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TEE GovERNMEnr SALE Of quartermaster
supplies will be continued at 10 O'Clock this
morning, on Government wharf.
Our CHAMPAGNE L T.-Moet & Chandon
(Green Seai), We Clicqnot Ponsardin, Piper
Heidseisk, Mumm's Verzenay, Mumnn's Dry
Verzenay, Mumm's Private Stock, Roederer DRY
Siilery.
Rouche Fills b Co.'s Carte Blanche, Dry YER
zenay. Cabinet.
Also. Hockheimer. Lanbenheimer, Clos de
vougeot, Chambertin, Nuts. a<sN
VIM. 8. CORwIN & CO.,
No. 275 Kng-street.
LUNCH at Torck's during the forenoon to-day
will consist OF cooter soup, boiled mutton with
caper sance, and the usual variety OF good
things. 0 SS @
IMPORTED CLARETs. - Nathaniel Johnston &
Sons Medoc; Nathaniel Johnston & SONS ST.
Loubes; Esoheanuer Benecke & Co. Bouillac;
Brandenberg Freres Medoc; st. Julien Medoc.
Also q good table Claret at a. per dozen,
81 50 per gallon. III fSEs,f
VIM. 8. CORWIN & CO.,
No. AIS King-street.
THE GOLDEN MoRTAR. DIR. III. Baer, druggist.
/. MleetinR.street, near Market, has placed in
front of his establishment conspicuous sign
OF golden mortar on tall, circular post.
This establishment is so well. known, that it
seemed almost unnecessary to put out any
sign at all. In passdnt 1t may be mentioned
that the golden mortar points to The. agency OF
Rison's Sovereign Tobacco Antidote, purely
vegetable compound OF great efficacy. The
celebrated worm CONNECTIONS Of Fleming can
also abe had there. and the best and purest
drugs generally.
HAUr SAUTRRNE- CArAwDA. y -Brandenberg,
Freres Sauterne; La Croix Blanche Sautarne;
Sparkling Catawba; Still Catawba on draught.
WM. 3. CORwfN & CO.,
No. AIS King-street.
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MERCANTILE PRNTINa.-An kinds Of mer.
camille printing such as circulars. letter heads
cards. bill heads, statements, &c., tor count
ing-rooms and Offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates for
Dash, at THE NEWS JoB OFFICE, No. 149 East
Bay. fF}+ si
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The COLUMBIA PosToFFIoE.-It seems that
the statements that Wilder, the co.ored post
master at Columbia, had reinstated the former
manager with his corps OF experienced clerks,
is unfoundeo. The Phoenix OF yesterday has q
doleful editorial ieremiad in contradiction.
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ANOTHER SoHUETzENFEsT.-At the anniver-
sary meeting Of the Gesellschaft, on Friday
night last, it was determined to have another
one day shooting fest at the Platz, on the 3Oth
instant, for the purpose OF disposing Of the
twenty prizes left ovor from the last festival.
Arrangements are on foot to make the occa-
sion, though brief, similar in spirit and enjoy
ment to the ever-memorable three days carni-
val OF fun and frolic in May last.
An election for officers Of the club was en-
tered into, and all tie officers were reelected,
with the addition ofCaptain Theodore speng-
Ter, ox-president of the Washington Schuetzen
Corps. as Schuetzsn Master,
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BUSINESS NO rIoxs.

RnKx's SALOON. East Bay, opposite Adger's
South wharf, is the place to get the best or Ii.
quors putnp on call in the most agreeable way.
CHAMPAGNE GID 4 R.-One hundred cases
Champagne Cider and Lager Beer-quarts and
pints. WIN. 8. CORWIN & CO.,
No. 275 King street.
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9ine Arts.

