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The Chiaese.

A Boston clergyman, Mr.. Abbott, who has
been studying the Chinese in ssn Francisco,
is strongly in favor Of their emigration to
this country He says they are all bound to
20 back to China, and will do it as soon as
they have little money. he remarks that
the Chinese character is 9 perfect incsrns-
ton Of non resistance. Il answers to the
ethics of the gospel in many ways. 1t
never renders evil for evil. Its chief glory
is meekness Of spirit. At first men abuse
and make mock Of this disposition, but
by-and BY it commands respect and the re-
mark is made that the Ohinsmsn is harm
less, therefore, leave him alone. The
writer observes that hundred different
branches Of labor are already dependent
upon the Chinese. They. are faithful to
their employers. They are apt imitstors,
and can do anything that Is shown them.
Tho writer regards them as an open mis-
sionary field. and says that hundreds OF
them are in the San Francisco Sunday
schools.
This is the intelligent, frugal, cheap in.
dustry that we require for the Low country
of South Carolina. II the pigtails are not
wanted in Virginia and Georgia, so much
tho better for us. We want them, and will
have them despite the dog in 'the-manger
policy Of soma Of our contemporaries.
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Januaryl 1V
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Tho 1nt.res. ON tho state Debt.

We are informed by the State Treasurer
that the. interest on the pubic debt is nearly
sll paid, and that the receipts at the tres
sury are largely in excess Of the payments.
Toe interest now unpaid cannot, We are In
formed, be called for until the principal
q interest uop.id previous to July 1.
1867, is funded uuder the aet OF 1855 wnen
the provisions of that act are csmp led
with, holders may present their claims,
which will be promptly paid.
We are informed that some FIVE hundred
thousand dollcrs Of State stock have been
converted in bonds under the act to provide
for the conversion Of State securities.
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goIfls.
GHA X l. Il TON n q r z l.,
CHARLESTON, soUEH CAROLINA
D1Ifls.

Tns FIRsf.CL ASS BorEL. SITUATED IN A
pleasant LOCATION and In the business portion Of the
CIT, renders It the most Gesiraole hotel for either
permanent OF trans ent guests. he accommodations
are unsarpas, ed having extensive suites n elegantly
furnished ap rtmepts 10. fmies d single sentle-
men The proprietor will endesvor 10 maintain tue
htah reputation joJcd by the charleston as a
fast class housr, ana Nd effort viii be Spared to de-
serve aontisuance Of the ibc.al patronage hereto
fore bestowed uponis
1he besI Of Live accommodation. will he focEd
adjoining the establi.hnen
he house | suppied with the celeb'at Artc
sian Wa:er OF winch dei-hfnl ba be cut be bad
e:tner day or n. sht. Z. II. K o.,
July Is Proprietor.
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TJFR INSURANCE. C0NpAN'

B X o o K L H'
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets over. ................".."..$l S00, 600
ISSUES ALL KIN IS OF LIFE AND ENDOW-
MENT POLICIE-. DivId HdS annu lily In cash.
ONLY Company having the Definite Guaranteed sur
reuder.yalue Plin Policies, worldwide. second to
no Company In the United states Tor stability iibe-
raity and economy.
Office No. al broadway, New York.
CHKIsTI.N ". BoUoK, President
WIN. NJ COLE. .ecreiay.
stIte Agency No. IS Broad-steet, second Floor.
Local and oanvassing Agents wanted throughout
the state.
Apply in person or bv letter 70
JAMES q. HOLMES. Dr.,
General Agent tor South Caroua.
July u mwf 6pos
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guratlon Of the new year. Dlssfected kspur.
licans in the camp proclaim without hesitation
their intention to have certain sliehts suffered
by them slnoe the present administration came
into Office remedied, and promise 40 end OF the
war when Congress meets unless ample satis-
faction be obtained for their grievances. The
Boutwell, faction, composed o: the ultra Hadi-
Gals. who favor continual prescription OF the
Southern people. and the election OF Boutwell,
to the next Presidency will, undoubtedly, pre-
sent strong front, and rely upon their leader
to rule the President in Cabinet deliberations
if possible.
Notwithstanding the heat, says the Pall
Mall Gazette the greatest activity is shown IN
pushing forward the structure erecting IN St.
Peters for the E;un anlcal Council. The ar
chitect, signor vssp,gnani. is dauy IN atter-
dance and he is kept at high pressure Dy tie
Pope. A circular has been addressed to the
bishops, enjoinlng them to choose coadjutors
to discharge the duties during their presence
at the council. l. was to give facilities for
such arrangements that the Pope nominated
so maby bishops in partibus in the last Consis-
tory. The council will suppress several rellg-
ous oroers and useless congregations. and
many communities OF women. 1t will also for
bid resiqse,l1 to accept the functions of parish
priests. requiring the last to be secular schol-
ars. Cardinal Mattel, dean OF the Sacred Col
lege, is dangerously i'll. BE lately made his
will, bequcathing his immense fortune to his
near relations. He leaves million OF francs
in gold aid half million IN notes.
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nISsOLuTION OF COPARTN E RsHIP.
- The Copartnership heretofore exst"g be-
tween I. l. ID. ISEEAN. No. 36l KtpR-slreet has
been dissolved b, mutual consent. Ina business
VIII be continued by ISAAC I>EMAN. at the same
stand who ussum, the liabilites of the old
August II wfm3* .& NJ. ISTM.N.
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CT. LOUD TEL.

