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THE DAILY NEWS. -9 RIORDAN, DAWSON ft CO, PBOPRIETOBS. j , OFFICE No. 149 EAS! BAT. lewis-SHU NEWS, one year.$6 00 DATXT NE we, six montes .3 00 DAILY Nure, three months.3 00 Tn>WxzxxY Nmws, one year.3 00 TSI-WKULT Nsws, ats months.2 00 PAYXKWX lnvarlaaly in ad rance. No paper tent ?stoat the cash accompanist the order, or for a long? er time than paid for. 9 Tata Darer Nxwa will be .erred to subscribers in th? city at 15 cents a week. AntaJ^iaaatpra.- Pirti Insertion, 15 cent? a line; ?nbttqnent insertions 10 cents a line. Business Notice?, 30 cents a Use. Marriage and Funeral No Moss, One Dollar eatb. N B W S BUMMAXT. -Gold in New York nominally 31 to SB. -The New York cotton market was heavy ?nd lower. SalC32500 balea atJ28$cT -At Liverpool cotton was finn. Uplands 124dal2|d. Orleans 12jdal2jd.* Sales IQ,000 bales. -Mr, George Poabody has determined to visit Enropo again, and will ?ail In tho steamer Scotia froth New York, noxt week. -The Richmond (Va.) Whig comes ont with a semi-facetiou,> nomination of Horace Greerey iVf United Staffa senator from virginia. -The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce . bas voted in favor of a postal telegraph sy tera, .and requested tho congressional delegation to roto for it. -The cashier of the National Exchanga ? ' Bank at Providence? Rhode Island, baa been arrested and hold to bail to answer for a defal? cation in his accounts of, so far as discovered. $25,000. -The foreign importations at the port of J New York during last week were about four millions and a half-a marked falling off, com? pared with the average of the month or for six weeks past. The United ?tates Grand Lodge of Odd Fel? lows, in session at San Francisco, bas post? poned consideration of the amendment to the constitution of the Order changing the title of the Grand Lodge, until the next session. -There was a rush on the banks of San Francise ), Saturday, for gold telegraphic trans? fers, in consequence of tho .advance in gold at Hew York. The banks refused to sell at any pri?e, and the exoress companies charged five per oent. to transport gold. -A German open; company has baen foyned in New York andar the management of Hr. H. Gran, and opened ai the Stadt Theatre on Fri? day evening with a performatioe of the "Magic Flute." Tho company includes Mesdames Botter, Frederici, and Jobannaen, and Mosers. Hemmer, Hermann?, Fjrm.es, and Weinhoh. -Members of H ill's expedition in search of j Sir John Franklin have reached Norwich, Con? necticut, on their return, and report having found a number of ai tic les belonging to Sir John. Franklin, besides skeletons. A native waa encountered who claimed to know all about Franklin's fate-said Ure ship was stove, the crew took to their boats, went ashore, and all . died of starvation. -The colar ed people ef Saratoga are indignant j pireSpriugs ooopeUb?'u to annealer1 ff?m green glasses, while white visitors are permit? ted lonee tu cablera of the ordinary color. They liare held a meeting on the aobjeot, and ap? pointed a committao to conler with the hotel proprietors, and endeavor to induce them to rescind "this act of injustice and oppression." . -In response to inquiries, the chairman of tte Avwnde'e Belief Fund Committee, at Wilkesbaxrey Pa., publishes in detail the mode -o* distribution d:cidod upon. The entire fi tn ds received are to be appropriated solely for the relief ofthe A vonda.es offer ors. Forty thousand dollars, or one-fifth of thc entire amount estimating it at $200,000-are to 'ie distributed thia year, gtving two hundred doilara to each widow, and one hundred dollars to each orphan. The remainder ie to constitute a per? manent widows' and orphans' fund-one-third being Mt apart for the former, and the remain? ing ?two-thirds for the 1 ttter. From each ot the funds the respecifo classes will secure . auoh annual quarterly allowance as is deemed suffioieDt for comfortable support. The funds are to be immediately vealed in good secur.ties that may be readily converted into cash. -There was quite an exoitinar scene at Glen's Falls, New York, the other evening, caused by the escape from ita cage of a Bengal tiger, whiob belonged to Campbell's Menagerie, then exhibiting in the Tillage. The watchman late at night discovered coat one of the elephant? bad broken loose, and bad upset the tiger's cage, breaking tbe doora and letting the animal escape. The keepers were aroused torches ware I'gbted, and tho h int began. Of coarse a large crowd of persons oollccted and joined in the pursuit, The tiger was found crouch? ing over a dying heifer whiob it had stricken down, and waa greedily lapping the blood whiob spurted from a wound tn the animal's neck. One ot the keepers improvised two lariats from a coil or rope and succeeded in throwing them orar the tiger's bead; the ends of eaoh were held by persons standing in oppo? site directions, thoa preventing tbe beast from approaching anybody, and ?nth some difficulty he was returned to bis cage. -An inventor of Springfield, Mass., is about testing the plan of farnisbin? hot air for dwellings through pipes laid in the streets. It is proposed to foroe air rapidly through a coil or series of iron pipes heated in a furnace, and then through a g.eiter length of pipe outside, made of fire-clay, which is dalmo 1 to be about the best non-conductor that can be had. Tho first trial will bs a pomp of eight-inch diame? ter and eight-inch stroke, and the clay pipe?, - now making in that otty, will be 300 feet m length and of a four-inch bore, with a thor . momoter at each end, which will md'cato 600 degrees. The projector expects to heat the au in the iron pipes to that tera pet ature, and foroe it to the further end with little loss. If the piped are laid in the streets it wilt be ne? cessary to have thom enclosed m a brick arch, fined with mortar made of uro olav. Ir is