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XQVKCKKRICATi. NEW^VAVIilUi. ??UltHIDDEN a lotter, vindicating) tba conduct of. feb o Upited Statt?s Mi?ister, Washbnrno, dar? ing tho'?iege ot.Paris by the'Versaillesj army, apd;is^ting,a ba ..n\Oat positive terms, that r """oabburuo waa never ID favor of thc. (Jo m m un is tn. . ? < ...Tho French National Assembly is en imaged- in'discussion ortho 'bill recently introduced, providing.^f?r 'elections bf Consuls G?n?raux,.and fixing u day on which: the sumo will bo. bold.i. Count .Chambord lins goue. to '"Bruges; In Bel? gium.1 French Tuil way s h?ve rhttde cd? siderabl? r?duqtton in tariff j?f. rates for transportation pf.gooda and passengers. RABIS, July 1U.-Tilo French ship Zoriay'e Nanoo was - wrecked "n^ar tho : Cap? j*of Good HopW, kjndJ,.hN pn ^oaVd .tost. : .150 bodies were vvn/died ashore. ROME, July 10..-r-The Vioav-Geueral Cardinal -Pa tri ai prohibits 'members of the C bu fob in tho Roman States redding ;pon-eierjcnl newspapers. :.. PABIS, July ?0.;-~The Official: Journal announces the .-.elections- for Councils -General will be held on-the 23d' A=g^. The sessions pr,tho'/c'ourt-mafti?l.'beg% on the loth instant." ' J?,Q00 Communist prisoners at Versailles have boen released ? by order of tho Ooverument, but 16,000 kro still held and will bo tried in squads. President Thiers baa. written ? letter to ,tho Pope, inviting Iii io. to lake.up hie re? sidence in France. Thiers makes an humble apologyto the. Holy F?tbor /or the inability of Fraucer" t'b?finterfere in behalf of .temporal-power in. tho Roman -States, bot-declares it aa bis earnest con viction that Italian'Unity is impossible. .-!-i-?it??--; ^owilcan InLclUiieUCe. ?qm - .NOON DESPATCHES; T?IB ?NTIUTP?TI?D DIFMCUIiTIES BETWEEN . Oil AN OEM KN ASH OATHOXIC8-THE NEW ???il KAI [?ROAD- 1)18 AST KU - VAT A L AND ' EXTBNSIYB STOniIB-DXATHS OF. VKOMl - . NE NI1 MENf-^NEW IiOAN WWHDRAWN---AC ' crbBNTs-irohxri CABO?^NA "BACBOAD .-BONDS,. AO., AO.'.', \- ..? .. i; i.OrrAWAr' CANADA, July 8.- Tho Secre? tary .to the Speaker of the House of Commons was killed in.au election row. .WASHINGTON, July 8.-The 'Omi Service Commissioners have met. with a serions hitch, from the fact that some, powers^ gran ted them by the law con diet with'the power vested; in' tho President by.; tba Constitution. : Tba. Attorney Genoiul bus been consulted. Pleasanter! bas written nil' elab?ralo "jptteri to the President, clain}fog certaiu independent rights and.duties under'the ?Jaw,.and ho demanda that Boutwell shall BI m il arly ! qa otc law in aupport^of. bis right of interference. Should legal queationa ^perplex tba President,: (which is.quite probable,) Pleasnuton. asks that the letters bo referred to the Attorney General, and promises to abide by the decision. 1 ? The Revenue Department decides that Salaries of . .officers of -lunatic.asylums, niid otber like institutions, aro 'taxable 'bytb^e'?nite,^ States ks incomes.1 '.', ..Pp^tifeEiflniA, July 8.-Col. 'Cephas G.-Childs died last .evening, ngetj 78. He-waa formerly connected with the NorpytyA{ierichnt and. for a' quarter,of a ?'en'tnry^edUor of ? th? ?C?mmArjyioi List and Price Current. "u:,i .i,", ? ?' NEW YORK, Joly 9.-Mischief, ?is-brew inp between the- Irish Catholics,brid the Orangemen, which can -hardly fail to rc suit ina serious riot, unless tho autbori ties interfere. It is said the Orangemen hov o organized 5,000 men to defend tho procession, ami - tho ' Catholics haye or? ganized a much larger number, under the name of the National Vol on tee rs. Both parties avoir their iulei>tton to pa rado fully armed. Two divisions of the ancient order bf Hibernians have met in secret session. Remarks outside of tb e hall indicate a bitter animosity toward luo'OrAngomen. AD extensivo purchase pf. arms seems certain. The Hibernian SooietyXwiil get np a target excursion for Wednesday, with the intention of meet ing thc Orange procession. Mayor Hall .expresses the positive; .opinion that pre? parations against a riot are so perfect as to' render it impossible. Archbishop McCloaky directs the clergy to speak at each mass, advising congregations- to abstain i from overt acts against the Orangemen. ? James L. Rider bas been arrested for 'bigamy. Having a wife ia Portsmouth, Va., he married, in Pennsylvania Inst year, and again last month in Pough? keepsie. Several cas?s of seduction are also ponding against Rider, . - WASHINGTON, July 0.