The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 07, 1867, Image 2
NEWS BUMMAipfi
Cotton c! .soil in Non York yesterday at S7c. for
Middling Uplands, and gold at 13CJ.
Cotton in Liverpool at 2 P. M. yesterday bad
Sallen to Hill Jd.
Mrs. dov. E?HB has received a bracelet of gold
mid diamonds from ber husban l's admirera.
fc-Gon. Bonner E. LEE is nominated for tho Ftvai
doucy by tho EvanBvilto (Indiana) Vally Sentinel.
A grand German "Siengorfcst" is to bo hold this
.month at Wtterlown, Wisconsin. It will last for
.tbroo ua;.?i.
1 It ts stati i that Mad":o PATTI, from 2?0 repre?
sentations lo Pr-'", jas Just cleared no less than
'$512,000, ingold, au averago of $2230 from oach
performance.
'. Au East Cambridge establishment slaughtered
60,000 hogs, cured 100,000 hams, and manufactur?
ed 6000 barrels of lard oil last year. They employ
about ono hundred hands.
Tho Lynchburg Virginian says that a small lot
cf tobacco nts sold in that city lately which was
sixteen y eau old, hoing part of tho crop of 1851. It
Yfan entirely lound and snoot.
; ' A Bomen Catholic paper, May ll, announces In
? thoso terms tho "miracle" of Ht. JANUARIUS at
Naples : "Ycstordty, ofter twenty-eight minute?
'of prayer, tho prooious blood of tho saint was per?
ceived to bennie gradually liquefied."
m Mr. JOHN Porer, so woll and favorably known to
'tho old Aavi(ue.?of tho Park Theatre, h aa Just died
in England at tho ago of sixty-seven, lio was, in
bis youth, an excellent Hinger, and appeared at thc
Thoatro Hoy ?I, Drury Lane, in 1B17, contempora?
neous with 1'.nit UN LI KEAN. .
... In restoring a building at Stanz, in Switzerland,
? a beautiful fresco painting has boon discovered,
representing tho descent from tho oioss and tho
.ilopOditof OuniBT lu tho tomb. Tho pict ure was
'executed in 1570. The colors aro still frosh, and
? indeed it is altogether iii good preservation.
Tho Connecticut Logislaturo takes it easy. It
"meets at noon on Tuesday, and at niuo A: M. on
\,Vfecjnesday, Thursday and Friday, adjourning al
.one P? M. on tho latter day. This arrangement h
made to onablo lcs-im???'-" *- ?
A dispatch from Petroleum Contro on Saturday
eaya: "Aleniblollroianow raging in tho uppci
ond of that town, and about thirty-tlvo or fort]
Louee? bavo bcou burned. Every effort is boin(
.made to stay tho Hamos, and it is impossiblo to cs
. lima tc tho loss."
I In tho freq city of Bremon a singular diatom o
? taxation 'prevails. Tho ti ove ruinent ann um iee i
' tho Bum that it requires, and a chest is pieced ii
tho town house, to which every lax payer bringi
tho proportion which ho judgos it right for him li
pay. Tho amount of lax received bas never fail?
, to surpass tbo est?malo of tho publio necessities,
' Tho salmon-flsliors at Camden, Maine, havi
? made a good haul of fish. Tho Hochland Demacra
i says thirty boxos of salmon, making uouio 3,501
poonda, were shipped from that place by stearne
Katahdin, at fifty couts per pound. Thoeo fiel
will bring some $1,750, whioh is al handsome sun
for, ono shipment.
Major General BimxaFtEU) sent off three bun
, . ilred rocruiUi lo California by a mail stoonioi fron
Now York on Saturday, under tho nhargo of Cou
. ctol JEFF. C. DAVIS. It is understood that mor
Cl recru it H ard ri netted to fill Uro requisition a for Cali
forma. Two or throe hundred more will bo soo
by tho nOXl steamer.
Tho Now Yorkora oro to hero an extraordin?r;
musical e?tertainr?ontin Jnnc; tboro will bo ni net;
In tho orchestra; sixty-five iu tho military baud
thirty in a drum corps, and tito Hm monia Socioty
with hundreds of voices, besides noarly nil th
eminent eoloists, pianists, and violinists, bofup
the public.
EIN?BST, tko preacher, who aonio time ag<
whipped hid child to death, and was imprisonci
for a long timo, was recently granted a now trial
Tho jury, however, failed to egree, standing to
for acquittal and two for conviction, and Ihoy wer
accordingly diBch'orgod. Tho prisonor thoo plea
guilty of m? i isl aug hter 1.1 tho fourth degrco, an
waa sentenced by tho court to pay a flue of tw
hundred and fifty dollars.
General F. P. BLATA, Gcuoral SWFJON and D;
WLLTTE, United Slates Pacific Ballway Commissioi
ers, woro in Pt. Josoph, Mo., on thu 25tb. Thc
nave boon on a tour of inspection over tho Ouial
brauch of Hie Pac Ile Railroad to a point tim
hundred and lorty-fivo miles west. They raper
twenty hours staging of Denver, within a fowdayi
A few days ago Mr. FnANEt-oi STUAJI.NB sold foi:
acres and a half of tho old Powbattan placo, o
Jamos lb ver, a few milos bolow. Richmond, for tb
largo sum of nine thousand dollars. Tho part
purchasing represented a company of capitaliab
who propose to enter at au carly day upon th
manufacturo of tiro-proof bricks at that poinl
from which shipment may be easily made.
It is all?ger! that cholera has already made lt
appearance on tho lowor Mississippi. Kevon
cases aro reported to have occurred nt Helena, Al
kansas, about SO miles below Memphis, and th
country is roported to bo' in a slate of alara
Memphis and other largo river towns aro propai
ing diligently tra?n?t tho insidious cnomy. Clean
linosH, tompcrtneo and quietness of spirits aro th
best preparations against cholera.
Tho fino ?tatu? of TIIOV.AH H. BENTON, whicl
bas boon ou storago in St. Louis for Hovero
months, ii at list to bo erected in a suitable place
Tho Board of Improvement of Lafayette Par
hiivo proposed to tho commissioners of tho statu
to oroct tho monument in Lafayette Pork, at th
expense of tho board, and tho proposition ha
been accepted, Tho statue is lifo aizo, and wa
made by Miss 'HAn'nurr Hosuxn sumo years agc
It is pronounced a fino specimen of art.
Tho Britisli and Foreign Biblo Booie ty oircnlatoi
two million time hundred and'eighty-three thou
sand th roo hundred and eighty copies of tho Bibi
and portions of tho Biblo, during tho last yoai
From tho comsieucomontof, tbo Sncioty, fifty-tw
million copies bavo been distributed by kimbo
sometica which have sprung from it or have bott
. aided by it. Tkeso bavo been printed in ona bur
drod and uovcoty language?, and lu trro hnndro
and thirteen duTereut versions. .
Upon thc borders of Chocequako dreok, wblo
empties into tho Bari tan Bay, of Now Jersey, larg
dovolopuicuta htvo lately boon made of a inatorii
for combustion, little known in thisfcountry, bc
long used in Kuropo, and woll known as lignito, o
brown coal. Lignito is about half tho weight c
milbrae! to coal, burns with a strong, qnick fiann
and is especially useful for generating steam sn
for smelting purposes. Tho dopoait? in quostio
arc very extensive. The fuol has boon analyze
and tested with tho best results, and is about ht
lng introduced into uso.
Tho Bichmond papers of Tuesday bring tho tel
Of (len. SCUOFIELO'S registration order (No. 34) i
?winch ho decide? who is disfranchised. Wo ba?
already printed tho ordor in our telegraphic co
limns, sud although we can hardly concur "with tl.
hitpakk m thinking that it ie "aa clear aa Mi
STAKSDEnnv/a Opinion was muddy," wo can havo n
di.ubi whatever as to tho mistake Of tho Kram int
in constraint; it ao as to diafranchiao nil but aboi
0,000 men in Virginia. Tho Wit ig bas no con
maits, and tho laines rcsorvos its opinion fe
another time. The order in tho main is base
upon BTAMBDXEBT'B opinion.
