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THE DAILY NEWS. 1I0BDAN, DAWSON 4 CO, PBOPBLHTOBJ. OFFICE No. 149 BA61 BAY. O Tbl II i H rir~ Dn&j on? j?r.M 00 DULI News, ?IX moaths. 3 00 - SUXT ^rws, three month*.3 00 XurWBnLX News, one year.3 00 Tai-Wxxaxi Nsw*, arx months.a 00 HY?-? tavamaiy In advance, No paper sent ???ess tb* caa? accompanies the order, or for a long _ " ane tiaa pwd tor. TH? LI ULT Saws will be served to anbacrlbera In tia. atty ai is oana * week. Ar>7XBTt>HKRirea -Ftrat Insertion, 15 ooo ta a Uno ; awnasqnrnt .a?ertioa?i, 19 cents a noe. Bnalness Motion* a) cont? a Un?, alarrtaee and Funeral No Mies. On? Oolta? ei?-!i. _ if s rr s s p a ? i ? f. _Gold at Now York yesterday dosed active ?od excited at 35 with an advancing tendency. -The New York cotton market was quiet and ?toady. Baled 600 bales at Soo. -JjJ Liverpool cotton, uplands, was lSJd.; Orleans 13|ol3{J. Oates 12 000 talcs, of which 3000 was for speculation and export. -Gooree Sand sud racially: "I do not love Boney, but I love to ap .ni it." - There is no* a nmcmmt in Texts to bring forward a straight Democratic ticket, bat it ia not bo'ievoJ that snob a ticket would have much strength. -Tba New York Herald su^eests that Grant send a speoial messenger and a war steamer after Prinoe Arthur, with an invitation to spend a month at tho White House, s, -A Baltimorean rocen tit jost escaped tVe fate of Genevra. He tumbled into & big chest; the lid fell and caught fast, ?nd bis smothered yell? did not bring aid until he was nearly -Worth, tho nun milliner of Paris, was ??ked recently what trimmings sbould be put ona dress Jost finished. He answered, turning .up his nose as te spoke, ''None whatever; it is only an 800 franc dress. -A London telegram Bars : ,cThe brillian? cy ?nd power of tbe sun for the past week lias been highly favorable to crops in the British Isles, ?nd ? large harvest ts now certain. No? where in Europe bas there boen sash a falling off in the price of cereals a? in England, and unless gratter encouragement is given it will be fbuud that foreign importa will be on ? muon smaller scila attar tba subsidence of tba effects of the late rise.* -The Wampum Avalanoao, which ranks among the foremost Djmootatio or Conserva? tive journals of Tennessee, recently gave place to tba following : " B*j.?enise tba negro's right to vote ; oeasa to abuse and sneer at him ; treat him ?aa naman being, with a soul in hi? bodv, ?od as susceptible of the sersibili ties, tba resentments, and frailties of humani? ty, and ho will at once emulate th J mngna ninuty of tba whites, endeavor to rival them to industry, enterprise and thrift; cultivate ?mirv ; educare bis children; aoqrure home? steads for ht? fatally; atti ve io desc ve the con donee of bis fallow-men; ?nd. ?hov j ?ll, ha will never cast bin vote to the injury >f the white aun, who bs has learned by kindness, is his only frioud." -The Baltimore Garotte'* Washington cor? respondent sayP: "After all. the South baa but eoe source to look to for substantial help, and that is the Democratic parts at large. It will be found iu'he^ad an infallible correctivo of ali existing abuses, ?od the only one. Until another opportunity is afforded of testing the .trangie of the right, tba people now 'under the heel of tho despot' muse perforce be a% patient as possible. Ibero oarer has boen a moment of tims ?tuce the fall ot B.ohmond when A-i ? voluntary aotioo on their part could tn the slightest degree have ameliorated t'ieir condition. They may yet ?ave their honor by utterly refarong io the futura to move another step in ?nv political direct io a, exoept when or? dered by their oppressors in unmistakable lao gaago, backed by the power ot the bayo.io I" -Tba fj&>teug statement apps IM in the Pftlf tfall Gazette: "AU the es. rao.diuary pro ?eeedlngs of the many fanatical sects, whoso rapid increase has excited so much anxiety in Bassit aro fairUr thrown in the shade bv a tembl? ?ot of seLt-hncnolation wbioh is report? ed from tba government of oaraiow. A few months ?go tho prophets of a new re-heion made their appearance in that part of the em? pire preaobiog aoli-dostruJtion by fire as the only sure rojd to salvation, and to readily ?as their dreadful doctrine received by the ignorant ?ad superstitious peasantry that in ooo large village nj bas than seventeen hundred persona assembled in some wooden bouses and having berri eadei the doors ?nd windows sat the build ays on fire ?od perished io tba flames The authorities are dome ?11 thev oan to stay the procrees of this new madness, bat their task ie obviously a difficult oue. The puauh menis which the tow can lnfliot must have attie terror for enthusiast? who deliberately ebonee ? death so horrible as the true road to Beaven." -Tbs eminent Belgien painter Baron Jean Henri Leys, whose death on August 27th, at Antw.rp, bas beau ?nnounoed, was born in tipia, and was originally intended tor tba ob ox oh, At the early ?ga of fifteen ha bac?mu ? pupil of his hxotiier-in-law, Brakaleer who was ao artist of so .e diaVioottoo. lu three yeera' time be bad mads such progress that a picture from hu easel was assigued a place in the annual exnbition at Brussels. His favor? ite boo was the histoiio.il, and ho excelled io all ardisj ?lojrical details, in the ottumis, manners, buildioes of the Low Countries, ia .lining, moro ?nd more to tho pre-Rapbaelites to treatment and finish, uatil his latest pic tores were marked by a hardness bejoud the most advanced of the rsalisfcio school. Among bis greater wotks aro, "Blarearet or Austria receiving tba Ja tus of tl a Ai o tors of Antwerp.