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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-08-27

CHINESE IJSUGRATION.-lt WOulu appear
that no matter what may be the Opinions
Of the press of the country in regard to
the present al! important CooEe question:
Chinese labor, in the cotton and rice fields
of the South, is destined to become a n3eo
fact. Our energetic South Carolina neigh
bors, recognizing the necessity which now
exists for more labor to till their fields,
have entered into the plan most heartily
and numbers Of them have ordered Coolle
laborers, the first installment of which are
cypected to arrive about the first OF the
new year.
we arc Indebted to Dr. William Weston,
Of Kingsvillc, S. c., through Capt. Hal.
Boatwright, W. & NJ. Il. r., for copy,
with the privilege of publication, OF the
annexed letter from gentleman IN Column
bia. which contains much matter of lnfor-
nation in regard to Chinese immigration.
1t would be proper to sta'C, also IN con-
nection with this, that Dr. Weston has
himself ordered 10 of the laborer5.
The following is n copy OF the letter
CoLUMEIh, &. =. Aug. Is. 1869.
~. Usn. Weston
DLAI; EII:-As you sometime since expressed
4 desire TO obtain Chinese labor for the ensuing
,oar, write to inform you that Mr.. Josephs,
# san Francisco, E@AO Is pow III Charleston, Will
contract to deliver any number to responsible
.,arties charging only 500 per head. After they
nave each canned that amount for his employer,
fio cmpoyer cent? acting to give HIM ratlOus and
100 per ,rdr ~ wages, iho So above mentioned
la he deducted i!nnl lis yes.
Pleas" 2;Iva TINS information t. Eonr friends aud
iirtfg
.,rrrtu st l"ast chow tn" negro shat we viii be,
"a d ailspt tlma, independent of hIm.
Yours truly.
rii, tbay, Information [ get from MI Wln. II.
IaMt.1i at harIeetcn. who has had Al interview
AT; Ait. J,nePha end has given him al order tor
-, IL, also has an rrfor rom Mr.. Dan. Hey
wood for 30, besides large orders from others.
iIy J1saphs ha- been - China fpur times, aud
Las TO Chinese iaborcrH in hrs employment III
san Irancl~co, and speaks highly of their lodns
fig. and i,rtc"thie ard orderly conduct
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Tho Appraissment OF Property.

