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3 ;f Tolo?rapH. ---- Cnblc Dcijiaicnea. LONDON, July 1.-The debate on the Irish Church bill continued in the . House of Lords until 6 o'clock, when the suspensory bill was de? feated-97 to 192. The Tories cheered loudly. BOMB, < July 1.-The Pope bas summoned a General Council at the Vatican, December 8, 1869. All per? sons summoned must appear person? ally or by proxy. BEBION, July 1.-Bavaria has rati? fied the naturalization treaty. LISBON, .July 1.-Rio Janeiro ad? vice^ Represent the war on the part of tho allies languishing. The peace party in tho Argentine Confederation is in the ascendancy. NOWS Items. CHARLESTON, July 1;-SaUed steamer Mbneka, New York. NEW ORLEANS, June 30."-Both in tho Senate and House to-day the Democrats were omitted in the roll call, and refused any hearing by tho presiding officers. The order of General Buchanan, enclosing Grant's instruction that no oath should be required of members of the Legisla* ture, except the oath established by the Louisiana Constitution, waa re? ferred to committees. The radicals aro bent on ruling the State, with? out regard either to justice or tho military. NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-This morning, before tho hour for the assembling of the Legislature, a sec? tion of artillery and n squadron ol cavalry, prepared for servioe, occu . (ned Lafayette Square, and two com? panies of infantry ocoupied the side? walk fronting Mechanic's Insti? tute. Alarga body of police is on duty in and around tho building, appearances indicating trouble ex pocted. Tho Senate proceeded witt business, and, after discussion, ad mitted members under the oath pro scribed by the State Constitution In the House, Charles W. Lovel (white) was elected Speaker. Tin Constitutional amendment wa: adopted, by a vote of 57 yeas to ! nays. It was resolved by the Hons that none disqualified by the four teenth article or article ninety-nin be allowed to qualify. TALLAHASSEE, July 1-Tho civi government of the State has bcei turned over to Governor Reid, am the military authority ceases. Th old civil officers hold over until th meeting of the Legislature on th 7th. Sr. Louis, July 1.-The stearne Bonton has arrived at Leavenwort from tho upper Missouri, with skin valued at $75,000. Buffaloes at very plenty this season, and all kind of furs are better than ever knowi The Indians continue very troubh some along the river. WASHINGTON, July 1.-Hamiltoi the member of tho House froi Florida, has been sworn in. In tho Senate, Trumbull spol against the bill excluding tho Soutl ern.States from the electoral college and moved to strike from the bi Florida and Arkansas. No nctic taken. The House has under consider tiou the Alaska bill. The President has relieved Genen MoDowell from tho command of tl Fourth Military District. Ho ordered to report, without delay, the War Department. Gillern sn ceeds McDowell in command of tl Fourth Distriot. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.. NEW. York, July 1-Noon.-S toe strong. Gold 40%. Flour dnll ai declining. Wheat nominally lowe Corn a shade better. Mess poi 27.00. Cotton quiet, at 31% f middling upland. Freights quiet. 7 P. M.-Cotton a shade ?rmt sales 1,800 bales, at 31% ?32. Flour State and Western rrues strongl Southern drooping; common to fr oxtra 8.90@10.40; ohoice 14. ? Wheat dull-Georgia, new, 2.? white 2.70. Corn lc. better and fair demand - now 27%@27; Freights firm-cotton to Livorpc by steam ^@3-16d. Gold clos firm, at 4.0%. CINCINNATI, July 1.-Flonr a corn dull. Cotton quiet. Mi pork offered at 27.20?27.25. Bacon 12?. for shoulders. CHARLESTON, July 1.-Cott quiet and rather easier; sales bales-middlings 30%; receipts 5:) AUGUSTA, July 1.-Cotton marl dull; sales 135 bales-middling 30 SAVANNAH, July 1.-Cotton i vanccd; sales 357 bales-middlii 31; receipts 300. MOBILE, July 1.