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ri?E DAILY NEWS, I.ucgcst Circulation.- TUB DAILY NEWS HteiNQ TUB NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY BB* VOGNIZED AS HAVING TllK LAUGEST CIR? CULATION IN TUE CITY OF CHARLESTON. I'lWLISUBS TUE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN? ING IN TUE 1'OSVOFFICE AT 7.??* END Of KACU WEEK, ACCORDING TO TUE PROVIS? IONS OF TUE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW. CHEAP ADVERTISING. THE C'BAULESTON N'KVVS, (bo circulation ot which ia about twice na largo aa that ol any Otbor paper published in South Carolina, is Ibo ooat advertising medium Tor nil business mon. For parsons who want situations or act vants; who want houaca or apartments, or havo thom to rent; who want or who oiler board and lodg? ing; who haro loat or round artiolea o? value, Trm NEWS has no equal; and in order that all classes may havo their wau la euppltod, wo have adopted tho following scale of cutup ADVEB TiHKMi.s is, p<iymetU tor which must invariably be made when the order ia given: Advertisements of ailuationa wanted by or olio rod to clerks, governesses, tutors, work? men, mechanics, hnuso-sorvautd, purtora, ebon boyb, cooke and washers; boord aud lodg'.n ; we nt od or ofTercd; npartuiuLLS wanted m to let ; articles lost or round; houses, nho..o, odioca and warchouaca wanted or to lot, ami tntscclla noouB wants of .ill hinda. For each insertion of odvertiaoincnte ot the clasaea apeciiied : Not esc-o Hug ru ii KC LINE? or 20 WOrlS....?3 cents " Koon LINES or 3(1 words.40 " " FIVE LI.NLS or 10 words.SO " All advertisement!! to bo inaortod at these rates must bo propa-id and delivered at TUE Nowa ottico by 9 P. M. LOCAL MATTERS. .licet lugs Tilts Un y. Phoenix Firo Company, at 8 P. M. THE HABINEBS Cauncn.-Thero will bo sci vicoa iu tba Mariner**) Ciiuroh, Churcn-atroot, to-morrow, Sunday, at half-past ton o'clook in the morning. RELIEF FOB THE AVONDALE SUFFEBEBS.- Tho Hov. Dr. Hioka will on Suuday morning, at St. Jobn'a Luthoraa Church, deliver a discourse in behalf of tho families of bia countrymen wbo bare bcon i endured helpless by tho Avon? dale diaastor. A collo : timi will bo taken up for that purpoao, aa will bo aeon hy rho advertise? ment. Strangers will bo provided with acate. THE CATKRPILI.AU IN DABNWELL.-Mr. James C. Crown senda us ?ame bolls from bia cotton Hold on tho Edisto, iu Duiirvot! Couuty, whioh bear evidences thal tho cotton worm ia aotivoly at work iu that section. Tho bolla woro pulled on tho 15tb instant, and wore what is known aa tho "top crop." Mr. Brown writea : "Theao wonna wero first soon iu tho aamo place where they mada thoir first appoarance last year, but two weeks lator than last year. I pulled these bolla yeatorday." SnooKtNo AND FATAL ACCIDENT it BARN? WELL.-Our attontivo correspondent, "Modi cus," writing; from Blaokvillo, says: "A most /liatracainir and fatal UffiAonr naMinwl nf Tnr.tr Brauob, a aettlotnotit about H even m il ea from thia place, on Wednesday laat. Mr. William O idcii, a highly esteemed citizen of that locali? ty, desiring to havo his well cleaned out, em? ployed a negro for that purpose, wbo, after a critical examination, declined to descend into tho well, which was ono of o.onsiderablo depth. Mi*. Ogdon thereupon determined lo do the work himself, and placing himself in tho buck? et began tho descent. Ho bad pr.needed but a short distance, however, whoo tho ropo broko, precipitatimr him to thp bottom of tho well, and breaking bis neck aud back. Mr. Ogdon was a man of starling worth, aud loaves an in? teresting family to mourn his sudden death." A Ho3BAND GETS VEXED AND GOES FOB DIB WIFE AND BABY.- Yesterday a colored man and his wife were arraigned before tho Mayor t > answer tho obargo ol fighting. Tho wife said that lier husband had boat hor . because she didn't cook Iiis meals. She had attemptod to do BO, hut was provoutod byeiok neaa. "You know, Mr. Mayor, bow children are; they aro just like dogs; when (buy cet anything to eat, thoy stiok by it till they fall aaloep. Well, my child ho ato till ho foll asleop. My husband emin in aud saw ibo child and kicked it on tho nook. I asked bim what be waa doing, and ho said he didn't go to kiok tho child, hut ho intended to kiok mo. no then attacked me." Tho tinah and said bo got vexed and attacked his wifO. In responso to tho question