. " TOVNEV r Executive Committee. T. P. SUIIfa, August 27_'_lstnth8 EM.G1.1HH, ITIIKM II, CUA8SICAU A M> MA TU BU ATM AL ?0HOOL. No. 30 BCLI .?T n BRT. -Tho exercises of the above will ba re? turned on WiMijDAr, 1st Septem1 er. W. H.TABBANI MD, August Yf_tm? _Pnnclpsl UMVKltM I YOF SOUTH tlABOhlAA. The uext Session will begin oe the rias-r MOM OA.T ni Ocroasn, and continus without internals I sion, tb tbs i-nantng Ju IT. ?avantages are offered at thia Institution to Stu? dents In Law (the graduates being entitled to prac? tice in ti e Courts ol thl- -tate;) lu Mo ilclnr (the coiirao ofi> at ncboo being extensive Sod thorough, wi h two wi Ilten examinations during the -esslon;i tn BnirtneerlDg, Matuematto, Men'al. Moral a S Political Philosophy, n story. Bhetorlo. English Llb-ravara. Ancient and Modern Languages, and in the various Scientific echoo s. Expense? for -eeslou of nine months: Annual fee, 85; Library fee, SIO; noora Bent fee, 815;- tuition foe. ; for eecn ot three ?ohoo n 816; tuition In La? or M .-.Heine. S60 Hoard can be had at 816 to $30 per month. Bv messing lt wUl be less. For furber Informaba .i; "seud for uatalogue? to tho >ecrebirv e>r th? Faculty, Ber. O. BBOUE WALKKK. B. W. I) IMNWKLL. trmimian nj Faculty. Almost s " _Imw34 MHS. I inv.iin rt. WHI"^ f *JO. LI-IBlAND I H'S. ll UOtuDIKO Si'HoOL F*< B-Y ONO L-?DIKS. rurauved to'No. .19 VToat 42d etrrot, opposite Uosrrvoir P.ir>; t.?w \"o,rat t'ltr. Bete.tactic: BiLjp X'jttor, Nd? Kori, I Hishop Davis -out i Carolina; Bev. W I. Brsotly. ? lani?. Qa ; Proieaaiir H*ury, .sinithsonUn Ins ttute; Gene? ral wade dam-> on -ou n O? rodna; W.W. Corcoran, VYaafain t n. D C. ; President Middle on Obarleaioo College; Profesor i hartes i av.on. New York; W. Oil more fl m m n, Month ' a roi i na; Pro.eaaor Bartlett, West Point Military Academy. August 94 DAO A I7MJH.1M V . U.MVf, HUT, O I? fl AC ?? J? VI LLB, 8. C.-lbs next so sion ot thia D?H TI . U ' ION will open thu 15 li i ptemher, and continue font weeks ?ri hont tntennlislon. Three years' -cbolsrehtos may b? obtained coi ft tioued on the payment ?1 thirty .lollara aasudly lor three jears, and en Ul lin- tbuholoer of a hobol nr-hlp to the tuition of o epa ii In nil tba regular -chiiolB, on th-- payment of inc Incidents! fee of tl v. d'.lars. ' x.-opt to iioidora of fcbolarsblpe, the charge Mr tuition fo tbo vear will be aixty dollars, aud five dollars for loolde ital eioenges. For In srmcilon inpractical t'betnUtry, or In ii odo ru t BU. guauea. there will oe an ext? charge, to be regula? ted by the size ot ita? olass The regulsr >choo s embrace Mathematica and Mechanical Philosophy, P oleaaor JOD ON; LaHn Lmpu mc und Lltcraiuro Pruteasor i<ABBB; Cit eh Languageo) Proiossor Uli B; Chemistry and Natu ral Poiloaophv. Prnfe?aor U tKBls; oslo. Bh torie, an ' Intellectual aud Morai Philosophy, Pro.'essor FUBUAH. Dr. PA BBB will instruct in Qermao, French and Spanish. Oooa f oard'ng. exclusive nf lights and washing, can be obtained at about $16 per month. Catalogues < r scholarship . can be obtained by ad creaking the sabuoriber. jr M K . o. r nit M AN, Augual 33 18 President. ?