-Sales of cotl yesterday 125 bales'; sales to-day 6 ^jiarket closed firm-low middli NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-Cot1 firm-middlings 29; sales 63 bal Gold 39%@89%. Flour firme superfino 7.00; treble extra 9. Corn firmer, at 95. Pork dull, 29. Bacon shoulders 13; clear 17 LONDON, July 1-3 P. M.-Cont 91>>?@913.?. Bonds 78?^. LIVERTOOL, July 1-3 P. M.-C ton easier and declined l-16d. ; si 8,000 bales- -plands 11^@13 Orleans 11>?@11%. -LONDON, July 1-Evening.-C sols 94%@94%. LIVERPOOL, July 1-Evening Cotton dull; sales 8,000 bales lands 11%@H^; Orleans 11| 11%. THE SOUTH m THE DEMOCRATIC CONT KS i ION.--Ali the southern Ht aten will be represented in the Fourth of July Convention. Tho Tammany sachems effect to be very well pleased to meet their old friends and follow Demoorats from the land of chivalry; but they ere, nevertheless, throwing out mysterious hints as to tho proper course to be pursued by the South? ern delegations in . the Convention. They have no objection to lot the South in. bnt they consider it ad? visable thac the delegates from States not represented in Congress should refrain from voting for candidates or taking part iu the debate. This is all nonsense. The South is far more deeply interested than the North in the rescue of the Government from tho hands of tho Jacobin faction, and will bo more likely to voto for the strongest candidate, without re? gard to by-gone prejudices. The Southern delegations should insist upon their right to vote, or should remain out of the Convention alto? gether.-New York Herald. VBRT UNREASONABLE.-A Paris pa? per has this bit of French humor: "X-, a lad on whom fortune had not smiled, married a rich heiress, Miss D-, against the will of her brother, a gentleman in high position.; "Since his sister's marriage, D will recognize neither tho wife nor tho husband. One day ho met the unhappy X-, who came up and held out his hand. " 'Never,' replies tho implacabln brother-in-law. " 'Howl You refuse your hand to me?' said tho late bridegroom. 'I understand why you should not like to speak to your sister, who has made a bad match; but what reason have you for bearing such a grudge against me. since I have made such an ex? cellent one?' " In an oak stump, not far from Richmond, Kentucky, au ebony cask? et, badly decayed, was recently found, which had been evidently de? posited there by Daniel Boono him? self. In the box wore twenty-three Euglish coins, of the denomination of half-crowns, a plain, round, silver medal, marked "D. B.," and oight gold Spanish doubloons, of the date of 1772. There were several articles of Cutlery j among them a silver handled Spanish stiletto, with "Boone" carved on it in awkward characters, and a cup and saucer, made of dclf, beautifully figured. A ouriously-wrought wooden spoon was sadly eaten by worms. Thcro were several gun-Hints and somo small parcels, tho contents of which had entirely decayed. THE CAMDEN PRISONERS.-The per? sons arrested on suspicion of being connected with tho Dill murder have been incarcerated iu the Charleston jail, ..nd have been refused bail, though offered to any amount. They are many of them gentlemen of wealth and intelligence, and havo been separated from their families without warning or knowing the evidence against them. They will bo detained in custody for an indefinite time, as in their} caso every man is presumod guilty until ho is proved to bo inuocent. [Charleston News, 1st. Lieutenant-Colonel P. Mavtiu, United States army, lost a considera? ble amount at faro, in Savannah re? cently, and, thereupon, had the banker arrested and confined in the barracks. The prisoner's counsel was denied admission. Tho counsel then sued out o warrant to arrest the Colonel on a charge of playing and betting at faro, but the military re? fused to allow the civil authorities to arrest