The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 02, 1867, Image 2

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JN.UWS SUMMARY. Two English inventors recently exhibited iii Paris a musical locomotive, which wita ran back? ward and forward lo tko air of "Th? Taunbouaor Marah." A lobster waa recently caught at Jonoaport, Mo., measuring thrco fool ttvo luckes in longth and niaetoon aud a half luchos around tho body, and weighing twonty-aovon pounds. Tho largost claw woighod eight pounds fourteen ounces. On Saturdav next tho editors sud compoiitors of tho Clovola'nd Herald and Leader aro to play a match gamo of baso ball. Tho chaltongo emanated from tho attaches oT the Lradir. Tho two "nines" aro to bo composed anlirely of thoso who know nothing about tho gamo. The Registrar-General of Iraland records tho I dsath nt Mnghorofell or a man aged oighty-flvo years. Ile lind an immense pendulous tumor growing from tho sido of his neck, which was computed by several inodical mon who saw it to weigh from thirty to lilly pounds. It was of forty rears' growth, and lay over tho front of tho right sid? of tho chest and artus. Vieron Huno's "devil Huh" is no myth, as this item from an Italian paper shows : "A fow days back n person bathing bclwoon Comigliann and Sestri, iii tho Gulf of Genoa, was soizod by a largo pi il\ pun, and the crcaturo so interlaced its numer? ous tentacles round him that ho was unahlo, in spite of all his ufforts, to freo blnisolf, and was dragged under waler ami was drowned. Nono of tho other bathers von tu red to go to his assist? ance" The increase of coast steam linos it adding much to tbs buBinr . of San Francisco. Wo see hy tho papsrs of Ju' .J that in uno preced? og day steam? ships left for- agon, Munlorey, Victoria and San Pedro, and that another linn rr as established for Pouinlns, while tho Asiatin lino wsw in operation, and tho licet of sailing vorsols along tho coast has greatly increased. Not less than lilly new vousola, of from tlfty lo Iwo hundred IOIIH burdon, havo boen built niling ibo coast during thu year, and all j lind abundance lo du. Tho Northern papers contain an account of tho I recent In*, rviow hotweou tho Prcsidont aud John M. Langston, a colorod turvy ur from Ohio, wherein li la rajiraayMfrini Ukal Hm Vreohluiil anni for Lang? ston and tendered him tho cominissiouorship of tho Fror demo's liuroau. This is a m ?stake. Lang? ston sought tho intorviow and applied for tho po? sition, and whoo informell that lhere was no va? cancy, mid no probability of ono very soon, ho nuked for tho appointment of ministor resident nt | Hayti. To this tho Prosidcul mado a similar rc rpm i no, and thus tho intorviow terminated. A lotter from Paris states that M. AIXMNIIKB DUMAS is ongaged ou a now novol, tho scono of which ia laid in America, tho timo hoing that of tho civil war. Il is understood that many of tho details and incidents havo boon furnished by tho occentric equestrienne, Au.ui ISAACS ?ilKM;UN HLE irAN, or whalovcr olso tho lady's namo may bc. Miss MENKEN ia not without literary proclivities - of a certain ordor-and is reported to bin o kopt n Journal, iu which aro amassed many roi.iarknhlo occurrences, which aro to bo "worked up" in tho now romaneo alter M. DUMAS' own incomparable manner. Tho Doard of Brokern of New York city have an apparatus in thoir building for voulilating and muling tho r . om in which tho gold board hold their daily meetings. Tho room is fifty-fivo fest aquaro and twenty foci in height. A fan blower, worked by a small steam onginc, is placed in ono of tho upp..-r r emu, and drawing its supply from tho external air near tho top of tho building, forces a continuous current into tho room bolow, .hanging tho air ovory aix minutes. During very hot neather tho tallowing air is forced through chambers packed with ice. In winter hoatora aro substituted for tho ico chambers. Io the Episcopal Diocesan Convention, held in Chicago last, week, a resolution was adopted in? structing tho deputies of tho dioceao in tho noxt general convention "to procuro by go nor ni com? mon law, with nih tal do quail Heat im m, a prohibition of tho usa of tho marriage service of tho church in casos whoro either party contemplating inarriagu ebal! havo boon proviously divorced by tho civil law, on grouuds othor than that of adultery.'' Tho deputies aro also instructed to procuro a rule of duty to bo followed by clergymen, whoso cer? vices aro thus applied for in ascertaining the fuels boating on such prohibition. How to get rich-stick to your basinets. There is a man in Now York city who baa a ohickau-Btaii at ono of tho markets. Ho is now reported to ho worth two millions of dollars. Ho lives in a largo browo-stono palaco on Dr' iklyn Heigh tn, tho furni? ture for which cost (120,000. He attends to the 1 salo of his own chickens, never taking breakfast at home, hut coming over to tho market ovory morn? ing bolwesn tho hours Ot four and ll ve o'clock. He can be scon every day, standing behind a mai bin counter, with a whit? apron on. lu tho afternoon ho drives out, with bia wifo and family, or a fow frionda, in an ologaut carriage. It is reported by tho cabio dispatoh that the Spanish insurgents havo taken possession of Sara? gossa, tho capital of tho rich provinco of tho for? mer Kingdom of Arragon, and so famous in tho wara of Goths and Moora, as woll as of tho French with Spaiu. Cieueral Pam, who mado an unsuc? cessful attompt at revolution about a year and a half ago, and was drivon from tho country, ia tho Icador of tho prosont tuovcruont, which, if tho re? ported capturo of Saragossa ho true, is of a for? midable character. Ita auccoas would involve a chango of ministry, and a triumph of thoso libe? ral ideaa in the Covornmont, of whioh General Paw in thu acknowlodgod exponent. Tho PriBidout, under dato of the 20th August, directod thal 'Ponimiula Island, in tho Day of San Francisco, California, ho roser ved for military pur? poses. Tho island hos just wost of Angel Uland, and is reported as having an important bearing on the dofonco of Raccoon Strait, tho harbor and Bay or San Franni nco. On tho same dato tho Presi? dent directod that a reservation for military pur? poses ba made at Camp Goodwin, in Arizona Ter? ritory. This reservation ia situated in tho north? western part of Pinia County, ion the Gila Uiver, embracing an aroa of thirty-six sqnaro miles, or about 23,010 acres. Commissioner WITTON, of the General Land Oflice, has just issued tho necessary instructions to the Surveyors-General of Califor? nia and Arizona, at San Francisco, to cause tho foregoing reservations to be respected. Thoro is a serious difficulty oxiating bolwoon tho Pope and tho Czar In rogard to tho restric? tions imposed upon Catholics in Russia. Bot1- tho Popo and tho Czar insist on maintaining tho!.