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r time than paid for.
Tarsi DAILY Narwa will bo sorvod to anbacribers lu
lb? city at 15 cents a week.
AirvanrmsMBirrs.-Ptrat inaerttsn, 15 cen ta a Uno;
snbieqnant insertions, 10 cents a Une. Bualneaa
Mottoes, JO cents aline'.. Marriage and Funoral No?
tt Oes, OinvUnllur each.
JV ii IT S a U m M A. R X .
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-CottoiVclosod dull in Liverpool on Satui
0ay ..it 13 jil. for uplands.
-Ia Now York cotton waa a abado lirnior;
middlings 81|i35o.
-Quid cloned at 31|.
-Colonel ft. J. Mosca, of Columbus, Qa., boa
rocoivod a small number of coo.iee, who may
be soon worktop; on his farm noar that oity.
-Tho drought in Maryland is almost as bad
as in Virginia, and ia moreover general. It is
fearod that not half a crop ot corn or potatoes
will be raised if it oouiiuuoa.
-Tho Lovant Herald reports that two Arme?
nian prelates who bad bcon dot o i oed three
years io Abyss ?hi a, have been released through
. tb? intercession of the British government;.
-i^At the Women's 8uffr\ge Assoolation in
New Tprk, Mrs. Fosborg stated she bad with
considerable difficulty obtained seventy-five
.signatures' to the petition for a sixteenth'
amendment, giving woman tho vote. Not more
than twenty of thom were obtained from
worn on.
_Xho Biobmond Enquirer of Wednesday
' says: "A statement baa appeared in tho ne re?
papers that" Mr; Peabody baa given to Wash?
ington Collage (60.000. Thia is a mistake.
Mr. Peabody bas A claim against the 8 tat o of
Virginia for about 460,000, and ho Ima given
that claim to Washington College.
-A Now York journri says: "Tho effect of
Jars. Stowe's revelations ooucorning Lord By
rod-is beginning to bo felt in a largely increas?
ed 'demand for bia pooma, aud cioae observers
cay the demand comes mainly trout a class, of
persons tba. never read them before. Ono
leading bookaoller roports a boavy increase of
his sales, and other houses in tho aatno lino
are anticipating a like harvest. New and
obeap editions of Byron for tho million, it is
expeotod. will Boon be aunouueed os io press."
_The English dispatch, by way ol Hong
Hong, announcing thu rejection ot the Bur?
lingame treaty with tbe United btalos by tho
Chineee Qovernmeut, published lately, is not
believed in Washington. It ia evidently made
up in the interests ot tho English merchants at
tho treaty ports, who have all along been bit?
terly hoatile to the uew policy represented by
thoBurlingamo Embassy. Every ono of the
English papers printed at Shanghai, Hong
Kong, ,?nd Other ports, bavo been system tao
in its oi'iunoiation. Tbo whole dispatch isro
garded us a wonk invention ot Ibo enemies of
China- or of tbe Hatted States. '
-The Nsw'YOrk correspondent of the Pbila
""dolphia Itopuhho says: "Tvtenty-flve Olo.itum
from California arrived here yesterday, to be
employed as w lt tors itt tho city hotels. Tue
thing was accomplished very quietly, lest the
Miliisian gentlemen employed at these estab?
lishments should mitts a uuisu ahnut. lt..There
is nothing ot the 'coolie' about these strang ero,
nor do they belong to what tho Californians
call tb*'riff-raff.' xhis first instalment of the
coming flood was not brought hoi o by Sing
MabhorEoopmanBchaap, nor any other whole
Bale con tractor,'but bv thb proprietor of a pro?
minent intelligence office in Bro id way. Th ir
wages aro $7 per month, with board, tho first
year; $10 the aeoood year, with a premiso ot
better terms from that time forward- if tho ar?
rangement is mutually agreeable."
-Some weeks ago, an informal meeting of
tho colored mechanics of Washington was hold
for the pnrposo of beginning ho organization
of k National Colored .den's Trades Union.
Committees worosolootod and lotiers sent ali
over tbe couutry, explaining tho objeot of the
meeting and asking co-operation. Ou Friday,
a person iutorestod in tho matter rocoivod a
istler from the president of a colored men's
trades union in Macon, Ga., saying that tboy
woro fully organized and willing to aid their
brethren bore. Tho writer says tho colored
meohauics are well organized far protection
throughout the Hiato,but thoy find it impossi?
ble to seenro Justice from the white population,
and (nat a convention of colored mechanise is
called to moet lo Macon, in October, to duviee
moans for emigiation to tho Northwestern
States and Territories. A committee bas boon
appointed io visit lb.? Norf,ern cities tor tbo
purpose of securing somq oompotent persona
to interest themselves in tho matter, ami aid
the colored people of Georgia to migrate West
inooloniec.
-The New York correspondent of the Phila?
delphia Ledger writesf "Gentlemen who pro?
fess to, represent ,iha ..interest of the Cuban
Junta In thia pity pt of ?aa to be .very Jubilant
about so ra a" news - who h 'they profess io have
J oat roceiv> d. . What it io ia a s corot they koop
to themselves; but theyeon descend to assure
ns that tbiuga baye now taken snob atora dip?
lomatically aa to leave no doubt tbat by Cht ?si?
mas next the evei-faithful isle will be ita own
master, and free from tbe domination of (ho
detested Dom. All this now, is rathor Delphic;
but s >mo of tbe long-headed-gentry in Wall?
street interpret lt aa an indication that tboro
must be something in the cable rumors about
a treaty it Madrid for the ceaaion of the island
to the Dieted States. Thev th mk it quito
likely, moi cover, that ibo Unbans here mav be
in receipt, per oali'.e, of' imi>o. tont intelligence
that nobody else baa, inasmuch as Mr. Siokles
is known to be? on intimit? terms with sumo
of them, lu any event.'at the ?oxt Cabinet
raocuri? at Washington the oxDceialion ?a that
the country will bo.tieatod to a flr.it class sen
aatlonT; ; ;
-A,i?Vrlb'I6 tragedy opcurred.io Philadel?
ph ia. on' Tuesday morning, near the seen o of
?the Pwliobell morder. The family ot Mr.
