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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03

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Lime. 70 oincy & Go.
steamer Pilot 10y. Mcseits savann.l Vi. Beaufort.
Ferguson. y " McTureous. Ravoncl 4 Co. Marshall
Dro. ClapsaSn. Harrison. Kressoil. Roper.
steamer $ sleaS RGy1s EsIHs and RostyS
| Hanckel Co. d Paul Co. aud others
IN THE oFFrNa.
1,rItiR bark Hector. Nelson. Stockton. Eng. 81 days
| HRilrosd Iron To Order
Cleared Iostcrdny.
| Steamship Moneka Winchester Now York-Jno & Theo
Getty.
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Went to Sen Yesterday.
Brig josie A Devorcaux. Clark Boston.
| Schr Archer & Rcoycs. Ireland, Georgetown, sc.
Schr ID Collins. Church. Georgetown. sc.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. Now York. October Q
Steamship L soudcr, Le6by, New York, September 20
UP for this Port.
Tho Hakon Adelseiu. Backer. at Liverpool Sept II.
Mcniorn ndn.
| The Savannah Republican of Tuesday says:
TYpEE LIoHr-IMronrAHT NorIoE MAnIsERs-
Tho work OF rebuilding tho Station Light Tybre har
far approached completion that official notice has bcuu
sSund by the Light House Board that the lights will br
Tho illuminating apparatus OF tho maiu light 10 q
Froauel lens OF the nrst ORDER showing nIed white
light Tho focal plano is 100 feet above toro and
tho hight should be In clear weather distance OF
~ miios.
Tho tower is brick octagonal In for1n coorod white
! surmounied by black lantorn.
Tho light Of Tybpe Beacon will be situated In front
tho main light distance OF 1900 feet, dcsigued
nah river.
The Illuminating apparatus ia a lens OF Tho fourth or
der. showing fixed white light
Tho towor Is wooden, colorcd white, The lower part
4 a black lantern.
Tho latitude OF Tyboo Light House IL 80 degrees
minute aud 20 seconds north; longitudc 81 degrees q
minutea and 81 seconds west from Greenwich.
Tho Latitude OF tho Deacon is ~ dcRroes1 minute and
IL acconds longitude 80 dcgrcos so minutes and
conds.
wo may VOL congratulate our city upon the fact tina
tho important works which lad destroyed peace
has rebuilt aud devoted the Commerce
Tho sailor Will soon behold Iybeo light before tho
war, flashing light upon his path to our bar.
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New York Market.

Tho Now York Ersntro fOn, Of Mond.v so,,,r,,,, ~
aaya: ~
Money was In demand At Dor cant on oo,.rnm.n,.
early In the day. Tho demand readily suppiIe.J and
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ALL PENCILS AnE sTIrKD:
an- "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL co. N. T."
Mono genuine without t.Io exact nuno OF tho firm
ook 10 u, Dcceinber II
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Tho ChnrIcston Cotton nInrkct.

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CuAnLrsros. Wednesday Evening. October 2. 1861.
There good attendance OF buyers, which. with
limited supply tho market, caused hoders 10 bc quito
nr and In Transact tho ratios staened from
to No. n ID. salos 252 bales say, at 15 IL at l6M,
80 IT, 4s at l7k at l7, IS at 1s, at leE, 65 at
1eHc., and on private toIms.
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Consign pnr Norti,Nusicrn Railroad,
October g.
900 bacs Cotton, 1eo bbls Naval Stores, cars Old
Iron. caya Lumber. Stock, AIdze, &c. To Mowry
Co, Courtney Co. Kendall & Dockety, Scrovon &
Eosbit, Baggett 4 Co. Grncser Lee, Smith Co. Adams,
Frost Co, w Ryan. Davis. j 4 kirkpatrick, j
II Caldwell & Son, Williams & Co. Rarcncl & Co, Caut-
well Rodgers Co. NJ GoTaghty. daard Annort. Hart
Co. Cart, kopd Jcrycy. prltchett, Mazyck Bros,
o Reedor. Riscy Creighton, d stoney p picrson.
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Thcro cometh glad tidings ofIoy TO all,
To Young and to old, 10 gteat aud to small:
The beuuty which onco was so precious and rara
Il ffee for all, and all may bc fair
Nv tho use OF
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SESSIONS AND VACATION.
The Fall Session will open October Sd,
1867, and close February 10th, 1868.
The Spring Session will open February
goth, and close July 9th, 1868
Vacation extends from close of Spring
Session, to October 1st.
A few days recess at Christmas.
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COURSE OF SI,LDNr--TEX1
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Now Orlcan Market.
Wilmington Market

