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THE DAILY NEWS. RIORDAN, DAWSON A CO, PROPRIETORS. OFFICE No. 149 EAST BAT. -o r E RMS - DAILT NEWS, one yeer.96 00 DAILI News, six months.3 00 DAILT KIWI, three month H.3 00 T?I-WEXKXT V" E wa, one yeer.S 00 Tai-WEH KL i Ni we, Biz months.2 00 PAYMJTST Inrertebly in ad rex ce. No paper cent mn less the cash aocompan.es the order, or for a long? er time than paid for. Tn DAILY NKWS will be served to subscribers in the city at 15 cents a week. An VIE ns E M "NTS - First insertion, 16 cents a line; Subsequent insertions, 10 cents a Une. Business Notices, 20 cents a line. Marriage and Funeral No? ll ce?, One Dollar each. NEWS S O M JE A ET. -Gold closed in New York yesterday heaVy rat 36$. " ' -Cotton closed quiet and firm, with sales of 1200 bales; middlings 34?c. -Cotton in Liverpool closed a sb ade finner at previous quotations. -It was officially reported at Rio on the 8th instant, that President Lopez had promised to leave Paraguay on certain conditions. -A Cincinnati court has decided tb at tele? graph companies cannot exclude individuals from the wiles at pleasure, when they are will? ing to pay the usual rates. -The railroads centreing in Atlanta, Ga., will shortly commence to boild one of the fineet passenger depots in the South. It ia to be of granite, nod all its appointments wi!I be finished io the highest style of art. -A child wad baptised in St. John's Church, Hew York, on Thursday last, with Masonic ceremonies, the child being a son of a Royal Ar oh Mae ors and devoted to Masonry. This is the second instance of the kind in this country. -A co-operative store waa opened in the Haymarket, London, about a year ?ge, and has been extraordinarily successful The sales i o a twelve-month amounted to upwards of $6fi> 000, the whole original capital being only .12,600, and the profita have amounted to over . $31,000. -The New York Times oalls for the suppras tjpn of the kerosene .shops, citing the case of a place in East Broadway where neatly pore napiha was scad under the name of "liquid gas." A barrel of this liquid exploded a few nigh ts since and deaned out the stoie moat ' thoroughly. -A deadly duel occurred recently at Puebla. Two Mexican gins-, rivals, met aa they were going out of church, and deliberately arranged the preuminanee of combat They afterwards drew lots to see who should stab the other, and the winner plunged her po ig ni ard into the heart of her victim. -Ex-President Johnson has had great diffi? culty in being allowed to register at Green ville. He waa pronounced "disloyal" by a high minded officer of election. The old gentle? man finally got his name booked, and then he addressed himself to the registrar in ternas whereof the tenor was the reverse of compli? mentary and slightly severe. -Mrs. E. A. Pollard, who attempted to shoot a Dr. Moorain Baltimore last January, because, as she alleged, the latter interfered between herself and husband, was sentenced I by Judge Gilmore, of Baltimore, on Monday, to thirty days in the city prison. She cried and begged for mercy at the announcement, bat Justice was mex Drab le. s -The Spanish journals are circulating a ca? rious report to tbs effect that the Prince of Asturias is .to marry the English Princess Brwtrtss, a. lady of tris own age; that he ia to I * be King and she Queen of Spain-Donna Isa bella abdicating;-and that, in consequence of snob s very propitious alliance, tbe British j Government wfll restore Gibraltar to the Span- 11 iah monarchy. .1 -Toe' project of imparting English servant , giris into Canada is prospering. Miss Bye's , la?? cargo were all hired at once, and more dc- . mantled. A man in Hamilton took snob- a I ', fancy for one of them that he insisted on mar rying her right away. The girl, however, re rosed to consummate an alliance on so short 11 ^acquaintance. Thia is no more than should 11 -Aare been expected, for giris have always been I ? popularly received when "joining '.brough the I, Bye." t -Yoong Bennett wfll bave a jolly time in j ; oroseing the Atlantic in his splendid yacht I Dauntless. . The ship's company wfll consist I 4 of her captain, Vice-Commodore Bennett, and 11 bi? four <roei ts (Dr. Giovanni Cece ar i ni, Mr. 11 Melvin Kaapp, Mr. -La wienco Jerome, and Mr. J t A Wright Sanford, all sincere lovera of yacht- I ing, and familiar with the roles governing j aquatic sports,) Cap tain Lyon, master, two navigators, two sailing-masters, two stewards, two cooks, boatswain, two quartermasters, I j coxswain, boatswain's mate, pantry boy and I j ten seamen-in all, thirty persons. I ^ -The Washington correspondents say that t the administration has at but taken a stand regarding the political situation in Tennessee I and Virginia, where there are two Republican 11 tickets in the field, the one Conservative and 11 the' other Radical. ' Of course, Grant decidej c to support the cai pe V bagger in Virginia, and I c the.. Radical who raised s rebel regiment in I < Tennessee. It is said that the matter was the I { subject of a Cabinet consultation, in which Mr. I Boutwell declared tb at there could not be two 11 Republican parties in this country, and that I * the only true one was that which was the most I * Radical. I c -Boston gave a au'cesfal testimonial to Mr. I i Gilmore oh 'Tuesday. The grand chorus nam- I j bored over 7000 voicos, with an orchestra I nearly equal to that during tho Jubilee week. ! . The programme embraced several or the most I 1 popular selections then given, and the enthusi-11 asm manifested m the former representation I t was repeated to day. The Anvil Chorus, with I c .the cannon and ball ringing accompaniment, I \ and the Star Spangled Banner and other patri- j ( otic pieces were enthusiastically received. The grand ?horas, "Oki Hundred," rn which the I 8 entire audience, joined closed the performance. 