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Aoftls.
CT. LOUD HOTEL.
August 20

THIS NEW AND ooMnoI IoUS HOUsE. IoCAT
Cd corner OF Broadwav and Forty-secord-slreet
possesses advantages al other houses for the
conmodatioD o its quests. II was built expressly
for hrst-elsss family boarding. house-tIe room.
bsInR large apd en- suite. heated hy stein-w,th ho
anu cold ter and furnished second 70 none; While
the culinary department is in the nust e1perienccd
nan6s, all. riding snrrts an unequaEed tar!s.
Ope of atxood's Patent rleyaiors Is aiso among
tue '.modern improvements" ano al the service o.
guests at al hours.
The Eroadwt. anG University Place Car, PASS the
door every iour ninCtes. rupn,n fror. the ,'iJ
Avenue lines ar? but short block IN eiuei sine
afiording ample facilities for communicating NTH all
he depors, steamboat landings, nlaces OF aru use-
uaent and business Of the great metropolis.
MUisE 8; hobby, Propr1etors,
harchl2 enbs
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NEW GOODS.

NEW Gt,,ODS.
ENAST INDIAN MANIoCA. a NEW, AaREHA.
II BILE, mo-. delcious ard healthy food. used
for Pu6IIings. Jeiliee, Blanc Mango, Ice Cream
Gr...J lie Cskes soupe, &C, put up In 10. pack
ages with directions for use.
esiccat ,'ocoaput for Pies, Prddipgs, Cake
&c. pnt up in half b packages with directions.
Sweet Oil, French and american in haf pnts. plnts
aud z arts,
Cider snJ White Wine yiuee>-. warranted pure
Fresh Roasted "io Coffee. Of god quality. OF 3ec.
q fb.
Just received aud for sale by
CO.OPER4 I'VE GROCERY STORE,
Routh west corner Meeting and Market streets.
Gnods delivered tree. May 2S
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.OW SALE. THE DESIRABLE nE

E,OK SALE, THE DESIRABLE nESl-
II DeN.:E, posr Hampstead Mall-the House
and Lot No. "a Amerca-street, one door south Of
Blake, on east sde Of said street. The Lot measures
in front on amerca-street 65 feet inches. IN depth
$50 feet more or less, with the r@ar portion OF the
lot on the south, ssy - feet - inches. On tn
pre- iaes IL substantially multi two,ndshalf story
wooden ,wellIns brick foundation containing
Ave squ're rooms, with gas fixtures in order. o
dressing room. pantry and finished attlcs and dou.
bic piazza all overei with heavy tin lately repaint
Q and private stairway; also, tSo story Kitchen
With tour -ooms .oachhuuse. stable and p y loft,
&C.; also an extensive cistern, built with fltering
wal, AMI good wei: OF choice spring water, each
furnished with q modern unp. An spen fence 10
'front.'. WIN ev rGreen hedge. also flower garden In
'front.' extensive vine OF choice grapes nov IN full
bearing, vegetable garden and fruit trees comprs-
ing sweet orange, necta Inc. peach, plum. fig, &c.
The ueigh orhood Is notorious as healthy location
Possession cal be gwen Immediately.
No. Gillon.street, near Old Poslo1lce or Oh the
premises. August 10
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Charleston and the Port Royal Railroad