whether or not they could live happily together, the husband exproaaed his doubts, and the wife as? sorted that they couldn't; '"twain any use to try, and she wouldn't." The Mayor dismissed tho couplo with a re? primand. AN INDIGNANT ALDEBMAN. - For two or three days past workmen have boen eugaged in mak? ing repairs upon tho Planters' and Mochantes' Bank building. They bad to pull nowa a largo quantity of plastering, and, as a precautionary measure against accidents to pedestrians from falling pieces, eroctod.a harricado on each sido of the building, so as to rjievont thom from pawing under tho scaffolding. This borrisado extonded across the sidewalk and compelled all persons passing on thia sido of the street to go out into Ibo gutter. Alderman Barrow, white, passod along yesterday, and because be had to go out into tbe gutter I tko tho rest (ho says the sidewalks belong to bim and other oitizooa, and ho os an Alderman and a justice of tho peace in louds to koop all sidewalks clear) became very indignant. Seeing a policeman noar by ho bailed bim. On bis coming up bo ordered him to nmash tho barricade, which was dono. Tho Alder man after a fow words with a colored man, who didu't seem to havo much respect for tho Alderman present, and, if his (tho colored man's) lancuago is (0 be believed, no rcflpect whatever for tho wholo Council Board, wont his way. Alderman Barrow assorted, in our presence, that be had a right to smash barricades erect ed norona a sidowalk wherover ho found tbem. He ?nay be right, but we doubt lt. However, we hope that the owners ortho property uill test the matter. HOTEL ABBIVALS, SKPIBUBSB Yl.-Cliarlet ?O* Holei.-V. Callaban, Havannah; H. A. Whitney, J. B. White. U. 8. A.; J. H. Bunch, Union; (I. Lessor, Anderson; A. Matre, Lau? rens; Wi i). Peek, Columbia; A. O. Wilson, Georgia; A. Wilson,-J. VY. Wilson, North Caro? lina; OapCarnPalrner,'8teamer Missouri; B. W. West, Pureor^Stdomor Missouri;' H. Uolke, Philadelphia; KjaaflgBK ^MIWSHA? Maenlar, Q. H. Lawtptji, -Bostons- Miss ?ftirsV Atlanta. . U_W.*X1.UA'-(? . J J Pattttton Hotel.-Henry Heins, Fairfield; G., 8. Oibbe, Gi ty; li. f J, _ Darno 11, 8u tater; ( ^. F. ' Bynum, 8onjh, <%qji?t?Vn.% Philipe, ?fsn?. burg,D. O. Murray, Wost Virginia.; Ulta Mor. gan, Master Morgan:Georgetown; J. J. Gifford, Baltimore. .*v?v*?ty-?/j AC? ?t tn. :<-.? r. i dum i c~ ii-w urti m i it TUE CUSTOMHOUSE WAR. Colli ctoi Clark nuil li IM Backer* (cinnr ed by (he Union Lengac of Columbia Clark's Municipal Acts Considered Ki u nm d inn ry anti Suspicious. Ibo incidents ccuucolcd willi Dio Cuit om hon:- war, which resulted in Collector Clarie ousting Dr. Mackey, aro, doubliez, slid frosh iu tho minds ol' our loaders, who liavn como to thc conclusion that tho war was over, at loast, until tho session of Congress, when there will be a light over tho continuation by the Ronato; but not so. Thc principals are'now, it is truo, at peace, but tho old Collocloi has a frioud in tho Union Longue at Columbia, which, through a roport of Ibo Committee on tbo Hiato of tho Union, speaks sonlimeuts of hos? tility to the new Collector. Tho committoo was of tho opiuion that ofii cos nro noeossary for tho Radicals aud their party, and foll "constrained to say emphatical? ly that the timoB demand t bat nono but working Republicans should bo appointed t" oQico, no matter bow small that offico, whet Uer in tho character of principal or subordinate. To strengthen tho Republican parly should bo Ibo aim of ev., ry Uopublican leader ?ni member of the party. Wo neo?i ali tho power and patron? age, Suite' and Federal, that can bo obtained to assist in securiug strength to the j-arty.' Tbe committco then turned llioir attention to tho men in oflico, and thia iutro.iiiced them ''lo thc unpleasant fact that mon who havo been recently appointed to Federal oflico continuo to employ aud rotaiu Dem?crata iu subordi? nate positions, nolwitbstaudiug repealed re? monstrances as lo their course. While wo would not condonan tho removal of iucompo tent officc-holdorn, wo would make sure (bat Republicans only bo appointod to fill thc vacan? cies of either displaced Democrats or Republi? cans. " Collector Clark, in tho opinion of this com? mittee, being a "reputed Democrat," makes them think it very unjust that ho should have boon made tho nu ec imo r of tho "friend and counsollorof tho Ruoubhoan