The bill to provide for the appraiaemen mt
OF the real estate in the City Of Charleston,
introduced by Alderman voigt at the last
meeting Of City CouDoil, provides simple
plan for obtaining O. just valuation of the
real property in,he city. Three properly
qual'f' appraisers are to be appointed by
the Mayor, and the real estate owners In
eaon ward ore to elect Two OF. their number
auxiliary appraisers for the ward These
aux'lisry appraisers, with the appraisers
appointed BY Che city, form the "Board Of
Appraisers Of Real Estate" for 1s89A7O
The general rn,e to govern .ths appraisers
iappsGss 70 be fair and proper. and the rate
Of. conpsnsk,ion for the Bosrd is moderate
enough. The sppraisement must be com J,
p eled by December 81, and an alphabetical
list Of all the tuxpay ers IN the city Is thtn
to be published in Book form Il Ira 8. r !.
We soc no objection whatever to the bin.
~ far ss It applies to the appraisement OF
real estate. At present, most Of the real
estate in the city is valued too high, and,
although for some persons 10 valuation will
be low enough, the system proposed by
Alderman Voig. is 60 clearly equitable ths.
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WASHINGTON dispatch to tue New York
Evening Post is as follows: ''Ihere is The very
best authority for saying that the pro-
position made by the Unitod States
authorities to Spain to settle the Cuban quos-
tion by disposing of the island to tho Cubans,
this country guaranteeing payment Of tho
bonds, has not met with any favor at Madrid.
Tue answer OF the Spanish Government to the
proposition was made, however, in the most
courteous and friendly manner, bnt consisted
OF firm refusal to entertain any offers Of medi.
alton. 1t is not, perhaps, generally known that
the Spanish Government, since the revolution
year ago, has had no regularly accredited
Minister at Wa ,hiugton. Senor Lopez Roberts,
who represented Spain here under tho reign OF
Isabslla. was dires,ed, when the new govern
lnent was organised - ror,n;, ha-a tcnrn-
rarlly until the internal affairs of Spain could
bsso arranged as to permit tho Foreign Secre-
tary to give his attention 10 the reorganiz,ng
OF the diplomatic corps. tits now believed in
diplomatic orioles that Mr. Roberts has re-
ceivei his credentials as tho representative of
the new spanish Government, and that he will
remain bore"
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oight pounds. The propelling power Is q
pinion cog wheel, made Of brass, about nine
inches IN diameter, which is mado to gear to
oogs which surround the 'front.' wheel at the
bottom Of tho groove. Tho two-inch hemp
cable was fastened immovab's on the Ameri-
oan shore; but ON the Canada shore "Jiled
around windlass to facilitate Tightening. The
detection OF the rope WAS about thirty feet.
The machine moved slowly forward, tho ropo
swaying gently from sido to side until tho rider
had passed out about thirty feet, after which
he crawled along at q enals pace to tho mid
die Of tho abyss, where lie raised and waived
his hat. From tho contre to tho American
shore it was evidently hard work to propel the
bicycle. The timo occupied in passing over
tho rope was Just eleven minutes.
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The Now York Herald, OF Saturday, roview-
lug tho market OF tho previous day, says
Southern securities we're dull but strong. Tho
market is firm on account OF tho 1attering cot
ton prospects OF the South. The CHARLESTON
News says that the twelve cotton States will
this year show more true prosperity than any
other section OF the world, and shows that tbis
years cotton crop will amount to 5000. 900
b lies, aud that the average valuo OF all the
crops will amount to sixty-four dollars per
head OF the population. South Carolina is
doing oven better than this average, and will
yield this year products worth $50, 600 600, or
an average Of about SIS per head. The rice
crop of Louisiana is estimated this year at not
less than 20 900 barrels. Before the war the
average was not above 10, 600 barrels. The lol-
lowing uero the closing prices for tho leading
bonds: Tennessee, ex-coupon, 614a612; do. new,
53aa54a: Virginia. ex-coupon,, 55a55t; do. new,
58la60; Georgia skies. 83 bid; do. sevens, s1a
92a; North Car olina. oI-ooupon, 552a56; do
new, 49i,6o; Missouri skies, 87a87f; do. Hanni.
bal and St. Joseph, 92l93; Louisiana sir es, 7la
"a; do. levee sixcs. 65i65h; do. do. eights. 81,
85; Alabama eights, 93a94; do. fyes, Ga bid"
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will leave NO room for rease liable oom-

IL will leave no room for reast liable oom.
plaint.
In addition to the provisions for tho ap-
praisement Of real property, Alderman
Voigts bill provides that census Of the
city population shall bo taken, showing the
population Of each ward, the number of
males and females, and the number of males
and fenales of each race Of twenty ono
years Of age and over. The State census
is now taking, and the United States census
will be taken next year. Yet, in order that
we may know how We stand and what pro-
gresB the city has made, we shall be glad
to beg n at once on independent census;
provided, only, that tho census takers arc
30 intelligent and careful as to nuke the
census, when completed, worthy of oon6-
denoe and trust The State census is TAX
ing iu slovenly way, and city census on
the Same pattern would bo delusion
and enare. If Alderman Voigt will give
US steady and careful men as oensus-takers,
his whole bill will deserve public support
and the prompt approval Of Council.
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The reports received at tho Department or
Agriculture since the first Of August indicate
a decrense OF tho corn crop, In comparison aith
the product Of 1858. Tho diminutiou Of the
corn crop in some sections ia partly made up
by an I'creasod product in several Stntes. in
Guiding New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Della.
ware, and the gross increase In tho cotton
cropwill be diminished by reduction in the
product OF North Carolina, Tennesseo, South
Carolina and Alabama a.
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CHI A r L E S TON.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81, 1869.
Tho Noyvs Pricc Current.

