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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-20
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

TALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
IL to the North. East, and West, ota the Rich
Carrying the United states mail twice daily. Ele:
giant cars with new patent sleeping chairs on au
trains.-The through trains on this road are now
run from the depot corner Byrd and Eighth
s'fTSe' The DAY D. iY'G GTHRoraH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily ct 1l:i5 A. NJ, arriving iu NASH
ington at Gas P. NJ. connecting with The early
afternoon express trains for the North, East, and
The NIGHT THROUGH NAH. TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleepiug chDrs
attached, leaves Richmond daily tsundays EXCEPT.
@ 5 s5 ~ ryng In e.ry sl.s e
Both STEAMERS stop at AIexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for milford
and all way-stations leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets at $3.50 p. III. Returning
Through tickets and through baggage checks to
For further information and through tickets,
and Eighth streets. shockoe BilI and at the ticket
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets -
J. ,. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent;
YXYINTER sCHEDULE.-RIcHMoND
w AND PETERsBuRG RA1LRoAD:-.0pn On
trains over this road viii be run 20 70 fallews h
n ami With
car attached, will leave Richmond daily at 4;io p.
H., and Petersburg daily at $40 A. M. (SundAys
lhs 4; n. train viii not leave b, glshmopd on
Passengers for Norfolk will take the s:ss P. NJ.
train, running through daily. -s 2
The passenger pa sem ere Coach attached to the coal train
viii leave Clover Hin at IA. u, and returning,
leave Richmond at 2:4o p. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thurs
''0 ~ ~ THOMAS H. WYNNE,
lie Superintendent.
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DOWHATAN STEAMB0ATsafHMai
L CoMPANY.-steamers STATE ~ tsadfG'siassa.
reltnhle and safe route to Baltimore, eayannahs
Boston. and the West. st.-Tri-weekiy line TO Bslii.
more making close connection With steamers 10
Phi,adelphta.-No charge for wharfage, drsyage,
or foru uard1ng aud no transhipmenI OF goods be-
tween Aichmond ana Raltimore.-Leayes Baltt-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SA-
TURDAY Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every Gay Except Sunday up to
saloon. ststeroom, and passenger Accommodations.
Fare. 82; meals and stateroon extra. For freight
or passage. apply TO
HAEVEYs & WILLIAMS. Agents.
au 10 Commercial Block.
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received Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturday,,
from Ia NJ. to 81 r. NJ. for Norfolk, Pertsinoutn,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on
James river, at reasonable rates. ~.
Freights for way landings must be prepaid.
In consequence OF the mail being discontinued
at Grove and Brandon Point wharycs, the steamer
will not stop ut those landings. -- a
Apply to L. X. TATUM, Agent,
IN 20 Office steamers wharf.
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SHIPPING.

EOR PHILADELPHIA - The lAss
II fine steamer j. W. EVERMAN, osessAseAsSsa
Captain VASCS now lying st her berth in Lhe
dock, will receive freight for the above port TIL
FRIDAY the 22d instant, at IL O'Clock. Freight
taken for Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage TO
philadelphia Including meals and stateroom, $40
! W. 2. PORTER, Agent,
10 On at = Office No. 2425' on the Dock.
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FERTILIZERS.

