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COLUMBIA. Wedr.cs lay Moraine:, Feb. 6, 1867. Tlic Propra mine. The Now York Her.titi, of Thurs-; ?lay. sketches out a nico programme Cor tho new Congress, it presumes that the reference of Thad. Stevens' hUt to the Reconstruction Committee meant nothing moro or less than re? ferring to the new Congress, which commences its session on the fourth of no-xt month. Believing thus, thc Herald proceeds to lay ont work for tho new body. Tho first thing to bo done, of course, is the impeachment and trial of the President, which it -expects will Le completed by Iiis con? viction and removal from office. "With his arraignment, the Herald says, ho will probably ba suspended, and, by a new law passed for the pur? pose, C?en. Grant may be appointed to supercede him during his suspen? sion and after his removal, for the remnant of. his unexpired term. Jn the next place, .vitb ii nev?- Con? gress, a new President of the Senate will be elected; thc choice will he made, in thc absence of any new law ontko subject, as a temporary elec? tion; and the Herald suggests Fassen? den, Trumbull or "Wade for the posi? tion. Af ter having thus got rid of "thc stumbling-block no w at the head of the Executive Department," the rati? fication of the constitutional amend? ment will have bee n perfected, not Try all the Stales, but by "three fourths of the State:; now constituting thc Government of the United States.1' The Herald says that only three States are ladling to complete the work, and that, then, the duty will-devolve ?ripon Congress of pro? claiming the amendment part and parcel of the Federal Constitution thc supreme law of the land--bear? ing alike upon tho inside and outside States and the Territories. "'The-oracle then says: "With this proclamation hy law, it A-ill become tho duty of the Presi .dent, under such an enabling Act a.* Congress may pass, on the basis ol this amendment, to proceed to th? reconstruction of the rebel States and a refusal, in this matter, to exe cuto the law, will of itself be a suffi cient cause for impeachment. Thi :s the right way for Southern recon struction-it is building on a cousti tutional foundation that will stund and it covers all the securities ueedc< for tho future. The States and peo pie represented in the Governmen .ire the Government; the exclude( States .and people forfeiting thei rights in the Government, by thei rebellion, are subject to the will o ?Congress ns to tho terms vd thei restoration. Pr? ?dent Johnson, ii recognizing i hera as members law fully restored hy his own acts, and in defiance of Congress, clearly bc comes a subject lor impeachment With his removal, as thoCoustitutio provides, and willi General Grant i his plae;-, the saving virtues of th ameudnieni will at once he und. ; stoo l ?iud aeei pied by all the ontsid -States.'" Sue'u io ti.?- programme of thi mendacious sheet, but whether : Kpeuks authoritatively for the part we axe 1< ft to conjecture. L>ut it ma in- counting without its host, fi there is another "stumbling-block in th?- way of !?' ' .inscrives th: canned be so easily imp< itched or r< ni ived a:, the Executive, and that the Supreiu< Court, which would ni questionably declare the action coi therefore, illegal. Congress mi"! issue its proclamations until doom day, hu! n?> legislation cnn ht eon part and pareil ot the Conatiruti. or the : upreme lau. of the land whit chin illegal. Thal the people of ; sections xs ill yield a cordial snppo Lo thc decisions of that highc Courteannot be doubted, and tin look io it now as the salvation of ti country from anarchy and ruin. TUE CATTUKE or Mr.. DAVIS.