-The Medical 'Association has postponed action regard? ing consultations with diplomaed colored iflooto'rs to October, bat expelled Dr. D. \V. Bliss for defiant language and uotion regarding consultations with dootors re? booted by the Medical Sooiety. i This .complication arises from tbe fdot that Dr. lilias consulted with Dr. Cox, whose .application lor membership Was rejected MmT'h'?>tt?tedf on tho Board of Health tit tee Territory with horacGopathists. Nnw-y-QBBilJhly lO.-Arohtaop Mc Clo^key's sermon intimated that the .Orangemen intcud'to provoco outrages. ,He hopos the proper authorities will prevent'tho procession; but if allowed, urges and warns parents, husbands and brothers to go to their employments and attend their.ordinary vocatious as usual, on Wednesday, and return peace/ul|y to ' their homes in .tho evening, as though no suoh temptation tb do ovil wove"over, thrown in their way. Let Catholic mo? thers, and wives, nud sisters romain at their homes and attend to their Iromo duties, and allow no unworthy onrioMty to draw thom near this procession. Tho coroner's jury in tho Newark acci? dent concludes with the following ver? dict: "We, tho jury* do say that a, mis? placed switch was tho rosult of careless ness on the part bf tho switch-tender, Wm. Thompson; and wo do also censuro the cor^anj9M?^e?il?^88Tk and New yo u o g ' o ad h i aexgeneu cod r?gp? ctf^?Jfl rosp?nsiblti p^?liohaV' ??>< . :u < ut There was uri excited mcetipg ot the Irish Co ti fed e ration io Avenue 'A, Yes? terday afterbo?ni 'A'rtarju?t?^b'^?pV?V oatipg,^byak't?mpt! to Ob?lriict bl??^e vent tue*.' Orango procesaron was. voted down. The dispoRiUoh^o?^hp^ro'ftjorit^ WOB in favor of vim?nc?" Tho w.ayor was ia qoaiBu'tation With the^hcoCopif misbimrBisweptordajj }\ -i ?1 ti / . fi leut storms occurred Sunday; the ligbty niog struck in several places; in every port of fl^city^ffl fell jfapj'tiig' OB wai* uuts. Ito?f ligh?n>g kil^|)?o pers?u and shocked many ot hera. DAYTON, OHIO, July 10.-A forions storm occurred yesterday. ThoGorrnon Lutheran, ,Ohprohj waa ^r^strated, and four persons killed and twenty hurt. Tteb.?br?dgo over tue Miami River was destroyed. Two boys were killed in Southern Ohio. Tho Lunutio Asylum was unroofed; also, tho Catholic Church and the Miami lt ri hoad depot;' fifty other housea wc.ro damaged. CONCOMAN. H.; J% 10.-Tho Un ccnonnuc paper mill wns burned to-day. WASHINGTON, July 10.-Richard H. Dana, of Boston, will probably be the arbitrator cu the pail ol ibu' United Slates at Geneva. NIGHT DESPATCHES. BERLIN, ONT., July 10.-100 Sunday school pio-nicors refuged from a storm in au bid tannery, when,' the floor giving way, they wore precipitated into the vat? below. It was a fearful scene, bat for? tunately only .One boy was drowned." . .MEMPHIS, July IO.*-A tobacco dealer named Sh o fly, from Louisville, wns hopelessly burned to-day. Ho waa robbed of $000 at supper, and Deputy United States Marshal Messilier, while looking for the money, broke tho lamp on Shufiy's lap. Sumo believe the lamp was brokttn to conceal the crime. CHARLESTON, July 10.-Sailed schoonar True Blue, West Indies. ALBANY, N. Y., July 10.-Dr. Barnet P. H tauts is dead-aged seventy-five. RICHMOND, VA., July 10.-The State Treasurer has decided to permit foreign bondholders to fund for fractional parts of their bonds in order to facilitate ex? change. Tho amount of -the Stato debt funded to dat? ii nearly ol,000,000. BOSTON, July 10.-Col. Gardner, brother of Geu. Banks, is dead. He had lived eevou years in the Now Or loans Custom Hoilso, whence ho arrived an Wednesday. WASHINGTON, July 10.'