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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

,u,urHoR1zED TO SELL THE TWO.
An, Erick Dwelling House, containing si1
.oSs aud oellar situated on water ssrS wSse
tne'""w Win be sold very low %, .,.+aa
ing Va rnrth half Of Lot No. l84, situated
Also nth. east corner of Chapline and Sec
ond 'HVs''' L G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent. =
Office on Chaplne street betwefeanh l snu
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EAnother piece of that extra fine
silk-faced Vslveteen, equal to all silk, at
Rhodes.
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IPaiseley Shawls at Rhodes, from
ten dollars to one hundred and fifty dol
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FOR SALE.
valuable Residences ON
Fourth Street.

NV VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIL
X Ci,cnit Court of Ohio county, State OF Yves
v;,,inia rendered on the Sd day OF June, A. u
30 in a cause in chaneery pending IN san
Es.,,,g, Conrt wherein Robert Luke and Georg'
va nIaintifs, and James Luke and other
.rs J,,sndants, shall, on
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

,oTrp SMALL DWELLING HOUSES ON
X Wb.eling Island. Enquire Of
JNO. p. GrLCHRIST,
-, 60 Main street-up stairs.
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Cancers Removed
Without the use OF the knife or instruments,
TO THE PUBLIC,

TO THE PUBLIC.
take this methoi Of bearing testimony 10
my appreciation of the successful services OF
Dr. Reid In the treatment Of my wife. She had
Catarrh, Bronchitis and Asthma 20 such an Ell
tent that she had entirely lost her voice, and
she had lost several pieces Of bynes out of her
head. and her friends thought she could not
live but very short time and my family phys.
ician gave me no encouragement whatever, but
under the judiciOus treatment OF DR.. Reid she
Is restored TO health, and would recommend
all the afflicted to give the Doctor q call.
NJ l.. MILLER,
Architect and Builder
MARTINS FERRY, July 80 1859.
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FA full assortment of ladies' Misses
and children's shoes, just received at
Louis Blends, 107 Main street.
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PrS ippli~d oA~~xSey.
Hos. J. W. BRoCKESBRoUGH, LID.
fvef Lee.
NJ. W. HUMPHREYS, A. n,
AHt fref Lsta sn< evsA
hoDh' AA''. 1.f II rys xs4r. 1.-s-,-.
DUNCAN c. LYLE, A. n,
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. NJ,
Aat PScr. EssksA-
JOSEPH B. WALKER.
Aat Pref Ck>utstry. end
Pna<spai " Bsssn<ss ssAss,
For IN. present., the instruction in EnEI.sh
10 divIdsS SlBong the Profrsssrs Of Moral Pill
osophy, Modern Languages and History, vita
the AID Of "a Assistant Professor.
Tbs duties Of this chair are tlsehrEsd ~
the Professors q Chsnlstry ssd ssisrsi Shb
ssophy. fr f-a.T
1. ACADEkILAL CoUkhk
II. stad.n. .slss's q, biz .-s ear. - :, ~
atty. Tbs seyerrl schools ere - sss.sfsA -
70 admit 81 o oonpists sourss Of easy y W
i"i psss.s arsr q Ar. 70 vhisA u sssAsA.l
N. DEGREE Of BlcaELo. os ATS
vfth tie pszr,s of BAcER1sa or scasn-
Dsoartnsnt " Philosophy.
Degree Of BLcHkIos 90 PHILOSOPHY,
he Dspss % hisIIs oy AsTs 2 s.sfsvr.s
study In zine Of The Bebools and ksys tAksa
distlnetlOps IN seven Of thsss.
q PROFESSIONAL coUKsIA
1. Department Of Civil znpasenng
With the Uip I0rnA Of GIVE EIonnnA
q Department. Of klElDk Enfinssring
With ths Dplsaa Of nnse Eseu1sA
0 Department Of LA~ and Equity
Win the Dezrcs Of BAcHILos 90 Law.
II v proposed 20 SIN further ertsst ths
prsetlei and seisstiss Dspartnsats u ~
dirsction Of -r..
!. Mechanical Znxinssrins. d Lpplisl
chs1istry. J. AETieai.ars. L CJnnsfss.
& PREPARATORY DEPAkTNHgT.
This course e.brzoes he subjscss Of Lxas.
Greek, Mathematics and Ensiiss, prsssrsss<y
70 the regular Coliszs glasses.
& sTUDEyTS BUsIsEss SCHOOL
In this school Psnnsnship. RoettssyisG
Accounts, ke., ere tsaEht. Endsf We ssshenv
Of the Faculty.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGES AsD Hosok1
A. .pecial indoesnents 10 eiiig.nss, thrss
Gaid NsdaIs and svs Hs1oraxy 6ekelarships-
The i..ss1 covering taiisa .Ad colss' tees. iss
An Ts-.s Masters Of Ara are snnsaly svpHst
al A s.asssdsnt NAsters win vsiaabis Dfivt
i Isres ssd emOlunentz-
dIdzt>s for the Ministry, propsry reesnasse-
ed. IL sppoists % free sehelznhfps svsssy i've
yourZ men Intending 20 mako ysur1 alisn thsiS
profession- II gives long credit 70 nsnter1ess
~ sert ses.ion opens tho thisd Thursday