WILMINGTON, October L-TunpRsr1sE-Is In fair
Inquiry and dnds ready sale upon arrival Sales Of 26
bbh et for yonow dip. and ~ 60 for new hard 2S0
pounds.
sPInI1s TunPKNTsE.-Sales of 727 bbs at 50 conts.
and 20 do at 69E conts per gallon.
RoEM-1he lowor grades have been IN better inquiry
today, and have improved sbado last quotation.
We quote sAlca OF 7p4 bbH SO 20 for common IS 26a
50 Tor strained 7ba4 Is for No and 81 60 for paio
TAn.-12 bbls sold ut ~ e5 per bbl
HkT.-A lot OF 100 bnlcs primo Northern sold from
wharf at 95 conts per TO-, pounds.
TnnEu.-ono RAFT primo quality sold at SO 25 pcr H.
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RESIDENT GRADUATES COURSE.
Philosophy Of Natural History, General His
tory, Physical Geography, French and anv of the
Ornamcntals, with Rovicws Of any part Of former
course.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, September 2s--corros-There was scarcely
any demand today. Factors willing sellers, but
claimed higher rates. sales of 100 bales mao
d.chns ct cent yesterdays quotations The market
closed dull And very unsettled lso for MiddlIng
HoHErAnr-Tho domand for Gold continues. very
Light For 6terling there s only limited demand. Tho
mari closed dull at annexed quotationH Gold 1i3al4
strling sixty days. lo2; sight l53 Franco nominal
Hgw York Blight u checking; Z discount buying New
Orleans Sight par az discount.
Evening star., 1867-05-30
Affairs 4. Geer.e,sv,.

THE CANAL.-Arrived-Thel lronsides. with
sundries 10 q. Waters; Col A. Spates gram
and hay to Talbot; A. johnson, No. 2. grain
aud flour to Hartley & Bro; Seneca, grain,
to market; Ii. Wade, Jr.. limestone - kilns;
Red Eye, what and four to market; Z. d.
Harley, do. to HARLEY & Bro; Maryland, hay
to do; las. Flanagan. limestone 70 kilns; Geo.
Moler, do. and fifteen boats with coal to Oeu-
tral Co., 43e.l6 tons, Cumberland Co, &4sI
and Baltimore 90 1O6.i7 tors; American Co !,
l25.s tons; Borden Co 1l3.17 tons. Departed
lronsides, sundTies 10 Lift.lock 45; Col. A
Spates, fish, &c, to Monocacy; A. Johnson,
No. 2. fish and salt to hollands Ferry; Capi-
tola, merchandise to Conrad's Ferry; Mary.
merchandise to Litt.Iock 35: Seneca, do. to
Seneca, and twenty boats light.
THE JOHN GIBsOE.-The steamer J ohm Glib
SON has arrived at the High. street wharf
Yesterday there was considerable ing uiry for
her. as she was due last Monday. The reason
Of her detention was an exch ange of engineers,
which kept her at New York till Monday. A
number Of vessels had rough time In the gale
last Sunday. but the rumor that the G BISON
put into the Delaware Break water to avoid 1t
was unfounded. She was not out.
CHURCH lAPRovHNENT.-Workm have
commenced taking down the spire Of Christ
Church protestant EpiscopaD, preparatory
to the Improvement OF the church edifice aud
the erection Of new steeple.
MRRcHAET's ExeHAEeR.-The offerings this
morning were un'm portant, and no sales. Mar
ket for -four and grain dull, with NO sales pom
which to base quotations.
STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-The festival OF
the ladies of the Bridge street Presby terian
Church, at the chapel, on West street. is open
again this evening.
PORT OF GEoRGRToWN-Enter
John Gibson, Fuller, from Now York, with
merchandise.
Evening star., 1867-05-30
Important Order of Gen. Schsfield.