1* Mr. Gilmore will realiza about 136,000 from the 1I performance. I -Walker ahead aod Webs drying up, is the c cry from Virginia. Th3 Charlottesville Chron- I r ide says: "The same ?tory comes from all I j parts ol the State. The whites have gained on I the bia- - ks everywhere, and ta? white majori-1 ty throughout the whole State baa been large- I * ly .increased. More than this, we hear from 11 everywhere the same account that ve have in I ? Albemarle; thorn who wera wavering between t two opinions are giving in their adhesion to | " Walker, and the number of white men who will vote for Wells is being decreased day by day. Untiring efforts are being made at the asme time to instruct tbe negroes, and show ftjajp that their interests are with their former toasters in this straggle, and that the carpet? bag demagogues are leading them on to de? struction. -The Fro a ch Cable, it is cow said, w ill not bo landed on the Jarsey shore. Tbe Great Eastern will probably arrive at the Island of St. Pierre, near the south coast of Newfound land, in tho first week in July, and notioe to navigators has been issued as a warning against collision. Tbe Great Eastern will pro? ceed no farther than Sc. Pierre. From that point tbe cable will be taken up by the steam? ers Soacderie and Chiltern, which will land tbe shore end at Duxbury, Massachusetts, about the first of August. Duxbury is a town of four or fire thousand i nh:, bu an ta, m Plymouth County, thirty-six miles southeast of Boston. It is about six miles from the railroad station at Plymouth, and in consequence of its retired situation has hitherto been little known. As the western terminus of the Brest cable, how? ever, the place will grow m importance. -"Old Ben Wade" is making an inspection of the Pacific Railroad upon an original plan of his own. It will bo an inspt dion as is an inspection, according lo tho account givon by a delighted correspondent, who writes from Cheyenne. He says: "Mr. Wade is making an inspection o? tho Pacific road, and evidently is inspecting it. WLon tbe train ?9 io motion, Mr. Wade sita at tho door of the rear cir and watches the track as if he had lost something valuable and expected every moment to die cover it. Sixty miles above here, night coming ?on. Mr. Wade ordered the tram to run on a siding and leave bis car until morning, as he was determined to go over tho road in day? light. As soon as he could see, a special engine was SOUL up and attached to his car, and the old fellow, having properly adjusted hts spestacles, set sail westward. CHARLESTON. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 3, 1869. A Celebrity In ?atajea?*?* OM John Brown's rflg-*t-t??nd Man. Little, probably, do the good gentlefolk of Edgefield dream of the extent to whioh their fortunate county has been honored in the recent change of internal revenue offi? cials in that division of the third collection district. We are told that the new ap? pointee as Assistant Assessor is a "Mr. R "Realf, an Englishman," and oor Edgefield contemporary, evidently ignorant of its special bliss, indulges in laudatory regrets over the removal of the late incumbent and baa no word of oheer or weloome for the stranger who takes his place. We know something of Mr. Riobard Realf, and hasten to introduce him te onr readers. Englishman, indeed, he is; bot it was on the sacred soil of the Old Domin? ion, and in prominent oonnection with one of the most exciting events in the annals of that renowned oommon wealth, that, he first became known to fame. It is now more than ten years sinoe the country was startled by the tidings that Old John Brown, with a few desperate followers, had made himself master of the United States armory at Harper's Ferry and madly raised the standard of servile revolt. Had the blow thoa so boldly struck been followed by the chain of anticipated resolta, it was Brown's dream of power to have established a great Black Republio, of which he himself | was to be at onoe the creator and the dicta? tor. Realf, at that time the shrewdest and most active as well as the youngest member of Brawn's gang, had been formally singled oot as the Secretary of State, in the organ? ization of the p rojeo ted government. We all know how the crazy soheme was throt? tled at Its birth; how the ungrateful blacks failed to rally tit the oall of their Q ?ixotio deliverer; and how, after a fair trial before a jory of Virginians, the miserable old fanatic, who perhaps was less guilty than most of his fellows, expiated his and their crime upon' the gibbet. Realf, who was believed by many to have been the ruling spirit of the raid, was cunning enough to escape all seri?os consequences. Of his subsequent oareer little is known; bot the vgrsatility cf his genius and h; irrepres? sible impudence seem every wk te have served him in good stead. We her of him now as a hero hobnobbing with the Abo? litionists of the North; now as a non-com? missioned officer in the United States army at Fort Piokens; now as an office-seeker bashfully urging his claims as a loyalist j and a soldier at Washington; and lastly as an Assessor of the Internal Revenue in the rood old District of Edgefield, South Carolina. Tae day of chivalry indeed are gone, since Richard Realf, while the sool of his gaunt tod grisly ohief is still "marching on" in riumph, abandons the quest of glory for he quest of greenbacks '.Tate Coolie Trade." We print, this moroing, an act of Con? fess, passed February 19, 1862, prohibit ag what is known as the ooolie trade This aot is commonly supposed to stand in he way of Chinese immigration to the Jnited States, bot a careful perusal of its irovisions shows that it is only intended to irohibit the ase of American vessels for tarrying ooolies from China "to any foreign loantry" to be disposed of or sold, or 'transported for any term of years," "or or any time whatever, as servants or ap irentioes, or to be held to service or labor. 