1t is said that the Charleston papers are
fsverishly jealous Of the Port, Royal Bail
road, and that this is directly against the
interest Of cur merchants, who,' when the
new railroad is completed from Augusta SO
ss, to connect With the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad ct or near Gooaaw-
hstohie, will hsve . competing routs from
Augusta to Charleston on which fares will
be lower, time shorter, and freights cheaper.
1, This hallway view of the subject is the
one usually taken by psrsonswho wish
Charleston to be blind to the danger which
threatens her, and who hops that she may
refrain from making any move to check
mate her commercial rivals. There is 40
inclination In this city to shut of railroad
competition. II We can have two lines OF
railroad from Augusta to Charleston, and
the cost Of carriage can be reduced one
half, so much the better for tho public aud
so much the worse for the weaker company.
No one wishes to keep the people living be
tween Augusta and the sea along the route
Of the new railroad from having all the sd
vantages that the iron horse can give them
But when it is deliberately argued that
all this building Of the Port Royal Railroad
will do Charleston more good than harm,
we can only assume that this view is caused
by thorough ignorance or wilful blindness
The object Of the Port Royal Railroad
projectors is to strike deep water Unnl
they can finish their road to Beaufort they
will doubtless give the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad CLOSE connection for
both freight and passengers. When, how
ever, they touch Beaufort. they will use
every effort TO carry business over their
whole road It is to their interest to build
up Beaufort, and to give speculative value
to real estate at that place Tney have no
8, mpatby with Charleston, and are not e1
pected to have any. They will use the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad and the
City Of Charleston as long as it may be con-
venien,; but when they arc ready to TAXI
oil their business 10 their objective point
Beaufort-it viii be hard, indeed, for q
railroad crossing their line at right angles
to lake away from them any considerable
amount Of freight.
We are not opposed to the construction Of
the Port Royal Railroad. This we have
repeated nn,il we are tired. All that We
want is to wake up Charleston and impress
upon her people the necessity Of setting 10
work at once TO strengthen our position aud
increase our commercial facilities. This
would be necessary if there were NO Port
Royal scheme On the carpet, and it is more
necessary, ss competing line Is to BIO built
and 9 competing city to be raised from the
dust Our position is strong now, and We
can make it impregnable If We secure deep
water aud direct trade How this may be
done we hope to be able to show.
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Another Greet Work.

The Pacific Railroad flushed, and the
suez Canal soon to be opened, there re.
mans another great. work to be accom-.
plished, when commercial enterprise and
engineering skill will have completed 90.
ries Of short cats around tho globe. 1t was
thought that this country would have the
honor Of building . ship canal to oonneol
the Atlantic with the Pacific; but this, il
Seems, is not to be. The United States Gov
ernment did all in it's power to induce Co.
lombis to grant it permission to build the
canal across the Isthmus of Panama; but
this solicitation was rel cted at the very mo-
ment when the world at large expected it to
be acc pied with enthusiasm, and tho Co.
lombian Congress vas 50 obstinately op-
posed to the canal scheme that it actually
reused to 'glve the President any basis
wnats yer upon which TO make treaty in
reference thereto. The result of this dog
gedness is now evident. Nicaragua has
given the privilege to French company
instead Of Colombia giving it to an Amer
Gan one. The Panama Herald Of Tho 3ls.
u,t., says that senOr Monteslegre, the MIN
,s.er appointed from Nicaragua to Costa
Rics. to arrange the terms CT the Aylon
Chevslier contract for the excavation of an
inter OCEANIC oansl across N csragua, has
returned home, being entirely successful in
his mission. II seems that owing to the
interest held in the river by Costa Rlcs,
Nicaragua could not conclude the conrrac
ceding the use Of the river without the
Consent of the former, and this Mr.. MN
tpatg gre was sent TO obtain. Not only was
he most cordially received, but q treaty was
ct once entered into with him BY the Pres
ident Of Costa Rica, granting all the privi-
leges Nicaragua required for the ful6lment
If the contract with Mons. Chevslier, srd
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this treaty now merely awaits the confirm
alton Of the Congresses of the two Repub-
lies, which will be no doubt granted at
their next session. This may be looked
upon Is the settling Of the question as to
where the canal is to be built, and SEEM
inely gives the death blow to any such work
being undertaken during this century, if
aver. on the Isthmus Of Panama. :
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dc Rtut.

fE.O RENT, TIE PLEASANTLY STU
/ ARD three and . half story hEaiDENCE. No:
So $mtth-st eet. near vanderhorst Apply at No 8
IBcRIY-SlREET. So August ~
FTtO RENT Alt That COMFORTA-
BILE DWELLING No. 69K 5mith''treet. Pos.
session given immediAtey. Also, for sale. Two
DEsI ABLE BUILDING 10 8 on sulivsnS Is
h, d. Apply to HENRY 0ETJEN, No. Marion
street wfms August 26
nE4L ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
II, having houses to rent can have their Placards.
&C., printed at the lowest rates and IN the newest
and neatest styles Of type, at TIE NEWS JOB Of
tICE, No. lao East Bay
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CHARLES TON.
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81. 1869.
Tho News Price Current.

