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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05

XNyANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
ornamental, is executed promptly In the neates.
style and at the lowest New York prices, at he
NEWS Job Office, No. I4e EAST BAY. Call and ex.
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
eaaWhere
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05
HEWs UMMAR z.

Gold in New York yesterday closed at ssa.
Cotton ip New York yesterday closed ut
S0tc. Sales 800 bales.
In Liverpool yesterday cotton was shade
Armer; uplands 11sd; Orleans 115d. Sales TO-
Oo0 bales.
IA writer in the Revolution demands for
wives equal pay with wet nurses.
IA prudent msn," Says witty French
man, sis like pin. His head prevents him
from going too far"
Nine out of every ten American newspa-
psrs sent TO FrlNace are, it is said, confiscated
in the French PosNofice.
The new issue IT paper money, of all de-
nominations, will be ready Tor distribution to
the public on the 1st OF anly.
The Old School Presbyterian Assembly
.a,ourned ON Tuesday to meet in Pittsburg
nsss Noyember. The New School body, which
adjourned on. Monday. viii meet ae the same
time md place. ,fIs-
The Queen Of England is said to have
written an autograph letter to the Emperor
Napoleop. thanking him for the attention
shown to the Prince and Princess Oh maies
during their late stay IN Paris.
One Of the telegraphic dispatches sent to
ths Pope ON the occasion OF his Jubilee came
from the tsrthest regions OF lapland. Ihe
bearer OF Il had to travel six hundred miles be-
fore he reached the nearest telegraph Office.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Dss,y News mentions that by way Of precau-
tion the guard of the Tuileries has been in
creased BY five hundred men, who sleep fully &C
ooutred and With theirlosded chassepots close
OF hand. The troops, too, have been kept TO
their barracks.
"A ststement prepared at the United States
Treasury Department reveals the fact that
sinne the year 1851 there has been paid inte
til treasury conscience fund, $50, ,2Ss 80. The
amount paid in each year is rapidly growing
hSEer. In 1851 only two hundred and Hfty
doIla.s were paid in, while during the five
months Of this year over fifteen thousand dol
la1 have bean received.
;4,.Ths frequency Of fres in cotton mills in
thia locality of late has, says the Liverpool
Mercury, aroused strong suspicion that
many OF the CONGREGATIONS are the work OF in
eendiaries; and this feeling will be stil further
strengthened by . discovery made on Sunday
morning, the 18th, Ut Stockport. where three
mii1s were almost simultaneously ignised. In
two Of these cases: the FIRE was plsinly the
woek Of inoendlaries. >l
The hotel walters Of New York are on .
strike. Heretofore they have received thirty
dollars per month, and now demand thirty.Hve
= dollars. They notified their employers Of their
intentions week. or two ago, but the latter
took NOT much notice Of It. Hence the strike
to-day. and there is much or less confusion at
allof the leading hotels in consequence. At
the 81. Nicholas: there Was no breakfast on
Tuesday morning, and the guests had to 20 to
neishboring restaurants to get their cup OF
!, cogss. Msttirs are at loose ends at the st.
Nichnlas, the As:or, The Clarendon, the New
York Hotel and Ut the Fifth Avenue, where the
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90 Rtut.

vT>O RENT, A HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS.
i pleasantly located; rain and pump water on
the premises and necessary outbuildings. Apply at
street. " June
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VIyANTED. EVERYBODY To SUB.
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES @. FIGHTERS Select Library OF New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April q No. l6I -KING-STREET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05

VITANTED, FIRSTCLAsS TRAVEL
w LING Statesmen In every State. Good
wages or liberal per cent. and steady employment
address, with stamp, B. F. HOWE, No. $50 Arch
street.. Pbtladelphia Pa. smos April3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05

MANTED. A GUOD WHITE FE MALE
w HOUSE SERVANT, to Cook and Wash for
ono lady and herself and to milk one cow. Apply to
Mrs. KUNKEN, Mount Pleasant, at the Landing.
June 8 IL
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WASTED, A ARESPECTABLE VIII TE
w FEMALE as Housemaid. None need apply
without good recommendations. Apply at No.
ORURCH-SCREET. June B
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HEyANTED-A6ENT SELL THE
w AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Price
s2S The simplest, cheapest and best Kuitting Ma
chine ever invented. Will knit 10000 stitches per
minute. Liberal inducements to Agents. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
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RAILROAD LINES.

