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THE DAILY NEWS. Largest Circulation.-THE DAILY NEWS HB111Q TBS NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RB COONMED AS HATING TBS L ARO SST CIR? CULATION IN Tllli CITY OF CIIARL6ST0N, <'(? ULI SUPS THE HST OF LETTERS REHA IN- j IN? IN TUB P0STOFF1CB AT Tnt; END Ol' HA CH WEBB. ACCORDING TO TUE PROVIS? IONS OF TBS NKW P0ST0FF1CB LA W. OBX AV AD VKii TI SING. Tar. Ca&nLESTON NEWS, tho circulation of | which Is about twice as largo as that of any other paper published in South Carolina, ls the oost advertising medium for all business mon. For persons who want situ liions or soi vants; vi ho want houses or apartments, or have them to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg Ine; who have lost or found artiotes of valus, TOE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all classes may have their wants supplied, wo havo adoptod the following scale of OHBAP ADVER? TISEMENTS, payment for which must invariably be made tonen the order ia given: Advertisements of situations wantqd by or offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work men, mechanics, house-sorvauts, porters, sbop bo.vb, cooks and washers; board and isdging wanted or offered; apartmouts wanted or to let; artiolos lost or found; houses, shops, offices and warehouses wanted or to lot, and miscella? neous wauls of all kinds. For oaoh insertion of advertisements of the classes specified : Not exceeding THREE UHU or 20 words... .?3 cents '. Foun LINES or 30 words.40 4 " FIVE LINES or 10 word*.60 ' All advertisements to bo inserted at these rates must bo propaid and delivered at Tim NEWS office by 9 P. M. Mange of Thermometer at the News Ufflce. 13 M. 89 3 P. M. 88 LOCAL MATTERS. meeting This Day. Ut. Andrew's Socioty, at 8 P.- Ri. Anctlon sales This na> . LEITCH A BBDNS will sell at 10 o'olook, corner -.sf Smith and Yandothorst streets, elegant household furniture. LAUOBI A ALEXANDBB will sell at 10 o'clock, at t hoir store, sides, bntter, Ac. HENEY CODIA A Co. will sell at 9 o'olock, at Iiis store, bntter and hams. R. A A. P. OUiDWBLL will sill at half-past 9 o'clock, at thoir store, hams, shoulders, Ac. QUICK WOBK.-Tho fast steamship Man bat-,, tan, of ibo Adgei* line, which left this port OD Saturday, arrived at her wharf at Now York, at four o'clock ou Monday afternoon. NEW COTTON-Messrs. W. P. Dowling A Co., factors, Boyeo A Co.'a whaives, reoeived four bales new orop yesterday from Bamberg, 8. C., and sold tho ronsignmont on arrival at ?32c. per pound. _ BUSINESS ON TUB NOBTUBASTEUN IUII.UOAD. Thore have arrived by this road, during tho past twelve months, 17.90G bales upland ootton, 566 bag9 sea island cotton, 87 257 barrels naval stores, 21,077 bushels rough rice and 3,160.000 foot lumber._ ABBESTED ON SUSPICION. -Yesterday, a ne? gro named Dauiel Chatham, was arraigned beforo tho Mayor to answer the charge of at? tempting to commit a burglary. He waB ar? rested by policeman Robort Alston, colored, who testified that he observed ibo accased about throe o'clock Snnday morning acting iu a very auspicious mannor, apparently bont ?pon entering a honso on Spring-street, to enter which, two attempts bad been made on lost Wednesday night. Chatham, who is a notorious thiof, was held for further investiga? tion. HOTEL AOBXTAXS, ADOUST 30 -Pavilion Ho? tel.-J. M. Staggers, Eingstrce; J. H. Barvin, J. C. 'Bethune, Jr., South Carolina; J. Goshen, Savannah; F. Albert, Biltimorc; C. B. Lar? tiffue, Blackville; C. E. Washburn, J. D. Par? ker, Pon Pon; H. Behling and 0. M. Dukes, Georgetown. Caartealon IfoM.-'W. C. Bullet, Nashville; B. F. Willingtou, Darlington; J. D. Bruce, Walterboro', H. M. Drano, Wilmington; H. Hartz, Marion. S. C.; 15. J. Kramer, > >rnngc burg; Geo. Hubb-'ll. Ohio. THE POSTOFFICE.-Two or three times within, tho past two mouths TUB N CW J bas had occa? sion to mention instances of neglect en the part of tho employees of tho Postoffice Depart? ment, but another instance, moroculpabl than any beforo mentioned, bas be DH biongbt to our no tic J. A'prominent busiuots house in Ibis oily, on yesterday, was h indeda lotter written in Walter boro' on the 10 :h of July; another from Now York, dated July 1; and two others from Baltimore, from two distinct parties, dated July 9. Nearly two months for a lotter to come lesa than a hundred miles is quite a long time, 'i'ho Postmaster here should ascertain if, as alleged, the fault Iles at tho Charleston office. If so, he bad - better take stops to remedy it. Tho delay of a letter, for a few boura, may .result in a serious loss to a merchant, and it is -duo to our citizens (hat tho Postmaster should make a thorough investigation and inform ?hem who are tbe parti?