-The President will not return .for a week or ten days, ii Tho. reported withdrawal of tho new loan Ands credence hore in well-informed circles, from the uederstauding that ne? gotiations for tho absorption of S500, 000,000 of the five twenties of 1872 are about concluded. Probabilities-Further local storms aro probable to night from Missouri to Virginia and Michigan. No important chungo is anticipated for Tuesday. Nsw YORK, July 10.-It is freely re? ported that tho now government loan has.been withdrawn from the market. John' L. Tracy, President, has given notice Of tho issue of 20,000 shares addi? tional' ptock to equip* and operate the Chioigo ?nd South-western Road, to ex? tend the Washington* branch to Sigour oey, Iowa, and other purposes. A secret meeting, pf tho Hibernians was ljeld this ovoidug, at which delegates from Philadelphia and other cities were present. . . Mayor Hall again says there will be no riot, and that tho Orango party parade will be protected. The impression pre? vails thut the Irish will take the advice of the clergy, and not interfere. Naval,officer.jbaflin was acquitted. The Western division of the Western North Carolina R til road' Company will bring snit it? tiro Supremo Court against B. W. Hopkih8:& Co.; to recover $800, 000, on an j accepted order. The salt grewont of the issuing bf $400,000 of bonds of the State of North Carolina to the plaintiff, Geo. W. Swepson, who was President of the oompany at the time, and to Milton E. Littlefiold. It is alleged that tho bonds in this city, and with somewhat over $1,000,000 of the prooeeds of the bought Louds of some Florida railroad company, which were afterwards consolidated, and which the Florida Legislature offered State bonds in exchange for, aro the first mortgage bonds of the consolidated company. These Florida bonds were sent here to Hopkins & Co. for sale. Tho State of North Carolina, however, appointed a commissioner to examine into what had been done with the hondo of the North Carolina Railroad Oompany; and it is alleged that under a threat of criminal prosecution, Swepson and Li ttl eli eld gave an order for 6800,000 in favor of the North Carolina Railroad, and offered to furnish iron for fifty-three miles of road. This order Hopkins & Co. ncoepted, but afterward declined to pay; whereupon, Sydney W. Hopkins was arrested and placed under $300,000 bail, to-day. On a motion to vacate Ibo order of arrest, it was argued by the defence that Swepson and Littlefield had no right to pay their own private debts to the North Carolina Road with the proceeds of the sale of bonds issued to the Florida Railroad Company for a special purpose. Tho plaintiffs argue thut, by accepting tho order, the defendants were not in a posi? tion to questio" the plaintiffs' right to load. Decision reserved, on motion. i . Bolla French is doing n power of good .to tho villages of Minnosota with her lecture on "Corset* Tobacco and Whis? key. " All tho mon, it is said, have given up wearing corsets, and most of the women bavo quit chowing tobacco and guzzling whiskey, A man .ind woman oteppod out into the back yard from a negro ball, in At? lanta, some nights ago, and both stopped into an uncovored well with twelve foot of water. Tho man waa fished out bare? ly alive, but tho woman was drowned. I A^son af ^?po?9n' Wfl-^ft&'aOcf of George^ fnVVal} ?i?tHMiiL,..gate ot- tue National rlabrary in Paris, wtai!e the naturaEb?n' or Be>bfcdottfe, King of Sweden, plays'Ule big fiddle at Ls Sc^l^, ! TuV^riew/urp'ot $2Q0/per ??e'lpbneicd in Sonora: for the killing of Apaohe in? dians, fins created Minite a now trade in Khnt f?3u$Tet-fci'tfttjj?.;becauHo it payB the ranchero better to hunt these enemies 3W York Star, which is sharp alter curiosi? ties, hasnfisbed up out of Sag Harbor, Lohg.-Itdund, aboy whicLrwds born per feoft,'except that fins supply -the-pluce of ! hands and feet, thus forming what was iicv?r dreamed of before, a tnermau. || Al party]] consisting of ,Mr. Kellar B. 1 BylRm, MIWi'Ellif Leland, and Miss Car-; .rvo Abo), of New York, were drowned in Irondeqtfolt Buy, near Rochester, N.' Y., on the 3d. Kt/V ANUlAIj AW U COfllMKUClAI.. NEW YOIIK; July 9.