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VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR BY TELEGRAPH. ?AS III xa TO x ir Bira. WASmMOTOH, AHR mt 31.-It IB stafad that there ais oighteen and a quarter millions or Callona or whiskey still in bond. Itoboaon baa arrived. Tho Cabinet ?B in session. It ia understood that routine questions ot tho departments only will bo entertained. Tbe RoTonuo to-day "waa neatly a half mil? lion. The total for tho month wau over fifteen millions. The Cabinet continued in session until four o'clock. Various mattere of pabilo mtoi?st vt ero m ado tho subject ct conversation, but no ?votivo matBureB were ukoi regarding thom. Fjsk read a dispatch from Burlingame denn? ing tho rejection of the treaty by tho Chinese government. The President receives visitors to-morrow and departs for Saratoga at night. Secretar* Flak, in reply to inquiri?? from "Cubans, has no information os to any action of tho Spanish government io the proposition to eel! Cuba. It is believed in Cuban circles that the Serrano government'will moko no dc cia ion ia the muter, bat will leave it to the Kmg who ts lo bo chosen by the Cortes. THE WA rt IN CUBA.. HAVANA, Au just 81.-The insurgents in Co? lon District havo gone oastward, taking many elares. To Dooms are orderod to be onerou up tu me Puerto Principe chut?nos, for the disappear? ance of tho cholera. The semi-monthly Diario, prepared for the Spanish steamer, editoi lally regrets their in? ability to send flattering notices regarding the suppression ot the insurrection. A DESERVED CASTIGATION. 8AVAXKAH, Aagnst 81 asjThe carpet-bag d?? p?t; postmaster of thia city having refused to ?3elivor tbe maila of the Morning Mews, th o De - mooxatio newspaper ofJJavannab, the proprie? tor, Mr. J. H. Estill, demanded au explanation this morning, which not being given, he chas? tised tho dopa ly, who is named Seel*/, STRIKE AT QUEBEC. QUEBEC, August 81.-The laborers employed on tho shipping struck for wagej. Seventeen hundred joined in a disorderly procession, and ?ho Mayor and several prominent citizens were roughly handled and tho military were called ont._ EUROPE. NAPOLEON'S HEALTH-THE WAU IN JAPAN. PABXB, August 31.-Tho Emperor received visitors to-day. The capture of Hakodadi by the forces of | iiic Miu?<io in oonflrmed. SPARES PROM THE WIRES. Sheldon A Son's cotton mill al Barbersville, B. I., was barned. At a large meeting held at Springfield, Mo., directors for the railroad crem Kansas City to Memphis were elected. The conspiracy and executions on the United States steamer Sabine ore pronounced by a XionOon dispatoh a canard. Tbe United States, HoHakin's, Atlantic and American Hotels, at Cape May, with many in? tervening stores and cottages, are barned. Ti e brown-stone building in Chestnut-street, Philadelphia, immediately a?jo:ning the Con? tinental Hotel, was barning last night, and the Continental was in great danger. UNITED STATES COURT. tf^ Proceedings of the United Staatea nutrir !P Co uart for the Western District of Sontra CaurollnoY-Atxarust Terna, 1800. |rnoar ona own OOHMSPOITDENT.] nrnxxru DAV'S FJtcosznrNos. Uiuaarvuxz, 8. C., TBD.UDA?, August 26 ? The court was opened at 10 o'clock A. M., Hon. George S. Bryan, presiding. ? The grand jory returned into court with the the following bilis and findings: No BiUa.-United States ve. Isaiah Mnrpby. Distilling without paying tax, sections 5, 0, 7 and 44, set July 20,1868. United States vs. Wm. Love and Jas. Moore. Distilling without paying tax, sections 5, 6, 7 and 44. sot July 20,1868. United States vs. John W. Carter. Distilling without paying .tax, sections 6,6, 7 and 44, act I July 20,1868. . United States vs. twenty barrels distilled spirits, one distillery and aprmrtenancettffound in Bichlend County, in possession of W. H. Stack. Information for forfeiture for violation of internal revenue laws: Jury No. 1 was J , char tr ed with this oate on Monday, and the argument watV closed to-day, and the further bearing continued till to-morrow, when the judge-will charge the jury. BTXXEHTH DAT?' ' FRIDAY, August 27.-Court opened at 10 1 o'clock A. M., Hon. G. B. Bryan, presiding. Petit iarors answered to thoir names. The grand Jury wa? dismissed ut Ul Wednesday, 1st September. " . . . United States vs. John P. Wynne. Violation internal revenue laws-distilling without pay lng tax.. .Defendant pleaded guilt*/, and was sentenced .to pay ? fine of elevon hundred dol? lars and to sovon months' imprisonmont.,,, - United di?tes v*. twenty barr?la distilled spirits, one distillery and appurtenances, found at Biobland County, in possession of W. H. Stack. Information for forfeiture for viola? tion internal revenue law?. W. K. Easlev and Samuel W. Melton for, defendant'. Jury No. 1, rcharged with this oase, retained into coori with the verdict of not guilty. D. T. Cor? bin. District Attorney, moved for a new trial. United States vs. John Bevis. Distilling without, paying tax. Jury No. 2. oharged with this case, rammed into comt with a verdict of not guilty. a7.UiD?Vid 3V ? Vi Thomas A. Holtzclawi. <? Violation ot internal re.,.lU0 \^WBt Retan li? quor dealer without paying tax. On boering argument in this ease, on motiou or E P Jones, ordered that tho judgmont bo set asido and a new trial granted. United States va. Frank Arnim. Oppression in office. The above named dotendiut having been called, and failiog to auswor, 'on ?otion of District Attorney, ordered that a benoit tar? rant do forthwith issuo for bis arrest tor triai. | In Bankruptcy.-Ex parte M. Lesser, ffeti t tition for final discharge. W. E. Barlo pro pot Begislrar 0. G. Jaeger' reporting favorably, the judge signed an order and ccrUfloato of di?cbar?e under seal of court. -The Southern Historical Soo io ty ii pro? ceeding bravely with its -work. It counts among its officers General Lee, vlco-presldent irir for Virginia; Wade Hampton, who no'ds the same office for South Carolina; Bapbael ' . gemmes for Alabama; 8. K Mallory for Florida, f and others less famous for tb? other Sta toa. v Ibo "misti?n" of tho society is nowanoonnced tobe, "tho publication of tho records of tbe recent struggle for Confederate independence," toward which a ?reat m?