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JDAILY NEWS. Wednesday" moi?xinc august as. iocs. LOCAL MATTERS. To oun City BCBScaiBEUS.?We would be thank ful if there i;j any failure on the port of our car riers to deliver the Daily Nr.vvs, if our city sub scribers woulil give us immediate notice. Every effort on our part will be made to SCCUrO an early delivery, and if the carriers fail in doing their duty, we hope to be Immediately informed of it. ^Iiiiciflcit Hit ric "l?kirlcftcii I*.ii(i) WcirS" UHrrcit 3to. :tiH jtiiigftr.ific entgegen genommen, sas weites mit 5Dcnti(t>en Vettern gefegt. ?lii)ctgcn, tic ?un tt?coftcn 3Hergcii criebeiticn feUen, ntilffcs M4 iv?teftend 5 Uhr ?totviintiiias tingmhet aterres. ltioiiT.s ok VoTEBS.?ThcrC has been for some days a rumor in the city that two oaths would have to be taken before a eitizm cwuM be qualified to vote, at the ensuing election, for members of the Convention. We have not as yet Inquired into this matter officially, but have been assured by some .gentlemen who have been before tho Provost-Mar shal, prepared to take the Amnesty oath for the purpose of exercising their right of suffrage, that they have been informell by him that if they have taken the Cat h of Allegiance, and aro not worth twenty thousand dollars, they require nothing more to give them a proper qualification. Wk have at our office a specimen of rice, raised on Cooper Hiver, under the superintendence of Mr. F. M. Montell, Acting Assistant Commission er Bureau of Bofugees and Freedmcn for Charles ton District. McKay & Campbell.?These gentlemen have ?alo this morning, at 10 o'clock, of sundries, among which is some fine furniture worth the inspection of those who are in want, at this time, of auch ar ticles for housekeeping. Y. P. M. Whisky.?Did our readers, or those of them who Imbibe, ever taste this cordial ? 11 never, let them call at Mr. Pmu? H. Kiwleu':?, No. 173 East Bay, and be introduced to it. They will not regret the acquaintance. QrxNN & EnoTrtEit?We return these gentlemen many thanks for continued favors in the shape of newspapers, Ac. We aue under obligations to Mr. Dauby-, of tho Adaus' Express Company, for late tiles of Rich mond, Columbia and Winusboro" papers. How to Vote?How to Obtain Pabdox.?This is a pamphlet published by Patuick Walsh, of Au gusta, Goo., nnd sent to us by Qglnn ? Bhotiieu. It is useful to all "who are anxious to obtain such a pardon from President Johnson as will secure their property from confiscation and themselves from trial." How Ttrr.Y no ;n Vikoinia.?Wo have seen young laches, refined, beautiful and delicate, turning over the ?-oil. In one case, when their horse was gone, we heard of a mother who led a voting bullock Will! her daughter held the plow. Tho vcmng men w-ko came from the army found all business pros trate, and generally went to farming to bo sore of a corn crop, to have food at least for the next win- ? ter. A promising young officer of this county, Who was a lawyer, came by forced marches from North Carolina, after Johuston'ssurrender, to yet some corn planted in time tu feed his widowed nu t?ier and sisters, and, beginning r.'jxt d.iv, plow- ! OU and put in lift ecu acred himself.? Virginia Cji: i N. }'. News. Wo showed the above paragraph to a young lady, and asked what she thought of it ? "I am going | to many that young man,'' was the quick reply, Sensible couple that ! The Richmond Republic, of the 13th lust., says : The wheat crop in tho Valley is said to be good, but in every other portion of tho .Statu it is a com plete failure. The grain is defective' from th< lity of cheat cockle, and onion istunus?a?y