con- , tended, if the thing works according to the ex? pectation of the projector that bat a small por? tion of the coal now used will be necessary for all heating and coo' ing purposes which will be a great thing ia thees days of high pri?es of fuel. -Dispatcher, from Jackton, Miss., dated September 23d m- ntion the discovery ot a re? cent plot to effect the release of Colonel E M. Yerger. held in military custodv on the olaarge ' 1 of m ordering Colonel Crane, Ute Ma? or ot Jackson by military appointment, 'i wo cor? porals and s-von privates ot tbo army it ia said, were infested for co a soi nae wita outside partie* to effect the prisoner's release, n d it is ooarged that Mrs. Yo/ ger, wife of tba ac? cused was also ira pl teated. The aff ur. bow ever, if it bas any real existence, ser ms to be kept Teiy quiet by tho mi bary aa b?ntie>, from whom alone a definite and rv? i 'bi . ??a>e ment could be procured. A number of our ex- j 1 changes, however, apeak of the affair, and i Washington Sunday chronicle says that, addition to the soldiers mentioned above as i plicatod in the plot, it ia charged that a cc missioned officer of the 17th United Sta infantry is also concerned in the affair, and v to receive three thonsend dollars if the p was successful. Yerger, it is said, was to hi escaped dressed in a private's uniform, M Yerger is no looger permitted to enter her h baud's room. ! CHARLESTON. -o WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 29, 18? The Payment of the State Taxes. An official circular from Mr. Real) Tomlinson, the State Auditor, extending t time for the collection of State taxes to t 15th ol October will be published on F rid next. This relief will be welcome to all ola? of our taxpaying people, and especially those who are unable, whatever their w llngness, to pay their taxes until the ba ness season is fairly began, and an opp< tunity has been given them of sending th orops to market. It is understood that for the year endi September 1, 1869, thero will be no new i sessment of real property, whioh will taxed aooording to the valuation complet some months ago. The injustice and ii quality of the assessment, manipulated it was by the State Board of Bqaaliiatic has already been exposed in the oolam of every anti-Radical paper in the Sta Whether we be willing or unwilling, tax lion upon this basis must be borne for o year more, and our people who have not y O mpleted the payment of their taxes 1 the year ending September 1, 1868, will called on to pay by Maroh next the Sta taxes for the year ending September 1869. In this way two millions of dolla for State taxes alone will have to be pa by our people in less than nine month Many persons oannot meet these demam apon them. Their lands and houses wi go to the hammer; but they and the mi who, by straining and striving, oan pi their taxes at the appointed time, will fin in the drain to whioh they are exposed, t argument against Radioal role more sol and potent than all the denunciations the theoretical politician. Some time ago it waa shown in th paper that, aeoording to the apparent letti of the tax law, the payment of the Sta1 taxes for 1868 ooald not be enforced un. March, 1870 This point is well put by ot contemporary, the Courier, in a recent art ole; but we oannot advise the taxpayers the State to endeavor to postpone, by lit gttion, the fulfilment of their tax obligi tiona. The different ooanties have paid i promptly as they could the taxes assesse upon them. There is no talk of legal c I muscular resistance te the law as construe [ by the State officials. Where the taxes ai unpaid, it is because the taxpayers hav be?n unable or have had no opportunity < paying them; and at this late day it wool ill become us to go into the oourts for a r< dress that may most surely be obtained i the great court, whose jory is the people c ui? maws:-nuai we aam sn uu is to pa the State taxes as well M we may, and t remember, whenever the shoe pinches, thi the only remedy for all our grievances i an anti-Radical viotory in the elections c the toming year. The GoM Gambling on Black friday An Assooiated Press telegram, pubKshei this morning, contains the rather atartlinj news that the Bank of New York has con sented to aet as the Clearing House for th gold transactions of Blaok Friday on thi basis of 185 for gold. This, if true, cai only mean that the gold inflation of Fridaj last is very properly regarded as a sheei swindle, and that an arbitrary rate hat been fixed at whioh a settlement mast bi made of all the transactions of the day. Ii is evident that only a little l?gitim?t! business was transacted. While one bold boll was yelling for gold at 150, others, more bold, were offering 155 and 160. There was no more regularity in the quota? tions than there is in the fall of a die; and while the ring were offering to bay mil? lions at twenty and, thirty per oent. more than its actual value, they who had small pare?is ot the coin to sell found it difficult to obtain a purchaser The whole op er? tion waa an attempt to gamble on a hogs scale at the cost of the trade and commerce of the country. The gold gamblers did moro than risk their own fortunes. By their unscrupulous manoeuvring they de? ranged our whole mercantile system; and until the balaiee has been struck, mad the wreok bleared away, it will be difficult to effect the simplest mer oantile transaction. Foreign exchange hal been unsaleable for some days, and the Gold Board may rely on having the hearty support of the mercantile community in any measures which m ty be necessary to mark their reprobation of one of the grandest frauds of the age. Gold gambling as it was earried ou ia New Y irk last week is a grave publto crime, and, whatever the laxity of Will street morality, we are led to hope ttiat both bulls and boura will now be taught a lesson that they will not soon for? go' Aa we skid before, the public demand an