| H A il 1, E S T tl N U O T K U , f CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAUOLINA. Tens PIBBT-CLASS HOTEL M tuai'us IN A pleasant location, and lo the bn<ineas portion of the cit?, renders it the moat desirable Hotel for either permanent or trana i OD t gaea te. . he accommodation? areunaarpasred. havt-ig extensive aulles nt elegantly . roi-aiaaed apartments JO. f midas a d Bingle gentle? men The proprietor will endeavor io maintain the bub reputation a-Joyed by the ?'i)harle*tou" as a Brat ckvas hons*', and no effort ?lil be so?red to de aerre a eontlaaanjee of the liberal patronage hereto fore basAowM opon tt-" ?.T**0*?'?* "vs.* ?ceo mm od alt ooa wSt be round adjoin In? the establish m ec i. Tb* house I- supplied with tba celebrated Am? elan Water of wnieh dtn*aifal baths can be bsd either day or aatvh*. Hi B. D. J CJC-OS, JoJy"_frosrietor. f^T. CLOUD fl OT BU. IHIH NBW AND OOMMOl IOOS B0U8R, t-Orui KD corner ot Broad wai and PawF^ecoLd-s.reet poaseaaes advantages over .11 otherhouse? for the a. commodatioD e. IT. sue'sta. (t wua'bulli expressly far a ?r-t-eNas family b(*rduig-*nnae-ttte roon/a bslna large and en ?ul,e. basteo l y sieau-with Bel ano cold w ter. andfurnUbed locond tono^e; wbue the culinary department ta in ta/ moat experienced oauas, eft rdlog gm-tia au noeqiuiilsd table. tine of Atwood's Patent l.levaionr is.aiao amono toe "mtxlern Improvement a" and ?1 the aorT-.co o' gnesta atoll boura. " The Broadway and Onlversity Place far* naas the door overv lour ...inulea, runnm,- freu, ito .Hu Hail io centr a Pa:k, while the Mxib sui erena tvsnns'uiesaretiota short block -n elluei side .Oordingample bellalee for coamamoatlar ?nth aii ?bo dspois, steamiiost laQdinre,- nlaces of a KO**. ment and b usin?es of the great metropoUe. MOntii it no LL KY. Propraetors. "?WM ,f , ?moa ^yiuui? ?v cm SOL ?a, PAOTOBH. OOMIIIBHION UKBOH?KTl? aso . SHIPPING AOfNTS, WITT; APTNMDTO TUB UTIMHAHE, RAI B ANA SW'^MSNT fto, roreuyn ab?> f>omeetf<? ?ia?, o. "OlTON. Bros, LOUBBB.. ABD NAVAL KT08F> ATLAS TIO WHAitF, Sbarleaton. rt, O. ?vSS?'Jts.?. ?. 08IB0L? Oclobar M _ p M T B H 1' O T A A! S , TOBN KB AND DE * LEB IN IVO UV, - And nanufiiMurer of ' , BILLIARD BALLS AN L> Ott BB, j AND IMPpBTE&'OF BtLUABD CLO CH, CUFB, Utter Chalk, and Billiard Mrrrhandiao m neaaraL Ito. 89, t uUen.srxaet, r?avV York. .i '.k l '? fl'"-' jj ' t r .iut ?n rt ; -:K? , " ? ' "V* V? I vr r .r. .>>^JJ i IsTANTBD, TWO WHITE SE UV ANT? fV -one io Ceo* and ffub, ?nd the other to j [ure? ? v.hlld. Muet como well recommeoded. Ap? ir ?t No. 46 UT. PBILIP.SrRBET. opnoelte tho . ollcflo._1?_August 97 [ir ANTED TO BENT, A SCHOOL. * W HOOSKaud RE>?lDl'NcE. Addro?e. staUng >rm?, P. O. Bo? Wo. 169. wfm21 August ll ~\ 11UJJ S KHVAKTH, WK IIB ANO COl JT UltED, ctn be obUined br ayplylug to EM 'LOY M EN r OFFICE, r.a. 60 Qucen-ttieei. Anguet 93_ Ul Qr" WATCH F UK t? TO KVKH? Be)r> MJ KUTI Business entirely now. Anent? aaking fortunesI Addrcs? C. H. M. CO., BIDDE' ?OBI-, MAINE. Imo PAO August 24 WANTKD, A YOUTH FROM IO to ?O ye ?rn old, who would be williup to make bim elf generally useful as ? lerk tn