>a an* variety of doc? uments have been already contrlbntod. Those publics Hon a will, in the .opinion of tho seers Ury. Dr. Joseph Jone!, vindicate before tho *;v %Tt?ld"lheoon?mm?te?bllltyoftbe(:?nf6d6 rato leaders who, .with scarcely 600,000 men, . poorly armed and equipped, prolongeithroogh four years of unexampled privation ead toil, a bloody end a ?Rant io war against 8,600,000 pr aten, armed With' the 'mest effect Ire and de? struct ?re weapon* ot moa ero warfare." I Vr COURT DAX IN BLACKVILLE. The First Heettmfr of Court-Flatt in the Pulpit-The Colored bawreri-A Hum CM?-The Weather and Crop?. {rHOM OOH r"HH rou?r. PONDKSl.| IILAOXVIIAE COTJBTHOTJSE, A og nat 20.-Thia has been the first limo einco the removal of I the courthouse ot the "keonnty" to tliiB placo | that the blind goddess* baa made her debut. We might well nigh say wo had forgotten w trot her tho bli uuf o?do 1 fomalo is supposod, under tbo now regimo, to proaide especially over Justice or Liberty, or whet lier abe baa not ?givon a alight ohange to ber haeo and om braces them both. At any rate, we may aafely infer that abe leans rather much to the dirk aide io both respect*, whether her oy.13 bo blindfolded or not. Everybody and their uncle carno to town, inflaenood m doubt by as varied emotions ea sway the human heart. Hopo, lear, ouriosity, cupidity and whiskey, all contributed tlioir quo to in swelling the throng. The vendora of I watermelons and cakes were as happy a set of | individuals as an August sun over ahono apon, as they smilingly wilnsssod the dimunition of thoir pilos of edibloB and a proportionate in? crease of fractional eurrenoy. "BOB HOM OB" TAKES TO THE FUTLPIT. The court oonvenod in tho Baptist Church, which hos been secured for that purpose, his Honor, Judgo Zephaniah Platt, presiding in the pulpit. We wondezed and Bmiled, and smiled j and wondered still, if hia Honor perched up in position, bia words might not be considered as a happy combination of tho "law and gospel," ?nd thus convey additional force. It seemed j ta os a queer place for a Radical jndge, that Baptist Church. The woatbor has been intenaoly warm, and 1 judge, jnry and all, TVith one accord, tried the efficacy of ice water, fane and poaeibly other sustainers and invigoratora of wearied nature, arid bore their sufferings like martyrs. A atXXKD JOBY. Th oro is something novel, if not interesting and calculated to produce a eoent-eatton in'thia | parti-colored Jury, which ia without distinction of race, color, odor or previous condition; and there were many present who desired, from motives of curiosity, to witness tbo now order j of things under Radical roo onstrnotion. TAKEN 111 AND DONS FOB. One unfortunate individual, led by the afore sad spirit of curiosity, to squeeze his portly form within the preoints of bia Honor, was forthwith seized and placed on the jory in the stead of a recreant juryman who had not suffi clent fear of Judge Platt before his eyes to in? duce bis attendance. The moral to this little court episode is simply that, by minding one's own business, we may avoid much tribulation, especially that of being placed on a mixed jury in the healed term, from which wo may reverently say, "Good Lord, deliver us." OOl/OBZD .OKLBBniTIES. Among the gentlemen of tho legal profes? sion who contributed their talent towards a ? proper administration of justice, appeared tho 1 honorable senators from Barnwoll and Boan fort, Elliott and Whipper, who afforded their legal brethren and outeido barbarians an op? portunity of measuring their mental calibre. The ?enoral impression seems to be favorable; and although the stomach or your corespon? dent may not be as thoronghly reconstructed as those of others npoii whom he might place his finger, and becomes a. little nauseated In tabing these black Radical pills, yet it must bo admitted thal the easy politeness and general good bearing of these "gentlomen of color" has impressed tho commun.ty with no other f jotings than thoie of good will, and we may say, respect. COU UT ADJODBNKD-LITTLE DONE. The jnries were discharged on Friday. The only case of much interest was one of rape, In which the prisoner waa found "guilty;" but strange to stato, after the jory bad returned tb their homes, it is stated that the forena 1 n hod an interview with the judge, hal the finding reversed, and a new trial ordered. This must be something novel in law, and should be placed on record for futuro reference. THE CHOPS. The farmers are busily engaged in picking cotton. Owing to the rust, the cotton opens moro rapidly than nsnal. The impression is general thron g bout the county that the ci op baa been cot abort at leant one-third, some think one-half; bat though it is undeniable 1 that In nomo instan oe B a half Crop only will bo made, we do not think, on a general average, that ao large a percentage will be lost os so mo persons imagine. Few men, comparatively, will anti ma to their crops, and the disposition ia rather to make too low an estimate; henoo the expression ortho opinion (hat (he colton crop VJ ill fall short one-half, must: ba takes cum grano salis . We noticed the shipment from thia plaoe, on Saturday, ot two balea new cotton, which were ' consigned re spec tively to Heaarv.. George H. Walter fe Co., and Messie. Pelaer, Rodgers ? Co. Sunday, ibis conceded by many; WAS tho hottest day of the season; and we so mnob wished that oar honored female an oes tor of Paradisaical notoriety had only restrained her curioBity, so that we, like ber, might appear pf tiri? naluraltbut, and have no brea th of Boan? da! assail us. MED ices. RADICAL PO ir-WO tr IN EDOBFIELD. The correspondent of tho Augusta Constitu? tionalist, writing from Edgefleld Courthouse, .under date of the 28th, mys: During the last three weeks oar village bte enjoyed a short peace. Since Eichelberger pub? lished tbat letter io (hs Colombia Pheonix, he has boon the guest of Congressman H?ge, in Columbia, and at tba same timo keeping bis Exoellenoy Governor S.ott posted in regard to the one hundred and fifty marden, (said to bo committed io oar county oaoh month,) whloh I bia Exoellency promised a oommillee ot oar 1 citizen? to forward tbo names of, and whloh said committee agreed to have arrested and tried, bal np to this time their names havo not boon for v arded. . . I On last Thursday . Eichelberger returned home, and every one was saying what mead? ness ls now to follow. On yesterday afternoon i the constabulary force, arms and equipments, w?re all pat in order to proceed to escort li'1^ Eichelberger (the ex-captain) to the Pine Bteaaa depot. At 8 o'clock, Philip, in a parrijga, his esQxt,' proceeded to the depot, and eeoi?