Thomas li' Eir?tas1 asae'cnblod at breakfast at
tho uBnai flour, and daring tho progiessof
the meal the si range behavior ol a eon, named
Marshall Evaus, waa freely discussed, It bad
boon d?tern?inod that tho ftttiei, after bro k
fast, ehoaldvisit'tbo family physician, Dr. Van
Dyke, va- order to 'prvflurSB cor ti floate of the
eon's menial condition,'' on which ho oonld bo
rem ved to an insane aay.um. Jast.as the
conversation waa conoluJed Marsh ill carno
into the breikrast-room' and took bis Seat at
the table. Bis fat hot bads him good morning
but he made no reply to this salutation, and it
waa uapeojedjby,jill propon,, that ho l??4.-oy.orr
beard the conversation. .Jle.,ate heartily, and
while be waa thoa engaged'bm father left tho
room to ohange his dr?a?m(r-gown for a coat,
and procuring his hat, Mr. Brans atartod
down the front stairway. On hie fatbor reach?
ing tho hall landing, Marshall walked toward
tho front door, drew a rovolvor and shot at his
fatbor throe timos in rapid succession. Mr.
Evans retreated tlirough tho parlors and foll
near tbo dining room. His son followed, and
aa tho body waa lying on tbe floor bo bent over
it, but said nothing, and when the pol i co en?
tered tho last words of tho dying man wore:
"Don't barm my boy, for ho didn't know what
be was doing." Young Evans is twonty-six
'years old, bas boon afflicted with rbonmatlam
for many years, and has recently behaved in a
violont mannor to bi J wife and membors of
bis own family. He was, without doubt, in?
sano, for bo bas boon, until a few weeks, a
good son and an affectionate husband.
CHARLESTOlT
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8J, 1860.
The News Price Cordent,
On Wednesday next, September 1, wo
will publieh TUE NEWS Price Current, con
taiuing c usual full and aocurate review
of the marketa for tho commercial year
dosing on the 31at instant. Ordere for rx
tra copies, with or without cards, must be
left at THE NEWS office by TueBd*y evening.
Deep Water.
Tho Committee of tho Chamber of Com?
merce, to whom waa referred the subject of
examining the Beaoh or Sullivan's Island
Channel, report that the greater part of the
channel shows a mean low. water depth of |
over thirteen feet, and that with some little
dredging this ohannel can easily be made
. the 8afeat and shortest out rano o and outlet
to the port of Charleston. The co ram itt ce
recommend that application bo made to the
Treasury , Department to have a survey
made, and an estimate taken of the expense
of dredging the ohannel and of removing thc
wreokB whioh lie in it, so that Congress may
be memoralized for au appropriation to
oovor the whole.expense. Snob a memorial,
supported aa it would be by the whole
Slate, would doubtless be successful, bat, as
the memorial cannot be presented until the
oost of the work to be done is ascertained,
it seems to as tbat it would be better to ap?
ply to City Counoil to have the neaessary
surveys made at once, at the expense of the
oity. Red tape in the departments would
eau se a long delay, and Congress might
have adjourned before the survey waa oom
ploted. It, however, the work be put in
hand at once by the city, we shall within
a short time know what it will oost
to obtain and maintain a depth cf]
twenty feet at high water in tho Beaoh
Channel. And, in this oonneo-tion, it
has auggeetr-i itself lo us that it will
not be well to contine the survey to ont?
ohannel only. The greatest depth of water
expeoted to bo obtained in the Beaoh Chan
nel is about twenty feet. This must do, if
wo cannot do better; but it seoma to us that
the Main Ship Channel, also, Bbould be
carefully surveyed for the purpose of as?
certaining whether wa nannnt have at tbat
point as muoh as twenty five feet of water.
Ax the same time, detailed information
might bo obtained from Europe concerning
tb? ?haraoto" ?as?*aW*** vr a?.^!?,
deepening work done in Englieh ports, a
work to wbiob deepening our ohannel to
twenty Uva fuel would be a bagatelle. In
this way we should be dealing with bard
faots, and should have beforo us the reoords
of what others have done nuder oiroum
stances more embarrassing than our own
We have not been able, BO far, to giv?? thi -
important subject all the attention it merita
but, it app ears to us, the wisest aourae is to
bugin the survey without delay, to have
both the Main 8hip Channel and the B-uch
Channel surveyed, and to obtain from Ea
rope all the information in regard to similar
! undertakings whioh ia in any way aoosB
sible.- The expense will not be great, and
if wo ventare nothing we otnnot win the
high prit a in the mighty gnmt of oommeroe
A Sew Material for Paper.
Some very Interesting experiments have
been in progress at the Ciokassabogue Pa?
per Mills, near Mobile, as we learn from
the Mobile Rpglsier, under the dlreot au
pervlsion of Dr J B R?ad, of Tuscaloosa,
well known as the inventor of the Reed
Shell which bas rendered tho Parrott gab
so efieotivs an engine of destruction in war?
fare. Several years since, when the ?ost
.nd aoareity of rags rendered it important
to discover some material which might be
substituted in whola or. in part for raga
waa the subject of mnob thought and in ves .
ligation, the idea ooourred to ."thia gentle?
man that the okra slant, belonging to the
family of tbe cotton plant, and containing
a good deal of exoellent fibre, ' might be ad?
vantageously used in the manufacture of
paper.' WUb bim, to.thlitk wae.to ?ot, and
he at onoo commended a aeries of experi?
ments with s view to subj, 0i the theory to
a pr aa lio al lest Obtaining a small boiler,
capable of bearing s considerable Bteam
preiaurej and gathering a few ?talks as they
were left in bis garden, he o m m en ced bia
work with the patience, labor and perse?
verance whioh seem lo belong in a high de?
gree to inventors, and are essential to their
success.
The experiments tfrus far made demon?
strated tho foot that gond brown pupo,
oould be made of okra; but it remained to
show that thia material could be bleaobed
to safnoient whiteness to make it svailablo
for printing or book papare, and if 80, at
what oost la comparison with rsg or other
material To decide by actual teat, tula
important question waa tbs objfot of tbs
investigation at the Gbiokasaabogue Milly
io Whioh we have referred. ] The experi?
ments were oonotuded, and tb? result ls
rmjnently gratifying to thoa? engaged in j
them, and is of particular lniefest to the
pma, dealers In and! manufacturera of j
P^P^jgeperally, and' to farmers wd g .r
deners In tho South within reasonable du.
tarices of pap^r mills. lathe opinion of tbe
progress of the work from the cutting o'
the dry alalka of okra to the prod no lion ot
paper from the machine, the foll o'* in g
pointa may be"'regarded as e.tabllahed : *<
1 Okra require* bat Util*- handling to
prepare for bolling, 'li i-eadlly poised
.brough th? flatter, needs no .ortlYf, and
the entir? plant is available from the root
to th? pod.