party," and (hoy cannot but oxpross their r agrot at tho removal of Hon. \. C. Miofc.iv, & tried and trusted loader of tho Bapub?cai pir'y, fro ii-tho posi? tion of collector of cuno.ns at tho port of I Charleston. Thoy caa io t fail to remember bis faithful H er vices, on I is I i au all his acknowledged cminout talents and abilities while president of tho Constitutional Convention. Nor have wo ever round in him anything but thc true friend and counsellor of tho Republican party. In thc removal of such a loader it became tho sol? emn duty and obligation of thoao who recom? mended such a ma-isarc to seo to it that bis successor was at least a Republican." Tho coursa of Mr. Clark in connection'.wit h tho Charleston municipal olootion, was, in tho opinion of tho oonmitico, extraordinary and suspicious, aud they, after a "calm and dis? passionate viow of all Ibo circumstances con? nected with tho extraordinary conduct of Mr. Oeorgo W. Clark, in connection with the muni? cipal olaction of tho City of Charleston, aro forced to siy that his conduct at that limo is not calculated to inspiro tho contldoooe wc, os Republicans, would bo glad to bavo tn ono placed in such a high and oxalted position, and capable of being made of so muoh servico to the Republican canoe. Tho interests of tho cause should, we think, bo consulted in prefcr onoe to all friendly or personal considerations. It is not, and cannot bo, concealed or doniod, that the courso of Mr. Clark has justly laid bim opon to the H aspirion of the Republican mass? es SB wanting faith in Republicanism." The roport of tho committco, concluding tho removal of Dr. Mackoy, and in a round? about way censuring Collector Clark and bis backers, Sa wy or and Bowen, for tho ir action in removing tho old collector. Daua LAPELS.- Wo dosiro to coll the atten? tion of druggists in tho city and throuchont tho State lo tho peculiar facilities of Tm: NEWS Job Offico for printing all kinds of drug labels, prescription blanks, &c., at tho shortest notice., and in a stylo unsurpassed anywhere in tho country. Our atook of cuts, borders and fancy type ia unusually largo o.nd choice. Call and examine specimens of work. BURNING OF THE GUARBHOUSE AT BAUBEBO. It will be remembered that on Sunday night last tho guardhouse at Bamberg was burnt. Officer Quinn, of the Charleston dotectivo force, was sent far to work up the case. Ho relumed from there yesterday. From all the information ho could gather, ho is convinced that it was set on fire by a party of moo who boped thal thoy could during tbo confusion release somo of their comrades who had boen incarcerated (or having too much of a "high old time." Thoy accomplished thoir object, but tho building was completely destroyed. Tho guilty parties have .'led tba Slate. THE STATE CONSTABULARY. -WO have receiv? ed a communication from Mr. John C. Daly, denouncing tho statement of Head Constable Hubbard, that ho had been "dishonorably dis? charged from ibo State constabulary force with? out pay for disobedience of orders, inanbordi' nation and drnnkonncaa" as a malicious and cowardly falsehood. Daly claims that he re? signed the position to which be had been ap? pointed, in utter disgust at thc dirty work be waa expected to perform, and that his written dismissal was not sont tn him until three days ! after bis r?signation had been handed m, and when ho bad actually quitted the constabulary. He declares that Hubbard's motive in falsify? ing the facto of his case ia to discredit bim in the estimation of the public, in order ts weaken the force of sundry revelations whioh be (Daij) propos?e lo mike as to matters whioh came under bia notice whilo a member of tbe constabulary force. A GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOB COLORED YOUTH?. For some months past a number of oolored men of tbie city have been thinking about es? tablishing a school ?for tho colored yontb of tho city. Somo thought it best to petition Coline to allow these youths to attend the Charlo: ton High School; bat tbo majority op ' posed any such move m mt on tho ground that it would only canse dissension, aud bo produc? tivo of evil rathor than good. It was finally dotorniined to organize a boord of trustees, who should taJso tho matter in band and vigo? rously push it forward. Tho board, oomposed of thc followed named colored mon: W. A. Grant, Benjamin