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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19

TIE BuRxMa OF THE SroNEwALL ENGINE
HOUSE lNpEsrIaATIoN.- .-THE NEWS OF yester-
day gave brief account Of the burning OF the
engine b yuse OF the stonewall Fire Company,
bet did not like the Courier, saw that ION open
ing The door the whole floor Was found envel-
oped IN flames. On trying to roll the engine
and hose carriage out the wheels OF both we're
found tied with ropes. Fortuustely they we're
soon cut aud the engine aud reel saved
| Yesterday morning Mr.. Orlando r. Levy,
Of the Detective Yoros, sctlng und,r lnstruc-
tions Of Assistant Engineer Alexander, pro-
ceeded to investigate the origin Of the fire.
Mr.. Wagner, son OF General Wagner, stated
| to Mr.. Levy that lie. heard the alarm OF fire
while at bus tsther's house, Immediately oppo-
siie the engine house, BE rushed over and
found two or three colored mon attempting to
pub thedoor down with plank. He then
went'back to his house, seized an axe return
cd. and broke the door open. Ga entering he
observed that the closet was on fire, but there
was no fire anywhere else.
There seemed to be quantity of rags and oil
| burning. he, with the assistance Of Some
persons who came up after the coor was bro
ken open hauled the engine and reel out. The
wheels we're uot tied In pulling out the reel,
the drag rope became tangled in the wheel and
p,ed it for moment. He observer that
the place was sec 1rsly fastened everywhere,
and thinks that the fire was not the work OK
an incendiary-probsbly occasioned. as has
frequently happened by ra.s gnawins box OF
matches, and thus causing them to ignite.
Mr. Alexander, in the absence from the city
OF Chief Engineer NaLhaus, will give the mat
| far a fnller inYastlpst ION tn-d1Y.
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THg NKws IN THE CoUNrRY.-Readers OF
TEiNKvs going to the country can receive
their hvonte paper by mail. daily, at seventy
five cents month. by addressing note. with
their subscription, 70 our publication office. q
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A Moe PARTY ,R LOBBY WoRK.-The New
York Herald says: tine Radicals In South
Carolina are in deleetable stew. 1t ls not
long since there. wss regular plug mass for
the spoiis OF the Customhouse, and it now ap-
pears from controversy growing out Of
some Misunderstanding between the leaders
OF tho party that one Of them-a Congress-
man at that's publicly prono:nced thief.
embezs.er, torger and murderer. That sty.e
OF character il just suited for choice lobby
work in Washington"
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Sumpsion

Tm MILLS HOUSE. E.-Messrs. Fraser b Bro,
who have recently leased the Mills house. are
expected to reach this city to morrow. On
their arrival they will commence making ar
raneements for putting the house in thorough
ordsr, preparatory to opening it in October.
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Nxw ,CoTTox.-There was received here YES.
terday, per South Carolina Railroad, the arst
bale OF new cotton which has reached this city
this season. Asit Was merely on its passage
TO New York. and was shipped per steamer
Saragossa, it did not change hands in this
marlstf
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BUsINess NoTIoEs.

FRHsoH CALF SHoEs.-John Commins, No.
1S1 Meeting-street, offers three cases Mems
French CALI Shoes at great sacrifice from
81 so to 81 per pair. Sold at retail.
August IA thm4
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WOULDN'T RMe HKR.-Asouug woman. who
loved young. msn very much, (which he
didn't reciprocate) aud desirii g to baYe some
thing to remember him BY, took ring off his
fuger. He had her arrested for theft. A
common sense man that. He had IN the first
instance ref1eed to ring her, but his last act
Wrung sobs f,om her bosom and tears from her
eyes.
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NEWS.

Largest Ctrcalauon--THBD DAILY NEWS
sk7re TEE SswsPAPzR OFFICIALLY RE-
coeNLzsD As HAVING rH1 LARGEST Ger
-cUlArloN IN THE 0lTY OF CHARLESToM.
euBL1sRRs TIE Aisr OF LETTERS REAALN-
ING IN THE PosroRNcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoHls
.foMs OF TIE NRR PQSroEECE LAW::
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A HBr FOB DULL TnEs fake advantage
of the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the approaching business season by hav-
ing your JOB Printing neatly, expeditiously
and cheaply done at TIE hEws Job Office, No.
149 East Bay.
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tlnuaflG,

II "A N K f. Il 5,
srocK ANo Exuh .NGE BROKERS' AND MFR.
CHANTS, wishing checks Blanks, Letter Beads, or
Job Printing Of any description c-n get their orders
6lled promptly and in the neatest s.yle, at cheap
rates, by applying at TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
A9 East Bay.
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OK JoHHsoN's IsLE.-The Winnsboro' Nevs
ssys that Major Mobley aud Lieutenant Sim
mons, sol Fairfield. |" said By q returned Con-
federate to be still on Johnson's Island, are
not Fairfield men. How about the otbers2
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OPENING. OF rHE THEATRICAL SEAsoa.-It is
expected that the thes,r,cal season will be
opened at an early day in Charleston. The
distinguished actress, Laura Keene. with her
company, has commenced her Southern tour
aud will appear 10 Raleigh next week, andmsy
be sxpected here shortly. 4s'
We learn that manager Ford. who always has
GOOD companies. desires to organize companies
TO give. 6rst. class amusements in the principal
cities Of the South. aud wishes to make per-
rnanent arrangement for the Hibernian Hall.
With his conpsuies he will have the Chapman
Sisters, aud Bishop the comedian. The Chap
man Sisters, whose beauty. grace and talent,
have been the theme OF every one who has
seen them, have prescript,ve right to the
POSITION which they now occupy. being con-
nected by, family ties on the fathers side 1.-THE
late Harry Chapman) with the Jefersons
Warrens and Marbles; and on the mothers
side with the famous histrionic family OF the
brakes. Mrs. A. Drake, their grandmoiher)
the tragic Queen OF the stage forty years ago.
ia still living in Kentucky. The professional
HISTORY CT the two sisters, Blanche and Ella,
has been one continuous success. 1t was in
Baltimore that their triumph as stars was
first consummated in the burlesques OF Alad-
in. Cipderells, Inon, Forty Thieves and other
extravas an4as.
Mr.. Bishop has been sssociate1 with the
FAIRY Sisters IN all their triumphs. HH ire
pressible and inexhaustlbls run, which seems
to grow with his growth and strengthen with
his strength, enlrvens all their entertain
ments; while his musical ear and steady devo-
ton to his profession already enable bim 10
figure br iliantly in the songs which often fall
to his lot.
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A BRIoK Yesterday afternoon a
colored man walked deliberately into the
stable-ysrd Of Mr.. Teppe, on Chalmers.street,
picked up o brick and slung it at window
Of Mr.. Augustus Habenicht smashing it and
injuri,g child. He then ran, and. though
pursuit was made succeeded in efecting his
escape. What was the cause OF this malicious
act is not known.
LATER. Officer Levy succeeded in arresing
the man at .bout eight O'Clock. He gave his
name as Isaac Knight.
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Auftisu Sales.
UNDER DECKEE IN EQUITY.
Kelly ps Young.
A. C. McGILLIVRAY.

win be sold, Tbs DAY, tho 18th day Of Au-
gust next, in front Of the Old Customhouse, at II
/ O'Clock, 4. NJ, precisely.
ALL HAT LOT OF LAND, with the buildings
RN DWELLING. With kitchen and other necessary
outbuidings, situate the City Of thatleston. In
the Slate Aforesaid. ON the northwest correr OF
Church and Water streets. known as No. 26 Church
street: buttng and bounding north on land of Geo.
4: Bryan. south on Water-street. eat on church
street. and west on lands Of Henry Mcleod, trus.
tee containing In front on thirtyhree
1881 teei more or less, western line the same, on
mort .ern south ern lines one hundred and twenty
C12dl feet more or less.
Terms-tJne .thi.d cash balance In one and two
years. secured by bond ofpurcnaser and mortgage OF
premises with interest atiate fseven per cent. per
anpum payable sennt.annuslly on the whole amount
remaining nniaid. E.W. IL. MACKEY,
kugu,t 10 th4 q. G. O.
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PAnADx.-About twenty oolored men. who
claim to be Masons. headed By . band, and
sandwched between about twenty policemen,
armedxith theu bstons. parsded through the
principal streets yesterday 1.sM.e.,.s.
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aaetisa sal.,.

The Entire Contents of the Waolesab Grocery
and Liquor Store of Mssrs. George ".
Clark q Co.. No. 116 East Bay, Corner
Faser's Wharf. q, sljDl,ar
VIM. MCKAY, Auctionaer,
Will cell THIS DAY, the 18th instant, commencing
at II O'Clock,
do. Mccarthy. cases Choice Old Bourbon, Rye,
and Scotch Whiskies, Cherry Brandy Ale, Porter
and syrups, cases Imported champagne. Uiasrs.
Extracts. Blueing, Mustard. Matches, s~gsr Min,
Barrels Vinegar, gross Bottles, Barrels and Stock
Caska, Measures, Tunnels &c, &c.
ONR DRAY, Harness and License. Signs. Window
Frames &C.. Office Furniture, cne Large Iron Safe,
Superior Mahogany Ofhce DESKS, Letter Press, &c.
One Superior Parlor Meodeon. ~
Terms cash. August 10
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TIE cHA1Iza1oa Horx1.-Ror the past two
days workmen have been engaged IN psinsiag
the external portion Of this popular hotel. When
they finish, i. will. present . handsome ;:sp--
pearance.
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N>URRs LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LOSSES. Its principal business Is with
Southern states, and to them It appeals for patrsu-
ace, Ithas ample means to fully protect pslicy-hold
ers and pay all losses.
F51OKRs.
JOHN B. GORDON, P' esid.nt.
B. H. HILL, A. q. coLQUITT, Vice Presidents.
A. AUsrELL. E. HOLLAND, Finance Committee. =.
". @. MORRIS, s. oretary.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
atlanta. Ga.-JoHs 3. GORDON, A. AusrH1L, E. ".
HOLLAND, J. F. A1ExANpER.sJ. q. oA1lIwAY, J. II.
JoHNsoN.
Athens, CAB. @. YAsosY, BENZ. Il. HILL, ROB
ERr THOMAS.
coiumbis, 8. s..o.-wADE HAkPren.
Augusta, Gao d. PMsHx EDWARD THonAs.
Madison, CAD. E. BurIK1.
Washington, Gs.-RoBKa1 TooDs.
cuthbert, CAB. j. tsuTH
Newton, GA. n. coLoUrrT.
Charlotte. N. C.-wM J,HrsFoN.
AIlendale. 8. C-B. L. :WrIIlSeHAh.
Greensboro, N. U.-W. a. CALDWELL
J. H. mILLsts, General Agent,
No. 2o7H BRoAD-srREEr, AUGUSTA Ga.
August 1s Bto i..-z 2mos- J.
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<1,.A,:LIsTuN AGuICuLT U r Al
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE.
AGRlrCL rURAL IMPLEMENTS, GARDEi
SEEDS. dc.
ELLERBE'S TRaNSPLANTER FOR SALE.
GEO. E. PINGREE,
Nc. 1Io Meeting-sreet, Charleston.
March "A 6me
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Tn DAILY NEWS Pa1os CURRENT And Con-
nRcrAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery
ct nine O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business
houses w,shing to subscribe for specified
number Of copies containing their cards. should
leave their orders al one sounting room to-day.
AL orders for ten copies and ovsr- viii be sup-
pEed G. the rate Of two and alfeents per
copy. ..
PEasonAI.-Senator Sawyer is in Washing
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LOCAL MATTERS.
/, issestass rAis nay.

= :1sSestAgs This Nay.
Howard Lodge s.sP. u.
Masonic Fair Assoeast;on. at p. II.
Hope l,saComy any. at sP.M.
Mechanics' Union, st 8 P. II.
Union League, at-P. II.
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OYT1CKR9,
w.H. PEcKHAM, President,
wM. T. HOOKER. vice-Presldent
l.. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
GA. FUDIcKAR. Superintendent
DrRHcIoR8


Hon. JoHN A. DIX. New York.
Mayor New York.
JoHs ]. CRANE, President Bank Republic.
VIZ n. vRRxIYE. Banker (Vermiye Co..
cHAsG. RookwooD, Cashier Newark Banking Com
pany.
Hon. GEORGE oPpYKE ex.Nayor of New York.
MINor G. MORGAN, Banker.
TsoMAs RIasEY, Firm Thomas Rigney b Co.
BENZ. B. HEB IAN, Treasurer New York stesm su-
gar Refining Company.
AARON ARxoLp. Firm Of Arnold, Constable Co.
RICHARD q. BOVINE, wetmore 8owne, Lawyers.
Y. HAuaHwouT, Firm E. Y. Hsughvout Go.
VIZ wuKENs, Firm of ". Wilkens & Co.
JrIIus u. PRATT. Merchant.
WM WRIGHT, Merchant
CHAs J. .TARR, Merchant
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
GEO. W. CuYLEa, Banker, Palmyra, NY
GEO. 7. HOPE, President Continental 'Fire Ssur.
ance Company. : -
JOHN g. >HE- WOOD Park Place.
WALTON H. pEcKRAx, Corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty.tbird-street.
EpwARr q. WRIGHT, Newark, MI.
dEo. " FARLEE, Counsellor. Il
". L. CooswELL, Merchant.
GEORGE KEiii,
GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
DR.. T. PEENSTJERNA, Examining Physician.
Il. IssERTEL.
GENERAL, AGENT FOR CHARLESTON.
,Id1oe No. 265 King-street.
CHARLESTON, g. O
January12 II pao Tyr
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Naatatis1 z3itsets.


"a. .-.r:T -. az -.!-ls a.. ...-r.
IL ss :, -" i
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.f-.
A alon1ovs 0HAHen.
THAT ANY sIok MAN SURVIVED THE
treatment Of afty years syo. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to kin.
The lancet, calome, canthartdies and drastic pur-
sstives we're then the order Of the day. The ply
.f@f..
sielan psyed into the hands Of the apotheoary, and
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning.
noon and night with prostrating medicines. We
i've in a more rational aud conscientious era. The
Importance OF supporting Nature 10 its conflict
With disease L. now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated BY
artificial depletion. They are met with ToNIos
thsk rsHy tie ritsl powers and enable them to de-
feat s snsmy. Chief among these allies Of Nature;
In Its battles with sickness, 10 ~
| PLANTATION BlTTERs.
This wonderful vegetable restorative Is tho sheet.
anchor of the feeble and debiuts.ed. As cordial
for the aged and dacrepid 1t has no equal among
stomachlos As remedy for the nervous weakness
10 which tho tender sex are especially subject It Is
superseding every other sHmulant and nerVine.
In all climates, tropical, temperate fisld Its acts
as specific In evey species Of disorder which un.
dermipes tho bodily strsngth and breaks down the
animal spirits. Wherever it is introduced II be-
comes . standard arasls-a medicinal staplA Drug.
sists although thsirp proAt upon IL is small, and it
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries. and 70, which nobody will
accept substitute. It is to-day the most popular
me liainsi in the civilized world. E1ttsSHelY 80 !"
is advertised its best advertisement is the beneficial
result which uniformly follows Lis use Every bottle
sold insures the sale of at least hafa dozen more.
Unlike other stimulants it braces and forties the
system without exciting undue cerebral action.
|
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WANTED HEB HusBAND.-Yeslerday morning
a colored woman visited Justice Mackey and
requested HIM to restore her husband. She
stated that he had married her several months
ago. and. after living with her shsrt time,
came TO Charleston and married another
woman, and month ago deserted her, went
up the country, and again married. The JUS
tice stated that the law did not provide for
restoring runaway husbands. but gave the wife
the privilege Of prosecuting her lord If he oc-
cupled that relation TO second woman with
ont having procured divorce from the first.
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THE ca LIMA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Memphis, Tennessee.
President, MI. wTcKs, President Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
vi'e-president, J. I. PETIT.
secrtary, ". r. BOYLE.
Capital. ......'.'....$sVO.VOO.
Accommodations. ..............9 .9545,0OO.
OVER THREE THOUSAND POLICIES ISSUED
since September 1857. -,
Agents desired throughoutthe State.
Ri. MAGILL, No. 65 Brosd-street
General Agent for South Carolina
Auoust 16 mth1mo
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARIEs1oN News, the circulation OF
svhich is sbout twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
pest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
Who want houses or apartments, or have them
10 rent; who want OF who Offer board and lodg-
ise; 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 ADvEh-
r1sxnxsrs p,synseas for which must invariably
be made nhen he order Is giuen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. eovernessos, tutors, work.
men, mechanics bcuso-servants. porters, shop
Soys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted OF to
let; articles lost or found; houses. shops. ohaces
and warehouses wanted or 20 let, and misoella-
oeous wanis Of all kinds. ~r
For each insertion OF advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exceeding TH7EE LraRs or 20 words. cents
foua LINES or 80 words. ....4o
Irvr LINES or 10 words.
All Advertisements 10 be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at The
NEWS Office bv 9 P. III. r.
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3aDnrau.t.

q uG II h q KN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PURELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Asset. July L, 1869. .s51e. .oeo
DIVIDEND FORTY PRR CENT.
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DHVTUGRAPH COLi'RING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE pHoToaRA pHs
tinted With care and taste can have their orders
promptly Oiled by leaving them at Holmes' Book
House. Written directions should 10 each ease be
given as to tbs style of coloring pieterred.
july IS 3moa%
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Gao. W STEPHENS

Gro. W STEFFENS s
VIII sell. before his Store. No 80 vendue Range.
THIS DAY sshakpsst O'Clock,
40 packages BUTrER
20 boxes Factory Cheese
20 ,ierces 4. @. BANS
800 shoulders
10 bbls Picked Phys Heads
90 boxes starch lsIs.J
so hoxes Candles ..ay
s bbls. WhIskey, &C., &c. x s.
Terms cash. August ~
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Range of Thermometer at tho News
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Zen retdsn lsbmt9en 8rten Der Big Wpoe5. @eipe 5drte
uno S~p!tanotse 0prm tewertlteateey baB ct in jepe,n Bpben
rein bleibt
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ben rnter Datum beS "a. Sanuar: vSerren 2arama9, Ger
rtne u. g.: g3ertbe 5erren g(ot elmer erinpli@en prpte
sae eS @teinen @Hus eiebtber Sen 6. &. @errfne
Ytlu9 ubertrtftt, ano bab mir ME ene anbere Gprte
9Fuee hattea NIT benen unfsre 8unpen 10 sufrieben maren."
5pSmer u. Sub1pr, 8armineton, beseu.
gen: .......... n@te ubertrcFen ale aubsrn tw Gtpppe1 UNI
~.perfen."
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uglppb Yt0e" eebpbsn %iperben; lie befe9en aus n,ebtcintib
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unb ten anberes, peun man &rantbetten nit Grfule BE-
~fannpfen min. - Scents u. gprbpn uab No9es, 9ett II. eo'
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bauernb bur6 u~Jtpbat's Blupb puriier" unb uBlppb Ytas'
esbeilt neroen. Sober Jlalae unb @dadta fno eeuaue &C.
braudS anpeifungen %tetsefIgt. - Scents u. Gprbpn uni
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