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June 10
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CURE, TONIC. FEVER PREV This val.
liable medicine, entirely vegetable in its prepara-
ton, is offered to the public and warranted to cure
any case OF CHILLsAN FEVER Of howeverlong
standing, completely eraicating its effect from the
system purifying the blood, Strengthening the d.
gestivs organs, inducing an appetite. aud keeping
the system In perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
caus, will fud It the purest and best TONIC to be
had any where. To parsons residing in un healthy
sections, or who are predisposed to fevers Of any
kind, 1t will be found invaluable as preventive. It
is quite pleasant to the taste. and can be given to
children Of all ages without injury Numerous let.
ters have been received tes!fyn9 to its efficacy and
value as FEVER AND AaUE CURE AND TONIC.
1t is fully guaranteed to give complete and upiver.
eal satisfaction.
NARENGO is no huubug. Try 1T.
For sale OF retail by all Druggists.
At who esae b. DOWIE & NOISE, corner Meet
ing and Hase streets; GOODRICH, WINEMAN
CO., Hayne-street and G. ]. LUHN. General Agent
Of Proprietor southeast corner King and John
streets, Charleston, 8. C. Dao Smos June
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NJ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early an.
hood with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
cent by mail free of charge. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION. Box p Phiad clphia, Pa.
May % Smos
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FOR NEW YORK.
REG eULAR LINE EVERY WEDNEsDAY 2
PASSAGE S2(

THE s1DEwHFEL STEAMSHIP
Mb$S MAGNOLIA, Captain n. B. Crow
,LIITNINHfFS ELL, viii leave Vspderhorst's Wharf
-.S- on WEDNESDAY, June 10th, 1859. ut
IL O'Clock A. II.
Freight OF vegetables received up to 10 O'Clock on
day Of sailing. RAvENRL co., Agenss
June 10
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OUR LETTERS FROM THE COUNTRY
Further PARTICULARS CONCERNING
THE CROPS AND TIE LABOR.
interesting Accounts from Anderson,
Fairfield. Georgetown, Orangeburg,
Richland, Sumter and Williams .
burg Counties.

We continue the publication Of the cores
pondence in regard to the crops, with which
The NEWS has been favored by its friends in
various sections Of the State:
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEA MSHIP LINE.
FOR R+E w 70 r. X
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

AAa, THE SPLENDID sIDE-wHEEL
MfES84 STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN, NJ. 8.
LI16tIk3R0 WoopHULL Commander, will ~
iG5fR = from Adgef's south Wharf on SAT-
URDAY, June IL, st 8 O'Clock A. M.
E5- An extra charge of S. made for Tickets pur-
chased on board after sailing
a1- No Bills Of Lading signed after the steamer
leaves.
H5- Through Bills Lsding given for Cotton to
Boston and Providence, 3. !.
~ Marine Insurance by this line u per cent.
H1- The steamers of this line ara frst class in
every respect, and their Tables are supoed with all
the delicacies Of the New York and Charleston MAJ
kets.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGkh b CO.. Agents,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay (Up.stalrsl
June7
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.

THESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS. so FAvORA-
BLY, knowa for their valuable ALTERATIYE Wa
TERI, charming summer climate, and as one Of the
mot fasho iable resorts iu the country, will be
open for company on the 18th Of May aud with the
extensive im novrmenss that have been made, Will
oe prepIred for the comfortable accommodation OF
from
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.