^ conitressmtn Rogo into town, and thoooe to tho .resldonco of Phillp, ono mile from tho village, where lt is said the party*were np nntil a lato hour last night dla cussing the great wrongs the loyal party baa suffaied in oar county. To-day, H?ge spoke to the' negroes for an hour and a half upon the lawlessness of this corm ty, wb.eb, of cxiurso, ii au done hy the rebels, and that the only friend of the negro op this earth waa tho'leaders of the' Republican party. . , He was followed by, Bealf, th? aaaeaaor.or revenue of this county, who intends to start ? Iojal a*??t kt-this pjioi soon. Ho ls a arm STTPiwter of the Ute John Riown, and does not deny being w?tb Brown m Maryland, in 1860. j His cbmoter ls. too Nen kno mt to need comment here. Ho is not worthy tbs notice of any respectable maD. ' - . ??. -< ?>?? delivered, the matter being kepv^im aeciet from tho whites not il y ea ter J ay evon Congressman H?ge ran for Congress last fall ana was beaten by the Hon. J. P. Beod by flvo thousand votes, and Congress then beat Rood, and heneo Hogo is now allowed to draw hie pay to misrepresent the people of this Con? gressional District. Tho freedmen here call bim Hog. Thia was the first grunt of the bog in the way of a campaign speech, as his object I in to got ro-olco'od noxt year; but we think if he does not look sharp Philip will provo a heavy itono In his way for tbo nomination - Philip, too, bas political ambition. ? Miss Buie, the Confederate aoldiors' friend, recently paid a visit to Governor 8cott to got bim to remove tho "meliab" from this place, but Governor Scott refused her request, and said that old Edgefleld bad pot bim to. more I trouble than the who'o State, and instead of removing tbe present force, be intended to in? crease it; he aJao said tuat all loyal men should be respected and have justice. Justice is all our people want, for we know if tbo Bads got ' jnstico somebody will suff.-r. OEIYE1CA? O ANDY AMD THE TEST \ OATU. This interesting dispatch from Richmond is tuken from the Baltimore Hun of Monday: Tbe following 1B aa anthentio as it is impor? tant: A gent lom an bolonging to ono of the two Walker Stato committees, (whoso name I um not authorized to divulge,) bas had an in? terview with General Canby, in which that I oflioial doolared that tbe only terms hu bad to proposo were that all ineligible members of the ) Logislaiuro should resign, ard that he wou.d immediately order new eteotlons.to fill ibo va? cancies thus created. If mon were thersuoon returned who could lake the teat oath," be should further a speedy reconstruction to the Intent o : bia ability and authority; but if tho present ineligibles did not resign, or if other ineligibles were eleotid to auooeed thom, aition till that body reviewed tho matter'and I gavo final directions. Being questioned aa to why bo bad not installed Governor Walker be replied that he would havo ?OJO SO ero this, but tba: when be issued bis circular to tue members of the Legislature, inquiring aa to their ability to take tho test-oath, the Conser? vativo State comrnitteo officiously aud sedi? tiously interfered to prevent responses, and that he considered .the continued activa exis- I tcnoo of that committee as a standing menace to. bim and reconstruction. He would never, as { lopg aa he could avoid it, aurrender any depart* ment of the State government to the praottoal control of a cbque composed of men having Sich antecedents, and originally organised. In opon opposition to every measure of renn? et ruction. General Can by'a distrust of the Conservative Contint""" baa long been known, and within the last few days efforts have been made to re plaoe it and the true RopuDlican Committee by a new oommitlee that ahould represent the' w hoi o body ot the supporters of Walker. But thin baa been strenuously opposed by Haleigh T. Daniel, tho ona.1 man of Ute Conservative Committee, and the question is in abeyance, until the committee ( .marly all tho members of winch are absent from tne oitj) shall be oon vonod. It is believed that this oommittee, as soon as it is aware that it is looked upon as an obstaole in tbe way ot reconstruction, will readily agree to dissolve io. favor of a joiut oommittee composed of unobnoxlous Co user ve? uves and moderate Republicana. The proposed resignation of tho ineligible members oleot of the Legislature, ooupled with General Canby'a promiae, la looked upon aa not a very objectionable way out of our diffi? culties, and ibero is bttle doubt entertained hero that the members unable to take tho test oath will generally vacate. If they hesitate, the public voice is likely to be raised in de- I nu notation a Kamst them. General Mabone ia hero, aud be warmly advocates a prompt and hearty complianco with th j conditions offered by General Canny. Mat.ono's Influenae io our State polities, ?a evidenced iu recent rriove mouib, ia vaat, and it m ty bo conbldered that his approval, under all the circumstances, de? cides the matter. . THE CIVIL WA It I IT J A VAU. Captare oriUkodadl Hrrolr Defence by Ute Hebels. The Japan Timea, or July 12, dives an ac? count of the fall of Hakoaadi, by which the late war came to nu end. Ou the 10th of JUDO a very nevero engagement occurred between tho Tokugawa refugees and tbe Imperial fleet, consisting of the Henda. the Kami-no-Bami, tho Kiangeu and another visuel, name not Riven, all led by tbe Stonewall. The fire was directed against tho fort and the rebel war vessel Eagle, and was an mored with spirit. Tbe Eagle was stranded, but not silenced during the battle. On the 20th tbe Mikado fleet commenced an attack on the tort, while the troops advanced towards the breastwork... For four hours a severe and continuous fire of great guns and musketry was kept up and both aides fought with vigor and spirit. Bat superior to all in gun? nery, In indomitable courage and inexhausti? ble vigor, were distinguished tbe crew of tbe rebel ship Emperor. Beset by tho wholo of the Mikado's fleet, mee aced by the crashing ram of Coo Stonewall, tho especial mark of the wen? di rec I ed Aro of tbe Kiangm and tbe Henda, tho little vessel, hardly larger-than a yacht, waa fought with heroio courage and dauntless resolution. One of tbe attacking fleet waa blown up by a sbell in bor magasine, thrown by the Emperor. Sbo sank immediately, and her crew straggled in tbe Water, with more shell from the enemy bursting over their beads. Tho rules of civilized warfare were not observ? ed by the rebels, and the - sinking men were BO far neglected by their friends that only twen? ty were saved. Aa tbe day progressed, it was L v dt nt that' tbe TORI g wa men were be nig overpowered. The Eagle and tho Em? peror were fired and blown up. The town and nelghbsring villages and oflioial bouses wore also fired. During the afternoon of Jone .21, the Mikado's troops and civil officers occupied the town, but the Fort Kamida still held ? 