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"By Teleaxapli. ^ J Expressly for the Colunf>ia Phonix."| Cable Despatches. LONDON, July 8.-The Star and Herald, in noticing Napoleon's speech, ridiculed his idea of liberty. The Times and Post pity Maximilian and denounce Juarez'- crnelty. The nt namer Ariadne, which had made fourteen voyages to Candia, landing volunteers, arms and sup? plies, has been seized. Count Von Bismarck has been ap? pointed Chancellor to th? North Gormau Confederation. Tho Poto estate has goue into bankruptcy. Senator Sherman denounces Mr. Stanbory's opinion as au attempt to annul the Acts of Congress. From Mexico-Particulars of the "Exe? cution of Maximilian. NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-Wo have received the following particulars of Maximilian's execution: "Tho trial of Maximilian, Mejia and Miramon euded on the 14th, and they wero sentenced to be executed on tho lGth. Juarez suspended tho execution for three days, and the}* were shot on tho 10th, at ll n. m. The colonels were sentenced to sLx years' impri? sonment; lieuteuant-colonels to live years; minor oiheers two years. Bri? gadiers and exceptional officers arc to be tried by court-martial." Tho City of Mexico surrendered to Diaz on the 21st. Juarez sent a con? gratulatory note, with directions for tho disposition of the prisoners, say? ing to the native prisoners, "You will be transferred to your own com? mand, or bo put at liberty, according to tho circumstauces in which yon find thom. Foreign prisoners w?l bc retained for further actiou of tin Government." Among tho archives taken upon tl? occupation of Qu ere taro were son? documents relative to the last will o Maximilian, whereiu, in case of hil death, Teodosia Larez, Jose Maria Lacunsea and Marq?ese, the assassii of Tumba, wero declared regents. Escobedo writes, from Queretaro "I have, by the execution of thesi master traitors, made terror the olde of tho day everywhere; I have im posed largo contributions on tho rici) confiscated their property and thci all; whero I could not do it in porsou my delegates have strictly complie with my orders, and I hope, befor closing my military career, to see th blood of every foreigner spilt thr resides in my country." There is a report that Maximilin was shot in the face; the Mexico generals in the back, as traitor! Both* Liberal and Imperial papers, i Brownsville, condemu the execution The Ranchero is in full mourning Beriozabal, Governor of Matamoros had all the bells rung and rocke! fired, on the reception of tho nows ( the execution, and sent official ii formation of tho fact to General Re" nohls. The Monterey stage was robbed < $11,000 in coin. News Items? Rio JANEIRO, June 8.-The Pan guayaos attacked tho allied camp i Parana, and were repulsed, wit great loss. Brazil has ordered 5,0( breech-loaders from tho United State NEW YOKE, July 3.-Private inte ligeuce from Colombia, dated tl 19th, says Mosquera was captured Bogota, with his principal ofiicer command. A later account from Colombia sa, that while Mosquera was returning his residence, after dining wi Acosta, his own guard captured hil Acosta leads the movement and t sumes governorship until a preside is elected. The Atlantic Cable Company i? propose to fend messages bj' tc graph from New York to forci? countries in the language of thc countries. The operators to be e ployed are to be good linguists. NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-The Ci Comptroller refuses to pay the i fleers appointed by Flanders; his fusal is based on Stanbory's bpiuioi RICHMOND, July 3.-The first lot new wheat was sold to-day, at S2.( SAVANNAH, July :$.-The regist: tiou board has received instructic to register all who can lake the oat The board has invited applicants tl a few days ago were refused, to c again. CHARLESTON, July 3.-Arrived Brig Urbana, Porto Rico. S.tilei Steamer Sea Gull, Baltimore. GALVESTON, July 1.