a - toro lo Union vi i ie. I .. C. Addreta POaTOFFICE BOX, No. 17. Onion J. H.. 8. U._Auguat 14 lirnNTKU, BV A HAKIUSbU MAN, A Yr situation In sonto Cotton Mill ?outb or Routh real; ls acquainted with all brauebea, having work din them all, but should s-loct WK-?VI NO as a holes. > artie? wishing to engage such a i>eraon ?ill please od dress a note, slating (erma, to JOHN J. [ELLY, No. 1?8 Mato-atroct. Peaton. May 24 WAMKI), uvauvuuuv TU #UB SCBLBE to the UIBCOLATINfJ LIBRARY IB ABLES 0. RIOHTBR'8 Soleci Library of New looks contains all ol the latest publications. April 21_No. 161 KINO-STREET. OH I N K ts K LA BO lt K lt H. PA UTI Kt* wishing to emptor large or small numbers of : H IN i'm: LABORERS, tray make the necessary Lrrancemenls for procurtna gang? of ala? required 1 ell ver rd many part of the country, bv appltoaUon . 0 KUOPMANOOHAAP, Kan Francisco, California ; Joly 20_ WANT BU, KVKMYBODY TO KNuW ' tbat JOH PBINTINO of ill kinda, plain and trnamental, la executed promptly tn the neatest 1 ty ie and at the lowest Now York prices, ai l ns N KWH Job Office, No. 149 i. A-iT BAT Call and ex imtne the scale of prtcea before giving roar orders plaewhere._ WAFTED, AGENTS KOK TUB AM UBI? CAN FAHMKBH' HOBBS BOOK, In both Eng lah and Germen, by Bobert Mewart, V. h.. ol Mies. . he wots covers the whole ground of the breeding tod raising, and the treatment oi horses and males, l>o'.h In stokaess and htalth. It bas won tts wa v to popular favor, and ts to-day the most popular and best Helling Hores Book out. Addreia il. F. VSN , Publisher, Cincinnati, O. Imo' March 19 _ftp Util _ TO H KIT, THB PLEASANTLY SITU? AI ED three and a half story &E -iDiiNCE. No. 59-raith-iti n't, utar Vauderhorst A poly at No 6 UBi-BlY-alBKKT._3*_August 97 TO KENT. ALL THAT COHgOHTA BLE Ii WELLING No. OIK Mnith-street. Pos? session given Immediate y. Also, for sale. TWO DB>I ABLE HUI LU INO LO B on .ul ivan's Ia lad. Apply to BAN BY OKTJEN. No. 4 M-rlon BtreeL_wfm3_Angott 26 BK M. KSTATU AOKVT8, AND Ol BERK having houses to reut, can have their Placards, Atc, printed at the lowest rates and tn the newest and neateat atylss of rvpe, at IHK NEWS JOB OF HOE, No. 149 Last Bay_ _ Jot Sait. BULL AND tv KW POfJvOIiAKD PUPS FOB -A LE.-Gentlemen who have engaged lui'- fom tba advertiser will please call fer th-ni at No. 143 KINQ-alBBBT 3? August 27 ft FOU S A I.B. AT No. SOO BT B B T I N ?5 tiTbEET, a Ano family COW, - with,young Calf._"ssj_August a7 FOI! 8 ILK, A No. 1 MILCH COW. AP? PLY ai the n trthwost corner ot QU KEN AND A nd H DA LE STREE t'H. 1*_August 27 SAND AND GI H A Vt. L FOR SALB AT low rates at M A IIS ll A Ll.'.t WHARE. Auguat 20 _Imo fJMJK BAS K, 1100 AOiltlli ?IF W t- LL V 'UMBERED c^ND In lower p riot bsroweU Count , Rix mlle? I rom -oui h . ditto River. I erm H made very low For particulars, address Dr. C. B. all ITU, Graham's Turnout, O.S. R. B. August 20 _pao_36 FOR 8AI.B, FOUR Mc? 'til I'll Y KOL? LER OINS, second hand, but little used 1 Prem um Faim Orist MM, "Proseua"Patent 1 Hand-power teel Griut Mill i8 Plough?, of vaned and moat approved patterns, all but little used, an 1 at low prices 1 Cotton B asker 1 Four-horso Power btearn Kn nine, tecond band. In good rona Ul ou. . Apply to '.