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COO in United7 States bonds. The fact was not
brought to light until yesterday. A joint connna;t-
tee was dispatched in hot haste to Memphis to en-
deavor to withdraw the money"
The Atlanta Neeo Era says: ssGur streets YES
terday presented very animated appearance be-
ing thronged from Wesley Chapel, on Peachtree
street, to SEAGo's corner on Forsyth. We counted
one hundred and twenty-five country wagons,
drawn by from four to six mules EACH loaded with
various kinds Of country produce. Two-thirds Of
the wagons were covered, and drawn by from two
to five mules each. This reminds us Of old times
and indicate that Atlanta is again becoming a
point Of interest to the surrounding country"
President JOHNSON and his Cabinet, with one
exception, said to be dissatisfied with the re-
ply of the Fronch Government in regard to the
withdrawal Of the French troops from Mexico
Ihere seems however, to be complaints on both
SIDES The French Emperor, it is limited, regards
the arrest Of ORTEGA and various other objection
able acts on the part of the United States as
breaches Of the neutrality which it was agreed
upon should be observed
The Boston Dolly Eueni7sg Voice, for November
80, has article Factory Girls" which shows
that, while the manufacturing corporations stare
making dividA-ds to stockholders from 80 to 100
per cent, the girls in the mills are sadly over
worked, underfed, and underpaid, and at the same
tne subjected to rigor OF discipline which ad-
mits of no relaxation until nature itself gives way
The Royal Life and Fire Insurance Company of
No. 76 Wan-street, New York. WAS on Monday rob-
bed OF Government securities Of the value Of over
s25o,0O0. Two young men entered the Office, and
while one engaged the agent in conversation in re-
laticn to heavy policy they wished to obtain the
other slipped into the vault and carried off a tin
box containing the bonds. A reward Of $4,000 is
offered for their recovery.
The Federal troops have all been withdrawn
from Matamoras and now occupy the Texas side
Of the river. Both ORTEaA and JuAREz condemn
General sEDaw1oK's occupation Of Matamoras, and
the news from tne Rio Grande is thought to indi-
cate ON implacable hostility to:American interven-
tion. Any effort Of the kind, we are told, would
cause more united opposition than is now made
against French intervention or the establishment
Of the Empire.
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES- SC.
GIRLS HIGH AVID NoRnIAL SCHOOL

GIRLS HIGH AND NORMAL SCHOOL.
CHARLESTON, s. G.
FENHE COMMISSIONERS OF FREE SCHOOLS TAKE
pleasure in announcing to the public that the E1er-
the "a January 1867 The services the Rev HENRY n
MOOD NJ Late President Of the Columbia Female Col
shuctors will be engaged. ~No
In consequence Of the failure Of the Legislature
the Board Viii be compelled to charge for tuition an
a4ount Sufficient to cover the actual expenses of the
school The terms will be fifty dollars per annurn
payable quarterly in advance This charge covers ali
branches formerly pursued In the Institution including
French, Vocal Music and Drawing. - =
In addition to the regular Classes there will be Pre-
paEatoTy Class for less advanced Scholars.
Pupils desiring admission must signify their Intention
Immediately, to the Secretary the Board at his Office
In the Norman School Building. --@-'
Pupils from the country desiring information in regard
to board viii address the Principal at Charleston Kew
Box No. g. G. q. MEMMINcER ChasTroaT ~
e MONTAGUE GRIndKE, Secretary.
November 19 1nwf7o
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a AZ ccna7s1as5cdions intended for Publication IN
Ass Journal nast be addressed to khe Estor of The
Daily Ne1os, No. 18 Hayne- street, Charleston s. c.
Business Communications to Pu6isher of Daay
Ne1es.
We cannot undertake 10 retae rejected conpnanica-
ti0ns.
AdoertSseerts outside Of the city must be accompa-
MED zoiNh the cash.
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ITO RENT, THE THREE-STORY BRICK
~ DWELLING No. 81 CHALMEEs-sTREET,w with ktch-
en-, good cstern well and store attached Possession
given Immediately. Apply to
November % WIN BENZ. MCINNES
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ITO RENT-TE1E ELLIOTT MANSION, NO
Il 10 George street Apply to LOWNDES & GRIM
BALL, Law Range, Broad street. tuf6 Nov..oher 27
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NUTICE.
rSHHE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART.
Il NERs. and propose to practice in the STATE
COURTS OF LAW AND EQUITY for the Districts OF
BarnWen Beaufort and Coneton, under the name and
style of "DAVANT.''
Office, for the present, at GILLIsoNvILE, souts
Carolina r. J. DAVANT.
NoveInber % fn J. c. DAVANT
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REMOVALS.