11 a Section 4 it is expressly deolared that | c Kithing in the act "shall be deemed, or : ons trued, to apply to or affeot any free and rolootary emigration of any Chinese sub aot, or to any vessel oarr.ing suoh per? on as passenger on boird the same;" and t appears to as that the aot only relates to he shipment of ooolies in American bot? onas to foreign ports, there to be hired out ir sold. And if the act did refer to the Jnited States, our planters might still make lootracta directly with the Chinese in China, LS there would theo be no "transfer" for a erm of years within the meaning of Section .0. The intention of the aet is, to os, very ilear, and we publish it entire, that oor caders may see that the law does not de >ar them from making contracts with 'hi?ese immigrants, any more than it linders them from making engagements < rith the Irish or German laborer. The v 'coolie trade" is ver/ properly prohibited, ? tot there is oo interference with free and olanUry immigration. Jj . 1 .B* ' ' a The Cost of Importing C oolies. tl b Some timo ago one of oar prominent ti shipping houses wrote to England to obtain 6 ?orne definite information in regard to the j ;ost of shipping ooolies from China to this ?ide; and reoeived in reply a letter, from whioh the following is an extract : "Regarding coolies we have the following by last mail from oar Hong Kong correspon? de a t s, who wrote ander date 19th October, 1868. They say: " 'Begarding emigration there would be no difficulty m sending forward any number of laborers under proper regulations, if the con? tracts entered into are considered reliable. Some have recaatly gone to the West Indies. They cost an outlay of forty eight dollars per heal for shipping, clothes and chow chow (I- ? bacco) for the voyage; wages five and six dol? lars per month, agreement for five years, then to be returned to China. But the preciso terms on which any particular contract can be mado caunot be ascertained until details are with us. The regulations here aro very strict and full care tak-n of tho coolie's interest. A ves? sel woilJ have to be chartered, which could bo easily doue hero. Fall authority with terms of contrac: would have to besetit out, with proof of their bein? binding auder tho law of the coun? try they wjre carried out in, and bank credits for above advance per head, stores, medicine, doctor, Ac; passage or charter money could be made payable on arriva!.' " We miy add that the cost per head, for shipping and ration'', from Hong Kong to Charleston, would not exceed the rate to the West Indies llotircs tn pan?rnptrn. T* HIE DIs*TKICT COUR r OW TI1K I UNITED STATES, FOE SOUTH CARO? LINA.-MOTTE' M. 18?.-IN IH* MATTER OF CHARLES O. KENDALL, CF HEADFORT, h. C BANKRUPT-PE CITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY -O-dered, That a hearing be had on th-s TWENTY SECOND D\T OF JULY. A-D. 186 >, at Federal Courthouse in Ober lea tc 8. ?J.; and tua: all Creditors. Ac, of said Bank? rupt appear at said time and place, snJ ' 6how cause, if any they can, why the prayer of the peti? tioner should not be granted. And that the second meeting ot Creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the office ot J. C. CA K PEN rt R. Esq.. Regi<fr r of Second congressional District, H. C., on the TWENTY rrasT Dar OF JULY 1869. at ll A. M. By order of the Court, the 3d day of Joly. 1869. D ' N IEL HORLB ECK. Cleric of the District Court of the United States for boalla Carolina._s2_Jnlv 3 ?V THE DISTRICT COURT OF 'I HK UNITED 81A TES FOB SOUTH CAROLINA. MAY TEBM. 1869 -IN TBE MATTER OF JOHN HARVEY. OF CH ARL KS ION, BANKRUPT. PETIIIONFOR FUt-L AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY.-Crdtr-d, That a hearing be h d en the TWZNTT-TUTBD DAT OF .1 ULT. 1869, at Federal Courthouse, m Charleston, 8. C. ; and thal ail credi? tors, Aa, of said Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and show sause, if.any they can. why the prayer ol the petitioner should not be granted. By order of the Coure, the a J day of July, 1869. DANIEL HOB L BE IK, Clerk of the Diatrlct Court of the U. ti. for 8. C. JnlyS_sa IH THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUB UNITED STATES, FOB SOUIH CAROLINA MAY TERM, 1869.-IN THE MATTER OF JAM?S H. KEELS. OF WILLl?MSBUHO COUNTY, BANKRUPT-PETITION FOB FULL AND FINAL. DISO HA HOE TN BANKRUPTCY.