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THE DATTJY NEWS. Latrgest Ctrwultuion.-TIIK DAILYitKWb j HEING TIIK NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE? COGNIZED AK IIAVIWG TUE LAROESI oin-' CVI.ATION IN THE CITY OP CUABLtSTON, PIIIILISIIBSTUK LIST OF LUTTEN* REMAIN- | JAG IN TUE I'OSTOFFICK AT li.tEND Of I FACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TUE PROVIS? IONS OF TUE NEW POSTOFFICB LAW. LOCAL MATTERS. Auction Sale? Tri I? Daty. Knox., DALT ?V Co. will noll nt 10 o'clock, al thou store, ftunilnro, Canary birds, Soo. M ii.KB DIIAKE will sell at 10 o'olock, at his 8io:-i', boots, shoes, pud hain. WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, at bis ?toro, household furnituro, camp?la, &c. TUB DAILY NEWS Pmcc CunuENT AND COM aavniwai r1.T,., ... ....n h? rmirl* for dolivorv nt our counliug-ioom ot i ins o'clook thia morn iug. Smglo copies live cents. Ordors for ten copios mid over will bo tilled at tho rate of (wo and a hali contu per copy. SALI-, OK CITY Brocs.-Yostorday slr. Sam UCl C. lilack sold $10,000 city His per cont, Htock (ex October inlorott) at 55$. A WOBD TO MBBOQATTS. -If you want job printing dono nt very oJu np ralos, call al TUE NEWS Jon OmoB. Business oards $3 nod up? wards per (liun .Mul. EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.-George L. Huimos aud Jonniii.'u H. Perry, oT Charleston, h s vo boen appointed by QoVornor Scott nota? ries public. John (1. Eulow bas boen appoint? ed migistrato for Y .irk Uonnty. CITY IIANU ENOINEM.-TUE NEWS lins already mentioned (h it (tic Prudence and United l.'iro Compauies (colored) had drawn city hand cn giuct Nos. 6 and 7, ?ind when they marlo rt de? mand for them woro refused, and tho matlor referred lo thc Board of Firomasters. This body mot Wednesday night, and resolved that tho companies should have thc engines upon dom and. CRUMBS.-Tho investigation of tho charges pro?eiTcd uga mn: tho city engineer will bc com? menced beforo ibo Council committeo at three o'clock lo-morrow afternoon. MosBrs. StonhonBO & Co. were ai rained bo foro tho Mayor yesterday, to answer tho charge of i oiling flour to bakers without thc aaoic having boon inspected. The linn was tined $100. Tho moinbers of tho Washington Btcam Fire Eugino Company participated in tho soreuado to thin of?oo Wednesday night. Major D. T. Corbin, yestorday, reprcBontcd tin- city in tho caso of Stenhouse & Co. It is prosumod from this tiiat-ho duos nat intond to resign tho city attorney sb ip. Daring Ibo past summer a number of plant? ers triod upou Holcctcd places a new romody for the destruction of tho caterpillar, and report that it accomplished its pnrpoao. Tho princi? pal inursdieut of this remedy is carbolic acid. Workmen aro busily cugagr>d in repairing thc Planters' aud Mechanics' Bank building. Air. C. Bayer hay withdrawn from tho Sucd liohorCorrespondent. Messrs. Erckmannand Eaudcrs now cumposo tho firm. A smelling committee, it ia assorted, will bo appointed at tho next meeting or Council to ''ut/so out tho whereabouts" of tbo city ro coida. Aldcrmm Howard, ucgro, wo learn, is in fa? vor of paying United sii\tea District Attorney, &;., D. T. Corbin his little I dil, although bo was one of tho warmest oppouonta of the claim at tho "aooret sonuion." Tho Unca imposed by tho Mayor yesterday amouatod ta $135. George 8iiumons o;a,l \y. LT. Leo, colored, got into aright outside of tho city, during which Simmons broko Leo's arm. Simmons waacotu mittod In j iii by Magistrate Mishaw, coloiod. United States Coin missioner Horlbeek ie ot pccloito return to tho city in a few daya to boar tho cases of Ibo United Stales va. tho MaokCYB, who aro charged with obstructing Collector Clarie in tho oisclmriic of his duticB. David Morrison, Jack ..ottoway aud Frank Solly, uogroot, wore oommitlod lo jail yester? day to await au examination upon.tho charge of committing thc burglary at tho store of Moasra. Andre wa & Salvo, on last Hu inlay morning. Tho nogra Corr, alias Greene, about whom Magistrate Bunch wrote that lucid lotter, which appeared in yesterday's NEWa, waa bo foto that magistrate yesterday upon tho charge of stealing from Captain Aloyers at tho H ix mile Douse, lhere was strong ovidonce against bim. and ho was committed to jail in' der-talt, or 1100 hail. J. Nolson, colored, was boforo Magistrate Mishaw, colored, yontorday. oomphabauan thnt. Abraham Dennis shot at him and wounded bim in tho leg while ho was moving off tho road in obedience to an or J IT from Dennis. D. was arrested aud committed to jail to await an elimination upon tho charge of assaulting with latent lo kill. John C. Daly, a member of tho State con? stabulary force, has boon dishonorably dis? charged Without pay? 