2 It is easily bolled, If well oared, re?
quires cniy time to redaoe it, and may be
washed and beaten ready for the machine
in about half the time required for prepar?
ing rag stock, thus largely increasing the
produotire oapsoity of the mill without ad?
ditional machinery.
3. When properly boiled lt yields readily
to tho aelionofohemioals aud eau be bleach?
ed at no greater expense than ordinary
rags.
4. The pulp works aa freely and smoothly
on tho maohine as any othor fibre-dooa not
atiok to metallio prosa rolla like atraw and
wood, eren when working pure okra pulp,
driea readily, and oan be run aafely at the
highest apeed of the maohine.
5. The paper made here from it ia very
alrong, tough and elastic-better in those
respect*, when made entirely of okra, than
either atraw or wood pulp when mixed with
fily por cont or more with rags. It has
none of tho brittlenesa and hardness BO ob
jnctionnblo in straw papers, and may be
u'.jented to strong friotion by rubbing be?
tween the tbumh and fingers, or between
the hands, and will open out smoothly and
soft aa a gio vu.
0. It wlli make an excellent substitute to
mix with other fibrea in the beating en?
gines, and is of itself a superior hand
stook.
7. Whether worked pure or mixed with
rags it makes a paper entirely free from
the objeotion justly raised by the printer
against straw and wood papers.
8. It makes aa excellant stock for fine
wrapping paper, and imitation Manilla pa?
per, and eren in its raw state, without boil
ino- or bleat hin j, makes a strong art tole of
common wrapping paper, suitable for gro?
cers and hardware use-superior to any
paper made of straw.
The grand result will be the cheapening
of paper to consumers, and it ought to be
the transfer of paper raaaofaoturing mainly
to the South, where this fiebre is so readily
and cheaply grown. !
We may add that the Ohlokassaboguo Pa?
per Mills, near Mobile, are now advert?s
ing for okra statk-i, and will purohase 1200
tona of that material if lt aaa be furnished.
He-views.
THE MAN WHO LA na HS. (Complote ) By Vic?
tor Hugo. Mew York: D. Appleton & Co.
Oharleston: John Bnaaell.
Thoso who have not had the courage to
read the latest work of Victor Hugo ia the
pages of Appleton's Magazine, may now at?
tack it in complete form with a better pros?
pect of amusement and edification. The
Maa vfho Laughs is a wonderful work in
more aeneas than one, but it has power and
foroe, whatever ita oooasional buffoonery and
broad brutality-and will be universally
read. The author saya in his prefaoo :
"TsfXruc title of this book might have been
"Aristocracy. Another book which will fol -
'.low may be entitled Monarchy. Aad these
"two books-If His permitted to the author
. .to complete thia labor-will precede and
'.faa to another, which will b 3 o ?Hod Ninety
'?Three " So there ia more to come.
Tho complete copy of "Tho Man Who'
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APPLETON s JOURNAL. NOW York: D. Appleton
A Co.
Tao monthly issue for August I noludesiihe
four numbers of the Journal publiahed that
month, with au index for the first volume,
teat closed with the twentieth number. The
volumes will be oompleted semi anim illy
hereafter. Tho diatinotive feature of the
Journal la its union of fiction, science,
literature and illustrations, without dis?
carding a oertain amount of news. The
first volume shows that it will be sustained.
The papers that are given are of a high do
gree of meri*, whichever department thpy
fill, and it ia not too muoh to say, perhaps,
that the Journal is discharging au impor
tantfunotion In raising the standard of our
rent literature and absolute knowledge ina
large oirole of aoolety. It deserves support
quite as muoh aa any literary undertaking,
and principally because it gives a solid re.
turn for a solid outlay.
TUB suggestions of the Chamber of
Commerce in regard to the manner of licens?
ing pilota will, we hope, reoeive stTmo at
. cation at the hands of Governor Scott. The
old system worked perfectly woll, and the
new.fiyalemiwQrks infamously. It is bard to
aee that there ia any political question
wrapped up la this pilotage matter, and .we
truBt that Governor Scott will recommend
the repeal of the obnoxious aot, and that the
Legislature willhav?sense enough to adopt
the renninmend.it ion.
TBS Lancaster Ledger ?ayr: "The friends
"of the South Carolina Central Rail
road will - .bear la mind, that the road
"when constructed' from Gonrdin's depot
VOtt the Norinervaiern Road, through WU
"Ramsburg, Clarendon, ft um tar, Kershaw,
"Lancaster aad M-oaienbnrg Counties to
..Charlotte, will afford a root? from Char
'lolte to Charleston shorter than any other
?road by sixty-five pilos. Thia will, un?
doubtedly, be the beat paying road in
the Stat?."
Wa learn tu?t the railroad bridge aorosa
tho two b.ranobes of tho Cape Fair iv Qom*
ploted The bridge was begun two .'fears
ago. and is s&ld to be equal to any work of
th? kind in the United States. Passengers
will now ciVape the ferry.at Wilmington,
whioh has nlffuja been ODO of the - ugly
features of a trip North by'the aea-ooast
route. 1 . .. ..V;...
? - ? n i-p.;,',*. -1..- i
Os TBS Abbeville oirouil the Juries, in all
OAsef brought'on ante-war debts, have given
verdicts for one-half the principal and in?
terest to January. !, 1901 . In oases of Con?
federate deb:s, tho rule famished by the
aot of 1869 has bsen applied, exotpt ia
?e?tes of peenliar hardship.
yy il/Lis 6i t; 111 so i. a?. ',, ,'. . , .
FACTORS, OOllMISfllON MURURANTB ,
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Bair BENT (td' roratg-n ana Domeillo torts) of
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August 33_
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weat; ls acquainted with all bra ur h ca, having work?
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choice. I artie? -rishton tn engage such a parson
will pleas? address a note, ataung terms, to JOHN J.
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August jjl _Imo
FOR. SA * PH A Ott is* Oil- VVf-lili
Tlal H KR Li i. .-. ?iii lower p rt ot Barnwell
Count , ?ia unten irtito -, .. h i disto River. Tetm?
madoveryl/w Ku- .ir*1-tiara, address Pr. C. B.