the officer. Tho prisoner was afterwards taken, under guurd, to consult his counsel. Thero is a papor published at tho city of Cairo, Egypt, the proprietor of which is its editor, printer, proof corrector, distributer, and solo con? tributor. Ho presents his ideas iu French, American and Turkish; aud ho appoars to understand his readers, for iu a recent number ho instructs the ladies of Cairo that cleanliness is one of the first ornaments, and that they ought to tako a bath ouco a mouth, clean their teeth, enrs, and finger-nails daily, and rinse out their mouths after eating. A landlord~a|?PortIand, Me., by the name of Cram^Jjas his name on tho plates used atiNjis table. A bulky, though evidently^hungry in? dividual, after waiting impatiently at tho dinner tablo, tho other day, for tho raising of tho "kivers," after soup, cast his eyes upon his plate, and exclaimed, with a drawling growl: "Cram.' Well, jest bring along yer vittles, and soo if I don't do it." A roar of laughter followed from y\o guests. When completed, ono of tho most beautiful edifices in New York, will bo tho synagoguo on Fifth avenue, North of tho distributing reservoir. It is in tho Moorish style. It will bo most imposing, and, nrchitecurally speaking, not unchaste in its ex? ternal appearance. The Cathedral on tho same side of the thoroughfare, and about a quarter of a mile abovo it, in the Gothic order, will also bo a grand pile-an ornament to the city. In Salem, Maw*,, a few clays since, as a lad twelve years of age was tak? ing his seat .in .school, ono of his comrades sell, np a slate pencil for him to sit upon. The . pencil pene? trated his person to the depth of five inches and broke off. A physician was called, who extracted a piece of pencil two inches in length, but there aro fears that the boy may not re? cover. The rich Jap who is coming to Paris in search of a pretty and I virtuous wife, is expected shortly at Marseilles, in a steamship that he has had built expressly for the trip. He intends to settle in Paris, and wants to buy the whole right bank of the Seine for a palace. His income ie $30,000,000 a year. What a blessing if we could only get him hore-and tax him. A rieh farmer of Calais, Maine, aged sixty-five, recently married r second wife, who is only uineteor years of age. A daughterof his firsi wife is forty years old, and hoi daughter, aged twenty, is about tc be married. Thus, there is a chile who is twenty-one years older thai her mother, and a grand-mother wh< ?F a year younger than her grand daughter. "Hallo!" ejaculated an anxiou guardian to his lovely niece, as lu entered the parlor ami saw her in tb arms of a swain, who had just poppet the question, aud seal it with i smack, "what's tho time of da; now?" "I should think it was abou half-past twelve," was the cool re ply; "you see that we aro altuos one." Au event interesting to the Japar ese troupe now in London, happene on Sunday evening, the 7th ult. in the birth of a small Japanese Tho addition is made to the famil of Hamaikari Sadakichi, chief of th troupe. It is said that the musurnee or female infant in question, is til first Japanese child boru outsid Japan for the last teu centuries. An Indiana drover, who was ca ried off by the Indiaus some te years ago, managed to escapo an return home about a fortnight sine only to find his wife comfortab married to another man. He hi boon kept so close, that bo kne nothing of tho lato "unpleasai little difficulty" which lasted foi years. .A child about six weeks old, wi four feet, twenty-one toes, and oi body, is on exhibition at Nash viii Tenn. It is only ono child from i head to its hips, vigorous, health symmetrical, und at times excee iugly animated; but from its hi down, it is two distinct person with every organ, ligament, bo and muscle well developed. In tho course of a trial of an e giue-driver at tho Gloucester (En land) Assizes, on a charge of mo slaughter, of which he was acquitte tho counsel for the defence incident ly gave an easy rulo for rememberi anet distinguishing railway signa Wittie for "right," red for "wronr. And green for "gently go along.'" A bereaved wife, whoso consun tive husband died iu Florida, wh< they had gone for health, display an economical spirit, by packing lot of oranges and sweet potatoes tho box with the corpse, that ? might please the folks to home, a at tho same time save expense transportation. O, THE WRETCH!