- re? spective prorogatives, and neither of them will yield to the other. Tho Czar, however, hoing ab? soluto in his own dominions, is master of tho situ? ation Taking into consideration tho fact thal 1 Catholics must at all times Hud it necoasary to communicate with their spiritual chief, tho Czar has con H cn tod lo nlln A* thom to write whaloTor they may think proper; but only on condition that all auch communications shall Aral ho sub? mitted to tho inspection of tho Russian Minister of tho Interior, who is dollied with authority to pass them, or to return thom to tho writers with his veto. Thia is putting tho Catholics in Russia under a syd om of oapoinago, against which tho Popo thus far baa unavailingly protested. A claas of "Cadet Engineers" iu soon to be form? ed at tho Naval Academy for tho coming school year. Applicant* should bo botwoon eighteen and twenty-two years nf ago, and must bo prepared to I pass a competitive examination, the result of | whioh will determino which of tho candidates will reeoive tho appointment. Tho candidatos will ho expected to pousoss a good high school odticalion, and afford Ovidonco of mechanical tastes. Suc? cessful candidates will bo appointed "Cadet Fn gineora," with rank and pay of midshipmen; they I will bo assigned quarters in the academy, and en? ter on a ccmrso or study calculated to give thom a good, practical and thooroetical knowloge or tho earliost slops in tho ooginoering profession. Af t?r graduation tho cadete will rocoivo thoir ap? pointment or third assistant onginoors, with pay or $1300 per yoar, and may oxpoct rapid promotion if studious and energetic. Faustin Boulouquo, formerly emperor of Hayti, who ia reported to havo lately doooaaed, waa born in San Domingo in 1789, At hia birth he waa a slave, but boram o froo by tho oraancipation act or I 1790. Ho took part in military affaira at an early ago, roso to high rank in tho army, and waa elect- I ed Proetdont of tho Hay lien Republic in 1847. Two years later ho proclaimed himself Emperor, osttb Uahod a nobility, and acted in a very arbitrary maimer. In 1852 ho waa crowned with imposing demonstrations, copying oloBOly the ceremonial obeorved at tho coronation of Ural NAPOLEON . Ho ia said to have consulted a waggish Frenchman as to suitable appellations for bia untiles, and, at tho suggestion of hla adviser, gave thom auch re? markable titles aa Duke o? Lemonade, Marquis ol I Bei} Terrier, etc. Faustin waa very joaloaa of the ' Dominican Republlo, and made reposted attempts to subjugate lt. Hla want or SUCCORS aud tyranni? cal government provoked an insurrection, and In 1859 ha waa drivon from tho Uland by tho toreos ander General, afterwards Proeldent J oft-ord. He took refago in Jamaica, whore ho eubiequently Jived m th bl? family. H ? < il I R H I i NT Ti > 1 ?IC ;S. A wurran is Tur St. L-mis lletmWctni promises whet lio characterizes na "a quick, certain, miro plan to roconslrucl UM ftoiuh, rcatoro ito pros? perity, and pTOTont tho posnihilily of being ruled hy nogroes and fanatic?." Hero it ia : "Every man in thc Houlhern Blnton munt non- ure that tho idil plan of largo plantations Ml Hat hu dour, away willi, and to keep nucli placo?. now Unit the negroes ?ire frau, is nuithor praclicabio nor desirable. Large plantation?, if practicaMe, aro ii|;.iiiiHt tho Imo itt lorosts of tho South. What (hoy need in popula? tion; population ia political power mid wealth. Thal being Iho cane, how aro they to acquire Ibis population? Tho answer iii easy, hil ivory mau in tho Mouth instantly subdivide hin land into forly aero tract*, aa near an ntwaJUa dividing tho wood? ed and clenrod laud equnlly, ni any rule giving lo each forty acron, fivo or lou of wood. When lilla in ilene, let them ofter to thc people or the Western Slate* to givo to each settler from Ihoso Ht aloa ol I lernato forty acres of land.rcquiriug no tither' tenn? than thatoaoh settler shall bring with bim a team, farming itnploinonl '. and mer.ns lo build n housu, and llvo years r. udoiicc. la Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and otho.- Western Status, land is worth from $50 lo $160 per .tero. Thesu lands aro oui o? Uio roach of tho UioiiHandu mid hundreds of thou? sands of young, enterprising and iudustrious mon, who aro looking about for wives anda futuro sottlomout. Opon Hie m allin nato forty acres of goud rich Innis to them, and instantly every a-, enue of travel will bc filled willi intelligent, thrifty, practical farmers, going South with their wives, their horses mid improved farming imple? ments, to Hottlo on tho lands donated them. We mention Woslcru men, because, as COU Iras tod with a foreign population, they aro eluded far? mers and more dusirablo in o very way. Let (hid bo dono, and in fivo years al most wc shall hnvo an overwhelming whito population ruling tho coun? try, developing its resources mid building iq schools, colleges, academics, churches mid roil ronds, whero now Ibero nro none. Lot thia bi dune, mid wt? shall MIN soo n height of prospontv iii Ibo South nover dreamed ot by Urara, Tin BIIOWNLOWB, HUNNICIITS, and ali euell fanatics rilli then uugro voles, will vanish Hito tho mint! of morn before Ibo rising sun. Let this bo done and tho nltoruato fut ty ocrus reserved will bi VToi th five-fold moro than tho wholu is uow. Lu this bo dono, and tho South win rino up uguln as i ruuug powor lu tho land, aud confiscation mn oxcoeaivc taxation will cumuli. Is iiKFKnniNn lo (ho appointment of (?enera CANUY, tho New York Journal of Commerce says "Tho appointment of General CANUY appears t bo judicious. Ho is an officer ol'distinction, brave firm, mid said lo bu discreet mid pi intent. Dunn tho early part of the war bu was stationed west ( tho Mississippi, and his operations were but lit tl known boro. Our citizens lind mi opportunity t hr como Acquainted with him iii 186-1, during tb riot times, Whet! ho was placed in command i this city, and wcro favorably impressed with bi abilities, especially bis coolness mid judgmcn From thin point ho was ordered to the Dupartmor of tho Gulf, where, as far as wo know, lie gav goncral satisfaction lo all partios and all peuple by lu i steady, strong, just administration of a faim, ltcconlly he bau been on duly nt Washini ton, mid is a thorough-going Union man. \\ trust that General CANUT will vindicate Iii wisdom of thu President's choice, in thu oyi of tho world, by his strict conformity to tl new and vvoll-phrnscd order :-thal bo sha when necessary to a faithful execution of tho law oxcrciso any and ull powers conferred by nels Congress upon district commanders, mid any ni all authority pertaining to oflicers in command military departments." In connection willi tho nu Joot tho Washington Chronicle says : (lenci CAKBY, who hnB just been appointed to tho cm maud of tho Second Militsrv Dislriel, is /nhl have remarked yesterday, in conversation willi friend, that ho waa not a political partisan, b that ho lind studied tho reconstruction ln< thoroughly mid approved them, ?ind that ho co pidi red their faithful execution essential to tl welfare of tho nation. Ile thought it tho duty or tl Southern people to .accept tho torilla offered the) Bo is also said to hnvo expressed his appr?cia I i of tho utility uf tho freedmen's bureau and his i tenthill of giving ita agents all proper and ucci nary aid in tho execution of their