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VOLUME rv. HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT* TELEGRAPHIC. Our < H M i DUiiitK lui. LONDON, July 17-Noon.- Consols 9JL Bonds 72J. LIVERPOOL, July 17-Noon. -Sales 10,000 baloo; Uplands lOJc; Urlo.ms lOJc. BrondslufT*. pro duco and provisions unchanged. . ' ?' LONDON, July 17-3 P. M_Consols ?1 7-1?. Bonds 73 11-1(1. Sugar quirt. LIVEBPOOL, Jnly 17-3 P. M_Cotton flnnur; sales from 13,000 to 15,000 bales; prices unsettled; no other ahangos. CongrcsalounL WASHINGTON, July 17_In tho Sonato, Mr. Vfttr SON proposed tho following aincndnient to (ho Constitution : "No distinction shall bo made hy tho United States, nor by any State, among eiti eona in their civil or political rights, on account of race or color." Ordered to bo printed. A Bill for carrying out tho Convention with Venezuela was passed. A Bill that no person shall bo disqualified by reason of raco or color, from holding ellice in tho District of Columbia passed-25 aves to 5 nays - BAYARD, BUCKAU.W, DAVIS. HENDRICKS and JOHN? SON. Indian affairs wens then discussed until tho Senat . adjourned. In tho Houso tho 8ecrolarv of Ibo Navy sub? mitted a communication allowing that FABRAOI?T and GOLDSUORUOU woro tho only naval officers iirtV-flvo years in service. BUTLER paso to a question of privilogo, and ni'do allocations regarding prisoners. A colloquy en? sued. BALDWIN asked Er.Dninop. whether ho ex? pected tho House to tako Gonernl Oui.o's state? ments against tho tcslimony mid 1 statements ot Union officers. ELDRIDGE believed that General BuiLKU himsolf would not deny thai. General OCXD, was a highly honorable ami consci? entious man, (snooring laughter on tho Ropubli can sido). BUTLER remarked that before tho war ho had thought General Oren highly conscient inns and honorable, but ? lien a man commi'.tod trea? son, lia was Uko a woman fallon trmu virtud, ready for any crime, and from that hour no one know! where to find him. ELDRIDGE reminded BUTLER that on making that statement ho had forgotten tho eminent mou who had gono into rebellion. HANCOCK and ADAMS and WABHINGT N, (hisses) . every ono had been called a rebel mid ovory ono of them had been a rch.M, (continued hisses) traill rebellion becamo a success. Tho following wai introduced and passod under a suspension ot tho rides by a strict party volo:' That tho doctrino ovoked by tho President, that tho obligation of tho robol Staten binds tho nation to pay their debts incurred prior to tho rebellion, is at war with tho principles of international law, e> stab at tho nation il credit, obhorront to ovory sontiuiont of loyalty, and pleasing only to traitors and their allies and sympathizers," by whoso' ngenoy alono tho govornmont of tho said Stales were overthrown.' Tho Renato Bill conferring on negroes tho right of holding omeo, amended to include tho right to servo on juries, was referred to tho Judichvrv Com? mittee V V A resolution requesting thc Prosidont lo issuo a proclamation directing all proper officers lo pre? vent the invasion of Moxico, was referred to tho Gommittoa on Foreign Affairs. Washington News, WASHINGTON, July 17.-Persons bcio to secare rolicf on tho' Levon questions aro much dis? couraged. It is understood tint tho cotton cases involving reclamation by loyal owners, decided against thu govornmont by tho Court of Claims, will bc ap? pealed. The amount Involved is "(3.000,000. In tho island of Mauritius 200 deaths aro top ort? eil daily. Qulnino is $75 an onnco. ' Tho Toto Message will probably bo delayed, and iuBteid of a tonnai voto and protest on grounds already orgued, tho President, it la understood.' will aond to Congress an elab?rate and carefully, prepared 8tato paper. in tho Huim.vn trial, MATHEWCS' ovidenco re? garding BOOTH'S letter was ruled out. Nothing very pointed transpired to-day. .Tho defence gavo notico that thoy wonld close their ovidenco to? morrow. Tho Gold in tho Treasure amounts lo $93, O00.000. ,..,....' Tho Internal Revenue receipts to-day averaged $755,000. r ; niebmond News. RICHMOND, July 17.-Gov." PTERFOINT leaves' hero to-morrow to mako speeches in tho South ern counties for tho Republican party. A large number of tho most prominent citizens hero, aro gotting up a call tor tho .appointaient of delegates to tho August Convention. hive Gorman Republican Clubs have boen form? ed hero. i-tf*-T.* ! ! Now Yorlc New?. . ' NEW '"SOBS, July 17J-A' fire' commenced tlite morning at North Point, Jorsov City, opposilo here. LOBB now 1600,000. It is still raging, but not BO fiercely. I TEDDY Bunsil and CHARLEY COLLINS fought this morning near Hudson city. BURNS WOU in twenty rounds. , The suit against tho Now York Central Railroad, for extortion in demanding gold fur fare, wac de? cided against tho Company. lion. II, D. HUI orGeorsla. . ATJOUBTA, July 17.-Ex-Senator B. H. HILL de? livered a speech at Atlanta yesterday. Ho lakesi decided ground against Reconstruction under tba Military Bills, ana advises tho people to reject tho proposed terms._ Kr ni New Orleans. , NEW ORLEANS, Jnly 17.-Tho City Currency ie tho absorbing topic. All socm to ogrco ns to ils eventual redemption. . ' > I Tiio liabilities of tho city for its various schemes will bring it bick lo par. " It ia evidently a rumor for speculative purposes thal General SHERIDAN will issuo an order regarding it, but tho'Gon'cral disclaims OR intention of interfering, < \ t.i ii NEW ORLEANS,'July 17.-Hie Consul tu Santiago de Cuba writes to Collector KELLOOO that no epi? demic, contagious or infectious disease is in any. ports m his consular district. ? 1 . ' : Generals ROSSEAU and ORD aro herc, Uio former OU a Visit to his friends. Tho Common Council adopted an Ordinance) providing for common school education lor col-' ored children, appropriating troon for their main* tenanco at tho-same joint meeting of tho City Council. ; . .... To-morrow night it is supposed that stops will be taken for the.withdrawal from circulation of tho larger denominations,of city notes.; . Protn lliivnnn ?' - ' NEW ORLEANS, July IC.-Wo havo Havana adi vices to tho 3d. Tho Bulletin Commercial q.iotea No. 12 Sugar at BiaSj. Exchange, 26 discount.' j London,-13} premium., Paris, ia S premium. W I Prom finiio. '. NEW ORLEANS, July 17.- The ute mush i p Ifcrdific', I two and a half days from Tampico, arrived this morning in charco of Master BEF.BTEKTLE. U. S.N. Sh o was seized by tho United States authorities, And awaits tho orders of tho Treasury Deportment. . Tho officer/, hera report that.QoMxz issued n pro! ctarnation declaring Tamaulipos a sovereign Stute. GOMEZ and GADENBANDEAU CANALEZ aro raising troops for the capture of Tampico. They utterly ignore JUAREZ and will proclaim themselves lor OBTEOA. M hoy report BANTA ANNA as tallen out of tho steainor virginia, bat tho Mexican officer ?laced bis Bworcf under tho American flag. The ?onaul-Genoral walked under instead of oyor tho flag, as roportod. J ' Marine New?. NEW YOBS, July 17.-At six A. M. to-day, the steam or .Sn c. m Stream, from Harlom, struck rock and soon sunk. AU saved. , . , Domenic Markets,' NOON DISPATCH. . . NEW YOBS, Joly 17 -8tocks gonorally steady. Oovernmonts dall and heavy. Monoy OaC. Gold Bold 4BJ, now quoted at 40J. Sterling, time, ?OIi' Wi; Sight, 10/alOi; '62 Coupons, 1114; '64, 109, '65, 109) ; now issue, 107? ; 7-30's, flint series, Rr7j?; others, 1D7J. Virginia G's, ex-CouponB, 53. Teri uossoa ti's. 69] ; now series, CGI. Plour 10a20ci lower. Wheat 5al5:. lower. Corn drooping, rorie steady, 122 ?JO. Lard and Whtskoy finn. Cotton . steady at %C\c Tttrpontino We/iSe. Rosin quiet and finn ; common, 13 60a3 G2|. EVENTHO DISPATCH. ? Cotton activo and very firm. Hales DOO bales* at* Soi. Floor dall, State $7all, Southern (9 f?6al7. Wheat dull. Corn scarce, finn and unchanged, Provisions quite lirrn, Mess (23 80. Groceries qaiot end steady. Terns wool 21. Proighta dull, Stocks heaw. Money 6(0. Gold 891. 