A. Bofle man, Alonzo J. Banaler, W. H. alishaw, Thoa. Aiken, Abraham Taylor, A. W. Jacobs, R. C. DoLargo, Robert Brodie; Robert Gordon, Moses Camplin, John Allen, William Gadsden, and Peter Frost, has drf wu np a, petition, to be presenter! to Ootineil at its 'next meeting. ^The petitioners request Ibo -'Honorable Coun? cil to give and to Rrant tinto them and their Successors in office, io' > nat,' a piece, parcel or lot or tfrffttrid-oul of any hrnls now held'br owned by tho-city, for thfl parwHO of orectlns; theroon two buildings designed, entirely-.for .dnontionil purposes, tod foi thc solo. 9*3 mi, benefit of tho colored people-t o be governed, and controlled by tho esme; and it ia intended ?nd designed tbst the professors knd teachers shall, in all oases, po oojored men, thoroughly trainod and odocated." . Wo leam tbat tbb board'basJ selected some wasts hand near ih* corner ofi Li ac-* tree t and Rutledge-Avenue, and will request Connell tp allow them lo QM it for the pnrppfe desig? nated. - ' ? > * - ?' - -? ? ?. . .. j > ?**til .... / .? .??:!? R? i. .1 .?,"Stv Wv. TUE APPROPRIATION ron TUB OUPBAN ASY? LUM OF THE BISTP.RS OF MEROY.-It will bo rc memborod tl>at itt August last Council nppro liriatcd ala thousand dollars of tito olty'a share or tho State rond for tbo relict ol' "tbe Bick traoalentpoor'' to tho orphan asylum u-idor tho charge ol' tho Sisters of Mercy. Siuco that time tho Mayor lias repeatedly written to Gov? ernor Scott, requesting bim to lake Homo atops to secure the city's sharo of tho fund in order Hint Ibo dialers might bo given thc amount appropriated. Wo learn that on yes terday thc Major received a communication (rom Governor Scott requesting him to sign an order for tho payment of tho fund, and that tho order was Bigned atid emit to < 'alumina list night, ll' this be HO, tho Bis th annand dol? ?ate will bo paid either to-day or on Mouday to Sister Xavier, who is now in Columbia. Wc siuceroly trujt thai tho nionoy will bo paid at once. Thc Sisters will bo abie with HUH amount to carry on their noble work upou a larger acate. Cnuirns.-Mr. Parker Pillsbury, brother of the Mayor of tho oily, ia in town. Mr. P. is well-known aa an Ab >Y inni.it. ile ia Ti ow a warm advocate of "woman's rights,'' and ie, or was, a9so?iat?d wilh Mr?. Cady Stanton mid Sirs. Susan D. Anthony iu tho innuagemcnt of tho devolution, a womati'd riglitB newspaper. Mr. Eugouo Ct amer, scone painter nt tho Hibernian Hall, bas jual completed tho drop eui tai i, representing a tee ne in Venice. Tuero nae a match game ot biso ball played yesterday allornoon between the Activo and Leu Clubs, ?vliieh reunite 1 in a score of twenty - ono for the latter and thirteen for tho former club. A decently dressed man went into a barber shop of thin city a tow dava sinco, took Iiis Boat, pulled out his last quarter, sent for a drink and drank it while shaving, and then asked thc barber lo ct'odil him for tho shave, whioh tho barber was compelled to do. Gc wont shavo in that shop again. Blanche Chapman, who ia "ambitious, versa filo, quick, gifted and only roquiroa a lair Held and ad:quato encouragement to create a name that Bhall Lo a present powor and perpotual re? membrance," will perform hero lato in Novem? ber. A white man, who is quito frequently intoxi? cated, was before tho Mayor yesterday, to an swor for being drunk and nimble to take car< of himself. Go stated that ho had boen dining out, and in attomptiug to dud a ear, fell; tba' his legs frequently went back upon bim ant caueod him to fill. Ho wau discharged. That colored mau who, wlulo talking lt Alderman Harrow yesterday, did not dlsguisi thc fact that ho did not havo any respect fo: tho "City Fathers," either individually or col leotivoly, is, wo laarn, a Republican. Wo learn that Mr. Parker Pillsbury will do livor an addrcsB hero ou Thursday night noxt Two oily magistrales had high words Thurs day night, but there was no fight. Tho iu vest igalion of tho charges againsl Magia trat o Hunch will take placo before Magi's tratos Kauapmx and Dc Lai go at cloven o'olool on Tuesday next-at least that is tho timo ap pointe! for tho investigation. Ono of tue bands employed upon tho noi Operabouso had his arm broken yosterday. J piece of scantling foll upon it. He is doini woll. Thoro should bo curtains to tho lower win dews of tho Guardhouse. The policomeu sleep