work. IT IR A OOODTUI.NO, Fa.vs an English papor, tl India sooms likely to bo chlo lo supply tho win world with quinine, Tor nol only was tho A mei ic supply uncertain, it waa actually threatened wi oxtinction, owing to tho reckless wu)' in which I Indians killed tho trees in thu process uf slrippii planting, of course, no now ones. Mr. Mci Ye who boa been ably seconding Mr. CutMSNT MARKHAM'S efforts at chinchona planting, flt that by removing only uno long strip of bark a immediately covering tho wound with moss, 1 bark is renowed, provided tho cuuibium ho not ] tired. Tho now bark, moreover, is thicker a richer in alkaloids than tho original one. Indci Mr. UiiouauTos, tho iiowly-appointcd "qninolt isl" at Ootacamund tells us that < avorago yield of cultivated plants is nearly I per cont, higher than (hat of thc Wild Americ samploa-7 por cont., instead nf from 4.10 lo ii por cont. Tho only drawback is thal tho ki which grows most freely in India is tho red bm tho quiniuo from which is usually mixed with oousidorablo portion of chinchoniilino and ott nlliod alkaloids, along with resin and cotori mailor nut candy separable. Still, however, sir wo slia.lt uso probably moro mid moro quini svory year, it is bettor to baro thc mixturo tb nano al al). Mr. IlnouoiiTos suggests that tin "amorphoua alkaloid nubctanceu" may have v tues of their own; but possibly, with moro porfi processes, thoy may ho found separable Ai uow, it ia hotter to Uko what India can givo un lisponsary uso, than to proparo (ns they do lomo dispensarios) their mistura quinto- nut -oncentratod infusion of quassia and caltvml .villi a dash of aromatio sulphuric acid. THE FOLXOWINO LETTE u. hos boon published tho gentleman to whom lt was addressed in i Now Orleans Crescent. How to rid tho cu un Irv tho ravagoa of that hitherto unconquered dostr -ir. Hie w rm, is a matter of tho greatest cnn incnco to tho wholo cotton legion of tho Sou Cotton plantara who aro suffering from thc ra gea of tho worm or caterpillar ought to nut work immediately to givo tho oxperimont a tr [t ia ?implo and oasy of accoss : " Asmvi LANDING, July 22,1807.-Mr. Ii. M. IKAACSO> 9ir : Supposo you would liko to ho.ir somoth further in regard lo tho crops and worms, srop is growing finely, excopt a portion of it t ls in tho grass. I bavo somo worms, thoy oro HO few thoy bavo not injured my crop Ihoy havo mostly puL up in chrysalis. Homo li hatched out, and will go to reproducing it) a days, whon, if not provontcd, they will injure crop, but will notdontroy it until tho third gon lion, which will bo three weeks from tho lorin lion of tho second. I hopo to bo aldo to make Worm chango his baso. Last nock I made a experiments which convinced mo I omi drive tl off. If I succeed, which I do liol doubt, I wi abb lo aavo two-thirds of my crop. Tho ren I usod waa unstacked ashes silted ovor tho pl Tho womiB left in ono hour after tho npplic.il My nophow tried it with tho saino result. I hogin to make ashes lo-morrow, and intend lo as much of my colton us possible. Ono limul protect from one lo four acres pur day. Tho a will havo lo bo applied ovory rain, and. it mn oftener. M?sl of my noighbors will I ry thc oxj ment. Wo aro sanguino ol success. Tux TniuuNE thus closes an ar I mle on tho P dent's H cont courso : Wo admonish tho poop preparo for a stern and high reaponsibility. nearly a hundred days until Congress moeia, thon wo axe powerless. Wo eau only bow lo dreadful tyranny. Tho President appealed t< country in his last mcssigo. Wo join him in appeal. Lot our friends organizo ovoryw! Lot ns mnke tho canvass upon tho infamy of JOHNSON'S Administration, and having dofi him at tho ballot-box, wo can proparo, th rougi representatives, lo cooaidur thu host course taken to piiuiah bim for hil crimes ng tho aovoroign will of tho American pc The NOTT York 2'im? thus concludos nu tiolo on tho samo subject. "Undor this aspe tho question it ls not posslblo for Qon. U long to remain pansivo. It ia had enough Hu vlowa in regard lo tho exigencies of tho mil eorvleo are disregarded, aa thoy aro by Ihn i val or Gnu. 1U:<COCK from his p'rosont Hold, can Oen. G rum- bo a parly to ordora at var with bia own, and with tho law of which ho li administrator? Can he aurrondor lils undi authority to instruct the dialrlot cominan and to revine, reverso or conform tholr at Can ho even impliedly aanotion tho illegal pi alona of tho Proaidont, or reapeot ordora i contravone tho law? If not, it la' manifoal Oan. ( 1 a ANT will gradual! j bo drawn into tho fltct, tho further dovolopmont of which w awaited with profound anxiety. At no [ . Ince the termination of tho war have affaira an appearance so auggesUvo of difficulty danger," LA titi B?rr UIIUJULATION.- Tko 1)AII?Y NBWS pmblithet th? Official List of Let? ters remaining IN the Pwtojfie* at the aid of each week, agreeably to the. fallowing section ty* thc New Postnflcti Law, at tlie w wsjxijpcr having thc largest circulation in the City oj Charleston: HKCTRWA AniHtoltlurHirrriiartoil.ni?! HstH nf lot? ti rr. remilliii'i! uucillotl for lu any rc-Moflh-n In ?ny eily, town or village., whom a non-pap-T ehall be printed, ..ball hrrenfU-r Im published nuco only lu Ibo iiews|uipcr u ]nrh, being |iublislio<1 weekly or oftener. Hitnll liavo ibe. largest circulation within range of delivery of tho Bald nfllee 02* .li/ ('ommmiicnfioii.t tntetutctt fur publication in thia journal must be tnltlrcstctl to the Histor af the Dail?i A'eir.t, A'o. 1H l/aynv-stmi, Ckartetton, 8, V. tinniness t.'ummunicuttous !o Publisher of Daily Newt, ItVcrMNol um/rrf<ifce lo return rricetcil communica ? lions. Adm tisement* OHtttdf ol'the eily must be accompa? nied irith the easlt. CHARLESTON. MONDAY MOB NINO, SEPTEMBER 3, 1807. Jon Wornt.-Wo brtvc now completed our ollie ? flo nu to execute, iu tho Biiortost possible lime, ALL KINDS OF JOH WORK, ami wc most rcspectriilly nslc tho patronage of our friends. ALMA RI AT BU. Wu arc inileblcil to a frieml for a Cntnloguo of thc University of South Carolina for 1807; nnil ns Hie institution hus our liest wishes, wc have thought thia a hitit.,; opportunity to maka a few observations, both upon tba catalogue, itml such matters ns uro suggested by il. As we open this pamphlet, und thu long columns of Trustees strike our eyes, wc arc disposed to bc again polemical, and <o lnuucli our i lum. kr ,,i tho polyciutlc sys tem of govern? ment, which wns so injurious to tho intercala of tlie College, nnd will in all probability ren? der any distinguished success impossible for Hie University. Resides thc learned witnesses whom we have already produced against this system, wc feel tempted to i|tiotc herc thc in? vectives of thc grent Cur.rzr.it, against polycc phnloui government. Rut tho issues lhat wc raised on thfc? aubjoct aro not now fairly pre? sented, and ' wc will contend ourselves by sim? ply alluding to Hie confirmation of our views, afforded by thc dilficulty of obtaining a quo ruin nt thc Spring meeting of thc Hoard of Trustees. We hope we shall bc pardoned for sugges? ting thal thc word " Catalogue " scarcely in? dicates thc