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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-19
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Port OF Charleston. February 1S
POtEI' CALEN DAli.
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Last Quarter, 81, ii hours. 36 minutes. morning.
New Moon, I1tii, 8 hours. 81 minutes. morning.
First Quarter l9tn. IL hours. &c miuuh:s, morning.
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Consignecs per Charleston and Savan-
nah Railroad. February IS.

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The schr Jeb Croobe Currier. for Georgetown,
C, sailed frt IN Newburvpori, February IL.
The schr i izzc Watson. from Georgetown, s c,
arrived ut Phi adelphiI Februiry il.
he schr A G Ireland Jowusead. frum Charleston
for Bali,mure, arrived 1t fortress Mouroo, Fep lo
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Sh1pncws by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, february 18.-ilrived schooner Lucy
Tonnes, ruSton.
Jaluuur, Queenstown
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

rT'Exas LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCHING
i at Key West.
ceising freight Al pier Il East river.
No charge for forwarding to New York Galveston.
Through bills OF lading given Houston roads con-
signed to the Houston Direct Eayisation Company
Apply TO Q. II. MALLORY CO.,
l53 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

TINTED STATES MARINE CORPS WANTED 1MME,
daey this favorie branch OF the service unmarried
men This nne opportunity for young who desire TO
Walt foreign countries In United States ships of war fu
Inc, will he given by the commanding olcer OF
lie Marine Barracks, Flushing avenue BROOKLYN, ~ \
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
comprising the irst class steamships
GENERAL GRANT..................Ca Captain II. s. Quick
CRESCENT CITY Captain Z. W. Holmes
nEnmAN CaPtaih w 1ehry
UNITED STATES....... Captain o. L. Norton
The steamship
CRESCENT CITY,
Captain Y. w. Holmes,
win be despatched on Saturday, May g. at O'Clock NJ
from pier ~ North river.
Freight received through rates for st. Lous Mobile and
Galveltop.
The UNITED STATES will succeed, Saturday, May Is.
For freight passage having superior accommodations,
apply TO -
~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
LoR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.


Carrying the United States Mall
The Baltimore and Havana Steamship Company, compris
Ing the following first class steamships
CUBA. loo tons, j. H. Dukehar1 Commanasr.
The steamship CUBA having accommo iations unsnr-
passed for eesnnce and comfort will leave from Browne
wharf, BALTIMORE, Nd Saturday May l5 at O'Clock
p. N. LIBERTY will follow Passensers from New York
by this route will nearly 0 miles travel and have
the privilege OF stopping Philadelphia Baltimore With
out additional charge
b. b. HASELL Co.. Agents.
~ AMI - Broadway room H.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- Every Wednesday, Thursday and saturday
IDA ennesasy
Drafts payable In part Of England, !reland Scot,
Pa.ass a. s1ss a. ApR ee
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
COAsrwIsR srEAMsHIPs.

/ NIfED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA 4.
ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
% regularly every Thursday, at O'Clock p. H. pre-
csely, s1@sI =, ,om urom pier No. North river,
SSVLp MhiA.... Captain 4. Van Stce........ Nay
MoRRc Captain n r. Greene q
ror feisht or passage apply to
s. O. WHEELER, Jr., PresidsnI
No. Bowling Green.
HAVANA, sISAL AND VERA CRUZ
new iork and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, sailing
The splenditnew steamers -
CITY OF MEXICO Captain Deaken, Saturday, NAYS
CLEOPATRA Captain Phillips, Saturday, MayZ9
FALExANDRE SONS,
80 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