Ono of tho engravings most popular in tl
homes of Um working classes and peasantry i
Franco represents NapoutON I. in his woll-know
gray overcoat, and a young eontinol crossing h
bayoud beforo kim, and saying : "Even if ye
were tho petit corporal himself, yon could ni
fasal" JEAN Coi.ucnE, tbo soldier to whom tbi
Baying is attributod, has just died at Goua
(Boino-ot-Maruo) at tho ago of. eighty-eight, ll
received tho crow of tho Legion of Honor on tl
12th March, IBU, and a tow years back, bavin
vlsted tho Palace of Fontainbleau, was accordod
porndon by Ibe Ktnperor and Empress,
Tbroo mon, Ctptain JOHN MIKES, MOXEB at
BENET LAWSON, oro to sail from tho Now Yoi
Battery to Brett, om Southampton, on one
PXBST'S lifo rafts-twonty-flve foot long, two!
and a half foot wido, and drawing six inohoa
, , water. It is riggod ont for a long voyage, and h
five sails, with a canvass tent for a cabin. It
provided with twclvo gulla poroha water tani
containing seven 'gallons oach, has a small nanti
stove for making toa and coffee, and canned pi
visions su (lie i eat for a thirty days' voyago. It w
take along a ten! CT raft of smaller tl i mons i on? (
foet long), which ls to servo as a sort of lifo-bc
lu tau of ace iden t to the main raft.
The President has appointed the following Bon
of Visitors to tho United States Military Aoarior
' for tho year 1BG7: Ci?nos W. Busixion, Es.
Vpn Hampshire, Bon. N. A. THOMPSON, Masasofa
colts; Dr? F. VWTON, New York; Rev. Hzmtt 8:
GEA, Maryland; Professor W, C. Kann, North Cai
Una; Bon. J AMIS n. OAMPDIM., Booth Carolii
.JHOTA. Jon* BILL, Georgia; Professor j# K^DUIC
Ohio} Hon; Hirx?iAn WRLLS, Mlcblgan; ?R.
, GtoaiJS J?. 1*AOOUK, Iowa; Gen. BEHM H. Brau
Hinno iota; Rrmunn CnENKBT, i Esq., Cali fori.
. Gon. T. M. HABULH, Weet- Virginia; Bon. f.
.1 MoOoaaiJS, NoTA'1?; Bon. E. H. ADOAMA?, Lori
ana. Tho Board convened on Tuesday,
C U Kitti N T TOPICS.
UEIIABD and GORDON CrwKiKo aro, in danger of
luoing Uiolr laurels. Tbcr.0 is a now HOD killer ant.
in ibo shxpe of a Frenchman, na mod BrrrouiLt.K,
employed in tho topographical Borrico. Doing
lately in Mio neighborhood i?? SuusaDraa, ho waa
informed that a lion bad carried off an ox Ibo pre?
ceding nigbi. Lio prepared bis arm?, and took up
a position in tho dusk behind a tbicket, at about
ftftcenyr 'la from Ibo remain? of tho ox. Ata'out'
two in thu morning tho lion appeared and recom?
menced its ropast, when tho sportsman took Ibo
opportunity to diBcbargo two spborioal balls into
its body. Tito animal full without a Bound, but
immediately roso, and staggered along for Borne
littlo distance and again dropped dead. It meas?
ured nenri) (niuo feet, and waa supposed to bo
about 13 years old. A few days latei M. DrrourxxK
weut out on another expedition in tho samo locality,.
Laving learnt that a lioness and two lions worocom
miliog great ravages every night. Having entered
tho forest which thu animals frequented, be
fastened an old maro to a trco as a bait, and then
pouted himself bebind Bomo thick bushes. He had
not boon there long teforo a noiao was beard In
tbe thicket, and a magnificent lion tnado its ap
poaranco, advancing with,precaution,and passing
within a few yards of tho marksman, who was mi?
chie to tako aim at tho moment, from his rifle he?
ine; entangled in Ibo brushwood. Tho animal then
uiado a circuit round tho maro, lickod tts lips,
and crouched down for tho purpose of making tho
fatal spring, when tho sportsman, from about forty
yards' distance, fired, aud lodged two halla in ila
right n ?du. Thc animal gave a torriflo roar, and,
plunging into tho forost, disappeared. Tho next
day its doad body was found at about flvo hundred
yardB from' Uio ptaco of ambuscade It was a
noblo animal, but not so hugo as tho first ono
killed.
LUCY STONE, ono of Ibo matriarchs of Woman's
Itigbts in America, addressed a letter to the Now
York Evening Post, thanldug it for republishing
Mr. JOHN STUART MILLA' able argument in favor of
fomalo uuilrjgo, recently delivered in Parliament.
Th? Post, In its commont?i0^ou?^'il^i
M"^???J rMi?on"would bo made votora whonovor
thoy choeno to demand tho suffrage." Upon thia
Mi BS Lvov STONE Btu tea in most earnest and pa?
thetic language tlmt women bavo long demaudod
it, havo petitioned conventions and legisla?
tures - in orory Northern State, during so
many yean, "that they wlio caroo with fair
young cboeks, and oflbrod youth, hoalth, and
strength fur this sacred causo, to-day aro crowned
with gray hairs, and furrows aro on all their facos.
WIKIL moro can wo do ? Must every individual
woman demand suffrage boforo any of tho thou?
sands who bavo demanded it can be allowed to ox
urcisoit? Tho exoroiBO of this inhoront political
pow jr has been donicd us through no fault of ours.
Aro not thoeo who ''aro withheld it in honor bound
to confer it, wbolhor wc all auk it or not ? Should
uot good men, irrespective of party, soo to it thal
their mothers aro not placed politically lower than
negroes, lower thnu tho groat moss of ignorant
men who can neither read nor speak our language,
and on tho same lovel with tho worst of tho robots,
who aro doprirod of tboir Tote aa a punishment for
treason ?"
TUE "EasTEntr QUESTION"-equal to an English
Chancery suit-appears to bo every now and then
"looming up"-then to bo up, and again about to
bo aottlod; but it is extremely doubtful whether
any ono now living will ovor soo tho end of it.
And moreover, wo believe wo rink nothing in
saying that thoro aro few persons, certainly very
fow on thin sido tho Atlantic, who bavo anything
liko a proximate idea of what is really meant by
tho "Eastern Quoation"-moro than a general and
vague notion that the Czar wants to gobble up
Turkey in Europe; and this is porhaps nutticieutly
noar tho truth to servo ns an auswar to tho said
qttoalinn. Tho latest noWB from tlmt quarter H ta tot
that PniBsia and lin?ala have como to an entire
uudcrstanding on tho Easton) question. Thlt
nows, if true, will not be relished at F\ris, for ii
would forcbodo tho solution of tho Eas to ru ques?
tion in n niannor moro pleasing to Prussia than t<
Franco. Tho Sultan ?B reported to havo cbnaontec
to ontrust tho solution of tho Cretan quoation to I
Oun. mifiei'jn of tho European Powers. Aa all tbi
groat Powers, oxcept England, have urged ?poi
tho Porto to consent to ibo annexation of Crete U
Grocco, tho appointment of such a Commissioi
would soom to bo paramount to tko fulfillment o
Mu? nhl*' demand of tho Cretans.
