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MORE L1aHT.-The City Council will do well
to consider whether little more light will not
go far to put an end to the housebreahugs
which now cause so much trouble. About one
half Of the street lamps are, we believe, never
used, and an arrangement could doubtless be
made to have these regularly lighted at an e1-
pense which would be small in @ mparison with
the additional comfort and security given to
our citizens. While the lamps are lit burglars
do not care to prowl about, the streets become
in every way more safe, and the pol. .ce have a
better opportunity Of doing their duty. Ii
Council will glve US more gas lamps, We shall
have less robbery. and less noise and confusion
in our streets at night.
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IHE UNDERSIGNED. BEG LEAVE TO An
NOUNCE that thev have been appointed by Mes'rs.
HENRY g. HANNIs & CO.. Of Philsd elphia, their
sole Agents for the stite Of south Carolina for the
sale OF their celebrated ACME. K, Xxx, Xxx. xxx,
NeC1 AR CABINET and o;her brands OLD RYE
WHISKIE5.
They also wish to announce that they will be IN
constant receipt of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WRI>KIES, direct from
Distillery at HsnnisvIlle, Berkeley County, West
Virginia,
Liberal contracts will be made for large lots Of
new Whiskies In bond q, Dishllerv Warehouse.
CLACIU| Il WITTE,
No. 80 East Bay street.
Jupe 16 wfn3mos Charleston, S. c.
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AUCTION SAFE THIS DAY.

AUCTION SAFE THIS DAP
KNOX, DxLY q Co. will sell Ut 10 O'clock 81
their store, cl l>thiog. shoes, DC.
N. A. BuNT will sell at 10 O'Clock, at bis
store. boots, shoes. DC.
MMrs DRAxE win sell at 10 O'Clock, 4 tia
store clothios, dry goods, &c.
r. n. MARSHALL h BRoTHER will sell at half.
past 10 o'clock, At their Office. horses, mules
and furniture.
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CAuous.-A caucus WAS held in the Council
tCh mber yesterday morning, the object OF
which, We iearn. vas to get the Mackey faction
to aid the Plllsbury faction in eIecting J. q.
Jeuks city inspector, the Mackeyites promis-
ing to do soft their opponents would sign q
document denouncing Mr. Clark, recently ap-
pointed collector Of this port, as Democrat.
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RAnRoID MHma.-A meeting of railroad
presidents and superintendents ON the inland
line from washington to New Orleans will be
held in Columbia. on the 18Th instant, to con-
sidsr ali entife change and material reduction
In the through schedule. The meeting Was
suggested BY Colonel Vim. Johnston. Of the
Charlotte aDd South Carolina Road.
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TIE Novs1-xAxeR F.. Of whose deeds as
thief, lover, eloper and marryer. an account
was given in Mondays issue OF Tan NEwa,
was brought before Justices Msekey, Plum
meau, colored. aud Moline, yesterday, upon :
writ Of habsas corpus. and was bailed 4in the
sum Of S1Oe to appear for examination before
the State Court in November next.
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Railroads.
DLUE RIDGE RAILROAD


THE ATTENTION OF CONTRACTORS IS INyIT-
ED to the work Of completing the Blue, R,dge Rstl-
road In south Carolina from Anderson, South; Caro-
Lima to Knoxville Tennessee, distance Of one hun
dred and fifty.two miles TO build. . 1890,
The Executive Committee Of the Board Of Direct
ors is prepared to enter into negotiations With res'
pops0ie persons, who may desire to undertakesha
work. ,-'et. -
Payments will be made in their first mortgage( ~
per cent bonds, princlpal and interest payable
iu cois, having twenty years to run, secured by
the guarantee Of the state OF South Carolina for Che
punctual payment Of both principal and interest.
The mortgage covers unencumbered property OF the
Company, which cost three al quarter mluons Of
dollars IN gold, and embraces fifty miles Of road COM
plete aid in running order
Detailed Estimates. Plans, Pronles and speci6ca-
tlons will be ready for inspection by JJNB L 1859.
Eeanwhile. approximate qnan tiles and other infor-
nation concerning the work may be obtained By ap-
plicaion to Colonel JAMES P. LOW, the Chief En-
gtneer Of the Co npany, or TO the undersigned, at
Columbia, South Carolina.
Chairman Of Executive Committee.
N. B. The time for opening the bids for the n.
struction of this Road ID fixed for the sth e.. Of
JULY next a. Il NJ. at Columbia, 8. c. Bids will bo
received by the Executive Committee up to thss
date. IL juno 70
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Clreuiatlon.-THB DAILF NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
{ooNIzKD as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THE CLTT OF CHARLESTON.
PDBkLsHRS TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSToEFYCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PR0HLS-
FoNs OF THE NEW PoST0FF1CE Law.
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BUSINESS HOTICBS.