-Tbea?ttou move? ment shows'a alight increase over last l'week in receipts, aud exports unusually Buihll, even for the season, the toti>l being under 8.000 bales. Receipts at all j ports for tho week 18,4(18, against 18.197 last week; 22,604 previous week; 24,040 three weeks since. Total receipts since September 3,929,1 GO, against 2,835,007 for corresponding period previous 3reur. Exports from all ports for week 7,044, against 25.125 for tba sumo week last year. Total exports for Ibo expired por? tion of tho colton year 8,009,040, against 2,090,013 same time last your. Stock ut all ports 180,514, against 154,062 for the same time last your. Stock at interior towns 17.954, against 35,033 last year. Stock in Liverpool 715,000, ogainst 574, 000 last year. American cottou afloat for Great Britain 103,000, against 105,000 last year. I ml ian cotton afloat for Europe 521,560, against 400,516 ' last year. Weather reports from the South during the week were more favorable to tho growing plant. Less rain bas fallen and tho weather in muuy sections bus been warm and sultry. LONDON, July 10--Noon.-Consols 93%Ya,93?.?. Bonds 92^. PARIS; July 10.-Rentes 56fT 55c. FRANKFORT, July 10.-Hoods 96%. LIVERPOOL, July 10-3 P. M.-Cotton opeued strong-uplands 9j?@9j^? Or leans 9%. LONDON, July 10-Evening.-Cousols 93J.<@93%. Bonds 92%. LJIVUHPOOL, July 10-Evening.-Cot? tou closed strong- uplands 9??@9??; Orleans 9%: sale? 25,000 balee; export ami speculation 12,000. NEW YORK, July 10-Noon.-Flour quiet nud unchanged. Wheat a shade firmer. Corn atrille higher. Pork dull, ut 14 87j?(ajl5.00. Cottou quiet-mid? dling uplands 21.?^; Orleans 21%? ?ales 2,000 huies. Freights ?rm. Stocks strong and dull. Governments dull and heavy.. .State bonds dull and steady. Money easy, nt 3. Gold weak, ut 12%'. Exchange-long 103?; short ll. 7 P. M.-Gold 12%@12^. Govern? ments dull aud weak. ?State? very dull but steady; ratcH unchanged. Money easy, ut 2(aj3. Sterling-long 10%; abort ll. Cotton firm, with sales of 4,411 bales, at 21%. Southern flour quiet nnd unchanged; common to fair extra G.2S@6.85; choice to good 0-90@ 9.00% Whiskey quiet, at 94>?. Wheut heavy-new Virginia red 1.50. Corn heavy. Pork lirinor, ut 15.00@15.25. Lard heavy, at ll. Freights dull and lower. NEW OBLKANS, July 10.-Flour dull superfine 4.78@5.00; double 5.62}?(a> 6.25.. Corn scarce and firm-mixed 73 ?75; yellow 75; white 78@S0. Pork dull-mess 16.37%. Bacon dull, at 8(?, 10}^; sugar-cured hams 14(7j)l5; choice 15>??16><?. Lard steady-tierce 10%@ 10??; keg 11?#@12. Sugar firm-com? mon 9>j; primo 11%@11??. Molasses bity!reunery reboiled 30@05. Whiskey firm, at 92%?1.03. Cottee firmer, at 13%?16%. Cotton steady and in fuir demand-middling 20y,(aj??Q%; receipts 940 bales; Bales 2,400; stuck 57,084. ST. LOUIS, July 10.-Floor in good de? mand, at 4.40. Corn advanced; mil road freights checks demand-white saoks05@68. Pork 15.G0@16.00. Ba oon 7%; clear sides 9 j j. Lard un? changed. CINCINNATI, July 10,-Flour steady and in moderate demand. Corn drooping, at 66@57. Provisions quiet and weak. Pork held at 15.25. Lard 10%. Shoul? ders 7%; sides 85?@9. Whiskey 91. LOUISVILLE, July 10.-Flour a nbade firmer. Corn in fair demand-shelled 70. Mess pork 16.00. Shoulders 7; clear Bides 9%. Lard bold at 10%@ 15%. Whiskey 91. BALTIMORE, July 10.-Floor firm and onohanged. Wheat quiet. Corn dull and Iower^-whito 76@78; yellow 71@72. Pork 16.00. Bacon firm-shoulders 7%. Lard ll? 11%. Whiskey 94??@95. Cotton quiet but firm-middling 21; re? ceipts 280 bales; sales 450; stock 1,034. WILMINGTON, July 10.-Cotton firm middling 20; stock 934. AuonsTA, July 10.-Cotton market closed dull, at 19% for Liverpool und 20% for New York middling; oflbriuga light; Bales 14 bales; receipts 20. CiiAiiLKSTON, July 10.-Cotton qnict middling 20%; receipts 150 bales; Bides 100; stock 4,b20. SAVANNAH, July 10.