< to blamo. "MAN* MERC ?TAN ta" AND "NEW COTTON." Wo pubiiahei yesterday a letter from Florence, signed "Many Merchants," containing the lol lowing stat omen I : Io your columns of 25th instant, the sale ct two bales-of MID cotton was roporied to have been ebipped from Ibis place by A. W. Loynes, and consigned to MT. A, J. Salinas, and sold at 81 cents. Allow U3, Ibo mord?anla ol this pince, to m ionrt yon. and tho roador.s of yonr paper, that ?boro has not as yet boon any now cotton ship? ped or bought in this pl.icu this soason. The cotton alluded to was old cotton belonging io G. J. W. McCall, ot this county, and sold as iSUOb. AB this statement was calculated Jo. throw some blamo upon the factor who sold tho coU ton, we made cuotui inquiry into tho fsctB or tho caso, which are those : Mr. A. W. Loynes, of Florence, told Mr. Salinas somo time ago that bc would send bim tho first bile of new cotton which ?ame into Florence. Tho two bales in discuto were shipped by Mr. Loynes to Mr. Salinas, who was advised by .telegraph.' Mr. Loynes did not, however, say in tbe dls ?p-.ioti whether the cotton was old or new Whoo tbe two bales wore received tbey wore -sampled! by sn experienced scmpler, and pro? nounced to be new cotton. They were, after? wards examined by one of the oldest cotton > buyers in he olly, who siso .prono jooed them { to be nev* cotton, and as new coi ton they were ?oM. These aro the tacts, and tbey Show that Mr. Salinas was fol y jnsHfled tn soiling tho totten se be di., indeed,the wholo matter ' Hes between tho seller md tbs buyer, both of whom are satisfied; and unless there is some personal spite in tho matter, we tee no reason why this "Many Mendiants" should have been BO eager to mice an unnecessary correction. MzBOAfrrrxK PBJHTISIO.-AU kinds of mer? cantile printing, auok as circulars, tetter hoads, cards, bill heads, statements, dw., for count? ing-rooms and offices, promptly exeontod ka tho neatest style mid at tho lo .vost rates for cash, at Tue Nsw s JOB OFFICE, NO. 149 East Bay._, KEW CoTroM.-We wo interlined that tho first bale ofnow cotton shipped to this city, ria tho Savannah and Charleston Railroad, ar? rived on Friday last, and was consigned to Mr. James R. Pringle. It is a very Ano staple and was crown by Messrs. Paul & Wobb, of Beau? fort County. Ibo eaino cotton brought last season thirty-flvo conts in this market, when tho ordinary cotions woro wortll twonty-f?ur to twenty-live couts. CRUMBS.-A charge of stoahng a boat was preferred agoinst Charles Carr by C. 8. Wako fur and H. May, aud heard boforo Magistrato Buuob yesterday. Tho accused was required to givo (300 security to appear bofore Ibo State Court tor trial. Tboro aro parlies iu towD trying to got ono thousand hands to work on tho Brunswick aud Albany Railroad, aud aro offering $32 CO a month. They have in six wosks limo scoured about only twenty-two out of tho several buu drcd idlo negroes in tho eily. Thcro is a street iu Charleston called Seccs siou-stroot. Catharine Connally and Sarah M. Norden, white, wero lined $5 euch, yesterday, for run? ning around tho strcot aftor midnight for whiskey. Their plo;V that Iboy wore in search of it to givo to a sick child was ascertained to bc fatso. Several drunkards who had boen drunk lately wore fined $3 each by tho Mayor yesterday. Ooo, who said it was bis first and would be bis last drunk, was discharged. J. D. Simpkins was flood $25 for having ker? osene oil on his premisos. Council moats at eight o'clock to-night. Somebody's axe has grown dull. Several Meeting-street merchants woro ar? raigned boforo tho Mayor yesterday for ob? structing tho sidewalk with goods. Tboy proved that tboy wero receiving goods and woro discharged. If, as is popularly believed, tho Dovil thrashes his wifd when the sun shines during a rain, Mrs. Devil received a first class boating be? tween one and two o'clock yesterday. The mammoth coffee pot at tbo store of Mr. MoDuff Cohen, oorner of Hasel and Meeting air?ete, is attracting great atten? tion. It is a popular belief among the juven? iles that tho coff co made in it this winier will be distributed gratuitously. Tbo officers of tho police forco tried tho six? teen shooting rifles yesterday afternoon. Ibe firing waa good, and the effectiveness of the weapon clearly shown. An uninhabited residenoe at the southeast coiner of llasol and Anson streets waa burgla? riously entered Saturday night, and a large quantity of lead pipe stolon. A negro boy trod on a negro womaa'd dress near the corner or Queen and Archdale streets, about oigbl o'clo.k l?ei night, and resulted m bis making a hasty tb Jit, followed by volleys of curses and briokbata. Sarah Atkinson bas bad Constable Frank Oliver, colored, arrested upon tho charge ot falso imprisonment. Jacob Watson, colored, who wouldn't take caro of bis and hts wife's baby, has given se? curity to do BO hereafter. Mr. HafkoDschoild, who picked tho looks of tho Customhouse doors when Collector Clark mado tho raid on that building, on tho 23d July last, complaius tbat ho has not yot received pay for that little Job. Mayor Pillsbury gave a supper to tho Alder-* moa and a tow other Radicals lost night. That arrangement of fl*. H. Collins & Co. to furnish ni dicinns and disinfectants to tho city, is oxciting ooneidorabto talk. The Tolicu bill, it ia e spec '.ed, will go through Counoil with a rush to-night. Alderman Barrow aud bia wife will mos'' probably be elected master and matron of ?lio Almshouse, at the meetirn. or tbe Almshonae Commissioners to-morrow afternoon. Tho Mayor lats^deoided that tho hog? Uving above Sh'-piioid-stroot shall rest in