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vT>1vEKs1TY OF THE SOUTH.

$ E w A N E E.
RI. REV. WI. N. GREEN, D. D., Chancellor.
RI. REV. c. T. QUlNTARD, D. D., LII. D.. Vice
Chancellor
Trustees-The Bishops of North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alspama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, TenneDse,, Texas and Arkansas o6fcIo,
and one Clerical and two Lay Trustees from each
of said Dioccse..
The Board of Trustees of the University announce
versity Place, Oh Wedne'day the 10th day Of Sep
tember next, under General J. GORGA>, OF Ala
baipa. as Head Master, distinguished graduate Of
West Point, very highly recommended by General
Lee and other leading ncu of tie country.
Desiring to make the school simply selfsustain-
ing, the Trustees have fixed upon the sum OF $500
per year to tine entire charges except mLricu-
lation fee (s1U) and medical attendance. Students
will be required to furnish their own sheets pillows,
cases and loves. Payment will be required somi-
annually in advance.
The first term will close December Is, and the
School will reopen. after the Christmas vacaio1 on
the 10th day OF Fsbruary remaining ID ses ion dur
ing tue suramer except short recess.
Communications IN reference to the School should
be addressed to GEO r. F. AlRBANKS. Esq.,, Tleasu-
rer Of the University, University Place, franklin
County, Tennessee.
The location OF the University on the beautiful and
salubrious plateau of the Cumberland Mountains Is
too we'll known 10 r.Quire description.
Persons coming to University Place change cars at
CowRn Station, Nashville and Chattanooga Itailroad,
and take fhe OF the Tennessee Coal Company to
University Station 10 miles, on the University do.
main. WILLIAM MERCER GREEN,
Septemter9 Chancellor.
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church. I refer to the Rev. John Cotton
Smith, Rector Of the Church of the Ascension,
and ona of the editors of the Protestant
ChurchmaI."
People who are apprehensive that some oi
these days this globe may be smashed to atoms
BY a wandering comet, and who have not been
reassured By the assel tions OF scientific men
that comets are mainly composed OF gas, may
certainly now dismiss their fears. An eroGte,
quite as big as any comet. has recently fallen
on the earth's surface. near Warsaw, in Poland,
without doing any damage, but, on the con-
trary, being itself shivered to pieces by con-
cussion with, the atmosphere before it reached
the grosnd.. It is said to have had q surface
of two Thousand acres, which, by computation,
would give it diameter Of more than mile.
It first bursted high up in the air, then each
of the pieces broke up in turn, until parts OF
of the mass were reduced to powder. One
scientific man picked up nine hundred and
forty-two fragments, another one thousand Six
hundred and twelve, and mil!ions more remain
strewed over the country. This shows that
our atmosphere acts as kind OF cushion to
protect us against all such dangerous visitors,
and also both sets them on fire by friction, and
by the heat thus engendered, explodes them
into comparatively harmless bite.
1t will be remembered that the recent
earthquakes in South America began on the
18th of August, and on that day great ocean
wave broke on the shores Of Peru. On the 18th
Of August that same wave reached Lower Cali
fornia on one side Of the Pacific Ocean and ia
pan on the other. On the 14th, 18th and 18th
of August, as the telegraph informs us, this
same disturbance fthe ocean was observed at
the Sandwich Islands, the sea rising and fall
ing, for those three days, three or four feet
every ten minutes. Taking all these facts
together, it would seem that the point OF
greatest intensity in the commotion OF the
carth's crust was somewhere in the Pacific
Ocean, midway between South America and
the Sandwich Islands; since the tidal wave
reached those islands sooner than it did Cali
fornia, and lasted longer, aud was observed at
the latter place no sooner than it was at Japan.
That the convulsion waslas near the Sandwich
Islands as it was to South America, If not
nearer, is confirmed by the sinking Of the
shore Of Hawaii, and the continuance of earth
quakes in it's neiehborhood. We are told that
the subsistence Of Hawaii in some places was
from three to four, and in others from six to
seven feet, while at ;Hilo the greatest subsi-
dence noticed was eight inches. la Hlo, Pura.
and Kaufroi ono to five earthquakes occurred
daily. When We get full accounts from all
parts OF the world Of this terrible earthquake,
it will probably befound to have been One of
wider extent than any which has occurred in
modern times. q -. = - =. a.:i.
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CITY rAxGs-MON1HLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR. |

