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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
No. , NOW READY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
1.
THE OLD AND NEW rHAR-A Picture.
Thomas Mast
N'ARM. DINNERS FOR A WEEK.
~, DR.. Austin Flint.
"OuR PERs1MMoN LOT"
WV PE Quinn.
T 1ME ON HILL PASTURES.
Prof. g. W. Johnson Yale Scientific School
EXPERIMENTs IN GARDENING.
Boyard Taylor
WHAT KIND OF WOOL SHALL WE
GRoW9
Hon. T. O. Peters,
CoFFEE CULTURE IN GUATEMALA.
plluS'r"t0d' VIII.
WAHDlAN CASES. ,.,., z,..
(Illustrated.) '""0' 1h0's
r RAspBnHRlns.
ullustrated) e. Wil,tam,
A FARMERS HOUSE.
(Three illustrations.) Donald G.. Niteheu
GRASSES. NEW "A; AND OLD. IN 1858.
An4re,O j. Fnller.
CATTLE PLAGUE in AMERICA.
Prof John Gan,gee.
OUR HOPPER, KILL
A MnR1cAN NEWS
T,Hr WORLD ABROAD.
rTNHE MARKET.
A NEW YEARS TALK.
Donald G.. Mitchell
PIGHIs OF DUMB ANIMALS.
Harriet Beecher Stowe.
17HE COUNTRY LIFE.
"a Poem) RI Stoaaard.
r TITLE ROGERS NIGHT IN THE
CHURCH. tIllustrated)
TN THE ICE. As1ory.j
(Continued:l TT. TroObridge.
OLD D1vINEs.
J. p Thompson. d. D.
TOW TO MAKE A Town BEAUTIFUL.
B. GIN
CAPTAIN BOND
Mrs. R. II. Stoddard
XIV.
A KING OF INDUSTRY
George p. Ripley.
WAlr.
Grace Greenwood
Mrs. HUNNIBEE's DIARY.
~ Laura H. Lyman.
A MUsEMENTs FOR THE FIREsIDE.
THE FROG WHO WOULDN'T A WOoING
GO. Mary e. Dodge
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Hrysipelas and Salt Rheum

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IN lie .f0IlOWiHQ cases.

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great famine, diseases Of this kind were very
common, especially smallpox, which, in 1888,
destroyed no less than 715O persons, yet IN
1867 the deaths from that cause were only 2o,
and at present there are only five unions out
Of one hundred and sixty. three where it is
knbwh to exist. These facts promise well ior
The future Of Ireland, as soon as toleraDie
government is granted to that unfortunate
country.
One of the last satirical jokes OF Roche
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was the following "In one Of the late munich
pal banquets the authorities began naturally
by drinking the health of Napoleon Ill A
functionary, anxious for promotion, then pro-
posed the health Of Napoleon ~. On this
another guest, fearful of being left behind in
the patriotic race, rose and said, glass In
hand:' I second the toast Of our honorable
brother, But Napoleon " may have 3 SON.
OF coursep cried the toasters. .'And one of
these days he may succeed to his paternal
throne continued the speaker, Certainly 7
cried the chorus. Then, gentlemen e1-
claimed the patriot, 'iet US drink to Napoleon
vpi At two O'Clock in the morning, says my
correspondent, the guests were proposing the
health Of Napoleon XXXH." -
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sired. Agents from the North travelled
through the South urging the people to buy7
and the transactions Of the year assumed
an Importance altogether out of proportion
to the means and wants Of the peopfe:. The
reaction came Country shopkeepers found
that their-stooks lay upon their hands.
There was no money of consequence in the
country, and they who had gone most largely
into business met with the most crushing
misfortune. The mercantile houses Of the
North bore the brunt of the loss. They at
once began to restrict their credit, and by
the time that the sponge Of the bankrupt
act had passed over the balance sheets of
hundreds of their debtors, they-had deter
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whatever may have been the action Of the
New York mercantile convention.
The effect, .then, Of the losses sustained
by Northern houses in the Southern trade,
and of their, desire to do their ordinary
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where they may obtain the usual short
credit. They who have been led away from
their own State by the vain belief that they
could buy to greater advantage in New York
or Baltimore than in Charleston, will now
be compelled to do business here. They will
find that the stocks Of our leading houses
are SO large as to give them ample room for
making selections; they will find prices as
low as in the Northern cities; and will be
able, when respectable and trustworthy, to
obtain reasonable and moderate time in
which to make their settlements. Chatles--
ton should. command the whole internal
trade of South Carolina, and any, strictly.
cash system agreed upon in the North will
only assist her in recovering her old pres
tigasJ and her. ancient prosperity, 55ed 4,
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Cash or Credit.

