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IMPORTANT SALE OBJ A,oals "a :

IMPORTANT sALE OF AacaiHE
The ERtne Stock Of Machinery. TJois osx
Ffztures. cfhe Late Spencer Rtpsating Ri-
se Company. Sufficient for Ms Klnufaotsre
Of 200 Guns per day,
Win ba sold at Public Sale, at the Aruozy OF th>
Company. in Cbickerinq Building, Roston. =
TUE>DAY, September 2ath,
This MACHINERY II OF tbs beat oupltty suk
MAKE. and consists In part Of lso Niillng NashEnes
including propo Gou OF Index and Universal MN
Ing Machines. 80 Engine Lath.s - II md uatbes. X
Screw Machines tBrown's aud hharp's.l largo noR.
her OF Drill Presses. Power ets Drops, Trtp
Hammers. 8arrel Machinery Of all kinda Aala
shaftings PulIe,s, 30, &C. compriiua over -
lots. all valuable; about 1000 cot 3k iuoh MIn:
thattinR. HAnaera and pullsys. 100 Horss Ansins Z
Boilers.
Catalogues ~tn bo ready the 10th Of sepssmbsr.
md sent by mall on application 10
JOHN II. WFLLs Agent
spencer BIO Company, OF
SAMUEL HATCH l. CO., Ausuonesrs.
8 ptemberl toSton
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SHOCKING MURDKR NEAR OoLUMBA.-The
Phonix, OF yesterday, says: "A young wo-
man. Eliza Boyor, was found dead on yos-
terday noar stream about throo and half
miles from the city. From the marks upon
hor person it Is supposed that she had been
outraged and then murdered. No clue as yet
has been discovered as to the porpetrator Of
this foul act. The jury Of inquest impan6ilod
by Coz oner Thompson met, but have not yet ar
rived at decision. Tho post rnortem exami-
nation was mado by DR.. Il. w. Gibbes. Hor
hoad add face wore wounded in several places;
the skull fractured and tho nook nlso showed
marks OF violence, which undoubtedly caused
DEATH"
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The APPnA1sEMENr Bill, offered by Alder
man Foigt. will como up ut the meeting OF
Council tomorrow night, il the consideration
OF the Police bill be po,tponed, or, il not post
Poned. the discussion upon it bo ended by
twelve O'Clock. We learn thst amendments to
tho bill will be proposed. providing that the
Mayor shall appoint three ASSESSORS, two OF
whom shall be real estate owners; also, that
there shall be two real estate owners from eae,
ward appointed assessorH.
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1kouzars. Saturday last, Coroner Whit
ing hold On inquest upon tho body Of Prince
Allison, who was drowned on Monday last.
The verdict Of the jury was accidental drown.
ing.' The body Of the other man has not
been found.
Ho also held an inquest upon tho body Of an
old oolored woman, Lucy Brown by name, who
was found dead in her bed, at No. III Tradd.
street, early Saturday morning. Tho verdict
Of the jury was that her death was ocoasioned
by disease of tho heart.
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sIIERIFF's sALH.
A. T.. McGILl.IVRAY
hNCttonoer

h&Cttoncer.
By virtue OF writ of Ficri FacIa, In mn a,,.,.
aenvered, Will be sold on MONDAY tho al, dax ~
Vctoocr, ne1t at the northeast corner OF the Conrt
house. netween III O'Clock A. ii and p 81
All the right, title and interest OF The dof.rdo,,
In all that 1RAOT OF LAMP sluate m Tho IaIo Pc
fn s OF Chrts Church. ON tho orgstown road, about
Ioe nos from the 10 En Of Mount Pleasant Chariex-
ION COUNT continuing 100 o. moro or loss for
ery oI,, tho property Of John Hamlin Bu,ting and
on the GEORGETOWN road, west on lands OF H. b. Tow
ana north by TIM Georgetown road
Lcficu on ana to DO sold tho propsrty of John
William Won Gohrun. o. 81 .n~
At the ramo Il q aud D,aco.
~ tno right tic aud iutor st Of I, defends ant ,
st. JaInos Goose uro"L at tho ,uneuon 81 Cnnn =.