IIU?I'O, On.H iu' ... O.S. U.R.
Au gu ?I M :-.iO M
Fun IAI.K, i nt lt Alec a ai ?<ia v MOL?
LE tl : s-.. second li >ud, nut little used .
1 Premium Paira tl t <ti 1, "Frosoua" Putout
1 Uand-po>ii -:. .i ll
18 Plougbs, ff . and iioat approved pattcrna,
all but Iii li low prices
1 Cotton B Ci,.-.
1 Four-horse Fo?or bte ? Engine, tecond hand, tn
good condition.
Apply to I'AVERON, BARKLEY ACO.,
Nor Jinasl corner Meering and Cumberland streets.
August 9_ lmo
TTsDIt MAI.I-., THU DKSlllAUliK iatbsjl
V BbNiiE. near Hampstead Uah-ths Houee
and. Lot. No. 84 America-street, ono ?lour south ol
Ulakc, on east side of ?aid aireet Ibo Lot measure*
In fronton .-.mericu-atreet 65 feet 6 indio- in depih
160 feet, more or lest, with tho r-ar portiou ol ihe
lot on tbe aoutb, sav - feet - incheB. On
pru ? iseals a aubataulially nullt Iwo-and-a-balf atorv
wooden iwelhngoi r. brick f-utnda?on containuiR
five squire rooms, with gat nxuma m ordor, a
dreasunr room, pantry ?nd finished attics, and con
bis p-aaza, all .-ovore ) with heavy tin lately repaint
e , aud a private alalrway; also, a two aiorj Kitchen
with lour - oom?, a .loaobltouse. Stable and H..y luir,
4c. ; alio an extenalvo cistern, built with a filtering
.wall, anl a good wei or choie? spring water, each
(urnlKhe) with a atodern U'up. An open ronce lo
iront, wtlu ev-riireen hedge, alao flower carde* In
front, ottonslve vine- ol cho'ce grape? now in tull
bearing, vi-gotable garden aud Irult treea. compris?
ing sweet orange, neeta inc. peach, plum, fig, Ao.
The ueiah oruood la notorious aa a bejIthF location
Possession ran bs given Immediately.
For terms, Ao. a<ply to EHWAHD 0. THaBLN,
No. 8 Qillon-itro t, near Old PoaioQice or on tbe
premises._Awmst io
AUtiTIONKEttS, BlIIIKKKN, ?ND
others wishing ft or Sale" Ilaeards, bualneaa
Cards, or other Jon Prictico executed with neat
n; ss and diapatch, wilt coo oui t their Interest by lsav
Ing their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, Na
149 East Bay. - :;J..O? ? ? ?
FON SALK, ?L.D NEWBPAPKHS IN
any quantity. Cries 76 cents par hundred.
The cheapest montas paper that oan be rued. A>
plv ar Ute office bf "HB N UAroh 1
FPTY U?1.1AHS HEW?riD.^trOBT.'
on tba 33d mat, oas Btrtoimoirsa1 aacir.aO'
a bon- five ye>rs olJ",Wlth while nota, 'ti. fl ie order,
?roached" tmff-?iramed about six weeks ago. white
hairs on his back, the muras or a cart laddie. The
abor- reward will be paid for bim with evidence to
convict the thief, if stolen, and if taken up. Twenty*
five Dollars wnl be paid (or bia delivery to* 0LAO-'
HORN, BBBBINU Cr CO.. AooommodatiOD Wharf.
Augustas . , , ii_?
?\ Il A II I. HUTON HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, KO UT II CAROLINA,
TH1H FI HST. OL?.SH BOTEL. HtTJITBD TS A
pleaaaut location, and ip the banuaesa portion of tbe
Uti, rendara lt the.moat iieairabt? iiotei for either
rx rm an en t or trent i on t guest a. .t? n cr? nam odatl o n a
aroausarpaaied. havi M extensive suites ni tlegaotlT
furnlaned apirtmouta io. I-mlilea a d ungle senile,
m TI. "Tbe proprietor will endeavor ' o maintain the
blah reputation .> joyed br tho "itkarleaten" as a
flint class hona?, ano no effort ?ld be ? tim red to de?
serve a contin?an ce Of tho liberal pat resaco lin roto -
fore be/ttow?d upon lt .. .
The baal ot Livery accommodations wttl he found
adjoining the ostablNhmeni. ,r t,, "... .
lhe housa 1- supplied wilb lbs felibrated Arte
alaa Wator of which delljhrial bet hi csu be bad
euaer day.ouUght,... - - Jf/-B. ?tCK'ON-, z
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
THIS NEW AND OOMaTpar iOOR O OTJHF, LOO AT.
ED oomer'ot Broad Wit and Forty-aaoond-aireet
possessed vari tags* OT. r ?ii other hou-ei for the ac -
?ommodaUon o. Ita ?ueata. It waa balli arpresai,
for a flr.t-cliM famPy boerdtag house itha 'towna)
boluc? large and eu suit*, be? tai Ly stemn-yuh feel
and cold w tar. sod tarnished second to BOM; *bu*
tbe culinary department ta lu tie most ex Mrfs-need
ns?ds, ?tl rdliiK-iOCTts an UiioqaillM tabli, j |
one of Atwood's Paient Eie.v?i(jr? ii ai io amotie
lite'W?dvr?lopforemsafs*' ?ni kt the) a?rtico o<
gnctU at, all boura. ?>L& W i
The Hroadwa> and Omvenr.tj Plac-e Car' pass th?
door ev?rv (our ndnhtes. running frons the I'ltt
Had, to Ceutroi Part, srhl?* th? Mxtb an1 evenifa
Avanue 'Ino. ar? but a ahorl block on al uer side;
iffording ample facUlUea for communicating wuh ai)
ihf.,d*pofe; ?testoriosl landtnga, okacee of ?onae
mrataTid Mi linea? of tb? great melropoUa. '
ia BURI A HOLLEY, Proprietor*. '
?arch IJ t tn aa
CHAllLiBSTON lilFI.K CLUB,
ATTEND A MEETING OE TOUR CL-UB THIS
EVEMNO. tin- 30th insUnt, at halt-past Eight
o'clock, at M?senlo Hall.
Ry order. A. W. TA FT,
Au ?un 130 8oe rotary and Treasurer.
