The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 27, 1869, Image 2
THE DAILY NEWS.
RIORDAN, DAWSON * 00.,
PuOPHlBTORS.
OFFICE No. 149 EA81 BAT.
-o
**?
iBBlta-DALLI ?SEWS, one year.96 00
DAXLT MEWS, BIZ mo nth ?.3 00
. DAXLT NEWS, three months. 3 00
TB KW k* BK LT NEWS, one year. 8 00
Tm-WKEELr NEWS, ?Ix mouthe.3 00
PAiKENT Invariably tn advance. Mo paper sent
Bsloas the caita Accompaniea the order, or for a long?
er Oms than paid for. '
THJS DAJLX NEWS will bo served Ul aubicribers In
lbs city at 18 eenta a week.
- AsTBTJaTUEUEirTS.-Flrat Inacrtion, IS cents a line;
aabavvinout lruertlpna, 10 canta a line. Business
?oli?os, 80 conti a line. Marriage and Funeral Nu -
lloea, On? Dwttar each._""
jr Mtra a JJ MI ai A. n Y.'
.*-.< V' :.-- :'"*
_Xilo 'Now .^oVk. gold board was closed on
'fSaturday. Informal transactions wore mado
At 84.
-Cotton cloaca* hoaTy. Sales 700 balee.
Middling 290;
-In 'Liverpool on Saturday cot ion closed
fiirn.T. Sales 12,00? bales. Uplands 124d.a
12Jd.
-An dr ow Johnson has been invited lo speak
gt Atlanta.
-James Sadlier, of tho well known Calhol'c
book establishing firm, D. & J. Sadlier, it dead.
-Chirlos Sumner is announced for n quad
rupodantio lecture on tho qnoalion of Caite,
wliiuh ho will dultvar all o vor tho country.
-Tho note 1 monk who bas "gono baok on
tho Popo" adoptpd tho name of Hyacinthe.
Bia real namo is Loy eon.
? - Gonoral Joseph E. Johnston is now tho
'gonoral agent for Georgia of tbe Liverpool and
London and . Globe Firo Insurarjoo Company,
ftnd tho New York Lifo (Mutual.),
-Chiof Justtco Obli? basjnat invest oil $22
000 In a tract of land, omtaining forty acres,
located near Washington, and known as "Me?
tropolis Viow." A Ano ?mansion ia eroded on
tho land, atui tho Chief Jos lice will make thia
his home.
-A sab-cqmmitteo of fifteen waa appointed
at Washington on Thursday night by tho gene?
ral Oom m it too of Ono Hundred, appoint od by
public mooting .somo.timo ago, to report ai.
outline"of a 'plan for a grand International Ex?
position at lhat oity in 1871. .
-Forty-olght iron-olada aro how In a sea?
going condition, and aro ready for imm?diat o
ase, and by tho 16th of Docomber next from
flt loon to twonty sloops and frigates will bo
ready for service. . In. fact, tho navy will then
bo on a completo war footing, .
-The Now York jobbing house of Borohard,
Wilson A Co., fancy goods, at No. 81 Franklln
streot, bas snsponddd, with liabilities amount?
ing to over 9100,000. They offar to pay sixty
conto on tho dollar, io air, nlno and twolve
months, without interest. Tho proposal has
been acoopted by a majority of tho oroditore.
-A day or two ago a company of fltty-flvo
German emigrants loft New York for Mississip?
pi vin Washington, Knoxvillo and Grand Junc?
tion. Thoy aro thc first instalment; qf a co ony
numbering sonio six bundrod and fifty, who
have purchased a tra ot ot land and propose to
looato tu thu vicinity of Water Valley, Misais .
sip pi. '
-Tho question ia asked what Agassiz meant
in his Humboldt sooooh when ho said: "Hora
Sohimper and Braun for tho first limn dis
cussed t, lao ! twa of ph y Ho taxis, that marvellous
rhytbomfcal ' atraogoment of tho- loaves of
plants wbioh oar groat ma the mat io inn in Cam?
bridge hos foond to agroo with the periods of
rotation of onr pianote."
-A lotter from n private souroa in Cuba
Slates that jealousy, itifluoncod by malignity
Or Spanish goldt'has necessitated a reorganiza?
tion of tho patriot aimv and compelled C?s?
pedes to toko command, Gonoral Jordan to bo
ol ii cf of btaff. Two Dominicans, who were
generals in the patriot army, bad boon assas?
sinated boca usu they wore foroigners. Thia
beginning may, it is foaiod, ond dlastrously to
tho patriot cau-io.
.-Tho Countess'GniccioU. replica to Mia
Stowo'd article on Bvroh'ri -scandait". Madame
la Count oas pro tonda tobe in constant com
raunj.oatiou with tho spirit'ot Lord Byron, and
?bo was informed by the poet two yoars ago
thjt '/an American nu thor waa preparing to
writ o On'bl t lifo a-b lok full ?f falso and horn?
illo thlngj.*'-'HoW,1 if somebody would ark
Lady Byron '..wo, could get both sides of the
itpr, .But tho matter is about Bottled al?
ready.
-Farm asanctstiohs are popular among the
Gormans residing in New York City. A tract
of land composed pf 50.000 acres, in Potter
County, Pa., has been sol tied on this plan, and
bas located-upon, it a thriving, village, called
Germania,, Tho fauns ot twonty-flvu acres
eaou aro 3old for $300; and aro paid for m in?
stalments or $2 n ironic The associations or?
ganised fer the pur poso of obtaining far md at
low raten oonsiat ot Hf tv members each, and
parchase large tracts ,oi 1250 acres. '
-It ie muted'.'.thai tho City of Havana, be
?pre the revolt of Yara, claimed 250,000 inhabi?
tants. Tboro aro now, ut the very outside
figuro, no more than 80 000 poo pl o there.
Thousands of spanish mor?banla sud traders
have fled to Spain. Thousands of wealthy
Cubans have gone to New York, Now Orleans,
Ballimore, Mexico and Enroso/; while very
many thousands of Cabana have drifted.' into
tho interior to join tho Cuban army Not only
havo moo gone, bnt at least 16 000 lad icu, havo
also loft Havana for d fivreut towns of tho int c
Jor. I. io estimated that t?tere aro, now 10.000
empty bouses tn ibo etty.
-Mr.?. H. WaJdinger, a lady of high social
position and m uah i nt el li uenoo, /rom H ano vor,
Germany, bau recently maxie a tour of obsorva
lion through, tho South. Hoc purpose was to
dotormino, in behalf of herself and others, the
question of removal to America, and bot.im
pressions' uro com m un i cat eil in a loiter to the
Mc/ripii?a Appeal, from wbjqY tho following ox
tract'ls taken: "The opinion entertained pro
?iona to my visit that tho Swhorn Slates were
In many rcspcots far hotter adapted to the
wanto of my countrymen than the Northwest,
bas been folly confit rood, and I shall not falito
BO adv'se them of their interest ia the matter,
an J to uso whatever lofloouoe.I may be able to.
exert, both among my hienda io Germany as'
well as thoao in th* 8iat?i north ami west or
yours tn giving snob di roo lions to em gration."
-Tho trouble ID tho.iloUiodist Book Cou
corp was discovered some months two, bot
kept quiet, since it was neither a defalcation
nor ' A, xobbery unUl ifats tima.'' Tue. eouoero
bis DMD plundered of no money, bnt ha? sim?
ply suffered a reflection lu pron.s bj the dis?
honest, extrava?ance bf ri? .employees, n ar>
pears that the mHcagers of the pr tuting, abd
binding djuarimenis, instead, of boyla* the
papes, ink; m nail n. ; ! si tn or and ?0 loo; ose4 lo
tbs nunnfaotare of bbtoksj, directly from de*J
making^?^rr parch aseo ihnittgb. two bit ??me.
diary paxUes. and paying bv thia m. ank indi
reo Hy s /loavyaad nnnecoaaury broker***)',' si"
tbe pure basera obtained from tbe dealers a
?i i . i.i tjn-.fl -II. 'v i? o'11 ?> i 'it ? .'
handsome- oomuiiusion on everything sold to
tho concero. Tbie svatom wu adopted bj tbo
direction or tho agent, tho ROT. Jarnos Porlor,
and tho brokers who proQtod by it-to tho ex?
tent of at least $10.000 a yoar-wero his two
sons. Tbo tuperintondcht of tho printlnc de?
partment was Mr. Goodenough. Mr. Hoffman
vr.s in chargo of tho bookbindery. Good?
enough was portnitied to resign about two
months ago, and Hoffman was dropped about
a month ago. ?
