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THEc HUME OLDT EEsTIVAI IN
.rgf,-n lcr. BOSTON. .csaa. s.,

y H
The Frankfort correspondent Of the New
York Evening Post gives this brief account Ct
the celebration in Boston OF tts Humboldt res.
dyal: : sf' t''fths me j . '-s4
The Humbold. celebration odS tie students
Of the Uniyeraity. Of Berlin, afi .hose ,of the
Industrial, Architectural an ~ olng Acade.
mics, took place on TuesdayStHa 27th. of July.
The Humboldt family, ,theo Univ ersi.y p1ofes.
sors and teachers, members OF thc Academy of
Sciencesi the magistrates and city delegates,
the American Minister and other persons OF
dlslinction .were present. The Grafton was
delivered by q student Of philosophy named
Sober. Ptofessor Holtzentlorff, who. followed
Professor Yirchow, In the course Of his remarks
said: Alexander Won Humboldt broke, IN
1857, the last chains OF slavery by his ute
rance, Every black who treails this land is
free ! Accordingly I refer you to that state
which Humboldt most hoEored. to North
America; and beg you TO join with me In the
three cheers for the United States, represented
hero in her ambassador. Tee ~ 80 !.
Mr. Bancroft answered as follows: ar,{
"America takes part in the festival in honor
OF HHmboidt, and with right, for the name or
neyolence. am glad tobe among yau,l for it
brings to mind the time when L mad the
fortune to spend some time In German uniyersis
ties,: Drink with me. then. TO the welfare Iof
the mee, creative, immortal youth Of Germa-
ny I".'tflc si.- ~ t-.1t s-.AE. - . sGSNSil VIZ
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THE VAR IN, CUBA.

HAVANA, August 22.-General DeRodas re.
viewed the troops at Matanzas today. ThoJ
expressed their willingness to go into active
service. -Four hundred rebels are devastating
Gallon District. A convoy with a regiment
eight hundred strong encountered and re-
pulsed four hundred rebels near Los Tunos.
A. ]. simons, who has been imprisoned for six
months at Puerto Principe, has been released.
WAsnINaroN. August 22.-The Cubans here
have the following informatlon: ~ i.asisosfF u
There is an organization for the purpose of
wrestling the island from Spain everywhere
throughout the leland. The, volunteer juntas
are in concert with the chief at Havana, and
threaten to bring :DeRodas under. the sans
control which, expelled Dulce from the island
1t is reported that there is formidable: or
ganization OF Spaniards in the interest Of the
Cespedes government, as against the vciuu-
teers, and that this has been exposed by spy.
DeRodas contemplates return to Spain, be-
ieving that q continuance in his present posi-
ton would detra6t from his reputation.
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THE TAX QUESTION. IN oRAHaE-
!; -, Y -BVRG..
r,aox oun ,a |, own n ooaa.sroNpEsr.I usssI n

Ib'l Ihoh OUR OWN O0RREsPoFpEFT
4. oRANdLeUaa, August 20.-sA word now ii fes-;
gard tothe1 State taIss. When IT was learned
that the Board OF Equalization bad added 500
per Cent. TO The valuation OF property in
>orAngeburg. the taxpayers Of our distriot,,
Afer mature deliberation. appointed COM
jInittee to wait on "his Excellenty" and tie
OTHER excellsaStes OF Columbia 70 petition an
abatement. The COMMITTEES were received
courteously and assured Of thes Willingness Of
the authorities to do justice to the Taxpayers.
The com mnittee were sent back 70 instf not tie
citizens that their grievances should be stated
in petition; endorsed BY disinterested per.
sons, ana forwarded through the County Au-
ditor. Ageneral raid was rnado on foolscapp
and the applications were duly deposited with
the proper dignitary, and in due tin,o, among
the rest. your correspondent repaired to hear
his doom. he was not disappointed whom he
csprlce OF the County dltor, Of 83 and 80
per cont. On MAin.6tteet prop etty, 'knd only 26
per cent: ON mine 10 NArketsh6et, Whfch ist
less eligibly located and OF less intrinsio valuE
court; but 10 vain, The wropg md injsstjce.
shown, made no more Impression than tenn
'pofsn& lecture would On thgB Bphinx; and / An
SsonI5stsaiued SI5 70 think thst ss few Of Us Yet
GAY triumph over corruption, We are taxed prs
faN'w with the contempt expressed therDnpon.
t5t is Illuminating 70 see men who cannot,
without hired assistance, srito up their books.
OF ptoperty, and sunared to decide in relation
to'assessmeuts, their decision. being based Cd
tho amount OF goodwill they bear towards the
fs1tpsyef ~ ic, Bus such stsse ysnsilty CAM
The young men II our ItdNnn sfe snasssfooiins foi
70 organise bsseI ball oiub.5 y .r..3'Eee
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cHARLEsToN, s.. &, MONDAY MdkaNING AUGUsT 2s 1869