(El>8iOtt0nol._
HIGH M HOOL, OK CHARLESTON.
The Exercises cl Ibis Institution will bo re?
sumed on MONDAr, September Oih. Thorough lu
struollon given tu LATIN, QUEER, FRENCH, ? KU?
MA N. M M'li KM M'i cs, and tbo blgbor brauohes of
ENGLISH.
Tcrmi- SH per qusrler, payable tn advene.
No caira charge for EltENUU, OER tl AN or STA?
TIONERY.
W. R. KI SOMA N, A. M., Principal.
V. v. DIBULE, A. H., First Assistant
H P. FUKOAS. A. M., Kron Ti Master.
W. A. A. DEAD, Esq., Oermau Master.
AU(TUBl30_10_
TTHVOL1SH, VltKM'H. CLASSICAL AM?
IL MATHEMATICAL SOIIOOL. No. 30 BULL
h'l'KEET.-The exercleca of the above will bo re?
sumed on WzDintsDaT, lat Soptemt or.
W. H. TAHRAN J. M. DA,
August 27_Mal_Principal.
UNIVEUSITV OK SOUTH CA HO I.I (V A.
Tbs next session ?111 begin oo tho Finer MON?
D?T rar OCTOBEB, and continuo without intermis?
sion, to ibo onsntug July.
AnvauUgea are offered at this Institution to Stu?
dents In Law. (tho grad?alos boina ontitlcd to prac?
tice in the Couria ot tut? Malo;) lu Medicine, (thc
rourso of inst'uclion ueliur extensive aurl thorough,
with two wiltten exttmlnatlouB during tho Session;!
in Engineering, Mathematic, Montai, Moral and
PoUttoal Philosophy, IT story, Rhetoric, EnKUah
LU' rature, Ancient and Modern Language-, and lu
Ibo various Scientific Schoo.e.
Expensed for -easton of nine months: Annual
loo, ST,; Library feo, S10; Room Rent fee. $16; I muon
fee,-; for each ol three schools. $16; l ulUon lu
Law or Medicine. 960 Board can be bad at S16 to
tau per mouth. Bv messina it will bo lees.
For further information, send fur Catalogues to
tho Secretary of thc Faculty, Rov. O. lil'.UCB
WALKER. H. VT. BARNWELL,
Chairman of Faculty.
Columbia, ti. C., August?. IbOO.
August 0 fmw24
Mit?. EDWARD B. WHITE'S f.NO.
Lis[l AND FUENOH BOAUDINO SOHuOL
Fi'K YOUNO LADIES, removed to No. BO West HM
I1 street, opposite Reservoir Park. New York Oily.
Beloreuees: Bishop Potter, Now York; Bishop
Davis, soutu Carolina; Rev. W. T. Brantly. Atlanta,
Ga ; Professor Henry, Smithsonian Institute; Gene?
ral Wade Hampton south Carotina-, W.W. Corcoran,
Washiout-.n. D C.; President Middleton. Charleston
College; Professor < harles Psvies, New York ; W. Gll
moro simms, Huutu Carolina; Professor Bartlett,
West Point Military Academy.
August 24_pao_6_
F~ URDIA V UNIVKIISITV, O ll K E A.
VILLE. H. C.- the next se'alon ol Ihla INSTI?
TUTION will open the 16ih .-eptember, and continue
forty weeks without iatermUslou.
Three years* i-cbolarahips may BA. obtained COLOI
tlonod on the payment of thirty dollars nnnnslly
for thrco years, aud eniltUog the bolder of a Schol?
arship to the mill?n of one pupil in aU tbo regular
schools, on the payment of the incldemtal rca of five
dollars, bxcept to holdere nf Scholarships, the
chanto for tuition for tho veer will be sixty dol?an,
iud fi TO dollars for incidental oxoensea. For in?
struction io Practical chemistry, or in Modern I an
guaaei. there will bo an extra charge, to be regula?
ted by the size ol th? class
The regular Schools embrace Mathematics and
Mechanical Philosophy, Ptofessor JUD-ON; Latin
Langulac and Literature Professor K ABER; Greek
Laneuage. Professor -Mil TI; ( them 1st ry and Natu
ral Philosophy, Pmfe'sor BAltRlb; Ionic. Rh-torlc,
an t Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Prolessor
FUUMAN.
Dr. FA BER will instruct In Oormno, French and
Spanish.
Gool Hoarding, exclusive of light? and washing,
eau be obtained at aboul 815 per month.
Catalogues t r scholarship- can be obtained by ad
c rcs ti og tho subscriber.
J-MEs 0. r i'll ?IAN,
August 93 IB President.
Hem?D?L
RKDIOVAI..-THK UNDERSIGNED
Lakes pleasure lu anuounolng to bis patrons
that be haa removed bis Soda Water Manufactory
from No. 6C2 King-street to No 66 H.V-I-.L Vt ItEt? i,
between Anaou-atreit and East Bay. Thank ng
lil ' L it lida and customers for tho linera! patron?
age bo-towed upon bim at tho old aland, be hopes
to receive the came in the sam? measure at bia uew
p ace. O I . KOUNADBENs,
-ola Witter Manufactory.
awgnatI6 thaln3? No 60 Hasc1-?trcct.
PUllillt? ovmcKil A*N, OE A LEtt IN
WOR-TltD ANO ni.Miiifiib, baa removed
tohlstormor ?tore. No 271 ttx? O.ST? rET, oopc
alto Basel-street. August n
pi?sointi?u of Copartncrsljip.
THE ?'OPA"TNEHStIIP 1IICRETO
FOR", oust i n s under the Darno aud Stylo of
WIL IAM ii. willi,DEN fc CH . having thia dav ex?
pired by its own limitation we, the undersigned,
have formed anew Oopurtucrshlp under the rame
name and etvle. fer the transaction of business at
No. r.6 KINO I-'OIINKH OF BEAUFAIN -TREW,
and No 137 MEEriNG-'TREET, ' Tiarlestoa. - fj
WILLIAM. O. W/t?TiiDEN.
W OKOTGE GIBBES.
KIEP EN i'll OM AS, Ja.
>V. 0. X_AKflEATJ. "
Auguat 14. I860. m 10 -August 10
_ Hotires tn ganbruptru.