* ''Young Luther 8ingiog in tho Stref >s of E senaoh," and .' loo Institution of the Gj.deu F.eece " A critic, in c ?minen inc. upon toe merita of this artist, lays: "if mero were no sucii things as Bun and atmosph?re, and all o'-'jeds wero aeen m broad 1'gai on all .ides, to? Boroo Leys would perhaps rank as one of tho greatest psiotsrs of ?ll time; but tba total ?been- e of shadows in hm pictures ?od ?mutability or uowdlinttoess to soften distant objects by an interpoaiug medium, ?re as fatal V his reputation ?* to his popul triiy. Nevertheless, ha al wats comm .nded the hieb? est PP oes tor hts works, and tba first named of the throe mentioned above was held in Loudon ai the lai-io figure of $50 OOO." -lt appears another Claimant to the nowf?. mons Fenian fund bas entered the letra! ?rena, io straggle for the gladatorisl spoils. 0,i Fri? day nigar last. Colonel O'H.ho.iy was served With a simmons to sho* cause whv a .oth r nj unction would noe ba issued in the cause io wh.ou he is a p trty. An aotion bas been brou- Lt by Hrs. CD mo van (Bossa) for the recover? of ft ?ton of 18009 in gold, ?llegad to be due her hnsbaod, Jeremiah O'D. Bossa now confluid to an Koallah prison, by Colonel O'?aboo? i,nd .then. It la alleged in the charge on wbioh the summons waa granted, that Colonel O'Ma honey and others bircd Mr. Rosea to edit paper published in Dublin, cal:ci tho Iris Peopio-afterwards seized by the Bntis government, lt is alleged that Mr. Boss advanced the sam of $2500 to thc mat agemcnt of such paper, and that th farther sam of $5500 wis due bim o accouut of his services as editor. It is itu ther alleged that tbe money io court was ic tended for the liquidation of the debi. Mn Bossa,on behalf of her husband, therefor claims $3000 LD cold, with compound interee accrued s< nco 18th September, 1865. Colone O'Mahony is required to file an answer beter September 17. In an interview w;th Colon? O'Mahony. he stated that he never hired Mi Rossa-that he never had any interest in o received profit from the Dublin Irish People which, ho said, was a private speculation c the home organization. Ha classes the clair as frivolous in tho extremo, und hints that th ladv has been cajoled in lo taking the step. CHARLESTON. -o FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 3, 1869. The Vire Department. It is said that the City Council will b asked at an early day to abolish the presen fire detriment and create a paid fire de partment, consisting of six steam fire en gincs, with ono engineer and ten firemen ti each engine. This is to be proposed on th' soore of economy, and not because any faul is found with the present fire departmen which, wo undertako to say, ia as thor o'jghly efficient as any fire department ii the Uaited States. Only a week ago a bill was passed by thi City Council making six colored fire com panies a part of the fire department, ant authorizing them to be paid one-half th< oomponsation paid to white fire companiei having the same class of engine. Thii measure adds about $5000 a year to tb? oost of the department, and it is rather in consistent that the very men who insisted on passing this bill should now be so anx? ious to break up the wnole department "foi the sake of saving a few thousand dollars." The oost of a paid fire department of six steamers, each having one engineer, at $72C a year, and ten firemen at $480 a year, would be $33,120. For the year ending April 27, 1869, the whole oost of the fire department, consisting of 8 steamers, 4 hand engines, 2 trucks and 4 auxiliary companies, was $30 521. That is to say, we had last year 16 engines and 2 hook and : ladder c mpaniea for two thousand five hundred and ninety nine doUart lesa than the oost of the prop >ued p tid department whioh lo to have ouly 6 engines. This fact is easily accounted for. At present eaoa if the steam engines is paid by the oity $3000 a^ear. This is tho whole expense to the city of each steam engine. And yet it is proposed to or?ate a paid department of six steam engines, each of whioh is to oott yearly $5620 We do not stop now to show, as oaa be done, that our fire depart ment costs less for its sise than any other fire department in the country. All that we desire to prove is that we cannot have a paid department of the same efficiency at anything like tire moderate expense of our present fire department. The figures* are plain enough. To begin with, there are to be 6 steamers at a oost of $5520 each. There must be a ohief engineer and at least one ass'si-ant, whoso united salaries-in these latter days-will* not be less than $2000. We assume that 2 hotk and ladder compa? nies will be thought necessary, whioa will add about $2400 to the bill. Here is, at once, a yearly oh&rge of $37 520, without aiding ono oent for grease, oil, repairs of entines, repairs and renewals of hose, which, together, amount to a v<-ry consid . r-il'le rum The ne ur plan wruld give us 6 steam engines and 2 book and Udder oom pnnies at a cost of uearly $40 000. List veer our volunteer fire department