- -SC retary Stanton has transmitted to tl United States a copy <A' the report Major-Gent ral Wilson of the. cap. u of Jefferson Davis, lt includes tl reports of the subordinate ollie, sent out to prevent the escape of Tl Davis across the Mississippi Iii v. inc! .ding that of Lieutenant-Colon Pritchard, <>; thc Fourth Michigi Cavalry, who made thc capture. N )nc word is said in these official 1 jiorts ol Mr. Davis having been tak in any costume but his own. Had been otherwise, it would certain have been stated. - - *y ? _ Ex-Gov. Pettus ?lied al Little liot Ark., on the 25th ultimo. EiiuraJc tin- Youth. Tho subject of education is de? servedly attracting much attention nt tho South at the present time But the mere routine of ordinary school studies is not u?l Unit makes thc man. j A coteraporary gives thc following ! good advice: "it was a wise law of th;- ancieut j .'fews that thc sons of even the wealth? iest men should 1?; made io serve an apprenticeship to some useful occu? pation, so that in case of reverse of fortune they might have something to 'fall hack upon.' The same, still ex? ists in Turkey, where every man, even the Sultan himself, must learn a trade. How fortunate would it bc now, had it been a law in this coun? try! 'Would to God I had a trade!* is tim cry of thousands of returning soldiers, North and South, who lind themselves ruined in pocket, with no immediate prospects of gaining a livelihood, lt should teach parents that, whatever else they may give their sons, they should give them a trade." Thc Southern people have learned a lesson from tin- circumstances by which they are surrounded-the re? sults of the war. They have neu the ample means they had formerly to give their children a colli giate educa? tion. This, in some degree, may hu regarded as a benefit; for, although we may not have the number of mere scholars that wc had formerly, we will have move useful business men, and especially will eui impoverished sec? tion be more sin;-,lily recuperated, if our sons learn trades und acquire a thorough practical education, fitting them for tho responsible duties that lie before them. -. -c- o- ? - T.'IE IMPEACHMENT- GEN. GRANT. The Washington correspondent < >f the IferaUL, under date of the 31st uh., says: It is stated that tho Committee on thc Judiciary will soon summon Gen. Grant before them, for thc purpose of obtainiug such information from him, if possible, as will test his fealtj to the President. Should they lind him leaniug toward his policy se strongly as to forbid the hope that hf will desert it, it is .".aid lin? impeach? ment project will he abandoned while, on the other hand, if there b reason to believe that he would not actively interfere fur thc execution OJ that policy, impeachment will ther he prosecuted. The committee havt other designs in bringing Gen. (iran before them, which will appear ii due time. ? The National Inlclli<?enc<T, of to j day. gives an account purporting ti ? be the proceedings of the Souther! Republican Association, held las night, ut which twenty representa fives of thc States took part in tin discussion in favor of holding a con vention at Washington on or abou the -Ith of March next, to urge th impeachment of Andrew Johnson a tin-only hope of the South for speed; reconstruction. IjUiizii CASI:. The New Yorl Times, of the 2d instant, bas the fol lowing despatch from Savannah: Thc case of the State of Georgi vs. John E. Hayes, editor and pre prietor of tho Savannah Republican indicted for libelling Solomon Cohoi: \ Congressman elect, hy charging tha he was a defaulter, :.s posmaster, t ?the United States Government, wa decided to-day, by a verdict of guilty ! Th.1 ease excited great public inter?s from the political issues involved I and thc prominence of the partie: . Tho verdict is considered as adverse] ; affecting thc t ights o? all Northern t Union men in this community. AN i. K-O-ANT JOKE.