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Sunday Moniine, Jone ll, 1871. t~~7'.-1 'X^- s f> A i yi"1 g i =?8361 ft . THE PoFuii&TiQN.qtf SOUTH GASOLINA. , -Qenator Robertson, o? thjjpSitalo, I>a8 forwarded iroin Washington the state? m?nt; arrftTiged bj oouutioa. qi;, tho pop h>tioo,of thia State. By thia, the in? crease ip tho last ten years, aa bo mp are d w?th'the.-consoB of? I8601, is a l?ttlo short ?t ^tMX?, . There'ate in^'eiS^te of na tire whites," 281,689; of whites, ; foreign Born, 7,768; total mi m ber of whites, 289(157. There are in the State of na? tivo colored, 415,281; of, pol brod, fore ig u born, 296; total number pf colored, 415, 580/Ther? ?relia the State? ol Indiaue, 122. Chinamen^ 1. Total 5 population, 705.160. Riohlan'd is ' pat rdqwn, for 7,192 native white?; 15,155 native pol ored; 5 Indians; Gi? foreign. white; 22 foreign blaeks; 1'Chinee; total, 28,025. :?) , . . t -? ? ? ? ?? ? .- ' "GBEELKV AND OifBTfi?iM."-The Now York Sun discourses "on , this1 aubjoci, apropos of Mr. Greeley's late letter, i ri? diculing his willitignoso tb bo a candidate for the Presidency, and declaring for the ono-torm principle. '' lt ?aya : "'all the anti-Grant Republicans, would go for him, .nod-all tho negroes, all tho protec? tionists,' nil thoscientific farmers, all be liovero io simple diet, plain olotbes, and ttylvexsa? tja?vatlo?vi" .The New York Timos de pre cat es Mr. Greeley's one-term letter, however, as distracting tb the Bep.nb?pa? patty, aud a! dir edt' blow at General Grant. The Newburgh Journal Bays "Mri Greeley, might accept the can? didacy, regardless of the nominations of the Republican.andPemoaratie'parties," and then the Now York ?jun ^ngs bia praises in this wise: ... .... /Vffhe Prion?V'?f Liberty and Law. .; sJTbo HonoBt.old Farmer of Ohappaqua." ^8E|T?B T?p HOOP. B, ; I*. *'B.; M?nsE. Yesterday waa^gala day 'with the tele gr?pners . in Now York. "The^oooaaion waa.Jjxo i?augnP?tion of a ?tatub tb Prof. ?tors>, the i ny?u tor ?If the telegraph. Tibold saying is, "Franklin chained the lightning; but tirof. Jtforao/ pub the har? neas? on." The^aystem iustitnted by Prol/Morso ia fit??l in .use. The statue was unveiled Governor Olaflin, of -"v,-M-j iCL. ; -, -,---1 -_ ililUiimjUUDQIUIl, VI??, 1UUU|JU?I niAlftlVUO was delivered by" Wm. ' Gullen,. Bryant. At 9 o'clock, lost night, a message was sent, conveying, a brief sentiment from Prof. Morse, tprwhich he personally ma? nipulated bis came, und which was re? ceived at the some, instant Ut all the cities in the United States and the Gan? adas. By invitation, we listened to the reception of the signature at the Colum? bia oflieo over five wires at the sama in* stunt. Responses were m ad o from tho principal cities of Europe, . Asiu and Africa. ?' 1 ,", The following is the --hobie sentimont sent by Prof. Morse; datedi New York:; "Qre^tuig ;;nd lb ab ave io tho telegraph fraternity throughout tho world. Glory to God ia the highest; on eur tb, peace, good will to men." , ' The following response was mado from Washington: . "To Prof. S. F. D. Morse, New York: ' '-May the God of Btorms%bleas you and make your path on this earth all sunshine; after this earth, peace. "ALBERT J. MYEE, *'Brigadier-General and Chief Signal Officer of tho Army." Prof. Morse is about eighty years of age. THE LAST OP THE BOURBONS.- The Mobile Register, which, under the able editorial aontrol of Col. john Forsyth, Vi rt a Kaan t\r\a nf H..