1899 FOR NEW YoRK.-THE CAMDEN
ANDTREN1oRR AoR AAMB2Y AID n S tfHEA
EkoM u y yP RHILA ia HA1DELPHIA TO NEW YORK, AND
.ts.,o. yRoM, wALxyr srREEr WHARF. ..o.
AtsA. ~. Via Camden and jersey city Ex. Mail 800
a. NJ, NJ, via camden a3d Am6oy Express,s;,' 500
A. SSO SpS A; NJ, and : 90 3 N. FOR FresSold.
Ates s. and IL en9 1gS ~ M tos sId So p
M for BoTdentown, Burlington, Beverly, ana De-
AT ESQ and 10 a: M, $50, 4.so, g. and Il'oo P
myrs, and Finh House, and2 p. IoI Florence and
The and l1,So p M, Lines leave from Market
At II A. M, via KenBington and Jersey City. Rev
At7:80 ana ii A, a. asO, 30, and p NJ for Trenton
and Brislo And q iO.l5 A M for Bristol;
At7.s9 and II A. M. SO and p. M. for Worthwhile
At 7'8o, and iGl5. A. N. and 2sO, and P. NJ for
At7s0snd io'i5 A. M $50. 4, 5, and p n. for Corn.
MINI ming, BrdesSGrs, and FTaSRoId and az p N. for
FRoM WEsT FHILADELPHIA DEPOT,
\, Via ConRsSiinE nee s Esigsy g y M y7e York x
press LllGs, g, ylh Jersey Ciiyi FaTs, . g
Al g45 M ilo y sss and rs p H. for Trenton.
a. Ss5 z. M g. $40 and ID Z IS p NJ Tor bristol
sohsbes &c HddRg % Gr Torrasdaie Holmes.
borg, TacoDy, Wisslnoming, Brides0urg' Sh" At"NA
The SsYA NJ, $50 Sne y .rIS5 N; Lines will run
For Lines leaving Kensngton depot taKe tnS aS caro-
Before departure. The cars Of srSe street Railway
direct to West PhiladelDhiR Depot Cheshns sh1
Walnut within one square. On Sundays the MSrke6
street Will to connect with the $50 A. M oSV
and IL p. nj. Lines. - - - u.--
PROM KENsINGToS DEPOT
At 7'2O A, Nj, tor Niagara Falls, Buhalo, DunkirEt
EIrpIra Ithaca, OWegO, Rochester Binghamtont Os-
wego, syracuse, Great Bend, MOntrUse W Wllkeauafrs
scranton, stroudsburg' Water Gap schooleys Noun
tain, etc. -. - -. ,,-,-,s-. ,--.--
Iambertville, Bloomington, etc, The $40 Z N, Line
connects direct with the Train leaving Ea5ton for
MauCh Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem etc.
At5P NJ. for LambertvIle and intermediate Sta
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY IAND
PEM MBERTON AND HIGHISTOWN RAIL
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY Upper sIde)
Al and no A, M lS0, 80, and $50 p M, for Mer-
cbsntsVIIle, MOOrestown Hartford, Masonville,
Hainsport Houut Holly, smlthyiile. Evansville
VinGentoyyp RlrminK ham, and PembUrtOn,
Al 2 a. M, 1870 and $3.50 p. M, for LewBtow
Wrightstown, Cookstown, New Egypt, HQTneratown
Cresm Ridge Im lay stown, sharon, and Hightatown.
II is WILLIAM II. GATZMEIG, Agent
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nnnAnELPHIA. MILMINGTON, IAND