II doNS No. PERUVIAN GUANO,
lIs t IiFecl from Government agent now landing
-a'e ny ia iSI LEE. Seldom Il 90.
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V'o sH1PPERs.-sTATo NsEss.1::;sssh :.5;,sshs
4 & HILLS LINE OF BOATSENs 20
are now making regular trips. Goods received for
all points on the canal between Richmond, Le11ng-
tom and Buchanan-boats leaving three times per
week Office on Basin bank and Eleventh street,
We solicit the patronage Of our friends ana the ~,
pabic generally. Goods will be received az al
FINES at our Office. ,,,>r
INIOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-The JAMES
IN RIVER TOWING AND THANsPORTA-
TION COMPANY are now prepared 70 lighter 20,
bacco, salt, and all other merchCndse, lumber ano
wood, to and from City Point, Norfoik, ana re-
tersburg, and all landings on James river, on our
new and elegant BARGES just built. For freight,
anply to D. 8. LEFFLER, General Agent
'ff. 'ff',.." - or to CR0WELL Il CURRlE,
de 7-s,n corner Eighteenth and Cary streets.
.NJogIeg TO sHIPPERs.-The ooste Of
lT the JAMES RIVER [ Nd KAEAWHA ca,
Nal CCAPANy win leave the deck as 9s1s
promptly at Is n. on TUESDAYS THb seja1s
SuG 9lTURDAYG. 2s.at - - .:.t.a
freight and s3ils on goods FOR ITnchburS sad be-
sond collected deltyerT, or prepaid, 81 tas op-
ston OF the shipper. Freight received and ae'
lfyerad ct mg othce, on the docS.---
Way freight VIII net be delivered iii caseges are
ptid. - E&"A
Doata locked and inspreti.
( dell fg kuT ALL Oioiio<s' ANea''
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I CQMFCRT-&AWEiD AND SPLIT
4 L.-vtMr&.-SAWED Vi OAK
ANJ ZINE WOOD, 4 load equal TO half cord.
STEAM SPLIT OK A&D FINE WOOD. to
kindc, nat uuly here. Wood NIL length all dry,
extra quality. And cheap rs the cheapest. 4
NkfLFUAr. Cur'lEc the hest. Choice BTU
HiNU1.S asd AM li&hi IT. COAL, Order at
pump aud ft" tac.oTy south sid. Basin, or WAT
hlN$. CuTIEELt. i CO., a%iD and Thirteenth
Streets to II =. =. y ATKINS.
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BANK ERS.

7 ANCAsTER & CO., "
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
30. lll3 MAIN STHEAT, RICuMoND, VA.
BROWN, LANCASTER 4 Co,
BROKERS,
No. 30 South street. Baltimore, Maryland.
hNCASTER, BROWN u CO.,
BANKERS AND BROkERS,
No. 70 Nassau street, New York.
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4 NIH&A2lTE COAi..-l have on hand
Il Loe0 tpls Li'kHEkjGY ErD. Ash EGG
aat SJ'FNL rGE l., @V1 tu-'t> SEASONED tfh Il
A.4 FINS WuOH, also. AiHIGJliIAN LJMr
a-| ~NlTii> GAL, which S!n prepared 20 sell
q. t@r i.wc.. uarkct rates.
t"Y,,- CarI..u ui ~V9cut,euth aut Dock et:eats
ard --yr.treu,l between Malr nnd Cary streets.
tu,t " ~" EtE-:lf.T'S
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY 90, 1885
Sun nrises..........7.O5 Moon sets. .l2.C
Sun sets...........4.55 High tide, A. NJ. o.!
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DlrUMINouS AND ANTHRACITE
Is rOAL.-- Nj LOTHIAN, LUMP, II IL
|CsgAGX and SMITHS; RED AND " Hirt
HsH .N1HESCIEE EG1 AID STOVE. pre-
,r,r,f sIzcs: OAk $50 iNF WNOb, season d
t~F. or 81 red. ON hand, supply Of above % sn-
rr-t.,r guaiil!cS ana NJ loves, IaicS. Families.
lGn!rl' s. ard works hops Supplied. Shipments
~ river. canal, or railroads. promptly attended
>. y! HEKI BLAIR Il CO.,
fourteenth street hear Mayo's bridge.
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STEAMERS.