'C2 Cou pons ?1 lljal Ul. Louis VILLS. July 17.-Superfino Plonr $8 00* choleo*?. Wheat*?. Corn sh oil cd ?00. Mosa Pork 923. Proaaodtbouldora lift ; cloar sides J1J. Lard 12\. ' I CTNCIXWATI, July 17.-Piour unchangod. Com steady. Meas Pork, eales GOO barrels at $23 00, Bacon abonldera 12. Lard 13). BiLTtKona, July 17,- Coffuo quiot and noglocL ed; Middling Uplands 25025*. I-'lonr scarce; Howard aired Extra (RH. Wheat 15a20 lower. Com steady. Provisions continuo to improve, btu acareo. Bulk Shoulders ll; Ribbed Sides 12{al2I; Bacon Shoulders 12sl2L Ribbed Sides Ml clear Bibbed UJaMl; Mecs Jiold nt.$21, Sugar Inactive and unchanged. ? ! WIUITHOTOM. July 17.-Turpentine quiot, GI. Rosin steady, $2 GUa? 76. Tar firm, $3 85, SAVANNAH. July 17.-Cotton firm, prieoe un> changed; Middling 23. Balee 00 bales.' Iloooipts 100 balea. AUOUSTA, July 17_Cotton qnipt but steady; salsa 02 bale*; Middling 23a231. . 1 ..fifi O*^*,1' JHly 17-M5? bales; flrwor; Middling 93a34o. Receipt* during tho last three days 419, against 050. Exports for tho trcok 4808. .... ., i 1 NEW ORLEANS, July 17,-Sales 17u?) balea ; firm :; Low Middlings. 28fi24c. Receipts 419. Louisiana 8ugar, fair, 18io, ; strictly primo, loo, Molajiaoa in market-Cuba, stock hgljt : held firmly ; fully fair to prime, lia, Molasses, large at- ok, nomin? ally ?60. FI oar. firm ? superflue, I $11 ; choice extra. $1 a 50al9. Corn firm ; ecareo ; yellow and ?nixed, 26afl0o. ; while, 40o. Oats, Block UgUt,,73a, Pork quiet ; (lim, $24 75. Bacon Rib 8 Ides, 13 ie. j Cloar, 19a ; no shoulders in first hands. Stock UghL Gold, 139J; Sterling, filnM; Now York Sight I premium. atoycxLa,July 17.-Saloi 160 bateo. Low Mid Ung 2lye. Rcooipts P. W AMII VG ION SIKHS, M ll.1 l'A UV OOYF.IINIIENTS. WASHINGTON, Only 13,-Li icply tun resolution of (li ? Senate, (Ito President tc-Uaf Brat into that bi lly Ibo ordere. correBiioiulonco, ?c., with milita? ry Commanders, ?vc, .Vc. nuil iii o War Department evdinmtea regarding tho amount necessary to car? ry ont tho reconstruction measures. . In nimvror (o (hal puritan of thc resolution which inquires whether tho MIHI? of money heretofore appropriated fur carrvitigtlicso ucls into effect hi probably siifliciciit, tito President infers to nn ac? companying; report of tbo Secretary of War, mid Hayn: li will Im HCOII from Hint report that Ibo appropriation of $500,(KIO made in Ihn net npprov iil Mm,ii HD. 16Yi7, fur Ibo pnrposo of coming into ililli tho 'net tu provide for n moro enViont Gov? ernment of Mio rubel Stuten,' pneecd Mureil 2, ju ?7, and tho not supplementary, thereto, l tass ed March 23, 18(17, lina n I ready boen expended uv tim commanders nf tho Bovorai" unlit-ny districts', mid thai, in addition, tho mun of f 1,04.8,277 is required for pr, Ment nurpo.se!). It in exceedingly diflicult ot tho present limo (o estimule tho prubahlo expenditure of carrying into full oik-rt tho Ino ne tn ?;t Mnrali Inst sud trio bill which pase?d tho two houses of Congress oa (ho 13th: 'If'the existing government!, of to'n Slates of thin Union aro 11 bo deposed, mid tho eoliro n inch merv in lo ho plncod under tho oxclu niro condoi mid authority .of tho respectivo dia trict Commandern, nil tho expenditures incident lo thc ndmiiiintrntioii of mich governments must necessarily bo incurred by.. thc fe, loi ni govern? ment. It in believed (hit, in addition to thu two million 4 ono hundred tlioiiHnnd dollars already ox pended or estimated tor, tho mimi which would be required for tho purixiso would not bo less thin til.000,000, tho amount expended prior to tho rc bollioti in (ho ndmiiiistnition of their respectivo governments by thu Icu Hinten embraced pi tho line, inn mi of these aol?.' I fi v' * This Binn would, no doubt, bo considcrablv augmented if Ibo machinery of t ueeo States into bo operated by tho I'cdoral guvuriiniuiit, and would hu largely mci ennui if tho United Slates, by abol? ishing (ho existing State govomuwntB, should bo C?iUo 'responsible roc liabilities incurred by thom before thc rel, ol liupj in lau Jab lo fcflbrts't? develop their resources, anti ni no wiso'created fur insurrectionary or rovolutionary purpose.-,. Tho debbi of Ihcec Sidles, thus k'rritiniatcly.hiciirrod, ivbeii nccnrblcly nscoitnin'ad, will, lt la bclluvod, jpproximnto $100,000,000, and they aro held not only hy our own citizens, among whom aro resi? dents of tito portion of tho country which lina over remained loyal (o (bo Union, but by persona who aro tho subjects of forolgu governments. , lit is wi ?it hy tbo ' considarjition of Congrces and tho country whcthoi, ir Ibo 1 'edenil Government,, by ita action, wcro to ussunio such obligation, so hu- ,',' mi ndditiou to our publia expenditures would not aoriouuly impair tho credit of tho nation; or, on tho other hand, whether tho refusal of Congress to gnarantco tho payment of tho debts of thone S'.atca, aftor having displaced or abolished tucno state Uovcrnmcuta, it would not bo vir wed as a violation of good lilith and n ropndlalion hy tho National Legislatura of liabilities which thoso States bad justlv and legally mein red. ANDREW JOHNSON. BF.CIlETAnr OF WAn'fl 8TATKMEKT. " i Tito Secretory of War, in reply to a resolution of inquiry, suya tho probable amount necessary to carry out tho Reconstruction Act is il.013 277. Tho general appropriation tor that object hereto? fore wns bul $000.000, which was distributed ns followa : 'First -Military District, 4C9.444; Socond Militan- j District, $69, Ut; Third Military District,' $07.222; Fourth Military District, 107,222; Fifth Military District, $1GG.GG& Tho Secretary says it appoars by aaiimatos that n furth r largo amount is requisite, as follows : For tho First Dud riet, $?000; Second Distriot, .101,805; Third District, $27,778; Fourth Dialrict, esl iinatu in addition to $972222, ! nlrcadv supplied, 215,080; Filth District, cetimato tor llic month dated April 17, for $243,120. of which , l6G,GGa his ah cady boon supplied, leaving a remainder called, lor of $70,753. lt General Ord's rciialcre, estim?t-; od to July 1 only, should bo continued on duly and; pity to thu end of July, there should bo added to, thc above expenses for that month, nt. tho rab) of comiienaation elated In this estimate, tho sum of $159,781, and if continued to tho end of August, tloublo that sum, $319 6C2. . Tho same likowiso of, Ocrtcral Shoridnn a 'dislriot, estimated for uno mouth only, ff tho monthly oxpensoa continuo.j for a putitxl ,>f two months nt the mimi mated, they will amount lo the further sum*ol:?2lS,420; -if f?r throe rnonUia; to*136,8-10; 5s?tl?3 .-..-..??., '... Bj| IHK ItEFUIlUOAN PABT?t IN 1UE BOOTU. The Congi-csBiniial Roruhlican Executivo Com mittoohclda business meeting at tho capitol to-?I night, j About t ixly inombci-e wer'o present'. Re? ports were ifiado regarding tho political aspect nt, thc South, which wera gratifying to all tho hear? ers, ha Uley give promiao'of'uuooeas In tho South? ern M n ! es by emphatic majorities, consequent on, ' reconstruction.' The committee-, according to thc | statements of mcmbcra, will rendel all tho aid iii their power in furthcrr.nco ot'tho work, and will co-upcratu In m , ry pruuiiu>l. wi uullablo way tu Monro a thorough triumph in that scctiuu lo'I hoi Republican party. PRUBI EUROPE. Ry tho arrival of late stcainors at New York, wo' | havo Europo?ndnte? nMH4a : - ' - ? - Mr. Ulltvnnn, thc minrc^snrio, lins signed a coil? linet with "M. Alex. Uuma:,, J r.,'whereby tho latter engagea to daliver;a series bf lcc'.urc? in ?Now. York. A loiter from Dr. Mulgowan gives an interesting account of lh-j progress of tho Kant India tele-; graph project, in which ho says : ? u< According to tho customs returns tho coastwiso, trude ia constantly mc reusing. Tho lue roan t du de-, pression to which I havo referred ie iu tho foreign' trade. Coastal intorcommunioatlpii {? n?W ni iln taincd almost wholly by foreign vozn?la, which aro largely owned by nativo Chincso merchants, who having eagerly omi,raced that, menna of facilita? ting trade, ami having also readily availed them I ohm of tho ndvoiitagoa of insuranco, will ho.no less prompt to include telegraphy smong tho op-: phaiiccs of domestic oommerco. The obstnolca to: telegraphy in China from popular superstition' havo been greatly overrated. Il ia true that thoir notions of Fung-flhuoy (good luck) or gcomancy, will bc disturbed bv your poles and wir ea, but tho, rudest of tho pooplo'aro amenablo to reason; timo' und path nico will .reconcile them tq such iprjova tttina much Booner Uian is goncrnUy ??pbnsoil.' 