WILMINGTON, A ND
il BALTIMORE RAILkUAD.-TlME TABLE,
CUmmencIng MONDAY, November %5 lsos:-Iralns
will leave Depot corner BROAD Street anu nSSnInR-
Wsv. mali Train &C S 80 A. NJ. (SundRys excepted
for Baltimore stopping A. az IsSuIHT sIaStons, Con
Criste I'D and intermediate stations. .,> -,
Express kTrain at IL ID. (Sundays excepteu) tor
Perry vile, and Havre-o eGrsce, Connects az VII
miDgton with train for New Castle s e,cor,od, t
Express Train at 40OP. M. tSunoays e1eepteuJ, ior
Baltimore and Washington, Stopping az Chester'
TnuIlow, LinwoOd, Claymont, WlinhiinngtSni Win ng New
port, Stanton, Newark Elkton, S4sfleS-
Town, PeIryVilleL Bnvre dc Grace, IN 81
i.h Express at 1890 P. NJ. DAILY for Baltimore
SHcod CIaymont, Wilmington, Newark Elkton,
MIL. M0ph East Perryvile. and HRvre de Grace, -
PASSENGERS for Fortress Monroe ana NoriOR VIII
take the Il '" " WVVIiItMSINGT0N TRAINS.
Stopping at al Stations between Philadelphia hnd
iraVs sPhiadelphiA At ICoA. M, so. 500, and
7ID P Nj The 500 L, NJ. Train connects WIN Uela-
ware Railroad tor harrington and intermediate
stations: Wilmington 700 and $40 A M 100 46 and
,61 p NJ The $40 A. n. Train WEI not sl0p oelWeen
Wilmington runs daily; sll OIheE Accommodation
rNNrains Sundays excepted. .-,,, r.... r,.,.,-.-
Raitiilore TO oPhilaeelphls-LeAVe balunnore
SfSn1N M Wsy Mall g'25 a. M, Express Z 70 r Ill,
IETnIess. : 25 r. Nj, ExpLess;, pATTTuOPE
Exp ssid77NDAY TRAIN FttQM ,BALIlmOi.E ,,,..
1o,Tss RsItimore AZ 70 r M, stopping AZ hlhs'
Leaves 6tan;s Serdeen, Hsvre de-GTEce, Perry
mona FeearIsstown Norm. East, Elkton, Newark
s.anion Newport, WILMINGTON Gay n4on'' L4n"oOu'
apd SGSsI6ert tickets to all points West; sout5 aad
nipWsst may be procure4 AT HShgS ~ also
CheshI nISs ss and Berths In sleeping Shls can ne
SKATE dSTi SgTnring the day. Persons purchasing uckets
81 Ibis ofce can nayS oSgsSsSs Son1phny -
oence pS tiAe ii. +, EENNEH, superintendent
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is will there ia q way, and that not difficult
one. The pretense that we cannot deal with
this sort OF thing is most Summarily answered
by the fact that we do deal with Il, and deal
with 1t effectually, when so disposed. Sauce
fer the goose is sanCe for the gander; Law for
the Strand Is law for Tichborne street. We
suppress one NUISANCE. we permit arother--
precisely the same, and at work under precisely
the same conditions.
All these things are inexpressibly sickening
and disgusting and Illuminating. Night houses
Baymaiket promenades and fairs anatomical
museums, judge and jury clubs Holywell street
wares, obscene and pseudo-medlcaI advertise
ments, the Ddty Ie'egrdphs homilies aud the
Odtg Jelegrdph'S advertisements-lt is q pollu-
ton to have 10 think about them, and to write
about them. But there is just one thing perhaps
worse, and that is that we know, aud the present,
outbreak OF indignation and concentration
II all II we pleased any day in the week,
and most completely-but we do not.
Lord Campbell's act is a very dne thing;
1t Is not dead, nor impracticable TO carry
out-only IL sleeps. Why the name of
Dugdale, always fired aud always az work
again, Is as familiar rs that of MIR. Knox lin
self. Aud disgusting as the whole thing Is, the
one thing more disgusting Is the occasional
reports of Raid on the Night Houses,n "Raid
on Holywell street, !; 'Raid on the Haymarket.n
We are almost forced to the conviction that the
carry on this guerilla warfare. The conclusion
we believe a very unjust One-is that they
only pounCe upon offenders when hush money
is not forthcoming, and the only ans wer to this
discredItable imputation will be found in
steady, persistent, and constant vindicatiou of
the law, every day, aud all day, and all night
long. g.-LondOn Saturday ReDteW.
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COVER NMENT SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
4 nance Stores,
A large quantity OF Condemned Ordinance and Ord