Thatthe National Labor .,JSfoDofs opoosea
TO the continuation and ct:eaitUn or banks hv
acts oflnoorporation. byt either State or ma.
tonn! authority With tf<o privilege OF making,
bills or other papers OF any other bauk to CIR.
notes. 10 o. - "'"''
ted dRfsSssss' s'ssss II Ghs ;d No revenue Uni
q euooralna' Ana labor 10 capital. thcy;may at-
i9,d lust pr otsctiou tp,labpr and ihe industrial
tn.asests ta1ae OF the 'whds con9tTf. That legal
t.w tsaaer = rioooy sh9ald belmsae legal tender ih
conye1 t,bis at the option Of Tie holder, INTO INTO
,gove mmont bonds. bearing SI1terSst at !the
rate. of per cents ifpers shhum Fith the PRIV
,e,fe to the holder te reSony9fs bonds n into
tho claim OF boadhoiders that fhoy have bonds
which Here oought with gfeenbIoSH aud the
principal OF. which is by law payable iii cur
renoy. shgpld nevertheless. 2 be paid IN gold is
tax Of bonds and SO .urities ls, Violation Of the
Just principle ofrevenue laws.y Ssirif .7 r 81.
That land monopolies arc nt variance with
the doctriue that "all froemen WHOM they
and IL pcrsisted IN must ultimately result IN
the subverslon Of. free institutions as also che
social aud political well-belng Of the laboring
masses. lsit -, i. ....,tsrg;t,f1 =, ~ .r.f i
That as labor ia the fOundstion and cluse
OF fnationaiprosptrity. ills boib the duty aud
interest OF. the government to tosler and pro-
tect tt. 1ta, Importance. therefore,, demands
the creation OF all executive depar,ment Of lno
goysrnment at WashinGtop, TO bo deroninated
tho Department. Of Labor. j which shall aid in
protecting It,, ahoyo illiS SotherItnseresle; that
tho National Labor Congress earnestly recon-
Hps sss s. s@GRRs Rs
countryi as will secure tho, aaoptionl,o the
eight~hour systcm, apd calls upon the rsspeo.
tive State Legislatures to follow, thel exam ole
OF the National Congress iiu recognizing eight
hours as legal day's work. 'lle-'
hesolccd. That political equally being one
OF tho cardinal principles OF this organic iiion.
We, therefore, urge full restoratopl or civil and
political rights TO every Americans citizen, e1-
pcept such as have been convicted Of felony.
T The Committceon Obnoxious Laws reported
Whereas, There exists in the statutes OF
several states -enactmeute.making-i IL penai
otIcnce Tor American mechanics aud laborers
ITO combine for seif-protections 10 secure their
ibalienable rights, q fair days wages for fair
dpys work, 6ndS whereas, such laws have been
PASSED exclusively IN 1.-THE interest ofitte cspi-
talist; and aniagonietic to. The spirit or Ameri-
can liberty; and. whereas. thete, ia no ret reSs
for the mechanic or laborers IN thu State of
Pennsylvanln to take:an appeal iff IN. .hls judg-
.n,enL. he thinks. no is unjustly taxed and ctn-
.vtcted under this tyrannioal law; therefore, 2
b. Rescued, That the workiC3 men OF the UNI
ted States fmphatically demand stheir uncon-
ditionai repeal, Adopfel. u ~. 7IG
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that all previous correspond snoe bet Yoen you
and ourselves be Waived. olrJG ..a. .sl+ =
We have the houor to be,
Your obedent servants
]. 81. OLAFroN.

