The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, August 31, 1869, Image 2

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THE DAILY NEWS. TOBDAN, DAWSON * CO., PBOPBOTOBS. OFFICE Ko. 149 EAS I BAT. mu?-Dani NXWB, one yaw,?.?.88 00 ?A PAILT Hsws, six months.8 00 O I Tjxmi Nr??, three months.S 00 - K TlvWmtr Km erne rear.3 DO S ? Y/< M ^*W?TUF H,W'' ^ MONIBM... * 00 - fu-- temahr/ hi advance. Ho paper sent ?Uaw the cash aooooi parries the order, or for ? long? er aaa* than paid for. Tra DAILY Narwa win be Barred to subscribers lu tte atty a 16 oenla a week. asvmrrraWjnra.-VirBt Insertion, If coats a lina; ,a1n*' ou? to rv;- ? '? i*wt**cra0z? insertions, 10 cents a line, Boalnesa Hetioaa, 2? oan ta a fine. Marr I ?ge and Funeral No 81 aaa. Ona Dollar each._ jr MI wa av XMAS T. " -Cotton closed in New York a shade firmer. Sales 63* balee. Middlings 35c. ::^^o^4uiAtat88|. ta ,-It? Liverpool cotton o'.oeod easier. Uplands UJL Sales 6000 bs lea. it? -An Hnxhah colony of 1200 tamil rea has bougnt' 82;000 acres of land of the Kansas Pacific Railway, and will form a town near New J ?notion City. -Boatoa "calmly submits" to tho result of ^tho iatornatioDaJ boat race, behoving,of oonrae, that had it occurred on American wa 'er ?, the Harvards would have been triumphant. ---News bas been received from Tripoli that Hiss Trune and, tiro attendants were murdered by their own carnal-drivers while travelling .a the Ab?-gor|flb road between Mar mk and >haaua^ Wat? ? ' -The Fenian CODgresa, in session at New Torkk bas decided that circles not in good standing. Bball not be repreaaoted, but that circle may be restored to'good standing by tho congress and allowed representation. . -H?rspe Maynard and other leading Ten aeoaea ' Radicals held a secret mooting at Nashville on Friday, having in view, it is thought, the reorganization of the party in the State, and probably a violent filibustering movement upon the State government. -Toledo, Ohio, has a "He 8010818," and the .?embins held'their first banqueta feweyen . ^ga ?jrp. 'After Ihe doth was removed the -"dear departed" were remembered in many s toast, ba? whether drank in tea or some stron? ger beverage the reporters failed to tell. a- -The mokine up of a fallen elephant in Ver? anan t. the other day, waa something like tbe ? tying, down of Gul li ver by tho Lilliputians. It took about 60 men, with ropes, levers, pulleys and other appliances, two and a half h?nrelo raise this immense ere aturo upon her feet. -The alarming rumors recently set aflea concerning the Emperor Napoleon's health, are ornoiaHy denied. The symptoms of bis rheumatic affections grow more favorable daily. An investigation has been ordered to discover ?he authors of the false reports that have been propagated. -Tho Cincinnati Enquirer publishes Gene? ral BosecraDB' letter, with the remark that it win be more heartily admired for it* frankness titan approved fx its wisdom, and i's effect, . on the whole, wilt be to increase, if possible, the general joy of the Democrats that Pendle? ton is' their candidate. -We aire reformed by "One who koowa," , that tbe present Hrs. 0 mmodore Vanderbilt's maiden name was Crawford. She waa mar rioetto a Hr. Elliott. She did not live long with him. Hr. Elliott obtained a divorce from ~Ther on the eround of desertion. She retained har maiden name, and wa3 married tbe other ylay to the Commodore. jr' orrA warehouseman io Macon, Ga., in pack? ing bia sample cotton recently, dropped a check fox 1180 in it. The bag was packed .rubout discovering tho check, and sold to a - ThrJMsTpm house: It wal resold there to a factory, and when' the bale