IBIS NEwAND comNoi foUS HoUSg. uoEAl.
go coruer Broadway and forty.secoLd-sireei
possesses advantages over al otee- houses tor The a
con modatiou o. tts guests. It built expressly
for fr-t-cIrss family b"srdng house-ti'e rooms
being large and en- suite heated hy sieln-S,h hot
anu cold ter and furnished second to none; while
the culinary department Is In tht most e1peri'nred
hands. at riding gnests an uneqaaliad table.
One Of btwood's Patent Elevators IL arso among
the 'modern improvements" ano ~ fhe serves o.
guests at all hsurs.
The Broadwa, and University Plac- cara pass the
door every tour minutes, runnln1 from the 'fty
Hall 10 centri. PAX, while the sixth and eventh
Avenue lines are but ehori block IN either sine
aaordIng ample facilities for communicating WITH al
rhe depois, steamboat landings. "laces Of krusa
ment and business Of the great metropohs.
MORE & HOLLEY. Propr1otors.
March II 6nos
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TTNIvERsITY OF SOUTH CAROI.INA.
u The next Session win begin on the FIRST MON.
DAY n OcTUBEs, aud continue without iutermis.
eion, to the ensuing JuY.
-nvantages are offered at this Institution to Stu.
dents In Law the graduates being entitled to prac.
tice IN I, Courts Oh thi >tate;) n lie icine (the
course ofn st uctIon being extensive and thorough.
wi two witten examinations during the >esston;I
tn Engineering, Mathematics, Men-al. Moral I'd
Political Philosophy. story. Itbetoro. English
Lit ra,ure, Ancient and Modern Languages, and III
the various Scientific rchuoe.
Expenses for .sso of nine months: Annual
fee, ST. Library fec, S10; oon Rent f.e. S15; ution
tee -; tor each OF three schoo SIS; uttou iu
Law or Medicine, $50 hoard eau be had at Sl6 to
s20 rcr month. By messing Ii wi be less.
For fur her inform tito seat for Catalogues to
The .ecretary Of the Faculty, Rev 9. BEUaE
WALKER, w. B;RNWEL
Chairman o: Faculty.
Coluubia, s. c., Auguet 2, 1850.
August 6 fm"24
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3u.nraH E.
~ RGIA
MUTUAL FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
MACON, GEORGIA.