Tomorrow we will publish THE News
Price Current, containing our usual full aud
accurate review of the markets for the
commercial year closing on the 3lst instant.
Orders for extra copies, with or without
cards, must be left OF THE News Office By
this evening.
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Mr.. G. W. WATERMAN, q brother-in-law
Of Governor SCOTT, will begin work on the
Dicks Creek Tunnel, Blue Ridge Railroad,
next Wednesday. Waterman is the man
who, about the time of awarding the con-
tract, said that ''his brother Robert had
"South Carolina in sling" Robert is
paying him back
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EIFTS DOI.LAWS EwatxU-LOyT.
~ 6n the 2?d tpst one BLACK HOR,r MULE
npou I'VE ye rs old, with wnte nose, IN fue order
nhirs onyhis blek the MARKS OF a cart siddIe. The
aooys reward w,ll DO paid for him with evidence 10
CONVICT the thlei If stolen, and taken up twenty.
nve iollats viii he paid for his delivery to LAG.
hVhN. HERRiNi CO., Accommodation " hart
ouBuS' 20 4. ga. -,
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scsI ano touulD.

OsT, A SMALL MEMOn&NDUm
IL BOOK. between Market aud Vanderhor.t's
VIVA Nou.e to any one but the owner. A suita.
august 81 II
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Ing their ordera at THE NEWS JOB OFFiCE. No.
lao East Bay. ''b@s> y ~ ~ w.
ENOH sALE. OLD NEWsPAPNHs IN
y any quantity. PEice Is cents DER hundred.
me cheapest wrappinu paper that can be used Ap.
plS 81 the ofnee Of fHE NaWS. March / =
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Gsu atinnal.

HiGH sCHOOL OF CHAR, EsTON.-
III The Exercises Ct ihis Ipshtution will be re.
sumed on MONDAY, September 9th. Thorough IN
strrc.ion given III LATIN, GREEK. FRENCH q ar
MAN. MATHEMATICS, and the hi CHER branches OF
ENGLISH. =
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No extra charge for FRENCH, GERMAN O; STA.
TI0NEnY. ~. -
". R. BIEaMAN. A: NJ, Principal. .
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August 23