was opened the check waa found and sent to the Philadelphia 1 firm, who returned it to ito owner in Macon, vd -General Can by recent ly distinctly declared io a brother of Governor Walker, of Virginia, his intention and crurpo se to enforo9 the teat , aaatti'ttpoa tho-member? of the Legislature. saying Virginia could not be regarded as a ^ Bttttyde fa&o until alter ber senators are elect ved arri admitted ti their seats. He declined " ' to say whether he would inaug?rate the Go v T -arnor elect before Congress meets. - imcr?cans,enjoy one advantage from liv? ing nearer the petting sun than Englishmen; W- get. news here several hours earlier in the day than they do. The great boat race on ?te ThMh'Sa yesterday was decided at about tbirty " ?even minutes past five, Oreen a ich tune, ...where as the result was known, in New York at : i four miuutes poat one. The real tune occupied i n the transmission was twenty-three minutes . and thirteen seconds, tho greater part .of ? aweiob was consumed ir> carrying thr message on horse back to the nearest telegraph station. *? .'-aiiThe terms of the following Um'?d 8tates .aenatWwill expire in 1371. and many of their succ?s a or-i will be elected during the current jeAr':. ff. V. M. fattier Georgi J ; ?ich ard Tates, ' min oui; James. W* Grimes, Iowa; Edmund G. Bqpa, ?ausaa? Themas C AloCreer.v.Kentucky; Wm. Pitt Feasenden, Haine; Henry. Wilson, Maaaacbueetta; Jae b ?L Howard, Michigan; Daniel 8. Norton. Minneso ta; John H. Thayer, Nebraska; Aaron H. Cragm. New Hampshire; Alexander O, Cattell. New Jersey; George H. Wilriama, Oeegon; Henry B. Anthony, Rhode .- Isiaod; Joseph 8. Fowler, Tenneseee; Wait s ajurtT. WiBeyyWeat Virginia-total 16. -A dwpatoh from 'he White Sulphur Springe * ?tysi "The weather ia still very hot here, .though, tru^emper?tore lowered considerably last evening. Accounts received fro n all parts e of the Stale onoermng the Jrougbt continue gloomy. Between here and Richmond travel? lers say there ia literally no coro. Visitors to * these springs for thirty odd years recall the .-rabat that m 1888 thora was A severe drought, % which killed ali the trees on tb? motin tai s. A ' year or two later the dead trunks looked like the masts of ships, and thsy bavo remaiued ?tandinar until very receitly. Thp drougr t of 1838 was followed bv extreme cold weather, and a gentleman now here relates tbat on -teaching Callahan's, oo his homeward journey, ?orne time jo Saotember the water frose m the : basin in which he had waahed ha hands. A sodden and violent change of temp?rature is .predicted, and it would be well for people to . prepare for it.* #-Professor Jenkins, in the presence of sn rramensd crowd of spectators, crossed the forge below HBtfAirare Wednesday, on a m ich i ne ot br? own invention, without ve'oci . pode motion; The m neb me is a bic>cle, and turned upside down would leaemble in some .legree a .velocipede, n.e wheels, three inches \?ffgj? jpt made! heavy, ?nd of wood, w.thout tires, but ia their places are grooves o-o and Xhree-quar efcisobea Oeep. The front wheel is three fae' two monet, and tbe bind wheel two ice* tan inches ip durne er. Tbeoonneotingroda laws iron, so also tb* balanoe pole, which is eight J?aWt Wag and tipped with terff.onnd balls, and welghw'tw-.niy-eisrht pounds. The whole thing, arith the man, weighs two hundred and ninety . eight pounds. The propelliug power ia a pinion cog wheel, made of brass, about nine inches in diameter, which ie made to gear to coga which aurround the front wheel at the bottom of tbe groove. The two-inch hemp cable waa fast ?n ed immovably on theAmeri ova. shore; but on the Canada