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A WORD TO YOU'VE MEN.--WishiDg and
sighing, imagining and dreaming OF great
ness, said William Writ, will not make you
great. But cannot young man command
his energies Read Foster on decision OF
character. This book viii tell you what Is
in your power TO accomplish. You must
grid up your loins and go to work with all
the indomitable energy of. Napoleon scaling
the Alps. It is your duty TO make the
most of time, talents and opportunity.
Alfred, King Of England, though he per-
formed more business than any of his sub
jects, found time TO study sFranklin, in the
midst Of his labors, had time to dive into
the depths of philosophy, and explore an
untroddsn path of science. Frederick the
Great, with an empire at his direction, In
the midst of war, and on the eve of battle,
found time to revel ip<the charms of phil
osophy, and feast oRthe luxuries of science.
| NAPOLEON with Europe at his disposal, with
kings in his ante chamber, ut the head OF
thousands of men, whose destinies were
suspended on arbitrary pleasure, found time
| to converse with books. And young men
who are confined to labor or business even
twelve hours q day, MAJ take an hour and
| half of what is left for study, and this
will amount to two months in the course Of
! the year.
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A writer in Good Words says: g In family
affection and feminine chastity, Ireland can
challenge the world to equal her.
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~"NSN>s@O~'
hs IS Aehartered tastttntion with suthorisy 70 con-
sifess Ceage, IN al IT. 9cpa!tmenSs peIsect benks
ness einoesion practically scientifically and phoaoYhi
~ ~ course and system o. work the stdasnt
ourus in few Sreeks or months the expeElSnce O
lie fre Every known facility IN made ue Of % meet
the demands Of the b1sneea M
feraGfe ~ nfroug render thbs 6ourifhfng ana po
lar Institssfion superior in al 10 departments
choiarshpa issued By Scule are good ~ forty
eo Colleges This IN advantage that s not
enjoyed, and which cannot be extended BY any other
Tb commeTsiai and Exchange Calculation Depart
rnezt REMAND in cbHrgeof the Principal whose easy,
niIosonhic and rapid system Of work has been for many
wears reccivedgwth unprecedented favor ey discern
h r regularly given BY the Principal and able
InUfruetefs on Accounts, Law, glefn
1a-e Son sercinl Ehiea Political Economy <nd tho va
Hons subeets Of Commercial Science, 70 Which business
m 5raons Interested IN the caHss OF education ara
Tiisv Invited 70 visit the Instituton. examine the
tnIv vactcai and system Of businesa tFautng
and see how essentially dfereLt is fro the system o.
For oITeniaS containing FUN information call at the
0' 5Ss i " 'esfe GEORGE soULE, New Orleans.
IH P. BUcKLEY,
wATCH MAK Err,
Is...C Camp Street
Dealer In Fine WATCHES. JEwELRy, and s1LvEl
wAKE Also. Guns and Pissols.
Manufactures and repairs every description Of WoT
IN bis line. e2e 81
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Books for the may be supplied by the parenta
guardfans procured the moderate
prices Quarterly exsratio1s ere held the results Of
guardians. Besides, monthly reports Of conduct and
studies read In the presence Of teachers and pupils
In ORDER to excite emulation and medals
awarded according to merit AT the close Of the annual
course about the end of July the distribution Of pre-
the guardians and relatives q the pupils also
the friends the Institution, who alone permitted
to attend. Studies resumed on tae rst OF October
No deduction Of quarterly payments IL made, even for
pupil Pupils received at time during the
year. and the charge is estimated from the date OF en-
trance.
Board Washing during 90
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The Mafist fatRef1, VINO hlFV Vla1 =. =
ton are provided with an the facilities ~ 3
thorough Rneiiah. Preach, claaaieAl ard MHelateAA
Education
,rErsss-Psyablo tn advance go IN eoAa e its eqs-
vnlent for the haifsession Of aye months
Is s1rtber rarsieulars apply 10 the PRESIDENT o 80
lFRRsHs POURaLgE Co,
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AVERT oLLEaE
NEW WINDSOR, CARROLL COUNTY, MD.