'or disobedience of orders, insubordination and drunkenness. Mea? sures aro on foot to unearth the alleged acts of rasoallty committed ia California by a moro diatiogaisbcd member of the force than the ono jnst decapitated. Tho workmen employed on th: now Opera House aro laboring day and uigbt. It,ia stated that Council has not yet received official notice from Codifier of tho Laws.&o., D. r. Corbiu of his desire to bo paid $7000, and wbouolBsial uotitle.ition ts given, thore will bo a discussion in opon meeting. Tho drummer* who have bern nibbed by our dotectivos have doubtless circulated tho fact, RS on yesterday a drummer went to tho detec? tive office and stated tint ho had ju at arrived in tho city, nud desired to know what atopa ho should take to onablo him to "drum" without lajnuit him.-olf hablo to arrest for nou-coiu pltauoe wi h ordinances. Tho cobble at?nos, which will have to b j re? moved if tho Nicolson pavement bo laid, aro valuod at $9182-a dollar por squaro yard, Tho dum:? of HO li ed nie of tho Magnolia om? nibus line gives our citizens an opportunity of visiting Magnolia. Com .dory every day bel wee o the boara of uioe A, M. and six and a half P. M. The ooo tract for rebuilding tho a to no wall on gino boneo has not yoi been awarded. FTho otork of thu Scat o Court, on inqniry, in? formed ns yesterday that CommlnsionoM of Election, dc .., D. T. Corbin bsd uol instituted suii against ibo eily. It is reported that a oolorod baso ball club "of this ody proviso playing a game in Savannah, with a olub nf that place, at an carly day. Th? owner of tho haunted bouso contem? plates-if some ono does not reptil rory soon ?pomng it to onnoaity seekors, charging so much per bead. Thara stems to bo a "mastortyiosotivlty" in regard to the proposed raco between tho Onoto, of Charleston, and tho King Cotton, of Savannah. Tho Krag Cotton io hardly largo onongfa to contain, ta addition to her crew, the phoebe has won during tho past twelve or - tbltteca MEETING OE TtlE ALMSHOUSE VOM MISSIOITERI. Aldermen V. V. Wiall rtnd Hobert How urti. Colored, in? vc u Little Squabble l ite Ide ie I'aastd-.\o KiRlit-Aldcrnaun Wall Sustained. A meeting of Mio Commissioners of I ho Alms? house won hohl on Wednesday afternoon last. These meetings nre nover open to reporters, and Uioy, of conrso. luv? to i cly ul together upon persons present for an account of tho transactions. Our inturmant states that it was resolved to advertise for proposals to I m umu wood for tho Alms);ouse, (Vom tho 1st of Octobor, I860, to tho 1st of April, 1870. Also, to send flvo ot tho whtto childron in tho Almshouse lo tho OrphauhouBO. Also, to furnish clothing to sixty of thc in? motos-many of whom aro nearly naked. .IBO, to put ton colored inmatos, men aud women, who have boon huddled togolber in ono small room of a shanty, connected with tho Almshouso, into a wing of tho building. Tbero ! nrn accommodations for two hundred aud li fey persons iu tho Almshouse, bul there nre only ?evenly in it at present. It was reported that thirty of tho outdoor pension?i s needod no furthor roliof, and thoir names were stricken from tho i oil. Forty per? sons who applied to bo placod upon tho samo i oil were examined and thoir applications granted. During this examination Aldcrmau Howard, colored, wasiusnlting in some ot his questions to some of tho colored and white applicants, and was rebuked by tho ...hair.nau of thc h uni. Whon the question ol' removing tho ten col? ored ii mates came up, bo mndo some remarks concerning tho inmates of tho Old Folk's Homo, whom bo described to bc iu a loathsome condition. Alderman L. F. Wall, colored,' mndo sonic remarks upon the question, nnd in au doing commented upon tho lauguago of Howard; whereupon Howard jumped up and called Wall a line. 'Ibis crcatod considerable oxcilemont, but Wall continued his remarks, saying that hu regarded both the cpitbot and the mau who u! ici ed it with contempt; bul he desired the board to say whether or not ho was correct in sayiug that Howard had used tho language he atltibutcd to him. A vote was taken, which sustained Wall; whoroupon Howard left thc room. It is slated that Howard, who has huon fur? nishing tho Almshouso with wood, was very indignant because ol thc passage of tho rcso-~ lution to advertise for proposals to tm nish fuel, and let his anger get tho bolter of bim. But wc aro informed that ou several occasions hu has boon not only rude, but insulting to female applicants at tho Almshouse for relief. A NEWOFFICIAL FOB CHARLESTON.