-. J2iOSt determined opponents pf the new line of policy pro? posed by the Democracy of thu country, and already adopted in . .Pennsylvania and Ohio, now gives its slovroonBent to tho movement, though it whispers "And yet it moves." In a recent num? ber we And the following utterances: We. have our views as to how it (the Demooraoy) should meet tho common enemy, and we have put them on record. Whether these views are concurred in oi not, we train under the banner all the same, and whenever tho plan of battle it arranged, we shall harbor bat one thought, to wit: "Let us march against Phillip." It is at least some comfort tc know that the line of battle likely to be adopted by the Demooraoy is exceeding? ly distasteful to the Jacobin leaders. Meantime, staking our convictions OD the Register article of January last, en? titled "The issues of 1872," whioh hat neyer been, answered, we go, perforce, with the tide, and wait to see what it . will bring forth. A MELANCHOLY SUICIDE, --In Now Yurt olty, -an inqaest was lately, held on iht body of Mary MoManus, o girl of fifteen, who shot herself on Monday, at 13f Wost Nineteenth street. -She had pil fered.a ribbon from a Mrs. Robinson, who lodged ia her nnolo's house, ant being found out, prayed for forgiveness, and begged that tho lady would not in form upon her. But the lady, however, persisted 'in informing upon her, auc the girl, withstrange sensibility tc abaroo took her nnolo's pistol from his trunli and killoe! herself. -At the inqnest then was quite an excited crowd, demanding ?mnishmont of the Mrs. Robinson, and requont threats of lynching woro math against her, . HO^?E G?BBII?AWD "JB#F.~DAVI8, The Memphis Avalancha, of the4th ioat, DaviecJjlod ot fco OystonT Hofcl,- ^ dj was usjSred ini o tkwPpreson$9>x>f H*r?? Groolef?at wh?e hdffilBtbe}. ittfltta ffery. corditfreteptio*. ?boi>H^.#???l DTB visttoi^at fobing' oa?Tr ?ttielt tn tm? contre of the room, the broad, open, aud 'plain countenance of the oqo in strange contrast with tho wiry^ nervous; and eomowbat delicate face of the other. Mr* Davis was. dignified and somewhat formal in "'manner, while Mr. Greeley wa? TfafikT"~?asy*, ??d " quite~"talff3T?ve. There ?was 8/widy"a"refereeoo to t|ae por lltioal sltqalidq? I Mr, Greeley . inquired; aobcoxning tho health of Mrs. Davis with' muoh wurmth and earnestness, aud again, referred to the high regard he enter? tained ifOr ll?ut l?fly ,and tho frimilV of' which she afc&e.I Mt>^ Davis responded appropriately ,""aud expressed tho grati? tud o of hi m?elf and! Mrs. HDavis tb the; philosopher for his kindly'services soon after the war. This brbnght up Mrs.' Davis' interview referred to above, on which Mr. Greeley s??med to dwell with much pleasure In the oonrse of conver? sation, Mr. Greeley again spoke of the Blairs,, and especially of the seniors of that distinguished family, remarking .en passant that Frank P. Blair, Jr., and others of tho present generation, did uot do justice to the bid stock, to whom ho referred with apparent deep feeling. Mr. Greeley then passed on to subjects nearer homo, and finally dwelt for several minutes on the memory of General Quit man, pf whom ho spoke as a warm per soual aud political friend in times gone by. Not a word was said on either Bide, that our reporter could overhear, con? cerning Mr. Davis' condition and pros? pects. All through the interview, which lasted tcu minutes,. Mr. Davis main? tained a very reserved demeanor, while on tho other hand, the faoe of the phi? losopher was ,wreathed in kindness aud smiles, with occasionally a hearty laugh breakiug the stillness. It was a scone worthy the pencil of au artist, one that would make a picture valuable now and in future generations. Rising at the concludion of thu interview, Mr. Davis withdrew with a stately bow, and ia a few minutes after, Mr. Greeley was en route for the railroad depot, where he took the 12.45 train for Louisville, accompanied,'by General Merritt, his friend and traveling companion. Di: ATI I OP AK AllMY MAJOH-G ENKI! A I\, IN THE TOMBS.