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I Represent/ for the Columbia jPtoanix.] Nows Item?. NEW YORK, Juno 14.-Tho Herald has a special from San Lnis Potosi, dated the 28th ultimo, shiting that Juarez rejects tho terms proposed by Maximilian, mado at an interview with Eseobedo. Gu receipt of tho rejection, Maximilian, Mejia and Miramou wero placed iu separate cells and tho'guards doubled. The lotter expresses little hope for Maxi? milian's safety. WASHINGTON, " June 14.-Specials to tho Baltimore Sim aud Now York World say tho Prer'deut will proba? bly assemble Congress in August by proclamation to adjust complica? tions Under the reconstruction Acts. Th.e court ndjourued on aocouftt of the sickness of Judgo Fisher, without progress in getting a jury. The peo? ple aro indisposed to serve, and make all possible excuses. Homero, the Mexican Minister, has received n letter, dated Lacubaya, May 20, signed Perferio Diaz, which says: *'Iu a few days, we will have 35,000 troops, includiug 9.000 caval? ry, when wo will attack the City of Mexico. Noue will escape." Diaz concludes: "When you shall have * received this letter, tho soil of Mexico will already have been cleared of trai? tors." Revenue receipts $085,000. Tho New York papers arc furious over tho policy of the Administration foreshadowed by the telegraphic news yesterday. Tho Herald says: "Congress RI ist meet in July. It must meet with tho resolute will to carry ou the movement, DOW greater andmore necessary than ever, of im? peaching and renioviug Audrew John? son from tho Executivo Chair." CHARLESTON, JUUO 14.-Arrived Schooner Ben Willis, New Orleans; steamer Everman, Philadelphia. Sailed-Schooner E. J. Palmer, Bal? timore. RICHMOND, JUUO 14.-J. M. Lang-i ston, colored, of Ohio, addressed the negroes here this evening. ST. JOSEPH, Juue 14.-Tho steamer Only Chauce has arrived from Fort Bouton, briuging furs and $500,000 in gold dust. No trouble from thc Indians. AUGUSTA, Juue 14.-Judgo Reese, in the Superior Court, to-day, decid? ed that neither at common law uer under the code of Georgia could banks of tho State make a legal sur? render of charters, unless accepted by tho Legislature. COMiltKHCI.VL AND KIN A NCI A L. NEW YORK, Juue. 14-Noon. Stocks steady. Money G(a>7. Gold dull, at 37@87fjj. Sterling-time IO,1 ?; sight lO'.j. Flour dull and declining. Wheat nominally lower. Corn 3(o'5e. better. Pork lower, at $21.37(?>21.50. Lard heavy. Colton firmer, at 27. 7 P. M.-Cotton firm; sales 2,200 bales, at 27. Flour declined 10@15c. -Stato $80011.23; Southern dull mixed good$ll@11.90. Wheat dull and declined 2(" ic. Com dull, at an advance-mixed Western, new, $1.10 ("1.13; closing at. $1.10. Gold37!;;. BALTIMORE, June ll.-Cotton firm? er, at 20'.J. Flour dull. Corn firmer -white $1 ; yellow $1.02(? 1.03; mixed Western OG. NEW ORLEANS, June 14.-Cotton active-low middlings 21'.j. CHARLESTON, June 13.-Sales of cotton for tho week 709 bales, at @26; Rice ll Tl'.,'. Hay $2.25. Corn $1.36@1.40. Flour-Western super $11.50; Northern Western extra $13; Baltimore super $12.50; choice family brands $17(c 17.50. Ba? con-prime ribbed sides i'3l.{(n primo clear ribbed sides lll'^fll; primo clear sides l l1 {(a.14 '.. ; prime shoulders 11(3 l l '.,. Salt $2.25. CHARLESTON, Juno 14.-Cotton in? active and holders firm; s?dcs 40 bales -middlings 25. SAVANNAH, June 14.-Cotton un? changed and quiet, but firm-low middlings 23'.j; sales 100 bales. MOBILE, June 14.-Sales 500 bales cotton-middlings 21. AUGUSTA, June 14.-Cotton market firmer, with' sales of 90 bales; mid? dlings 21. LONDON, June l l-Noon.-Consols 94'... Bonds 73. LIVERPOOL, Juno ll-Noon.-Cot? ton firmer, with sales of 10,001) bales; uplands 12^d.; Orleans ll '"d. LONDON, June 14-Evening.