ing in their bunks eau bo seen by pedestrian passing along Mooting-stroot; and sometime tho Bleepers aro oot clothed as custom rc quires. Ella Chapman, "whoso body when daucini moves to music like a willow to tho wind, wil She creates great effects with loo su?aifesTc?? oeivablo means. A turn of tho baud, a glanc of tho oye, a mero flash of tho foot, will carr tho house with it just as surely as a peal c thundcr from Forrest or a shrug from Leatc Wallack." Tho Union Lcaguo of Columbia hos in series of resolutions "remonstrated against tb removal ot Hon. A. G. Maokoy and Ibo appoiu mont of Mr. George W. Clark, a reputed D' mocrat,ashis successor;" and assorted that "will no\ countenance or support any man fi office who has been instrumental in tho remo al of Bopablieans and tho appointment of D moo rata." The fines imposed by tho Mayor yestcrdi amonutod to $7 Moses and Elim Piuckuoy, colored, who we married a week ago to siltlo a quarrel belvci them, wcro before tho Moyor yesterday fi fighting. They woro discharged. Mollio Blewitt ia in troublo again-this tic for damaging a house she rentod. Jamos .Meyer?, who elands charged with ki napping a oolorcd child during the lato wa gavo bonds before Magistrate Misbaw ycsU day, iu tho sum of $5000, to appear for trial tho State court. . Bishop, tho good, sterling, indestiuotil Bishop, who belongs to tho golden age comedy, will como with tho Chapman sisters Tho ?tna Steam Firo Eng ino Company v give a soiree cn tho 28th instant. We learn that Mr. Young, of Boston, h been appointed deputy collector ot this po A Bostonian has also boon appointed boardi officer. Collector Clark ovidently thin "there's no place Uko home" to got cueto house mon from. It is reported that the aldermanio condi of Alderman Barrow, in smashing the bat code on Bast Bay, was communicated to I Mayor yesterday afternoon, with the requ that an investigation should be held. Tbe investigation of the charges against ' City Engineer will bs commenced at th o'clock this afternoon and will probably o tinue for three or four days. Io a short time, when an injonction to dissolved is dissolved, there will exist in vannab, a city of forty thousand inhabitants, second cotton port in tho oounlry. wi.b A ta ble property ot $12,000 000, a bunded deb only ?817 000. We bavo beard that a paper in a cit; nt thonsind miles from here, not long sinco vortised for a "Local," and in threo davs tb woro ono hundred applioAtlons. All tho fe aro not dead yoi; the applicants, if they havi anything bolter to do for themselves, had I ter voluntarily ornamont u boam. . -??-^ss?-?? ? ? . BUS INES S NOTI-t/'X-B.' Mn. W. J. fmu, Nq. 190 'Kidg-^lreeti n'a ttventy-fivo hanoi tossw carpets Catthe U House. ; THE EXCELLENT MEHU ot tho Amen House, Boston, commends itself fo tb,? tra 1er. Tb? location is unsurpassed for par either or? ImaincBs or pldaa'uro.'and lis ace ?modations uncqnnlle?X.. ? '-: i)V.l>> RS -o A Nsw H rr* LT or Lao?*' BEEB, bottled preaaly fcpr foimfly usp,'Just received, dsliV? 'in nny part o?'thQ cIty/at$2 por dossn; liw FLAU h I els'cf ?raAorh nrnJ bisou) tir. j?pei fresh tbifcWeelfci .'> "M:Jne-. : ...!?> i v.-Ih. ' WM^'B. COttWtRA.OO.;1 ' ,^,3? i V;,';-tfe..'?rtPWSWBM .??..t : i f n li.Q-f-1- ?ni i f*Hl i .-.loam BjuoraaiioB THE WARU WCATM Onr fnottds fri'the r^htiy'who d'dlrtrfl^to oh light reailW for the wann waa th or, a?: sari popular pricey-sr*f r%?r$ed ' to,, t^Mti mont of Mtv C d Right or?,tho v*ry ?nteri ing and tnwlworUiy Klna-?tr*?t dealer, t ? bl and periodioahi of oil kmds. " His. list wil round tv iiiotudeisotaetbirlg'to suit every ti and it aetttA te ?i t marvel' h?w hA'/ian. al to send t?ls bck*s ^bj maU ?vpr tM'com po?f-pdWd\'?*'trUrrl4hjql^ . >V.". .-r.vi' i J,", KS ? '. ":- -' I ? iii 5 ! i'. -Vil* 3 t 5 . Vf - ? -.1 U ? A JJ?. J'J Shirts anH /nrnistnng (ffoobs. rp ll IC ? U M A T S K N S A T I O pi. * SCOTT'S Superior Fitting Shirts. BLURTS. SHIRTS. SU I UTS. Ml HUS. sm in s. SUIRTS. SHIRTS. SHIRTS. SHIRTS. bUlltTS. sunns. SHIRTS. Jnly 8 SCOTT'S POFULAU AND RELIADLE SHIRT bl AN HF ACTO RY fl? < 1 i ii ii-s tr? < t, Opposito Market Uni!. SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. SHIRTS READY MADE, ALL SIZES. Direction? lor Measurement, icc , SENT BY MAIL. DAC Gmos BLACKWELL'S No. SIB Ii I N <;-s r 1' 11 KT, ODO <1oor below Market. GU KAT tl EDUCTION IN PRICES 07 SOABFS TIBS HANDKERCHIEF.