- -'AV F.RON, BARKLEY ft CO., Nor.boast corner fdeetluR and Cumberland streets August 9_ _lmi TTIISM aat.i^sui?-nvaiM . .ts.tr.- KBI 1. DeNi'i:. near Hampstead Mall-the ttuu.u and Lot No. 84 Ame-rlca-sirect, one door SlUtb td Blake, on east ?Ide of ?aid s'reet i he Lol mea-uros In fronton .-.merica-street 66 feet 6 inchc, tn depth IBO feet, moro or let?, with the r ur port lou ol tho Tot on the south, sav - feet - lucio e. On th > pre . laen 1- a enlutan hally .?ul it two- ind-? half ftorv wooden .welling o. a brlok fwnrtarion containing five squire loom-, with gat flxtnr. s n order, s dre ??luv room, pantry and flnlahi-d attica, and nim? bia p'Bczs. all .-overo i wi h heavy tin lately repaint e , and a prwate stairway; also, a two story Klioben with fun' -ooma, a '.oaebhouse. stablo and H y loft, Ac; alio an exteieive cistern, built with a fllte<ang wail, ant a good wel< of cholea spring waler, each furnL?hel with a modern -. ump. An ?pen fence to iront, wi i u ev c-reen hedge, alto fl >wer pardon in front, o?tcnalve vine ot cho ce gropes now lo full bearing, vrgotable gardes and fruit trees comprit tog sweet orange, neeta lue. peach, plum. Og, arc. The neigh orbood la notoilcua as a hedthr location Poiaostion ran bo giren Immediately. Far terms, ssc a ply to Eb WARD C. l HA BIN, No. 8 Qiuon-itrett, near Old Po?toUice or OD tue pVcnii>es._August 19 AfJt'THlNKBIIS, liliuiC.l-.lt>, .NI) otbera withing f*i or Sale" Jblacards, Business Cards or other Jon PrinUnir executed with neat ueta and dleiAtch. will consult their 1 mortat by leav? ing IbSir orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, Na 149 East Bay._ FOI? BALK, OLD NBWBPAPKHg IN any quantity Pries 76 cents per hundred fhe cheapest wrappinit paper that can be used. Ap? ply ai the oil! en ot i ll lt N - WS. March 1 ?051 uno jrjuno PICKED CP ADRIFT. A HALF lli?T OF FL0O- INO Boii Ds, wbich tbe owner can have bt pro vin.' prop'riyand parting expense*. Por further t articuisrs, ?poly at the corner of LAL HcDN and CON-OUD MTHBKIF. August 27_ 2 LOM?. O KT WK IN TUN HALFMOON BAITBHY ?ND DaJOMAN'R -Hlr YAKD. either in Columbus, Drake, Cooper or Bar '.treats, a roll of THr A ii,.Y . o i hs auiouutiuu t abo it 996. and consiillog ot ?IO and SS bills, lin finder,o bringing lt to Till - OFFICE, wi.l be llberaUy ro w.rdad. 9_ August 26 STUA ? KU. A BULL 1'KIIKIBII p F about two moatbso|d, white, bia k over both eyes, with the ears lately cut. Fivo dollars reward will be paid lt dell vero at No. 93 BASKET. ?^"*"- ?* Attgu.t24 ?opartncrnl)ip Sniiff. riliPAHTNUHSHIP llOTI?B.-T H K \j nodsri^Bed;baye this day formed a copart? nership under ths name or 1. M. BOB IT* BBJTHKB, for th* purpose of condo-tiru? tho S?01"^"^'?0^ Kt%? -TBAW toODS BOM NEds.atNo. 28 layne-nredt. chirles on. n, O. *.< 'I i HOM AH M. HOBHEx, Late of tbs Ann of Horter.' Auien it Co. , En H>'K HORK. Y, a ucees or Of Horsey, Anten & Co Jolr Ht. IBflJ. 