-Major-General Chas. Mon? deo, of Tallahassee, Florida, for twenty years, and until reoently, when be re. signed, an officer of the regular army, and a man pf conanioiinus sonml position and large wealth, died in the Tombs, on Sunday night, in a fit of delirium, after having been committed to a cell on a ohorge of larceny. It appears that a few weeks ago, General Mundee left his home to attend tho re-union of the Army of the Potomac, at Boston. He after? wards came to this city, and visited, among others, Generals Wright, Newton and Hamilton, who had formerly served with him. He subsequently (probably while suffering from temponry insanity) bought, for $250, n partnership in a low drinking ealoon,. No. 110 West street, and sat daily behind the bar, although ho took no active part'in the business. On Friday;'his .bar'-keeper was arrested,' on a charge of stealing from a customer, and on the following day General Man? d?e was also arrested, as a confederate, and locked up. Gu ?Saturday evening, he waa seized with convulsions, and died in two boura. The body will be for? warded to Florida, by Generals Newton, Wright, Shalcr and Hamilton. General Mundoo leaves a wife and six children. General William F. (Baldy) Smith will take charge of the body after the inquest, and forward it to bin family. \Neui York Evening Post. ANOTHER KEROSENE EXPLOSION. About 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Bridget Sweeney, who is staying with Mrs. Cokely, in Columbus street, between Nassau and Meeting,- was se? verely burned by the accidental explo? sion of a can of kerosene oil. She was engaged in kindling a Aro, for the pur? pose of irouing, and had poured some k orono no oil fever the wood. Striking a mateb, she applied it to the wood, still holding the can of oil in her hand: The llamo ignited quickly, und communi? cating to thc eau of oil, a terrible explo? sion ensued. In a moment, the nu for? tunato woman waa enveloped in flames; whioh was only extinguished after her clothing was entirely consumed, and she had been terribly burned from her waist down to her feet". Mrs. Cokely, in as? sisting her, also had her arm and band slightly burued. A prominent surgeon was sent for, and tho sufferer reoeived every nssistunoe. She is now in a critical situation, and it lu doubtful whether she will survive. - Charleston News, 10th. HIGH-HANDED OUTRAGE.-On Sunday night last, Mr. Joseph W. Hair, while on his way homo from his fathor'a house, near Minis', was seized by two ruffians, who attempted to stab him, cutting through ono of his suspenders and shirt with a knife, air. Hair had nothing with whioh to defend himself bnt a knife.- whioh ho drew, und, it is supposed, stubbed ono of them with, causing him to relax his hold. Mr. Hair then fled, dud was fired ut, but fortu? nately the ball did not take effect. Our informant states that they were strange beings.- Barnwell Sentinel. NEW MASONIC TEMPLE.-Tho-oominit tees of tho different lodges met at Ma? sonic Hall last evening, tho Deputy Grand Master in tho Chair. The reports showed an addition of $3,000 to the fund-$22,000 raised. It behooves our lodges to exert themselves industriously in this matter, or else tho Columbians will outwit them.-Charleston Courier. The annual arrests of open-air bathers have sot in with somo virulocco all over tho country. .ogi mo catastrophe,Tifia waltha;-^t add?d to Ibo list of tlitea ti pod <~??m tho', death. nagel laid Wa hand ia that awful havoc. He T?VB-W;)l^h^?Q? end had been in thia country about seven months. On the morning of tho dread? ful day in question, bo had taken' his breakfast, aud bis wifo had made ready his dinner and ?et the pail beside him. For nomo -time- . he- wat wrapped in thought, his arms folded, his eyos..fixed Vacantly npou tho stove, "hod a deep me? lancholy apparently-brooding, over bim. He "Was aroused from nia rev?rio by h'B wife tellibg him that his dinner was ready, and that ho would be late, os the bi ll had rung. He started to his feet .sud, gazing upon her fur a moment with ?. look foi! !?f tenderness and signifi? cance, said td -ber: "If I should not corp o back alive, would, you be in such a hurry getting me out?" Tho wife OL swered "No," bot remarked that "if he was going at all it wits Umeko was gono." He lifted bys pail without Haying.a word, and, after kissing his wife, kissed his foor little children, who were Bitting .playing on thc