nance StoIeB Will bs offered for ~ PHbIic Auc
tI tiI9ni a. B00CK isLAED ARSENAL, Illinois, on
The following comprises some of the principal artI
cles to be Sc Id. viz =
% Iron Cannon various Calibres.
1lOO Field CRrriagrs and Llmbers
1870 sets OF 4 rtillery BRrpess,
1900 pounds Shot and Shell.
$500 sets of Infantry Announcements.
22OO III MCClellnD Saddles.
40 A rtilery saddles.
1900 HalteTs.
200 saddle Blankets.
cote Watering Brides.
24OO Cavalry Cdrb Brides,
22OO ~ tillery races and II ameS. ,,.-.
can obtain Them by application 20 the Chief OF Ord
naI &C, at Washington, ID; O." or Brevet colonel s.
CAIaPIN, United States Army, PuTch asing officer
corner Of HOUSTON and GREEN streets, Rev York
city, or upon application at this Arsenal
'' ~ T, j. RODMAN,
Lieutenant. Colonel Oronsnces
Brevet Brigsdier General o. 5. A.
Commanding.
Rock Island Arsenal, January 25 1869. 1870 tA7
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN Fyr BEThLEHEa, DO LESIOWS, MAUCH
S-nUNR, kA71ON, Will LLlAAsPOhI, WILKES
BARHE, MAHANOY gIlN, MOUNT CARMEL,
PfITsION, ruNKHANSOC6, AND sGRANToN.
WINTER ARRANGEM ENIS,
Pass Trains leave the Depot, corner OF BERKS
and AmkRICAN Streets, daily Sundays e1ceptedl
~ fOllows;- - - -.
Nj such Chunk Razleton WllllAmspOrt, Wilkesbarre,
niahanoy City, PilLstons ana 4unkuannock.
g'45 A. M, (kxpress) for Bt thehen Easton. Allen
town, MRuch Chunk WilkesbArre, PitIaton, and
al I46 P. NJ. (Express) iur Bethlehem, Mach
Chunk WiIReeDarre PlItstCD, and scranton.
AT 500 r. M. Tor Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown.
and MEucn Skunk. . -
For Fort Washington at 10 40 A, NJ. and IL 30 r. M
For Lgnsdale st 6'2N Z. M,
Filth and sixth streets, second and Third streets
and Union City Passenger Railways run TO the new
NopHT TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILA DELPHIA
From Bethlehem Rt sl0 A. M 2'IO, 5'25, and $50
= E'Ytron, YStn Doylestown at S'35 A. NJ, 455 and 7PM
From I.nnsdsle Rt 7'30 A. M,
From Fort Washington 81 10 % A. NJ. and 3I0 p, NJ.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at so A, M.
phIadelphiR for DoylestoWn NJ Y. M.
DoVlestown for Philadelphia AZ A. ID
BeIhlehem IN for Philadelphia Rt L. M.
'IicketR sold and Baggage checked through ~
Manns North PennsylvRnia Baggage Express ONCE
N"' N' ELLIS CLARK, Agent
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NEW YORK.
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY:
CHUBOH, DUANE, AND NORTH STREETH
NEW YORK, TO BE LEASED AT AUCTION.
Adrian H. Muller, P. r. wilkins & Go. Will lease
sG auction,
ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1s, 1859.
Atl2 o'clock NJ, at the Exchange salesroonls. no
Ill BROADWAY,
by ORDER OF THE UNDERSIGNED,
A COMMITTEE OF THE BoARDoF GOVERNORS
OF THE
SOCIETY OF THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL.
THE FIFTY EIGHT LOTS
COMPRISING ALMOST THE ENTIRE BLOCK
ROUNDED BY BROADWAY, CHURCH,
DUANE AND WORTH STREETS.
WILL BE LEASED AT AUCTION ON THE
ARoVEMENTIoNED DAY.
tH nroperty is located In the centre OF the heavy
bu,iness OF the city, high ground, with dry, sandy
sou, and surrounded by frst-clasa improvements,
The leases will be for a term of twentyone years.
with the usual covenants for renewal, and Will be
s,roi,sr m tbose msde by the SAILORS SNUG
HARBoR," which have always been considered -
-aost favorable TO the lessee. The Advan-
tage of holding long leases on properly
in the business portion Of the city Is demon
st,eted oy the large bonus which has
| been maid Tor those made by the "Sailors Snug
HaTborH amounting in many cases almost TO he
,roIer1v Ell auction will afford opportunity thAt
Will never again occur ior procure
ing eEses OF building ses ss s hus,nsss nronertv IN
fhjs city soon be worth large premium especially
ss THIS property 10 by law - x
| " EX EMPTED FROM TAXATION.
! JAMES W, BEEKMAN,
| JOHN DAVID WOLFE,
ROBERT l. LlYINQSrONt
JACKSON \ 6HULTZ,
JAMES NJ. BROWN r,oz...
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