EOR NORFOLK, PORTS-ffTsIst
Z MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR dsiziss<sssss
LANDINGS ON THE JAMES RIV En- tne last
and elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOX, Cap
ttan Il. 9. CLIFFORD, leaves her wharf at Rockets
for aboye-named places on MONDAY, ,WED55
returns on Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday. /.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time TO con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and poinIs
North. #s n"
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
of steamer. a. 8".ags ..
Eare tn Norfolk Ra E1. hasa. ..#a ..##l fE#NE tEeL.
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l1UE&r COAL.--No. ] CLOVER HILL
[ Ir.aED coal, IS per losd delivered. his IS
9r.t.rStc c nj tor c"okla% purpo cS. Also, besj
"ygH H!.I. i.F>r. ENIL. kVSHsGs,
- syisyH>,' coal, a. lose est market rates
"" :. Il. ilrSGoMB.
,,1S-1m corner of Scvcnth and &yrd streets.
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We are glad to see that the Georgia Press
is at last moving in earnest for the estab.
lishment in that State Of a general news
paper system Of cash payments. Credit
has always been the bane Of journalism at
the South, and it is high time that the
Southern public should be made to under.
stand that the newspaper, like the post
Office and the telegraph, can be properly
conducted only upon the principle of emo
ney down" The NEWS has long ago
adopted the cash system in it's business,
and is at this time one of the few journals
in the Cotton States which rigidly enforce
1t. Indeed, the low rate at which this
paper is published renders it essentia, that
no losses be incurred by tho accumulation
Of bad debts, which were an inseparable in
oident to the old system. We'trust that our
Georgia ootemporaries will carry out their
intention without delay. We can assure
them, from our own experience, that it is q
step that they will never have cause to
regret.
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The Southwest Looking UP.

The New York Journal of Commerce has
advices 'front.' the cotton region of the South
west, which. report the bottom lands i'm
proving in price, in expectation of the arri-
val Of Chinese labor. A real estate agent
in Mississippi writes that the price Of plan
tations along the river has advanced from
twenty-five to fifty per cent within the past
few months. Similar inform alton comes
from several points in Louisiana. The cot
ton crop in these two States promises very
we'll, and the planters are intending to in
vest their surplus in the purchase Of more
alluvial lands, to be ready for the Chinese
immigration which, it is thought, will be
under fair headway by the next season.
In Louisiana it is proposed to set large
force Of Chinese at work, as soon as they
can be obtained, upon the rebuilding of the
levees--whioh arc now in sadly dilapidat-
ed condition. The levees Of Mississippi arc
fortunately in . much better state. They
have been flashed to theextent Of two hum
dred and fifteen miles, and but ten more
await completion. To do the remaining
work it is proposed to raise $500, 900 by q
tax Of one cent per pound on the new cot
ton crop, and also by email land tax We
are happy to record these evidences Of en-.
terprise and renewed hope in the South
west.
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Mcm pEDl,fal,ous.
ID SSELL'S BOOK ~TOVsE.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS. &c.

