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Home sss British Honduras.
FIR ZEE FROM TAXATION.


The PUTNAM IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION, 1im.ed)
OF Belize British Honduras has be founded laws
of thst Colony with CAPITAL rOCK of $500 OD coin
in 500 shares Of 500 each The Association has
OF the Colonial Government 500 miles
Of territory comprising Of the choicest SUGAR TO-
BACCo, CORN, ROE and CAcAO LANDS In the Colon
The Assoc alton win sell to each Family yin locate
upon and occupy the land btween tn and 18th of July
next M serss a. 20 cents per scre payable in Five
rom a te OF settlement without interest Tne Association
Will donsts 70 every Parent and Child Of each Family who
date Of one share Of the Associations Stock
value OF which will be greater than the price paid for the
lsnd An Adult Male Member Of each Family. who will
ocate up cabin and clear enough proyis biz
Fan ily, viii be recognized a bona fde setter
These Lai ds viii produce from three hogshead, of
Sugar without cultivation Sugar Rolling can be
carried during eight months Of the year. Two Crsps of
Tobacco Corn, Rice Plsntans ard many Of Veges
bes an be made in The country thy and white
men can work to better advantage In the months than
In the Southern States These facts demon sy he
experience OF 5cO souherners settled in the Co
NO Family should go that has not sucsnt for its
support for twelve months after locating the
be steamship Mexico win leave New Belise on
Ih OF r. bruay the steamship Trade Wind Path
feou.y and make the trip 10 ave sig DIS First csls
passage $40 (zreenback SIS The Trads Wind
make q month trip if
Communications should be addressed to the undersigned
Orleans. '
JAMES M PTITNAM
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COnttn fsed .arrtruLs

NEW GOODS AT e. LIBER MA MS
FOURTH DISTRICT
Cheap Dry Goods store and Cor set Fmpor,um
We are now opening NEST elegant line OF
LIGHT ALPACAS. MoZAMBIQUEs
BAREGES, CHALLIEs
GRENADINES, PERCALEs Etc
which we offer at the LOWEST RATES, aud d. play nsw
and attractive inducements in
British Hosiery, Hoop Skirts. Parasols Kid
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Etc.
Direct special attention extremely large vaietv
GENUIsE FRENCH CORsETs,
or our own Importation for which have the advantage
under rating in price other house the city; also on
hand small lot Of these extra finish British HOSE most
superior quality, slightly aged at ST. worth sla
e. LIBERMAN'S
585 Magazine, corner St. Andrew
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PhGnfr .uNfssaI Life Insurance
COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

EDISON FEssENDEN. PHnnpExr:
The "PHGNIx MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
invite attention to tie following Plans peculiar to
lst An the advantages an all CASH and half Note Com
papy. s ~''-T
End II party nsures to-day 5000 and pays
cash and note, ION tablet should be ale "a
morrow next week, next month, next year the FULL
snount OF the policy Is psd-$5 0o-and NO 0gCT ONs
Or NOTES. All notes returned divfdends never but
me assured receives IN cash the with diy
Srd. No restric'ion on Employment.
9Th The insured permitted reside IN .sv mart
tne 60 states Europe and the Southern portion 81
south America during any and all Of the yesr %
OF charge This has before offered BY sny
y o. s age without an extra charge varying $40 to
sou Tor every thousand dollars insured.
9TH Dividends In the PHGNIx have On and now ara
9Th The dividend 50 per cent on all ts tables II IN.
annual premium Is $780, the dividend is $50
n. always pays lite losses promptly and contests
9th AZ its policies are FORGETTING thereby no possible
9Th Ordinary Life Policies nonforfeng ser thr.s nav
Wents Tbe the policy in force for the amount Of
EVEN DOLLARS OF PREM UMs PAID bssdes nnany
otner great advantages The PHOENIX paid to widow.
anu oipesns $eVooo and never contested single claim
and has S40O QUO safely secured for like purposes
Jun It's losses have been met by The annual interest r
ceiVeo alone and surplus Of left over 10 ~.
general fund belonging to the insured
~ rsses OF Assurance are cheap any Company
Eth. 1T WILL NOT INSURE AN UNsoUND LIFE
GEO. 8. DARLING,
JOHN d. SCOTT, Local Agent. Aso-@
OffICk-nz canal. corner 81. Charles street.
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DIHDs