large. | Notwithstanding its inferior quality, it is bringing good prices in this tit v. the nuwt inferior command ing ?1.80 to *2. nnd tin: belter qualities from #2.20 ?affects of rust and exposure to the constant rarttis of the past ten months, nnd, in a'ddition, tho quan tity of cheat cockle, and onion istunusuatty huge. Notwithstanding its inferior quality, it is bringing good prices in this tit v. the nuwt inferior command ing ?1.80 to *2, nnd tin: better qualities from $2.'20 to $2.25 por iVushel. The -money value of tho crop ! in the State, excepting the Sheiiandoah Valley, of ! Which section we know nothing, except upon unre liable reports, will not be more than one-twentieth of that of 18?0. We should judge from the records In the same paper that drunkenness and crime were having a brilliant season in Richmond. - ? - S^t-j-,_i?, ordinary times this indispensable nxii cloi7soch'eapai.'.,UrtPlocul,ea *? easily that few | persons proporlv etm*Jter iu valnc- during the. late war the Booth had voj *? *? to ?kpead ?" ! such supplies as could bo iii:invfiU;ilu"1 ***&* w>a j water; in addition to which there was ? considera ble quantity obtained from Southwestern\i>o*WA> , and small amounts from other sections. In 1C"C0 i the United States imported about hall the salt ? consumed in the country, the consumption Txvitig about twenty-tight million bushels, and tho im port ?'.km 1-1J0;)1,225 bushels. Congress havijig levied a high duty on salt during the war, it led do a huge increase iu the yield at some of the salines, particularly in Michigan, which in lStit) only pro duced lift y thousand bushel?, but which yielded tlwce million bushels in 1864 Iu Ohio, the Sciota, Point my and Hocking Valley Salines, which pro duced about live hundred thousand bushel? in ISO-',, yielded two millions in 18(31. The salt spr higa I at Syracuse. New York, produced W 186*. 7,378,8:51 bushels. The present total product of the country j is estimated at seventeen million bushels. The Keuawba Halt Springs, which are of great value, Tvorc destroyed during the war. -?_?.? f A snake Bronx_A short time since there arriv ed nt the Walnut-street House a mysterious looking individual, baring as a part of his baggage, ? I largo box perforated with breathing holus aiid I marked: ' Beware of the snake?certain death," which was deposited for the time with the rust of ihe baggage upon tho floor of the office. Acciden tally two of the betes had been "knocked Into* one," anct but a abort timo elapsed before one of the snakes, an infant anaconda nbout ten foot in length, issued from the box and rapidly crawled along tho floor, the possession of watch was yield ed to it without any disputo on the part of tin* I terrified guests, with whom chairs and benches were immediately at n premium. The clangor ap-1 Beared imminent?the exigency one with whicli I only a true hero dare to grapple. Fortunately, | just as a 'bus load of would-be guests?if thoy j darod to?turned away from the door at the'fright ful cry of "drive on," the needed hero was found in the" person of mine host Grit tunden, who issued ! from the office with a huge cavalry sabre. Cour ageously tho gallant "Cm" attacked the monster, and with more than mythological energy quickly severed his snakeship's body into several separate and distinct parts, to the inexpressible disgust of the owner, who was seen anxiously inquiring a few moments after, as to who had killed lus #500 ana conda.?Cincinnati Commercial. ??-?