TIE POLT AND THE PAL TER, or Gems of Art
and Song. with ninety-ntne large steel engrav.
ings, imperial 8vo. morocco, 500
TENNYsON's ENID Illustrated by Gustave Dore, TO-
lilo. IN H. elegant binding, $40.
TENNYsoN's LooKsLY BALL, illustrated by Hennesy,
,, octave, So.
GRAI's ELEaY. with seventeen fnelv colored draw
tngs and Photographic reproduction CT the
original manuscript, 4to $6,26.
WAYsIDE PosIEs. original Poems of country life,
edited by Robert Buchanan, with forty-seven
illustrations. 4to. $40
THE BIRD. by aIichelei, illustrated by two hundred
and ten exquisite engravngs bv Giacomelli S6
CHRIST IN SONG, or Hymns of Immanuel selected
from all ages by Philip schaf, d. D., Svo, cloth
Glli extra, SO.
CowPER's ABLE TALK, and other POEMS beauti.
tuly illustrated by the most eminent English
Artists, volume, 4to S3
STORY WITHOUT AN END, from the German of Ca,
rove, large Alto. with fifteen beautiful pic.
lures, in imitation of water colora, 81 81.
CHRIsTMAs CAROL. by Charles Dickens, with thirty
illustrations by Eyt1nge, small 4 octave S.
ScoTIA's BARDs, the choicest productions of the
Scottish Poets, beautifully illustrated 8vo, 81
MAR,iroN. by Walter scott with fifteen Photographic
illustration SO.
LAYS OF THE holy LAND, from ancient and moder
writer's, with sixty-three illustrations, 8vo 50.
CHAMBERS BOOK OF DAYS miscellany OF popular
antiquities, two large volumes, royal 8vo. 50.
Tie above arO all in elegant buildings
January
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The men who have made the importation
OF Chinese laborers business, seem in ND
wise frightened away from the new and
rich field for their operations now opening
at the South, by the talk e prosecutions
for the alleged violation Of the laws Of Con,
gress. The telegraph tells us that repre-
sentatives Of two leading Chinese companies
Of San Francisco have accepted an invita-
tion of Chicago commercial party to &C.
company them to Chicago as guests. After
ge-Aa theS -;M -is:. Me- yc-k end c.he-
Eastern cities and thence proceed to the
Southern States, and give their atrent1on
tn the Chinese immigration question.
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Erie KahrOad are dOwery indeed. CUPID and
rosy Dymphs appear In frescO, elegant chandc-
Iicrs hang from tho ceiling, $500 Office chairs
supply ropose. walnut and gilt desks convoni-
ences, lofty $500 folding doors allow privacy and
$1,000 washstands ablution. A Pompeian rich-
ness. a maze OF magni6cence surround every
thing. Mr. Fisks private Office Is only equalled
in it's gorgeous appointments by MIR. Jay
Gould's, and both are unique. A restaurant s
oae OF the appurtenancee, and the whole build
ing, which was theatre. is now palace.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial, in noticing the
circumstance that the finding of the military
commission in the Yerger case had been sent
to Washington for approval. remarks s'Now.
as the sentence in any case short of capital
punishment would have needed only the an.
proval OF the commanding general of the dis
trict-General Ames-in this case. We can ar
rive at but one conclusion, namely, that the
plea OF insanity has not availed; that the COM
mission did not find for either Of the lower de-
grees ct crlme-iiustifabe homicide, or man
slaughter-but that 1T has found that the kill
ing OF Colonel Crane was murder, and the pun
ishment awarded death"
The New York Herald says of Boutwell's
late letter on the coolie question: ut is mani
fest that the Secretary of the Treasury over
looks or ignores the fact that the prohib,tory
law to which he alludes makes mention only (
persons and vessels transporting Chin ase
coolies froA Cainese port to some port
foreign to the United States. There is nothing
to hinder thu sons or the Celestial Empire any
more than the sons of Erin from being vel.
coined here in hundreds and thousands as
voluntary immigrants. Nor can there be, any
moro objection to their being brought here
through the agency Of companies organized
for the purpose than to the importation OF
Germans through similar instrumentalities.
Mr. Boutwell,. therefore, we may hope, will re-
wise some of his opinions on the introduction
of Chinese labor into the United States, and
Withdraw his opposition to its inevitable ulti-
mata succaaa
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CT. OF . U ID "A a # E l. !.

ThlS VIEW AND COMMOL IOUs HOUSE. Local.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-socond.street
a1vantages over all other houses for Che sc
conmodauop ofits guests. II was built expressly
sor nrst-clsss family boarding house--the roome
& 0sno large and on suite. heated by s,eam-wi,h not
nd cold W ter. and furnished second TO n Ioe: whs
tho culinary department 10 f the aost expercnssd
nands. anording guests an uneqnalled table. ~.
One 0r Atwood's Patent Elevators 10 aiso smono
guests at all h0ufs Hss4@VfN -'t'T - ~ -, -
The broadway and University Place Cara pass the
Goor everv four minutes, rnnnins frorn the Citx
Hal to Central Paik, while the sixth ai.t eventh
Avenue lines are but shor. block on either SIDE.
smorang ample facilitles forcammun.cating With all
ne depois. steamboat landngs. olaces OF ar use.
MDME ~ HULLEY. Hroprictors.
aIch a. tiF3' ~ 6nl0S
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I" 1Hs commercial travellers" Of the North.
eln o''ies are excited and rather Disguised
a. inc action Of the Maryland Court Of Ap-
peals last week. IN sus' aiming che Judgment
ol tne Criminal Court AZ Baltimore. impos.
ing . hne OF $40O upon Elias Ward, q sam
pie Jersey drummer. for peddlip1 ~. ~, /,
2 state hcense: u l. even said that the
question will be carried up to. ths rni;sa;
States Supreme Court. ,s8
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Authorized Capital. $500, 900
FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter 500 900 paid into the In
surance Department of Georgia according to law
for the benefit of the assured in this Company.
stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen of
Georgia.
purely Southern Company allowing only six
per cent OF Its earnings to the Stockholders; the
rest o f the profits divided among the Policyholders
on the contribution plan.
Fire Department has been in successful opera
ton for six months, and has already accumulated
handsome assets.
Life Department in full and successful operation
and vieing witn old companies in its success.
All OF Its POLICIES non-torfetable. and of every
description OF Life and Endowment, together with
an annuity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place of residence or
occupation.
Women insured On same terms as men,
Loans half Of Its premiums. No notes taken.
w. LAWTON, President.
J. c. McBURNEY, Vice. President.
b. J. LIGHTFOOT, Secretary
u r. MoCAY. Constituting Actu, '.
T. b. WRIGHT, Examining Phys. ian FTsSo
This Company is now prepared to take risa. either
IN the.Fire or Life Departments, and sor It's ehare
OF the patronage of the city and State.
j. q. HOLMES, Jr..
General Agent for South Carolina.
Local and Travelling Agents wanted in all arts OF
the sta'e. Liberal commissions allowed. Applica
lions TO be made to j. g. HOLMES, Jr., Genera
Agent, No. IS Broad-street. Charleston, S. @.
July 81 p&c wfm
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Gou atismal.