TN T il io DISTRICT COUICT OP THE
A UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
AUUUST Tr RU, 1869. - IN THE MATTER OF
W *. REDDING, BANKRUPT.-PETITION FOR
FULL AND FINAI, DIHOHABGE IN BANK
itUPT Y.-ordered. That a hearing be bad on
Ibe TOUBTH nar or OOTOBEB, A D. 1809, at Fed?
eral Courthouse In Charles on, 8. ti., ?nd that
. 1 creditors, Ac. of said Bankrupt appear at
said time and p ao -, and show cause, tr any iher
ear, why the prayer of tho petitioner ahould not be
granted.
By order or the Court, tho 34ib day of August I860.
DANIEL HOPLBEOK,
Clerk of the District Court of .he TJ. fi. far 8.0.
Auguat 27 is
,3 ib uran. f.
gtOUTHBHN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PU BELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Assets July 1, lSOtt.J51O,0U0
DIVIDEND DECLARED.FORTY PER CENT.
INJURES LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYd LO J SES Ita principa! business fa with
southern ?tates, and to them it appeals for patron?
age, lt baa ample meena to fully protect pol icy-hold .
em ?sd pay all losses.
?fi ?). .
?H. H. nrLL, A.- O., OOLQUITT, Vic.-Pres'denhi.
i A. AUSTELL. E. HOLLAND, Finance committee.
I W. C. MORRIS, Secretary.
BO AID or D taxerons.
Atlanta. Ga.-Jo mt B. GOSDON, A AuaraXL, E. W.
HOLLAND, J. F. AUXAFDEB, J. H. CALLSWAT, 3. M.
Jomrsca.
Athena, Qa_B. 0. YAVCET, BXN/. H. BILL, HOB?
EST THOMAS
Columbia. R. C.-WADE HAJCPTOH.
Angusie, Qa -0 H PHiam. HDWABD THOMAS.
' lladiaon, O a.-D. P.. Brm.?a
V> a? bi ngton. Os.-H oaxa-r Too ?cns.
Cuthbert, Ga -B I, MOTH.
Newton. Ga-a. H. COLQUTTT.
Oharlotte. N. O.-Wat J .HUSTON.
Allendale. 8. C -n. L. WIIXIBOHAAI.
Greentboro, N. C.-W. A. CALDWELL.
J. |i. MILLEU, General Agent.
A rou -TA, O A.
8. Y. TUPPE1T, Kesldent Agent,
OBABLBSTON, 8. 0,
n. w. DX8A?8-UBE. M. D" Wed leal Examiner.
. A??sruatH Diarr\ fe 3a>ot ?
r? H K G A lt O 1. I N A ;
lal FE INiSTJB? N GI? COMTANY
! ]' ; -, Mem eula. Tennessee.
Pre Md eat, sf. J. WICKS, Pree?d eat Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
Vl-av?iWdent, 3. T. PETTIT. .,
*?MM,W/:at, BQkLB. ',<r>}'i
i?HU?l.... v.V.twMtteMOj
Aoex?mvH?tloat?... .',.tT45,6eo.
OVoP. THHEH iHiIUaAND POUOtttS ISSUED
.R^c^mWs.naj:-.-'.,'
.AgenUdaairal tliroagt;oatthe Bute. ; ;7(
! . E. J. H?QILL, N?, 06 Broad-street '
hrBfiral'Agent for Soeth OaroHna.
Angas t 1? felhleio
ASSOCIATION
OF
* AMEBICA.
SO Ul'?T CAROLINA DEPARTMENT.
W. OKu. ci nus. Agent,
NOA 2S5 KINO-STREET, COBNEB OF OEAUFAIN.
AUgUBt 30
?\ H. A F T 8 M ? fi ' S
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Office i Park Dank Dnlldlng, Noe. ?14
and 310 Broadway.
CAPITAL.S?*10,000
OOE ADAMS, Provident.
WILLIAM T. PHIPPS, Vice-PreaidouL
HENRY UELDEN, Secretary.
J. T. UUMPIIREY8,
Agent for State of Sotttb Carolina,
Offlco No. 27 Broad-iitroet.
J. 8. BUIST, M. IX, Medical Examiner.
A?y su IN it ai- MTS wanted throughout tbe State.
Apply by lotter to J. T. HUM PH RHYS. General
Agent. m December 7
t.' .\ Il DIAN .11 U T U A Ii
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NSW YORK.
Organized In 1 8 5 0 .
ALL POLICES NOS-FORFEI TABLE.
HALF LOAN" TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND 00 (F1FIY) PER CENT.
STATEMENT.
Polic?e In torce?.S??,000.OOO
Aeseta. 1,500,000
Annual inc o mo. 800.000
Losses Paid. 000,000.1
omens,
W. H. PECKHAM, President.
WM. T. HOOKER, Vice-Pr?sident.
L. MCADAM, Secretory and Actuary.
O. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent.
.* DIBECTOBS.
Hon. Joint A. Dix, New York.
Ooo. JAMEN HARP RB, Firm of Harper A Bren., ex
Mayor New York.
Joni? J. Caa NX, Provident Bank Republic.
Wat M. VKauri.YE, Banker (Vormtlyo A Co.)
OHAS G. BOCXWOOD. Cashier Newark Bunking Com*
pany.
Hon. Os?nos OPDYXB, ex-Mayor of New York.
MntOTC. MORO AN, Banker.
THOMAS RtoMET, Firm Thomas Bifrnoy U Co.
H SN/. R. HEB HAN, Treasurer Now York Steam Su?
gar Refining Company.
AARON ARNOLD. Firm of Arnold, Constable A Co.
RICHARD Fl. BOWNE, Wetmore A Uowne, Lawyers.
It V. HAtroirwotrr, Firm E. V. Baughwont & Co.
Wat. WILSENS, Firm of W. Wllltein A Co.
.Tc LI un U. rn ATT. Merchant.
Wu. W WRIOHT. Merchant.
i 'UAH J. - T A nu, Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
OEO. W. CUTLSB, Banker. Palmyra, N, Y.
GEO. T. HOPS, Picsldont Continental Fire Ineur
or.cn Company.
JOHN G. SHERWOOD. Park Place.
WALTON H*.PECKHAM, Corner Pith Avenue tad
Twenty-tblrd-strcet.
KIYWABP H. WMOHT, Newark, N. J.
GEO. W VAIU.EE, counseller.
W.I.. COOSWELL. -Mcrchaut.
GEORGE K.K1?1I,
GENERAL .?GENT FOR 80UTH CAROLINA.