CITY HALL, October !, 1868.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned. that the
monthly Returns for the month of September past In
compliance With the Tax Ordinance, ratified on the
2sh Of January 1863 must be made on or before the
Il b instant
TAXES ON THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On all sales of Goods, Wares ond Merchandise, in,
Guiding ice, Lumber, Hay Grain and Naval Stores
and sales by Bakers. Butchers and aucksters.
On all gross receipts of all Street Railroads.
On o gross receipts Of all Express 0ompaiiea
On all sales at Auction.
On all Carriages and Buggies
On all income derived from the pursuit Of any
faculty, profession, occupation or employment
On the gross receipts OF all Commercial Agencies.
On all commissions received by Factors, Commits
zion Merchants bankers Brokers, and others
On oil premiums received for or by any Insurance
Com. any, or by agencies for individuals or comoa-
nies.
On all gross receipts of all Gas Companies
On every Horse and Mule used or Kept within the
city, excepting LoIses or mules used in any public
licensed carriage, cart. dray, or other vehicle.
On all Re all Dealers in all articles whatsoever
On a | Barber Shops
On all gross r, ceipts of Hotels and Public Eating
and Boarding Houses.
On all receipts Of Livery Stable Keepers.
On the gross receipts of Cotton Presses.
On the gross receipts Of all Printing Offices. News
pap rs and Publishing Houses.
On all Goods sud in the city by persons not resi-
dent, by arple or otherwise.
On all sales of Horses and Mules brought TO the
city.
On sales OF Stocks Bonds, and other securities
On the groas receipts of Magnetic Telegraph Com
panies.
On the gross receipts of all Tavern Keepers and
Liquor Dealers.
All the defaulsers will be dealt with the ordi-
nance directs. W.N. HUGHES,
October Is City Assessor.
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The Fruit nnd Vegetable Business.


Mr.. W. G. WH1DBY, the Secretary of the
Farmers Club, of Stone Mountain, Ca, in
letter published in the Courier of yester-
day, says that SO convention of ell persons
"desirous of engaging in the business of
shipping fruits and vegetables to New York
"will meet at Stone Mountain on the 2lst in
"stant" Among the subjects 'that will en-
''gage the attention Of the convention (says
Mr.. wH1DBY) "will be the best and short
.'est route to New York Charleston ought
"to be, but other routes may offer superior
inducements; aud to the end that the peo-
"ple of Charleston may not let their inter-
"ests suffer, I hereby extend cordial in
"vitation to the Chamber of Commerce, the
"shippiug interest, the South Carolina
Railroad, the press, and merchants gener-
"ally, to be present or represented on the
"occasion." lf
Last season the shipment of fruits and
vegetables through Charleston to the North
became an important branch of business.
It was profitable to the dealers and mer-
chants, and profitable to the carriers,
which last found welcome and valuable
addition to their freights at time when
the shipment of our. great staple is small
and unimportant. There was some COM
plant made by shippers in regard to the
accommodation given them and the manner
of storing their produce. These are minor
difficulties, but if they are not overcome,
they will neutralize many Of the great ad-
vantages which this city undoubte >ly pos
sesses as the port Of shipment for the cr-
chard and garden produce Of Georgia and
South Carolina.
We are satisfied that the fruit and vege
table business is worth fighting for, and
we are sure that a moderate effort will Sc
cure it permanently to Charleston. But
the absent are always in the wrong, and if
we are unrepresented in the Convention ut
Stone Mountain some ingenious gentleman
is sure to convince the growers and ship
pers Of fruits and vegetables that the Tim
buctoo route is far more advantageous than
the. route by Charleston, and that it is the
fault of our railroads, steamship agents,
and business men generally, if peaches,
green peas, melons and tomatoes do not al
ways realize as much as the owners expect
cd. We sincerely hope that Charleston
will eend strong delegation to the Stone
Mountain Convention.
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dissolution of Gopartnfrsbip.