- The Legish lure of Alabama has under couside: allon a very proper proposition t : supply her manned ?soldiers with leg: Among those who have applied t ; have t!.; ir patented artificial brui ? examined sire s. /oral Northern roam factur?is. To one of these, a fe ! days ago, one of thc merni? rs sail ! "We didn't employ you to shoo! oi legs of!', and wo shall certainly n< employ you to pul them on." -< ? . A secret agent of the Treasury w< recently sent to the Northern fro! tier. Tin. district he visited inclnd twenty thi'cc subordinate custon I house offices. Thc spi cia! ag> :i who was unknown to these oflicer ? succeeded in making an arrangeme; with twenty-two of tho officers fi smuggling goods into the Unit? : States. Our Atlanta exchanges state th 'several citizens are i u. jail in th place for innocently display-;" tl Confederate flag in a tableau. ?Lt stated- also that tho Yankee coi mandi r even ordered thc ladi< s to ! arrested, hut the sir ros ting officer i fused to obey him. SOUTHERNERS IN WASHINGTON. delegation of citizens from Nor Carolina, Governor Orr, from Sou Carolina, and ex-Govcruor Parsoi of Alabama, -were in cousultati with the i t ?i lent last T! uraday, < matters o? public importance. Judge Ezekiel F. Chambers, Kent County, Md., died, at his re dence, in Charlcs?ov.j n Wed m day, 30th ultimo, j,Chambc i was formerly United Status Senat from Maryland-1820 to 1805. EXPIRATION OF AN EXCLUSIVE RT?HT.-Tho General Assembly of Virginia, on the 24th of January, 1836, chartered tho Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail? road, and gave il for thirty years the exclusive right of stilling through tickets from Richmond to all points (North and ?South. This thirty years' monopoly expired week before last. SUKRATT ON THU SWATABA.-The Washington Star says that a letter has been received in that city from an oiliecr of the steamer S watara who j write? from Lisbon, that Surratt is very reticent, speaking only in an- ? swer to questions, and thou in mono? syllables. He seems to be in good | health, and is entirely self-possessed. The building statistics of the two cities show that 1,000 buildings were erected in New York in I860, and 7,000 in Chicago. At this rate it will br but a short time before New York, like ?St. Louis, Cincinnati and Mif waukie, will bc known only as one of the minor suburbs of Chicago. A leading dry goods merchant of New York sahl to us yesterday: "I would willingly draw my cheek for $100,000 as a bonus to any benevo? lent institution, if the House would, to-iuon\.w, disnii-s the subject of impeachment." [Albany Journal, (Had.,) 2Gi7. nil. Exoivus OF FKKKDJIEN".-Oui ex? changes, from all parts of tin' Stafe, teem with accounts of the great exo? dus of our colored population. Thousands upon thousands ure seek- ! ing fm* au tudor; uh? Sont li and West. , Not many have left this District so far. -Cheraw Advertiser. Great fears are entertained by the people of Buchanan, Vu., that their : town will bu Hooded hom the dam? ming of thc water by an immense ice 1 gorge that chokes up tho channel of ; James Uiver, near that place, which \ is said to be a mile or mun.- iu length ? and about twenty feet high. SOUTHERN RELIEF FUND. - The pro- | coeds of the benefit tendered at the ? Holiday Street Theatre, on Saturday afternoon hist, by Messrs. John T. | Ford and Joseph Jefferson, in aid of the Southern Relief Fund, yielded Si ,;kr)0.-Hailunore Sun. So full will be the New York and European steamers for the spring trips that, it is said, it is quite im? possible to secure a satisfactory pas- ? sage, even now, before the last of ? May, from either New York or Boa- j ton. Thousands appear to be getting j ready for the Paris Exposition. -i Funeral Invitation. 'the friends and acquaintances of Dr. ?). ll. Trezevant, and hissons, J. HOWELL TUEZEVANT and W. FARQUHAR TREZE VANT, are respectfully invited to attend thc funeral of the two last, at the Episco? rit Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 NOTICE THE Right Rev. Bishop ALEXANDER NY. WAYMAN, of the African Methodist Episcopal Church will preach at Janucy'e Hall. 'J II1S (Wednesday) NIGHT, at 7 o'clock. The public are invited. Eel.? f. 1* Infunnatiuu Wanted, While tin pri? soners ivora bche conveyed from Colum? bia: to Chr.r!