-Cotton in fair demand and prices advanced-middling 20!.;; receipts 345 bales; sales 25; btock 5,655. BOSTON, July 10.-Cotton steady middling 21%@2l%; receipts 2,8*20 bales; Bales 400; ?tock 6,000. MOBILE, July 10.-Cotton quiet but firm-middling 20; receipts 3U0 bahs; sales 200; stock 904. Noni'OLK, Jnlv 10.-Cotton firm-low middling 19%@>19%; receipts 307 bubs; sules.25; stock i.SGo". GALVESTON, July 10 -Colton firm good ordinary 16'^.; receipts -120 bales; i stook 25,553; sales 200. . H-Jr?-'is V a&eW& fr ffi?UtiM Or/e?of ?tue 'hoWBT?yBJ V?f5|p?ap'ViUftg? came up under' ihe morality ordinance, and tba plucky little \iamin ? mode'1 bia ?wtf defence, to the'tea'jnem.te r?'fcdlotfs? "You 'una ia 'mighty* hard' on we 'ling. We's got to grub our bosh BelhV.paperB, uud;Iunw ?yo$ 'anpj'BpoBo going to keop baorul when ooo ed't?r leta n 'oman lick him ami then calls another cd'tur a liar, while the'rest'on;,em sits rouu' au' soys, 'St'boy, sick 'em?' Damfiuo how to.do it.." jlilioy let liim phssv. ::o" lI Mr. Andrew Wilson, of Cleveland, languishes in a Now York prison, ' lie has-written to tho' District Attorn by, "begging a few moments of your? Pres sioush timo in my behalf." Ho wie arrested, ho says, a loug time ago, "and loged in tho turnes, and not haveing money cnoug to employ a Loier," he upoeulH to tho D. A.:a "mersy." Nc actiou has yet beeu had on Andrew'! litter, and ho is liablo to be taken at UJI? "moment" with auother bad spell. PROTECTION Au A INST Finn -Thelre ii a very simple process by which muslim used for ?adios' nud children's drossei oun bo proventod from catching fire Dissolve a emull picco of alum in tin water in which muslins aro rinse*1 When dry, if a light be put to them they will smoulder slowly away, but no break out into n blaze. And this, so fa from being injurions to muslin, improve its appearance greatly. Tho Indians of Peru have it traditio] of au immense buried treasure iu tho oountry. They Bay that Athauulpu' great reservoir of gobi, a temple wit rooms full of tho metal, never was seize by the Spaniards; that it exists Bli! and that the secret of it? existence i kept by a family or tribe of ludiaus, wh religiously guard the treasure for th duy when the heir of the lucas shall rt siimc his ancient throne. I ID Britain}*, on certnin fete days, th young ladies' [appear in red petticoat! with white or yejlow borders nroun them. The number denotes the portia the father is willing to give hisdaughte Each white band, represora i ug hilve betokens lOOf. of'.renr; and each yello band means gold, und stands for 1,000 a year. Those young ladies have e oyo to business, and consequently ndve Uso. Connoisseurs iu brandy may possit) be somewhat dismayed tb learn that 2G3.000 gallons of brandy in the cou try, ouly 100,000 gallons are made fro fruits, the rest being compounded fro various spirits. There is no hope th this buggestive ? bit of information w lessen the consumption of the fiery quids now sold a? brandy; but th eau a the trustwnrihy.nguraa of the Intern Revenue BureatL There is no'^rose without its thor and tho glories of the Yosemite -Yali are not to bo enjoyed without diBCOi fort. A correspondent write* of tho ii tels there: .'Their board partitions s mere confidence traps, and every wh per sounds fruin roof to cellar. J jearu in this way more of my neighbor's cc jugal confidences in three daj-a thai ought to have known in thirty years.' During the firing of n salute nt t camp oT tho Fifth Mary lau d Regime nt Frederick, Md., on tho night of I Fourth, Frederick Randolph Stewart, company C, was mortally injured by t bursting of a swivel, and died yesten morning. Stewart was Iwenty-ffvo ye of ago, nnd had Berved in a New Yt regiment during tho war. "What aro you distnrbiug the wh boase with your yells in this way fo demanded a New Jersey landlord o guest whom he found lalo at night set iugly in pursuit of invisible foes, ( yelling at the top of his voice. '\ shouting tho battle cry of fieadoi answered tho guest, as ho weut ah with his search and his yells. Not to bo beaten: "My mamma's tho shiuingeat hair in all Buyswati "My mamma's got the curliest hail all London." "My mamma's got longes^ huir iu all England." " mamma's got the thickest hair in all world." "My mamma eau sit on hair." "My mamma eau take hers r I PM MC, A YANKEE WILL.