This Institution, at which several of our Louisiana
boys making their Stables. gives very Thorough
Course OF Instruction. both Classical and Comnereisi.
Rev. 7. J. oTooLE. D. D.. in Pastoral charge OF the
Heighborhocd lives at the Collage and watches the
Discipline Of the House. the Moral Training Of the
Students.
Z TERMS PEn BeHoEAsTIc yEARi ~
Tuition, Board Lodging Washing and Mendng- GOO
Medical Aid and ctasfonery ~
Baaxd during Vacation -
Far further particulars spply to A. 81. BAKER, Pres
s 81 the b e r1ace rev ur1ss.
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CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS
The Oldest and Most EGleent and s1ccessfal c9nMcr
riaJ IN the UIafted States There IL Fun Fac
sify Cifzena and strangers who wish business Rdu
cation fT thenascvea sons invited TO call SIN
iege at any clubs Of three or nore enter ~
time from tho same place ten Per enL ae1ne-
Bookkeeping Penmanehip, Matheraatscs Englis,h,
Fresch spansh German Photography, etc. are tArght
a. used IN busnessso that each student can at once
take charge OF ANY Of Books "A eancatioH that ena
IL the best parents can give ther sons 1ne
Sauh fnust now educate her y1AcTtcA1Irs OF
they will forever be the slaves OF tho North.
NJ B-Young men, take notice that 30 Tar IS known
ezT7E o1e Of The nIgrUuB this CuB2s, 1ol
last u now In PrqAfable na1nes9
fer III wears success This Colleges Iequres no fr
tl,cr than the fact that SEVERAL THOU
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SECOND AED THIRD DIsrRIcxs


SECOND AED THIRD DISTRICTS
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Post no bills-pay them.
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TIE Ous1ED CrTr OynoERs-THns CASE
sBxroan CHIEF JUSTICE MosEs.-A few days
since We published letter from the counsel,
employed by the city officers to Chief Justice
Noses, requesting him to come to the city and
hear the case. The following is the reply: !
SUMTER, July "a, 1869. !
Messrs. Lesesne & Miles: :
DEAR Sras-Your letter OF the 18th instant.
postmarkt d 21st instant, reached me to-dSy. !
had made arrangements (nothinR unfore-
seen prerentin9,) to be in Charleston on Mon
dsy; the 26th instant. on visit Of two or three
days to . member OF my family who has been
detained there by sickness tor some time. :
The heavy, amount of business IN the Su-
nrema Court, devolving on only TWO Judges.
reouires the attention OF much Of my time. Ny
stay In the city will necessarily be short. but
while there wilt hear any matters which pro-
periy. appertan to Chambers, consultine the
oonysnience OF all lparties interested. and havi
ine regard Also to my own with the view OF
disposing with proper dispatch OF the cases
already heard, with which l. charged.
Yours, very respectfully
~a. (Sjgned) +. '. MOSES.
On Monday The Chief Justice arrived, aud
Yesterday the case was called and further
hearipe postponed until ten O'Clock this morn
ing, in the Court of Equity room.
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Da. H1oxs AT DUE wssr.-The Abbeville.
Press, in it's account Of the commencement
,exercises at the Dpe yest Female College, on
Thursdayiast says: 20 - . - 70 tsse':a ,
"a President Bonner. in 2 few grscetuf and well!
timed .renassks, introduced the Rev. W. "
HICKS, D. Dot Char Tleston. the orator ,ot the
.day-+Slmodeat, nnsssumlng. yonsh4Bt.l loouRs
,Rahoss appearance reninded one
rather CT student OF Theology, than A&rsse
D. D. The Doctors rsputs.lon had PRECEDED
psased it2. s:Aforal Greatpess-The Frue Aim1
WAS his high theme, and me- esrnestI. and
.elodusutIy did be vindicate its c3ains before
thst audience. A. more eloquent orifmprest
sive ad tress We have never beard, and In this
we echo the universal voice: welRhiy IN
thought, beautiful in style. impaasioned In dei
+" hvery-it illustrated in itself the triumphs oi
eloquencs. DR.. Rlcks is natural orator with
worldwide sympathies, aod senslbilitles alive
r. TO every breath of emotson, with voice, manner
ssnd gesture cultivated to shsdow forth each
phase Of passion, and lead al audience cap
tive. The address is to be published-lat that
suffice.
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Our"Powerlsss F" Mayor.