TOE FOLLOWTNO FAHAO&APH, from ono of oui
Northern oxohanges, gives proof of good sonso andi
good spirit: "Wo BCO (bat on Saturday last, some tei
thousand of tho people of Richmond assembl?e
in tho oomotarios of tho city and vicinity to dcoo
rato tho graves of tho doad who fell in tho servia
of tho rebellion. Tbo military authorities did no
interfere in any way with their , ro.-codings. Th ii
was wiso and com;uki oto, and in contrast with tin
refusal of tho authorities in somo parts of tin
South to pormit euch demonstrations of rea pee
fur tho Confederate dead. This nation can ocrlain
ly afford to pormit the indulgence of affection ant'
sorrow on tho part of tho Southern pooplo towart
thoir sons and brethren who perished in a werai
titan fruitless canso. Grief is always sacred, anc
nothing could possibly bavo a woroo effect upor
tho sentiments and temper of tho pooplo of thf
pooplo of tho Southern States than military inter
foronco with tho dieohargo of its sacred duties.
Oenoial SCHOFIELD has Bet an oxamplo of indul
eenco and forbearance in this matter which w<
trust tbe military comm andora will every when
follow."
THE LONDON Glebe of May 8 baa Bom o very in
torcBthig statistics on English pauperism. Th(
rccont exhibit presented to Parliament shows at
alarming incroaso of pauperism, aa com rared witt
18CG. On tho last .day of tho first week of Fobrn
?ty, 1&C7, there were in England and Wales 998,4%
paupers hi receipt of relief, hoing an incroaso o
97,912 over tho corresponding weak of the proco
diug yeer ; 60,G50 of theno woro in London. Ii
tho second wook of February, .983,373; thirt
week, 971,425 ; fourth weok, 905,40a ; of when
wero 818,919 outdoor, and-116,485 indoor poor
Tho gross amount oxponded for the roliei of th<
poor in Ireland in tho year ending 99th September
186G, waa ?728,207 ; aa compared with ?611,891 ii
the preceding yoar. There were in tocoipt of Ire
Uof on tho last Saturday in January; 1867,' 77,42
paupers; in 1806, 68,708; in ?05, 74,287. Thi
77,422 for thia, year include?' 11,207 adult able
bodied paupore, and 903 widows in recoipt of out
door relief. In 18G0 tho amount of poor raft
lodged waa 4749,757 ; all ether roceipta amount
ing lo ?8,007.
Tiri SOUTH AUXB?OAN RKPOPLICB, it wonk
RO? m, have their blood up, and ref nae to have an;
neutral power mediate botweon them and thot
Spanish foca. Tho Chilian Government rejocb
tho proposition ruado by our Government fori
conference at Washington botweon Spanisl
plenipotentiaries and Erubaasadora from Chili anc
her al h LU. Though Chili rog ards : this offer as i
"new testimony of. our in toroid" in her wollare
bor Minister states, in a batch of official correa
pondenco that has been m ado public, that the pro
posed conference could not bo productive of an;
pac'.flo rosnits. Ho likowiao otate* that the offen
of Euglah and French media tran wero refused
beraum: thoy woro wholly ruado in tho interoata a
spain. Porn waa oven moro. airorxo than Cid li t<
accepting of any terms for mediation. Whet
Brazil refused our offer of mediation to stop tl?
war with. Paraguay, tho rofusal was acoompanicc
with an expres?ion of thanks.
?iiji.'U.. . til " '..it.o i irv i irv? j
Tux CONDITION of thioga In TsnnoBBOo is fa
from agroeable. Tho political canvass now in pro
Kress ia carried on with a bitterness that raachei
forooity, and tho papen abound la roporia of Un
worst enormities practiced on both sides. Comp?
aies of tho State militia aro alleged in several in
stances to have taken mon from thoir houses ant
ardered thom shot for having been in th? rebel
trmy. It seems not at all unlikely that the 81*1.
may drift into . civil war quit? as fatal to it? peed
*nd prosperity, though not so extended in ita oper
attona, as that from which ne hero just Omorged
Clon. THO sus has been at Washington lately tl
glvo th? government Information of tho oonditio)
and prospoot of publio affairs. What oleo ooold b.
expected whon i rr oe p ans i hie power waa oonforrot
upon a fiend incarnate like BSX>WXLOW. It wi]
toko years to undo the mischief perpetra tod by th
influence of this man. - . . .. r.
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IT IS HjUBAKT to find one branch of Scuthor
industry which har sot btis)li roiuod by tho val
Tb? tish orien on tho Jarnos Hirer, according t o th
Kielimond . pipers, aro yielding an unusual hal
vest. Th A fish havo boen lea? voted and thinne
out during tho but few yean than naval, and hilt
had time to lucre IBO and' multiply. - Herring an
shad aro' immenbely abnndAnl and are ?aid lo t
flooding Ibo markets] at remarkably low pttoei
They oona ti tuto tho only portion of our lohahl
an t a w)io hayo, led anything Uko quietariditeao
ahlo Urea for tbV.bvat fire or six y oar*. Pcario hi
pro fl per cl them-au it does orea*/ c^rocini ny.
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CHARLESTON,
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, 1B67.
Jos WORK.-Wo have novr completed our
oflioo ao as to exeoute, iu tho shortest possible
limo, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo
most respectfully ask tho patronage of our
frienda.
DBLEOATBD DDNRVULBtVOE.
Tho recent " onnivorsarics" at Exeter Hall,
in Now/ York, Boston, and other great central
points, havo altraotod oonsidorablo atlcntlun to
a species of harmlos*, though pcrhnps some?
what questionable amusement, annually in?
dulged in by a rospeotnblo number of other?
wise good enough people. Bonovolcnco baa
become genlcol ; nay, fashionable. Wo aro not
sure that it has not, iu many instances at lenst,
taken ths plooo'of relioV''"" " *
.. " .uvii vte tfty ourselves open to censure from
two diametrically opposite sources-from tho
'* evangelicals," and from tho "moral," non
church going, or " non-professing " people.
Now, it is not our intention to question tho mo?
tives of any one ; if wo have any fault to find,
it ia with thc ostentatious manner in which
privAto virluo and liberality arc blazoned
abroad to tho world, in direct contravonlion of
tho Divine command.
The practices incident to tho oonduct of
many of these religious associations aro so
inuuifeally antagonistic to u cultivated taste,
nnd their aims and objects so devoid of all pre?
tensions to common sense, that they have natu?
rally long sinco provoked tho wits, poets, dra?
matists, nnd writers of essays and novels, to
satirizo nnd ridiculo them most unmercifully.
And, by n very naturnl though grave mistake,
these writers confound thc good nnd sincero,
though, pcrhnps, a little vain und foolish, unui
vcrsariana, with thc Aininndnb Sleeks-tho fal
mid oily hypocrites. This is altogether wrong,
and doiug gross injustice to millions of good
people.
Mr. CitAiitiANO, wc have renson to belicvo,
is not a representativo man, though wo would
not unilcrlaka to ailinn as much of thc Rev.
CHAULER HONEYMAH, of Lady Whitllcsca's
Chapel of Ease. Mrs. Jcllaby's, also, wo fear,
ia n very correct picture. Tho rank and file of
this faithful army seldom gives much offenco,
however; It is tho self-constituted leaders,
the men and Ibo women who attend tho anni?
versaries, who travel far journeys at othor
people's expense, moko great speeches, aud
publish mighty reports, who usually bring
odium upon the cause they advocate, and, to
put it in tho very mildest phrase, succeed in
making themselves supremely ridiculous.
Tako tho Peace Society, that greatest of all
humbugs under the sun. Wo remember somo
years ago, under the auspices of that bright
und shining light, ELIHU UL HUI rr, "the learned
blacksmith," this Society held what they wcro
pleased to coll a Universal Congress at Stutt?
gart. With a view of more thoroughly im
piosalug me vj o ss AC K , tao ~ ..... a? ?AU,
the Frank, aud the Suavian, of the feasibility
of their pct seheme, they brought a Uro Indian
chief, UKOUGK Coi'WAV, along with them, ar?
rayed in his picturesque sylvan costume. Qrent
waa thc eclat of thc Congress. When tho war
commenced in 1801, where was thc Fcaco So?
ciety then T It waa not so much aa heard of.