- A. H. ARRAEAAnIs &s sONa
HAVE REMOVED FROM VENDUE RANGE M rr7E
large and spacious Store formerly occuniai 10
sTRNsr courtney Tennent q Co., No. So HAYNE
CITY and Country Merchanta wiahing to take advanara
t1e naxket VILE DC we'll to give us call at Nc tx
aAYNE STREET.. where they viii hnd . generai assorf.
11nns 11I OF DOMESTIC and FOREIGN GOODS and CIOTH
NC, all OF which consi9ned. n .-
we also shal have Regular Eales at Auction f!on.
solicited By and paonptuess in busi
nops 20 meesa snare OF the Patronage SO beaay
sf; " Y, N. "A. Il. ABRAHA11s a SONS
.o-H1s. = SAIAtAt1lo 5Aa NO. 80 HRyne street.
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TJOUSE SERVANT WANTED AT NO. s
Pitt street. one who understands her business
good home and good wages will be given.
December Il
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,-1 \ 5 -, > 319 II3717 '7-7---
.COPARTNERSHTPS.
HOTELS
5s, HOTELS.
VICTORIA HOTEL. .7T-

f. OPDRBRCK. r,,o,,n,e..
I9HIS HOTEL Is NOW OPENED ON TIE EUROpRAN
~ PLAN: It has been remodelled and refurniahei
throughout. The travelling public transient visitrs ~
oIners VII ind IN it all the Injuries Of FIRsTGIs
home. E57I- 5a':s:IE .'S:111o.'' -1A' 70 "
The location is one Of the most and pleasant for
summer Billiard Saloon for the lovers of this heath
give entire satisfaction. 1-6a: F. OPDF%RTTT % n - -
May312 .s.:5&. 55a ~ 'aN'1a''r5
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TO RENT, &c.

ITO RENT, A VERY CONVENIENT RESI-
DENCEs with largo Lot, Stables, Carriage and Wood
HOUSES and god roomy Kitchen House contains six
good Rooms one Dressing Room, Pantry, &c. &C.. with
gas fixtures and fine Cistern Of good we'll In Upper
Wards, within two minutes walk Of City Railroad Lot
high and dry and situation healthy. Possession given
LIST OF January next Apply at THIS OFFICE,
December IA fin
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THO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS.
u the VACANT LOT OF LAND at the northeast corner
OF Queen and Archda1e streets suitable for the erection
toI a corner shop. Apply to VIM. B. RYAN,
December s No. 7 State street
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no RENT. THE STORE AND DWELLING. !.
~ No COL King s1eet-one of the best stands in the
upper portion Of the city for business. The dwelling
contains 10 Square Rooms with Gas and Places.
Also fine Kitchen, large Yard and Garden. Apply on
the premises to Mr. BURK. To desirable tenant the
premises will be leased moderate terms.
Decannher
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PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDI-
CINE AND SURGERY.

Organized 1s48-Chartered by the Legislature Feb 2s
amendments to Charter, Feb. 49, 1s6o and NIarc
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WANTS.