peace, and be allowed to grunt without rear or boing over? heard by officers Lovett undTruall. Tbo annual convection of tho Mercantile Co-operativo Association will bo held on tho 6tb of Soptembcr. There are two hundred and twenty-two Btrcots, courts Ind 1 mos in Charleston. Il is reported thai tho steamer Lewisburg, whioh, a short limo ago, while on ber way from Florida to N. w York with cattle, stopped boro for water, arrived at bor destination with thc cattlo so poor and diseased from lack of food and water, that tho authorities would not permit thom to bo landed. A paper called tho Fire-Fly, it ia reported, will bo issued in Charleston at au early day, and bo devoted to showing up the peculiarities of such persons as moko themselves conspic? uous, six colored voters from Sooth Carol ina wore detectad wbilo attempting to register ia Sa? vannah. A raco between Savannah yachts took plico at Wbito Bluff, near that city, on Saturday tho winning boat, the Avon, sailing eight milos ia one hour and fortgr-sereh minutes. A plantation on tho Edisto was bought at a salo about throe weeks ago for $2209, and in a few days thereafter was assessed at $22 000. Another instance of the beauties of Radical rulo. '* 0 It Clark was Mayor of the city while the elec? tion was being cou t os ted ia tho courts, why did Council pay ba:k salary to Pillabnr.v; if o\tk wasn't Mayor, why did he draw his salary as such; if Pillsbury was Mayor, why did ha need absolution of Counoil to escure his pay; if Clark wa-u't Mayor, can't he be made to ro? tund? aro the question" asked; bat tbe only answer is, that there was a doubt about tho matte , and the City Treasury got the benefit of it, by having $1500 taken out. The Hiv i tinah Advertiser, in speaking or the. theatrical season and tho star?, says tbat enough is due to tha Savannah public to giro thom credit or knowing.what.1* justly em? braced nuder tho bead ot "first cln-s;" Cer? tainly not such stars os the ..Vanes." fcc. A maiob game ot biso ball, played yesterday afternoon between the ?E.nr. and Charleston Clubs, remited in tho so ire standing six for the former ind five for me latter club. Tho recent aouvo Aunt ot the detectives ofter drummers has had the effect of making them give Charleston the "go by." lt is reported tbat the extra meeting of Connell was called for the purpose of voting tbo Mayor tbe interest on the $1500 back salary given bim at tho last meeting. A negro who appeared tb be. highly indig? nant beeaae? be was struck wilh a anue by a yoong ROU'kncaa, and had bim arrested, com promised the matter an rf ce i ring $8 CO, . The oily officers sh uki be a little more leni? ent wiib the merchants who obs mot .tbe aide walk witb gouda It is a good sign to eee them r. coi vu g goods, and if they ttospsss upon the pavement a bttle longer than the law requires, which they will not do if tin y oan avoid lt, let the hoon have more and longer minutes than tbe clocks give them? Vlf the Now York Clp.b," says tbe, Savannah Advertiser, "concludes to visit onr city, the Savannahs will invite the Charleston Club al the samo time, and treat our citlxeos to sotno first olese gamea ot b*i W ' THE APPRAISEMENT OP BEAL ESTATE. Tho following bill waa introduced by A'dor man Voigt at t?vj last meeting of tbo City Council, and road a Brat time: A DILL TO APFBAISB TUB RATEABLE PBOPEBTT OF TUB OITT Or OHtnUSSTON, AND FOB OTHER PUHP0BK8. Whereas, Tho funda montai principal of justice to all, in the levying of taxes for the inaintouanco ol government and good order, doponde essentially upon equitable appraise mont ot all tbo rateable property ot tbo com? munity; and whereas lt ie known thal groat discrepancy now exists in tho appraisement ol real estate lu tho eily, nnd to tho end that tho ovil may be corrected nnd justice done: lat. lie it ordained by tho Mayor and Alder? man of Charleston, in City Council assembled, and it ie hareby olduined hy authority of tho same, that a commission of thrco citizens ho appointed by tho Mayor and Committee on As? sessment, ono of whom ebnll bo a carpenter, and another a brick mason, each of whom shall bo known and approved aa competent contrac? tors aud builders lu thia city for tho lost tou years, and tho other citizen to ho of good ex? ponen c- in tho ne ii oral value of real estate and au owner thereof. 2 1. That each ward shall elect by roal estate owners therein, two roal catato owners thoroof, who shall act as auxiliary appraisers for their roapcotivo wards, with those appointed by tho city, tho wholo or whom shall bo known aa tho np pi ai sors of real ostato for Ibo City ot Charles? ton for 1869-70, and Ihoir nppraiaoment ?hall bo conclusive, aa io approximalo valuo for tax itiou, 'till otherwiso changed hy law or or? dinance. S I. Tho appraise mont of all lotp shall bo as lo tboir front and depth-tho laud in each blook or eqiinro hoing Oral flxod in valuo, after duo consideration ot its locality and surrounding advantages; but tho buddings thoreon shad bo valued ut what it won'd cost to erect them at time of oppraiaomoni, making duo "allowance for ago and decay; but should this commission tail to aereo by hoing equally divided aa to the valuo of any real cs tutu, tben tho Com md too of City Council on Assessment, or any ono of them, shall ho an umpire therein, beyond which thora shall bo no appall bnt by written statoment of grievance, sworn to boloro a magistrate, to be submitted to the Mayor and Cbunoil for their consideration, whoso decision shall be final in all such cases. 