1400 desperate men. It waa surrooaded by impe? rial troops, and on tbe 281 a - message was re? ceived fro ca ita commander, Euomoto, propos? ing terms of surrender. The terms wore re? jected, and Enomoto opened fire with rapidity.' Supplies wera sont i ito the fort, during the night bf the ?M31 from Bomo of the Mikado's mon. ruo garrison was also allowed to replace guns in position, and onjoy other advmUgos, ? be? cause tbe imperial officers Umn?ht it WH , "inglorious .. to interfere -wirb the?r in their starving condition." This absurdity ls ! dos cn bod as peculiarly Japanese., On tbe 25th tho fort waa surrendered' after BO m o fl gb tins On tbe 27tb t ho Tokugawa* were all disarmed They were a motley erow-many or hom Jada of seventeen or eighteen, and.ail very vonna. Their dress exhibited every j possible variety of what scorned English si cpa of tho worst de? scription, in tbe dirtiest possible condition.' - Tue number of oxecutiono will noa bo great. Seldom, says the Japan Gazette, bas a revolu? tion anywhere, certainly never iii tho Eaat, .bien followed by BO fer political executions. Enomoto's crime, however, bas been one r moui; ho in a traitor to bis sovereign; a traitor to bis chief, a renegade from his o?an, and a robber of tbe public. He has caused muon bloodshed and great loss to tbe country, and bis punishment will doubtless be signal. On the 28tb July tho Gazette had the following : Politically, every thing ls quiet.. The fleet bas returned from Knkodadl, witb a great portion of tho troops on board, tho rost coining down overland. Aa they arrivo they are dispatched ! Jo their several provinces, and Yeddo will soon have only its ordinary garrison. The placo seems lo be filling fast again with it?legit?mate inhabitants. We with wo ooh ld add that ita legitimate trade was also reviving. A RADICAL SCHOLAS. -Mr. John Covode, tho chairman of tbe Republican H tat A. Central Com? mittee of fono sylvan la, is more remarkable for tbe peculiarity ot h la orthography than for bis soholastlo attainments. Recently he wrote . Attorney-General Brewster, of that State, ask? Jog bis resignation ts a- party neoesaity. Be? low We publish hie'Very unique epistlo: continent I hotel J The 80, Aon bfnJMan brootler after con Bultaahnn With our perlltikal Aa? oeheats Who ar Ankahus Forr the olckstun nv our Mew tahal? ft End I am estland. tnt ure ??knut t h t Bee zn ! 11 h ia k un k loos lin n Hts Nott blnanlvd At haze ll Ilse Bot hts bin awe Thnr rised By tho gnvern R bymn ecUf. Vura troolee r",. W, vit? UVAO chare Mao suet Gen Uti Komm mite, ?r, -sH/Tl-M"*;: v i ' '( ' ANOTHER BIO KAIJI?JLL COME TO a it i M? F. I I mp cac time nt of Ciomn ' Bnllock. It will be aeen by tbe folio wirr.- - xtrae ta from an artiolo in tho Augusta Cq' ?ti tut iona Hat, that QoTernor Bullock ia in a**)' way of gct ting bis deserts at last: ' y Ur. Angler, the State Trer.kuror, charges that o? tho $35,000 illegally drawn from tho National Bank, the "Governor' appropriated $4000 of tbe State turds, which amount has not boen accounted for or pafdi Jurtlicr charges that the .'Governor'* htlC^ft?N public fond, without proper author! nc^jver up a private indebtedness of $l?,W0 gr?hieb transaction tho State- waajwmpniod to ^ay eleven per cent, bi , order to ac? commodate the individual deficit of Ur. Bollook. Ho further ohargos tbat^ tbe "Governor" has already paid the State Attorney $3000 out of tho State fund, although this offi? cer is by law entitled to bill $3000 per annum. Ho further charges that ibo State Attorney ia I allowod $8000 a year as Attorney for tbe State Road, when by act ol Assomblyrihis officer ia obliged to proceed in that oap icily without other compensation than the $9000 per annum specially appropriated for bim. He fnrther ohorges that o norm aus sums Are drawn by "His Excellency" for tho illumination ol Kim? ball's Opera House, whereas tboro bas been but a trifling gas bill. In this clause it is dearly insinuated that the Stators paving tho das bills of restaurants and billiardsaloons for the "Governor's" peculiar benefit. He fu rt he r obargos that a pretentious guard of tbe Exec? utive Mansion ia paid $120 permontb, wbon pnblio exigency dees not watrant auoh an out? lay and ou t sido parties would Le willing to eave this expense to UieOommoi. xoallb. To thia extout, the ' Governed. Ntho trooly l^l'&O?GW^/ui? i^r'HAGB^urer. Go? la* beyond tbe mer ny fl lanoiair^tjo treasurer shows him up aa a moral dob .qvfjnt aa.well as a polilioal brigand. And thin ts. ibe man, thia corrupt, unworthy and ignorant creature, who la a representativo-tn Georgia ot tho "patriot? ism," tho "virtue" and tbo "Intelligence" made triumphant Ly war l Is he not A beauty ? Is he not wot thy ol adoration by our old, original Union men. North and South ? The misery of tbe matter ia, that be still bas so-lengthened a term for evil. The consolation: remain a that bo can. by no future hocus-pocus, ever ollmb ao high again, and that tbe day will como, sooner or later, when bo and h:a robber crew will be glad to abandon the soil of * State they bave plundored and defamed. -Boston felt peculiarly interested in tbe in? ternational boat-raoe,' and adopted a peculiar method of announrtnc tho matter. If tho Harvards were victorious, 5-5 waa lo be struck by the fire-alarm; bot aa they were dofeated, 2-2 was struck. If the Harvards won, tbo American fla? waa to bo displayed on tho top of a pole on Telegraph Hill at He ri; butas the En tri is ii beat, the flag waa ron only half-way of the staff. The Harvard boys assembled in Boston to learn tho result, and when it carno tbey did not cheer. (DbitnarQ. Isa Memoriam. > - JABA.-Departed thia life. In Williamsburg, N.J., onthellih August. IBM, airs KTJZt oust ELM), beloved contort of JOSP. J xux at thia et tv, In tbe 32d year of her age. A devoted wife, kind mother, and a moat generous frleud. Io the dome? lc rotations of life her genlleneas, forbearance ant kindncaa en? deared her to all with whom she cam', in contact, v Bat a few weeks ainee. tbe >auhfect nf this notice, in prime Health and vigor, with a pleasant anticipa? tion ol meeting a dear brother whom ehe had not aeen for mans years, and intending to spend a few mouths in hla company . and other Mends whom shs longed to see, took passage In the steamar and ar? rive! safe. Andu g all.herantlcir>iliani folly*eallaed. Welcomed- and hindi) entertained by her brother and friends, nothing seemed present to mar the hap? piness of this family- and friendly triton. But t bis pleasant co?dition of things was dean cad .to be of short duration, fer on tb ?