cost $30 OOO for 8 steam engines, 8 hand en g-neR and 2 houk aud ladder oompaniee. * T tere is another point which must not be ov.rloeked. Toe 8 stexm engines and 4 hand engines tn possession of the white companies belong to th >se o mpanies, and are their private property. At the very beginning, then, the oity would have to pro? vide engines for the department, and we leave it to any ingenious Alderman to de? termine how the cit/ oan afford to boy, for oash or on oredit, s'x steam fire engines of the same class as those now used by our volunteer department This would oost, we Hupposp, at least $50,000. There is not. as far as we oan see, one soli? tary sound argument in favor of the propo? sition for treating a paid fire department; but there is every reason for believing that snob a o bange would add largely to the expenses of the ei'y, while it would give us a department weaker numerically, and cer? tainly less trustworthy, than the one whioh now protects us against the greatest dan? ger to wbiab our pmnertv i" exposed. Scott's KaUroad Taotict. About a month ago we brought to light a bill in ?q i i ty filed in bebal- of the Presi? dent aud Directors of the B mk of the 8ta?e of South Carolin? aga nut the Lumms Kui road and others, iu which bill complaint wan made that at a sale, under an txecu'inu u> l*w, of tbe rolling mock of the LiureD' Rulr.iad Company. (? hat corporation beirg iosolveni, and the. Sa'e and the bank being bm h heavily imerested as cr?ditons in lb* disposition of itu a?Bw*M ) '.? loO'itnntivn ?. nu neild and kn>oked offf? hi* Excellency Hubert . K Scott, not in his officia' character ai '.Qooenor, but to kim as a ? individu si, mud ?.that ibo agent, oueJ>seph Crews, who "anted for the purohaoer, has proolainud "tha< A? means to remove thi said locomotive, "regardlees of the paramount lisna of lb? "8 ate and the bank, boto hetti being per "feeted long anterior to the judgment "under whioh the locomotivo mn? sold." Toe complainants, therefore, prayed for a writ- of it-junction restraining Hoott sod Croye from removing tbe locomotive or any other m irable propertv of whioh they ru'gb have beO'ime purchaiters. Attorney Q -ne eal Chamberlain, himself a newly imported (U'lical, joined in th? prayer for this in ju'io'ion, charging that "tho purchaser* .'under tiid ?ale (Scott and Crews) are now . deaning and eontrioina to remove aid dis -pose of said properly so purchased." The ?ext thing was a letter from "Veri "tab" defending Scott. "Veriiai," is in the confidence of Scott, and in his letter said : .Tho Governor was not aware that any snob "property was to be sold. It is alleged that a "number of persona wno have \ osseaaion of tbo ..road in violation of the charter, ruoning it "purely in their own intsrest, havo been eell "?ug all the loose property of the road to tbe ..great injury ot the State, which bas tbe prin "cipal intereat in it, and also to (he injury of "the bondholders. A short time ago they de "taehed ihe oyhnder from one of the engines, "aod were about to sell it to the Grecu*illo "Railroad. Ur. Joseph Crews, representative "from Laureus, happened to be pn sent, and "believing, from what ho KUOW of tho circum "btances attending the sales, that the proper "ty waa about to be aoenfaced, bought it for "the t?tate in the name of iho Governor. Mr. "Crews believed he would be fully justified by "the Governor, and tnat it was belter that the "property should bo held in the name of some "one who would prevent its being squandered "for the benefit of a few private individuals." Ike third chapter in this eventful history is the letter from Hr. James, whioh we print this morning. It is more than Soott and "Veritas" can answer, try they never so hard. An attempt to whitewash Governor Scott, in this as in every other branch of bis taotioal course, is only a waste of ma? terial. The more he is eoraped the blacker he growp. Tho September Klee Ho ns The first of the fall elections took place in California on Wednesday. The members of the Legislature, county officers, and two judges of the Supreme Court were then chosen. There was great excitement be? fore the decisive day, in the rural districts as well as in the large cities, and it was diffi cult to define some of the subdivisions of party. The last cleciion for judges of the Supreme Court in California ocoarred in 1867, when Royal T. Sprague, Demoorat, was eleoted over John Curry, Republican, by a majority of 2269. lu 1868 Grant oar ried the State by 514. In the Legislature of 1868 the Republicans have a majority of six in the Senate, and the Democrats a ma? jority of twenty in the House-Democratic majority on joint ballot, fourteen. The Democratic candidates for judges of the Supreme Court are J. B. Crockett and WU liam T Wallace, and for Mayor of San Franoisoo Frank McCoppin. ? Tue Vermont election takes place on the 7th of September, for Governor and State officers. AB the State ia overwhelmingly Radioal, the cleotion of that tioket is mer ally certain. The State election in Maine occurs on the 13 a September, and will afford some indi? cation as to the popularity of General Grant and his administration, and whether they have lost or gained popularity. Grant's ma? jority in 1868 was 28 080 and Chamberlain's, the present Republican candidate for Gov? ernor, 20.403 A United States