4th. The said commissioners shall enter in a book prepared for that purposo bv the oily, assessor, tho nu m her of each lot, the. dimen? sions thereof os to fiont and depth, and kind of bourio or building thereon, if any, whether of brick or of wood, and tbo number of stories high, and tho appraised value thereof. |*> Otb. The number assigned to each piece, parcel or lot of land in thia city, and affixed by said cummUf'sioner, shall bo tho number by which each* porson, making returnB hereafter, shall designate every such piece, parcol or lot oT land; which returns shall also truly show, ss nor title, tho front and depth of lot, and kind of house or building thereon, if any, or forfeit j the OOBI of such true discovery as shalt bo ob? tained front archives of real estate; and each .nd every person or persons in chargo of any real property in this city, whether as actuad owner, guardian, trustee, executor, representa? tivo at law or otherwise concerned io resp jud therefor, shall, on or before tho - day or-next, make just, fnll and particular return of all such prone ty as may be in snob persou'd account? ability, whether it bo taxcbloor not, including all railro td property in laDds and buildings, all obantable institutions property in land and buildings, all church sud school property in Int.ds and buildings, and whatever othor prop? erty _ in roal catato may bo in any way hold within tho corporate limits of the City of Charleston, to tho end that all property mw be fully rnpreaoiiied in facilit?t ing tho object of a complete census; and tho said returns shall serve tor thu year 1870. oxcept whore proporty i may chango owners heforo the 1st day ot Jan? uary, 1870. in whioh cuo tho fact must bo mado k own to the asse.-sor on or before tho 15th ot January. 1870; and every person failing to comply therewith shill be chargeable aa is now by law declared, against defaulters .in ma liing returns of taxable property. Cth. Thc pay of said commission shall bo at the rate of one-eightieth (1-80) of one per oent upon the appraised valuo of each ward, lo beoqaally divided between tho flvo commis? sioners and a recording clerk, to be assigned thomby the Mayor, the payment to bo made when tho wholo appraiaomont of tho city is comploted, which must be on or belora tho thirty-first day of December, 1869. 7ih. That alter tho said appraisement shall have been made of the entiro real ostato of tho 'city, the samo shall be publiebcd in book form, <n addition to whioh there shall bo published an alphabetic Hst of all taxpayers of tho oily, so that reference may bo conveniently had fro tn-1 the aggregate Bum, to the specific item of resft estate by figures following each name, same aa tho numbor of pago precoding, upon which such person may appear aa real estato owner, and after real estate, all other taxes shall be entered, following in proper oiior of their several captions in accordance with an ordi? nance Jo rai so supplies, ic. 8th. That a csnsnB of tho city population shall be taken by a proper person or persons, to bo appointed therefor, which ?onous shall show tho population ?i each Fard in itself, the number nf males and females, giving distinc? tion of races, and the numbor ot male's and fe? males of each, of twonly-one years ol age and over, all of which shall bo pub ll-iii ed in tho aforementioned book or census for 1870, to which shad be ndded alt usoful matter to tho community that Council mav deem proper and a. '.vise._ A FEMALE IMPOSTED..-For some time past a young, nosily dressed woman bas been engag? ed in swindling pur citizens. She would go to a bouso and ask to see tho lady- or it, and, on ber being presented, would request money, which she assorted was to bs dovoled to re Having the wants nf a poor sick family-said family allays living in an out-of-the-way place and ulong distance from the house the im? postor was visiting. If the lady of the bunao desired to know thonamo or tho afflicted fami? ly ?bo would roply that H ho would Dot toll it for this world, that it was once a vory distinguish? ed! family, and oven now, though in poverty, tho mombora would not lot it bo known that thfcy wera in need, and os an act of kindness sun bad determined to solicit aid for them. If tbb lady of tho hoe BO had not mouoy, tho appli? cant asked tor coffee, tea and sugar.' She gen? erally received money or these articles, aud with profuso thanks departed. In a certain neighborhood her visits bee uno too frequent, and abe waa watched, 'ibis course led lo ber hoing detected in spending the money, or selling the coffee, tea and sogar she. obtained for liquor, on which abe would get dr tink, j After spending all of ber monev she would | start on another tour in behalf of the "distin? guished family." a . Sf Tale Pilot Uacitlon. TO 1 HB KDlrOR OF THE NEWS. In the pnblio proceedings of the Chamber