-Con? sols 94&. Bonds 73?.,. LIVERPOOL, Juno 14-Evening. Sales 12,000 bales cotton-middling uplands lljkj; Orleans U V The music of a wealthy church in New York costs more than the mi? nister's salary. Trinity pays $5,000 a year for its music; St. John's, $4,000; Trinity Chapel, $1,000. A number of quartette choirs in New York receive from $3,000 to $4,000. For an average secoud-rate quartette and organist, $2,01)0 must be paid. A suspension bridge, it is said, is to bo built directly over Niagara Falls, probably to take the place of thc rainbow which over-arched them in better days. We expect next to hear that tho proprietors of tho real estate on each side have housed the cataract in, and exhibit it to visitors at two bits a sight. The rumor goes to Millau that a jealous husband disguised himself as a priest, entered tho confessional attended by his wife, heard her con? fession, which revealed to him thc secrets ho feared, and which have led him to sue ?for a divorce. THE FinsT GABE UNDER IITE BANK- j EUPT LAW.-The first case arising j uiuler the bankrupt law, intho United States District Court for tho North? ern District of New York, waa com? menced yesterday. The petition, which was filed with tho Clerk or! the Court, was that of Thomas 13. Bead and others, of Now York city, against Frederick C. -Crowley and William L. Hoblitzoll, of Elizubcthtown, Es? sex County, New York. It sets forth that tho petitioners ure judgment creditors of the defendants in tho sum of $923.10; that defendants aro bankrupt, owing debts to the amount of 6100,000; that defendants have ex? ecuted a chattel mortgage to the Es? sex and L?ke Champlaiu Ore and Iron Company, covering property to the amount o? $10,000, contrary to the provisions of the Act of Congress, approved March 2, 1867, entitled "An Act to establish a uniform sys? tem of bankruptcy throughout tho United States;" that defendants also, contrary to the same Act, made ar? rangements whereby one Henry B. Mooro should make execution of a judgment against them of $20,000, and one Daniel F. Payne should make execution of a judgment against I thom of $-1,500. Therefore the peti? tioners pray that the defendants be declared bankrupt by the court, in accordance with the provisions of the bankaupt law. An order was made by the court on this petition, direct? ing defendants to appear at a term of the District Court, to bo held in this city, on the 24th of July, 18G7, aud show cause Why the prayer of the pe? titioner should not bo granted. We have been thus explicit in giving the points of the case, not because it is especially interesting it itself, but on the ground that the first proceeding under the bankrupt law in this Court District deserves to bo chronicled. It is a little singular, since the law was framed to benefit debtors rathol than creditors, that this first cast should be ono of involuntary bank ruptcy-that is, one where the credit or, instead of the debtor, claims tin protection of the courts. It show; that the law is advantageous to ho nesty on both sides. It not only ro I heves tho embarrassed bankrupt fron the rapacity of his creditor:!, but i equally protects the creditor from tb rascality of his debtor, and secure an equitable division of the asset of the bankrupt. It is thought b; eminent lawyers that the existence u this law will do away with a large pi t) portion of oar civil suits, lt wi] prove a great vortex, in which wi' bo swallowed hosts of attachment supplementary proceedings, suits o promisory notes, foreclosures c mortgages and other processes. MONTANO.-The Helena Herald, ( the 2d instant, contains the followiu particulars of the state of affairs i Montano: Gov. Meagher issued a proclaim I tiou summoning the mounted me I into active service, assuring the that they shall be at liberty to appr I priate and hold whatever horse I arms and everything in tho way spoils they may capture. He sa; I the Federal Government has thror him on bis own resources, and 1 j will take tho responsibility. It is stated that the Sioux India j not only planned the attack and d I vastated the Gallatine settlemeul but that they are powerful i;. UK alliance with the mountain trihi and they assert that they will per trate and sack and burn both Vi ginin and Helena cities. Col. O'N has been appointed to command t Helena troops. The profound sympathy of the i tire civilized world will follow t expedition that yesterday left El land for Africa in search of 1 ! Livingstone. The latest news fr. I Africa has fortunately revived t ; hope that the report of the death i the celebrated traveler is untri j An interesting statement of nil 1 reasons for this belief was recen ? given by Sir Roderick 1. Murchis< ! the President of the Boyal G ! graphical Society. Some