rlght The 9th instant at hslfpsst O'CLOCK
=. r Dueonge and Louise G. Eysssllenne WIN VI
Inc friends and acquaintsnce of the family are requested
without further invitation, to attend the funeral which viii
take place MONDAY MORNING. the 9Th inst st O'Clock
rem 'as residence o. Duconss, No. lSs Cussomhouse
street, between Dsu hin and Bourbon
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Just received should be read BY in need Of good and
cheap SHIRTS
WATER VALLEY, MISS. Jan 26 1869.
8. N. Moody, Esq.,:
Dear sir-I in receipt of the half don n Shirts or
dered in person some days since.
due you say have tried ons and am delighted
The word strong one but the Of ease and comfort
enjoyed through weln ting Sht usly finds the word
a expressive one +
You have my measure. and II easy on cotton
as am where 10 bu, shrtsn shoud ibid farewell to
every fear" Yours, etc., SEQ
Tbs original letter be seem and any quality and guam
tiiy Of the justly popular Shirts be had, from
SIX EXCELLENT sHIRIs FOR NINE
DOLLARS
to the finest quality and every description Of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
equally cheap, at
S. N. MOODY'S,
Corner Canal and Regal streets
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER IN EVERY STYLE
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Honor Where Honor Is Due.

And certainly due 70 Dr. J. WINTHALL late Of 0erma
ny and now residing at zig Canal street. In this city Who
short time has cured Of Severe Stsmmer
ana Suffering hence removed the Of all my
unhapPiness and impeachment my future progress IN
lie Many thanks 70 him Who fully deserves IT, which
B. MARTIN,
,,, Cabinet Maker. 50 Rampant street.
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II Card
TO SUGAR PLANTERS AND FACTORS.
Messrs AKIN DRUMkOND Of Louisville Eentnchv
invite all interested In the culture Sugar to the public az
hibitiOn Of the Louisville Southern Sugar Mil and the
New steam Evaporator,
Which will be exhibited working by steam making Sugar q,
the estsblhhment Of PETER ROSS, ESQ at thu corns,
PrJtania and Warrington streets, on MONDAY.
February sth The Mil makes Juice for two bsg,.
heads Sugar a day, and costs only 500 rbe Evan.
crater is made with Steam Pipes and thus obv.ses thu
culty that plain of where the fra eO.s ar.,,
In contact with the Evaporation Pan.
The exhibition commences 10 o'clock ard conpu,s ninth
4P n No postponsmeut sccouut ofrain
DIR. y. ". R0gers,s
s E @ ND CTURE
win DO Delivered
TONIGHT. SUNDAY EVENING, Feb. =.
IN ST. ALPHoNsUs HALL, |
Corner 81 Andrew and Magazine Streets ct O'Clock, asr
Evening Service in the Church
suBJEcr-'why an I casholIci or. The Capital De-
feet Of Ritusism.n
Tickets Fifty Cents.
Parties Interested
AcLAuGHLrS's SAsPnS PisrRicr orLprse
Col hAeAzrr ST., corner Of First street
Pattern Of made ORDER Plates Re sversd
, Won Rec cone red iss add
annsr ean hare Is taken 90 storage.
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Look Out HOWseheepers
1S4 Canal Street Open Again.
hesrs Levi Navra take pleasure announce 10 THAR
fTiends Heusek Restaurants Rarooms and Ste.m
bost thst they have at last procuring the
wees OF the welknown energetic and
their NSeA'1
B r A N CHI STORE
ia Canal Street. near Dryadna
Where the Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock Of
CHINA. GLASS AND oRocKERY WARE.
PLATED WARE AND TABLE CUTLERY,
TIN AND JAPANNED WARE
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
STOVES Of the best Make In the Couary especially IN.
"CorroS PLANT" all Of which win b, sold at thu old
maxim. "CHBAP FOR CASH"
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
MT Ofnsr viii ct all times found the pest ana spare
no time nor trouble to show goods and convince Wholesale
goods at - ~ 80 SAeAPe''
LEVI Sc NAVRA'6.
TIA Canal Street.
Wholesale Depot and Factory III PoYpRAs near Carop.
de ct Street ~ H
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Buy your cigars at the premium mandatory
Of Geo. Alces, ls5 Rampant street, below Canal,
New Orleans. Address lock box 24S. postofice.
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SAGE -Four Money i!

