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By Tolograpii. L>*t?r from Ku rope. , FARTHER POINT, July 20.--Tho steamship Hibernian passed bore, yesterday, With Liverpool advices to the lGth, which re? port tho cotton, market opening, on that day, with a decided improvement iu de? mand; market firm, but sales not devel? oped; sales estimated at 8,OOO bales. LONDON, July 10-Noon.-Consol? 8T;@ 87?V for money. The Great Eastern had laid nearly 300 miles of cable, up to the evening of the 15th, and waa progressing favorably. Nothing further bad transpired about peace negotiations between Napoleon and the contending parties. The F russian s defeated the Federals in a sangumary con? flict at Isch&ffenburg, and marched to? wards Frankfort, which- was evacuated by tba Federals. Th? Diet bad removed to Augustenberg. The Prussian headquar? ter? were at braun, Austria. "It is reported that the Prussians occupied Iglau. The London Times think? tno Prussians would be before Venetia before tho 17th, and doubts if the Austrians can with? stand the "victorious Prussians. Cialdiui occupied Paduca and Viccnia, towns on the railroad to Venice. It is declared in diplomatic circles, at Strasburg, that Rus? sia has no present intention to change her neutral attitude, and will not, except a foreign power shall interfere in the affairs of Germany. _ From WashingtoH. WASHINGTON, July 20.- In the Senate, when tho credentials of Patterson, of Ten? nessee, were read, Sumner moved their reference to the Judiciary Committee, with instructions to inquire whether he could take the oath. Sumner said he was a judge under the Confederate Government; and therefore disqualified. After consider? able discussion, the motion was agreed to. Tba Senate confirmed the appointment of Major-General Sherman as Lieutenant - General, vice Lieuteuant-Goneral Grant promoted, ami Rear-Admiral Porter aa Vice-AdmiraL vice Farragut promoted. The President sent a messago to the House, enclosing a communication from Mr. Seward, in reference to the applica? tion to the British Government for the re? lease of the Fenians, and also, as to the discharge of those indicted iu the United States. The matter has been referred to the Attorney-General, and it is probable that they will not be prosecuted, A reso? lution was passed employing Miss Minnie _ Ream to execute a life--size statue of Lin? coln, for which she is to be paid $10,000. A bill was passed granting lands to a rail? road from Missouri and Arkansas to the Pacific coast, about tho lino of tho 33th parallel. Tb? House made awards to the captors of Booth and Harrold, giving Col. Conger $15,000, and cutting down detect? ive Col. Raker-to $3,750. A board of officers has been appointed by the Commissioner of Freedmen's Affairs for the purpose of revising the regulations for the Government ol the Bureau to meet the requirements of the recent Act of Con? gress extending the duration of tho Bu-* reau two years. Generals T?ISOD, Spinner and Gregory constitute the board. The Secretary of State gave a dinner party to-day to the Tennessee delegation. Among those present were Gov. Sharkey and Gov. Parsons, of Alabama. Sew? Items. BALTIHOBE, July 26.-The National Union State Convention endorse the President aud denounce the policy of Congress as fanatical and malignant, and destructive of the true interests of the country; also, demand the modification of the registry law, and approve the Philadelphia Conven? tion, to which Gov. Swann, Reverdy John? son, Montgomery Blair and Chrisfield aro appointed delegates. BALTIMORE, July 20.-The great RaUroad Bridge over the Susquehanna River, at Havre de Grace, was destroyed by a tor? nado last night. T,o?s $1,000,000. PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-The building for the accommodation of the National Convention is being constructed coiner of Broad and Wallace streets. It will be of monstrous size. Three eases of cholera reported to-day. N*w -ORLEANS, July 26.