+ ? - The "vvatorrall" excites tho wrath of Mrs. L. Maria Child. She calls that female adornment "an unbecoming head-gear," which looks Iiko a cab bugo in a net tricked out with beads and wampum. ??Hoops" she calls ^'hen-coop?,", and repudiates the tune of that imperial ?how-wornant Eur'dhltV, Em presa. Maria, we fear, is a_blooming bloomer. - " ... / . I '???.m j |f Secretary Seward is at Cape May, and every morning ho sallies forth in-a picturesque bathing drcsa of bluo flnnnol with red stripca, and paddles I into tho. embrace of old ocean. Hjn daily bath gives him an e scellent appetite, and his health is Improving in the moat Qharming manner, j" I PAPER HANGINGS AMI WINDOW SHADES. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE GOODS can be found at No. _7'J King-street (up atalrri). KUHt23 ?I H. W. KINSMAN. IN STORE AND FOR SALE No. 173 East Bay-street, Between Queen ami Cumberland, 4 CHOICE AND VARIED STOCK OF WINES, BHAN _fl_ DIES. WHISKIES, etc. 25 ca^es clioic? Ohl Port ir, ease* Golden Sherry 150 caso? Claret, including the most superior qualities of St. .lullen, St. Estephe, Chateau La Hone, etc 10O cases Rhino Wines, liu-lti?liii;? the nioKt nuporior ?imilitiea of Hochheiiner, N?erateincr, Ruiliahel luer, etc 75 oaaoa Haut Bauterne, Inoluding the most superior qualities of the various brands 20 cases Champagne, to wit: Marceaux, Heldacick, Fleur de Champagne 23 cases Ginger Wine 15 eases Blackberry Wine, which is highly recom mended for its medicinad qualities 20 cases St. Domingo Wine 20 cases St. Domingo Punch 25 cases Arrack Punch CO ?-ase? superior Bourbon Whisky 25 cases Bourbon Coaktail 15 cases Brandy Cocktail 20 cases extra line Cognac?vintage 1838 90 cases extra line Cognac?Pinot Castillou 25 cases genuine Holland Gin 25 rases St. Dominera Bitters DO bbls. superior Whisky?various branda 2 bbla. Y. P. M. Whisky?18 years old 8 quarter cask?? Old Brandy 2 pipes Union Flan Holland Gin 4 casks Old Pale Sherry 100 dozen Mulr's Scotch Ale 150 bbls. Philadelphia Stock Ale. At wholesale at No. 17 3 East 13a y-street. BY PHILIP H. KEGLER. A*ir COTTON and ail kinds of "PRODUCE received in exchange for Goods. Cousiguiuunts received on sale, and every attention paid to the shipment and forwarding of PRODUCE, MERCHANDISE, etc. August 1+ REFINED SUGAR,TC0?^?^"AND OTHER GROCERIES. C)f\ BARRELS C. AND EXTRA SUGAR _?U 10 barrels Crushed Sugar 10 bags Code? 60 hhdu. Choleo Molasses 50 tierces Choice Molasses 500 boxes Fay's Family Soap 100 boxes rale Soap 20,000 pound? Choice Baron 100 casos Kerosene Oil 50 boxes Adamantin? Candles 100 cases choice Bourbon Whisky 10 b?rrela choice Bourbon Whisky 10 barrels Vin ggac 20 cases Cider f>0 casks assorted Glasswaro 100 eases choice Claret 100 liuxca Window Glass And a full and vari'-d assortment of olhor goods. For aalo at file lowest market rutes by THADDEUS STREET, Align?t 14_No. 74 EaBt Bay. BLACKSMITHS' COAL AND NAII,S. fTA TONS BEST QUALITY BLACKSMITHS' COAL OVJ 108 kogN Nads, assorted sizes. Landing and for sale low, bv H. F. BAKER k CO., August 21_:; No. 20 CunibcHuud street. HEATH &C0.7 No. 260 KING-STREET. JUST RECEIVED : 8?OAR-CUHED V?G BAMS KUOAR-CUUED l?IO UAUON PiU BHOULDEltH wine*, bhand s gin, voukbon whiskey st. croix rum jamaica rum" cordials, syrups. ALSO, A FRESH SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, Ac, Ac. WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL. J. K. HEATH & CO. Align?t 14 lnjp JUST EECEIYED, AT TUE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT, Xo. ?50 KINO-STREET, A LARGE AND VERY DESIRABLE STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUMS, &C, WHICH ARE NOW BEING OFFERED AT "Wholesale and Retail. THIS STOCK HAS BEEN SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET lay tbe Proprietor, in eon i'.vtion witli.llr. C. T. DUNHAM, f.u-merlv