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DENTISTRY.
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DENTIST, DALLAS, TEXAs.
MAY be found at my residence half
l. mile east of the Courthouse. All work
operative and enthusiastically and
nca.ly done. Toothache, Neuralgia and
scurvy cured. Patronage respectfully So
licitcd. My services can DO had by note
through the mail. [marl3--26:3m
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The price ofexeellcnce is labor
Fusili. 7f
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NEW HOOKS.

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-27

Glory is q poison good to take in
small doses Balzac.
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roy Gen. Hatch, Colonel Of the 9th Cav
airy, succeeds Gen. o. o. Howard in the
Frccdman's Bureau.
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Tribute or Respect.


The PLANTERS d MECHANICS BANK OF 8. O..
CHARLHsroN, TUESDAY, September 2, 1859.
Abstract from the minutes OF the Board of
Directors, at meeting held this day, viz:
"Sinoe We los: met. our number has been re-
duoed by the removal to another life of Mr.
CHARLES D. CARE.
"Ho was with US at our meeting of the 18th
ulhnlo tor tho last time,r aud sickened soon
afterwards. .
"He was elected to tho board on the 4,h
hay, 1852, and continued member until his
death, a period OF more than seventeen years,
during which time we had the benefit OF his
natural energy and decision. his strong aud
we'll informed mind, his knowledge Of business
and OF men, his practical sagacity and moral ur-
rightness. rj
"And whilst We thus record our own loss, we
mourn for that of his family. His devotednees
to home. in oil it's relations and all its cares
and sympathies, under tho humble influences
OF Christian love and trust, will be to them
both example and comfort Of no ordinary
value. Eft
"ResoIued. That the president enclose a
copy OF these proceeding TO the widow and
family OF our valued and lamented associate.
and that IL be published"
WM. e. HASKELL, Cashier
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washlns,on college, v.rglnla.

At an adjourned meeting OF Charleston Typo
graphical Union, No. 43, held on Saturday
evening, the 4th instant, the following pream-
bic and resolutions were unanimously adopted :
Whereas, Tho Faculty Of Washington Col
lego, Virginia, have kindly placed ut The dis
posal OF Charleston Typographical Union free
scholarship, having for it's object the ADVANCE
me's OF journalism in tho South, manifesting
on the part Of that institution tho deep inter
cst which is cntor tanned for tho progress of
knowledge throughout this section, and giving
greater evidences OF it's untiring energy in tho
further development of facilities for education:
and, whereas, we are desirous OF PLACING on pub
lie record our just appreciation of tho consid-
Grafton manifested by that institution, through
the magnanimous tender which has been made
to this organization Of tho benefits D be at.
tanned by the muniacent offer, and as giving
expression of our full acknowledgement OF tho
many advantages embraced in this highly
priced proffer; therefore. be it
,, Resolped, That Charleston Typographical
Union. No. 43, hereby acknowledges, with deep
sensloility, the proposition which has been
mado, and assures the Faculty OF Washington
College that their kind consideration will be
cherished with lasting rccolt ction.
Resoioed, That realizing the motives which
prompts this tendor, this Union hereby con-
veys TO the Faculty Of Washington College its
unfoigned thanks for. the generous measure
suggested, and the remembrance OF it's unlock
cd-for munificence will be engraved upon the
tablet OF memory never to be obGterated there.
from.
Resoiuod, That @ copy Of these proceedings
be forwarded to the Faculty Of Washington
College, as an expression Of tho sentiments of
this Union, bearing the signature of the presi.
dent, atteated by the secretary, and that the
correspondence, together with these proceed
AL
record
RESOLVED. That these proceedings be pub
lished IN the papers OF this city.
Extract from the minutes.
O. ADAMS, Secretary.
~ Virginia papers please copy.
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CHEAP ADHERFIsING.