-Thc Washington S'arsays : "Mr. John W. Rawlins, clerk in tho of?co of tho Secretary of tho Treas? ury, bas resigned to accept tho appointuiout of tho United StatOH Inspector aud Measurer at Charleston, S. C." THE HIBERNIAN HALL.-Mr. O. B. Collins, the lessee of Ibis placo of amusrmcut, bas writteu a let ter" to Mr. BurnB, stating that ho would start from New York with his company on tho 24th of this month, aud givo Ibo Hint performance boro on thc 4th of Octobor. COULDN'T RAISE TUE STAMPI. - livery citi? zen, doubtless, expected to soo our streets crowded with colored pooplo yesterday-tho usual number hoing increased ono thousand by the advent of tho darkies from tho Darling? ton and Choraw Districts. but tho train brought thom not, and many of our colored citizens, who aro never moro delighted than when in a crowd, wore disappointed. A dis? patch waa received from Florence yesterday ataiiug that eighteen box cars, provided with j benches,-wore on hand to bring the ono thou- i saud visitors, but, at tho lust moment, tho CommUtco gavo nut;C0 that the proposed visit would have to bo postponed, stating that tho ono i Innis md dollars demanded by the rail? road Company for transportation both ways could not bc raisotl. THAT NICOLSON PAVEMENT. - There has been much discussion about tho Nicolson pavement, and also sorcral measurements to asccrtaiu bow mitch of tho etroots it will bc necessary to pavo; but nothing definito was as? certained until yesterday, when thc matter was pnt in tho hands of tho City Engineer. Hts report shows that tho total number of square yards to bu paved is three i h o usn nd ono hundred and eighty-two, which, at a cost of two dollars and so ven ty-fi vo cents per square yard, would amount lo 18503.- It is claimed that as tho pavement will also bo of benefit to thoso having business in tho county build? ings, tho county should pav its aharo of tho ex? pense, which is estimated to bo ?4493 fur laying ono thousand six hundred und sixty-four of the throo thousand ono hundred and eighty two yards necessary to be laid. It is thought that tho County Commission ora will not consent to pay anything, but the committee will, it is believed, report in favor of having the pavement laid anyhow. JOHM ROBINSON'S Cutana COMINO.-John Robinson's great eirene aud menagcrio is now iu Virginia. It will bo hero next month. A correspondent of tho Now Yoik dipper eays : You will see by tho proaont ooaree that Ibo destination of this eoncoru is South, ot whieb sooth n it proposes to moko every accessible and avail?blo point. It is already enlarging for tho oampaign, and is now one of the most formidable establishments on wheels. A horn eil horso was added, with some other raro and ; leeser attractions, on August. 21st, whick go to moko up a zoological display of Bixtoon well tided dons of wild an unala and tropic birds. Mr. Robinson, iu addition to this, has nego? tiated for a white lama and other attractions, which will combino ono of Ibo best, monogenes that have boon South or West, the Inst natu? ral specimens are expected in Washington. Tho loading feat uro nf tho procession this win tor will ho a magmbcent hand chariot, ooBting from $0000 lo $7000, and drawn by forty cream horses, two abreast. In tho Iront, beside o nd abovo the driver, will bo moumod Robins ni's great Bungal tigor, supposed to bu tho largest u i me i ni'm on ex nibit ;im in tills country. In the centre, on each side, will bu placed an African 1 'paid, while in the r< ar in niches, as are tho otb .TH, will bo unpin inned a pair, malo and fe? male, of A trican lions. This glittering and start leg feature of tho procession, to bo made in nearly o vc ry city and town this coming win tor, ?id bo received by tho oiroua in Rtohraond. Tho already .?xcoll-nt circus dcparlrnout, con? taining Cordolia, Mons. Franconi, ?Pilo Pran o'.<. Master Frank. John Wilson, John Lowlovr, Fra?k Robins >n and a host ot ?rente talent, will bo largely augmented. HOTEL ARRIVALS, SKPTEXBBB 16_Pavilion Ho 'ti. -Kirk Robinson, Orangobnrg; R. B. Hanaban, E. M. Speight, South Carolina; R. H. Sedgmeok, Stoamsbip (Saragossa; H. A. Don wody, Georgia; P. H. B. Binder, Walterboro'; W. 0. Bruce, Clarendon; H. B. Clark, South Carolina; A. M. Hubbard, Southern Express Compant ; S. P. Oliver, Clarendon; L. T. Har? ris, Timonsville; T. L. Wobb, City. (Sharif?lon ll,ld.