TO TgR EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
The Mayor Of Charleston is reported to have
said on Monday, that she was powerless to
keep order and to protect guests when they
come from sister. city to partake Of our hos
pitalities. I presume he means that he don't
want to hurt the party who put him in power.
II this is 70, then there is but oBe course
left for us to pursue, and that is. lei erery
lau-abidinq citizen arm himself and be prepar-
ed to defend his life and property, for the
Chief Magistrate Of this city says "he is pow
erless."
The Savannah men will be invited back, and
when they come they will be escorte1by fifteen
hundred men who will protest them. -
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BOARD OF TRADE.-A special meeting Of the
Charleston Board of Trade was held in the
Hibernlan Hall yesterday afternoon, 81. Cobia,
Esq, tpres lent) in the chair.
The president stated the object of the meet
ing, which was to take some acticn relative
to the bill before Council to establish Board
Of Colored Firemas.ers.
The preamble and resolutions adopted by
the Chamber of Commerce were then read by
the secretary.
General Quincy stated that he had seen Al
derman T. J. Mackey, the author OF the bill,
since the meeting of the Chamber of Com.
merce, and the Alderman had told him that
s'tion upon the bill will be suspended for the
present, and when put up for Adoption would
be 80 amended as to relieve it of it's objection
able features. he then offered the following
resolutions -.
Resolved, fhst the Board of Trade concur
in tho resou ions adopted this day by the
Chamber OF Commerce. and respectfully join
in the petition to the Honorable City Council
to defer any action for the present on the COLI
templated change IN the Fire Department..
ReSoiUed That copy Of these proceedings
bs attested to by the secretary, and communi-
Gated to Council by the president ot the
Board.
After some discussion the resolutions we're
adopted and on motion Of General Gurney,
the Board adjourned.
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UxrzD States Counr. july 2s-Hos. GEO.
g. BRYAN. JUDGE, PRzs1DrNa.-The following
hns;ness yvas fiannaed of to-day..

UNITED STATES CoURT. july -HoS. GEO.
g. BRYAN. JUDGE, PREsDNa.-The following
business was disposed OF to-day:
In the Circuit Coura-In the case of Written.
house, FAINT & Co. vs. Kreuder 4; Behr, motion
and order for discharge Of defendant and can
collation. OF his prison bounds bond, it was Or
dered that the defendant should be discharged
| from further answering to the said suit and
that his bond be cancelled.
In the District Gourt.-Tho Judge approved
| Of the appointments of R. Frank Swan as as
signee in the case OF J. J. Lewis; W. ". Green,
assignee in the case of John II. Cochran, Of
Anderson.
Petition of Wm. Byrne for citizenship was
read and the necessary papers issued.
In the case OF j. q. Boltes, the report OF the
assignee was confirmed.
IA the case of Henry Hudson vs. V. E. Rene
hard, the petition TO establish lien was referred
to Registrar Jaeger.
hearlug of the petition of VIM. Knots for
final discharge was postponed until the 5th Of
October next. ,r..t
In the case Of Eli Godboid, the Judge ap-
proved Of the appointment OF A. Fl. Ford as
assignee. ----i 90 -
In the case Of Louis NIcLain vs.. John A. Sea-
brook, the petition to sell real estate was re-
ferred to Registrar Carpenter.
Petitions OF William Knox and John Knox
for final discharge were granted. -: - p
In the case OF T. D. Jervey vs.. Thomas S..
Miller, the petition TO change time Of sale was
granted.
Petition OF John E. Robertson, of Rchland,
for final discharge, was referred to Registrar
Carpenter, and final hearing ordered on the
25th of October.
In the case Of Louis McLain vs. E. W. Sea
brook, the petition. to sell real estate was re-
ferred to Registrar Carpenter.
In the case Of Salls J. Lowndes vs.. N. hey.
ward, the petition to establish lien was
granled. 49,. ~
In the case OF r. B. Rhett and others. petit
ton for relief, it was ordered that Mr.. R. b.
Rhett be appointed the next friend of the mi
nors, and the petition was referred to Regis
trar Carpenter. -
Petition of Gustave Hoffman, OF Charles
ton, for final discharge in lnkruptcy, was re-
ferred to Registrar Carpenter, and fnsi hear
ing ordered on the 1st of October. -,
Petition of R. B. Rhett, of Charleston, for
final discharge, Was reieredsto Registrar Car
penter, and final hearing ordered before the
December session Of the court. -, -r,,,,-. .
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The SAVANNAH HBANp.-Yesterday subscrip-
ton list was opened for the purpose OF pur-
chasing instruments for such members Of the
Savannah Band as had theirs lost or injured in
the riot on Monday last. We learn that $156
was subscribed and handed to Captain McNeity
OF the Dictator, who tool, 1t to Savannah last
night.
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,REpusIIcAs MEErMe.-To-night there will
be grand Republican meeting. lis reported
that Dr. Mackey will express his opinionaof
Senator Sawyer and Congressman Bowen.
Also, that resohho1a pill be offered condemn
ing the riotons action OF the negroes on Mon
day last. oenauring the Mayor for his passive
ness, aud requesting him to either pledge him
self to do his duty in the next emergency or
I rr a = :. !
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FINE SHRrs SPECIALITY. --Blackwelps new
and neat establishment, No. 21s King-street,
one door below Market-strest, is rapidly gain
ing an eusiAble- name for. the, quality, make
and ct of its fine white shirts, ready-made and
made to order. His shook of mems furnish
ing goods OF every description comprises all
the latest and most fashionable novelties,
which will be sold low Tor cash.
Go TO Gzoaaa LITTLE & Co. for fine Linen
Sacks, Il 80. July %
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J'-r-1-. =
NOSr .PIAN SIR