Its individual members, perhaps, may have
kept their "honda unsullied," by procuring sub?
stitutes, or ensconcing themselves unto "bomb?
proof" places. But no sooner was the war
over, and tho best American blood shed in tor?
rents, than this puling paok of canting philan?
thropists publish a begging circular, announ?
cing that they havo rosumed their labors, which,
with charming naivete, they Bay, "had boen sus?
pended during tho war."
It is known that tho Northern church was
fiercest In ils cry for war, blood and slaughter;
many of its foremost ministers to this day still
indulging in ibis vindictive spirit. Yet in
that same latitude we hear of petitions for fur?
ther legislativo action, so as to inhibit
restaurateurs and others from laying turtles
on their backs. This wTIl show how morbid
and fictitious sentiment can toko the placo of
genuino humanity and religion. BABNUH'S
Ima, and the rabbits it dovqurs for breakfast,
concern these silly people more (han the
thousands of men, women and children, whito
and black, suffering ind dying all around them
for waut of the necessaries of life.
There ja 'something radically defective in tho
whole modern syst em of bcnovolenac. Wo are
not now speaking of "poor rates," but of tho
numerous volunteer associations for the
amelioration, ko., of man and beast.
Charily is a godlike virtue, and ' to be com?
mended always and* every where. But wo think
it unfortunate, that people should Hatter them?
selves they aro doing a meritorious deed when
they listen to a public appeal, and subscribo a
given amount to some philanthropy associa?
tion, instead of coming into personal eontact
iv i t li the poor, as was tho wont before the
modern appliances carno into vogue. Tho old.
tray, we believe, was tho best, lt openod the
icort of the giver as well ss bia hand, and
lothing of what ho guvo was lost on the way ;
ivhereas. charity by proxy has a great ten
lency to produce a callous, pharisaical feeling
>f solf-rightcous.ilesp, and to alienate, moro
ind moro, with ovory year, instead of drawing
ogcther, tho several olasscs and clements of
?ooioty.
Bul say, the giver has a pure motive, and
?r?serves his heart, loft and open; It Is still
m evil that ao much of what is given in por?
ed good faith is squandered. A cotemporary
lompares this expense atiendan' o? benovolont
iperntions to the wssto of force by frlotion
n mechanic!. This is rlio*rn by tho
rorkings of many foreign iii .onary societies,
leporta provo that the cost, to an English
ir gani i?i ion, of oonverting some Jews, is aboul
.'.700, or $3600 per head. Here ia a maohine
a willoh n majority of th? power ls absorbed
n overcoming friction.
Tho friction waa strikingly manifest in our
Italo Hospital and Relief Aasooialiona during
he war, whero agents, superintendents and
aessengora, doctors, matrona and nurses, all
n their turn, tithed the artiolea oontrlbuted in
;ood faith, and often with tearful eyes and
iraylog hearts, for the relief of the aiok and
rounded soldier. AU tho result of repr?sen?
tai v? benevolence imperfectly organixod.
Look at tho Amorioan Bible Soolety, one of.
he wealthiest institutions of the kind on tho
ontinent. What a magnificent building they
(itt crcc'-c;!, Vrchb foulions no?, for, whait lo
urn is h places for a number of the/cloct and fa?
ired, aud giro power to President, Seoretary,
ito. One of the greata boosts in their annual
ap?rtala the number of Te st Amenta distributed
rratuitoualy, As we have never engaged in
he'buirness w- hav?, of coarse, no idea of the
mount of dlfflouUy connected with the pro
lesa of lodualog a young freedman to aooapt a
rcstamont, aud consequently cannot properly
ipjirecl at? tho degvsa of m Mit duo to anch e.
'cat. Uul wo should no', anticipate much se?
rous opposition. Wo burt HCI'U many young
freedmen lnlely, of both ?oxee, o.itircly ?uno
of letter*, with bmn new Testaments,
ibumbing them with unwashed band?. Wo I
should not bo surprised il these biblical neo?
phytes could bo iuduocd lo accept n now Testa?
ment every Suuday morning. What a flue I
opening bcro for gratuitous distribution. 1 ?
Dut worse than this is a novel and decidedly [
daring experiment on the pul ni" tbo Hiblo 80
oicly's .Secretary; no loss than tho publiealion
(with tho Sooioly's typos press oud money)
of APULEIUS' "Cupid and Psyohc." Whether
or not it ia Mrs. TIOTIK'S tmnilalion, and to bo
gratuitously distributed, we hrtvo not jot
learned; bul if so wo can voituro to promise
thc Secretary a most magnificent harvest. Wo
nco it staled in tho New York/found* Table Ibat
Urson's "Don Juan" la to botho next publica?
tion of this oxtra biblical series, issued by tho
Scoretary, but wo aro inolinal lo think this an?
nouncement somewhat promuuro.
?GENHRAL OIIDBII NU. 34."
Wo publish this morning in Important order
from Qcn. SICKLES, somewhat affecting thc
status of cortaia ministers uf jua li cu within thc
bounds of tho Second Military Dislriot.
Paragraph I. requiros Sharias, Chiefs of Po
lioe, City Marshals, Chiofa of Detootivcs, nud
Town Marshals, to roport to Ilrovet Colonel K
W. KINKS. Provost Marshal Ocnoral of this
District, selfing forth naines, duties, snlary
ceo., of each officer, and th? authority by whom
appoiutcd.
II. Reports to ba mado of the commission of
all offences, of arrests, clo.1
II. Roports to bo made it tho esanpo of pris
onors, and tho attending circumstances; also 0
,.... ui escaped prison,,rs
IV. Sheriffs aro required to rep?.. ,?ia) oon
dillon of jails.
V. Civil officers In charge of a jail, prison
or workhouse aro lo mako monthly reports to
tho Provost Marshal Qonorat. The first report
mado under tho requirements of this paragraph
will inoludo tho period from January 1, to May
31, 1807.
VI. AU Sheriffs, Constables, oto., aro re?
quired to obey and execute tho lawful orders
of the Provost Marshal O encrai; and any re?
sistance to or disobedience of tho lawful orders
or authority of tho Provost Marshal General
will subject thc offender to trial by a Military
Commission,
VII. Requires duplicate roport* to be sent
to Post Commanders.
VIII. This ordor will not reliovocivil offioora
from (ho discharge of dution now required of
them.
IX. Refers to tho regulation of ShoriftV and
Constables' fees for service* porformcd under
thc orders of the Provost Marshal Qcneral.
X. Requests nil personB who may know of
any threatened breaoh of tho penco to mako
complaint nt onco to tho Chief of Polico, etc
XI. Imprisonments ' ir default in payment of
costs, fees or charges of Court, Attorneys or
public officers, shall not oxeced thirty days.
This is thc subit?neo of tho order, but wo
advise all our readers to givo it a careful peru
sal.
WANTS.
WANTISD, A GOOD SERVANT, WHITE
preferred, to da conking and rronoral housowork.
Good wages paid. References required, nono others
need apply. Apply at tho atora. No. 34 AAST DAT.
Juno 7
WANTED TO lilllie, A OUUD COOK
and Washer for a small family. None need apply
unless wcU recommended. Apply at No. ES HASEL
STREET. 1? Jana 7
WANTED, A OUUD STEADY HIDDLE
AOED WOMAN, as Cook and Washer for a amah
family 1 J Summerville, near the Railroad DopoL Ono
who can como well recommended wlU find a pleasant
place; a whllo person preferred, k'or further Informa?
tion, apply at No. IS Chapel street, near 8L Mark's
Church. a June 7
WA vi'Kl?. A SITUATION AS RECEIVING
and Delivering Clerk, by ono who la competent,
and can tarnish the bast of references Address
"PUNCTUALITY,"
a*-r *T A? nus ogle?.