-Captain C. W. Callahan, L. Ulubie Now York; W. J. Walker and lidy, Misa M. L. Robe rta, Urs. J. E. Jackson, A. B. Phelp;!, War runton, (la. ; P. C. Mc Nul ty, Havan? nah; M. W. Tiimb, J. O. Hhcrman, 3. C. Heigh, Wanbmgton, Go.; 8. T, UoCante, 0. A. Cheat bam. W. H. Bronson, Edgefield; J. B. Cook, J. C. Qlilott. Georgia; H. 8. Heddie, New York: H. HHS, Baltimore; H. 3. if eldon. Mobile; J. O. Dutch and wife, Georgia; J. A. Miles, Dr. D. P. Mues, Marion; EL O. Brown, Baltimore; 8. B. Owen, Alaban?. FoowD, A (i A IN.-A Rold aimlot which hod boon lout, waa advertised in ycelorday'a NEWS, ami tho owner's heart waa rejoiced in the cour.ioofa few honre. Everybody read? THE NEWS._ BUS ufana xv o ri cns. O?VTKI: .Sour, boiled flub, boiled mutton, witli capor eaucc, audall tho Irinraiaga, will bj nerved up for lunch it Torck's io-day. Lia UT READING FOU TUE WARM YVBATHEU. Our friends in thc country who desire to obtain light reading for tho wann weather, ut. strictly popular prices, aro roforrod to tho advertise? ment of Mr. C. C. Hight jr, tho vory eutorpris iugand trustworthy King-stroct doalor in books and periodical of all kinds. Iiis list will bo found to include somotbiug lo.suit every tasto, and it eoctna to us a marvel how lie can afford to aoud hie booka by mail over the country, post-paid, at tho ridiculously low prices named. Sljirta an) /nrnisljtna, QFoo?is. BLACKWELL'S CO A No. ?IO IlIVti-S'MlKET, Ouc door below Market. O K H A T REDl'CTIUiV IN PRICKS OK 80ARFS TIES H\NDKEHCLUEFS UNDERWEAR, Arc tt$* TRT IT. d w! % rH rr. M Q GOODS. July 29 rjy II K o it K A T stiKaATioii, * SCOTT'S Superior Fitting Shirts. SBIRTS. SHIRTS. SHIRTS. SHIR I'S. SHIRTS. 6U1UTS. SHIRTS. SHIRTS. SHIRTS. SHIRTS. SHIRTS. SHIRTS. July 8 SCOTT'S rOFOLAIl AND RELIABLE SHIRT MANUFACTORY Bfeeti rag-street. Opposite Market Hall. SUIBTS MADE TO OB DE E. SHIRTS READY MADE, ALL SISES. Directions for Measurement, Atc-, b&NT B? MATT-. DAO Amos c Cotton Cifs. OT TUN TIBS. BEARD'S PATENT LOOK TIES. THIS TIE IS UNDOUBTEDLY 1 HE BEST WAN UFAOTU h ED, is oaay lo manage, and poaaeaaea great Btrength and durability. Having sold thea for the past two year*, wo can cordially recommend them to our planters and others, aa the, very TIE they want, io ronder their bales neat, strong and compact ; capable el biodlag bales from 400 to GOO pounds. For salo by GEO. W. WILLIAMS At CO., Factors, August 10 mwRmos Charleston, S. 0. B U T L K It T I K A 8UPPLY OF THE CELEBRATED B U T L E lt" IRON TIBS. Jual received and for sale by Sopt ll imo HENRY OOBIA. Ac CO. J ll O ll TIBS. PASSMAN'S ALLIGATOR TIE ron BALING COTTON. A FRESH SUPPLY OF THIS SUPERIOR TIE, made of the beat quality of Iron and warranted to give enlltffaclton. For sale at lowest caali prioea by R. M. BUTLER, - Sept B Imo Agent at ( barlooton. AILI Y COTTON TIBS. w A FULL SUPPLY OF THIS TIE WILL BE KEPT BY TJ8 DURING THE SEASON. THE STEADILY I NOR KA HI NO DEMAND FOR TUE WALLET 2IE, IS THE BEST PROOF OF ITS SUPERIORITY OVER ANY OTHER PATENT. FOR 8ALE BY BTBEET BROTHERS dc CO. Sept 9_._ y m po UTA NT TO PbARTBRg, FACTORS AND DEALERS IN IRON TIBS, POE BALING 00T10N, THE ARROW TIE. THE INCRBAflHia DEMAND FOB THIS POPU? LAR FASTEN INO FOB HALING COTTON baa Induced tbs proprietor to provt te a Urgely in? creased Stock for the present season, and we are now pro pated to fill ordert In any quanti ty. ihe "ABBOW TIE" ia put up In bundles of 89 Bands and Ties, escn ot ten feet in length, each bundle weighlog M pounds. ROBEUB.T MU HK 4% CO., Agent? for South Carolina, Boyce's Wharf, Charleston. Sept S wfmia I h L I A U JIT. LAWTON, raetar nad Coatajaataatata RI er?Isa at, Mo. 10 Bores'S WE A RF. BX TBA HEAVY SBA ISLAND I) AGOING AMD TWINE FOB SAUL Advances made ca Proaaoa la hand, thara A?fw*< M 4Ht8crUant0a8. ?J^O^YOU DKSIUK TO BK Cl'HED OK ill jour Dyspeptic Syuipt ;m* ? Sept 17 3uio* USE SOLOMON-.' ilIVTERS. ?J^-AONOLIA OHSIUllS LINK. THE UNDERSIGN KD HBSl'KCTFULLY IN? FORMS Ibo \ ublic (bat bo willcomine-uro to ruo bia OMNIBUSES fiona thu (bocoruor of Uni! nod Meet latfi atreota to Magnolia, thin day. Ibo 17tb inst cut. Tho boura of leaving will bi as fillows: Front 0 A. al. to 2 P. M., every bair hour; from 3 to 6>j P. M.. every nftern minnies. Faro lou couta each way, or twelve Heitels lor ouodollnr. Sept 17_1 stutha_R. ORAUAM. ^ 1 \ ltut.l >.