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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21
PROFESSOR F. W THOMAS,

Our literary public will be glad to learn that
on Monday night next they with the oppor-
tunity of hearing most entertaining lecture from
polished gentleman, good orator and accom-
plished scholar Before the war some of the
most successful lecturers of the day exercised
their talents for the benefit of Charleston audi
ences, and were rewarded by appreciatiye atten-
ton and rapturous applause. During the war,
however, and since, we have been deprived of any
intellectual amusement Of this kind and it is par
ticularly fortunate that after 80 long famine,
we should have every reason to expect feast
We we're intimately associated with Mr.. THOMAS
while he so ably occupied the position of editor of
the Carolinian in this city, and can vouch for his
having the most extraordinary powers of enter
tanning of any gentleman it has ever been our
good fortune to meet. At tina time, too, he was
thrown in contact, on festive occasions, with
many gentlcm II of.this city, upon whom his ora
torical powers made q great impression. In addi-
ton to these advantages, Mr.. THOMAS occupies a
position in this city which we believe no other lee
turer, except DR.. IRvINd, ever held. He is a
Charlestonian, and so was his father before him.
The old Charleston Gazette, once tho only paper in
the city, was for long time under the editorial con-
troll of his father, and the Same enterprising gon-
tleman was one of the first to conceive the great
idea of the Cincinnati and Charleston Railroad.
The great feature of Mr.. THOMAS lecture will
be lis original poem on Ireland. We have had
the pleasure OF both reading and hearing this
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lPRING and SUMMER GOODS.

pV,HE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING JUST RETURNED
from the North, takes this method Of informing
nTn 1uo nTHa UAsSsIaIERES COATINGS AND VESTING6
of the best foreign and domestic manufacture adapted
to Spring and Summer Wear ,5..,-.
These goods having been purchased recently ana a.
viii find it to their advantage to give CALL as have
the most experienced workmen, and am prepared to
make them up in the very best style at Edgerton q
Richards old stand, No. 50 Broad-street.
March 80 J. =. PHlLAiFs'
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composition, and, though We believe firmly chat
Fenianism is great swindle, yet we will venture
to assert that, when this poem is delivered by the
author no man can hear it without a bounding of
the blood. and no maid without the shedding of
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LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT.
- u.
IRELAND. s.

PROFESSOR F. ". THOMAS WILL GIVE LITE.
:RARY ENTERTAINMENT, in Hbernian Hal4pn Aoa-
day Euenng next the 25th inst He will lecture upon
"oratory and Life In Washington in the days of the
Giants" In the Lecture he will give sketches OF Cali
HouN, CLAY, WEBSTER, PRESTON lEaARE, Mrs MADI.
SON. Mrs EATON, etc., with original and select readings
in illustration of the subject.
After the Lecture Professor THOMAS will read an ors
gnal POEM in MSS mot yet published), upon "Ireland
and her Wrongs" which he hopes will interest his
Irish friends and feowc citizens. Some comments will
beade upon Irish character &e. before reading the
Poem.
Tickets 50 cents to be had at the door, at the Book
stores and Periodical Depots.
Entertainment to commence at o'clock.
= June 81
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a- an communications Intended for pttokoatton ~
THIS iournal must be addressed to tie = EastoT o.
the Dav Ne,os, No. 18 Hayne street, Ohdrses!on ar e n
g. c. Business Communications to fstossSfse' "
We oannot undertake. to re..rs rejected co''a'4'aoa
= tons. Z-1.=.. ...o.,.,o.
Advertisements outside of the city must De dooonpa-
MED aoith the cash. -
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THE SUBSCRIBER

THE SUBSUKIBEK
rOIICITs PATRONAGE IN THE FOLLOWING ME-.
y CHANICAL WORKS, to wits Repairs Weighing
Scales Letter Presses Printing Presses makes and re-
pairs Hosting Machines for Sorcs makes all kinds OF
Wrought and Steel Ploughs with without stocks Also,
q peneral run of BLACKSMITH WORK; also Wheel
wright Work in general. AKCHD MoLElsh, My.
..-.) tl No '''l1'O ~ SrrehI
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS

GEN. (sToNEWALL) JACKSON.
BY PROF. r. L. DABNEY, D. D., OF VIRGINIA.
tai HERO. The only edition authorized by his
widow. The author personal friend and ohtef OF
staff of the Christian Soldier. Carefully revised ana
correoted by General r. E. LEE We want an Agent IN
every oounty Send for circulars and see our termsZ
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.,
No. 214 seventh.street, Richmond va
nr., 90 1mo+
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din AZ REWARD.-sTOLEN FROM DOR
N 20 CHESTER Plantation four miles from Sum-
mervie g. c. on the Ashley River the night OF the
10th inst q large BAY HORSE about 16 hands high,
years old The above reward will be paid for the deliy.
ery of said Horse to NJ r. THARIN at Summergille, g.
O., or R. W. WEBB on the plantation.
lime 18 stuth3+
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LOST. STOLEN, 60.

n OsT. WHILE PLAYING BALL ON CITA-
Ia DEL GREEN, large GARNET from Ring. 1t
warded tho full value Of the article, by leaving it with
LITTLE l. MARSHALL, No. 173 EAST BAY.
Inn
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TO RENT, &c.
FOR SALE.

FUN DAIE' E'..7.
TUsT ARRIVED FROM NORTH CARO-
81 LIMA, a fine lot OF new MILK COWS with young
CALVES AND sPRIN0ERS. For sale at HUNTS
iAnm 1nne 81 M'he,sS' 90 . 'o'1 il W. OABREN.
1OR 9ALE AT MILLS, HOUSE STABLES,
Il lot of SADDLE and DRAFT HORSES. 5Z
Also well broke MULES.
Tuya D
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5OTOLEN-ON MONDAY MORNING., ABOUT
~ one or two o'clock, from residence in Meeting.
street o Gentleman's GOLD WATCH and CHAIN; max
er g nane WA1 SMITH, Jn, Glasgow. No. II 862 and
Pocket Book containing Gold Pencil and Sixty odd
Dollars reward of thirty dollars will be given II re.
turned, and no questions asked. Apply at this Of
Aca0 June 10
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COLOIfcD GIRL, % MIND
w aohild. Apply at No. % REID.srREET.
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a1yANTED A WHITE WOMAN To WASH
w and Iron for small family Reference required.
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ITO DREsSMAKE ERs TT O@YOUNG
i GIRLS want to LEARN A TRADE, one as Dress
maker, the other az MilliDer. They can board with
parents until able to work. Apply at No. 2 ALEXAN.
DER STREET. 3* June ~
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TSOR SALE, a LOT OF FINE YOUNG
= MULES, we'll broke In single or double harness.
ALSO,
lot Of fine SADDLE AND DRAFT HORSES.
Apply at MILLS HOUSE STABLE.
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WANTS.