-Tho German ITotcstaut Associatiou {Pro?
testanten-Verein,) whoroof tho Dorlin corres?
pondent of tho London Times gives a rory in?
teresting account, is not, as might bo suppos?
ed, a Boeiety wbioh proteste again Romo, but
ono that protests against Protestantism. Its
pur poso is "to opposo tho actlous of the or?
thodox clergy, and to rorivo the interest of tho
latitudinarian laity in tho affairs of Church and
State." Tho "action of tho orthodox clergy has
driven nearly all tho educated Protestants ot
Germany into either i n different Ism or infldohty
-both of which phases of mind are embraced
by tho pbraso latitudinarian"-and tho Pro?
testant Association seeks to counteract this
. evil by awakening the popple,,not to a sense of
the duty of practicing, religion, but to tho
importance of prompting "Christian mo?
tility." ? Tho members of the association "ro
joot tho inspiration of tho Bible," bot
'-'acknowledge tho duty sf professing tonio
modorn form of roligion, based upon tho moral
teachings of what thoy regard as a venerablo
but obboloto book." What ia to bo tho oxaot
forma of Ibo new moral oodo tho association
has not yet mado known; it seems to bo in n
very hazy stalo cf mind about it, aud is quito
inclined to listou to suggestions from any
souroo bel'oro definitely making up its creod.
"lt is all ono to us," say they iu ono or thoir
manifestoes, "whether tho moral codo was
ot ?gina..y proclaimed by Odin.Jup"cr, Jehovah,
Moses, or Jesus. W have outgrown that sort
of controversy, and u that wo caro for is that
tho State may romaiu as indifferent to it' as
our sui v.:s, and not support ony.of thoso logando
by lending it tho sanotlon of its authority." It
appears that tho : -ociation is composed of
very respectable and influential poople; at Its
bead are distinguished professors ot theology,
and "many mon of wealth, rank, nod eru dition"
aro in its ranks. The theology taught by tboso
professors must bo of a very peculiar nature.
CHARLESTON.
MONUAY MORNING, SEPP. 27, 1869.
Wall Street In Convulsions.
Never sinoo gold beoame an arliole of
ramo in Wall street have the shrewd gam
olers of the gold room passed through such
a soene of inly uso exoilement aa that whioh,
on Friday last, startled evory business in?
terest throughout tho broad land. TJhe ex?
traordinary riao In the prloe of the precious
metal waa, of course, the result of a power?
ful speoulative oomblnation of the leading
operators, whrse enormous oapital enables
them to gain temporary oontrol of the
market, and to enrioh themselves at tho
coat of a frightful shook to the business of
the country. That such an evil waa possi?
ble is ons of tho necessary fruits of the
irredeemable paper currency with wbioh
we are cursed. Some idea bf tho tremen?
dous proportions wbioh the wild specula?
tion in gold has assumed, may be formed
from the fact that tha operations of the.
Gold Exohange Bank often foot up two
hundred millions of dollars daily, and that
the portion of this sum employed in speoula
tion is, on an average, sixty times as great aa
that wbioh repreaents the legitimate ??.busi?
ness of the country.. Were the evils result?
ing from this gigantic sys tom of gambling
confined to the ' parties immediately con?
cerned, the general publio might afford to
look on without any special ?oltoltude; but
when it is considered how directly the
heavy fluctuations in gold affect every
branch of tradou tho suppression of this
species of speculation ia which those fluc?
tuations have their origin beoomes a ques?
tion of national importance, tn which the
people everywhere are daeply interested
TMr. Secretary Boutwell, and' the finan?
cial wiseacres who surround him, may, for
a time, be able to check tho op?rations of
the gold Ring; bu,t tho specie resources of
the Treasury ace,.after,alL .limited-which
is more Iban can he said of the grasping
sohemes of Wall street-and the conntry
can never feel itself safe until, by hook or
by crook, we shalt have altogether discard?
ed our wretched paper currency, and re?
turned osee mofe to the sound basis upon
which all healthy trade must rest-flxod
values and hard money.
The Approaching blatte Election's. '
Again the two great parties of the North'
are making ready for a desperate struggle:
Pennsylvania, and Ohio are to speak on
Tuesday, the 12th of October, and, undia
mayed by previous reverses, the Democracy
have entered the canvass with spirit and
oonfirlenoe. In each State?, Governor is to'
be chosen. Io Pennsylvania John Vf. Geary,
the present inourabeat, is P. candidate for
re-eleotlon, his competitor bolos; Aaa Paoker,
the D?mocratie candidate. The vote will pro?
bably be light as comparad with that of last
year, at wbioh. time the State polled a larger
vote than ever before. Op vern or Ge ur y
was eleoted in 1866 by a majority of 17,178,
in a total vote of 597,870. In 1867, at an
eleotion for Jusiloa of the Supreme Court,
the total vote was 634.675, aud the major
ity for the DjmocV?'id'0'taJidite 027 At
the election for Avid I tor-General, last Ooto
ber, the total vote ? reached' thc unprece?
dentedly high figure Of" 658,156, and the
Republican majority was0077. Three werke
later, at toe Presidential ?Lotion, there
were polled 065 602 vote*; out of which
Grant received a majority of 28 898. ?It
'..ill thus be seed that the Detnnoraey Will
have to overcome an average Republican
m .jority of 18.704 at the last four elec?
tions.
Ia Ohio, George H. Pendleton is the
D moorello candidate for Govirbor,, in
opposlilon to Guvemor Hays, the pre?
sent incumbent, the nain' interest in
the contest |n O alo, ; is from the
fact that Mr Pe a die ton is reg?rdedrislhe
originator aod spools' advaeats of paying
the national debt An greinbscks, aud, inas
much as ss Ma? revived Mts IsW&? quite re?
cently, bis e le o ' ion: ?rift bB al*tmebf aa the
Indorse rn?ut by bia o wn BtW or hie psi
: theory. Two yean ago | Qoiijt^ij?^g!
was elected by a smell majority of 2068, In
? p$? Wi t il*?? h&ilair the
??^.?..Hfi^^Wo; Vote* wera pollsd,
of walch tba RepusltcM ?v?dale fer Sse
retsry of * a*Ajortty ?V
." i ef,i?e . < ff . ft ir,?;
sa ! t^nv - f .t.i.if;,-jw*j 'ft
Y ?Y(*Xti??i?l C'.\'--.TS'-:A1 i?li:/U(.????
? I .?> ' ttl % .- .. ..?...?. . r iii t.$m bus :
D?, -. >, r! Ititi .' te -i a... ?rn ?'. AA
? ; . (i.aloa .*.-.- ? rt <V.--.v?? %.'?:.';>''
1 t..y. ?fil . . ' . . -'>t ! ii . '''Witl
17,372, and three wooka later Grant carried
the Stato by 40,017 majority, the total Tote
of the State being 519,829. Comparing the
Totea at theBe several elootions, it is ascer?
tained that the average Republican ma?
jority was 20,324, which Mr. Pendloton has
to overcome to be tho next Governor of
Ohio.
The alarm which the Republicans exhibit
lest they lose these great State-, notwith?
standing ths heavy odds in their favor
with whioh they enter the election, affords
their opponents just ground for encourage?
ment and hope.
Coffee's Chance to go. to Congress-A
Bugle Blast from Parson t ?ln,
"Who shall go to Congress In tho stead
of the Hon. C. C. Bowen?" asks our blaok
prophet, the Rev. R. H. Cain, in the last
issue of that genuine and outspoken organ
of tho Republicana of -South Carolina-the
Missionary Reoord. He solves the riddle
in words whioh, to oarpet-bagger and
soallawag alike, must read liko the
handwriting on the wall. It ls oertalnly
very early? he remarks, to agitate tho
question,. but he,, .finds sufficient justin
cation in his.anxiety to balk "tho hungry
dovils who never tire" in the quest of offi?
cial plunder. A v?iry proper and praise
worthy motivo wo admit; and wo hold him
fully excused for what might seem unduo
ha9tc, on his part, iu plunging the commu?
nity into the hurly-burly of aa angry and
excited oanvasB. Wo will lut the prophet
Cain speak for himself as to tho oomplexion,
moral, political and phyyicil, of the doming
Congressman.