<.tte, a few days before its cap? ture. Lit nt. Eli I'. Alexaiid? r made his escape and ha* not shire Leen heard from. He. is about five feel eight or tea inches nigh, light complected, light hair and gray eyes: a star marked en one hand and an anchor on the other arni. A.iy informa? tion respecting him, whether dead or alive, will be thankfully received at this office, or by a letter addressed to i'. J. I.OKANOER, Monroe, Michigan. Papers throughout tho Stale will please copy. Feb ? 2* GAS-LIGHT BILLS. C10NSTJMERS will please attend to the j pavtnent of their BILLS for month of Jannary. JACOB LEVIN, Fi l> fi i Secretary Oas Company. A SUITE OF ROOMSi in number, ran he rented upon the >^_j iii's. i'e.isoiiahlo ii iies. Ample gar Uell privileges, c!C Apply to I', ii r, -ft! yy. s. MONTEITH. Richland Lodge No. Si), A. F. M. A A regular communication of this Va if I-"'e;e will ho held THIS (Wednes /V\'l:u'i EVENING, Ci h instant, ai 7 o'dook, nt Odd Fellows* Hall. Itv order er tlie \Y. M. IVS fi i lt. TOZER. Secretary. ALL PERSONS HAVING claims against Ide estate of . the late Dr. H. W. GI HOES will please present them; and those knowing ihein Helves to be indebted will please arrange t i ra ike pavment to W. H. GIBBER, cr VY. A. (ll ii BES, Feb G G Executors. Toothache Cured in One Minute. rrillE most violent toothache relieved in I ?ne minute. For sale bv FIS HEB .V H EIN ITS II, Pharmacists. The Two-Shilling Cough Remedy! ACOMBINATION of Wild Cherry and Tar. A valuable cough cure forcon . sumption,coughs.c Ms, asthma,influenza, catarrh ami all Inn diseases. Only 2." cents a hollie. For sale bv FISHER A HEINITKH." Pharmacists. Hay! Hay! JUST RECEIVED, :)!> bales primo North ern Hay. For salo low. Apply to LEVIN A MIK ELL, Fi b ;> Washington street. Cream Ale. JUST RECEIVED. 5 barrels SUPERIOI CREAM AluH. For sale low. Appl to LEVIN A Ml KELL, " Fob- Washington btreet. Oki Cooper is a Dutchman, and, like many another man, of whatever nationality, has a wife that is "some." One day, the old man gut iuto some trouble with a neighbor, which resulted in a light. Thc neigh- ' bor was getting the better of the ?'Iii uian, who was resisting his antagonist1 to the best of his ability, when his i wife broke out with: "Tue still Cooper, if he kills you I'll sue him ? for damages!" To him that goes to law niue things are requisite: "First, a good deal of j money; second, a good deal of pa- I tien ce; third, a good cause; fourth, a ! good attorney; fifth, a good counsel;; sixth, a good evidence; seventh, a good jury; eighth, a good judge; ninth, good luck. Even with all ' these, a wise man would hesitate be? fore going to law." A frame building on the ?South i side of Ueanfain, near Rutledge : street, Charleston, owned by G. P. ? Neumanu and occupied by 1). J. Tiencken as a grocery, waa nearly de- ! stroyed by fire onMonday night. lu- ' sured. The Troy (N. Y.) Times, o; a late date, says: Rumors were current, in thu streets, on Friday aud Saturday, that John Morrissey ha l failed, but j at the lime they could be traced to no reliable sonic .. Just Received, ri'EN THOUSAND SEGAES, at i> 7." p< r 1 box. 5,1 na SEOARS. at it per b s. ">,?tKt " .'?:?)"" At !.:. STEN HOUSE'S, Feb G ;$ Mum MM , t. FOR SALE, 4 NEW SPRING WAGON, with Shafts ?\ amt Polo. Annlr at tilt- < ?Vic?, t el) 8 mt nun. m KN THOUSAND just received. To be ! X sold VERY LOW at C A 7> A' A N & K ii K V I) K R S. \ Feb 3 G j NOTICE. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, | Coi.t'xniA, February 2, is.1;?. MERCHANTS and Mtbers who have ne- j glected to pay their TAXES on sales ! of merchandize, .v.c., for the past quarter, I are respectfully notified that if not paid within thc next three days, executions will be issued for the collection of tho sanie. ! Feb 3 3 J. S. MCMAHON, City Clerk. i QUEEN'S DELIGHT'.! j Queen's Delight!! HAVE you tried the QUEEN'S DE? LIGHT, the gnat American blood] purifier? If not, do MO at once. It is, with? out any exception, the greatest medicine ont. Don't get anv other blood cleanser. F. r sal., by FISHER \ HEINITSH, and E. E. JACKSON. Feb 3 The Adornment of the Head-The Hair Restorer. pt RAY READE) t-opJchav. their looks VT restored by it . thc dark, lustrous, | silken tresses of youth, and are happy.] Young people, with light, failed or ?ed h ?ir, ? have these unfashionable cn!..rs changed to a beautiful auburn, and rejoice. People '? whose heads arc covered with dandruff and I humors, use it, and have, clean coat? and! ch ar and healthy scalps, l?ald-headed ; veterans have Guar remaining locks tight- : ?.ned, and the bare Knots covered with a luxuriant growth of hair, and dunce for ? joy. Young gentlemen use it because it is j richly perfumed. Young ladies usc it be- ? canse it keeps their hair in place. Every body tnu.-U and trill use it, because it in tho ; cleanest and best article in the market. I For sale hy FISHEii A HEINITSH, j Fob 3 Druggists 100 Tons Scrap Cizt iron Wanted,; AT tho Phoenix Iron Work.-, situated on j the Oreenviilo Railroad, ?.oposite tho Citv Water Works. Highest cash prices 1 paul. GOLDSMITH A KIND. Feb 1 G I NOTICE. I A LL persons indebted to the late furn /l. of BLAKELY A COPELAND, willsavo cost bv calhng and paving the same. Feb"l Pi GEO W. REARDEN. HAMS ! HAMS ! A FINE LOT just received, at j\ Jan 30 J. C. SEEG EPS A CO. j CHEESE! CHEESE! ! 1/ \ I'.OXF.S tine CHEESE, ai ill Jan 3!) JOHN C. SEEGERS A I O. EXTRA EA CON STRIPS ! Jan 30 J. C. SKEGERS A CO. CHEWING TOBACCO. LOS^Eaf TOBA,V? ?' Jan :'.:) JOHN C. SEKGERS .. ('<>. Breakfast Bacon. rPWO THOUSAND lbs. BACON S'l hf PS, ' J for sub; Imv by E. A fi. D. I!' ?PE. j ON*K HUNDRED packages Nos. 1 and 3 MACKEREL, in kits, quarter, half and whole barrels, of warranted quality I and w, ?gilt. E. A G. D. HOPE. ' ; . Mountain Butter. mEN kegs choice MOUN PAIN RUTTER. _L for sale low. E. A C. D. HOPE. Jan 2? New Orleans Sugar and Syrup, pr HUD.;. NEW ORLEANS SUGARS. (?><-> bids. '. " SYRUP. .lust in and for sale bv Jan 23 E. ft O. D. HOPE. Planting Potatoes. KABULS. PLANTING IP.lsn POTA TOES, ia lino order. For bale by Jan 25 E. .V G. D. HOPE. GARDEN SEEDS. VTEW CROP GARDEN SEEDS, in great L\ viriety and quantity, for Hale bv Jan 13 E. A G. I). HOPE. Buckwheat Flour. 2KAA LBS. primo BUCKWHEAT FLOUR for sale- 10 pound? for *t. E. A G. D. HuPE. _Jan 13 Old Newipapers 17*OR SALK at tho ? PHOiNTX OPFICU. Governor Chamberlain, of Maine, j lias been informed that W. H. Bid- ? well, of New York, will be sent by Secretary Seward to look after the Joppa (Palestine) colonists from ? Maine. \ A resolution ?ms been offered in ! tho Virginia Legislatur^ authorizing : tho purchase of a copy oii Webster's ilictionary, an English grammar and t spelling hool? for each member. An Act for preventing negroes and mulattoes from sitting on juries in . Colorado, vms passed, overa veto, by I the Legislature. They are going to camp out at Lynchburg, in tim spring, L> avoid ! exorbitant rents. Tho Michigan fisheries furnish from 75,000 to 100,000 barrels of fish j per annum, worth about Si,500,000. i NOTICE. j VI.i. persons indebted t" tho subscriber, either by note or .. >tul, who <1<> not pay I thc interest' due, will have snit entered ' against them bv Return Dav. j Feb 5 2* ANl>UK\y_PATTEltS.OX. j Corn, Bran, Potatoes, j "TU l lt EE THOUSAND bushels WHIFF. ; X CORN, [Maryland.) I.Ono bush? 1- 1E1 i .OW tii ?UN. 500 " BRAN. .W I bis. 1 Ri SH POI Alois. To arrive per Steamship Oarroll, fr..ni Baltimore BROWNE L SCI [HIMER, Feb 5 Mainstre-t. | Gora, Peas, Oats, rilWO THOUSAND busied: prime Whit ? L M .VJi v LAND < URN. 20?? bushels COW PEAS. j 500 OATS. Just receiv cl b-. ! BROWNE & SCH IBM ER, Feb 5 Main >'r e;. j NOTICE. VLT? persons indebted to i he late tim? of KENNETH ? GIBSON, are hereby ? iiotihed th*: tim mid rsi,; . .', is author-1 ?zed. by ?nier of tho Court of Equi tv, to colli et-' siieh claims, and that immediate pay men i is required, ia ordm to a settle- I ment of the affairs of said lirra. I'. b ;; 1<; H. M. GIBSON. House Carpen cering, Undertaking ! AM? Cabinet-Making. OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED, VAR? NISHED and mad.