shore coiled around a windlass to facilitate tightening. The deflection of the rope was about thirty feet. The machine moved slowly forward, the rope swaying gently from side to side until the rider bsd passed ont about thirty feet, after which he orawledulong at a snail's pace to the mid? dle of the abyss, where he raised and waived his hat. From the centre to the Ameriean shore it was evidently bard work to propel the bicycle. The time occupied in passing over the rope was j nit eleven tninuteB._ CHARLESTON. TUESDAY MOBNING, AUGUST SI, 1869. The News Pri?e Carrent. To morrow we will publish TUE NSWS Prioe Current, contaming our usual full and accurate review of the markets for the commercial year closing on the 31st instant. Orders for extra oopies, with or without oarde, mu9t be left st THE NBWS office by this evening. Radicalism and Anti-Kavdiealisna. The general eleotions in South Carolina do not take plaee until the fall of 1870, and under ordinary circumstances no serious preparation for the canvass would be made for some months to oome. There is no doubt, however, that the Bo public ans are already - making ready. They are doing their best to solidify and strengthen their p ir ty ; for they doubtless feel that the strag? gle next year will be one of life or death, and that, defeated then, Radicalism in South Carolina can never rise again. On the other hand, the anti-Radicals-nail them Dem?crata, or South Carolinians, or Conservatives, as you please-are stirred by the bustle in the enemy's camp and are weighing the chanoes of success. There are but two parties in the State, and there will be but two parties-the Rad? ical or Bepubliean party, and the Ant - Radical party. One of these two parties must role in South Carolina. The forma? tion of a Liberal or Conservative Republi? can party-that is to say, a third party -would, we firmly believe, make a Radi? cal triumph a foregone conclusion. But while we have but two parti is, the one Radical and the other Anti-Radical, we go into the fight with as bright a prospeot, as the most sanguine could desire. The Radicals have, of course, the advan? tage of being in power. The Legislature, the Treasury and the Courts are under their thumb. Nor will they hesitate to use their every lever to move the oolored people from their usual inertness, and to ohm g^e them from mere voters into active workers for the party. The militia, with the arms of im? proved pattern, will be turned to account, and for the next twelve months every effort will be direoted to the one end of electing the whole Radical ticket. The cohesive foroe of public plunder will stand them in good stead; they will do their best by soft words and pretty speeches to win friends and weaken their opponents. This is the Radioal party-a party taint? ed with fraud, robbery and corruption; which has used its power to enrioh the few and not to benefit the masses; which bas filled nearly every State and county ort( e with irresponsible and ignorant men; wbioh has taxed the people to excess; whioh has broken every promise it has made to white man or negro. Of what will the other party-the Anti Radioal party-oont-isi ? It will consist of every man who has been oppressively taxed; of every man who wishes tn sae his property secure; of every man who desires that capital and immigrants may pom into the State; pr every man who loves an able exeoutive, a pure judiciary and an upright and responsible legislature. The lines for this State contest will be drawn, not between Republicans and Demo? crats, as national political parties, but be tween fraud and fair dealing,/ximvagance and economy; bei