SOLE LEATHER TRUsKs AND VAL1sEs are Offer
ed for sale low by Ohapeau & HeAron on Meet
ing-street, next to the Mills House.
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STATE CoURT-HoN. R. B. CARPENTER, JUDGE,
PRESIDING - )ivil business OF no general in.
terest occupied the session Of this court yes
terday.
The following juries were empanelled:
Jury No. la. q. Hayden. Foreman; Fred
eriek flaming. E. F. Benellkt B. BolImann.
T. 8. Browning. VIM. Doran, G.. w., Graves.
whites; George Gardener, A. Bryant, ]. ID.
Adams. A. A. Aspiuall. Thomas Brown, co.,
ored; seven whites and five colored.
Jury No. 2.-Johu F. O'Nelll, Foreman; A.
Me .tzler, j. r. Meree, VIM. 2. O'Nell Ephraim
G. Seabrook, B. NJ. Marshall, F. Won Santen,
whites; Wesley Owens, George P. Hite, Samuel
Stesle. W. J. Roust, James Simmons, colored;
seven whites aud FIVE colored.
Supernumeraries. IF. E. Schroeder, e. West.
whites; Henry White, colored; two whites and
one colored.
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CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL supERINTsNDEsrs OFFICE,

CHARLESTON, 3. C., April 3, l66v.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL 11rH, TH4
PASsL.iER TEAMS Of the South Casolna . BAH
road will run as follows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston....... ...... '....'...ssu A. q.
Arrive at augusta. -. N.
Connecting with trans for Mont 'omefy, Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans. via Montgomery and
~ FOR COLUMBIA
Leave Charleston. .....................sso a n.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester .il-
road, ano Camden tram
F@n CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. .......................sW 4. =.
Arrive at Charleston. .......6l0 +. II.
Leave Coum Ola. '...-. .... ......'.1 TO 4.
Ai'''' " AUGUSTA NIaHT ExPRRss "
tsuSDAYs rIcEPrKD., u;
Leave Charleston. T. Ms
Connecting With trains tor Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans, Via Grand Junction.
Arrive at Charleston 4; Il.
tsUHDAYs E1cEPTRDl
Leave Charleston. ...t.0S Z. y.
Arrive at Columbia. a.......................+AA A. Il.
Connecting sundays excepted with G4senville and
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Colum6ia. ............."....6tJp z. n.
Arrive at Charleston ...6s0 4. II.
srMMERvILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. .:....................S. Z. n.
drElVe III s',o
Leave Summeryle e.,,,,,,,..........7.1e .7.1e 4. II.
Arr: We at Charleston n........,.....675A A. u
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and tolumbi, Passenger rrai1s on Uon.
DAYS, wEpNEsDAYs and SATURDAYS, connects with
up and down Day Passrn 5ers at Eingvllle. .
Leave Camden. n......"......".....' '''.;o 90 a. -
Arrive at Columbia. ..lLW Am.
Leave Columbia a................ .'...:z :zN e "A
signedl q. 7. PEAKk,
Lur:i 10 General Superintendent.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