Tho WHITE SULpHUR is now the western termi-
nus OF the Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad. and the
cars of thai road onncction " tn teegraphlc ~
c1lities) will running to the springs by LIST Jay
No pains or expense have or will b., spared to Sc
cure the comfortable entertainment. In ~ the vArte-
ties of sccopm )Iaton Of the large nnnbrr oil vlsi-
tors that will resort to the Springs the present sea-
son ,,o,,
f1-one Of the best L'WN AND BaLL-huON
BANDS will he IN attendance; an extensive LIVERY
has Lecn provided; aud suitable arrangements
made tc fcl;latc every innoccnt and r:cieau'e
anna .e1ncnt appropriate toa
FASHIONABLE WATERING PLACE.
number of Fanny aud Masquerade Balls viii be
riveu during Id selson
Cblrsrs Will be slj pc week. anl 500 per month.
Children under ten years OF age and coored SER
wants. halt price. White servants. according to ae-
coplmodatiyns.
PETrUSS & CO.,
PRopRIEToRs.
White Sulphur Springs, HTest Virginia.
May21 4"'
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FOR GEORGETOwN,s 8. C.
~ The STEAMER EMILE, CAPTAIN
@afISe5S11173P O. LEWIS will leave South Conn
mercial Wharf as above on MONDAY MORNING, 18th
instant, OF O'Clock
Returning will leave Georgetown ON TUESDAY Az
TERNooS, 18th instant, at hali-past o'clock.
Freight received Tomorrow Saturday.
AL FREIGHT prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset.
Apply to
June IL 2 No Boyce's WhaE.
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Our correspondents, n. NJ, gives tne loI-
lowing account Of the crops, writing from
Georgetown on the 9th instant:
In this district there is but little of either
corn or cotton planted; rice being the staple,
the area under corn and cotton IS about equal
to that of last year. though the growth is not
quite as good, owing to 80 much cool weather
in May and the want OF sufieleDt rain.
Planters report very fayorsbly OF the rice
crop this year; the stand in general is all that
coulr be desired, md promising all abundant
harvest il not injured later in the season by
freshets. The area under rice in this district
is equal fully to that OF last year. Another i'm
proved feature of the present year is the ap-
plication and steadncss which the co!ored pco-
pie manifest at their work; the minority OF
them have found out that they Deel expect
nothing but what arsos from their labor, and
have set to work steadily.
Orangeburg.
Our correspondent, ''W.," writes as follows
from the Courthouse, under date OF tho 9th
instant:
I Ihayo been Mt some pains to ascertain the
general condition OF cops IN my vicinity. and
to inquire Of them throughout the district.
OF CO ton the stand 10 ut length faIr tho fields
is small and stl!l bears marks OF injury from
cod AID winds. The recent favorable weather
however. has prod Il yerr visible and chccr.
ING change Tic area planted Is are; great
onin,l,ics y! guano have been used. lherc-
toro Notwithstanding The very backward growth
and con-eaucat late thinning. scarcely yet
b .-iu IL is not nj improbable that lair
crops will be md. J. think t!cro eau bc no
doubt TINT the worm is &C; ually in some fields
but can tXprc,s no opinion OF tho result oi
this uEprcccdcn' cdly carly appearance. The
com prospect Is better. ~ iaIr propor'i i'm lrls
hcon oian;ed, usually vel! mannred and work.
cd, and :s looking very we'll though hroiIns
rsin. The amount Of rice and whe,t sown Is
| I, O small to bo of consequence. and tho lice
is too sm ii to afford any criterion Or cotton
| sEculd judge tnat colsidcrabY moro is
! planted than last year; of corn. less; both be-
ter inquired. The crop prospect then Is not
Liscouraging. Negloes are working, as ne
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

THE ATTITUDE OF THE LORDS on THE IRISH
CHURCH ouEsT1oN-coMMKNTso OF THE PRESS.
EIoHDoN, June 8-In reply to q Conservative
depatation to-day. Lord Derby said he spoke
as unit in the House. Of Lords. notwithstand-
ling the influence or action Of others. While
many friends of the Irish Church wish to
amend, not to reject the bill for its dissstaE-
lisbment, he was persuaded its rejection was
the only course. He desired that it would be
rejected by larga majority, as such course
was the safest in such: revolutionary STEP
He felt satisfied This would receive the assent
OF the Conservatives, who would continue TO
increase their support il coercion Of the press
was attempted.
A meeting OF the Conservatives was held in
Lopdon tonight. Resolutions we're adopted
condemuing the Irish Church bill.
tits understood that Mr.. Gladstone proposes,
in case the House of Lords should reject the
bill, to prorogue the present session Of Parlia-
ment Immediately. and inaugurate new
scheme. in order to ensure the passage Of the
bill. Il is proposed to create new batch OF
Peers, INCLUDING the Marquis of Huntingdon,
Lord Annberly, the eldest SONS of most Of the
Liberal Peers, and all the Scotch and Irish
Peers now without seats IN the House OF
Iorde. ----;i
The Pau Mall Gazette regrets the bad effect
the position Of the House of Lords will have
ON Iraland, particularly in regard to the land
question. To rule, in deciding what the sense
ofthe nation shau or ehaa not decide upon, is
beyond the competence Of Lords or any other
governing body.
The announced predetermination Of the ma
jority Of the House Of Lords to reject the Irish
Church bin has caused intense excitement, and
threatens TO precipitate an eventually inevita-
BILE conflict between the Lords and the Com
mons. It il rumored IN some quarters that
the announcement was only msdeto feel the
public pulse. and to; ascertain how far the
House Of Lords dare go: :, . =
The Times to-day refers to the fact that
some Of the Tory Peers declined to follow the
policy In regard to the Irish Church bin deter
mined upon by the majority at their meetr g
last Saturdays and trusts that the danger Of a
collision is past. Experience Of the last two
days reafirms the truth that in the direct issue
tho Lords must allow the national will to pre-
vail. The paesent aspect Indicates the pas
sage Of the bal to its second reading by a
small majority. 9he.same paper, in an article
on the French elections. points to the fact that
three and Q. hall millions fof Frenchmen are
vot;n.sin oonosts;op. tf only four millions who
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We are pleased to learn from our planters
that the prospects for bet!er crop is now per-
ceptible. The recent rain and warm weather
have had the effect Of bringing up the cotton
that was replanted, and of greatly improving
that which withstood the cold weather OF the
spring. The grain crops are looking remark.
ably we'll, and on The whole, wo think the
chances for abountiful harvest are good.
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sumter.
Mr.. Timothy Morton, one of the Oldest citi-
zens Of the Town of Sumter, died last week.
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LIVERPOOL MARKET.
VI RiNEG NTE Ia EN:HE.
NORFOLK Il PORTSMOUTH, July l.,