senator is to be ohosen in place ef William Pitt Fes senden, who seems to have lost some caste with the Radicals on account of his course ia the Senate relative to the impeachment trial-he having voted against that meas? ure. The malcontents are not, it is appre? hended, sufficiently strong to prevent his return to the Senate if he desires to go. There is also some muddle in regard to the liquor question, and a third party is talked of. Some of the Republican papers affeot to despise the movement, while the Demo? crats are hopeful of creating a split in the Republican ranka that will result to their benefit. But the indications are that whether a third party attempts to malm a show at the polls or not, Chamberlain will be re-eleoted by a decisive major? ity. The Democratic candidate for Gov? ernor is Guueral Frat kltn Smith, quito a strong and popular candidate. Chamber? lain is the candidate of f.e Ridicila and Qiohborn of tho "?hird party " Some in? terest ia attached to the dec ion in M .ti no, as her vot-', with her State motto-"Dirigo," I lead-is usad in nil important electioneer? ing occasions as tending to show which way the popular sentiment, is drifting. The above comprise all the State el c tions thai occur during the monta of Sep? tember. In October the great field days of tho fall oampaigu occur in Pennsylvania and Oaio, with State elections in Iowa and Colorad*-; and iu November the elect ions in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Miuueaoia, Wisconsin and Illinois-with Mississippi and Texas-close the fall aoa eou for ibo y ar 1869 Ms S W. M Armies lays that, in the ci . of tbe B ink vs the Supervisors of New York. 7th Wallace's Reports, page 26, it is fully decided by ihe 8uprema Coan of the United States that the national currency oannot be taxed by State authority. It follows that the tax law of this State ia ia this respect unconstitutional TUE merchants of Blackville, at the re? quest of the planters, have agreed not to bay ootton betweea 8 P. M and daylight, with the hope that they may be able to oheck the parchase of stolen cotton. This is an important matter, and will, we hope, receive personal attention. THEES was aa iiaowudiary fire ai John? sonville on Friday night. Such crimina sots are the natural cons queue es of tie in? cendiary sp-eches whicii Congressman FI '("? iimus.-H himself bv dd i ve rim;. j} (Uris. QUAKLB8TUN HOTEL, CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA. THIS riBRToOLAm BOCEL .-I 'DATED IN A pleasant location, and in the bounces portion of tba cit , rend ?ra iiiiieuu.it <minnie note' for eiwier permin.-ut or tran*-eut p.aes u. . he accommodations are aaMTpMi ed. bavf m <-x on-tivi. aulles .<* elegantly fu 'il -noil ap.runout* lo I mi iel a d si ag M rentls m?n The proprietor will endeavor io maintain the bl li rnputittou o joyed bv Ina " :b*rlosU>n" as a Amt clans bott?-, aaa a? effort ?lil t>? spired to de? serve . eontlDaa 'Ce of tbe liberal psiroamgn hereto? fore bf tow I n non lt Ihe ben ot Liva y aceommodtyion? will be found adjoining tbe establishment lb? bon?? I supplied with the ratebreted Arto slan Water <>< winch dad ?h'fal tia ha eau bn bad wither day or Mihi. K. M. J-flg'O*, Jniy IS Proprietor. f^T. t, L II ll ff HWTKli. t Ml * SW AMI) OOM MO I IOOK ?OOH* TOt'Al KD namer AI Rriedws? ?uti KoTtv-saonbd-inroni poMeawM a-ifuDtagfw OT. r all other I io IM? . for ' ti? so kou.modatiou u. Its puesta, lt wu lindi expressly for % flr-t-rlits family hoarding boase-the rouai? Seine- larg? abd ea ?.ni'o. bes tea ty sie tm-?nb not ID:, cold w ter. sod furnished ?. nm i to n ne; wb<ir ihe callasry dopsrtmeut ls in tb?- nost wxueri- nred ?ands, aO'irdlog jingle au unequaled table. doe of S i wood'? Pu'"lit i levalor* is at?o union u oe "rrndnro improvement*" aa>i ?i ?he servie? o' (nu-ts it ah hours. I lie Hroadwi, sad Ouivertmy PIuu- ur? oass mr loor everv tour .nitrates, monia trou, tbe It) dall to Central Pa k, while the . txtii au . eventl tvrnae'ine* are but a shirt blick n eltuex sine i Bord mg ample facilities for coinmoaaiostlai/ SIM SI he depo'S, sioam'.ooi bandiana, ..lace? of ?rr um nest ? -,1 hurlofwsof the irre d metropolis. MORE ?Si H BJ LL KY, Proprietor*. Marella 8? oe Wants. WAKTKD, A GOOD I-.M\D:;K>S. TO go t j.-ullivan's island and wash for a ?mall amib. Apply between one and two o'uiock at Ko. 12 .-MI I H-siBEET, corner Wenrworlh. Sept 3_'_I WANTKO. A BOV WHO WOULD BK willing to cake himself generally nsefal aa Clerk in a Hardware blore. Address P. O. Box 371. Sept 8 6? COTTON OIN RINO. - W AN TED, A th oronghly < ompetent person to 'upenniet d a set of Oins He must undeistand in nil ita details the ginning and preparation of sea I la: d ' ott n Best of re?eienees required, Address ELY BOY, No. 55, Charleston I?. O. 6 hept 3 WAITED TO REM', A SCHOOL H'iDSK and BENiDl'NiE. Addrj-e. stating term?, P. O. Box No. 16?. wfm22 AngntA II WA lt TKO, A SITUATION, BT A HE t P' ('TABLE WHIT K GIRL, aa Cook and Waster. Osn come weU r-comnonrted. Inquire at No. 38 H IAlE-viBEET._2? Sept a SIX IirstiriED HANDS WA NT H D, FOB work on the Brunswick and Albany Railroad, ueoroli. Wages one dollar and tweniy?voc n.s (fl 25, pei day Piee transi ona?on out For fur? ther particular?, apply st the corner of Vande rhorst and Coming stieets or at Forest House, No. 190 Kim-s. reel, ot Gt ORGE