venturesome person iu N York is going to enter upon thu p?riment of publishing u new coi weekly paper; the first number i appear about the first of July, a if precedents be worth anything, Inst number will not be a great \ ?behind-albeit, it is understood, t a largo capital, with the usual ni ber of brilliant pens, Sec., are < barked. They have had warm weather ab Louisville. The Courier says: young lady from India met her carded lover at the race-course ; terday; melted, and run into arms. So far as ve have heard, thu 011I3 uuuideul ?.hat has hapj ed to tho divine sex. The mos them take tho precaution of ketq under their waterfalls. Tho last advices from Arizona that the entire Territory is over by hostile Indians. Mail eoinmi Hon is suspended, and the sett are banding together for mutual ] teetiou. Gen. Hancock's declara of war on all Indians between Platte and the Arkansas will not t to help the Arizonians. Becent soundings have disol? the existence of n "?b:narine mt tain about 2,400 high, and wi about 2,000 feet of the surface of Wftter, in tho straits between Flo and Cuba. The Gulf Stream ll i so strongly over its summit soundings are made with difficult Barnum states of Mrs. Geiiornl Tom Thumb that sho is preparing for a little oveut thnt usually makes quite a commotion in a family. The "dim? pling littlo cherub" (as tho poetaster would say) that Mrs. Stratton pre? sented to her liego lord, iu tho win? ter of 1863, died in Norwich, Eng., last September, aud uow they are to havo another littlo spirit to make their homo bright and cheerful. The party of small people, i. c., tho Gene? ral, his wife, sister-in-law, and Com? modore Nutt, are expected iu New York about tho end of next month. Tho Coolio trade hus become a re? gular epidemic among tho Havana merchants. Everybody speculates iu Celestials. Every few days a ship arrives with a load of these "white niggers," and tho vessels aro con? signed in some instances to firms that never went beyond calico and linen. Tho price of a good healthy Chinaman is about $:100. Those who don't puss muster as first-class sell from $150 to $200-so says a letter from Havana. Au immense Catholic Church iu Baltimore is now approaching com? pletion. It will seat comfortably at least 3,000 persons on the ground floor. Nearly 2,000,000 of bricks were used in its construction. The principal sum required to erect this immense specimen of architecture oue of the most attractive and im? posing buildings in the city-was raised by weekly contributions from members of the congregation, at twenty-five cents each. In Brownlow's State, his militia are deliberately murdering men with? out any other reason assigned than that they were Confederates. We once saw an engraving representing a mad bull pitching into iv crowd as? sembled to witness a hanging, and one of tile culprits standing on the seafield, with the halter round his neck, remarking to the other, "How lucky, Jack, that we are up here." There is a Hebrew Government in the Uuited States, which, like the Fenians, has its headquarters in New York. Its object is to aid in thc re? storation of the Jews to tho Holy Land, and it is now about to call foi loaus, and issue bonds, in tho name of thc Isroclitish Government, bear? ing seven per cent, interest. We timi this paragraph "going the round" ol the papers, but know nothing of iti truth. Tho Indianapolis Journalsays there is a certain old gentleman in that cit} who now revels in the connubial blis; of a sixth marriage. His last matri monial adventure is of a lata date He has had the same attendant n each of his weddings, who, havim stood by him through six troubles seems determined to see him througl tho seventh, taking a Scriptural vio\ of things. President Johnson having patheti cally inquired in his Raleigh speech last week, "Where are tho Smith and tho Joneses'.'" tho terrible joke of tho Lynchburg Republican rc sponds: "Wo saw a paragraph, few days since, to the effect tba John Smith had settled in Memphis We haven't the Blighest idea in th world where the Joneses are." Two GI;I:AI EVENTS.