"Wo do not know," ho says, "who tho lucky
ohap may bc; but ono thing is pro tty oertain,
that the negro proposes to send a true repT
scnlalicc of his rac?, to represent his interests
at the next election for Congressman. These
long, lank, sharp-nosed gentt may pre?
pare for d?fi?t. Tboy will havo to tako a book
seat till somebody ciao has had a obanco. Tho
colored peoplo have boen Bold .often enough,
and they havo como to tho conclusion that
these adventurers with white faces and black
hearts shad not any longer belie them and fat?
ten off. their stupidity. Wo venture to say no
one of these pretending soamps teilt ever go to
Washington to misrepresent them again, t?o
or cert ni ii people who aro preparing togo to
tho Senate through tho influe nco of. colored
legislators, fine speeohes, and a fow' hundred
dollars. That will not pave tbe way to tho
Bonato in tho future as it did in the past.
'Ploaso tako notico and govern yourselves ac?
cordingly.' " '
Men?, Men?, Tekel, Upharsin ! .
Tas ohief grievanoe -which the National
Negro Labor Convention, lo meet in Wash?
ington next December, is to redress, is thc
movement "to bring oonlraot Chinese labor
"into popular favor, thus forcing American
"(tte) laborers to work at coolie wages, or
"starve." That's what's the matter.
?ifin?rjal.
TGRAN'GK SIMONS, tOI.MCt ron
. AND COMMISSION' A G li NT, baa removed hit
Otilen to No. 7 STATE tllBIHT. OfB.ce hours from
10 lo ll A. M. .
ropi .7_mwl't
fftHB UNDKItSIUVKD U A. V K lt ft?
J HOT KD to the northeast corner ot li AST DAE
AND FBASKB'-i WBARK, where we shall be pleased
to eoe our fneDds and nffor oar well assorted atoek
ofUBOOEBlEH. UQOOBsV TOBAOOii.Ac,
Sept 21 Imo OL AU ID i A WI TTE.
(tottim (Struy (Etc.
IJIO COTTON I? 1. A MT IO tl B ,
THE GEORGIA SAW GIN,
FORMERLY "OLEMON'i" OIN, OE COL?UBrs,
GU0B3IA?' .
_ *
GREY'S PATENT
LABO H-SA VING ANT4~FRI0TI0N,
IRON SCREW CO I TON PRESS,
TBE WOST SIMPLf. DU lt AU LE AND' BEEBO*
TIVE EV EB INVENTED. | ||11<
AT RED TJ GE D PRICE t?.
For Information and descriptive lists cf the ah ?ve,
apply to j .
Ill Cf K it di it A Vii* tot.,
No. 0 6 BAST H.VY, (Mt AU [.KS TUN , 8.0"-1 .
General Agenta Xor state.
ALSO Aourrs roa
POBTABIaB BIOS IHKKtHLRS, RIDE FANS,
GBIST MILLS, Ac.
Sept IS_' ' ... . ,wfm6
?\ H I ? O . a. ?'>. sf*
COTTON G?SNING MILLS,
WEBT END TM A 1) D- S TH BEi
WE ABE NOW PREPARED TO RKOKIVK ANI?
Gin hes leland ?nd Upland cotton at tb? old ratea of
toll-6 cents per poaad for Bea leland?, 4 couts per'
pound for Uplands, sumo J ry '?Gullett Oin."
OBTMOLM BBOTBBBB7
.. Oom mission Merchants,
Pept 3_fmwlmo . . Adair's Wharf.
^J.UI-LKTT'.B B FfcKXt II HUSH J
COTTON G-'TN S.
THB SUBSCRIBER IS . NOW PBEPABED TO
fill orders tor these Justly celebrated GINS. Certifi?
cates from reliable planters In thia Mate, who have
bought abd used them the past season, sa well at
from tbe Factors and Brokera, tully oonfirm AU that"
is dalmo i for them; and tho faot la no? well estab?
lished that the I Oers iso lu the prie* of CottooglnDod
00 Un? Gin will, on every forty bales, fully pay for
abe coat of the Gin, , .: ,:: . 't v
1 ? -j.,..t ?AMOI . t rVtnVti
HALL'B PATENT CO LU ON GIN FEE DEO,
A valuable Machine, savias boto tima and labor In
the ginning of a crop. Oas be attached to any Oin
I Bend for Olreulars. \*M ! .. -;
E? O. tSr^VELEYv
ko. 69 EAST BAY, K OU I fl OF OLD PO STOF P?O E.
. i August Q tnwUmoe <: Ohart-ston, 8. 0.
J~y> YOU WISH TO PltLVKNT VOU lt
QUILL AND FKVBBf
Kept IT Emoa I jESOLOMONft' B1TT1B8.
yy c. ASiDsiN .? oo.,
*No. 84, PINE-8T BEET,
EBW TOBE Ol tr. '. *
i W. O. ALDRN, I timm VnrV
y \ WM. ILLlOrr, } ?aWEOtst.
t. M. MORGAN, late of Ob ar lost sn, P. a
- MegotUte Hales or SOUIHSRN RR AL EST ATP, '
KOA eiobsnges of <he fame for Merchandise, io.
Safer to M serra. Geo. A. Treaholm A Boa, Osarle*.
ton. S.O. r: . . 6>pt4 -
J HU B Pt* M A? VS,
BROKER, AUCTION BUR AND CO M kith
RION Af ER VU A 2V 7. ttl
SALES OF BEAL ESTATE, HTOpiS, BONDS, SB
ODE IT I EH ABD PBRhONAL P 1*0 PEE TT
ATTEJKOBD TO.
J Pl?. BT Sao?u-STBSSt
. OBABLgwTON, B. O
' KX/Kuxeas.
! . i mV'w -x* tMfco.- t.-cdr-.-.i -'Ml'
s.-..-, i &r& Vt?lii?vi tattii pc: ; : :i tVv
H?onts.
BO AHI? WAN'I ll) AT A Ht IO, S C.
A small fanni y doslrcs good DOA KD ot ? pii
rato IIOUBO. in tn ?onie limo tu November probably
lill ?ley. Reference* lo le exchanged. Addreas,
mont I..uni? location, ond a'atlug terms tod other
particular*, JOHN V. SKIDMORP, No. TT Oed?!
street. New York City. 3*_SeritTI
fYJANTED, A SITUATION BY A
W FRENCH OARDBNEB, knowing every
branch of bia budnees. Hts wife, a good Dross
miker. caa mako herself usrlul lu any family. (With?
out children.) -'Any one withing tbo samo, eau apply
lor conditions lo this Offl.o. G;od rotcrcuccs.;
Bopl 36 _T*
WANTKD, AGBSTS.-ONH HUNDRED 1
CONFIDENTIAL All I N I'S wau Ld to dis
l>oso of a good paying merchantable article. Au en
crgotto and rellabio man ran make f1000 per nionth.
Particulars free. Call ou or address J A MKS H. QOR
DON, No. a Aailty-streo'. New York.
Sept 36_8?
WANTKD-A MIDDLK.AOKD I'Klt
t-ON, who has considerable experience In
Bookkeeping, Hom nil Comraisalon and ?) Ipping
Bust ness, and alto tn the Classification o. Colton,
wirb ca to obtain a eituatlon In a respectable mer?
cantile house whore be can make b I m ?elf uaolul tn
the above branches. Can oleo correspond in two
languages. Salary moderate. Ad.tress A. D. C.,
through Poetofnee Hoar 314. thm5* foot 23
WANTKD TO ll KN T, A 8UHOOL.
HO US Hand RESIDENCE. Address, siaUng
terms, P. O. Doz No. 169. wfm21 Angust ll
WANTED, A -?VORI AN TO COOK AND
waah for a small family. Mono need apply
without good rcconitncodattoue. Apply at Ti-I-t
OFFICE._SeptaS
WANTKD, A OOOD WABHKH AND
IItONl-.lt. Itocommendallona rcqutrod. Ap?
ply at No. .19 MOM AO ut:-ST Ht ET. ?
bept 9*_'_8
WANTKD, CAPITAL OF $5000 (FIVE
thousand dollar.,) to engage tn tho 'lllll
PENIINE HUBINES-?, bv the Orst of November.
Address "1UUPENTINE," NEWS offlro. SoittaJ
CANDY IU AK. Ult S WANTKD.-WANT?