-The hen officer of this port having leann officially, that yellow fever exists Indiunola, orders all communicati between Galveston and that port i off; and also, that vessels from B zos Santiago be stopped at quart tine for examination. WASHINGTON, July 3.-Internal venue receipts, to-day. ?1,500,000 Senator lien. Wade denies the cent report that he favored an eq division of property, and says that does not seek the Presidency. Lightning struck the Orange Coi ty, Va., Court House to day, destr ing it and five other buildings. NEW ORLEANS; July 3. - The Boi of Health reports, officially, eij cases and six deaths from yellow fo during tho last two'week..; but ii not considered epidemic. Vessels fr infected Texas ports are to be quat tined. Despatches from Richmond, I Orleans, and other large South cities, state that the Fourth is to generally celebrated-business i pended, etc.. Meeting ot Congress. WASHINGTON, Jnly 3.-There ia a quorum in both houses. In the Senate, thirty-four members answered. Four bills explicatory of reconstruction were introduced. Se? nator Wilson's provides that all offices held under authority of tho rebel State Governments be declared vucant within thirty days after tho passage of this Act. Commanding generals may then fill them by con? tinuance of those in office, or tho appointment of others, or may ord er election. The boards of registration j shall have power to reject permission to register to those suspected of wishing to evade the requirement, to examino applicants, take te. 'i ? mony, and, within twenty days after the completion of registration, may craso names wrongfully registored. Freliughuysen's authorizes command? ers to suspend or remove State of? ficers, and lill vacanoy, and validates acts done heretofore in accordanco with the above. Edmunds' is simi? lar, except that district commanders' acts are subject to the approval of the General of the Armies. Drake's consists of twelve sections. Sumner introduced some characteristic bills; and, after appointing a committee to wait on the President, tho Senate adjourned till Friday. In the House, 120 members an? swered to their names. Tho Speaker announced that the first business was to swear in new members. The Ken? tucky delegation approached the Speaker's stand. The proceedings were interrupted by protests from several members, contesting thc elec? tions in Kentucky, when Gen. Logan offered thc following: Whereas there is good reason to believe that in thc election recently held in the State of Kentucky to the fortieth Congress, the legal and local voters i:i several districts of said State have been overawed and pre? vented from a true expression of their will and choice at the polls by those who have sympathized with or ac? tually participated in the late rebel? lion, and that such elections were carried by votes of such disloyal and returned rebels; and whereas it is alleged that .several of the represen? tatives elect from that State ure dis? loyal; therefore, Resolved, That thc credentials of all the members elect from the State of Kentucky shall bc referred to thc Committee on Flections, to report at as early a day as practicable; anil that, pending the report of said com? mittee, none of said members .shall bu allowed to take thc oath of office ? and be admitted to beats as such. After a long debate, and excepting Mr. Adams, of the Seventh District, from the action of tho resolution, it was passed, thus killing eight Demo I eratic votes. A committee of nine was appointed, to consider what fur? ther legislation is necessary on recon? struction. Adjourned to Friday. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.. NEW ?OUK, July 3-Noon.-Flour 10(? 15c. lower. Wheat nominally lower. Pork firm, at$21.35. Cotton dull-middlings 26!.?. Stocks excited and very active. Gold 38s[. Ster? ling lo;',,,,, K).V. 7 P. PM.-Flour declining-State $6.60(2,10.75; Southern $9.35(? 