FIRE AND LIFE DEPaRTMENTs 6KPARA1R
and distinct ov charter. So 200 paid into the In
surance Department Of Georgia aeoor ling 70 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 It's earnings to the stockholders; the
rest the profits divided among the Poiicyhoiders
on the o, ntribution plan.
Fire Department has been in successful opera
Hon tor Blk months, and his already accumulated
handsome assets.
Life Department In full and ruccessful operation,
and vieing vita old companies In ita success.
All Of it's POLICIES non.iorfettsble. 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 tts premiums. no notes taken.
oFT1clm:
WI. LAwTON. President.
%. McBURNLY, vicePresident.
RI. LIaHTFOoT. secretary.
g. p. MoCAY, Constituting Aouary.
P.H WRIGHT, Examining Physician.
This Company Is now prepared to taks risks either
in the Fire or Life Der artments, and solicts share
ot the patronage of the city and Stale.
j. g.. HOLMES. sr.:
o1s4sral Agent for South Csrolins.
Local xns Travelling agents wanted in all parts Of
the >tae Liberal commissions allowed, or q sal
airy II preferred. Applications :, be made to
J. g. HOLMES Jr.. General Agent, no. 85 Broad
street, Charleston, S. O.
July 2l pLc vim
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laIILLls q CHisVLm.
FAcseBs. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIPPING AGENTS.
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AMI
SHIPMENT ito Foreign snd Domestic Ports' OF
COTTON. RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES
ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston. s. o.
&. WILLIS. ........... ..........A. 3. CHlSOLN
October 81
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Ga htHt.


ITO RENT, THE THREE UPPER
i sTORIeB Of tho ADdEk BUILDING, each
door forming fue hall, being 80 feet desp and 81
feet WIDE With ood entrance on Klng.strert; will
bc fitted up 10 suit any purpose for which they may
be desired. Apply TO J. l.. Mv6Es, collector and
Rsal Estate Agent No. 81 Broad-skcet.
July u vim 13 "
VyHO EMIT ON sULLIVAE's ISLAND, A
Il neat COTrAGE.8UlLT HOUSE. with cissern
and some Furniture. situated on Middle street,
about FIVE minutes walk from the steamboat snding
Terms b5rai II applied for this week to W. HUNT.
No. "a MarketBtree, no tn side.
August IA ~
yTU RENT. TIE PLEASANTLY STU
i A1RD TWO AND HALP STORY RESI-
DKNCE, No. Gsdsden.street, opposite Wentworth.
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM sAW MILL.
Juue IA
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
IN having houses to rent, can have their Plao rds,
&C., printed st the lowest rates and In the newest
and neatest styles OF type, at 1aE NEWS JOB OF
tICE, No. 14o East Bay
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CrrHAr" or MAG 'sslA'
AaooD COOLING SUMNER MEDICINE MADE
fresh eve y day, by Dr. q. BAER.
Nay3 No. I8l Needng-street,
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r OsT. ON MONDAY, 9Th. A PAIR UE
IL GOLD bPEOTALLES, guppo ed to have been
dropped between the corner OF King ana Haeel
strees and Foesr1t's Book Store. The 6nder will
be rewaruen by leaving them at THIS OFFICE.
August 13
II OsT.-A LIB~RAL RHwAWD WILL
IL be eiven 70 the rec. v. ~ OF Brown and VI hi o
ecITER 81 Oh, abont Ave months old. strayed CT
stoen from the HiIbers house, o 2a4 Kings rect.
Apply ut store of GNER MONsEEs, corner OF
East bay and Qnesu.sreets August Is
T OST IN THE MARK +. ON t. UHs-
IL Day morning. POcKETB'h z, with owners
nsme ID place of residence written on inside. It
contained papers Of vslue to an7 one but the own
er and Q ounch OF keys; also, s,I dol srs and som ,
small change If returned to o. 19l XII >G.s REsc.
the money be retained q ID no questions asked.
Au ust IS
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u A Il d a u M U 4 y a L
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW'Y YORK.
Org N Ized In Is So
ALL POLIuE3 NON-FORFEIrABLR.
HAEF loIN TAKEN. NO NOTES Required.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND 30 City PER GENT.
Polices In force. .S25.O00 OoO
Annual Incomc. 100000
Losses Paid 100000
OFFICERS, =
w.H. PEeKHAM, President.
wx 7. BOOKER. viceprestdenA
l.. McADAM. Secretary and Actusry.
6. A. FoOlCkAR. SupT1ntendent.
DIRECTIONS.
Hon. JoHH A. DIX, New York.
Mayor New York.
JoH, j. Crane. President Bank Republic.
VIZ ". vKaMmrE, Banker (vermilye q co.,
cHAs G. Rooxwoop, Cashier Newark Banking Conn
pany.
Hon. GEORGE OpDYxz. ex.Msyor Of New York.
MNor Z. MORGAN. Banker.
THOMAS RIeNEY. Firm Thomas Rigney 60.
iBKNJ q. HEB dAN. Treasurer New York Steam su-
gar Refining Company.
AARON ARNOLD Firm OF arnold, Constable Co.
RICHARD a. BOVINE, wetmore sowne, Lawyers.
r " HAUdHwour, Firm E. v. aanghwcut 60.
WIZ wnkENs, Firm of ". wilkers & Go.
JULIUS n. PRATT. Merchant.
WM " WRIGHT Merchant.
CHAs J. -TARR, Merchant.
wuIIAn ALLEN. Merchant.
GEO. ". OUIIEa, Banker, palmyra, N. Y.
GEO. 7. Horn, President Continental Fire rnsur-
ance Company.
JoHH g. rHE.wooD Park Place.
WALTON q. PzcKHAx, Corner Hth Avenue aud
Twenty. .third.street
EDvARr q. WRIGHT, Newark. NJ.
GEo. FARLEE. c)unsellor.
". L. CoaswELL. MerchaIt.
GsOnGE KEIM,
asNER.L AGENT FOR SOU rR CAROLINA.
Cr. T. REENa TJl RNA. xaminiug Physician.
IL. IsSEhTEL.
GENERAL AGENc FOR CHARLESTON.
Uff1cc No. 265 king-street.
CHARLESTON, ). C.
January12 Dko Tyr
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DgarbiHa.

