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Dear Sb. The Thomas Patent Bag
il affords ine much pleasure TO be able
tiou-eards have neither torn nOr gS
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ton that or baggage'men would be "
baggage which tan compare With Il; /
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and travelling Community and eIpshs
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Prussia and Franco.

The French Courier des Etats Unis,
speaking of the report brought by the
cable, that France had sent note to Prus-
sia to the effect that the annexation OF
Baden will be considered casus 6slhi, says
that whether such note has been sent or
not, there is no doubt that if said an
nexation takes place, it will produce in
slant war. If Prussia calculates that the
political crisis in France presents favora
BILE opportunity for her to act. she will be
grossly mistaken. That action will termi-
nate the crisis at once, and all France, as
one man, will bound to the Rhine. In
France it is the habit Of the people to fight
among themselves when they nave nothing
better to do; but they all unite when there
is foreign enemy to combat.
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in order to better their condition, and with the
full knowledge and consent of the Chinese
authorities. They receive only about two or
three dollars per month in their own country,
and are anxious to come here where they can
get much better pay, The contracts continue
for FIVE years, at the end ofwhich time the
Cinnamon return to their country or renew the
contract as they may desire. AS they will save
most of their wages while employed here, they
can return to China with FIVE or six hunored
dollars at the end of five years, which sum is
small fortune in that country. Mr.. Koopman-
schaap has contracts for about ten thousand to
be furnished to Southern plantations and rail-
roads,
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Tho New Arrangements OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States.

In few days the Supreme Court Of the
United States will open its session in Wash
ington, in accordance with the provisions
Of the act passed by the last Congress.
Under that law the court will hereafter
have two annual sessions in the National
Cspital-one in spring, the otherin autumn.
It's members will be no longer circuit
judges, 80 to speak, though at will, or per-
chance at designation by the court in banc,
q judge may go into circuit and tempo
rsrily do duty in connection with the regu-
lar or district judges. For the circuits as
they stand, new judges are to be appointed
by the President; and considerable interest
prevails just now ss to who are likely to be
the appointees. Some Of the papers predict
that the district judges will be ranked up;
but this, we believe, is mere conjecture.
Under the new system, q Judge Of the
Supreme Court will not hereafter, as here
tofore, sit in the court above to pass in re-
view upon his own decision in the tribunal
below, or the Circuit Ceurt. On the con-
trary, the full court at Washington will re-
view, upon appeal, unbiased and unpreju-
diced, the determinations Of distinct and
separate tribunals below, or those of the cir
cult judges. This would seem to be an en-
inently proper and salutary change. But
even if there were no other reason for the
relief of the Judges Of the Supreme Court
from circuit duties, a sufficient one might
be found in the fact Of the amazing magni-
tude of their duties, ss they have been
augmented in number and in variety in the
last three decades, and particularly since
the late civil war. The wide range Of sub
jects which the legislation Of Congress has
come to embrace Of late years, and the
vast territorial expansion Of the Union,
have eontrived to bring an amount Of busi-
ness before the supreme judicial tribunal
which those who framed its organization
in the past would hardly have contempla
ted 1t would, indeed, be we'll for the
country if, in these times Of public corrup-
ton, the people could feel assured that the
Supreme Court, at least: would remain
affected by no more baneful changes than
those We have noticed above.
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TIE Marion Agricultural Society have
called grand meeting Of the planters and
farmers Of the county, to take place on the
14th Of October. There will be q barbecue
or picnic dinner, and it ia hoprd that
the citizens will turn out sa nsasss. We
ought to have working agricultural
society in every county, and no opportunity
should be lost Of bringing the people TO-
gether. The war broke up our sommuni-
ties and scattered the elements of which
they were composed. Now that the sky is
clearer and the worst is over, No may soon
renew the old ties and become again com
pact and united people.
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QUE Darlington correspondent writes
that on the first Monday in November and
December thousands Of acres Of the best
land in the county will be sold under de-
crees in equity. The lands ere sure to be
knocked down at less than their true value,
and monied men are not likely to find q
better opportunity Of investing in real es-
tate in this section of South Carolina.
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X l. e sTON II O T Il l. e,
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FIRsT.OLAss HOTEL. SITUATED IN 4
pleasant location and in the business portion OF the
citv, reudsrs 1t she most desirable hosei Tor etn@
permanent or transient guests be accomncoanons
are unsurpassed hsving extensive suttce nj elegantly
furnished apartments foc f'mi les d single gentle
men. The proprietor Will endeavor 10 maintain the
high reputation ecjoyed by the charleston as Q,
rat class house, and effort viii be spared 70 DE-
serve continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon it.
The best Of livery accommodations Will DO founo
adjoining the establishment
The house L. supplied with the celebrated Arte-
sian Water Of which detghiful bashe can be bad
either day or night. 2. II. j.. H<0N,
July Is Proprietor.
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G0ulaiionaI.