8 Aasuttoo j)t880mt?0B of ?oportorrsotp. TH M ?UPA, TNEJtlSHIP IIKKBTU FORI ex suns- under the name and trylu ot WIL 1AM u. wu i ID KN fcc,?. hsTi. g tufs dev>x. pured by Hs QWB Umttailon we, tbs undersigned iaaro formad (a new Copartncrsblp. u.nter-ihn -amo i ame and .lyle, for tb.? trao-aetinn ot bnaincaa at Ho. 9 5 KINO OltNUB OF HUAOFAIV 3 BB RT, ind NO 187 MtEllNO--TItKKT, harltttonO ' WItllAUO. WiIL?BN. ?ii W Ot.0 HE 0IBBE-. . hlBP BM m o AI A s Ju, . 'J.. ._ W.'' 8. LA SN t AU. Augqit 14,1889. - mg_'Ugustia D^H-eiLO II?R OF CoP? IITNAKBH1P. tho underelgnsd propnetort Ol th? . City i<iu4ra Bloou*'haTo tots J*j dis-olved Oonartoer' Lip by mutual couse L Either pirtoer may re iorudiBI*.dQ? flrm? r,?o?? niust bs ?fmWith bkudad In to ut tor -etlemenL O?? WTOB*EBN?U, Ut0 Btta WL1 ^ ?ONU?U9D ? . L. /kw* " - J *2HN WOLBFBN. August 28 3 /.?.17-T W.>T ILLINO. ?OI LIP HUH i CK tl A ff, OK A LEU IV won-TeT> Alfi> iRiMUiiio . nu ?vVd i hU forraer ?tore, No ?Tl M^O-StbeBl, oOpO^ to Hts.l-etreot. ' Ao^tai tuA?t i.KS t'o.t A U it I ?J ?J Ll ll KAI WAUEUOU3H AND rJBBD 310BK. MBwcL-ivoAL tuPLBkakrs,'' "?ABD?I a s CPS. ?tc ILLERBB'S TRANSPLANTER FOIl HALE. . * TIV 0KO. E. P1NGRKE, .' '?;, . . ', ,i. ?ls -.f. : .> I. ia t^oftH-iiuoi o;1*? ii."?r M. A. ARD P. A. RHB FIRST ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY ME BT INO of this organiaitlon wilt be held Toa Frirte*! tTKxruo. Annuli 37th, Wi Moruben will please be punctual ts sn Election of 3fflocrs w ll toko piece. By order. -. SocroUry. August 37 lotices in ?PauhrnutfD. IN THR DISTRICT COURT OF TUB UNITED STATE*!. FOR SOUTH CAHOLINA. AUOU.-T Ti- BM, 1869. - IN TUE MATTfcR OF VT K. REDDING, HANKBUPT.- PETT1ION FOB FOLL AND FINAL DtStlHABOB IN BANK IIUPT' Y.-ordered. That a bearing be bad on Ibo munni PAT Or OOTODBB, A. I>. 1800, Bt Fod oral Courthouse In Cbaries<on. 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DUtiUery at Haimlsride, Ba.keley County, West Virginia Liberal contracta will bs mi le fm U-ce iota of new Whiskies In btvia at Distillerv Warehouse. CLAUIO ? k WI r I b, T No.8* Bast Bay ftreet, JiPf'6_wfm?mos ?ibarleatou, 8. C. T I . ll t ?1 F tl lt K V B , BKOKEit, AUCTIONEER AND COM ?rix SION MEJtOBAM. IA LEB OF BEAL. ESTAI. efTOUES, BONDS CDRITIE8 AND PEBfeONAL PB?FERTY ATTENDED XoJ;" ... , I'.ttl f ?f J , lt?. 9 7 I) lld A P"> T H V K T 0 BAB LUTON, ?i'C/ ... . ti KIT - r. a ?TOP *Wi tpmytona.tVMb I aa?. HEN ?i Bujtir', w. t. MAOBATH, xs^. en?raiJAMJVOwrniKR. J. fL BlNGj Sa?. ,. Odo he* WHIT-' ' ' 1 tl'. .9 'S. ..-.:' ?*. 3 I . Ai ?isitaitr. JJ lt O o rt l. Y IN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. *nfU over.?1,31)0,000 IR8UK8 ALL RINDS OF LIFE AND ENDOW? MENT POLICIES. Dividend* annutlly In CMU. Onlv Company haring the Definite Guaranteed bur rondor-Valuo Pion Policios, world-wide. Second to no Company in the United States for stability, libe? rality and economy. Office No. 141 broadway, New York. CHRISTIAN \V. UOUCK, President. War. H. COLS. Pocrotory. Stato Agency No. 35 Broad-streot, Second Floor. Local aud Canvassing Agouti wcuted throughout the Stat/?. Apply in person or br letter to J A.II ?LS O. HOI.MKS, Jr., General Agent for South Carolina. July 13 mwf 6mos Q. U A R D 1 A H MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or NEW YORK. Organlied In 1850 . ALL PO LICE3 NON-FORFBI TABLE. HALF L OA ff TAKEN7. NO NOTES REQUIRED. LAST CASH DIVIDEND 60 (Fir i Vi PH H CENT. BTATEMXNT. Polle?? In TO roe.t?a.OOO.OOO Asaote. 