14.25. Wheat declining. Corn quiet-mixed Western 81.05(ml.l0. Mess pork 821.30(7/21.37. Lard heavy, at ll'., (a 12%. Cotton quiet; sales 1,300 bales, at 2(>i?? 26'... Stocks strong. Gold 38?4. BALTIMORE, July 3.-Cotton dull low middlings 2 lo? 21'.j. Flour dull and stock small. Corn advancing white 81.10@1.12; mixed Western 92@$1. Mess pork-city $21.50; Western $22.50. Sugar firm and un? changed. CINCINNATI. Jnly 3.-Flour dull and lower. Corn dull and nominal, at 71 (</7?. Moss pork $21. Bacon held at Ob. for shoulders; clear sidos 12b'.'. Lard'll NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-Sale:, of cotton 850 bales; market dull-mid? dlings 23,lfc(#f-24. Receipts31 ? bales. Sugar and molasses dull and un? changed. Flour quiet and firm ; sales mostly on private terms- treble ex? tra $14.75. Corn quiet; stock lieht \ -yellow and mixed $1.05(^1.15. I Pork firmer, nt $23.75. The stock of j bacon .shoulders is almost exhausted ! -IO1.,: rib 13; clear 13. Lard dull, and ([noted tierce 12','?? 12'.. ; keg 13? ,. Gold 38?;i. MOWLE, July 3.-Sides of cotton 400 bales; market closed quiet-mid diing 24 bj ; light slock offering. CHARLESTON, July'{.-Cotton dull; sales-10 bales-middlings 24}.j. Re? ceipts 400 bales. T AUGUSTA, July 8.-Cotton fiat and only few bales stdd, at private figures. SAVANNAH, Juh* 3.-Cotton fiat and no buyers. Receipts 230 bales. HAVANA, July 3.-Sugar market very active, at S1^. reals for Dutch standard No. 12. LIVERPOOL, July 3-Noo'u.-Cotton tends down-uplands IO7, ; Orleans ll'.jd. Sales 8,000 bales. ' LONDON, July 3-2 P. RI.-Consols declined 'j... LIVERPOOL, July 3-2 P M.-Cot? ton declined !,,d. LIVEIU'OOL, July 3-Evening. Cotton closed weak-middling up? lands 10%@10%; Orleans 11C? na? sales b,000 bales. Tho American colonists in Vene? zuela have selected for settlement a choice spot, 300 miles up the Orinoco River, and expect to engage in the culture of sugar. They have been hospitably treated. GRAU; IN EUROPE.-The Loudon 1 Mercantile Gazette surveys the various' grain countries of Europe, to ascer? tain the prospect of futuro supplies. In England, all looks well, and no deficiency is apprehended. In Paris, tho stock of flour is the largest ever held, amounting to 800,000 cwts. Considerable shipments are making to Englaud direct fro n Franoe, but tho United Kingdom is mainly dependent on the Black Sea ports. The last harvest in tho South of Russia having been very abundant, tho exports from that quarter are expected to reach 2,000,001) quarters. The conclusion is that scarcity is ont of tho question. Ann QCIET.-A degree of quiet and good order prevails at this time that is creditable to the citizens aud to the efficiency of our municipal authori? ties. Wc hear of no cases of pilfer? ing of any kind, not even a garden robbed; neither have we riots or other disturbances. His Honor tho Mayor i has not held a session of his court for! nearly two weeks. Wc do not at tribute this to -'Order ;-12," but to the fact that all are at work, and as "Satan only finds mischief for idle hands to do," wo are not in much danger of administering to his be? hest. "Money, not men, is tight just now in this community. [Charlotte Times. ENCLOSING: HAND-BILLS IN NEWSPA? PERS.-lt is against the post office law to circulate hand-bills in news? papers. This is generally known, ont not always regarded. The editor of the Jeffersonian, West Chester, Pa., sent forty-nine papers to the Wilmington post office last week, each containing a hand-bill. Being reported to the Postmaster-General by the postmaster of that city, Major Darlington, Mic postmaster at West Chester, was directed to collect ono dollar upon each paper-forty-nine dollars in all. Mr. Hodgson paid the money accordingly. The Boston Traveller says that notwithstanding tho general dullness of the times, tho loreign imports nt that port average nearly $1,000, 000 per week, in gold. Adding to this the premium, 38 per cent., com-1 missions, freight ami other charges, the imports would amount to nearly 2,000,000 each week, in currency. At the present time, some fifty ships aud barks are on their way to that port from foreign countries. IMMIGRATION.