seu,snber and closes ON The fourth THURSDAY
Necessary expenses need not exceed oss -
Tor further infornat,on addrsa
! ssssi1smF 81 @osH
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ECanton Flannels at Rhodes for
l2f cents. ...e-s .....r.....f..-
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A "WoMAN's PARLIAMENT is the latest pro.
jeot OF the dissatisfied petticoats of New York.
The body is to assemble on the 9Th of Octo-
Der, at the call ana under the auspicie. Of q
committee, of which Mrs. ID. G. Croly is chair
man. The circular states the object OF this
parliament to be to organize legislative body
OF women to represent women upon all SUBJ
jects OF vital interest to thems solves and their
children. The function of the parliament is to
crystalline the intelligence and influence Of
women into moral and reformatory power
which will act definitely upon all the varied
interests Of society. Among the special SUBJ
jects mentioned for consideration are public
education, prisons and reformatory schools.
health. female labor, household economy, and
corruption in public life. 1t is proposed to
make the parliament wholly distinct and
apart from ''the demand for women's rights,
soAcalled." 1t will only recognize women's
duties and propose sway to perform them.
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THE JEWS are very active and growing in
wealth and influence. There are ten regularly
employed Rabbis in New York City, and nearly
as many synagogues. Cincinnati is not be-
hind New York in this respect, and there are
four or five in Boston. Some OF their syna..
gogues in New York and Cincinnati are amongst
the most costly and splendid religious edifices
in the United States. They have schools Of
the highest order, are projecting an American
Jewish University, and have already one or
two theological seminaries. Three matters of
Importance. we are told, are just now occupy
ing the attention Of the Jews at barge. One
is the revocation Of the sdectees Of 1895, by
which Jews were banished from Spain; the
second is the establishment of an agricultural
colony in Palestine; the third is proposal to
hold q universal synod in Germany next sum-
mer. For race four thousand years old these
are signs Of considerable vitality.
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TIE POET AND THE PAINTER, or Gems Of Art
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T8NNYsoN's LocKsLY HAIL. Illustrated by Hennesy,
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GRAYs ELEoY, with seventeen finely colored draw.
ings and Photographic reproduction Of the
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WAYsIDE POsms original Poems Of country life,
edited by Robert Buchanan, with forty-seven
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TIE BIRD. by Michelet, illustrated by two hundred
and ten exquisite engravings by Giacomell, &c.
CHRIST IN SoN0, or Hymns Of Emmanuel selected
from all ages by Philip Schaf, d. D., svo, cloth
gilt extra, 36.
CowPER's TABLE TALK and other Poems beaut-
fully illustrated by the most eminent English
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STORY WITHOUT AN END. from the German of Ca.
rove. large 1to. with fifteen beautiful pic.
lures. in imitation Of water colorp, 81 so.
CHRIsTMAs CAROL. by Charles Dickens, with thirty
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and, stamped with the ,nfol lmation OF the
varying ups and downs of stocks and bonds
aud gold, went coiling itself up INTO
large basket underneath. This won-
derful machine works all day, from be-
tween 8 and 10 until after 4 O'clock, and is
watched with keen interest by many busy eyes i,
too busy to go in person to the st ok Ex-
change, or too willing to escape the Internal
turmoil OF the yelling rings of bulls and
bears that there conspire to make hideous
the day. learned that there are no less than
two hundred and thirty Of these private print
ing telegraphs in operation in and around
Wal-street offices, and that tho company
owning and operating them stand ready to
furnish them in any city where dozen or
moro would be used, so as to justify the ex-
pense OF m bunting them and keeping them in
order. The cost is a mere trile, compared
with the incalculable convenience and ad-
vantage of this instantaneous knowledge Of
the fluctuations OF the market. Was told that
5000 year more than covered the expense to
each broker owning an instrument"
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Spain and the Confederacy.