1,500.000 Anana! Income. 80O.OOO Losses Paid. 000,000 omoxas. W. H. PECKHAM, President, WM. T. HOOKER. Vloo-Preaident. L. MOAuAM, Secretary and Actuary. G. A. FUDIOKAB. Superintendent. D raserons. Hon. Jorra. A. Dix, New York. Hon. JAMES HABTEB, Firm of Harper A Bros., ex Mayor New York. Joan J. CHA mt, President Bank Republic. WM. M. VIUMILIE, Banker (Vermllye A Co.) OHAS O. ROOKWOOD. Oaahler Newark Banking Oom? nany. Hon. O Bo noa OPDTEE, ex-Mayor of New York. Minore. Mono AM. Banker. THOMAS RIOKXT, Firm Thomas Rigney A Co. H EN r. B. HEB (CAN, Treasurer New York Steam Su? gar Benning Company. A A TI o N Mi?ioi.D. Firm of Arnold, Constable A Co. RICHARD IL BOWNE, Wetmore AT Downe, Lawyers. R V. BAUOHWOUT, Firm H. V. Banghwont A Co. WK WILSENS, Firm of W. WUkena A Co. JCI.ICB H. P II A TX , Merchant. Vf M. W WIUOHT, Merchant. CHAS J. -TABB, Merchant, WILLIAM U.T.P.N, Merchant. % GEO. W. Crrrxxa, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y. GEO. T. Hors, President Continental Fire Insur? ance Company. JOHN O. SHERWOOD. Park Place. WALTON H. PECKHAM, Corner Fltb Avenue and Twonty-tbtrd-?treet. EDWABD H. WniQHT, Newark, N. J. Oro. W FABX.EE, Counsellor. W. L. COO a WELL, Merchant. OLOUUE K. ttl BI, Q EN BB AL AGENT FOB SOOTH CAROLINA. Dr. T. BEEHSTJERNA, Examining Physician. H. IbSEltTKL, 0 KN KR AL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON. illB.ce So. ?05 King-street, CHARLESTON, 8.0. January ia_-_nao_lyr_ j IFF, ASSOCIATION OF AHBK1CA. S nu tli Carolina Department. Organized June, 1868. Amount of Policies Issued to Joly i, 1B60, Sis,8sa,ioo. Premiums received.?1,100,966 Expenditures. ??31,168 AsaeU. 060,088 THIS IB STRICTLY A WESTERN AND SOUTH? ERN COMPANY, purely MU 1UAL In Us rharagter, dividing lb) funds EQUITABLY amongst Its mem? ber!. The business of this branch ls unuer the supervision of a Resident Board of Trustees, wbo in? vest nat proceed r of all Premiums received herc. W. GEO. GIBBS. Agent, MO. SAB KUU-8THEKT, i.,< n * ?Hilt I"' -. . OF BEAUFAIN-STREET. Ananst 74 _"_ g ?? U X H K H fi LIFE IR'S URANOS COUPANT, PURELY A SOUTH!RN INSTITUTION. Assets July 1, 1S6B.?310.0UO DIVIDEND DECLARED.FORTY PER CENT. THrUBRH LIV BS AND PRO MP rr.Y ADJUSTS AND PAY- LOJHB* Ila principe] business ts with boothera ni?tes, and to them it ?p?sala for patron, age. lt bas ample meant to rally protect policy.hold? ers and pay all loases. moama. JOHN 6 GORDON. P rafd-nt B. H. HILL, a. H. COLQCI i ?, Vic. .Presidents. A. AU-TELL. E. HOLLAND, Finaboe committee. W. C. M ORR I.-, Secretary. BOAM) dr DiazoToia. Atlanta. Ga.-JOH? B. GOBION, A AUSTELL, B. W, HOLLAND. J. P. ALEXI SD KB J. H. OAIXAWAT, J. at JOHXSOW. Athens, Ga.-B. O. Y Airear, BXBV H. Hat, Boa. tar inovAB Columbia, fl. C.-WADI HAMPTON Augusta, Ga -0 H PHINTTT KOWAAD TlOstAJ. M i di ?OD, Ga.-D, E. BUTLEB V abbington. Ga.-EOBKBT Toons. Cuthbert, Qa-B J HOTH. Newton, na - ?. IL foLQOTTT. / ., Charlotta. C.