-Ordered. That a bearing be had on the TWUTTT-SEOONTJ DAY or JULY, :809, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, 8. C.; and that all Creditors, Ac of said Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and ?how cause, rf any they can, why the prayer of the pe titiener should not be granted. By order of the Court, the 34th day of June. 1869. DANIEL HORLBECK. Clerk of the District Court of the U. b. for 8. C. June 36 P3 Irv gaMirati0BJ. JJUOK BUYERS Willi* FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS CATALOGUE. The List win be Changed at least Once a Week. NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS FOB SALK AT FUGARTIE'S BOOK DKPOSITOKY. Catalogne Wo. 8. THE SCIENCE OF RIGHTS, by J. O Fichte, translated I rom the German, $9. THE SCIENCE OF KNOWLEDGE, by J. G. Fichte, from the German, $3 CYC 0P?0IA uF FEMALE BIO GR IPBY, edit? ed by H G Adams, $3. EMINENT WOMEN OF THE AGE. The most Prominent Women of the nresent generation, with fourteen steel portraits, $3 60. Miss YONGE, author of "Heir of Redcliffe" Landmarks of History, Ancient History, $125; M ed ne? vil History, fl 25; Modern History. 91 50: Cameos of angliah History, from Rollo to Edward IT, tl 25; 1 he Pupils nf sa John the Divine, $2; A Book of Golden Doods, tl 75. T8B BOOK 4JF GENESIS. The Common Version Revised for the American Bible Union, with explan? atory notes, by Thoa. J. Corrant, tl 35. THE GOSPEL TREASURY, and Expository Har? mony of the Fonr Evangelists, having Scripture Il? lustr?t! ms, Explanatory Notes nou the m os t appro v sd commentators. Practical Reflections, Geographi? cal Notices Copious Index, Ac, compiled by Robert Mernina, t3 50 PREPARA'!ION FOR DEATH, translated from tbe Italian of Alfonso, Bishop or St Agatha, edited by the Bev. Orby Shipley. M. D, $1 75. SERMONS, by Charles Wadsworth, Minister of | Calvary Church. San Francisco, t2. MOBBRLY'S BAM PION LEO TUBBS-The Ad? min i-trallon of the Holy Spirit in the Body of Christ, MTS. THE REFORMATION OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND; its History, Prtncioles and Results (A. D. 15U-1517.) by the Rev. John Henry Blunt, te. EMANUEL; or, 1 be Incarnation of the Son ol God he Foundation of Immutable Truth, by Bev. M. I. iodler. M. A., ti 50. LE* TUBE* TO YOONG MEN, delivered before he Young Men's < brlstian AssociaUoo, in Exeter Hall; 12 Lectures, including Hu. h McNetle, Bicker aka, John Angel Jame?. Baptist W. Noel, 1 bomas Lrcht r, Cumming and others, fl 50. FAMILIAR QUOTATION.-?, being an attempt to race to'h> ir source PaB M gos and P tirases in com non use. by John Bartlett, ftfth edition, with appen lix and cop'ou- index. Sil. We offer very liberal terms to CLUBS in tho conn ry desirous of matong use of our ' CIRCULATING j JLBHABY." any Books published in Amer*ea or Europe sent ree of postage on receipt of publisher's price. Ad? ir?es FOGABTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY, lo. 260 King-street, (in the Bend?)Charleston, S. O. May lt nae stuthGmos r^UStsELL'S BOOK STORK. WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, ko. 'HE POET AND THE PAINTER, or Oems of Art and Kong, with ninety.niue Urge steel engrav? ings, Imperial 8vo. morooco, $20. "KMSTSON'S ENID Illti*trated by Gustave Dore, fo? lio, in an elegant binding, $10. " xSNTBOH's Loau?sLY BALL, illustrated by Hean cay, 1 octavo, ti. tsar's ELIOT, with seventeen finely colored draw? ings and a photographic reproduction cf i bf? orift'ual manuscript, 4to. f6.25. VATBTSB Posits, origma! Poems of country Hie, edited by Robert Buchanan, with forty-sevoa illustrations. Ito $10 'HE BIRD, by Michrlet. illustrated by two h um! rod and ten exquisite engravings by Giacometti, ?6. !BBIST IN SON o or Huns oi Innmanuel, h H I oe ten trom all aaes by Phillp Schal, 1> IX, Svo, dotti silt extra, f6. tuwpsaV - ABLE TALK, and othes ' Poems, be.viti tully illustrated by the mi. t eminent English A> tuts, 1 volume" Ito, S3. TOBT WITHOUT AN END, t : om the German oa Ca? ro ve, largo tto. wah fifteen beautiful pic? tures, in imiutio J of water color-, $7 5t>. IHBISTMAS CABOL. by Charles Dicken*, with thirty illustrations, by Eyunge, -mali 4 octavo, 25. COTTA'S BABDS, the choicest productions of the Scottish Poets, beautifully illustra'od. Svo, tl. IABMTOX, 0v Walter >cctt, with aileen photographic illustration , Stf. .AYS or TH? HOLY LAND, from ancient autt mode? writers, with sixty-three llrast-allons, sro, ?8. IHAUBXBS' BOOK OF DAYS a miscellany of popular antiqtunes, two lame volumes royal 8xo, St. Tte above are all in elegant binding*. January lyr gotfls. ?IT. CLOUD HOTEL. THIS NEW AND COM MO t IOUS HOUSE. LOCAL ID corner ot Broadway and FoTty-eecocd-Biroet, OBsesses al vantages over all otber boase? for the so ommodatioo ot tts guests. It was built expressly >r a flrst-clsss family boarding house-the rooms eine large and en suite, heated hy et etna-wltb hot nd cold w .ter. and tarnished sacon I to nose; while be culinary department is in tbe most experienced ands, aff >rdiog guests an unequalled table. One of Atwood's Patent Elevators is also amone he "modern improvements" ano at the service ol nests at all hours. The Broadway and University Plac-r Cam PASS the oor evcrv four miaute?, running from che city fall to Centrd Park, while tba suth a vi - even: h venue'ines ar? but a short block <>n either ?ide, hording ample facilities for commun eating *iib all lie depots, steamboat Undings, olaces of a ir use lent and business ol' the great metropolis. 910 H T. di MULLEY, Proprietors. Varch 12 6m aa WA RT KU, A ?OOO C OK AND WasHEB. None need ap.ily witbout recom mondations. Apply at No. 1 ?li?.\P-;T?h?r. Jnly3 _?_ "IXTANTKO, A HoV>E GIRL, COLORED TV preferred; ot e that ia accustomed to house w ,rk and attenaing to children. Becoa.mendadoua required. Apply to A. Al. J . cKsON, No. 89 Mon tague-aireel 9 July 3 WAKT KO, BY A FAMILY WITHOUT children, a iii ALL HOUSE, or Ba.) FOP A HOUSK. pleasantly squated in tue central par: of the city. Address stating terms, P. 0. BOX. Mo. 336. June 26 WA\Tc U,.