TIE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation OF
which Ia about twice as large as that OF any
other papcr published in South Carolina, is the
oest advertising medium for all business mon.
For persons who want situ,tions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have thom
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
iog; who have lost or found articles OF value,
THR NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
Glasses may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of oHBAP ADvEn-
TrsExEsrs, payment for which must invariably
he made ,ohen The order is gipen:
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to clorks, governesscs, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, poriers, chop.
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants OF all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
classes specified
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. -o5 ccuts
&c FoUR LINES or 80 words. .....40 I"
" FIVE Lines or 40 words. go
All advertisements to be inserted ut these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
News Office by 9P. NJ.
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COLUMBIA ITEMS. .-Govcruor Scott has pur-
chased farm OF three hundred acres about
milo from Columbia at $12 per acre. A por-
rion Of it is we'll wooded, the balance good cot
ton and corn lands.
Contractor Allen has nearly completed the
statehousc. II is expected that tho State
Offices will soon be within it's walls. The fence
around it is being neatly painted.
6op.amin Parr White, q young man about
oigttecn years Of age, was found dead yester-
day morning in q stable belonging to Henry
Skipper, with pistol ball in his heaF It is
supposed to be o case OF suicide.
Mr. g. M. Walker, the chief clerk Of tho
Treasury Department. has resigned, to take
effect October 1st. He has made an engage
ment with Scott, Williams 4 Co., bankers.
His place will be filled by Captain W. W.
Simpson.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER lo-Paoiiion
Hote'.-P. r. Coburn, LaurensvilIe; v. Cooner,
L. E. oponer, Barnwell; J. L. Dove, Doves
Depot; G. II. Wright, Beaufort; ]. Sauls,
Smokes Cross Roads; A. W. Bramett, Lau-
rens; s. Brothers. Beaversville; @. A. Emanuel,
City.
Charleston Hote'.-w. Kiossol, Georgia;
Thomas p. stoval, Rev. A. Blum, Augusta, Ca;
J.H. Swain, Miss Derrell wcborD, warrenton,
Ca; A. Seligman, a. Beckwith, New York; 8.
p. Griffin, Abbeyille; Miss Butler and servant,
philadelphia; j. s. Pringle, Georgetown; s. H.
Preston, Mobile; D. R. Smith, Longwood, s.
e.; P. s. EaItram, Baltim ore.
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LIGHT READING FOB THE WLRM WRATHER.-
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather. at strictly
popular prices, are referred to tho advertise
ment OF MIR. O. O. Rir itor, the very enterpris-
Ing and trustworthy King-atreet dealer in books
and periodicals OF oil kinds. Bis Iist will be
found to include something to suit every taste,
and 1t seegs to us marvel hoy he can afford
to send hls books by mail over the oountsy,
postpaid, ct the rdicuiously low prices named.
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The HHHBoLDr FEsrIvAL.-ln another col.
umn will B9found the programme of exercises
for the Humboldt festival 10 coma off in Hiber-
nian Hall on Tuesday night next. Gratuitous
tickets OF admission can be obtained from the
following named gentlemen, composing the
committee: A. J. Hoffman, Ph. schuokmaun,
G.. D. Ahrens, r. Ansel. John Albers, O. Konig,
j. H. Petermann, Henry oetjen, John q. Lin
sebrinck. $50 ri ~. -l,.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIation.-THB DAILY NEWS
: REiNG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNIZED As AVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULATI0N IN THE CfTY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSToFF1cE AT. 7nE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 THE PRoVIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PosTOFF7OR Law.
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INQUEST TO BE HELD.-The Cororier has been
notified OF the finding of tho body of ono O.
tho two.colored mon who were drowned in the
Copper River, SOM, distance above the city,
on Monday last. Ho will probably hold IN in
duest to-d,y
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ATTEMPTED INoEND1ARIsM. About one
o'clock, yesterday morning, Rouudsman Davis
and Policeman Cook discovered a fire under
the steps of kitchen in rear of No. "a Elliott
street, and extinguished it before any dam age
was done. No alarm was sounded. The incen-
diary had placed basket OF lightwood ohips
under the steps and set fire to then1
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THE FIRST NEW CLEAN CAROLINA R1oE.-A
small lot OF now clean Carolina rice was placed
on the market by Messrs B. 8. Rhett & Son on
Thursday. and sold during the afternoon of
81 cents per pound. It was nilled at Ohisoln's
Aill. Yesterday very excellent lot of City
tierces WAS offered by Measrs. ". @. Bee &
Co., classed good to common prime, and sold
at 81 cents per pound. The appearance Of this
lot gave much satisfaction. It was ,nilled at
Benefits Mill, and grown by 7. B. Beseell,
Esq, on Combahee River. Tho harvest we ,ther
being fine and the crop generally promising,
increased receipts may soon ba looked for.