I,oR BERMUDA THE Al ,ssns srEnMs M tInsa State.
malls viii SAT- The above port On Inesaay nsy yys ,,ssr
i,s. suneror passenger and freight accommodations
& sspn III, sco,s per dry barrel Payable uuxed States
rCy,s rys, rrean, or passage apply 10, NORMAN harvey
Agent "a New street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-14
BY wellington Goddin.
hurtinneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
SIDE OF LEIGH BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS AND ON THE EAST LiNE
OF SEVENTH STREET NORTH OF LEIGH
STREET.-By virtue Of three deeds Of trust exc
cuted by Maj or " i!l.am Allen and wife, the fcst
to James Flc1sauts and j. B. Watkins, dated 10Th
August 1907 the second to James Pleasants ana
Y. A. Lancaster, Gated 9Th January, 1888: ana Inc
third to said Peasants and Lancaster. dated 18th
March, 18fS-sll duly recorded In Richmond bus
tings Court, we shall. In execution thereof and at
the request OF the parties secured thereby proceed
the ed pri Isss at q O'Clock p. NJ, If fair, II
not the first fair day thereafter. the l.AkGN anu
HANDSOME RESIDENCE and LOTS located as
above, recently in the occupancy OF MsJT alien,
and formerly the residence OF the late Nlcnolas
Mills The dwelling has all OF the usual modern
improvements and has the most ample accommo-
dat onsfor large family. Iheyard aud garden are
beautifully set with shade andfTult tree ana ever
green's. and the location and neighborhood equal
to the best In Richmond. With the mansion
house will be sold lot No. 4 fronting so3 feet run
ming back $50 feet to an all.y 20 feet wide; Win
the large brick building to the west formerly use
rs kitchen, but now fitted up as residence, 10y
No S. fronting 4s3 feet runir back lte feet said
allev); and to the east, lots Nos ana each 90
by $50 feet to said alley also lots Nos II ana 10 on
42-2 feet running back 40 feet to another alley
% feet wide, having thereon large brick stable
and carriage-house and gardeners residence
Possession given In short time, by consent OF
at four. eight, and twelve months, for cgotlaple
notes, interest added. secured by a trust deed:
I he foregoing real estate having been sold at
chased by Captain Charles Y. Morriss, who having
perly will now be sold at his risk and costs.
JAMES PLEASANTLY
JOEL b. WATKINS, I Trustees.
R.A. LANCASTER,
an 3-2awtl5A Dkdtds
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rnscrestfng Meeting fn Caroiine-
sneeches from Messrs. Broaddus,
nudsin. 7. T.. Marye, 5r., ANA
o.rors-nther Matters.

HudSin, +. L. Marye, 81, "n
Others-Other Matters.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
BOWLING GREEN, April l3, 1869.
Editors Dispatch: Yesterday was held
our first court (for the county, under the
new re1;ae. The court continued in SEES
sion until l P. NJ, when it took recess.
A meeting was then called, with DR.. But
ler in the chair, for the purpose of obtain
ing the sense Of the people as to the proper
mode Of conducting the coming campaign.
Rev. Andrew Broaddus read preamble
and resolutions setting forth that an cleo
ton would shortly be held upon the Under
wood constitution that it was necessary
that the Conservative element should act
in concert; and that the beat way to
accomplish this end was to appoint dele
gates from each county to meet the State
Executive Committee in Richmond as o con-
vention.
Mr.. Broaddus and Captain j. M. Hud-
gin supported the resolutions IN neat little
speeches. They were replied to by John
Washington, who thought inaction was the
proper course, but to be sure to vote against
the constitution when the time should come.
Then loud calls we're made for John l.. Ma
rye. Jr., who responded in one of his sharp,
clear, and decisive speeches, urging that
the resolutions be adopted. He had not
ended his address when the court asked the
use of the courthouse, and the crowd DIS
persed before a vote could be taken upon
the resolutions but | am certain, from the
manifestations of sentiment exhibited, they
would have been endorsed by nine-tenths or
the people, not only Of those composing the
meeting, but of the whole county. Mr.. W {.
s. Burton afterward addressed a portion OF
the crowd in the courthouse yard, taking
ground against the resolutions. tie was
followed by Major Charles White in the same
strain, and by this time the crowd had be-
come 80 small no vote was taken, and the
resolutions Withdrawn by Mr.. Broaddus,
who did not wish to submit them to frag-
meutsry vote. In the mean time Captain
F, S. Tukey made speech, in the interest
of the Republican party, from the steps of
the Lawn Hotel, to large crowd OF blacks
and whites.
I did not hear his speech, but under
stand that it was mild and somewhat con-
ciliatory as regarded one or two of the
clauses of the proposed constitution.
The only officers who qualified yesterday
was Myer Angle, Jr., of your city formerly,
as constable in the third district and as
sheriff ad interim, the new appointee fail
ing to qualify as yet; and 5. I. Cady as
Commemorative attorney. The court will
be in session again to-day to qualify the
new clerk and his deputy.
Rev. Mr.. Arnold, of Sycamore church,
your city, commenced a series of sermons
here last night, to continue through this
week, QUILL.
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PARIS LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
PARIS, March 81, 1869.