e@ine Arts.
DHOTOGRAPH COLORING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style of coloring preferred.
April ~ 3mos%
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Charles Bolt, assignee, Petition for sale. Re-
ferred to the Registrar to take testimony. Win
chester Graham. Petition to set up lien. Re-
port of sale by assignee confirmed and ordered
to make titles. G. x. Ryan, assignee. Report
OF sale confirmed. Elk narte Patrick ODon-
nell, in re G. Hoffman, bankrupt. Petition for
rent due by assignee. Ordered that the as
signee pay the amount due. Ex parte Geo.
A. Trenholm, in re 81. I. Green. Report of
the Registrar as to amount due petit, ,ioner on
bond and mortgage. Assignee ordered to sell
property mortgaged after twenty days notice.
and pay proceeds into court and call in lien
creditors before 10th July. Ex parte D. j.
Auld, IN re VIM. j. Norris vs.. Peter III. Ulmo.
Petition for injunction. &C. Ordered iniuuc-
ton TO restrain P. 81. Ulmo from commencing
or prosecuting suit, and that the case be re-
ferred to Registrar.
IN the Cercun Court.-Mordecai & Co. va.
John 81. Steinmeyer Son. Assn npsit Porter
Conner for plaintiffs; smons & Siegiing for
defendants. Jury No. 1, charged with this
case, rendered a verdict of 1851 So for the
plaintiffs.
sIoNs-HoN. R. b. CARPENTER. PRESIDING
bills:
The State vs. Albert Harrison-Larceny.
The State vs.. Elizabeth Middleton-Larceny.
| The State VS.. John CArringt
The State vs.. Thomas Graut-Larceny.
The State vs. John Capsrs-Assault and bat
terry.
The State vs. Thomas Avinger-Malicious
trespass.
The State vs. Albert Jenkins s-Larceny.
The State vs. James Griffin, Oliver Glover,
Oliver Riddelle, John Darsey-Larceny.
The State VS.. Sarah Glover and Joe Glover
Larceny Of notes.
The following cases were disposed of:
The State VS.. Joe aoulden-Assault and bat
terry. Hon. d. T. Corbin for the defence.
Guilty.
The State VS.. Cyprus Nelson-Assault and
battery. Hon. 81. D. Byron, Esq, for the
defence. Guilty Of assault. t
The State VS.. John Chestnut ut-Larceny. r.
W. Seymour. Esq, for the defence. Guilty.
The State VS.. Albert Harrison-Larceny. G.
81. Sass. Esq.,. for the defence. Guilty of
petty larceny.
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NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS
FOB SALEAT
FOGARTIE's B OOK DEPOSITORY

WE ARE NOW RECE1vrNa A SUPPLY OF
FRENCH. ITALIAN AND GERMAN OIL CHOR.
MOS. Most Of them are new and exceedingly beauti-
full They will be sold at very low prices. Also few
PHOTOGRAPHS from THORWALDsON'S CELE-
BRATED BAS Rel TEFS.
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THE DAILY NEWS,

yLarEese Circulmtion.A THE DAILY NEWS
eExvG G.HE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
COGNIZED As HA HINa THE LARGEST CIR
0UZAT1ON IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING xN THE P0STOEFyCE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVzs-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFXCE Law.
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misfeQaneDns,

A FO n110 COW y h he n 9 e
HAVE THIS DAY OPENED A SEWING ROOM,
In connection with my SEWING MACHINE
EsTABLISHMENT. Every kind Of Family Sewing
and manufacturing work neatly and promptly exc
cuted. under the superintendence OF experienced
cutter and after. Twisted loop. double loop. OF
lock stitch, preferred, or hand work II wanted.
No elop work taken at any price.
D. B. HAsELTON, No. So7 King street.
May 81 mwH
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BUSINESS IMPROvEMENT.-It Is with salts
faction that we notice any change in the South
which gives assurance of advancement among
our grocery merchants. Few have been bet
ter known for the last twenty-five yeaRsI than
Bernard O'Neill, Esq. Th is gentleman has late
ly enlarged and improved his establishment on
East Bay, taking under one roof the entire
length Of his lot, from the Bay to State. street,
being about three hundred feet in length, and
with an opening on two streets, and large
and extensive interior, presenting admirable
accommodations for the transaction of his
heavy and extending basiness. We are pleased
20 see this evidence Of The result OF good man
agement and long continued sair dealing.
FSe. --e--
Our FISH SUPPLYING hear that o. circular
has been issued by Governor Scott, and sent
to prominent and intelligent citizens through
out the State, with view Of eliciting from
them full particulars touching the past and
present condition Of the fisheries of the State.
by the issuing Of such a circular 1t liz expected
that great mass OF valuable informstion will
be collected touching this important subject.
Each neighborhood is requested to make 4 re-
port. and when responses shall: have been re-
ceived from oil quarters Of the Stste, the at
tention OF the Legislature will be inspired in
such o manner as to direct measures calcu-
lated to arrest the decline and possible ami
hilation Of the Ash supply. Likewise, a plan
for the artificial restocking OF the streams and
rivers Of the State will be urged. M
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Tin Plate, Sheet-Ir0n, Wire. and
all other tinsmith's goods, for
'sale BY Williams shepherd, No. ~
HaynA-stfeet. Charleston. 81. g.
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TEE GOVERNMENT SALE Of q1artermaster
supplies will be continued at 10 O'Clock this
morning, on Government wharf.
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tlem Qualifications.
DOCK BUYERS WILL FIND 1T To
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
The List will be Changed at least Once Week.
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Voluable Real Estate at auction.
BY HOLMES & MACBETH.