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THE POLICE BILL.-There has been much
discussion upon the Police bill, and the votes
Of the coored members Of Council have been
much sought after OF late By the opponents
and supporters Of the bill. at the last meet.
ing OF Co.aoi) the oolored Aldermen voted
unanimously to indefinitely postpone the oon-
slderation OF tho bill, as its opponents had inn
pressed them with tho belief that IL vas pro.
ject OF the Mayor to get rid Of the night force
for the sole purpose OF relieving tho Polio, of
the oolored men that composed the night
watch; and II he were successful in This, 10
discharge the few ooIored mon on the day
fbree. Slnoe the meeting the supporters of
tho bill have boon to work. They have brought
q powerful pressure to bsar upon the Mayo-
TO nake him discharge tho conservative
members-some thirty odd-of the force.
These Aldermen claim that the suooass
OF the Republican party in this city depends ii,
great measure upop the police foroe being
thoroughly reorgsnised; that 1t must be com.
posed entirely Of out-and-out Republicans.
with an equal mixture OF white and black,
This move has had tho desired effsct, and un-
less the opponents rnanaae to work upon the
.prejudiccs OF the colored Aldermen 90 as 10
cause disahsetion. they will vote in body for
the adoption Of the bill, which wfllbs brousht
before Council 1t the extra meeting on Tues.
day night next. The oolored members, whose
votes constitute tho bone OF contention be.
tween the Mackeys. and Barrow and the Potter,
,GeddlnEs and CUNNINGHAM factions. eeeiu 10
understand teven Small comprehepds) that by
voting with the former faoaon they. win pro-
vide employment for few Of their brethren.
and consequently gain the applause Of tho
mass Of the colored f.An.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TEE MARINERS CHURon.-There will be SER
vices in tho Mariners Church. Church:street
tomorrow, Sunday, Mt haltpast ton O'Clock in
the morning.
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WORD TO MERoHANTs.-K you wont job
printing done at very cheap rates, call at THE
NEWS jon OFFICE. Business cards $3 and up
W lrils per thousand III 0ra.
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Boat RAoE.-A note was left on our desk
last night, stating that there would be race
OF the Battery, this afternoon, between the
Blacksnake aud Oriole.
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CRumBs,-Thero Was match game Of base
ball played at four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
between the Palmetto and Mccormick Clubs,
the score standing twonty -four for the fermer
and four for the latter club. 2rt t"a
It has been ascertained that the banks OF the
Santee Canal, near the Northeastern Railroad
bridge, are composed Of phosphate rock.
On Tuesday next, when the Humboldt Pes-
tival occurs, the Seudlioher Correspondent will
''appear. in the form Of D festival paper"
Susan Stephenson and Annie Morgan, who
stand charged by Mollie B.ewitt with perjury,
because they swore that Mollie attempted to
burn the house OF Susan, will be tried before
Magistrate Morrison to. day.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to $s7..
Persous who are robbed should at once re-
port the fact to the detective Office. under the
City Hall. By so dong, they will most proba-
bly, recover their property, and also have the
thief brought to justice.
No cases Of interest were before the Mayor
yesterday.
An Alderman asserted yesterday that THs
NEWS had mades shire Nd guess about the last
secret session OF Council, and it applied to all
caueuses, when It said;"a little arranging Of
meters beforehand Is necessary to prevent
any OF the Aldermen frors uttering Some un-
pleasant huths 10 Council, as they sometimes
do.p4 80, r,f;, 80; I, sc I. & r
George Hooker, who has been mentioned
before in connection with forgery. was com.
mttted to jail, yesterday, IN default OF one
thousand dollars security, 10 answer the charge
OF attempting to swindIe the colored people.
by soliciting sums or money from them, and
using the name Of the minister or colored
church here to aid him. He stands charged
With other torgeries, all OF which will bo in
vestigated next week.
Alderman Collins was excited yesterday, and
proclaimed that immaculate Radical, IT. J..
Mackey, to be o Democrat. and Gilbert Pills
bury the "only true, honest Republican In
South Carolina ~ Sffi
A grocer up town charged q nsero two dol.
lars for drink Of whiskey, and an indignant
alderman asserts that he intends moving at
the next meeting Of Council to have the license
OF said grocer revoked. IA.
Amstoh game OF base ball will be PLAYED Al
three O'Clock this afternoon betvasn tba
emerald and Charleston Clubs, at the cornsr
Pf Alexander and Charlotte streets.
II !s reported that the Land Commissioners
has purchased atract Of two thousand corr,
more or less, on the wAndo River, about
ton miles ffom Charleston, at about "A mar 80,
Congressman Hoge and family have left sor
the North to spend seyersl month";. q
The young lady who was arrested yestardsv
Afternoon; Il. Spring R-street, by the polics. was
not the person s,nght for, bag 90 c)osalv a.
sembied her that the MISTAKE, though 'unfor.
tunate and 10 be deeply regretted. Sas ro.l
natural, u. 5alaj ,ssr-;a ,sss5
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THAT SECRET CAUCUS.