THNGLIsH, rRrcNCH, CLAESICsL AND
Ia hATHEMATIOAL SCHOOL. NOarHWE>T
OUnNER BULL AND COMING ,rBREr$.- he ex-
eryises OF the subscribers School will be resumed
ON the 6rst Monday In October.
new class will be formed for boys OF about ten
years OF age. and few pupils also can be accommo-
GATED with board. JOS. 1. CALDWELL.
sppt "a thm4
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The Chicago Times thinks it possible
that Governor SCOTT may be nominated as
Secretary of War We devoutly and pious ly
hope that the possibility may soon become
q certainty.
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HfBERNIAN HALL.

GRAND OPENING MONDAY OCTOBER 4, 1859.
THE BEST COMPANY NOW ORGANIZED,
Consisting Of the following distinguished Ladies
and Gentlemen:
Miss EATR RAYMOND. Mr. WALTER BENIN,
Miss ANNIE LEvRBING, Mr. j. L. BROWN,
Miss .LIoE BROOKS, Mr.. MARX READ,
Mss EMMA BRowN, Mr.. /. BowEs,
Mrs. ADA LAWRENCE. Mr. HARRY CHURCHILL,
Mr.. HUDSON MoGREGoR, Mr.. J. L. JONES.
Mr. BARRY CooKE, Mr. HAR X MORSE,
Mr. DAN KEEN Mr.. McGovERS.
The whole under the able supervision of
MIR. D. B. COLLINS.
For Opening Bill and Particulars see small Bills.
CARO-.
To THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF CHARLESTON:
The undersigned having with great care aud expense
selected the above corps metropolitan Arstes COM
prsing some of the most distinguished talent IN the
dramatic world and being desirious of establishing
Southern theatrical Circuit comprising the cities OF
Charleston Savannah and Augusta, would most re-
specially aek the patronage and support OF the Ia
dies and gentlemen OF this city, and in return Tor
such support we assure you that the pieces selected
for representation shall he First GLASS ONLY 10y
such popular authors as Boucicault, lom Taylor, I.
w. Robertson John Brougham &c.,l and that they
shall be produced with care and attention to detail
hitherto uninterrupted In this city. The stage depart
Collins who with twenty years experience as aeter
and manager pledges himself that there shall be
nothing to offend. but everything to please.
., Respectfully yours,
Sept 81 HARRY MORSE.
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DaHts.

ITO PRINTERs.-WANTE TWO FIRST
Il rate JOB PRINTERS and several good Book
hands. Apply to Wal KER, kvANS & CoGSWtl L,
Charleston, :. G. ert 80
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1LyANTED A GEaTLE DRAFT HOR> e
w In any harness. or under saddle. Apply cor
ner of Hssel and Meeting streets.
Sent 40 tbsm3
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WANTED, A YOUNG WOMAN TO
w Cook aud Wash for a small family. Good
recommendations required. Apply at No. lao
Church-street. Sept 70
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four 81 stamps.
Old numbers OF LRsLIE's. GODEY'S. PEIER-
SONS LAND WE LOVE. or DRM0REST'S.
Any one OF Beadles or Munro's DIME NOVELS.
Also Comic or -ennmsntal SONG BOOK.
Novels by Charles Dickens,
OLIVER TWIST, t72 PAGES, 80 CENTS; AMERI-
CAN Notes, 104 pages 1Uc; Dombey SON, $50 cages.
lOc; Martin Chuzzewit 342 pages, 40c; Our Mutual
Friend 33u pages 40c; hristmas Stories, 1872 pages
SQc; 1alp OF Two Cities, IA plges. 26c; Hard Iimes
and Additional Christians Stories. 30 pages. SOC;
Nicholas Nickle>y 3Iu pages. +0c; Bleak House. 34U
pages 4Oc; Little Dorrit, sSD pages, 4Dc; tickwick
Papers. SAG pages, 40; DAVID Copper6ed $50 pages,
4Oc; Baroahy kudge 267 pages, 3Sc; Old Curiosity
hop 29l pages, 3Jc; Grrat Txpecations, 1s4 pages,
SOC; sketches, ,90 pages 30c
The following Novels. by sir Walter
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wAvERLY, IvANHOE KENILWORIH, GUY
Mannering, .ndquary, Rob Roy CID Mortality. The
Slack Dwarf ano Legend Of Mo .trosa, Bride OF
Lammermoor, Heart Of Midi olhian, The aopas
terry, The Abbot lilo Pirate, Fortunes of Nigel Peve-
ril OF the Peat, Quentin Durward s.. Romans Well
Red Gauntlet, The netrotbed aud highland Widow,
rbe rasman, WoodstJck, Fair Maid OF Perth, Anne
Cieierstein, Coun. Robert Of Paris The surgeon
Dlug utter.
TN receipt of the price. either in cash or stamps
copies OF any books this list will be- sent by mail
postpaid. CHhS. 4. HlGHFEk,
No. 1G1 KIng-sree:,
July - DAC harlesion, 3. o.
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DURLIC SCaUOLS.-rnE Eek "RuISES
of the PUBLIC :HuOLS will be resumed on
MONDAY, the zth Of October.
Anmlssions to vacaacies viii be male at the re-
spectve schools every MONDAY MonsI io from 0 to
10 O'Clock on and after the 11th October.
by order Of the Board.
E. MONTAGUE GBIMKE,
Sept 27 10 Secretary.
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financial.
T ID w A X ID l. q w n ID K s,
Sept 80