door-step. When he had got about fifty yards from his home he returned again, and kissed bis wife and children onoo more with great fervency. His wife noticed that ho was tho victim of gloomy forebodings, aud ns he turned away she was about tu entreat him not' to go to work if he apprehended any (langer. But hope and courage, and thu pressing necessities of their family, overcame her iutontioo, .and she let him go. Shu stood iu the door and watched him on his way to the fatal pit. When nt a point where hu turned out of her sight, be paused and cast a wistful look toward his home ned little ones, and, seeing bis wife, waved with his band a last adieu. He parted with his loved ones forever. . THE MILITIA ARMS,-It will be remem? bered that a committee of gentlemen, representing a large publio meeting of the citizens of this County, waited npon Governor Scott about two months ago, and requested, among other things, the removal of the arms in the possession of the militia to Columbia. Tbe Governor assured the committee, with every con? sideration of respect, that their requests would be immediately granted, and that he would instruct (Jen. Anderson to send au officer ut once to this County, with authority to collect' them up. Mr. R. W. Cousart, .tiding under authority, published a notice a few weeks ago call? ing in tue anns, but one o? tue compa? nies refused to deliver up. We have just learned from those who have the best right to know, that at the time they were ordered to deliver them np they were advised by tho same party to dis? obey the order; and, also, that about two weeks ago, each member of the Wax haw company received twenty rounds of am? munition. It cnn be no longer denied that there is ammunition fur these guns. Wu have seen it and can lay our hands npon it nt any time. These are serious oh arges, and in giving them publicity we are careful to stato.nothing but what can be proven. We do not believo tho Go? vernor is to blame. We are lod to think that the responsibility rests with Gen. Anderson in uot carrying out the orders of his Excellency.-Lancaster Ledger. The New York Bulletin, of Wednes? day, in its report of the stock markets for the preceding day, says: "Southern State bonds ba vu been strong, with Ton? nessees,'Virgiuias and now South Caro? linas as the features. As will be seen by the advertisement elsewhere, the July in? terest on the South'Carolina bonds will be promptly poid." The members of tho principal religi? ous denominations in the world are esti? mated as follows: Greek Church, 09,092. 700; the six other -Oriental Churches, 6.600,000; Roman Catholics, 195,000,000; Protestants, 98,139,060; Mohammedans, 160,000,000; Buddhists, 310,000,000; other Asiatic religions, 260,000,000; Pa? gans, 200,000,000; Jews, 6,000,000. Tbs Brunswick, GH., Appeal says: "We aro pained to annour.ee the death of the infunt child of John Templeton and his wife, Alice Vane, which ocenrred iu our city ou Tuesday night last. Al? though etraugcrs to our. citizens, they have the sympathies of all iu their sad bereavement. Wheu Mr. Horaco Greeley entered tho Tribune counting-room all tho clerks lied iu dismay; aud it was not until he reached the editorial sanctum and met tho "devil" that it was fully realized he was alive and "kicking"-safe from tho clutches of tho terrible Kn Is luxes. A vessel is expected to arrive at Charleston from Bremen, iu tho fall,, with a lot of German passenger immi? grants. Sho is anxiously awaited by those who expect tho arrival of relatives aud friends. Tho cable announces that Commnuist prisoners, to the number of 20,000, aro to bo transported to Now Caledonia, a desoluto island in the South Pacific ocean, belonging to France, There are Beven applications for di? vorce pending before tho superior court of Loudoun County, Va. Is this an in? stance pf thc march of Northern ideas? We have now got a colored endot and a young Mormon at Wost Point. We still need au Ind iou, not taxed, and a Heathen Chineo. The Buch heit mystery lins been oleared up. He took a sudden and unexpeotod departure cia tho Augusta brnnoh of thc South Carolina Railroad for tho West. PELL DEAD.