\ HJIiLL H IM , ?ll- lUHtt or lour room*, wita kitchen, in the central part of the city. Rent not to exceed 920 per moi>tb. Address ..IL, at this Office. June 17 VriflSTEO, BV A MAItttlhO MAN, A VT situation in ?orne Cotton Mill ?outb or SouUi weat; ia acquainted wLh all branches, having work? ed in them all, but should s leet WK ?VI.NO as a choi.-e. lanie* wishing to engage, su.-h a person ?ill please address a note, stanng .erins, to JOHN J. KELLY, So. lit) rtatc-street, Boston May 24 Ur ANTEO, BVtkKYBOOl TO >L'B. ' SCRIBE to tho CIRCULATING LIBRARY ABARLES C. RliHTER'S Seltci Library of New Books contain? all ol the latest publications. 4pril 21 No. 161 K'NO-STREET. WANTEO-AG? MTS - T?? SEL.li TUR AMERICAv KMX UNG MACHINE. Price $25. Thc simplest, iheapctit and beti Keittioc Ma? chine ever invent, d. Will knit 20.000 Mit. bes PT minuto. Liberal inducements tc ,\geo.t?. 'd.lrees AMERICAN KNUT ?NU MACHIN*: COMPANY, Doatou, Mass., or at. Louis. Mo. _M?y 4_ WvM KD, Flits r-CL, v s TKATasa> LINO SALESMEN in everv state, flood ?ages or a liberal per cen'. .nd sn-ady employment. Adore-!', with fiamp, lt. F. UuWE, So. 633 Arch stree\ Philadelphia. Pa._2n o?_<nril3 WAK TKO, KV Kit Y BOO Y TORNOW tbat JOB PRI.Vl'lNul of .Uk ml-, plain and onumeut.il, ia executed prompdy in che neatest styie and at tue lowest New York pri ea, a' I HE - >EW? Job Om-e. No. 113 t..M BAY Call and ex? amine the B.ale of pnces before giving your orders elsewhere. t rr AK TKO, MUM ituiKits iron ALL W THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS? PAPERS, at publisher's rates. CHARLES C. RIGHTER, April 21 Ko. 161 King-street WAN TKO. A Ut; NT? KOK INK AMERI? CAN FARMERS' HORSE BOOS, in both Eng? lish and German, by Robert Mewart, V. ti., ot Misa, ihr wora covers the whole ground of the breeding and raising, and the treatment ot borges and mules,. bo'h tn Bick ness and health. It baa won ita wi V to Kputar favor, and ia to-day the most popular and tt Helling Horse Book out. Address O. F. VEN Publisher, Cincinnati, O. trna' March 10 WANTED-ACEKTS-9)75 TO 9J3UO PKR month, everywhere, male and female, to in? troduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON 8ENSE FAMILY SAWING MACHINE. This ma? chine will et'ich, hem, feil, tuck, quilt, cor.i, bind, braid and embroider in a moat eunerlor manner Price only 918. Fully warranted for five years. We will pay S1000 for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elia dc seam than oura. It make? tue ?'Elastic Lock stitch " Every second ?tltcbcan be cut, and ?till the c'oth cannot be pulled apart witbout tearing it. We pay agent? from 976 to ?200 per m ?nth and expenses, or a com? mission from whioh twice that amount can be made. Address, SECOMB & CO., PITTSBURG, PA. ; ST. LOniS. MO., or BOSTON. MASS. GATJI ION.-Do not be Imposed upon by other parties palming off worthier cast-iron machin?e, under the same name or otherwise. Ours ia the only genuine and really practical cheap machine manufactured. 78 Mav 4 f 0 Sent. rKKNT, A HOUSE. FULLY FUR? NISHED, for three months, or a longer peri od if required. It la situated In a healthy and pie*?ant location, contains six upright and two attic rooms, dress! DC--ooma, pantry, eke.; ihree-atory plaza is, kitchen, stable and carriage house, large cistern, and gu fixtures throughout the house. To an approved tenant the rent will be 910 per month. Apply at THIS OFFICE._1*_July 3 TO KENT, THK PLEAS A KT LY SITU? ATED TWO AND A HALF STORY RESI? DENCE, No. 5 Gadaden-street. oppo'ite Wentworth. Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL. June 14_ EE* Li HST ATE AGRMTS, ?VU? OTHERS having bousea to rent, can have their Placirds, fcc, printed at the lowest ratea and In the newest and neatest styles or type, at THE NEWS JOB OF? FICE, No. 149 East Bay Jot Suit. FOR SALK, BI I L C ll COWS WITH youna Calve?. Apply at corner KING-STREET AND RODGER:/ ALLEY, or to H. M. MAR-HALL k BRO., No. 99 Broad street. stag July 3 MARKET FAB M FOR S A LE.-A FARM on the King-street plank road, Cooper hi ver aide, about two wiles from the city, contain? ing forty-six (46) acree ol Jilghly cultivated Planting Land. The present owner^ftNra lt fer sale to change property; has made tala eeaaou a very flue crop of Inah potatoes on lt, and has now tn lt aaplendid crop of corn. For further Information and particulars, apply to JOHN F. O'NEILL k SON, No. 167 East Bay, Joly 1 thatnlmo_Charleston. 8. C AT PRIVATE BAbEaeTPAT FINE STAND with fixtures for a Grocery, comer Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply ON PREM ISM._thats,._January 81 STEAM KN OINKS Kim SALE CHEAP, if applied fer Immediately - .(1) One 13-horse Portable I'.NGTNE (1) One 4-koree Portable Engine. ALSO, (1) One B-horae-power ENGINE, lu ?rood condition. CAMERON. BARKLEY A CO., Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberlaad-etreeta. January 16 AUCTION EEK 8V, BK OK Kits, AND others wishing "i or Kale" fiar ards, Buslneaa Cards, or other Jon Printing executed with neat nets and diapatch, will consult their interest by leav? ing their ordere at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 119 Ea-t Bay._ rp HOM AS COUNTY. OA., PLANTATION J_ FOR SALE.