ween The party whose only aim is to fill the pooketB of its chief men, and ?he party whioh pledges itself to give > qual justice and equal protection to every Olass of citizens. The Anti Radicals will stand upon a broad platform. Tuero neei not be a iUw in their armor; nor is there auy reaso ? why they should not, witu ease, obtain enough colored votes tp give them even more than that respectable majority in the next General Assembly without which there is no hope fer all 8outh Carolina. We are agreed that another General As sembly like that with whioh we are blessed would make prosperity impossible. We are agreed that the Anti Radioals must have at least a majority in the li en er al Assembly to be elected next year. Ii these pointe are only borne steadily in mind for the next few months, defeat will be well-nigh im? possible. Thc Appraisement of Property. The bill to provide for the appraisement f the real estate in the City ot Charleston, ntroducea by Alderman Voigt at the last meeting of Cuy Cum.eil, provides a simple lan for obtaining ar just vnluutiun of the real property in me city. Three properly qualin- d appraisers are to be appointed by tbe Mayor, and the real estate owners in eaco ward are to elect two of their number axillary appraisers for the ward These auxiliary appraisers, with the appraisers ppotmed by the etty, form the "Board of Appraisers of Real Estate" lor 1869-70 The general mle to govern the appraisers appears to be fair and proper, and the rate compensation for the Board is moderate enough. Toe appraisement must be com et dd by December 31, and an alphabetical list of all the taxpayers in the city is thtn be published in book form Wt- see no obj-c>ion whatever-to the bill, far as it applies to the appraisement of real estate. At present, most of the real estate in the city is valued too high, and. although for some persons i e valuation will low enough, the system proposed by Alderman Yoigt is BO dearly equitable that lt will leave no room for reasonable com plaint. In addition to the provisions for the ap? praisement of real property, Alderman Voigt's bill provides that a censas of the city population shall be taken, showing the population of each ward, the number of males and females, and the number of males and females of each raoo of twenty-one years of age and over. The State census is now taking, and the United States oensus will be taken next year. Yet, in order that we may know how we stand and what pro? gress the city has made, we shall be glad to begin at once an independent oensus; provided, only, that the cens?a-takers are so intelligent and careful as to make the oensus, when completed, worthy of confi? dence and trust. The State oensus is tak? ing in a slovenly way, and a oity oensus on the same pattern would be a delusion and a snare. If Alderman Voigt will give us steady and careful men as census- takers, his whole bill will deserve public support and the prompt approval of Council. Mr. G. W. WATERMAN, a brother-in-law of Governor Scott, will begin work on the Dick's Creek Tunnel, Blue Ridge Railroad, next Wednesday. Waterman is the man who, about the time of awarding the con? tract, said that "his brother Robert had "South Carolina in a sling." Robert is p lying him baek. THU New York Herald, of Saturday, review icg the market of the previous day, says : "Southern securities were dull but strong. The market is firm on account of the flattering cot? ton prospects of the South. THE CHARLESTON NEWS says that the twelve cotton States ?ill this year show more true prosperity than any other section of the world, and shows that this year's cotton crop