\ TBA AGKNCY, No. 338 KING-STREET. 'I li" undersigned tabes plcosu-o in luformiug bia idem! * connected willi the trade that ho bus received the AOKNCY of ono of tho mort extonatvo Toa Im? porting Hou-os iu the United Kistes. Tho business ot thc Agoucy will be conducted In euch a manner that, while lt will present great hui ure me n tn to all parlli'B. lt will bo of special advantage to tho emull <. ipi ahnt, by enabling bim to koop a lU-ht slock and full assortment through a triAlux iuvestmenl. Tho Agency will bf used ci du-tvely iu tho interests ol tiw grocers, mid their prompt co-operation ls solicit? ed abd expected. Mr. Wi 1,1.1 e. M SIMONS is in the employ of the AgCBCjr, nml is author zs? tu solicit orders. For further particulate UPC circular, or apply to JOUN W. LINLEY, Scr.t 17 6* ?ole Agent. pVKOlil Si K AND PO K T A ULK OAS LIGHT. THU UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY CALLS thc attention of the pnbifc to the above named Ll' i 11 r, for which he ls now prepared to rcroivo orders, lt Is claimed for this Light that it is Mt po iii?L to Keroacn? or suv other Illuminating Oik- - thal it is Noii-oaplosive, and that it give* a light al? most equal to that of Coal Oas, and ls just as cheap ns Koro-cuc. A sample may bo semi at No 1 Royce's Wharf, ami full infiirmatiou niven by Ai-iMist UT fiuwlmo O. J. COLCOCK, Jil. lleujjpiipcrs. fJMllO BAHNVVKLL. SKISTINKL. MERCHANTS, FACTORS AND BUSINESS MEN will dud it to their interost to advortlso in the si s . 1 IN EL. It has been published in that la-go and pop? ulous County lor ncvoutcon years, aud bas a circu?u tiun unsurpassed by any country paper in the Slate, Terms liberal. Address E. A. URONSON, Pro? prietor, Blackville, S.O. August 23_Imo TH I. STA H AMD SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER. As an advertising medium, offerA facilities lo Mer rhauts. Druggists, Machinists, Ac, of extending (hen- bumuo-s, unsurpassed by any Southern Weekly. Its circulation is fa?t becoraimr general. Real Estate agents, und parties interested tn ibo puruha-o or salo of real estate, will Hud it to t hoir a.I van ta-ri? lo consult itu columns and advertise therein, aa w ar? effecting arrangement* by which our pa] er wit circu?ate largely among Northern rai ilulists. Information len.linn to thc development of our mineral, manufacturing and agricultural resource* descriptive ot climate, soil. A: -.-solicitud ami Nsink fully received from auy sceliuu. Tenus cash. Ma year; a copy gratia lo anyone scuding six subscribers; a club of ten, $-i 50 each. Rotes ol advertising liberal. Address W. J. McKF.KRALL, July IC Marion,. S C. t JMIIC ANOKR.SOH INTELLIGENCER, PURLI3UED AT ANDERSON, S. C. JJ 0 Y T ?t CO., Proprietors. THE INTELLIGENCER HAS A LARGE AND constantly increasing circulation in Anderson and adjacent couuties, and, being tho onlv paper pub? lished in Anderson, affords an cxcelloot medium for advertising. Ilusiucaa rania inserted at rcaaonalo rates Liberal tlcducttona made from regular torana to yearly and halt-yearly advertisers. ?tj-Subscription $2 50 per annum, invariably in ad vabce. JAMES A. HOYT, J.F. CLINK8?ALS. r-e.pt'J Imo T O DI' ?IK Eli H .MEN. ThE SUMTER NKWfi, PUBL1HIIED AT SUMTER, S. G I? ONE OF THE BEST PA PF IS IN THE UP? COUNTRY; has a laroo circulation, and affords su? perior advantagoa aa an adi ..rtising mod lum. Torras lOW, Addrce DARR t OSTEEN, February 22_?_Prnori?'e? ry (I IC CUNO MISTS. ADVERTISE nt THE WINNSBOllO' NEWS AND FAIRFIELD HERALD, Published Ita Wlntaaboro'. S. C. TUE LARGE AND 1NCRMA-I NO OII5? UL tl IO 'J ol thc above papers (tri-weekly un I weekly) In the upper poi lion of South Carolina, warrant the Pro? prietors In saying that they offsr as good iudtice ments to advertleor s UR any other pape? in tho State. Advertisement!- solicited. DKSrORTKS. WILLIAMS k OO.. Sept 10_Proprietors rjT.HK BARNWKM. JOURNAL. AS THE BUSINESS SEASON APPROACHES, tho undersigned w. nhl respcctfallyoall tho ationtloo of the Morchants ol Cbarleaton to the BARNWELL JOURNAL, published at Blackville, S. O., a paper of rapidly increasing circulation, to bo found in not only every portion of tho largo and weillhy County of Barnwell, but in many other counties of the State, and has a Nattering circulation ?rom Connec lieut to California. Tho Join nat ls always on file at the outee of Messrs-.' WALKER, EVANS k COOS WELL, tho agents ra Charleston, and business men wonk! tio well io call in aud take a look at tho paper before making up (heir