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VI7ANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, TO COOK,
w Wash and Iron for small family. Apply Ct Nd
w NURsE, to mind child and make herself gene
raly useful. Apply at No. 80 RUTLEDGE AVENUE,
directly opposite Bee street June 81
a1YANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO WASH
and Iron for asmall family Reference required
Apply at No. oHURoH-sTREET.- June 81
vIyANTED,A A WHITE SERVANT, SINGLE
w preferred, of ptionable character to Cook
and Wash f r q gentleman and Lady. For such one
comfortable and healthy home with good wages will be
furnished. Apply to No. 80 TRADD ST.
June 10 tnths3
WANTED, A RESPONSIBLE WHITE
REQUIRED. Apply ~ at Me Messrs . e HART CO.'S HARDWARE
Store, corner King and Marketstreets. June 20
DRUGGIsTs.-A GENTLEMAN THO
Il ROUGHLY acquainted with the retail drug bus-
can g
Postofice. No capital required 2*- June 20
rtyO COUNTRY NEWePAPERs.-AP PRIN-
TER, capable of managing the mechanical depart.
ment OF country newspaper desires alton either
as FOREMAN or JOURNRYMAN in some newspaper
published in an interior town, either in South Carolina
Georgia Florida. Address, stating full PARTICULARS
"PRiNTER, Daily News Office Charleston, 8. O..
June 10
ITO IT WO@YOUNG G
Il
maker, the other aa Milliuer They can board With
DER STREET. 3* June l9
vTyANTED.-A COLORfcD GIRL, OH1IND
w aohild. Apply at No. % RE1D.srREET.
Juce I8 ---
,0HARLEsTON OR HAN HOUs e =
u Wanted compeent person to take charge Of the
laundry Department Applications must be left With
the Steward Good references will be required.
June 18 --
NMPLOYWENT WANTED, BIZ YOUNG
III man. resident Of Charleston, In any capacity.
Ia o good bookkeeper and willing to make himself use
full in any business. Best of references iuf1lsneu'
Address NERO, Glass Box No. 15, Charleston r. y.
June -
TTTANTED, BY WHITN WOMAN,. A
w SITUATION in come respectable family e1tner ne,
as Cook or as Washer and Ironer. She Woud De VII
inp ALSO to make herself generally useful Apply OF
and and Gonriar. 1TH Ti1 May %
7T7ANTED, BY YOUNG MAN, slTUh-
w TION in some Wholesale or Retail Dry doods or
Grocery houses has some knowledge Of the Dry ooods
and thorough knowledge Of the Grocery buslness nay
ing been in that business his own account He WIZ
study the interest of his employer, ana ls Wns t
Of references furnished. Address "F." through the
Postoface. or apply at this Office - june u
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS 81
GEN. (sTONEWALL) JACKSON.
BY PROF. r. T. DABNEY, D. D., OF virginia:
ryyHE STANDARD BIOGRAPHY OF THE In MOh-
tai HERO. The only edition authorised Z, by his
widow. The author personal friend and Chief OF
staff of the Christian Soldier Carefully revised and
corrected by General R. E. LEE We want On Agent IN
every county Send for circulars and see our terms
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OR PHAN HOU s Il -
u Wanted, competent person to take charge OF the
Laundry Department. Applications pust be LETT with
the Steward. Good references WILL oe required.
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NMPLOYNYENT WANTED, BY A YOUNG
Ia man. q resident Of Charleston, In any capacity.
Is good bookkeeper and willing to make himself use
full in any business. Best Of references fnrnlsneo'
Address NERO, Glass Box No. 16, Charleston r. y.
Jnno
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vrr hNTED. A MIDDL FACED COLORED
w NIJFsE. to mind child and make herself gene.
ra1lv useful. Apply at No 80 RUTLEDGE AVENUE,
7;rectlv opposte Bee street June 81
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1JOW FOR a L E.-A YOUNG cow,
u with o GALE six weeks old, is offered for SALE
She is good milker very GENTLE of superior breed
and raised In this city. Apply at No. 496 KING
STREET third door above Hudson street.
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WANTED, A WHITE SERVANT, SINGLE
w preferred of unexceptionable character, to Cook
and Wash f,r gentleman and Lady. For such one
comfortable and healthy home with good wages will be
furnished. Apply to No. 80 TRADD ST.
Guth13
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vTyANTED, WHITE WOMAN, TO COOK,
w Wash and Iron for small family. Apply at No.
10 iHGARE, STREET. @ZZlf June AZ
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TTTANTED, BY WHITE WOMAN,
w SITUATION in some respectable family, either
as Cook or as Washer and Ironer. She would be VIII
line ALSO to make herself generally useful Apply OF
No 1873 EAST BAY or at the Offices Of the Daily NEWS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-23
4 Faint Clean nj Hon.

From the London Times, June 9TH
1fany CLEAN appears on the dark horizon. 10
the PrHssian and other German populatIons.
The King Of Prussia and his Mi listeT NAV well
hesitate when ivy what misery they have
caused ard what \ spirit may soon lie reused.
verify on the PTus~ian people. The country,
though richer and more industrious thar, for
merry. has not increased IN population 10 q de-
gree which wIil admit OF such enormous gath
eriBEs OF men. The army which is actually
IN The frid Is said 10 amount 70 }-, tTQ f-atinr
men. with $500 accessories. There are /. l. 80
d-IO, troops and I2t,.J1U Of the fret ban OF the
L3ndvebr in EaTTisOnS. In times OF enthu-
sia II like 1913 these calls for fIesh and blood
may BE- answered without Gnwillingness. hut
: war % please q; minister, or even e gain q
seaCoas- and fiEe haTbOr. must no. make TOO
great demands. lie rpq uirsments Of the y ate
have now been bey ond al bounds A popu-
Iaitoa Of less than lJy1.OOO-is expected tn su -
port an army or more than bali a million OF
men on active service. To make up the num-
tF-, The clerks taken from :ha counting. house.
the IT deslaan rom his shop, and the peasant
from the held. Women are everywhere per-
forming more than their usual share of the
hard and coarse work of the world An act of
hostility on the part OF Austria. such as the
entrance Of Marshal BanPdek into Prussian
territory, might make the people forget these
haTGshIps in hatred OF :he enemy. but at pres
snt the discomfort is chiefly with their own
Government. Not until the enepy has struck
blow Will the King have 4 reaiiy Jealous and
warlike army. As long as peace is preserved
there Is the possibility thar this dis position OF
the PruSSIan people may have some intiueu p
HpOn the ministerial policy. The Middle
Si5;"s, winch have not YET given up hopes OF
reconciliation, are. no doubt, encouraged by
this dlsinclinafIon FOR war 10 parseyere IN
their efforts. Their own limited power. how
ever, and the cumbroUs machinery of the Con-
federation, are likely 10 interpose great Oh
siacles 10 effective action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-23
THE EVENING STAR.
An AFFECTING POFu

An Affecting POEM.
At church sat within her pew
Ub, Pew,
Rut ;hsre heard
Nopious word
I saw alone her eyes OF blue,
I saw her Row her head so GrsSious-
Oh, Gracious,
The choir sang ...
The organ raDg-
And seemed to MI the building spacious.
could not hear the gospel Law
NV future bride
Was nv my side
I found all else mighty bore,
And so when pealed the organs Thunder
Oh, Thunderi
fixed my eyes
In mute surprise
On her whose beauty was wonder.
To roe that maiden was most Dear "a.
Oh, Dear!
And she was mine
Joy too divine
For human words to picture here,
Her love seemed, like a pray'r to Bless ne
On, Bless me
Before she came
My life was tame
My rarest Joys could out express ne.
The service done, we sought the shore
Oh, Shore.
And there we walked, I'D.
And sadly talked
More sadly tnan e'er before.
/ thought she was the type OF Goodness-
Oh, Goodness,
But on that day
heard her say
Vain words whose very tone was rudeness.
We sirolled beyond the tide-mllPs Dam
Oh, Dam,
She jilted me,
And now see
That WOrnan'S love is all a sham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-23
DRoPosALs FOR COAL AND Woop

TREasURY DEPARTMENT., 10Th June ,sss
. proposals. will be received for the deliv.rv g.
the use 81 the Department, for about No 4 GO
panys Oie Oonl-
white Ash Anthracite Coal, q. 20 pound, to N.
Ito tons best Quality Baltimore Company Whit
Ash Anthracite Coal. egg size 'o
zoo tons best qHa lity Red Ash Coal same ,iya
Alec, for about 50 cords best QUALITY ~ Raha,,.
Pine Wood 10 be delivered at such times snd IN
such quantities as may be required
Bics will be received until the sth Of Ir,v o.
dressed TO the General uperintendent of Trea.urv
BuIloings, under cover of the secretary OF the
Treasury and TO be binding for two weeks after
fhst ate, the Department reservIpG the right TO
reject all or suy portion of the bids received
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be given OF the ability OF the parties
to fll the contract q rid