xsErzKes TRrs DAY.
.IandmaskLodae, at 9P. H..
South Carolina Lodge. at 8 p. NJ.
Board OF Trade, Of 8 =. n.
C.h, ct haEpast 3 p. II.
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: CoorER Sour. boiled mutton, and the usual
variety of good things for lunch at Torck's,
sour house." this NOR hing.
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Bull OF MoRTALIrY.-Retura OF deaths with
in the City OF Charleston for the week ending
July 8, 1859:
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AQes.-Undsr one year ofsge, "a; bet &eeu one and
ace .: between ten ard twenty years of age 8; be-
tween twenty and thirty years OF sge, o.; between
thIrty and forty years Of age 2; between forty and
6ity years of age. o: between y and sixty ye,rs OF
between eveuty aud eighty years of age /; between
eighty and ninety years Of age. 20; between ninety
and one hundred years OF age, 0; over one hundred
srs Of age. 0.
ON e OF City Registrar, July 6, 1869.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

Tan CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation Of
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu Itions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles OF value,
TIE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADyER.
rmxxrsTs, pd.asnt for which must invariably
be made nhen The order is stuen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics. house-servants. pofters. chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses. shops. offices
and warehouses wanted or 20 let, and miscella-
heous wants Of all kinds. = -
For each insertion Of advertisements of the
classss specified: .-----.
Not exceeding THsrr Irns or 20 woris. ...2s cents
Foua LINES or so words. s.....4o
FIVE LMxs or 40 words......6o
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rItes must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
News Office BY 9P. NJ
Range OF Thermometer 1T tho News
once.
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n1ia.s, Giquurs, Gtf.
,AIN DEW WHIsKEY.

NEOUATAIN DEW WHISKEY.
@ BARRELS MOUNTAIN DEW" wHIsKEY.
Just received and for sale by
July6 HENRY COBIA co.
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fiut Arts.
DHOTOGRAPH COLORING.

IDHUTUVItAF1 COLONINWs
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style Of coloring preferred.
April % 3mos"
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Shirts aus furnishing GOODS.

Splits dus furnishing WoDDs. /
EINE WHITE sHIKTs.--rHE CELE-
u BRA1ED STAR SHIRTS, IN all sizes, ready
made or made to order, at
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, !!
neeiing-etreet. opposite the Market.
EANCY STRIP ED PERCALts SHIRTS.
II OF the best quaI.ty and In assorted patterns at
SCOTS
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
heetpg.street opposite the Market.
INDIA GAUzE SHIRTS F,.Um "a TO
Gent emen's Furnishing Store,
Meehng-street opposite the Market.
T ISLE THREAD sHItsTs, WITH LONG
IL and short sleeves, in all sizes and grader, at
SCOTS
Genusmen's Flu nishing Store.
heeting-strset, opposite the Market.
nRAwEHs, IN LINEN AnO JEANS,
~ In all sizes, and warranted TO at. at
-'-sGOri's
Gentemen's Furnishing Store,
MeetiDg-street, opposite th" Market.
~ ENTLEn kN's LINES A>D PAs EK
U COLLARS speciality. The best stock in
price, style, quality or quantity: The following
bilt. Best Jockey, Snow Flake. Boz, Shakespeare,
Dickens. Boston iacht Club At !
SCOTS
Genuemen's Furnishing Store,
Mesftngstreet opposite the Market.
NRAY's PArESra MOULDED ORIENT
called the KEYSTONE, manufactured by the Key
stone Collar Company. At sco1r.s
Gentiemen's Furnishing Store,
'-'.' Meetingstreet, opposite the Market
r NEN AND PAPER CUFFS, IN ALL
IL styles and sizes. At
aentlemen's Furnishing Store.
Meeting street, opp site the Market
HOsIERY -ENGLI>H AND GERMAN
H HALF HOSE, in Cotton and lisle Thread.
At SCOTS
Gentemen's Furnishing Store
Meeting street, opposite the Market.
NECKTIEs AND CsAvAr s.-A FULL
~ line Of the latest styles Of NE KITES, ORA
Vass yAs sSshfs a. and BOW" soT sSFDs Stocks and Ma
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
Meedng-stfeet. opposite the Market
TANDKERCHIE IN LINEN AND
IL SILK, ready hemmed for immediate use. At
SCOTS
dentlemen's Furnishing store.
MeetIng-street opposite the Market.
TTmBRELLAs. IN COTTON, SCOTCH
y ainRham, Apsca and nara sa 81 sizes and prices
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
Meeting street, opposite the Market.
January
TIE "BAprs" PAPER QUAKER CITY"
COLLAR & CUFFS. FINE HIR T 8.
MEMS
U Il MS SHI NC D D d 8
THOS. 81. BLACKWELL.
No. 219 K N ca T r E E Z ,
ONE DOOR BELOW MARKET.
"P P. D." TIES, soARFS,
PATENT pANrALooN GLOVES, HOSIERY ihd
DRAWERS UNDERWEAR.
June l6 wfm limo
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QUAKER CITY"
FIN z s H IR T 8.
TIE "BADEN" PAPER.
COLLAR & CUFFS.