W7ANTED, A FEMALE SERVANT TO
s71rI5 ~ purse sick person. Apply at No s62 KING
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no RENT, ROOMS OR HALF OF HOUSE
No Society street. near East Bay. Apply at house.
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ROARD1NG.-PERMA AND TRAN.
- SENT BOARD with comfortable rooms and at
can be obtained at the southeast corner
o1 n1eelne ana Market-streets. November 20
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TO RENT.-PART OF A HOUSE, CON-
IL SISTING of three Rooms Kitchen and Stable in a
EICE. DeceToFar
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ITO RENT, TILE TEIREE-STORY BRICK
through to Pnckney street. from Charleston
Aoeel-No a. Possession given Immediately. Apply
20 VIM. n. GuIILAND,
december No. 50 Havne street.
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VKTANTED, A WHITE COOK TO GO INT%
w the country. To good liberal wages will b
paid. Apply at No. 40 vANDERHORsT STREET.
December fraE6
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FElO RENT, THE THREE STORY BRICK
~ RESIDENCE, No. 27 vANDERHORsT STREET,
having stable crriage house. and ali other necessary
ontbuildings, cistern and well Apply to SCREVEN i
NESBIT, Accommodation Wharf December Z
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WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE, FOR 4
w number of years, HOUSE, with modern i'm
provements, six rooms, below Broad street. Apply to
PINCKNEY BROTHERS.
December 10 mwf3 North Atlantic Wharf
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WANTED, A RESPECTABLE VEITI
wv SERVANT, to cook and wash for small family
Good recommendations required. Inquire ct Mr. PANH
N1N'S Drug Store, No. 1913 Meeting street.
December
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Tor Europe s ~ ,F.~~s e: IL: NJ At
Traces Of prehistoric civilization have been
found IN st. Anthony, MINI. trap door, secured
by acuriously shaped lock, was discovered ;in TIE
Hoor OF cellar, and on pushing investigation fur
ther it was opened and spiral staircase, leading
down one hundred and twenty three steps, appear
ed. It ended in passage which led into an artii-
caaa cave, shout which were strewn iron and copper
Instruments, and at one side Of which was an ele-
waited platform and rude sea- A stone sarcopha-
gus was also found in another apartment, which on
pe.ng opened disclosed human skeleton
The Government has received q communication
rom SANTA ANNA in relation to Mexican affairs.
me fun tenor of the letter has not anspired pub
Aciy, but it is known that SANTA Anna protests
against the contemplated action Of the Admins
1atlon, so far as the latter proposes protection to
me de Jaco Government Of Mexico as against
SANTA ANNA, ORTEeA, or other Mexicans who nav
cnoose TO contest the authority Of JuARRz. Il has
also come out at Washington that SANTA ANNA has
panneo ana contemplates an expedition into
henco With the view Of establishing Government
N tnc Republic according to his peculiar opinions
and interests. 1
. oispatch from Nashville December 10, saws !:
u'se e. an excitement was produced "a the LeeisIa-
Sure To-day by Q message from The Governcr an-
nouncing that the State Treasurer, without any'
1osnoraty Whatever had, last June, loaned to the
tennessee National Bank Of Memphis oye-, SEQ
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E. M. WHITING,
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE.

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM CHALMERS
III street to No. SO CHURCH STREET, one door
norm OF Broad street. August 81
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VKTANTED-FARd HANDS. APPLY BE
w TWEEN and o'clock A. NJ, to
II. W. KINSMAN,
December l3 275 King-etreet tup-stairs.l
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WANTED, A COLORED GIRL TO MINE
w q child Recommendations required.
Apply at No. REID STREET.
December i .-
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BOARDING.

ROARD1NG.--THREE OR FOUR SINGLE
4 ~ tENILEMEN can be accommodated with GOOD
Board IN the Large and spacious mansion No 50 Churc
street. below Broad. recently pct in thorough repair
Transient and Day Boarders will also be
December 5Ts'D~.1 7I, 1> ,'---'>>A'0s>~'
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I1I- TIE REGULAR FACULTY.
JAMES McCLnNToCK, A. NJ, M. D.. Professor oc +ne
Principles and Practice Of Surgery. 17S ~ -
WI PANE. Pa d D.. Professor Of the Principles and
c. 8. GAUNTT, A. NJ, NJ D.. Professor Of cheroia+r
Pharmacy and Todco1ogy. .'o -
y. g. DALTON, A: NJ, M. d. Professor of phva;o,ooz
81: ]. DoUCET A. nI.,' M. D.. Professor Of MateSS3a
Medica and Therapeutcs, = A1
"A. 3. THOMAS NJ. d., Professor Of Anatomy! cenera,
Special, Mcroscopioal and Pathological -
~ SosEsA M 8: toNasHoRE N: D., Professor OF obste-
Z. =. D. BUCKAfAN, NJ d. Professor Of Minor ssnrSa
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A REPORT FROM croRc,,