-The Governor has issued a proclamation calling the Con? vention of 1864, and ordering an election to fill vacancies. Mexican advices report that Tnspar is .till held by the insurgents. Market Reporta. NEW YOBK, July 26.-Cotton firmer; sales atS6@38. G%ld Sterling dull-sight 004. Sixes, of 1867, 1291. Coupons, of 1881, 109; of 1862,106$; of 1864, 104$; of 1865, 104?. Ten-forties,98j. Treasuries, 103|rt?i 108}. 7 P. M.-Gold 149J. Cotton active and tending upwards-sales of 3,000 bales, at SG@38. Low grades of flour steady; high grades lower; Southern $9.40@15.5O." Wheat advancing-sales of 46,000 bushels. Pork closed buoyant, at $32. NEW ORLEANS, July 26. Cotton irregular -sales of 75 bales; quotations unaltered. Gold 48'. Sterling 64. MOBILE, July 26.-Sales of cotton to-day 330 bales-middling 3K&32. Factors arc offering better grades sparingly at outside quotations. HOSTETTEH'S CELEBRATED STOMACH RU? TEES.-Read the following letter from E. Bourne, a well-known citizen of Pittsburg, Pa.: PITTSBURO, May 10, I860. Messrs. JJostetier <? SmUJi-GENTLEMEN: During a visit to the West last fall, I con? tracted chills and fever, which brought me to my bed, and finally terminated in typhoid fever, and confined mc to my room for several .months, during which time I was physically so prostrated that I almost despaired of ever recovering my health having entirely lost my appetite, for days not being able to eat* a morsel- added to which I was much distressed with a reeling sensation in my heSd, and passed many sleepless nights-all from debility caused by my prostrate condition, hrought about by the fever. At this stage of my condi? tion, a friend recommended me to use your Stomach Bitters;but boing morally opposed to the use of stimulants in any form, I at first declined, but afterwards yioldcd my prejudices, and, after taking the medicine for several weeks, as directed, my appetite returned, aud with it I am rapidly regain? ing my former strength ano vigor. My sleep (from the loss of which 1 had suffer? ed mucji ) bas never been better than it is now, and the reefing sensation, before alluded to, has entirely left me. My bowels, which were much constipated and irregu. lar, are now quito natural, and. in fact, I am quite glad to say that I feel myself a new man, and tendor von this testimonial of my appreciation of your valuable pre? paration m order that others suffering as 1 nave may avail themselves of its virtues, which prejudice prevented me from enjoy? ing for so long a period. I may also add that my physician, after seeing the benefi? cial effect your bitters had ou me, recom? mended that I use them regularly. Yours, very respectfully, E. BOURNE, July 27 t6 No. 45 Market street. r*rocce??inga of Council. SPECIAL MEETTNT?. * COUNCIL CHAMBER, COLUMBIA, July 28, 186& Present, his Honor the Mayor; Aldermen Fisher, Geiger, McDonald, r?cK?u/.io. Nicker sou, Radfliffo, Taylor and Walter. . William Hitchcock, Esq., Alder? man erect from Ward No. -2, appear? ed, was qualified and took his seat. Alderman Hitchcock was appointed Chairman of Committee on the City Clock, and was also appointed on the Committee on the Market and City Scales. The Chairman of the Cotnniitteo ou the Market submitted the follow? ing reports, relative to the building "and completion of the new market house: T. W. RADCLIFFE, Chairman <>/ the . Committee on the Market. SIB: We haye the honor to "report the new market building in such a state of progress toward? completion that, at the request of your Commit? tee, we have accepted it. The work having been commenced in the winter,' its progress was neces sarily slow, but the contractors Messrs. Kirk & Howell-r-succeeded in raising the walls without material injury to them. The almost incessant^ rains of March and April having completely saturated the foundations, we considered it necessary to recom? mend to the Building Committee the propriety of erecting three cross walls on either side, between the inner and outer row of piers, thereby providing effectually against the con? tingency of a violent storm prostrat? ing the building. This was accord? ingly done, the walls acting as but? tresses against lateral thrust fully insured tho stability of tho structure, which, at the period alluded to, would have been in imminent danger from the causes mentioned, had this precaution not been taken. * Not fiuding a sufficient number of old brick in a condition fit for paving the central avenue, new wero ordered ^for that purpose. The outlay will, "in the end, provo economical. Gas piping has been laid through? out the building, ready to receive the brackets. - By instructions of your predeees i sor in office, we prepared designs for .fitting np the stalls in au uniform manner. One stall has already been Completed as a sample, lt is neces? sary that protection of some kind should be provided for the vender before the winter season arrives, and we, therefore, respectfully suggest the completion of all the stalls. " Som? ot the granite steps, from the old City Hall have been placed at the South porch-a sufficient number still remains to surmount the porch entirely, should your Committee deem it advisable. There has been laid in the new building 150,000 brick, taken from the old City Hall, which, at their market value of $8.00 per 1,000, were worth 81,200, and the different contractors' work amounts to $6,497. 90-the value of tho building, there? fore, is 87,697.90. The following is an exhibit of the amounts in full: Kirk & Howell, (first con? tract,) .$5,605 00 Kirk A Howell, (second contract,) . "270 00 Kirk ?ic Howell, titting stall. 75 00 - $5,950 00 E. C. Planier, gas titting. . 158 90 T. C. Lee, brick. WA 00 J. W. Heath A Co., stone setting.. U5 00 Kay A Hewet sou, Architect's fees tit Vj 89 Total. $6,907 79 The following amounts remain un? paid : Kirk A Howellw.$1,102 25 E. C. Plumer. 158 90 J. W. Heath .V Co. 25 Ott Kay .V Hewetson . 9 89 Total unpaid. . $1,296 (H Amounts paid .5,011 75 Grand total. ...>0,907 79 All of which Ls respectfully sub? mitted. I Signed, j KAY & HEWETSON, Architects. To his Honor the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Columbia. GENTLEMEN: The Committee on Market beg leave to report that tho new market house* contracted for by our predecessors in Council, under the supervision of Messrs. Kay ,!w Hewetson, as Architects, and Messrs. Kirk & Howell, as contractors, has this day been returned to your Com? mittee as finished. We annex the bills rendered, with a statement of amounts still due, and recommend the payment of the same, leaving the finishing of the stalls and renting of the same with your Committee: Kuudry payments to Kirk & Howell on contract. $4,079 75 For extra w u k. 150 00 - ?I.H47 75 Sundry payments to Kay A Hewet? son, Architects. .. 4(H) 00 ! Green A Lee, tor brick. 364 00 $5,011 75 Cost of market, exclusive of lil? ting up the stalls.$6,907 79 Amount? paid as per above state? ment. 5,011 75 Amount still dm:. 