WANTED-A SITUATION AH CLERK lit
SuKK GOOD DUBINESS HOUSE. Can keep a
.cl of booka, collect, and make himself gen orally useful.
Tho drat city rocotamondeUona will be given. Address
PERSEVERANCE, Dally Newe Ofaco._May lt
WANTED TO lillias. A H SO.A LT, HOUSE
In tho lav. ar part of the city, on or below Went,
worth street. Apply si RAVEN EL tz DA RN WELL'S,
Nc 177 East Bay. S Juna 6
ARESPECT ADLE WHIT IS VT MUIALE
wishes a al tua lion for O ham ber wc rk, plain ac wing
or fine washing ; would bave no objection to travel or
mind children. Per further informa dun, apply at THIS
OFFICE. Clly roforonooa given. June S
TO RENT.
ITH) REST. - A CONVENIENT BRICK.
X HOUSE, No. 28 Plnoknoy atroet, containing nine
rooms, with a kitchen and largo cistern, also a large lot
aU In good order. Enquire of THOMAS OOLLIOAN, No
69 'fradd atroet 1* June 9
rpo RENT, A HOUSE CONTAINING
M square Rooms, Dressing Boom, and Pantry, on
East Hay, No. 059, one door north of Society atroet. Ap?
ply to MARSHALL'S WHARF. muflo June 8
rpo RENT, THAT DESIRABLE E LSI.
A. DENCE, No. ll KINO BTREKT, with all tr j ~eoee
TO RENT, HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. 0?
KINO STREET, with nae of a fin* ole tern. For
further particulars, apply on the premises.
April 17
BUICK STA OLE TO RENT.-A COHIBIO
DIOU8 BRICK STABLE, with aocommodaUonj
for horses and vehicles, can bo hired, If applied for soon.
For particular* apply on premises, No. fi? CHURCH
STREET, west aide, near Tradd._ April ll
TO RENT, IN IHK BATHING HOUSES
two cool and desirable sleeping Boom* tor the som
mor months. Hay 28
rn E.NT, THREE VERT NICE ROOMS
Will rent at low rate* to respectable persona. Also,
a nice Kitchen with two rooms; can be need with a stove.
Apply st Nu. SI NABSAU BTREEI, a few doors from
Line. _ May SO
TO RENT-RESIDENCE BO. 3 CHALMERS
STREET. May 81
mo RENT, A SPLENDID R ISSI DEN CK, No.
A. 9 George street, near Meeting Street, known aa tho
"Hlpley Masai on," sixteen looma, extensivo lot, Aa.
Apply to SMITH A MoODHJVRAY.
BJunoo S No. J7 Broad streeL
FOR 8ALE.
FOR SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
Boats, polo and than. Also, a act of doubla and
linglo HARNESS, all in good order. Can be aeon and
bargained for cash or a time note at thirty day*, at No.
ll Lynch etreet_ May 17
CHEAP BUILDING LOT al Ut UPPER
WARDS AT PRIVATE BALK.-THREE BUILD INO
LOTS, each 38 feet front and 76 feet deep; airaste on
lorth aide of Spring etreet, between King and Ht, Philip
rarest*.
Th eeo Lota are pleasantly a! lusted far private r? si?
lences. Price 8600 each-cash. 8 Jane 6
FOR SALE, A GOOD DARGAIN AND MON?
EY TO DE MADE.-A superior eat of STENCIL
COOLS, Indelible Ink and Material, can be bought aheap,
ry ap J ly I og at rt. E. comer of PITT AND MONTAGUE
STREETS any ?vening after ?even o'clock,
June 7 2
T7H)H SALE, THAT FINELY BIT U ATICO
L BAR BOOM, with stock of Liquor* and Fixtures lo
xmpleto ordor, situated on th* northwest comer at
Jooon and Church afreet*. 8" Juno a
ru SALE, A CART WITH "LICENSE."
Enqlr* at No. 120 ST. PHILIP STREET.
May 28
LOST.
LOST.-A SMALL MEMORANDUM DOOK
con'Sining Waight* and Measurement*, of no pos?
ible nae but lo tho owner. The finder will bo suitably
swarded by leaving the ?amo at the offloe of th? OAS
OM PAN Y, on Hallet ad A ??min od* ti on Wharf.
June 7 1
LOST, ON THE EVENING OF THE SOTi*
inst, a valuable filagree gold BROOCH, Inlaid with
earl?. Should th? esme be offered for sale, lt la re?
seated thai ll may be etopped. A reward will be paid
rr Hs recovery. Apply at THIS OFFICE. Joni "
BOARD.NO.
PERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY
BOARDERS can be pleasantly acocmmodsled, on
aaaonable term?, at No. 89 WENTWORTH BTBRHT,
MayM__._
EXCELLENT BOARD, AT VERY LOW
rates, In the most central bullee** part of the olly,
ithont lodging. In a private bouse, *an now ba had.
or panicularo adoree* "LL," Postoffloe. May 18
FINANCIAL.
HOURS, STOCK, fte.
BONDS, STOCK AND hHODHxriKH OV ALL KINDS,
tam,
RANK BELLS bought at biak*** prto*, br
ANDREW M, MORELAND, llrck**,
April 17 wftn2xoo Nb. 8 Broad atrcea.
NOTIOII.
OFFICE OF TUB CAPTAIN OF PO LICE, I
OsLaaxzaTOV, H. c., May 13. 1888. 1
PARAGRAPH TX Or* ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
the "Oitanaing of PriTlra and Vaults," forbid* th*
ia* of barrel* In c ; en carts and wagons, and paru?* gp.
dying for Loth** ax* required to provide closed cort*
ul tabb? for th? purpo**. AB parafes, therefore, who
inrpoe* ukin? Job* of Ci* kind, ar* hereby required to
nina their cart* to main guard nonie tor Inspection b*.
OTC .Delving tx ?loon??. ? O. B. BK? WALD,
lhjH Imo Oaptaln of Police,
MEETINGS.
TllICT OHSKllVANCK lillUaB, No. 73,
A. r. M.
rr. IlEOULAH COMMUNICATION WIM, Hi: HELD
TA il flrtnir.;, 7lU lout, st M??nlll..> !!.?. st S
dook. Csndtdslcs for degree? trill bo punctual.
By ordor ot W. M. A. ?. DOUGLAS,
Juuo 7 1 Bcerutary.
I Al???N ?TBA ii I Flu 1. I : NUINBCO.il PA NY,
A TTEND TIIK BKUULAIl MONTHLY MEETING
W. ot your Company, TAI? (Friday) Evening, tbo 7tli
lit,, ats o'clock precisely.
By ordor. O. A. CAI.DEH,
Jun? 7_1 Bccrotary M. S. F. g. Co.
KAI J1,Ii Fl UK ENGINE COMPANV.
A TTEND TUE USG U LA lt MONTHLY MEETING Ob'
' \_ your Company at your Hall, TA? (?ViUiy) Evening.
IH o'clock proclacly.
Juno 7 _1_J. O. NOI.TE. Secretary.
G HUIRIAN HOIIUTZKN CLUB.
FE REO ULAR MONTHLY MEETINO WILL DE
bold at I.indited! Y, Hall, comer Klug and Calhoun
trocla, Thlt Evening, tho 7th Inat.. at S o'clock.
A larg? attendant* ls raquoated, to hoar Ibo re TU ed
:ou?UtuUon road. THEO. CORDES,
Juno 7 1 Secretary.
AMUSEMENTS.