immediate settlement of the transactions of Friday, and there is some reaoou for be tiering that the very excess of the evil un der which we labor may be the means ot preventing a r?currence of similar trouble ia the fa'ure. Gambling in gold cannot, perhaps, be prevented by legislative enact? ment; but a contemplation of our hazardous m metary condition, and of the disiurbiug power of a ring of greedy capitalista, may lead the people to work mire steadily for a return to a stable and uniform ourrenoy. Since the above was in type we learn by ?ter telegrams that the Bank of Ne-w York tas deolined to act as a clearing house, md iti-it the disconsolate bulls aud th* al nost equally disoomfitted bears are o s* in g mont f<?r some other adjustment ot their ? mobles Tan Abbeville Ka neals have nominated L P Guffmaod Thom s ? Sulivan for nu awn v?caoci?s in the State L?gislature. Che election itkes place on October 27. WANTED, A YOUNG WOMAN TO Cook ?ad Wash for a small family. Good recommendations required. Apply at Mo. 140 Oburch-street. Rept ia WANTED, ONE OR TWO WHITE BOTS, about 13 or 14 roars old, to work in a bakery. Apply at tbis of?ce. 1* Sept 39 WANTED TO PIIBCHA8E KOK CASH. a small two-story HOUaE AND LOT. Apply at No. 84 UABKfcT bTKKT. 3* Kept 29 WANTED, A SMALL HOUSE. OR four rooms, near the central part of the city. Rent will be paid promptly. Address J. L. B., Post office Box No. 399. 3 Pept 29 WANTED, A HOUSE, N KAK THE central part of the city, containing fire or six rooms, with Rood outbuildings and water. Address Dj at Ulis Offloe, 8ept 38 WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, WITH good references, to Cook and Waab for a small family. Apply at No 230 East Bay, below Insnec rion street_3_Bept38 WANTED TO RENT? A SCHOOL? HOUSE and RESIBENCE. Address, stating terms, P. 0. Box No. 169. wira 22 August ll BOARD WANTED AT AIKEN, S. C. A small family desiree good BOARD at a pri? vate house, from some time in November probably ?U May. Be Te rene es to be exchanged. Address, mentioning location, and s'ating terms and other particulars, JOHN D. SELDMOBF, No. 77 Cedar street. New York City. 8*_Sept 37 WANTED, A SITUATION BT A FRENCH GARDENER, knowing every branch of hia business. Hi* wife, a good Draaa mtker, can make herself useful in any family. (With? out children.) Any one wishing tbe same, can apply tor conditions to this Office. Good reierencos. 8ept 25 7* WANTED, AGENTS.-ONE FIO ' RT L' CONFIDENTIAL AGENTS wanted to dis? pose of a good paying merchantable article. An en? ergetic and reliable man can maka $1000 per mon UL. Particulars free. Call on or address JAMES H. QOE DON, No. 2 Amity-street New York. Sept 25_8? WANTED, CAPITAL. t?F S5000 (FIVE thousand dollar?,) to engage in the TU lt - PEN TINE BUSINE8-., bv the first of November. Address "TURPENTINE," NEWS office.-*"8ont'i? CANDY MABLE KS WAN TKO.-WANT? ED IWOFIRST-OLASH LANI? Y MAKEBfl. lor which the highest wages will be paid, apply to J. C. H. CLAU8SSN, No. 10 Market-street. Sept 31_10 AYOUNO MAN, OF FOI K TEAKS' business experience In this city, and capable ot giving the best referen cen here, desiree a perma? nent situation in some Wholesale House-cotton Factorage preferred. Address A. B. C., Box 80. bept 1 _?mo? GHOD SERVANTS. WHITE AND COL USED, can be obtained hy eyplying to EM? PLOYMENT OFFICE, ho. 50 Queen-street. August 33_ CHINESE LAB OK EUS. - PA ItTIKS wishing to employ Urg? or small numbera of CHINESE LABORERS, xray make the necessary arrangements for procuring gang* of slat- required, delivered m any part of the country, by application to KOOPMANaCHAAP, San Francisco, California. July 20_ WANTED, EVE lt Y BO DY TO KNOW that JOB PEI STING of all kinds, plain and ornamental, ls executed promptly in the neatest style and at trie lowest New York prices, at Ina Mws Job Office, No. 149 EAST BAY. Call and ex? amine tbe scale of prices before giving your orders elsewhere._ WANTED-AGENTS-$100TO f'-aSu 1 i-E .month, everywhere, male and t?male, to in? troduce the genuine improved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MU HINE. Thia machine will stitch, h m, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, br dd and embroider in a most superior manner Price only $18. Fully warranted for five year?. Both upper and under-ioed styles. We will pay $1000 for any mach'ne that will sew stringer, inore beautiful, er more?ia- tic seam than ours. Ii ma?*a the real elas? tic lc* k-sttck. Every second stitch eau be cut. and still tbe cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearlug it. We pay Agent? from $100 to $2S0 per month and expenses, or a commission f om which twice that amount cata be mide. GEO. McEA THRON A CO , Nashville, Tenn. CAUTION-Do not bo fmpoved upon by other parties palm UR off worthless east-iron ma? chines uude' the Fame namo or otherwise. Oura is tbe onlv genuine and really practical cheap machine manufactured. nao Imo* Kept32 _?/L5??L^_ TO RENT, RESIDENCE OF FOUR room* and pantry, with kltohen, cistern, gas Ac. No. 69 Tradd street, near Meeting. B M. M A lt SHALL A BROTH EB, Real Estate Brokers. Broad street. wf2 Kept 39 rpo KENT,THE HOI "ES Nos.55 AND 57 USmC, iemlr\aoiy healthful ana witn^ la a ruin te'? walk ot the street Ballway. Apply on tbe premises. 1* bept 29 TO KENT, TWO FIN K LAUGE STORKS. One Mo. 1 Adder's Wharf, suitable for Store age purposes, and Mo. 38 Eas' Bar, southeast cor? ner of Ad .or's Wharf and East Bav; eaoh have fine large dry cellars. Apply to J. H. DAWSON. No. 43 BAPOI.IFFE Si BEET, or . at No. 1 aDGEB'8 WHARF, between 12and 1 o'clock. Sept 22 _wfm8? TO KENT, THAT DESI KABLE BUSI? NESS S AND known aa No 88 EAST BAT. (opposite Dat'y News Offloe.) Eor particulars, apply at NO 1 NOB TH AT LAN TM WHABfi*. Pent 23 _ tJavmwA T?i RENr, PART OF A HOUSE IN A central location. For ternas, apply at tali office._2*_Kepi 28 ?