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been free-is tailor by trade, and for long tim
occupied the position ofcutter for the clothing ee
tabiishMent OF Matthiessen, O'Hars Co. he is
fine specimtn of the old time class Of colored men
and is about fty years of age, and very intelligent
Recently he was nominated by the Radicals to FL
the position of County Commissioner. The election
will take place on the third Of June.
WARD VII.
MIR. ". G. whilden, the present alderman of thi:
ward, hos been retained.
P. S.-since writing the above, We have received Q
note from Mr.. Bernard O'Nei declining the office to
which he has been nominated.
Including William McKinlay, coiored man Of
property, intelligence and respectability. who was
appointed in the place Of the Late 8. g. Courtenay
from Ward 2, there are now In the Board Of Alde-.
men, eleven white aid seven colorcd men.
From this time hsnceforward another condition Of
affairs is likely to exist in the old City Of Charleston.
Gloom rests upon the community. and human fore
sight cannot penetrate the veil which hides from
the future.
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Catholic Charity Fair.

At meeting of the Board Of Managers Of
the late Catholic Fair, held at Hibernian Hall on
Monday evening, 26th May the reports of the Treas
urer and Committee on Accounts we're read and
adopted. These reports show that the net proceeds
Of the Fair win slightly exceed $500.
The following preamble and resolutions, offered
by N. P. O'Connor Esq, were unanimously adopt
ed:
The gentlemen Of the Committee Of Management
of the late Catholic Charity Fair, having performed
the duty assigned them, and reported the result Of
that most benefcent work, auspiciousy begun and
carried out by the Catholic Indies Of Charleston, and
which has been crowned with such unprecedented
and deserved success tender their Acknowledgements
to those who aided in the good work. in the following
resolutions:
gers be and they are hereby rendered to the ladies
In charge Of the tables Of the late Fair TO whom Ia
due al reward and praise for the success 80 recently
achieved In this most charitable enterprise.
ResoIvcd, That our grateful asfnowledgments be
NEWS, Charleston Courier and Mercury, for their
liberal discount upon their charges for advertising,
and for the very complimentary terms IN which their
noticed the AND the
Retoloed, That we are gratefully obliged to the
officers and conductors Of the City Ralway Company,
or their Kindness and courtesy IN placing at the dis
possl OF the ladies' In charge Of the Fair the &C
commodaton Of extra cars.
Resolped, That Mr.. G. Werner deserves our thanks
for his valuable assistance In constructing the iron
work which furnished 30 handsome decoration to
the tables.
Rsolved, That the Military Post Band are entitled
to the thanks Of this Board for their performance
during the Fair, at reduced rates IN view fthe
charitable purposes the Fair.
Resolved, finally, That we tender to The commune
ty Of Charleston our grateful sense and appreciation
OF their aid and sympathy, so charitably enlisted,
and 30 freely and cordially manifested.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions be pub.
Hshed In the daily papers the city.
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2 HOTEL Ann1vA1s-May as, 1883 Charleston
Ho.el-J h MfIier. 'Ausnsss. Ga; q s Potter. New
York; John cRylsy, Iayepooi, Eng; Frederick
Richardscns New;York; E:J Twtttyt and wife, Spar
.tanburs, 9 O; William " Elcks. Brooklyn, 7; W
J Croveu. CaN,H anlette Augusta, Ga; bow
aett, London, Eng; George " Morris. Baltimore, Md;
Samuel Ben, Conwayboro'. 8 @; William Haskins,
Boston, Msss; Thomas b Zimmerman, st Matthews.
8 c; G W Bartlett, Kew York; Thomas Roach,
Boston, Mass ;-G W Hsnyics, Florida; Charles Fer
eusoa, Florida; z Dubois, Blunton, 8 G; " N Heit.
Sen.ard family, Orsngeburg. 8 G.; Mrs Robinson and
Niss Robinscn. Jsciscnvie; Vsuss, Aiken, sth In
fsntry; Dr and ArsG A. Quinby. child and nurse.
New York; 4 r Yanness, New York; @ II Bailey.
UsA. -..,,
Parilion Hotel -GharlesH Hinton. Wilmington, n G;
q araYes. HlackTflie, @; Dr. r W yogt, lady and
child, Orargeburg, Q; Nettlss, South Carolina;
CutSsrs Atlanta as; hsa9 .S,. aa5 ?; i.S9 %p
orsnaebusE. 8 O; Eddy. Mldon. O; Lieut. Tro-
Hneer.V S.A; Geo Lynespe. South Carolina; James
W6oker, Irsush, Gas B b Drsper Cooper HtVer'
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A Card.
CHARLESTON, May 26, 1858.