What 1t Was All about-Corbin Sends
I'm n "Littlo Bill''-Tho Conscientious
Aldermen kecoil In Horror-Aldcrmnn
IT. j. Mackey Deserts tho Cause or his
Perennial Candidute-The Result.
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Suttionefrs' priuatf Sales.
Fine Residence in Charlotte street.
BY LOWNDES & GRIMALL.

At Private Sale
That elegantly situated house on the north
eide cf Charlotte street, known No. To- built of
wood. with double pIazzas aud slate roof cortain-
ing 10 rooms. among them pantry. dressing rooms
oath rooms, water closets, &c., with gas aud water
works running through.
The Lot measures about 100 feet front by 200 feet
deepi outbuildings OF brick. with conmodious
cistern. The property is in good order, aud is I'm
residences in the city.
Terms cash. Apply as above
seDt IL A.,
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/. Bssnnss Esv1opEs.-Tm News JOB on.
y1os is nov prepared 70 furnish GOOD envelopes
WITH businAss Ids printed thereon, At a psr
thousand. Send your ordera. Every uasr-
chant and bAMness man ahoald have his card
printed on his envelopes. B,
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SoUTII OARoLiNA RAILROAD.

<unaSpNssFan. s,.,l
aag q!
GENERAL sgPERrNTENDEnT.s OFFICE,
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. Afaibs iiTn. TIE
kssE,;oER TRAINS of the South Osloiirs RAJ
FOB AUGUSTA. lila. Ks
Ees,vs onsreson a, snsst
Connecting With trains for Monisomef,: & Memphis.
nashyiile and New Orleans. via Montgomery snd
FOR COLUMBIA: t
leave Cnarieston. 80 A. u.
Connecting WITH Wilmington and MsncSssssr aaI.
P0I CHARLESTON.
i.elro , A. n
Leave Columo.: :.a......... 80. .....,,,7l6 A. n.
~ AUGUSTA NiaHaiTi NiiiaaiHaiTi';Iis.s:::.'''V Is:s:: 8 @'''
tsuNDAYs ExoEPrKD,
LeaYe Cnaricston.. r: n.
conneone With trains Tor Msmp6i: Ns,s;,li a. r.
1nd rev orleans. via Grand junction.
Arrvs s a ShsIs:icn.
fsurpAys sxcEPrKp.,
M o1aI1sston. p y.
sunday; .1espsS, viii ai::D;1is o. IA
saTe ens oeiTmeis: =; P. y.
sDMMERvILLE TRAIN. ~
rrvs ~ sTe, =.
Anave E eum msryile. yile.................. $50 2. n.
hesHs as1sIs sasmsss.iis y 7.
CAMDEN BRAHoH. ~,
Camden and Coiumht, Passenger rr,,,. =, ~.
pn nSa SasDsseAIs as Ind sAIunnAss, eonnecis VitS
* IN. raa a. aoxn Day Passengers at Eipguile. ~
Arrive II a,osumh;:. ...:6aeAE
Tssvs .11.0u A, n.
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Af1fye = -oon..'. .7.05 p. NJ
6fantb, 49," ii a. +. pEARE.
AofifiO f.i.u Gcnersl aun~vipts pdenf.
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aanRo OF Thermometer MT the News
Once.
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Bold ATTEMPT To swrKDLy.-There is a
large number of negroes employed upon the
Adger building, which is now being arranged
to make an Opera House. Every one knows
how difficult it is to "ten one darkey from an
other" The contractors OF this work labor
under this difficulty and whom they have paid off
at night have found their money little short,
which they believed was so because Of their
difficulty in distinguishing their s'hands," who,
knowing it, secured double pay. To prevent
anything like this in future they issued tiok-