ED 1 WO FIRST-CLASS < AMY M AK tit H. for
which tho highest wages will be p dd. Apply to J.
C. H. c LA I' ss KN. No. 10 Market-street.
Sopt 21_10
AYOUNO ni AN, OF Kt) IK Y KAUS'
businessexpodeniolu this city, and capable
ot giving the best references hero, desires a perma?
nent situation lu some Wholesale House-Cotton
Factorage preferred. Address A. D. C., Boz %V
Sept 1_imo*
aOOH s Wit VANTS, WHITE AND Ct?L
OttED, gan bo obtained by ay pl y lng to EM?
PLOYMENT-OFFICE, bo.'6U Queen-street.
Anguat 23
CH I IN K s K LA Hil lt K lt S. - HA KT I tCS
wishing to employ largo or sinai! numbera of
CHINESE LABORERS, n>ay make the necessary
arrangements for procuring gang* of slat-required,
delivered in auy part of the country, by application
to KOOPMANsCHAAP, San Francisco, California.
July 30_"_
WANTKD, EV IC tl Y HOI) Y TO KNOW
that JOH PBINT1NO uf all kinds, plain and
ornamental, ls executed promptly in the neateat
style oud at the lowest Now York prices, atina
NEWS Job Office. No. U9 EAST BAY. Coll and ex?
amine thu scale of prices before' giving your orders
.elsewhere.
WANTKD-AGENTS-SluO TO ?400 PER
month, everywhere, malo and female, to.in
troducc tho genuine Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY si.WINO MACHINE. Tbls mioblno will
HI itch. h m. fell, tuck, quilt, cord, biud, brild and
embroider in a most superior mauner. Price only
$18. Fully warranted for five years. Rolb upper
and undor-food styles. Wo will pay 91090 for any
msch'ne that will sew stronger, more beautiful, or
moro ela?ttc scam than ours. Ii makes tbo real olas
Uo lotk-stick. Every second stitch eau be cot. and
still Ibo cloth cannot bo pulled apart without (oaring
lt. Wo pay Agents from $100 to ?130 per month sud
ezpeuaes, or a commission f >om which twice that
amount con be m ide. ono. Mo KA ni RON A CO ,
Nashville. Tenn. CAUTION-Donol be Imposed upon
by othor parties palm np; off worlbloes cast iron ma
chine- undor the same namo or otherwise. Oura la
(be only genuine sud really praclloH cheap michino
manufactured, nao Imo* Sept 11
?o Went.
TO KENT. TWO FINE I. A HOE STORES.
Ono No. LAdgerJs Wharf, suitable for Store
ago purp tses. and No. 26 Eas'. Bay, southeast cor
uer of Adder's Wharf and East Dav; each bavo fine
large dry cellars Apply td J. H. DAWSON, No. tj
Jf&DOI.lFFE Si lek KT, Cr at No. 1 sD?BR'l
WHARF, between 13 and I o'clock.
Sopt 29_'_wfm8?
TO KENT, THAT U ESI lt ABLE BUSI?
NESS SJ A ND known aa Ko 86 SAHT DAY,
(op poa 11 ii Dalt y Nows Office.) For particulars, apply
at NO 1 NORTH ATLANTIC WU AUK.
Four a3_ - _thsmwi
TU HEMT-.THE STORE NollX?1WKST
oornet of Ring ?nd Calhoun streets. Apply st
Nu. 10 MONI AO UL-S I'M Et v.
Sopt 24_S?
OF Kl CE TO BENT.-THAT UE8IRA
" BLE OFBI E, No. 40 BROAD-RTRKKT, con
taintng two rooms (Iront and back), now lu com
Sleia order. A i J y11 v on nremisea to I. 8. E. BUN
[SrT. or lo No. 265 KlffQ-STrifc?r. Sept 3
?-KAL K.ST AT ss AOENTS, ANO OTHERS
L having house; (o rent, can have their Placarda,
Ac, printed at the lowest ratea, and In tho newest
omi neatest styles of lype, at THE NEWS JOB OF
HOE, No. 149 East Ray.
Jot Sait.
JUST A1IR1YED F lt OM THE COUN?
TRY, a lot ol fine work HORDES AND Mi LE-?,
which will bo sold st rossonable prices. Apply at
HOCK ADAY'S OLD S TABLES.- corner of King and
.-pring air?ete._ 1? dept 2T
ITIOII Sab?, ON SULLIVAN'S ISLAND.
; n RKSIDEVOE of twolvo rooms, two plasziS,
with kitchen, clslcru, Ao , t-l'.uatod on front bench,
ll. M . MARSHALL Ar BROIHBH, Heal Eslato Rrc- I
kera. Brood-street -sr.1 ? g . tri . . Hept 55
Pi: IN UNO I'HH ss.* on ?ALB AT A
OREA ? HARG alt! -Ono SM ALL I Y LI NU KU
TAYLOK PRI SS incompleto repair. It hus bern bot
little need, and la sold sim ely becaue tbopreaent
ownnr bas no use for lt. Tho sis ) of the t oll ol tho |
Preis la ti rty-tour bv flftv-elpht inanes, said Press
will bo sold at a groat bargain if applied for at once,
as the room it occuplei is wanted fur other purposes.
Address Box No. 3196, NKW.YOUK POSIOFFIUE.
Copt 20_ -, ,
AUCTIONKKHS, B tl OK KR 8, AND
others wishing "1-or Sala" Placards, Business
Card*, or other Jolt PrinUog executed with neat, j
: ness and dlapatoh, will consult their Interest by leav?
ing thuir orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
149,BV?st Bay. ., . , .,_
Emt SALK, OLD NKWSFAFHIS.S IN
any quantify. I tl ce TS oents por hundred.
Tho cneapest wrapplnr paper that can be rued. Ap
ply?r theofflea of CHB N KWS. March 1
gauo for Sait.
FOB. SALK. A VALUABLE TRACT OF
??200 A0RE8 OF LAND In St George's Parish,
colleen County, South Carolina; baa a front on
Edtsto River 01 one and a half mllci; a00 ao es clear- ,
.ed and under cultivation in oom and coltan; tract
Ia remarkab.y welt timbered (pine aid oypreaa;) ls
situated five |S) miles from south Carolina Batlro d,
and 4s from'tho tilly of Charleston. A hew Oin
House, Oin and screw, capital DweUlug of 8 room?;
game aouudant, liver Cab intr excellent.
lerm^T-tb ,ui)0| one-tiinrj cash, balan?a lin ona
and two y ears, sarrar- d br bond and morbgaga. :
I Apply 10 D. U. Da-tAU --UI1B, LsTW Rouge. OO
loinbis, rt O. . mg ,-. - - ; Sept OT :
itt kll Ail 'Cl<B8 WlbUAHH- I
Xl'eUvtf BUBO COUNTY-100 ; aeres, of
WlifcCsro o sxred and 75 avrrea now undor cultivai
tton In oort}, cotton: ?nd. iioeV'The tract Is heavily
ti rube rod wi<b;pioe, oak, cypress anti' bli kary, ond
oont.lns a dwelling and outbuildings, wlih flfaswu
c inlus for laborer*; also, one good mill Mle. AV??
rage prodnctluri'61 the hind, len to flitean bushels 01
corn ned alf nen lo twenty fife bushkl* Of rico to tba
acre, without fertUlcara. The relton 'abounds in
rcsrl oepo-ils. OTJorgelowr? is thn noaroit market,
tbs place being lour miles from Block Minga Creak
and (wiatt y-flve miles from Ooo. goto nu Crook, which
ta navigable at all seaton*. : -
f-f-Sa bf tbs tesol ?is OOO; one half cash.1 tho bal
5r . in ode and two j o ?nt, ? cured by boid and
lortgaga. Ant smaller number of aerea will bo ?old
at a moderate ad vanos on this r to. Parries destrmg
to lnti;o,u the tra. t oar? do so bj leaving the r-orib
easler.s Railroad at Ki og? tree, and Inquiring tba
wayu ny pace, twenty-ihree miles distant Tho
traetliet within one mlle of abe projected George?
town Ri .-mad Ad Ira? JA-. F. < 'AMII A WAY. sur?
vivor of tt?rklna A .,*rraway. Georgi town Poatoflc*,
B, 0. mwf ?mos*, 1 . - PAO - r .Sept 90
TTHJR. SALK, UOO AOHKW UF WK LL
r TIMBSRSD L?ND id lower p rt 61 Barnwell
Conni . six mlle* Iron? *ouih >? disto River. Tarma
mada vary low Vor particulars, address Dr. O. 0,
HUT TO, Graham's Turnout, fl.8. U. R.