1 Tho Fr?lich expose uY.i mofi/s on tho bill calling, fop supplementary credits to tho extent of 158,000,-' COO is signed hy M. do Lavonny, Councillor of State. Tin) table annexed to. tho hill makes known tho division' hy ministries and sccflonB of timen expone, i which wcro unforeseen when tho budget woo ]ires on ted, s i noe Iboy now appear for tho first limo. Thu Minister of Wnr is obliged to ask for 120,000,000, and. tho do| art mont of Ula navy for 88,000,000., Tho large H ! ?tom ocoura in the war budget under section 8, "Pay anti maintenance of troops, 87,000,000," Tito AIOKOOW OazettO publishes tho following: Tho Belgrade correspondent of tho U?losB an nouncoB that wbtlo tho Turkish CounoU ot Minis? ters was deliberating oh tho means of procuring money for tho Sultan's v?yagoonoof tho .digni? taries proposed,to Bull Jerusalem to Russia, Wo do not Know what truth thcro may bo in that ru? mor, but everybody hero is convinced that if tho sale is-notyot effected, it will take place. Negotia? tions ort tho subject aro said to bo in progress bo tween Q?ncntl I g untief ned AaR Pasha. Tho'pridi of Jerusalem and Jalfa is'supppsod to bo flxod nt ono hundred nilli lons of 'piastres (twenty millions of lrancs). ; Tho Qazotto do Franco, remarking on the obovo,' BOVB : >.-. I Thia nows cannot ho true; for Russia must know, tn fact, that tho Catholic world would nover permit that purcboso. . . . A I'ariB letter In tho Indopenitajice Roigo eave : Tho nowa from Homo ia that it a meeting of tho French Risbopa charged' with tho preparation of an a dd mi?-- bi reply lo tho allocution of tho Holy Father afinounoing a Gonoral Cotmel?,'-tn? Bishnpa of Orleans and of, Camhraai, and tho Cardinal Archbishops of Besancon and ot Rouou were elect? ed aa representativos of tho oommiealoa,'. Tua liberal Catholic party diawa attention to tho (act that with tho exception of Mgr. do Ronuochosq (whoso election wan, lt ia said, implored aa an apt of peace hy tile ultr.v clericals), tho prelates cbc jon do not belong to tho retrogrado ,u)tr?montauo partv. On" tho other hand, however, tho latter section of tho Catholics takos ploashro in dwoUing on tho exclusion of tho Arahbbhop of Parts, I A notico In the Paris MonUe?r rm noun cen thal tho Italian otupona would be paid on the flrat of Jilly hy MbBBTB. Botluschild, Tho Caar of Russia has presonted to Count Ihn? marok tho Order of St; Andrew, and to General Von Roon tho Order of AlexAudpr Novrski, both so^ ill d iain onda. . j rnr. porE's Aixoormoif. Tho atldr08A of tho Popo, roado ia Ibo prcsoncd of flvo hundred ilUhopa forming tbo consistory that mot on Juno 23, oorarnouccB with congrotaln tioiiB ofjared to tho prolates assembled in Romy.to dofond tbo Catbolio religion; Pius IX., howovor, t?mpora bia exprosaionM of oongratulation with words of complaint wben ho aliados to tho state of tho church iu tho remark, "Tho Catholic faith and tho authority ol' tbo Apontolio Scat aro attacked with tho most Implacablo nnclilnntionB. C?nf tinuing, And nil ml mg lo tho earoo subjocl, tho Popo says i . :. ? 1 Indeed, why should WO deceive. onraelvcs J Vonorablo brethrert, tor many years past we hav^ stood on tho bat ito field and struggled In de roneo ol religion Bud Jualico agauist porildlouB And nnr daunted oncmles. llio strugglo in so prolonged. B<j torrihlo, that tho nulled forces of thouacrod mil Illa appear ecarcoly equal to resist it. As for ourselvi-ft fighting in tho causo of tho church for liberty otuj tho rights appertaining lo our supremo ohargo, I until now wo havo oscsped-thanks to tho ans ?. tatioo of tho Almighty-many mortal perils.'1 ' Yet, though bnrrl Jd along and tossed it the car prim of tho Winds and stormy wovon, we dread qot I shipwreck, for tho presont holp of our. Lor4 Jesus Christ proflerv?a ns fron) fear ; hui wo aro deeply afllictod at tho promulgation ot so many now and monstrous doctrines ; at tho sight of so man} crimes and nels of impiety committ:d against tlip Church and the Apostollo Beat. We have already reproved and coudenjod these proceedings, and now again, in ppyt?fmoirc? of ouf duty, wo reprovb njid condomn thorp pitbticly. . " ' V?Q. vpnorabjo brothfop. will nuderatand, .wit ?rbur t)rnor8?ronglbpn?4 wWahl, how iniriorUnt 1 a to opp cm u tho doshiqs of tho ? impiuuu, OUU t li oil th' woonqs ot the Church, Lot. vour unan mons (grosmont wit h ourselves and with tho Aooi tollo soat, ?hine rrjorp brightly th?n over, ancf ?Mr ?orno mort uffp'f Wfi*?d wiibitj yon (roh) tof ft ^*?l ia nec-o?BBri- that tl)o Buvcrsurina ot ra?giom understand, from hor teachings, tljjt abo 1B tho strength ?nd lifo of that Catholic Churnh which thoy unceasingly purnim with t hoir hatred; .that they learn bow mad aud power lona Ia tho inanlt tbov anrilv to hnr whon Ihnv nV^ron luaVartlli kelria exhausted mill unworthy of (lin ugo; that thoy learn how ill-iiiepircd tlioy nro to ttuat in their own HiiccoPH, in their own cITbrts, mid In their own ciitorprisos, ana that thov soo that no ono eau break a fasces or loreen such nb that which Jesus Christ nuil hi? divino virtuo bound upon thu atone of tho confession of tho Apostles. Now morn lunn ever, vonerablo brethren, nvii must BOO clearly that there in tin narrow and trusty bond between souls, but while Diere roigne over nil tho singlo and self-same spirit of Ood, and must know that if they Munition God and ilospiHo tho authority of tho Chinch.(thev do not attuiu that felicity winch they eoek in thc putli ot crime, but aro hurled into tho cruelcat dissensions and thu moat terrible storms." In concluding, tho Popo sayo : . -? "Lot us thou pray our Lord Jesus Christ humbly and continnally, to roscuo lila Church Irom no many evils and dangers, to ({iva her tho joy ol peace, victory over her encimo i, BO that, for tho glorv of Hie nnnte, Ho may inspire with salutary resolutions all Hinno who aro now in error, abd upon you vcncroblo brethren, who will pray for this rosttlt, upon you, upon nil our voiicrablo Bishops ol Catholic nations, upon all tho faithful in your chargo, front whom wo nave received and aro receiving so many proofs of piety aud love, wo lindow, fruin tho. bullum of our heart, our a|K>alollcal blessing joined with all our prayers for their happincdB." A 1 ' KA I tl S AT ItllMK. ( ftTJt* OtttAT ' ECCLESIASTIC DEMOWBTBATION- TUS ' M AUN I FUT. NT DECOllATIONB OF 8T. PCTCn'S-FEEL- . INO IN ISO ?IE TOWAHD TUE IX) FE. | HOME, Friday Juno 28, 18G7.-'l ens of tlionaamla I havo como to.Horno to sro tho blossoming of this I erulury-Oowor, and already itu loaves havo beano I ' to unfold, for Its art. Homo ia tito Qrst city of tho 11 world, and by comparison nil.tither ci ties are pro- I . vincinl. IMtslokus in art are made herc aa well aa ol - e w he i e, and examples of bad tasto sro exhibited I 1 mid tho decorations which bavo boon put np In Ht. I t Polor'H liiwo beeil oriti?isod; bnt where cleo could I , anythiUK ol (he kindon such a neale of grandeur he attempted or thought of? Moro than llvo bun- I 1 died thousand francs, wo aro told, woro Minted lo I I put St. Fetor's in festive trim-a sum enfficioiit to I ; construct D> largo eliuroti; ont!yotwhen ono reflects j upon tho onormoua surfaco covered, and tho rich- 1 noss of tho material unod, surprise ia foll that mob I ' a mun is HttUlciont to pay for- it all. Tho church j autboritioa havo evidently mado their supremo cf- I , fort, and havo succeeded In producing a scenic or fee', which lian probably novor boon Biirpassod. Ht. I , Totor'a ia certainly in mosquontdo, but it ia tho 1 | masquerado of a ola t ely qucon, wooling her robes , of gold-f loth and crimson, and blazing with jowcla. j All Hornau Catholic pomps bavo moro or lesa ot a j thcatrioal character, but thurn ia ht tho world but I ? ono Ht. Poler's, and whether church or theatre, no I j other can bo compared with it. As you move up tho nava of tho vast Basilica ' your ovo is mot by a genaro! offect of color which, I tn point of richness, is all that could bo asked for. Thu ground ia one of crimson Bilk and gold tissuo, I | and whilo tho architcottiro ot tho building in thia I , part ia covered, tho ptirpoao ia that the added or- I ! namonta aball conform to it, and not destroy any I t of its linos. Wreaths of fl o wont follow tho boo of I , tho rn tullin t uro quito around tho church. Of I ; coturno at nindi - a groat height, to havo. a proper I , t fleet, their ei/.o must bo gigantic; BO tho roaos aro I > nearly ns largo aa snnflowors, and tho others in I j proportion, , liannora ot irnmonao siso, painted to I , illustrate passages in tho Iivos of tho martyrs to I j .bo cam mixed, ore hung in thp great arches lead- I | inp to thc dozen chapola at tho sides of tin nave. .1 j Without knowlcdgo as to tho prociao nambor, it I ? would bo safo to say that wall toward a thousand I , eli ri udell i ru of e rysl.il and lin till tire hanging from I , tho roof. Thoy aro arranged so .BB to follow tho I j curvo of tho tuches, and without obstructing Uio I j view, tb boighton, .as much as possiblo, tho arch I- I , tccliiral nnd i eenie eiVcct. i Th o so chandolicra aro , said to bo all new, and mado in Dolgium for thia , occasion. * Tito innumcnt do prisme, oven by day- , light), ti rod uro a .most' brilliant oll'ect, 'and tho J M hole reminds one of a forest ns it is somolimca ? nee ii hung with icy stalactites. ' Besides these tho .1 , entablatures and air Ibo blank'sp'aics aro wains- I < coled witli tapora, and up itt tho domo, and whor- I . eve.' A a cafldlo em bo stuck every nook is lilied. I ; In front of tho piora which support the aup?la I , riso eight enormous candelabra. They aro truly h monumental, mid perhaps tho largest overbuilt, , although wo do not know what the ancient Honuna I ? may luivo done. ? 'Each ? bf tbeso bears aloft flvo j litfadrcd or a thousand candles, of tho si/u of tlioso I j commonly used un thq altar. Hut by fdr tho most I , splendid ornament in tho church is tho Papal I , artus, in crystal, suspended from tho centro ol Ibo I j roof. It is of great size, and most ingeniously 1 , wrought of prisms; and, abort of a pyrotechnie I , thsiihiy, nothing can bo Boen of moro dazzling I ? lnilliaiicy. At tho head of tho Tri nine them is emblazoned tm a largo beal o a d?rico which it i i?| , difQcnlt to make out, but it must bo intended to I , ro-jroscnt tho light of tba world, tlio myetorv ol I , tho trinity or Uio glory of tho Almighty, iiollh?r of which wi'1 Un atcunl.d as convoying auy rory dell- I nito idea. ; i - - i li Tribunes of nlBoiait capacity to acoomtriodatp ? "soverni thofisnnd spectators riso on cither ?ide of | ; tho high altar, bali liding thc anns of tba cross j} Other nina] let- tribu nen. in which pr meei y visitors or other favored spoctators aro to ait, aro porobed I j about, aipung . tito - pnijeaUne ipasaan of srphlioc-,1 , tilr'oi 'floverM" choirs, of'a'bnndrott votoca dach, r, aro to lio placed in diiTorcnt parts of thu building, I ? ono of thom'liigh up in'thc domo to roprosont Ibo I ? livmtiinga of tho celestial company, Nothing ia I { lott mitlmin to heighton Ibo o Hoot on 'this'tis tran rdi ii arv oteas ion. Tho senses aro appealed' to with nuusunl povvor, Music, lights, color, tho I gorgeous vestments of tho lligu, priest? of thp I clit'rch from ovcry land, and in unparalleled, mun- I 1 bora, and tho theatro for this display tho grandest I ' building over yet raised by man's bands, all is cal- I cala tod to moko. I do not soy a moral, bat a malo- I rial impression upon tho spoutalopt not soon to pass away, ' ': ' Tho groat Basilio? o? Sptilo Paulo fuori dede ?tura, a f tor. Ht. rel or's, tho largest church in ' Rome, la also to bo tho sceno of interesting cero- J monies. Tho reconstruction of Ibis . church, 1 whie li has boon going on tor for tv years, is prolty 11 nearly, completed. ? That work of groat magnitude which bas boon BO long in progtess, a complete I < series of likonoases of tho -popes in 'Rwxaio, ia I j brought nearly to a clasp, and) ia probably tho greatest ?ort TnMor lamnj; at tho kind of which I HUTU ta knv XlKorxl. i These Oioaalca nie'of cirCU-J lar form, numil pix foot in diameter, and the nam- I ' ber ia not less than two hundred nnd fitly, They I fill tho enUhUitilto through ita pulir?, longth, ?nd at tboiicighb M whioh they nro placel their, tinta I ' mo blended tuto tho's uri IRKS ot tho< Onoat tp?.nt- : mus. . . ... I ' Preparations are making to iUurriioBte St. Paul's I ' with tho aarno nulondor. a? St. Poler's. Aa tho oyo ' wanders {brough tho Immen so extent of thia build- 11 iug, sud aece tho long lines of candelabra or 11 gobion bronco'designed and nianubcturcd for this I ocosalon, and crystal ohandodcra banging from comice and roof, in numbers which it would bo l i wonrisomo to attempt- to reckon, tim 1 mag i nat lum is onrrleil to ?orno Beano of Eastern magnificence in Babylonian days, Tho brilliant lnorualatlon of this bril 1 ling of polls hod granite and colored mar*,) < bios needed litt'o to increase its splondor, and little or no display baa been. usod, but light is to bpdopouded upon to produco tho wished for effect. I bavo soon many ceremonies. of tbs church in-1 Italy duiing tho post dozen years, but none lui winch there was attempted anything Uko tho pro- I sont display, . '" Tho Pono hos mado a now cardinal tho' presen1.; I woek, ? Spanish ono to ne sdro, and tho roaidonco' of tho Miniatur of Spain, wliero Bo ia lodged, has boon by dav and njitnt tho oontre of festivities- I rnuaio, liglips Bud wido-ouon windows drawing to tim Hijunro half the population of Homo. Last night tho rod hat was oarriod from tho Vatican nu ? ecarlot velvet OTUliion, accompanied by mrm boat ing lights, and followed by a procession of empty court o arr lagos. 'PooT 'Spain bas L'en . ?rotty lou/ ia ber superstitions, and ia fit. (o'I cop company with ' Moxlco ami Rome.. There I aro about forty Spa i lah Bishops hero, and tho I mnltitndo of prioits that nation hos sont no man can number. i -'" ' ?[ So Uio work goes on, favored wi tb weather wfcloh is all that oould bo d?. ired,. ? ? ' A Tho sun sh bios out ot a sky of wonderful cloar- I nafte, and you aro scorched if oxpoaoJ. to ita rays; but tho atraosbucro ia not oxoesuivelv bot. Wlton thu sun 1B high your shadow is out as sharply on tho pavemohl a's tho lines of a 8'dIioiietU, bnt movd I into tho shade and yon may bo as oool as a moimi under its large loaf, distilling for nourishment its own perspiration. Tho *o& bj' only fifteen milos I from lluiae, and ovar tho broad plain Ita broozoa I may sweep and bu hindered hy.no obftaclo from' | rcfrcsbing (his closely packed population. Thq I nitrhts, in fact, -aro agrcoalily cot, and on tho height of TWntfa di Monti ono sleeps as oomforto- I bl v aa* in tho country, A shower comes bo and tho I thunder peala with a violenoo hardly If?dwnfnrlhor north. Tho reporta of cholora ana otbor maladies' raging violently hore ba*o titilo or no foundation^ but such exaggorutions about IVomo aro| oommnn [ in tho nowspapora of tho north Of Italy, although what useful pnrpoao is iorved by thom it is dim cull to seo, l here ip w\ only exaggeration, bot spmo purb lying aa woll, ' ,;J: 'jil , Most pf tho Roman j with whom I h ive couvera- I od hAy? n?arly,t|)6 samo way of talking aboot (ba prosoht situation. When tho snbjoot of Italy and tho Popo ia introduced, thoy begin by declaring SomsolvOi faithful subjects Of His Hollneas; bnt tho noxt breath, or' before the conversation has son? far, Uioy oonfosa that both tholr lnter?at and the?B.wishos load (hon) to look forward to a union under tho eooptro of o ?ornmgu Bovorcign. It iq difficult for na. to oo?eoiro how any, oxcopt thosq who .ara making marobandiao out of the present order of Ulinga, could hav? any oilier wish; but tiltro aro a good many remaining yoi ?ibo havo not oftoapedj the fear-' of tho Pope's curso, in which they batq boon trained,.' Tho^Uoly Entliof goes abdul Rotr? or) foot, aa I bavq soon him within a tow .days, dlsttihMtiug, hui .b^?.