The New York papers are all agog over
8 statement made not long since by MIR. H.
j. Perry, the American Secretary Of Legs-
tion in Spain, to the effect that the Govern
ment Of Spain had resolved at one period
Of our late civil war to commence hostili-
ties against the United States. The New
York Times, in alluding to the matter, re-
marks: " From information that has since
reached us, we are inclined to believe the
statement we'll founded. The determination
"ofSpain was brought about by the intrigues
''of the Emperor Of the French, and was
chased on complaint that, ,,our government
chad been guilty Of violation Of neutral
"rights. The 9th Of October, 1868, was
"axed upon as the day for commencing
''hosti)ities, orders to that effect having
''already been sent out by the Spanish
Government. But through the active ef-
'forts Of liberal spaniards, devoted friends
"of our cause as identical with their own,
counter orders were sent out by the
''steamer from Cadiz Of September Is, 1868,
"and the whole affair was suppressed In
''the present condition Of Spanish politics
s'it would be highly imprudent to disclose
"the names Of the persons who rendered US
'this service. They are all now, since the
revolution, prominent public men, and
s'their positions and influence would be
seriously compromised by premature
tdisclosure Of their agency in this transac.
sstion."
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TIE question Of what constitutes q sYam-
iiy,'' in the eye Of ths law, has lately been
raised in Georgia. An application had
been made before the Orainary Of Coweta
County for homestead, under the eonstitu-
tion and laws Of Georgia, from Colsnel Joe
Calhoun, Q bachelor, aged sixty years.
Colonel Calhcun's creditors Hlsd objection
70 tho passage Of an order by the ordinary
assisning homestead in this case, on the
ground that the applicant was not the
"head Of family" I'm legal sense. It
was admitted that he had neither wife NOR
children, but had servants In his employ
nent, snd his csIasss oontcnded thas thia
fact constituted him che s'headl of d Sasoi,v. !,
The ordinary sustained the objections. ana
the applicant appealed to tho Superior
Court. 'S 4.
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Sr. LOU % IL ornL.

THIS NEW AND CoMMOI IoUs HOUSE. LooAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty.second- street.
advanteges over all other houses for the
commodatson OF Its quests. II was built expressly
for aratcluss family boarding house--ths Rooms
being large and on suite, heated by steaTnwith not
and cold water. and furnished second to none: while
hands aaording guests an uneqnal!ed table.
One OF Atwo0d's Patent EievatorS is slso araoun
me modern g OF and " the service o.
The Broadway and University Place Carr pass the
door every tour minutes, running from the City
Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth aud Eeyenth
Avenue hines arc but short block on either siie.
aaoFding ample facilities for commanioA4ing with ed
tno depose. stsanboat landings, pleces Or am use
MOnsG Is AOLLEY. PrOpEaetors.
makcn AZ 6nnos
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Catalogue No. 4.
PLAIN WORDS ON TIE PSALMS OF DAVID.
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The CONNECTION OF THE OLD AND NEW
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Joseph r. Walker. D. D., of Beaufort. 8. q, 90
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CHI A RI ES TON.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1869.
The Value OF Our LANDS.