u: H. OLANToN.
To DR.. z. sernple, Colonel Paul 81. Hayne.
The above request having been accepted BY
both psrtles. the following B ,ard OF Hon or,
selected as proposed, Messrs. Robert Tyler. A.
lowing decision u.o 10
MONTGOMERY. August 18. 1869.
Tho undersigned. to wh1m, as d Board or
H9por. have been referred certain matters Of
propositions for settlement. addressed bS
Generals Clanton and fHoltsclaw, Cab mu tual
friends Of the principal parties. TO Paul II.
Dickson Bruns, eni to- DR.. e. A. semple. as
the acting friend Of DIR J.. f. Johnston Tor che
pnrpo'o OF honorable adjustment, il possible.
between the PriucIpai parties concerned, do
submitted. both written and printed, and after
q full Investigation OK oil the circumstances,
90 ar as they appear In the case, that there is
hIo.alng ~ tls matters sub United to infect the
honorable standing OF any one OF tho parties
before the pubnc, OF TO require the; further
prosecution OF the controversy between any Of
The bo,rdi is Of opinion that tho Rhola diff
Guilty between Drs. Michel and Johnston has
arisen upon question of frt.s;., between
these gentlemen; and tits tho .-ther opinion
OF the board, thdt in full aud honorable adjust
ment OF the entire controversy, between tho
parties principal, DtiSJohuston should staSe,
that IN omlting TO mention in bis reply to DIR.
Ilgon, the reco!lettlon OF DR.. Michel as com
Inunicated 10 him by DR.. M chcl in relation TO
The matter detailed IN that repIy,u BE, DR.,
Johnston. did not intend to impuSn The yeraoity
OF Dr.faiichel,5 but simply to Indicate the result
or his own memory in regard to those matters
This .ng doae, the board 10 OF opinion that
Or. Michel should Withdraw so much Of His
card ofthe 3D. Iust,, published inr the oIail; as
reflects ppQp Dr.. Jobnston; and that with this,
al the subsequent correspondence, betweenhll
the parties disappears; aud that upon tue ao-
ceptsnce OF this finding by the psrtles., :, overy-
thing above suggested to be done by Drs.
.Johnst|n and Michel shall be considered as
d9nes''H Oh .. 's'na5 I'D. A. EIafoREari
y il ust.-. ir,.,, f,aoI A, MARTM. q.
|. Ro. TYLER =
THE finding was accepted, as hoh0fabfe. to
az parties, by Captain B. Thorn, acting friend
cd from the ,c1ty-and Colonel Piul H. Hayne.
ACTING friend ofDrs Bruins and Michel.
{. PAUL Il. HAYRE.
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3autral Rotitss.

:As- The Friends and Acquatntancss OF
Mr. and Mrs. VICTOR c. ,PRLLERIN, OF Mr. and
Mrs. a. z. LAunxY and Of Mr. and Mrs. L. A, DuyAL.
are requested to attend the Funeral Services of the
former. at st, Mary's Church. TINS Nons1Na. the
2Sd instant. st Nine O'Clock. 1; /. August as
i "a. The Frtends and Acquaintsnces OF
Afr. and Mrs. dKoRdE oAApsELI,, are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral OF their daughter
KATE ANN. from their residence, No. 26 Tradd.
street q Four O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON, without
ff9rthsr invitation. August 2s
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THE EAST.

i! ---" FEhe1ns 30 ,H.'L a.l.l.l.
LONDON. Augu 1e.-Dspatehes from Tehe-
rAR state that q band Of emesshries from Con-
stantinople have been arrested. charged with
"a conspiracy to assassinate the Shah OF Persia.
y is said thst.manS eminent persons .are I'm
'plicated in the conspiracy. ,''1' 'S1,J ~ ~
The Persian troops have captured Carrie
sttela, and defeated the Turcomans in pitched
battle. 49, =
y INDIA. Stl ;atS-rsb
LONDON, August ia dispatch from Bonn
bay, dated August 18th, says that the rumor of
an attempt to assassinate Shere Ali is false:
1t is reported that the City OF Herat is oap-
,tured.
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lWbitsiarpu.

