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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-11

LARGEST ClacuIArlos.-The DAlLY
News publishes tie OHtiai last q Lt',
trrs yc,au;ainy IN tie Roxtobice at the en-"
of each aree1:, ayreeab!.v to The .fotlor'ng
section Of the Neo Postotice Laee, as the
re,cspaper ht,ua;ng the largest circulation ~
the city Of Charleston:
SECTION And be it further enacted That hsts OF eI
ters reInaining uncaed for in any Poetoce in any
town or village where newspaper shall be printed,
sha hereafter be published only in the Newspaper
which, being published weekly or oener san M aase
largest circulation within range OF denVerS oi 'o
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ITO RENT-THE ELLIOTT MANSION, no.
10 George street. Apply to LOWNDES GRIM,
BALL, Law Range, Broad street.
,har19 4 J.
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VT7ANTED, SOME WHITE MEN TO
w DITCH Apply OF THIS OFFICE. g

JN7ANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, IRISH OR
wv German, as q House Servant Washer and Eoner,
for family in Mount Pleasant Apply at the Pavilion
House," Mount PleasaEt.f
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i o R Eh T.

ITO RENT, a NEWAND WELL FINISHED
i TWO AND A HALF STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
upright rooms, dressing rooms and large finished
atHcs with piazza, cstern and all the necessary out
buildings situated in Trumbo's Place, near corner
Broad and Rutledge streets. Apply on the premises
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EDUC.A ITO AL.

STATE NORMAL AND HIGH SCHOOL,
ESTABLIsHED BY THE LEGIsLATURE FOR THE
INSTRUCTION OF YOUNGLADIEs IN THE HIGH.
Err BRANCHES OF EDUCATION-ST. PHILIP
STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. c.; s55t
NHTuL BE OPEN JANUARY I'D, 1857. REV. henry
w NJ. MOOD, A NJ, Principal. Professors, Teachers,
and Lecturers ofaby have been employed and thorough
instruction will be afforded in every department. The
course Of study ia Of the highest grade pursued by young
ladies' and is equal to the most advanced sandard Of
Femnls Colleges. .z:i ~.
The year is divided into two sessions Of FIVE months
each. s'5z -
Tuition, including the usual branches, with FRENCH,
VOCAL MUSIC and DRAWING, SD 50-100 per half ses-
sion. Pupils may obtain Board under the direction Of
the Principal at $35 per four weaEs, which includes
lights, washing and tuel; all payments acty in advance
;.-.is.,.=s- G. @. MEMAlINGER,
Chairman Of tho Board.
E. MONTAGUE Ga1afKE, Secretary.
ar Columbia papers please copy Gix times once each
week, and sond bill to the Secretary, At Charloston
Janunry - = mHl2
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BOARDlNG.
sDRIVATE BOARDING.-A FEW BOARD.
Il ERs can be accommodated at No. 90 KING STREET,
east stde near Broad. January 81
rOOD BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED, INA
Terms So per week. Apply at No. % MEETING STREET
January 10 1mo+
1E'o
DRIvATE BOARD. WITH OR WITHOUT ROOMS, AT
i No. 36a KING STREET, near George.
January IL
DOAKDING.--MKS.H HI. KANILAH IS PRE-.
ID PARED to receive Boarders, at No. l48 Meeting
street. up stairs Her nny friends and acquantaneea
will please bear this in mind. December is
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ITO HIRE, FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS, A
PLANTATION, situated about 10 miles from Mount
Pleasant vilnge in Christ Church Parrish which the
finest Sea Island Cotton has been produced.
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YOUNG lady WHO HAS HAD ERE-
IN RIENCE in Teaching is competent 70 teach Music,
French and English wishes Situation as Teacher In
school family She is willing to go in the country.
Apply at No 113 MARKET STREET. i
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WANTED, Bx A GEMTLEMANAND WIFE, WI
w one large FURNISHED ROOM, with BOARD, in
private farnily, where there other boarders
paf4h 10 of1c
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WANTED, ACOLORED WOMAN TO MIND
W. children and sew. Apply at No. IS HASEL
STREET, three doors east Of Anson street ~: :
February Ii z-.s.szs.szasz Il
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JOHN HANCKM, Chairman.
T. r. WILSON. - R. B. CHAPMAN.
H.H.#DELEON. - L. D. MOWRY.
N. B.-ZMembers win come prepared to ply their an
nua1 contribution. 1zt: 2s.=s5s February g..
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An Important Decision.