BIOUNT PLEASANT IIAUS.
<Sin eCcutfdjer $8<iU
kTHtb rtaltnnktn om OHonlag I "icu 3unl, ISC7, tin
[reciten l?fuiflflUar ir c ju all? meine tr reu nt r lint'?ktonnten
trgcecnf) tingelatcn fink. ?ufana, 1 Ubr tlljrbntitlagi.
(Eintritt CU ticnt.v
llio Htoamer Rockland loares Markot Wharf at 1
Voloek, and nu oxtrn boat at 9 o'clock.
Juno 7_8J"_g. lien if m. i !
PIC-NIC
DES
X i mt tun-eil i fl.
Sin * lc-Vile bei ?urtiucreinOi Irirb am iliontaa. ben
lOten 3unl auf brm @<bll(<eni.'lau abgehalten tccibcu. Ville
Breante kef Rjcreint flub taut Ireunbliiift einAelabcn. Die
6Ub dat elim Uifencabn ic iib Me (D?flemn ? UbrUlieraend
unb um 1 llbr 9tad)mittaa? naa) tem fteflpUlh unb rlbenba
7 ltt>r nad) ber Shit t Mitlldbringen. rjUr gute BfufH unb
drfrifiiunaen ?ft bcpenl gc[cr gt. Ginlritt?prcii! juin JJeJt -
plabSl. Die llommttlee.
Juno 7 3
HI ?KUNIAN HALL.
FRIDAY IB VENINO, JUNE 7, 1807.
THE ?I A HMO NEONS RESPECTFULLY BB? LEAVE
to annauaco to tho cltlson? of Charleston, that thoy
?itu giro tho Drat of ? ?orlos of performances et III ha mian
r* i'll n?o" A^en?n^, which will ho unrivalled (or tho ox
l?5oVoinLr?'?n?^ JeSS*** "?"'.'?uoo*. and cot
bUl?._1? narf
A CONCERT
FOB TUE BENEFIT OF TIIK
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Y?TTLL BE GIVEN AT DARLINGTON COURT HOUSE,
VT on Tuesday, tho HUI of Juno, at 8 o'clock, P. M.
Terms of admission Ons Dollar, chitaron Fifty cants.
STRAYED.
STRAYED INTO WA .HU AW PLANTA?
TION, St. Jame*', S an too, a ULOOD BAY MARE (In
foal), about u ie band? high, with cropped ear?, a star tn
tho forehead, bind feet while, scar on tho right flank and
back, rubbed by the saddle or backhand. Sbo will bo de?
livered upon proof of property and payment of ex?
penses, by applying to A. B. LUCAS.
McClellan vi Ile. S. C., Msy ?S, 18G7. a Juno T
FOUND,
FOUND, ON THE MORNING OF THE lld
Inst.. * POCKET BOOR, which tho ownor csa have
by proving properly and paying for advertisement.
Juno 4
~C?PA?TNERSHI>S~
DIHSOLUTION.
rpUB COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
JL under tbs name of EPSTTN A /.Ki! AN HEY la Ibis
day dissolved by Ila limit*lion.
Juno 7_B. ZEMANSKY.
DISSOLUTION.
milE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
X under tho xuuno of UARRAL, NICHOLS A CO., I*
thia day dlasolrod by lu own UmltaUon. WM. H ARRA I.
ls authorized to uso tho namo of tho Firm In liquidation.
WILLIAM UARRAL.
BARAK T. NICHOLS.
EDO A It SHERMAN.
FREDERICK B. BETTS.
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL
GREEN, TBAFMANN A CO. HAVE REMOVED
their offlc* to SOUTH ATLANTIO WHARF.
Jons 4_wfxn
KKMOVAL--TUB OPFICB OF THE
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has
been removed from ovor Ui? old Bank of Charleiton to
No. fia BBOAD STREET.
Mar ii
DENTISTRY.
UEUUCTION OK DENTAL PRICES TO HUIT
TOE TIMES.
Mts of AJtnjTICAL TEETH, upon tho most approved
method, and with lb? bast mate rials, at 1Q0 per sot. Par?
tial oots tn proportion. DurablUly, natural appaaranco
perfoct flt, and neatness of finish, guaranteed.
AU other operations upon tho Teeth performed in a
skillful and warrantable manner.
ODHco si his residence NO. 6 LIBERTY STREET
Mar** mwf Charleston. B. O.
EDUCATIONAL.
PUBLIC SCHOOL FOR COLORED CHIL?
DREN.
rpillS SCHOOL. EST AB LIBBED BY THE P BOTES
A. TANT EPISCOPAL OHUBEH in South Oarolina,
will ?hortly bo opened for the reception of Pupil* st lt*
School House (formerly tho Marino Hospital) In Franklin
airest. Application* lor two additional Fomalo Teacher?
will berooolvod by tho Board until June lotti.
E. L. KERRISON.
May 31 ftnw8_Bec ra tar y of tho B ard.
HRS. \Y. H. WALKER
TT7TLL OrVE LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND HARP,
VT at No. X oom ur of Legare and LarnboU a tr oe ta.
Jnna 9 a
INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH.
MRS. NICHOLS, A NATIVE OF CHARLESTON,
but during the psat fifteen > ears a lealdont In
Buropo, ts desirous of giving Instruction h, tho French
Languagu, elinor at har own residence or al the houses
of her pupils.
InqoL-o at Mr*. FTNNEY'S. No. 100 King street
May TI
UPHOLSTERY, ETC.
WINDOW SHADES.
HARRISON BARNET, MANUFACTURER AND IM?
PORTER of WINDOW SHADES. CORNICES.
Bands, Pins, Tassels, Olm pa, Loop?, Cords, Ac. ; White
md Bull Hollands ; No. 12? WILLIAM STREBT, between
Fallon and John street*, Naw York.
6toro and Offloo Shade* made to ordos.
December 34 mwf Gmo
o. CHITTENDENT"**
General Commission Merchant,
awn
Manxiiactiirer of Paner,
OF VAIUOUB EINES,
NO. 1 17 READE STREET,
Corner Hudson Street, Nar? York.
DEALER QI PAPER AND m MATERIALS OF
every description for lt? manufacture.
DoremOrr IB 8u.o
WILLIAM 1?K00KBANK8,
lTEAM OAS FITTER AND PLUMBER
DLA TN A ?TD ORNAMENTAL OAS FIXTURES, OAS
L FITTTNO AND PLUMBING PROMPTLY AT
. tit, DEL Tl). no, U0 KJNQ STREBT,
August 81 Rr tween H roan and onsen ?trent?.
PUB BEST nw NOWT?tSE!
JIL
S. A. LAMBERT,
PRODUCE
)OMMISSION_MERCHANT.
3UTHHBN AND NORTHERN ORDERS FILLED OB
COMMISSION.
Ofllco or John P. Newkirk,
Ta HW BEAJ>ESTREET, CORNER HUDSON,
N1?1-W YORK.
tO- Afsnay tar HXTON'S PREMTUU TRENTON
PsngwBa AU ordere asst wlU bo promptly all on d ?I
k_?mos_TVvrmber lt
?TT/HTSKERa and MUS- V*5SK
VV TA OHE? fore**! to #*"?*.
grow apon tba ?moo th est Si
rac* in from tbres to five
weeks hy nain* Dr. SEYIG- J??tW
HE'S RESTAURATEUR MMgL
GAPH.I.AIHK, th? mott xQBRrW
woudarful cUsoorery In mo- ?aMBRaSt?*
darn ?cieno?, actina upon ^Hr
is Beard ard Hair In an almost inlraotdoua maria ar It
ts bean used by Ut* silts o? Parts and London wife th?