-}lng .from tho o min of bis fltiiror*-A Ulosalng , which puts bread into no moutba, and saiislies no national aapbraUous, but upon wh(oh iba peoplo coom to set a hi gli value. - Th ev will set loss atoro by it aa progross is mado in moro enlightened views of mab's relation io bls.nolgbbcfr, . .A^ClEUCOe J it 'f, ... ' u"w.?>*i ? rfgg^ ','u-i ? II ! Ho?*, HKr-*cu?i, V, JouNao!?,-Th? Atlanta 4V>uj AV i learns that tin) ' nbovo nariind ? dialinguxuod citiz^n-bM boen prdonod bullio.Pr?sident, ind says, )| tilla bo io, ibo publlo, m,ay pipoot to bp re|. SolQd with anoUicr Jotter against rwona truel ira, A strango fatality nocir?a to attend,pardons ?o**-?i '..'..'. .UV'!''?' .."T'-^-'.-ff- Wj&fil .-iU.'.i.l UV/ T. " '.'.r'l'.'HT.'uf.i in ? ? Dumar hu written a play for bia1 Uoircai lovoj' tho Moulien, in which that furn alo Appears in two oharaotersi Bho nooda a charaoter. Iho Hon.Jto,^iglW,iwo J^^bjrUio London Frc no li K|iiuitcc?. How Hie inerva o of iba anny question iv rc gardedin tho chamber tl c foRowins extract Will BIIOW. M. OA*XICS) I'Anrrt, mi Ita 3Mb nf June, {lu? ring a very animated dol?ate on Uta general polity of tho Empire, in Hm boan* nf hi i rentarla?, saul : that thia year Ibero waa u dangerous optimism in tho rupert on thu Imdgcl. A great peril would always ho found in cniixidorinu' (ho HnauccH lo bi hultor limn limy were in reality. Thu bud got of IK1'.:) amounted io 3;aS7,<l00,00Oi., with n dcflelt or 2.1,000.000r.; i i imi il wan 2 ?.Ki.OOU.OO?f., with a dofioitof OI.IKIO.fKWr.. and tho last budget ohowed a surplus of 2%0H},m)r. Or that surplus thoy had earned l'J.OOO.liuor. to 1800, tho other lO.OOO.OOOf. had been applied to tho previous deU oila, but llio.v woro in Mexican IIOIIIIH. in reality, the budget pf WtitJ showed a dcUcit o? ?.UOU.OOOf.,. not a ?nrpliwof 7,ooo,0?or. Now, tba budget of 18?7 nmountcil lu a total of 2,lm;,W0,000r.; hut Ibo m i u iii briu m waa dosi roved, for they had tho enor? mous dcUcit ol l?8,U >0,000r. That waa tho truth. The hudgot Hinee 1804 lind been closed with don? dis, and'tho system could liol continue, for thc dangor wau accumulating. How could thoy rc atoro. tho finances?.iThere, wcro three mcdo.ii by laxos, tho Ho.itlng debt ?ind tho consolidated debt. Now, tho indireot luxes did nut prosa upon Ibo personal wealth of tho country, but upon lii hor. What I was thal denied V Thorcforo, they could. not havo rccour&o to laxen. Thun, as to tho hoatiuR debt, that, was in MID, SIAOOO.OOOT.; it present it had risen tn l,411.000,000r.-a fright? ful amount. A lloatili* debt ol thia niaguitudo required to bo constilored. langland Sols an cxamplo o? this puiut, aud (hey ought tu'bo aa ??nidcul and wiso na she. Ko now carno In thc consolidated .dahl. Il WM nut Hiero thoy could Iud an equilibrium fur (ho budget, lu April, IBM, it amount ed tn fa.OOO.OOOr, of ronlo ; now it lad increased (u 5ll,000,OtK)r. That waa what thoir iva ra had cost them. j; VC . .'.-"* K. Jules Pavro-Thal iu thoprtcotof tho om [)irc. ' - .'.-'? .M. Garnier Vngoa- ll waa no lonocr possible to recur to td iiicrhiiso of (ho fi'liidtid debt. U wan from thu war budget UiAjT munt deina nd tho means if restoring tho llnanuin? bataneo. Thoy could do Lliis, but wero they willing V Th ut was tho quos lion. Tho problem waa not insoluble. Instead of Iranaforniiug tho nation into a camp and an army, et them, out o! the armv create b nation hy or? ganizing a National MobLc'Oiihrd. Did thuy dis? trust tho country 7 A Voice -I-i tho army not thc cnun'ry 7 M. Gamier l'ngcs Imped thuy would uol liston to turbulent counsels, which would lead to frosh nnprodnctivo expenditure, len ?bin in its conse? quences. A Intal ul 800,000 offectivo soldiers, and ino increase that Torco involved of expenditure for war material c?uslit?cd a real VCSBOI of tho DanfiidoB, which, swallowed tin all tho gold cf Franco, and it waa thoy thal poured, il in. Tho Prussian army, mun for man, cost only half that of Franco. Instead of inn cudi:g tho' army ind exhausting their resources,' lot then- hus? band their muney and rely upon (ho country Tor A. def? nsi\ o force; for aa loug aa thoy had monoy they would never want mon. Tho Wur Budget for 18/17 demanded ?*K3,(X)O,00Or. for tho ordi? nary and 141.000,0001. fpr tho oxtraoruinary cxpon lituro; add ibo 411,0.0.OOOf. for tho dal alien and tho interest of :I,IKHJ,000.0. Of. expende.1 in war, and tho total would represent immense sacrifices, with? out profit to anv mic. (Harks of dissent.) Agri? cultura Buffered u- lo-s nt 2l0,000,000f. hy tho ab atraotion ot labor lo recruit tho army, nnd'tho position of old rctirod soldier, could not ho ame? liorated' on'occonnf ot tho hoavv war bnrtgot. Public education sum-red from .tho samp cairne, ind wbon tho suppression of tho* douhlo d?cimo wau askod for, thu lyimver wa?j ; tho war hudgot ivlll not nllow it. (Tang li tel.) Hu'woa d ask tho M nish r what his programme was V Had ho ovor ipolton upon Unances in that chamber V (Moro' aughtcr.) Thuy summoned him ? to declaro his purposes. (Humors.). Ile ought to waru tho; zovormnont that, it'] -tho ? situation of Europa' bo not changed, a catastrophe was approach? ing--a ti abyss whiff li tho goverumeut could' sot escape. Happily Frnuco woud sub? list, and mon would (ubiorvu. .(Marks or asiont ?rom tho left.) It was sahl "They wcro arming on avery sido ot us I" Wcro Ihuyy thou, afraid. (Laughter.) 'When tho question ot Luxemburg lad boon settled, thuy could nut revue that of Maiptz. Tho treaty of London WAS- not a.taroo, md ho could not believe ihat tho Great Exhibition was tho pr i Jude to a sanguinary uti ugglo. (Ap? probation t?mi tho I..ft. ) Nor did sovereigns and princes mo t to dino together in order to preparo tor Dio ah dilniK-of himsl-mi ?nevi batt]?, fields-. I'll A Rivi?), or V,'1 .>o --a., .K,.w ?n.f?i'nn r-iff which.had pa- is', botwuen Ibo workingmen of Berlin and those ot the 1'anls .nrg Kt. Antonio; also Ibo declaration, in a nilli i lal ne use, of thu He form Loaguo of London, and concluded hy saying that if ttOYOrcigus, minist om and diplomatists could not como to an understanding, the peoples tbojusultSa rbould appoiut dolcgntcs lo pro vent war and lo form a European run fmk rut io n, and that then what ft 68 termud ti Utopia would become a happy reali? ty. (Approbation,) . ......... rlu l'oie of Maximilian. . All tho, English papers havo .editorials on tho | j tologram announcing tho execution of M A x i sn i i AN. The following aie tho opinions of soma uf tho lead- | l lng papors ; ' The tandan Tim?. . '.That blood will cling to tho nation na woll aa to tho man who has ordered it to ho shod. Juarez is | hat a typo of the.race which, silica Ute sovereignty af Bp.a in was withdrawn, baa ovpr alternated no-1 tween it es p.o ti stu and. bnarchy, and la how onco ; moro freo to follow Un half-savngo instincts. I .ike tho great majority of thoso who uro culled Mcxi- '| i sans, Juarez is .an* Indian, without, it ia said, any ,| ? ulmixto.ro of European blood, no luis shown that no has energy, conrago ond perse veraneo, but to } look to him for morey, gentleness, regard for'a fallen enemy, and such lilto virtues, whether Christian or chivalrous, would' bo futile. He be? longil to a party, whoso tiuual recklessness ami dis? regard of hutmill life havo been heightened to Um - extreme, of savagery by tito coulliut of tho last four rears. This party, again, represents a barbarous ' population, inclined to. loni: nix m moderation and - morey sa signs of woaknoas. Tho worst traits o tho Mexican, cha rael cr .havo been exhibited in thia i i matter, and. 1t wllllniproseW (ho now ? (vcrnmont | i v character which will not easily bo changed." [The Ind?pendance llela*.