*EAli ? STATE AGENTS, /IND O I HEUS li having uonsaa to rent, eau have their Placards, Ac, printed at the lowest rates and in the newest and neatest styles of type, at THE NEWS JOB Of HOE, No. 149 East Bay. itt Sale. FOR SALE, THE W ELL-APPUIN T}r U trading sloop CBICOBA, in completo order; 94 toot long, by 10 wide; of handsome mode), fast ami stiff and eultabl? for freigbuag Ri cu. May be .sen at Martin's Woodyard. Apply at No. ?7 -with ttreet._3* _rept 29 FM. SALK, A BITTE At TWENTY feot long by afx wide. Inquire at ho. 137 Wentworth street. 2* He,-i 29 lil (\f\i I SLATES FOR SALK.-10,000 llf#UUU beat Welsh -LAIE, for ?ale low Apply at Bennett's Bice Mill, East Bay. Sept 29 PU IN UNG PRESS KOR SALE AT A GUE \ r HABQAlN -One SMALL . TL'ND EB TAYLOK PBrSS In complete rep Ur. It hasbe?nbat little used, and ts sold aim ty neran e the preaent owner has no use for lt. The ala ; of the i ed ot the Pre*? is V rtv-tour bv flftv-elwht ins'iea -std Pres*, will be sold at a great bargain If applied for at once, a* the room lt occupies ls wa med for ot mr pu ru oses. Address Box No. 3796, NEW YOKE POSlOFFIuE. Sept 90_ AUCTIONEERS, B K O K K KS, ?IND others wishing "Eor Kale" Placards, Business Garda or other Job Printing executed with neat nota and dispatch, will consult their interest by leav? ing thalr orders at THB NEWS JOB OFFICE, Ma 149 Etui Bay._ T710R SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN J? any quantity. Price 76 cents per hundred. The cneapeet wrapping paper that can be used. Ap? ply M the office of l'HB N K WK. March 1 fltow fir itit. SALE OF LAND -THE ENTIRE REAL E T-? Kol the late James H. Ham mon . will be sold st public salo, by order of t ie court of Pto oatc, In Il-ecli Island, Edgefleid .our.tr, -. C., Ooto ber 20th, 1809. Tho Estate roasts s ot twelve thous k->d ocies of ian i. lying on fie Havannah Ruar, in Edge?eld and Banwell Counties 8. IL, ?Ith two Hen d- nces, s Mil1, numerous tann Buildings, and a goo Factory sit''. It is divided into sevoa plaina tioos, and will bo M>!d -eparately. azara A PLA K in Southwestern (?oorgla. For partim lara, nddrc-s H ABBY ti > M Mo ND, Executor, Au us ta. Qa. wi! no 8 Iii ll/lil '?CK. ES I M WILLI AU" lw,Uvlf BURG OOUN'Y-100 acres of vvniel, uro c o*'od and 75 wrva mw under cultiv-* tlou In o?rn, cotton and rice. The tr;ict i < heavily ti mb red wi1 h piue. oak, cypress and lil- ko -y. aud eontiius a dwelling and outbul dings, wi h Afuvnii c-n-lci" for laborer-; also, one good mill site .ve? ra?'' production ot the land, ten lo fl-teen bushels o. cor,, and tit een tc twenty-five bushbl* ol' ri- o to tho acre, wiihont fertilizers, rbu re '.ion abouud* la mart oepoits. Oeorgetowu u the nea rent m irke*. tbe place being four mil-s from Muck Mingo reek and twen y-fKe milesfrom Geotgrtovn crek, which is navigable at all seasons. Price ot ihn traci $16 000; ono half cash, the bat? aneo in one and two > eura, H ? cured by bo d and mortgage. Anv ?rn 'lier number of aces will be sold at a moderate aavancn o:i this r te. Parties denim g toin<pe*:t thc trait caa do so ti? leaving the North? easters Bai.road at Elngstree. ind inquiring the way to my p ace. tweuty-ihrue m le* dictauL The tract lies within one mile o' the projected George? town Bal road Address JA*. F". <!ABB\W ?y. nr. vivor of Perkins A Carraway. Georgetown POBtoflVo, 8. C. mwf 2mos* nae *ep* 20 r?t SA? K, MOO AC -?.- OF \V LL TIMBERED LAND in lower p rt ol harcwctl Count , six miles (rom .'out h > disto River Terms made very low For particulars, addrese Dr. C. B. HU TIO, Graham's Turnout, C.S. II. lt. August 20 nae SC BOARDING-A HEW YOUNG G<R.N T LEM t- N cu be ??ommoaated with gool DOABD in a private family. Apply a| Rt), 179 ?sst ?ay. 2* newt 58 ?ttiiUQS. WASHINGTON LIGHT IRKANTRY CHABIIABLE ABiOCIATION-EXIBA MEET? ING. AN EITRA MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION will be held it Masonic Hall, TO-MOBHOW ErxirrKo, 30th mitant for the parp?se of adopting a dengo for the monument prcposed to be erected to our deceased comrades. Mt m hf ra are urgently solicited to be punctcal in then* attendance S. L. HONOtTB, Secretary and Treasnrer. Sept 29 (?toi?tional. THK MISS KS LANNEAU'H SCHOOL The exercises ?111 be resnmed on Monday, Oc? tober 4, at their resBcnce, No. 7 Pitt street. Bent 29 _wfm8 CLASSICAL, ?HATH KM A TIC AL, EMG. LIBa AND FB1N0H SCHOOL, No. 82 WHITWORTH STREET. The Xxerciaes of this School will be resnmed on MONDAY, October 4. H EN BT M. BRUSH, Principal. CHABIE8 B. COCHRAN, Assistant. A few Boys are received as boarders in the family of tho Principal. . mwf8sm2_Sept 27 HS. M. Bi TOOKER WILL. RESUME the exaVlsei ?f -her SCHOOL, on MONDAY, October 4th,at No. 900LLEGE-S1BKET. The French Departnent under the charge of an ex? pert enced?teach er. wl3?_8ep' 22 Miss Di. MUKDEN AW O SISTKRS' SEMINARY, No. 19 LEGA BE-4 Ii BET_ The Exercises will be resnmed (D. V ) on MOKDAY, October 4,1869 The French Department nader charge of Madc raoiaelle PI KB!, ON. 19. 29-<>ct4 Sept 16 CAROLINA EDUCATIONAL INSTI? TUTE, BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. ll Conaing-rtreet, Charlestom, S. C. THE EXERCISES DF THI8 SCHOOL WILL BE resumed (D. V.) on Monday. October 4. Mr. and Mrs ?. W ALEXANDER. Madame A. GIRARD. Sept 23_;_ths2mwf4 J) AROCHIAL SCHOOL. AND HOME FOR BOYS, ASHLEY - STREET, CHARLESTON. THE LXEBOIHBS OF THIS SCHOOL WILL commence on the 1st of Oe'ocer D. V Limited to 400. Tho HOME wif be reopened on the sime day. Wo are limited to iM Inmates, and applications should be madest onre Pnn>tnal attendance is re? quired. Informatiouwill be given in circular by application to Rev. A. T. PORTER, Rector of School and Home. Terms for Day Heb. col, tuition payable in advance: Classical Course.$2 00 per month. English.!. 1 25 per month. Prlmsiy.1. 