On Saturday lat, October 5th, Hon. Z. II.
ALLN, Chief Justice and Chancellor. delivered
hs decision in the Bal IN Equity for a CoustrUc-
ton q the WI o: Henry ZupFlein, who died in
lsJO. Io=-e=a Of property principally coin,
amounting % se Sl-,COO- TIE part o: tie
vii q which aT0se TIE e~u-s,i.2, i as follows Z,
i hereby Constitute Eai appoint Robert "
Ho!t SID Asher Z Bz;c, Executors Of tbs ~
last VII ami Testament. and give snc be9uath
unto tie said Robert " H5lt and Asher B..
Bate a. Executors aforesaid, and their heirs and
assigns forever, al Of NY estate personal. real
and mixed 10 BE held BY them in frust, ami out
Of the proceeds Of the same u pay my just debts
and funeral expenses. and then = hold the re-
InaindeE tor tie Use and benefit IF my 'cfs A.ku-
Allra and INV only s5n WiAl0m. Garseg The Ra:z-
rzl hs y gag sad trJs. accounting for TIE Use
and prJft Of the same. ORs hGy 20 my r.t% upon
her request. and i8s Other 70 ny son William,
and upon the deease Of nv said wife to pay the
expenses Of her last sickness and funeral expenses
arr then 70 transfer al q ts Remainder q my
estate 70 my s5E HilIGD has iars and assigns for
his and their Use and benefit forever"
kekuhiwa, The widow, and William the son o:
Henry ZapTlein. enjoyed each Oae-half Of the
revenues Of this handsome estate. under the Trus-
teeship Of J. ". Austin, E=9.. who succeeded
Holt and Bates in TIE ;rust. until William died.
On the 1t day Of January. loJ7. his mother Ke-
kuhiWa, holding q life estate in one-half. being
s,ill alive. William LET Z viii. in which. after
making three bequcs;s Of Sl.OOO each 70 some
Of his friends. be left the rest and residue Of
his estate, whether rsd and personal and wher-
ever situated, whether in present possession or in
expectancy unto his wife NapGa, her heirs and
assigns"
The question then arose whether by the fact Of
Williams dying before Kekuhiwa. he had any
estate in his fathers property which he could de-
wise and Napua f!ed = Bill in Equity in March,
ls67,) -. Kekuhiwa and J. W. Austin. Trustee,
praying that she he delreei. the profits Of one
half tie estate during the lifetime of KekuLiwa,
and upon her decease, the remainder of the estate.
The ease involved great study and research,
and was argued - considerable length by Mes=rs.
Judd, Lawrence and Jones. for Napua. and bv
Mr.. Stanley, for Kekuhiwa, and the points are
given in the ChancellJr's decision which in brief
amounts TO this That the estate which William
had by force Of Henry ZuTPleiu's VIII was q
ye-tel remainder and not liable 70 be defeated by
his death before the termination Of the lite-estate.
and therefore, lie could devise il 70 Napua. who Is
to have the income of one-half the estate. and on
the death of kekuhiws, the absolute ownership
Of the whole, which under prudent mana cement
l. now about Sl9, 900.
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OCEAN PosTAGE-A treaty has been concluded
between the P~Ost-ofice Departments Of Great Britain
and the United States, whereby OF and after the lst
Of January, 1865, the postage on letters not exceed
Gg half al ounce ia weight, to snd from tie Unitei
- III be twelve cents instead Of twenty-.our
tiers half ounce the same chsrsSee" SIN M u. - -
every additional half ounce. Every internationa.
letter insutlc.ently paid, or wholly unpaid, received
IN the United States from the United Kingdom. shall,
in addition to the deficient postage. be subject to q
fine Of i've ceDts-such fine 10 be retainel By the
United States Post-Ctfce; and every letter INSULT
ciently paid, or wholly unpaid, received in the United
Kingdom from the United States, shall. in addition 70
the deficient postage, be subjec; TO fine, the amount
Of which shall lie fixed and retained By the British
POst-othce. international newspapers, books, packets,
including printed papers Of al. kinds, maps, plans,
prints, eagravings, drawings, photographs, litho-
graphs, sheets % music. &c, and patterns and sam
pies q merchandise, including seeds and grain. shall
be transmitted 10 either Office at such charges. not
less than three pence in the United Kingdom and six
cents in the United States, per forty ounces, on books,
patterns or samples Of merchandise, and under such
regulations a. the dispatching Office may from time 70
time lay down; fun payment to be required in all
cases
By the above it will be seen that on the first of
January, ls6S, a new postal convention between
Great Britain and the United States will 20 into
effect, under which the postage between those
countries viii be reduced one-half. What the
rate Of postage from this kingdom TO England
will be, has not yet been determined, but 1t will
probably not exceed twenty cents each half ounce.
While our Envoy j. at Washington, would it
not lie a good opportunity to renew the efforts to
make a postal convention between this kingdom
and the United States? One similar 10 tina; just
made between tie same country and England
would he satisfactory though 10 cents would be
u better rate to adopt. But This feature ought
TO be ntroiuoed-cach country should require al
po.tages 10 be prepaid, and retain all hostages 30
collected. This would DO away with the otjec-
ton which has always been put forward at
Washington that it would be next to impossible
10 keep the accounts OF Hawaiian postage collect
ell ON a few letters here and there scattered all
over the country. The whole thing would be-
come sinpiifed, and perfectly feasible. The
number OF letters sent % the United States Is
about the same ne that received-so that If the
same rate Of postage were prepaid on all when
deposited in each country, each Government
would receive it just due, and there would be no
postage collectable on delivery of the letters,
and no accounts TO settle between them. We
offer these suggestions, as we think they are
worthy Of being taken up and carried out.
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\ TELUGR,PH TOR CHISA.-By recent news from
America it appears that a company has obtained the
right 10 establish a telegraph from Canton 10
Shanghae, q distance Of So miles by water. Ere
quent aIlusion l. also made now 70 a telegraph across
this ocean, from San Francisco 70 Honckong via
Honolulu, and it i not unlikely that even now this
great enterprise is engaging the attention of European
and American capitalists Il viii lie accomplished
within ten years. The following from the New York
Tribune relates TO the new China telegraph
An American company has got the advance Of
al others in securing q most liberal charter from the
Emperor Of China for running q coast telegraph line
a distance Of nearly goo miles along what may te
called the grand marine highway Of the Empire.
That work the Directors Of the East India Company
in New York hud themselves, in a position 70 con-
struct at once. Their programme Is the purchase Of
the cable which was made for the Russian Telegraph
Company, which Is now the property Of the Western
Union Company, and which lies on board a vessel 1T
q Vancouver Island uort. That secured and lying az
a most convenient point for their purpose, the East
India Telegraph Company viii be atOnce in position
10 set % work IN a practical way. Starting from
Canton, which has 1 population OF l,pg'.OoD, they
connect with Macao, population Gp,OJJ,) = distance
Of 20 milo thence they connect at HOngkong, (pop-
ulation 100000 - miles thence 10 Swallow,
population 2OO,OJO.) $50 miles; thence to Annoy,
population 2J0,Op0,) 10 miles; thence 20 Wan Chu,
(popuIation sos, OOO,0 thence 10 Fu-Chau population
! 10000 10 miles; thence 70 NInsPo, population
10000 l25 miles; thence 20 Hangtcheau, (popula-
ton 100000 90 miles; thence 20 Shanghae, (pop-
lation 100000 so miles The total length Of this
IS SIS miles, and the aggregate population Of the
cities it touches is ever 6,coO,pJh"
A SEw WONDER N PKENTTTG-The National
IH-.9i7epcer. at Washington City. says Baylies il
Woods C~brOmaiic linking Apparatus l. now IN
operation in the job-room Of the Lte.igsEesr print
IL viii print any number OF colors
any change in the form. and wiki ! single
Impression. The distribution Of the various inks
Is complete. while the apparatus : simple and
be applied to any kind of job press in use II
: destined "a work q complete revolution n color
Dria,iaE. aud Is worthy VI the attention az all prac-
pri7fers.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
ARRIVALS.