1,296 Ol Respectfully submitted, .T. W. RADCLIFFE, vV. P."GEIGER, Committee. COLUMBIA, July ?;$, Ifl?b. On motion, the report of the Committee on Market was adopted. A petition was received from Mrs. H. C. Frank, requesting permission to erect a wooden building on" her lot on Richardson street. On motion, tte prayer of the petitioner -was de? nied, it being; a directs violation of an ordinance of the city. - A proposal .was received from the Clerk of the Court to rent one or more rooms in the Guard House for District purposes, which was referred to the Committee on Gnard House and Police. ~On motion, Council adjourned. J. S. MCMAHON. City Clerk. Prom Westlington. Cabinet matters bcgiu ta assume a new phase, according to outside re? ports, and tho reformation promised threatens not to be so complete as was at first supposed. The immedi? ate friends of Mr. Stansbury assert that that gentleman predicated his acceptance of the Attorney-General? ship upon the retention of Mr. Stan? ton in the Cabinet, in which he was backed by very strong and influential Western influences. Stanton, on be? ing applied to, promised, if retained, to eorae out squarely and unequivo? cally in support of the President's policy. His instructions to General Thomas refusing military interference in the affairs of the Tennessee "Legis? lature are cited as an evidence of this arrangement. It is also positively promised that a letter will shortly ap? pear from Mr. Stanton in reply ti? Senator Doolittle's circular endorsing the Philadelphia Convention, and all the general features of Mr. Johuson's administration. Stanton's enemies assert that this arrangement has been brought about in response to tho piteous appeals of fclie Seoretary of War to be retained. They allege that he is positively afraid to leave the office as yet. I give these state? ments with the assertion that they ale traceable direct to the parties in? terested.-New .York Herald. Secretary Seward gave a dinner party, last evening, to the members and ex-members of the Cabinet, Sec? retary Harlan only being absents, The gathering was a purely social one. George Francis Train is at Willard's, holding levees and granting audiences to all who desire to participate in the Philadelphia Convention. He has prepared a speech, witii which he de? signs to commence the performance. It will be ready for distribution a week ahead, with "applause," and "cheers," and* "laughter" liberally inserted iu the proper places. Ho swears there shall be at least one man in the Convention who neither holds nor wants an office. It comes from good authority that the managers of the Philadelphia Convention will make the Hon. Th os. Ewiug, of Ohio, President of the Convention. General Dix. wrote his reply to Doolittle's letter, flattered oy the idea of getting the proposi- j tion, but Hendricks, Niblack, Blair j & Co. assert that Dix. is of no account. They want a stronger man. In fact, there is great trouble in the camp of the Presideut's supporters, as the President's private secretary. Colonel Cooper, said in conversation the i other day that the admission of Ten- j nessee into the Union by Congress had upset all the plans of President Johnson. The so-called Conservative Repub? licans, headed by Raymond, Doolittle & Co., groan over the anticipated ad? mission of Fernaudo Wood, James Brooks, Benjamin Wood, and the similar crowds of copperheads os de? legates to the Philadelphia Conven? tion. The President, too, is alarmed, and it is said that he proposes send? ing Doolittle and Browning to New York city to fix matters. Their mis? sion will be to see Dean Richmond, Samuel Tilden, Haskins, and others, and have them keep Feruaudo Wood and party out of the Convention. The President is afraid that if too many rank copperheads get in it will look bad, and people may suspect that all is not right. Fernando Wood confidently asserts that tho patronage of the New York custom house, surveyor's aud post offices will be given to Mozart Hall, after tho adjournment of the Phila? delphia Convention, to counterba? lance the city patronage of Tammany Hall. Surely matters are coming to an interesting turn. [New York Tr ibu nr. Sarsaparilla. AYER'S SA HS A PAR I LEA. SAND'S Epping's Sarsaparilla and Queen's De? light. For salo at July 17_Da. C. H. MIOT?S Drug Store. SILICI?TTS CEMENT! FOR cementing Glans, China, Ac. For ?ale at Du. C. H. MIOTS July 6 Drug Store. SOLUBLE GUM DROPS. ASUPPLY just received bv express, at DR. C. ll. MIOT'S July ii Drug Store. ?L Pleasant Tonic. Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir o?" Cali? saya Bark. THE bitterness of the Calisaya and the nauseous inkiness of thc iron, which have so often rendered those estimable tonics repulsive to delicate stomachs, are entirely overcome by being skillfully blend? ed into a delightful cordial, pleasant to the ta.ste, acceptable to the stomach and invi? gorating to tho system. For sale at i July C Du, C. IL MIOTS Drug Store. QUIN I N-E ? I 1 f\f\ 0Z" QOTNINE. received THIS 1 X* " DAY bv National Express at ! June 20 MIOTS DRUG STORE. TO RENT, rilWO largo and commodious STORES, I centrally located. Apply to July (j JOHN RAW LS. Just Received, ALOT of fresh ground FLOUR, which will be sold wholesale and retail, at reasonable rates, bv July 24 _ JAJSfNEY & TOtLESON. _ Great Bargains WH?T1N GOODS, HOSIERY & NOTION GOODS! WE are receiving this, day, via the Emily 13. Souder, from New York, a large stock of GOODS, purchased for cash, to which we invito the special attention of the ladies and merchants, as we will sell CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail: 300 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook. Bishop and Linen Lawns, soft finish. Cambric, Jaconets. Plain and Striped Swiss. Plaid and Tape Checks, Mull Muslin. Striped and Dotted Bobinct. Tarletoas, Silk Robinet for Veils. White, Colored and Black Kid Gloves. White, Colored and Black Tafcta and Berlin, for Ladies and Misses. Large stock of Hosiery, for Ladies', Gent's, Misses and Boys, from common to best-regular makes, all sizes. Brown and Blenched Damasks, Crash. Russia Diaper. 50 doz. Towels -cheap. Berago and Grenadine, for Veils -?-ali colors. ? Infants' Robes, Piano and Table Covers. Lace Curtains, Pillow-case Linen. 8-4 to 11-4 Cotton Sheeting. Mozambique, Silk Poplins, Lcnoe. A Plaid and Black Alpacas. v Borage, Chambra, Pec?la. Fancy Lawns, Huckaback Diaper. Kid and Lisle Gloves. Prints, of ail descriptions, Cambric, Swiss, Lisle and Tin cad Edg inga, Insertings, ?Jalancines. Toilet Quilts, Hibbens and Notion-.. AISO. CLOTHING, consisting of Fane\ Cassi meres, Tweeds, Linens and Broadcloths also, Marseilles and Satin Vests. 20 pieces Embroid'd and Plain Beragea 50 " ChaUies-very pretty :?7^ 7d. 25 '* French Prints. 20(1 .' Lawns and Jaconets. ALSO, Bombazines, 0-4 black DeLaine. 8-4 Black and White Berage, ror shawls Jaconet, Swiss and Nainsook Muslins. Plaid and Soft Finished Cambrics. White and Colored Brilliants. . Trail Hoon Skirts. sJImbroid'd and Linen Cult's and Collars. Corsets, French Fans. 200 pieees Bleached Shirtings. 25 ? " 8-l(? and ll Qr. Sheetings. Bales 3-1, 7-s and 4-1 Shirtings. Hosiery-all prices and qualities. A large and beautiful ltd of Sea-sides an Sun-downs; together with many ot hi goods too numerous to mention all < Which will besohl Vcrv cheap. July 15 TOLLESON A JAN NEY. ON CONSIGNMENT, pr f \ BOXES TOBACCO choice K,ad. s 0\J 10 " "' -low 10,000 SEGARS genuine Rio Hondo. 5.OOH " low grades. 20 bab s C< >TT( ) N YA UNS 8 to 12. 10 baskets Heidsiek Champagne. 50 djJZ. Madeira, I'ort.Nherrv and I'hu Wine. 10 do:-.. Lemon Syrup." Several eases of Old t'( ION \i BRAND io bbl?. Bourbon Whiskey. 20 " Corn So uhla. Coffee Sugars. 25 " commoti Brown Sngare. 25 bags Coffee. 300 boxes Sardines. KM? boxes llerriun J ANSTEY \- TOLLKSC? Columbia Male School. jrf^ THE exercises of this Sch. ^?