-The Mor Cenis Tunnel under the Alps, an tho Pacific Railroad, are expect? to bi' completed in 1870. Passengei can then go by rail from New Yei? to Sau Francisco with hardly change of cars, and European travo ers will be able to go through insten of over the Alps. A chemist, at Sydney, New Sont Wales, has just found out that h can fit a ship with au apparatus tin will keep in a congealed slate DC carcasses of beef in tanks, these ca cusses having been entirely froze through at starting. Beef killed tn months ogo, is reported as quit good. A paper shell boat has been trie on the Hudson Uiver, with comple success. It is about thirty feet loi and weighs but forty pounds. Tl paper is thin, but rendered impcrv ons to water by a coating of corni? sition and oil, which render it elast and tough, so that it will bear a shot which would stave a wooden slit il. The Paris Presse says that the i terchange of courtesies between tl Emperors of Russia and Franco i dicate accord on the Eastern qiu lion, and it adds that Austria mus whether slie will or not, agree to tl great Prussiun-llussiun-Freneh coi lunation, and England eau look on. A man in Louisville, whoso wi died of cholera, has sued the ci for $25.000, alleging that tho ii pnnity of the city caused tho disent John Randolph's former slaves n settled in Ohio, and are high spoken of for industry and good co duct. Frederick Douglas is being urg by influential persons at Washingt for Superintendent of the Freednie) Buiea u. Li uni: w. PROPOSITION.-A doti: husband in New York advertises tl he "would like to change his foi your old partner for two-t wciities. The distilleries in Peoria, Il have stopped on account of thc hi] duty and low price of whiskey. The Boston Comn\onweaUh wai Maximilian shot because Davis w leleased. Gen. Howard has appointed J. I Langston, the colo, jd lawyer of Obi inspector of freedmen's schools 1 Virginia. On tho 12th of Juno, 18C7, by tho Hov. W. E. Bogga, Mr. H. N. MeGOWAN to Mia. A. SOUTHALL, both of thia city. NOTICE. THE United StaU? Marshal's O?icc ie located on Washington, between ri? chardson and Assembly streets. JONATHAN DARE, Jnne 15 imo U. H. Depnty Marshal?;. Claret on Draught. ONE casi; excellent TADLE CLARET, for salo low by the gallon or upwards. Tho supply will bo kept up during tho summer. For Eal" bv Jnno 15 ' G EO, s YAMMERS. June Butter, IN air-tight packages of 2"t pounds each. Just received, per steamer Manhattan, a second consignment of this delicious BUTTER, preservad, to bo fresh aa from the dairv. For sale bv _ Jnne ff. (?KO. SYMMERS._ A Rare Chance for House-keepers. TWELVE FINE MIL C H COWS, with young Calves, for I sale. Stock will also bo pas- j _,turod, during the summer months, on very libera! terms. For parti- j oulare, address W. M. 1!., Columbia, S. C., j care of Mr. lt. C. Shiver. Juno 15 lo TWENTY boxea FINE TOBACCO, fe sale til EAR. June ir, ALFltED TOLLESON. IWILL pav the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for WHEAT and FLOUR. Will furnish ba^s when desired. June 10_ALl-KEP TOLLESON. HAY, HAY. IWILL sell PRIME HAY a? TWO LOL? LARS per hundred, to close ont. Two Que MILCH COWS, with Calves, at reasonable price. 1). 0. PEIXOTTO, Auctioneer and Commission Merchant. June l l_a_ United States Internal Revenue, ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, 3D DIST. S. C., ANDI.Knox, June 12, 1HG7. "T^TOTICE is hereby given that on the 5th day of July, 1867, at my office in Anderson, APPEALS gill bo received and dotcrminud relative to any erroneous or excessive valuations, assessments or enu? merations by the Assessor or Assistant Assessors of"thc Annual Taxes For ISO", which have been assessed. The Assessor's office i-> open daily, dur? ing business bonis, fur tho bl aring of ??p pcals by parties who shall appear volun? tarily before bim, relating to <i>ig taxes which have b^i :> assesbod and which have hot been committed tb tho Collector. All app< als to the Assessor, as afore? said, must be made in writing, and specify the particular cause, matter or thing re Bpeoting which a decision is requested; and mnst, moreover, state the ground or principle "t error complained of. WM. VAN WYCK, June 1."? 