L. PRATT. J. M. MEU OBB. Agent B. and A B B._t-eptl ATOI NG MAN, OF POUR YB \ KS' business crpcienro In this eily, and cspsble oi g,vii g the best references herc, desires a perma? nent situation in som" Wholesale House-cotton Factorage pn f trod. Address A. B. 0., Box 30. Sept 1 imo* WANT Kl), A ?IN GI. H. KLDMtU WO? MAN lo mind chlldcen. Apply at No. 28 REID ST ii LEI, between 12 and 2 o'ciock. august 31 _ WAMT D. A COMPS TKNT ANO RE? LIABLE M A a Coppersml'h and Tur? ner, accnsioned to Railroad work. Good wuges and steady employment. Address 0. COL'INN, Master of Al acl.mei y, A. and G. Railroad. Savannah, Gs. August 3u _6 Gi OD SKHVANTS. WHITE A%D C?l U KED, can bo ohtameri by ayplylng to EM PLOYMENi cFiICE, 2>o. 60 Qacen-stieet. Au?ust 23 WANTKO, s YOUTH KKOH ll? to 40 years old, who would be wiliiuir lo mal:, him? self generally usoful us i lcrk ina store in Untoi vide, t*. C. Address J. Osl OFFICE BOX, No. 17. Union C. H., S. C. _August IA dh Off WATCH KlllSti TO K V K ic Y MpO?.) IGBBT1 Buslnoss enlirolynew. Atienta making lortunes I Addie--. (J. S. M. CO., BID DE' JJ'OB' , M ^ I NC. Imo gao August M Wsi NIE O, UV A MAIIKIKO JUAN, A situation In ?orno Cotton MRI -outh or South? west; ts acqniinted with all brauchet, saving work? ed in them all, but should sdect W IRVING sn a choice. 1 artic? wishing to engage such s person ?ill please address a note, mt ng terms, to JOHN J. KELLY, No. 148 :tate-8trts3t, Rexton. May M WANTEO, KVKU?BODV TO ??liB 8CBIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY - CH ABLES C. BIGHT EB'S Select Library Of New Books contains all ol the latest publications. April 21_No. 161 K'NG-STBEKT. CHINESE LAB?KERS.-PARTIKS wishing to employ largo or stuaL' numbers of CHINESE LABORER?, cay make the necessary arrangements for p roc urine gang? of sit' required delivered in any part or the country, bv spnlieatton to KOOPMANSCHAAP, han Francisco, california July 20_ WANTKO. KV IC K Vito I) Y TO K. N < > W that JOB PRINTING uf ill kinds. phUu on ?I ornamental, is e-xecub-d promptly in che neates' style sud at tbs lowest New York pri es, u ion MW? Jul) offlec. No. 149 r.A-r H4.Y Call ?nd ex? amine tbe scale of pnces bet?re giving your orders elBOWhsre. _ WANTED. \GKVT? KOK I UK AM UBI? CAN FA ?M EBV HORSE BOOK, tn both Eng? lish and Oerman, by Robert -tow. rt, Y .->., ol Misa. 1 he worn covers the whole ground of the breeding aud reining, and the ireiiment ot borres sud mules, bo'.b in sickness sud hsalih. It has won lt? wav to popular favor, and ts tvdsy the mott popular and bent Kelling Horas Book ont. Adoras ii F. VEN , Publisher, cincinnati. 0. fimo* hf arch 19 $.0 font OFFICE TO RRIT.-THAT DESI Kt BLSOFFI E.No 40 BBOiD-STRKKr, rou Uiuinjr two room* (iront and baot ), now ia com? pleto orner. Applv on premises to I. s. K BEN? NETT, orto Na ??65 KI NQ-<TB ItJj T. Sept 3 TO ItKNT. A COMFOKT ABLE TWO STORY DWELLING in a ideas.nt locu tty. Apply St No 33 CiNNO.N-VTBFKT. 1? i?ept 3 TO K* NT, TWO OM TUIIBK KOOJ1S. Applv st tbe HO'' HEASI 0>)KNEB OK M bON AND -OCIE T.fTBKB H 6? ? ept 2 KKK. i-STATIC AQKvrS, INOOIHEKS hading nooses to rout, caa have tbeir Plac rds, Ac, piinted st tho lowe?! rates ?Dd In the newest and neatest stvlet or ivpe, st IHK NtiWS JOB OF ?ICE, No. 149 .sst Kay Jn Sais. FUK SAUE, A (? DOD HI LC H COW. AP? PLY at NO. 85 BI'O'D-M Kb til-, lour noora Lom K nj. 1* i-ept? FOR SA' K, 1100 ACI?LS OF Wi LL TIMBERED i - NO in lower p riot barnw. U Count , six miles (rom-ouib disto River. Terms made very l-iw For particulars, address Dr. O. B. liU 1' io, Graham'? Turnout, U.S. lt. H. Augu?t 20 D?o 38 SAND AND GRAVEL FOR SALK AT low rites at MABSUALL'.i WHARF. Augui>t 20 Imo FOR SALE, KOHR trice i Krui IC OL? LER (?INS. -i co i-l hand, nut little used 1 Prem u-u Faun Gri-t All I. ..Froeous'* Patout 1 ila. d-power teelGriat Mid 18 Plough-*, of van-d and most apnroved patterns, all out Uitlo used au i at low pri.es 1 Conon B eaker 1 Four-horse Po .or steam tnjiao. iee ?nd hand, in good rouaiiinn Applv to A M BRON, BARKLKY * CO., Nor beast coruer Meetiug sud Cumberland etreofs august 9 ?rn i FOX SAL.'-.THE Ol Sm .OLK HK?t DiN E. near Hampstead Mal.-the Uim-e and L''L No. B4 Amerirs-stret, oue io >r s.iutli >>t Biak.-, on east -ide of -aid svreet lbs Lo. mt ?-ure* in fronton mo c -etrec C? teut 8 ,ueue-, in Uepih 150 feet, m TC orles*, with the r ar pur.i j.i oi ibo lot on the south, sss - Jeet - leen- s. Ou th i pre < ipo-1-< s m.mUntully ->ul t iwo- md-a hsif rt,irv wood-n wei an; o a brick t-uu cition oontsiuing five squire .ooir-, witb gae flxtin- s u o-der a dress nj loom, p int ry . ml finish, a strict, aud cou bl? p szxa. all uvero i will heavy tin .a.ely repuiui e , ?nd a p.'ivite stairway; sis?, s two ?tory Kdouen ?.Itt? tun- -oom-, a o .cjn.iuse. >tanlo and H y loft, Ac. ; al-o an?ex e. sive elster i, bul il with a filio inn waJl,tan 1 ? gocd wei ol cbo oe spring water, i ooo rurul<heJ with m modern U'up, Au open fence lu iront, win ev r reen hedgs, also fliweruaiden in front, ettenslve vine ot chooeg'-jpes now l-i lull bearing, v^gotao-e gsrdeu sud irnlt trees compris? ing tweet orang", necia ine. peach, plum, fig. Atc. The veigb orhooI In notoilcut a? s be.lthy location Posfcssiou rail be g.voa lmmedittnly. For terms ko. a pl) to Ei-WutD 0.1 HA HIN, No. 8 QtUmMtrO) t, near Old Poaiotlice or on the premises. . August 19 AUCTION KEKS, BK OK Kits?, -NO others withing ". or sale" Elsrards, business Cards, or other Jon Printine executed witb neat o-'tt and dis; atch. wil consult their loiorest by leav? ing the.r orders St THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. No. 149 East Bay._ TJTOK SALK, OLO NKWSP'PK S IN F any ?oautity I'dce 75 coats per hundred The cheapi'sr wriprno ? ptper that can be used. Ap? plv s' tbe offlen ot < HE S - Wv Mdrcb 1 BO I " D'NU -?'Li H IS \ \ I Un, ..MS CW bo ont li'cslsi NO 3 '.. K N1->IK-E . <'pp" Hi - Surleiy, P.easd apu'v ueau- v :. 