exact character of this pamphlet. Thc list of students, ia in it a very subordinate feature to Hie exposition which il contains of the plan of tho University, and Ibo course of study. In thc Herman Universities the word NtUsHenptail is in usu for (his purpose ; nnd in thc English Universities "Calendar" ia used. Wu prefer thc Gurman word; bul even "Calen? dar " is better lhah " Catalogue." We notice n very iinportnnt nddition lo Iho .?taff of teachers in Ibo appointment of Profcs aor AuiiVjiTUa SAI'HTLKIIKN, lo tho School of Modern Languages and Literature. All per? runa competent to judge will bo disposed to agree that no better man could havo been chosen for this position Minn this distinguished ?eholnr ; and his selection gives us reason lo hope lliat h eren ft rr it will be practically ac? knowledged iu tho iiiunagcmcnl of tho Univer? sity that learning mid ni iii i ly will he consid? ered greater recommendations for otlico than (110* happy circumstance of haviug been born ill South ('anilina. During the Inst session, there were three resident grnduntcs, and HIS undergraduates. The cause nf polite letters nppcars not to have succumbed to thc ignorunl onslaught, which has been made luton it, ns we notice with pleasure that thc " School of Ancient Languages nnd Literature, " was attended by soventy-four stndcnt";hut we must add our regrets that thc "science of sciences " obtained hut twenty-two votaries. ls it not a mistake to make the daily exami? nations so importnnt a feature in the Univer? sity system? This practice is purely Ameri? can ; and wo are nut disposed lo admit that tho pre-eminence of American scholarship is so unquestionable as lo prove Iho superiority of the process hy which it is produced. If wc recollect aright, thc Herman student stands but a singlo examination for his degree, and in the English Universities, very little consequences is attached to thaac dnily recitations. Tho Professor meets thc Student for th? purposo of communicating knowledge to him orally, which is tho return that ho mases for the fees he has received. Wo rcgrot to seo that thc bestowal of honorary degrees has any place ut all in tho new system. There is ono department of culture, which has not been assigned to any ona of tho ?chools of the University. All tho sciences that aro taught, will avail our young men but little, if -they fail lo acquire something that is worth moro tbnn learning. Let them adopt aa the pattern of their liven and characters tho pure, noble, accomplished christian gen i Io? nium, who presides ovor tais institution; and they will have learned a lesson moro precious than nil tho teachings of tho schools. In conclusion wo append a list of the Faculty : HON. B. W. BABHWELL, LL. D., Chairman, uri ni BY. AND aoiBNTina BOflOOLS. HON. B. W. BARNWELL, LL. Tb, Professor of History, Political Philosophy and Political Economy. . Wu. J. Brvens, A. M., Profoasor of Ancient Lau? tungen and Literature. A. BACUTLEDEX, Professor of Modern Languages and Literature M. LABOBDE, M. D., Profoasor of Rhetorio, Criti? cism, Elocution, anti English Languago and Literature REV. J. L. BEVNOLDB, D. D., Pofosaor of Mental . i.i. Moral Philosophy, Sacred Literature and Evi? dence- nf Christianity. E. P. ALEXANDER, Professor of Mathematics, mu? Civil and Military Engineering and Con ?traction. JOHN LECONTK, M. D., Professor of Natural and Mechanical Philosophy, and Astronomy. JOHKTII LF.CONTE, M. D., Profoasor of ChomiBtry, Pharmacy, Mineralogy and Ooology. LAW SCHOOL. A. C. HASKELL, Profoasor. HEDIOAL flanooL. Jons T. DAnnv, M. D., Profoasor of tho Princi? ples and Practico of Medicino, and Obstetrics. JOSEPH LECONTE, tl. H., Professor of Chomititry and Pharmacy. M. LABOBOE, M. D., Professor of Physiology and Ulginuli. JOHN LECONTE, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica, and Medical Jurisprudence. EDWAU? D. Hill m, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. Rsv. C. BRDOE WALSER, A. B., Librarian, Treas? urer and Secretary of tho Faculty. W. H. OUCH MID, Bursar and Marshal. SANITARY STATT* TH S OF SOUTH CA KO LINA. Through thc kindness of tho Medical I) ir ce? lui' of the Freedmen's Burcntt for South Caro? lina, Itrcvel Colonel and Surgoon M. K. If on AN, we have been permitted to examine tho Sani? tary iteporls of Refugees nnd Freedmen, who have been receiving medical treatment from the officers of tho lliircau. Wo procured these si al isl i cs in order to examine, from the most reliable data within our reach, into tho general condition of health prevailing throughout the Slato, as well nu in this city. Wo did tins hp cause there had been within tho pasl few weeks what wo believed to bo exaggerated rumora re? garding the ntnount of sickness and mortality in tho State. As wo have before staled, "re? fugees" here menus indigent whiten. These reports include the Health Department of tho City of Charleston. Tho following posts aro represented: Charleston, Beaufort, Port Royal Island, James' Island, Wadmalaw, Georgetown, Hamburg, Ht. James' Santoo, Edisto Island, Mount Pleasant, Summerville, Columbia, H op kins' Turnout, Hilton Head, 8t. Paul'? Parish, J.ogaroville, St. Th.mas' Pariah, Monk's Cor ncr, uni] Darlington. Sonn; of Un Vt* posl* hnvolntrly been diecahllniiri?. Thc ri-vini!? of (lio "Hefbgeea," wo believe, tire principally connucil lo tho while poor of Ibis eily. Illili Ibo frecilincn, for Hie must pari; uro of Charleston ami Hm sea ?BIIIIHIH. . The reparla before na would be of gr??t in? tercut anti scientific raina if Ibero were any possibility of determining wliut proportion tho number of sick herc rcportcil benrs to tho whole populnlion, from muong whom theiusick are laken. lint Ibis, from Ibo nature ?f Ibo case, it ia impossible to ascertain. Tlic num? bera purporting lo give thia iiiformalion, thcro foro, aro necessarily only of proximal u accura? cy. Wo hu'vo thought, however, Ibat n com? parison of llic sanitary coiuliliun of tho pvesent Slimmer, with Mint of Inst year, nml of Mic while with tho colorcil populnlion, may nul bc with? out interest lo Ibu profession, or even lo Ibo public. Tho consolidated reporta of tho Hcverul posts in South C'aroliun, under Ibo chargo of thc Freedmen's Bureau (including tho poor whilo and blncV of Charleston), present us with tho fellowing statistics : HEP?OF.K9. 18067 Total unilor chargo of Bu reau. Total mimbor trcstod dur? ing tho month. Died during tho month... Small Poa and Variulold.. Doutha from aarno........ Typhoid Farer. Dealha from samo........ Malarial Fevers. Deaths from samo. Consumption. Deaths from same. Scrofula. Deaths from samo. i l ?281512925 640 COI 4137 989 To lal number undercharge of Bureau... Total number treated dur lng thc month.., Died during tho month Small Pox and Vs ri ole kl. Deaths from nama.... Typhoid Fever Do* tba from ?ame., Malarial F o vera. Deaths from aamo. Consumption Deaths from samo..., Boro fula.. Deaths from ?ano... TH83 113 Upon nn oxauiinatiou of tho foregoing tubles it will bo seen thnt tho amount of sickness this year has been greater, both among black and white, in May, June nnd July, than during thc corresponding months of Inst year; and this difference, we have every renson to believe, is due lo Ibo greater preponderance this year of thc different forma of malarial fever. Small pox, it ?B known, ivm epidemic herc during Hie winter months of 18?5-'Ct>, und the period embraced in thc ulm ve reporta brings us lo ihc close of tho epidemic cycle. The dis? enso was very fetal, but during thc sum? mer months, ns usual, ita virulence abated, and wc hence find I hat but fen whites died from il. Thc number of deaths among tho freedmen was greater-11 per cent, in May; (I per cent, in June, and nbout 4 in July; while muong thc whiles, during Ibo three months, thc deaths form only St per cent, of thc cases. There is now not a single case of emull pox in thc State of South Carolina that we know of, nor has there been for months. Typhoid fever did liol prevail lo any niano ing degrco cit her Inst year or this. We have only Iii ciiscs reported among whiles, two of which, or l-l per cent., died. Among thc freedmen, we nolo 17H caeca last year, willi l-l deaths, mid only IO cases, willi ll deal hs, Ibis ! year. Thu per ccnlnge of mortality last year from this disease WM about 8 per raitt., and this year 27 per cent, of thc cases resulted fatally, a very large mortality, If the statistics may bc relied upon. Tho number of cases of thc different forms of I malarial fevers reported are net greatly in ex? cess this year ovor last. It is true tho aggre? gate of cases is niucb largor, bul it should be observed thal, both nmoug white and blnck, tho number of those onjoying tho benefit of rucdi cnl care from the Ilurcau is larger this year than it was last. Thc per ccnlnge of malarious diseases Ibis year nnd last, calcul?t ed from tho whole number of casca treated, is as follows: "FIIKHDMEN. May.. Jone. July.. .10) ,13||May.. .21 June. .43]|july.. HEFDuEES. We lind herc, willi all the uncertainly nnd accidenta lo which statistics nre subject, a striking coincidence, in tho similarity of the proportion Ibcso malarious diseases bold to the entiro number of diseases reported, in the two years pndcr consideration. Consumption and aorofula, wo believe, are not common diseases in thia climate. During thc throe months under consideration, ia 18CG and 18G7, wo bavo Wi canes of consumption re? ported among whites, with 7 deaths, or 1.1 per coat. Among tho freedmen, during the same period, wo havo 180 caaos and 41 doathB, or 21 per cent. Tho per cenlago of cases of con? sumption among whites, calculated on thc num? ber of persons under tho charge of the Ilurcau, was .014, or noarly one and a half per cent., nnd among the freedmen .002, only one-fifth of I one per cent., a very small fraction. Of scrofu? la only lb cases ore roportcd among whites, and 287 among the freedmen. On thc whole, aa far na wo arc able to judge from these report H, wo should say that tho sani? tary condition of South Carolina is good much belter than la supposed by those who bavo not examined the subject. Perhaps, in conolusion, it may bo well to ululo Hint thorn lins not boon this year a singlo case reported of any epidemic disease within tho limita of (bia Slate. There hos boen no small pox, not a ningle case of yellow fever, cholera, or even breakbone fever, reported Ibis year; and considering the latoness of the sea? son, we think our people may onjoy a reason? able hope of immunity from epidemic during tho remainder of tho yoar. AN ORDINANCE! TO naooLATB Tua rioaaoa or rs-rnoLxoM, IT* FIO* intom, AMD OTU KU ra ru tru a li ur, tilts. Bao. I, Beit ordained by He Mayor and Aldermen, in City Council attenbUd, That from and after tbs lath day of Juno neil, it shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum. Kuri wno, Hock OH, neuritis. Demits, or any oliver In Oamioablo oil or olia on atorsgo or for aals in any cellar, store or building south of Une aireet. In a larger quan? tity than fifty gallons on any ono lot or premises, and any sneh quantity so kept or stored shall be cern tain esl lu visar?a of Un or other molal. baa X That Petroleum, ita products, or any other la flammable oil or oils, when brought Into tho city by li ml or water, may be kopt on any lot or lu any building In which cotton la not stored, for a period not mooed lng twenty-four hours, upon the expiration Of which limn ll a hall be removed and kept In tko manner as required by the foregoing section. Hue 9. Any person or persona violating any part ni thia Ordluanco shall be subject to a floe of two hundred dollars, for each offence, recoverable In any Court of com. ; silent Jurisdiction. I tau fi wi In City Connell ?bia twoDty-Arst day of May, In Um year of our Lord OD? thousand eight bund/ad and sixty-sevon. [l-s.i p. C. OAILI.ARD, Mayor. W. H. Burra. Cl mk of Connell._Jun? 6 KItUC IA!AH. M A VOUA LT Y OP OH AHI.KSTON, 1 - Om Wai November 9.1B84. J ALL PERSONS DEH1ROOH OP HEDUILDIHO IN T UK Burnt Districts and Waste riscos of Ilia ci ly, un. der "An Act of the Oeneral Assembly, giving author! I j lo tho City Conn efl of Charleston to proceed lu the mat? ter of a Fire Loan, with a vic-* to aid lu building np thu div anew," are hereby notified that the rorm of appli? cation for loans can be obtained at the otiles sf tho clark of Council, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 2 P.M. All applications must bs?* *d In the above mentioned office, ss tho Committee wilt moet avery Monday to cos. alder the same. By order of the Mayor W. B. SMITH, N ort ulnar 10_(Tiers of fkrorv.lt. NNWi OFFICE CI,KHK OP COUNCIL.- THE FOLLO WINO clause of HecUoa 1 of an "Ordinance to luise Sup? plies for the year 1607," ls published for the information of persons selllna Goods by aampls or otherwise, ?ho are not residents or this city. AB such persona are hereby notified to report st this HIPS* .Three dollars oo ?very hundred dollars of all goods sold In Ibis etty t- 'scjia not residents, by sample < rdhexwise," W. H. hldiTIi, March ? Clark of Council WA?,TS. VVOUVd l,AI)?, U'(l<> HAM HAU .MIMIC years' experience la T stiling, ami tvbo eau lur nish MUslaclor) letters of i.mmoiid-HInu, drslrus to .Maia employment In nBm?>l or 1'rlvito FamilT In eilbor the city or country. All-in-? M. P. J.. Roy Bom No. 61 Charleston 1'. U. town* September 1 COOK ANUt.VAMIF.it IV ?.VIi!U.-A Willi E WOMAN, ?ho ?ill give v.uisfa -lion, ca? got n per- I inniient alliisllrii by iipphlu;: nt :ii>. Ul MEETING STREET. :l Septeinber 2 AT VH"K WAM'Kll.-WAXTKIl A CWHPaaU SM TENT WHITE WO ?IAN to lake earn or Children. Nono nerd apr.lv without Ihc.l-eat nf refere nein. Inquire al THIS OFFICE. 3 Seph tuber 3 AIIKNPKC'I'AIII.E WIIITN WOMAN wishes a sltuntlon Ina small family as t-nuk nnd washer, nrtoilo liouso work. Apply at No. 31 io: tr. i FAIN UTI I KEP. _ Huptomber 3 ' WAISTED UV A WU ITT. WOMAN. A SITU. ATI ON U> do houHetvurk, or mind children. Ap? ply at No. 35 CHARLOTTE STREET. Hodtouihur3 _ I? WANTRO, A MAIAI.I. HOUSE ?lt A SUITE OF Fi vi: lt OOM*. In tho ceutral or lowor pnrl ol thoClly, Applytat lids Ofltr?._AugusKII SITUATION lVANTkin.