TINivEhsI1Y OF vTwGHyIA..-Trsm N
~ Session OF this Institution commences annn.
ALI on tho first day Of October ant continues, with
ont interruption. TIL the Thursday preceding the
The organic ltion oY the Institution is very COM
plee embracing extensive aud thorough courses
or instruction IN LITER AZURE AND SCIENCE.
and n the Professions Of Law Medicine aud Engi.
elusive OF the OF text books and clothina ana
pocket money, amount 70 about 1855 per ses.
sion o. nine months; aud Of the Engineering or
MEDICAL Student TO aoont 1895. uf which Gums re.
specnvelv. S220 or S250 10 payable aomssloD ana
fho balance In the pRogr6ss or the session. - m
For details send for atsl0Ruo s. trss
h r O., "Univ .rsity Of Virginia.
g.ssas n,{ q. MAUpIN.
.synly "a limo c Chairman OF the Esculty.
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Hen 1publifat ons.
D0OK BUYERS WILL FIND lr IA,
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO oONsuLT ru1s
CATALOGUE.
tt e. 3 itt ~
The List viii be Changed ut least Once a waek
NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS
oRsALEAT e4
FOGARTlE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY
Hem publifat ons.
Catalogue No. III.

Catalogue No. III.
MuRRAY's ADvEN TUREs IN THE ADIRoN.
TIE PHYSIOLOGY * OF f,US1s' WoMAM ana an; her n,..
eases ca from Infancy to Old Age. The Preservation
OF OF Female Health. &C., &C., by c. Morrill, hi. D..
PAPERS FROM OVER THE WATER, o sarles az
RsssVe VEN m Surge, 6y SINCLAIR Tonsey
reference the United states, by Theodore ~Iu ~
Wo11lsey % D. D.. L. D.. President Of Yale College.
FIVE ACRES TOO MUCH. The Question ., pro
mt and Loss in Amateur Farming. advice 70 tho 80
aoont purchasing small places, &c, by r. r. Roose.
EIGHT YEARS wANDER1Nas IN cEyroS h,
sir .amuel W. Baker. 81 50. -
n;n. SkEyGHEs vcHEa OF y 70 young COUPLES. YOUNG La
story sae ood nns. BY the BeoHse. Mssss
oaocKsa s TaE Y cIo%a IScSS - Sc S.,e o.. NV. !.
Benz; mio51Y Clarke ,v illustrated: g So y
a AYkAR,s LESION FROM THE PSALMS. for tbe
use OF Sunday schools. BY J. Worcester. " cents.
New Books OF London Religious Tract
sooloty. &
BEHTTE'S BIRTHDAYpkEsEN r. OR PATIENCE
REWARDED. Is cents: Kate and her Brother. 80
ps oufs s1s s 9 Ss oa1sa LED 5 Ss
Panoramic Views Bible Pen Pictures. and n tor =;
Joseph, 50 cents each: Heroes and MArtyrs Of the
Dr. Watts Moral Songs hnd Hymns. illustrstesl b :
10 0ard. beauti,Illy colored 81 cents.
,,,t, mhE ihUs We 70 Jan BY Rev. D. Fulton, to
IeE METAPHORS OF 81. PAUL. by John 8.
A9Tson Mo p r. Rran Of nr9; Chester Is q 50
| FABLES by Rslsion. OF the British Museum 90 80.
util NHlNA A. AND iHE odis ESE, bv Rev. John t.
Sevns ToM sRoWn EsVFs a'sssoRay ssan " Cha
.aoM BRowNAr oxvoRp, Sequel 70 schoo,
The FIRST FIFTY YEARS OF TEE suxnAv y
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n "A II 4 10 TO N IN o II IA l.
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FlRST-CLAsS HOTEL. SITUATED m 4
location. and In the business portion Of the
CIV renders tt the most desirable Hotei for either
permanent or transient guests. he Recommendations
are ed having extensive suites of elegantly
~ .arnshSa "a apartments ioe f,mihes d single gentle.
nixn n. reputation e. joyed BY the "Ohareston' as
nrst class mouse, ana no effort will be spared to de-
rs OF the liberal patronage hereto.
The best Of Live accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment - - ""
The house T. supplied With the celebrated Ar,e.
sian water OF which deis ish'ful baths can be hud
o"nGr uay or night X. u. JACKsOH, VIA
0Usy 40 PrOnriefnr
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!mesttWss.