will amount to 3,000,000 biles, and that the average valne or all the crops will amount to sixty-four dollars per head or the population. South Carolina is doing even better than this average, and will yield this year products worth 150,000,000, or an average of about 175 per n>ad. The rice crop of Louisiana is estimated this year at not less tba>n 70.000 barrels. Before tbe war the average was not above 10,000 barrels. The fol? lowing were the closing prices tor the leading bonds: Tennessee, ex-oonpon, 6Lt,a6lj; do. new, DstyeMf; Virginia, ex-coupon,, 55a55f ; do. new, 58?aG0; Georgia sixes, 83 bid; do. sevens, 91a 92}; North Carolina, ex-coupon, 55?a56; do. new, 494<50; Missouri sixes, 87*87?; do. Hanni? bal and HU J oe 2 ph, 92 ?33; Louisiana si: es, 71a 73; do. levee sixes, 65i65|; do. do. eights, 841 85; Alabama eights. 93a94; do. fives, 62 bid." -rei m? is A WASHINGTON dispatch to the New York Evening Post is as follows : "There is tba very best authority for saying that the pro? position made by tho United States authorities to Spain to settle the Cuban ques? tion by disposing of the island to the Cubans, this oonntry guaranteeing payment of the bonds, has not met with any favor at Madrid. Tue auBwer of the Spanish Government to the proposition was made, however, in the most courteous and friendly manner, but consisted of a firm refusal to entert a h any offers of medi? ation. It is not, perhaps, generally known that tho Spanish Government, since the revolution a year ago, has bad no regularly accredited Minister at Washington. Senor Lopez Roberts, who represented Spain here under the reign of Isabella, was directed, when the new govern? ment was organized to remain, here tempo? rarily until the internal affairs of Spain could b * so arranged as to permit the Foroign Secre? tary to give his attention to the reorganizing of the diplomatic corps. It is- now believed in diplomatic circles that Mr. Roberts has re? ceive! his credentials as the representative ot the new Spanish Government, and that he will remain here." THE reports received at the Department or Agriculture since I he first of August indicate a decreasoof the corn crop, in comparison aith the product of 1868. The diminution of the corn orop in some sections is partly made np by an rici eased product in several States, in? cluding New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Dela? ware, and the gross increase in the cotton crop will be diminished by a reduction in the product of North Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina and Alabama. <?frn ?tiDU?t. HIGH SCHOOL. OF < MAU KS row - Tbe Exercises ri this Institution will be re? sumed on MONDAY. September (1th. Thorough in? struction given in L ATI V, Git I. CK, Flt .-.NC H. G" B MAN. MAIBEMAIICS, and the hi.ber branches ol BKOXIia. Xena*-gil j or quarter, payable iu advance. No extra charte for F HENCH, GERMAN or STA? TION LBY. W, R. KINOMAN, A. M., Principal. V U, DIBBLE, A lt., Fir-t ASSIS.ant H P. F?KQAS. . M., Fren h Master. W. a. DhaS, Esq., Oermiu Master August 80 ie MU?. KOWARI) B. W HI i i > ?ft G. HUB AND FKEN<:H BOAliDINU- Si'HoOL t rt Y UNO LaDIES, removed to No. ft9 West 42d street, opposite Reservoir Park. Sew York "'itv. Rete.-enees: Bit-hop Putter, Nsw York; Hishop Dins out i. Carolin i : Rev. W. I. Braotly. Atlanta, ua ; Protessor Henry, nadthsomin las i tute ; (loue? rai Wade Ham J.on souih Carolina; W.W. Corcoran, Wushiu-1 T. D C.; Presid nt Middle on Charleston C?H*-CAT weor i birles I av es. New York; W Gil? more, pimms, booth carolina; Pro e?sor bartlett, West Point Military Academy. Angust 24 nae 0 Ft RM A < CMVf..mn, G M BC K <* VILLE, R. C.