Dr. T. REKN9TJHRNA, Fxamtslng Pbyalclan,
lt. ISsKitTl-.l.,
GENERAL AGENT FOB OHAQLESION.
' Office No. 269 King-street,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
January 19 pto_lTr
E O ll li I A
MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY*.
MACON, GEORGIA.
Aatnorlxed CnpltaL.9500.000
FIBE AND LIFE DEP A RT il I' NTs SEPARATE
and tiiBtiuat br charter. $ 10a. OOO paid Into the In?
surance Department of George according to law
for tho benefit of the assured in thia Company,
ftockkolders woalthyaud responsible gentlemen ol
Goorala.
a purely Southern Company, allowing only six
per cent ot Its earnings to tho Stockholder*; the
rest o f the profita di vid od among the Policyholders
on the ot nti ibu!lon plan. ' '
Uro Department lisa been In successful op?ra?
tion tor six months, and has already accumulated
handsome assets.
Ltle Department tn full and successful operation,
and vlolng with old companies tn Its sucoesa.
AH of Ita rollen a non-lorfsttable. aad of every
deaoriptton of Life and Endowment, together with
an an i ul ty table and return premium plan.
No r?atnotioas upon travel, place of residence or
occupation.
Women Insured on same terms as naen..
Loans half of tis premiums. No note? taken,
omoxBs:
W. J. LAWTON. Pr?sidant.
J. c. MoBOBWkB, Vloe-preaidene.
B, J. LIUHT?OOT, secretary.
OF. Mc DAY, Constituting Acruary.
W*VH wm OUT. x^nxtol?gPbyalolan.
Tb I ? Company ts sow prepared to is*? risks either
In the Fire, or Life Dsr-artments, and eoltoita a snare
ot th* patronage af the city and MU*?
J. CL H OL. MKS, Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
Local ?nt Travelling agenta ?ranted in all narla of
the s-la'e. Liberal commissions allowed, or ax aal
ary lg preferred. Applications to be mada to
J. O. HOLMES. Jr. General Agent, No. 38 Broad
street, Charleston, S. 0.
July 31 nae wfm
jg H O O K L T N
IAIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets ?ver.ff1.300,000
IHSUhB ALL KIN os OF LIFE AND ENDOW?
MENT PO Lie TR-. Dividndt nnnu.lly In cash.
O ni? Company hanng the Definite Guaranteed -ur
ronder-Value Plan Fol?ele?, world-wide, second to
DO Company in the United States lor stability, libe?
rality and economy.
Office Ho. lal Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN W. BOUCK, President. ;
Wac. M. COLXT, Secretary. :
Slate Agency No. 113 Broad-itreot, Bocend Floor.'
Local and Conrail hag Agent* wanted throughout
the utatA/ V.''- ?? T 4vtiv ' i ir?
Apply Ln person or bv letts? to
.'? jAillca G. ?lOLBt.RR. Jr;,,
, ameral Agent/for Bouth. Carolina, i
"?Wk't&'i^A- ' jj [fi >i mwf ?trios :
Hp o'" ' Wrl i A M D MK , y
ACCOUNTANT.' V
NOTA RT PUBLIC AND O SN ERAL A9KIT7, '
. . . [T id : ii . - . ... ti?
na, lb Broad-street. *
lld IP WRlTTNO UP AND POSTIN J that/ BOOBS,
f.tb'.r In part or rials, Ac. January 9
?rcftricg ano /Waftuaiuoas.
WHITAKER'S EX VU/* SUGAR
nitr.n Ii AMS, ?Sic.,
LAUDING PER STEAMSHIP SARAGOSSA.
TIKRORfl WHITAKER'S EXTRA SUGAR
CURED HAMS Binill size
G bhlw. Extra llri .ikf .HI liaron
Pig Uaui? anti Shoulder?
hmokod Beef and loueur'.
For aale by W. 8. CwRWlN k CO ,
August 30 1 No. 275 King-street
10
CLARET AND CATAWBA
WINK.
2CASKS FRENCH CLARET. AT $1 CO PK?
GALLON
2 \ I ? Ohio Catawba Winn on Draught
?urn,
A min;ly ol lin' folio?i i;; favorita brun 15 CLARET
WINR, in cases, rix:
OODARD'II cou rut
Johuton's M ed oe
Brandenberg Medoc
E. II. U. A ?'o. Boutliac
Johnson's Kt. I.oabo'a
chateaux Yquoln
K parki in? Catawba
Saulurue Wino.
I'orsaleby W. B. CORWIN i CO..
Augusl 30 1_Wo. 278 Klng-?treot.
WESTERN BAlJUN, MAGNOLIA
HAMS.
Od HUD*. CHOICE WKsTERN BIB, fi,EAU
OU BIB AND til,KAU HI HKS
20 hli'is. Choleo Western Smoked Shoulders
10 h I.cl-. Interior s moko.I Hlioiilderri
25 tierc-s Cclobrate.il Magnolia Hi.un
10 ilercoa "I.oring'a" ilncinnat. Hams. In ?toro
and ft? salo by ut-.lt." ABD o'NMLf..
AU KU Kt 30_mwO
SUGAR, SALT, COFFEE.
trf\ uno*, PORI o RICO MO?COVALO AND
Ol/ CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR
1000 m li M Liverpool Sall, lu flue on or
100 H.irkP Itlo, LiRuayra '.nd Java Coffee. In Moro
and for salo by MKltiNARD O'M ILL.
I August 3i> rnwi3
FLOUR! CO KN! ?ATS !
A (Ul PA "Ki CHOICE FAMILY AND 1-XTRA
ffcWU tLOOR-"CAMP-KN MILL?."
300 i bi-. North, r i Flour-Family, Extra, Super
and Ftuo
100 bbls. Tcnucsso? Flour.
COHN.
1000 BUSHEL? PRIME WHITE CORN.
VATS.
20O0 BUSHELS PRIME OAT*.
For salo by JOHN CA M PS KN A CO.
August 30 3
~G??NY CLOTH.
1 Ail BA,'ES HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH. FOR
.\'\J sato lo atrevo, by
August 27_E. L* Fl TTE A CO.
COTTON BAGGING.