-Captain Henry W. Mc Million, an old aud highly esteemed citi? zen of Barnwoll County, fell dead on Wednesday morning last, while at work in his field, near Graham's, S. C. Small' and ripe peaches are selling in Atlauta, Georgia, at fifty cen ta per dozon. M ?HT KU IO UH DIH A I' PB A ll ANC K.- ? whito man by tbe name of McDonald, a tailor by trade, who bas boca at the city hos? pital for BOOT? ^x/ti?^pffit, "Sand w&oeo mind has boen Oj?pside?bly afTeotedflias mysteriously d?s?ppearfed, *?d fenw are entertained thaSh~e>. maw havoi mad?pv?oy with himself. ^Tb?xo ?s a jpo83ib'lity thal the body^meoo^ered a day of two since? abont ten miles np the river, may .be that of tho missing mao. I WUminqton Star, A curious mcde of bringing to the sn: - face a drowned corpse was .successfully tried in a New Jersey creek by two Ca-' nadlans, last week. A number of bottles were filled with quick-lime, tightly corked, aud thrown into the creek, and io about au.hour one of tho bottles burst with a great noise, soon after which tho body rose. The Gauudiaus could not explain tho theory further than by say? ing that when a bottle floats directly ovor a corpse it will explode, and tho body will rise. The match-box stamps, printed by or? der of the Hon. Robert Lowe, tho Eng? lish Chancellor of the Exchequer, in view of the passage by Parliament of tho law imposing u duty on lucifer matches, were prepared, it ia stuted, at an expense of $5,000. In order that this snm shall not bo irretrievably lost to tho English Treasury, the London Daily News pro? poses that the stamps bo sold as curfovi ties to collectors for their albums. It is reported, says the Goldsboro (N. C.) Messenger, that tweuty-two members of the preseut North Carolina Legisla? ture have been indicted in thu United ?States Court for holding office in viola? tion of tho fourteenth amendment. A colored ltadicul Ku Klux outlaw, named Carraway, was killed last week near Lilesville, Anson County, North Carolina, after a desperate resistance, by a. posse who lind a warrant for his arrest. There arc 20,000,000 acres of unpro? ductive farm lands in the Slate of Virgi? nia, which is utmost equal to double thc number of acres of farm lands now in uso and cultivation in that State. Recent advices from Montevideo rep? resent tho condition of a flairs in the stricken capital of the Argentine Repub? lic as not only not having improved, but having grown alarmingly worse. The Bainbridge, Ga., ngeutof the Lee Mouu meut Fund appropriated the money raised in that County to his own use. What is bis name? Brigham Youug completed his seven? tieth year on the 1st inst. Funeral Invitation. The fricndH* and acquaintances ol Mr. A. Reckling and family and of Mr. and Mra. 0. F. Howell, aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral of Miss AUGUSTA W., d?ughtor of Mr. A. Reckling, at tho Evangelical Lutheran Church, TRIS AFTERNOON, at i o'clook'. OBITUARY. Died, on tho 10th instant. RODERT LEE, youngest child of Edward lt. and Edna D. Dorsey-sued 1 year, 3 months and 7 daye. Tho friends of tho family aro respectfully requested to attend his funeral, from the rcsi deuco of his parents, on ". HIS (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock. OBITUARY. Died, in this oily, on Wednesday morning, thu 7th instant, MAMIE, infant daughter of J. N. and H. F. Drennan. The cherished, from our hearts is gone; ' The beautiful, thc loved ia dead; The valley's clod doth rest upon Hor goutlo form and youthful head. Obi can it ho that wo bhiUl hear The music of her voice no more? Shall her sweet face no more appear, To greet ne at the opening door? Bhe ia gono to tho home ahove, lu her nweet Saviour's arma to reat, Where she will meet with thoae wo love, And he with them forever bleat. We would not call her back again, Earth's dark and dreary paths to tread, For she ia free from grief and pain. Our fair, nnr lov'd, onr Mamie's dead. Wanted to Rent, A COTTAGE, containing fpnr or five Sjfra Rooms, within two or three equ&res of ?U?IPHONIX office. Apply at thia office. June ll_ Magrath's Bigest of South- Carolina IiSW Reports, TO tho present time. Trice 15. For salo at l?RY.