DUNHAM. TAFT 4c CO. I'uivhuerrs will tlnd it tu their Interest to examine tliis Htock before selecting elsewhere. T. it, BIlISTOIi, Sign of the- Rig Boot, August 10_Miiwa* No, 250 KING-STREBtT. STIMMER & SOX, FACTORS AND DEALERS IN Timber, Lumber, Building Materials, &c. AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. John ii. MxMXXsiEtta.J. II. Stexxvzsxb, Jr. Wr*Z OFFER OUR SERVICES -AS ABOVE, HOTING \ \ ' tluit with a Ion,' expiricnjM ill the trade, und the iKlvnntitgrit jiredeiited by our old established LUMBER YARD AND 1'OND, foot of He.-.nfain-.stiect, and our large iii-i|uuintaiii-e with Gotten und Dealer.-, generally in Tim ber, Lumber, &&, wa muy lnuke it to the iiitvre.it of all ih-slrloi,' to dispone of or minibaae to give us n call, f?ir Oilico ut present, KERB'S WHARF. Aii;;U-< I?' ' . Wlmfi GIVE US A CALL. MOTTS' SAMPLE ROOMS. ALES, TOES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC., ETC., ETC. No. 3 BROAI>-STIlEET, CHARLESTON, S. C. D3- FREE IAJNCH from 11 till 1 o'clock every day.-=*?a riioi'niF.Tons : JOHN HOTT.W. V. MOTT. August U C.T E. ?HIGHESTER, Real Estate Broker, NO. MIinoAD-STREET, CHARLESTON. . a Gent por the purchase and sale of _CX.. REAL E8TATE In any of the Southern States. ALSO AGENT FOR THE SALE, RENTING, RE PAIRING, Ac.. OF CITY PROPERTY. Augngt 22 BICHARD?LLISON, COMMISSION MERCHANT, l?o. 96 BEEKMAN-STREET, NEW YORK. COTTON AND OTHER PRODUCE SOLD ON COM MISSION. General Itcrchandi?e purchased and forwwdca to ?rder, ? - Juno* August 10 BUNGS! BUNGS!! CiZ.f\f\ RUNGS FOR SALE BY *3dVJ\J DAVID HARROW. AtiRiint 24 tlm2 No. 153 East liny. FAMILY GROCERIES. 308.KING-STREET.308 Between Society and Wentworth. J. W. STEINMEYER KEKPS CONSTANTLY SUPPLIF.D WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GRO CERIES, AND ALL ARTICLES ESSEN TIAL TO CONVENIENCE AND COM FORT FOB FAMILY USE. POUTER, ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS, TOBACCO, BBOAB8, fte. lmo_August l'J JUST RECEIVED: IAA BRLS. FLOUR J_U U ** bbla. O Sugar M) hbls. Crushed Sugar f>0 bbla. Powdered Sugar M bags Corteo C? cheats Oreen Tea no boxe-B Adamantino Candles 30 boxes Oolgute'u Soap 50 boxes Colgate's Fancy Soap 100 packs Liverpool Salt 100 half bblB. Mackerel 100 quarter bbls. Mackerel r>0 buxca Layer liai, inn '25 dozen Buckets 15 gross Mason's Blacking 10 hbls. Linseed Oil 1 ?o/A-n Wheelbarrows. ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT OF ROD IRON FURNITURE Sheet Iron Cooking Stoves Horse Shoe Iron Powdered Ginger Horse Shoes Whitlug Horse Shoe Nails Leather Lath Nails Carriage Trimmings Hatchets Whitewash Brushes Hammers Segars Lead Pipo Wire. For sale by ARCHIBALD GETTY k CO.. August IG 14 12G and 128 Meeting-street. ROPE, BAGGING, MOLASSES, ETC. -| /"\/"\/"\ COILS BEST BALE ROPE 'A_\J \J \J COO pieces Gunny Bagjiii'?? 100 bbls, Molass?? 100 bagq CsSbs 100 ?.;btH. Clari?eil 8ugnr 9000 bbls. Jarvis' iRland Guano. TO ARRIVE. 300 bales GUNNY BAGGING . 1000 kegs Nails, assorted.. For nale low, by GEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO. Aiigimt to wnuo SUGAR AND SEGARS, OF DIRECT IMPORTATION. 10 HOGSHEADS PRIME MUSCOVADO SUGAR 25,000 Choice Spaniah Sogar*. For sale by A. CANALE, Wholesale Grocer and CommisHiou Merchant, No. 171 East Bay. Aligns^ 22 FRESH GOODS?EULL STOCtf. ff/\PACKAOE8 NEW MACKEREL ZJ\J 150 bags Bio and Java Coffee 200 boxea Caudles 200 whole boxea Raisins, Layers 200 half boxes Raisins, Layerti 50 boxes Cooking ?Soda 100 boxes Magic Coffee 50 cbCMtn beat Teas, cheap 200 bbls. Sugarn, various kinds 50 tieree'S alolnisH 33 bbls. Cider Vinegar * CO bbls. Corned Boef 25 bbls. Corned Pork 2-"i0 boxes Starch 200 boXCS Soap Mm boxes Herring* 300 boxea Pickles and Gerkins 200 caaes Sauces and Eetsups 200 bbls. Extra Flour 00 package? OoShen Butter Spices t)f all kinds. Macearon!, Citrou, Preserved Ginger, Oooldag Extracts. kc, kc. UEO. W. CLARK k CO.. August >1_ No. H5 Meeting street. JUST RECEIVED. 