of Commerce, the committee in relation to the pilots informed their body that communica? tions had been rec jived from mutera of ves? sels oompllining of the inoompotenoy of seve? ral newly appointed pilot*. . lt%ou1d have baen but an act of justice on the part of ibo committee to have given to Ibo publie tho names ot those ?ho hud been oora pUiued ot, so as not to havo left a m ut er of | euob paramount importance to tho pabilo in? terest to conjecture. Wo have, since our appointment under Ibo Board of tho Commissioners ot i'iluiago, boen engaged in tho discbarge of onr duty, and no> I complaints havo readied us of the w jut of skill [ ?nd knowledge; bul, CD the contrary, havo re? ceived full asBuranoo of our caoaolty and ?t nebs from.malters ot vessels. >Vo regret to inirodu lipon (he -publio our- grievances, but are compelled to do so to avoid thu wholesale i numbd um of tho commit tue un no ?ly aPDOiut cd State PLLOTS. i -? That Fioar Uailaeu Tho Inspector called a mee Un g of Boor mer? chants i t is true, bat it is tuU true that he pro* poe od to HU emit to dieta, ion. Bom? floor mer olin nts mot it ia true, hui it is nut voe that toa class rn ut ag ? body, J-: Those wac/ did 'nor orf flrely agree', and tho grados dictated by some of thom were not supported by tho universal voice Ibo anbsoriber hae inepe<-ted the gradea referred to, and pronounce them below the standard. They are still in biB poseo ?ion and oneil to examination. Some ot tbe Jauges con? cur in bis oph ion, o It is, therefore, ?ob (obi wondered at that tbe writer ID y ea tord m'a NEWS, who IB evident? ly noi ov.r twonty-flvp, ?hou.d ad i oe* le ibo disc ont nnanoo otan offioa which coi.fhoi B with hu-i birt? ye.r*s expcriunoo I ti The subscriber did not say ibat some of the floor merchants were "incompetent to advise,' bot they are to dictato . Aa ?ho communication ls not tbat of tbe fl mr merohanta io general, thia reply would be unnecessary, were it no for my desire to pr?? te ot the pabilo from individual dictation. ^ M. CAULFIELD. BVSXNBHti NOTICES. COOTES Sour, roast hoof, boiled fish and ] trimmings tor lunch it To ca k's "Our I'oueo" thia morning. MESSRS. JOHN P. O'NEIL it SON, No. 107 Gast | Bay, have just rocoivod por steamship Falcon, tort y barrels ol choico Nortborn apples, winch they will soil low. FnrJNcn CALF SHOES.-John Commins, No. 131 Meeting-street, offers tliroo casca Mon's Fronch Call Shoos al a great ?aerifico-from $2 50 to $J per pair. Sold at retail. August 24 tu2 LlQUT READING FOO TUE WAUM W KATU Eli. Our friends in tho country who desiro to obtain ligbt reading for Ibo warm woatber, at strictly popular prices, aro referred to tbe advert iso ment of Mr. C. C. Rlgbtor, tho Tory enterpris? ing and trustworthy Riog-stroet dealer in books and periodicals of all kinds. His list will bo found to include something to suit ovory taste, and it seems to us a tu ur vol how he eau afford to send his books by mail over the country, post-paid, at tho ridiculously low prices named. Pr ?H?, Chemicals, Ctr. f^ULUNUN'S 1! I i T K lt S FOR BALE AV DRS. IIOUL & LYN A H , CORNER RINO AND ll A. BRUT STREET?. August jH_I J?? ?SON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. Warranted to Remore all Desire for Tobacco. a. lt la 1'ur cly Vegetable ?nd contains nothing Injurious. ' The following is ono of thousands or testimonials that axe dally received by the Manufacturer : . Ki CHM,ND. VA., Neve ra ber ?8. 1?68; DKAH FIB-Tbs "lobsceo Infiri?te" prepared by you%ocordluir to the receipt you have rub rs luted to mr, and tho ingredients et which I baye,.examined, t squirely TCRetabe, entirely bar mle/a, and contains nothing in tbe least injurions. It Ts not disagreeable to the tasto, and aa a homo article, I bopo yon will uiett wltb ready sale Tor ll, and I believe thai fi tbe rMrectfon* ore followed, ll will do all you rlalaard lor lt, JOBN DOVE, M.D. 49- Price 60 cents per Dov. The usual discount lo the Trade. ag* For ?ale by Dr. H. BAEB, WHOLESALE AOSNT FOB SOUlB CAROLINA Jone 7 JgK G ARRFDli WHAT MEDICINES YOU TA K K . WHEN YOU ARK EXHAUSTED BT OVEKWOBK oi brad or band, and feel the need of Fomethlng In vtitoratlng. don't drink ?Blakey or any intoxica ting thine, win-'Ker ander tho mme of Hitters or other, wine, .-uch ?rdelos give Jurt a- much ?treogtb to your weary bodv and mind as the whin given to tbr jailed horse, and no mor?. Alcoholic stimulants are Injurious to N?TVM health, md aro ALWAYS followed by DEPRESHINO It K.M.' 1 ION. Dodd's Nervine und luvigorator ls a TONIO and GENTLE STIMULANT wbfeb ls HUI atlonded by ?K?OriOW. Wi,al lt patna for you it maintains. Wbrn itr.freshen body or mind, it rcfrethsa wi'b natural blreegtb that cornoi to elsy. We aro not recommend In? teetotalism lo the ?nteres I of any faction; but long o eil extended observation teachca nt ?hat bs ?ho morts lo the bottle for reit or recuperation willOnd, as be keens at lt. tbat he fs klndliup asir? in bia bsnra wblctr'will consume, bke tbe flamea of perdition. Tarn from it. Takn a tonic that will rcfrrsu ?nd not destroy. DODD'S NERVI SK I? fertato by all Drugalau. Price One Dellar. Kee Book of I'ortlfleiite* that aocoinpante* each botllo. 