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP
~ The undersigned having this day, by mutual
consent, dissolved their copartnership in the Res
taurant business. the same will he conducted here
after as usual. by the remaining partner Mr.. A. D.
LORENZ, at the two we'll known stands, No. 133
Meeting and No. 125 East Bay streets.
All debts due the late firm Of q. q. BADENH0P
CO., rs we'll as accounts contra will bc handed
to Mr. LORENZ who will settle the same, and re-
ceive payments HY. 81 BADENH0P.
A. D. LORENZ.
Charleston, s. c., Sept mber 80, 1868.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
UNTIL FURTGER NOTICE THE SUBSCRIBER
will continue carry on business at the Restaurant,
No. l3) Meehng-street also o: the Palmetto Restau'
rant, No. 125 East Bay.
AUGUST D. LORENZ.
October1
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October
Gailoring.

TAILOR G.-JNO. RUGHElMER
i respectfully informs hIs friends and customers
that he has iuBt r.turned from New York with full
assortnen of CLOTHn. fASSIhEktS and VEol-
INGS for Fall snG winter wear.
he has also . supply OF the celebrated STAR
Furnishing Goods.
lie invites call and npcction OF his stock at his
establishment,
No. al KING. .>TREET, WEST SIDE,
Three doors north of Queen
September a 4tuh'9
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September 2

1NU RENT, AT sULLIVAn's ISLAND,
Il Two adjoining TwO-sIORY HOUSES, situated
close to Fort Beaurcgard, both having donble
liazzas ftc!ng north and south. Both Houses are
in good condition. and we'll adarted for private res.
dences. hotels or boarding establishments. To be
rented sinsly or together; the Furniture taken ny
agreement. ii desirable For particulars, apply at
the OFFICE or THE DAILY NEWS.
August "a
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Boarbing.

nRIVATE BOARDING.-A LIMIT ED
number of gentlemen can be accommodated
with good board auu pleasant rooms by applying al
the NORTHEASr CORNER MEETING AND CH.L
NERS STREETS, opposite the Fire Proof Building
Toms mrodera.e September "a
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fast anb fesnb.

EOCND. GOING ASTRAY, A BLACK
j. NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, with leather collar
and city badge on The owner can have the same
by applying at THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
OFFICE. Septenb %
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TTNIVERsTTY OF THE CITY OF NEW
u YORK.-The usual exercises will be resumed
as followe: In the Grammar hchool Department.
September :; in tho Department of Science and Let
ter., september 1s in tho School of Civil engineer
ing, September 16; in The School of Art september
21 in the School OF Law, Octo l. in the School Of
Medicine, October IL; in the School of Practical
Chemistry, Octo. er u.
Catalogues and Circulars at the University. Ex-
aminQtions for adm sson to the Department Of Sci
ence and Letters will take place in the Council
rosm. on Tuesday, the 18th september, at halfpast
Nine A. II. ISAAC FERRIS,
Chancellor
University, Washington Square. East
September IS limo
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COOPERATIVE GROCERY,
MARKET, BETWEEN KING AND
MEETISG STREETS,

IS 0 U T II s I D E.)
An EXTENSIVE, VARIED AND CAREFULLY
"A selected supply OF the NECESSARIES OF
LIFE and also the luxuries-WINBS, LIQUORS,
etc-will at all times be found OF the ubove Stora,
established under tho auspl Is Of the PALMETTO
PIONEER COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION" and
which will continue and extend the advantages il
already offers to the public Fresh arrivals and
bargains will be regularly reported, and every facih
ty afforded patrons.
The "object' of the Association is as set forth 10
its charter ITO furnish members ari the pubIc
with the necessaries Of life of good ,aty unadnte-
rated, and at lowest market rates, and from the
profits OF such sales to accumulate capital for its
members"
Copies of tie Constitution and Bylaws can be
found at the store OF the Association, and all in
quries egarding the practical working OF tbe enter
PRISE will be most chssrfully An promptly satisfied.
W. q. WELCG, Superintendent.
]. n. WIGFALL, Assistant
July II
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nICHMUND FEMALE INSTITUTE
IL The next Session begins October lst uuder most
f-vorable auspices.
Attention i called to the superior Educational and
Boarding advantages now offered by the Institute.
For catalogues, any special information, address
or apply to
CHARLES q. WINSTON, M. A.,
September 1S 1no President.
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REJECTED MANUSCRIPTS will not be returned.
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NEW YORK HOTEL.
No. 72l BROA VA ?,