-Wu J utnrrus. Allendale S c-B, L. WLLLIKOHAM. Greeniboro, N. C.--W. A. CALDWELL. ' ' . " J. II. MILLEU, uenerai Afent. , ?, lr , Arou.TA, GA. u ?fi. yyTWBkin, Resident Agent, 013 AfVL ESTO H, 8*.' 6.' H. W. DE8AU83URE, M. D., MsOlo*i Eiamhaar. Attiras* 19 . *>*f :< ?rofftits ant) JRiacrUanfotw. 50 COFFEE, NUG * R, &c. DA03 CHOICE KIO COFFEE 30 bags Primo Bl* Coffee 25 big) Chotoe Lognayra Coffeo 7 5 pockets Choloo Java Coffee AMD WO barr?la varions qualliifs RcQnod SUGARS ALSO. PEPPER, ll al CU KS Si IDA. tc. For aale by m.Ni: Y cu DI A lc CO. August rt _fmw3 GRKENLEAF ROPE. 1 frrk HAW COILS OBKKM BAF ROPE. L?\J For salo by HENRY COW*. A CO. A u (runt 37_Ima AUGUSTA MELONS. ALOT OF VhUY LARGE CHOICE Mt LON S Ju? t received. They ato from thc second crop, um I aro equally aa good aa thune ot tho o .ri y fart of Hie season. Wo ?et them trevb every day. Wo arc aro ulsu receiving goud Peacho?ever> dav. ANDREW? A S-LVO, AOjUSt 27_1_No. 107 Kmg-mrcct. GUNNY CLOTH. -I f\f\ HALES HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH. FOB JU Jv "ate to arrive, Oy AugU'127 E. LAFITTE A CO. I?Alf I HAY! eyf\r\ DALE? PRIME NORTH RIVER HAY, ? V ) \ J lauding rr..m schooner Menowa, t'aimait* Wbaif. For ?ale by JOHN CAMPdEN & CO. Auguat 20_S__ GUNNY RAGGING. pr rv DAL EH IXTRV HEAVY i S ??.) GUNNY <tj\J BAGHINU, per Sobooner "Lilly." For aalo by X. J. K t Hit A CO. August 26______ RRANDY, OIL, SARDINES, CL A lt 1ST 'WINK, MACCAttONI AND vi:umic;i i.LI. PituNEH, Ac. ATOBIAS' PONS. No. 110 EAST HAY, OFFEB , lor sal? from TI. fl. Iloudod Warehouse, arid Just received from Bordeaux: 1 quirtcr casks Fino Cid COONAC DR ANDY ico caaes ?weet > il a8SaSL!)MM i balea or Macearon! and Vermicelli 60 cases Sardine* 20 ca ice Pru u ea._3_August 26 NAILS, CANDLES, SOAP, BEEP, dfo. I f\i\A KFOI NAILS L UU\J ?IO boxoa CandlcB 10O box? s Soap 20 paoli ages Beef and Tongues. For aale by A. TODIAb' ?ONS. Aognat 25_3 HIbBERT'S LONDON PORTER AND Ult OWN STOUT, -f r\ rr OatKS BBl'BBBT'H PORTED AND AUE) BROWN BTOPT, to an ive per ihlp Courier I rosa Liverpool. Foraalaby Anguat AS_3_A. TODIAS' PONP. GREEN LKAF ROPE. 1 ? * / ? HALF OOIL8 GBEBN LEAF BOPS. LOU ^For sale by A. TOBIAS' SONS. Angnel ?5_3 I COTTON RAGGING. tBr/\ PIECES "EWAH*>" POKE HEMP DON LQVJ DEE SBA ISLAND BAUGINU, is inob.es, i \tu pounds yard 30 pieces Dundie Badging, IS Inchca, n; pounds I yard 60 pieces Dundee Bagging, 15 inches, l>fth poonda yard 26 pieces DolDbln Maauracluring Cumpany Sea Island BagglBtc ifiHi pounua yard. Foraalaby W. O. BEE A OO. AuguatSl_ G? NNY CLOTH, ON THE ?POT AND TO ABBIYK. For sale l'y August20_OrO. S. TRB> HOLM A SON. NEW YORK BAGGING, DOUBLES ANlllOM BKAND. THE STANDARD W RIO IT ?SiQ?Y,. THE standard w'dtb tull 44 luchos. It la wider, doter atronger and affords better pro? tection tor the enUre covorlng ot the Cotton bale than any other n use We reit at manufrcturer'a price aud expon ice laid down here, A suppl; alway? on band. WILLIAM ROACH A OO. August 9_Imo_Agents. FRESH. DRUGS. JOST RECEIVED AND FOR SALK WHO I.Ml ALB AND RE I AIL BY DB. H. DA Kit, No. 131 MEElINO-sTREBl BISON'S TOBACCO ?NT1DCTE Bose's Contih syrup Bcbonk'* Pulmonic Syrup Scbenk's seaweed Tonic Cherokee Remedy cbcrokco cure Cherokee Pill* Cherokee Injection bpears' Fruit Preserving Polution Brown'? Chlorodyne German Blood or "Kaiser" PUN, Ac. acc. Fleming'? Worm Conlectlona Wtight'a llejuvenatiog Elixir Churchill's -yrup Hypopho*phitii ol Lime Van Deuton's Worm oaiorliona Hurley.'