0o Wednesday next, September l, we
will publish The News Price Current, con-
tanning our usual full and accurate review
of the markets for the commercial year
closing on the S1st instant Orders for e1
ira copies, with or without cards, must be
left at The News Office by Tuesday evening
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mlues, GiquOrs, Ctr.

r. ID w III X e -.
IEa UiDERSlGNED EkG LEAVE TO AN.
NuUNCE tina, thev have been appoint by Mes rs
H.NRY ..HANVI> Il Co., of Pull Ideipnia, their
so,r agents i,r the ste of south Carolina for the
ria OF their crlerrated ACME K Xxx Xxx. xxx,
Nrt AR ,:."lNEI and o her brAnds Old nYr
VIII Me.
1hry Also wish to announce that they VIII be IN
constant receipt of their COHpER DL>ilLuED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHI-KIES, Arcci fron
Dissliery at Hannisvlile, Berkeley County, Hesl
Virginia
Liberal contracts Will be mi le Tor laye lots OF
Dow Whiskles in boIa at DIsillerv Warehouse.
CLACIU Il wife,
No. 81 East BAY street,
June 18 wfm3mos charleston, S. G.
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N EO Il G A
MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
MACoB, GEORGIA.

Authorized Capital .0SO0,00o
FIRE.AN LIFE DEP. .RTMtNTS SEPARATE
and distinct bv charter $40 0OO paid into the In
surance Depar. meat of Georgia a"coriing to laY
for the benefit Of the assured IN this Company.
stockholders wealthy aud responsible gentlemen OF
Georsis.
purely Southern Company. allowing only six
per cent OF its earnings 10 the stockholders; the
rest fthe profits divided among the Policyholders
on the nhibution Plan.
Fire Department llas been in successful opera
uon lor six months, aud has already accumulated
handsome assets
Life Department in full and successful operation,
and vieins wita old companies In Its success.
All Of its poiici s non-1o fe'table and Of every
| description Of Life and Endowment, tsether with
| an annuity table and return premium plan.
No RESTRICTIONS upon rlve, place Of residence or
| occupation.
Women insured IN same terms as men.
Loans half Of lis p erniums. No notes taken.
OFFICERS:
WI. LAYTON President.
J.C. McBrRNtY, vicsPresident.
RI. LIaHTFOOI. -ecretary.
O. r. MooAY. consu utug Acuary.
P.H WRIGHT, Exsmin n Physician.
This Company ia now prepared to AXE asss eiIner
IN N, Fire or Lie Departments, and soicts snare
! OF the patronage Of the CITY and ssa'e'
| G. HOLn-S. Jr..
| General Agent for south Carolina.
Local an Travelling agents wanted in all 'ars Oh
4 t,s ,ta.e Liberal commissions allowed. or q SAL
arx II preferred. Apphcati ms to be made to-
4 r, HOLMES. Jr. General AGENT No. s5 Broad
/ street, Charleston, S. c.
Jnly 21 DAc
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Gopartnsrship aotils.

~ undersigned Lave this day, formed copart
nenhip under the name OF I. n. HoR BY 4
BRv1H Il. for the purpose OF eondu ting the
Wholesale HAT, Gap And STRAW .'O0DS BUS1-
MISS, at Ne. 26 uayne-strest. Charles on. =. o.
,H0MAS u. HORSEY,
Late OF the firm OF Horsey, Autan Co.
FhtDK H0RS.Y,
Succes >or OF Horsey, Au.en Il Co
july lat, 1869 8 August 25
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NERs. EDWARD b. WHICE's rNG.
M LISH AND FRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL
FuRY UNG LADIES. removed TO No. 80 West 42d
street. oppoeite Reservoir Pars. hew York ritv.
Rete.ences Bishop Potter, NeWtEork; i,ishop
Davis >out Carolina; Rev. W. .. Bfsntly. Atlanta,
Ga Professor henry, Smithsonian Institute; Gene
raj wade dam0on >ou. Carolina; WV. CorcOran,
Wsahin n. o c.; President Middle on Charleston
College; Professor hsrles nayes New York; W Gil
more siums, south Carolina; Professor Bartlett,
West Point Military Academy.
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1851 aup sonnD

DiCH ED UP AURIFT, A HALF HAIT
OF FLUO. ING BJAhDI, which the owner
can have b, provin, proper, v and paving expenses
For further Iartculars apply at the corner OF LAL-
HcUS and CON NvURD sTRRETS.
Anpnaf27 q
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r OsT, BETWGLN THE HALFMUON
II Bir1EeY AND DEIdNaNS >Hlr YARD.
eitner in Columbus, Drake, Cooper or Bay streets.
roll Fl TRhA ULY OiE>, amounting about S95.
and consisting OF $40 and SIS bills. The finder, o
bringing 1t 10 THI, OFFICE, will be literally re-
" ,rded. q August 26
STRA ED, A BULL rEKklEH p p.
y, sbout two months old white. bla Z over both
eye with the ears lately cut. Five dollars reward
viii be paid 1t delvere at No. 80 MARKET.
SIREE1. ~ August "a
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pissolutiuu Of Gapartafrsbip.