River ard Goose Creek. and known a. PaImeSto'..
'so' =, np na place Known as Oakley iormorly bY
Levied on and to be sold the property OF Charles
H. cohrs at Tho suits Of the First ntionai BANK Of
At tho uamo time and piaos
al tho rfiht tito and Interest OF the dsfsudAnt
IN all that pLANiATIoH known az .Huii Hesd.'s
RRp' ' passh as Of Sss s. f@0E. Da ss, @ n.
ana caetwardIy on lands now or late Of CoIonsy
~ aeIsvcn; westwaraly on lands how OF ase
no" or htc 81 William Capers
a. On saa 70 % BE- sold a. the property Of Aaron
ALSO,
49,, AT the a1no time and place,
,n al .ns Iis9t uiIe ana interest OF ths defendant
Line an and Columbus streets. and Luovn n No So.
WIN inn improvements thereon. Lot n. asurfno IN
front 40 feet by 200 feet in depth, more or ieSs
- Levied on and to be sold - the property OF n.
L. stafford. ut the suit OF John I. Forbes.
ALSO,
At the same ume and place.
Al the right title ami interest of tho defondaht 4,
All that iol OF LAND, with the Buildings thcreop
situate on the west side OF King street and known Al
no 6sS said lot measuring in front on King.stroet
less. ~ W.
Levlcd and to be sold as the pr sperty OF p
Dunno at tho suit OF the Young Amerios Fire Angils
Company.
ALSO.
At tho sane time and place and on account And
rfsk OF Tho former purchaser. hs having fliled 70
comply with the tarms rl ssls,
All the right. title and interest Of defendant in q
Loi LAND. With q Wooden Dwelling and ether
improvements thereon. situate south aide OF Ans
street. between Meeting and klixaUeih streets ana
known as No ~. seid lot measuring ~ foot front
by 203 ct in depth.
Icvied on aud to DO sold the property OF jams
Corooran at the several suits z. D. Krloke aIl
B. Foley
Terms cash. K W NAcKH
sept - ma 500.
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TN PoRr RoYAL Rlu.RoAp.-Tbe AuRusts
ohronieie says: "hossrs. Brown, Flannagan
and Loilbauoh. representing National Trust
and Railway Company, OF New York, have re-
turned to our city after q brief visit to South
Carolina, and will proceed at once to rocom-
mcnoo tho work OF inaugurating the Port Royal
Hailroad, by giving out tho work upon it as
speedily as posIible."
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THE DAILY NEWS.

BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
tOGNfzED As IA ZINC TIE LARGEST tJR-
cULATIoN IN TIE .clTY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTsRS REMAIN
INC IN TIE PosT0FF1oE AT Tan END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRovks-
IONS OF THR NEW PoSTof,F1oR LAW.
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MURDER NEAR AIKEN. On Tuesday last g
man named john Holloy was fatally wounded
noar Aiken, 8. O. It seems that Holey and
an employee named Mailoy had gone to Aiken
TO purchase supplies. After their pure nases
had been completed, Malloy deposited bundle
Of goods in the cart Of Hoiey to be transported
to his home. Tho parties left the town, and
~hen on the road Malloy requested Holey to
allow him to ride in his cart. Holley declined
in GO nsequenoe Of the heavy road, which 30 in
co ensed Malloy that ho drew his pistol and ia
tally wounded Holloy, who was carried to his
homo and has since died. Malloy is a man Of
hcrouleau proportions. who formerly was a
dray driver in Augusta. At the time Of the
killing no was employed by his victim. The
murderer has not got beon arrested.
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BURahAnY.-Tho store oR Mossrs. Andrews &
Salvo, No. 4s7 King-street, was burg,mious-
iy entered early Sunday morning, and $50
worth OF tobacco and cigars stolen. The bur
glars out away enough OF the door to permit Of
bar being inserted, with which they priced
the door open.
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CRuNDs.-A match gamo OF base bali was
played Situr.lAy afternoon, between the Pal
motto and Starlight d.shs. resulting 10 SCORE
OF twopty-nine for the former and SIX for the
laster club.