CnANL;ISTOH TYPOGaAPH1CAL
UNION. No. 49,
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
AZ ,n.t 81 !: yo"r Union; THIS lIaturday) EVENING
general attendancs of the members 1s desired
as the womnfttee on the Revision of the Constttu-
ton will submit their report
July 81 G. ADAMS Secretarv
HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
y>HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS
l. stsoc alton will b. held ut Masonic Hall, THIS
EvsNINa, jay 3lst at ght clock.
Z he reasurer will receive the dues from stock
hold' rs during tue day his office, No. 1877 Acct
inG-stree,, and ut the 81 I'll in the .ening.
July 81 JOSEPH WHILDEN, treasurer.
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.Amnesments,

A GnA Ni' TABLEAeX EXHIBITION
NJ L A De CON ERT
Will be given at MILITARY HALL, under The aus.
pices of the
ASHLEY FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
OF CHARLESTON.
To commence ON
Monday Evening, asth instant.
And continue for ten successive nights.
Admission only 25 cents. Children l5 cents
Tickets can be procured at the door,
Ihe patronage Of the public is most respecfullv
solicited, the Committee has pledged them selves
to spare no pains III making this one of the most
attractive entertainments of the season. Refresh.
ments at city prices.
Doors open at 7. Performance begins at halEpast
O'Clock Change CT performance each evening.
s. X. GRANT Leader.
I. 8. DENNISSON,
July ~ Chair man Committed
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pissulutiou Of Gopartarrship.

NJ OTICE.-v HE FIHrI Or III. III. HAR.
Charleston County, l. hereby diss olved by mutusi
consent oy the withdrawal Of H. g. AvANT one Of the
presented within the next ten days to H. q HARVEY.
Moncks Corner. Northess ern hailroad and all per.
sons Indebted to the Arm Will please make payment
TO any one OF the partners either of whom are a,,
thorized to receipt for the same - -
,.,o, H.H. HARVEY,
T-Suiy u y ~ II. q AVANf
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Go Reat.

!yNO KENT. THE PLEASANTLY sITu.
AIEn TWO AND A HALF srORY RESI-
DENCE. No. Qadsden- street. oppo .tte Went wor,h
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL. n
EAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
- navtng houses to rent, can have toeir Placafds.
&C.. Prlnteo a. the lowest rates and in the newest
and neatest styles OF type at THE NEWS ToR Ne ne
FICE. No. lAa East Bay O'
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II E M - " A L.---SrMAUSS q vANCr.
~ have removed to the S.ore No. l49 MEET Ma.
si aEEI opposite the Charleston Hotel Formerly
Ioccap,ed by Messrs. newinR. Thaye A Co. where
DRY ana FANCY GOODS. limo Jmlv -