MEMS
r U Il MI HI NC G D D d 8 -.
THOS. b. BLACKWELL.
No. 219 K I " O. s T r E E Z ,
ONE DOOR BELOW MARKET.
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RAYS PArEyra MOULDED ORIENT
U COLLAR; also the latest style Paper Collar,
called the KEYSTONE manufactured by the Key
stone Collar Company. At
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store. !.
'-.'.' Meeting gstreet opposite the Market.
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and shadows, in the grading of the clouds, 10 the
vaulted key.stones forever displaced, in the disin
tegration without gap and without fracture, and
In the funerea din that is made by all this frenzy.
The wind came out due north. It was 50 favor
able In its strength, and so fair for getting away
from England, that the master Of the Matutns
decided to crowd her with canvas. The erk
broke away in the foam as at gallop. all sails
spread, wind sstern, bounded from wave to wave
with rage and glee. The fugitives, enrsptured,
laughed. r0tr
no longer anything around them but the sea.
All at once the night was terrible.
There was no mere distance or space. The
eky was turned into blackness, and shut itself
down upon the vessel. Slowly the fall Of snow
began. Some fakes appeared. One might have
thought them souls. Nothing was longer visible
on this race-course Of wind. One felt ones self
delivered over. Everything possible is therein
deception.
II Is by this cayernous obscurity that the polar
wbirlvind of snow mskesit its debut in our cline.
vast turbid cloud, like the under-body Of q
hydra, weighed upon the ocean, and in places this
livid belly adhered TO the waves. Where II ad-
hered there was the resemblance Of pockets full of
holes, exhaling vapor, and filing themselves with
water. These suctions threw up, here and there
upon the waves, cones OF spume. I'd.
The borean hurricane threw itself upon the
ork the ork flung up Its heels therein. The gust
and the vessel came together as though to insult
each other. .s
In the first infuriste onset not sail was brailed
up. not jib was lowered, not reef was taken
In, so freDzied was the onward rush. The mast
creaked and bent backward &c though afirighted.
Cyclones, In our northern hemisphere, work
nom right and left, like the hands Of 0 watch,
with q whirling movement that equals, some
times, sixty miles an hour. Though she was en-
trely ct the mercy Of this fierce rotatory assault
the ork behaved as though under control, with no
other precaution than that Of keeping herself
upright, and Of presenting her head 70 the first
blast. while receiving Another ON heP aide and
avoiding another astern. This quasi prudence
would have served no purpose In the event Of
the wind veering suddenly from one quarter to the
opposite.
A hollow sound inflated an inaccessible region.
Tde believing of the sbyss-nothing ID COM
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parable to this. 1t Is the immense bestial voice
Of the world. What we cali matter-that I'M.
fashionable organism. that amalgamation of i'm.
measurable energies wherein one sometimes
recognizes an impercepdble amount Of horrify-
ing intention, that cosmos blind and nocturnal,
that Pan incomprehensible-ha q cry, a cry
strange, prolonged, obstinate, continued, which
Is less than the Word and more than thunder
This cry, II is the tempest. Other voices-songs,
melodies, clamor, words-issue from nests, from
dwelling places; this one, the vhirlwind. issues
from Nothing which is All. Other voices ex-
press the soul Of the universe; this one tells of
its monster. IL IL shspeless bowling. 1t is the
iDarticulate spoken by the indefinite. Fact,
pathetic and full Of terror! These noises carry
rise up, are lowered, fuctuate. induce waves
Of sound, give rise to all sorts OF indignant
surprises in the mind, now burst forth close to
our ears With the importuning of flourish
on trumpets, now have the husky hoarseness of
the far.of disordered huriy.burly that resembles
Q language, and that b language In truth it IL
the effort that the world itself makes at speak.
ing; it Is the stammering Of prodigy. In this
wailiDg confusedly manifests Itself all that an
enormous sinister palpitation endures, under
goes, suffers, accepts and rejects; most fire..
quent this wailing reasons falsely; seems to
be an access of chronic malady, Is rather wide
spread epilepsy than force employed; one
epileptic at into the infinite. At intervals one
has glimpses OF the re.establishment Of the
normal order Of things, one knows not what
feeble attempted chaos TO reassert Its sway over
creation. At intervals IL Is q complaint; space
laments and just6es itself, somewhat as though
the cause OF the world were being pleaded. One
fancies that the universe Is q law suit. One
listens, one tries to seize the reasons assigned,
the tremendous for and against. Such groaning
OF the shades has the tenacity Of q syllogism.
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On the first consignment Of seidlitz powders to
the capital OF Delhi, the king was deeply inter-
A box was brought to the king in full court, and
the interpreter explained TO his majesty how It
was 20 be used. Into goblet he put the contents
Of the twelve blue papers, and having added wa
ter, the king drankit OF. This was the alkali and
the royal countenance exhibited no signs Of salts.
faction. 1t vas then explained that In the comb.
nation Of the two powders1ay the luxury, and the
twelve white powers gere quickly dissolved IN
water, and 90 quickly swallowed By his majesty.
With q shrek that will never be forgotten. the
agony exclaimed, Hold me down 10 Then, rush.
Ing from the throne, he fell PROSTATE on the floor.
There he lay during the ong-continued efferyes-
cence OF the compound, spirting like ten thousand
penDyworths Of imperial pop, and believing him
convincing proof that kings are mortal. a
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Ths Asru Orleans Crescent
SUNDAY MoRkINo, APRIL II, 1899.
iwsary.