- as good as hew. COFFINS, of all kinds, furnished at low? est prices, ?ai" Satisfaction gu?rante d in j quality of work and prices. J. W, CHICK, Camden street, t Nest to Southern Express Office. Feb 5 Imo* I REM 0 VE D. DR. R. W. (URBES has removed his I residence and office to Mrs. McMa- ? hon's, on Senate street, South of Trinity ! Church. ?^"J^Jl^tL I LANDRETH'S GARDENT SEEDS. Ip IVE HUNDRED dozen papers of 1 FRESH SEED, just received. At wholesale and retail. E. POLLARD. Feb 1 -tis_ VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS. A LARGE and CHOICE -.ELECTION of tine ITALIAN STRINGS. Also, Violin Rows, ^-'Lridgc, Se ri ws, Ac, just ro E. POLLARD'S. WHISKEY ! WHISKEY ! rr/\ BARRELS OLD RYE WHISKEY, at ! ?U wholes&l* and retail. Jan 30 J. C. SB EG HRS A CO. HOES AND CHAINS. Al the Si.jn of UM Golden Pad-tock, ONE HUNDRED doz. HOES, assorted qualities and sizes. 500 pairs TRACE ( ?HAINS, assorted Ii. store and for sale CHEAP for CASH bv Jun 24 JOHN C. DIAL. ' OILS'. OILS! ! OILS'. ! ! .1/ the Sign of the Golden Pad-Lock. J'UST received, a prood supply of TAN? NERS' OILS, MACHINERY OILS, Boiled and Rirw LINSEED OILS, pure KEROSENE OIL. And foe salo low by Jan Jt JOHN C. DIAL. . Cutlery ! Cutlery! I AFULL assortmentof Table, and Pocket CUTLERY, SCISSORS, Ac, in store and for sale low by JOHN ('. DIAL. i TO RENT, /.-^ A DWELLING, with . ?ghi upright JED rooms and ailie, and all necessary ' 1 out-lr.nidinys, four squares from I Main street \pp!v for terms. Ac., to LEVIN A PEIXOITO. i lill \i iii.1 ANi; .ff t! 1 OFFER THEM \T ORIGINAL NEW YORK COST! FROM THIS DAT/:. C. F. JACKSON. .Ti;iS, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY. CV '-''IIP undersigned ha? y-.-s m -md and iscon.stanthcgg??a SH?^i * ing the LATEST si VI.Es i >F ?UUU; .:. lils line, to which ho invites the attcnti m of purchasers. tt.<?.Givo hun a call. li E I' A I Ii I N G , In ?ll its branches, promptly attended to. I. SULZBACHEll, Feb J At J. Sulzb icher X Co.'s. JLiOoal X?o:r?tvr:?. (Iis Ekpe-llency Gov. Orr arrived in thia city yesterday, from Washington; I n!, wc aro infirmed, leayca f"r Anderson this morning. Take a sheet ot note paper, fold it care? fully, and enclose a bank note sufficiently large to pay up arrearages. Keep vour eyes on the printer, and if you can detect ? ?.sui!"-, the iriek i* a success. On? BEADING I?OOM.- Our friends ar* in vii il to visit the Plvenix reading room, where they xvii 1 find on file papers and P< i logicals from every section of the Un'cr. Tb?- building is open day ano night. FIVK CENTS. The price "f ?ingle copios "T tin- Phoenix is fice cents, and purchasers are requested to pay noniorc for (bein -aa they are furnished to the news-boys nt a, rate sufficiently low to warrant their being Bold at that price. HisrouicAL. The future historian will be aniions to glean tim m os I correct in? form?t inn concerning tho do? - dating m.ireh of Sherman; and especially v.:ll he look fera truthful record eft'.:'- MC? and de? struction of Columbia. The only true ?nd full stalemi nt of ile- terrible ev. nts of tho night "f ti-..- 17th Fehruary, 18G>, will bo found in t':.c pamphl .. issued from tins office. Vor.N-o il: . u:s. J. Ihovod and VF. Far? quhar Tivzuvant sous of our old and ro Hji.-i-i .1 fclIov.-c:iizin,Dr. 1). li. Treze ....nt lost tb'Ir lives in defence of what they belicvod to bc a just cause tho ono before Richmond ami the other at Shep* hcrdstovrn. The mimas of these two young heroes "iii arrive in this city to? day, and will ' ~ ?.et' rr*.