ARRIVED.
Stmr Albemarle. Couch. Richmond d,
freight and passengers to Il FL Webb.
Stmr Niagara, Brakeman, Richmond
freight and passengers to T III Webb.
etnr Louisiana, Hill, Baltimore treigh
and passengers to Jno Vermillion.
'5imr Eliza HancoX. Clifford Richmond,
Stmr n + Banks, McCarrick, Yorktown
fr'n md passengers to T FL Webb
Stu-t Mystic, Scuermerhorn, Ham pton.
>tmr Snithfletd Adams. Smithfieid
Strnr Geo Washington, Murien. Eliza
beth City.
Stmr Emma, Hopkins, Windsor, shin.
giles to McGlauhon and others
Schr Maggie w MAR, Forbes, Rich
mond, meat and flour to Gwathney
Scbr Knotps Creek, Jamison, Rich
mond, smith q Bro. and lime to order
Schr Rozana, Frank, Peters burg, lum-
bar to BALTIC
Schr John P Speddon, Macall, York
River, light to master
Schr Helen Mar, Ward, IL. assorted
cargo IL, @ wal n m sy Rros
SAILED
Stmr '.ouisiana, Hill, Baltimore freight
and p8sSei gers by Jno NermllltOn.
Stnlr PBanks, McCarrlck, ChertYS tone
II t"a passengers by r II Wehil.
Stmr Mystic, ScheTmerhorn, Hamp-
ton.
Stmr Smithfield, Adams, 3mithfeld.
Stmr Elizabeth City, Harvey, E Guy.
StInr Sygnet, Cain, City.
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NAVAL ORpERs.-Lieutenant Com
Thomas Fl. Eastman is ordered to duty
under Rear Admiral Thatcher, at Ports
mouth, N. II.
Ensign John v. B. Blocker, to duty
at the New York navy yard.
Paymaster R. c. Spalding, to duty
as fleet paymaster Of the Pacific feet.
Paymaster E. G. Doran is detached
from duty as feet paymaster of the Pa =
citc fleet, and ordered to settle his ac-
counts.
Com. 7. cottjj..Fillebrown, from the
command of the Naragansett and placed
on waiting orders.
Lieut.. E. H. Miller, Masters VIM. P
Randall. Geo. B. Livingston, W. C
Gibson, Eusign w. II. Webb, Surgeon
A. s. Oberly, First Assistant Engineers
D. NJ Greene and N. P. Tourne, Second
Assistant Engineers P. j. LANCER, NJ. N.
hnowlton and Harrison Spear, Boats
swain John Smith, and Carpente ter John
McFarlans, from the Narragansett and
placed on waiting orders.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Theodore
). Thompson, from the Narragansett
and ordered to settle his accounts.
Mates G. j. Harris and VIM. II. Rob
inson, from the Narragansett and order
ed to the receiving ship at the Norfolk
navy yard on the 25th inst.
Mate Chas. F. Bryan, from the Mar
ragansett and ordered to the Norfolk
navy yard On the 25th inst.
Mate Nicholas Anderson, from the
Narragansett and ordered to the receiv,
ing ship Potomac.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-17