fall advertisements for thc weealtea of tho State 1 erma moderate, which can bo learned upon ap? plication lo WALKER, EVANS k COGsTWELL, or by addressing the subscriber at either Blackville or Barnwell. JOHN S. ?DUCK. August 23 Imo J^ItMOSTHEK STAR, PUBLISHED AT KINGSTREE. S. C., SIXTY MILES ABOVE CHARLESION, ON THE Norlheastorn Railroad, tn J is oirculntcd in Williams? burg, Georgetown, Clarendon, Sumter, Darlington, Marloo, fco. Business men will find lt to their In? terest to advertlao In thia paper. B. O. LOO AN, Angust 31_Editor and Proprietor. ^TTENTION, ADYEKTISF.RS, . TO JOE MONTGOMERY MAIL. THIS IS ONE OF TBS MOST PROSPEROUS PA? PERS In the South, ia published dally lu Montgomery the Capital of Alabama; has an extensive circulation throughout tho Stato, and off. ra advantagoa and in? ducements to advertir?is which few other journals can oqual. A regular file of tho papor may bo seen at tho . PUBLIC READING ROOM, No. 3 BROAD-&TREE1, And contracta for advertising ma; be made with the Agenta lo Cbarleaton, WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL. G. II. GIBSON dc CO., March 9 Proprietor*, Montgomery, Ala. fm ?rti. piIOTOGRAPIl COLORING. PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS tinted with care and latte can have their orders promptly oiled by leaving them at Holmes* Book House. Written directions should in each case be given as to the attie of coloring preferred. Jnly 28 Sreos* fpo UK MO VB G H KA NB SPOTS. USE THE DOUBLE DISTILLED BENZINE, Prepared, and for ?ale, wholesale and rettO, ty DR. H. DAER. May? No. WI Meeting-.rre*)t. CtOl'TIl CAHOI.IN?. lt Al Lito Al> r?s*-.srn? OENKltAL 8Ul'lcrtlN'.rKN?t"H"?? OFFICE, i CltAm.KSTON. R. C., SC|lt. IS. IX?9. ( ON AND AFTER TU.UHSDAY. H UP Vii ?UK ll 16. tbe I1 ASS.."OER I HAINS ol Itu Kouili Cumin a Railroad will rai? u- follows : FOU AUtlUKTA 1.1-, vi. Charleston.8.30 ?, V Arrive- at Auituela.4.45 P. M. Conneeliiig willi trams fur Montgomery, Meuiphi;, Nashville and New Orleans, via ?OMRornery uni Grand Junction. FOB COLUMBIA. Leave Charleston.f."0 A. ? Arrive at Columbia.4 40 I*. M Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester U ?tl road, and Ca uni eu train. FWH CQAHLK8TON. Leave Augusta.B.l'ti A. M Arrive at Charleaban.4 OU 1'. M I.rave Columbia.7 45 A. V. Arrive at Cami leaton.4 01 P. MI A Uti l'HTA Mull? EXPRESS [Sl'NDATJ RXOKPTKn.l Leave Oharleiton.7.30 V, M Arrive at Augusta.6.lu A. M Connecllu.'f with trams lor Memphis, NbabvlPc aud Hew Orleans, via Uraud Junction. Leave ei. si i.4.10 1'. M Arrive at Charleston.4 CU A. COLUMBIA MO UT KXPREHS. (8UHUATH KXCKPTKO.) Leave Charleston.6.09 P. M. Arrive nt etolitmhta.t.4C> A Councrtlug i.-umlayn i-xo'inedi willi Oreen ulla ai d Columbi* Itatlroail, and on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays, with charlotte and smith Caioliiia Hall road. Leave columbia.fi.? i v. \\ Arrive at Charleston.C 30 A. M. KIIMMI'.KVILLE Ut.AlN. Le.iv? Cburlu.tou .4 1115 1'. Arrive ut Suiuni".. tile. S 3 ) 1* taara sumim-i-viUe.f.iu v Arrive al CuarleKlon.LSI CAM HUN tsKAMUII. Camden and Columbii Panaoneor I rains on Mos 0. WM, WEIINEKPATK und SATuniiAVs. anil between Camden and Ringville dally? (Suudiys eneeptoil.) ronuecti wttfc up amt down tiny Paajengcra at Hlng vt??>. 1. -ju- Camden.MA. M Arri'? ul I 'o', il tn n a.II.?tl A. Crave Ciiltiinhia.1.45 V. Arriv.- at Camden.SO" P. M. (?iim'iii n. T. ,?'I:AKV Sept 10 (?enera' StlP?iiOl?"?il?,llt N KW ll U U T IS A U ll T II I Wm . THE ST. LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN RllLWA Y I? now open for business from COLUMD?3. KY., TO 8T. LOUIS. Making the quickest, safest and only all rall route to St. Loma. Pantconera tainui: this route avoid one rhangn of caw and a tedious rlvr transfer of twmty mile?, aud arrive in bl. Louis FOUR AND A U.tl.F UOUTt-i iu advance ol nny other Road. Qa)-Trams louvo Columbus upon thu arrival o! trains ou the Mobile and ohio Railroad. W. lt ALLEN, f ajit 1 Imo Ootioral Ticket Agent. J y> YOU WIMI1 IO ll Wi. A COOO APPETITE, a relish for Food, and a perfect Digi? ti ? U?E fcOLOMONS' DITIER?. = eptl7 . 3nar>s Repulir pitters. PAN Kt) I N'S HEPATIC BITTERS, THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA, AND ALL maviaia or rna STOMACH AND LIVEE. TBKT ARE ItreiMMWmD ST TQB MEDIO At, FAOTJI,TV. HEGEMAN &> CO., AGENTS, KEW YOEE. Manufactured By C. F. P?NKNIN, CHBVflDT AMU AP OT EWART, - OHA.HI-1KSTON, s. C. ??