nAY BOARDON MODERATE TERMS
~ can be bad BY applying ut No. 1N MEETING.
sI Rect, near Artesian Well, or at THIS OFFIUF.
August wfm6s
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Hr Sair.


UOR SALE 1Y-DAY,~H Far mf3{sSS
sH7s fo#, : EAFP : }sSEH eHz.IorrE AND l. s.M z
EUR SALE, FOUR Nee .RTaY ROL-
L LHR GINS. seeoad hand. put little used
Premium Farm Grist Mil, "Proseus" Patent
Haud-power .teel Grist Mil
10 Plouahs, Of varied and most approved patterns.
all but little used. IN 1 at low prices
Cotton B eaker
l Four.horse Power Steam Engine. second hand, in
Apply to CAMERON, BARLEY CO.,
Nor beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
Augusta I'm,
EON SALE. ONE HGADmED THUS.
T. AND ACRES OF LAND tn Kershaw County.
South Carolina.
FIFTY VERY sELEUT FAkm> near Camden and
on the Railroad varying In sine from 160 to 500 acres
These and sdjoiuing Farms are being taken BY our
best ctgens and aford Every advantage for health
tul. comfcr able and profitable farms.
MANY LARGE AND CHOICE PLANTATIONS,
convenient to market
DEsIRABLE RESIDENCES in Camden and Kirk.
wood.
SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS OF WOOD LAND
.Atew very VALUABLE sIrEa for msnstss,ories.
Attorney at Law, Camden. X G.
July % pk1 1mos
A UCTIoNEERs, e OK ERs, MD
~ others Wishing "f or sale" Elaeards, Business
Cards. or other Job Printing executed With neat
ness and dispatch Will consult their interest by leav
ing their orders at THB NEWS JOB OFFICE, No
li9 East Bay.
NOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
IL any quantity Price rs sents per hundred.
The cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. Ap.
ply u the once Of THE NrWS March
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EWs sUM e z.

