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KoNiaannHO, PRUSSIA, July. 01.- TLu Archbishop of Eitnbaud has pronounce*:' sentence of major exconimbnicutior agiliiu?, JD:; nV.iuiuu, and dire'ots fha it ho read; from _ all' tho pulpits, in hi diooese. ? .'. BERUH, July 31.-The journ ey mei . mason? .of this' city have.' ?struck wari and appointed u ooriim?Ueo .to , confe wikh the masters. With a view ta mon speedily aooomplish .tho object of tin strike, a resolution' has beon 'adopted that it is tho duty of ail unmarried ma sons to leave Baj|in'?ud fibek 'temporar; work elsewhere. A >.:'l li ??. "> .>??' -' PABTsrJAlyj 1Jl".^The.^coeptance o the resignation oTJulea FayrajF as Mini ?ter? of, Foreign 'Affairs, ls' confirmed President'-Tbiora "is consulting witl General .Cissy with a view to increaaini the ?rmy.' : The- h^V?beV.iprOommnniBt awaiting..trial is 32.000; lu order t< render-possible; the. disposition of agrea number of casca, a'biii baa been intro doced io the Assembly increasing th number of judgert, aid irestrioti^ns fror, those." ja'dges wup havant any time com mittedtthemseives'against, tbo -Versaille Government; 1 The result of'.-the fir* and /anpplo'mo ii tfiry .'. bice ti on s 1 for me ^ heirs. p% W96 twUH? Ww ? Q?u ?? of-1. pari has been declared. Tho Council iaodin poKod' of -thirty-eights1 Conservative! Bevon beau? and ton TJItroiv.' .Thiora, reply in to tba delegation- from tho oaaupiod prc . vinpe^Tri^?r^-j^ tl* ocohpat?op.'byGermuil .troops'"wp ti fd b limited tp Champagne1 and Lorraine. LON??ON. J?ly 3L-Tbo Sousa of Coa mons, to-night, passed a hill granting a allowance of ?15:000 to Prfnb? Arthn? by 2T5i.tb:tL'-; ' fiii** VERSAILLES, Angust?.-Tho Assembl voted only on imports, to which tbei was no opposition. The-tax on'raw mi ferial; iou\udirig cotton, hua .b?eu poa poped TOr future consideration. ' Boil Bi. August" 1.-Tho olee tic a ia tl: Roman ? Statoa was apathetic; 1 Tw< thirds pf -, the voters abstained. . Modi rato Candidates generally wet-o' a ucees f?L ..? V'? U! ." Vi: i ?ioO LONDON, August 1.- Tho voto of coi sore Wai* defeated in tho House of Lord The .Government was defeated; ip tL House, on un arcondjmon t to Ibo ?lectic bill*.' h.*,nM?v?i . n There jajjrowiug uneoaiuoss over, tl progress 01 tne tihjbtar?o^"Tt has not"y posa ed the con finca/of Russia, by tho r galar reate, aud all possible precautio have been taken. - Regulations to pr vent 4tol: progress by sea have 'also be< a'doptod, th?hgli 'Oases haye, appeared Hull, which is ou tho 'South. 'Einigt! tion f rom I North Germany to Ameri haa oomm?poed. The Aldermen met at Guildhall, a: granted six mouths' leave of absence Recorder'XJuarney, to aot as comm sionet1'dnder tho Washington treaty. OONSTANT^OPIIB; August 1,-The pg lioatton of a Turkish nowapapor ,w stopped by the Government, in. cont quenco of on attack upon the Pope . its columna. . '?[ NIGHT DESPATCHES, M? LONDON, August 1.-Prince Artha pension bf ?15,000 ' per annum ha^j passed both houses, has received . i royal anent.. There is but,ono oholora pase, at Ht and steps have been taken tq.looalizp 1 disease. - 1 ..? TbbT?ake o?^acclenohI??jj,l, opd * not 'he. ^ble to preside nt the c?l?br?t: of th? centenary of Sir Walter Scott. Marshal .Bazaine ie in Loudon. . PARIS, August 1.-Cholera has penrod in tho-South of France.M suresha ve, ? been adoptad to pro vent aproad, if poaaible..- ;.. < > 1 iVd, Amcrtsatt Itftelliaoace. : 1,: .) N9ON DESPATCHES..] d'? <E%EW OOrrON~NKW COUNTERI?EIT8 AND OAPB Ol* A COUNTERFEITER-7WREC? THE STAT BN ' ISIiAND FERRY BOAT Dp TER-DEFEAT OF SI'ANIA RD 8 IN CUP DESTRUCTIVE EIRE AND BTOBM-GABI . DI 80 ?B?1 IONS - RECEPTION OF FOB! MINISTERS -rROOEEDINCS OF DE NT AI SOOIATION, AO., AO. Nsw YORK, july 31.