There was an error of some consequence
in the statistical tables printed in THE
NEWS Of the 9th ult. The total number
of acres of land in the State, shown in de-
tail in table No. 8, should be 16,O6l, ,974 in.
stead Of 41,513,216. This error will, of
course, be readily detected by adding to-
gether the number Of acres in the different
counties.
In regard to the statement made in these
columns that the Appropriation act limits
the amount Of State taxes for the year to
not exceeding $1,00O,O0O, while the rate of
taxation assessed by the State Auditor at
three-fourtas of one per cent should pro.
duce $1 100000, we are in possession of
further information. The State Auditor
says, as we are informed, that the collec-
tion of taxes will be stopped as soon as she
amount received reaches $998, 600, the
amount actually appropriated by the Gene
raj Assembly to meet the expenses and in
terest Of the year. The Auditor thinks it
very doubtful if the required amount of
$99S,OOO can be collected, after deducting
the property exempted from taxation, and
the amounts (under $15O) exempted by law
from all taxation, which are included in the
total assessment Of 81, ,230, 900, as well as
tKe loss by defaulters and evasions Of the
tax.
The State Auditor doubtless has acted in
perfect good faith; but it still appears to
US that the letter of the law, limiting the
whole amount to be assessed, should have
been complied with.
The table Of the assessed values Of cul-
tivated, uncultivated and waste lands, pub
lished in The News Of yesterday, will give
our people some idea Of the magnitude Of
the advantages which they can offer to
intending immigrants The price at which
these lands have been returned for taxa
tion must be, in many cases, far below the
intrinsic value, although, perhaps, not be-
low the price they would bring II forced
upon stagnant market. But making sll
due allowance for the present abnormal
depreciation Of values, the grand fact
stands out that arabic and ploughed lands,
in the most healthy counties Of the State,
may be bought at prices ranging from SIS
to $40 per acre, while wood and uncultiva-
ted lands may be bought at from So to SIS
per.acre. Immigrants can, therefore, buy
cleared land in this State suitable for the
cultivation Of corn, wheat and cotton, at q
lower price than, as far as We know, simi-
lar land can be bought in any other part Of
the West or South. They will also enjoy
the certainty that their property will rap
idly increase in value; for the completion
Of the Blue Ridge Railroad and the influx
Of labor which will be obtGsned from one
source or another, cannot fail to enhance
the intrinsic and market value Of ell the
property in the State.
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ITO ID U sIH n D o M II M. .
3, THE SUMTER NEWS,

IS ONE or THE BEST pApRRs M THE Up.
COUNrRXt has q large circulation, and af7Unas eu.
perior dvantAges GO On advertising mediunn Terms
aows Addroo DARR d OSTEEN.
Ecoruasy "a sPrapuel0ea.
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poaroina.

ROARO ~ NEW YORK, BY Mes. M
~ D. A: gIGEL.OW. formerly OF Georgia. at No. SO
EASE TWELFTH-STKEET. Families visiting that
city will nd this very Desirable location Yor
venience and comfort. fm2s June 4
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prp GOODS, Gtf.
m r w q O d 8
J. R. READ & GO.
NO. 263 KING. 8 II Il E EFT.
HAVE THIS DAY OPENED AN ASSORTMENT
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
To which they invite the attention of the Ladies.
BLACK BYZANTINE, 81 wDE-,A NEW ARTI.
Black Crape,Maretz "a wide
Black Iron Grenadine, 8-4 wide
Black Hernanni Grenadine, "a wide.
White Grape Maretz. s.4 wide
White Barge, wide.
TOGETHER wTIH
Herannis, BareRes, Iron Grenadines Crane Ma
retz and Tami;e Cloths, In ordinary widths.
j. II. READ &s CO.
CHEAP PRINTS.
1S I-a CENTS.
WE ARE TO-DAY OFFERING FULL LINE
oF CALlCOEs, at l2&. cents per yard.
j. IL. REAE s. co.
MOSQUITO BOBBINET,
IN VARIETY.
MOSQUITO PAVILION GAUZE
White Coating Linen
Printed Linen Lawns
New Mus]ins and Organdies
New Percales and PeQues
Richardson's hish Linens
Linen Sheeing, u wide
Pillow Case Linen
New York Mills EOngcloth
Wamsutta, Masonville, Lonsdale. and other ia
vorite brands Of yard wide Bleached Shirt
ings
Ladies' summer Under Vests
Mems Gauze Merno Under Vests.
j. r.. READ q CO.
ENGLISH HOSIERY.
LADIES' WHITE COTTON STOCKINGS
Mems Half Hose, in best English manufacture
GLOVES, GLOVES.
LADIES Isle THREAD GLOVES
Gentlemen's Lisle Thread Gloves
Children's Lsle Thread Glorcs.
ALSO,
WHITE GOODS.
ooMPRIsINo I'm PART:
NAINSOOK MUsLINs, MULLa, JACONE1s,
Cambrics. Bishop snd Victoria Lawns: Swisses-in
plain, striped and checks; 81 French Musfns, Or.
candies, Tarletans, &C., &C.
j. n. READ 6s co.
LACES. AND EMBROIDERlES.
FULL LINES OF NOVELTIES IN LACE GOODS
aud Embroideries usual.
j. r.. READ &c CO.,
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WHr.ns . O1a1sohn.
FACTORS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
aHxPRzNo .Ao1Nzs.