weary.
I'm weary, WARY. beautiful earth.
..e E,r al l see
b thy fair breast
Makes life more blest
For loving th5a. oh, beautiful earth
Eor am welSy. radiant sky, (
az thy bright face,
Tod spanless space,
Where God looks forth
Eom south and north.
And west snc, east, oh, glorious ssyl
Nor weary ofiseeking, If but find,
Fer go far,
Through the door sjar,
I,iwn deep In the heart
S.Dine love that is part
or cur dear C&ad who lives mankind.
But weary Of False, unreal Life,
Where cold lips smile,
AID, all the while,
Ehe heart beneath
IL wooing Death
To be Its bride. Poor, blighted Life
Weary ofseeing the hungry hearts
While GOD t a5 5oysi
Alone will hear
And dry the tear
Which comes DDbidden from Che hesrt
of clouds, and weary of rain;
Wsiting for light,
Whiting for right,
Sometimes Pm weary,
Sometimes grow CHEEKY,
Knowing that Sunshine comes after the rain
knowing that after the rain come flowers;
After the night,
Heavens dear light;
But II In shade
Hopes buds are laid,
We may In Heaven ind the bright flowers.
M n n
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On the 2sth Of February, lsls. the first steam
ship that ever arrived at San Francisco entered
that harbor, st the end Of her trip around the
Horn. Those Of her surviving passengers who
reside In San Francisco (now reduced TO thirteen
In number,) have for many years celebrated the
anniversary. On its lastreturn ten OF the thirteen,
together with forty invited guests. sat down TO q
sumptuouB banquet at the Lick House. General
Ord was one Of the original passengers and In his
response TO . toast he described the fright OF the
Indians when they saw the great "fre boat" plow-
ing through the bay. Lieutenant Derby John
Ptenixl was passenger In the third steamship
that arrived.