- I he next se sion or thin INSTI? TU? ION will open the 15;h eplember, and continue fort? weiks <n hout intermission. Three years' -cholsrshios may be ob'alned coud ttoneo on the payment of thirty loIUrs auuudly for turee years, sud entitling tba holcer of a schol? ar-hip to the tuition of o e pu ul in all the regular .?cbnols, rn the payment of the incidental fee of Are dmlars. except to holders of scholarships, the charge for tuition fo- tbe vear wul be sixty dol?an, sud five dollars for inctde'iial exoenses. For in? struction io Practical chemistry, or m Modero * ali? gnasses, there will ne an extra chargj, to bo regula? ted by the size ot the class Tbe legnlar Sefaoo s embrace Mathematics and Meebamcal Philosophy, P otessor JUD-ON; La nu Languige and Literature Protessor r ABER; Gr-e!; LauQ-uage Professor MHB; Chemistry and Na u ral Philosophy. Pmfe-sor H vBRls; ozlc. Rh torie, an Intelectual sad Moral Philosophy, Protessor FL'KilW. Dr. r'AULE will instruct m Germao, French ana Spanish. Gcoi Boarding, exclusivo r.f lights and washing, cati be obtained nt about $15 per mjuth Catalogues . r -cholarship- on be uti riced by nil i reading tuc J t:L> ?efl h er J ME C. I DBM Ail Augusi 23 18 President. j ia? aflu?. JAMES H. WILSON, BANKER AND BROKKR, Rt?. 5 Broad-street. 670CKS, BOND- AND GOLD BOUGHT A>D carri d, or sold short lu N. vr-\ ork < n ti? gins. Dl^POSlT-i received an! Interest allowed. 1 X "ii ANGE, STU B>, BUNDS, GOLD. ML VER, COTJPt'Ns AND r.SCUBBENl BANK NOTE4, bought ard sold on current rates and on commis? sion. COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. DRAFT* for ?ale of ?1 and upwards on England, ireland Pans and Berlin. fnlQ Jul? 3o ! J_> A N K. K K S , STOCK ANO KS CH A NOE BliUKKBS ANL UVB CHANTS, wiahin? Cb;-ks, Blanks, Letter Beads, or Job Printing of acy description, cn get their older? ailed promptly and in the neatest ?.tyle, at cheap rates, by applying at THE NEWa JOB OFFICE, No. 149 Bay. man?s. WA WT KD, PH OTOO R APH S TO CO LOK IN THE LATES! H1YLE. Cider? promptly attended to If accompanied with written directions a? to Hair, Eyes. Bibbon, 4c. and left at No. 179 EA M BAT, or FOGARTIE'S Circu?a dug Library in Bend of King-street tntM*_August 31 WAVTKD. A SIN GL k KLDBRLY WO? MAN to tn ind ch i ldcen. Apply at No. 28 BETD STREEl, between 19 and 2 o'clock. awgoatSI_ WANTED, FIVE OR SIX G OOO BM. BROIUhH? WOBKtE?. Applicants Will plea-e brins sampiea of their work to MoLAIN'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. No. 138 King-street, near Calhoun. BlutbS Angust 28 SIX HUNDRED HANDS WAKTKD, FOR work on the Brunswick and Albany Railroad, Georgia. Wagra one dollar and twenty-five oenls (81 25j pet day. Free transportation out For fur? ther particular?, apply at the corner of Vanderhomt and Coming streets, or at Forest Bouse, No. 190 Klna-sireet, of GIORGE L. PBATT. J. F. HER OKR. Agent B. and A. B. B. August 30_2_ WANTKD. A COMPETENT AND RE? LIABLE MA A, a Coppersmith and Tur? ner, accustomed to Railroad work. Good wages and steady employment Address C. COLLINS, Master of Machinery, A. and G. Railroad, Savannah, O?. August Su _6 WANTED, TWO IIOOMS, IN A RE? SPECTABLE neighborhood. Address ..R," at th's Offica, stating terms, immediately. August 30_3_ G"OD S ?