^gScS^ "1 '';" ' 'sun'1'^ "" .i'dh; Marion St. Methodist Chuicl The departments of study are thu ? the Primarv, the Mercantile and the Claa cal. Tho Primary Department ombrai Spelling, Reading. Writing, Arithniel Grammar, Geography, History and Com] sitien. In this department, pupils will thoroughly instructed in the clements ri good English education. The Mercantile Department i ucl m Book-keeping by Single and Double Eut in connection with Mercantile Arithim and' ' rcantile Fenns and Corresponden The instruction in tins-department will so arranged as to bring into practical all the knowledge necessary to tit yoi men to keep accurately ti .-et of hook: the counting-house. The Classical Department comprises preparatory course of study in f.-it Creek and Mathematics, required for mission into the University ol'South Cn lina or any Southern College. Only a limited number ot' scholars for thc present be admitted. Un the moval of the school, in October next the Odd Fellows'School-house the seo. room of which was recently placed at disposal of tin- 'undersigned by Fahrn Lodge No. 5, 1. !>..(?. F arrangenu will he made to accommodate a lar nftmber of select pupils, if thc demand education make it expedient. The rato of tuition per hall session o months is $10, payable at close of e half session. For further information, ply by letter or in person to Hie linders: ed, at Columbia. July ls \\|V,r F. \V. PAPE, Principa FOR SUMMER US! \TENU E SUR CHOIX BATH! SPONOE. Turkish BATHING TOWELS extra OALEFACIO GLOVES. German, Neroli, Turkish and Belle LOONE. French and English Soaps, Extra Toilet Powders, Ac. All thc above, of the best .plaids recent importation, received at June 29 MloT'S DRUG STOR ROSE WATER ONE case TRIPLE SUPERIOR FREI ROSE WATER, received and for at Ml CT'S DRUG STOR .lime 29 Turnip Seed. JUST received by express, the folloi choice varieties ol' LANDRETH'S NUINE TURNIP SEED: I Lambeth's improved Purple 'lop ? Baga. Pomerean Globe. I White Swedish Kata I'.ugu. Large Norfolk. I Earle White Fl.it Dutch. At June 29 DR. C. H. Mini's Drug Stn I FRESH CITRATE MM\ ONE eas?- CITRATE MAGNESL ceivod at_ MloT'S DRUG STOl j Worm Oonfectio] AFRESH SUPPLY of the aoove al Jun.- 29 MTOT'9 DRUG STOl Segars, Tobacco. Ste. K(\ i\f\(\ SEGARS. ??sorted from *J*/?\~'\'\J common to choice. Together with a good assortment of Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO, embrac? ing the celebrated Durham Smoking, Jenny Lind and Solace Chewing. For sale at wholesale ami retail at low prices bv Jidy 27 J. A T.. lt. AGNEW. ??V Carol in inn copy. Flavoring Extracts. "J^EAL FLAVORING EXTRACTS of Le* JV mon, Pine Apple, Vanilla, Strawberry^ Almond, ."te. Just received and for ?ale at fair prices br J. A T. lt. AGNEW. July 22_ Flour, Flour, Flour. -\f\(\ BARRELS, consisting of Fine, WJ\J Super, Extra, Reeker's Genuine Self-raising and real Family FLOUR. Just received and for sale by July 22 J.* .V T. R. AGNEW^ BI TTER! BITTER! BUTTER! fr KITS real COUNTRY RUTTER. Just O received and for sale at fair prices by July 2? J. A T. R. AGNEW. Soap, Soap, Soap. pr i\ POXES genuine FAMILY SOAP. t)U Just received and for sale a!; fair prices bv J. A T. R. AGNEW. July 2*2_ REAL CANTON GINGER. ST) CASES genuine CANTON GINGER. ??J Just received and for sale at fair prices, by _J. A, JT. R. AGNEW. Ale and Porter. ONE HUNDRED dozen Loudon PORTER ami Ediuburg ALE. J ust received and for sale bv J. A; T. R. AGNEW. July 22' Jellies, Pine Apple, &c. / "1 ENUINE RASPBERRY, real l'EAR, "OT genuine Banana, real Orange, genu? ine'Kne Apple, real Plum and genuine Apple JELLIES; also, genuine Pine Apple and real Penches, in hermetically-scaled cans. Just received and for sale at fair prices |>v .1. A T. R. AGNEW. July '?I_ Salmon and Mackerel. (~1 ENUINE SALMON and real BLUE T MACKEREL. Just received and for sale at fair prices bv July -21 " J. A T. R. Ai iNEW. Cream Tartar, Soda, &c. REAL CREAM TARTAR, geuuiueSODA and real SAL-EBATU'S. Just received and for sale bv J. A T. R. AGNEW. July 21 _" Figs and Raisins. REAL FIGS aud genuine RAISINS. Just received and for sale bv July 21 J. A T. R .