^August?t>.?--^-' ' laqe? nao ? ? < st
'"?>ICRKD HP>4?aiBROAO-?T?B?T.TWO
Jt _TRfJNat or DS? K*n. whtob the ownaf
cad have by proving property and pavy lng expense?
jsaptai- - . T. : ' ? ' 1
ncT'-tottfo.'A''uukqtt'1 AND TAH TRI.
JP 'Bl RR PUP, w 1 nc h th e owner ?aar kare by prey
"PK KED UP ON TH BC HALFMOON 1
JT Bat Wry. cm las? M?*idaT, two Ult A RH YET 8
?rh 1 ch Can be ob tain ed by proring tarop?? Vf and pay?
In* ripen?**. ^apt16
F' HUaTO, A NAFM SHY OV ?AJT" ,
bstween Qaeen and Harm wtrweu. which the
owuar can haw, by a^*Ti?# ?4 tee DAILY Na WI
OFnO* AndWlK axpeaaea, Soaytt
1 IJ?AIV?M .. j . . '. ? - . " " IrVkrta ll
..;.Vf Pua - : '. Vv. i?.? Vto t?l?.a ' v . ; '..
i ^H^-wollfl'f T H ; -.vt :>.. : 11 i-?.'o?'.a si',
I . * : M.- ?'s?j, ,>I'fi?*4"." tbi .brf.'.r.t'.-.'f.:
, -, ?. ,;.-;.I'I.:II.I;:.I 1J '.I'.W iw I ' ? ?
tfittWHQS.
FltlKNDSIlII' LG LG IC No. U, A. V. M.
TUE REGULAR COMMUNICATION' OF THU
Lodi;? will bo bcd Tins EWNINO. a' Masonic
Hall, al hair-pant Seven o'clock. A fill] Mir .dunco
ii lix tu 'ul om are respectfully requested a? (hero tn
tiuainos* ot Importance letoio tbo Lodgn. Candi
late? for degree* will bo punctual.
llyordorW.lt. J II. I,OKI',
Eopt 27_Soci clary.
it in t. K in; tc KULK Uk VB.
ATTEND AN ADJOURN I'D MEEI INO OP YOUR
Oluh THIS KVKMHO. at Eight o'clock, at Wash?
ington Euglno rjouito. A vcncral atlondsuce ts re?
quested. Tho election for officer*, pos'pouod from
last mociing, will take pl ire.
W. WAI7IE:t RILEY.
Sept 27 rico etary pro tom.
/inanrial.
-yy ANTED.
BLUE BIDOE RAILROAD FIRST MORTOAOE
BONDS, Number 149, 204, 20J, 206, which aro mu
(llalod by a largo deQclency io unmaturcd coupons.
BeptlS W. B. WILLIAMS A BON.
g D W A ll L L O W N D K M ,
DUOKEB, No. 1 BR OA D-S T R E E T,
BUYS AND HELLS ON COMMISSION, BOND *,
Block?. Bank Hills, and Securities of all kinda, 'ibo
blgbcst marget prices obtained.
Any information desired, by letter or otborwiso.
will be cboormlly given. Applv as above at .No. 1
Broad-Btrcot, or through Postoflleo Box SOT.
Will also attend to tho investments of money in
large and small amounts.
IlEFEnSNOEa.-Wagner, Roger A Co. Heeder A
Davin. O. A. Trenholin.A Son, W. C Boo A Co,
Thos. R. Waring. raMilcr s .mm Carolina l.oanaml:
Trust Company: Pelzor, Ho lc. rn A Co., J. D. Aiken
A Co., George H. Walter A O.t., Coh'n, Hauckel &
Co.. Andrew edmonds. President First National Honk
Sept 21 nae ' Imo
T
/int &i\8.
UK FAL h CAMPAIONI
QUINBY & CO.
1IAVINO II KO EN TL Y UKI URNED FROM IHK
North with acomploto assortment of Photographic
Goo IP, and all tho rrcent lroprovemcula In tho art,
aro now ready to produce PHOTOGRAPHY in its
various bronchus unsurpassed ho b for their beauty
of fl oluh aud durability.
Pictures onlargcd to any size. Especial attention
given to copying Old Pictures. We ore prepared to
mat o Outdoor Views of all kinds.
JUT Gallery No. 201 KINO-STREET, Oharleaton,
6. C. Bcpt 21
fl HU publications.
^ !tKAT It i: l)l'( TI ON IN PRICKS.
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
POPULAR BOORS SENT FREE OF POSTAGE
AT TUE PRIOfcS ANNEXRD:
JOHN MARCHMONT'!* LEOACY, a Novel, by
. Mire M. E. Braddon.80
MISTRESS AND MAID, a Novel, by M?H Mu
loch.80
SAD TALE OF TUB COURTSHIP OF CHEVA?
LIER HLY FOX-Wickol.'JO
THE WONDKRFUL AND AJ.lU.-INO DOINGS
OF O-ii i AK SHANGHAI.SO
MIND YOU It H rOPH.20
RKADY RECKONER. .40
WHIST, LOO. i CCU UK A**ri POREI1.20
MADAME LE JlAROHAND'H FOK1UNE TEL?
LER AND DREAMER'.i MOTTON A HY.40
SPENCER'S COMM SPEECHES AND HUMOR?
OUS RI.0II A I IONS.66
MADAME LB NORMANDY UNERRING FOR?
TUNE 1 KLLKK.46
LAWS OF LOVE.36
LADIES' LOVE ORACLE.96
LADIES' GUIDE TO BEAU IY.30
BOXING ll AUK h ASY.90
FON IAIN t.' H GOI DEN WH REL FOR I UNE
TELLER AND Dite AM HOOK.40
ROOK OF HOU-EHOLD PETh.65
THE ART OF BEAU TY. by Lola Montea.80
TBE PLAY GROUND.65
AMI* MOAN CARD PLAYER.66
HOW o AM in I'. RS WIN, OR i HE H to UKI H
OF ADVANTAGK PLAITING.66
IS? IIAsE DALL PLAYER.16
LESLIE'n PICTORIAL.16
HARPER'S WEEKLY.16
CHIMNEY COHN KB.16
LIIEKAUY ALBUM.,.16
DAY'S DOINGS.;.18
POLICE NEWS Ott GAZE ITS.16
HARPKE S BAZ ?AB.16
BUNYAN'S PILGRIMS PROJBKSS.35.
COMIO MONTHLY....,:..20
BUDGE I' OF FUN....40
Either ol the iollosrlna Booka mailtd on receipt of
four 3a, a tamp?.
Old numbera of LBSLTE'S. GOOEY* S, PETER?
SON'S. LAND WE LOVE, or DEAIORKST'B.
Any one Of Readies or Mauro's MME NOVELS.
Aleo, a Comte or sentimental SONG BOOK.
Novels by I tie.ruH Dickens:
OLIVER TWIST, 171 PAGeS, 80 CENTS; AMERI?
CA?? Sf*?* W* PHt?sj icc! ?omooy ? nage?.
40c; Marlin cbnaxlewtt, 842 pi Res, 40o; Our Mumal
Friend. 33U paees. 40o; i.hnatraas Stories, 162 pages.
80c; Tale ol Two Otiles, 144 asgas 26a; Hard limes
and Additional Christmas Htonee 2'JO page?. 30c;
Meti?la" Mcktaby. 8tu pages. 40c; bleak House, 840
Raes, 40c; Little Doirit, nao pagos, tuc; Pickwick
pera. 830 pages, 40 ?; David Coppera ol J 8BU pages,
40o; Barnaby Rn.u;o 267 pages, Ste-. Old Curiosity
shop. 2ii o*a?*. 33c; Great Expectations,. 184 panes,
30c; Sketches, \Vpy2$". 808.