-Within the last three days, there has been other ar? rivals ol land-buyers, or rather agents, exploring the country with, a view to buy lands. One gentle? man, representing a community of i Moravians in Pennsylvania, oxpresses himself well pleased with the Roan? oke hinds, ami states that ho expects that himself and friends will pur? chase a score or moro of farms. [Roanoke Times. GRAVES or TUT: CONFEDEKATE DTAD. The. ladies of the Hollywood Memo? rial Association have decided to level the graves of the Confederate dead at Hollywo td, preserving, at the .same time, the identity of each, grave, and that for the purpose of identification, a locust stake, bearing a metallic phite, be driven close to tho surface of the ground at the head of each grave. A survey of tho Dismal Swamp Canal, preparatory to nu enlargement in both width and depth, has just been completed, with tho exception of the feeler, and the process of ex? cavation will probably commence in a week or two. It has been surmised that Lake Drummond, as its source, ; will not be sufficient to supply the j canal, ami nil estimate is about to ba ! made to ascertain its capacity. The San Antonia Herald states that a party of Euglish gentlemen arc in camp near that city, repairing their outfit for a hunting tour across the plains to California. They spent last ; winter in the Trinity {section, hunt? ing and fishing. The party is spion- , dillly equipped ami beautifully fur nislicd with necessary comforts, j accompanied by guides, servants and ? other attention ts." THE P'TC'S ACE.-Pope Pius is! now in his seventy-sixth year, ?md j in tin- twenty-second year of his pon- ' tilica te. There is a curious supersti? tion in Italy, which predicts great evil to tlie Catholic world win nevera Pope shall sit in the chair of St. Peter for twenty-five years. No one has reach? ed that term, although Pins VII came very near it. Among tiie Sultan's presents to tho Empress Eugenic was a solid gold model of the Imperial kiosk at the Sweet Water of Europe, with the surrounding trees ami green enamel, and the river flowing past in bril? liant.-. Tins valuo of the river, and of tlie toura which is to surmount the entrance to the little building in rubies, will, it is stated, be ?00,000. Tho days of Herod, of Judea, seem to have come again, if the number of cases of infanticide in New York be au indication of such an era. Seventy five murders of this character have been reported during the last six months, and it is probably safe to as? sume that as manj* more have been committed, but escaped detection. BREAD A CERTAINTY.-Thc At? lanta Era, of yesterday, says: "We learn o? some sales of whont yester? day at ?1.00 per bushel. New flour, we understand, will open to-day at the mill at 87.00 per barrel. We hear of new flour to be delivered in five days at $6.50 per barrel." MAEOXICAIXY EXTI?AINEI).-An ob? serving man explains tbat the bet? ter treatment which President John? son is now receiving is owing to the fact that, instead of "swinging around the circle," he is now traveling on the square. This comes from the East. ?Vf ter seven or eight weeks spent in slaughtering unmuzzled dogs upon tho streets of St. Louis, the polico have discovered that there is no legal authority for tho butchery, and tho next friends of the defunct nnimals threaten to sue the Mayor for their value. The number of persons who aro uow employed in the Treasury De? partment is between 2,400 and 2,500, exclusive of those engaged in the Printing Bureau, under Mr. S. M. Clark. Of these, 51 ? aro ladies. The Millerites in some portions of Maine hud fixed upon tho 12th inst., ns the beginning of the millennial period; but seem to remain about the sumo ns before that date, und none of them have "gone up." New Hnmpshiro boasts of $3,000, 000 worth of horses; 84,500,000 worth of cuttle; 80,000,000 worth of milch cows; 82,000,000 worth of sheep; und $074,000 worth of swine. Niblo's New York Theatre returned 871.751 as its gross receipts for 180:5, most of which was the result of the Black Crook. The'Norfolk Viryinian, of Satur? day, says: "It is currently reported that several negro women have re? gistered in the city in male attire." Three milkmen were fined 820 apiece in New York, :i few days since, for mixing water with their milk prior to serving their customers. Cory dan, the Fenian informer, is reported to have been paid ?3,000 for his perfidy, by the British Go? vernment. At Cohoes, New York, six boys have been drowned while bathing within the past two weeks. A society for the suppression of gambling is beiug privately organized in New. York. Two century plants, each about thirty-five feet high, arc iu bloom near New Orleans. Brigham Young was 00 years old ou the llth ult. Gas-Light Bills. (^tON.sUMKRS will please attend to the J PAYMENT ot' their DILLS tor tho month "f Joni'. All bills must he settled, or th? uupplv will he discontinued. .TACOU LEVIN, s. e v Gas-Light Co. July I 1_ Turtle Soup To-Day, ?5,^- FOURTH OF JULY, at X. BI BSsKRAGHl'S, between ll and 1 'clock. _July 4 Fresh Biscuit and Crackers. HRLS. SEGAD < HACKERS, ?....is. Sod i Biscuit, lillis. Cream Crackers, Matter Crackers', Ginger Schnapps, Just rocoived per steamer, and for Halo bv .1. ? T. R. AGNEW. "Jul- 1 J For Pickles ! CST RECEIVED, Turmeric, White Mustard Seed, And Spices. Tnlv t J E. E. JACKSON. NOJOQJJE!! A QUESTION FOR A CONTINENT; by JX. ll. R. Helper. Henry VIII and his ('..ni t: bv Muhlbach. Ti..- Land of Thor; by J. lio!-- Browne Tl.. Forms and Unies in Bankruptcy. 'ii. Chronicloof Bareet; by Trollope. The Civil War of America; bv Draper. Isthmus of Panama, Ac; by Dr. Ott*. Meade on Grape Culture ami Wino making. Nora and Archibald Lee-an English New i: and oilier new books, fur sale nt .1. J. McCAR TLB'S Bnok.-iorc. Joly l_1'.. !.. BRYAN, j Violations of Internal Revenue. ,1, COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, ? COI.UJIIUA, 8. C., JulyS, ISI;T. A LL parties claiming an interest in tho ? / \ avtiele.- de-scribed below, levied for | violation of the Internal Revenue Laws, aro required to idea bond in thia office, for tho payment of costs in case of con? demnation in the United States District Court. Bond to i.e tiled in thirty lay-: othorwiiic, thc good? will be sold as direct? ed by law: 1 bArrel whiol . y. seized in office ol South . rn lixpron-s Company, in February; 2 bo-re'- o: whiskey and 1 of brandy, seized iii March, from J*. C. Socgers A Co.; a lot of empty whiskey barrels, seized from various parties iii this city,in .Marth: 1 barre; whiskey, seized m May, in the office .if Southern Express Company, consigned t.. li. c. Andi i - .it. A. S. WALLACE, July I ( olloctor Sd District 8. C. HAMS, Sec. rTUERCES "Davis, jr.," DIAMOND J. HAMS-none bott? r. Ticrcos pure kettle rendered I.AUL). lil.ls. superior MACK li REL, for retail'g. Fresh-beat RICE. LAYER RAISINS. Genuine ENGLISH PICKLES, aseorted. Genuine COLEMAN'S MUSTARD, in and tia. Just received and for sale bv 0. II. BALDWIN St C >. Jnlv :; 2_ ST. Ml ITEL, NEW 0BLEAHS, LA. PROPRIETORS : WM. A. HURD, of Ne?' Orleans. W. F. GORRERY, Spottswood r?ot?l, Rieh mond. Va. 49-Telegraph and Railroad Offieea in rotunda of Hotel. July 3 bino NOTICE." THE United States Marshal's OfHco is located on Washington, between Ri? chardson and Assembly streets. JONATHAN DARK. .Tutu li imo C. 8. Deputy Marshal. i f i ? i ' i - ORDER OE EXERCISES FOB TBE CELEBRATION OP THE 4M OF JULY. IN tho frrove, at the East cud of Plain Btreot, at ll o'clock r.. m. Music. Prayer by the Chaplain. Music. Heading of tho Declaration of Indepen? dence. Music. Address by Col. lt. li. Carpenter, Orator of tho Day. Music Extemporaneous Speaking. Benediction. Tho