cts. which had to be shown before the money
was paid. Some few negroes who have been
lettering about The building, and most proba
bly, have, about pay time, succeeded IN passing
themselves Of as workmen, on Thursday at
taoked some OF the workmen and took their
tickets away. Complaint was made by the
losers, and the rascals were sought after. They
escaped arrest, but failed to get any moaey alter
all their trouble and risk. fF
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D
VIII. PRcKHAM. President,
wM T. HOOKER. vice.President.
|. l.. MoADAM. Secretary and Actuary.
GA. FUDIcKAR. Superintendent.
p1nIcroRs.
Hon. JOHN A. DIX, New York.
Hon. JAMRs HARPER, Firm OF Harper 6 Bros ex.
Mayor New York.
JOIN J. CnAsx, President Bank Republic. H
VIZ. II. vxn,nrE, Banker (vermilye & Col
oHAs g. Rocxwoop. Cashier Newark Banking Com.
pany.
Bon. GzoRaE opDYxE, ex-Mayor of New York
MfHer O. MORGAN, Banker.
THOMAS RIaNEY. Firm Thomas Rigney 90.
BxRj. B. SHERMAN, Treasurer New York stesa su-
gar Refining Company.
AARON ARNOLD, Firm Of Arnold, Constable & Co.
RIoHARD 81. BOVINE, Wetmore & Bovine, Lawyers.
II. v. HAuoHwour. Firm e. v. Haughwout & 90.
VIZ. WMKHNs, Firm OF ". wflkens q Co.
JuLIus b. PRATT. Merchant.
VIZ ". wRIoHr, Merchant.
cHAs. ]. sTARR, Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLRs, Merchant.
dEo. ". cUnxa, Banker. Palmyra. NJ.
GEO. T. Hopr, President Continental Fire Insur.
ance Company.
John g. sHEAwooD. Park Place.
wAIros q. PEoxHAx, Corner Filth Avenue and
Twentythrdstreet
EDWARD q. wnIoHT, Newark, N. j.
Gzo. ". FARIAE, Counsellor.
W. L. CooswKLL, Merchant.
"a GEORGE KkIM,
GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
DR.. I. REENsrJRRNA, Examining physician.
1t. IssERrEL, '2a IS
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON
1aiee No. see fxing-syeet,
-oHABLEsToN, g. q
January "a D.o pi Tyr
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B UsINEss NOTICES.

TIE LATE IMPROVEMENTS In the American
House, Boston, leave little 10 be wished for BY
those who quarter under the roof OF this lead
ing hotel. Every thing fresh and nice; all i'm.
prorements added, and the unequailed man
agement OF the pact continued.
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excellent mineral tonic are we'll known, md
the largo attendance at Saratoga during the
past summer proves that It's virtues are the
same az when tho spring was discovered. To
many persons, Congress water is necessity
and the trip to Saratoga too expensive. MIR.
g. w. Aimar has increased hie large stock OF
this water. and those who wish to reap its
benefits. without the outlay, will find an abun-
dant supply Of the genuine article at Aimar's
Drug Store, corner Bing and vanderhorst
streets.
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TaR sourH cAso1mA UHyrasrrr. We lear,
that Rev: DR.. darnettaef New York. has beer
tendered professors6ip in this institution
DR.. A. g. hsokey, 1t is stated. will be elected
professor OF belle 1ettres, and Mr.. OConnel,
OF York, will moot probably be elected profes.
sor Of languages.
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Assets July 1. 1869. 500, 600
Dividend DECLARED FORTY PER CENT