-Tho ship Ant t?o brought 100 bales of Mobile coi for Liverpool. Thirty-flvo bales 0 last week from Sherman, Texas, ?ia 1 souri, Kansas and other railroads, 1 WASHINGTON, August 1.-Tho Pi dent ha? returned and a 'foti dabin on the spot. - Soheelzer, the Miuleter of the Gen Empire, presented his credentials. tiBP&rloLJi?iL?f the IJnMS St pp?)\BanJi ^f.^aahington ?ufo ci i^^lffl srrested charged 1 ccjj^iv. .o.ti?g-, nC??c? ?li? memphis .HEW XC-RUV August l.-Tbe ates Manhattan reports that ou the 3ist Abfl?oom.I'tiauJhh'onso UearlOgN, W West, ItS^Jrr*Passed ?jjfoikok eohooder, wi^h bowo ont d?'>ft??r spars alongside! This io & ve'ry dat oas wr'eot?it lyjlpai in tho tta?^pr ve going down and up. v v Npw YOBK,.August 1.-Th? des the S ta toby Island f steamboat "dis amount to B?venty-nin?; wounded 1 of whom probably two-thirds will I v light, but up to noon DO result. ! The Sun says, the Spanish,' nuder Pa I lauco, were.completely defeated by Que R anda, a few dayfl afjer^audipg. with a los i of 250 killed and oOO wounded. The society of Turners of this city -about 2,000 strong, sent' a request las night to the committee of the Italiat Union, stating their'wish to join th? Italian national procession, OD the 25tl inBt. Tho.request will be carefully con sidered next Monday night. NIGHT DESPATCHES. CiiAjUiKSTON, .AuguBt1 i,-t-Arrived steamefs James Adgor, New" York;> Se Gull, Baltimore. BOSTON, August 1.- During a storr at Haverhill four barns were struck nut one burned, with several valuable horses The mail steamer Delta, from Bernau da, reports a tire at. Point a Pitrie, Gau daloupo, by which nearly the whole tow was destroyed. 30,000 people are witt out shelter. Sugar ready for Bhippin was destroyed. The town was reboil entirely of wood after its destruction b an earthquake in 1843. Tho fire is sup poiedto.be incendiary. NBTV YORK, August 1.-United State Commissioners Belknap and Lowe bav -been busily engaged all day makin arrangements for a thorough investigt ti'ou into tho cause which led to thee} plosion of the Westfield. They are d< termined to make full and searohin inquiry, and elicit snell facts as will dil close where . n?gligence or culpabilit existed, For this, purpose, numeroi witnesses have been summoned to test ii in tho cuso, and tho probability is thi the investigation will commence to-mo row, before the commissioners. WASHINGTON, August 1.-Felix B. Bu not bus beeb appointed Indian Gomnii Bioner, vice Parker, resigned. A Cabinet session to-day was attonde by all tho members excepting Cross wei who was represented by one of bis nssi tauts. The consultations took wie range, and many important subjects WeJ considered ; besides which, a larf amount of routine business,' whioh bs accumulated .^heavily sinco tho last se sion, 'WaV_di^oB.ec|Joir'.'....The _Pleasantoi BoatwotrInaMr^Mfp ^was a topic of coi mderatiodV IjuV?lh?J discussions were ni oharact?mea \?f&hy differbhberdn tl point of aldjaaUug tho difficriHie* by BU porting ttic^^^l^'Of.^the'Treasur It may, tuexeJorW,"bp;cqiis?dorud certa thut Pl casan ttrh* wdt-beTomOved,' and is more than probable that Deputy Got missioner Douglass will succeed hil .Tho quos t i? ri of np pointing au ar bi tr tor.under tho Washington treaty was feature- of today's consul tatiou, ai ' without poaitiV?/;oficial endorsement, I oap be etat?'d thiltr ia ail probabili Charles Francns?dams w^I?.