\N tc Mc'JAR'fER'S DOOK3TORE. Juno ll_ Hay! Hay'.'. Hayll! 1 Aft f\l \C\ LIia' PRIME il A Y for sale Ll}f\h\)\j\j . -delivorod in Columbia at il 23 per hundred. Ordere to ho left at E; Hope's, with J. E. Oyles, Esq. Juno ll_MIRELLA LEVY. Just Received. ASUPPLY of fresh and choleo CRACKERS, consisting hi part of Scotch Cakes, Tea Cukes. Ginger Simps, Sugar Jumbles, extra Soda Biscuit, which wo offer cheap. Junen ?_R. D. KENN ft SON. Choice Hams, &c. JUST received, a BUpply of tho celebrated "Orango" brand HAMS, small sizes. AIBO, splendid English PICKLES, (mixed,) Chow chow, Piccailli, kc. A supply of choice Fami Iv Supplies al MI va on hand. June ll 2_R. D. BENN tc SON. State of Sonth Carolina-Richland Co. IN TI IK COMMON PLEAS. Martha J.Towuaond, Administratrix, vs. Wm. J. Hu taon et al. ALL persona having claims against tho ustate of tho lato-Samuel Towneond, de? ceased, iutestato, aro required to provo them before tho undersigned, on or before tho 1st day of July noxt. W. S. MONTEITH, Juno ll t9_Speoial Roforeo. Special Notice to tbe Ladies, jw. MRS. A. MCCORMICK has ^Saggw Just rscoivod a now aupnly of ^??wSS? those handsome, READY-MADE K?aaS?J? SUITS, consisting of SWISB Mus JERSBM lin, Bishop's Lawn and Nain j^fi^W eook. Alao. very pretty Travol ttVragjW lng Drosses, all of which ?ho W/jTra offers very low. Having roducrd her pricoa in WWI Millinery, abo fuels contide.it that no lady will purchase at her sloro but what will go away porfoetly aatisfied with hor ba_rgnin_.__June 11 A Uno summer tonio ia Ilatlort's Ritters can bo had at Po; LOCK'S. Blackwell's genuine Durham Smoking To? ba.co at POLLOCK'S. . ?ccord?Dg to a San Francisco paper, Mrs. Laura D. Fair takes the greatest ] paius with her toilet in prison, often arig?bg heirffr?&rthfit? TSpoflrffityes a Hue p?sse43 muqn ofgthp time be? ter mirrerii anrM- while axniriDg f, says: **TjJe m?po F BO o of-myself ore I an convinced {can never be d. Suoh a face nod form fie mine never croatcd for the gallows." Sbe modestly asserts sbo was never so handsome as sbe is now. A caricature appeared lately in a sbop I in Home, representing lue crucifixion, Napoleon " 111'being on the cross, the King"of Prusstn centurion pierciug~his I sido, tho Pope and other .supposed. ?yin? pathizors with Franco representing the Apostles in ridiculous attitudes of grief and dismay. Tho whole edition of this blasphemy sold in twenty-four hours, und another wus immediately called for. On opening a Texas - train at Gutten burg, on Suuduy lust, it was found that in seventeen ui the curs, some of the cuttle hud been gored ur trampled to death, und tho survivors wore in a mad? dened stute from thuir tortures. Wuntil of rest, food and wuter,Ior days together, on this long uud rapid journey, reduced tbem to this condition. ... Thomas R. Bird, of Washington, ^?v C., wau arrested at Richmond, Va., up Monday, while on his bridal tour, c ii ur geil with bigamy. The present I Indy's name was Oodwiu, said to be well connected in Richmond. A fire in Philadelphia, Tuesday morn? ing, damaged, to the extent of ?70,U00 iu the aggregate, thu printing ellice of Spaugler <fc Davis, paper and rag esta? blishment of Percival & Collins, gas fixture store of C. Jefferson, und thepistol and guu warehouse of E. H. Ty rou. A Swedish North Polo expedition, un? der the directiou of Professor Nordeusk fold, sailed from ?tockhului, April 3D. It consists of the ships Gegchurd, Captain J. W. von Oller, and tiluduu, Captain j P. M. von Kruseustjerhu. A nephew ot the lute Lord Brougham, is iu Richmond ou a visit. Thu Brou? ghams ure related