PARIS, March 81, 1869.
THE NEXT ELECTIONS.
As the period for the general elections
MAY next) approaches, 60 increases in in
tensity the triangular duel between the
Government and the Opposition. The former
wishes to 80 to the country in goodwill
to-men" spirit, but the latter will have
none of it. Evidently their tactics is to
drive the Emperor to some extreme act.
Some French Journalistic the respectable
class, too-profess to have profound
knowledge of the working of popular meet
ings in England and America. They cite
the proceedings Of o lakewood caucus"
or vestry gathering, and triumphantly
demand how polite French rtimionS are in
comparison. True, we blow up Presidents
and Cabinet Ministers in very peculiar
fashion, and it is wonderful how well the
assailed "carry themselves" after being
subjected to series of oratorical thunder
bolts. But when the outs ore in We "rest
and be thankful " till the stumping season
comes round again. They manage these
things differently in France. The "outs /"
desire to keep when they come in every
other party eternally "out in the cold -;
all attempts to attack their ideas or systems
are regarded as o personal matter to be
put down regardless of all cost or pity. Re-
public, Constitution, or Empire-it is all
the same. Now, what Anglo-Saxon meet
ing ever cheered to the echo-as occurred
no later than this week in Paris-speakers,
who ought to be rational from education
and sober from experience, that demand
the determination of the rich and well-to-
do public that scoff at the sacred institu-
ton of marriage and propose as remedy
the promiscuous intercourse Of the sexes
who would abolish religion as fraud, and
set up sort of Goddess of Reason; who
laugh to scorn the sanctity of an oath, and
cry out for the blood-letting facilities Of
revolution to overthrow Emperor, dynasty,
representatives, and society? The audi
ence not only applaud this stuff, but ex-
press themselves ready to be led to glory.
Tried by the standard of English and
American freedom, the Second Empire has
much to do before reaching it. Personally,
the Emperor desires to fill up the lacune.
In what he comedies he is suspected, and
mathematical for what he withholds. His
own Regeneration is responsible for much
of the perplexity but take him for all in
all, he has done more for France, and under
stands the people better, than those who
have preceded him. at present he stands
face to face with assemblies that defy him.
Each hsirbrained Gracious sent to prison
becomes q martyr, and rush is made to
occupy his place. Will the Emperor use
force 70 clear these "oluhs"i That 10 tho
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PETERSBURG, April Is, Is