-? UNDERWEAR, Ac. t(im TRY IT. GO ODS. Cl W S? m H M % Q July 22 J y? YOU DKNIK If. TO BIC CURED OF all your Dyspeptic Symptoma J Sept 17 3mos USE SOLOMON*' BITTERS. frnfls? Cljcmiruis, CCtc. F It EH U D It U U 9 JOST RECEIVED, GKIBIAULT dc CO.'S PlttCPAItATIONSt IODIZED SYRUP OF HOR8E KADISH VEGETABLE CAPSULES ?P MATIUO SYRUP OF HYPOPH03PHITE OF LIME ' Alt rr esk fro ai" Faxl?7~S?? lor nuio oj Or. M. DAER, May8 No. 131 MKETINQ-STBEBT. rp o B A K IC It S JUS1 RECEIVED AND FOIi HALE WHOLESALE AND RMI A IL CARBONATE OF AMMONIA PRIME HOPS CREAM OF TAB TAB H. BAER, Druggist, No. 131 M E E T I N Q - S V R E B T. Marcb ? D BATH TO W O ll IB li I BUY FLEMING'S WORU CONFECTIONS, The Beat In Cae. They aro made of "Suntonlne," and contaln itu Injurious drug. Beat! what ono cf thc mest distinguished physi? cians of Richmond, Va., says abou'. the Lozenges : I have long used Santonin*, tbo activo principle of European Woim-Soed, aa an effectual remedy for Worms lo chitaren. Mr. Warner L. Fleming pre? pares a Lozenge composed nf it, wblcb is a very pleasant and palatable t irm rn which to administer lt to children, and which may be. relied on a* prop? erly prepared. O. P. MANSON, M. D. For salo by DR. H. BAFR. Wholosale Agent, June 21 No. KU Mee tin H-B tr cot. QOLOONE, SUPERIOR TO THE BEST IMPOSTED CO? LOGNE WATER, manufactured and sold wholes alu and retail by Dr. H BABB, Juno 91 No. 131 Meetlnir street. P?ll THE HAI H.. JUST RECEIVED, PHALONSOHEMICAL HAIR IN V I? Oil ATO Ii AYEU'H HAIR VIGOR MONTGOMERY'S HAIR RESTORER BURNETT'S COOOAINE Ii ALL'S SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER CHEVAL1KIVS LIFE FOR THE HAIR C HALFAN T'S COCOA CREAM LYON'S KAT HA IRON BARRY'S IBICOPHEROUS REEVE'S AMBROSIA EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC SAVAGE'S URSINA BATOHE LOB'S HAIR DYE HAWLEY'S HAIR DYE HAMBLETON'S HAIR STAIN POMADES, PHILOCOMF.?,... , , . , H AIK OILS s 1! ANDOLINE i COLGON ? WA L'KR ' HU ' .I', ; ; fl MAONOI.M WiT?? ? ty 5 f| . . FLORIDAW4J?BR.|(. . i . ' . J B^iRUMj Ac. ' j For salo hy M t-1 . '? Uv. ll. HA. KR, JN J j KaJ.P.U T.. 'Wiftl?^?tVlH?t?TWEUi: ' rjMl lUvMOVE ti rUHJASM .SPOTS, tl V USE TUB .DOUBLE DISTILLED .? ? it:. I ' ,i ;. BENZINE, PretAred, sud for .aje., wholfv>k). ?art . rpt.U, ty itt May .i8 ; .:,.,". ,. ?tt.1ip.x%il We-.?n*.b*er. MMFMJt,* IN* S ; tKstsV^U?^'!?^^'^,^^;: TAealarsmTrde*, wi i til R?-?*r Frcfft snd or-' nXoMDtai f *y* j*H?.rt. ?*d Ito' cbllsHibti th?' roost ettsfiMv? and'cotar?t?Ul.i weUfrttM ufar**. 1 , ; . All OT?etT, IMtfe Or .njaU. Will-receive "prompta?d .Arttal slteiUoS. Porfkiau for distan* potni.' peri fernel* lb* most'ak in r id snd t herd aj?? manner; Soaall parcel? sent by m di when sd/tfotoM -? ">]> l" DsstvtprtwrssiA iimb.reHvf priead rs|alogl*?,'o*nt pr*?^don ?*r?t|Wi??t)es?ipW'W ' UM* i;. . . .i .iionfii,' i vxivwii K.4 i ?* J .tlx riw m RoeheWr, N.T. I?ailtouD8. ?gUltTIl CAHOUKA llAlMtU.t?, O EN KR AL BUPERINTKNDKHT'V OFFICE, I <;n*m.FHT.)N. H. O.. Sept. 15. 1H5S?. ( ON AND A FT ICM THURSDAY. SEiMESlBKIt I?, the P MS i::.' O Kit TRAINS of ?h.- Mouth carolina ila hoad vrlll run a? follo.vn : FOU AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.8.30 A. V., Arrive ot Augusta.4.45 p. %?, Cotiuui'tiUK with Iralun for Monte.unery, Memphis .Nashville aud New orleans, via Mont-puery an? (iran! lum don. FOR COLUMBIA, L*avA Charleston.8.3g A. M, Arrlvo at Columbia.i 40 P. M. Connecting with Wilmington ami Manchester lt ttl road, ann Camden tratn. F?lt CHARLESTON. Leave Angueca.8.on A. M Arrive at Charleston.4.0U P. ftl Leave Columbia.7 45 A. V. Arrive at Charleston.4 OJ P. \ \ ADUU8TA NIORT ?Xl'UESS (SUNDAYS EXCF.PTED.I Leave Charleston.7.30 i>. fi, Arrive ot Auen Ma.6. lo A." U Connecting with traiun tor Mciuiihls, Nashvilia and Hew Orleans, via <J -un i Junction Leave AugiiRta.4.10 1'. Si Arrive at Charleston.4 CO A V. COLOMBIA NIGHT KXPUESS. (SUKDAVS KXCF.ITKO.) L?ive Charleston.8.05 I'. Al, Arrive at Coh'.iutila..i.i? A. .V Connecting(Kundaya exc<-nie<ii with Oreeuvtlle ard nohnnbia tlailroail, and on Mondays, Wednesdays anti Friday.* with Uhirlotlo anil South Cai ?lina Had? ron!. Leave 00111111111.1.n.Rii f. y. A rn iv at Charleston.5 30 ?' Y BUMMKKV I.LK TRAIN. I.oavo Churlcrton.4.05 J?. ?. Arrim at Summerville. A3)?. AL Leave Bunin*rv.l!a.7.10 A. V.. Arrive at Charleston. 