< Ctr/ otAlrmst she wea. salted with ? violent attack of cholera morbus, and after a few slaya sal Maring, tsblch sba bore with Christian patience and fortitude, terminated her mortal existence, thus verifying tbe holy admoni? tion, that "in the midst of life wo aro In death." - Ihe hereat ed husband having boen advised of the critical condition ol bia beloved companion, Imme? diately left by rail but arrived too lat? to meet her alive, and thus waa deprived of tha aad and last con? solation or bidding ber bis list farewell .Oh, how terrible tho thought, were all things tn end here; but no I thara la an heraalter, whtre all hope lo receive the reward of a well-spent life in the enjoyment of an everistting bllas. Of 'this we havo Ihe promise from Bim who suffered death on tbs Cross for our redemption In the welcome invitation : "Come ye bleased of my Father, inherit the king? dom prepared for you from tho foundation of the world."_ A FRIEND. BJ - Special Untiers. * aw M ARENGO.-F K V E R AND AGUE CUBE. TONIO. .FEVER PREVENTIVE - This val? uable preparation has been inprivate nae for many years, ?nd through the persuasion of trlends, who have nt ad lt with -the most beneficial results, tho proprietor has been Induced to offer lt to Ihe pab? ilo, j It ia warrinted to cure CHILLS ANO F EV BB of howevet long standing, rtmovtng the cause and entirely eradicating Ita effects from tbs system. It will PUhiFY THK BLOOD, strengthen the diges? tive organs. Induce an appetite, and restore the patient to perfect Health. It la a purely VKOKTABLK preparailoS, and ao harmless that children of ali ages may take lt with safety. As a tonio MARENGO hat no superior, and for debility arising from the effects of fever, or fro a other cause, la invaluable. A few dores ls"sufficient to rs tis ty the moat In? credulous sufferer of its virtue and worth. All who try ene bottle of M ABE SOO will be ao much pleased with ita effect, that they will readily ca? dara* it, NO HUMBUG. For evidence of ita effi? cacy and vam*, refer to MA UENOO circulars, which fin bato aertlflcaiea of well known and respectable I lien c. - af ta EN GD is a genuine Southern pr?paration, tba proprietor and manufacturer bung a native and resident of Charleston, and lt ta fully guarani-' ed to give oomplete and universal aaUsfaotlon. NO HUMBUG. TEY IT. i For sale ?by all Druggists, and by BOWIE ? MOISE, corner . Meeting aad Haas! streets ; GOOD? RICH, WIN BMAN ? CO., Haynes tree t. and G. 3. LUHN, Druggist, Agent of Proprietor, corner Of King and Joh' raatavChaaWeot d.O. ; 'jone 8 '. nao _8mo ?9* A REGULAR HABIT OF BOOT IS absolutely essential to physical health and dearness ot Intellect Nor la this all. Beauty of person can? not co-exist with an unnatural condition of the bo?, els. A free pa tea g o of the refuto matter of the sys? tem through these natural wasto plpaa ls aa neces? sary io the purity of the body as the free passage of the offal of a city through Ita sewers is necessary to the health of Ita fababltants. Indigestion ls the primary cause of moat of the di teases of the discharging Oi.-ans, and one of Ita most common results ls constipation. This com? plaint, besides balng dangerous ia itself, bas many disagreeable ooo co mi tan ts-snob , aa an unpleasant breath, a sallow akin, contaminated blood and bi'.?, hemorrhoids, headache,lose of memory, and gene ral debility. HOST BTTKIt'd STOMACH BITTERS ram ovo all th ase evils by raaaovtug their immediate came in the digestive orran?, and regulating the action of the intestines Tba OOmbinaHoa .of ; proper Mes in thia celebrated preparation ls ono of ita oMsf merits. It ' ia not merely a stimulant, or a tonia, or an an t i-b ll. loua aS en t, o r a nervine, 'or a blood d?purent, ora cathartic, but all these curative elements judlch UL ly blenJed In one powerful restorative. It land? ao H Wry and vigor lo thaioart and eus nra ted a tom ash, relieves the alimentary canal of Hs ob s :m ellon s, and give? tone to tbs membrana which lhasa lt, gently stimulate? th? liver, bracei the nerves, and cheela the animal splri LS. Mo other 'remedypossesses snob ft variety of hygienic virtues. It ls to those charte. teri astea that lt owes lu preatigs aa a hon ?eh old ms? dlxlne Experience baa proved that lt ls it him, lesa as it ls efficacious, and henee it U aa popular With the weaker aex aa' wi th the stronger. lOtUrm's STOMACH BITTERS ls ?ola lo. bottles osaty, and the tr ?da-muk blown in Oas glee* I and engraved on tb? labal, with our stael estmved revenue stamp errar th? cork, li tertnf gt nuinftuei ?. ??wara of oounterfelta, nao . Auf,rut 23 Special lotkts. 49-CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP CHAM? PION, from Now York, are hornby notiOed that | tb? lu Trna DAT discharging cargo at A?ICT'K South Wharf. A)| Ro i Ja remaining on (bo wharf at tun sol will be stored at expenso and risk or oonslgneoa. /AMES ADO EB A CO., Sept 1_ 1_AgenU. CT EXECUTORS' FINAL NOTICE.-No? tice la hereby given that OH tho TDtST OAT ov SEFTEKBKB ensuing, tho undersigned will apply to the Judge of Probato, of Cbarleston County, for a noil die nhargo aa executors of tbo Estate of tho lalo JOSEPH Pi TT AN I. J A M EH P. SLATTERY, KB AN C14 FOLLEO E, . Executors of XeUtoof J. Pa I (an i Bcpt 1_wag? ai- SOUTH CAROLINA, BEAUFORT COUS TY-IN EQUITY.-D. H. FLATTA, ADMIN IS THATOB, TS GABBI ?LL Y Alt N. -31 LL FOB IN JUNOTION.- Formant to ra amended t'ccretal Or? der of the Court of K qui ty in the abore stated case, tba creditors ol J. J. PLATTS, deceaicd, are called on (o prov* their demands before me by tbe XTBBT SAT or NoTSMBma next. H. O. JUDD, Beaulort, 8. O., August 38. O. O. P. 8?)jt 1 lsmoS MT TAX NOTIOE.-OFFIOE OF CITY. TBKASUBY, SEPTEM BKK, 1ST, 1869.-Tho third and laat Instalment or TAX ON BEAL Esr ATE for 1869 la due, and payableduriug tbe present month. 8. THOMAS, Fcpt 1 S City Treasurer. ?- THE 8UR'iEON'3 REPORTS SHOW that our armies nave suffsrod jjro?