Ml rbttssjng ro?osas, Vanes of all curchaasrs urfll
! regiatersJ. end If entire laUaiacuon ls not given In
rery Instant?, tbs money win be cheerfully rerandrj
HATS AND CAPS.
a TOE TEMPLE OF FASHION, ja
NO. 269 KING STREET.
JUST RECEIVED
rho Latest Novelty of tho Souaou,
THE Oin CORK HAT!
MOKE DURABLE,
AND COOLEK THAN bTHAW.
O AN DE WASHED ;
WILL STAND HEAT AND WATE? ;
JUST THri AHTICLE FOB SUMMER WEAR.
A O ALL FHOM TUB FUULIC IS SOLICITED.
C. H. JOHNSON,
NO. 269 KING STREET.
DRY GOODS, ETD.
? ID II IC AU FM-ANZEIUE.
lti?t-cx*,oichitctc
Erlaabon sich dem ?cc liri cn Publikum
?rgoboDit a a mu I n< II. dans ?lo wrolirond
IHR REICHHALTIGES LAGER
? * ?
imp pv tilt cn & cinty cimlich tn
MANUFAOT?R-W AAREN
flit ?nt unter
?infaufdptct?
oiTerlrcn.
1!)B fl hie .'Street.
DRY GOODS
DT
MMR, WILBUR & MARTIN,
No. 135 MEETING ST.,
Few doors above Murlee t St.
We will commouce THIS DAY
to soll. for thirty days, tho Imlauco
of our stock of DRY GOODS, ut
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Tho public me invited to call aud
examino our Stock, which ls full
aud woll assorted.
HP,
BEST SIX-CORD CABLED
THREAD.
JOHN & HUGH AUCHINCLOSS,
SOLS AGENTS IN NEW VOHIt.
March 0 wfmja
BEAUTY_Auburn,
Qoldao, Flaxen, and
Silken OURLS produced by
the uto of Profaner Ds
UHKUX'S F ll I 8 E u LE
IOUEVEUX. Ono appUca
; Hon warranted lo curl tho.
raoit .traigal and ?tubboru
ha'"of either aax Into wavy ringlet?, or heavy massive,
ca. . . nu. uoeu UM? .-J ?S... r. x.*?u* -..vi
London, with tho moat irratlfyhig result*. Doc no In?
jury to the bair. Price by mall, eoaled and postpaid, fl.
Descriptivo circular? mailod tree. Address BKIlOF.lt.
SHUTTS A CO., Chemists. No. 085 Uiver street, Troy, N.
Y., Solo Agenta for the UulUd States.
March 30_ly
PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION 1 I
IWILL BEND, POST-PAID, BO FHOTOOBAPHB OF
tba moat celebrated Acton for 60 cent?; 60 Actresses
lor 60 oenta; 60 Union General? for 60 cent?; 60 Rebel
Ooo ends for 60 cent?; 60 Statesmen for 60 cents; 60 beau?
tiful young Ladle, for 60 cent? ; 60 flno-looking you OR
Gentleman for 60 cont?; 6 largo Photographs of French
Dancing Girls, in costume, beautifully colored, exactly aa
they appear, for 60 rents; or for 60 cent?, fl ol ibo moat
beautiful Ladies of tho Parisian BaUet Troupe, aa they
appear lu the play of the Black Crook, at Nlblo'a Ga "
New York.
Bond all order? to P. O. Box 177, IT T. N. T.
May 13_
Tbore com otb glad tiding? of joy to all.
To yoong and to old, to gloat and to email;
Tho beauty which onco waa so precious and rare,
la free for all, and all may bs fair.
Dy tbe use of
CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,
For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion,
Tho most valuable and perfect preparation in uso, for
giving the akin a beautiful pearl-like tint, that la only
bund In youth. It quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pim?
ples, Blotches, Moth Pitches, ballovraoas. Eruptions,
ind all impurities of the akin, kindly healing the same
leaving the skin white and clear a? sis bas tor. Its use
nannotbo detected by the closest scrutiny, and being a
?ogetable preparation ls perfectly harmless. It IA the
only article or the kind used by the French, and la con
?ldrred by the Parisian ?a indispensable to a perfect
toilet. Upwards of 30,000 bottle? were sold during the
past year, a ? efficient guarantee, of itn officer. Price
inly 76 cents. Sent by malt, post-paid, on receipt ol an
}rder, by
BERGER, S H UTTB & CO., Chemist?,
?86 River BL, Troy, N. Y.
March 30._lyr_
WILLIS & CIIISOLM,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SHIPPING AGENTS.
II TILL ATTEND TO TUB PURCHASE, BALE AND
VT SUil-MKNT (to Foreign and Domestic Ports) ol
30TTON, Irl CE. LUMBER AND NAVAL UTOBES.
ATLAS TIC Wi; ARV, Ohorleet on. 8. O.
? WILLI?.A. B. OHIBOLU
October OH_
STEVENS HOUSE, Nos. Bl, ?8, ?B ARD ?7
Broadway, N. Y., opposite Howling Oreen-( n tbs
iuropea-i Plan.-THE BTKVENU HOUSE 1? w?U and
ri defy known to the travelling public The location lo es
>cclally suitable to merchant? sud business men; lt is In
loso proximity to tho busluess part of the city-ls on
hs highway of Southam and Western travel-and edja
ent to ?JJ Ui ?principal Railroad and Steamboat depots.
Tbs 8TKV?NH UOUbUC bas liberal exec so modill?n for
var 800 guests-lt ls well furnished, and possesses every
aodern improvement for tbs lomfort and entertainment
f Its lum? tn? Th? rooms ar? spacious and well van ti?
lted-provided with gas and water-the attendance is
rompt and respectful-and the tabb) ls generously pro
l il ixl with every delicacy of tho season at moderate rates.
The rooms having boen refurnished and remodeled, we
re enabled to offer extra facilities for the comfort and
leasur? of our guests. OXO. h. OHABE A 00.,
May M Brno_Proprietor?.
WILLIAM 1 GILLILAND d SON,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE NO. S3 HAIME HTREET.
September ?_
C. F. VOSLER,
NO. 108 MARKET ST.,
looks, Periodicals and Stationery.
rTJsTT RKOKiVED
A lar o supply of STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHE, PHOTOGRAPH ALDO Ha
POCKET BOO KB, DIARIES for 18?7, Etc
SISO,
fine and large selection of NOVELS, br the most
??.'Tratad author*. BONG BOO EB, BOOKS for Home
tn Momenta, sta.
All the MONTHLY MAGAZINES, WEEKLY PA PERA
DALLIES co ns tautly on hand, and subscript! ons re?
lived for the sauna.
Order? from the country ara respectfully solicited.
TERMS TJBKBAT?_Mormber B
NOTICE.
PFPKB WARDB GUABD HOUSE, 1
OBLiauuTO?, Hay ?th 1367. I
I TOPPED FROM TWO COLORED MEN A COW,
j who sta tad having found har tan miles np Mehi
>ad.
The owner ls requested to call, pay expenses and taite
ir ?way. X. J. KIN G HAN,
May? _ Ut Li ?ut u. w. o. a.
E. M. WHITING-,
CORONER AN? MAGISTRATE,
?AB REMO VXD ma orrie? FROM CHALMKBU
.tree, to No, TT OHTJBOH STREBT, near St
S?*B Altar. August U
GROCERY AND ?tf!fWiMlOl?S
CORN ! CORN ! AFLOAT.
LQQQ BOBUIBJi PRIME MIXED COHN. IN
'j/mt biUunU urliM wiiitu Oom.
Kor min low willi? lauding from hehr?. PrinceO?o*aj?
nd urn.. Khot, bj HI F.NUOI'HK A <).,
Juno 7 1 No. 110 East Bay.
(?OKN i CORN !
1000 0COKH gl*H Wtt5*B .VIUTK MILL,Na
100 barrel? Extra, Ku|>or and lin? Flour.