-I offer lor aale a PLANTATION In Thomas County, four miles from Chomisviile. conelsting of twelve hundred and two? and a hall acres first qua I y Land, with (rood Dwelling, Ca in-, Kitchen, Barna, stables. Giu-houae. Gio Packing screw. Rtacksmith shop, Ac , all ned ?r good fence; five hundred acre* cleared, balance heavily doner ed. There are three hundred acres of virgin ham? mock- bounded on tbe north side by tho Aliando ?nd Gulf Railroad ; on the south by tbe Monticello road, and th-t new railroad from Albany will come within half a mlle ofihls Plantation There is a never-fatiia* creek of fine water run? ning through (be Plantationp alao five wella and two weil stockod flab ponds on the premises. Ihia place is known as the'-Seward Hone Place," being formerly the property of Hon. James L. sew ard. Tbe Mule?. Hones and other Stock, with ali the Wagons and Agricultural Implc-m uts>. will Do sold with the place ou reasonable torms. For particulars, apply to A. SltVEN?? Augusta. Oa. Or to A.P. WRIGHT, 1 bomaavltle, Ge. Qr L J. GUILM. RTE" A CO , Savannah, Ge. P. S.-There are two churches and two schools in Thomasville, Ga., flae climate an I good neigh eora. Jane 7 Imo T7H>K SALK, OLO NEWSPAPKKS IN JT any quantity. Price 75 cents per hundred, lave cheapest wrapplo/ paper that can be used. Ap? ply at the office of TH E H fc-WS. March 1 pst aub Jodio. SrOliEl, ITH ll? MRS. LBV1CY SMOKE, in Holleton Coant?vtwo mi e-. ?rora WalteTboro', 3D tiie clsht or the 10?? A ont hat hoc oa!v MARE. ' he .Mare is black aa I rather low lor ber loogib, but well built; h.-r bodv lons; io:h t->r.j i c. and ?ne hind io it art wini p. und bradded OJ the -li ur? ie:- S. S Tli? Mare ?MS fol lo Wei Bftvcu ni. tc- a'we ?Vilt'rboro' io lue ilirettion c? Uar *?U A wt?.o mi i ?J< r.dmir hoc. Mr.*. ?"iioki' C >uid no: hive thc thief lollowei tor waut of laoaos. und. tier little crop must helo? without heln. Any lulomiatloa rotativo to the Max will be thankfully reseiveo. Di? rect to Mrs. L. S?OKE, Waltareoro'. Colleton Coun? ty. May 21 Sailings Stinks. C ITlZt.ls' SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CH ABLES TON, 8. C. Office, No. 6S EAST BAY. Opeu daily from.9 A. M. to 2 P. M Saturday Evenkiga from.6 to 8 P. M. THE BOOKS OF THE BANK WILL BE CLO-ED FOR THE PAYMENT OP DI POSITS trora theist to the 12lh of JULY in order to make tho regular sem'-annnal calculations of internst, but will con? tinue to reeeiv? deposits daity aa usual. Interest allowed on dopoaits, Mx per cent., com? pounded seml-tnnually. D.IMEL R kVENEL, Jn., Ju'y i 4 Assis ant Cathi er. (IX INNI ATI. TBE SPM?IAL MEETING OK" THIS SOCIETY will take plac* THIS ETZ NINS, at Eight o'clock, ac Tully'i. King-street The snuiver-arv Meeting will be held at the sou h Carolina Bal', Meeting-street, on MONDAY, 5th instant, ai KOUT o'clock: P. M., and the ro iety will cir e together, at the same place, at half-past 5 o'cioca P. M. the same dsy. JAMES 8IMONS jr.,, July 3 Secretary. C II VULESTO V TYPOGHAPHlt Ati SO? CIETY. rpHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEE H SO OF YO?B 1 eociety will be h?lu i rus tvzNTNO. 3.1 inst., at Ei?ht o'clock, over the Store of Mr. J H. VOL? LER*, northeast comer of BeauUln and St. Philip streets. By order. JAMES RONAN, July 3 Secretary. YOUNG MEN'S CH ?ISTIA? AsauCIA. TION. TB? REGULAR M -NI ULY M FETING OF THE Yonng Meu'? Christian Association witlbe held THIS EVLKINO, at Eight o'clock. Ju i y 3_F A. MT.COI, -ec?Ptnry I. O. O. K.--?iCIlI LL Kit I.ouGE. yo. 30. 'pUB REGULAR WEbK TA* UER HMO OF THIS 1 LODGE take? pli e To MOBBOW (Sunday) EVENING, the 4'h July, at E'gut o'clock P. U, A piiuctnal altei.-d? ce of mem- crs is desired, a? the lu-:,ill ni in of officer.- t.ik-s pince. By order ol the N. G. I). NOUOMEYER, Julv 3 v Recor 'lng S?cretarv. CHARLES TllSf HOOK. AVD L ADD KU. COMPANY, No. 1. ALT.7HE A3T1V? AND HONi HARY MEMBERS ni the Companv aro invited to pi-ttcipate in tue rxcur-ion o i MONDAY. Julv 6'h, 1869. 1 Icket can tie procured Ironi the t nder-ig"ed. Jaiv 3 A. B. J A ?Vis, Secreiary. BOA ttf> OX S.LLIVW - ISLA\D.-TH1 BKACB HOUSE is now opeue.l fir the ace rn modulion of Rojrders, oit h er permanent or transient. Ample a>c jmaiotlatlon for Picnic and Maroon Par? ties, ''arni.-; in arendince at Wharf. July 2 12? W r. Mo DO S l LD. Proprietor. 1MB UtTAvT TO CITY K K MD IC V TS. At the DONNE rn i; AC HOUSE, Aiken, H. C. board for the summ jr at $12 per week Including Baths, ste; th i coole t and rms t delightful spotlit these h ghlands. Apply to GEORGE GEttNKR, Mauager. 6 Jone 30 Copartner*^? Batir?. MM. JAMES S. GIBBES H A V I ff G withdrawn from the firm of OIBBKS A BARNWELL, ot Savannah, Ga , we hereby give no? tice that tbe business will be camed on under the same firm name by the undersigned. . ALLEN 8. GIBBES. July 3_3_AB HUB BABNWELL. LIM ir RD PAKT.vEttSHIP.~IHE UN DERSIiNED have, in accordance wltb the Acta of tbe General Ass moly, ?nd under Orin name of WILLIAM GURNEY, and in conformity with tbe articles of agreement of Limited Partnership, bear log date 6th day of September, 1865, expiring this day. It ls mutually agreed to renew and continue the same under said agreement to June 1, 1871. (Signed i GILLIAM GURNET. General Partner. (Signed) JAY L. ADAMS, Special Pariner. Charleston, 8. C., June 1, 1869. June 5 stu'h Imo COPAKTNEKSHIP NOTICE.-THE UH DEE SIG NED baa this day associated with him in tbe SADOLEBY AND HARNESS business. Mr. JOHN HEFFRON. The style ol the concern here? after WU be CHAPEAU A H EFT RON. F. F. CHAPE sU. Meeting-street, next Milla House. Charleston, 8. C. July 1,18C9. 