CHARLESTON, May 26, 1858.
To the Editors of the Nesos -.
GEsrIEMES: Inotice, in Special Orders No.
121 issued from headquarters this day, that have
been appointed alderman for Ward MOL.
Having no taste or desire for public office. which
have heretofore studiously avoided aud no time to
devote to the duties Of an incumbent am not will.
Ing to accept the appointment which has been SC
kindly bestowed, and have respectfully declined It
have the honor to remain. ars,
Your most obedient and humble servant,
BERNARD O'NEILL.
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DIRECTORS.
1ouy ExDERs. lHENRY Z. ELLYsON.
WM r TAYLOR. ASA SNYDER.
sANI q c0TTRFII. a. E. c. BASKERVHL.
9nTN puRSFII. SAMUEL @. TARDY.
CT.S r wORTHAM. GEORGE JACOBS.
WW Wills In. j. ". ALLISON.
En- SWTTH iGEO. 8. PALMER.
THOMAS j. EVANS. a: y. Ca0EALEi' 20 OE1
JANIBS A. SCOTT. d. ~ UaDEsa UDGsdo1
II; 70 n u TyfER JOHN C. WILLIAMS.
= r. FnWARDs. VIM. G. TAYLOR.
~ SToKFs A. P. ABELL.
IN NoPT0E Nm. B. ISAACS.
r. u. DIBBRELL. tEV; l.: 6lUGUUD' V,1,JI
WM. q. PALMER. sAML; II. PhlCE-
DAVID !. BURR.
J. E. EDWARDS President.
WILLIAM D. JsAAcs, Tice-President
DJ. HARTsooK, Secretary.
JOHN a. CLAIBORNE,
General Agent.
7. l., HONOUR, Agent.
No, BROAD-STREET,
,,-,e7 limo Charleston, S. c.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVE

SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
Secures amount of insurance to married woman,
other for her sole and separate use and bene
At and that Of her or her husbands children If any,
as NAV be eIoressed, free from the control or claim
of her husband or creditors, or the person eectns
Liberal loan of participating premiums upon the
profits Of the Company. Life policies after three
yesrs1 endowment after two years, nen-forfeit-
able All policies after year have surrender
Agents desiring to represent the Company will
please address the Home off1ce.
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To THE: hADHs.-stoll, Webb & Co., Nos.
2S7 and 2ss Kingstreet would respectfully call the
attention Of ladies wishing dress goods to their stock
OF plain French maretz, embroidered English
bareges plaid lenoes, &C., &C., all of which have
been bought at the late New York suctons, at much
below regular prices, and will be offered this day at
twenty-five cents per yard; some goods amongst
them worth fifty cents per yard. Give us an early
: can, and secure good selections.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

n. H.
II you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper
&C.; or MiIer's Almanac;
If You want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style. or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern o
ruling, go to Hiram Harris Agent 10. SO Broad
street,
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Our City Government.

AN OFFICIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF TIE EIs-
MESTs-A CLEAN swEEP-PEN AND INK PORTRAITS
OF THE ApPoNTEEs-sEvEN coLoRED MEN N
couNcII-DEoINAT1oNs, &C., &c.
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Mss McCu11ooH sin luck. Another hand
some complimentary benefit has been given her in
.Mscon, On. Hon. Howell ocbb heads the list Of
,;r,.,s .-s-+-'ss-SSl
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Goufational.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,

. OBLIGATIONS WILL NOW BE RECEIVED
A FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF ONE HUN
hprn CADETS into this Institution. Those enter.
in IN the summer months enjoy peculiar advantages
IN the special course Of instruction and discipline,
hv which they are prepared for the regular studies
Which commence on the 1st September. Circulars
viii be sent upon application.
May Is ws june 8, II, july ], Is, 20, aug 8, -
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BILL OF Observation-Disclosures OF deaths with
In the City Of Charleston. for the week ending May
49, 1868:
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aloatfring plafes.
REENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRIN
GREENBRLER COUNTY, ". "a.
The undersigned, lessees of this old and we'll
WATERING PLACE,