RICHMOND. may 30.-Gen. Schofleld yester.
day issued an order for the purpose of giving
adequate protection to all person. in their
rights Of person And property, in cases where
the civil authorities may fail. He directs the
appointment of military commissioners in
sub districts hereafter to be defined, giving
them the command of the police, sheriffs, and
cons tables, and clothing them with the DOW.
ers of magistrates. These commissioners are
to take jurisdiction in all cases where they
have reason to believe justice is not done.
The ORDER concludes rs follows :-"Trial by
the civil courts will be preferred in all cases
where there is satisfactory reasons to believe
that justice will be done; but until the orders
OF the commanding general are made kno wn In
any case, the paramount jurisdiction ass umed
by the military commissioner will be exclusive.
All persons, civil officers and Others are re.
quired to obey and execute the lawful orders
Of the military commissioners to the same
extent as they are required by law to obey and
execute writs issued by civil magistrates.
ANY person who shall disobey or resist the
lawful orders or authority of military COM
missioner shall be tried by military commits.
sion, and upon &C nvIcton shall be punished
by fine and imprisonment, according to the
nature and degree OF the offense. This order
will not be construed to excuse civil officers
in any degree from the faithful discharge of
their duties. 1t is intended to aid the civil
authorities, and not to supercede them except
in cases Of necessity"
Evening star., 1867-05-30
CORRECTING THE REGISTRY.

CORRECTING THE REGISTRY.
The Judges o. Election are sitting to day to
correct the registry and to add the names of
legally qualified voters not previously entered
They will conclude their labors Tomorrow,
and the receivers Of votes at each precinct Of
the city will then be supplied by them with
complete list Of the names registered. The
report in our paper elsewhere of the proceed.
ings in connection with the correction Of the
registry elbows that the jadges are endea vor.
ing to discharge their duty carefully, impair.
TALLY and intelligently. No name Is admitted
upon the list Of any person shown to be dis
qualified. and any objections offered by chai-
lengers on either side are carefully considered
1t will be seen that sc veral names were thrown
ont on the ground that the parties had not re-.
sided in the ward the requisite length of time
Thus If q man moves from one ward to an
other within period less than three months
prior to the time of registration, he loses his
vote in either ward. This is the strict letter
Of the law under the act Of Congress, and was
doubtless designed to pre- vent the sscolonizihg''
Of voters. 1t is fair for one side as The other
and though appearing to be hardship in de .
priving many OF vote, other wise fully uuali.
Ned, it will doubtless result in preventing
much fraud. The chief sufferers to- day by this
rule were the Republicans. as many colored
voters were thrown out through not having
resided in the ward the requisite three months
Evening star., 1867-05-30
Fall Of a Building and Loss Of Life.

NORFOLK, May 3O.-AI halt. past 8 O'Clock
this morning, q tenement house on Market
Square fell with q crash to the ground, and it
is supposed to have caught under it's ruins a
number OF persons. Mrs. Cheshire and child
had escaped from the house. but were caught
in the adjoining lane and buried. The over
floor was occupied as stores and the up stairs
as dwelling A horse standing in front was
crippled beyond recovery The cause Of the
fall was the excavations on the ad djoining lot
TO erect q building for Messrs. T.. p Tabb &c
Co., hard ware dealers. They are now clear
ing away the ruins to rescue those buried be-
meath. The overhanging walls make it very
dangerous to operate. The event has shrouded
the city with gloom.
Evening star., 1867-05-30

PUBLIC URINALs.-The western papers are
taking up the subject of public urinals as a
health measure in order to abate nuisances in
alleys and provide accommodations for the
public and strangers. The experiment has
been tried by establishing public urinals in
the alleys in Cincinnati and has worked mos.
successfully. In leading European cities
Paris, for instance-the establishment of the
fullest urinary facilities is required by string
ent police regulations; and it is held by med,.
cal authorities that much Of the prevalence Of
disease ofthe bladder amongst the people Of
our crowded American cities is from the fact
that no provision whatever il made to supply
this want Our Board of Health would do
we'll to take the matter up and make some
recommendations to the city councils for their
Action.
Evening star., 1867-05-30
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, May 80, 1s67.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gsv-
ernment securities:
NAVAL ORDERS.

NAVAL ORDERS.
Commodore B. J. Totten has been detached
from the naval asylum at Philadelphia, and
placed on waiting orders. Capt. Dominick
Lynch, detached from duty As naval store.
keeper at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and
ordered to the Naval Asylum, Philadel phia.
Lieut. Commander ]. +. Skerrett has been de-
tached from the naval rendezvous at Wash
iDEton, ID. g., and ordered to command the
naval apprentice ship Portsmouth. Com
mander Aaron w. Weaver has been ordered
to the command Of the naval rendezvous at
Washington, d. G. Lieut. Commander W. W.
Hendrickson has been ordered to the naval
apprentice ship Portsmouth.
~The real estate in Alexandra, Va, is as.
sessed this year at S4.653. .785
Evening star., 1867-05-30