3 July 1 J)iss0lutioa of CoparUrrsbtj). THE UNDKHSIGtED HAS WITH? DRAWN from the firm of GIBBES A BABN? WELL, Savannah, Ga. (Signed) JAMES S. GIBBES. July a_3_ THE COPAKTEMK8HIP OP ft. HUNT A SON is this day dissolved by its owa limitation. Eliher pirtner is authorized to sign name ot Firm in settlement. H. HUNT. Jul) 1st, I860. N. A. HUNT. THE SUBSCBIBEB WILL* CONTI SUE THE AUCTION AND CO MISSION BOOT AND SHOE BL'SINE ?s on his own account at the old stand, No 142 Meeting-street. N. A. HUNT. July 1_ 3 THE CO f A it TX Eil Ml 11' H E K E T O FORE existing under the firm of D. A. WALK? ER A CO ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. All indebted to tbe firm are requested to make payment to U, A WALKES. Tbe name ot the firm will be used ir liquidation. D. A WALKER. July 1st, 1869. A. F. CH EV it LUX. TUE SUBSCRIBER WILL CONTINUE THE MAR? BLE AND STONE BU .JNEH on his own a-count m Meeting-street, next to Horlbeca's Alley. July 1 3? * D. A. WALKER. T Stifling ?Hacines. El IVERS Ali FAVORIT] LLCOX ss aiBi SILENT SEWING-MACHINE. THIS MACHINE STANDS yt HUS FAR. UNRI? VALLED as a FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, and bas taken the place of over forty double thread ma? chines in thia city. Reliable Agenta wanted in aU larg? towns in the Statt. ? D. B. HASELTON, No. 307 KING-STREET, Willcox A Gibba' Agent of South Carolina. NEEDLES, OIL, SILK, Ac, constantly on hand. REPAIRING a* usual. stuthlyr Mav 1 Stiles. O.VOS1V l\ FUEL AND liABOR. SINCE OCR INTRODUCION INTO THE CITY OP ** THE IMPROVED KEROSENE STOVES, THEY HAVE STEADILY GUNED IN PUBLIC f ivor, and are DOW used not only Tor vari'Us cu li? nar v purposes, but also for PRESERVING ?FRUITS,. DISTILLING BOSE WATER. PREPARING LARD, ore. In the Nursery ansi bick Room they are in? valuable. Dentists, Chemists andi Manufacturers, aod others-who need I'ORTAHLE HEATING AP? PARATUS-,, will flod them admirably adapted to their j wanbi. A largo supply of the above, and also of tbe suped >r SA 8 STOVES en hand ant) for sale at man? ufacturer's prices, wholesale and retail, by J. B. DUVAL. Si SON, No. 33T King.street, one door north of Liberty- j street. June- ti thstu jyj it . KILLEY, * TROT, NEW YORK. MANTFACrU?UE OF SrOVES, RANGES, HEATERS, HOLLOW WARE, Ac. 5IAN?FACT?REB OF M FHlLAN'f HRUriSr," " CHIEF COOK," "CHARIER OAK" AND "CIVILIAK" COOKING STOVES. ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO THE SOUTHERN TBADF. AND rOB SALB BX D. L. FULLERTON, AUGUSTA, GA. THESE STOVES STAND ONBIYiLLED FOB capacity, durability, conveniences aud the ceoeral purposes to which Cooking Stoves are Used. The PB ll ANTHROPIST Is eitra heavj plated, and ba A-h Drawer; can be mad? into a six boiler holt stove ; ha? cast Irou Witcr Tana galvanized, ot ennruel lined. A strictly flrst-class stove. Tit CIVILIAN is ol s neat design, and has a Sue large Oven. This Stove can be hal with the extenaioc oack. six holes, and reservoir wheo desired For further Information apply io P. L. FULLERTON. January 30 taos Augusta, Ga j?ALL ACF MOISIT PLK.iSA.NT. f IN BALL WIRD III MONTAG DEN 6TH JULY auf Mount Pleasant stittfladen wozu Ich alle meine Freunde und Bekannte ergeban-t einlade. Fur gute Muaick und Erlrischungen ist bestens gesorgt. Anfangs murgens um 10 uhr. Eintrittspreis 35 cents. Damen frei. PETER SMITH, Eigenthumer von Mount Pleasant House. July 3_2? j^J-OUlIT PLEASANT. AMUSEMENT FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY. Call at H. TIENCKEVS Hall, where a Ball will be givon on MONDAY, the dh of July, commencing at 2 o'clock P. M. H. TLENCKEN. July 3 1* puting. PRINTING. THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East Bay, Executes all Innis of PLAIN and FANGS' PRINIISG with neitneea and dispatch. The beat work guaranteed at leas than New York prices. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF JOB WORK, BRIEFS. PAMPHLETS, POLICIES CARDS, CIRCULARS, NOTES BILL-HEADS, POSTERS, REOEIPIS CATALOGUES, BANK-CHECK3 SHOW-CARDS, PROGRAMMES TICKETS, DRUG LABELS, Ac, tc. ?3 WELL AS LAW "BLANKS of every description, Printed at the shortest notice, and cheap for cash, at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. THEATRE MANAGERS, TRAVELLING 8HOWMEN, RAILROAD AGESTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, STEAMBOAT AGENTS, And all those who have JOB PRINTING to do, will find it to their interest to call at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East Bay. A large and well assorted stock of PAPERS and MATERIAL kept on hand, from which aelections may be made. OUR FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY may send their orders to THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, And rely upon their receiving the same attention and being filled as promptly and aa cheaply as if given personally. Our Job Department la in charge of Mr. JAS. D. PAERY, a practical and ex? perienced Job Printer, who will afford every facility possible in the execution of orders. Address THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 119 Eaet Bay, Charleston, S. C. :_i /iianrial. Jg A N K K K S , STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND MER? CHANTS, withins Checks, Blanks, Letter Heade, or Job Printing of acy description, can get their orders lilied promptly and in the neatest style, at cheap ratee, by opplying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 Eait Bar. QUA.M ll Kit LAIN <Si SEABKUUK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW ASS SOLICITORS IN EQUITY, Laurieston, S. C. Office in tbe Courthouse. D. H. CHAMBKHLIIX, AttJ'-General... E. B. SEABROOK", Special attention will be paid to the Prosecution of Chume held by parties outside of the State. May a J L. MOSES, Ko. 34 Broad-street, COLLECTOR OF AB SIS um REAL ESTATE AGENT. April 10 stuthSmos .AMES KNOX.JOHN GILL T?NOXdi GILL, Cotton Factors ASS GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, So. 125 SMITH'S WHARF, BALTIMORE. CONSIGNMENT OF COITOS, BICK, tc, RE jPEOTPCLLY solicited, anl