8 23 * Y llAMDRN IIKANOII. Camden and I'olumbl 1 Potnenaer Trabis on Moj?. DAT?, WKI NEMIAYS and SATUUIIATH. and betweon Canillen and Ringville ?lally, (Sunday? excepted,) connects wilt up uni down Oay Passengers at King Leavs Camdon.0.35 A. M. Arri*eat Columbia.11.00 A. M Leave Columbia.1.45 P. >i. Arrive at Camden.OOO I*. H, (Sinned! H. T. PEAK I', Sept 10 _ General Snpf>tiotr?Mlotit. j^" KW lt U V T K N U lt T ll I THE ST. LO013 IROS HO UA'TA IX A SD SO OTHERS RAILWAY IF now opeu for bu9incss from COLUMBUS. KY.. TO ST. LODIS. Makin" thc quicken, safest and only all rall routo to St. Louts. Passengers taking this route avoid one chaine of cara and a tedious rivr trnusfer of twenty miles, and arrive (nhl. 1.0111- FOCH AND A HALI' HOOKS lu advance ot any oilier Kori. 03* Trains leave Columbus upon tho arrival ot trains on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. W. R ALLEN. Sopt 1 Imo General Ticket Agent. KAP PRINTING! TUE ATTENTION OF THE B03INES8 POBLIO J ia invited to the following greatly Wj?ru^ED I aa.nc? iv? I ?JOB PRINTING AT TUE NEWS JOB OFFICE, < No. Uti Cast Bay. BUSINESS CARDS, From $a GO per thousand and upwards, accord? ing to Blze acd quality of card. BUSINESS CICtCUI.AUS, From 94 00 psr thousand and upwards, accord* log to tho quantity of matter and quality of paper. ENTELUPKSi With Business Card neatly printed thereon, at from 8?A 00 per thousand and upwards, according to quality. HILL, HKADS, At from S3 50 per thousand and upwards, accord* lng to atze and quality of paper and amount of matter. DRUG LABELS, At from 411 cents per thousand and upwards, ac? cording to alco and quantity. ALL OTHER KINDS OF PRINTING will bo done at correspondingly low ratet, and tn tn? in-?t ?i-h> ai THE NEWS JOB FHI?STING Ks T A UKI SH tl if IT, IN TUB NEWS BUILDING, .- ' ; No y '?i? ? ??'T 'B AY.,: ' ? ar: 5 ..> ' uti' XVI 2 2 t %\y*)*.'.'/.Vi ?? , . ...1. .. 5-ii. :...'. t- . oj pt .mit i ft .1 J i* .: i . - .. . . i . f , AS-0ALL ANP SE li . ?)PJ?Clto6. *? "ifi?pt?1 . .,';';, " . lu . ' . i (,i,!.is t i i ? :: H. i .'? . ? rt . . ii . ! .,..?:?> >i .>: .: 1. .1.1. . ? ?'? f-? . * ?:.?./ - Wi :?.T/0 ' CIX ? ' WW ' ?...ii! :.: ,-, ii UV Hi .1 I ' M v ' A lt ? .:- . ic . ..ti.'t* iir.t ? ali * ii'i . ii i u -.:-.:i . cHi . > : : " "\ nt.i .1 ai; t >..?~f.t; . . .11- 1 - .Kl . ,. :,. nw.-. . : u"' -- '??????<J + DO YOU WISH tO HAVE A GOOD ; . ..-in-st. . i..- - ri ? . ; ? . ,y .'il.' .-? t' ll > >Oi**'* . API UTI TE, ir relish for' Food, in J a pc rf oe t bi?ee> ?oa T " j;. .,. . , -pm S9Ir9MON^\B>TrtBS... . Sept 17 1 >:j 'T. H ? M i? ii it Kl: ?y," ' .. iHI?N MEHVU?hl. 8"AL?fl OF BEAL FJiTA'tif, fiMCK?, feONDfJ, 8B ' CURITIBA AND PBBSONALVBOPBBTT . ATTENDED TO; ..:-.uiL?y? J 1 'i o Ne. BT BROX?.ITnRBI . r. ?JHAHLKr-IoN, 8. a I . ?)'J I ' " i wi; 1 ii? Oe tobe? J > , : i : nun. ^ 11:1117 ?> 1 D::?IC q ti. :-> ? : , JLOO???. plantation pittrrs. A GLORI O V S V ll A N *i fa! . THAT ANY; SICK MAN SURVIVED|3 TUB trc&trueni of fifty ymti ?-o. ruust bo coueldorod ? proof thal human belng.4 are very hard to kill. Th<> lancet, calomel, cantharldles sud drastlo [pur? gatives wore thou the order of the dav. Thejphv. elcian played Into the bauds ol Ike apothecary, aod the unfortunate patten) was drenched ruoruinp. uoou and nihill with prostrating medicine*. Wo ?ve in a more rational and conscientious era. Tho importance of supporting Nature in Ila .<ouftiet with dlscaso li now understood. Complaints themselves weakeniog aro DO langer aggravated by artiQclal depiction. They are met with TONICS that rally tbe vital powers and enable thom to de? feat Uie enemy. Oblef among th?se allies of Nature, tu na han? vim sickness, is PLANTATION BITTERS. This wonderful vegetable restorative is the ebeet* anchor of the feeble and debilitated. As a cordial for the aged and dccrcpld it has no equal among stomacblce. As a remedy for tbe nervous weakness to which tbe tender eex arc especially subject, lt la superseding every other itimul?