BLOCKING Up THE PAssAGIs.-Itis is under
stood that the Police Board some time since
issued An order prohibiting the blocking up
of passages at places of amusement by the in
PRODUCTION OF chairs, &C.. and the nquiry has
been raised why the order hos not been en-.
forced. 1t 10 certain that with the jammed
ap condition Of the passages at some Of our
places OF amusement the loss of life would be
terrible In case Of IRE. as not one tenth of the
audience could escape alive.
Evening star., 1867-05-30

The MEETING To-NIeHT.-The great mass
ratification meeting - be held in front Of the
City Hall this evening promises TO be one OF
the largest and most interesting ever held In
the District. A large number Of able and
eloquent speakers have been invited and are
expected to address the meeting. among
others Senator Harlan, OF Iowa; Senator Sum
ner. General Farnsworth, Governor Bout
well, General Schenck, and General Ashley.
The names OF several colored men also appear
ON the list
Evening star., 1867-05-30
TIE NATIONAL FINANCES

Hon. Hugh McCulloch, Secretary Of the
Treasury, in reply to an in vitation to dinner
rendered him by prominent citizens of Boston
on the 22d instant, regrets his inability to
attend, and makes few remarks upon fnan.
cial matters which are of much interest at this
time. He says that the bounties to soldiers,
preparations for the Indian war, the intended
large issue Of bonds to the Pacific Railroad,
and other liberal appropriations for mi1cei-
laneous purposes, together with the partial
failure OF the wheat and corn crops, the tardi.
ness of reconstruction in the South, the re.
duced taxes, and the general dullness In trade
will prevent a reduction and probably an
increase in the national debt for some time
He gives his reasons for not contracting the
currency at the present time, but says that
he is as much In favor of that policy as ever.
His reasons are briefly: tbe opposition OF ma
jority OF Congress to immediate contraction.
his apprehensions that contraction Of the
currency, the object and effect OF 1t being mis-.
understood or misinterpreted. might produce
panic in the commercial cities, which, ex.
tending over the country and beyond the
speculative interests, would injurIously afec,
legitimate business and the revenue depend.
ent upon 1t; the large amounts Of interest
bearing notes to be paid or converted within
the present ana next fiscal year; and lastly,
that a sound policy should not be put in peril
by being made the 'scapegoat'' for evils re-
sulting nom different causes. namely, the
failure Of the crops and other circumstances
referred to above. The Secretary Is hopeful,
however, in regard to our financial future,
and says, In concluding his letter
ssThe causes which are now operarinp
against MS are exceptional and temporary.
The prospect Of good crop Of winter wheat
was never better. More spring wheat has
been sowed ana more corn has or will be
planted this season than ever before. The
people are beginning to comprehend against
this important truth, which seems 10 have
been disregarded for some years past, that
prosperity Is the result of labor, that lad ustry
and economy are as indispensable TO national
as well as to individual wealth. shall be
grIevously disappointed il another year does
not witness large increase Of industry, Of
enterprise and Of revenue, decided progress
towards q resumption of specie paymants-
and steady reduction Of the puolic debt"
Evening star., 1867-05-30
Special Telegrams to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

Ouole 10 tuo AS6ocldteu FIeeS.j
LONDON, May 29-2 P. M-Consols declined
10. since the opening. American securities
are wlthont change.
LIVERPOOL, May %. P. M.-Cotton 10 With
out change. Wheat and Oorn unchanged.
Flour nominal 1t 20s.
LONDON, May 29-5 P. M.-Consols. o.. u. S.
5.2Us, TN: Illinois Central, 76k; Erie shares,
40.
LIVERPOOL, May 29-5 p. M.-Cotton firmer;
sales to. day, $4,000 bales; Middling Uplands
lid; Orleans, 11xal1x.
Evening star., 1867-05-30

Canada Preparing for the Fenians.
MONTREAL, May 3O.-The 23d regiment of
Welsh fnsileers have been ordered to Point
Levi Instructions have been received to put
q streng force on the Notifications there.
Evening star., 1867-05-30

THE JAPANESE COMMIssIoMERs.-TheJ Ia.
panese Commissioners yesterday afternoon
called at the residence of Gen. Gran. on 7
street, but the General was ont, and thew could
not see him. To-day they visited the public
buildings in company with Mr.. Chiffon, of the
State Department, and Commodore JENKINS.
OF the Navy. s., u.
Evening star., 1867-05-30
E,AsHIoNABLE DREssMAKER.