7tao? June 38 Sintis and ^urnt?tjtri? (?aobs. BLACKWELL'S Ul % W No. Jilli KIMl-SrRtiKT, One door below Harket ??KAT REDUCTION IN PRICES' Off 8CABFS TIES HANDKERCHIEFS UNDERWEAR, kc. KO- TRY IT. SI m H m H H % G- O ODS,. July 23 fimos HU Q K E A T SEflRAH?N, ^^^^^^^ * . SCOTT'S * Superior Fitting Shirts. Binn rn. r ai_. _: SCOTT'S nuntin. . -.j a'.i - POPLT.AU AND BEX1ABI.K 8BIRT8. - . SHIRT MANUFACTORY ba I It 8. Meeting-street, Hill lt I H - .' Oppoilt? Mi'ket Hall. SHIRT*. - t. - *?'.?.V HUI HTS. - SHIRTS V i DH TO ORDER. SUIHTM 8UIRT8. ! . - HHIUTH READY MADE, ALL f-IZBP. tr HIRTH. ~. J ! -- Direction! for Metsuremeot, fcc.; 8 Bl HTS. - - BEST 11Y MAIL. 611IBTH, y july 8 Plo flmoi e/i?t Hit?; pnUTUOKAPH CIIMMIING. _ , - PERDON? WISHING TO ll A YE VQ O TO C* It A PBS tinted with ore ana uno can bave their orders !'. '. ' ? . in ? ' promptly fined by leirlng Ibein at fl ni mi ?' Book ! Bouse, wn i ten direction! should ta each ease be given as to tba style of coloring pref erred. Jul? t3 arnon* ^111 A?t L.KH lt>> AU ss IV I IJ T ll ti Al WAHRBOU8B AND SBBD STORE. A i RI CUL TUBA h : ?UriP.MF.X7S, O AR Dil > iii. SSKDt ac ELLRBBB'S TRANSPLANTER FOB BALE. 0B.O. K. PINOREE, Hank M Me. ito Meron s-itre et, Ch arie* toe ta? JtttsreUaiuoiis. Cil CALK SUI) ICS 8 CASES OF LOW QU A HT I-'lt FRENCH OA Lt' BUOKS, nt a great sacrifico. Sold by tho ?Ingle pair. JOHN COM M INN, Angnitat hrt Mo. 131 Momlng-alr-rt. ri-Il O M A S J. II A Y NBR ?Xi CO., llANUFAOTUBKna OF ^ FINE CIGARS. Particular attention to Special Blands for Orocrra and J ob born. NOB. 20 LIBERTY-STREEt* AND 51 MAIDEN LANE NEW TORR. 43f Samples aont to iciponslblu bouaos. July 3T lulb'3mo J> F.KIV KU I' A Bl I li Y Li A lt 1J, PAOKJU) DY * PROCTER & GAMBLE, CINCINNATI. ?i~ Ask your Groen for oar Urn ml Of j lit?ixl In those Packages. Packed in 3 lb. 6 lb, 10 lb Caddie?: CO lb rana for 1 shipment. Cb cape?: mo Je for-elliss Laid. fcntl for Price List. Sold by Grocers In Charleston. May TO_D*o_?tuthBmo J- L A S T 1 tl JOINT IRON" ROOFING, "OOTCALT'o IATJ-NT," For H? FM enees S ii .-ar House?, Cotton Oin?, Bridgea, kr. Manufactured t>y S HO KN H ERO KR Jr CO., No. 16 Public Landlm*, Cincinnati, Ohio. July W_nap_ _Imo j^ALL AND WIN TE ll IMPORTATION. 180?. RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS ARMSTRONG, CA TOR $ CO., Noi. 337 and ?3? llultlmorc-Stri et, BALTIMORE, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF HON> KT AND Tllin illWO HIBBON8, VELVET AN.D SASn HI I) Il ONS, Bonnet Silk?, Sarina and Yelvele, Illusion?, Blonda, Lacea, Ruche?, Neta and Crape?, FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS, Straw Bonnels and Ladles"' Hau, Trimmed an H Tr"4?i?.m?.T SILK, V KL VE T AND FELT BONNETS AND HATS, SUNDOWNS ANO SHAKER HOOD'S. THE LARGEST STOCK OF MILLI S ERY GOODS I IN THIS COON TRY, and unequalled In coolee variety, which wo offer at pries that will defy ceca, petition. , jta-QRDBBS fOLICHrP. Imo Auguat lg STAIR RODS, BBONZE, 7 RE GILT, A. Porcelain, TXatnfnr. If O CUamtng, wm rum PATENT DROP FIXTURE, WHICK nu KO aramaa. Tba Original aa4.#?ly BtUable Hztsto ratda. ? It can be applied to F ?ny Stair Hod, eliher Round or Flat, and nrcvents tts Blipping from ita placo. A ak for tho Tait at Prop Furor?, tOtD BT A1X Carpet Dealer*, AND BUY NO OTHER, tuo, BRACO AMD ?mo STAIR FLATUS, For n?tela, Restaurants and Public Buildings, MANUFACTURED BY W. T. & J. MERSEREAU.G2 Duane St, N.Y AnRiiat 13 3rnoa ?iailron?s. ^oi;'ia CAHOLtNA HA it, Ku A ?ce? I U EN KR AI. KUPRntNTENLe-t.T'Y OFFICE, I CUAAIJCSTOS, H. O., April 9, 1H69. ( ON AN r> A vi EH si-: o AY. A PH 11, ll rn. THU I'ASSL::OFU TRAINS of th* South flarolua Rail? road will run a?,followa ?-;.?..-.?'..? .. " ?j, FOft- AUGCKIA. Leave Cbarleaton.8.80 a. Vi, Arrive al Aturuita..............4.45 P. U, OounentlnR witta trains lor Montgomery, aioinpbu Naehrille ?nd New Orleans via Vontaome? tnr 'irani! Junction. FOR COLUMBIA. Leave Charlton..........?.rO a. iv Arriva aa Colt na bia.6.10 P; Ml .Connecting wttb tvitminiiton and llanctostet R?ll road, a?r Camden tram. ' ?WU I ll .SULK* K'S. Ltavs Au-rasia........B.i'fi A, U Arriva at Charleaban.Mu ts M ' Leave Colombia...7 46 A. M Arrive at Charlearon.t?.. . ..6.10 P. M Anuri RTA N't ?BT tyi'ut'KM - ? '. IfUMDAYI r.X< iriLDJ Leave Cbarleaton.7.?0 P.'al Arrive at Aueilfta.. .(Mu A. M Con nee tl HR with train? lor Mrmphl.., Naihrllh and new orle au?, v'ti (irani Junction. I ?ave auguata.. .,?-..,.4.1!) p. v Arrive al Charleston.l.CO A, ti ? COLOMBIA .NTHin E'JCPRKrif, I3UNBAVH RXCEPTEIM Leave Cbarleaton.....'.CO* P. M Arrive al Uo)umt>;a.........46 A. y connectingiMinday* ??<>,ptcdi witta Oreenville un Columbia Railroad. Leave Columbia.S.BJ p. ll Arrive at Charleston. ?.yt A, M K> MMKHVILLB TRAIN. Ltave Cbarleaton,.....^.S.9S P. M. Arme at Summerville. MOP. AI Lt ?VP Summerville.,.7.10 A. Al Arri ve at Charleston.B.23 A. V OA M DEN BRANCH. Camden and ''ofombt i Paraenacr nalia on Mox DA ra, tv si NtsDATa and SATUIIPATH, connecta will' up and down Day Paaif nftera al KlngvUI?. |,L4ave Camden.......fi 35 A ? Arn-oat Columbia.