\ Wo can only judgo of tho shnplo fact, and this: is to bo deplored, though Irs. account of tho: nun'who bas<boen inol viotlra,, than th? -censo wbloh has mido him u nm it vr. His on iver was' ovor, and tn continuo in oxiatonoo with tho re? morse and humiliations which must accompany it would have bron tho moat cruel punishment that could havo boon inflicted on him. It cannot bo' | said that bteeioontiotr- was - n crime, bnt it waa] certainly a political ni i s take.-aa all violent and ox-j tromo mossuKB-nro/and'It?piiblia?u Mexico will: lose In sympathy nn^ consideration what it thinks; it may bare Rained in nocurily.: ? i'-.jil mm p*w; 11 Ti. .? ... ; !?-.T ONE PRICE \rz[ AltE pPFgniNa jppn stop* OP SUMMEI? CLOTH INO, comprising MN ENS, FLANNELS AND LIOHT WEIGHT WOOLLKN, at prlr* ? which canno^ tail to satisfy ?ll who aro socking io buy OOOD 0001)^ OHZAP. Tho larger jeirt of our Block .w* nxinDfaciur? in our own .wnrxuhops, which wo .warrant In every j respect. <". li /'. ) .1 ? i I ' I f I ? , Wq giro belyvr s.-irue of our Ira J lng apr I cys i | 't rJNSN HAGK? lt.)..1.?.K .LJ..ttjs, I'?rhl 3 I.INI1N PANTS ?tY,....,.......r,.....?l IS, 160and J LINEN VESTS ?l..'. .V..?J../...'.:;!:.tl SO ind 2 CHECK OABSIUETIE BO.Mri, BACK, .PANTS AND VEST.....as OH KY Vb AH SKI, SUITS, B AUK, PANTS AND VI?IT.. ?7 CHECK UNES SUITS, fl AO a*, PA tftk A?tV VEfiT.. .ti CHECK MARSEU.LES B?TTtl^ SAOK, PANTS Jtti?f 1 VE8TV...i... ? ..t? WHITE UNEN AUD DUl'K BUtTt"..;.- .?l i? at? BLACK ALPACA BACKS.i ti.: ta BO to 6 uoirr WEJQ?TT OABfliwi.iiK SC?TS, la farurj mix; , turra, and solid colpra, aa-1 pLACK DRESS 'STJITBj .', all OUT own make, livery low prices.' ,, ... v j FUiiNianiKO aooDS, adipUd te ibo acunn WIHTK.SHIBfi' sour qu'iillles-;. .ta W,'3. and ? ^ H?GilLLW WiLlUiS SPARKER in Wm CORNER OP nASEli, CH^IT.EWTON ?. C. MAHUIHIK At tho rlimvliof tl?- NatMty, Huntsville, Ala., on thu Util i ii-t int. hy.tho lt,- M J. M. IliNItTKlt, lt. BARNWELL HIIKT1\ Ju , tu IIAUIUKI M OU It IC I1A1IN.MI1>. daughter ill Hl? lalo Ur. DAVID MnoRK, of lbs ramo place.. 1" t . .. .1 j O?' 'I'lii' ,v ! hu I \ i -, friends ii ml Acquit! lit auccnof Mr. nm! Mm. TlA?IlICK TRACY, oro rcspcct I ully luvltol to alton 1 tho funeral services ol tte former it M. I.,lur iii, i],,l. QiU'O I 11 r,' I. Thit Morning, at 10 ?.'clock. I July IH ? A- CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIE? TY.-'Dio Members of tho obnvc Soeirly aro icquoslol to uttcuil tim Funeral of lliolr lato brotlicr member, MAURICE TRACY, from lils late rcsldouco. No. 6? Chun li ?tn vt. This Mi rninp, at Kloo o'clock. Hy onlcr. Jilly 1? 1 H. I). HirrSON, Secretary. 'I'll, It ein tl vc? I'llrmli ami Arquitlnont ANCKS cf Mr. and M rn. JOHN tl. HORSEY ami f mill v. mil of bia motlier anil brother! ore respectfully Invited lo attorn! the Funeral of Mr. JOHN ... HORSED at Ibo Uiillarisu Church, 7*A<> AfUrnoon, at half-past ll vu /cloe*. 1 July 18 s P E c i A L y J[f I e l s.~ ?ff- ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM? PANY.-F I N A fi DIVIDEND IN LIQUIDATION. MARLESTON, Jui.v 17, inn.-A Dual Ulvldond of ONE DOLLAR AND FORTY CENTS par Shani will bo paid lo ho Stockholders from Ulla date until tho indi day of Au rustnoxl, on whluh day tho Lllvldund Hooka ami OfQco >f tbo Company will bo cloned. Stockholder* aro required to product; their Certificates if Hlock, In onlcr that til? name may bo cancelled. Hy order ol tho Hoard. JOSEPH WHILDEN. July 17 wi Ibm Boc'ry and TjeoB'r. a?TSEALKD PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIV? ED at tbo ofllco of tho Chief Disbursing OOlccr of tbo lureau, lt. F. and A. I. . BUlo of Routh Carolina, until 1 o'clock, noon, of thc 20th day of July, for building a tri ;. School llouao on Hull street. In Ibo City of | Jhsrleslou. l'lana aud Specifications may bo sven at tho offlco of ho uudursigiicd. No. 6, .Southon! Wharf. Proposals iiust ho accompanied by tho names nf two responsible ia-lien, who will bcrnmo sureties for Ihn faithful comple? tan of tim contract, and until bo endorsed " Proiiosals " ull strjot School Uouso, and addressed to tbo undor ligucl. Thc right ls reserved to reject all bldn rccclvod If | lot sal Isla.tory. JAMES P. LOW. July 12 C Ht l.t. Col. and A. Q. M. irs-S'CATE OFBCUTH'CAROLINA, CHARLEB t'ON DISTRICT-.CLERK'S OF??CE C. O. S. AND O. P. -PUBLIO NOTICE.-I, J. W. BROWNFIELD, Clork of | aid Court, lu pursnanco ol thc Act of tho Lc?islttturo, In uch caso mudo and provided, do hcroby glvo public no ice that nu ELECTION FOU 6HEHIFF OF CuARLEH rON DrSTniCT will ho held on Monday, tho ?th of luzust next, at all tho usual placea of atocUon throng):- | mt tho aald District. Witness roy haili, at Charlciton, Ibo 2Glb June. 11107. J. W. UK' wNrn i.LI, C. O. 8. and 0. P. June 18 03-OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR_ MIMI E8TON, July 131U. 1HG7.-Aa Um Civil AuUiori lc3 haro Instituted activo inaaiura* to Improve and per? ce t tho sanitary cnr.dillon of tho " city, tho Roglstrar j rould canicslly Injll ? tho prompt and zealous co-opcra ion of Ibc cillicna io enforcing tho aamo. TfaoT aro particularly requested to observo and rc itrrt all nuisances or any condition of promises prcjudi Ul lo Uio public health. .' Complaint Hook? ".oro dcpoJltcd at tho Lower and Ippcr Wards Qu ard nouses for this, purpose, for tho ccnmmodatlon ol tho public. GEORGE 8. TELZ ER, M. D., July 13 10 DltyBoRlBtrar. #s- nopsi norsn noraui-jusT RE ?FJl'ED. a lino tot of primo frosh WESTERN HOPS, md for silo hy tho pound or hundred wei cht, by ar. PANENm, Chemist and Apothecary, July ll tlistu' No. 103 M cc Linn street ?S" REAUTIFUL IL\IR.-CHEVALIER'S LIl-E 'or the HAIR positively restores ajay hair to Its original olor and youthful lu nu ty; lo-.parls life, atrcngih and rrowth to the weakest bair; slops Its filling outat once; ,.^n.n.)?in?. , ?sajasllsj sawuluir JmdUL 'mid by all druggists, fashionable halr-u reisers, and deal ra in au ey goods. Th i trade supplied by tho wholo talo druggists. SARAH A. ?REVAL1ER. M. !>.. Junott siuthGrao , Now York. sf A YOUNO LADY RETURNING TO UER tountry home, alter n sojonrn of n few months In the ?jty, waa hardly recognized by her Monds. In placo o i coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had a soft ruby com ililli,m of almost marido smoothness, and Instead o. .w nty-ttire? she really appeared but eighteen. Upon In lulry os to tho causo of HO great ? ohotigc, abo plainly Jild them that abo used tho CI RC A ? .- IAN BALM, and m, ul i n ,1 lt au involuahlo acqulaillon lo any bidy'a toltol. !)y its usc any Lady or dentists r n can Improve their pcr lonal appearance an hundred told. It ts simple in ita sonibuiation, as Nabaru kendi ls simulo, yet unsurnaaa. ?I lu Ila oftlcary In drawing impurities from, also hosi? ng, cleansing and beautifying thc akin and complexion, fly Ita direct icUbn on tbo cntlclo lt draws from lt all Ita inpurities, kindly boating tho same, and leaving the our twa as Nature lulouded lt should bc-clear, so rt, smooth ind beautiful. Frica $1, sont by Mail or Express, on re? joint of an onlcr, by W. L. CLARK h CO., Chemist?, No. 3 Weat Fayett* Street byra. uso. N. Y. Tba only American Agouts for thc salo of 0i?i saine. Morc'u 30 ly* ??TERRORB OF YOUTH -A OENTLEMAN ?ho sufforcd for years from Nervous Debility, Pre inatnre Doray, and all tho effects of youthful Indiscre? tion, will, for the sake ol suffering humanity, send free, ti -ll wbo need lt, tho receipt and directions for making ii o tim plo remedy by ; which ho waa cored. Bufferers { wisui; g to proal by tho adrorticcr's oxperienco, can do ? io by aCdreaaiug, 11 i erlect conlldoncc, JOHN D. OODEN, April H 3moa* No ? Cedar street New York. ?3-NOTICE T JMARINE1.8.