L
-zhEeITaa
| BUY BUCKS CELEBRATED
BRILLIANT COOKING STOVE.
1T is TIE MOST DURABLE. rHB LEAST CON-
PLICATED. MOST ECONOMICAL IN FUEL,
HAs GREATER CAPACITY. AND WILL
BAKE. BR0IL. AND ROAST
QUICKER, MORE EVEN
AND THOROUGHLY
ANY OTHER STOVE MADE.
THE BRILLIANT
Was awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUM ct III. e. Louis
Fair October 1868, the Fifth Time after actual trial
baking the BEST BREAD. with the LEAST FUEL, in the
SHORTEST TINE.
THE BRILLIANT
Was awarded the GOLD MEDAL Il the Louisiana State
Fair 1865 over all the Leading Stoves manufactured In the
United States, ss the BEST COOKING STOVE
OVER $4,000 Row IN CONSTANT USE
EAtirs satisfaetion to Every One.
BUY NO CHER, BUT &C to-
II. HALLER,
No. 40 Camp street,
He guarantees the ILLIANr or refunds the money.
soie Agent for Wallsce's Patent COMBINATION
CRATE.
Johnson s. Shields.
FRANK JOHNSON. THos. H. SHIELDS.
UNDERWRITERS,
GAR La Ia q ms TO HrR
NOS. eos. eos AND SO5 MAGAZINE STREET.
Between Julia and st. Joseph Streets,
Have constantly hand full assortment of METALLIC
BURIAL CASES and CAsKkTS ROSEWOOD MAHoa-
ANY. BLACK WALNUT and PLAIN C0FFINs
Bodies Embalmed. Dsnterred and Carefully Shipped.
Carriages hand for Weddings PARTIES Balls or other
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onsr our services for the disposal Of LANDED Pro
wnataon promptly gfvsn
LIVINGSTON, EGERT0N co.,
4. Ma - Liberty sxsst New York
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The F05l0sUtssg Letter.

CORNER CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-02

tho honorable senator OF South Carolina. who
has the credit OF organizing one OF our largest
schools, Was IN the Office or this schuOi but did
not visit the teachers as was his custom. Was
he too mortified A teacher said she designed
to show HIM her broken shoes. Another in
tended to point to her torn aud faded dress:
but one with the hope of reconciling her friend
to the selt-denial she was called to practice.
said. II have not money enough to buy a car
ticket" A fourth said, she would have to bor-
row ten cents to purchase paper Of needles,
aud the last saidsseriousy. Ct would borrow
ten dollars, if knew where to do 80, and when
would be able to return it,"
These things ought not to be. To the teach
ers thus tried South Carolina owes one hundred
dollars to each for four months service. fear
we will soon lose some OF our bost teachers.
Two or three OF those now in our schools are
already invited to other institutions for higher
salaries. know that institutions in the West
are Offering inducements to both male and fe-
m ale teachers. natives or ChArleston But
they would prefer to remain in Charleston.
humbled and degraded as she is Must they
be forced to go because our State cannot paw
them their pltiful salaries2 Let the people or
South Carolina and her authorities cay, No.
AN OLD CHARLEsTONIAN.
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July 15
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SHEltIFE,s SALE.