Tn? following; Novela, by 8tr i Walter
In Scott KI nil etd at 30 ce itt s Kurru
WAVERLY, IVANBOB. KBNlf.WORlH, GUY
Mannende, ?/tnlquarr, Rob Roy. OH Mortality. Th*
Black Dwarf ana a Legend of Montrosa,I Britts ol
Lammermoor, IL-art of Mid* Lothian, The Monas?
tery, vhoAbiiot. The Pirate,Fortuna.of Nlaol. Peve?
ril of 'hs Poa?, Qualin Darward. St. Roaao'a Well
Red Gauntlet, > he Betrothed and Highland Widow,
The Talismtn, Wood stork. Fair Maid of Penh, Anne
ol Geteralein, Count Robert or Paris, Tho friirgoouV
Danu liter. 1
1 On receipt or the price, etlhor in cash or stamp?
copies of aoy books io thia Hst will be tent by mal)
postpaid. CU AB. C. It I Ci HT Kit,
No. 161 Bing<*ireet, ' ..
Joly II seo charleston, 8. O. .
l^t'SJ.P?LI.'.N IIIKIK MOHK,
RECENT PDBH0A?I0NS.
THE PUHTER AND THE ALABAMA, Service
Afloat during the War between the States, by Ad?
miral Semines, I vol 0*0., cloth, 96.
R B80U ROBS o F 1 HE sOUTBfcRrf FIELDS AND
FoRhSis, Aleatral. Economical and Agricultural,
by F. Psyre Porcher, M. D.. 1 vol. 8vo" S3 60.
n MUSTIAN M Ntl tits OF Or UM* NY. by Cathe?
rina Wlnkworth, transl i or and compilar of '-Lyra
Hornill lr J," Illustrated, 12mo., forming volume 6
: of the '-Sunday Library." fine doth, ?2.
? HISTORY OF EURIPKAN MORALS, from Au
guatua to CbAlle.nsone 2 vol?., 8vo., SS.
? FOREvr LIE,'. IN AO ADIE, -ketchea of Sport and
. Natural Bia lory In the .Lower Provinces of tho Ona
dbut. Dominion, by Captain 0. Bardy, Illustrated,:
8va, 13, . ,. .?
TBB NEW AFFINITIES OF FAirH, A Plea fox.
Free Christian Union, br lames Martina*,u, 36c
SPE01 KUM ANALYSIS, Six Lectures, byan E.
Roscoe, with appendices,. colored Plates., end ni ni?
trated. Sro. 99. ...E.,-*
MIND ANo BRACNi or. The Oorielatton of Con
setousness and Organisation. Systematically Inveav
tUratoJ sod Applied to Philosophy. Mental Science
and Practice, ?nth. a Preliminary Dissertation on
{Method And illustrative ot the Text, hr t ho? Lay?
cock, H. II., 2 vol* . 12(00. i t; xvi. 494, 97. ?
' -LIFE OE PIZARRO, wittl ?oma .Recount Of bis As.
aoristo* ld the Oonquc? t pf Peru, br Arthur Help*.
ina OLD TKSTAUBNT HISTORY, from Ibo
Creation to I he Return front the .Oaotlvlty, 'edited
by W, ^ral h. JUL. O.. 1 vol., limo/, ti*: I
: WOMANS SUFFBIGI*. the rclorm .Against' N?>
tu'ie. by Ooraro Bu'bneU, 1 vol .120)0., 91 60. ..y
:j a np SURJI'.C.IICJ OF WOMAN, by Josa siuart,
U.M., l vol . limo.. 91 '." "
PRE-HIST O RIO NATIONS; or Inqdlrie'Concern?
ing sohi6 di \h? Great Poo o le, ii an J civ Ural iona ol
A rtlqiutr, sod their PfObabieEoiatJon tn a still Old?
er Olvlhsitlon ot.tue Ethiopians or Cosbttea of Ara?
bia, by John D. Boldw n, 12mn .9176. tJ .
KIO bl' YEAR -' WANDERINGS IN CEYLON, by
Fir samuel Whlto Raker. Illustrated, lima, cloth,
9160.
, THE ROIKNCB OF RIGHT*, by F. G. FlobU,.
translated by A. K. Hr?og r, 19mo., ?loth.l?.'
iH?f*BiTH0TraAND MILE?. THROUGH THE
ROCKY MOUNTAINS by 4. E. "McClure, illustrat?
ed. 12tno . cloth 92. ? I''-'
BEATBICB. A Poem, by Hon. Boden* Noel, square
lemo., cloth, gilt top, 91.
THE Si X hs, H h RB AND BEBKAF^BB, by WU.
liam H. Holoombo, M D , 12xno., paper * loth, 91 6a
. I IV ER Or St. LOUIS ANO CALVIN, by M.
Gula ot TiMttratsvt, i imo., olotb $J.
ITHS QUiKEB PAR.IHONS, A ReTolntlonxry
Blorr, with lUnatraUou*. Hmo, c oth. fl w.
FIirilON.r-AuorDa. k'a VHUon tbs Rhine; Brek
rsann^iharratn'a waterloo; H g iDcoa*a Maibooa;
Hoffmann's aloa Mnrrajt Unjo ? L'Homme qui
Blt; Lettjoa LLlei Phetpi1 Moo, Women an*i ?boats;
lb* Quaker PirtlM??; Rob nion's For H?r Sase;
SOU th WOT th'* Ofcanged Bride? ; spieltMuren'i Problem,
atfeal 0bstaet>ni Wobd** Gnus wu? ?wi! Klnna
ley"s SbPettoa; My OaujrhWr Ulmor) The las Utan'*
Hooaehold; ?cbmW? IT ?berti? Ul er; sou th worth's
The Pride's rate] iTollotxVs H? KoSw He Waa
Rt?^;*MbW.-'* Used Ouest; Freytaa'a Lest Mar>
ui-ript; Jeon In?)elow'* Morvsei tte far* .: Jr
r(*%a?sart! 1 ?. .... .* i lim i
?Bmuscmints.
METHOI'OUITIIV TH IC AT UK COM?
PANY.
Mown. COLLINS A MOUSE-.Proprietor?.
HIBERNIAN HALL.
URANO OPENING MONDAY QOTOBKR <, IMO.
TUE BEST COMPANY NOW ORQ\NlZED,
CourlaUnc Of the iollowlug Ulrtliuijui hod. Ladle?
?Ucl (i rut Lui rn :
MUs RATE RAYMOND. Mr. WAI.TFII KENN. .
Mll-H ANNIE IJKVKUIKO, Mr. J. L. ItHOWN,
Mles ALICE ItnooKS, Mr. MAIM IIH?1>,
MU? EMMA HIIOWK, Mr. L. UOWKII,
Mr*. ADA LAWUKNCE. Mr. litany lUiuuoniLL,
Mr. HUDSON MOUBKOOR, Mr J. L. JUNKS,
Mr. 11 M? ?i Y COOKE, Mr. HAS IT MORSE,
Mr. DAN KEEN, Mr. J. MCQOVEBN.
Tho whole under thu obis ?uporviaton of
Mil. O. B. COLLIN?.
For Opening Uill and Particulars seo ?mall UUU.
OARO.
To THU LADIES AND GENTLEMEN or THABLEIZON:
The undort-lgned havloii with nroat raro and expenso
aetocled tho abovo corps of Metropolitan ArlUtoR.com
prising ?orno of tho moat dlatintrulahid latent in tim
clraraatlo world, and being dnnlrlnis of establishing a
Southern Theatrical Circuit, couiprh-iug tho utiles of
Chartcaton, savannah and Augualu, would moat rc
apcolfall) ark thc patrouagu and support of tho la
dloa and gentlemen ol this'city, and in return for
?rich support wo arauro yuu that tho ploooa ?olooted
for reprc*on*tion ?hall Lo Ft uar OLA.-s ONLY, (by
auch popular autbont an lionel, ault, lom Taylor, T.
W. RoborUon. Julio Hrouxlinm. Ac.,) and (hat tin y
ahab i>o produced with a caro aud attention to dotail
btlborto unattoniptcd io this city. 1 lia alano depart?
ment will be nuder tho management of Mr. O. D.
Colllu?, wbo, with twenty years' oaiicrlonco os actor
and. manager, piedl es lilmnell that there gball bc
nolbtng to offcntl. but "-verylbing lo please.
Respectfully your?,
U. li. COLLINS,
Sept 27 5 HAHIIY MORVE.
TN A. P. I ti IC C O 91 P A N Y.
A SOIREE
WILL nr. div rs
AT H \LL OF ENGINE IIUU?E,
Tucaday Kvcnlna, <38tla lust., nt O o'clock.