-0 APT AI NB AND riLOTS wlahla : to anchor'tholr veaseU In Ashley River, aro reqneatcd o? t to do so anywhere within direct ranga of the' heads of the SAVANNAH RAILBOAD WHARVES, on tho 0 halles toa aud St Andrew's sids ci Ibo Ashley River; by which prooaatlon. conLact with the 9ulanarlna Telegraph Cable will bo avoided. . . , , " '"' .6. 0. TURNED; H. M. . Harbor Master's Ofnce,'Charleston, February 0, IMS. February 7 i ?. HALL'S VEGETABLE 8ICTLIA?? HATH RENEWER has proved itself to bo tho most perfect pre? paration for tho hair ever offered to tho ptfblle. j It la a vegetable compound, and contains no Injortous properties whatever. TT WILL RESTORE O RAY HAIR TO ITS OIUOINAL COLOR. ' It will keep tho hair from falling ont It cleanses tho scalp and makes tho bair soft, lustrous and silken. It Is s splendid bair dressing. No person, old or yoong, should fall to nie lt . IT 18 RECOMMENDED AND UBED BY TH? i .?8T MEDICAL AUTHORITY. . ?7* Ask for Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ile new er,' and Uko no other. . . ft. P. HALL A: CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors. For salo by all Druggists. Wh?losalo by ' 1 ' ': . 1 BOWIE & MOISE, 1 SUCCESSORS TO KINO AND CA8 ) ID EY, Marchi . tilly? iv . ? . Cbarloston,& O. VT B AT ? II E L O R* 8 II AIR DYE.-TmB SFLENDID If AIR DYE ls the best In tho world. The only rrue and perfttt D?ft-harmless,' rcllablo, Instan. tan eons. , No dlsappotutmtmt No rldl colons lints, Natural Black or Brown. Remedies tho 111 effoals .of ?oj Dyu. InvigorahM tho bair, leaving lt soft and beantlrcd, Tl. o genuino ls signed William A. ItatcMori All others are mere Imitations', and should ho avoided. Sold by* si) Druggists, and .Parfumera.. Factory, No. 81 Hardey street, NqwYork. .,-,?<, '!,.'' i. ? . ?J-, BEWARE OF AI COUNTERFEIT. , tl . Decimber'lO ly? , sT TUE (i H A V CST .MALADIES OF .YOUTH AND EARLY MANHOOD.--HOWAND ASSOCIATIO-< EHSAY8, on tho'Pbyeinlog} .of the Passions, oed th? I>ror^ Alrasosknd''DIeo?sospoou1Urto tho first's** oi man1, ><IUi Reports on now iBDthtxlsor treatment em. ployed, in ibis institution. Bout In .scaled letter ?en? velopes, free pjf$l?tf\"i'miOm.rsi- -rrr ?M?y,a(>,. ..; . ?j ?j ?..'i ? , ,i.ij> , te" ! 1 ?.'Idf* X?TIF/CIAL ' '?Y?8.-ARTiTttftAIj''HU? MAN EYES made to or?cr oui insett?d by' Drs. F. HAUCH and P, OOUOLHJsUNW (formerly employed .by UotsftotisKAU, 0/ l>nrlI), No. t'? Urosdwsy, New York. April 1? '',".' ".' i/ i *5?ti ;^|ftB'dMft?^)|^ MWMl I T)Unf/i,BHED ?v?RY 8A'TURb>Y, MORTI?NO;' Al L" Oranfjcbnr?,- a' CV ,?cnoi ri per ann?m/lflr ilk ,4Ourtngtl;o.rr;n(?and'fills.'*ioni extra copina'of lt i OBAKOEUORO NEW* will be circulated ter tho benefit ot I oar advertising patrons. Contract Advertisem<nts inserted cm Ute most liberal tenus. Address)/ j SAMUEL DIBBLE, .. !*. ?V- Edi lor O ram? sbx> ra Nsw?, SHIPPING. EXCURSION AROUND TIIIC HARBOR. TUE UNE HTKAMEIt FANNIE, OATT A Ul PECK, WILL CIO ON AN EXCURSION A HOUND THE 1IARUOR, This Afternoon. July I8U1, leaving Ac? commodation wharf al 4 o'clock, returning at nunnet, affording excursionists a flue vlow of HID various potuls or Intered In thc harbor; A linc Danit han been engaged for thc occasion. Ilofrcnlimvnla will bu nu board. Faro-7? cents. Deck-33 veut?. Kaloon and Upper Deck reserved for Wlillo perseus. July IB_1 FOR ROCKY! LL li AND BDISTO. TUE 6TE.IMEII W- "W_ FRAZIER, GAIT. D. nOYI.Ii, WILL R Ht'USAT. I'llEIOUT Tn IB DAY, AT NOIlTn ATI.A N11C WU AU t, end leave na abovo on friday Morning, tho I'Jtli lout., at 7 A. M. Itcturnlnp, will lcavo E d ito on Sunday Morning, tho Slat lnal., at OA. M., for freight or Passage, apply on board, nr to JNO. A THEO. OETTY, AKCIIIS. July 18 No. 18 Eau! Day. SPECIAL NOTICES. ?JTOFFICE DEPOT Q 11 A lt T K ll M A S TF lt, CU ARLESTON, 8. C.. JULY 13, 18o7.-Sealcrt pro posais will bo rocolvod at lhi.i OBlcu until 13 o'clock noon on Saturday, July 20th, 18G7, at which time they will bo opened, for furnishing mitcrlal anil creeling a PICKET FENCE around Citadel Square. Plans and SpcelQ ?attona for Ibo work can bo accn at this nfTtcc. All proposals ir uat bo accompanied by tho names cf two p.ood sureties, In tho nun of ATO bundred dollars c:ch, for tba faithful performance of tho work. Proposals will bc odo ron/od to lbs undorstgnod, and marked "Proposals fur crccUng Penco," By ordar. R. O. TYLER, liv t. Maj. Gen. and Cliiof Q. M. 3d Military District. T. P McELHATU, July 16 0 II vi. Mojnr and Al A. Q. M. kXkT NOTlcE.-M. DEIGN AN HAS NO AU? THORITY to tue tho nomo or McOOUHTY A DETONAN, anil tho undersigned ls not responsible for any contracta bc may enter Into. MICHAEL MeQOUUTY. July ll Ui3* *?rWE AHE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE F. M. WHITING. Esq., ni a candi late for Sheriff of Charleston (Judicial) District, at tho next election. September 10 "CO ST AR'S" PREPARATIONS. ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YEARS. Laboratory, No, IO Crosby street, St iv York. 3000 Boxos, Bottles and Flasks manufactured daily?. SOLD BT ALI. DU ?O ?IS7S KVEIlYWUtVllE "COSTAIVB " BALES DEPOT, No. 484 II HO AIJW AV, M AV YOUR, Where fl, $3 to $6 sizes aro pul up for Families, Stores Hbl|M, Boat*, Public Institutions, Ac, fcc It la truly wonderful Ibo oonUdoncu that la now had. in every form of Preparations tba! conics from " Costar'? " Establishment. " T" "COSTAll'S" EXTERMINATORS-For. Rata, Mien, Roadies, Ants. Ac, Ac. "Only Infallible remedy known." "Not il ange rum to Ibo lin mau family." "Raia como out of their botes to die," A e. " CO.-TAR' \ " DED-UUO EXTEnMIN ATOH-A liquid, pul up In Dottie?, and nover known tu tail. "COSTAll'S" ELEOlRIG POWliER-For Moths In lairs and Woollens, la invaluable. Nothing eau excood lt PlaniaTyowUr, SB?MaV Afc?1TT InatanHv.aUJUiseelT on " t'OBTAH'B" OUOKTHOHN 8 A LYE-Fnr Cuts, Burn*, Wounds, Uralses, ll rot eu llrtasts, Soru Nipples, Plica lu all forms. Old Borea, Ulcer.-, and all kind? of cutaneous affocUona. No family should ti? without it. Itoxcceda lu clBeoey all other Balves in uso. "COTTAR'S" CORN SOLVENT-For Corns, Runion?. Warts, fcc. " COST AR'S" DITTER SWEET AND ORANGE DLOS B MB-Drau ti Des tbc Complexion, by giving to Uio ?kin a sott and beautiful (rrahniMa, and ls Incomparably be? yond onythlug now lu use. Ladies of las tc and position rcpard it aa an essential lo thu toilet. An unprecedented salo la Us best rocommciulallan. Ono bottle is always followed by muro. Try lt to know. "CO?TAR'?" DISHOP riLLS-A univ, rail Dinner Pill (sugar-coated), and ot extraordinary eftlcaoy for Cos. liveness, all forms of Indigestion, Nervous and Sick Headache. A Pill Uiat is now npldly superseding all others.' "COSTAR'S" CODOII REMEDY-For Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness, Boro Throat. Croup, Whooping Cough, Asth? ma, and all forms of Bronchial, anti Diseases of thc Throat and Lunga. A. dress . . HENRY lt. COSTAR. No. 183 DHOADWAY, N. Y. BOWIE & MOISE, WHOLESALE AUENT8, No. lol MccUnj street, opposite Charleston Hotel. Juno 17 . OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE 1?. Jj. KELLERS & CO.,; (LATE P1IIN di lMMlK) WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DRUGGISTS, * No. 131 MEETING STREET, Third, door above Market^ HAVE LATELY RECEIVED LARDS ADDITIONS IO . their usual slock of pure and (Man I I DRUOa' MEDICINES ... . , DYE STUFFS EUROPEAN AND AMERICAR FA NOY OOO DB j . FTNE SOAPS . ' TOILET POWDER3 POMADES COBMBTluo COMBS BRUSHES 1 . .. . EXTRACTS,fcc. Comprising invoices from tba most raputablo manu? facturoT. On band, all the principal . ' . PROPRIETARY MEBICINES, ! Inducing Preparations of AYER. JAYNE, HALL, CHET AI,Hilt, DAVIS, W HI CHIT, HOLLOWAY, fcc. , Uso, a largo aaaortment of . - . ' *. 