General Davis Tillson, Assistant Commits
sioner OF Freedmen's Affairs, has rendered his
report of the operations of the Bureau in the
State of Georgia since his assignment To dutv
there in which he says that since the enact
ment of laws by the State guaranteeing to the
freedmen all the rights of person apd property
enjoyed by white citizens, the Bureau has labor.
ed persistentiy TO restore the supremacy of civil
law and its enforcement in such manner as IN
protect all classes OF citizens. irres pectiye of
color or condition. 1t was not expected that
this effort would. be followed by immedia,e
success, but enough has been accomplished 10
render the future hopeful. The best men i'm
the State exhibit a growing disposition to in
sist upon justice for the freedmen. IL is
becoming apparent to the public mind
ard prosperity OF the State. in the HON ar
courts the rights of freedmen are thoronghlv
protected and this is true in the ma,ority Of
cases brought before the county or other infa
rior courts. Still there are many instances
where, through the prejudice of the people or
the incompetency o! the magistrates, the freed.
men are denied the protection Of the In W. ana
where the interferen ce Of the Bureau is essen
tial 10 secure Justice. The General saws fur
Their, that the planters dc pend upon the con-
tinuance of the Bureau to control labor ana
make it reliable, and the freedmen to aid them
in obtaining theI- wages Its removal now
would be followed By doubt and uncertainty
on the part OF one, and Of distrust on the mart
of the other. The most intelligent plaprers an
terrain this opinion, and would regard the re-
moyal of the Bureau and its agents at the pres
ent time as public misfortune 80
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A SENSATION ron JOHN BULL.

Ibe Atlantic Telegraph, through which we
were promised two dispatches every day-one
for the morning, and one for the evening "a
pers-has been treating the afternoon Journals,
including the Star, rather shabbiIy for some
days, by not furnishing anything in time for
them. We neld our peace, knowing the dim
culties of inaugurating the new method of com.
municatiop, and hoping the difficulty,
whatever it was, would be overcome.
Our patience is rewarded to-day by
the receipt Of rather startling "cabellam,'
(he new word for cable Dispatch which we
lay before our readers, announcin that John
Bull, who was only half aroused from his
lethargy by the Reform riots, has had a SEN
sation in the shape of a new sgunpowder plot, y
being nothing less than an attempt to blow mn
the two Houses of Parliament. That Is news
Think OF Guy Fawkes being revived, with all
his terriers, in the nineteenth century.
The continental news is also of interest. 1t
seems the two great powers, Russia and Prus-
STA, are consulting. In the unsettled state
of politics in Europe at present every event
looking towards new combinations is of i'm .
pOrtance.
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NEW YORK, Aug. iI-Speciai per cable 10
New York Herald:
LONDON, Aug. 2, 1s66.-There is great excite.
ment here this evening at a supposed attempt
to blow up the two houses OF Parliament
Ten packages of gunpowder. with the fuses
partially burned. were found near the entrance
% the Lord ChamberIain's Office in the Houss
Of Parliament. The members Of Parliament
have visions of another Guy Fawkes gun
powder plot.
The deaths from cholera in London DURING
the last week were ,o53, and from diarrhpa 3,i
BERLIN. Aug. S, p. m.-Gen. Msnteuf fel hay
ing attended the military council, and had
favorable audience of the Kiag. left Yesterday
on special mission to ST. Petersburg LIN re-
ferring 10 1t, semi-ofiicial journal saws
"Provincial correspondence of the EVENING
says Russia, by her position as a great Pow
er, ana also on account of her numerous fam
lily ties with the German courts, takes a livelv
interest in the German question. The rela.
tons subsisting between Russia and Prussia
might suggest 10 Russia the expedieacy and
desirabiity of making confidential com.
munications to the Cabinet at Berlin in
relation 10 the views entertained by the Cars
Government upon the recent steps adopted nv
Prussia. All apprehensions respecting the al
lance attributed to Russia by certain German
journals, VIII In all probability prove to he
groundless. The same journal hopes that the
Prussian legislative chambers, by passing
bill of indemnity, Will end the conflict with
the government. Yesterday, in the uppsr
, house of the Legislature, a letter was read
from the Count of Westphalia declaring his
oath of allegiance with the King of Prussia
ard his duty as a prince no longer binding on
him, since his Majesty had withdrawn from
the German Confederation"
The municipal authorities of Berlin have
presented an address to the Crown Prince of
Prussia, sympathiZIrg with him in MS aHIrc.
ton. caused by the death of his infant SON.
and eulogiZing his war glory and military
achievements in behalf of Prussia and the
nation.
FLORENCE, Aug. 6.-There was a severa
storm in the Adriatic yesterday, by which
several vessels of the Italian fleet Were dam
aged. The Italian iron ram Afrandaton was
sunk In the port of Amenona. Her crew
was saved.
The Empress of Mexico arrived at St. Ma.
zaire to day in the imperial steamer The Em.
press Eugene is going 10 meet her Tomorrow.
MADRID, Aug. s.-The payment of taxes i'm
advance is continued and the government ex
poets TO balance its accounts with the Bank Of
SPAN before the 18th of September
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TIE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE COUNTY Coz.
STABLES AND THE PoLICE-Iaterestina Pro.
ceedings.-l esterday afternoon, new warrant
was ~ issued p by Major Richards, SuPerintend-
kiss, county constable, charging him with
.'baring and holding &5l6." taken from the
boys McCaleb and Van Pelt (fugitives from
New York, whose arrest was noticed in yes.
terday's Stdy,) contrary to law. The warrant
was served by detectives Ciaryoe and McIle.
viii. and Hotchkiss was held 10 bail for hear.
Ing this morning. The object of the warrant
was TO require HIM to pay over the amount
(Which he acknowledges having taken from
The boys as his reward and for expenses,) TO
the property clerk, In accordance with the pro-
visions OF the act Of Congress. Il a. -
At 10 o'clock this morning the case was
called before Superintendent Richards and
Justice w alter, when MI Ho:chkiss appeared
Joseph ID. Bradley, Jr.. appesred for tine
tence. 80
Justice Walter announced that the case
which was heard by him yesterday being in
fact the same as the present case, was dis
dismissed.
Mr.. Norris said he understood that the charge
was mat the money was not delivered up and
II the defendant refuses then there would be
an attachment issued for contempt Mr..
tempt and he was prepared y make an ans wer
under oath that IL was BY IT, merest accident
that the money was recovered. The boys were
not taken In the District Of columbia bnt Were
brought here, and they confessed the fact aud
delivered up the money ana valuatles. Hotch.
kiss deducted 90 per cent OF the amount recoy-
cred and placed the balance in packages to be
expressed to the proper owners. The amount
deducted was divided with Dorman and Rev.
nolds, and he is unable TO restore IL because the
money had been divided and expended
Mr.. Norris argued that where party is uua.
BILE to pay debt he cannot be compelled To
make payment and cited q case decided by
Judge Dunlop.
Mr.. Bradley replied to Mr.. Norris, and af,er
stating that u seemed that the duties OF coun-
~ conSiahles were not distinctly understood.
as kfd what an honest man would do in case
OF snch an arrest. Hotchkss took this money.
claiming S5i6 without any authority, which
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The Newfeundiand cable.