- I.3 GHIFFZNG A9ENTsSs NJ
WELL ATTEND TO THn PUR0HAsR. SA1B ANp
BaIPMENT 60 Foreign and Domestic PORES, o.
C0ET0N, nIOM. LUGBER AND NAVAL SrOnER.
ATLANTIC WHARF Charleston. g. O.
=. WILLIE. ...... a. n. CRrsorM
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* II IL . ON HI O U S u
COLUMBIA, s. O.

THIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED HOTEL. I'M.
SURPAaSED by any House In the South for comfort
and healthy locality, is open to travellers and others
seeking BOARD FOR HE SUMMER. Families
can De accommodated with nice airy rooms on rea.
sonabIe terms. cali is solicited
May IS 1no WIN. A. WRIGHT.
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NJ CK 8 &c w AN II T. ID. -WANTED, A
~ WHliE girl or wom1n Ger nan preferred,
competent to take end,e charge OF an infant four
months old. One who eau come well recommended
and none else need apply may bear of o good home
by applying at No. 16 LYNCH.S1REEr,
June4
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WANTED, MAN SERVANT ACCUs-
~ TONED to wait in house. Apply at THIS
OFFlCE.
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TRANSPORTATION w A N II e D.
Il Captains of small Vessels can find employ.
ment by ap Lying at the foot of Beestreet JOHN
MCChADY. Nav 2G
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMRRI.
wv CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK. in both Eng
!sh and German. by Robert Stewart, " t., of Miss.
Inc work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
and raising, and the treatment OF horses and mules
bo.h in sickness and health II has won Its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address 9. r. VEN /,
Publisher, Cincinnati @. 6mo% March 10
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q AWY fIK WA NTED.-AN ACTIVE AND
~ competent SAWYER. to taAe charge of first
class Gang saw Mill Ia the city. Apply through BOX
No. $50. Charleston Postofhce. wfm3 June
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, A LUT AT
wv MAGNOLIA Cemetery. Address 8. n j.,
NEWS OFFICE. June
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THESE STOVES STAND UNRIvALLED FOB
capacity. durability, oonvenences and the general
purposes to which Cooking Stoves are used. The
PHIIANTHROPIST is extra heavy plated and has
Ash Drawer; can be made into q dx boiler hole
stove stove has cast iron Water Tank galvanized, or
CIVILIAN is of Q neat design, ana has q ane large
Oven. This Stove can be had with the extension
back, SIX holes and reservoir when desired
For further information apply to
d. L. FULLERTON,
January 10 6mos Augusta, Ga
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G0 Reut.

THO RENT, PART OF HOUSE DE
Il LIGHTFULLY situated in the western part of
the city: Rent low. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-04

WANTED To RENC, A SMALL HOUSE,
W rent $40 or $12 month. Any having such
VIII find good tenant by addressing L. L., through
Postofice. tuwf3% June
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-04

WANTED, BY A MARRIED MAN A
w situation in some Cotton ELL! South CT South
west; is acquainted with all branches. having work.
ed IN them all. but should select WEAVING as q
choice. Iarties Wishing to engage such person
will please address note, stating terms. to JOHN j.
KELLY, No. 1l8 state-street Boston. Nav "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-01
I LIQUORS, LIQUORS, LIQUORS.

We beg leave to call the attention OF the trade
to our
LARGE and WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT