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stock to certain members sof Congress, anu
the idea that this stock was either given OF
sold at q nominal price to them is streng'n-
eued by Mr.. Ames's statements in iet-
ters to McCombs. He says in one place:
81 have used this where it will pro-
oduce most good to US, I think" Else
where he says: 81 have assigned, as iat
81 have gone, four from Massachusetts; oue
ofrom New Hampshire; one Delaware; one
'sTennessee; one.half Ohio; two PennsylVa-
"nia; one Indiana; one Maine; and l nave
sthree to place." These statements TAKEN
in connection with the list OF names given
by Ames to McCombs, and given by NC
Combs to the court, are the origin OF tne
strong and damaging suspicion which res1s
upon the Congressman mentioned IN Tue
list. II Mr.. Ames can clear them from Inc
ugly charge which he has himself ias1eneo
upon them, let him do 30. He certainly mas
not done it yet
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Charles ton Looming Up.

It Is pleasant to feel that the false, and
In many cases, malicious reports which
have 30 long clouded the real progress
which Charleston, in spite Of the incubus OF
carpet-bag rule, has been steadily maklng'
are at last giving way before the irresistible
logic OF facts. The wonderful start onward
which this city has taken within The last
twelve months, is too striking to have es-
capped the attention OF the country. me
North american, the leading commercial
journal of Philadelphia, iorcibly remarks:
1.-THE most prosperous city In the South ap-
pears to be Charleston. Her exports for the
year ending August 81 were $S7, 2T5, 0oc, four
or five times as much as in ls66-66. The
trade In rice, sea island cotton and fertilizers,
all centres in Charleston and is Increasing year
by year. The burned district is being rapidly
built up, and the blocks and residences are
going up all over the CITY,"
The facts cited by our Philadelphia con-
temporary are but isolated links In the chain
OF evidence which, as shown again and
again in these columns, entities Charleston at
this time 10 rank foremost among the sea-
ports Of the South. In q lightning age like
that in which we live, New Orleans Is much
too. remote from the great routes OF ocean.
traffic to hope to retain the sceptre which she
has welded ir the past All the signs pointto
our own majestic old tHCiiy blythe Sea" as the
future grand outlet and entrepot OF the com
merce OF the Cotton States. II Charleston,
cursed as she is by the most ubiquitous State
Government OF modern times, has been able
to achieve 30 much, what may she not hope
for in the future, when her political destinies
shall be controlled by the same spirit OF
progress and honorable ambition which now
shapes her commercial fortunes?
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A Fated Throne.

It Is somewhat remarkable that during
the last two hundred years no King or EN-
peror was succeeded by his son on the French
throne. Louis XIV followed his father, Louis
XIII, on the throne in l643. he was Sac-
ceeded by Philip OF Orleans, his nephew as
regent for Louis XIV, q minor, great-grand-
son OF the great Louis. he again was iol-
lowed by his grandson, Louis XVI, who was
guillotined. Next came the Republic n
the first Empire. Upon the Restoration,
it was Louis XVIII, brother OF the murdered
sixteenth, who reinaugurated legitimacy.
He was succeeded by his brother, Charles <,
and he again by his cousin, Louis PHILIPPE.
Again Republic and Empire, but still no
father succeeded by bis son.
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MnsiraI Books.
TEACHER,s AND OHoRIsTER'ss LIST
OF TIN

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- ." OF q
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sPARKLING RUBIE4I :.
Let all the Sabbath Schools try It, Its Spark
ling GEM of Song will be appreciated BY, every
child. Price, IS cents. ~e,..:ss. =
HOUR OF sINGINGIe
For High Schools. Fall Of the best. music, A.
ranged In 2, 8 or 4 parts. Widely used. PRICE, 81.
just PUBLISHED, Q 90
GEMS OF STRAUSS!
2a6 large pages, full OF the best Strauss Music.
Price, 50 so. z,r.@
PILGRIMS HARPi
A perfect Nultum In Parvo. Very large pumber
or the best tunes for Social Religious Meetings.
Price, 90 cents. !is'aa
The above books sent postpaid, for the ressA
price, with the exception Of TIE STANDARD, speci'
men copies OF which will be mailed tpost.paid) for
the present, for 81 rs.
OLIVER DGTs0N 4 CO., Boston.
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sep14aw1yrpkw
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Tho Prince OF Humbugs In Guest OF
Southern Dollars.

A telegram. to The NEWS from the te-
powned Snowman, P. T. Barnun, requests
us to announce that his Great Snow VIII
visit all the principal cities and towns Id
the South during the coming winter. Bar
mum is no ordinary humbug, and his present
Show is said to be the chef deuore OF a
loag life devoted to catering to the uma
appetite for the wonderful. 1t is likely to
completely dwarf, by comparison, all tne
other mammoth shows which have been wont
to spread their canvas on the Citadel Green
and illuminate our dead walls with thelr
blood-curdllng posters. Barnum bets Oh
Greeley.
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DLANTATION FOR SALE - GREAT
Il B~ARGAIN-PORT ROYAL RAILROAD
Tue subscriber. being about to leave the State,
the "Yeoman'sT Tract" situated In Bsrnwell Coun.
ty, near Jackson,s Branch, waters OF Lower
Three Runs, containing 9l9 acres.
The line OF the Port Royal Railroad is In close
proximity to 1t, and the splendid Uircular Saw
Ml' OF Dr.! y. Miller not more than q mile from
the richly.ttmbered portion OF the estate.
There are about 200 acres cleared, producing
splendid crops OF cotton and corn.
Last year 4 comfortable frame houses were
erected by the proprietor on the outer edge OF the
body Of timber, and the locality Ia remarkably
healthy.
The tinbered portion (7l9 acres) presents az
nne a oody OF virgin forest as the eye can meet
with In this State, varying from the smallest sized
cap TIMBER TO the largest ranging Size.
10 ralr0ad contractors, lumbermen and tur.
pentlne d~lstil!ers, no finer opportunity has ever
been presented OF realizing q fortune, as they
nave the option OF shipping to Savannah or Port
Royal, either by water or rail-.
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber,
or 70 d. ID. THOMPSON, Esq. Attorney at Law,
Winston, SO. Ca. In whose hands are the titles.
Milllston, SO. Ca, August 1st, 1872.
SPECiAL NoTiCE.-The above Lands will be
sold by Public Auction. without fall. on Sales Day
November next, at Blackville Courthouse, In said
State and County, In Lots OF 100 acres and up.
wards, to suit purchasers.
Terms or Sale-One.halr cash; balance on
twelve months credit, with interest at twelve
cent, and mortgage to secure purchase
money. B. N. MILLER.
Bep9-1m0
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Bowen's Ticket.

But one opinion is expressed by our citl-
zeus as to the generally infamous character
of the county ticket put In nomination by
Bowen's Convention OF ''True Republicans. "
Next week We shall see whether the Mac
key wing OF s'The Party" entertain the same
sort OF idea OF 'reiorm" as their an,iable an
.tagonists.
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Removals..

DEMOvALI WOULD RESPECTFUL
III LY inform my friends and the public gen.
orally that / have removed from No. 40 Charlotte
street into Meeting street, one door north OF Cal.
hOun street.
have Just received from New York an assert
ment Of Clocks, Watches. Jewelry, Specracles,
EYEGLASSES, Guards, Chains, &C.. &C., which I
offer at q small advance on manufacturers
prices.
Repairing, ss usual, one.thIrd less than the
King street nouSeB. E. J. MASTERMAN,
Matchmaker and JewelIer,
Meeting street, corner Calhoun.
Hep24futhsSs
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Enrmr1er Resorts.

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No; No., 81
M ". MONUMENT STREET, BALI os,o as.
t mDi situated in one OF the most eligible
ccopsaSuently well adapted for q Summer Resort
being comparatively cool IN mld amd nths, 1 eas.
veniences on every fioor, Ia now open for the re.
ception OF those contemplating q tour q pleaso!s
the coming season. The cars run WITHIN . S99ans
OF the house. Coaches at AL the st8aons. ~.
WESTO0TT, Proprietor. Juno-suos
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MunitiuaI Notices.

aTY HALL: OFFICE OF CLERK OF
no o. oUNol CHARLESTON, $. O., sEPTEM-
o. ,n,a ocsna - Estimates will be received
o. .n1s oiaee until Tuesday. October ], at 4 P. H.,
ior iepairing the Charleston College Building as
p ~ ae ! plans and specifications in City En-.
sinmoHneaaas Snce. ". W. SIMONS,
'epI"n''a' Clerk Of Council.
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The Columbia Union Is unhappy lest
the Democrats of South Carolina should
conclude, after all, to put out q third State
ticket in the field.
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3pint 5tnrk Gpmpanp.
Professional

DR. r. B. HEWITT,
OrF1oz ooRNRa GEoRa N ANsoN sT1s,sTs,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.,
Dan be consulted on the following diseases, and
diseases Of q kindred nature, free Of charge.
and 10 strict confidence. Charges mode
rate and within the reach Of all. OF.
nee hours from 9 A. n. to 7 P. n:
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
In all arthritic complaints, as rheumatism, CONT
neuralgia, DC, this practice is almost PERCY
\ The most intense palms are almost instantly re
lieved, enormous swellings are reduced, %
| which have been contracted and stin for yearf
I are relaxed. Gases OF twenty, thirty and forty
years. standing have been cured by me alter all
\ other means have failed. r.u
A great accemplishment Ia my triumph over
H pain by which ] can often, IN q few. moments,
\ soothe and carry Oh the most excrnclatn2 SUI.
ferings. II This system did nothing more than
TO relieve pain, 1t would stand superior to any
,- CATARRH.
| ssopped.up Head, Running Of the Nose, constant
Hawking and Splitting, constant Blowing
90, irof the Nose.
Thousands suffer from chat most annoying, dis
| agreeable and Offensive complaint, Catarrh, with
out knowing what It is. Often the eecr. ted mu'
cous, moving down the throat, clogs up the lungs
and lays the foundation for consumption.
The most skilful physicians fail to cure It.
l cure any case Of obstruction. stoPped,up
head, discharges or RreeIisn, thick. thin or glslfy
mucous from The nose, internal or external, pain
or fullneBs between the eyes, constant blowing OF
the nose, Inflammation OF the nasal passages,
liberation Of schuoidertsn membrane, &c, In the
/ course OF Q few days.
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness. Noises in the Head, otorrhes,
onris discharges from the Earl Paralysis
OF Auditory Nerve. :
lam daily treating all affections OF the ear With
| the most gratifying RESULTS. Some who have paid
| aurists nearly $1,000 without benent, nave 0een
cured by me In o few weeks at q moderate OK
pense.
Mercury, ipjudlciously used, has filled the earth
with wrecks Of humanity. Thousands 8uner lr0m
its effects who have been unconsciously dragged
by their physicians. IL IL vain TO attempt me
cure OF the majority Of diseases while 1t femainsin
the body. Although I have heard OF several so.
cslled antidotes for mercury IN the human oooy'
l have never yet Seen a physician VINO coulo
eliminate IL from the system.
can satisfy any patient or physician tnas
can absolutely abstract mercury, lead, zinc, and
other mineral puisons In every case.
CANCERS.
Noli.me.TsnRers, Lupuse, Or Wolf Cancer, Scir.
rhus Cancer, Fuagous Cancer, Rose Cancer
epider Cancer.
make a great specially In the treatment OF
every description OF Cancer and Tumors.
How many Cancers and Tumors are wr0ng1auy
treated by certain chsrlatanH styling themselves
s.Cancer Doctors" .
After being pronounced incnrabls, l will take
sny one OF these cases In hand and make 9 per-
Nv terms for treating Cancers, &C., VIII be
based On the age and condition OF .ee fsuens'
and the positive certainty OF cure. eepsl
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Drnqs anh Mehinnes.

nR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU.
~ j.. AATIO SYRUP. -.
Warranted under oath never IN hovo ,o,,oa O.,
cure. $500 Certificates or testimonials OF cura.
including Rev. O. II. Ewing. Media Penusylyania:
Key; I .ps Eai; seggs' Fails q sehuylkiM. Philadel:.
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy. FranSford.
Philedelphia; Doctor jennings and Doctor walton,
Philadelpiiai Hon. ! v. Greeley, member Con.
gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Gam.
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. warranted 20 cure or money refunded.
DE-. GEO. OAUL1ER, Agent,
july1-1yr Oharleston. s.. o,
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ITO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE CONTAIN
ING four rooms, 10 rear OF Lot No. 1lS CAL
houn street. Apply at No. 11S calhoun street.
aen1Q-At
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN CO.
LUMBlA FOR SALE.-We arc Offering at
private sale two large and commodlous Brick
and Metal.rO0fed WAREHOUSES; situated on
GerYais street, near the DepOts OF the %Greenville
and Columbia. South Carolina, and Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta Railroads. Both these
warehouses are In good repair, have large lots at.
tached, and, as q safe investment, no better Oh.
portunity was ever afforded. For terms, DC,
apply TO ARTHUR d BOONE, Attorneys at Law,
Columbia, 8. q. Bep2l.I2
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
MODIOUS Building. No. l4s East Bay. re.
centIy occnpied an the Publication Office OF TIE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Coffee
House. For terms, &C., apply at the once or
TEE Nrwa. No. 10 Broad street. tep28
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EOR SALE.-JUST RECEIVED, FORTY
IL head Of nne Horses and Mules. May be
seen At the Subscribers Stables, Queen street.
P. WEST. eep26-Ss
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE STORE AND
and Room, No. lol Meeting street; also, ele.
CANT Apartments, with or with. ut board. Apply
On premIseg. sep28-l*
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r OST OR STOLEN, A BLACK AND
TANNED TERRIER DOG, for which a suit
able reward will be paid. apply at No. l28 Meet.
inc street. Bep28-l*
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Cost ann 5onnh.

r OST, A CANARY BIRD, FOB WHICH
q reward will be paid, II returned to No. 126
wentworth street. sep28.2H
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lust ARRIVED, FROM KENTUCKY,
d q lot OF fine Horses and Mules. For sale for
cash or city acceptance, at "Hookaday's Stables -
by HI TERRlLL- sep26-6r
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r. OST, A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND
IL PUP, with a white spot on back Of neck and
forehead, white stomach and lower nmbs. "A
liberal reward VIII be paid for It's recovery at No.
I0I Heetiae atreet. sep2s-1H
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ID UTLEDGE AVENUE SEMINARY.

ID UTLEDGE AVENUE SEMINARY.
This Institute re.opens on TUESDAY, October !.
at the northwest corner OF Calhoun street ana
Rutledpe Avenue. Young ladies and children IN:
struoted In all the branches OF an Engish. ana
Classical education. Parents desiring Inc tnoI.
omch inslrnction of their children without send.
ING them abroad, will DO well to consider Inc
claims OF this Institute upon the public patronage.
Full Justice Is done to the pupils npon inc most
uenoI -swasm1s Principal.
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A RRIVED AT HORRIS d HOGAN'S
n STABLES, No. 500 King street, q nne lot Of
HORSES N MULES. Cheap for cash or city
acceptance. Another lot will arrive on Friday
next, 9th instant aep26.4s
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MATCHED HORSES, SINGLE HORSES,
Saddle and Draft Mares and good medium
Mules, just arrived at R. 0AKAAN'S Stable,
Church street. sep2i-8s
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EOR SALE, TWENTY.HORsE POWER
Stationary ENGINE AND BOILER, In fair
order. Price, $500. Also, g lot OF SNAFT1NG,
Pqlleys, DO, at q bargain. CAMERON, BARK.
LEY d co. aug22 thstu
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ENOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
IL J. HENRY OFTEN, son Of the late Henry
OIjeD, for Seventy five Dollars. VIII be sold at q
discount at HENKE d MULLER'S. 8ug27
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ITO RENT, THREE ROOMS, WITH A
i Kitchen Room; water on the lot. Apply at
20 Rasel street. sep27 ~
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INFANTS EMPLOYMENT, A STRICTLY
w sober aud trustworthy Man. Has some
knowledge OF business generally, and would act
az Waterman, collector or porter In bank, count.
ipg-house or store, or any other legitimate 0nsk-
ness that would enable him to support his family.
Can give the best OF reference as 70 character and
capaoility. Address "citlzen," NEWS ONCE.
sep27-4F
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Gnnratlndal.

MHEs EXERCISES OF MISS MAR
STALLS SCHOOL will be resumed on
TUESDAY, October lsr, at northwest corner Meet.
ing anu Reid streets. gep28-2%
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GTRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE,
Kalmis Berry. raised by Mr.. ]. q. Johnson,
which took prize at our Floral Fair In the spring.
Plants BY the 1000 at low prices, at the South
Carolina Seed and Agricultural Warehouse, No.
1853 King street, Sign Plough. BLUM Il MILLER.
sep11-tbs4
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HAY FOR SALE IN BALES OR LOOSE,
III In any quantity to suit purchasers, at the
following prices: loose, 81; baled, 81 Is. Deliv.
cred on Sulllvan's Island. 81 so per cBt. Apply to
W. HUNT, No. AZ Market street, or at the Four.
Mile House. sepl3.Stuth7s
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Mem p%nbIiratinns.

TYMNAL OF THE CHURCH.
We are prepared to furnish the "HYMNAL'a a.
the lowest Introduction prices. A. variety or
STYLES. Prices 200, 400, 8oc, 76c, 81 and upwards.
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BOARDING..

GOOD BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
T Rooms. upon reasonable terms, at No. II
Broad street. bay Boarders accommodated at
short notice. sepI8
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CLASSICAL MATHEMATICAL, ENG.
LIsH AND FEENOH ACADEMY, No. 80
BULL STREET.-THE Exercises Of the Eighth
Annual Session Of this Institute VIII De com.
menced TUESDAY, October /. Circulars may De
had at the principal BOOKSTORES ana at tne resi'
L W. Il. TARRANT, n. D.,
oonoa -mwamtn6 Principal.
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WANTED, A SITUATION TO COOK
w and wash for 8 small family, py = me,
spectacle white woman. Address 'C'V .enos,i"
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WANTED TO RENT. A HOUSE WITH
w fonr or nva rooms and good yard, In
veesiern or northwestern portion OF CITY; a.
draaa HAYNE d SON toP-o-L
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G D.

A GENTS, WANTED.
The Master Spirits OF the World, and The Trea.
sure House of America. The Great Book OF the
Year. Agents report sales OF % to 100 copies In 9
]. ". GOODSPEED,
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, SC. Louis. New
Orleans. sep24+9mos
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JOHN LAURENS'S BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND CHILDREN will reopen October lst, at No.
wentworth treet. Hep28-lS
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WANTED, A SERVANT GIRL, TO
w mata heroeIr generally useful. Apply at
No. so smith street, one door north Calhoun
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Dal1ts.

COOK WANTED. "A WHITE COOK,
" fGerman prererred,) TO cook only. APPiy ~
No. Rutledge avenue. oeP-o
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For Galk.

PAVILION HOTEL STABLES, SOCIETY
II STREET, NEAR KING. has Just received
several first class CARRIAGES; also; q HEARSE,
or finest quality and latest style. Railroad,
Steamboat and Funeral Calls attended TO prompt.
ly. P. LEE, Proprietor. sep2s-fs
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THO RENT, HOUSE CORNER OF MEET.
ING and Society streets; good location.
Terms low to 8 good tenant. Apply TO HART
20, Hayne street. Rep2A-tuth83"