Members wUhiug Tickets for Ihoroaolvo!! and
monda, eau procuro thom from either of th ?. Com
naltteei
0. O. WIGHTMAN, C. A. VON DOHLEN,
T. F. NIP30N, WALTER Wt BU,
THOMAS LYONS.
Sop! 23 th m tn 3
OUT??tOIl?l.
Cl Lassie A.b. MATHEMATICAL, 1C\U
/ LIS II AND FRENCH SCHOOL,
Wo. 82 WENTWORTH STREET.
Thc Exorcises of this School will bo resumed on
MON DAT, Octoocr 4. '
HHNKY M. BRUMM. Principal.
CHARLES R. COCHRAN, AHftUtant.
A few Roys aro received aa baardors in Ibo (amity
of tbs Principal. mw(3.<m'l Kept 2T
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-THE EXKUC1SEK
ofthe P?OLI? 8MHUC-L9 will bn resumed on
MONDAY, ibo 4th of October.
Admtsaion? to vaeaocioa will bo male al tho re?
spective Hchools every .Mo s HAY Mortui VO, from 9 to
10 o'clock, ou and after tho 11th Octobor.
Hy order of tbo Doard.
E. MONTAGUE GRIMKK,
? Kept 21 10 Secretary.
Dtt. BL A Ai CK K (TJ St IV K lt S IT V OF
OCEdlNORN) U prepared to glvo Instruction
lu German and Hebrew. For torma and particulars
apply to Dr. BLaNOKB, at tbs tesidouce of Dr. H.
Hackney, No. 68 Hare! gtreet._t-opt 27
CAlttM, IMA EDUCATIONAL I <H I I
TOTE,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADLES,
No. ll Coming-street, Charleston, 41. C.
THE FXKBOISES OF THI3 SCHOOL WILL DE
r.-f urned (D. V.) on Mundar, o lober 4.
Mr. and Mrs tl. W ALEXANDER.
Madame A. GIRAUD. .
Sept 23_Ibs2mwf4
pAKUUHIAb SCHOOL.
AND .
HOME FOR BOYS,
ASHLEY - STREET, CHARLESTON.
THE F.XEB0IHE3 OF THIS ROHO'iL WTLL
commence on tho lat of Oo'obor D. V Limited to
400. Tho HOME will bo reopnuod ou thi simo day.
Wo are limited to 100 inmates, aud applications
should bo mide at onco Punctual ?at?ndam e ia re
qalrt-d. Information will l>o giveo In circular by
application to Hov, A. T. PORTE?, Rector of
bchooi aud Home.
lorma for Day behool, tuition payable in advance :
ClasDlcal Course.$3 Ol per month.
Fngliab. 1 25 pur month.
Prtmsiy....... 78 uer monlb.
Wo aro oadoavorlnc io aet.ure tho services ol a
flrat-claaa Fronau, t eacher. It wa nucreed das no
tire will bo Riv -n Our aim bsa been to make this a
Fchool of tho highest cbaraoier, and abaU use our
boat endeavors to attain thu)and . ;. ?,
JOHN GADSDEN^
Sept 10 . ,/mwP rrtZ^piT.
EfcGL'BH, VUMMCKt ?t"AHSIC tt4 ANO
.UATHKMATIOAL ROaPPi? NO?rUWE-.T
CORNER BULL AND rOUlNO ,rBEBrs.-i ho ox
erclsvHOl the nubs erl ber's School vflu fi0 rea um ed
on tho Ont Monday in Oiltobor.
. A new Claas will be formed fi.- boya of atVal iea
years of age, and a row pnplU a'so can bo accon? m?
usted ?LU board. JOS. r. CALDWELL.
bf pt 23 _ _tbm4
ACA O IC M Y O if HUH LADY (IVIURHCV,
.OUEEN-HTRrBT.-ibo Bxerclao* of Ibis Aca
doinr wit bo nannied MOND vr, September 27 1869;
it'll ejoas July the 29th 1870. tutuma rept ?1
riTIIR HKV. UU. LOIIO'M HUllOUL POIl
X YOONG LA PIE?'-"chool Room of ft Foul's
U tm ro. Boarding Pupils received at Dr. LORD'S
r eahl o ree. 'J he filth barm wUl commence Oe kotier
lat AU tb? brauche? of Engliab, CLa i.-aland Loll tn
Ed no itlon are tauubt . No additional dmr, e for the
1 atgnagea. 1 ho bead of the .-cbool U ibe principal
Teaobor. and gives it bis personal attention during
th)- enure time of toatrueitoo thmfl nepi ia
UN IVE lt NI TT OK SOUTH llAlCOliIN A.
The next Ros sion will begin 00 tb? nuar MON?
DAY m OOTomxa. and continua without mtcrmiH
sion, to lbs anning inly.
Anvaniigcs aro- offered at thia InaUlntlon to Stn
cl? ntH In Law. it bo graduales belog entitled to prac?
tise in the Courts ol thu f tato;) In McMlclne. (Oas
ranmo of li ut' notion belon extendive and thoroogh,
wbh two wi lt tera examlnatlona during tbs HeaalOB}}'
In Bnaioaarlng, MatnsmaUoa, .Mental, Moral and
PoUtieal Philosophy. H a tory, Rbetorlo, English
Liurainrs, Ancient and Modern Ijinguagoa, and tn
lbs varaou? Seienttflc Hchoo.s.
Expcnaea for feaslou of nins mondia: Annual
fee, B5j Library fee, ?IO; Room Rant fe*. ?18; lui?on
fee,-{for each of three achuota. 118; tuition iq.
Law or M<K)leine. HO Board can be bad at ?16 to
$20 per month. Br messina lt will tn less.
For runner information, asad for.Oatalotraea to
the Secretary of the Faculty, Ber. O. BRDOB
WALKER. ' B. W. BARNWELL,
i ;Jtt'i>-> Cb airman o? Vacuity.
. Columbia, it. O., AOgnat 2, 1B69.
Anguat 6 ? ,_ fawOAV:;
lOAKDKO A?MO 1>AY S? Uno?. PUB.
_ j -YOUN*. LADIES will roaatne i's FxorcU??
UoroBU I, aT.cprnev Woolworth and Rutledge
atfe'etav -ppiy ior Ctroular?. Mr?. JOHN LAURENS.
Principal._pfmw6-olS_8opt 17
H'A*?)?OM PIVitKIUICV ?IL1J
IWLt reanmo theexerola.sofher BOARDING ANO
LA If SUHOOL io: young ladle?, cu MOitQAY, OOtO
bcr 4th,'?t No S3 ll A ELBlRltET.
Profeasor of Freuen. Mr Du iO<B.
P...fr.-?or of German, Dr. Bl.tHCKR, (lato Pro
foaaor of LaogUB^eB at Oni(t< nham, England.I
Sept 16_ , wfmlmo
HIOU Hi li Ol f I. OP C'tARIiKSTON.-r
. . be exerclaesot tola inadtnUoa ware resumed
oil ?zninaoAT, -eptemberS. Iuatruxtlon given In
LATIN, GREBE. FHENUtl. GBKUA.S. MAIBB
M A 1I-K, and tba bl ber branche? o.' ENGLInH.
The aobool U well supplied wltu Mips Globes and
Philosophical appara t H .. \. ?
, Tarma of Tmiloo-Twelvo Dollars par quarter,
payante In art vance. Bo extra charge lor drench,
^"0r8^^GalAN.A. KM?BL
sept ta .'' T^'- 'io
?fj|<C a?xacitClr<BlS Ol' ' MU?. RLUH'S
HCHOOTawl.l t>s returned oo Mooday.OatobeB
4 b, ai her u mi o SN J?, Marr-arreot, oppo.-lie Rlt
aabetb AU .be braoohra ot en, Bagutri edaesaon
tetaght. Unala and Breach lt dael raj. ! Kept 20
TJR8UI.in K ll HTITUTB,
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
. ' cam a? ra? PAraoK.voa or
B?O HT REV. BISHOP LY H UH.
' Vor Protapectna, please addreaa TH? MOTH EB
eUPBBlOB, Ura?Mtne Convent, VaDe OmcU.
J .???. .... ltno
, v.-ti .:., o.i f..T . ail; ? . ? ? f l" ? , ! ? 'j
., ;.. jiiiiwa/. so t. ' , . , -, . ,
ri. If^ntr-V,: *>^JXM?'8\
"j "_-=,-.'..?-. ---
4 ! ..Vjl" "ll T. . .CL . .