Ii is reported that United States District,
&c., Corbln, will tender his resignation as CIy
Attorney, to take effeot on tomorrow night;
also thai he will at once institute legal pro-
ocedings against che city to recover the $1,000
he claims for bis Legal services.
match game OF base bail was played be-
tween tho Emerald aud Charleston clubs. satur-
day afternoon. tho Emerald winning by SCORE
Of eighteen to fifteen made by the Charleston.
The Emerald has been victorious In all OF the
three match games play t>between thes clubs.
private asht occurred on King-street Sat-
urday between two white men, during wh ich
one parted with joint OF his finger and piece
OF his ear. to which his opponents teeth took 4
fancy.
The MolHe Bleweit, Anna Morgan and susa n
Stephenson osse VAS ended Saturday, By all
parties being bound over to keep the peace for
Q year.
The fines imposed by the Mayor Saturday
amounted to twenty dollars.
The Carolina Base Ball Club will meet st
O'Clock Tonight.
K It is reported that wy. whipper. the negro
codifer OF the laws, has bought . $1,000 farm,
located about Ave miles fiom the city.
It is not thoughtth the nicholson pave
N OF" will be laid In the Vicinity OF the public
buildings.
Daddy Gain lsughsat the report that "Rs-
quire Mlshaw. tho magiatrate. who novor reads
tho Record only in oases Of : trial OF its editor
for high treason is to be the successor OF 4.
ID. Ca,u a. seIiator from Charleston. Ye Gods
protect u.s."
James Wright. oolored. was arressod yester-
day by Officer Levy upoa the charge OF steal
ing plough iron from bis employer, Mr.. Rieh-
ards.
The new Police bill, slys Daddy Jain, ,4s
another sweet nut for SONS huogry oormorant
Just think OF It, $4,000 paid 10 q set II laay
fobbers 70 walk aboat the streets and steal the
pigs VI 'yo Poor Hsdisrs aad dis<ress honos.
people bJ nAklng oasas Of violstao1s Of tho
eity ordlaaocea 10 ordssto sst half the Zoe Tor
.tdiornssng. 10. We long hor .,hs ,udsuen.
dAy 70 deityer % from this 'aisrole.'"
The Mtssiooary Record Bas sboen informed
that Aldarmsn 7. I. hsekey has been eonysrs /.
Cd lately. and depreoates designating people
bs nance, Jews and B -. friend st our
ieie says he - deytftah rehR ioua. tust now.'s
3. p. whitman. With Jennie KimbAil ~ The
bright particular ssar," 4 % tho wiox again,
and IL doing up the sensational lex businsss m
Lowell, Massachusetts,.
Tbs work on We nov Opera House 4 pre.
sreasns haeiy.
The saranaah pagers are trying 70 sst up Q
rsee b4tveea tSsir boat Hing Cotton. and our
boat, oriols. The Hing Oos,oa hes, We 10.
heys. be.soo 10 every boz. race aboal SavAn.
nab, sine, issS. ~
turdAy. vt.t'5
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IHR NINETEENTH CKNTuRY.-Read the Sep
temoer number OF this Magazine. It has been
pronounced the bestin the series yot published.
The burtesque on State Government is cayenne
peppery, and picture Of things as they are
seen. mU2 Santa
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NEW RouaH RIos. oarzo OF new Carolina
rough rice, being The second Of The season,
amounting TO ono thousand bushels, arrived
on Saturday from tho plantation OF N. Hey.
ward, Esq, on Ashepoo. It was consigned to
Mr. George II. Hoppook. II was received per
sloop Mary Goodrich. and was sent to West
Point Mill to be pounded.
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THE M5I1ts HOUSE. For several days it has
been reported that this house will not be
opened this season. After inquiry We ascer-
taiaed that the report is without foundation.
It tis stated that Mr.. 8. 81. Gale, tho brother
in-iaw OF the Prkets. who have leased the
house, will be placed in charge of ,t.