1 O? ) *5A8E?' BPAtUn?d HOCK AND RHINE 100 eases CHAMPAGNE CIDER 000 eases Aje 100 bills.' Whiskv, various brands and prices 10 bbls. Alcohol, 07 per cent, fit) bids. Ale 50 eases Whisky 50 easea Brandy 25 eases .Steiughtou Bitters 50 baskets Heidsieek A; Co'8. Champagne, a puro ! .'U}d Kcnuinu article Brandy, uin. st. croix Rum Sherry Wine. <v.c., &c, AU of thepurSst quality and cheap for cash, at UEO. W. CLARK ? COS., | August 21_No. 145 jaeeting-stieet. | JUST EECEIVED CAHILL & CO., No. 275 KING-STREET: 10 CADDIES G. P. TEA. 30 HALF CHESTS Y. II. TEA 30 BAGS RIO COFFEE *5 MATS JAVA COFFEE 50 HALF BBLS. SYRUP, GOOD 13 BBLS. SYRUP, GOLDEN 25 BOXES CHOCOLATE ??5 BOXES SWEET CHOCOLATE IS BAGS PEPPER, BIiACK 10 CASES PARAFINE CANDLES. A SUPE RIOR ARTICLE. ALSO, 1 medium size IRON SAFE, almost new. For sale at lowest prices by CAHILL & CO., Mo. 27b KING-STREET. August 14_ TURNER & LEWIS, DEALERS IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, AND ARMY AND NAVY MESS SUPPLIES, No. 432 King-st., corner Hudson, CHARLESTON, S. O. J. L. TURNER.J. E. LEWIS. August 11 LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS. C. VOIGT, No. 79 MAItKET-ST?, OFFERS FOR HARE OAK AND HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER FRENCH AND AMERICAN CALF 8KIN8 MOROCCO, BATENT LEATHER AND LINING SKINS SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOEMAKER'S TOOLS. also, ' . HARNESS LEATHER, TANNER'S OIL AND SILK. THREAD AND NEEDLES, FOR 8INGERS AND OTHER SEWING-MACHINES. August 14 _ mwf 10* PER LAST STEAMER, JUST RECEIVED A LARGE BUPM.* OF LADEES' and ?ENTLEMEN'S SHOES AND BOOTS. ALSO, Ageneral assortment of Gentlcnien'a Met Boy'a FUR HAT8, which aro offered for sale at the lowest market price?. I>. O'NEILL & BON, No, 375 King ?trect, above Oeorgo-utreet August U DW? lmo* . ; ' '*" POTATOES ONIONS PEACHES, ?Sec. TITUS k CO.. August '?i 3* Ni>. s LiMtaru-strret. I,"iOR SALE. 1 Apply to IRtUt 'it ?DDERM'RITBRS' AGEMY. COLBURN, HOWELL&CO, AGENTS. THE GERMANIA FIEE INSURANCE COMPANY. THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. THE NIAOARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. THE REPUBLIC FIEE INSURANCE COMPANY. AU or zur. city or sew x?bk, HAVE ENTERED INTO AN ARRANGEMENT FOR the purp.i-.- nf train'-n-tiUK t.^itle-r tin- busiin>s of "INSURANCE AGAINST LOSH <>E DAMAGE BY FIRE. AND THE PERILS OF INLAND TRANSPORTA TION." und have "tai.li.-died an ufflt- in this ??tv, designate?] the UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY," and: your attention ih respectfully called tu the superior ad vantages which the Ageury affords to those who desire . to make prompt and reliable insurance*. ??rONE POLICY >! Insurance In :.-mh d bv the FOUR COMPANIES through Hals Agency, which* Is made tul milt the necessities of tin- bn*ilte?n ? immun: v. Iiv SE- ! CURING, 'WITH DISPATCH. LARGE LINKS ?i| IN-i KURANCE WITH RELIARLE COMPANIES, UPON INI FORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS. THEREBY ! OBVIATING THE NECESSITY OF APPI.Y1N?! TO VA- I RIOl>S SEPARATE OFFICES l?w hinuruiiecs t.. the amount they aro MvcruUy able to ai-cept. nml of btiUUug I numerous separate policies. THE CONDITIONS AND WRITTEN PORTIONS ??1 WHICH RARELY AGREE, i rendering it next to Impossible for the a*t?uro?l to be-1 come familiar with and harmonize their various eon-1 lUetiuu conditions. By the condition? of the UNDERWRITERS' POLICY, BUT ONE SET OF PAPERS U M-inind to prove a loss ! to (lie several Comptai!? s insuring uiuler it. thereby (baking the adjustm? ut -imple and cap? dttious. THE ?'ASH ASSETS OF EACH COMPANY issuing the ! Underwriters' P.i?ry of In.r.raii.