HAY I OATH I
46U DALES PRIME N. lt. HAY
600 bushels Primo Oat?.
URAN t SHOUTS >
1800 DU8HELS DHAN
SOO buabol? Short?.
for ?alu by JNO. CAMP8EN A ?JO..
No. 14 Market, opposite Slate street.
Juno 7 _Jj
EASTERN HAY.
?7Q BALLS PRIME EASTERN MAY, LANDING
.DiO from ?dir. NcJIlo Treat.
For salo In lot? to ?ult by T. J. EERR k CO.
Juno 7_3_
LEMONS! LEMONS I
JUST DECEIVED PED STEAMED CHAMPION
thlrtj boxes FINE I.KMUNH. For salo by
JOHN F. O'NEILL * HON.
Juno 7 3 No. 1C7 Eaat Dar. _
S II) KS, SHOULDERS, PLOD It,
COI? , dsC.
20
DUDS. STRICTLY PRIME CLEAR SIDES.
BO hui*. Strictly l'rlmo shoulder*.
40 lihds. PlanUllou Slioul<lcr?.
60 bbl?, llaltiuiorc Fino Flour.
600 bun. Primo White Corn.
100 bbl?. Primo Mem Pork.
160 Tuh? Helloed Lard.
30 Tierce? Puro Lear Lard.
76 bbl?. Sugar-cured i ran Tausa I Hains.
?OTlcrrca Dav j H ' ULane i nd Dallis.
Landtag and lu alora and for salo low br
JEFFORDS A CO.
No. 30 Vendue, Range.
Juno 6 _8
SOMETHING NEW I
CHOICE TABLE DUTTER (DIRECT FROM ORANGE
COHN i V, N. v.i. nut up In iO pound ease?, "?veli
caao containing eight alr-Ught packages, of ?>j pc .nil?
eac t. Tho altenUon of tho trade I? Invited.
For ul? bj WAI. OURNEY,
Juno 6 3 No. 103 East Day.
WELSiTsLATEST
OA DEST RANUOR. VISCOUNTESS AND
OU.UVJU LADXLS* SLATES, asaarted auoa, ol
dlr oe I Importation.
For aa lo low lo cloao con r lgnm cn t.
Apply to ROBERT MURE A CO.,
Juno 3 0 Boyeo lt Co'? Wharf.
SCOTCH ALES.
pr f\OA.HKS TENNENT'3 PALE ALE-IN PINTS,
f ) I 7 60 cask* Dciuaid'n Indi? Palo Ala-la pinta.
In atoro, and for salo by
ROBERT MURK k CO..
Juno 3 0_Boyce A Co.'a Wharf.
"BACON, HAMS ANO BUTTERf
1 (\ H11UH. PRIME SHOULDERS
J. V7 0 boxea chuleo Dacrn Strips
10 I torees Washington Hams
10 tierces Sugar-cured i.aruii
10 lilnls. PlantaUou Dacon
20 tiarri ? Plantation Dacon
20 tuba Cr.olco Ooabo i Dudor.
Landing per Now York Steamer?, and for sale by
Juno 6 'J LAU REY A ALEXANDER.
BACON, CORN MEAL AND FLOUR.
JUST RECEIVED PER HTEAMBR.
HUBS. CUOICE BACON
?t\J 100 bbl?. Kiln dried Corn Meal
360 bbla. Flour, consisting of Family, Extra, Soper
ami Fino.
For salo bj WM. GURNEY.
Juno 8 wfmJ
TO SHIPPERS OF COTTON, RICE
ANO NAVAL STURES.
LIBERAL CASU ADVANCES WILL BE MADE ON
shipments of UPLAND AND SEA InLAND COT?
TON, RICE, ROSIN, and TURPENTINE, ooiiaigncd tu
our Monds In LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, or any of tho
Northern Cltlos. J. A. EN8LOW A CO.,
May 13 tutuf No. 141 East Baj.
ASTROLOGY.
THE WORLD ASTONISH
AT TOC WONDER TO L REVZXATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST,
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.
SHE REV ALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
Sho restores to happiness thoao who, from doleful
oTonta, catas tropbra, crosses In loro, loss of relations and
friends, loss of money, Ac. DATO becomo despondent.
Sho brings together thone, long separated, glrcs Informa?
tion concerning absent friends or lovons, restores lost or
stolen property, tollu you the bumncaa you ara best
qualified to pursuo and lu what you will bo most success
roi, eanaes speedy marriages, and tells you tba Tory day
jon wul marry, give? jiu Ibo mu?e?, l?tenos? and char.
seUiristies of the person. Sho read? yourvory thoughts,
sod by her almost supernatural power?, unTsila the dark
snd hidden myatcnea ot tho luturc. From Ute sion wa
seo In the Dxinainrnt-the male?c atar? thal overcome or
predominate In tho configuration-from Uno aspects and
r*-ismi. ... rv.- run?ta .n.l ,u. Q.wi ainm In th? noaven?
at the Urns ol hirth, aho deduce? tho futura desUnj ut
man. Fall not to consult tho greatest Astrologist on
earth. It costa you hut a trill <*, and you maj nevar again
have so favorable an opportunity. Conn ulla tl o n foo, with
likeness anil ?ll desired Information, si. Parties living
at s> dlstanco can rouault the M?dame by mail wita equal
aafoty and aatisfacUon to tbcmsolvea. as if in person. A
full snd explicit chart, written out, wi tb all inquiries an?
swered and likeness enclosed, sent by mall on receipt u
price above mcnUoncd. Tho Btriotcst HOC reny will Ni
maintained, and sil corroa pondon ce returned ordeatr.,
ed. References of the highest order furnished those, o
siring thom. Writs plainly the day of tho mouth i ...!
MSC In wbioh jou were bom, enclosing a small lee. ot
Address, M.UMUK H. A. PERRIGO,
P. O. Daawxu 3U3, Borraio, N. Y.
March 30_ly
"Prevention is Better than Cure. "
DR. RICOKD'S
Celebrated Preventivo Lotion.
APPROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
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This invaluable preparation la suited for either sex, and
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md reliable PreveuUvo ever discovered, thus effecting a
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Do wise In limo, and at a very small outlay, BATO hours ol
untold bodily and menial torments.
Thia most reliable specific, so nnlversally adopted tn
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vgouts for the Dulled States.
Price sa per bottle. Largo bottle, donblo size, ts.
Tba usual discount lo tho trado. Sont, eeonrely
jacked, on receipt of price, to any address, wita diree
ions and pamphlet, bj addressing to
V. A. DUPORT tt CO.,
Sola Agents for Dr. nico rd's P. L.,
Maj tl fag No. la Poid Street, New York.
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Whose curling tendrils, soit entwined,
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HMlpald for tl.
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No. 3 West Fsyolte street, Sjraemzo. N. Y.
March 30_ljr
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iply the ?ame to Bpuriout OcmpcmntU, tbs r-jsuo IS
rpecz/WJy and eamtitiy requested to tes that ths nam*
LIA k PBTSVSUM ar? upon th? WRAPPER, LABEL,
?OPPKR and BOTTLE.
Manufactured by
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JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
NEW -70XUS,
AGENTS FOB TIPS UNITED STATES.
October 19_ fmwljr
M. M. QUINN,
viiol OH al o & Retail Dealers
BOOKS, PERIODICALS,
K ??BPAPEIIB, STATIONERY, ETC.
?o. SST BUBO ITOilET
(OppcoJte Aaa air*?),
O Marleston, O. S.
(aa LATEST IBfl?ES Of th* Fresa al way* on lund.
tnb*OTlptiona r*o*rred and Qoods dellvsnd or for
idsd by Matt or BM sss, . .
1U OA1H OB^klUI Will b* r^omptty aU*nd?d to.
/?brusryia ly