WAIERlNG PLACE,
announce that encouraged by the liberal patronage
received last season. the have largely added to their
accommodations in comfort and In appearance and
GUESTS.
Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths, so eminently erica
cous in many cases, are at the command OF Visitofs
In addition to other amusements, they have pro,
vided a new and elegant BOWLING ALLEY and
BILLIARD ROOM, conveniently located.
RRASS BAND has been engaged for the season.
A good Livery Stable will be kept on the premises.
The completion of the Virginia Central Eallroad to
Coyinrton leaves only twenty miles OF singing,
throuSh q beautiful mountain country, over we'll
Terms: Three dollars per day, and eighty dollars
per month Children under tsn years o. age .a an1
ing to accommodations. PEfioN w.
Mays LUZ
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|0Wht place.
Marlboro:
Chesterfield.

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Charleston.
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- DEmoeRAuc MEETING. a.-An adjourned meet
Ing Of the Democracy Of Charleston win be held at
O'Clock this evening, At the Eibernan Hall. lower
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-Auftip1 SaIfs.

Linen Drills, Straw Hats, Dress Goods, Ho.
siery, Notions, Shop Good, Boots ana
Shoes, Teas, DC.
CAMPBELL, KNOX & co.
VIII sell THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at their Cash
Auction House, No. IS Hasell-streeti opposite Post
Office,
WHITE AND BROWN LINEN DRILLS, Vmte
and Brown Linen Duck, Coating Linen Cords, Vel.
veteen, Fancy Drill Marseilles, Tweeds Cassimeres,
GambroonH, Check Plaids.
BAREGKS-Fumertines, Mozambiques, Jaconets,
Musins, Calicoes, Tissues. Longcloth, Brown Home
spun, White and Slate Drills. Irish Linen, &C., &c.
Ladies' White, Brown, IDgrain, Slate and Black
Hose, Mems White, Brown and Fancy Half Hose,
Misses, Boys and Children's Hose and half Hose,
Necd1es, Flax Thread Cotton, Silk, Paper Collars,
Aandkerchiefs, II. C. and Cotton) Braids, &c. &c.
Conditions cash. May 27
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NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESIDENCE
In any p1rt of North America north of the southern
cape Of Florida or in Europe at any season OF the
year.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

ss- LARGEST c1RouLAuoN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
-CuLAT1oN MNTHE. CITY OF CHARLESTON.
puBL1sHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ENG IN THE PosToFFTCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE ,RRoyIs-
IONS OF THE NEW posToFFICE Law.
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CAMPBELL. KNOX & co
Shoes, Caters, Balmorals, &c.
BY N. HUNT & SON.

THIS DAY, the 9th inst, at 10 O'clock in our Sales
room, No. Ia Meeting street, We VIII soil for cash.
IS cases our usual fine assortment Of seasonable
SHOES, Caters, Balmorals, Brogans, Ladies', Miss
es', Boys, Youths and Children's Balmorals and
Shoes to which we invite the attention Of buyers.
10 cases Shop Goods.
MAY 27
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Ladies' Bonnets, Hats, Trimmings, Ribbons,
Pocket Knives, Scissors, Dry Goods and
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Shed on Church.strest.
BY HOLMES g. MACBETH.

Will be sold THIS DAY, the 9th instant, 1858, at
IL o'clock upon the premises No. 127 Church-street,
west side. near the market.
One SHED used as blackmith's shop. The
same to be removed by 1st June, 1883.
May27
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Municipal Changes.

HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, S. c., May %, 1858. >
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. 121
rErfroct
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Home once No. Ial4 NIain-strcet, Rich
mond. Va.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL............. ....... .SiSo,OS
INCOME 10 IsT APRIL, 1858, fiscal year. .S@07 ,Oe

NCUME 10 IST NJ 1EIIi to00' 110e'' e@''" -
yumber of nolic,es issued, 1034-Insurance, s4,-
osT o00None claim. $4,000. Showing the largest
average average Of policies Of any American company, and
success that ia unparalleled in the first fiscal year.
Issues all kinds of non.forfeiting Life and Endow'
ment Policies, and also Policies upon Return fTe'
MUM Plans.
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PETTY THIEvING.-Oura attention was
yesterday called to the fact that there
is now carried on, and has been for
some time, regular system of thieying
from the various yards in which pig
iron is stored for sale. One dealer in
formed US that he sold a foundryman
IA quantity of iron, and when delivered
it fell short nearly One.fourth. There
is said to be constant drain going on,
perhaps not in as great proportion as
the instance cited, still 1t is sufficiently
large TO make the loss fall heavily on
the seller. 1t is supposed that the per-
sons engaged in this thieving business
are small boys, who in this way are
educating themselves for the peniten-
tiary or gallows. They sell 1t TO the
dealers In old iron, who should have
their suspicious aroused at once that
something is not right when a boy pre-
sents himself with pig iron for sale in
its original shape. There is heavy
penalty attached to larceny in this
State, and we should not be surprised
to hear any day that the statute is being
enforced against these iron thieves.
The commission men selling that arti-
Gle have become tired of being subjected
to these depredations, and are deter
mined If they are not stopped, at once,
that the law shall be put in force to its
full extent.
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MAD Doc KILIED.-Yesterday, a dog
supposed to be mad, was killed in the
alley between BIddle aud Webster
stress, Centre Wheeling. The cur be-
longed to gentleman in that vicinity,
and on account OF his strange actions
was driven from home. Coming down
Biddle street he entered house. and
the man residing there noticed that he
gave unmlstakable evidence OF being
mad. He was promptly ejected, aud a
war in which stones were the missiles,
Immediately commenced upon him. A
we'll aimed blow felled him to the earth,
and he was dispatched with commend
able haste. We did not hear that any
one had been bitten during his travels
along the streets. The authorities
should take some steps to get rid of the
dog nuisance. We would favor a wa,
of determination, although it would
occasion a loss to us, individuality. We
submit that calamity, shall be sacri,
Jaced for the public good.
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tPuRoaAsE ONLY THE BEsr.-Inamajority
o l oNeItlSsso pltlefs I'M oTtant ingredients,
the necessity OF which Rle plainly indicated
are oInltteo, becaI Sc OF IheiF high prices: IN
otheIs. the proPorttonsa aud com binations Of
the ingredients are in defiance OF All seItIed
prin iples OF phai naaceuticAl chemistry;
others, ain, are mere EhAmS made mn ~
pour whisky slightly FILTERED Win aIoes md
colored In such a manner as 10 CIeceiYe HE
nnWafSs and are 30 nAuSaaItnR as TO be nm
worthy OF criticism, aud to the pate nj the
remedy is NoIee than the disease, WINS
years of experience and trial have proVen
DR.. hobdek 8 St0mneh Bin5S 70 be lust a. ~
commended, one otths BEST remedies extant
Whel Sf0Unehfe tonic and StflliilCElf are re-
quired. They never fAll 70 slrt ngthen the
weak, impart y1gor To the strong, and are in
every particular lust what q stomach bItteTs
ought 10 be. II ION have symptoms of lIVs-
pepsia, take them freely 70 aid Digestion n
you reside in bilious istT1ciS they shoTlifi IA
taken as q SURE prevention of Bilious FEVER
aud Fever and ASue, Liver Comp plant JAun-
dice. ana In All that class of diseases vhere
there Is q general depression OF the neFVoIls
system. loss of muscular energy, weakness
lHssitude, want OF appetite, faintness chilly
sensations and aching Of the bones Sc
And. a. . remedy for female Weakness
LGlielloET0u, or HlttG6, R0bdek,a BineTS have
no equal. They are prepared with special
Ielerenee 70 this complaint, and act like
cnArms A few days trial will satisfy the
most 6kepttcal OF the real merits of This
really valuable mediclne :, n 2
sod " ~ DruSgists everywhere.
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CAUGBT.-Yesterda an individual
entered one of the literary depots in
the city, and was noticed standing
about the counter on which papers and
magazines were piled. From the mo-
ment he came into the store the propri-
etor kept his eye on the stranger, and
the latter, watching his opportunity
when no thought he was unobserved,
doubled up one ofthe publications and
slipped It under his vest. After loiter-
ing about the counters and expressing
a desire to purchase something, he
finally concluded there was nothing
he wanted, and started for the
door. Just as he was about to step
out, the proprietor tapped him on
the shoulder, and requested him to
restore the stolen article. The thief
became indignant, denied having taken
anything and was rather boisterous in
giving vent to his VirtuoUs Indignation.
But 1t was no go. Our friend was not
10 be shaken of. Dispatching a boy
for an officer had the effect to bring the
literary thief TO terms. He acknowl-
edged his guilt. and offered to nay any
price to be let off. The messenger re.
turned without policeman, when, as
the value of the book taken was but
small, and the fellow had promised re-
formation and also to acknowledge the
theft to "a third party, the owner con-
cluded to release hun. The thief made
the acknowledgment and went on his
way, tits hoped, with the determination
hereafter to observe more strictly the
commandment "thou shalt not steal. -
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Township Meeting.
wrsr LIBERTY. Aug. 20, 1868.