-Go.d closed quiet yesterday at New York
at Sa.
The New York cotton market closed firn.
Sales 2a00 bales st33tc.
-At Liverpool cotton was unchanged. Sales
10000 bLes.
AN illustrated d1Ly paper is to be started
In San francisco.
The d, mocrats elect three and the kadl-
Gals three members OF Congress in Alabama.
1t Is proposed to found fellowship in
Trinity College, Dublin, VIII oh will be open to
the competition Of Catholcs-
The ceremony Of breaking ground for the
buildms Of the nsV postofacs was duly per-
formed. in Hew Yrklon Monday morning.
The first business to come before the Span
ish Cortess which reassembles' in October,
Madrid dispstch announces. will be the cleo
tiou OF King.
The London Pail Mall Gazette estimates
the amount OF Uuitsd States bonds held abroad
TO be abou. 81 200 600 000, which, il the estl-
mate be correct, would cause drain of$6O co.,
,0oo year from this country to pay the interest
% them. -.-..e 80,
IA young blood In New York sold smoked
'bits Of glass on Broadway. on Saturday, for
wager. he netted 6ty dollars besides the
stakes, which we're one thousand dollars. His
groom and horses took him from his stand at
tho expiration Of the time agreed upon to de-
eide the, waGer.l = s.ia4.. ANA a-i-i.. -,
And now. Cleveland, Ohio. and Quincy.
nj, demand the national capital. while Akron,
Ohio, cnes for the'naval academy. The for
naer cities found their claim on location, and
the latter op the possession ofa fine canal, on
which the middes could be:taught navigation
without getting seasick.
DR.. Osgood gives his Impressions Of Spur
Reon IN this language: "He does large and
good business in souls. His grfts are as much
ssS> the bowels as OF the brains, and he seems
- 6e full OF sympathetic juices. in which bis
est audiences float like great navy in an
pp,e harsoe.a.s 1t No .wouder Mr.. osgood's
dw York congregation accepted his res'gna-
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SayANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of al kinds. plain and
ornamental is executed promptly In the heates.
style and at the lowest New York prices, a. iHE
nrws Job Once, No. IIs EAST BAY Call and ex-
anime the scale of prices before giving ysur orders
eaewhara
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HHiNEsE LABORERs.-PARTI
u wishing to employ large or smsl. numbprs OF
CHINESE LABORERs, prsy make the necessary
arrangements for procuring gang OF sis- required
deliv cred IN sns part of tie country By application
to KoOPMAPsCHAAP, ssn Francisco, California
lnIy 10
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uULMt.s q alACBETH.
SO. SO Bron d.street,
Charleston. b. g.,
BROKERS. AUcTIoNERka. REAL ESTATE

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. l25 SMITHS WHARF. BALTZxoR5.
CONSIGNMENT, or COTTON, RICE, &C.. BE-.
-tEcTFCLLY solicited and liberal advances Laada
rnereon. Orders for CORN and BACON promptly
executed with care and attention. Smos May ta
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NEW GOOUS.
last INpIAN MANIooA. A NBw, AGREKA.
II BILE, most de leous ard healthy food. used
for Puddings. Jelhes, Blanc Msnse. Ice oresm,
Grid Lille Cakes, soups, &C., put up ia1 tt. pack
ages with directions for use.
Desiccat.d Cocoauut. for Pies, Puddings, Cakes,
&C., put up in half tb. packages, W. th directioF.
Sweet Oil. French and amerioa in bali pints' PITTS
Cider and White Wine Vinegar. Warranted pure.
Fresh Roasted no Conee. Of good guilty, ct 500.
Sfb.
Just received and for sale by
COOPERATIVE GROCERY STORE,
Southwest cornsr Meeting and Market streets.
Goods delivered free. Mag 20.
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E,OR SALE 10-DAY~H Far mff!{s$$
T. GoW, WS,v.oo 9 lRNEE- -eAztLorrE AND ELIz :,
BETH 6THEEIo, IL auQust 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22

The irrepressible and bombastic Train is said
to have sent to the President the following tele-
gram:
BY releasing the Spanish gunboats you have
made England present of the Alabama claims.
There Is treason in the Cabinet"
Whether the m ,ssage was received by the
President, or whether it greatly influenced his
mind, is not stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22

The Snow Hill (Maryland) Shield states that
"there seems to be q growing impression that
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company are
Withholding the revenue due the State from the
Washington Branch amounting to hundreds of
thousands of dollars for the purpose of COM
Polling the State to enter suit against the Com
pany, In which event, il is said, decision of the
supreme Court of the United States will be
Pleaded in bar to the States claim. 1t will be
remembered" says the Shield, "that this money
l. collected, and is now in possession of the
Company, while the decision alluded to appears
only to be against the collection, and not against
the paying over"
The T. g. Supreme Court did decide against
the eonstitutionality Of transit dues levied by a
state, or railroad company i'm behalf of a State;
but IL seems that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company while refusing to pay over the
money collected. still collect the tax upon pas
sengers, at least they have made no reduction
In fare.
The Shield alleges further that the property OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company now
amounts to sixty millions Of dollars. or about
o"e-sizth Of The rkOle property of tee STATE, 1t i
little wonder that so wealthy monopoly should
be potential in that State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22
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