-,.,,.,......11." A, 'v Le ?TC Columbia..,,.', ,.m.1/>< P N Arri" at CamdeitT..7.....7.03P v < .SlgO'ill h. T. PEAK?, , april io Ocnarni ??o.',r\no"-'?"ient g a tu ?J ar f, (?a tieri), <?t c. gltKLEN Oil HEAP HOOK* OF DIRECT IMPORTATION-JUST ARRIVED. At1 ALSO Oil H ABD,. POWDER, SHOT, OAFS dec. 8. H. Bl A lt SH ALL,, BIOS OT IEE ?BIO GUN," No. 810 aUngotreet, third deer below ? oct err. Angnail) . the talmo ?ICt?0R Solu. Butter and Ilamt. BY H KN RY COMA & CO. THI9 DAT, at 9 o'clock, In front of our 8toro, vt HI be ?oM. 19 TOB8 OBOICE U?TTEB 260 Hem?. Oonditloni oasb._August 31 BY K & A. P. CALDWELL. THIS DAV, the Slat I nalani, will ba aold, before oar Blore, at biilf-roaiO o'clock, Barr?le Cb o I co. HAMS Loose Yellow Bsge;rd Bania 8ecoud Quality bhouldcra Bacon Jolea Smoked Beef Begs Butter and Lard. Condition? ensh. August 31 D. S Sides, Bellies, Smoked Sides, Shoulders, Necks, Butter, Lard, Candles, fcc. BY LAURE Y & ALEXANDER. THIS DAY, 31st instant, ?ill bo aold In our Store, No. 137 Bast Bar, at 10 o'clock, - Dil Y SALTED K ID KS - Smoked Bides - Bel lies - shoulders - Neck Uaeon Butter, Lard, Candles, Paper, ko., tte. CejdiUons cssb, August 31 PRINTING. T,H.H NE WC JOB OFF1CF,, No. 140 Rost Bay, Executes ad kinda of PLAIN and FANOY PRIN1TNQ wltb neitness and dispatch. The be it work guaranteed at losa than New Tock prices. OF EYEBY ?USCHI PT ION JUB WO lt IC, BRIEFS, PAMPHLETS, POT,ICI KS CABDS, CIRCULAS*. NOTES BILL-HEADS, POST h HS, RECEIPI8 0ATALOQUE9, BANK-OBEOKB 8HOW-CABD9. PROGRAMMES TICEKT8, Dlino LABELS, Ac., Arc. as wau. AS LAW BLANKS of every description, Printed at thc Ebor teat notice, and cheap for caib. at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. THEATBE MANAQEB9, Tit wm.1.1 NO SHOWMEN, HA ILUDA I) AGENTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, '. 8TEAHDOAT AO KN TH, And all those who nave JOB pu IN TI NO to do, will find lt lo their inttreat to call at THE NEWS JOB OFFIOE, Ko. 140 Feat Boy A large and well assorted stock of PAPERS and MATERIAL kept on hand, from which selections may be made. ODR fit I KN us IN THE COUNTRY may sond their orders to THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. And rely upon their receiving tbe same attention and being Oiled ss promptly andas cheaply aalf Riven psrtonaily. - Our Job Department la In charge of Mr. JAB. T). PARBY. a practical and ex? perienced Job Printer, ?bo will affoid every tactil ty poiaible In tbs elocution of orders. Address THB NKWH JOB OFFICE, NO. 149 Bast Bay, Charlot ton, 9. O. (?olUtt (Dis.. Jjiuit n A 1. I N ll COTTON, DILLON'S UN1VPR8AL WROUOHT IRON TH?, IMPROVED. I THIS FAVORITE TIB M APE OP 1 HE . BE si qoaVitv of iron and posses??? ad'antages lor the economical baling of cotton most important to the planter me'vhant nd fae or. For ?als In larg? and small Io's int a bondie) at re? duced ratea WILLI Ul BOAOB k CO., A ag UM o imo. aeonts for Hruib carolin* . ?t K \M f ti ll NU Ail) IIMU-CIITTIM*. LADIES AND JHlLDhiN attended at their residences promptly and at reason? able rates. Send orders to W. B. u A BS RALL. Barber, ay ru ti He, tl Moa44tr?M rap seam.) Ruction Salts. Elegant Furniture of a l'an ?ly declining house? keeping, corner of Wentworth and Smith streets. W. Y. LEITCH & It. S. BRUNS, A ur I lo ure rn. Will be euld at A union THIS DVY. 31st instant. at ibo ar ut hereat corn or of Wentworth an J Smith ?lr. cte, at II) O'Clock. lim lotlnwttfft olpR?nt FURNITURE Harewood 7 O luve IM ANO Rosewood Secretaries iud Bookoasea Etouant Mantel o lasses ?Lg ?ul I'lur Glasses Iiaae curtains and CorulcoH, now Cushioned aDd <'ano Scat chaira Lomir;, s and Sofa*. Card and Contre Tables BnissoN Carpets.. Marble ll-doy Clm-k Maillol Ornaments (China and Bronze) Malelitany an i Walnut Extension table* Ullina and U'aaswaxi Te .pom Mahogany and Pin? ( lollies Presset! l(o?.-uood nure ni-. Washstands (Marble Top) Chamber Cornices ..'nirnvliiRs, Paintings, kc. Sets of Tea frays, Hat Hocks, Ace. ALSO. SCHOOL BOOKS and STANDARD WORKS. August 31 City Stock. W,Y. LEITCH & It. S. BURNS, Auctioneers. Will bo sold TC-MOHROW, September I, at tho Old Post?nico, at ll o'clock, $SI(;0 In CU Y s MICK Old Issuo In rortlucates of Ss.Ki, (7SO.?870, ?100, BIM, J2G0, ?200, $51)0, $1500, Term*, cash. August 31 Household Furniture, fte., belonging to ar. Ent?le. BY WILBUR & SUN. TO-MORItOW. Ibu 1?! day of *-c|>toml>cr, will be sold at No. 78 Hroad-stroet, at halt-pa-t 10 o'clock. A variety i4 eil|ierior IX .USl.uoi.O FURNITURE. Clocks., Crib. Mirrors, Piano. Jewelry, Watches, Count-!H, Desk?, Lumber, Atc Coudllions cash. etuwJ Atiausl 31 J > ll lt I A U h E E Ji O I Nit S Of ALL SIZES. FROM FOUR TO TWENTY-FIVE HOR^E POWER, compicio in every respm t. Thenn Engines aro now in use tor various purposes In dif? ferent paris of this stale and Georgia, and hsvo given nouerai sa'Istactlon. ALSO, A SIXTY-HORSE ENGINE, wltb Uno bollor, com p?ele. For sato by . CHISOLM UKO I ii KUM, Angnat ag_ftulmo_Adger's Wharf. ---".^_ a. K ROM * TU SOO BVSLsnanV hors? |>ower. Including tho JrVJ i r?*?3l ee'eerate I Corliss Cut-off Kl lilli ll Empines, -Hoi' Valve St? (L?jCa iS?M Uous?v engines Portable I J 1 Til M Ul] Engines, ki:. Ahn. Clrcu 1 J l' I H 11 I jVM lar Muiav and Gang Haw I i \ IH I V I VJ "'"e. Sugar Cane a Us, ?BgggHBgBaB 'hailing Pulley?, kc, Lath ?