* in the family let m Trinity Church-yard. Li lif. they wcro admired for their r.i.uiv good mudities, arid Girl*, let tis tell yon a stubborn truth. No young woman ever looks so well to ? sensible young man a' v i en dressed in a plain, m at, modest attire, without a singln ornament about her person. She looks themis though she possessed worth in hers*)' and needed r.n artificial rigging to enhance her value. If ;? young woman would spend as much time in improving ber mil.il. training h'-r temper, and che? rishing kindness, mercy .vt.d other good qualities, as most of thurn do in extra drona and ornaments to increase their personal channa, sin- would, at a glance, be known among a thousand lier character would be read in her countenance. Tur. SOUTH CABOLIN'A PEXITEXTIAM.? We ar-.- indebted to tho Architect, 'thomas P.. Lee, Esq., fer a popy of p. photograph of this useful institution. When com? pleted, will present a front parallel with tho river fivo hundred feet long and facing the East. The efficient Engineer in charge of this important work has ably treated hi? subject, and avoided that long continuity of unbroken front that we arc too opt to eec in buildings of such magnitude. The foundation of the cell;; for tho South wing are now in, and we hope, at an early date, should tho inclement weather cease, to s:i this work rapidly springing into shane A BAUE TREAT Tirr. HANI.ONS. -WC can safely promise a rare treat to those who succeed hi getting into Jannoy's Hall to? morrow night. Tho Savannah AVpvWcrm thus dcBcriben some of their wonderful feato: "The "living raen of the air,' ns executed by the brothers, William, George and Alfred Hanlon, is, without exception, tho most accomplished ami miraculous feat we over witnessed. A frame some twelve feot in length is suspended above the stage, at as ;.;reat a height as tho room will allow. The three brothers mount to this, and after i xbibiting a seri s of gymnastic feats in unison, proceed to ?ho fearfully attract? ive portion of th? art. While all three bang by the bend of their knees from small round burs, ODO of tho brothers seizes a hand of the one who hangs from the middle, and by thu loree of his awing carries both of them far enough for him t-. grasp the hand of lha third, which feat accomplished, he releases his hold on tho one in the centre, makes a full swing, and then ii i.nus to his place bv a reverse of the movements by which 1- '' r' '.. Tho second performance io very similar, with the es.. ption that the brother suspended by his knees from the middle bar manages dex o ron: 1 > to throw himself wit h a somer? sault into thu urms of one nf his brothers : imilarly : uspend. d at the end ot tho frame. Tin- third part of tins scene is lld-: One of the hrothers (while all thi'CO ai\- suspended, head downwards, fr..ni the trapeze) swings on tin centre bar for a moment, an.! then. ! ".sing his bold, would tall to the stage were In- ne: caught by another at one end. The impetus gamed bvtliis movement enables them to t>wing mersanlr, to be caught m tlc arms of his brother at tin- oile r end of the trapeze. ?.Ali. i- Hus act, which one wouid think art, tho brother in the ceiitre rises to his tee;, thus leaving the trapeze- ch ar. Ono of the other two, hanging hy the knees, after a few suing.-", canis oil from all stip port. and. as it were,living through tho air. throws himself into tin- arms of tho third, who, like him, i* suspended by tho knees. This act ia performed bath forward ?md backward." Sim e th.- ai-.s.: w&s io type, we havi> learned from the agent thal the Hanlon Brothers will bi- compelled to give Colum? bia the go-by for thc present. They aro drawing crowd* d houses in Charleston. NEA Aivi.r.ri. : MEN rn. Attention is coil? ed to thc following advertisements, which art- published thiel morning foi .hi- first time: E. Stcnhou ? Cigars. Janney's Hall Beliifious Service. W. H. A W. A. Gibbes F.x'rs Notice. Jacol> Levin Gas-light Billa. Meeting of Bichland Belg-. W. S. Mo!'.eil ll Suit?: ol liOOniS. -- ??*???? In Colgate'.-. Family or Laundry Soap there is m Illing that coi by any possi? bility be of damage to the clothes for whoso benefit it is used. On tim contrary, ali these Soaps are made with special re? ference to get! nig the greatest amount of valuable ingredients mt > the smallest space. Cse nunc other than Colgate's.