u t-Eng .ehr- Cod -tr-aa. Martn. II day. IN Victoria
p.~ss hohotA Tayor. from the Arctic villa
20 IBIS VI "a ard GVco n b.ue-
An 81 b Nm- Ci-lrt. Fish~r. frwa Eossars viii
10 bb- vi ol ard $500 rs Sns.
t-Schr Helm. Bsiasti.r. from MAJ
@-car Actisc- fr1m Hawai-
-E.< gar \ Taoas1Ss. Nsiaraz. - days from
Nicr1rA
An N - AlairL Osborn, from the Arctsr. with 20
Dos - L1D bots ~ ard 1900 Ib- b0ne-
e-5rhr MaEL-a, Berrl, E1n Hawaii
a-Scar k@nal.- ADAMS. from MoIsAl
s-Scar M4au1saSai. AntJns. from Naui-
I-ehr Nzhio. NeIsh. from Kauai.
s-Schr Pracs. Hafeed- fra KaraL-
3-Ir-s Nea-s. Eoy, - Esns. from Patti
-5@ar Nstte Nerrl, ktzl-y fr1uI E1usi
lo--chE MARY. Ma firm Ka-ai
l1--chr Yette- from EzuaL
n-chF Owaaa. frum Nm
H-Scar KITTY CaFtsrsat, TIeruay. - days from
Fsrungis i.lal1-
g1-r.hr <an Dr.. Tenr.rran - arx. f--, H.
Src-- fslarf
N--rar Am. BaScacE. Eun Hawai-
E-Scsr Kate Lee Cra., fr1m Mau1-
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DEPARTURES.