to Patrick Henry, General Joseph E. Johnston, and the Southulls, of Albemarle. Ladies' and Children's Snits. ? F RESIT arrival tit tho abovo SUITS- j i\_ fashionable rtvbs, ut all prices. Call soon, at MUS C. E. REliiytJ June 10 Q _Millinery Store. Lecture. ALEUTUftE. before tho Young Mon's Christian Association, by Rev. A. VY. Miller, JJ. D.. of Clmrlulie. N. C., will take plaee on MONDAY EVENING, thc 12th inst., at Irwin's Hall. Tickets will be sold at the bookstores. Admission twenty-five cents. Doors open at 8 P. M. Speaking at half-past 8. _Juno 10 , Coal! Coal!! Coal!!! THE undcreuRUod has made arrangements with parties in Charleston, and ia pre? pared to furnish COAL ai. $10 per ton of 2.000 weight, cash un delivery. Orders left -at Greenville lluilmad Oflieo, over South Caro? lina Dank and Trust Company, promptly at? tended to. TUGS. J. MOORE, Agont. June 10_Imo WM. GLAZE, (Formerly Glaze ?fc Radcliffe,) . HAS on hand, at reduced p/icea, GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL? VER and PLATED WARE, ll ons o Furnishing Goods, Guns, Pistols and Sporting (li ods. N. D. Having tho agenoy ol tho American Philadelphia Watches, ( P?rjtds Pat. 1863,) I am prepared io furnish them at manufac? turer's prices. I can r n oom mond, them a first claaa Hmo pieco. Ropairing and Engraving done by first olaaa workmen, and warranted. WM. GLAZE, Ono door North Scott tc Son's Banking Houao. Juno *J t2mo Notice. ALL claims against tho oatato of MES. HANNAH ZIMMERMAN muat be pre? sented to the undersigned, who is ?stfccr&M to collect debts duo to said catate. ? EDWIN J. 8COTT, . May 21 ni3 _Executor. For Sale. flHE LOT known aa Curial Church, proper X. ?Y, situated on the South-east corner of Blandina aud Marion streets, in thc city of Columbia, containing ono acre. ALSO, Tho Lot on Richardson s t n et, South of and adjoining thc United States or Nie ko rs on Ho? tel Lot, fronting ou lliehardsou streut SS feet G inches, and running back 2?S feet C inches. Euch of the above Luis, from their pecu? liarly favorable locations, must fast increase in value. lu addition to tho above, tho 8nb3Ctiber of? fers for salo a largo amount of Roal Estato In thia city, in tho surrounding country, in Newberry, and iu Rpartanl.urg, consisting of Houses and Lota, Farms, Mills, Ac. Mav 21 Hmo J. W. PARKER. Corn, Hay and Oats. ?) AAA BUSHELS Primo White CORN. ?UaXfyJKJ 100 bales choice Northern Hay. COO buahala prime mixed Oats. Just received aud for aalo by Juno 2 _ JOHN; AGNEW & SON, j Seeders' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Cupparaa, Halt, Linio ,or Alum._March ll ?eegers' Beer DON'T contain Strychnine. Il is pure, and warranted to ho so. March ll Reduction in Prices. _, _ LADIES' popular PONY PH.E o/BC*gjB^,T0N?, one ol tho number just Vlai?^*?*iec?ived, very etvlish. No-top.' 5Qf W Buggies, Top Buggies and Turn seat Buggies, in variety, lino Six-paaaouger Pine-tons, ou platforms; Four-passenger Piau? lons, on throe springs. Opon and Turn-eoat Hock a ways. This varied stock ia now being oflurod vorv low. Also for salo a desirable pair of BAY MABES. May23 W. K. GREENFIELD. Seegers' Reer is Pure. IT don't, contain Cocoeulna Indlena Fish Berries to mako aleei y or beadacho. A freah supply of Bremen Lagor at POL? LOCK'S. o^pftoof ^e.P^p^^e.uye^enJs. p -, A man who hos itried?C say sj t bat oil the short cuts to wealth or? overcrowded. Counter iTritants^^ab?ti??^ stoppera.' A curiosity iii thp boot Uno .was laid upon our deas, yesterday afternoon, dar? ing our absence;'by s?me person to us unknown; bat he rando Iiis mark and la? belled it as follows: rown at the cap? ital of South Carolina,' within fifty yards of the PHONIX office jgjTho first 'bus in Americ? was Colum? bus. . '.>.'' ' ; '; ' ' ' .J ' : . Rev. Dr. Miller will deliver & lecture before the.Young Men's Christian Asso? ciation to-morrow evening,' at Irwin's Hall, at half:past ff o'clook. . Ladies' watches, are now made in an oval case tu look Jika lockets, and worn' on tho necklace. . 