-c exceed HALF A MIL LION of DOLLARS, nuking!? security in the aggrc- , gate of Three Million Dollars. THE STANDING CM NEW YORK CITY of the Oom pani.'s interested in this Agency, and the respectable uharncter of the largoutunuer of gentlemen composing their several Boards of Directors. niTord a:: abundant fuktttetJM to*g^Kmiua lo ItUmTwUbe HONORABLY AND LiuEraLLY CONDl'CTED? LOSSES LIBERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAH) AT THIS OFFICE Application* for Insurance in the above Com;,ihles may for the present be made -it the residence of S. s. HOWEEL, No. U HasuUtrcet. COLBURN. HOWELL f; CO. August 21 mwa GREAT WESTERN MARINE MUNI COMPANY, NEWYORK. THE SUBSCRIBERS, AGENTS FOR VARIOUS IN SURANCE COMPANIES., will take Risks tor the I above named w??U known Company, upuu Cotton and Slerehaudb. genuTally, t.-oui ports ami pla.-es in the T;*ni ted Stat? s to ports and place* in the United State* and Europe, and r?r? rere <. ou favorable term?, on Steatnors, \ Sailing Vessels ami Inland Conveyance. A LSI i, FIRE RISKS ? iN BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE AND C0TT0N. in various well known Fire Insurance Compa nies. GEO. W. WILLIAMS Ac CO.. Align?t 11 mwfio No*. 1 ami :i Hayne^*treet CHEAP CASH STORE,' No. 42 MARKET-STREET, NORTH SIDE, XEAK MEETI.VG-STREET. FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, FAINTS. OILS, PUTTY. Brashes. Buckets, Brooms, Tubs. Diamond Oil for Kerosene auil Union Lamps. A small lot of SMOKING TOBACCO, and a few KERO SENE LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. August 18 tmo AUSTIN A- AI.BEE. DAVIT) BARROW, Wholesale Commission Merchant AND FACTOR, INTo. H 58 East Bay, CHARLESTON, S. C. ??TV-COSIGNMENTS SuLIv. ITELV r;.:i August 14 niwf lmo J. _N\ ROBS02S" HAS RESUMED THE COMMISSION BUSINESS AT HIS OLD STAN?, Xo. G3 EAST BAY. AT- Particular attention given to the sale of COTTON, FI.olTL ?PRN, i-i-:... and, from his long experience, he i feels e-niMb-c nf ?yrlag atati?t_ct(oa. Hi- win abo at t.-nd fc"??_- HB?ESraNG AND FOEW.VrfDIN?' BUSI NESS. " _ lu*_August 14_ WILLIS & CHIS?LM, FACTORS, COMMISSION SIEBC HANTS, SHIPPING AGENT?, OFFICE, VOUTA HOUSE, CHARLESTON, s. C. E. WILLIS.A. I?. CHIS?LM ; TTriLL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND ' >V SHIPMENT (to Foreign nud Dime*tic Ports) of 1 COTTON, RICE. LUMBER, NAVAL STORES; to the ? CoUeetlon of Draft*, Pnrehaao and (fule of all Securitic*. j Consignments of vessels sollisiteiL ni:n:i:.- to: Messrs. JOHN FRASER tt CO.. ?hailest-m, ft. C. Mesara. GEO. W. WILLIAMS a- co.. Charleston, S. C. : Mesara. OEo. A. BOFLEV k co., Charleston, s. c. GEO. 8CHLEY, Esq., Augusta?, Ou. T. S. METCALF, Esn., Augusta. Ga. Messrs. CLARK, DODOE .* C??.. New York. Mesan. MURRAY k NEPHEW, New York. Mesan. E. \V. OXARK (C CO., Philadelphia, Penn. Messrs. PENDERGAST, FENWICK k Co., Baltimore, Md. Messrs. SAMT? HARRIS ? SONS, Baltimore, Mil. nfr The Columbia Phatuix will publish eve.i-y other day for one mouth, and other smith Carolina papers Weekly for the same period 01 time, and semi bills tptbis office." August 14 ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO., SHI? k ?STEAMBOAT AGENTS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, N03. 12G AND 128 MEETING-STREET, Charleston, H. C. EDMUND A. SOUDER k CO., Philadelphia, Ponn. LIVINGSTON, FOX k CO., Agent*. New York. F. A. WTLCOXSON. Agent, Or?agslmrs, S. C. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS. August 16 _ ___________ prMrFfor business. A GOOD SUPPORT FOR ONLY S30 ! ' > ANT PERSON OF ORDINARY CAPACITY CAN BE quaB?cd a* an ACCOUNTANT and BOOK-KEEPER In a few weeks. A competent Book-Keeper c_n always obtain respectable and lucrative employment. Hours of Instruction from _ to 10 o'clock P. M. Apply at 8. E. PELOT'S Commercial School, No. KO" Kin ?-streut, over Dr. Hkrinc's Drug Store. Mr. Pelot can be Been during the day at the office of the "Dally News," No. 18 Hayne *i" Merchant?' Boole* Opened, Written Up, and Bal anced on moderate terms. _ August 10 W. BROOKBANKS, PRACTICAL ?AS FITTER & PLUMBER, No. 338 King-street, NEX7 DOOR TO PORTER'S OLD STAND * > AUCTION SALES, Cheese. IJAVIU I1AHHOW WUlscll. at his Store. Nu. 133 I^tst Bay, THIS DAY. at 10 ?'clock. Bbls ENGLISH CHEESE lJ.t.M-1 rii.-. ,. Boxes I..II-...IM Bosch <?t...ii?l AlUpive D?Xes Mti-tanl Lut Hams Loi Bacon Flitches. August 's\ Furnitur?. States, A-, BY MctCAY ?<; C'A.MI'IUCLL. THIS DAY, 2::<1 lltttnnt, ?ill lie Mthl, at our stores. Nos. SO and ?J Hascbstrcet. al 10 o'clock, A fltw assortment of Men's, Women's and children's SHOKS; Began?, Tobureo, litige- Mirrors, Factor and ciiautix r Fiiniltutv, kc. Condition* cash. Pui-tteiilars on day <>!" sa!'-. Am Unlimited articles received ! > hour of sale. Align.it 'J.I SfniPit, S>'/ill's, Tf'iiirt'i>, ?fit?. BY MelCA'V cfc CAHPUBIiIt. THIS DAY, !?Mlu?t., will be s..!d. at un- Stores, Nos. fiO ami .-?'J Mi-, l.-in , t. n| in ri'clock, Cast's and e'ait'."ii?? Men'* and Women's BALMO l?.M.s, M ?Hi's call' Bp>guns, Women's KI.imI?o Oaltera, Women's Heeled Uuoiecs, Misses' Morocco Bootcea, Cliild'.s Simes, .ve. AMO, Boxea CHEWING TOBAc '? ' > Unxea Segar*, varions hrnuds und quoUltcs Pieces Wool, Cabinet Penknives, Hair OU and Pomade, Pocket-books, kc CoilditloilM rash. Augi'st '23 Springer and MihJi Cow. BY MeKAY rfi CAMPBRLU THIS DAY, 23d insf., will I?- ?old at our Stores, Noa. SO and S3 Hasel-atrvet, at 10 o'clock, OSE si'KiN'.Ki; One Mil.lt Cow. Conditions cash ..n delivery. Angus! o.i J-'nriiili'i-c. BY DIcXAY & CAMPIIKLL. THIS DAY. j:il in-:., will be .?"1.1, at our Stores, ?OS. 80 and *2 lla<-t-street. at J'.l ct'clcN'k, Mahogany Hair Seal CHAIRS, Mnhoguuy Sofa, Harbin Top Centro Tablt', Mahogany sidebearel. Cane Seat chairs. Mahogany Hair Seat Hockers, large Mirrors, Child's Crib, Carp-t. Ice House. Otllctt Desk. Work Ta bles, Show Case, Clock?, Water Cooler, &c, kc One PIANO. Condition? cash. _A']?I!si g"* C'c.>r;; Meal?<>n (? ? mini vf all concerned. UY McKAY & VA'MPBBUiIj. THIS DAY, 23d instant, will be soK; at our store*. Nos. c., and .WJ HaaeUatrect, at 10 o'clock, without re serve, . , Rl bbls. CORN ME.tL.allghtlydatr.agcelonthevoniHO' to this port. Conditions cash <.n delivery. August 2:1 ISO cases Hoot*. Shoes, Gaiters, dv. It Y MILKS DRAKE. TO BORROW, the 5<*tli buttant, 1 will mi. al my store. Purttar o? King and Liberty-street -. the t- l!ov. Ing very d?sirante Goods, selected exprei-sly for the Boutberu market, and lo be " 'hi without reserve: 4S pair M.-n'* Hair Welt and P. S. HOOTS -<>ii pair .Men's iltiv We'.t and P. S. Congress Qslters ISO pair Men's Calf, Kid and Goat Balmorals liSpnir M-u'- Hull \V. Hf.uai.s (?t) pair Boys' Hoots 3? pair Hoys' Calf Balmoral* BOO pair Ladies' Ki-.l, Morocco :.'>d Lasting Congress Gaitera 4M? pair r.a.li. s' Kid. Morocco and Lasting Balmorals LUU pair Misse?' Congress Uotitaund Usltera I'j'i pair Miases' Kid. Goal mid Calf BaltuondH I'.ii ??air Mt?*,es' KM SUppers 110 pair Youths' Boots ::'j pair Y<-.:;tii->' Buff Congress :t<) pair Youths' Oalf Balmoral t :?