\GNEW._ Hubs, Spokes, Felloes. JUST RECEIVED, a fud assortment of Hubs. Spokes and Felloes, suitable for Carriage ami Wafmn-inakc-rs, which will be sold at a small advance on "cost. July ll J. A T. R. AGNEW. Sugars'. Sugars'.'. 2PT BARRELS CRL'SH LD SUGARS. ?) KIO barrels extra C Sugar. Titi barrels A Sugars. ?VJ barrels Muscovado Sugars. Vin hand, and to arrive soon, which will bi- sold at our usual low prices. .Inly 14 J. A T. R. AG NEW._ Raisins, Figs, Currants, &c. IUST received, a complete assortment ot RAISINS, FIGS, CURRANTS, Primes and Almonds- all fresh and cheap. July 14 J .v T. R. AGNEW. Mustard! Mustard'.! 1CASE FRENCH MUSTARD, ami a full assortment of London Mustard, in bot? tles, cans and in bulk, just received per steamer, and for sale hov by July 14 J. A T. R. AGNEW. Corned Beef and Pickled Tongues. 2BBLS. Choice Fulton Market Be?-f. Bbbl. choice Ox Tongues, i .Inst received ami for sale bv j July 14 J. A T. Ii AGNEW. Circular Saws. I A FULL assortment of best qualitv i j\_ Cast Steel CIRCULAR SAWS, from ? to 52 inches in diameter, just received and f..r sale low by J. & V. R. AGNEW. Fresh Arrivals. "ITT. are daily adding to our varietv of Yt choice GROCERIES, and have just received a supplv of tin- following, viz: STRAWBERRY JELLY. BLACKBERRY CANNED PEACHES. TOMATOES. OYSTERS. LOBSTERS. SALMON. PINEAPPLE. Fresh MACKEREL, in cans. Fresh SALMON, in cans. CRANBERRY SAUCE, in eau*. Roast Beef, in cults. (?reen Corn, in cans. Pie Fruits, assorted, in glass. Lemon Svrnp, in glass. June 22 " J. A T. R. AGNEW. Iron! IHRE IRON, 1? to 2 inches wide, at Gjc. AI.SO, A complete assortment of Hoop, Rod, Horse-shoe, Round ami Square IRON, on hand and for sale low bv June ;} J. A T. R. AGNEW. Spades, Shovels, Forks, &c. - /\ DOZ. Long and Short Handled ?)l J SHOV ELS. 23 do/. SPADES. lo Long and Short Handled Manure Forks. Also, Garden Forks, Garden Hoes, Garden Rakes, Garden Trowels. Grain Cra? dles, Griffin's Scvthes, Ac. Just received and tor saht low by .1. A T. R. AGNEW. TEjaWILLIGEIt'S FIRE & BIRIMR PROOF SAFES. nnilE undersigned have been appoiuted 1_ agents for these superior SAFES. ? These Sift s are made with three flanges all other safes have but two. They have Powder Proof Locks, and the locks and bolts arc protected with plates of hardened .-teel, which is the only protection against the burglars drill and the insertion of pow? der. Also, warranted free from dampness. While these Sates have no superior in quality, they aro furnished at moderate prices at least 25to :!3$ per cent. U ss than Herring's and other makers, while thc : quality cannot be surpassed. j A ?ampio Safe can be seen at our stoic, ami orders will bc taken at New York prices, with expenses of transportation added, and no charge for forwarding in (marleston. J A T. H. AGNEW. rt; ?UOtlon Sale?. Variety Sale. By LEVIN & PELXOTTO. THIS MORNING/, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at our ?torc, 20 obis. Flour, on account all concerned. Brown Sugar, Soip, Biscuits. Champagne, Scotch Ah', A;c. ALSO, A variety of Dry Goods, Fancy Article!, Shoes, Ac. With sundry articles of Furniture. Unlimited articles received up to houp of sale._ July 27 Administratrix's Sale. ON FRIDAY, the 3d of August next, will bc sold, on tho premises, the personal estate of the late Thus. Flauigau, consist? ing of BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER. Trunks, Ac, Ac. j ALSO, The Household and Kitchen Furniture, Ac. Terms made known on dav of sale. MARY A. FLAN IG AN, July 20 4 . Administratrix. Spacious Building Ixit on Meeting Street By W. Y. Leitch, BROKER WT? AICTIOXKER. AT PRIVATE SALE, that very desir? able and elegant LOT in Meeting street, situate between the Mills House and Charleston Hotel; containing front on