GOLD MEDAL FOR 1868 HAS JUST BEEN
AWARDED TO CHAS. NJ. STIEFF FOB
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE. PHILADEL-
81. PHIA AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OFFICE AND wARERoOM, No. N. LIBERTY.
STREET, ABOVE BALTIMORR.sTREET, :
BALTIMORE. nd. ~:
sTIEFF's PIANOa have ALL THE LATEST
Improvement, including the Agrafe treble, ivory
fronts and the improved French Action, fully war
ranted for Ave years, with privilege OF EXCHANGE
within twelve months II not entirely satisfactory &c
purchaser Second d-handed Pianos and Parlor Oy
qlns always on hand from $50 to $500.
REFEREES WHO HAVE oUR-prANos m USE:
General Robert e. Lee, Lexington, Va.
General Robert Ransom, Wilmington, n. y.
General D. s. Hill, Charlotte, N. @.
Governor John Letcher, Lexington. va.
Messrs. R. Burwer Sons, Charlotte, N. O.. Fe-
male Seminary
G. b. Riddick, Female college, Kittrell's SPRING.,
NO.
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La.
Max Strakosch, italian Opera.
Messrs Pierson l. Sons Sumter. 8. O.
Charles Spencer. Charleston. 3. O.
Send for circular. Terms liberal.
October 70
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| HOTEL ARRIVALS, J1i1 q. Charleston Hotsl.
iR. B. Rhett. Jr., 1clty;J. B: Lasale, columbig;
Lewis J. Smith, Ricbland Valley; R: P. Mag.
wood, J. G. Blandine,' ssn Francisco; ". a.
Harrison, Augusts; James Porter aud wife,
New York; ". d. johnson, City;J. c. Gillett,
Augusta; A. Morrison, Florence; Charles a..
GihIs, Union, 8. Gil E. Mills, Macon, Ga;
Charles F. Somers, City.
Paoilion Hota.-E. a. Werper, Georgia and
South Carolina Railroadi L. Brothers, South
Caroline Railroad; @. A. B. Mintuth. Colum
bia; W. B. Ballot. Georgia; B. R. Gardner, &.
Henery, J. ]. Nettles, New York.
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DEL TING LTING'
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT.
5000 FEET GUM Betting, as. 4. and s
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DR EssED LACE
y. LEATHER
800 DOZEN MErALLIc-TRpED BELT
LACING -i.,- 4,.s,: ~,
100 BOXES BLAKE's PATENT BELT
goo STUDS
15O DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUcK's PACKING, / INCH TO II INCH Dl.
AMETER.
sOAPsTONE PACKING, / INCH TO Il
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January
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soRryEs & NnBEr solicit the patronage OF
their friends and the merchants generally.
See advertisement in another column. - .'.r
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BUsIHEss NOTIOEs.

LUNCH At ToRoK's "our House" to-day win
consist of green turtle soup, boiled mutton,
fish and other creature comforts. ~
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TIE LATE R1or.-T6e nesfoS ssate' ths!
Hey assaulted the members Of the savannah
band because they hid assaulted colored
minstrel troupe OF Charleston. which played in
Ssys1nSHh { sh st time since. ~ ! .AiJd0.;,, :.
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E0eA1e' e'llMATTERs,..
y n, zzpczaoN. .SzLEs His DIP.
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BsputlicanrParty att6iR,iM. ,a:Hi

Aisn II, zpcaoNI I&zLEs His DIP.
KsoxsDlirp& .eoswM cell, at 10 O'Clock, ct
theif store, household furniture, &c.
AsiO. NoGMnlyaAI will sell at 10 O'Clock, Rt
his Office, mule furniture, &c.
MOI HUfr SwiA sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, boots and ghpeg.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store. mirrors. ladies' bats. DO. -
W44tAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, at bis
stqrS fufniture, DC. II 4 II. II
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80 ! a hti.i H. y. -,
TEE NEWS NJ THE CouNRY.-Readefs Of
THE NiSs going TO the county ioahi receive
their favaAsaPaperb BY pail aailyyst seventy.
five cents month. BY addressing note. with
their spbscriptiqp, % our publication office.
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flint Arts.
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.HOTOGRAPH COLORIN G.

DHOTOGRAPH COLORING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted With care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them OF Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style Of cooring preferred.
July 20 3mos|
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cn11 Jssz,os Mosas has arrived in thecity
and % staying Is the wsverly House. We
arnfhat .ha. vii. remain for some days, and
will hear such cases Is may be brought before