-"Tho hard, oar way iu which some" Yankees "hate gers affords really a curious subject study." The other day Mr. J. S. W died, leaving ?70,000 to tho Univei ! of Vermont, nt Burlington, upon express condition that no col student should ever receivo a di of it. Tho writer of an obituary notice ? estimable lady said that the bore husband was "hardly able to beat demise of his wife. . Imagino his gust on 'reading iu print that thu rea ved husband was "hardly able lo tho chemise of his wife." GRAPHIC.-A warehouse firm in M received Friday n letter from a pla opening thus graphically: "Gentle When Cincimmtus abandoned his in tho field it was not, sirs, from mc of patriotism, but, I golly, ho was uing from grass!" Tho Now York reporters who wei Bostou with tho Ninth Regimen1 mauy sharp tbiugs ubout tho "I Tho host fcqnib, however, is that o Globe, which said: "At last wo hi greater than the Tope; Jim Fisk tho Pius Ninth!" Tho steamer Geuaral Maiiigatilt, ning between Charleston, Pee Dei Georgetown, struck what is snppos be a sunken wreck and weut down, ? lives lost. I A Chicago sportsman's idea of II? ?"1 would have it a boundless pi ' with au eternal September, und IM ! with me au overbuiltu' g>?? :iud a i j dy i n' dog." i A heartless old bachelor school-i at Ithaca, thu other day, tinmen flogged u liltlo girl eight .Years o' saying her Histor wouldn't have hi ' cause he had such un ugly nose. SUICIDE &#MM>mM-A. youDg physician, named. QbTayle^ Gifford, of Sooth Wilson". N{*gajr$ Cph'tfQfy commit? ted fuiieide'Jby iamptug'^from-; Goat Is? land bridge yesterday morrdng.j On the bridge waa idbod ft^ctte?dtrc?ted to his father, recommendip^ to' his--caro his wife. Pg?un'ary Ji?b?i?lep araeupposed to bo the Wai e., .' i ?j J^.? ? M ?n dmipjcat, ' French -pl^si'?lan says apples aro;nn adtairnbSo profiliylstic and tonic, as well as nTe?y nourishing and easily digested article pf food,,and tbat au increased consumption would have the,effect io,decrease.cases of dyspepsia a?d;*llUonB affections; ? '?!.'?? ' . " f H ? he?ever^n the "Friday superstition'' calle, a Cincinnati paper's attention lo.Um fact that it was on tbat maligned., if not unlucky, day that President Lincoln abd Mr. Yullandighqhi both received thfc shots ?hat caused their deaths. ;j "Washington is about'td lose one of its most ancient landmarks. . Willard's hotel is to bo dismantled, and.its well worn furnituro sohl to tho highest bid? der. Stolen, ^ ON MoDclpy, tho Sd Inst., In Mnn "iijr^nhiR, ? sin all bay HOUSE, togothor | Baddie and bridle, hall worn; amah saddle. English treei Said horse is tn fine"ordor;,bis hiud ankles *a little crooked; two email ?addle btlos and a erhall sear on his back; also, a cray bli spot on hts nose, where it was recently aord. Haid horae ia live years of kgb. !. I will pay twenty-five dollars reward for hie recovery-arid proof aulllcient to convict tho thief. H. D. THAMES, July ll 2 MaiiDinpr, 8. O. MW 0ASS1MEBE PMS, FORMERLY flo to tl8, wo ?are now making for 112. andi ?13, to cloac out our lino of French Gooda Light Cassi mero Suits at Cost. Now in tho time* to onlfr our perfect fitting SHIRTS, warranted to please. A few Ladies' TRAVELING TRUNKS, at ??.I ? . ,- ' . UjJ cost. *?- Call and Bo?ur? BARGAINS at Ju'y ll lt. fe W. O. SWAFFIELD'S. GROVER & BAKER'S ."? 4 AT H. C. SHUTER & GQSf WELL KNOWN DRY GOODS HOUSE. w E havu now on baud a coumleto Uno'of al) tho M ichinoa made by thia old and relia? ble Company, which ?e are prepared to offer ou tho moot accommodating terme. We BC ll theao Machines payable in small monthly in atalroeuts, which will enable th? purchaser J to pay for the Machine by work done.on them, or tho Machine "paya for ite'elf." 