-' and nervine. In all climate- -JPlc"' temperate or frigid, tts acts ... a specific in every species of disorder walch un dermlnea tho boau, .irength anu break? down tba animal spirits. Wherever it intro?.."ed Jt oe. comes a standard article-a medicinal staple. DPKT_ gists, although their profit upon it la email, find lt absolutely necoisary to keep a preparation for which everybody inquires, and for which nobody will eaccpt a substitute. It is today tho n est popular medicine in the civilized world. Extensively as it la advertised, its best a I vortisemont ls tho beneficial result which uniformly follows its use. Every bottle eold insures the sale otat least haifa dozen more. Unlike other stimulants lt braces and fortifies the system without exciting nndno cerebral actioo. The cheering effect which it produces upon tbs mind ls not momentary, but permanent. There ls na subs?quent d?pression. Il doe? not, aa ts the case with all other stimuli, begst . craving for ex citants. On the other hand, ll Boothes abu caima tho nerves, combtalng.'strango'ss the anomaly may ?am, the qualifie* of a sedative and gentle anodyne with tbose-of a ionic and invlgorant. -Tho perfect . 'j... if .' '"? ;:?-*..' parity of all its Ingreitents, their admiAblo adap? tation'to the purposes they aro Intended to f.ib sivc, (ho Judicious proportions lu which (boy are fl _^_].m. mmmm. ^......j..' ? - i combined, and tho sci enano skill with which thay ii .?ll -?iVil. i ' a : . "UJ . . are. blended, renier thiaiamoua article at oaoo the mo? tj potent and lb* toort barral eas of all koo ?o' j . . t ,i j . ^^^^^ ' . ' . ? ? ' -?Bios ajod.arjeraflvei.; j / . JJ i "V. ?71 / ?. -. ' i L*,sj..anri? ? ? ? .? 'i ?.? -J ; "soid'by ^Biofa/stt,: ?? , ..... * ' December 7 V1 ' " " .f" ' ' l* i . ., Iltjw4>> V V . . .- ' .'??.-?S Pilli . . ... / - ci.i I .. .il ?ri . ; . HM 1.1. . ; i ICMIIM a .i .. i n.t. t . ? .?.-.? '. .. - ?. . . 1 ,t\l . mp: ..!'.<... i-.. ' . i. ' ,t , ,. : ... ; **\ . I?>?J?; ' i ?? ' ? . ... .. ; . - *. ..intf. l-l 'i ? 'i M 'i ? v' ?". '?- .?' .' i - . -;' iu'i,i \?ti:-i? ? '. .??'.'? . .'- .".*?.'? ! J . *?'. 1 .: ..nut :. -.? ? .' . ' .. J ? .. I ?? ..?..>.'? iluiti?ii Suie?. I raPO HT it NT SAL?C *.V M MTlINtK Y. Tht Kntiie Xtocfi of Machiner}/. Tool? -inf Fixtures, of the Lute Spencer /rV/?* r tiny ilt Company, Sitj/ieitnt fir tht M tnufaciurc of 200 Ouns /-rr ././y, Will b- ?"M at Public ra?1, a' the Arm .ry ol lUo l'uinpauv. in Cliickerlnv Itultdlii::, lio-<t<> , in THK?t>AY, September 281b. 'Inls M \ ' 111N i : i {v is of Hi- bout qiialilv aud niak". and timwn: - In pan of 100 Mlillnu' Machta"?. InvludlM a proportion of Index an.I I'im.i il Mill? ing Ma hine?, BO Engine I al le H. 110 Haud ?.allie*, lt. Sn aw M n hiui s dimwit's md Sharp's,) n 'an'" mun . beroi DUH Presses. Power I'-ess Drops, I rip I immer?, Ilarrel Maehinery ol all kinds Main Shoping, Pulley, Atc, Ac. eoinprl-ln-.i ov-r BOM lot?, all valuable; about IQOO .cot 2 ".J meP Main shafting, Hangers and 1'alloyrt, IOU Horne Eugine 2 Holler?. Calaloauoi will bo ready Ibo lOib <.f Feotambsr rail sent by mail ou anplieatiou io JnllN H. WPI.I.M, Anent. Spencer Rifle Cninnany. or SAMUEL HATCH A CO., Auctioneers. Si plomber 13 0 1 ostou. Fine Plantations for Safe. Hy virtue of authority conferred upon UH bv tba will ol Theodore S. DUDOHO, deceased, we will ?oil to the highest bidder, a' Fairfield Conn house, oo HALE-DAY in Oclohor next, Tho PLANTATION ki.own as FARMINGTON, MI m te. on Wut'Teu Cic.lt, about len miles from. Wtnnsboio', and containing about 3900 actes. On ? hi? place ure a Dwelliug House and necessary plan? tation buildings. AT.SO, ROCK SPP.1NG, nbom lonr milo-i above Winns boro-, and containing about COO aere... I her.- arc on this placo nil the Docestary nianlattou hull lingo. '1 erins-Ouc-th!nl cash; Ino on laue? ou a cr- .lit of ono anti two years, ?Ith annual Internal from 1st ol January, 1870; purchasers lo ({Ive tbolr individual bonds Willi mortgage* ol' Ibo promises, awl lo pay tor all i aper? and stamps. JOHN BR M TON', \ ,. , ROBT. M. DUUOsK,) l x"'' ,0!,r' Pcp! 11 stu! 'Ituctionccrs' Jlriuutc Stiles. Fine Residence in Charlotte-street. UV LOWNDES Si UltUU?AL?. At Privat- Sale 'lbat otoyautly silnatcil HOO^E on thc north side of Charlolto-stroot, known as No. 1 J, bulli of wood, willi doulilc piazzas and slate roof, COLI tin? ing 13 rooms, anion u them nant ry. <ln Sstoif rooms, hath tooms, waler olo-ols, Ac., wah gas and wa'or works ru "liing through. The Lot measures about 100 foot fiont hy 200 Icet tleep; outbtiildiucR o' liriok, with a commodious, cistern. 1 be property Mill good order, sud is, In every respect, nun of tuc coolem and most deelr-iblo resiliences in the city Terms easy. Apply a? abo?e. 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