'il* sep 1 _ lUma?ai._ PHILIP SCH'CK'IA \, OK A LEK IN W(-u -1 i-D AN-) HUM il I-VG -. hs? removed t'-his lo mor stoic, No 271 KI G-S I Ur E ?, On,io ?iie ilas,-l-Htn-ei. Aiutusi J! | J 'U. 'le ,s <w PIACUKTI1. No. 36 Broad-street, CoarleMon. e. C., BBOKKRb. AUCfiONKEUS, BBALKSTATB IND GENERAL CllltlRl>SSION AGKNT? Will attteuj to Beating and Collect ng ol henit and purchase and ss e ct stocks, Hon JS, Bold Hilter snd HMII Esraie. ALSO Jo ibo Pa ctaaeu ot Good? ana Mupplics for parties ia tho country upou reason ibie erms. GBOUOS C. HOLUBS.A l.tXAKUtE M ACHE i M. Jamisrv 1 yr Tr. II u m p H K ta v s, HHOKB-R, AUCTIONEER AND COM HIS SION MEROLIA A l. ."ALBS OP BK AL, BSlA'IK f-TOURS. BONDS, SB U0H1T1KS AMI Pe.R>ONAI. FbOPcBII A ii EN m. i? to. No. il 1 8 lt O ? D-s T R E K T oaaBLB-ioN, o. 0. mnnen Hot). HEN HI 8UIS1. W. J. VlaGBATB, atf. Geaersi .IAUFK 0ONNKR, T. fi. WARING, ED?. October JHeetmp. KiVGLK STEAM FIliE K.tGlNE CUJI. PANT. YOU ABE HEREBY FUMMONFD TO ATTEND ^Kegul ir Monthly Meet njr of ?our Comp ?ny at your Hail, on J HU (Fri Ja-.) EVKNIMO, 3d inst., at 8 o'clock. By order. ARI HUB M. C H KN, Sept 3_^ SeceUry. MANION FI tc K ENGLUE COMPANY. AT1END THE REUCLvB MON ? Tl LY MEETING Of your I omuanv. at your Hill J HI3 (Friday) Evit-trao, at ha.f-past (jeven o'clock. B order. G A. CALDER, Sept 3 secretary. HiUirxs in PanHrautco. IN THU DISTRICT COliKT UV TIBS UNITED STATES. FOR bOUTH CAROLINA. AUOUsT Tf RM, 1869. - lt THE MATTEB OF W F. BEDDlMi, BANKEUPT.-PETITION FOB FOLL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANK? RUPT- 'Y.-(ToVred, That a hearing bo bad on the FouBTH DAT ov OOTOBKB, A. D. 1889, at F?d? eral Courthouse In Charles oo, 8. 0, ind that ?ll creditors, Ac. of said Bankrupt appear at said time and p so ., mod show canse, lr any ibey can, why the prayer of the petti loner should not bo granted. ByorcJerof the Court, the Uh dayof August 1869. DANIEL HOBLBECK, Clerk of thc District Court of .he U. S. for 8. C. August 27 13 i?opartncrai)tp Mire. COP A If I re Kt? SHIP Kl O T 1 C f'-MR. H EN h Y W. FRO-1 ia this day as-ocinot with us as a Copartner, i he bu in. -ts will be co .cuoted lu ebor.est n ucdtr tue on firm of GuU.iDlr*1, M ATTHiB-M-.N 4 C i, and in Savannah nuder that of G-UIiDIN.-?. YOU^O & FuO ?. Hf.MtT GOOI'DIN. ROBER i' N. OOURDIN. September 1, I860. LOUTi Gr. YOONG. _?- ep t I_i_ THK COPv: IM.HSII]?> Ui-IWUTC KOUE ex-.R'iiie under tl o a rno ami style of KlUETR k CHAPMAN having expirad by its own limitaiion. wo, 'he nn-'o oigued. bavo tornicd a new Copartuci >hip, under tho Hume name .ind btv lu tor the transaction of business at No. SIB K ng ? reet, Charlo-ton. su. H. W. K I . iE. September 1,18C9. W. C. CHAPMAN. Sept 1 3 Piss?lottoa of Cup urta r rs bip. DISSOLUTION ..!.' COP A KT VE KS HIP. Tho conjr ncrnhlp b-reiolr?-.?. existing be? tween tLo RUbscrioew as CAltr\iII L. H ABBES N AC1, is hereby dis>olvcd Mr. JOSEPH HARRK miN ls authorised to collect ail debts ouo tho late 1 firm. THOMAi OA-'TMILL, JO>OPH HAKBh.sON. JNO. HABBESON. Charleston, Sept 3, 1869 THE BUSINESS WILL ut CONTINUED UNDER the na mo of HALPERN k CO. .-ept 3_3_J0-1PH HARBERN. DISSOLU? Io \ ?IF IMlti Ri H.! (SHIP. I be Par nornh'p between the und r-ku:-d W.H riissolvi don tho Ul instant by mutual consent. Ibo hiistm ss will bo continued, at the eumep ace in li. anta: i-stree, by F. J. LI I EN Tb I., where payment of uebts due th in will bo received by oither party. WILLIAM Rli-pp. . IBEDE.tlcK J. LILIENTHAL. CbarWtOD, September 3,1869. sopt 3 3 NOTICK.-MR. .1 \ :?I K s ( AI.DWKLL bas withdrawn from tho firm of JAMUS M. CAi.DWKi.L k suN> to embark la another branch ot b.islr.ess oi. his owu a .-count in the town of bum ter, 8 C. TBE UNDERSIGNED W IL CONTINUE THE FA T.)R?GE*ND OMMIS UN IU-1NR-H, under thc name and mylo of J AI1 -> M. ?MLB-WM.L k 8oN sud wi 1 ettie the ous ines - of tho late firm. Office, Accommodate.. Whait J.MK- M CLDWHLL. WM. B, <'A LDWtLL. Cbarleston, S. 0., September i, 1869. sept J _3 rim?: ?OPA TVE 'SOU' HKttBTO I FOR1* cxiRtlns nnder tho tiamo and style of WTL IAM G. WHILDKN k 0.?. havtig tnls dav ex? pired by its own limitation we, rue undersigned, bavit formed anew ''oiiartnorablp uudor ihn .ame rame and ?Ivie, for tho tran-act.ou ol bnsineaa at No. 2 5 KING OUN 'ti OF BE-tOFAlN -TBKKT, and No 137 MEEI'I.NO- -TREI T, harl.-t-ton. M. C. Will I \M Q. WiltLDBN. W GtO GE GIBBER. STEP KN THOMAS, Jr.. W. 8. LA.VNt.AU. August IA, I860. rn/B_j ugust 16 DIS-OLl HON OK < OPAUTS KitMllP. Tho erm ol JAM B> PKICb, k CO. is this day uuMolvod By ita own limitation. * JAMES FRIOS, H. P. TOO M EH. Charleston, H. C.. September 1. 