'Every ono knows theao to bc thc moot reliable Machino made, and wo refer to every person who owns R. C. SHIVER * CO. MANUFACTURER AND DEALER, No. 20 ll ay no street and Horlbcck'e Wharf. Charleston, S. C. This ia tho largest and most completo factory of the kind in the Southern States, and all articles in this line can bo furnished by Mr. I'. P. Toale at prices which defy competition., 49" A pamphlet with full and detailed list of all sizes of Doors, Sash ea and Blinds', and the prices of each, will bo sent freo and post paid, on application to July ll ilyr_P. P. ; TOALE. Wanted. AGOOD COACH RMITH, by SEAL, SION &, ROBINSON, _Jul.vJD 3 Abbeville Court Houne, 8. C. Jnst Arrived. A SMALL lot of very uno.. TU^lIOnSES and MULEa.lrW-^ ] A*4\^whlch will bo Hold low for W| L\ (I oaah. Apply at Bhlilpt DALT'S STABLES. July 9 2?_ AB8ombly stroet. SEWING MACHINES From Floe to Ten Dollars Apiece. BY calling at tho Wheeler ?fc Wilson's sales? room, aecond door below 1'ucEMx oRlce, you can buy tho COMMON SENSE and HOME KHOTTLE SEWING MACHINES, at from liv,' to toa (lullars apiece. J. S TU RS LEY, Aiiont Wheeler A Wilson's Sowing Maohiues. July'.) ? _. . fi Self-Sealing Fruit Jars. Lr lill E iTeat in market, at reduced pricer. ! _1 A small Int of ? Furo AIT LB BRANDY. Furn Peach Prandy. . Turo Cognac Brawdy. .... Furo Neutral Spirlta for putting up fruit for ? winter HBO. L?RICK * LOWRANCE. j July 8_ -_, FJ Spring Water Ice. ?ff y leo Machine is now in completo order, X and can furnish ICE to city and conn ? trv. This loo is frozen at alow temperature, min will ut flt very little hy Iriinennriutiou. ! Prien, ono dollar per one bund reit pounds; ; lesa quantity, ono und a h ilf couta per pdnud. Kn ada y open from V to IO A. M. . ; Julv'j" J. C. SEEGERS. 'BaHrof Valuable' Lands. . " ^J, -?yrpt?or.oFUioJaparior Oo?rL D Trf|l SfifcellXaWbo Conti Hoo.ee door to ?taua ^Cvllle, North Carqlina./pn WEDNESDAY. 10th day or *A?gfiat ne*t, T70OT?GREB OF LAN pi lying irr; th o.Cona ty bf ?rodell,'.on *he Catawba ltivcr and Lamqort'a Creek, 13 miles South of Ht atc-villo 27 mlte? North of Char lotte and about 6 miles WVHI of tho Atlantic,' Tonneaaeo and Ohio Railroad. Tho land will bp aold in lota aa tpHowe: -JC ? :.' -v* No. 1. con t aininpt 2?3 aerca, more or lee?, on which Dr. W. By ara nowilirnu. No. 2, cont MU i Dg 21M serna, mare ?r Ieee, adjoining Lota Noa. 1, 3, 4 and fl. No. 3. containing. 284' acres, adjuininp Non. 1,2 and 4. ". . -fm ? . . No 4, containing* 285 aerea, ndjoining Noa. 2,8,5 and Cy . No. 5, containing 200 acron, moro or leas, adjoiLiing. No*_? nuil G. . . .- . No. G," conlainhig 400 acree, on .which Gol. Al 8. Brown' np,w. fiveB, adjoining NOB. 2,,4 and 5?" .. . . On "these -landa are large,:bodios of fins River and Creek Bottoms,and amelo ut quantity of Woodland on each.tract.. On tho 400 Acre h act there ia a good Mill TIOUBO and Water. Power.'good Dwelling Bud ot h or build? ings- Good Watti on oaoh tract. These landa aro susceptible of the highoat utati) uf cultivation, the Up-tan de having a good clay'eubsoH, and will produce Cotton; Tobacco, Wboat, Corn and the' other grain and gruge crjppa; and aro sold aB the landa be. longing, to th.? catato of the late.JamesS. Byar*), for an?ete. " - TEUM3- On'e-lialr in abc-rrionthB; the ba' Danoo iq twelve months with interest from day of eale.T'Tho pnrchaaor may p?vone-third or tho whole of bia hid any timo after the salais confirmed. Bond with approved ee'c?rity will be required >for the purchase' money. The litio wdl bo retained mit iL full payment ia ai ado, ' Persons/niahipgto ace tho landa will nieaeo ' call upon'Col. A. 8. Brown or Thoa. Peaton, E?.q. ?.C.1 A. CARLTON, Administrator de bonis non ot James 8. Byar?. JULIO 30 _. . s ;. : Imo . Just Received, A SELECT aaeortmenl ofDQOB BELLS, A. GONOS. LOOKS', NIGHT LATCHES, Ac All kinda Sowing. Machine NEEDLES couatautly on band. Fine Looks made to order, and repairing of all kinda done prompt? ly. ' F. A.'BOHNEIDEB, Gun and Locksmith,' Plain etrcet. Jone 