PETERSBURG, dprll 10, 1co9.
Our city is just now the focus at which
several large and influential associations
are congregating for the transaction
of the business and promoting the interests
of their respective Orders. The Red Men
met yesterday in annual session, and have
not yet adjourned. From all accounts, the
gathering of the tribes has been marked
by genial spirit and many pleasing Incl
dents. Tomorrow the Grand Lodge of l..
O. O. F. of Virginia will meet at Odd Eel
lows Hall. Already considerable num-
Der of delegates have arrived, and proba-
bly, every lodge in the State will be repre-
scented. Tomorrow night splendid sup
per will be prepared at Jarratts Hotel for
their entertainment, at which it is expected
there will be number Of invited guests.
ESAnd tonight the Sunday School Society
Of the Virginia Conference will meet at
Washington street church. The trains this
morning brought in large number of dele
gates, and the evening trains will bring
many more. The attendance is expected
to be very large, and perhaps there is not
q school within the limits of the Conference
that will be unrepresentsd. No Christian
denomination, it is believed, is SO alive to
the Importance OF the Sunday school enter
prise as the Methodists. 1t is one of the
means--and very efficient one-by which
they spread the light of the gospel and
work for the salvation of souls. The inte-
rest taken in the movement extends to all
classes Of the Church for even the ven
eral Bishop Pierce, whose days Of active
service might be thought to have long since
passed, is here TO bless the effort, and lend
his influence and example for the advance
ment Of the cause.
Our citizens were quite taken by surprise
this morning at the announcement that q
MIR. aver had been nominated by the Pre-
sident for the poetmastership of this place.
can find no person that knows certainly
who ne is, but it is supposed he was mem
Der Of the late Constitutional Convention
from one Of the Valley counties. The pre-
sent occupant of the office, Mr.. Greene,
was appointed Immediately after the war,
sha mas shown himself to be not only com.
ps'snt nut very courteous and obliciny in
an an ms oihcsal intercourse With the Seople.
DIR. dreene is an influential member Of the
common Council, and President Of the
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IT, a second message stated he was severely
i'll He was expected to be in Paris about
the 18th Of april.
General Dix is reported to be putting his
house in order, and is preparing to 60
home, If packing up be sign.
Minnie Hauck is starring it in the
Provinces, and if she does not please every
one, she must be happy herself in making
q pile-of Napoleons.
The arrivals of Americans during the
week were very few, and do not call for
any special mention.
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ByLee u GodGin, Auctioneers,
No. III Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
l. AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. ALSO
LAND IN THE COUNTY OF KING WILL
LIAM, At ADCTIoN.-In execution OF the pro.
the undersigned and George w. Randolph, bearing
date the 9th day OF January, 1858, as Surviving
trustee, being so requested to do. will sell 1T
public auction, on III TUESDAY, 18th pril, 1869,
1t 10 o'clock A. NJ, at TIE residence of said Tp9s,
a i the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUhNI-
TURE therein. Also one undivided moieay or a
TRACT OF LAND In the county OF hinG VIII
liam, supposed to contain SEVENrf-FlVh
ACRES being the same land conveyed to said
Epps by Lucy +. Terry.
TERMS cash, as to the furniture; ard the real
estate, oue-third cash residue at six and twelve
months credit for neg table notes, interest add-d
and secured by trust deed.
THOMAS z. AUGUST,
ap5 Surviving Trustee.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

VIRGINIA HALL FOR RENT AT AUG
Y TON On MONDAY the 10Th day OF April.
ut l2 O. clock NJ, we will rent the aboVe-named
well-known property AZ auction.
1t embraces the beautifully arranged saloon, FUR
nished with every arrangement for trst-class bar
and restaurant with eight rooms above, adapted
for q family or for club purposes.
Also the Hal, expressly adapted for pull as
semblies. accommodating between 400 and 500 per-
sons, with stage dressing ROOMS, &c. attached.
The location Is OF The very best IN the city
for the purposes above re erred -, being on Ninth
street between Main and franklin streets, Oppo-
site the Capitol square.
In the hands OF cnterpris!ng persons the hall
could be made one Of the mos; popular resorts In
the city for concerts lectures and public meetlDgs.
GRUBBS q WILLlAMr,
an 10 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-14
BY James 81. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office No. S9l Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
I LOT ON LEIGH STREET AT Auction.
BY virtue OF deed of trust executed by JoZcph G..
Ritterhouse and wife to the subscriber to secure
the payment OF certain note therein described,
dated the 2lst day Of August. 1855, and duly re-
corded In the CLERKS Office OF the Rustings Court
of the city Of Richmond, ~ The request Of the
TURDAY the 18th day of april, 1863, at auction,
on the premises at q O'Clock Z. NJ, the property
therein described being the eastern half Of LOT
No. ID OH Leigh street, in the city Of Richmond,
with the improvements thereon.
TERMS Cash enough TO pay the expenses or the
sale and the amount OF said note, With interest;
the balance ON such terms as may be agreed upon
on the day OF sale
JAMES r. SUTTON. JR.. Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES n. TAYLOR,
AuctioIeer. APT
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REAL ESTATE FOE SALE.