1 U. S. Assessor. PROCLAMATTONT /.';/ ilia Excellency JAMES L. ORR, Go? vernor and Gommaiidrr-in-ijhirf in and over //if* Staie of Sonltt Carolina, "1XTHEREAS information ba? been eom VV municated to this Department that an atrocious murder .Mid robbery was com? mitted on the body of James Johnston, on the night of the :ld inst., near tho llb Sta? tion, on the South Carolina Railroad, in Barnwell District, by one VANDRY LO? RIN, who has tied from justice: Now, know ye, that 1, the said JAMES !.. ORK, Governor as aforesaid, to the end that tho said Eulin may be brought to trial and condign punishment, do Hereby offer .t rnward of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS l.?r th.' arrest and safe delivery of the .-.:id J'-.lin in any jail in this State, or TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for bis u rest and safe deliver; in any jail in thc United States. Bo)In is a native of Orangeburg District, and bas relatives residing Ibero, ile is six feet high, broad-shouldered, high and broad forehead, dark hair, heavy eve brows, willi a down look; weighs about200 pounds, an . is about twenty-two years old. In Witness whereof. 1 'nave hereunto subset ?bed my name, and caused the gie.it seal of the Sinti' to be aflix?d, ;it the elty of Columbia, this thir [i.. s.] teeni h day of June, in tho year of mir Lord ono thousand eight hun? dred and sixty-seven, and in the nini ty-first year of the Independence of the United States of America. JAMES L. OUR, Governor of South Carolina. E. OAPEIIS, Secretary of state. June 15 ?ir Times, Orangeburg; Sentinel, Barn? well; Chronicle und Sentinel, Augusta, Ga., and the Register, New Huven, Conn.', will publish t'Aie, ami send billa to this office INGEMISCO-A ROMANCE. TY7RITTEN M lion Ingomisco-not "All's VT Well"-was the watchman's cry; by a kinsman of Dr. B. M. Palmer, and 'dedi? cated to him. Elsie Magoon, or the Old Still-house in the Hollow; bj Mrs. Gage - dedicated to the friends of temperance. Cecil Castleman'* Gage, Lady Marabout's Troubles ami other Stories; by "Onida," author of Strathmore,'Ac. Bryan Maurice, the Seeker; by Rev. W. .Mitchell. Far Abi re Rubie.-: by Mrs. Riddell. New shpbHes ,',( Surrv nf Eagle's Neut, Wearing of UH- Groy, by J. Eaten Cooke; and etlier new books-among which ia a Sensational Rook, "Coming Wonders Ex? pected Between 180? and Ls7?." A boahtiful and fresh supply of" Photo? graph Albums, worth from fl "to .f7. DUFFIE A- CHAPMAN. Townsend A North'? "ld stand. June 14 ON hand, a largo lot of choice SEGARS, of the best branda. For aalo at manu? facturing pricer, at ni? store on Pl-un strooL* F. A. SCHSEIDEP Juin. 13 "By Industry we Thrive!" PHOENIX TOWEU PBESS BOOK, JOB AND IV E"W* SP APER Weat ??ile Main street, above Taylor, COLUMBIA, S. C. If you Want a Thorough Newspaper, H CB8CBIBE FOE THE PHONIX, Daily and Tri-weckly; or the WEEKLY CLEANER Aa they contain The Latest News ? Foreign and American, besides a vast amount of miscellaneous reading. These aro tho only papers in thc State, outside of Charleston, which regularly publish TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Eve ry issue of tho Daily containa from tcnto fourteen Columns of Reading Matter; thc Tri-wookly from twenty to Iwonty-fonr, tho Weekly FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS making it tho I. A HO EST and 0HEAPE6T PAPER IN THE SOUTH. Specimens fur? nished. An e xamination* >f their merits ia solicited. TERMS FOR SLY MOUTHS. Daily, $4; Tri-weckly, $2.?ii; Weekly, ?1.5U. INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. Our OFFICE having been thoroughly j supplied wfth CARDS, PATER, BRONZE, : COL01?ED INK, CUTS and TYPE in great variety, the proprietor is prepared to exe ! cute, at short notice, in good style, and at reasonable prices, every variety of Job Printing*, ? From a Visiting Card to a Three-Sheet Tosttr, or a Pamphlet to a large-sized Yo huiio. All persons in want of any kind of JOE PRINTING, aro invited to tull and examine Prices and Samples of Work, And wo pledge ouraolvcs to give entire satisfaction, in tho wv of Book?, * Pamphlets, IlAiid-billi, Posters. Programmes, Rosiness Canis, Visiting Cards, DITA Tickets, Wedding Cards, Ri ctipts, Piil Heads, Labels, Circulars, Planks, kc JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor. WANTED, SC. BONDS, old ana now. . Columbia Bonds and Coupon.?. Memphis ami Charleston R. R. Pond-. C. & ti. C. R. R. Stock and Bonds. North-F.astcrn Railroad Bonds. Bank Noto?, Gold and Silver. FOR SALE -Exchange on Nov.