THE CUPA TSEWSHIP HEkETO-
i FORR xslIng under the name and Style OF
WILL lam q. WBILDEN 4 c.. havi' this DIV e!'
PRED by its own Limitation We. the undersigned
ame aud style for thu traurart,o1 ot business ut
No. Q King ORNHR OF BEAUFaIN 1Rprr,
aud No 1877 MkErING-- -TREEr 'haresto-. y. C.
WILLIAM G.. Wd1upEN,
" GLo gle aIeenEs.
SIEP EN- THOMAS. in.
August IA. 1862 " mis- .usust I6
ntS~OLUVI.N UF Cop
~ ihe nsdenIsnsd proprie,ors OF the city
square aloou" have this DAY dissolved eoartaer.
ship by mutual conse t Eirner partuef pay re-
ceipt for deot- due thu firm, aid claims must oe
forthwith hsnded In 10 US tor etlement
The busipes: If the late urn vi be continued by
JOHN nULBEhN.
JOHN wULeFRN
August Is sU.iU>T +. ~TELLING.
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O.EATREDUCTION IN PRICES.
IMMENSE SUCCESS.

POPULAR BOOKS SENT FREE OF POSTAGE
AT TIE PRlots ANNExEp:
JOHN MAuCHMONT's LEGACY, Novel, by
Mics 81 e. braddon. n..........................S 80
MISTRESS AND MAID. Novel. by Miss Mu-
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LiER sly FoX-Wieiot. nor.;. 80
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WHIST, LOO lUCaRE AND POKE. n.......... 20
MADAME LIE sARcaAND's F0hIUSE TEL ~
LEg AND DREAMER, DIUTI0NARY.......40 40
SPENCER's CONF! SPEECHES AND HUMOh-
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MADAME LIE NoRMAND's UNRRRING FOR -
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LADIES' LOVE ORACLE ................""..S6 .S6
LADIEs' GUIDE TO BEAU Y..............."..SO 80
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Ii EdARY Album m.........."... 10
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Jul, 12 D4c charleston, g @.
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DIET Err TANs,
TURNER AND DEALER IN IVORY,
And Manufacturer OF
BILLIARD Balls AND CUES,
AND IMPORTER OF BILLIARD CLOTH, CUES,
Letter Chalk, and Billiard Merchandise IN general
No. 80 Fulton-street, New York.
May7 s6mos
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HNlVEHSiTY OF SOUTH CAROiLNA'
u The next Session viii begin on the FIRST Mon.
DAY IN OcroBBB, aud continue without lntermis.
sion, to the ensuing Jusy.
nvantages are offered at this Institution to stu
tice In tue Courts Of thi. >tael u Me ttcfne 1.-THE
course of st ucton beiug ex ensive and thorough,
wi two w,itten examinations during the >esston;i
In Engineering, Mstnematlcs. Monsl. Moral d
Political Philosophy. q story. Rhetoric. English
Literature, Ancient and Modern Languages, and In
the various Scientific schools.
Expenses for .essou Of nine months: Annual
fee IS; Library fee sl0 Room Rent fee 49, tuition
fee -; tor each Of three soh0ois $l6; luitton In
Law or Medicine. $50 Hoard can be bad at Sl6 to
500 Der month. Bv messing It will be less.
For further information. seud for UatsoRues to
the secretary Of the Faculty. Rev G. BRUCE
WALKER. R.W. BtRNWELl.,
Chairman OF Faculty.
Columbia, 8. o., August 2, 1862.
August % rmW24
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@seti1as.
N. A, AND p. A