libera advances raade neieon. Orders for CO BN and B\CON promptly xecnted with eire and atten.iju. 3mos May 13 traceries ann JHisccttaneaas. WATEKMKI.ltNS I JUST RECEIVED, A VUPPLY OP SOUTH CARO? LINA sud FLORIDA MELON- For etta fro? 10 to 60 cents apiece, st UK". C. D KILN Rici's, % July 3 No. 83 .Mirko:-? r-et, South side. RYE FLO UK. Crv BARREL? FRESH GROUND BYB FLOUR, O VJ 'Campsen MtU?x*f freeb quality, at $7 25 per barrel. Foi sale bj JOHN CAMPSEN & Ct). July 3 3 RICE FLOUR. QA fif\ BUSHELS RICE FLUUR. FOR EALK A v \J\J very cheap by Ui SHtC iv El. IO RD k K ELLY, July 3_1_Boyce's Wharf. H. & H. W. CAT?LK WOOD'S EXTRA FINK PUKE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. IN ORDER TO FACH IT\TE THE SUPPLY OF OCR PURE OLD i.ONl)N<T<HELA RYE WHIS? KI i> to our former n?iucrous customers at the South, we bave appointed Messrs. H. GERDTS k CO. our Agent', wno by t.iis arrangement, are en? abled to supply the trade at p-i .??- w ich ?ill insure satisiaction. H. tc H. W. CATBERWO'lD. H. & H. W. CATIIKUWOOOD'S EXTRA FINE PORE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKIES. KT(\ BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAVORITE OU WBD?KIE?. con?i?tingof X.XX.XXX, XXXX. aud vECIAR aud CABINET UR \>D i, and also of lower urado*. Now landing, and fer aale low by H. HERDTS k CO., Ju-.e 12 stutb3mo No. EaatBay. . 2000 June 30 OAT>. BUSHELS BRIGHT HEAVY OATJ, For sale by X. J. KERR & CO.1 HONEY ! FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAL. BY Dr. H. BAEB, June 25 No. Ul Meeting-street HAY. 7AA BALES PRIME NOBTH RIVER HAY. I U U For sale by T. J. KERR k CO. June 25_ FLUI R. A ?\?\ BBL8 "FAMILY," "SUPER' AND 4:UU "FINE" FLOUR. For sale by 1. J. KRRR & GO. Jone 25_ NEW GOODS. EAST INDIAN MANIOCA, A NEW, AGREEA? BLE, mostdei!dont> and healthy food, need for Puddinge, Jellies, Blane Mange, Iee Oreen, Griddle Cakes, Soups, ko., pat up lal lb. pack? age?, with directions for nae. Desiccated Cocoanut, for flee, Puddin gi, Cakes, Aa, put up in half IB. packages, with directions. Sweet Oil, French and American in half pints, puta and q jarla. Cider and White Wine VInegir, warranted pure Freah Roasted Rio Coffee, of good quality, at 88e. V ?. Just received and for rale by CO-OPER Al IVE GROCERY STORE, Southwest cornf r Meeting and Market street?. Goods delivered tree._May? FRESH DRUGS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOB SALE, WHOLE? SALE AND BElAiL, by Dr. H. BAEB, Ntl. 131 MEETING-STREET WOLFM SCHIEDAM f CHNAPPS Hostetter'a Bitters Plantation Bitters Foutz' Horse and Cattle Powdera Winslow's Soothing syrup Perry Davie' i alnkllier Mexican Mustang Liniment Fabneetock's Vermiiuge ? Peery*s Dead Shot, Ac, Ac., le, June 26 stu th (Ootying dob /8cnisi)ing (?torti. NOTHING C WE ARE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT THE balance of our *) SUMMER STOCK. WITHOUT REGARD TO COST. J AU those in want of the above ?rdeles would do well to give na a call ana examine for themselves. Below we ?rive the prices of a few articles: BLACK CLOTH FROCKS U, coat $7 Bloch t assuxere Pants, $3 linen Sacks, ft 50 White Shirts, $1 26 Ganze Merino Drawers, 50 cents Boya' Tweed Panta, $1 300 Cottonade sack s and Pants, suitable for plan* tatton use, 1225. GEORGE LITTLE & CO., july a_2_. No. 213 King-street Q_RBAT CLEARING OUT SALE. THE LARGEST STOCK Qi READY-MADE CLOTHING In thia City, to be sold regardless of cost in manna**. turing the came. In order to dispose of our entire Stock for the"^ COMING FALL TRADE, We ha ? REDUCED THE PRICES regardless of the cost of manufacturing the same. AU persons in want of anything in our line will do well to give us a ca u before purchasing elsewhere, af we gnat antee a savin > of TWENTY-FIVE TO FIFTY PEE CENT. To all who buy of us. Jjg-Our terms will be STRICTLY CASH. I. L. FALK & CO., ONE-PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, No. 303 King-street, and No. 157 Meeting-street, Opposite Charleaton H KeL June 1 fl atuth law ^nsaranre. A MBR1CAN TONTINE Life and Savings Insurance Co? SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT, No. i MARYLAND BUILDINGS, BALTIMORE. Dn. WM. M. POST, Medical Examiner. THOMAS E. COURTENAY, Manager. BRA.VCH OF TICK, t' IIA II L. HS TO.V, S. C. DB. THOMAS L. OGIER, Medical Examiner. JOHN KIRKLAND, JB.. General Agent. CHARLESTON BOAUO BKFEBINCE: 19f Hon. ALFRED HCRER. W G MAGRA t H Eeq.. President S. 0. R. R. Hon. J. B. CaMPbLLL, Attorney at (aw TH KO. T> WAGNER, Laq., ot J. Eraser A Cb. ANDREW tilMOND*, ?sq.. President First Na? tional Bank. ROhKRi M?RE, Esq , of Messrs. R. Mure EDWARD LAFITTE, ot Ed. Lafitte k ?b". i oiouel J. B. E. SLOAN, t otten Factor. W A. COOREEN AY, Esq., of Mesar?. Courtenay k Treuholm. H. B. OLNEY, Esq., of Messrs. Olney A Co. Having been apr? toted General Agent for North and south Carolina for the above reliable and popu? lar Life Insurance Company, I am prepared to re? ceive applications at reasonable rate? and on favor? able terms. JOHN KIRKLAND, Ja. Office for th? present at Mesar*. Courtenay k Trenholm's, Union Wharf waSmoa June 2 JOHN O. ALEXANDER. ACCOUNTANT, NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT, No. IS Bwoad-etreet. RESPECTFULLY 60LIC118 BUSINESS IN AD JUSTING ACCOUNTS ol Merchants and >tn#T and lu WR1TIN3 UP AND POcIINO their BOOhb, either in part or whale. Ax Janeary t /1UARLKSTON A G lt IC U LT U RAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STO?E. AG RI CUL i URAL IMPLEMENTS, GARDEN SEEDS, <CC. ELLERBE'S TRANSPLANTER FOR SALE? GEO. R. PIKGRRE. Nc. 140 Meethrg-street, (Mariette*... March 21 Cma^*