A telegram is published this morning
announcing that the leading New York mer-
chants have determined to do no business
with the. South this season except for cash.
It is scarcely probable that the merchant
princes of the national metropolis shall have
combined for the purpose of abolishing the
credit trade with the South, as each large
firm is accustomed to. lay down ills own bust
ness rules without regard to the conduct of
its rivals. But even if the telegram be
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rather good than harm to the merchants
and jobbers Of Charleston.
In 1865, any Southern merchant OF shop
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THE New York Times Says: aWe fear
"that the negro legislators of South Caro-
'lina IRE in danger Of insisting upon
'"measures that must in the end react most
'damagingly upon the prospects Of the
ffreedmep. I;o,. iG..s-.ri 2..j 5s... 2s,--. -
Strike out prospects Of the, freedmen"
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,Mapar's .protlamati0n.
ROC A M 4 i o N.
By GEORGE " CLARK, xayor Of Charleston.
'1s III crrY HALL, MAYoR's OFFICE.

By 3EORGE w. CLARK, mayor o. ChdftestoH.
"4s ~ CITY HALL, MAYos's OFFICE. 1
CHARLESTON, s: c.; August 1S, 1868.
Relieving it the sincere desire of every individual
In this community to assist In preserving the public
peace and maintaining the dignity Of the laws; feel
ing, in the political excitement now pertadng al clas
ses people that through single act orvoence
either ty accident or otherwise, We may be over
whelmed In deplorable bresch Of law and order
I, GEORGE ". CLARK, Mayor of the city afore-
said, do call upon all good citizens to abstain as far
as possible from all public demonstrations Of o
noisy or riotous nature. Let each one regard him
self as answerable to tho public for the good con.
duct Of all. Let no one m the exercise OF hbert.
do that against the law which Will by law deprive
him of his liberty. The public peaco must and
shan be preserved. -. c..-'fe-..r..
Given under, my hand. and the seal Of the city
H. 81 the date and year above mentioned.
= y 90 GEORGE ". CLARK, Mayor.
August 90 .aot ..i' s'.'o 60 =
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WASHINGTON CULLEGE, LEXING-
w TON. vA-1he next session opens Third
Thursday in September. 1858. and closes fourth
General r. Z. LEE. President with ofessors Of
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TTNlVEKSICY OF VIRGINIA.-rHE
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The organization of the institution is very CON-
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$500; Of the law student $685. and OF the Medical
student 1895.
For particulars send for Catalogue to VIM. werten.
baker Secretary, or 8. MAUPIN,
Chairman OF the Faculty.
P. o. "Universiiy of Virginia"
August 5 lmF
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ING LATHS. PAINTS. OILS. GLASSES SHINGLES;
also GROOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS, &C., con.
stantly on hand at the lowest market prices.
September II tbmlyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-29
NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 721 BROAD WAY,
NEW YORK CITY.

NITY TREASURY, JULY 1, 1s6s.-No-
u II e 10 HOLDERS OF FIRE LOAN GU.
PONS-Tle Fire Loan Coupons due this day and
payable in the City of New York, will pail pre-
sentahon at thus Office. s. THOMAS,
July City Treasurer.