TWO FARMS ON THE POTOMAC
i RIVER, IN WESTMORELAND COUNTY,
FUR sALE.-One is a FARM Of about TWO
HUNDRED ACRES; $50 Of which Is open land,
ready for cultivation, OF good quality, and lies
beau fully, within half mile and in full view OF
the Potomac river has two or three springs OF
the farm, say one mile by MonrOe's creek, which
IS navigable for vessels or steamers along the
farm. here are also two or three landings on he
farm. The buildings are q small FRAMED
HOUSE, built for an overseer. and three cabins.
i he farm and soil are admirably suied for Irn1t-
growing and market vegf tables, steamers passing
on the Potomac daily for Washington, baltimore,
philadelphia New York, and Boston. Nom oe' )
creek abounds with fish OF almost every variety,
including good oysters. Wild fowl are abundant
in season-such rs ducks, geese, and swan Prfca,
twenty-five dollars per acre.
The other FARM contains aboat ONE HUN
DRED AND FIFTY ACRES Ut being the lower
end OF my farm). 1t lies beautifully Is hrstclass
grass and whctt land Is bounded two TIL. IDS by
water-the Potomac river on one side, and Mon
for growing fruit to be found anywhere. Admira.
bly, located for sporting killing ducks, geese, and
swan. Altogether, 1t Is one OF the most desirable
farms In market. The only building Is an OLD
FRAMED HOUSE, with we'll of good wafer and
pump attached. Price. thirty dollars per acre.
The terms of payment for both farms will be
made to suit the times.
Address me at OAK Grove poss-office, Va. !: or
fIr her Information may be obtained at The Dis.
patch Cfllce, Richmond. The farms may be visited
by the Pc omac steamers and VIII take pleasure
In showing TIL IN.
apl4 HENRY b. GOULDMAN.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Arcttoneer and Real Estate Agent.

rB1RUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABL E
SIDE 6F GRACE BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NINTH sTREETS.-By virtue OF deed Of trust
exc ;uted to the subscriber by rr. b; q. Minor
corded In Richmond Husti, rs Court, we shall, In
execution thereof proceed o sell e public AUG,
April. 1858, at half-past4 O'Clock p NJ, If fair. II
not The first fair day thereafter. the real estate
conveyed by the said trust deed. and known as the
"SH0T TUWER,'' fronting on the sonth side OF
Grace street 32S feet running back ISIS feet TO an
alley in common. The Improvements consist OF a
large four-story brick tenement Including ktcnen.
stable. and carriage-house, and now occupied as q
boarding house. The location. so near the Capt.
to Square and to the centre of trade and to the va
rious churches should add much TO its value.
TERMS: one. fourth cash balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest,"
WILLIAM T. HART,
HUGH ". FRY,
sna eodtis Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-14
BY Lee Il Godoiu, Auctloneers,
No. Iii Main street.
SALE OF HOUSE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT. ON ST. PAUL'S STREET. IN
DUYAL'S ADDITION, AT AUCTI0N.-By vir-
tue fthe provisions OF decree E the Circuit Court
In the city of Richmond pronounced on the 2ah
day Of February, 1862 IN the case OF Thomas 2.
August surviving trustee. and George W. Ran.
dolph. deceased, Plaintiff, u.s. j. &. Hickman, the
undersigned, appointed special commissio Toner
of April, 1862 on the premises, at o clock Z. NJ
TO sell the REAL ESTATE mentioned In said de-
cree as follows 1.-The certain piece or parcel of
land fronting about twenty-five feet on st. PaRls
street and running back about seven.y-fye feet,
upon which Is r framed tenement numbered s2i.'
TERMS Cash. 4. d. LAReON,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted By LEE 4 GopDIS, Auctioneeis.
APPS
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

TOO IMPORTANT TO OVERLOOK.
The ladies and gentlemen win find 1t both pro-
lsable and pleasant to call at
JULIUS MEYERS
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,
6O3 BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH,
and see the
ELEGANT SPRING GOODS
just received, such as
Latest style DRESS GOODS in Lustrcs De.
laines, Alpacas, and other pretty materials,
for spring wear;
EXQUISITE LLAMA LACE SHAWLs,
SPRING CAsSIMERES,
And quite large collection OF bargains In
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEF
HOSIERY.
COLLARS, CUFFS,
SATIN and SILK RIBBONS,
TOILET PUTTING, &C., &C.
Please do not forget those handsome shades Of
SATIN, CUT BIAS OR sQUARE
and the countless quantity Of desirable goods a!
JULIUS MEYERS
aps COZ Broad street.