BY virtue of an order of sale to directed by the
Hon Geo. g.. Bryan. Judge of the United States
District Court for the District of South Carolnas
will offer for sale at public auction. at the Old
Postolace. foot of Broadstreet. Charleston, 8. O..
upon THURSDAY. july list. at IL O'Clock A. M,
All that LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate,
lying and being in the City of Columbia. and State OF
South Carolina, measuring and containing in front
on Washington street sixtysx 1857 feet and III depth
one hundred ard four 104) feet Butting and bound
ing west on lands now or late of estate of Charles
Beck, east on lands of A. Gage and j. D. Batemap
south on lands Of g. v. Antwerp, and north on
Washingt gton.s treet.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. LOUIS NOLAN
Assignee F. G.. DeFontaine
To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-All lien creditors
OF F. G. DEFONrAINE. bankrupt. hereby noti--
fed that pursuant to an order of the Court, dated
juno 1Otn 1859, they required to prove and
establish their liens before j. G. CARPENTER.
Esq Reaistrar on or before the 1st of July. 1869,
the decree to be made in this case.
June III fwmfw5 th1 LOUIS NOLAN.
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u E l. II N Gs b II 4. TIN
5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
5000 FEET GUM Betting, q, 8. 4, and s
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
500 DOZEN MErALLIC-rIppED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE's PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLAIAN'S BELT HOOKS
75o YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1s INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUoK's PACKING. INCH TO IL INCH Dr.
AMETER
soAPsToNE PACKING. / INCH TO IL
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER And LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GAsKETs OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON. BAMKLEY g. co.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 8mo
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THE LADY'S FRIEND.
TWO MONTHS GRATIS -.

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Grace Greenwood, in q letter to Mr.
Greedy, likens women to ows, in tina
they are always striving for something
they have not; for, standing knee-deep
in clover, she will look for an opening
in the fence, believing thatthere is richer
grass and sweeter waters beyond;
but let down the rails and she is found
unwilling to stray from the old pastures.
The Home for the Frendless prepared to do
all kinds of plain sewing with neatness aud dis patch.
Terms moderate. Applications may be made at the
Home or to any of the managers. - .s
Mr. Eliot is the seventh President
Harvard University has had in twenty
five years. Four of them Quincy, Ev-
erett, Sparks, and Felton--are dead
Over one million three hundred and
fifty thousand bushels of wheat have
been purchased by indianapolis dealers
since the LIST day OF last July.
William A Jones, Of Aurora, Illinois,
has been selected as President of our
State Normal School, and has been ac-
ceptel
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TIE SATURDAY, EVENING POST.
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Lo' IN TRoCBLE.-In Idaho party Of white
men made some Indians drunk with bad whis-
ky and then cheated them in trade. The re-
suit is an Indian outbreak, and Gen. Sherman
is called upon to send out troops ito protect
the settlers and punish the Indians This
story, which suggests very vevidly the injHs-
tice melted out by our Big Injun.' Police Mag
istrates to unfortunate strangers who have
been robbed or swindled by Democratic poll
ticians in this city, comes to US by elegraph
as il has come any season for the last dozen
years. If the facts are correctly reported we
must solemnly protest against spending sin,
gle dollar or son1ing single soldier for any
such purpose. Peacable settlers must, OF
course, be protected; but ifany haating is to
be done in Idaho this winter by United States
Cavalry let i. be to chastise The rascally ira
ders and not The simple sayages. A few thou
sands spent 10 bringing these white scoundrels
to justice will do more toward securing per-
nanent peace on the Plains than millions spen,
in Furnishing the Indians for being angry al
getting cheated. IN Tribune.
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FROM CENTREvILLE