{Jj rfJQJPnj^inJi chang?" of clim ato to which they are exposed. They also ona AYEUU AGUE CUBE is an effectual reme? dy for this distemper, and aro urging tbe govern- j m tnt to adopt it within tho regola: ions. The Sur geoD-G?neralhesitates, because lt ls put up in a pro? prietary form. However great that convenience to the public ho prefers the physicians ol tho army should give their own directions for the doses. Wbtlever professional pride may dictate, he knowe aa ?erl aa we do, that Dr. Ayeres "Cure" is sn almost perfect antidota for the Ague, and that the sold 1 era should bave the benefit of il, as well ss the people [Waehlngton (I). C.) Correspondent. Sent 1 DAO 1 AaT* TAXtS 1 TAXES 1-0 OL LET ON COUNTY.-Tbe time for paying State and County Taxes without the additional twenty per cent, bas been extended until tho XIOHTKXHTB DAT or FEP- ' ? BUB BB. JAMES W, QBAOE, Augusts! 0 T rassurer O. C. aarOFFIJE SAVANNAH ANO OUABLBB* TON KA1LROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, AU nlHl' 38,1869.-This Company is now prepared lo FUND THE INTBBB9T DUE, and to become due on September 1,1869, on the Booda of the OHABLBB TON AND SAVANNAH BAILBOAD COMPANY, en? dorsed by the State of South Carolina, according to tbs provltlona of Section Third (SJ) of au Act to ena? ble the Savannah sud Charleston Railroad Company to complete their Boad, which Section reads aa fol- \ follows, vix: MOTION 8. That tbe aaid Company ia hereby, farther authorised and required to (und and redeem tbe Coupons for interest of the Boods of tbe Charleston and Savannah Hailroad Company, gua? ranteed Dv the Btate, now past due, and that may fall dus on or oetore the first day of September, 18(19. by issuing therefor an equal amoauit of their liomin, wi Ul Coupons attached, for interest, payable semi-annually, at the rate of seven per cont, per | annum, and the principal to become due lo twenty years after the dato thereof And th a payment or said Bonds so In be issued in substitution for inter? est Coayont shall be guaranteed by the Slate tn the S3 m s manner and as tully aa the said original bonds of the charleston and Savannah Railroad Company are now guaranteed; subjeat, however, to tho provi? sions of iee hon 0 OJ this Act. , Tb? Iressurcr Of Ibo Company will FUND DAILY, between the boars of Nine and Two o'clock, at the Office of Meiers. CAMPBELL A SEABBOOK, No. 60 broad-street. 8. W. FISHER, AuguntSQ mwf Secretary ard Treasurer. r FLOUR, OORN, HAY, &o.>-MESSRS. JOHN o A MPs EN A CO. have opensd a Branch to their Market-street Flouring Mills at the corner of Kaat Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. Tho Rtoro lt large and commodious, and having secured a foll stock of tho various cereals, they sro prepared to fur elah their customers with Oralos at the lowest mar ket rates._3, co wat_September 24 .-MEDICAL NOTICE_PATIENTS SUP PE Ri KU from Diseases pertaining to the Oenito urinary Organs, will receive the latest sclenUflo treatment by placing themselves ander the care of Dr, T. -BEENTSJHBNA. Office No. H HABEL 8Tb BET. three doora east from tho Posto fa ce. Augustas wa AYaT STATE AND COUNTY TAXES-OF? FICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, CHARLESTON OOUNTY, FIREPROOF BUILDING, AUGUST OTB, 1669.-Notice la hereby given that this office ia now open for tho BEOEIPT OF THE BTATE AND OOUNTY TAXES for tb? year 1869. Taxes not paid on or before the twenty-third (23d) day of September, 1869, ara liable to a pena'ty of 20 per cent. AU taxes remaining unpaid on the fourteenth (lttu> day pf December, 1869. are liable, to collection by distress or otherwise, with ra additional penalty I ol five 15) per cent for ooHeotton thereof. The total rata of levies for State purposes is seven and a half (7X) mills on the dollar. Tbe total rato for County purposes ls titres (8) mills on the dollar. An asienmeot on the General Tax ot each Tax< payer lo the Caty of Cha rles ton, (or Pres Sohoole, te I fllloein (IS. per cent on tho amount ot said tax. I ho State Taxes are payable th Bills Beodvableof the State, Ujttad State* Currency, National Baak Note?, Gold and 91 TOT Coin In addition to tba above. Coupons dated since 1st I July. 1*07. from certain BU'n Bonds, wilt also be re? I eelvahle In payment of the Stat? Taxes; Tis : ' 1. Pix per cent. Balkis, i ?sued by the State, under j in act of lUt, ill aid of tho Blue Rldgo Railroad B. fclx per cent Bonds issued' by the Slate, ander kthe acts of 1863 and. 1858, for tbs construction of the I new Statehouse, ?nd six per cent. Bondi i?rned by 1 tho fitato; under the Mis br sepfember' ?nd'Dootm ber, IMO, for funding the past do* principal and in? terest on the State debt. All coupons that kara seemedon Bonds denoted 1st and ad, on or bsforo 1st July, 1807, ara fundible under the acta referred to abore or September and December, I860, and are not receivable far tax es. Th? County Taxes aro payable in United States Currency. FLEETWOOD LANNEAU. Treasurer of Charleston County. August 10 _ann 10, sept 1, 10 JBAT-PHETTY WOMEN.-A COMPARATIVE? LY (sw tedies monopolise the beauty as well is tba ttlentlon of society. This ougbt not to be so, bat it te, and will be while mea ats foolish and. single ont pretty fanes for compra hana. Thia can all ba changed by using HAQAN'S MAG? NOLIA BALM, which give s tho bloom of roath rad a refined sparkling beauty to the complexion, pleae lop, powerful and natura'. ' No lady need complain of a red, tanned, freckled or rustic corcplexloa who will intest TS cents) In Ha? gan's Magnolia Balm. Ila effects are truly wonder? ful. * Topreserve rad dress ^ha Hair, nae Lyon's Ka? thai ron. . nae wfmimo August as AXT BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIA ?pl en did Hair Dye te the best In tba world ; tho only tra? and perfect Dy?} barmte??, roh able, tn Staats neout j no disappointment; ao rtdlcoloui troU; rem? ed?s? (hs Ul effect? of bad dyes; invigorates and (eaves jbe batr'?oft and beautiful^ black or brown. *o?d ? y an Draggi'ta aibd Perfumar? j and properly sztplted at Bachelor's WW Factory, Mo. - Hoad' .treat, Kew York. . . ",* ,J ?yir May IS Speriol Hottces. *a- THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE, application will be made for renewal of Certificate? ef tho following 8TOCE, viz: C Shares. No. 1036, In I ?ip! c'a Bank; S blurt ?, No. 939, In People's Dank; alao, 1 Sboro of cacb of tbe following numbers In Planters' and Mechanicn' Bank, viz: Nos. 12,382, 16,700 15,769 to 15,700 inclusive. Boptl_lamoS_PAULTBAP1KR. mr MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY ON THE CAUSE AND -CURB OF 1 BEMA1URE DP O DINE IN HAN, tho treatment or Nervous and Ph., nlcal Debility, Ae. "There la no member of society by whom ibu book will not be found uioful, whether such perron holds the relation of Parent, Preceptor or Clergy, man."