1 RA PIECES "EWAN'"*" PUKE HEMP DUN
IOU DEE SEA ISLAND BAGGING, 15 Inches,
l%tb pounds yard
30 pieces Dundto Bagging, 15 Inches. \V? pounds
yard
50 plores Dundee Bagging, 15 Inches, Ilk th pounds
yard
25 pieces Dolphin Manufacturing Company Bea
Island Bagging l Stn pounna yard.
For cale by W C. BEE A CO.
Angus! 21_
Ul NNY CLOTH,
ON THE SPOT AND TO ABBIVE.
For sale i y
AngUPtaO_GFO. A. TRES BOLM A SON.
NEW YORK B AGU INO,
DOUBLE AN?. HUH HU A Ml.
THE STANDARD WEIGH 1 2??@2>?- THE
standard w'dtb full 41 inches.
It ls wider, doter stranaer, and affords better pro?
tection lor the tn?re covering ot tho Cottou bolo
than any other n uso
Wo Fell at manufacturer'* price and expon ?ce ' lid
down here. \ supply always on hand.
WILLIAM ROACH A CO.
August 0_Imo_Agents.
NEW GOODS.
EAST INDIAN MANIOCA. A NEW, AGREEA?
BLE, mo*!de icluus aid healthy tood. uaad
tor Puddings, Jollies, Blaue Manne, Ico Cream,
Griddle Cakes, Soup?, Ac, put up lal lb. pack?
ages, with directions for ute.
Deeitcat-d cocoanut for Pies, Pcddiogs, Cakes,
Ac , put up in half tb. paakauos, with direction*.
Sweet Oil, French and American in hair pints, pints
and q-iorls.
Cluer au J White Wino Vlocgtr, warranted pure
Fresh Hoisted ti lo Coffee, of Rood quality, at 35o.
?1 Tb.
Just received and for sale by
C'O-OPElli IVE GBUUERY STORE,
Southwest corm r Meeting and Market air?elo.
I <c... i- Ufii.u i:o cio. ?laj 28
GREEN LEAF ROPE.
IPA HALF COILS 0?KEM EAF ROPE.
S-OU For salo by HENRY CODI v A CO.
Augu-t 27_ 0?2
COFFEE. MJG lt, &c.
tXf\ BAGS CBOICE BIG COFFSE
OV/ SO bags Prime Rio Coffee
25 bags . holen Lsgnuyr* Coffeo
75 pockets Choice Java coffee
ABB
201 barrels various rpm it .lea Refined SUGARS
Atao.
I'RPPEB, MViCB -', ,
For salo by HEKE* f0UlA * c0o
August 27 _ ^jrmw3_
FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR bALB WHOLESALE
AND REI AIL BT DR. H. HAl.lt, No. 131
MEE IISG-.? iBEKT
BISON'n TOBACCO ANTIDOTE
Bose's Couiih Syrup
Ucbenk's Puimonlc Syrup
Sehenk's Seaweed Tonic
Oberokee Remedy
Cherokee furs
Chcrokeo Pills
Lhcrosro Inj?c?lotl
?pears' Fruit Preoerv'lfift Solution
Brown's Chlorodyne
Uermsn Blood or "Kaiser" Pill-, Ac. Ac.
Fleming's Worm Contcetiohs
Weight's Rejuvenating Elixir
Churchill's "yrup Hypophonphlts of Lime
Van Donwn'a Worm ouieeliona
Hurley's Wo m Candy
Bardotto'- Worm ?ugar Drop?
Orajfouberg Pills
Cephallo Pills
8eliallenbcrfter'8 Fovor and Ague Pills
Strong's Pills
MoLsno's river 'ill.
Lion'? Vegetable Tills
Russell's Coothing Cordial tor Ohlldren Teothiug
Jayne'a Iterailve
Jayne's Expectorant
Jayne's i arm i nat I ve
Jayne's Muative Pills
Badwav's Beady Belles'
Raawaj'u R. Pills
Badway'a Ready Resolvent.
Jons 21 ..... ? . - ._xnwf
HONEY!
FOB BALB, WHOLESALE AMD RETAL. BY
Dr. ll, BABB,
June 26 No. L1I Meeting-street.
HJiBf*, ftquon, <ttr.
?\ V D W a 1 * KL 1 ar. ? -
. HE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN?
NOUNCE that ttl OT Uk ve been appointe! by Uesirs.
Ui.Nll? -4. il AN ti* A CO.. of Phil idelphle, their
aol? Agenta lor the utile of Mouth carolina for the
sale ot their celebrated ACME, X XX. XXX XXIX,
N KC i AR CAB1HBC and other br.nds OLD RYE
WBT-KIB".
Th?y ?iso wish to announce that they will be in
oon.tant receipt of their COPPER DI> ULLED
MOUNTAIN PORE UYB WHIMUBS, dlreot from
Dist-Hf fy at Hannie vi.le, Be. kelsy County, West
VlnnnU
Liberal coatrsois will OS mile Mr la-uu lots of
new Whiskies in bona at Distilterv Warehouse.
CLA0IO A Wiri h,
No. 8o Ka?t Hay street,
June 10 wfmSroo* charleston, fl. O.
F. OBaiyuainX,
SO ? LPT QR UND ARCHITECT.
MARBLE WORKS, . ^
Corner Illeettaag^Mtvet ?nd H o ri ber-kc's
. / Aller*.
CHARLESTON,8. C.
Plana made to order and work executed promptly.
Jory ? ? tnin*m<>*
?i J. HCHLKI'BOIIKI L, fl
* JYo. 87 kteJteTBXST,
' . j RETWEKN KINO ANL 8T. PBILIT,
XV?BER OF EV.B BY DESCRIPTION AMI,
BUIiUJiHa MATERIAL, LIME sn? PI AHTER.
INO LAl llSJPAIKTt?, OIL8. OLA8MH, 8HI NGLF.8;
Cia /JEOOVK AND rONGU* .BoAHna, Ac, con
.tfiHf?S.h*.^'^ ?fa?>*aejtina*i-et oncea.
?Beptenibsriy' , ,, , , mthalvr
^l|lAULK8Tl>N 'At?ilfl^ljpuVlIKAI*
o jj yAHHHOUSH: AW) SE1?D SIOBE.
iU?tCVLrVRAL Z IMPLEX BM fl, O AUDE'?
; ul1 o ci n-ai ?.0 **fWft #*
?LLRHBfl*a TB A NS PLANTER FOB SALE.
. OHO, K. PING RB fi.
w Wo. l?s) XeetfAg-etreet, omarlaatoo.
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