NORTH CAROLINA ENTERPRIsE. -
Rev. l.. BrownSon. of Raleigh has just
handed lis a copy of his new state
Directory. 1t contains soma twenty
thousand names of merchants. LAWYERS,
doctors, manufacturing establishments
and in fact nearly everything of any
public interest in the State. The book
is much larger than it was last year and
must be of great value to all business men
desiring to have any trade in North
Carolina The tabular statement about
the cotton factories is indeed interesting
showing quite gratifying increase since
last year The new map shows up
the vast mineral resources of the State,
and altogether the directory must have
a good influence on the prosperity of
the State. Mr. Brownson will be in
Norfolk day or two to supply our,
merchants and others, with copies of the
directory, Price only $500 copy.
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CHAIN GANG.-This industrious gang
was again at work on the streets yester-
day; but the man who controls them
knows no more about system than he
does about the features of the mans face
in the moon. He causes them to work
to no purpose, simply because he dis :
plays so little judgment. If he is at all
DESTROYS to keep his place he had better
display more system in the working of
the chain gang.
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MERITED CONFERENCE.-The copy
the following merited com pliment,
which we cheerfully endorse to our
friend j. M. Walters and his fine house
from the Suffolk Christian Sun:
"We do kindness to the travelling
public, when we direct attention to the
card of J. M. Walters, Proprietor of the
National Hotel, in Norfolk. This is
really an old Virginia House. aud the
weary traveller feels that he has /, und
a home indeed, when he gets there.
Mr.. Walters, with his assistants, Gle
ments and Robinson, meet their guests
with Virginia smile and Virginia
welcome. The servants are polite and
attentive; the rooms clean and well fur
nished, and all the delicacies of the
season may be found in the dining
room. Those who visit the scity by the
sey,' will find on trial that what we say
of his house is all true.
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HEALTH BoARD.-A meeting ol this
Board was held yesterday.
DR.. Granier presented applications
from DIR. Gait and the French Consul
Mr.. L. Schisana, t. be relieved from
quarantine, and recommended COM
pliance Herewith, which was acceded
to by the Board
II was resolved, That the Secretary
visit Old Point and communicate with
the Health Officer as to the proper dis
position of persons and goods subject 10
quarantine, and reported to the Board.
Several complaints were referred TO
the Street Inspector, after which the
Board adjourned.
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MAYORS COURT, Portsmouth-May,

MAYORS COURT, Portsmouth-Mayor
Stokes presiding. July 16.
The, court was under the necess t,
of adjournins without his hoa IF record.
ing single e.se. N uesso., 10 rep, il
maud and To dsni': IS if they cared n
repnnan i; MT ev4n sslr.s ease; no
nothing
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Communicated !
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE N. E,
PART OF THE CITY

The Comnion Council, Thursday
mig t, pa ed several ma tiers; of which
all our citizens who desire to see oul
city enlarged and improved, will be GLAD
to hear.
First, The injunction laid on the rum
ming of Chapel street, at once, having
been removed by the Court Oh Monday
last, the Common Council ordered bids
to be received fol. the grading ard
curling the same.
Second, The report OF the Committee
on the Railroad, through Church street,
to the city limits, thence ultimately to
Ocean View, was received aud passed
unanimously. r..
This road will bring the Northern
part of the city to within a few minutes
of tho Commercial line: and must oper-
ate largely on the increased value OF
the lands there, Suburban residences
with IT'S inducements of fresh air, green
fields aud garden spots, must rapidly
spring up there.
Third. The petition to extend Butte St.
to Newton's Creek, across the extension
of Chapel; and widening Boush SO as to
extend Queen to the same creek, was
received; and three viewers, Msssrs.
Turner, Ludlow and Robinson, outsiders
were appointed to Garry out tie wishes
Of the petitioners. These two improve
ments will bring into market some of
the most beautiful locations for resi-
dences within our city.
Fourth, The Council called on the
Committee on the new Central Market
for their report 1t will be recollected,
this Com mittee was appointed five
months ago upon petition Of about two
hundred citizens. Upon promise to
report in two weeks; the Committee
was continued. he tSldUllSnu6ut o!
this Market, which, by general agree
ment is to be in the Northern and East
ern parts of our city, though there is
some disagreement as to the spot in
which it should be fixed, will greatly
accelerate the growth Of The city in the
Mort hern and Eastern part.
Thus, at last, tho city, in its legisla-
tive chamber, has started four impor-
tant Improvements in this part of the
city, each of which Is sustained by the
popular voice; and, if not done bsfore
this popular voice will be exerted at the
next election, in putting in the Councils
the men who will carry them out No
doubt, our citizens would be glad if the
present Councils shouli receive the
honor Of doing it, if they will
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-17
MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De.

MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De.
Cordy presiding. July 16.
MThe warm weather appears. to affect
the offenders of the law and snakes
alike-both have come out of their holes
10 large numbers in the last two or
three days, seeking what and whom
they may devour.
Susan Giddons, breach of the peace,
was discharged.
Eliza Foxwell and Martha Cummings,
for the same, were fined So each.
John Donahue, charged with drunk
enness, was dismissed.
Georgeanna Robinson, negro. for
stealing $50 from Samuel Hill, was
sent on.
A deaf and dumb negro, named
Moses, suspicious character, was COM
mitted for ninety days.
One or two cases of tornication in
volving highly respectable gentlen en- ~
were brought up. We suppress their
publication in consideration OF morality
and the families of the gentlemen ~