-WA.lTF.U, UV A married nun, of steady habits, a situation In any mspectablo bnalnoss. Will mskn himself useful In al? mo.a any esparily. Address "O. I'.." at this uulco. August 13_ TO RENT. rilO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE III--.HI JL DENCE known as No. 133 King street, containing (Ivo squaro rooms, doublo plans, sud all necessary out? buildings; largo clsleru attached. To a good tenant tho rent will bo moderato. Apply ot FUllCUGOIT k DUOS'. DRY OOODa BTU li E._wfm3_August 2jl_ tl RUNT, THAT DESI RAULE II E fl I - DENCE. No. ll KINO BTItERT', with aU tho ns? -?. sary outbuildings, elstern, kc. Inquire at No. V, HOPTII BIDE OF TI1K AUOVE._wiro_Juno ? mO il If. NT, THE COMMODIOUS AND X plcssanlly ml usted two and a half atory URIOK DWELLING No. C3 Uaacl turret, north alda, near East Hay. Possession given on 1st Beplamber. Apply at THIS OFFICE August 31 _FOR SALE._ I7UIK SALE, AT THU CHAItLKSTON HO? ' TEL bullina, a One SADDLE UORHE and a null? or, but UlUo used, and lu good repair, heplombor 3_2 37IOR SALK_A GOOD MILCH COW AND ' CALF, toa-. Inquire ut No. 70 CANNON h lil KPT. botweeu President and Ashley sirc?te. Poptorabor 7_2? F- OH SALB.-A No. 1 MILCH COW WITH a young calf. Impure at No. lol Ht. Pilli,II' STU El rr. but-., imu Cannon and Spring a treats, nn tho west sido. * Boptombor 3 BOARDING. BOARDING.-AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS for HOARDING a small family are Ioho obtained al extromely reasonable terms In tho aonlhwcslorn part of tho city. For further directions apply at THIS OF? FICE _1_September 3 GOOD BOARD CAN IIB OBTAINED IN a Private Family. Apply at No. 28 MEETING HT It ELT, near tito nattery, tuwf September 2 BOAltDlNU.-TIHIEIC I'LKASANT ROOMS with good HOARD can bo had on immediate appli? cation lo No. CH CHURCH STREET, west aldo, near Tradd airest Tenua reasouablo. Juno 13 IrtXCKLLENT BOARD, AT VERY LOW li rates, in Hie most central business i>art of tho city, without lodging, lu a private bouse, can uow bo had. Fur particulars address "X. L," Post?nico. May IB COPARTNERSHIPS. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP, THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING between tho undersigned ls this dey dissolved by mutual consent. M. ROSENTHAL. September 2, 180,7, L. ALEXANDER. THB UNDBRSIONBD WILL CONTINUE TO C."RRY ON TnE BUSINESS al tho old eland No. 211 KING STREET. Septembers_ t_M._ROSENTHAL.__ COPARTNRHBH1P NOTICE. fTlHE FIRM OF OOURDTN, MATTHIK3SEN A CO.. IN JL Charleston and Savannah, having expired by limita? tion upon tho dcathl of the late F. c. MATTHIESSEN, tba UDdotalgncd will continuo Ibo tinniness In Chsrlos t II under Um former namo of GOURDIN. MATTHIES? SEN A CO,, and ID Savannah of ll. & IL N, GOURDIN A CO. H. OOURDIN. lt. N. GOURDIN. L. O. TODNO. Charleston, September Isl, 18C7. September 2 DISSOLUTION. THU FIRM OF LOWNDES, MIK ELL k CO. IS THIS day dissolved br mutual cousent. Either Mr. LOWNDES or Mr. M IK KI.I. ! i author!/., i to sollie tbs affairs or the timi. EDWARD LOWNDES. T. WAIUNG MIK ELL E. Ml KELL CARROLL. September lat. 1BA7. 1' Hep lernt er J REMOVALS. REMOVAL. flTHB UNDERSIGNED UAVINO UH MOVED HU TIN JL SHEETING AND PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT from Church street to No. un MEETING STREET, (ussr Wentworth), ho would respectfully request a con Unuanco of past favors. T. CAMPBELL. September 3 mwrS RAILROADS. SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL? ROAD. OFFICE HAVANNAH ARD CHARLESTON R, H.. MILL STE EUT DEPOT, COaBLESTOH, Sopt'r 2, 1807., ON AND AFTER TO-MOUROW, THE 3D INST., the Uso of thia Rosd ?lil be extended from Sal ti a hatchlo Biatlon to the Junction of the Port Royal Rail? road, one-half mlle weat of Yemaaaen Station, Pass.ulgera and Freight will be received and delivered at all the regular suttons on the Ho*/. Including Baltka hatcblo ana Temaasce. Consignees are eai>ocl?lly requested to receive their Freight on arrival of tho Train, and save the cxpeuse of storage. Faro from Cbxcleotoo to Yoniasaco or the JuncUon, 11.60. JOHN 8. RYAN, Beplamber 3 ? general ?nporintendeut. DOUBLE DAILY ALL RAIL PASSENGER ROUTE ATLANTA AND KEW ORLEANS ru Chatanooga and Grand Junction, THROUGH IN FORTYJI1IIB HOURS. TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTA DAILY At "ult. A.M. AND 7:00 P.M., making close eonnocHona at ali points Arri Tin? al New Orleans at 8 P.M. and 11:10 A.M. arf-Pj?ire?<Tf hy tra Ina of tho o eu rn ta Railroad maa? duse eonnactlons with this route at Atlanta. NO STEAM DO ATS OR OMNIBUSES ON THIS ROUTE, ELEGANT SLEEPING COACHES ON ALL NIGHT' TRAINS. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. PARS AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER RODTS. THROUGH TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED Can be obtained at General Tioket Office, Atlanta, Ga. Georgia Railroad. Augusta, (la. ; Knuth Carolina Railroad. Charte-iUm, H. C.; South Carolina Railroad, Columbia, 8. O. JOHN n. PEOK, Vaster Transportation, July 13 anio Westarn aad Atlantic Railroad. COMMISSION MERCHANTS?" WILLIAM U. GILLILAND & SON, Real Estate Agonts, Auctioneers AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, OFFICE NO. 23 II AYN Ii STREBT. Boprernbnr a_ WILLIS & CH1S0LM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS. WILT, AI TEND TO TUE PURCHASE, RAL2 AND Him MEST Ito Foreign and Domestic Ports) ol COTTON, lt I CB, LU M ll El t AND NAVAL STORM. ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston. H. C. H. WILLIS.A. B. OHISOLH ?OTICM. rriHE SHLPPINO AND COM MIMI ON BOBIN-SS JL will for Uto present be carried eu as usual by tba undersigned at No. IO Eui Bay, over th. storr, fnrm.rly ocouplcd by CRAIG, TUOHEY A CO. Allpeiaons having Individual claims mutt present the s ime. and dose lullabied individually still ma^o par ."?"?^ JOHN TUOHEY. FURNITURE, ETC. FURNITURE! FURNITURE! MANUFACTURED OT F. KRUTINA, Nos. 00 and 08 East Houston street, New Yorlc City. ALL THIS FURNITURE, CONSISTING OP PARLOR, CHAMDKR, DINING ROOM AND IJBRARY bUlTS, la of the latest styles, and manufacturad of the rory beat material, under the personal supervision of Uta Proprietor,and guaranteed. Parti na lu the rjoulh desiring Int Household Furniture san be supplied direct from the manuffcotoryi or those tbout vial li rig Nsw York will find lt an their sdvsnxage to Mamine thia Stock before purchasing elsewhere, AU >oods warranted._wftn Bm oe_Joly II FUH WALLT" rj^?LL INSTRUCTIONS BY WHICH ANY rXRROe |t mais or female, can master tho great art of Va liloquiao by a few hours' practice, making a world y 'un. and alter becoming expert* themselves, can lo? libera, thereby makins lt a source of Income. Pull J itructions sent by mall for f0 oenl a. BaliaBaetkm ac totead. Address P. O. Draw? 91, Troy, a.. Y alar is SOI.O.HOVH MMMIK M?. 1, A.". I'*.*. NI*I rriHK MONTHLY COSI SI I : N IC ATION WIM, UK X holden III Mai" 'iii,- I fall. Mid h'rrnimi, tin- M In?!.. ?1 Ho'tlmk. Druthers aud rm ll.laten rm- digrci s will to strictly punctual. Hy untar ul WV. H.*. II. ll. WKllNT.lt. SoptomlirrS 1* Socntury. I'AI.MF.rru STEAM I I ni: KNUlSiK ?'