^P>g-?j>sV*?T-1 ami Shingle Mills W^Jii LiVlTlTTjivff aml r?r" ?'lllB. Circul?t jBaWjS^^sMCsB? "?--9 neltinc, Ac. Hood Ww^^^^^^^&eTm ior descriptive Olrculsr and Price List. (VOOD & MANN STEAM ENGINE CO., I 'eh run ry ls O tlc?, New York. .tcmspopcti. _ j^lMiSTUKK STAR. PUBLISHED AT KINGSTREE. S. 0., h IX I Y MILES ABOVE CHARLESTON. ON THE Nor I hen s I ern liai 1 road, and Uo'rculated in Wllliaoae burg. Georgetown, ( luton.lon, sumter, Darlington,' Marlon, i c. Business men will find lt to their in? terest to advertise in this paper. R. C. LOGAN, August 31 Editor aod Proprietor. Tg STABI. ISHIcn I860. Til F. S U M TE Ii W A T O H M A I GILBEBT k FLOWERS, PBOPBXBTOBS. SUMTEn, S. C., 1809. To the Merchants of Charleston : YOUR ATTENTION IR RESPECTFULLY O ALLE to tbe supt rlor advantages of the SUMTE? WATOI MAN os a medium of aaverttelne;. It was cstablls] ed tn IBS?, and now has a circulation at tbe yarlot. - poslofflces ihrou?ho.it this cotion-growlag teffiO'. three times (Treater than any other paper In Sumtei as can at any time be clearly sbown. A liberal njo'ona of adyprttelng on tba part t - Charl-Mou Merchants, wa believe, will d . <uuob I - attract tbe val uah lo trade of this section, and to fm Iher thia Inter)at of your elly the WATCHMAN wt' cordially lend Its Influence. W. Y. PAX CON, Cushiest Managor. August 38_2_ J^STABLISB KD,1848. THE URION CRESCENT. MARION, 8. 0. PUBLISHED WEEKLY nt 8. E. MCMILLAN, Proprietor, TBE CRESCENT, BRING THE PDR0HA8HB ?nd successor ot ino old district paper, ts the oldest Journal in the eas ern part ol Ibe Mate. Tbe Crescent ia the onicial alviserof Marion, County. Tbe Crescent bas a lame sod growing circulation among tbe be t people of the Prodeo Country. ,. The Crescent is tho beet advertising medium In (his s ec u nu. Always addicts CRESCENT August 10_Imo_Marios, 8. O. rjTfllC BARN WELL JOURNAL. AR 1 HE BOPIXESH SK.SON APPRO'CHES, tho uniersUned wc iud respectfully call the atentfern Of Ibo Men heute ol Cbarleston to tbe HA KN W K.I.I. JOURNAL, published at Bisokvllle, s. u.,-* paper oC rapidly, mer. asluu cin-uiation, to be found in not op ly ev.-ry brilon ot the arge and wo ibby County of Barnwell, but in many other conn.les ol tbs Hide, and has a scattering circulation rom Connec? ticut to California, ihe Jon net ls always ou file at the ellice of Messrs. WA ? KER, EV ANS Ai COB? WELL. Hie agents in < harloaion, and busanoss men wouW ?'o ?ell i o cali in and take a look at tho papor belora making up tbeir lall advert?.-ornent-. Tor th? weeklies of Ibo sui o i erma moderate, willoh ceo be learned upon ap? plication to WALKER, I'.VANs & . -OG WELL, or by addressing thc subscriber at elinor Blackville or Barnwell. JOHN e. efaUcK. Augustas _.?'? ? Imo fpo ur SIS BS S MEN, Tm; SUMTER NEWS, PUBLISHED AT SUMTEU, S. (, 14 ONE OF THE BEST PAF'' TS IN THE UP COUNTKY; bas a larne circutstlov, and affords ?nv perlor advantages as an ad? artist ng medium. Terms low. Addres DARR A OSTEEN, February 23 ~ "'TOOTI ??<.?.? rjllltC BAHNvVBIih S ESTIN li L.. Mi: RC II AN TH, FACTOR* AND BUSINESS MER win find lt to their interest lo adverase tn tbe 8RN 11NEL. It hat been published in that la ge and poa nloua County lor seventeen tears, sud oas a circula? tion unsurpassed by any country paper lu the Slate. Terms liberal. Address E. A. BRONSON. Pro? prietor. RIackvUIe, 8. c. August 23 Ina? C ll A ll L E H T ll N HOTEL, CHARLESTON, 80U1H CAROLINA. THIS FIRST-CLASS BO TBL M'UATED IN A pleat ant location, and lo the business portion of th? cit?, mudera it the moat . esiiabjo ?Ictol for either permanent or transient guests. . he ?coom m od aliona srennsnrpssied, havl iii t-xicnsivn tulles nt elegantly furoUned tpirtmcutt io. f'tahlee a d tingle sentie? m?B. The propriet?r will endeavor'o mai ulalu tho bub r?putation si joyed br tbs "ttbarletcon" as a flint class nous.*, and no effort ?Ul be spared to den. serve a continuance of the liberal patronage hereto? fore bestowed, noon lt . M . : The best of livery accommodations,.wtil be found sdjolulnu the cstabiubroeni lhe house 1- supplied wltb lbs celebrated Arte*' ?lan Waler of which dealshifal. bi hi can be bsd eimer day or nlqht. E, M. J s. K.-ON, July 13_ PTCffrlalqr. J. T . CLOUD HOTEL, ! "fj THIS NEW AND COMHOl IOU8 80U8E, LOOA?. ED corner ol Broad war and P ov ty.# scot d-i.reel, pus set sea advantage* over ?ll ot bot houses for lbs ?o csaaoditlon oi l?* ?nesta, it waa built expreeolr for a flr?t-eU?t tamliy boardiag house-the moma beluff large and en eulie, beatoa ty eieaui- ?nb bot and cold w ter. .nd furnished second to none; win?? ibe culinary department fs lu the most experienced nanda, efl-?dina arnesis an nnoqaallsd labia. One of Atwood's Paient Me val ar? it ?no imooa lbs ?modern improvements" ano at the ?ei eSjk of ! gnssta at al< boura. fha Broadway and Ontversuy PUc* tart pass th? door every four minute?, rutininrf froto the ?nir Hail io Central Park, while the suth sud. eveatit Avenue linea ar* bnt s thori ' bin?'* ?. mutt e?^*, tOordingample faculties for communioating with an -.he 'depota, tteamtsost Undines, caseta o* aaraja ment and bru?nese of the great naetropoU?. ?ORR s? HULL KV, Propnttora. I Mortal)