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HUhBodDT.-OurN -
thoroughly interested III eva" ~ - 70
brotion, and it will doubtless BSinooas 81 oo,e'
oess. Other classes OF our populAtioss 80,
to bc moving. however, in response to tho
vitation Of tho German association,
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THB Boat RAoE.-The race betweon tho
Blaoksnake and Oriolo came off Saturday Of
ternoon, per announcement. Although it was
not known to tho public that race was in
prospect until Saturday morning, there was a
considerable number OF persons upon tho Bat
terry to witness it.
The course was from the White Point buoy
to tho Undine station, about milo distant on
the South Battery. Tho orews were: II. A.
Aston, coIswain; d. p. Parker, stroke; VIM.
G. W-eh. II. III. Means, j. p. DeSaussuro, II.
N. Pa,hnr, j. II. Ropor. II. A" DoSaussure J.
Il. M"ehfwes, of the 0rioIo. Augustus Yates,
coxsw n''; Ii. Is. Ball. stroke; George Edwards,
N. simons, H. r. 5mons. g. U. Gaillard, ".
A. Prngie, Of tho Blaoksnake.
Tho judges. Captain James Frazer, Z. II.
sparkman and f. T. Huger, decided that tho
blacksnake, which only carries six oars, whilo
her opponent carrios oIght, should bo allowed
ten seconds.
About six o'clock the sigoal for tho start was
givon, and in moment both boats were dashing
through tho wator as fast as thoir oarsmen
could, with ga strong pull, long pull, and a
pull together, mako them. Tho Orlole oame
out victorious by firteen seconds. the time be-
lng-Oriole three minutes and forty. Eve Sec
onds; Blacksnako four minutes and ten sec-
onds.
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IMPORTANT SALE oF MACHINERY will be
seen by the advertisements in another column
that the entiro machinery OF the Spencer Re-
peatins Rifle Company will be sold at auction,
in Boston, on tho 2ssh instant. This is said
to be the largest collection Of machinery eyer
offered for sale by auction.
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DRUHnsRs ARRESTED. On Saturday last OfH-
GERS Comics and Levy arrested Mr.. Thomas p.
stovall, OF tho frm OF Branch, Scott Il Co.,
OF Augusta, and MIR. A. Seligman. agent OF the
house OF W. W. Wendel & Co., Of Nov York,
on the charge Of soliciting orders without Ii.
cenaaa.
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NEW RIR AT sAvANSAH.-The Savannah
hepubiioan Of the 10th instant says: '!!The
sohooner Mail arrived yesterday from Mr. Ray
Tompkins plantation. on the Satilla River,
with 1000 bushels Of new rough rice, 1t being
Che frst OF the season. II was plsntsd Oh the
18th OF February, and was puahed forward ra-
pidly. 1t is free from sny grass seed, Sc is
about fifteen per cent. volunteer. and weighs
fortytwo pounds. The first new rice was re-
ceived last year from the Sstllia River, on the
same day Of tho month, eth OF September.
The whole quantity va, sold to Mes ,rs. r.
HabershAm q Co.. ct 81 Is per busheln
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a HINT FOR Dull TrMes.- rako adyantap
OF the great reduction in prices, and prepare
Tor the approaching business season by hay.
ing your Job Printing neatly, oxpeditiously
and choaply dono mt TIE NEWS Job Ofico, No.
149 East Bay.
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UsINEss NOTICES.

mHsaRs. T. III. WARIso AND AUa. T. 81
MONS, tw" young business mon OF this oity,
havo formed copartnership as wood factors
and haye opened an Office at the west end OF
MIll-slreet.
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CAPTAIN ADDISON BAnnErr will sell ut 10
O'Clock, At Qnartormaster's depot, Southern
wharf, forty thousand pair OF army shoes.
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Huftionstrs' lDripatr Suits.
Fine Residence in Charlotte strsst
BY I.OWNDES & GRIkBALL.

that eleaantiv .s.--.:, ,, 1ou.r an TIA ~o~.a-
vnariotte.street, known az No. IL, baut ~
wood. with double piaxxas and slate roof col
trE Is rooms among them ps-trY, dressing roons,
bath 'ooms. water closets, &C.. with goa . ~sies-
works III ming through.
inc Lot mea. urea about 100 feet hsnt by 900 feat
eistern lhe property 10 in good order, and fs. In
ever, r.-,a,, "ae Of the coolest aud nsst dssrshN
rssidon'es tn the city.