* pair youths' Calf Ties lOll) pair Children's Boots and Shoes?a beautiful OS rtOfUw :?? :v? g!-..s> j--, shoe Lacea li! groas 5-8 Shoe LaCVS 2S gross i'-s. Shoe Lacea ?0 gross 7-s Skou Laces. Sale to commentai at 10 o'clock. Terms?Situs over $."ii?). sixty days; from f-ion to $.VM>, thirty days; under $u<o e:.tsli "on delivery. All notes to have approved endorsers and Inlet-uat added. (Winds ready for Inspection o:; Wednesday. Au i ust 2 i AUCTION rSALE OF PUBLIC HORSfC^. Will l.e sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, mi TUESDAY, Anguat 2?, l-vi.*. at ID o'clock A. M., oppo site Publie staoie-, Chnlmoi ?-street, in,i- huii.in-.1 publie. HORSES. These Hornea are not condemned, but are ; ,d Serviceable animais, and only sold because the United States uo longer needs their ser vices. Ternis cash. D. E. HINT. C.i.pt. i-.th O. V. V. I.. A. A. Q. M. Ofllce A. a. c?. m. u: eliiirg.: ot Land Transportation Militar;.- District Charleston. S. C. C August il t.MTEI) STATE? MILlTAltY IIAILUOADS. Oma? or Assistant QcAnTmtMASTKS. ) Washixoton, D. C, July '??, 1808. f AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK. Will be stdd at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highest bidder, the following rolling Klocli: On TUESDAY, September in, at I lie Portland Ce,'a Shop in Portland Maine, six (0) Locomotive Euginca. Cu THURSDAY. September ?l, at Hinkly ft \Villiaius' Shep in Boston, Mass., Four (i) Locomotive IStiginsa. Ou MONDAY, Sept.iuher ?S3, at Kelinelt s.piart:, near Philadelphia, I'.uii.. Fifty (.?0; Box Freight Cai?, four fitt vbfbt-and-adialllneb gauge. On WEDNESDAY, Kept.inb.r 27, at Wihniugton, D.!.. Liqlrty-iViur (Sl.i Hox Freight Call?, flvs foot gauge. Tb? above stock Is all new, and of the very beat qnaiity. The Euginca are live feet gauge, live foot drivers, and aj'Undcrs ii.xji inches. They can be changed to narrow gang?; ut trilling expense. . Sales In eoiillneme ut 10 A. ST. Terina: Cash in Government funds. II. L. hohixaon; August M Brevet Colonel ami A. Q. M. TIMBER WANTED AT TORRE'S STEAM SAW MILL TUPPEH & FREEIt. Align?t 2-J '.. 5* ~r>. 0'NEIX,L, & soxs, MANUFACTURLP.s AND DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, Xo. 875 King-Streetj ., CHAKLKSTON, B. O. CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE STOCS OF FINE FUR AND WOOL HATS FOIi V??$ AKI) BOTSj . .[ August 01 TO THE BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, FANCY GOODS DEALERS OF THE ' SOUTH. JAMES O'KANE, Bookseller, Stationer ami M&uufar'.?ror OF POCKET DIAKIES. PHOTOOItAPH sXKB?TtSi and CARTE DE VISITE, Begs respectfully to say that he i? still located ut hi:i old stand, No. 126 Nassau-street, New York, where he continues to supplv the Jobblngainl 'Retail Trade With all articles In the? HOOK AND ?TATlONEKY LINE, on the most lihurnl terina. Uooks, Stationery, Sole, Letter. Cap, Legal Cap, Bill, and Jlath Papers, Photograph Albums, Carte dot Visito for Albums, Blank Books, Inks, Mucilage, Envelopes, Ate, Arc, Ac., in great variety.and ehrttp. " A superior Hue of POCKET DIARIES FOII 18C0t Catalogues scut on application. Orders promptly tilled. Address JAMES O'KANE, j No. 126 Nassau-street, NEW YORK . August 14 ' _J^_J_ '_ H . FUPNITUREI WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Nos, 87 AND 88 BOWERY ' P ' : m _ AND ftl CHRISTY-STREET. ??ORAAF k TAYLOR Have the largestvartety of : ROSEWOOD, WALNUT AND MAHOQANV PARLOR, CHAMBER, DININO ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE | To bo found in this city, and ?t the lowca? prices. MATTBES8E8 AND SPRING BEDS t FROM |5 TO $7 . ,.{ EXTRA W1DJC CANOPY BEDSTEADS VOS THE SOUTHERN TRAD!. ?tnrojrU. .,^v?2m<>