-For Sal? by Druggists Eve ry tefl er*."OM Fcbruaiy 15 mwflyr j^t u 11 E poa? THE ONLY CERTAIN RAT DEST ROYE R WITHOUT Disagrecnble Results. ADOLPH ISAAOSSN'S PHOSPHORIC PASTE, ^?^BB^bw HERMETICALLY AflTnK^k, anales! and warranted to ^0^Ur^^Etflr_J^j?^ '.cop fresh ?orall timo ^ffjjW|<WHt|^^B^^ 'he greatest discovery _u* Ha kind Tn the age we '%"tSai?Sa^5fe?<9BawBli^l Iv? ira. No person need -^?jagg Hagia?-^ 00 troubled with BATS, 11 MICE, BED BUOa or ROAOHE3, for Mr. Isaacsen'a destructive remedy is within the reach of all. Prepared only by himself, from rare and valuable compound!, Ita cheapness fa aa wonderful aa tts ofllcacy. Iiumlreda of testimo? nials have been received from all parte of the United HtatfH. Tbo great advantago thin RUBE POP noaa-..: over all almtlar preparatlooa la (ho PACT that lt lr tJertufia In Ita ic flee t s, and freu from tho uiiptcasautooea of rata dying m their holes, as lt cause* them tr? leave tbr :erm to seca air, ana consuinca them so entirely -S??? leave; No Dleofxrecnbie Odor. Numbera ot references can be mado lo ? Persona ilk tlala City, Who have aucoceafully used IL BULB A.?KNT* son sou ru CAROLINA, DOAVIEiiWfe MOISE, IMPORTER) AND WUOLEHAL8 DRUGGISTS Corner Meeting and flasei arr?ete, April 83_mwf 6mo_Charleston, g. O. Ll ll K S ll DltDUt' JUST RBOBIVBD, OKISIAUl/r ?fe CO.?aJ PtltOPAKATIONSl IODIZED SYRUP OF HORSE RADISH VEGETABLE CAPSULES OP MATICO SYRUP OP HYPOPI?03PHITE OP LIME GUAHANA POVTDERS. AH frosh from Parts, and for aale by Dr. H. BARR, May?_No. 131 MKET1NQ-HTBHKT. T O B?K H ll H JUHl RECEIVED AND FOR HALE WHOLESALE AND Rill AIL CARBONATE OF AMMONIA PRIME BOPS CREAM OP TABTAB H. BABB, Druggist, Ne. 18t UREXINOiBTRBBT. 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The ifoUowtng .'^STelai, by Slr Walter f cou Malle?! at 30 cent a Kathi WAVERLY, IV ?N HOI', KEN IL WOR I II, OUY MnnnerinB, ntlqnary, Rob Boy. Old Mortalily. Tba Block Dwarf ana a Lcgund of Montrose, Bride ot Lammermoor, Heart ot M ld . Lothian, Tba Monas? tery rtic Abl?ot, Tbe Pirate, Foilunesof Nigel, Peve? ril of'hs Doak, Qneniln Dnrward flt. Ronan'? Well, Red Gauntlet, tho Betrothed and Highland Widow, The Tallmnin, Woodstock,Fair Maid of Firth, Anne of Geler*'cm, Count Robert of Parla, Ihe Hurgaonf Daos h ter. On rtcelnt of ibo prtcn, oither In ea>h or atamp?, conlea of no; hooka ni thia Rsl will bo ecu t by mull postpaid. CHAH. C. tt I Ul IT mt. No. IO King-strcet. jul j 12 nao i (lUarieaton, 8. C. QKUIflWlRO A At ll HAllt-CUTTING, LADIES AND UHTLDhEN at?e oded at their lealtWaeea promptly and at roaaot . . able ratea. Send orders to Vt. E MaBflHALL, Barber, April 1? Mo. al Brea* atreat (a? atatra.) Boou, Shot* "nj Hid. WM Ml h KS J) KA Ki:. rilTH MO KN INO, ut IQ o'clock, I ?III noll .it my hl(n>*. corner ol Kin? UMI I .URTI V str*-?U 100 catea BOOTH AND MIDI S, reenIvefl by lil?. '?t.-OTiiri'. ?OXSI8TINO OF: Caeca Men'* (?HAIN lt lOl'H, IH lucb Icu Qaaea Mon'? Due falf Drees lio it* Caarn Miu'n One Calf, Olovt top cud Creole C??? ?ros? L'B*-B Men'? Call, Ki-, and IliifT Urupan? ana Dalmo rain Ca?<-n Men's Calf, Kip, Oxford ami Malakoff* Ca?ea Ladies' Dun Peirce Bilk Donni;. Conurcsn CasoH LadW lin? Morocco uti>l I'OIIHII aud CrooL* Boola Oases Women's Rooter, 3.7 V9, G-0 anil 7-0 Cartuona lli.-jvv anil Cuildron'H Shop?, of varioua stylos IQ casus (120 dor.?-n) Men'? und Hoya" Ulack, Brown and Poarl Fell, Cassiniorc and Wool, Alpine, Young Amcrlcu, llroadway ami Italian liats. Sept 17_ lloutehold Furniture, Crocker>/ and Class ware, Platedwa-e, ironware, Tahle Cutlery , Carpels, Canary Birds, fe. KNOX, DALY * CO., No. 150 Meeting-street, Will null 1U1H DAY, at 10 o'clock A. M., precisely, A G"*niTal variety of above GOODS. ALSO, 10 Choice llr-eil CANA lt Y DIRD3. Condition? caah. Sept 17 Water C'isks, Household Furniture, Carpets, Sofas, Lojnyet, Crockery and Wirr tTttt iny WM. McKAY, Auctioneer, Will B' il THIA DAY, (Friday) lTlb at bl? itor?, No. I'M Meeting-alieel, at iv o'clock. Hu-above wilburn real11VC? uii>o 3 second-hand PIANOS. Kept 17 IMPPIlTANf SALK, nie HACIUNKIlf. The Kntire Stock of Machinery. Toolj and Fixture*, uf thc Late Spencer Hep fiting Ri? fle Comp my, Su?leirnt for the Manufacture of 200 (Juns per day, Will !>.. mid at Publie Pale, ai tin- Armory ol tho t'oiunany. in Cliickeri-i : UiUlillns, llo^tou, ou Ti7K-D\Y, Hopterober 28lh, 'lina MiniUNKItY 1? or th.- boat quality and tunk ?. aud fOtiEial? In par! of na) .Milling Machines, Includion a proportion of Iudex and Univorsal Mill? ing Ma binni. 