75 uer month. We are eode.vortor 'o secure the services ol a first-class Frenoh Tenner. Tf we succeed doe no? tice will be given. Ou* aim bas been to make this a l-ohool of the highest character, and iball nae oar beet endeavors to atUn this ?nd JOHN GADSDEN, Sept 10 mw9 Principal. UNIVERSITYiV SOUTH CAROLINA. The next seshim will begin on tho rnssT MON? DAY IN OCTOBXB, at! continue without intermis? sion, to the ensuing lily. Anvanbigea are oftrisd at this InsUtu'lon to Stu? dents in Law dbe R?tmalos being entitled to-prac tioo m tie Courts oi hi? i-tate;) in Ms .ldne (the course of Irst'uetion ?niue extensive and tuorougli, wlib two wiitten uxiainatlons dnring the -easton;) in Engineering, Matiematic?, Men'al, Moral and Political Philosophy fl story, Itbetoric, English Literature, Ancient aid Modern Languages, and in the various ScientIflcr'choo.s. Expenses for -cssou of nine months: Annual fee, $5; Library fee, SO; Room Bent fee. SIS; tuition fee,-; tor each of three schools $16; laitlou lu Law or Medicine. $5(1 Hoard can bn had at $16 to $20 per month. Bv desaina lt will be loss. For further larurintio'i. "saud for Catalogue* to the Secretary of tb Faculty, Rev C. BRUJE WALKER, B.W. BtRNWEl.l . Chairman ol Faculty. Columbia, S. C., luguit 2,1869. August 6 fraw24 BOARDING AID DAV SCH'UO. KOR YOUN t LA Ulis will resume i's Exercises (JCTOBKB 4, st corcrr Wentworth and Rutledge afreets. >pply for Ouralars. Hr?. JOHN LAURENS, Principal. jfmwfl-ol3_Sept 17 MKS. H'ipsON PINUKWKV aa I..Ii resume the ejerelses of her BOARDING aNU 1.AY SCHOOL for young ladies, ou MONDAY, Octo? ber 4th. at NO 38 ll A-KL-8 IKK. ET. Professor of aerma^DrTBiiiN^iKB, (late Pro fessorof Languages at ChitUnham, England, i Sept 15_;_wimlmo THK Missus MARSHALL WILL RE? SUME the exerelses of he r School on Mon? day, 4th October, nt toe ronceaos of their rather, Rev. Dr. M AB-)'J ALL. oo rn or Meeting and Reid streets. c* >ept 28 PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-l'i IK t?X H- 1SES of the PUBLIC S'tHuOLS wdl bs resumed on A10N?AY, ibo 4th of October. Admission* to Taeaocie* will be made ai the re? spect vo Mchoula every MOSDAY Moan -a, from 9 to 10 o'clock on and ofter the 11th Oe to uer. By order of the Board. E. MONTAGUE GRIMER, Sept 27_10_?err tary. HIGH SCHOOL OK C >. Alt Lt- S I ON - i be exercises of tola isintu tl on ware resumed on WEDNESDAY, -opterabcr 8. Instruction g.ven in LATIN. GREEK. FRENCH. OERMAN, fri \ HE MM I s, and toe bl ber branches ol ENG I I-rf. The school la well supplied wita Maps. G obes and Philosophical apparat??. I erm* of TtuUo.i-Twelve Dollars per quarter, payable lu advance. No extra charge uar french, German or .stationery / W. B, KINO MAN, A. Vt, Prinrl al. BepjM_ tu TH*: ?XKKC1SKR OK MRS. BLUM*s "CHOOL wi I oe resumed on Mondar. Oetober th, at her (U-UOEN tau, Murv-screeL op. o t e Eli? sabeth All .he brauohes 01 an Kogllab educatiou taught. Mosto and Freuen, If desired. MI.H 2 J JJ U S V L I BJ K IN STITU'f K, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, UMDBB TBS PArBONAOC 07 RIGHT REV. BISHOP LYNCH. For Prospectus, please address THE MOTHES SUPERIOR, Ursuline Convent. Valle Cruds. ? ept 6 Imo TGKA\OK SIMONS. l?i.hKi T >K . AND COM MI-SION sGeNT, bas removed hie Office to No. 7 sralEaiBbEl'. Office hours ?rom 10 to ll a. M. repi 27_m wig rE I'lvDKRSIOMiO fl A V ac MK MOY D to the northeast corner ol K.sT BAY AND FRASfcft'? WHAUP. where we aball be pleased toe? - our friends and offer ar well assorted stock afUKOCERIr.8 LIQUORS TOBAGO I,tte, Kept ll Imo CLACIU- k WI TE PissolottUB of CapurinrraDip "VT <l T I C K .-Tfl K COPARTNERSHIP ly heretofore rxlsilng between the nndenilgned. auder the nama of KMtKl'ATR'CK k WI i l E. ls dis B-jlved bv its own imita IOB * ii-w partuervb'p UQJ'T the same namo, has been formed between ihe aa ue per.iea which li authoriz? ed ui co i. ct the assets and 1.4111 ia n the deot ot' h to.trer concern. J ts. I) Kl liKl'AT'lIt.K eptl wC GEO. W. ?IHK. QULU KIBIA B"TKL, COLOMBIA SOU I'll CAROLINA. THE PKOPUI-TOIH T?KH PLEASURE IN am ou uti' g this elegautly-fa uixbe-i Establishment now opeu to:- the accomm da Jon of ?rnoste. lb tah? wi I alway* be supplied w i h every dehcuov of the H Baso M, b .li. ti om tie Ne ? York and Carl, -ton m iraeia. and no -ir. rs will be ^.red to give ; orf-ct satielactioii in ever rs.-neut to our patrons. Fit K LU NC li in the Refectory every day from ll until half-past 12. WM. GORMAN, 1 p.onrt.to B. H B?DENHOP.proppetor9 Sept 23 _imo HA RLES TON HOTEL, CHARLESTON. SOUTH CABO LINA. THIS FIRSi'-CLASS HOTEr SITUtTED IN A pleasant location, aud lu the business portion of 'be cit', rend-rs it the most desirabls Hole for either permaaeut or transieDtgaests. . be accommod?t ?oat areun?ariu8f6d.nav1'ia extensive smtes "i elearantlT fnrui-ned ap rtmonta io : f-mi iee a .d stogie centle men Thc proprietor will endeavor to ma'utaia the blub r?putation e- joyed tov the "Charleston" as a first class boos-', and no effort ?lil be s?ared to de? serve a ennuBuanoe of the liberal patronage hereto? fore bestowed upon il Ihe beat of t .tve v ter ranna od allon* will be found adjoining the establishment. ihe houas i ?o io ted with the oaiebrated arte ??an Water ot w.i ct delUhifol toaths m te bs) auber day or Bt;ht. t, fl, J> E 0\ J c'y 13 Proprietor. Amusements. GRAND OPENING OF THE HIBER? NIAN HALL THEATRE. THUR-iDAT MO HT, THE 30TH INSTANT. FOR THREE NIGH!S ONLY. RETURN OF THE FAVORITES. TBE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO IN? FORM the public that he will, on THURSDAY, the 30th instant, have the honor of opening the new HIBERNIAN HALL THEATRE, with a Meet Dra? matic Company, and will on Thursday Evening, pro dace" MAGGIE MITCHELL'S GREAT SPECIALTY. THE CRICKET, WITH At ICE VANE AS FANCHON. F"B I D A Y EVENING. . \ EE CHALET, LITTLE FAIRY MAY. SeptaV_JNO. TEMPLETON. METROPOLITAN THEATRE COM? PANY. ' \ Messrs. COLLINS A MORSE.Proprietors. , HIBERNIAN HALL. GRAND OPENING MONDAY OCTOBER 4, 1869. THE BE8T COMPANY NOW ORGANIZED, tMtoisUncr of the following distinguished Ladles aaamn tienten: Miss EATX RATVOND. Yr. WALTFB'DENN, Mii-s Attiras LEVEBTHO, Mr. J. L. BBOWN, Miss AiiOE i HO 'KS, . Mr. Manx HEAD, Mis? Esra A BROWN, Mr. L. BOWES, Mrs ADA LAWH*NOE. Mr. HUBBY ' nuncniLL, Mr. HUDSON MCGBKOOB, Mr. J. L. JONES, Mr. HARST COOKE, Mr. HAS Y MOB--, Mr DAK ?ZEN, Mr. J MCGOVEBN. The whole under >he abla supervision of , MR. O. B. COLLI N8. For Opening Bili and Particulars sec small Bill.?. * CARO. To THE LAnrss AND GENTLEMEN OF ?"HARLE?TOS: The under.