Terms cash. Apply as above
ssni1l
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AhEMARKAbLE Observation-Disclosures knows
that everybody elso roads The NEWS, and that
Its advertising columns afford tho cheapest
and roadicst means OF supplying wants of all
kinds, finding what is lost, revealing owners
Tor what is found, obtaining tonants for pro-
misses to let. or homes for houseless tonants-
that. in fact, aside from it's adva utages as a
vehicle OF. news. it has become an institution
OF general and acknowledged convenience to
every class in tho community. But it Is not
often that it's uulltyiu this rospe It receives so
striking an exemplihostion as that which we
are about to mention.
In 1803-six years ago-a valuable watch
aud oha,n was found in King-strcet. All pro-
per efforts were made at the t,mo by the finder
TO discover tho owner. and at various times
since, both by careful inquiries and advertise
ments in the columns OF other city papers not
enjoying the universal circulation OF TEE
NEWS; but all in vain. No trace of the owner
could be found. sOn Thursday last, the finder.
by the advice Of friends, as . last resort. re.
solved to try che effect Of an advertisement in
our columns, and accordingly called at TIE
NEWS Office and paid for two inser tions OF tho
following:
EOUSD, A DpUBLE-OA<ED GOLD
y WATCH AND CHAIN, In King -strect, In the
year 1858. Tho owasr can have the SINE by
pr9Sing propa ty and paylna exponsep. Apply to
once DAILY NEWS. Addrass Al. y. n.
The adyertisemonL appeared on Friday morn
ing, and loi TO the astonishmant Of the adyer-
tiser, before noon on the Same day gentlrmun
had sought hun out and clsimed and fully
identified tho lost watch and chain, which
have thus. after the lapse OF six years, been
restored to tho original posseaaor. kvory
reader can draw his own inference from the
facts in this case,
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Aarti0n SaIrs.

PUBLIC SALE.
AGO Pairs Army Shoes.
nv ouas'o5maator's Depot. Southern Wharf A. r.
n m. THIS DAY, September 10 e' ~
Rant n ADD ON BARRETT,
ops 10 OaptaIn and M. H. H. D. \ arnv
Estate Sale-By order of The Courf of po.:
y-334 Shares Savannah ana rS,1f
Rditrodd Stock
Bf WARDLAW & CAREW.
",Il os sold st Public Auction. at IL oo,ool A. n.
foot or Broad street, '''sAsSs'
ROAD STOCK. "nn~
ALSO,
,e,an IN msdlately after tho above will be sold
so0su UiIY SIX PER GENT. STOCK totdj
o' Shares drconvillo and Columbia RsiIross
stock i0As
osS ~ aharcs Northeastern Railroad Stoot
2l2 Union Bank stock 0A
ioo Bank OF Charleston Stock
Sept oe'nAhics Bank steef.
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How Is I.-About three weeks ago .wtitS
man named William Kerr was ArTaigned before.
Magistrate Bunch 70 answer The charge of
stealing . boat. Il was teshhed that he and
another sailor had taken boat brsakliS the
'oasin, 70 get 70 their vessel. On resettng Il
they turned The boat adrift. "A day * two
Afterwards It was recovered. Tho magtssrats
decided that Kefr had oommttsed . tbeft and
made hin Gise security 70 appear Of Tho State
Court for triai sa
On Saturday . negro naued William Carr
alias Greene was axrestsd and earned before
Ma9,s,raAe Bunch upon the charge Of having
stolen boat 10 July lss&: me chup Of thu
boat. which has| nos been recovered wss also
bsossn. TIE naaxistssas oeelasd tha he had
not eonnlttea .. thsn and discharged him.
As 1.s Se-arIes.sa eszrtsd before Asxntrate
]. ;lAaaapsaz. who, afef an tAves.ikatioa commit.
tea him 70 3sn. i,,~ ~
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YOUTH CAROLINA. nAILKoau.