NEW YORK, August 10-Midnight.-A de.
spatch received from Aspy Bay to-night states
that the cable across the Gulf of st. Lawrence,
from Asby lay TO Port An Basque. was UNDER
run to a depth of seventy five fathoms. That
portion of il lying In water over sixty fathoms
deep was found imbedded in mud. and was in
a splendid state of preservation. II was found
10 have been broken in two places by the an
chors of fishing vessels. II was spliced at a
night coming on very dark, with high gale,
accompanied by rain and q heavy sea, they
were obliged to cut the cable under Cape
North, where If was safely buoyed in thirty
fathoms of water.
Mr.. Mackey states that he shall await fine
day 10 land the end of the cable. II tests well
and there is no doubt that New York will soon
be in satisfactory Geographic communication
with London.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
EUROPEAN NEWS,
BIT the Gable

LoaDos. Aug. 9.-fhe latest teieeraus to-
day from the continent indicate no change iu
the speef OF affairs, ard the Italian position
remains uraltered -
LIvEkroOL, Aug ?-The officers OF the
British custom service nave seized six block
ade runners at this port on behalf OF the United
states Government. The ship Fairiight, Capt.
Bush, which sailed from Hong Kong MAY 20,
Tor Shanghai, was lost (no date, IN the China
sea.
AoNDoH. Aug. 1Ev6ning.--Adyices re-
ceiyed to-day announce that the truce be =
tween Italy and Austria has been extended ten
days. nF~ pa
LosDoN. Aug. 9-eyening.-Consoisa at the
close OF business to-day Were quoted al - q
for money. The latest sales Of American secu.
rites 10 day were at the following prices: U.
5. 5.aos, 6oE; Illinois Central IS \; Erie, AK.