^o d?sign?t . to that oiiioo byr1the ?ubrotRry of State Tho debt etatSm?n^hows a reductii ?of S8,20O?0?O;1iW&,bianco 893,000,Ot currency $8,OP0^QuX'^Dpriug July, t amount of Daflopjir^bank currency sudd was $1,7^000. Under tho la tba Bani o amo?'rlt't?f Ah ree percents mi .be retired, '''-^^T-'--' Mr.;Yon Schloser, the now Germ Minister, was pru sen ted to the Preside to-day. -Tba ene to in a ry speeches w< made. .* In accepting the credentials, t President said: Vin addition to the t arising from tho extensive commero intercourse and from the mutual in rest whioh, in common, bind the Uni! I States, and Germany, there isa furtl i bond between them, from the oirou j stance that many of our best citizens i natives of your country." Mr. West \ berg, from.the King of Netherlands, \ also presented. The Presideut appointed several pc m asi ors at unimportant stations to-da ; Miss Phoebe Carey, sister of Alice : dead. [ Probabilities-The low barometer i ; probably continue in Iowa ou Wedc day, and local storms' are probable i to-day from Missouri Northwards. Si -lar storms of large dimensions are p b-ibly now extending from Virginia t Ohio North-eastward. No import general changea in the weather are it oated for Wednesday. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA. , Aug 11.-The eleventh session of the A rican Dental Association common here this morning, pursuant to adjot merit, Dr. W. H.- Morgan, ol ' Nashvi Tenn., providing. Forty-five merni were present, and considerable accessi are expected by to-night's train. 1 association agreed to hold a mon ?nd ."eyoDlng session. Without tn acting any important business, association adjourned until half-pa o'clock. ? In the morning session, Judd read e paper on dental physioh which wuo'discussed at length by 3 Atkinson, Taft and others. It went . to the next morning session. The i ons standing committees were then pointed. At 6 o'clock, the associa adjourned until 10 o'clock, Wednei morning.' The association will bi session Bovoral days. Among the arrivals last night, < ex-Seoretary of the Interior, Ji Thompson and family. A Vicksburg man who set a sp gun in his ohioken house found hie a widower a few honts afterward, saya ho will tell his BOCO nd wife whe puts a gun there again, o's Dteah Swift- says that all knowl beyoRd tho morely domeatio redden meg ? Vain and, cou coi tod; %. that.-'an; cated wife would learn to despise The editor of an Eastern paper, ing rocoived n bank note detector turns thanks, nod modestly asks some bank notes upon which to tet accuracy. The homoeopathic dootors are m pro vom ont on the other sott. ' Tbej eist tn writing about lycopodium calcar?a in oonnootion with Polypus jandura. Dinner, breakfast,- tea dnd d( plates, at private sale, at D. 0. Pei & Son's. LIVERPOOL, August 1-Noon.-Cotton ?iraned quiet-uplands 8% ; Orleans 9>?. LONDON, August 1-Noon.-Consols 93j&@93&, ?Bonds 03. FRANKFORT, August 1.-Bonds 963^(2) 96%. LONDON, August' 1-Evening.- Con? sols 93^@93X. Bonds 93^. PARCS, August 1.-Rentes 55f. 47o. LIVERPOOL, August 1-Evening. Cotton closed quiet; sales 8,600 -bales; speculation and export 1,000. Man? chester advices heavy. NEW YORK? August 1-Noon.-Flour dull; Wheat and . corn quiet. Pork steady, at 13.62@13.75. Cotton quiet and. steady--middling uplands 19%; Or? leans 20^; sales 400 balea. Freights strong. Stocks dull but strong. Gold steady, at 12??@12??. Governments steady but dull. States dull aud steady. Tonnessees .very strong. Money easy, at 2@3. 7 P. M.