-The disrespc ful fellow who wrote the following daily expecting an indiscrimin attack of broom-sticks: Duplex hoops and painted faces Patent calves and foreign curl Waterfalls and costly laces, Tell too plainly what aro girls Leow's "bridge of size," wb ornaments Broadway, and which been receiving some hard knocks contly in tho courts, is to bo moved. On the 1st of August, ponderous contrivance will bo ann the things that were. The First National Bank of \ m in g ton. N. C.; has voluntarily li m pushed its privileges ns a uatic bank and government doposite and has been permitted to withd its securities from tho hands of United States Treasurer. IMMENSE ICEBERGS.-The ship A phinc, at New York from Brou reports passing on tho 5th of Jt immonso fields of ice, some of tl being at least 200 feet high, had to go many miles out of course to avoid them. "Swede" says the reason clerks lost their advauco pay that, when tho bill was passed, vc from the gallery cried, "Spi Butler." The great investigator I his revenge. They had classic sport at Lc ville tho other ?lay. It began ' rat-killing and wont through thc of coon-drawing, wild-cat fighl bear-baiting and bull-fighting. "Father, why don't wo nevei any faces nt the window?" ask son of his pnrent, ns they wore ] iug an insane asylum. "Because t bends aro turned," replied dad. There is a man in Vincennes, 1 who has "matrimonied" eight ti bis son having enjoyed the exq'u pleasure of seven step-mothers. A Buckeye wife gavo birth, week, to three boys, weighing t ty-fonr pounds in the aggregate. Two Irishmun were traveling, when one stopped to examine a guide board. * 'Twelve miles to Fortland, " Baid one. "Just six miles apiece," said tho other, and they trudged on, apparently satisfied nt the short dis? tance. A gentlemau at an eating house, asked the person next to him if he would please to pass tho mustard. "Sir," said the man, "do yon mistake me for a waiter?" "Oh, no, sir," was the reply, "I mistook you for a gentleman.". A personal difficulty between John B. Brownlow, of the Knoxville Whig, and Mr. Kirby, of the Press, took place on Thursday afternoon. Brownlow tried to shoot Kirby, but his pistol snapped without hurting anybody. The Paraguayan Amazons are to be counter-balanced by Brazilinn petticoat soldiers. When woman meets woman then comes the tug of -tongues. A mau could carry on his back, forty years ago, the Southern mail from New York city to Jersey City ; now it requires eight four-horse teams to do that service. Theodore Tiltou despairingly says, in tho Independent, of U. S. Grant: "Is there no way to stop him of his terrible drinking and smoking?" Theodore should go and reason with him. A despatch states that tho Presi? dent is urged to issuo a proclamation of general amnesty on the Fourth of July. That is the day on which every American ought to feel and know that he is independent. Bey. Mr. Craig, who seduced Miss McClellan, at Peoria, 111., resulting in her death, a few weeks since, has committed suicide at El Paso. The State prison is cheated of a victim. A gentlemau making a call upou a lady, in Lafayette, Ind., was inform? ed by the Hibernian dninsel at tho door, that her "Mistress had gone down cellar to keep cool." A circus company, which exhibited in Adams, Mass., lost a horse, a bear and a wolf by being