VIZ A N T z d.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS. Number 14s, 2O4, 2oj, 2o6. which are mu-
tilated by large deficiency 10 unmatured coupons.
Sept 18 W. B. WILLIAMS SON.
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HIGH sCHOUL OF CHARLESTON
H he exercises of this institution were resumed
ou ~ xDHEsDAY, 'eptembero 9. Instruction gwen In
LATIN GREEK, FhENUH. GERMAN, Ma BE.
MAII"S and the hi her branches OF ENGLISH:
The school is well supplied witt Maps Globes and
Philosophical apparatus.
Terms Of Tuitlon-Twelvs Dollars per quarter.
payable in advance. No extra charge Tor French,
German or stationery
W. 3. KINaMAN, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Sent n 10
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[I1ANTEp-AGENTs-s1OO mo 9a5n ptR

VTIANTED-AGE GENTS-S1O0 To 926D Pr r
w month, everywhere. male aud female. to In
troduce the genuine improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine will
STITCH HIM. fell, tuck, quilt. cord. biud br lid and
embroider in most superior manner Price only
$l8. Fully warranted for ave years. Both upper
and under-:eed styles. We will pay $1,000 for any
no that win sew stronger, more beautiful o.
more elastic seam than ours. II makes the real elias.
tie lok-stick. Every second stitch can be cut. and
still the cloth cannot De pulled apart without tearing
expenses, or commission ( ON which twice that
amoupt can be made. GEO. MoEAr rHR0N co,
Nashville, Tenn. CAUTIoH-Do not06 imposed upon
by other parties palming of worthless cast iron ma
chimes under the same name or otherwise. Ours is
the only genuine and really practical cheap m ichine
ma ufaciured. DGo 1mo% sept 70
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nuE MISSES MARSHALL WILL RE-
SUME the exercises of heIr school on Non-
day, 4th October. at the Ieacenoe of their father,
Rev. DR.. MARSHALL corner Meeting and keid
streets. g. sept ~
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THE SXEnCISES Or MRS. BLUM'S
Il SCHOOL will De resumed Oh Monday, October
4 b, o. her RHNOEN ,~, Marv-strest oppo lie Eli
zahsth all he brauehes OF English cd .Icadou
taught. Music and French II desire |. sent 20
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Gaab for Sdlf.

ENOR SAM, HOO AC.ES OF VIZ LII
IL IIM8ERED LAND In lower p TT OF b:rrwel
Count six miles from >outh disto River Terms
made very low For particulars, address Or q. b.
hUfrU, Grab ms Turnout, O.S. Il. H.
August 40 DAG 80
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GOLU M BIA HUT +. L,
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA.

TIE PRoPRIEToRs TAKE PLEASURE IN
anr oundng this elegantly furnishe, Establiahment
now open for the acoommi daIon OF guests. The
table will always be supplied with every delicscy OF
markets. and no efforts Will be- sp red 70 rive perfect
satisfaction in ever. reepeet " our pa.ro IS
FREE LUNCH In the Refector7 every day nom
II until haL-past II.
y. H1 4 eS1aaNi SanEShop proprie'0rS'
Sent % limo
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AmusemeHis.

NEETROPOLlTAN THEATRE COM
W- PANY.
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Duaroia9.

D"AROIS9-A EEw vOUNG cen
ID iLEMkN can DO accommodated with good
30 nd i'll private family. Apply Of No. l79 tnst
Bay. 2s Sept Is
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Mffttngs.