SHEKIFE'S SALE
BY virtue of Writ of Fieri Facas TO me dire,tsa ap
oelVered, will be sold TRIS DAY AMI 1OWOR-
ROW, the I'd and Sd days of august at no..hs..
corner or the Courthouse. between tho honrs Ss
II A: M. and O'Clock P. M. 1i' Oh
All the right, title and ntorest Of the desoudo,. T.,
aLOl OF LAND with a wooden Dwelling and ~ ~ .n
Ann street between Meeting and EIzsbeth.streos~
and known as No 49, measuring 43 feet front hv "aS
feet in depth. on' "y 7oo
Levied on and to be sold as the property q, To M,
Corcoran, at the several suits of F. r. o krac&e an%
D. Foley. ' ""~
At the same time and place
LOI OF l. ANb with the wos den Dwelling and I'm,
provements thereon. si uate on the south aide 0f
Canoun-street, and Known No. 1O3
Levied on and to be sold as tho propertv NJ T ~
Cnurcn under an execution IN the case of T. ana r.
Dawson vs Francis Dawson, administrator of + r
Church deceased. -
At the came time and place.
AL! the right, tile and interest OF the def.ndank
In oil that PIECE OR LOT OF LAND. sitmata as
the southwest corner OF Market and east Ba~
streets. ~ O"a
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF rhoma
n. Gadsden at the suit of John Horlheok at ay
Executors of J. @. Blum. " '
ALSO,
At the same time and plsce
Az the right title and interest Of the defendant I'm
LOI OF LAND. with d two story Brick House and
other Buildings thereon situate on the south silio
OF Marketstreet, and known as No. IT,
Levied on and to be sold as the propertv of r.
hn,ckmeyer at the suit OF Tycho Reenstjerna
terms 4eSs1,,s.n cssh E. W, M. MACKEY.
AuRust1 ma 500.
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TRANSLATION OF THE EDIsTo RrorERs. --THE
News has already published full account of
the recent riot on Edisto Island, during which
the negroes desired to swlng magistrate
from q beam. 1t will be remembered that
Sheriff e. w. M. Ma,key and tw, deputies,
Mushipgton and Reed, arrested P. p. He'd es,
Alfred Smith, Moses Brown, Roston Jenkins,
and Moses Gadsden. negroes. chare,nR thom
with being the ringleaders Of the riot. On
Saturday morning they were arraigned befreo
Magistrate DeLarge. icolored and an exa.ai-
nation commcdced. It will be resumed to-.
day. and Tomorrow will be published the
':rolnts OF the testimony elic,ted. v 81
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TO Tgp E1

CAMDEN. 8. c., July 26.
TO TER EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
In your issue of to-day you publish the fact
that MIR. Frank w. Ballard, the secretary of
the Security Insurance Company Of New York.
had made away with some $6s,OOO Of the funds
OF the company. The informed recognize i'm
med'ately that Mr.. Ballard is the Secretary of
the Security FIRE and Inland Insurance Com
pany. Those less posted, however, fall into
the very natural mistake that it is the Security
Life Insurance drd AnnuMy Company Of the
same place, an organization well and generally
known through the State, that is referred to.
AS this leads to mistake and consequent in
justice. which am sure you did not intend,
to the company Of which have the honor to
be an agent, will you specify, and oblge,
Yours, very truly,
ca. A. DESAUssURE.
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The Riot and tho Pla nters.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS

IO,THE EDITOR OF The NEWS.
The recent riot in Charleston is home
thrust to every cotton planter in the State.
The Mayor of Charleston is s'powerless" to
quell mob who insult and assail an uriarmed
party Of invited guests from neighboring
city. Will he not be powerless also to protect
the Gotten of the planter on it's way from the
cars to the wharves. from s'pickage and steal
age" to most extraordinary degree?
This view of the riot is respectfully COM
mended to the Board Of Trade. Verbum SAP,
&c. r.
Midway, July 20.
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BUILDING UP THE BUaNr DIsrRIor.-We are
pleased to learn that y B. A. Rodrigues ia
about to commence the constr uction ofa hand
some building on his lot in Meeting street. op-
posite the Circular Church. We have not vet
seen the plans. and cannot. therefore, say
whether it will equal the fine res dence that
graced that site, uatil laid in ashes By the
fire OF 1861. Mr.. T. J. KnauR, We believe, has
the contract. DR.. q. is known to be man Of
taste. and we may confidently, therefore, OK
pect the. new structure to be an ornament to
our principal thoroughfare.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-02

ARMIHa THE PoLroE.-We hear that hsre il
considerable discussion relative to arming the
police. We sincerely hspe that tn 8 wilt be
done; then tho police force will be able TO pre-
vent riot The negroes do not fear the clubs
OF the policemen, as their heads are formed by
nature to resist the influence OF such weapons,
and, besides, the sticks they carry or arm
themselves with are equally as effective as the
poiceman's club. Let the police be armed by
all MEANS
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DAILY NEWS.

LRrGcst tCirculntton.-THB BAILY NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
CoGNXzED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
CULATION IN THE CrTY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THK POSyOFF1CE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRovzS-
IONS OF TIE NEW POSTOFFYOE Law.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-02

A HINT FOR Dull TIMEs Take advantage
OF the great reduction in prlces. and prepare
1or the approAcniug business SEASON by nAy-
ing your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously
and cheaply done at The NEWS Job Offlce, No.
149 East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-02

WE WOULD call the attention of all who are in
want Of travelling or plain trunks, to call at
John Commins'. No. 1sl Meeting nearly
opposite Market His prices will be found to be
quite low. mth4 Julv %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-02

EDuoATIoNAL.-By reference to an adv ,r-
tisement in another column. it will be seen
that Madam A. Grard and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W.
Alexander propose devoting the months oi
August and September to private instruction
For further particulars read the advertisement
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-02

APPOINTMENT OF DETEor1vEs.-On Saturday
the Mayor appointed the following detectives
under the recently adopted ordinance: 8. j.
Coates. w. Y. Lovett, Joseph Truall, o. Levy,
N. A. Quinn and Benjamin Holloway. colored,
son Of Alderman Holloway, colored. Messrs.
Coates. Lovett and Quinn have been connect
ed with the force for some time
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-02

A CHILD FALLS OFF 0F A Piazza AND Is
AhLED.-On Saturday afternoon last, little
child Of MIR. Kennedy, residing on Spring
street, about eight years Of age. fell from the
piazza OF the second story to the ground,
receiving injuries which occasioned death q
short time af.er. It appears that the child
was playing on the piazza, and in looking over
to see who had rung The bell, lost it's balance
and fell. falling on it's head aud crushing in it's
skull
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-02

The ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, which the astrono-
mers predict for Saturday next, will be visible
in Charleston as o partial but nearly total
eclipse. and will begin at fifty nine minutes
past four O'Clock and end at ffty-two minutes
past six O'Clock, p. M. In portions Of the
counties Of Marion Marlboro and Chesterfield
near North Carolina, it will be total for few
moments.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-02

VALUABLE SEoURITIEs.-We call the atten-
tion of persons desiring to invest to the val
liable securities offered for sale in another
column by Mr.. A. Q. Kaufman, Broker, No. as
BrOad-street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-02

CusroMHoUsE. = We learn that Collector
Clark, Senator Sawyer and Gong cessmau
Bowen have decided upon the men whom they
prefer to be in the Customhouse, and have
sent the names on to Washington for approval,
confirmation, or something OF the kind.