-Medical T(mttand Qautte. Bent by mall on receipt of atty rents. Addresa tte Antbor, Dr. E. DKOF. CURTIS, *Beptl_lyr_Washington. D. C. -0-FANCZ AND FASHION h BED NOT bo ashamed to use. af I LE OF VCOLhTS, ss it bas been awarded the Llgheet prize In the Court of Beau? ty, and cateemod Ibo perfection of true loveliness by the ladlee everywhere. Sold by Druggiata and fan o y goods dealers. V. W. BRINORBH HOFP, New York, Bole Agent lor the United sutes. 1 Sept 1 NOTICE.-I, THERESA BONN TAG, WIFE OF OTTO 80NNTAO, Dyer snd fc'courer, rcsidlug st No. 141 Market-street, south ride, do hereby give notice that I will cari y on butin?es as a Sole Trader in one month from the date hereof. Augustas Imo TH ERB SA 80NNTAQ. *W EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-ALL PER? SONS having .^afJ^?r^"^0?S? S?sb, will pre B n t the same legally attested to JOHN E. RIYEK8, Esq., A Korney ct "Law, athis Office, No. 1 Courthouse Square, on or before the ngarr SAT OF NoTaufnana next, or they will be debarred payment; and those indebted to aaid Estate will make Immediate pay? ment to the same. O. E. HUOHE8, Executor. July 20 1, aug a-16. tept Mfg oct Mg, nov 1 aw A CARD- SOU EHERN LIFE LN8UR ANOK COMPANY, ATTENTA DEPARTMENT. To (Ae PtcpU of South Carolina: . . Tbe above Company was organ'xed In 1800, in consequence of the wholesale forfeiture of Southern policies by Northern companies. The unparalleled Bureen of the enterprise baa torced several of these oompantcs to restore tbeir Hontem policies, from tba foot that they could not operate in our midst without tbe appearance of honesty. We keep all onr money at horns to boildnpour impoverished country-every dollar of premium being safely invested lu tbe Hiato from which lt la de? rived The institution is purely Southern, and hence sfcou'd appeal with great force to the patriotism and and sympathy of every Southern heart. 'Tts not our purpose to make war on other com? panies, but lo exhibit the special advantages offered | by thia purely Southern Company-founded on patriotism and solid wealth. Ita ratio ot assets to UlblllUas-the true test of a company's'strength-ls second to none on this continent, being nearly $300 to $100. Whenever and wherever we have pit Boated the claims of this Company, it baa not only enlisted the sympathies of our people, but baa also secured their hearty co-operation. We bave secured 600 policies in Honth Carolina since the 10th of February. We number among our Directora General Wade Hamp? ton and colonel Wm. Johnston, gentlemen well known to every cilixen of South Carolina. We ap? peal personally to tbe people or tout h Carolina to aasist tn pushlog forward this deservedly popular Southern inatllnUon. J. U. MILLER, General A?ent Southern Lifo Insurance Company, No. 23 Broad-street, Augusta, ca. H. Y. TUPPED, Agent, Charleston, 8. C. H. W. DBIA??BURB, M. D., Medical rxamlner. We cheerfully recommend the above Company to Ihe patronage of the citizens of South Carolina. Columbi*, S O_J. fl. Freston. J. P. Carroll, C. D. ' Melton, 8. W. Mellon, J. D. Pope. Camden.-J. B. Kershaw, Wm. M. Shannon, W. E. Johoson. Sumter.-John B. Moore. Vf tan ab oro'.-W. R. Robertson, J. B. McCantP, James H Rion. ! "orktille.-w. B. Wilson, A. Coward, James Ma? son, L D. Wimerspoon, J. B. Bratten. J. T. Lowry, R. G. Mccaw. Anderson.-J. L. Orr. Barnwell.-Jo?. A. lawton, James Patterson, John? son Bago cd Clarendon.-Jno. L. Manning, T. 0. Richardton, Browne Manning. BSFXDXMcxe rat CHARLESTON. General JAME i CONNER, Messrs. PELE ER, RODGERS A CO , JAMES H. WILSON, Esq , GEO. H. WALTER. Esq., LEWIS D. MOWRY, Esq. August 19_2mos AYsTTHE. NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND THE CHEAPEST.-Tax NEWS JOB OFFICE. No. la* BAH f BAY, hiving replenished ita Stock with a new sud large assortment of material of Ibe finest quality ins) latest styles, is prepared to execute, at lb? ?horton notice and in the best manner, JOB PRINTING of every description. Call sod examine the scale of prices before gtylng your orders elsewhere. I ATaT SOLOMON'S BIIT?R8.-THIS PRE PABATI?N, compounded by one of our oldeat ?nd most esteemed dtuggists, has, during the abort time in -which lt has becu offered to the public, attained a reputation which has almost entirely driven out of market the various tonic? and ati mulan ts which, for a few mon1 hs, by exorbitant puffing and heavy ad Vertialiig, succeeded in building a profitable bust ness for their projectors. *g< Solomon's Bitters aro not of the flashy style, de? ntoidina "non large advertising, bought puffs and fictitious recommenaaucmai fnr a sale to a gullible ' public Their composition I? well known to and ap. proved by many of otu best payair-ian?, and the pro? prietors depend upon the Intrinsic merits DI UKW medicine to make,it as popular as lt I* curative,. . - They do net pretend to offer a 'medicinal' prepara? tion that wilt cur* all the fits tar?t fl neb ls heir to, bot they, do contend that the Judie tonal nae of these Ritiere will greatly alleviate human Buffering, and bring very many to a state of comparative health who have long been strangers to that gres? blessing. One good genuine recommendation of any pro? fessed* curative is worth dozens or hundreds of bought certificates, and the Mesara. SOLOMONS have only published a few out of the hundreds of un so'iolted testimonies which the have received. We Una morning give a copy of a letter from Hon. AL? X. H. STEPHKNS, whose peculiarly emseblad condition for the psst six months bas been known I? tbe whole century. His fow carno*t words wilt go much fur? ther io confirm the good ophion already existing as to the beneficial qualities of this medicine than would columns of stereotyped recommend!Hons from unknown parties i Lia xarrx HAIX, I CIUWFsnMviixx, OA., August 1?. 1899.1 Heurt. Am A. Momo*I ct Co , DrvQgittt, Savannah, Qa.: OavTLTaraua-Pleais send me ball a dosen bottles of your Bitters. I hsvo been using them lately upon the recommendation of a tri and, with decided benefit, in givixg tone to tbs digestive organs and araserai strength tony system. Send by Expr?s?, wiib vjlue endorsed, C. O. D. Y"Urs re apeo 1 fully, (Shrned) ALPXAWOFR'H. STSPABNS. August 2? _ .. . - ; Imo aar PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.'