- N. A. AND r. A.
TVHE FIRST ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY MEET
Il ING Of this organization will be held 1H1s
(Fridsy, EVENING, August 9th, 1859.
Members VIII please be punctua ss an Election OF
Officers will take place.
By order. --. secretary.
August AZ
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L. HU ,lP II EYs,
EROKER, AUCTIONEER and COMMLs
SION MERCHANT.
9ALES OF hEAl ESTATE. SToUKS, BONDS. sE
CURIrIE5 AHr Personal PROPERTY
ATTENDED Tc.
40. 81 BRO AD-s T II Il Il T
CHARLESTON. &. G.
REFERENCES.
U6aL. HEN g BUST, ". J. EAGEATH, Esq.
General JANIS CONNER. T. R. WAXING. Esq.
October
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A UcTIUNEERS, d BwOK RS, MI
"A others wishing "a, or sale" Elacards, Business
Cards orSother JOB Printing executed with neat
nrss and Dispatch will consult their interest by leav
ing their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
lt9 East Bay,
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LOOT SALE, OLD HEWsPaPEKs ~
Il auy quantity lrice rs cents per hundred
The cheapest wrapr;nQ paper that can be used. Ap.
ply az the Office OF tHEN"WS. March
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FRESH DRUGS.

FRESH IDRUGS.
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR sALB WHOLESALE
c AND REIAiL BY DR. q. BAER, No. Isl
MEETING.s1REE1-
RIsON's TOBACCO .NTIDoTE
Roses Cough Syrup.
schenk'a Pumonic Syrup
schenk's sesweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy
Cherokee eure
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Enjeetiou
spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyns .,. .-,i.
German Blood or "Kaiser'' Pill, &C., &c.
FlemiDg's Worm Connections -.
Wright's Rejuvenstlng Elixir
Churchilrs syrup Hypophoaphits Of Lime
Van Deusen's Worm ontect1ons
Hurley's Wo m Candy
Bardote'- Worm sugar Drops
Grefenberg Pills
Cephslic Pills
schsllenberaer's Fever and Ague Pills
stropg's Pills
McLane's Liver Ills
Lipn'> Vegetable Pills
Russelps Soothing Cordial tor Children Teethins
Jayne's lucrative
Jayne's Expec.orant ..-'
gayue's farninatye go,
Jayne's "a. ative Pilla NJ
Radways Reidy RS36
Rsdwas's 2. Pills
Radwsy's Ready Resolvent.
June 81 mwf
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SHIPPING AGENTS

SHIPPIFG AGENTS,
TILL ATTEND TO TBK PURCHASE, SALE ANI
SHIPMENT Ito Sore,gn snS Domestic Pcrs, OF
cotton. RICh, LUH BkR AND NAVAL STORks
ATLANTIC waaRE. Charleston, g. G.
:. WILLIS .."....... -........s. y. CEISoLS
October Is
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t ,iiAHLssrua AGhlUU LrUKAI
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE.
AGRlrCLrU IMPLEMENTS, GARnE.
SEEDS. dc.
ELLERBE'S TRANSPLANTER FOR SALE.
1En. Z. PINGREE,
Nc. no Noetng-ssreer. Charleston.
March "a emo
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RemapaI.

DHILiP SCH, CK VA N, DEALEK IN
Il wCR>ThD AND rRIMM1NG.. has removed
to his former store, No 27I KI 'G.s1BrE', oppo-
site Hasel-s.reet. August n
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ENGL1sH, FRENCH. CLASSICAL AND
~ MArHEMATI3AL SCHOOL. No. so Bull =
,TuEET-The exercises Of the above will be re-
sumed on WEDNEsDAY, LIST Septem. or.
w. d. TARRAN1 n. D.,
AuQust 27 tm2 Principal
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ENOR sA' E, HOO ACHES OF WILL
II FINGERED LAND in lower IT of barnwall
Count elk miles from south fdisto River. Terms
made very low For particulars address DR.. O. B..
HUTrO, Graham's Turnout. C.S. r. Z.
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LNUR SALE, -FOUR MCCARTHY KOL-
l. LER GINS, second hand, but little used
1 Prem um Farm Grist Nil /. "Proseus" Patent
Haud-power teel Grist Mil
ls Ploughs, Of varied and most approved patterns,
all but little used. an at low prices
Cotton eaker
Four.horse Power steam Engine. second hand, In
good condition.
Apply to CAMERON, BARKLEY T. CO.,
Nor beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
Auon.tq limo