over-heated in crossing the Hoosac Mountain. A tailor wdio, while skating, fell through the ice, declared that he would never again leave his hot goose for a cold duck. Yellow hair, we have been inform? ed, will be tho fashionable color for the ladies in the fall. Locusts in Southern Illinois are so thick as to fly by myriads into the car windows, and thc air is filled with them. An English pedestrian recently ran forty miles in less than five hours, on a wager of $100. Louisiaun has a debt of $13,3S2, G01, exclusive of Convention ex peuses. NOTICE. MILK can be obtained every night and morning, at 10 cents HI" JJWPor 1uarti b.v Bending to my ff.Jf nonae for it. Julv 2 3 JOSEPH TAYLOR. Patent Ice Cream Freezers. RECEIVED THIS DAY a fan assort? ment of MASKER'S FIVE MINUTE ICE CREAM FREEZEHS. ALSO, LADIES' TRAVELING BASKETS, at STANLEY'S CHINA HALL. July 2_1_ FRUIT! FEUIT ! ! "I i\ BOXES ORANGES, W I 10 boxea Lemons, Pecan Nuts, Filberts, Almonds, &c, &c, I juat received aud for salo bv July 2_GEORGE 8YMMER3. Claret Wine on Draught. A8?PERIOR quality of TABLE CLA? RET, for sale, on draught, by July 2 GEORGE SYMMER8. Fresh Butter, &c. FIRKIN'S CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER, Barrels Granulated, Pulverized, and White Soft Bogara, for preserving fruits, Barrels Crushod, A and Extra C Sugars, Hhds. and bbla. Brown Sugars, varioua gradea. Juat in and for salo bv July 2 3 _C. H. BALDWIN .V CO. Fresh Hams, &c. rrUERCES DAVIS, Jn., DIAMOND . X HAMS, Tiercee Davis, Jr., Turc Lard, Breakfast Strips, .Vc, .Vc. For aalo bv C. II. BALDWIN & CO. July 2_ _3_ DISSOLUTION^ THE COPARTNERSHIP OF CLENDIN ING & WARDLAW waa dissolvod, by mutual consent, tho 21st of Hay, 1808. J. CLENblNlNG. COLUMBIA, July ist, 18G8._3 Fourth of July Celebration. milE UNION REPUBLICAN PARTY X will celobrato tho Fourth of July ut Lutta's Grovo, on Camden stroct. Speak? ing to commonco at IO o'clock. Tho pub? lic aro respect fullv invited to attond. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. July 2_ tbs? D. W. HAWTHORN, Broker and Commission* Merchant, WALHALLA, 8. C., WILL bo prepared, on tho lat of j August, 18?d, to transact all buai ness in his linc, and purchaso Country Produce of all kinds. Tho highest market prico paid for Corn, Wheat, FoaB, and evorytning elso produced in this section of tho country. Ho will alao conduct tho samo business at Honea Path, S. C., and will be happy to j have the patronage of his friends at either place._Joly 2 tb5 New Family Flour. 2AAA POUNDS EXTRA FAMILY ,UUU NEW FLOUR, equal to any I mado on tho Continont of America. For] salo by E. & G. D. HOPE. Juue18 BAILEY'S SOUTHERN DRA? MATICS. AT GREGG'S HALL, THURSDAY, July 2. Increased attraction. Two ! now pieces. New Songs, Dances, Recita tiona, &c, Ac. Tho first time in this city of the Military Drama of the CHILD OF TUB UEGIMEST, And tho laughable Farce, PADDY, THE PIPER, Mosers. Goodman and Roiloy and other 1 old favoritos in both pioccs. Miss Parrott in two pioces and neW songs and dances. Tho popular "CLOG DANCE," by a gen? tleman of this city. Tho whole making ono of the best entertainments given this ' season. Tho performance will commence wiMi tho comic Urama, in two acts, entitled tho "Child of tho Regiment." Sergeant Scallard.Mr. Goodman. Pumnernicle.Mr. Bailey. Gui]liot.Mr. Boiley. Josephine, tho "Child of tho Regiraont" j [Min? Kate. Marchioness.Mrs. Bailey. Admission 50 cents. Children half I prico. Two tickets will admit ono gentle-1 man and two ladies._July 2 A GARD. To the Traveling Public. THE undersigned has refrained from answering tho many assaults publicly and privately mado upon him; but tho following band-bill, now in circulation, secniB to demaud a reply: NOTICE TO TUE TRAVELING PUBLIC. "Tho undersigned takes pleasuro in announcing to his friends and tho public that ho is now prepared to convey passen? gers and baggage to and from tho different railroads, and will bo happy to wait on all who may desire to patronizo tho ONLY DEMOCRATIC LINE OF HACKS Now in operation in Columbia. "All orders promptly attended to. "Call for JOYNER'S LINE. "ROBERT JOYNER, Proprietor." In reply to this card, I submit thc fol? lowing statement: 1st. That Mr. Robert Joyucr was an aspirant for tho oflico of Mayor of tho city of Columbia, and that bis petition was sent in to thc Union League of that city for tho nomination for Mayor. 