! Wo m Candy Bardotto'* Worm cugar Drops Ormteoberg Pilla Cephalic Pille Bchallonbenrer'a Fever and Ague Pills Btrong'a Pill? Mc Lane'* Liver 'ill-. Llun'? Vt gelable rills Russell's Koothlng CordUl tor Children Teething Jayno'a Iterative Jayne's Expectorant Jay un'? ? armlnatlvo " Jayne's sanative Pills Budaav'a Beady Relief Hau iva Vs B. Pi Ifs Bul way's Beady Besolvent. Juno 21_niwf NEW NOODN. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREEA? BLE, molt de letona o...d healthy food, used for Puddings, Jellies, Blanc Mange, Ice Cream, Grid iioCakea. Soup*, BO , put np lnl Its. pack? ages, with direction* for u??. Desk-cat-d l ocoaanl f>r Pies, Pudding*, Cake*, Ao, put op In half ttl paokatra*. with dlroction*. sweet OH, Frrneb and American io halt pints, pints and q art?. Cluer and White Wine Vluegir, warranted pure Fresh Koaaied flo Coffee, of good quality, at 35o. %t lb. Just received sod for sale by CO-OPEUa IVB OBocERY STORE,. South weat corn? r Meeting and Market arjaeta. Good?, dehvoied riva. May 28 HO^EY I I^OK n ALE, WnOLkBiLE AND BET AL. BY _l Dr. H. BABB, Jone 36 No. 15! ??l!-?f.?treet. _lo oran c. O. M O lt O I A MUT?A.L Fina AN? ?ITB JNSDBAN0B COMPANY. ? UlCOlv, ?EOBwaX AwUMwtaM?CajpltavL..,,," ....wBOt^?? FIB. ANb LIE? fiBPARTaiHttTfl ?a??'^? anddlsUnctlff ?b?rt-r. Mt.M (Mel.' Into tb% " .arenco Department Of Georgi* ?corolng lo lav' for the benefit of the snared _ ibu Company. ->toc_uoiaora wealthy ,nd responsible gentlemen o' Georgia. * A pprely BOQIbsni Company. allowing only six per cent Ol Hs earning* io tho ntockholder'iii the re? o f ibe profit* 'Uv tied amoog thc Pol Icy ho Id em on the o ntiibntloSplaa. lire Department Ins been in ?urce ?s ful opa ra* non tor six monto*, aud tua already "cumulated band.nme asset* Lire t>? oan men t In full and ?uecewful o peraltan, and v i ting with old companies in it* ?necea*. All of Its Ponce a non-iorfeitable ?nd of'every descripnon of Life and Endowment, together with an amenity table and i e ltira pi emlum pla rr. No reatruboui upon travel, place of retldtnee .> rxoapatioo. Woman i nra red on same terms ai men. Loan* half of lia p emt tim*. No notes tak-a. orricarts: W. J. LAWTON. Proaident. J- c. MaBPBMhY, Ytoe-Pretident, R. J. LIUHTPOOr, r-ecreUry. O. T. McOA?, i onad nttng Acuiry. P. H WRIGHT, Rxamlalag jPbyslclao. Tbl* Company la sow prepared to aka .labaelthar a tba Fire or Life Department?-, ?od *0;tclts a saan i HM j>atrontae of the c i y .ud suvo. ' - j o. HUX,.?MS, i*?., j General Agent/or r*miQ oareim*. Local as i Tr?vsiJIng agsnla wanted ls all oarti ot IS ?La c Liberal com_UUoo? allowed, or aa aa?~ ry If preferred, lapplloaun?a tn be made to G HOLM Ea. JT. d?jn?era] Agent, ' ito. 36 Broad nat, OUMO?<?, KO. . , ;'. ^