- Yori and Charleston. THOS. E. GREGG & CO. .Tune ll_ "FAMILY MEDICINES. THOMPSON'S GENUINE EYE WATER, for Bore ind inllamed eyes. McAllister's AU-heuling Salve-a valu* ablo ointment for old sores. Dalby'? Carminative fur Children,. Fly l'oison Payer, for instant death to il ios" Harvey's Rat Plum?, the rat annihi? lator. "Harleam Oil," the Dutch specific-a cure-all. Extract Lemon and Vanilla, for llavoriug. Flea Powder, for insects, ants. ?kc. Soothing Syrup, forchildren teething. Sugarplums, for worms-thc Pontoons. Soda Water Powders, for a cool drink. For sale by FISHER A HEIN ITS H, Juno 1_Druggets. Fresh Mountain Butter. 1YW0 HUNDRED POUNDS in store, for . sale low. J. C. SEEGERS & CO. .Tnno 4 No. 1 Mackerel, AT wholesale and retail. Fresh and fat. May 17 J. C. SEEGERS & CO. ~ SARATOGA WATER ! JUST roceived fresh from the -Spring. For sale bv FISHER A HEINITSH, April 4 Druggists. LONDON LAYER RAISINS. AVERY choice article, at wholesale aud retail. JOHN C. SEEGERS A CO. Mar 19 GRAIN CRADLES. Al the Sitin of the Golden Pad-Lork. ALARGE supply of superior GRAIN CRADLES, made expressly to order. ALSO, 10 doz. SCYTHE BLADES. In store i for salo wholesale or retail, at low prices for cash, by JOHN C. DlAL. May ll_ STONE MASONS AND STONE CUT? TERS WANTED. IWISH to engage a number of STONE MASONS aud STONE CUTTERS, to work on a heavy job of Bridge Masonry in Tennessee Persons wishing such an en? gagement can find me. dunne usual busi? ness boors, any day this week, at the office of Mr. Bouknight, Superintendent of Char? lotte and S. C. Railroad; at other hours, at Nickorson'a Hotel-Room 10. Masons and Cutters coming with good rccommenaations, can lind immediate em? ployment, at GOOD WAGES. I will also engago a number of common LABOREES, giving them good wages and insuring prompt payments. If von wish to engage, call on me at once.* J. C. HODGES, Agent for C., C. G. A C. R. R. Co. .Tune 12 G* FULTON MARKET SMOKED BEEF and TONGUES. Tubs choice GOSHEN BUTTER, at 10c. Bags and pockets JAVA COFFEE, at 40c; a fresh lot-superior. Rbis, and boxes Breakfast Bacon. Milk, Butter, Trenton, Sugar, Wine and Soda Crackers. Hocker's Self-raising FLOUR-genuine. Rbis. Jersey Peach-blow Potatoes. And ior safe at FAIR PRICES by March I!!! C. li. E ALDWIN .v CO. _ Just Received, BBLS. CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR. Bbis. Sound Super " Old Government and Green Java Coffee, Laguayra and Rio Coffee-prime, Crushed, Powdered, A and C Sugars, Choice Butter, Pure Lard, Choice Irish Potatoes, Real Cider Vinegar, Milk, Bntter and Sugar Crackers-fresh. Fine Sugar-cured Hams, at 18 couts, With many other staploand shelf goods, which aro offered at lowest ratos bv May 12 C. H. BALDWIN A CO. For Sale, ONE SAW MILL-complete; engine 40-liOTNO power. At Palmetto Irou W.-i Us. WM. GLAZE & CO. May '?>."._\_r.e. Sugar Mills. ?1UGAR MILLS can bo had at low prices. O Call at Palmetto Iron Works. May 2a BO WM. GLAZE & CO. Bacon! Bacon! -I /\ HHDS. primo Clear Rib BACON X.\J SIDES, just received and for sale at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, by the hogshead, or at retail, by flay 22_ J. AT. R. AGNEW Just Received, TWENTY tnl>s and tlrkins GOSHEN BUTTER, at reduced prices. 15 bids. Hocker's Self-raising FLOUR. 5 " Milk, Butter, Wine and Sugat CRACKERS. 3 tierces DIAMOND HAMS. And for salo bv C. H. BALDWIN A CO. April ID_ TO SOIT MERCHANTS ! ROCK tSUNP GOOPS IF vou desire to supply yourselves for the FALL and WINTER TUA DE, with the VERY BEST DESCRIPTIONS and STYLES of All-wool Cassimeres! AND WITH THE MOST DURABLE Jeans and Kersey Fabrics ! Ml free from shoddy and other impurities, Order Samples from the subscriber, and th. y will bo forwarded, with prices attach? ed,.during the months of July and August. From these samples you can make your selections and return your ordors; and the goods will he forwarded directly from the mannfaotory. JOHN A. YOL'NG, President Pock Island Manu fae. Co., Jini" 2 imo _Charlotte, N. C. WANTED, AGOOD SERVANT, to cook and wash: a middle-aged woman preferred. For ono that will bo acceptable, fair wages paid promptly, either monthly or weekly. Apply ?t the centre cottage, immediately North of the Charlotte Depot. May 81