18 . . ' . Red Asb Coal-$15 Fer Ton. IAM prepared to furnlnh tho above COAL, in quantities from one to fifty tons, at $15 pei ton, delivered in any part of tho city. Omora cHU bo loft at, L?rick <fc Lowrance's or A. Palmer's. Ton 2,00plbs. ?. J. HABPEB. Jane 29 - r - ff " ' Imo? "~~ Coal! Poal!? Cosil!! .. rJHIE undositjeed baa mada arrangement! ja. with parties in . Charleston, and is pre? pared to famish COAL at HS per ton of 2.000 waight,. cash ' oh- d?llvery.' -Ordere ' left at Greenville Railroad Office, over South Caro.? liuaBank and Tnut Company.promptly at? tended to. TQOS. J. MOORE; AgonL Jone 18 _.' ' -_;- . Imo Wooli Wooli tyooll WAFTED to bny 30 ODO pounds of WOOL fur oaah. BL AK ULT A GIUBES, " Columbia, 8. CV ea? Newberry' Herald, Abbeville Pr?t? ant Banner, Fairfield i/erntd-eaob. copy four timei and forward billa to thia office.. Juno 15Imo THE MORRIS COTTON* GIN: HAS DISTANCED ALL OTHERS, AND ia warranted to do it again. For fut particulars, relative to tboae machinoa adilreaa E. MOURIN, June 18 3mo " Columbia, 8. C. Pickled Tongues, Beef, &c. JUST oponod, eboice Fulton Market BEEF Choice Pickled Tongues, Choice Sugar-Curea Hame, ' Choice Sacar Cured StripB, Choice No. 1 Mackerel. Fur ?ale low by JOHN AGNEW A 8QN. Congress Water. -g i\ OASES for a?le low by J.W Juno 17 PEPI BYMMER8. Refined Oil. ?OTTON SEEDiLEFINEP OIL, by.tbe,*?; lon or. barrel. Also, in glasse, pinta an quatta. For gale low/ ! : *E. HOPE. Tax Notice. < i OFFICE OF COUNTY AoniTon.BicnLA?m Co., COLOMBIAN S. C., June 28.. 1871. IN.purananoe of an Act of the Genera) Az sombly, at its last session, my office is *^ lumhia will be open on and after tho 1ST DA OF JULY next, to receive the returoB of Pe) sonal Property of the tax-pay era of thia Com ty fox tho year 1871. Blanke can bo obtainod at thia office. T?xjp?ycts/it?reqinred to. enter on blanl all tranaferaot cur?baa,?a,x>t real entarte, ar also all hew .-bull din g 6 ?r?c^led/alncu .rast r ?iiru.- r- v. ",. ? y Bj J A VT YA . - Wh ero tax-pay t?ra neeloct Rnjdfb tbef*? turns, the County Auditor IB cohipallecl, i l o rr, to c h n r g o t h e?r .^i t ti'lu*. re tarni o fyi previous ye^c aou- add fifty per. oeut. there ae penalty/ ? '* J. CALNAN,' ,Tniie2p ' Audttor RiobUad p(innty. KT. ZION < SCHOOL, WISNSUOIUVB. ?. .n ll THE FALL SEBST?^J or: 18 AT?3?\. will open <m MONDAY; July 81, OJ JujfJBBI^c?ntinrie twenty we.c-kfe,. The ooul ^SBSSot rnetrnction is' claaalokT. eoie VydiBy litio' an? commercial,. affo?di thorough preparation for:? ?niti aity ooaree or for bowness life. For circula: address r, M> M. FABRJW, July G |18_ Principal CHER?liE? SPRINGS. Eight MUet from impart anbury C. M.,8. C ? ritn-Lji HOTEL openjjtane lat, 18 ?lgSKlab' Board "per mOnt?r t.10; r ITHHHRgb^ week 112; per day & 60. T r ilarw 1 'I ' ta Chalybeate, and ooul and pleasant to the taste. Sao prov efl! ca clo na In oaring Liver Complaint, I); pcpaia.- Kidaej' /)i?eaaeij} ?i?ter, Drop* hiarrhde., Cutanoona AfTeptiona, Chilla-a Fever, UonerM DcWJiijr? and" many other ! or s klpdrad nature. Tho tablO'wlU.-ho p Yido?.with tho heat the counter a??otfdB, a ovory attention given to viiltote, calcnlai to mak? their stay plOBB&nt.^. Mineral a Free?tend hathh; . QnfuW Callina rent. Hacks rna dedlv tO?t*f? Spruijje fr Siiartanbnrg.'" U. O.SOBITKR, Froprletoi 8partanburg C. H., "5. C J. L. Worronn, M. D'., Mahager. June 22_'_th tn 1 SHIEXTDS fit COLUMBIA, B. C., Palmetto Iron Works, MANUFACTURERS ol STEAM ENQIe and BOILER8. Baw, Qriat and C i, all eizea, all kinda of Agricultural piemonte, liouae and Store Fronte. Iron J) ih?', Irnii and Brass'OkBtlhgfShafting, 1 love and Hangers-made toordor. 'ALSO, M?nnfacturer? of UTLEY'8 1MPROV LEVER COT PON1 PRESS, which was awar the first premium in North Carolina, So Carolina, Alabama and Louifiana last We also niapuraeturo tho DIXIE SCH COTTON PUESS-a cheap arid durahlu I Send for circulare. i Ordere tilled on short notice and on ri reasonable terms^_June 24 3r I Bhickwell'M genuiuo Durham Smoking I baceo at POLLOCK'S.