-i/ncd havi a with preat caro a id expense si locton thc ubovc corps of Metropolitan Artistes, cum prlaing some of lb - most dlstinguish'-d talent In the dram nie world, and being desirious of establishing a Southern Iheairlcal circuit, conipn.-iug the cities of Charleston, -avaunah and Augusta, would most re spectf<i|l\ ask i be patronage and support of niela? dles and gentlemen ol this city, and in return for such sui port we *?snrc you that tim pieces ?elected for n premonition shall t<e FIBHT OLA'S ONLY, (bv ?nco popular auihors as Houri ault, lom Taylor, T. W Bobertson. Joi-n Brough?m, Ac.,) and that they shall > e produced with a care and attention to detail hitherto unattempted in this city. The stage depart? ment will be under the management of Mr. O. B. Collins, who, with twenty years' experience as actor and manager, pledt es himself that there shall be nothing to offend but everything to please. Respectfully yours, O. a COLLINS, Sept 27 G HARRY MOR->B. . , pst ano Jtunb. LOST, A BLACK AND TAN DOG, AN? SWERS to the oamu ol Jet. A reward win bo given If left at No 3 Pitt s'reet 1 Sept 29 i PICK KD CP OV BROA D-STREE r, TWO THUNE or DEsK K"YS, which the owner can have by proving property and paying exponses 6epU6_*_ PICKED UP ON THE HALFMOON Battery, on last Monday, two BRASS KEYS which can be obtained by proving property and pay? ing expenses. i-ept 14 /tnaoctal. D W ARD LOWNDES, E B lt 0 K E R, No. 1 B R 0 A D-8 T R E E T, BUYS AN li ? ELT. s ON COMMISSION. BOND', Cloaks, Bank ?ills, and securities of all aiuds. The highest marget prices obtslued. Anv information desired, by letter or otherwise, will be ebeer ully given. Apply aa above at No. 1 Broad-street, or thron ?a Postofflee Box 807. Will also attend to the Investments of money in large and small amounts. BBTnaavoss - Wagner, Huger A Co. Heeder A Davis. G A. Trenhjlm A Son, W. 0 Bee A Co, Tho? R. Waring. . ashier Sauth Carolina Ixion and TrustOomDany; Pallor, Rolgers ft Co., J. D. Aiken ft Co., George H. Waiter ft Co., CoU-n, Hanekxl A Co.. Andrew Simonds President First National Bank Sept 21 DAG 2mo TT^- ANTED. BLUE RTDGB RAILROAD FIRSV MORTGAGE BOND*, Numb r 141, 204, 203, 206. which are mu? tilated by a largs deficiency lo unmatured coupons. t-or* IS W. B. WIM IA M s St MON. Cubana, (Ogirs, (Ste. J MADSEN'S WHOLESAtE AND BETAIL TOBACCO HOUSE, NO. 314 KINO-SIRZBI. CORN Cit OF SO .'IE TY. Always on hand a fine and largo a-sortnaont of LEAF TOBACCO for C.gar Manufacturers, viz: Connecticut, Pennsyl vania. New Yors -tate s ed, ftc. at low pnoes. Also Hacaos, Leaf from il 10 per pound'by tho balej upwards; Que self work at $1 40 per pound. VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO, especially suitable for plantation use, at 20 cents per pound; larger quant t tie a at reduced rates. CHEWING TOBACCO at all prices, and SMOKING TOBACCO. All the celebrated brands at low rate:. CIGARS from S20 per thousand upwards to $89. M ern Haut? and con-tumers sro respectfully 'nvttcd toad) tne undera!.'ned being resolved to nive bat isfuollou S?ptl0 mwslm* J. MADSEN. Colins Cit?. c OTTON TIES. BEARD'S PATENT LOOK TIES. THIS HB IM OND )0"BTEDI-Y "? HE BEHT MAN UFACXU ED, la easy to manage, and possessen great slnngth and durability, flaring sold theo for tbe paat two veara. we can oordiillv recommend them to our planters and other?, aa the very TiE ? hey want, to render their bales neat, strong and oompac; capante ?1 binding bales from 400 to 6*0 pounds, For sale by OE J. W. WILLIAMS ft CO., factors, August 18 mwfimos Charleston, & C. B UTL.BR TIE. A SUPPLY OF THE CELEBRATED ?? B U T L E K " IRON TIES. Jual reeeivod and for sale by septa imo HKMtY noniA ft co. J K O N T I K S . EASTMAN'S ALLIGA TOR TIE roa B A L I ti <i COTTON. A FRESH MTPPf Y OP ' HIS SUPERIOR TIE, made of lie ne-tquahtv of Iron an i wirrantel to give t?atisfaoiion For sale ac lowest eas prices by H. M. BU 11-ER. dept 8 Imo Agent al h arie ton. AILEY C ?IT TON TIE w A FULL'SUPPLY OF THIS TIE W.LL BE KEPT BY US DU HING I HB 8KA80N. THE STEADILY INCRKASLNG DEMAND FOR THE WAILET 2TE, IS THE BEST PROOF OV I TS S?PKRIORI TY OVER ANY OTHER PATENT. FOB BALE BY STREET B HO T 11 Kits ? CO. Sept 9_ QUA?. HICK KV, G I L D B R . PORTRAIT ANO VIcruUE FBAMB MANUFAO I OB SB, No, 845 KING-STREET, CU ABLE-?TON, S.C. LOO KI S G- G LASSES of al) sizae fitted to Frame?, July 10 wo fmw3ao ?rarefies ano fili&itihntOM. SMOKING TOBACCO. HAVING ACCEPTED THE AGENCY FOB THIS State of Messre Beek k Co, of Baltimore, Manufacturera of Smoking lobacco, I am prepared to UH orders for all grades and packages at manu? facturera' prcee. J. N. HOBSON, cept 29 PAC Noi. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf. ~~ BISCUITS. CAKES, &c HAVING ACCEPTED THE AGENCY FOB THIS State ot Mr. Hall, of Lows vi] lo Ky., for his (formerly Dake's) Cracker and Biscuit Manufartory, I am prepared to DU all orders ct manufacturer's prices. J. N. HOBSON, Sept 29 nae Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf. PHOSPHATE ROCK. ?AA TONS PHOSPHATE ROCK, WASHED? OUI J and SS per cent of Phosphate of Lime, guarango 1. For sale by J. N. BOB-ON, Sept 89 nae Noa. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf. . LIVERPOOL SALT. 1 AAA SACKS LIVERPOOL S\LT, LAND J.UUU INftand tor aale by Sept 2? A_HENRY COBIA k CO. CONN! CORN! CORN ! f)1 AA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MILLING. a?JLUU 3000 bushels Western White and West ern Mixed Corn. FLOUR: FLOURI 250 barrels Extra Super and Fine FLOUB, all landing from the schooner Conservative. ALSO, 1000 sacks Choice Family and Extra Flour, Camp sen ai ills. ?00 barrels Choice Baker's Flour. For sale by Sept 28 3_JOHN CAMPPEN U CO. BACON, BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, SOAPS, die. HHOS. PRIME SHOULDERS AND C. B. SIDES 75 packages FaT to Choleo Butter 26 bees "actory Cheese 40 pactages Pure and Extra Lard, W. J. W. k Co. Davis Pure Lard 200 boxe? Colgate's, Morgan's and McK. V. H. k Co.'?. soaps, various sizes Jn-t landed and for rale low. at RffccEE & SCHACHTE. Sept 27 mwi3 No 145 East Bay. Wm {lobikotioBj. JQUSSELL'S BOOK STORK. RECENT PUBLICATIONS. THE SUMTER AND THE ALABAMA, 8ervtce Afloat during tho War between the States, by Ad? miral Hommes, 1 vol. 8vo.. cloth, $6. RESOURCES OF THE sOUTHEBN FIELDS AND FOBESIS, Medical. Economical and Agricultural, by F. Payre Porcher, M. D., 1 vol. 8vo., 93 60. CHRISTIAN MNGKBS OF GKRMANY, by Cathe? rine Winkwortb, transl a or and compiler of "Lyra kGermai.lca," illustrated, limo., forming volume 6 of the ' Sunday Library." One cloth, *2. HISTORY OF EURC'PEAN MORALS, from Au? gustus to Cbatlemasno 2 vols., 8vo., M. FOREST LIFc IN AC ADIE, ?ketches of Sport and Natural History In the Lower Provinces of the Cana? dian Dominion, by Captain C. Hardy, Illustrated, 8vo.. f 3. THE NEW AFFINITIES OF FAITH, A Plea for Free Christian Union, by /amen Martlnoau, 26c. SPEC 1 RUM ANALYSIS, six Lectures, by H. E. Hoar oe, with appendices, colored Plates and Illus (rated. 8vo, 99. MIND ANO BBAIN; or. The Cortelarion ol Con? sciousness and Organization. Systematically Inves? tigated and Applied to Katiosopby. Mental Science and Practice, with a Preliminary Dissertation on Method and illustrative ot the reit, by rhos. Lay? cock, M. D.. 2 vol. . I2mo. 4/6; xvi. 494, $7. LIFE OF PIZARRO, wi tn rome account of his As. soci?t?s in the Conquest of Peru, by Arthur Helps, 1 voL, 92 76. THE OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY, from the Creation tot se Return from the Captivity, edited by W. Sml'b. L.L. D., 1 vol., 12mo., $2. ' WOMAN'S nUFFBAGK, the belorm Against Na? ture by Borace Bu-huell, 1 vol, limo., $1 66. THE SUBJECTION OF WOMAN, by John Stuart, M. M., 1 vol, 12mo., $1. PRE-H1STOBIO NATIONS; or, Inquiries Concern? ing some of i he Great Peoples and Civilisations of Antiquity, and their Probable Relation to a still Old? er Civilisation ol the Ethiopians or Cnahitea of Ara? bia, bv John D. Baldwin, 12mo., $175. EIGHT YEAR-' WANDERINGS IN" CEYLON, by Slr Samuel White Baker. Illustrated, limo., cloth, 91 60. THE SCIENCE OF BIGHTS, by F. G. Fichte, translated by A. E. Kroeg r, 12mo" cloth, $2. THREE THOUSAND MILES TBBOUGH THE BOCKY MOUNTAINS, by A. E. McClure, Illustrat? ed, 12oio, cloth 92. BK AO RICE. A Poem, by Hon. Boden Noel, square l?mo., cloth, gilt top, 91. THE SEEKS, HERE AND HEREAFTER, by Wil? liam H. Holcombe, M D , 12mo.. paper, cloth, 91 60. LIVES OF SI'. LOUIS AND CALVIN, by M. Guisot INuaJrated, 12mo., cloth. 92. THE QUTK-KR PAR ils ANS, A Revolutionary Story, with Illustrations, Uno., cloth, St 09. FICTION.-Aneroack's Villa on t JO Rhine; Brok? mann-Thatrain'a Waterloo*, Sig'lnson's Mai bone; Hoffmann's "',.ce Murray; Hueo's L'Homme qui BU; Lettice Lisle; Phelps' Men, Women and Ghoets; j he Quaker Partisans; Robinson's For Her Sase; Southwortb's Cbsnged (irides; -pielhaaen'sProblem? atical Characters; Woode* Gat-* Wi lo Open; Kings ley's Stretton; My Daughter Fboor; The Lacristan'e Household; r-ebmid's Habenf i" er; sonthwortb'i The Urine's Fate; Trollope's He Knew Be Waa Right;Zsohokke's Dead Guest; Frevtag's Lost Man? uscript; Jean Inglelotv's Mopes the Fairy. January 1 lyr G RKAT REDUCTION IN PRICKS. IMMENSE SUCCESS. POPULAR BOOKS SENT FREE OF POSTAG? AT THE PBlChS ANNEXED: Mila'-. F*IIH.St FALSE COLOR An ?elh'zn.e.SI ?OU-TESS GISELA, Marl, tl.,4C THE SLV'J-N OUBStsoF LON '<?N.31 UAR. OASH, i hurl's Koade.4( LOVE MR Lil LE, LOYE ME LONu. Cbarlei Reade.v.41 HENRY KfMOm i hackery.. *,.6! beat Teales of Cap alu .Mai ryatt Mulled al 55 Cents ti ?ck. MIDSHIPMAN t-AsY, leter Simple, Jacob Faith tul. Naval Officer, K<nii'a ???n, Newton Forster PM-I a of M. ny Tales. lb- Poacher, 'ihn 1'tunton Ship, Snarliyo?, Perclva Keene. CAPTAIN JEM s' SONG BOOK.ll WALKING DOWN B i : O \ D W Y ?ONGS 1ER. ...ll GREAT L'N.-aR1 HONGS I ER.ll VELOCIPEDE SONG.sTEB.ll THU LuNuON ILLU-T.?A<ED NEWS.3( MISTRi-.nS AND MAID, a Novel, by Miss Mu looh.st SAD '1 ALE OF THE C"UBr.-HlP OF CHEVA? LIER r-LY FOX-Wieso!.3( THE WONDhBEUL AND AMU TNG DOINGS OK OSCAR SHANGHAI.S( MIND YOUR S i OPs.21 READY Ut HONER.41 WHIST, LOO ?UGHRE A*i> POKE .2< MADAME LE M A Ri'H AN D'.-. F?H I UN K TEI? LE (f AND PH EAU Kif DICTIONARY.V. SPENCER'S COMI I SMEE<tHKd AND HUMOR? OUS RtCH A1ION.6( MADAME LE NORMAND'.-? UNERRING FOR IUNE 1 ELLER.41 LAWS OF LOVE.31 LA DIE,.-' LOVE ORACLE.3{ LADIES' GUIDE TO BEAU t Y.Si BOXING MADE t AST.? FON l'ALNE'.s GOLDEN WHEEL FOB I UNE TELLER AND DREAM BoOr,.4f BOOK OF HOUSEHOLD PKT.-.St THU ART OF BEAU lY, by Lola Montes.SC 1 BK PLAY GROUND.SC AM I RICAN CARD PLaYEB.K HOW CA MB'.Elis WIN, OR HE SECRETS OF ADVANTAGE PLYING.61 TH RA iE BALL PLAYER.It LESLIE.' - PI TOBIAL.li HARPER'S WKEELY.I? CHIMNEY CORNEE.II LI i Eli A RV ALBUM.li DAY*-DOINGS. li POLICE NEW* OR GAZE I TE.II HARPERS BAZ AK.II COMIC MONTHLY.21 BC DOE I' OF FUN.K Ei th. r ot the lollowine B oka mail, d on receipt ol four 8o anua ps. Old numbers of LESLIE'S. GODEY'S. PETER? SON'S. LAND WK LOVE.or DEMORtfST'S. Any one ol Readies or Munro'? DIME NOVELS. Also, a Cornie ur -eniimenwl ONO BOOK. Novels by Ctaarlra lite tte us: OLIVER TWI.-1, 172 PAUft-. 30 CEN 18; AME RI CAN Notes, 104 pages Kr, Dom - < v A -on, 366 nages. 40c; Mar*in I'buxslewit, 34 J pases, 40c; Our Mutual Friend, 3Su pace*. 40c; brmtmas -torie?, 102 pages, .Joe ; I ale ot Two Cities, 144 p?ig?s, 25c; Hard Ilma? ana additional Christmas tsto.ies. 2jo pat: ? 30e; Nicholas Nlckle^y. 3lo pages. 40e; bleak House, 34U pases. 