-'KV AN T??. WHITE AND COL? ORED, can be obtained by ay ply lug to EM? PLOY M EN i OFFICE, No. 50 Queen-stteet. August 23_ WANTED, x YOUTH FROM 18 to ?0 years old, who would be willing to make him? self generally useful as derk in a store in Union ville, fi. 0. Address POsTOFFICE BOX, No. 17. Union C. H., B.C. Angustia dh Of WATCH FREE TO EVEKY ??Of.) AGENT I Business ontlroly new. Aoents making fortunes I Address C.S. M. CO., BIDDE FORI, MAINE. Imo PAC August 21 J WANTED, BV A MARRIED MAN, A situation in some Cotton Mill south or South? west; is acquainted with all branches, having work? ed in them all, but should select WEaVINO as a choice. I arti es wiahing to engage sacha person will please address a note, atating terms, to JOHN J. KELLY. No. 118 Mate-street Boston. May 21 WANTED. EVERYBODY TO SUB Y* SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBE A RT. CHARLES C. SIGHTER'S Selbct Library of Nen Books containa all of the latest publications. April 21_ Ko. 161 KING-STREET. CHINESE LABOH ERB.-PARTIES wlshtng to employ large or small numbera of CHINESE LABORERS, way make the necessary arrangements for procurirj? gangs of ala?- required, delivered in any part or tb? country, by application to KOOPMANaCHAAP, San Francieco, California. Jury 20_ WANTED, EVERYBODY TO HC NOW that JOB PRINTING of all kinds, plain and ornamental, ts eiccat. d promptly In the neatest style and at the lowest New York prlcea, at 1 BOX NEWS Job office, Ko. 119 EAST BAT Call and ex? amine the scale of prices before giving your orders else where._ WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI? CAN FARMERS' HORSE BOOK, in both Eng? lish and German, hy Robert stewart, V. cw, ot Miss, i he wore covers the whole ground of the breeding and raising, and the treatment or horses and mules, both in aie SHCSS and health. It has won Ita way tc popular favor, -and ia t>day the most popular and best celling Horse Book out. Address C. F. VEN i, Publisher, Cincinnati, 0. 6mo* March 19 Orj Sent. TO R K NT, THE HOUSE Ne?. 10 VE lt KON-STHfitCT, with seven rooms and doubli i liaza, and gas Lhrou hunt. Puco 818 per month In mire ut No. 3(J AMHKft U'-BTRKfcT. August 31 _tuth2* TO RENT, THE PLEASANTLY SITU ATID three aud a half story BfcSlDENCE, N > 59 >mHb ? s trent, near Yanderhorat. Apply at No. I LI BE KIT-Si BEET._3*_Aagns' 31 REAL KSTATE AGENTS, A Ni? O' ?EK: having bouses to rent, can have tbeir Placards ac. printed at the lowest rates and In the newe* and neatest atvles of tvpe, at THE NEWS JOB OF HUE, No. Iii last Bay itt attie._ FIR SALE_THREE COUNTERS ?0 30 and 18 feet long, with turned | oat, <o sale. Apply at No. 78 BROAD STREET. August 31_ 2? fJNOR SA 1 K, 1100 AC lt ES OF Wt- LI F TIMBERED L?ND in lower p riot tsarnw-J Count , ?ix miles from "'oath . disto River. Term mad* very low For particulars, andres. De. O. ? ?Uno, Graham's Turnout, O.S. B. B. AugU<t 20 ' D*0 38 AT PR I VAT K SAL?:. AT No. 3* M ? ll KRr--TBEF.r, neir Meeting, one DoNKt? <*O? Cart and Harness. Will be sold on Tuesday 31 -1 Uns'ant. Can be seen between the hour* of 9 * M and 3 P. M. 2* August CO AT P ll 1 V A T R SALE, THAT FINI STAND with fixtures for a Grocery, corne calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Ap,.ly Ol PREMI ES._fL?tu_January 21 SAND ANO GRAVEL FOR SALE Al low rites at MARSHALL'S WHARF. August 20 Imo FOR SALE, FOUR McCtRIHY MOL LEE wINo, second hand, but little used 1 Prem um Farm Grl?t Uli, "Proseus" Patent 1 Hand-power feel Grist Mid i8 Plough!?, of varied and mo.-t approved pattorue all but little used, an 1 at low prices 1 Cotton b eater 1 Four-hone Power steam togine, recond band, ii poo i condition. Apply to < A MERON, BARKLEY ACO., Nor beast corder Meeting aud Cumberland streots August 9 Imo FOIl SALK, THE DKSiltAULK H Kell DiN. E. near Hampstead Mall-the Hons, and Lot, No. 81 America-street, one door south p Biak-, ou cast ?Ide of ?aid s'rect i he Lot measure in fronton \nio-ic.