(I. -f)UNOTi:AI,LY ATI END'I UK Itr.til'I.AIt MONTH I.V 1 MKKTINU nf tim l^miMny, at tin- Hall, nit Ure MU'/. Hin 3d lind., nt H o', lin k |ir<-< Ixi'ty. Hy urilur. HenlRiiil'.v'i 1 W. II. AHSIHTIHIS'll. Kt-rruUry. I. ADI I s .111 THAI. A 111 ASSIK IATIIIV. AQUARTERLY Si I'ETI Ni I OF rms AMWk'I?tlO? will bo In-Ill Tuesday M nui.. r. n'clm-k I'. M. at tlio Depository. CH A I.MP.'tSHTKKKT. Ttw III. HIII.TK ul tliu A.tfoclatlon, ami all wlm may h.. lutcrciiti-d In the causo, are respectfully Invited to ?lien.I. Hy order of tho Hoard. Snptumbor 'J EDUCATIONAL. REVEREND! MYERS, I). 1?., GYMNASIUM. CUJUS UAUDKT l'RINCKI'S Kiiglui? certiorcm liuuiili|iU'ini|lli' lacere lierai orencenle in diem iiluiiitiuritin numero, rei postulan*)* ut sedes miiliircnlur; itaipie in up portiinuu. quoddam aedilieiuin a soplciiriiuii J aus in occidentam solem epcelnns uhi inter nc I Jiinguuttir r?an Hull ct (,'oiuilig nene OOUlllHaae, Proplcroa quod ailii in nnitno liaiieat ila I pueros instituera ul pcrfacilo rel collcgii rel tuercaturae curriculum ingrcdianlur, cr ordinc alqua ad unguom pucriilon ?rti?a principia exerceri eural. Nequo Inliuuin sermon em [ graeiuinve IICKICXII. Noe minus recle acicnliam aumeranili, rel ..ni ex ordino gesta mcrcalorin liliru itiacri liantur, cdocere mos esl adolc'centulos. Mu? tatis iiorinsimo robus gymnnnii, ne quid tlainili eapiant alumui, nociuui sibi adjunxil princeps JOANN!'.M GANNON owuluo liuml Imperittiiti artis docendi adolcsceutctn atquu proptur in genium eclebrcni. Qui, cum disciplina pran atantia in Uallifi collegii exiiui? fanni usus eral, j doindc galliouui sermonetn nilpie lilt urti luti? nes optime in gytnnaiio quodam cjusdein ro gionin nstendit. Karo igitur erenit ut tam npporlunimi unique praebcat seso gallicun scrmo. Praeest puerulis HOS A DI Ulli.K, dum cum1 tia interest ludis ipse princeps qui aluuiiiii i omni ro consulere aolct. Ki anglico sermone el gallina partier alqtto I latino, graeco, hebraico, hispano ct germano j constat od i rum du ru in curriculum. September 3 EDUCATIONAL, EST A II I.I s II IM I . > 1 O REV. DH. MYERS. rrviiR rxmtcisKs OF THE ABOVE MAMET) INSTI J_ TUTE will bu nannied (I). V.) ou WEDNESDAY, Octobor 3d, at tho Acadouiy, coraar nf Comiug anil Hull abrrot*. Terni? moderato, sud connu nf instruction auch aa will Impart n i mini aud completo oilucation. Saptombor ll tn? THE EXIGENCIES OF THE TIMES HAVE CAUSED tho C'lmralaalonern of tho Htato Normal and ll ich School to Uli Ibo building ia a Froo School. Tim Statu Normal and High School, aa now organised, wi 1 ti IT if. m be tracaforrod, under th? tillo of thu YOUNO LADIK.V COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, to tim commodious building on tho north ?Ido of Ucorg. street. Nu. 38, ons duor weal ? of KlDg street Tuition lu tho Preparatory Dopartnirnt, tl'J.SO por half sealion, or tao por annum ? lu Ibo Coi len lal o Dopnrl m.ot, tie per lislf saaaton, or tWI per ann un. Fmich, Drawing, nod Vocal Music, aro Included In thu regular coarse. Lalla, Orosk, Uornian. Italian, S|iaulsli, strumcntal Muslo and PaluUng, are oxtra, at moderate charges. A limits] number of Bomlor< will ho received at tho Io.tltuto. Hoard, t30 por mouth, or tiwo per annum. Including Will lug, Lights, Fuel. otc. Parlor Itnardere received st tho shore prices. All payments strictly lu adrante. Hoard of Instruction as follows : HOT. HENRY MOOD, A. M., Principal; Kev. HEN HY A. 1IASS. A. M.. Profoiaor of Mathematica sud Ancient Lauguagivi; fro fr ?nor LEWIS R. Ul HUS. A. SI., M. D.. lu nur er nu Chemistry sod Natural Philosophy; Preten?nr y. HOLMES, Lecturer on Ocology and Natural iii tory;-. Fr?lich, Tr niemur WM. MASTER. MAN. Ioitructor in Vocsl Mude; Misa MARY C. WOOD, lostruotross lu Drawiuu sud tainting; Mian LAURA M. HILL, iDitruotrcss lu KiigUah tirane he?. September 3_nitlitinna ENGLISH AM) KRKM lt IIOAHDINO AM) DAY 8CHOOL FOR YOUNO LADIES. MRS. DRISOANE WILL. ON TnE 16TH OF SEP TEMHER, reiumo tbs oxcrrlsi s of her SCHOOL for both OIRLS AND BOYS, st No. 31 Legsrs nt o rt Twolro Young Lsdtos will bc received as a Dellen Lettres Class ou tbs Ont of Octobor. For lenna apply st HEH HX.SIUKNCS._1_Maptoiuhur 3 THIS RXEIltTSES OF MIPS MARY E. ORAY'h SCHOOL, No. 3d SO? CIETY STREET, will bo resumed un MOND.vY. tho 3d September. thama Auguat 39 HOTELS. PAVILION HOTEL. A FINE LUNCH Served Everv D a y? rmei ll TU 1? l-'i O'CLOCK:. June 5_ S. SWANDALE, PROPRIETOR CF TUE Mansion House, GREENVILLE, S. C. Jun? 8_ ST. JAMES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS. PttopiiiETOua : WM. A. HURD.Of New Dr lea ic. W. F. CORKHRY.Of Spottswood Hotel, Richmond. I Tolcgraph and Hail road Offices in Rotunda or Hotel. Jun? IT Cito STEVENS HOUSE, Nos. Ul. !i3,145 AN? UT Broadway, N. Y.. opposlto Dowling Oreen- Un !ho European Plan.-THE STEVENS UOOSE ls well and widely known to the travelling public. Tho location Is es? pecially suitable lo marchants and bualDCSB mou; lt ls In close proximity to Ibe builncn part of tb? city-is on tho highway of Southern and Western trovol-aud adja? cent lo all tho principal Railroad sad Steamboat depots. Tho STEVKN8 HOUSE has liberal accommodailnu for over SOO guests-lt ls weU furnished, and possesses every modern Improvement for tho comfort and cntertaiumcut of Its Imnat?, -nui rooms are spacious sud well venti? lated-provided with gsa and water-tho attendance ia prompt and respectful-and the table ls generously pro? vided with every delicacy of tho aoasou at moderate rates. Tba rooms hartog been refurnished sud remodeled, we are ensV'tdto offer extra fsd ll ties for tho ooinfort and pleaiurt, ..f our guasos. UKO. K. CHASE A CO., May 3D Hmo Proprietors. LOTTERIES. GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MINIMI! ORPHAN'S HUM. BOYD, WILSON & CO., Managers, ATLANTA, GA. Great Extra Scheme, CAPITAL PRIZE $20,000. TICKETS OMA OMS DOLLAR, TO UH DRAWN AT ATLANTA, OA., IKITKMllItn 4th, 1C07, tlO will pu reins a a rackage of len Ttckots, Hal lo to draw ?50,00o. All Pli les paid without discount. Official Driwlng? loot each purchaser. AU Prises Cialisd st this OflJco. tff CorrM|>ondenls may rely on prompt attention to orders hy simply eurlnaln;t mutiny with full address. tfkT All orders for Tickets, Bebemos, and Information lo be ad dr?? od to JAMES KERR, Managor's Agent, Lock Box No. SSI, Charleston, S. C. OOo?: Nh 30 HBOAD STKEET. Imo August ll TOBACCO, ETC. "Ll (RIOLA" SEGAR STORE, CORNERBRUADWAY AND17TII KTRKET, NEW YORK. THE UNDERHKINBD WILL RR PLEASED TO REE hil Southern friends. Tho choicest HAVANA SK? UA nfl, of all the leading brands, wllb a general sisort mailt of 8mokera' Articles always on hand, 'une a D. OITOLENOUI, AgonL EXCELSIOR!_EXCELSIOR \ CHASTELLAR'S HAIR EXTERMINATOR, Poa Rexaorlna; ?aperliaoiu Ilsttr. XVO TUB LADIES ESPECIALLY, TUTS IN VALU AHL?. I depilatory recommaaiils Itself is bot rig an almost in larpenalbla article to fem?is branty, ls easily applied, loee ?et burn or Injure tho skin, bat sela directly on the xx) ts. Il ls warrante*! to romo ve supcrfiucus hair from ow f ??heads, or from any pari of the body, completely, otaUyand radically exUrpatlog tho same, leaving thu ikln soft, smooth and natural This ls tho only artlcln ised by the French, and ls the only real effectuai depila />ry in existence. Prto? T5?r?e per package/ post ?aid to any address, on receipt of au order, by BBBOEB, BHUTTS k CO., Casuists, March M Ijf No, SSS lurer st, Tro,, H. Y. GROCERY AND M.nCrlUiH?.?5j??