40<-; Little Dmrlt, <<b0 page., 4"o; Pickwick Papers. 826 pages, 40 ?; David flonpe-fleld. 330 page?, Ive; baruai-y Budge 267 pages, 3fc; Old Cnrio.it) bop. 221 pages, 33c; Grr.it Exoeoaliona, 184 pases, 30c; -kee. bes, 196pages 30c Tue following; Novels, by Sir Waltet -colt Mailed st SO cents * ach: WAVERLY, IVANHOE. KEN IL WOB 1f_?, GUY Mannerinc, -indqoary. Rob Boy. Oin Mortality, Th? Blaofc Dwarf ana a Legend of Mo .tros?, Br de ol Lammermoor, Heart of Mid-t.o'hiau, Ibe Monas? tery, The Abbot, che Pirate, Fort uno? of Nix el. Peve? ril of tue Peak, Quen. m Darward 8' Ronau's Well Bed Gauntlet, ihe Hetrotbed and Highland Widow, The Ia.ls.min, Woodstora, Fair Maid of Perth, Ann? of Gelerntem, Conni Robert of Fans 1 he .surgeon*? Daughter. ">n receipt of tho price, el'her in cash or stamp? copies of soy books m this list will be sent by mai postpaid. CHAS. CHI ti HT E K, No 161 King-Street, Joly 12 r**o bari estera. S. C. -Wyo YOU DESIRE TO BB CURED Of all your Dyspeptic Symptoms 7 Erptl7 3nos USE POIOMON ' BITTEBS (B?octxits an? iaisrfU?neans. LANDING FROM BARK R.B. WALKER. ?rr-Kias FINEST MESH MACKEBEL OU 23 kits best No. 1 Salmon 200 boxes healed Herrings. ALSO, Choice Goshen BUTTES, New Imitation Cheese, Smoked Tongues. Bacon Strips, ftc., fte. For sale by D. PAUL Ar CO. Sept 29_wtj ONE CASE MIDDLEMASS' ?DTNRCRGH ALBEP.T BIS? CUITS, receiTed this week by aept29_ws2_D. PAUL k CO. NEW MACKEREL, SALMON, HERRINGS, ?SC., IN STORK AND LANDING. "VTO. 1 MESS MACK EBEL I No. I Salmon J Scaled Ben-log, large aixe 50 cases Dnderwood's Tomatoes (new) in 2 and 3 pound Cans Underwood's Fresh Salmon and Mackerel, In 1 and 2 pound Cana . Underwood's Devilled Ham Baker's No. 1 Chocolate, Bro mn, Cocoa and Cocoa Paste Bent's Water Crackers AND A general assortment of Choice Family Groceries, Wines, Liquors, kc, which are offered at the lowest cash prices, at Ute CO-OPERATIVE GBOCBBY 8TOBE, Southwest Corner Meeting and Market streets. Goods delivered free. C Sept 29 FLOUR. -| fr (\ BARBELS FLOUB. LANDING TBI3 DAY XfJVJ and for baie by HENEY COBIA A 00. sept 29 *_Jf SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME. 2Pif\ TONS MAPE'S SCPEBPHCSPHATE OF t)VJ lIMB.jutt received, and Ar sale for the wheat and other grain crors, by Sept28 . 2 ; KINSMAN & HOWELL. HAY*. ^1A?. SAA BALES PBIME NOBTH BIVEB HAY, t)\JyJ for sale low by . WEST k JONES, Sept 28_2_No.7fl East Bay. GUNNY CLOTH. tdd BALKS GUNNY CLO H. OF EXTRA -LUI/ WEIGHT, now landing and for sale low j from the whr.rf, ir lots to ?ult purchasers, by E. LAC i TTE A CO., Sept 27_6_No. 20 Broad-street. LIME. FRESH BURNT LIME EVBBY DAY, IN BULK ' OB BABBEL8 LIME KILNS, NE?E SAVANNAH RAILROAD WHARF. Orders sent direct to the Kiln, or to the Stores on Vendue Bange. OLNEY di CO. Sept 27_ OLD WHISKIES. THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN? NOUNCE that they have been appointed by alesers. HENBY a HANNI* ft CO.. of Philadelphia, their sole Agents for the State cf south' 'arollaa for the sale of their celebrated ACME. X, XX, XXX, XXXX. NEO'f AB. CABINET and other brands OLD RYE WHISKIES. They also wish to announce that they wm be in constant receipt of their COPPER DISTILLED MOUNTAIN PORE RYE WHISKIES, directfrom Distillery at Hannlsville, Berkeley County, *West Virginia. 5u barrels of the above always on hand. Liberal oontracta will be made tor large lots of new Whiskies in bond at DtatiUerv Warehouse. OLAOIU?* WTITB, Customhouse -anare, N. E. corner ol Bast Bay and Fraser'a Wharf. Sept 20 mwfSniOfl charleston, S. C. FRESH JUUJUS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOB SALE WHOLESALE AND BETAIL BY DB. H. BABB, No. 131 MEETING-STREET BISON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE Bose's Cough Syrup Schenk'? Pulmonio Syrup Scbenk's Seaweed Tonie Cherokee Remedy Cherokee Cure Cherokee Pills (Jberoaee tnjecuon Spears' Fruit Preserving seiuuon Brown's Chlorodyae German Blood or "Kaiser" PHI?, fte., fte. Fleming's Worm Confection? Wright's Rejuvenating Elixir Churchill's Syrup Hypophoapb.lt* of Lime Van Deusen'a Worm omettions Burley's Worm Candy Bardotte's Worm vugar Drops Gretenberg Pills Cephalic Pilla Schallenberger's Fever and Ague PU la Strong's Pills McLane's Liver P-.ll? Linn's Vegetable Pins Russell's Soothing Cordial for Children Teething Jayne's * Iterative Jayne's Expectorant Jayne's Carminative Jayne's sa>a/1 ve Pills Badwav's Beady Belief Rad way's H. Pilla Bsdway'a Beady Resolvent. June 21 mwf SUPERIOR GUNN i CLOTH OF EXTBA WEIGHT. FULL WIDTH. AND close and strong texture. For eal- by ,? O. N HUBERT, 8ept20_12_No. ll Bul Bay. SOLOMON'S BITTERS RE FOR SALE BY Dra. RAOUL ft LYN"AH, Corner King and Market streets, fept 17 3mos .* MARENGO" CURES FEYER AND AGUE. rp HE FINEST TONIC IN TUE WORLD. 49* For sale by all Druggists. G. J. L.UHN, Agent, DBCGG18T, Corner King and John streets, Eept 17 3mof Caaurteaeoo, 8. C. LIVERPOOL SALT. Q7AA SACKS LIVFBPOOL s ALT, IN FINE Of ' J \J order, landing from 0s ?k Vinco. For sale by 1. J. K>.im ft CO. Sept U No. 1. PERUVIAN V.U INO. t)AA TONS He. 1 PEBUYTAN GUANo/wAB awUU BANTED PUBE. aorsaleby 8<pt 7 T. J. ge BB ft CO. GUNNY ri.oTll. eyer BALKS EXTRA HEAVY GUNNY fi LOTH, ?4 I O to 45 leches wide, and weig 'in/ 2H pound?. For sale by 1 J. Kt BU ft CO. Sept 3_ Gl NNY CLO' H, ON THE SPOT AND TO ABBIVB. For sale ty August20 GEO- A. TRE* HOLM ft BON. HONEY ! FOB SALE, WHOLESALE AND BIT A IL. BY Dr. H. BABB, June 26 No. 131 Meeting-?trott. Seining ?a(i)\w. JAMB FAMILY KMTT1 -. ? MACHINE. THE ONLY BEL! ABL H. AND FIRST-GLASS FAMILY KN I i TBS ever uffered to th? pablte. Over one hundred different garments and stitches. Gold and Mlver medal? at ali the principal Palra in the United Mates and Kurope Beal thing for \gents to male money on. For sum Die? and tenus ad drears LAMB KNirTDM *L M. CO Sept28 Imo obi? pa Pa jyo YOU WISH TO Pttfe-V tvN ff YOUR CHILL AND FEYER 7 Sept 17 taos USE SOLOMONS' BITTERS.