Marriage Licenses haze been sssued to the fol.
lowing parties since last report
Henry Shauley and Ann Lynch, Bo- ton.
Stephen S. Adams and Mary a. HAYDEN, /"
John Copeland and Rebecca Reade, Cambridge. ;
William II. Price and Nancy Leebarm,
Charles Morris and Mary J. Owen; IS
Isaac Davis nd Amelia Miller, q
Jas. r. w. Smith and Anna z. Baldwin, Ceatrevie.
MieAael Annesser and Rachel Boyd, :"
William Ii Commons and Anna little, G ks Mills.
John II. Calvert and Augusta Earl, Dublin. .
John b. Henly and Rebecca J. Hastings, 50
Albert NJ. Smith and Kate Ogborn, Greensboro.
E. S BunnelI and Martha Allen,
Christopher Funk and Sarah j. Watkins, !"
Leander Cain and Joabel Clark, Jacksonburg.
John w. Crismand and Ella Needham, hilton.
Iseral s. Long and Mary e. Sealack, q;
Edmund Il. Laibhart aud Sarah NJ. Gresh, 8"
Robert NJ Clark and Sarah A. Davis, New Garden.
Villa De-icHson and Mary B. Bruce, Rich.non
Joseph Klesener and Emma incent,
Chas. K. Thompson aud Frances =. Dodge, !"
Joseph G. Bennett and Emma M. Holmes, "
Hanllin 7. Lemon and M. Anna Coale,
Melvin M Carter and Nellie G. Kohle,
Isaac Ii. Richards and Mary J. Burk.
Joshua Emmans and Louise NJ. Bowers,
c. II. Campbell & Hannah K. Ladd, williamsburg.
Thos. l. W dman and sarah b. Hardwick,
Oliver q. Davis and Mary A. Smith,
Joshua A. Chamness and Elizabeth Teagle, g
Jesse Nicholson and Hannah A. Moreand,
William Chenoweth and Anna Bond, Webs ter.
William Il. Pence and Elizabeth Splitter, :"
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Ia Remote Settlements of Untold Value

(. Food makes blood blood makes the body. If the
blood be pure the body is healthy. So if we are not
in health, we know impurities are lurking about
which must be removed, and the sooner the better.
BraadreI's PILE all from, the system phica
ture needs longer. -ss=zzz 80 81 ..,a,-ss.s
The wonderful cures effected by Brandseth's Pills
have arrested the attention of enlightened phys cians
Upwards of FIVE thousand them in their daily
practice, and two hundred have given their written
testimony to their innocence and value, cleans
ers of the bowels and blood. 80
Their untold value is to those living in settlements
where doctors only be had at great expense.
For if you sick, you have only to take one or
more doses of Brand, eths Pills TO get cured Full
Directions with each box.
Sold by all Druggists. P&CO33 At
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The gattadit'a.
RICHMOND. NOV. 8, 1859.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.s

Senator MORTON, gives the following
truthful Photograph Of the status of tho
Democratic Paaty,umins -taez-sps he.
mado prior to tho Ohio Election in
Cincinnati, ut Mozart Hall ,.o1 i res
But, ia The flrst place, what attitude
does the Democratic party occupy to-
day I? II has we'll defined status on
the subject of the war; it has we'll de-
fined status upon the subject OF Human
labor and the late institution of siav-
cry, but upon other questions the Dem
ocratic party can scarcely be said to
have any status. Mr. Pendleton is the
second choice for Governor in Ohio
The first choice declined very wisely
and very consistently, for his own repu--
tation [cheers and in declining he took
occasion to slap the convention in the
face that nominated him by say
ing that he was in favor Of maintaining
the national honor by paying the natl
onal debt by saying that he WIS in fs
vor Of equal imparti al suffrage; by say
ing that he was in Favor Of tho loyal re-
construction Of the States OF tire South,
and. in general. repuliating aim ost every
sentiment put for tn in the Democratic
platform fApplause. The Democracy
in Massachusetts and iii New England
in Wisconsin and in Iowa, and ins some
other States are in 1favorniof the 18th
Amendment to establish impartial suf
frage. The Democracy here profess to
be opposed to It, The Democracy in
the EnsternSsatcs generally are opposed
TO the issue of greenoacks for the pur-
pose Of paying the national debt. The
Democracy here profess to be in favor
of that measure. The Democracy here
profess to believe that the Governm ens
has right to tax the bonds Last year.
it is said theStates had q right to'tax the
bonds. The Democratic party in most
Of the Eastern States repudiate both of
these positions. The Democracy here
profess to be opposed to the national
Banks, and to desire their dcstruction,s
although it will be observed thai the
most of their leaders are proprictors of
National Banks [cheers /. while the
Democracy in The Eastern States are
very friendly to the National Banks, ,
and have nothing to say against 1thems
So l say in general terms, that except
in regard to tho war exccptYin regard
to sln -~y, exccptin regard to recon-
struction, the Democratic party has no
decent status upon any subject a .49E
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Comfort and Bliss, or Pain and
AGONY.

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THE HOME for tho FRlENDLEss

Has been fitted up with a Laundry, and has for the
past few months been successfully engaged IN
washing and ironing. BY this means We have been
able TO contribute largely towards supplying the
daily wants of the Home We would respectfully
solicit patronage of the public and warrant +
isfactou. Clothes will be sent for and returned in
good order at as low rates or lower than anywhere
else. The application for washing may be left at the
post Office at the Home South 9th street, near the
corner OF Market, or with any one Of the managers
On behalf of the Board.
r. NJ. COFFIN, President.
Richmond. Sent [. 1879. =.