NEW YORK CITY.
ID. NJ. HlLDRETH 4 CO., ProprIetors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FlhsI-CLAss
HOTEL. as popularly known in former times
under the management OF J. B. MoNNoT. ESQ. and
more recently under TART of HIRAM CRANSTON
G j., ,s now unde, the proprletorshlp OF hessrs D.
N. HILDRErH & I. B. ROChWAY, uner the brm o
D. NJ. HILDRETH co.
The senior partner from bis long experience as a
n, oprictor of the Veranda, St Lonls and ST. Charles
Hotels OF New Orleans, fatters himself that he can
assure his f1ends and he public generally that its
former worldwide reputation popular hrstclasa
Hotel, shall be fully sustained under its present
mauapemcnt 1yr* February IL
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Iotifes in Dankruptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES Fer The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROL1NA-!N THE hATTER OF ED
WARD G. BUME, NATURALIZATION FOR
FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE In BANKRUPT
CY-ordered, thst hearing be bad On the sizth day
of November next A. D, 1858, at one O'Clock P NJ, at
that all creditors &c. of said bankrupt appear and
.hsw cause II any they have why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted. and that the ee-
cond meeting Of creditors be held at the Office CT
c., on the GfM day of November at twelve o'clock IL
By order Cf the Court, this 29th day Of September,
A. D. 1868. DANItL HORLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court
District Of South Carolina.
H@Georgetown Times publish orco week for
two weeks. thu October
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Gitp advertisements.

NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERS.- CITY
IN TREASURY. 1st O,tooer, .668.-Al Licenses
terminate on SOth September OF each year. Renew-
q 8 endorsed on the License Certificate on payment
OF FIVE Dollars, on application during the present
mouth OF this Office S. THOMAS,
October City Treasurer.
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ID DEMOVAL.-DH. FRANCIS l.. FAR
n KER has removed his once from No. 19
Broad-street to No. T4 HAS SEL-STREET, two doors
a st o. the Postofdce, July q
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mo RENT. ALL TEaT TlHNEE AND A

ITO RENT, ALL THAT THREE AND A
Il HALF STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, NO. 12o
Coming, containing six upright and TIVE large
attic roons, with pantry and dressing roem private
staircase, with lsrgs outbuildipgs for servants
large cistsrn and splendid well OF water. with gas
throughout the house. piazza, three stories fscine
south. PoEsesnion gwen Immediately To an ap-
proved tenant rent will be moderate.
Apply to HENRY OE1JEN,
No. Marion-street
SartarnhAr %
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ITO RENT, FOR THE SUMMER, A
Il HOUSE, containing eight rooms, pleasantly ait-
uated, on the front beach suiyan's Island back OF
Beauregard Battery. Apply at DAILY NEWS OF.
EICE July 9
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ITO RENT, ONE OR TWO PLEASANT
L ROOMS on the frst floor corner Of Smith and
Calhoun streets; also, two gentlemen, or gentle
map and his wife, received ~ Bosrders.
Septem.e- 30
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NIOTICE To PILOTS.-CITY TREA-
IN SURY, 1st OCTOBER. 1868 An Licenses that
have expired can TO renewed on the recommends
ton OF the Chairman ofthe Board Of Commissioners
directed to the Mayor, on application at this oflco
this month. s. THOMAS,
October City Treasurer.
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TDufatiDnal.

ENGLIsH, FRENCH, CLASSICAL AND
IL MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL. NORTHWEST
CORNER BULL AND COMING STREETS-The eI-
ercises Of the subscribers School will be resumed at
the above location on Thursday, 1st Octobor next.
A few boys can also be accommodated with Board
In his far.ily JOSEPH T.. CALDWELL.
September sept 8, IA, %, a0 oct i
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ITO RENT, A COMFURTABLE TWO
AND RALF STORY HOUSE, No. Mary
street. Also, HOUSE No. Q Doughty street Ap..
DIV to ". BYRNE, northeast corner King and John
streets Sepiemberl5
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ITO RENT, A PART Or HOUSE No. III
Il Comingstreet Inquire on premises.
Septamber s.
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ITO RENT, THAT FIN nsT-CLAss BUsI-
NESS land, No. 900 King s-street, few dosrs
south of Wentworth street. now occupied by F. Won
santer September 20
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RfmopaIs.