-A HEW COU R8E OF LECTURES, os d ollv sred at the Kew York Museum of Anatomy, embracing tbs subs. Jectej How to life and What to LU? for ; 7ontb, Maturity said Old Aga ; Manhood general'* review ad ; the <*U?B o I Indigestion t TUtul-noe ard Near TOUS Diseases accounted foe. i Narraste phfiooopbi 'cally Ocnsidared, Ao. Thea* Lectores irU' b**Ot> waxued. on receipt of four ?Umpa, by addressing :. BEOBETanY Bli AIM OEE MUSEUM OF AN AtO MT, No. T4 WeatBsJttnMS'e-stree t, Baltimore, Md. " I Aprui? ; , . .... nvnrt ; BOSTON AND CHARLESTON LINE-FIRST VESSEL. FOU BOSTON. TUR URIG JOSH A. DP.VKREAUX. JCIABK Moster, bavlDg two-thirds porUom }oro*rgoangsged vrtll re?oive, balance In -light irelgbt. Apply to NOSES GOLDSMITH & SON 8ept 1_8 FUR NEW YUIIU-HEllCH ANT'S LINE. . 1 HE II KO I) I. A lt PAOKBT SCHOONER .TjfJk LILLY, Ruanas Matter, baring nearly al> Jvft&hcr cargo encaged, will receive balance and Lwai?ull prompHy. August 30 _WILLIAM ROACH & CO. EXCUKNIDNS TO ALL POINTS OK IN. TEREST AROUND TUE HABBOR. _x~\_ THE YACHT ELEANOR WILL NOW RE ?v S?UK her tripp to all pointa In (be harbor i_3V^ ?pplylo A. A. GOLDSMITH. ? Ti . At M. Qoldamllh A Son's, av Vend no Range. Or to THOMAS YOUNO, Captain, on board. A og nat io_ EXcURSlOfiS! KXCVMSIO.%81 . >fa, TBE FINE FAST BAILING YACHT* ELLA ANNA, the Champion of the rioutb, i ia now ready and prepared lo make regular i tripa, thus affording an opportunity to all who mar wish to visit points of Interest In our bean, timi harbor. For passage, apply to the Captain on Union Wharf. June ai KOK PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON. THE 8TKAMHH1P PBOMETHE 'US, Captain A. B. o HAT, will Rave Bort? Atlantic Wharf, on TBTOMV, . rplfjiy_f?"_* " * " * Septl_JOHN A THEO. O ETTY. HALTIMUllB ADD CH A R L IE ST o rs STEAMSHIP LINE. THF. STEAMSHIP FALCON,. ' Captain HOBSKT. will sall for Balli, more on FaUJAT, 3d September, at .ball-psst 4 o'clock P. M., iron* Pier No. 1, Union Wnarvee. ea** Through nilla LadiDg signed for all olaasea of Freight to BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA, WILMING? TON, DEL., WASHINGTON CITY, and tho NORTH? WEST. For Freight or passage, apply to COURTENAY A TREN HOLM , ' August 81_4_Union Wharves, NEW VUBK ANO CIIAIILKHTO? HTEAMH HIP LINE. POR N ? W YORK, CABIN, PASSAGE $20. THE fPLFNDID RIDE-WHEEL J STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, R. W. LoaxwooD. Commander, will sall from Adger's bou th Wharf on SAT cHSATI September 4th, at B o'clock, P. M. aar An extra charge or $8 mada for Tickets pur? chased on board siter aalllug. 4W No BUI s of L?alas, signed after the steamer leaves. - JO* Through Bills Lading given for Cotton to Boston and Provide ti ce. R. I. aa- T brough Bills ol lading given to Liverpool. 4&s~ Marlua Insurinoe by tin? line % per cent. 49? Tho Steamers of tbla line are first class In every respect, and their Tables are snpnlied with all1 .the delicacies of the New York and Charleston mar? ket?. For Freight or Pissaro, apply to JARES AUGER A CO.. Agonts, Corner Adger's Wbari and East Bay (Up-itaira.) O-The Steamship CHARLESTON will follow and sail on TTOKDAX, September 7, at balf-paat 7 o'clock A. M._AlignstOO VORN HW IOUK, REO ULAR LINE EVER Y WEDNESDA Y. _ -v i rr. ? THE SPLENDID BTE1 MSB IP /^SS?fwSSm HA11AG03SA, Captain O. RTDtH, ??gj/ftalYjBRr wm leave VspdMhorat'a Wbari on. -~X&Qmm*WL* YViDNEBDai, Beptember 1.16G9, al 1 o'clock P. M. BAVEN EL st CO., Angn.faa .?_ Agents. PACI VIC MAIL HTKADIHIIIP CONIPVaV t sTAOVOH UM! IO CALIFOBNIA. OEHNA AND JAPAN. QBANQK OF SAILING DATS! fl fltheMil STEAMERS 07 THE ABOV ^^jfaWfiz lise l?ate Pier No. 43, Norlh Biter. ?&A^T???XAJ loot ol Canal-street, New York, at aaT?aaHsaCllsW 13 o'clock noon, of tb? l?t, ll th and list of every month (except when these dates lall en Sunday, then tbs R. turd ay preceding). Depailare of lat ?od Slat connect at Panama wits steamers for"Beutb'Psclfio and Central Americar ports. Those <f lal touch at ManeanlUo. '. Departur* of 11th ol each month connecta with tbe new ateam line from Panama to Australia and New Zealand. Bteamahip CHINA l*a*?a 8an Frarcisco for Coln*, and Japan October!. lhC'j. No California ateamers touch at Havana, bal gu direct from New York to Asptnwall. Ona hundred pounds baggage Iree to each ?dal?. Medicine and attendance' (ree. For Passage Tickets or (arther information apply at the HOM PAN V'S TTOKKT OFFICE, on the ?bar' foot Of Canal-street, North Bi ver. New York. March ia_ITT_F. D. RABY, Agent. KOR GKOHUKTOWN, 8. C. s. ?aslg^s.- THE BTBAMKB EMILIE, (BAY 4gj3S*fcHCINO be*n unavoidably detains* ) win leave aa above on 7 nu am AX Moasrrao, the 3d in at. Freight wi? be received Taut Dar at South Commer? cial Vf barf. SHACK ELFORD & KELLY, Axants, Sept 1_1_No. 1 Boyce's Wharf. OH AN OE OF SCHEDULE. FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA. VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JA0E8G , - VIELE. _ JTWeaw THE ELEGANT AND FIRST-CLASH ?mKSmWmwm STHAMER DICTATOR, Captai? W. T. MoNai.Tr. wUl sall (rom Cbarieston every TrasnAT KVEHIHQ, at Nine o'clock, tor the above. pointa. Oonnect?ng with the Control Railroad at Ba vandal for Mobile and New Orleans, and with tba Florid! Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys, at whlol point aieamerat connect irtth New Orteana, Mobile; Pensacola, Bey West and Hsvana. Through Bills Liding stgued to New Orleans itel Mobile. All freight payable on tho ?bjrf. Gooda not removed st sunset will ba atorad at xis and expensa of owner?. __ J. D. AIKEN A CO., Agenta. ' Msy Vt_ns_South Atlantic Wharf. Flllt BBAVFOilT, KRISTO AND ROCK? VILLE. -JT"""*l?, ?nBSTEAMER PILOT ROY, ??SaKCipliln Finn PKca. will leave for thc above, points on THUB*DAT MORMIHO, at 8 o'clock. Returning, wUl leave Beaufort Faina* MOBJIWO, at 8 o'clock" - . . I '~j For ?Miffht or Pasmo, apply to the ""_ .... Uanoi OF THE AGENCY, August 31 2 ?cc om m cd allon Wharf. Sfpntif Jitter*. PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, #*- - THEY CURE DT8PEP81A, aaa AU DIS XIS IS OF ra STOMACH AND LIVER. THXT AU-sjiooaaaainrn ar rai' MBDioAL T'ji.oxixt'Tyr?. HEGEMAN & CO., K AGENTS, J? KW YOJtK. , GHXCOT AYE APCTHJOAIT, . jo -BL X ? t*% s rr o sr, ?.o. ?sT-?W Mal ty DruffrUt* jrWf^esW?.-?? ' ^btuAiy 15 ', inwflyr fps *? h o o rt B r 'i SUPERIOR TO THE BEST IMPORTED CO-. LOGUE WA TEE, raatrofsetnred aod sold wbc4eeaie .and ratall br Dr. B BABB, \ June ?4 Ho, 181 Misting slnyat. "*v? ' : '? I :'- .'? ($0:1 1 ' ' ';'