8UROI0AL INSTRUMENTS - TRUSSES SADDLE BAGS MEDICINE CHESTS GLASS METAL AND GUTTA PERCHA OOODS GLASSWARE OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, Groat attention ls paid to tho lraportahon and aeloo Hon of PURE AND FRESH DRUGS, and none other are allowed to fm ont cf tho Establish-' mont ' .. . li*.! PRESCRIPTIONS compounded with accuracy, nuil tho public, cnn depend on the utmost rcliuhiliiv in the execution of orders, ? ii .,.,, ?,OKLlSRS, A.B..? DAER,Milli FURNITURE ?ND lIRDEDTJKISfl TUE BURSCItlBF.a ANNOUNCES THAT nK HAS connector, asi boro totara, tho ? ., fm Jv UNDERTAKING BUSINESS,' In all Ha prto, with tho FURNITURE, so that ba ts Pro? pe-rod to (urotah funerals oproplalr, and to, give personal attention lo thu. most delicate, respectable and ssuafacto ry manner. Be I? also prepared lo rbraoTO bodies to any distance free of ?mau and decay. iliJ?i??lliiJ . FIRE'S MET A I. IO CAhliB, and all kinds of OOFiTNrJ, always on-hana on' the most i-css? n s M ? terms. K. WHITE; " PUftNITTfRR WARF.ROOMS, 'Southwestcorner Wentworth and Meeting atreaU 'jjjjgyjftfl QOLt^P P*."381^' ** ^jffipffi1 " THE SUMTER WATCHMAN j? i I TS PUBLISHED EVERY WED NEWT)AT, AT BUM X TF-R, R O, by GILBERT lt FLOWUIB, Proprietors. I ?t FOUR DOIJaARS per annum, invariably In advance. I AdTtrUfesnenta Inserted at usual ratea. L. Urarv rtarVi ol Joto.P?lntin? ?rrcnbel lnJlie_ - JL J- V -LU WJLUJLv J. kJ SH I PP I NO._ riTv Kim LlVEltl'IMiL-TUB Al Noll irak; Wr?lIA? IIAUK KJKLLESTAH. C?|iL Wongu. ty{MKrnr"?m i* Ualcii Cotton lo romplelo lior '-cargo. Fur eiiLmwiueiits, upplv lo COURTENAY .V THENIIOLM, Ju'y li _ Hui ?IUOU Wharf. r-TTV, KIHI I.IVKIUMMH..-'I'll K. KIMI?. i4W?KriU,ls:,,,,riK Itt-iti^li llnrk J. CIIMMINOH, Cant. iygry wm. Ile?* way, having ? large portie? nf bel .".?""?afleo encaged. ?rill meei willi ,iisi>airb for the Blmvc port, rnr Kn ight i-iigugvinii-ils. apply lu H?HT MURK k CO.. July 17 r, _ I lo wo A- f *o.**> Wliari. kjfv KIMI ( OIHM'.II lllVKIt-TIIKF7ST NV nailing HII op JULIA IlKAN will Iravu Marshall's ??_-jyV>li:>H. on thu Int mill l.itli m .Inly, and continu.. ? I ? until furlhrr lintier, for nil points on Western branch ol Oopor Hirer, nuil KaslI rn branch to lioiiuoaa'H Korry. Trading I* atricllv prohibited. For Freight engagements, npplv lo Mauler on linartl, or to EMAL'QIIA: M A l.t.ON Kl'., Horlbcck's Wharl. Tl. H.-All Freights moil lio prepaid. Juno li? Imo FOR NEW YORK. ll BAULAH UNITED STATES MAIL LINfc. ONE OF THE FAVOIttTK AND KLEOANT STEAM. Milli's SARAGOSSA. GRANADA, WILL LEAVE KVEIIV MATU li DA V. TUE STEAMSHIP SARAGOSSA, . CAPTAIN OnOWELL, sPA-Tr--. WILL LEAVE VANDERHORSTS /7-V? i/i . ]?,"" Wharf on .Inturdai/, July Mlh. ^==?e^" J 1 IS HAVEN EL k CO. NEW Y?RT?A?ITCHARLESTON People's Mail Steamship Coinpnny. 8AILING DAYS.WEDNESDAY". THE STEAMSHIP E_ B_ SOUDER, CAPTAIN LEDBY. yf^t^r-OL WILT. LEAVE NORTH ATLANT IO ^^it?1gg Wharf TAurnfay, July 1H, at 0 o'clock Ii. ! ?sPo* Lino composed of hteamors "MO? NERA" and "EMILY ll. SOUDER." JOHN k THEO. O ETTY, July IS _ _No. 4< East Day. NEW" YOI^?liiriCHARrEST?N STEAMS1?IP LINE. FOU NEW YORK, THE NEW AND ELEOANT SI?EWHF.EL STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, IL W. LOCKWOOD, COMMANDER. Wai LEAVE FROM AUGER'S SOUTH WHARF, on .v.i: .o/,e., the .'"ih bm., al 0 o'clock P. M. jnr Alloutwurd Freight engagements must bo mada al tho offlc. ol COURTENAY fi 'l'HENHOLM, No. 41 East Hay. A3- For Passage and all matter? connected wllh tho Inward business of tho Ships, apply to STREET I1HOTH ER3 k CO., No. 71 East Hay. STREET IIROTITERS Ar CO.. I ,""",. COU1I1ENAY ? TUEN HOLM, I Joly is_;_^_ _\ FOR ?ALTIMORE. THE FAVORITE STEAMSHIP SEA Q- XT XJ 3Li , N. P. DUTTON, Commander, i * t WILL SAU. FOR THE ABOVE PORT, ON THURS? DAY AFTERNOON, lBtli lnsL, at 0 o'clock from Pin Ho. 1 I 'ilion Wharton. For Freight or Passage apply lo , COURTENAY Ai TltF.NnOT.M. Joly IA 'tuttrt Union Wharves. : FOR NORTH AND SOUTH ?DISTO, IKK lv\ J I.I.i: AM) WAT LANDINGS. THE STEAMER MORGAN, CAPT. JOS. F. TORRENT, , WILL LEAVE ROYCE'S WHARF ON THURS? DAY. July 18Ui, at 4 o'clock A. M. For Freight engagements, apply ou board or to I ROPER STONEY, Vandcrhorst Wharf. July ld_-__*t FOENORTU AND SOUTH EDISTO, n,j, . ...... .. -- -... tiii.isn BEKKETT'S POZXT ANO WAV I.AM> INGS. OAPT. JAS. O. nUMLEY. . WILL LEAVE A1T.ANII0 WHARP. AR ABOVE, on Friday Morning, Ibo 10th ineL, at OK o'clock. Rolurjling will leave Kol. to Sun liny Morning, itu o'clock. Freight received Thit Day, and bo prepaid. , For Freight or Passage apply ot, board, or to , JNO. H. MURRAY, Market Wharf. July IT_.3 . ii FOR PALATKA, FERNANDINA!,' JACKSON VMLLK, AND ALT. TUE LAND? INGS ON TUR KT. .lOl?VN HIVIOIl, VIA SAVANNAH, GEO. THE NEW AN J Sf LEN DID STEAMSHIP . . "* CITY poiN ro\ (1100 TJUS Hurt lie n) CAPTAIN 8.' AD ?1KB. WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC WnillF, evory T?ESDA T NIOHT, at 0 o'olook, tor the abovo places, connect Ing with tho Ooorvla Central Railroad at Savannah, for Macon, Mobllo and Now Orleans. AU Freight must bo paid hero by shippers. ?. For Freight or Passage, opply on board or at the omeo Pf RAVEN EL k CO.. July H_ .Agenta. ' FOR SAVANNAH. THE STEAMER ]' 1"',! " QU'Y IE* o.1isr!,? ll(K) TONS BOBTHES, . ' M CAPT. 8. ADKINS, WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC WHARF, every TUESDAY NIGHT at Dino o'clock, for that port, i. . < For freight or paaaago apply OU board Or to tho omeo of ' ' 1 RAVENEL k CO., Agonta, Joly 13 _' NEW YOU1C AND BUMillEN HT li A Ol Hil 11* COSH/ANY. . . THE FTR!iT-OLAf>S U. H. : MAIL STEAMSHIPS ATLANTIC. . I NORTHt'RN LIOHT. .. <; BALTIC, i . I WESTEBM METROPOLIS. Leave Pier No, it, N. H., New Yorai every ?croad Sai unilly, from Juno 161 " " ' ' - ' 1 VOR SOUTHAMPTON 'AND BREMEN, . '.? taking paawmgera lo Southampton, London, narro aol Bremen, at the followli g ratea, paysblo in gola or it/ equivalent hi currency t ' Vim? Cabin. ?110; Second Cabin, SSC; Stooratfe, thJ. From Bremon, Bo a thain r, too and Havre to New Yolk, First Cabin. ?110; Second Cabin. ?7S; Steerage, ?13. l?XCURalON TICKETS OUT AND HOME-Tint Cabin, ??0? Becond Cabin. ?130! Steerage, ?70. BAiUKO HATS mos! MEW Tonx AKU H UK v sr? : June 15 sim ? I July 13 and ai I August 10 and M EcpLTaudSl ?Oct. 5 ?nd 10 ? Nov. ? ted LO For Frolghlor neSOM apply lo ISAAC TAYLOR, President,' ** Foeratrr 37 ly . No 40 Broadvfsv. H. Yn THK?UUU TIUKmrUFLUKlDU B Y * '' CHARLESTON AND SAVANNA*.! STEAM PACKET LINE, TI1MVKKKU. VIA BEAUFORT .AND, HILTON HEAD. .. . ,? Uif, )...? six WEEKLY, i I?.)/ .VIA BLCFFTON. ?Rf HTEAUKR PILOT HOV ...CAPT. VT. T. MONELTY. BTEAHER' PANKIE.,...CAPT. F. PEITK. ?NSE OF THE 'ABOVE STEAMERS W?LL L' AVB Cliaile?ton and Savannah ovary Moiuiay, Wedntt. day and Friday Morning; at 7. o'clock. TouchiDgi?at Bl ii mon on Monday, trip from Charles lou, and IFn/sfi tfay,.trip from Savannah. ? " .< ''-T ul Freight rocclyed daily Irom'O A.M. lo C, P. M., anil a lured free ofebargo ' All Wsy Fretghi, also Btnfllon Whaifago, must bef pre? paid, . , } ' . )|1 ,', :.?,.., For frclaht or passago, apply to J0BK FRUOUSON, Accommodalloa Wharf, ?? .. oi ,h .. I!.. , 1 >, : : CtsWlealnp. ?i . y . CLAOH0BN k CUNNINUHAMR, . ' ' ' '' ' ??" *.'Agenie, tovilmab, Oei . i .ii {ma FULLER k L?E, Styr?m 1 N.'B.-?Hn0Tj?i^'Tt(^'ETBMlT ftoorace%Cflio Agency in CbAriocton lo points'on the Allsntlo and Qnlf Railroad, and to FenjanAlna and ?oista on tho Rt John's ,"7^ ; ; ,. . ; t^n ?MaaWattHMe^^ ..; '., THE '??fH^;^m^a ?S PUDLIHHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRYC H?, AT M por annum, and, having a large'circulation throrgh aQ the upper and lower Districts of the Bulo, affords great advantages lo advertisers. Batee for ad'trlitiog very roaaoaable-for which apply lo our *?enL.oaV T. P. fti.fr) Wi:, at the Milla House, _._L;_V * tl n nuuuwuen_