dENERAL 6UPERNTENDEET's OFFIUE.I
CHARLESTON. 3. c., April O. 1859
On AEO AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL i1ru TsE
as raSsl.TuEH III. TRAINS Of the South Oaroira Rail
road will run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA
Arrive NJ an@stn '..... ..........as0 a. a.
Connecting with trains for Mont. Mc,nnb,, -.
s'' Sasnv1iie and New Orleans. via Montgomery an,
Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. .........,... sspn A.
Arrivo at Conmbin. Observation-Disclosures IN q N
Connecting with Wilmington and MANCHESTER Raj
road, 1nr Cun,den tram
Foit CHARLESTON.
.caVe augusta. ................,..,,..O.Ou A. "A
Arrive at Charleston. -. . a Ia p "A
Arrive A. .n,a 'o.,. ....7 IS a.
AUGUSTA NitiiHa;Ti ExpRsss iEx''io & "
tsUNDAYs ExcKpIgDI
Se1."s 81 amssR2 r. M
Connecting with tra,ns Tor Memphis, Nashyiil.
anu rev Orleans. Via Grand Junction.
I've , a. augustn. Z.
coLUMBIA NIdHT ExpREss. ''00 a.
tsuNDAYs KxcEPTEp.l
t Cna3lsston. p.
Connecting sundays eIceptedl with drcenvilre e. am
Columbia Railroad. ~ N-'
Leave Columbia. ............ ANN NJ
sGMMERviLLE TRAIN. '''''0 :"
.ease onarlebton. .3S6 z. H.
n.iNe M at oummrrville. $40 2. M
Leave summerve. ......................7,0 A. 81
Arrive at Charleston on....,.,,.........8 8a6 A AZ
CAMDEN 1RaNGH. $40 a. 4"
camden and Goiumbt. Passenger Trains on Mem
DAYS, WEprEsDAYB aud SATURDAYS, conuects With
nQ ami down Day Passengers at Kingulle.
Leave Oamhen... 49,. .6S6 A. u
Arrive at Columbia. .llsi A. N
leave % Coamoia. 20 .22nP.N
hrriss Ut cam den. .705 p. n.
6ignedi r. II PEhRE
Apr1l III General Surertptnndspt,
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THAr RIoaoIsoH PAvEMxNr.-Tho special
committee Of three, Aldermen r. ~ Maokey,
Potter aud Howard. eolored. 10 whom was re.
ferred the petition OF the Judge Of Court Of
Common Pleas, aud Of tho Blr OF Charlsston,
asking that Meeting and Broad streets. 10 the
VICINITY OF the public buildings, bo paved With
tho 'Htohoiaon pavement" not Saturday and
postponed taking any action untli con fer.
enoe with the County Commissioners eould be
had, to ASCERTAIN what pr ,portion OF the :.
pense the county would boar. A sOnferance
will be held at s's O'CLOCK this afternoon. The
expense OF laying tho pavement ia varfously
estimated st from 5000 to $1,000. q.
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CHEAP ADVERrIsLNG.

THK CHARLHsToN NEWS, the circulation Of
which is about twice aa largo as that OF any
other papor published in South Carolina, is the
oeet advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situltions OF servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who oHcr board and iodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles OF value.
TEE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale OF CHEAP ApvKn-
TIsEAENrs, paynsem for which must invariably
be made ,ohen 0e order is giuen.
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, goyernesHes, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-sorvanta, porlers. ehop.
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
uahted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses. shops Offices
and warehouses; wanted or 10 lot, and miscella-
neous wants OF all kinds.
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classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 40 words >. :o5 cents
9. Foun LINES or 40 words. 40
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rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
NEWS Office bv 0 p. M.
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KINGsTREE STAR,
PUBLISHED AT KINasTRER. &C.,
SIXTY MILES ABOVE CHARLESTON, ON THE
Railroad and is circulated In Williams
uurg, GEORGETOWN, Clarendon, sumter Darlington,
Marion. Fc. Husiness men Will End It 70 their n
tereet to advertise In tl.is paper.
II. @. LOGAN,
August 81 Editor and Proprietor.