August 2S

ANNIE SCOTT sAALL.-Aged ye,rs, month,
God has taken this beautiful child from the evils
TO come. We who, have long borne the heat ana
burden OF lie. often lament that were not called
to bsp when young and pure before sin had stain ed
or sorrow faded us; and yet fail nature morns the
loes OF SO much toveness. that seems TO have been
mild In temper, the little darling had quantness OF
eIpiessfon and m originality OF idea that young as
character.
Would abe have reached full development and
We know abe viii In the life to come. ~"
Nis beautiful superstition among distant people
thAt those who die young and pure from sin are
permitted to guard their loved ones from dangers
God grant that this dnsained soul may be min.
fstertng angel to watch over us who now 80 sadly
MOURN her loss. = - -
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4s-,a-, - HAYTL.

HAVANA, August Alp. M.-The TELEGRAPH
is anchored ut Tortola and the Seminole has
sailed for Porto Rico.
Haytien advices to the 10Th instant say that
saluave has retIeated from Jaomel, but is still
besieaing Aux Cayea.
A Dutch schooner, loaded with articles cor
traband of war, has been captured.
The rebel President sayet is at ST. Marks
arming the Columbia and Delphine to attack
snlnave's feet. a.
One dollar in gold is worth a thousand in
paper. m -,
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sPARKs FROM THE WIRES.

Two deaths from heat occurred in Cincinnati
on Saturday. t't;a
LIE Beouf will certainly be appointed French
Minister Of war. =. y.
Two bales OF new cotton were received at
Wilmington on Saturday.
Greeks near Philadelphia having dwindled
to. puddles, several disastrous fires have oc-
CURED. Much apprehension Is felt from want
OF water.
The Foil River, Massachusetts. manufactu-
turers have determined to run only three days
;in,the week. This will put 6oO. 900 spindles on
hs;f time. u, a., q .,,s.- 4. III u t,rf4a,li II
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An 4FF4IR OF 10. e.
Settlement OF tho Trouble among the
Montgonacry Docrors-Corrospondon GO
between tho Partics-An Amicable Adj
ijustment rejected. 49,.

/
The Montgomery Mail contains tho follow
Ing card. by which IL will be seen that the per-
sSnal difficulty between DR.. Johnston and Dr..
Michel. and between DR.. Bruins and DR.. John.
ston. has been honorably adjusted: r.,
A GARD.
For tho information or tue public the f,;-
loving correspondenco,s getting forth the hon
orable adjustment Of the issues recently PEN
ding hetween Dre. r. T. Michel add j. r. john
sion, is submitted.r Upon tho public ,tioa OF a
card In the Montgomery Mail O, ;the 7th innt !.
signed by DR.. J. f. Johnston. the foiowfag
lsttsr xss astbg hbSpAss sas Later
MONTGOMERY, August 8, 1859.
~. 2. Johnston, II. D.; az v ~.
sm-Yon must have bean aware when yon
published your card Of the 7th inst, that un-
dor no possible circumstances could / take any
notice Of DR.. T. B. Ligon. That such q. fellow
may interpose no barrier b6tw jen;is. r6ereby
ask that you will name the. earliest day at
which you can meet me, at some designated
point outside the limits OF This State, where
we can continue our correspondence. .. ai,su.
,i-sth q 50 $3.50 = r. r. M1oHr1." "'
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CUBA.t

HAVANA August 2l-Noon.-De Rodas has
gone to Matanzas. Three coast patrol sohoon-
ers are receiving armament ut the arsenal.5
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REPLY.