-stree: 65 feet 6 inche?, tn ilcptl 150 feet, m TC or lc<?, with the r-ar poriiou ol th lot on the south, sav - leet - inclus. On th pro" lie? 1- a suostantially .?ulit Iwo-anrf-a hall nor; wooden welling o a brick foundation containini five squire loom?, with gas futu'-. s n o<der, i dre-.sm.' i oom, pantry .md fluisUed attics, and >ou ble parta, all -overe . with heavy tin lately repatui e . and u piivate stairway; also, a t*o story Ki'cher with tem oom?, a .oachbuuse. stable and H .y lott Ac; a]>-oan exre: sive eisten, buln with a fllteiini wa l, am a'gocd wei ot cbo:c- spring water, eacl turai-hsl ulta a modern u np. An open lenee it iront, wita ev r-reen hedge, also fl?wer ?arden ii front, extensive vine ot eui ce grapes now in ful blaring, v-gotahie gardeu and fruit trees compris irs swtict cringe, neeta lue. peach, plum, fig, ste The reign or Hood is note: lens as a he .1 thy location Possession can be g.veu immediately. Fir terms, fcc. a ply to EbWwtD C. THaBDJ No. 8 Gnion-sheet, near Old Posioti.ee or on th premiss. August 19 AUCTION KEKS, BltOKK II*. ?NI others wishing ". or Sale" Placards, buainei carJs or other Job Printing executed with neat n? ss and dispatch, wilt coonilt their Interest by lea? lng their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No Uj Eas I Bay._ FOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS ti any quantity I "rice 76 cents per hundred ' he cheapest wrap mu.' paper that can be rued. Ap Dlr at tb? o m e e of THE N?W?. March 1 1B8I MD J0U???. LO t r, A SHALL MEMORANDUM HOOK, between Market aud Yanderhor.fs What. No u e to any one but the owner, A snlta ble nward will be giren ifleftat 1HIS OFFI E. ??Uiru-: 31 1* FIFT% DOLLA KS ltE?Viitt?._iX>'>iT on the 22d inst ouiBLViE HOti" MU E anon flvo yo rs ol i, with w.mc nose, n fi order ioaciiid and, tnmurvl abour six weeks ugo. whit, huir? on bis bick, the minti ot J cart saddn:. 1 h< alwv rowartl a.11 be paid fe-.ihn with evid-nce t( convict the thief, if sto!eu, and f takt-o op twenty five DoJaiswiil be paid f r hi? ile ivery to ''LAG HORN, HKUBiMti 6 CO, .Lvonituodation Whar;. Augusts s __ ?era?ii?l. Ewnova? .-THE u?o ts KS I G N EC ta espleasa ? iiannsunci'ig io bis pifrom i ui lie ha* removed his So.la Water M nufjeton from No. S62King-*treec to No 66 IJA-bL -1 KE? , between A ieoj-s m t and East Bay. "i hank ng hil n ids and lusiomrrs for the llneril patron a/e bo-t iwed ui?n um a toa o.d Staad, he ho,.Ci to leceiv? th? same In t ;e sam . inea.u e at his new PU?- c r. KOtt>AHKLK.. -oiaWjtiT.Miuufac -i rv. 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EXT BA HEAVY SEA ISLAND BAGGING AND TWINE FOR SALE. Advances made on Produce in hand. thara Au?u?t 2C (groceries an* JkMsc?mm. COEN. KKAA BUSHTLS PRIME WHITE U.VR? OOUU LAND COEN, In bulk, ppr Schoo??* ?Wenonah." For ?ale by T. J. KEBB at 00. Augnat 3X _1 FLOUR ! 1 AA BARRELS CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR LUU ISO b?rrela Choice Saper Floor, landing and for aale by August 31 1 B. A- A. p. CALDWELL. NORTHERN APPLES. JUST RECEIVED, A FINE LOT OF NORTHERN APPLES per tteatnahlp Falcon, foi ty barrels of a choice selection of Northern Apples, which will be sold low, by JOHN F. O'NEILL & J ON, Augustin_No. 167 Hast Bay. GUNNY CLOTH. ff) pr DALES HEAVY OUNNT CLOTH, TH Zr) Store, and for sale by W. GURNEY. August 31 6_No. 101 East Bay. FLOUR! CORN ! OATS ! A AA SACK?? CHOICE FA MI LT AND EXTBA 4:UU FLOUB-"CAMP.-EN MILLS." 300 bb:?. Northern Flour-Family, Extra, Super and Fine 100 bbls. Tennessee Flour. COHN. 1000 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN. OATS. 2000 BUSHELS PKIMT? OATS, For sale by JOHN CAMPSEN k CO. 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