-. PK HIE IVKNTKUN CLEAN nimu-.i) Kinks, siiui'i<i>Kit?. ???. r>rr illlM. PKIMK ?I:;IT.IIS CLEAR Klimi'.D Se) HIDES ju I1I11I?. Prime Wndcnt Hlmuliirni in Ire. Ilatutnl K. <V Xtrl|M ?I I.I.I?. N. V. Kii ur . iin .1 sin|? in lilli?. Wnw Vi** K. I'. I'u: HlHNihli ri lil ton. Hogged N. V. Kiigar-mriHl HntiiK Vii lilli?. Miitlli.'KK.v Sun-? i-i.l. r Vim-'in latmliiig nuil lor rain liv I.AIIIIKV A ALEXANDER. Si ).li nilli r ..? iinvj M O li A SS KS ! MOLASSES! ii \ IIIIIIS VI'JtVhlllM'.KIOII M I'Si'I IVA I li I Mill.AS 4"\ f SF-s. .., -ni lu Vntiii l:i< i-. .At Illili?. Karrol ...ilia Motown*. 1'ur Kuln by .1. A. F.NSI.OW A I! ki Imp-irli-n--. Nu. Ill Kn?l ll?\ S'|iti'llll?T t! i <<M.N ! COHN ! .>rtirl/k liuslll-l.s I'lilMli NUKI ll I'AIIOI.INA .w')V M I winn; I'IIIIN. lamliiir. |~ r n i.m i Wi.In IVnrlil. nml fur'Uk- li? SCIII.VI'N * NI ?lt Kl', ?cptiilnbnr '1 AIT.Ullin.i.l.lll-Mi Whart. ?KM ENT AM) I'LA STEH. O? WI W?RIUSIJI CEMENT ?t\t\3 li? barril* fab lin il Plasinr. Lauding Irmn pi-lnmm-r H. ll. W inn i. TO A Ititi VI-', l'un Hitit: SI SA\ K. Vt ll lit 11 IH, .Mn HAHUELS CEMENT. Fur Hill'hy OLNEY A- cu.. Nim. V. Il nilli l l Vl'IMllMl lt?ll|:<-. Si'iiti-mlier 'I -j NAMMON l-OCii. Kf\ DARRELS PRIME IlASiniDN Idil' LAND r)\f I NI I lliis ills' per Ht uni.- lipton. I'm yali- ii: lui? lu mil "iiri'liasi re. Ap]i|yii> ISAAC h. HERTZ A ct)., Nu.'Jill I-_i-i liny, ?'?mir Cumin rliuul street. Aiigii?l 111 NORTH CAROLINA, OEOKOIA AM) TIC WK S S Kl-'. I-'I.IM lt. I AM NOW I'KKI'AKKOTOI-li.l.OltltKltSKITIII'lt 1 fur export ur Ilium* cinisiiiiipiluii, ul liinrkill rate1-, willi Ulf REST III?ANIIS (IF I'LullR. put np in barrels, halt mu? iiinrti-r lum?, ?lin rt fruin itu- Mill?, WIIIUIM? rniM,-I IIIIAN ANli SH? 111 I'S. .1. N. HllHMIN. Nu?. I nuil 2 Allaiilir Wharf. August 2 niuf lum ?K ~t WILLIAMS & 10. W HOL KS ALK M KUCHA NTS, CHARLESTON, S. C., OFFKlt lou SALK LOW, Kalil t'AKII ? ')lMl/l HKAJliiKBH SACKS LIVERPOOL SU.T -HM ) \ 1 MW coll? Hemp anil Manilla Rope ?M laden ilmiiiy ami Diiinl.-c Hagging HNII) In u'" Null?, a - -i II I. il n/a s tllKl lil.I- Cullen Sugar. A. ll ami I! 900 bag? Hin CulTi-e IOU lilli- Mulan. -, Billi Syn i). : UKI linn? Adamantine Canilles '.'im keg? Hazard's I'iiwili r , !?'? bags shot ?J. - -n Hi?, i . ..I Copperas, Ullin Sliini-, Madder. Imbun. Spiers. Ac. .Inly in _ _ wrnntmoM K.i 3 et X 13 B g Oil ?s LEA & PERRINS' CELEBRATED WOMUIRR Silieii. piiiivm \< i:n ,_, EXTRACT nv CONNOISSEURS TO ar. ?ni osi.T (?ood Sunco AH xi Arrucaiii.E of a letter troll] ii MEDICA I. OF.N'I LEMAN At Madras, III lila Hn-tlierat WORCESTER, .Moy, a*?y??ls:.|: "Tell MU k PER &35j?- ltl.Ns thal llicir SAIICIS n. i is highly ishi nie.l lu iII ? o'a. aiuli?iin my opintuu, ..[."?fi?.*'"-' 'he most palatable, aa EVERY >ARIhT\ h??..;Vl well as Hie munt whole Vxr? cr^r.' -mille SAUCE that la OK DISH. ^V^^na.le." Tho BUCCOSB of Uria most delicious and nnrivalle, cou ilinn i.i having cunnii ninny unprincipled lief lera to apply Uiu nenin to Mfmrnius (V,m/snini/i, thu Pon?an la TtM?mifuiiy ami aaraoffv rm] neat ml lu rm that tim nuino of LEA A: PxaaiMS aru upon the WltAlTKIt, I.AUEL, BTOPrUU ami U01TI.H. Maoufaclurcil hy Ci E A it PERKINS, Worcester. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, NEW YORK, . AOF.XTrt l ?)ll THU HNITKl) STATICS. Octoher 1!) iimvlyr GRAND TRIUMPH ! Pltl/.E MEDALS AWAUDF.l) DURTEA'8 STARCH & MAIZENA, For their inconlentablo cicollenec, nt l'A ms EXPOSITION. Wai. UIIEAT INTEUNATIONAL EXPOSITION, LOKDOM, lBCi OIIEAT INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION. HAM HUH?), UBS. O It RAT INTE11NATIONAI. EXPOSITION, COI.IX1NK, 1606. At AO AT STATEH, AOIUCUt.TUUMi. AMEItK'AN INSTITUTE, AND MARYLAND ISS I 11 UTE STATE FAIRS. Bm- Thoio Oooda aru pn-uiiliielilly lin In-nt In tho world. For sale hy all Qroenra. WM. DURYEA, Uenunil Agtmt, No. MS FULTON HTREirf. Aiurust 15 _tlwniltiio ~ JOl?N_M?clnt?<^ & co., NOS. 178 AND 180 PEAIIUST., AVio York, IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND DEAI.F.HS IN INDIA. SCOTCH AND KENTUCKY HA(IOINl), tllfNNV UAOS AND I ll' I ll.A I' SUITAULE FOR WHEAT AND COHN s M 'K IM I ; alsir, a largo au?! cuiii|ileto sltx'k af UAIX ROPIl, embracing wea tani iiiacliliic-niado llomp, Manilla, Flax and Jule. Dating Twines, etc., all nf ivhlch they offer at lair prices. July Ti_tl mo THOMAS R AGNEW, IUl-OnTEB AMI TIEALEn IN Fine Urocrrlca, t'liolre Tens, Kfc. Hlo, IOS. 2fi0 and 262 GREENWICH-.-T,, OOH. OF MTIRRAT NEW YORK. Novranber ? a HOPE FOR THE DESPONDIM INVALID. DEFER NOT THE USE OF RODRIGUES PULMONIC PiLIXIR SPECIFIC. ANT WHOSE DECLINING nEALTH. WHICH AJL waa precarious, and their recovery despaired of, 0 now with grateful cmanatlona lo tho AIMVIHO'UIH oner, offer heartfelt thanka fur this tim ely renie. I y. Unr? ig the abort Uuin aluce its public iutrodiicUou Into nw, tie Originator has mont happily realized her most KOII umn expoctaUona In mauifcstatlnu? Isanliig from all uartcn of Ila ucparalelle?! rnrntlvo properties, for In no lao where it baa boon adinlnlatcroo with roganl to ?li? je liana, and persevered lu, has ll failed tn Us beneficial cantu. in roaortlng to Uils romrdy, tho bunil l can ilepemi pen tho safety of every anb in In Its proparallon, and lille lt a reel oralea tho healthful n actions nt en rb organ nd vosatl, the mimi can bo perlivlly freo fr?ivi apprtv onaloc nf .ny aub Ho Ingredient being Insinuated Into lt? llio appetite, which Improve? under Its arliniiil?tratlon, 1 at liberty to Indulge prudently In whatever nutriment i palatable, digestivo and wholesome, and while lt ls no i oro than proper to avoid exposure lo fresh cold, no fear ced ho entertained of any liability under Ibis course nf -eabnent to Inducn lt. Il ls a pleasant AROMATIC ORDIAL, quito agreeable to tba taute, and as a lung re Ivtfyer and balaam of health, ll la dlallngiilahlnR Itsclfaa Uti nut precedent, and we trust will, cm lonir, claim for ?:!f giccrxl tcclsmtllon fer Its unrivalled eftlracy. For aalo by tho Propnetreaa, Mrs. UK01M* rtODItl UE'fl, northwest corner nf MEETINU AND HOCICTV niEKTS, and prliieiial Druggists. PRICE H1NULE HUTT LE 11.25. April 2 _jMm_ "?i E A U T V.- Auburn, -avw Mr\fA I > UnkttA Flaxen, and /E^A. Ctr? 8} silken UUItUS pr. ii lu .1 by ?? _ B? JK Jff Ibo use of Professor Da- B^T? ??g^iBL UUEUX'f? F It I B B II LE ?|cV SH Sf^23fc UUe.VKUX. One applIcA- Sm^j?f IV IHR l'on warranted to mri Ul - ajwjfjai rr ? *y rnontatn?Hbt arni atnbbom *LJ7WWJCt> J "of either ?ox lato wavy ringlet?, or' heavy maaalvo Has been used by tho faahlonables of Parla and mdon, with ibo moat gratifying result*. Does no ln ry to Ui?hair. Prloo by mail, aealed and postpaid, tl, ncrlpUve rlrcnlara malled frew Addrruut IlEROF.R 1UTTH A CO., Ohexoiata. No. lu uiver atrect. Troy, N' , Sole AcegU for the Called Slaw. March M ly