1809. Sept 1_vr'm;l NOHCV,_M". l)\ VIII, M.St SVKH S this diy re?reri from our Firm. The ons - nerB will be und neted in other rove ls aa bi rete tore L bEoNE ic WELL-. September 1,18C9 ept 1 (fffcu atm \ THK EXlliCIKx ?i O ff H W SI BSCI IB : Ri' CHOOL wtll be resumed at 103? Went, worth -.Trot on Mo-DAY next, ne 6tu --o,ember. Instruction ci von lu Ii ci ch, Ei glisb ind Cia rios & lew boarders will bo received JOS H. SEA KROC K. Sept3 2* W SEAHBtiOK. HOI?. MB n?L?OP < HAR. KvTOv - I be Exercises i : this I' S lenton will bc rc sumed on MU.IDAT. ScpU-rabcr (', h thorough m strnoiou giveu u LATT-V tt'<fc?Jt FR.i.NOH. G"K M ? N. MAI BE vi A i ?CS, and the hi ULT branches, ol EN'-LI-i'. Term- 51' i er quarter, payable In advance. No ix riihar.elor Eut-NCH, GERMAN oe STA? TION 1-BY. W. R. M MIMAN. A. M , PiincipaL V C. D BULB, a M , Fust \ssia.ant. H P. If U'- ?i *s. .M. Eren li Master. W. it. A. Dtt-AM, Et u . Ucl mau Ma .-er. August 30 10 UMVIliiMlYOIC SOI TU CAROMA A. 1 tie ni xt -es-em will be,.in oo the nins r MON? DAY III OCTOBEB, ai d coutiiiu-i without lutermio amo. co ni? mun*us Ja v. . uvdtitlites ure offerer) ut this iDstitu'iou to <tu jeutslnlAw itho RrtjiSutes bel?g entitled to pr le? ticia t e couria ol tlH|. -t.ne;i li Me iclne (tho co r o nf !? st uctioii biJnn ex eusive sud tuorougii, wi b twow ltten ex mlualiuus during tho -eeslou;i -in Knctuit-rii.t', Matueuiatle.v, Monal. Moral ? d Polit'Cal Pbiloenphy. H ?tory. Ubetoric. tnvlisb LU- iifur^, Aucieut and Modern l.aoguages, and in tbs vanou? Scientific -clio" d. Exgeuses tor iSB.o> of nine months; A urinai fee,?'; Ltbrarv fee. ;1D; loom Kent L-o. $15; >Uitlon iee -?for each ot th-co >chuos $15; luiUoi lu Law or Mdilirine. $S0 Ho.ird can be had at $16 to $20 i er month. Bv m?salo.- lt will he lees. For fur-ber inf irm itm i. re.id for Cttsloffue* to the -i-cretory of the Faculty, Rev C. nco K WALKKB. B. W. B ? RNWKl.i . ' lMirman ot Faculty, Columbia, 8. 0., Auguit 2, 1869. Auynat 8 fm?24 Fl KAI A > I VIVf.nsTTV, G K K K v YiLLE. rt C.- i he next se stonor tbisTN>ri. IUHI'N will open th- 1Mb . ptember.and conduue fort? we* ks ?i bout miermNsloo. Three yean' -cb"W*hit>a m >y b? ob'alnod ooi -"I tioned on ibe payment ? i ihi'iy 'lollara ?mm Hi? lo: three '.cns, ano entttllup thebolcer of a ?cbol or>hip to tue toitfon of o e pu B in all tbe regulir chnols, cn th>- payment of the lucidental roe of liv. -lan. i xcopt to nomera ?f <>cb rsblpe. the cha. ge lort -ltl n io the vear will bo Hixty dollars, id five Callan tor iuoi.ie lal exoeases. For lu? st) action m Practical 1 bemis.ry. or in Modero ' a gua. er. tner- will oe aa extra charg ., to bo recula te. i b y tbe sizo ol h ? cl is* Tbe egnlar -cbo.iu cmhnco MathoanOos and Meehan oui Philosophy, P oienpor JUD ON; Latin " )U|iU ne a- d Lite.-a.ure Pr.ilo.sflOr .'All^B; Or eh I a ico.ge Proti -soc MI H; C .eaitstry nu.I Na u al PnilosopUv Pr-.te-sor J\i{Rl->; oilo. uh torie, ino h o uni and Moral Phi,- sophy, P.o essor FU ic il A M. Dr. ?'SULK will instruct rn Gorman, French ana *|,tlllisll. Good "o ird-r.c oxc'iyrv.i ? f 'Icl.t- ami washing, eau be ?O'a'ncd at ab-itu $15 I mtU I Ma OutVii 11 -cholanihii ?mn . nb.tined by ad : rei-.Lie toe Hub.OUOeX J M. G. ?RMAN, ' ugus^33 18 President. ID HE , quo cs, ilitr. ^L.O Mf H I ? K I K R. H?3 U-.DBitSIGNED Li O LEAVI? TO *N N 'UNOE thai tiiev uavo neeta appo uto i by Mes rs. H NB Y . ii vN^l.v Ac IO., ot Pull idelpnw, tn. ir soi" Agents! >r the t^titeof luucu < ti-oilna tor the sale ut then celebrated ACME X XX XXX. XXXX, N-I.IAB . AbtNiii and ober br.nds o LD n?.? WEI tv IK . 1 ii -y *i so wish to aonounoo that tbey will be in constaut receipt of ibe.r COPPER DI-UL' ED ftiOU? i \tS POKE ti YE WHI^iUKrf, dlreoi t otu Dmr, ll-'j BA U.iuniHvi.io, Beikeley uouaiy, Weat Vi ru 11 ia LtOutAl contraois wi 1 bi mila tor la-ce lota ot new Wutukies in bouo ai Disiillerv Warehoa-e. <H.A.;IU * WTi'l h. No. 8? East Bay e reet. (Jnui 16 wfm3aios > harleenu, S. rt. JO tl* O. ALKXAAUbK, SC?0?N VANT. NOTARY PUHLIO AND QBNBRAL A?KN7. vo. 10 nroad-Atreet. n?rtPEOlPOLLY SOLlUllb BUSlNr?8h IN A.? - jO.-sllMi BCUOOSTS ol Merchants ?od other?, sod in -VHITIN i OP AND POSTING their BOOKo, .iiber io part or whole, Ac. Janaaiy 9 Jnsorantf. g O U T ? K K. N ?/JrJ? INSURANCE COMPANY, PURELY A SOOTHKBN INSTITUTION. Aueu Joly 1. 1869.5510,000 DIVIDEND DECLARED.FOBTY PER OBNT. INCUBES LIVE3 AND PBOMPTLY ADJUSTS AND PA Ys LOSSES Ita principal harineas is with SOD them butru, and to them it appeals for patron? age. It bas ample means to rally protect policy-hold? ers and pay all losses. < moans. JOHN B. GORDON, P-estd-nL B. H. HILL, A. B. COLQOt IT, Vic-Presidents. A. AU--4TULL. H. HOLLAND, Finance Committee. W. H. MORRL*, Storetary. B-1AJID 0? DIRECTORS. ntlanta Ga.-J..ns H. GOSDON, A. AUSTELL, F. W. HOLLAND. J. F. U.JUHIKB J. H. j ALLA WAI, 3. M JOHX80H. , Athena. Ga.-n. C. YANOBY, BEKJ. H. HILL, BOB EBT I no?.tl Colombia, S. <\-WADK HAMPTON. Augusts, Ga- 0 ll Pnisizr EDWABD THOMAS. M :di-OD, O a.-D. E. Pcrr.KB. V a-bington. Ga.-HOBKBT IOOMBS, Cutnbert, Ga -B J.-KITH. Newton, Ma -A. H. ( OLQUrrr. Charlotte. N. C.-Wit J .HSBTOM. Allendale ri 0 -lt. L. WILLINGHAM. Grecnnloro, N. .!.