1 ' . ' 'P' ?" Bev. A:'G. Haygood^D? D.,'. munday . Soh?ol Secrpia.ry of the E. Church, South, arrived in this ,city last evening! ' Ho will deliver art'address to the chil? dren of tho Marion slreet'Suuday?ohooI this afternoon, ut L o'clock;, .. Pamphlets, briefs, catalogues, dodgers, posters, hand-bills, bill-heads-in fact, everytbingju the way of job printing gotten up lu the best style and on,terms, that we pledge ourselves will be satisfac? tory to all parties. With approved'ma chinery and steam power, we ch abeu go comparison in prices.' Several changes have been made in the hours for closing and delivering the mails. See "Mail Arrangements'." A man was complaining on the street Friday of having been robbed of a watch and a large sum of money. . . > The cavalry companies that have been stationed near the' Charlotte Railroad Depot, left carly yesterday morning for their posts . in the upper part bf the State. "Troop L, 'under command of Liet. Nowla'n, baa been ordered,* to Winusboro. . . \t MXiii ARRANQEMEKTS. --Tba Northern mail opens at 3.00 P. M.; closes 7.15 A. M. ' Charleston day mail opens 4.00 P. M.; closes 6.00 A. M.,. Charleston night mail opens 6.30 A. M. ; aloses COD P. M. Gi" OT? li Tilla LU (, j ', OpCtlH 6.45 P. M.; closes 6.00 A.- M. Western mail opens 9.00 A. M.; closes 1.80 P. M. On Sunday office open from 3 "to 4 P. M. BEXTOIODS SEnvTCES,THi3 DAT.- Tri? nity Church-Rev. P. J. Shandy Hector, 10i^ A. M. and 5 P. M. " -. St. Peter's Church-Hov. Francis Ja quemet, 1st Mass 7 A. M.; 2d Mass, 10%\ Afternoon Service 4 P. M. Lutheran Church-Rey. A. R.1 Rude, 10><? A. M. '. '? Presbyterian Church-Rev. Joseph R. Wilson, 10K* A. M. and 8 P. M. Washington Street Church-Rev. WM: T. Caper*. I0>? A. M.; Rev: A. Gv Haygood, D. D., 8 P. M. . Marion Street Church-Rev. A. G; Hajgood, D. D., 10?? A., M.; Snnday Sohobl Meeting, 4 P.'M.:' Baptist Church-ReV. J. L. Reynolds, 10>? A. M: 1 '/ ? ' To URMO vu BTAINH.- WO know that housekeepers are anxious to learn every? thing that will assist them in their house-, hold affairs, therefore, vre give them tho benefit of the'following: Coffee and frdit stains, on Keen and' white clothes, will tie set, rather than re* moved, by soap, if ' pdt into the sods with the stains on them. They should be first put into boiling water,'and kept thereuntil the watet1 becomes eoldj and then put into sada." W'A .. j .? Joe; To remove ink apote, pdt the article I stained over a warm flat iron, stretoh it well, then squeeze a f/*w drops of lemon juice on lt, and the-Spot will disappear at once. .Wash immediately in cold water. ... HOTEL, ABRXVA&S, -June IQ.-Nicke* House-H. J. Bradon, Dr. W> O.Taylor, U.S. A.;J. H. Averill, Charleston; J.. K. Jillson, Columbia; E. Y. Smalley, Now York; B. barnes, Baltimore; J. C. Pagg, Cornwall's; .J. 0? F.'Sims, Rich* laud; Asa Snyder, Richmond; Joseph H. Gay, Simpson's; J. G. Godfrey, Atlanta; J. P. Constable, Augusta. -.-H LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Mrs. McCormick-To the Ladies. Mikell & Levy-Hay. W. S. Monteith-Befcree's Sale. B. D. Sonn & Son-Crackers, Hams. W. S. Monteith-In Common Pleas. Cottage Wanted. Bryan & McCarter-Law Reporte. Lippman'a Bitters are for aale by all drug glat? and deal?rd. Depot in Colombia, H. O., at GEIUKU ?k McQnsoon's, Druggists. B 18 For Sale. A A CAR LOAD<of flue Kon-kfc. AWrvtucUy MULEB abd HORBE8*ragR| fVT^ -among them some faat^TT* Xi.*,, fc'etock-for sale. Apply at^^^^ AGNEW &. CO.'B Stablea, Aseombly street. _Aprfl 25 _;_ The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer IN proforenco to London Porter and Scotoh Ate. Why? They know it is unadulter? ated._March ll Prim? "Horthern Hay\ 4)AA BALES of North River HAY, jual MKJKJ received, and will be sold lower t?ian any in the market for cash. J. D. BATEMAN. Agent, June 0 fl _ Columbia loo Houao. Claret Wine ON draught. THIS DAY, at a low price, by tbo gallon or dozen. June 1 EDWARD HOPE.