2d. That, on many occasions, ho pub? licly avowed that ho was a Republican and with the Republican party. 3d. That, if nominated, ho would insist upon one-half of tho Aldermen of tho city being nominated from tho colored mon, and that ho was willing to sit with thom in Council, and that one-half of tho Police should bo colored men. This was pro? mised bv him, and so understood by us, to enable him to give tho catting vote in Council, and theraby carry Out tho princi? ples of tho Republican party. .1th. The deponents further testify, that, on tho occasion of a serenado at tho Na? tional Hotel, Mr. Jovncr invited tho party, composed principally of colored men, into his house, and ther? and thon mado tho statement that hhV house was open to all his friends, irrespective of color, and drank hand in hand with his colored friends to the success of tho Republican party. 5lh. Tho undersigned further stato, that, on tho day provious to tho election for Stato oflicci-s and ratification of the Constitution, that Robert Joyner said ho would go down with tho box to Gadsdon, and that, having great influence at that precinct, ho would do all ho could to carry tho election for tho Republican party. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, lin ULAND DlSTBlCT. I hereby certify that sovon citizens ap? peared before me and testified, upon oath, that the statements made in the foregoing card aro truo and correct in every particu? lar. Given under mv hand this 1st July, 18G8. NV. B. JOHNSTON, Magistrate. In conclusion, the undersigned takes this occasion to notify tho traveling public that ho is prepared to convey passongers and baggage to and from tho different railroad depots and hotels in tho city of Columbia, and that ho will do his utmost to please all who may patronizo him. He furthor alleges that Mr. Robert Joyner, on ono occasion, said that, if he could buy tho stock of Mr. Hitchcock, ho would raise the omnibus faro to one dollar, and that the traveling public could oither pay that or walk. This is tho man who astea thc tra? veling public to patronizo tho ONLY DEMOCRATIC LINE OF HACKS Now in operation in Columbia! Mr. R. Joyner having made this matter 1 a political issue, is my reason for troubling tho public. P. F. FRAZEE. July 2_ SICKNESS. IN cases of sicknoss, parties can obtain Liquors at all hours, by sending to tho "CAROLINA HOUSE," on Washing? ton streot, as there is somo one constantly tho establishment. Tho very host] qualities of Liquors aro kept on hand, as can bo testified to by the most reliablo citizens. RICHARD BARRY, July 1 Proprietor. NEW FIRM. THE subscribers having purchased tho entiro stock of STOVES, TINWARE, Ac, of H. H. Blcaac, will continuo tho business at tho same stand. They hope, by a strict attention to business, and al? ways keeping on hand a good assortment of everything in their line, to merit a con? tinuance of tho patronage so liborally bestowed ou tho house. Orders from tho country attended to promptly. Juno ll) lin_F. A. SOUTER & CO. NOTICE. ALL claims against thc estate of J. H. LEE. deceased, will ho handed in, properly attested, and all persons indebted to the estato will plcaso mako payment to Mrs. M. E. LEE, Administratrix, or to H. G. QUERRY, Agent. June 17 nO MILL FOR SALE. ONE of tho best constructed PORTA? BLE BURR STONE MILLS, about 1.200 lbs. woight-snitablo for wheat or corn, and will grind from fifteen to twenty bushels of corn nos hour. Apply to JAMES HUNTER, May 0 ;::::).. Columbia, S. C. PINETREE CORDIAL. WISH ART'S PINE TREE TAR COR? DIAL, for Consumption, .tc. Stafford's Olive Tar, for Bronchitis, Asthma, Colds. Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry. Jayne's Expectorant, Jayne's Carmina? tive. Ayor's Ohory Pectoral, Stanley's Groat Cough Remedy, ^ Tho famous Quaker Liniment. AU for sale br "_ FISHEB * HEINITSH, June ll Druggist*. .?a/u.o1b?ox2. Sales Gfrocer?ts, ?xi. BY JACOB LEVIN. TO-MORROW MORNING, Friday, at 10 o'clock, I will well, at my Store, without reserve. PRIME 8UGAR-0URED HAMS, Primo Bellies aud Breakfast Pieces, No. 1 Goshen Cheese, Family Soap, Adamantine Candles, Sardines, large boxes, Brown Sugars, Rio Coffeo, Mason's Blacking, Claret Wine, St. Julien, Pigs' Feet, No. 1 Durham Tobacco, Segara, &c., Ac. AX80, Sundry articles of FURNITURE, ic. July a Assignee's Sale of Dry Goods, etc. ON FRIDAY, July 10th, I will eoll, at publio auction, at tho Store lately occupied by tho firm of 8. H. Myers ?t Co., tho entire ?tock in trade of tho said firm of S. H. Myers <fc Co., consisting o? HatB, Caps, Shoos, Clothing, Hoop Skirts, Div Goods, Porfumery, Furniture, Stoves, Desks, ic. Terms cash. Articles purchased to be at once removed. Salo to commence at 10 A. M. A. H. MONTEITH, July 1 10_Assignee. Limestone Springs Female High School. THE EXAMINATION of this School will take place on ^TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, I the 11th and 15th July, closing with tho Annual Concert. The Fall Session then commences. Term??-Board ?nd Tuition in English, $100. Piano Lessons, $25. June 30_6_ Charlotte and S. C. Bailroad Co. PAYMENT OF INTEREST. THE COUPONS of this Company, due JULY 1,1868, will bo paid (less Go? vernment tax) on and after that date, at FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Charlotte, N. C., and CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK, Columbia, 8. C. C. H. MANSON, June 25 12_Treasurer. Mecklenburg Female College, CHARLOTTE, AT. C. . ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT, _8UNDAY, July 5. Coramence *^mont Sermon by tbo Rev. T. B. ?Sargent, D. D., of Portsmouth, Va. MONDAY EVENING. Ju? ly 6.-Sophomore Exhibition and Address before tho two Literary Soci? eties, by Professor J. L. Jones, of Mecklen? burg Female CoUege. TUESDAY FORE? NOON, Jnly 7_Junior Exhibition and Literary Address by tho Rev. Dr. Sargent. TUE8DAY EVENING, July 7.-Com? mencement Exercises and Musical Enter? tainment. Next Session will commence October let. A. G. STACY. Juno 21_President. COW PEAS! CO^PEAS! ! OHA BUSHELS COW PEAS for eale ?UU low, by June 12 GREGG, PALMER & CO. New.Flour! New Flour!! CHOICE NEW FLOUR, from Bookman's Mills, just received and for salo bv Juno 21_J. & T. R. AGNEW. Scrofula, or King's Evtl, is cured by ueing Heinitah's Queen's Delight. THE COLUMBIA PHONIX Book, Job and Newspaper PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Main Street, above Taylor. HAVE your PRINTING done at this Office, for the following GOOD REASONS: Tho proprietor is a Practical Printer, And attends closely to his Business. Tho Office is supplied with Everything Necessary to turn out Good Work. Prices Lower than any othe r establishment In tliis State, or even Now York. Pamphlets, Circulars, Bill Head*. Letter Heads, Posters, Hand-bills, Receipts, Bal! Tickets, Invitations, Dray Tickets, Checks, Briefs, Programmes, Drafts, Blanke, Wedding, Visiting and Business Cards, Ac, Of all styles and sizes; in fact, Every Description of Printing. In one, two and three colors and in bronco, promptly attended to. JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor. Just Bcceived at Phoenix Office, A lot of DILL HEAD PAPER-which will be neatly printed, at ?bert notice, and NEW YORK PRICES. Call and see.