ING.
ANFXTRA MEETING OF TIE ASSOCIATION
n will be held at Masonic Hall, THIS EVE
MING. the 30th instant for the purpose Of adopting
q oesigu for the monument proposed to be erected
to our deceased comrades. Members are urgently
solicited to be punctual in their attendance.
J. L. HONOUR, Secretary and Treasurer.
Sept so
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THE rev. DIR. LORDS sCHOUL FOX
YOUNG LA LADIE>->ohooi Room OF It Pulls
CHURCH. Boarding Pupils received at Dr.. LORDS
residetce lhe 1fth term will commence October
1st ALI the branches Of tnglsh Cssslral and Polite
Educ ltion are taught No additional char. for the
o. guages The head Of the -chool is The principal
Teacher and gives 1t hts person i attention during
th- entire time of instruction thm6 sept 16
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xXTANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING of all kinds plain and
ornamental, is executed promptly in the uestest
style aud at the lowest New York prices Of NE
NEWS Job Once, No. Ike EAST BAY. Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
elsewhere.
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NEISS EMMA &c. HOLMES VIII l.
M reopen her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Monday,
Oc Uber zth, at No. 26 WALL-STREEr, one door
from 'alhoun. stuthlmo~ Sept IL
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WANTED TO PURGnAsE En- FOR OE CASH: ASH:
w q small two-story HOUSE AND LOT. Apply
at No. 81 MARKET STEET. ~ sept29
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RfmauaL

NNHE UNDEKSIGIEO III A v &c Il &c.
MOVED ~ the northeast corner OF EAST BAY
AND FHAStR'> WHARF where We shall be pleased
to SO our fneods and offer ur we'll assorted stock
ofGROcBRtES LIQUORS, TOBACCO. &c,
sept Il limo CLAClU> WI TIE.
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WANTEO, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part Of the city, containing hve or six
rooms, with good outbuidings and water Address
D, at this Office sept ~
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VXTANTED. A SMALL HOUSE. OR
w four rooms, near the central part of the city.
Rent will be paid promptly. Address J. L. b.. Post
Office BOX No. 800. Sept 20
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Go Reat.

YTU RENT, A HOUSE No. 139 COMING
l. STREET, containing rooms, with Kitchen.
Also. part Of q House iu Calhoun, near King. apply
at T. AN>EL's. No. 127 Calhoun street.
Sept so ~
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MOOD SERVANTS, WHITE AND COL
W ORED can be obtained by applying TO EN-
PLOYMENr OFFICE, NO. 80 Queen-street.
Aupust q
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A YOUNG MAN, OF FOUR YEARS
n business experience in this city, and capable
OF Rvi ng the best references here. desires perna-
nent situation ia some Wholesale House-t'otton
Fsctorage preferred. Address A. B. c., Boz 80.
sent / Imot
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V1JAHTED, WHITE WOMAN, WITH
w good references to Cook and Wash for q small
family. Apply at NO 27o East Bay, below Inspec
tion street 8 Sept %
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J0r Sale.

DOR sALE-THE UVDEx- IGN ED
IL Intends to dispose Of his entire stock Of
FKUIr>, StGAR., Go.. together with soda Water
Apparatus, on account OF sickness In hls family Ap
ply ioA WlLDH aaEN, NO. 403 Kina stree.
Sept 30 thu4S
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OTRAYED OR sTuLEs. f sOaI ~. 81
y hadcllff. street, o brindls colo 81 Bill Et-
RIER DOG, cara and tail not cut reward " u be
given il re urnea Sept 80
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DICKS DgPO. BKOAO->TREE Two
1kUNK or DESK vs.. which the owner
eau have by proving property and payina expenses
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-26
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August 25.-The river Il
gradually declining, with only ten inches
on Harpeth shoals. 1t is many years
since the river was so shallow. Fine
rains fell this morning in Nashville and
various parts of Davidson county. The
weather is more moderate, with the mer'
curry at 800 at two pm.
Ex-President johnson was expected
here to-day, but failed to arrive.
A report has been current here to-day
that Governor Senter intends to call the
old Republican Legislature together to
ratify the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Federal Constitution. Many Conserva'
tives say they would be glad to have him
do so. .fP c0tft
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man, asks permission to establish q
regularly licensed gambling house, to be
placed under the surveillance Of the
police, and to contribute portion Of it,
profits to the Government, and to be
managed in all respects like the gambling
houses of Baden. es sti .s,r
A number of temporary lady employees
Of the Revenue Bureau have had their
terms of service extended until January
next, and several have received perma-
nent appointments. -,.tre., iss l.s.
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How Much does it Cost 2

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1t will only cost you one dollar and
twenty-five cents to buy bottle OF Edw.
Wilders Stomach Bittsrs," which will
certainly cure you. or any Of your family,
of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. and all
species ofindigestion, Intermittent Fever,
and all periodicsl disorders. 1t will give
immediate relief in Collie and Flux. 1t
will cure Costiveness. 1t is q mild and
delightful invigorant for delicate females.
1t is Q safe ambitious Alternative and
tonic for all family purposes. It's pow
crful recuperant after the frame has been
reduced and attenusted by sickness. II
is an excellent appetizer. as well as
strengthener Of the digestive forces, and
is desirable alike as corrective and mild
cathartic. 4sa vnseUs