: I'. ?jri .' V * v ' v .v.'..
?merits ant) /WisccUatifons.
GUNNY CLOTH.
IAA BALKS GUNNY t'LO l H. OK EXTRA
A.\J\J WHIOIir. tir.w lamllng oud for falo Ion
from tue wharf, lu lot? lo cult imrcha.er?, by
K. I.Ac I I I P. A; CO..
Hcpt27 G No. 20 uroad-?lrcxl.
Liai E.
FREiUI milts 1 MUK KV BUY DAY. IN BULK
OU UAV.RELt!
LlJJd" E KILNS, NEAR SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARF.
Ordure aeut direct to tho Kiln, or to thc h toros ou
Vonduo Kan.;.'. OLNEY iVt CO.
Sept ?7
ANCHOR BHAND NEW YORK
UAGOING.
AFRE?H b?jPPLY LANDING PER ?.TRAMER
O-orgta. WILLIAM ROAOH A CO.
rcpt 37_ I
~~EASTEHN HAY.
1 OA!! BALKS OHOIOB RASTERN DAY,
Lijl/V' landing and for Halo by
W. O. bMiril A CO.,
Sept 27_i_bj?pler|i Bange.
BACON, B U T T E R, CHEESE.
LAUD, S DA ivs. ?Sic.
HDOH. PRIME SIIOOI.DKRH AND C. R. PIDE-,
75 packages Fa r to t holen Butter
M boiea factory t'heose
60 paelmg-s Poro aotl I-'xira Lard, W. .1. W. A Co.
Davis Turc Lird
201) boxes Col-nle'ri. Mor.-w's aud McK. V. H. ft
Co.'H. r'oaps, various H7.CH Ju-t lauded and tor (alo
low. at lt I ht Kl'. A s 'llAi UTK,
Hopi 27 mwl3 ._sro UB Kaaj Uay.
CHOICE C. lt. SIDES AND
SIKH I.DI-.KS.
QA UIID-*. CHOICE UALIIM*"-??*-* CLEAR RIB
0\J MDI.S ANIitillOUI.OH.tb.
i aii(lm?; and lor sale by
LA O lt t Y & ALEX \NllKR,
eoi.t2s a No. i:i7 E?*t mr
SUPERIOR GUtNNi CLOTH
OF EXTRA WEIOnt. F?LL WID1U, AND
close and strong texture. For salo by
O. N. IIUBERT.
Kept 20_12_No. 12 Kift Day.
SOLOMON'S HITTERS
^RE FOR BALE DY
Drs. RAOUL A LYNAM.
Comer Kin j and Market atroets.
Fcpt 17_3mos
'* MARENGO"
CDHES FICVISK ANO AGUE.
fJTIHE FINEST TONIC IN TUB WORLD,
arar* For sale by all Druggists.
G J. l.t.' liv. Agent,
DRU a CH ST,
Corner King and John street*,
Sept 17 3mos Charleston, 3. 0.
LIVERPOOL SALT.
O/7 f\f\ h Ai 'KS LIVERPOOL KALT, IN FINE
-J I \ J VJ order, lauding from Ufte Vinco.
For calo by 'i. J.K KKK A CO.
Pepi lt_
No. 1. PEKUYIAN GUANO.
ftAA TONS No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, WAH
*-?5UU RANTED PURE. for sale by
Hip: 7 T. J. KERK A 00.
GUNNY CLOTH.
ly fr DALES EXTRA HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH, ?4
I O to 45 Inches wide, and waiginna* 2 H pounds.
For salo by 1. J. KEBR A CO.
Sept 3_
FOR SALK LOW.
-f rv BALES it INOil DON Di-F. BAOOIKO FOB
L VJ Boa Island Cotton. .
X D. AIKEN A CO.,
Bopt 10_sooth -motto Wheat
GUNNY CLOTH,
ON TBS SPOT AND TO AIIBIVE.
For aale by
August20_GEO. A. TRE* HOLM A BON.
SHINGLES AND PLASTERING
J.A 1'IIK,
QAA l\{\(\ WELL Kt*A?*ONBD CYPRESS
Ol/U.UUvi SHIN ILEi, lu bundles
fi 100,000 Plaste ring I tibs, '
For sile low for c-ut-: . Apply to
. 0. J. hOHI.I-PEORELL.
' No, OT Lino street, and
J. A ENSLOW A 00.,
Sept !_Ihm?*_ hast Hay.
OLD WHISKIES.
rilUE UNDERSIGNED Hi-G LB*VB TO AN
X NOUNOE that ttiov have beon appomtn l by
v.*. *srs. HENRY a. BAN Nih AV ni., of Phtlsdelpbls,
then" eola Agents for the Stalo of-?< uth' arollna lor the
aale 0?' ?heir celebrated ACHE. X XX XXX, XXXX,
NEDI AB, CAR HIE r snd other br.nd? OLD EYE
WHISKIES.
They also ?fu.1? to aanoifhce that Ihry will bo in
constant receipt of their COPPER DIS ULLED
MOUNTAIN PORE RYB WHIMCIKS, direct front
Distillery at H-cnnlsville, Do-kelcy county. West
Virginia.
5J b?rrela of the abore always on baud.
Liberal contracta sn I bd mata t >r la-Ma lots of
new Whiskies In boucl ahDintlllorr Warobouae.
UL A i JIU - % wrrrtc.
Cus Un m ti ou ?n ?quare,
H. E. corner ol East Bay and Fraser*'? Wharf.
--' Sept 3D mwfSmoa charleston, 8. O. 1
FRESH DUI GS.
JUBTBEOEiVED AND FOB h ALU WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL. BS DB. H. HA Kit, Nts 1S1
MEETING-STREET
BISON'S TOBA00O ANTIDOTE
Rose's Couth Kirup
Bdaenk's Pulmoulo Syrup ,
Schenk'e Seaweed Tonie ,
Cherokee Remedy
. Cherokee Cur? ?
' Cherokee PBIs
<Jhero?*e Injectlor?
j ,- Spears' Fruit Preeorving ?-otution
Brotra'n Ohiorod yee
German Bloo??. or "KaU-r""' Pin.. Ae . ftc
, .. "flemings Worra Conlrorlonn
wright's Brfnvanatang Ein ir
Churchill's Syrup UypopboMObita 01 Lime
Van Deawn'i Worm < 00 'oct io na
,, ... Hurley's Worra (-andy
Buit???'* Worm ?nirar Dtopji
.. iitlT7 Qrsaleubenr Pills
._ .. Cei>ba>lo Pills
Scballonborger'B /ever and Ague Pills
Kt rtr?g'a PIUS '
MoLa-se's TJrer rilU
. Won'? Vegetable Pills
Russell's Soothing Cordial for %hlldrrn Teething
Jayne's Alleralivo
Jayne's Expectorant
- Jayne's 'ar minait va
Jayne's MS alive PUIs
Radouv'a Ready Relief
Rao wat's H. Pills
B-dway'a Beady Uosolvank
J mao 21_niwf
HONKY ! ~
FOB SALE, WHOLESALE AND RET AIL, BY
. Jut l*?r. H. BABB, ?.
Jane M_ ? No. Ul steeting-etre*C
?\ - 'Coi?rr'ig, (ft . ^
JUH? R V O ll Kl MMR,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
tim. X?l. Kl nat-?tr*?*. ' Weat Siete, ta ftw
' Haara flewtla mt ?Aasen,
; \ : :: V .' : ' . - .:
-BIOS LIA VB TO INFORM His COSflOMBBB
ind the public In (tenonl la*t ho DH Just returned
from hew York with a Urge h tock of
0LOIHS i ", ., fi
DOKbKINfl : in
CA88?MBRB3
'?.Af: ti . vr*|AV?BS .
C4W^^bomm^f^. VBSTDiOS.
I also wUh ^,u-aw UiMitloo t* ?y buri-* and wall
eeleotaw ?foek of rUBNu,Uit\(\ t?tOOBS, laeludlng
,i . .tomi B HIB TS. i,'.'. -
"T: il'iiiw ri. I! . .?.^w<*
. I )r.) t? :t': fid l",?,v.;r.? oiln3?i
.? j J"' Ht* f-.?8'.'-'.V t't l"- .'?- '
'*' ? -*i:.J- ."ti.. ?5 l ' " t?' "??.-? ' ? *