Meeting street 100 feet, and tn depth SOO feet. This ?ot is situated in the most desirable part of the city, and its large front will be found advantageous for the orecticn ol' a row of wholesale stores, whilst the depth could be uHod for other advantageous ' purposes. Terms accommodating. For further particulars, applv aa above, at No. 25 BROAD STREET. .Iuly2G 3 BELTING AND PACKING. .4/ tUe Sign of tile Golden Pad-Lock. INDIA RUBBER BELTING. Hemp and India Rubber PACKING. A good assortment of the above iu sUire and for sah- low for cash by July 20 _ JOHN C. DIAL. Straw Cutters'. Straw Cutters! Al the. Sign of the Golden Pad-Lock. JUST received, a large varictv of Straw and Stalk CUTTERS, and for sale low bv JOHN C. DIAL July 25_ Pure Liquors. 3_ I PIPE HOLLAND GIN. .^i cask BRANDY - "Otard, Dupuy A Co." 4 cask SHERRY WINE, i cask Burgundy PORT WINE. Corn, Rye and Monongahela Whiskies. For sale' as low as genuine articles emu be furnished for by E. STENHOUSE. Julv 10 Imo Indelible Inks, FOH marking linen. At FISHER .V HEINTTSHT?, July 7 _ Druggists. Wonderful Parlor Amusement ! PHOTOGRAPHS BY MAGIC ! ! ?NY one may make a beautiful picture with only a few drops ot water, and make your own albums of pretty pictures at little cost. For sale by FISHER A HEIN1TSH, Pharmacists. Tamarinds for the Sick! I^OU making TAMARIND LEMONADE; 1 a delightful refrigerant in fevers. For sale hy FISH Eli A HEINITSH. June 20 Pharmacists. Arrival of Pontoons. ANOTHER large sappiv of PONTOONS; SUGAR PLUMS, for worms. The I t?rcat medicine for worms. Over 2,800 have j been sold in less than two months, and : millions of worms destroyed. If vow children have worms, KO to Fisher 4 Heiu itsb's and get a box. FISHER i HEINITSH, Pharmacists. The Fair Face of a Beautiful Woman IS the admiration of every one. No one possessing this rich gift and attribute of health and attraction would exchange it ! for the wealth of the Indies. Yet how j many suffer their skin to become rough ( with spots and pimples, which alar the ! beautv and bloom of the face. The CIR ? CASS IAN BLOOM removes all spots aud blemishes, tan, freckles, pimples, blotches, and imparts a beautiful complexion, so attractive in woman. For salo bv druggists everywhere. FLSH?R A HEINITSH, Agent?. JOHN M. MARIS A CO.. Philad'a. Hear the Voice of the People! IHAVE tried your GERMAN HORSE POWDERS, and am well pleased with i the result. Send me i.r> worth bv express, ? and oblige P. *. C. ? Good for all diseases to which horse is ! subject. A valuable medicine. No one i should be without it. For sale by FlSHEi: A HEINtTSH, Julv 12 Druggists. QUEEN'S DELIGHT And Sarsaparilla! WONDERFUL EFFECT of only one bottle. Copy of a letter: "I have ! used only half a bottle of Queeu's Delight j and Sarsaparilla for boils and emptions ol '? the skin and itching humor ot the blood, which anuoyed me very much. I am en? tirely- cured". 1 think vour medicine a valu ! ahlc'one. f. W. C." j For sale bv FISH EH .V HEINITSH. j July 12 _ ; Bed Bugs, Bed Bugs. TO insure the comfort o? --nature's sweet restorer," get ? bott ld of thc "BED BUG DESTROYER." it destroys them in stantlv. At FISHER A HEINlTSH'S. July 7 _Druggists. Extraordinary Annihilators FOR BED BUGS. For RATS and MICE. For ITCH and HUMOUS. For TOOTHACHE. At FISHER A HEINITSH'S, Druggists. Lemon Acid or Lemonade! : "|7<OR making LEMONADE. Put in bot _| ties; 25 cents eaeh. At FISHER A HEINITSH'S, Diuggiots. 1 HANAHAN & WARLEY, Factors ;iiul Commission Swhaets, Ce-lamb?a and Charleston, S. C.? Solicitconsigoments at either place from their friends. -Inly IS 3nu> H. D. HANAHAN. FELIX WARLEY. Gipsy Queens. A SMALL lot of Gipsy Queens, Sun J\ downs, Sea-sides, and other Summet Hats, together with Flowors, Ac, which will be offered for a few day? at a great re? duction, at MB. WALTER'S July 26 1*