public are invited to attend. July 4_ Fourth July Recreation! TROTTING MATCH. THIS AFTER? NOON, 4th, at 5 o'clock, at Pur year's (Congaroe) Race Course, there will bo a TROTTING MATCH for a purse and subscription-live gentlemen's horses hav? ing been entered. Julv4 Wm?. SCHOOL CELEBRATION, THE Marion Street Sunday School will celebrate its Nineteenth Anniversary, THIS (Thursday) MORNING, July 4, 1HC7; exercises to commence at 9 o'clock. The public aro respectfully invited to attend. July 4 4th of July Festival, AT JANNEY'S HALL. WHERE will be found ICE CREAM, LEMONADE, CAKES, FRUITS and REFRESHMENTS of all kinds. Admission 10c. Hall opens at 3 p. m. J. GRIFFIN, Proprietor. Managers-R. JOSES, C. D. LOWNDES. July 3 2* OF JIU. ALL who wish tn spend a pleasant day can du HO by calling at my GAP.DEN of AMUSEMENT and REFRESHMENT, where FREE LUNCH will be given. I. GRIESHABER. July 3_ _ 2? FOLItTil OF JULY COCK-FIGHT. THE COCK-PIT in roar of Beraghi's Re B taman I will bo opened TH Its DAY, and a number of EU ll ITS will come efl*, as about sixty ellida ns have been entered. July 4 TOURNAMENT ! rilHE ladies and gentlemen of Columbia 1 and vieimtv, are respectfully invited to attend a TOURNAMENT, to bo given by the young gentlemen <>f Columbia, on tho College Oreen, THIS MORNING, 1th, at '.) o'clock. O. F. JAN NEY, JAMES lt. SCOTT, E. 13. FEILDING. N. B.- Knights are ordered to assemble near tho ruins of Christ Church, at Sh o'clock. W. lt. GREEN, Sec'v. " July 4 INTERNAL REVENUE TAX. COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, Jr.lv 2, IS.'7. XTOTICE is hornby given that tho AN? IA NI AL TAXES for 1861 and '(?5, and SPECIAL TAXES for 1863 and '66, which have IJ< en assessed and placed in ray hands for collection, are now due. Citi? zen- of Richland District are required to make payment at this office before tho loth Jnlv, <?r tho penalty of live per cent, will be added. A. S. WALLACE, July 3 1 _ Collector 3d District S. C. NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. C 1 TY CLERK'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, July 1, isi?7. TAXES on i ales of Merchandize, bah s at Auction and Commission, and on Pre? miums of Insurance: also, Tuxes on the ;'i "ss receipts of Hotels,Boarding Houses, Eating Houses, Saloons, Ac: also, on Ex? press and Telegraph Companies, for the quarter ending July 1, are- now due, and prompt payment of the same is required. J. s. McMAUON, City Clerk. July 2 _12 June Butter, IN air-light packagi s ol 2|*pounds each. Jual received, per steamer Manhattan, a second consignment of this delicions RUTTER, preserved, to bo fresh as from tho dairv. For sale bv June i:? Cr.O. SYMMERS. WANTED, Ct V S. C. R. '.!. RONDS and COUPONS. North Carolina Bonds, old and new. South Carolina .".ruck. G. A. C. Railroad Ronds guaranteed. N'orth-Eastorn Railroad Ronds. FOR SALE-C. ?v S. C. lt. It. Stock. TIU)S. ?. GREGG St CO., .Tone 27 Brokers. NOTICE. BREAKFAST HOUSE. IPASSENGERS having Colombia on the South Carolina Railroad by the morning train, can get BREAKFAST itt Kingsville, as ample time i? allowed for that purpose. C. A. SCOTT, June 29 Proprietor. Por Sale, ONE SAW MILL-complete; encino 40-horso power. At Palmetto Iron Works. WU. GLAZE St CO. May \L~> 3C Sugar Mills. SUGAR MILLS can be had at low prices. Cai! at Palmetto Iron Works. May 25 86 WM. GLAZE A t ). "ANOTHER NEW THING!" AFRUIT PRESERVER, for all kinds of n uits, vegetables, spiced fruits, toma? toes; without the expense of air-tight jars or cars; saves the trouble of sealing; it saves ? near; canilv dono, ('all and get a pamphlet at FISHER St HEINITSH'S, June 21 _DrnggnUa. XING'3 MOUNTAIN Military School, YORKVILLE, S. C. THE Second Session will bc /fr3m%. gin on the 15th of Jnlv and end tfffi^Mjteou the lath o? December. 