ID EMOy HISOLM BRUTHERS
~ have removed their tflce from No. 80 East
Bay to ApGEk'S NORTH WHARF.
September - tutb2
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ITO RENT, TWO FINE ROOMS. No.
1 Set King-slreet. Apply In the STORE below.
Aunustl5 stuth
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fHDanb.

yIIAv vTED AT SAVANNAH, FIVE
w PRACTICAL P INTERS, to whom the
highest wages will be paid. Apply TO
MURPHY & CLARK,
Bry an. street, between Bull and Drayton,.
October g Savannah.
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ITO RENT. ONE OF THE OLDEST AND
best Stands in the city for Grocery and Bar
Room. Apply to No. 2l7 EAST BAY opposite New
Custom House. september Is
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ITO RENT, A HOUSE ON EAST BAY,
next to tho corner Of Society-street containing
seven squSre rooms and al necessary outbui dings
Apply on MARSHALL'S WHARF, east end nf Cal
houn-atreet. stuth September %
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xHANTED, A GOOD WAITINGMAN,
wv Of good character and well recommended.
Wages pnnctually paid Apply at No - MEEIlNG-
STREET, next door below the Club House.
September 80
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HOUSE OF EIGHT ROUMs FUR
n REnT, ut the corner OF Spring and Ashley
stresls Apply to MT. ChoGH1N,
No. 228 Meetng.street near Ann: treet.
sentenber 40 q. 81
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WANTED, A SITUATION BY RE
w SPECTACLE wHIl WOMAN as Chamber.
msid Child's Nurse, or to do house work and wash
ing. The best vs city reference given If required
apply at No. II QUEEN-STREET, for two days.
september 30 81
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DO Bent.

THO RENT, THE HOUSE No. 156
L Wentworth street, north side next to the cor
ner Of Gadsden-stroet. Apply to E. 81. POOSER, o.
"Big Boot" No. 25) King-street.
OctOber II
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WANTED A SITUATION, BY A ONE
w ARMED MAN, ss overseer of hands. or super
intendent on farm o. plantation, or watchman, or
any other employment tnat d one-arlned man can
fill. Apply at No. IA ANN-oT Rect. Applicant can
give good references September 20
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A GENTS wANTED.-A SPLEN DID
n CAMPAIGN BOOK.-Agents wanted to sell the
best Democratic Campaign Boo 10 the fisd Contains
biographies of SEYMOUR, BLAIR, and other leading
Democratic statesmen, ss well as complete history
cf the Iarty. illustrated by portraits. Recommend
ed by Mr.. Pendleton, Gen. Hancock. and others, ID
the most valuable political textbook published.
Address D. APPLETON CO., Publishers, New
York. In september 26
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WANTED, RY A YOUNG MAN, WHO
w writes plain and legib:e hand, situation
where he earn livelihood for the support of bis
fan lily. address "Penman." oFFICEDAILY NEWS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-09-18

yard, and our special fertilizers should be
chosen with the view of aiding the devel-
opment of the berry rather than the straw.
Guano, bone dust, ashes and lime will do
this.
An old maxim says "manure the up
land for corn and the lowland for wheat. "
Thus, if there are low places in the field
and rather wet, where the grain stands the
winter badly, manure will give the plants
such vigorous growth and health as to al
most ensure good crop. Such spots are
generally made of rich soil, and under
draining would take the place of manure.
Next to the low land the SUBMITS of knobs
need fertilizers the most.
With the introduction of the reaper
comes tendency towards leaving the sur
face of the wheat field as smooth as posi-
BILE after sowing But rolling in the au-
tumn is questionable operation, and the
omission of surface water burrows is ruin
GUS to acres of winter wheat Cut the
burrows where they will be needed, if, at
next harvest you are compelled to cradle
a swath along them and fill with pillow be-
fore reaping but defer rolling until spring,
when, if the ground gets in suitable con-
dition before the wheat grows too much,
use both harrow and roller.-R1rM Neac
Y0rbpr