t7' REPLY. -
MoNyaoxERY, August 9, 1859. :,
saAYour note 81 the bands Of O o,loneI, IA ul
III Heyne has been received. OF this date
Denying any intention TO insult you, cannot
refuss q continue The eofrespon dsnde upon tao
+ sh.a Be- ss West fSd Point, Ga, on tomorrow
! ! fhis + vim be handed you 6y my friend, pr.
e. "a. sempie. -fig kai..
+ - II TO II u a 4. 4. 1oHssroN. IS
sssds assdsssasss sss sas
he h9sffss sfs sh Rt Sss
mofning, lby order Of tho Cove epBor pf fAIshams,
and hisnda we're a.so. .srrssied aid forced to
gi!p honda 70 keep the peace. 81 ., .i4 ~
az this juncinre Generals Olsnton and Holtz.
eiaF voluntarily tnterposed to effect, II pbsH-
mubh correspondence tinnlly submitted the fol,
lowing propositions; 4. .ty..,i, Al 3. 5
MONTGOMERY August 18, 1859 i.
" GENTLKHEE--Prompted by the solt, desire OF
eheoting satisfactory sdiustment OF Tie pendI
Michel, and betweon Dr. Johnston Johnston and and Dr. r.
Bruins, as the friend Of DR.. Michel, and with
tho assurance OF our high esteem OF the parties
above named as gentlemen or position, and
sSa s,5f a as sSaSs SSsas
reiet tfe SsndihS diiscSGiss bssMsess tSs pss, =
Hss q idieeussioH And adfustme9t BY beard Of
I iss. b. Bum. NTH dire bis demand len q, or Dr.
Johnston 10 the ] purpose aud With the rsaer: a. M
standing that Dr. Johnston tthsfe feipon with.
oeiys acommnnios :ffom him. \! q : !
Z: %; R!. Michel then recalls h,s demands on
G ga, Df: Jsinston wisSdafaxnsi sd his Gard IN the
Mnt OF the Ith tnotant. = u 9 % lsssta' 2:
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NEW YoNK AND CHAR RLESTOH
STEA MBHIP LINE,
u IL E w 70 Il X
CABIN PASSAGE 500
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

S>c.s~1 THE LPLrNrID sTDE-waBRt,
.NQ@E IT, STEAMSHIP MAN HAITIAN
<sHEstIa4 WnoDuULL, Commander, will sail
sasssessass6- from adger's south Ehnrf on SAT-.
uRDAY. hugust 29th. at 10 o'cisck.
&S- An extra charge OF &C unade for Tickets DUR
chised on board alter sailing -
aI- No Bills OF Lading signed after tho steamer
DI as- THROUGH Bill. Lsdtng glvor for Cotton to
80, Through Bills OF Lading given to Liverpool
IS Marine insurance by tnis line y per cent
41- Tho eteonsrs OF this line are first class' fu
every respect and their Tables ,uppIic with aI
the delicactee Of the New York nnd Charleston msy
kcts. A
For Freight or Passage. apply to
JAMES AD9Ek 4 co. Agents
Corner Aoeer'a Wharf md East.Bay TIIp-.ts,rs)
IA The CHAMPION will follow on Shrupn.y
September 4, at - O'Clock. Auou.t %
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Assw.n OF Dn. paUss.. ~ w. ! Il

DIR. j. F. Johnston: ir4,'l. .Tu r5,a c4ia :;
srR-I had tho honor of bearing you, nfes-
sage this morning from my friend, DR.. B. E.
grounds stated in your card Of the 9Th instant.
That card asserts, on Jour individual au-
thority, that DR.. Michel Is so far under the ban
OF charges OF falsehood," J" preferred by DR.. T.
IB, Ligon, that you can hold no further inter-
course with him until he shall have ''purged
himself" OF them.
AS my friend bas already stated that he will
npt take any notice Of DR.. Lgon. aud for rea-
ever as an insult to myself. and therefore in
vito yoH TO continue the correspondence with
ME, under tue terms implied In DR.. Michers
note Of this date. F fr57
!. My friend, Colonel Paul q. Hsyne. does ms
+ :,'S Your obedient servant,
IN ]. DIoHsoN BnUNs.
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CHANGE OF SCHED ULE.
Sperial Nptiffs.

~PAINLEss QUESTIONING MANI
says Sir Ashley Cooper ''ouyht to know by his sen.
sitions that he has stomach" In other words.
when digestion is perfect there is neither pain nor
uneasiness in the region where takes place. Nau-
ss,, want Of appetite, hatulency. oppression after
eating, shooting pains In the epigastriun, aush.
Ing OF tho face at meal times, and furre tongue n
the morning. are among the direct symptoms Of IN
digestion. Constipation, bllousness, heAJaehe, ner.
yous liability ply aicaI weakness and low spirits,
are its almost tnvaria5le ncoompanimsnt.. All those
Indications OF dyspepsia, whether immediate or
secondary, are usually aggravated by hot weather.
The close Of summer is, therefore. the season
when the victim Of dyspepsia most urgently needs
q tonic and regulating medicine. or course. every
Invalid has many advisers One friend recon-
mends one drug, another another; hut in g multi
tude OF councillors there fs not always safety The
standard remedy OF the present age for indigestion
IN all its stages, ts HoSTErrER's STOMACH BIT
TERs. Time. that proves all things, has esalished
ihreputatton on an impre5nRble foundatton-the
spontaneous testimony Of millions Of intelligent
Witnesses. No acrtd oil or acid defles It's stnuls-
ting principle; Its tonic cons nsttuents are the nest
that botanical 70 search has yet discovered; Il COM
bines the properties Of gentle evneuant, blood !,
depnrent and nm antbilious medicine. with invigo-
rating qualities Of tie highest order, and is admit
ted both by the publ, aud the profession to be the
iufest protection agsinss all diseases that are pro
duced or propagaed by pestifsrous air or uuwhoae-
,one water. that has over been used either In tho
Uniled statesor tropical America. et..iins. g
In cases OF constipation resulting from want Of
muscular tone In the intestInes the effect OF the
Plr1Eas is perfectly marvellous; and without the
dangerous sequences Of mercury. it restores tho
dsordered red liver 70 nornl condition. t.s, a,s.r
o. =
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hEPLY.l