WEST LIBERTY, aug 81 1000
Editors Inteiii1eneer:
Accordingto previous notice the Re-
publican voters OF Liberty township
met in convention on Saturday, Ang'
29lh, 1868, for the purpose of nominal
ting township officers. There was
large turn out, and more than usual IN
terest manifested in regard TO the COM
ing contest. The meeting was organ
lied by electing Peregrine Whitman,
ESQ.,. President, and j. @. Maxwell
Secretary. The following gentlemen
were unanimously nominated for town
ship officers:
For SupcTDfsor-J. @. Porter.
TfeaSurer-J. d. Whitman.
QerE-J. G. Maxwell.
CveTseer of Poor-Col. w. B. Curtis.
Judge Of ELecttoHs-Sam'l Bell.
School ConInlfSStoHer-J. NJ, Timmons.
Delegates TO County C0nventt0n-Sam
Bell, j, ID. Maxwell, II. NJ. Bonar.
Arrangements were made for organ
iZing a Grant Club.
But one feeling seemed to animate the
Convention, and that was a determine
ton to make Liberty township give a
good account OF herself at the coming
elections. We are safe for Republican
majority in this township.
The Democratic Club was to meet in
the same place (Union School Housed
al 8 O'Clock P. II. a little after that
hour one detected, forlorn looking DEM
ocrat was seen sitting on a stump in the
adjacent woods, his woe begone coun-
tenance making him look the very pic
ture of despair.
Respectfully, yours,
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AnuNDANr.-we heard the re-
mark made recently that more melons
ofall varieties have been brought to
the city this season than during any
preceding one for many years. One
large grower informed us that he had
not had better success in the past ten
years than the present, and that the
quality was never hner. We do not
remember to have ever seen them on
sale in such abundance. Go where you
will, you will find them piled up In
great heaps. aud the enormous con.
sumption of them, daily. does not seem
to make any perceptible differences In
their number. There is one little
steamboats,, If not two, plying between
this city aud points below, whose prin.
y c'pai freight consists of watermelons,
cantelupes and nutmeRs. Although
the prices Mt which they are sold are
low, yet 1t Is said that their cultivation
is highly remunerative.
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OUR readers have observed that we
rarely praise patent medicines, and
that weadvertise only the very best of
them. But now, the remarkable recov-
cry of Mrs. Rice of Canastota, from her
distressing and almost helpless scroiu.
lous disease, which is known through
out the community, and unquestion-
ably the effect of Ayers Sarsaparilla,
leads us to publish without reserve the
remarkable efficacy of this medicine.
We do this in the interest of the af1lict-
ed. Any remedy which can SO etTectu-
ally "raise one from the dead" should
be universally known; and we wish it
may be universally as successful as it
has been in the case of Mrs. Rice
Daily Journal Syracuse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-02

THE CHEAPEST RooF Is THE GRAVEL
RooF.-Mr. George Crumbacker of this
city, is fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method,
and warrants his work ogive satisfao-
ton, either in resisting FIRE or turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that trees 1t from oil and BEN
zole, and no matter how great the heat,
1t will not run. 1t is equally efficient
in roofs of every conceivable pitch. Mr.,
Crumbacker keeps on hand roofing
cement and cement for tanks and side
walks of the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood a test of hfteen years in Pitts
burgh.
Address me through the Post-ofice,
or call at my establishment, head of
Lindsey street. All orders will be
attended to promptly. apr7.6m