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r EsfOvAs.-THEUN UN d DEHsIGNE -
~ n.es pleasure Ia annonnoing 10 bis pi,rons
tcat ne has removed hia 8ols Water N nufn ctory
tiom tt no. oh2 ktng;street to No t6 HASkL REE,
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to receive the same IN tue sam. uaea.u at IL nav
= aee' i-it OIL. .K0RSAHREN3 ~
Sods Water Manufactorya b
1H1suo. ~ thstuS| No 66 HSse-street-
RRdLiP SCH, OK N, DE.LHN m
~ 1IIMOh>FtD AMI TRINMINGS,S has Removed
70 70 me- former atofe. No All KrS HrR OBJ o.
80 '''n'eet' august ~
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Mus. EDwaRD b. yYHIrn,s tNG.
Il ISH AND FRENUa BOARDING SCHOOL
tF"R YOUNG LADIES removed 10 No. so West 42d
street, opposite Reservoir Park sew York rity,
Reierenres B,thop Potter, Now. York; bishop
DAVIS outn Carolina; Rev. W. q. Brantly. Atlanta
Ga Professor Henry, 6mthsoftln Ins itute; Gene.
ral Wade Hampton. South Carodnn; WV. Corcoran
Washlnst n. D c.; Presd.pr Middle on Charleston
College; Professor charles rayIes. New York; w. Gil.
more himms/ South Carolina; Pro,essor Bartlett,
West Point Military Academy. .;1.s ~. .-1.- -
August "a pAo n.
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EUKMAx UN!vEHsIrY. ga &c &c n.
~, r. VILLE, 8, Che next SO sion OF this INsrI.
TUITION Will open the 10Th .eptember, and continue
forty weeks without intorulsslon. 5-7 - T-7'-'o
. Three years' scholarshfps may be obtained oo, "A.
TONED on the payment Of thirty dollars nnnu,lly
Tor three ycsrs and entitlinp the holder OF soho
schoh, ths payment Of the incidental fee OF Ave
doliars. Except 70 holders Of Scholarships. the
charge for tuition for the will be sxty doIIsrS
and nye dollars for incidental expenses. For In.
strucuon In Prsstcel Chemistry, or In Modern an.
gpages. there will 30 40 extrI Charge to be reeua
ted by the size OF The class
The reanlaft Schools embrace Mathematics and
Mechanical Philosophy, p, ,oessor JUD ON: Latin
LanguiGe aud Literature Professor fADHR, Greek
Le,n0uage u, Professor NTH; Chemistry and Natu
raj Philosophy. Professor sRRIS; .oQic RIB, foric
FURMAS, -S>-''o'
DR.; sABgR will instruct in aormap. French and
Spaniah. 81. 80 f.'7CI y = - AN A.1
Goo, poardina exclusive Of lights and wasbiu ul1,
can DO obtained at about SIS per month. =. %.
crossing the subscriber 80 -. :.
b = Me- O. aFURMAN.. y,
nu8us' 10 IL President.
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LNOK SALE, THE DEs,ftABLE uscsI-
II DENGE. near Hampstead NIall-tho Houae
and Lot. No. 81 America-stfcet, one door south al
blake, on east tide OF said s'-oet The Lot measures
IN front on :mercIatrect e5 feet inche. IN don th
100 feet moro or less, with the portion OF tho
lot on the south, say - feet - Inches. On til
prev ises Il substantially Quilt twO half storv
wooden wellIng brick fnundation containing
Ave squire rooms, with ga, fixtures IN O, der q
dressing room. pantry and finished attics and dou.
PIE paH1a. all ro7ere1 with heavy tin lately repa,nt
o and private stairwayj aso I Eo story Kitchen
with Tour 'ooms, .oaohouse. Stable md n $ loft
&C.; also an extensive cistcrn, built with fitnrtna
wall, an coed wei OF choos spring water. each
iurnt'he1 With q o,odern ump. An open feuco 10
front. Win ev rIreen hedge, also flower garden In
'front.' extensive vino. OF choice grapes now 10 fulI
bearing, vegetable garden and fruif trees compris.
lpa @ sweet orange neota ue. peach plum. fig, &c.
Possession can bs gwen immediately.
, For terms. DO. a. ply to EDWaHD C.THaRIE
NO. Gilon.street. near Old Poslotlco or on the
premises. ...n,.--S a. is ..,--, August 10.
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luOES BUYERS WILL FIND 1T To
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
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A i'tt[a -, SALM. AT No. 3s M R-
n h-'-~i -. near Meeting. one DONKEY,
with 49, ess1 Will be sold on 1uesd ,y
3ltt instant Can DO between the hours OF A.
ST ard P. II. ~ Anonat an
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AUGUST is p.o amos q.
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D EtL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OILERS
III y ses TO reut, can have their Placlrts,
e. he lowest rates and In the newest
Q .u Ur.. of type. at IHE NEWS JOB Of
/ Ar N.. 81. NJ Ray.
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WAETED, ,PHGroaRAFHs TO COLOI,
W IN THE --LATEST STYLE Orders promptly
attended to IL accompanied with written directions
As to Hair. Eyes. Ribbon. &c. and left at No. ITO
EAST BAY, or F0GARTlE'S CtrculaaDg Library In
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NNJhNTED, A SINGLE ELDERLT WO-
w MAN 10 mind childccn. Apply at No. 20
REID.STREET, between ~ and 2 o'clock.
August 81
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ITO RENT, THE PLEASANTLY sIR6J.
l. ATT d threo and a ha,f story RESlDENCE. No.
SO smith. street, near vanderhorst. Apply at No. O
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NTANTED, FIVE OR SIX GOOD EN-
w BROIDERY wOBKERs. Applicants wi!
please bring samples of their work to McLh1N's
LADIES EMPORIUM. No. 433 Kiug-strcet, noaI
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lNOR SALE, -FOUR MCCARTHY ROL-
i LER GINS, secoud hand, but little used
Premium Farm Grist Mill, "Proseus" Patent
Hand-pouer Nieel Grist MIL
i8 Ploughs, OF varied anu most approved pstterns
oil hut little used. nm nt low prices -. :
! Cotton eaker
good condition.
Apply to CAMERON, BARKLEY CO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
August9 e -.t I1no
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A II PR1 VATE SALE, THAT FINE
IA STAND with fixtures for Grocery corner
calhoun and East Bay streets, No. SO. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu Jauuary oI