--Cotton steady; ?ales 2,156 bales-uplands 19%? Flour-Southern dull and lower; common to fair extra 5\40@6.50; good to ohoioe 6.55@9.00. Whiskoy 96. Wheat heavy-spring 2o. 16war; new red and amber Southern 1.35 @1.42J4. Corn active oud in large home demand, at 60@66. Rice 7??@8K Pork steady. Beef dull. Lard-kettle 10%. Freights firmer. Money 2@3. Sterling 10. Gold 12??@12)?. Go? vernments Bteady; 62s Tennesset s strong and active; new South Carolinas active but not strong; other States heavy.' Tenuessees 73; hew 73. Virgi? nias 61; new 72. Louisianas 65; now .61; levees 63; 8s 8-1. Alabamas 99 <?; 5s 67. Georgias.81; new 92. North Curo linas 42; now 25. South Carolinas 72; new 55. ?.' CINCINNATI, August 1.-Flour quiet and weak. Corn dull, at 60@5i. Pork unsettled, atl2.75@13.00; olosiug nomi? nal at inside rate.. Lard nominal, at 9%. Bacon drooping and holders anxious shoulders 6%; clear aides 8*^. Whiskey 93. . ; . i LOUISVILLE, August 1.-Flour in fair demand. Corn steady, at. 68. PrOVi- ? sions duli and weak, at previous prices. 1 Whiskey 93; ST. Louis, August 1.-Flour firm. Corn dull. Whiskey 91. Pork duli, at 14 00?ll 25. Bacon dull for order lots -shoulders 6%; . olear sides 8%@9, Lard-ohoioo kettle 9^. BAI/TTOORE, AuguBt 1.-Flour in im? proved demand.. Wheat active. Corn steady,. ., Pprk 115.00. - Bacon weak shoulders 7@7??. Whiskey unobauged. Cotton dull and nominal-middling 19% @20; receipts 07 bales; stock 1,053. NEW ORLEANS, August 1.-Flour firmer-super - G. ?0?5.25; doable 6.00? 6.76; treble 7.00@7.60. Corn easier mixed 7<)?72; white 76. Pork dall and depressed, at .15.00. Bacon dall, at 7?9^. Lard dull and nominal-Meroe lQ%@jXQK'f ke8 Uj^f Sugar in good demand-yellow 12>?. Whiskey quiet, at 92@1 02J<?. Cotton firm-middling 1V>4@17%; .receipts 157 bales; saleB 1,300; stock 43,978. Munna:, August 1.-Cotton dall-mid diing 18>?; receipts 43 bales; sales 100; stock 8,579. NORFOLK, August, 1.-Cotton dull low middling 17%(a}18; receipts 41 bales; stock 516. CHARLESTON, August 1.-Cotton dull -middling 18>?@19; receipts 291 bales; stock 3.252, WILMINGTON, August 1.-Cotton quiet -middling 19^; receipts20 bales;stock 702. . SAVANNAH, Angust?.-Cotton irregu? lar-middling 18X@18%; receipts 91 bales; sales 25; stock4,928. BOSTON, August 1.-Cotton dull and lower-middling 20>jj @ 20; receipts 508 bales; sales 250; stock 6,000. GALVESTON, August 1.-Cotton dull and lower-good ordinary 16>? ; receipts 15 bales; salea 100; stock 11,773. OBITUARY. Died, in Augusta, Georgia, on the morning of tho 28th July, of congestion of the brain, Mrs. ELIZABETH 8. LEWIS, wiro of Andrew W. Lewin, and daughter of the late Samuel I'oarso, formerly of this city. WE COMMEHCB, os WEDNESDAY, AUfJUST 2, TO REFIT OUR RETAIL HOUSE. THE ST O C K Will ho exhibited ia our Wholesale and Carpet Rooms, ZCTBAKOK Off TAYLOR STREET. j.'. Great Bargains Will be offered to make room for oar FALL STOCK. Angl_W. P. LOVB A co. Whooping Gough Candy.i HERE is something for children suffering with Whooping Gough, Oronp, Goughs. Ao. A pleasant medicine in the form of Ideaos, effootual io allaying coughs, croup, oolds. Koop the patient under the influonco of the modioine contained in thia candy; will allay tho violenco of the couch. At Juno lj ? ? HEINIT8H'B Drag Store. D. O. Peixotto & Sou have a beautiful assortment of china, glass and granite ware, at private sale. tells as of ap, i ascot se-Vu, willi turi micro acopo, of which 27,000, Oto would only equal ??ju^t'e.1 . InBeotsjp^ 'wridus idodo may bo seed lu the cavities of a'grain of I sand. Mouhi vis n forest of beautiful trees, wit uv-Hho ? branches, leaves and fruit. Butterflies are fully feathered. Hairs are-hollow tubes.. Tho surface of our. bodies, is covered