MISS :. g; ARTHUR, formerly Of 4io 9Th st
and 9th streets, where abe viii Be- sleased tc zee
her old patrons and the public EenefaliT All Hork
City. s. 8 ~ 4imS~ ~
Evening star., 1867-05-30

TEE WHITE HousE.-But very few visitors
were at the Executive Mansion this morning
nearly all OF whom had an interview with the
Presideut. e -
Evening star., 1867-05-30

DISPOSAL or PUBLIC LAND.-Since April
LIST, the Commissioner Of the General Laad
Once has Transmitted for delivery to the
patentees 2,4s3 patents for lands sold for cash
and located with bounty land warrants and
agricultural college scrip.
Evening star., 1867-05-30

THE VISIT OF THE PREsIDEHr TO RALHIeH.
The President will leave here Sunday morn.
nk on the boat for Aqua Greek, at which
place he will take cars for Richmond, and
from thence to Raleigh, N. G.
Evening star., 1867-05-30

~Soulouque has been asked to return to
Hayti and assums again the rsigns Of gov.
ernment sss- - -
Evening star., 1867-05-30
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

~FESTIVAL.-The Ladies' of the BRIDGE
S STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Georgetown. will hold a STRAWBERRY FESTI-
VAL at the Chapel on West street, near Congress
street, beginning THIS "Wednesday EVENING,
and continuing until Friday, inclusive Their
friends and the public are invited. my 29-2t
Evening star., 1867-05-30

IETBRNAL RFvIHUR.-Ths receipts from III n
source to-day, we're 6l7,5a9.39. -.
Evening star., 1867-05-30

~ There are 730,ooo more males TIA. a.
males in the United States. -
Evening star., 1867-05-30

~ The folio wing is the Official sho wing of
the daily circulation of the papers named be.
low, made under the call directed by the re-
cent act OF Congress-
EVENING STAR......7.715 copies per day.
Infeiligencer. er..........3.55 6
The returns of advertising by the same city
paHors for the quarter ending December 81,
1865, as taken from the books Of the Internal
Revenue Once, are as follows:
EVkHiN9 STAk...... ..$13.107
Inteltgencer. Observation-Disclosures. 9IO6
Evening star., 1867-05-30

Il 4 y n W I n U
AND
OIL PASTEL PAINTING
WATER COLORS! PENCIL DRAWING!
MIR LOUIS WEISER has established a school
for teaching Crayon and Penci! Drawing and
Painting in Water Colors and Pastel and OIL which
has received bOuntiful encouragement from the
citizens of Washington, and he takes pleasure in
an enlargement of his studio and for the accommo-
dation of larger number Of scholars.
For further particulars apply at the Studio, over
Metzerott's Hall, where over 200 original patterns
are to be seen. between the hours of 10 and u q.
m, and and p. IN. m 5-3tt
Evening star., 1867-05-30

$4,000 WORTH OF ERrxcH coons
IMPORTED BY
NJ. W L l. I N,
No. 1886 Penn. avenue.
VIII positively be sold at cost to reduce stock.
The goods to be sold such as
BLACK SILKS,
for MaItillas and Dresses
Velvets, all coIors, Velvet Ribbons, ---
Lace Mantillas, Silk Mantillas,
Real Laces of all kinds Real Lace Collars & Sets,
Hairbraids, from Is to 40 New styles Waterfalls,
inches long, Black Nets for Wells,
Curls, White Waists,
Bobinets for waists, Buttons,
Ladies' Undergarments, Walking Dresses,
Trimmings, Gondray's Pomade,
Lubin's Perfumery, Straw Bonnets,
Fans, Ribbons,
Partisan BOnnets, Feathers,
Hats, Hair Nets.
Flowers, Bonnet silks,
Dresses, Mantillas and Bonnets made at reduced
prices. my sow
GENUINE sN1rHfI,Es55D Igs5! HAMS CURED IN
I now offer lot of the finest SMITHFIELD
~ n. ". BURCHELL,
corner l4th and streets,
my 29 under Ebbitt House.
(rARRIAGESl CARRIAGESI
" CARRIAGES! H-
On hand fine assortment of first class Carriages,
which will be sold at reasonable rates. a -,
All work sold warranted. Repairing 689S
promptly "''enaea To- RoBT. H. GRAHAM.
Repository 374 street, between Sth and 9th:
shop ATT Sth. near d. m " ST.
Evening star., 1867-05-30
PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, 60.

L ave, opposite Metropolitan Hotel Tuesday
and Friday evenings, from to IL clock. The hall
can be rented for meetings, sc. my l0-ly