-W. A. I.'ALDWHLL. J. tl. HILJUWic. General Agent. Al.auvi'A, GA. S. V. TtPPKK, Kosldent .i?cnt, t.UAKLKSTON, 8. C. H. W. DESAUS-UKB. M. D., Medical Examiner. Auirast 19 DAo limos K U K O I A MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY MACON. GEORGIA. Authorized Ca pita L.9500,000 FIBE AND LIEB DEP?l<TiII>NTS BKPABAIE anil distinct nv charter. $10 OW? pltd into tbo In? surance Hepar;mont of Ueoiu*?.a cor ling to law for the benefit ot the assuroata ibis Company, stockholders wealthy aud responsivo gontle.mrn ol Geo rula. a purely Soul li ru ( oinpany, allowing only six per cent ot ita oarDingrf to the stockholder-: the rest of thc prout* ni/.dad anioug tho Po.tcyholdors on the c ntiibutlun pisa. Vire Department has been In nucce-ffu! opera? tion mr PI r month?, and has already accumulated bsiid?nnie assets I.ile O -uaniuont in full Anti successful operation, and v<einx with old companies in itt ?uerw. AH of Its Pollciifl non-fo IfiitaViO. and of every description of Life and Endowment, b ge'.her with an an. uity table and te'urn piemium pUu. Nu r?smcUons upon travel, placo of ru-ldence or occupation. Women insured on ?arno terms an n..n. Loans half of La p. emiuma. No notts takes, omoEi:a: W. J. LAWTON. President. J. C. MoBCRNfcY. Vie?. President, E. J. LIU BIF001. secretary. C. F. MCCAY. . ouati utlog Acuary. P. H WRiG?T, Examin Hg Physician. Thin Company tn now prepared to ak? il?ks either In the Fire or Lue Der artnients, and solicits a share oi the patronage of the city ?nd *ta'e. J. G. HOL ?lr 5. Jr., General Agent for south Carolina. Local ao^ Trsvollng ?gents *ant?d In all aar:s of the -tao- Liberal eommlssicns al'owed, or a. nu 1 IIry if preferred. Applications ti be main to J G HO LU ES, Jr. G?nerai agent. No. 35 broad HI ' et, Charleston, b U. July 21 nie wfm G ll A It D 1 .1 S MUTUA JJ LIFE IN SUSAN at COPPANZ N KW YORK. Organised In 1839 . ALL POLICES NON-FOUFEirABLlJ. ! USLFLOAN TAKEN, NO NOTES RI-QUIRKD. LA.MCASB DIV IDEN T 50 iKIFJY) pi R CENT. STATELIEST. Polices In force.$45,000 000 Assets. 1 500 OOO Annual luci.mo.. 800.000 Losses Paid. 500,000 OFFI0EB8. W. H. PfCKH? M, l?rv?iacnt. WM. T BOUKEK. V.ce-Prerdent. L. UoADAil. cere tar v and Actuary, fl. A. ffUOICK AR Soperiutendeet. DIBXTTOBS. Bon JOHN A. Dix, N.-w York. Bou JAMES BABPBB, Pirmof Barper ? Bros., ci Maror '.'cm York. JOH-- J. CBANI, Preridunt Bank BepabUe. WM V. VXBM7LTX. Hank-r (Vermilye ? Co.) f OAS G. ROOKWOOD, Cashier Newark Banking Com* psny. Hon. GBOBOE Cmyrs ex-Mayor of New York. MINOT i . UOBOAN, Banker THOMAS RIONEX Furn lhomas Vtgney k Oo. RENJ. ?i. HBB?AM, freutawrNew York HtMsa Su? gar Heft ni ni* Coa-pauy A ABO y .BBOLD Firm of arnold, Con < table k Co. Iiicu-iBD ?J. BOWNE, Wotmoi-e a '<owne, Lawyers. E V UAUOHWOCT, Firm E. V. Banghwoat b Co, i WK WLLEESS, tirai of W. Wllkeiis& Qo. JCLIUS U. PaArr. Merchant. WM W WRIOHT Mei chant. I'UAS J. TAUB, Uerotiant. WILLIAM ILLEN, Merchant. i.KO W. < ?YLK , (Jaiikot, I'airoyra, N. I. Ono. T. UOPE, Picsident Continental Fire Insur? ance Company. Jons </. >HE W.IOD Park Placf. WALTON H. I'EOKHAM, horner Fttb Annus and Twenty iblrd-<treet. EtWAUi B. *IIIOBT, Newark, N.J. Oz.>. W FAHLEE. ' lUCFellor. W. L. i OG-WKLL. Ueicnant. Gl-.O'iUE Kl-in, GENBB L AGENT FuB SUUIH CAH0LLN A. Ur. I. RISEN SI Jd BN A. txain'olug Pby?iciia. l?. li?KKTKL, OENfcBAL AGENT FOB CUAEIE-ION. * mee No. 365 KtnK-*trcct, OB ABLBST0N, f. 0 January 13 DAO lyr J? lt O O K L V ft L1PE INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets over.91.300,000 l -Ons ALL KIM iri Ob" LlPK AND ENDOW? MENT POLLIIcX DIvid nd-* anna I y lu cub. Oalv l'omoany baving the Definite (Joarutted ux reoder-Valuo Pim Police?, wond-wide. seeond to no Company m tho Dui ted statua tor stabili.y, libe? rality und ecotjomy. oSBoe No. 141 broadway, N-w York. CHUJ>1I\N ... BOOCK, Presldont, WM. M. COLB, Hecreiary. Ht .tc Agency No 3? Broad-street, Hecand Floor. Local aud ?."anvasuing Agents wanted throughout the suio Apply In person or bv letter to J ADI JCS G. HOLMES. Jr., Genera] Agent lor South Carolina. July 13 mwfCmos ?rorcrirs un? MbctUautws. CHOICE CLEAR RIB SIDES, SH? IC LOK KS, Df? Y BALTKD CLUAK Sion S AND K?.W YO!. It sr MIPS. -% OK HBD". *?"?Bli'1 LY ('HOI B CLEAR RIB AO STD H 8 'ND SHOULDERS IC boxes Choicf Dry .?alted ?'Wr Side? 6 hon ? choice New York sutjar-'lureJ Strips, Jual received au i tor ralo bv Sept 3 1_L.A?B?.Y& ALEXANDRE. OUiNN? CLOTH." BALES I- XI RA HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH, 44 I y 'o 45 luches wide, and welg lina 2.s pound*. For sale bj X. J. KERK & CO. Sept 3_ CORN AFLOAT. AAAA BUSHELS PB1A4E WHITEVIRGINIA OU 1/1/ COBN, TOitoilu lor grinding, per schoouer Virginia Dare . - For lalo low whne landing, by WEST k JOrTEP, Fept3 _ Mo 76 Bast Bay. FLOUR, FM)UR, FLOUR. 1 f\?\?\ SACK-* EXTRA AND FAMJLY GEOB H/UU GlA FLUUR 2000 bola. Family and Ex.ra Tennessee and Georgia F our. F omi; ' f the so grades are verv choice, all from new Whf-at They will paas muster by either Flour Merchant or Inspertor, a',H can be sold low from the depot or from the .-toro by sTLNHOU-E & CO,, Nra 108 110 and 112 Fast Bay, Sept3 3 Ci rner Accommodation Wharf. WESTERN ?A? ON, MAGNOLIA HA ins. QA HUD-?. CHOICE Wt-sTERN BIB, CLEAR <J? ' RIB ANDCl.KAR 8IDES ; ..'0 hb"e. boko Western .-moked Shoulders 10 hud*. Interli.r moke-1 Slioudi?.'? 25 ?irte a Celebrated Magnolia H ms 10 tierces "boring's" viuciunatl iiams. In storo and Uv sale bv BLBNABD Q'NfclLdV August 30 ..._ mwisr S CG A?, SA LT, C'iF FEE. e?\ BHD-. PORTO RICO MUSCOVADO AND OX' CENTRIFUGAL>OGAB 10H> faiks liverp.-ol ?ali.. 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