y @H<- ID Bs-x B<r=sne. C4ihcar- fg a-a rr.-s-co
s-AI ~ses ~P-es;eert, Kelly. ar cruise 20 westward
f-scEr oct fs1g-. Ctz-ey, ~ Hla-
Seioop faher,- Er Nasi
SIR Ycfte. ~ Ea-aa-
s-Schr Kate Ire. Crsuc. fr Maui
--schr IA Nof, Wcfhe-bec fr Nt1i-
--chr Mary Ens1. West. 6r sui-
3-echr Hc.u. BaIlster. Gr Nsf-
.--chr Actise. fr Hawaii
l--chr Prince. Hs.aeb4. fr Ezu-L
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FIsH.-It i often q cSuse Of remark and wonder
why more attention i net paid 70 the culture Of hsa ir
cur market, which i now 50 poorly supplied, when
= MANY sne localities exist for carrying Il on IL
could h made very profitable TO $ pe-son who can
devote all his attention 20 II The breeding Of fish
in ether countries Is = successful branch of business
In the CoInectcut, trout are bred n vsst qualities.
sni Weld lsrse incomes \ few years ago the take
Of salmon n the river between Preston, England,
snd the sea, was uinety-siI hsh only, 50 low hsd the
river been reduced by neglect, encroschDeuts snd
unlawful practices. Last year s. sppears from the
report Of the ConservztoFs 10 the Fisheries Commis-
sion, $1,000 slmon. mostly very large, were caught
in the same portion q the river. This Is regarded
As 8 proof Of the advantages OF systematic culture Of
fish in adding 70 the wealth and the sources Of food
in Great Britain. Fish here can De raised with very
little expense compared with their value, and there
Is always s ready market for them. which might be
very much increased # the system were introduced
Of carrying them around 10 residences, as l. done in
other cities. Here Is $ chance for enterprise to de-
velope Itself and open $ new source Of proat.
HAWAIIAN CoNCERT-A concert VII Be gwen this
evening st kawsiahso Church. commencing st :
O'Clock, under the leadership OF Hon Mrs Dominis
and DR.. Z Hoffman,. 1t VIII embrace SON Of the
best Hawaiian singers we have, several Of whom are
10 the organ fund Tbs instrument, which We hsve
before referred 10, Is on board the ship Eolaai, now
nearly due. See programme below.
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>hip.- Mast..

sot -sS Fassetsco-P-r st-amsr ft1ho, Vow
I0s Msrt-P-r ktts Lee, Noui1y 81 T1--Iav.
Fos hfL0-Psr Ana. "a Nonaas % TsE.aay.
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y E-ctc'tT paper 1ssrrt- hat thu keeper q a
b1srdiu--LlE-. iu EEf-io s..Ir = Large - Bernard
dog som. time since. killed hin. aud -eTysi MP the
neat Hor the G-!s-ta;iou - . r-ncin= r-ris -hi-h
---~mL's1 90 he I1.4r-
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EXPORTS.

Foa SAY FzGSci5ru-Pcr Bsrzire. Oct. sta-I So ~,
t.,lsssl rss1rs. ss pks. 81 80 rEsj noa~.s., $50 pSxs
tbSS tsl 7g-1- - ba<s IGa0 - FeaEsts, - pEss 60
f.isl .yrsp. 30 bag II 90 81 nee, a-f st,rss-
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MEMORANDA.

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For. sale.

- THE PREMISES LATELY OtCU-
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Wanted.
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Importers and Dealers in Hardware. Dry Goods.
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