00 Eugine Lathes, 30 Hand Lathes, IS ' screw Machines (iirowii'H and Sharp's,) a larne mini ber of Dilll Presse. Power Pie**). Drops, Trip IlaiiimcrH, Parrel Machinery of all kluilB, Malu Shafting, Polia}?, ??c., kt., comprising over SM lot*, all valuable; about 1000 <cet 'J \? inch Main Shafting, Haugen and I'ulloyp, 1(10 llorac Eogluo, 2 huller*. * Catalogues will bo ready the 10th of i-'opteuiber, rnd sent by mail ou appheatiou lo JOHN H. WELLS, Agent. Spencer ItiOo Company, or s A M UI I, BATI R .v CO , Auctioneers, 8 pt.-mbrr I.I C lioeton. Iptu?s, Oil)cmifals <?tc. TT\0 YOD WISH TO PUT OFF 1SUB FINILELVr SICK UE^DACUE, Sjour Eructations and Acidity of tb? Stomach ? Sept 17 timos IHE SOLOMONS' BITTEaU). us KOO: K ON ACCOUNT OF THE QR KAT NUMBER WONDERFUL CUitEa OF ODSIINA?E AND INVETERATE CASES OF SCROFULA. DYSPEPSIA. LIVER DISEASE KIDNEY AFFECTIONS GENERAL BAD HEALTH, ?fcc., MADE BY THE j CELEBRATED " K O S K O O ," IT IIA9 WON THE ENVIABLE REPUTATION OF being tho beat nnd moat popular Medicine ever dis? covered. It ii dally prescribed by physicians, and recom? mended by many thousands of our beat citizens. For Ealtj bj DO WIE k MOUE, Char'oatoa, 8. 0. And Druggists and Merchante CVT?^?"""' ?S- LADIES SUFFERING FROM ANY DIS EASE peculiar to their sos, ran be rei toi od to health by ualng Dn. LAWRENCE'S "WOMAN'S FRIEND." It purifica thc secretions, and rcstorca tho system t a healthy condition.'(io For eale by DOWIE k MOISE. Charleston, S. O. July 20 nae lyr R USA? Purl lies the Blood. h?r Sui?; by tiriicui-i? K.veryvvlierc. Jiil\2S lyr J^K CAftKFOL WHAT MEDICINES YOU TAKE. WHEN YOU ABEEXIUU3TED DY OVEHWORK ot h. a J or hand, and feel the need of something In? vigorating, don't drink whiskey or any Intoxicating thing, whether under tho name of Bittern or other* wise, such articles give Just a? much strength to your weary body and mind aa the whip givee to the Jailed horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimulants are inj u no i H to Nerve health, and aro ALWAYS followed by DEPKESUINU lt KAU l ION. Dodd'8 Nervine und In v?bora tor is a TONIO and GENTLE ?TIM OL ANT which la NOT attended by REACTION. Wnat it gains lot yon lt matntalua. When it i> freshes body or mind. lt refreshen with natural strength ibat come* lo slay. -Wo aro not recommending teetotalism lu the interest of any faction; but long and extended observation leu. h.-.. us that hn who resona to Iba bottlo for rest or recuperation, will And, as be keene at it. that he is kindling a Aro In his bones which will consuma like thc flamea of perdition. Turn from lt Tak? a tonic that will retread and not rina troy. DODD'd NERV INK ls f?rralo by all Drugulsts. Price One Dellar. See Book of Certiorates that accompanies each hollie. 7mos June 26 I ) lt . lt I C II A ll ? 8 GOLDEN HE MEDIES. ASK FOB NO OTUER, TARE NO OTU KR, AND you will savo (imo li cal lb and money. Ill 00 REWARD for any caro of disea?o in any ataeo which they fail lo cure. Dr. RIOUAU'B ?10I.DEV BALSAM No. 1 cure? Ul -ern Ulcerated Koro 'Ihront and Month. Bore I-yo.. Cutanoons or skin Eruption*, i 'onie r Olorcd Hlotchcs, ?oreoesaof tho Scalp, s'crolitia, kn ; is the gre.ite.at Benovator, Alleialive and Ulood Purifier uown, removes ail diseases from the *yflora, asl leave* tho blood cnn mil bcaJthv. Dr. Itl'-.IIMr- GOLDEN ftAt.SAM No. 1 cures Merrin Ul Affections, I: Ileum at Ism iu all ft-form", auto ^&>w\\vm?* H^?^w?slS? have thousands or CcrtlflrnU'R uroviua tho miracu? lous euroa err. eleu by thean Pemidlos. Price of either No. 1 or No. 3, (5 per bottle,or two bottles for .0. Dr tin:UAU'S GOLDEN AN II DO I K. a.-aie spee? dy, pheasant and raaloal cum t^r ali Urinary De* ragemeots,accompanied with full directions. Price $3 per bottle Pr. RIOHAU'rl O OLDEN ELIXIR r/AMOUR, a ladlraloure for Nervous or Oom ral Debilltr, in old 6r lonng; Imparting cnergv with wonde.ful effect. Price ts ner bottle, or two bottles for $0. On receipt ol price these Remedies will be shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to all correa dents. None goonlno without tb? name of "Dr. RIfiHAUN GOLDEN REMEDIEH, D. II. RICHARD?, Bole Proprietor," blown lo glaaa of bot lea. Addreaa D. B. BICHAHDS. No. 928 Varick-stro.il, New York ' . Office Boura from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Olrvn'ara lent. ly Jnly 3 /HIAIlliKHTON AO IC i ?JU LT V K Ah WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, a ARDU' SKKDS. tic. ELLERBEK TR4N8PT, A NTER FOR SALB. OBO. E. PINO BKS, Nc. HO Meeting-*tr??!, Charleston. March? ?a?V