18C7. vff^Hgit For full information, apply for ^jgprcircular to Col. A^ COWARD, ^.TLXotloxx Sales Sale to Foreclose Mortgage. IWILL sell, oa MONDAY, tho 8th Joly next, at tho honan occupied by Jan. K. Heise used a? a Billiard Saloon, on Assem? bly street, near tho Market, _ 4 BILLIARD TABLES and FIXTURES, to satisfy a mortgage from N. J. Gaylord and others to William Gurney, and assign? ed to John Euglioh. Terms cash. J. E. DENT, Juno 23 t Agent of Assignee. BUCK-EYE TRIUMPHANT! THE subscriber has received the agencv for tho sale of the celebrated BUCK? EYE COMBINED REAPER and MOWER, which has taken tho premium over all other machinos of tho kind, whenover ex? hibited together. Parties wishiug machines will find it to their interest to call and examine the Buck-eye, beforo purchasing elsewhere. All machines sold at manufacturer's prices, and expenses added, and every machino sold warranted to give entire satisfaction. Terms liberal. Apply to JOHN C. DIAL, June 4_ Manufacturer's Agent. A LETTER WORTH READING. EH. HEIN1THH-DEAR Sm: For the . benoflt of tho afflicted, I send you this certificate. My sou having been se? verely alllicted with Scrofula for the last two yoar8-so much so that ho has been confined to his room tho greater part ot tho time, and I bad completely despaired of his recovery. Having applied to tho beat of physicians without relief, I was at last induced to trv vonr preparation of QUEEN'S DELIGHT. I am happy to say it bas acted like a charm-increased his appetite, purified and enriched his blood, improved Iiis health, and although covered with running sores, from which many pieces of bono worked out, yet, to mv great astonishment, all except one has "healed up. A few moro bottles will accomplish a radical cure. I regard your medicine a wonderful pauacea, and should bc gene? rally- used. Yours truly. June 26 TO SOM HERCBAJiTSl ROCK ISUffl) 0POP8+ IF von desire to simply yourselves for the FALL and WINTER TRADE, with the VERY BEST DESCRIPTIONS and STYLES of All-wool Cassimeres! AND WITH TUE MOST DU ABLE Jeans and Kersey Fabrics! yt ti free from shoddy and other impurities, Order Samples from tho subscriber, and they will bo forwarded, with prices attach? ed,'.during the months of July and August. Prom these samples you can make your selections and return your orders; and thc goods will be forwarded directly from tho manufactory. JOHN A. YO?NG, President Bock IslandManufac. Co., June 2 lino Charlotte. N. C. CUT fflOETIOM IN THE PRICE OF Clothing ! ! AS is our usual custom at thc close of each season, we now oiler our stock of SPRING CLOTHING AT COST! BARGAINS in BOYS' CLOTHING, ALL-WOOL CASSIMERES ?fe TWEEDS. ll. & W. C. SWAFFIELD, Walker's Block. X. B.-We are daily mak? ing additions to our stock of Clothing, with GOODS OF OUR OWX MANUFAC? TURE. May 14 BY THE EMILY SOUDER. 4 SELECTED STOCK of very excellent JA. FRENCH BON-BONS, CREAM CHO? COLATES, JELLY CAKES, Ac, at MCKENZIE'S CONFECTIONERY, Plain street, near Central House. Mareil 12 JOHN H. HEISE, ' O o ii fe ctioner, ! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! CIAN I)l ES manufactured daily, at as lbw J as can bo laid down here from the North. Corner of Plain and Marion I streets. Feb 3 ATTENTION ! TTT Cl. BOWER continues tho FURNI W . TUBE BUSINESS, and has for sale CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS. SIDEBOARDS, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, TABLES, Ac; or will make to order anything in tho above hue. Cane Seats put in old Chairs. Also, (Jane for sale. FUNERALS furnished in best style, and prompt attention given. All at moderate charges. W. G. BOWER, .lime ->\ ruths Old Stand, Canillen st. Cabinet-maker, Upholsterer and Undertaker. AHMHt^, HAVING resumed the ^Fabovo business, I am prc l^^^^^^^^paml to execute all kind of work in tho above line at the shortest notice and most reasonable prices. A variety of COFFINS constantly 4on hand. Funerals promptly attended. " Aug 80 M. H, BERRY. At Brennan A Carroll's Carriago Factory. FRESH LAGER JUST IN. at wholesale and on draught. June 10 J. 0. SEEGERS & CO.