MONTGOMERY, Augusta, 1863. D
DR.. r. +. Michel - .as i.ifv -. % .N'ns -,
decline receiving your message OF this
morning, by the hand OF DIR. j. Dickson Bruns
apd refer you to my card OF the 7th Tor my rea!'
sons tor 30 doing. - j.. F. JoRNsToN.s 2
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Spefial Notires.

MALL PERSONS IN THIS STATE IN
DEp1 RD to the estate Of tho late OWEN THOMAS,
OF Columbus, Ga, will make payment and all these
having claims against tho same will present them,
properly attested. 10 Messrs. RuTLKpaE & YOU'VE,
Solicitors, No. 20 Brosd.street Charleston, or 10
the undersigned. at Columbus Georgis.
JAMES T. THwEATT,
August % 90. 1amo3 =. Administrator.
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fs@ J. j: JOSEPH, CHINESE EMIaRANT
Agent h,s returned to charleaton aud can be found
for few days at omse Of IL GOLDSMITH h SON,
Colenads Row, yondue Rapge. August Il !
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@USION BANK SOUTH CAROLINA,
oH.RLEsToN. AUGUST 30. 1so9-Pubiic notice IS
hereby; giaen that, in conformity with the resou-
tion Of the stockholders adopted at their meeting
on Goth hny last. tho Directors of this Bapk will ap.
ps TO the General Assembly OF South Carolina at ia
next sessiop; for the privilege of increasing the
prcsent Capital Of tho Bank
.pf.nrw H.P. ..AIExANDER.,1:
August 70 1am3mos Cashier.
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NJ NOrICE.-aPPLICATION WILL BE
made to the douerai Assembly Of South Carolina OF
the fourth Monday in November next, for a Charter
for TIE PRoyIDENT MUTUAL LIFE AND TON
TINE ASSURANCE COMPANY of the South, now
forming in the City of ohAr eston, 8. O. ciso.fi
COMMITTEE ON OF ARTER
August % ~ - mtui3, sept IS, oct IL, nov g
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r RS THE STEAMSHIP MINNETONKA IS
THIs DAY discharging Cargo at tvonderhorsts Wharf.
All goods remaining on wharf at sunset will be stored
at expense and risk OF censgnees ="
August % q RayRNEL & CO., Agents!
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HB- NOTICE.@ANY PERSON OR PER-
SONS are hereby cautioned against trading for
note Of 5000. drawn by Il. L e. MCCORMICK in favor
Of F. 8. 7 ooMER. under date Of July "a. 1869, at
four months time, said nolc having been bought by
md and lost The above motto is useless to any one
but my'cf On acknowledgment OF tho purchase Of
tho note having been given me by Mr.. F. i. TooM.
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AUGUSTUS Il
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23

@ ERUPTIoNs, HEALING AND ALL
sfin diaeases removed BY using MILK OF vIoLEry,
the most elegant toilet lotion ever reduced. Sold
by all arugsiats aud fancy. goods: dealers v. W.
BR,NoKERHoFF, New York, General Agent,
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23

, aSr NO OFlCE.-NO BILLS WHATEVER
for seamens wages or otherwise, against Yacht
ELEANOR. will be paid unless contracted by my
order. a. A. GOLDSMITH.
August 10 0'- mImo Owner.