with scales like a fish; a sipglo grain of sand would cover 150 of these scales, and yet a scale covers 500. pores. Through .these narrow open? ings tho sweat .forcea itself liko water 'through asiere. Tho milos, make 500 steps a second. Each drop of stagnant water contains - a world of animated beings swimming with as much liberty us whales in tho sea. Each loaf bas a colo? ny of insects grazing on it, like cows on thu'meadow. ? young Prussian officer, who, as the story goes, doubted tbo love of his affi I anced bride, requested one of his friends, ufler the bottle qt Gravelotte, to inform her that ho had been killed, and to re? port to him how'she bore the nows. The result was thal; the girl committed sui? cide;; and the lover, shocked at tho trage? dy heliad sb unwittingly caused, became a raving maniac, and is now an inmate of tho asylum in Berlin, where he is regard? ed as incurable. Tba youug officer might havo remembered Cervantes' sad ?story of impertinent curiosity, aud have been restrained from trying so danger? ous, und what, in this instance, .has proved ?0 fatal an experiment. GUI Billy W-. of Fluvauua County, Ohio, was dying. Ho was an ignorant mau, and a very wicked ono. Dr. D-, au excellent physician, and a very pious man, was attending him. Tho! old fellow asked for bread. The doctor ; approached tho bed-side, and in a very solemn tone remarked : "My dear fellow, man cannot live by bread alone." "Nol" said the old felltuv, reviving; "be's I 'bleeged to have a few wegafcables!" A drunken fellow, with a box of matches in his pocket, lay.down on the side-walk in Muscatine, the other day, to enjoy a quiet snooze. While rolling over in his sleep, the matches took fire. Awakening, he MU ulled the.air conspicu? ously, smelt the burning brimstone, and ejaculated, "Just aa I expected, in li-ll (hio) by .hokey." Wooden clothespins are an article of export from Massachusetts. 300,000 dozen of them havo been sent from Bos? ton to different ports' of Europe within two months. Wooden i pails and wash- [ boards are also exported largely. The towu of Winchendon is the headquarters of tho wooden manufacturo in this conn try. The Kickapoo Indians kick both ways. Part of them live in Mexico and part in tho United States, and it seems that those in the United States maraud into Mexioo aud those in Mexico maraud j into the United States, the two divisions. ?doubtless sharing the profits after the manner of civilized mon. Let parents make ovory possible effort to have their children go to sleep in a pleasant humor. Never scold or give lectures, or in any way wound a child's feelings OB it goes to bed. Let ul I banish business and every worldly cure at bed? time, and let sleep come to a miud at peace with God abd all the world. A lady had a favorite lap-dog which ehe called Perchance. "Astrang;* name," said somebody, "fur a beautiful pi t, ma? dam. Whero did you find it?" "Oh," drawled-she, "it was named from By? ron's dog. You remember whero he | says, 'Perchance my dog will bowl.' " Henry Ward Beecher says: "There is nothing more offensive to mo than to be greeted in that rough, religious way, 'Well, brother, how is your soulto-day?' " That is perfectly natural. No ouc likes to havo his little imperfections rudely invaded or exposed. Two colored men in Charleston, while registering, were asked who they were going to vote for; they replied, "Goo. Wagenor." They woro sot upon by a number of excited darkies and badly beaten. A child named Allen G. Brown died in New York on Friday from a blow in? flicted in Watts streets by an older boy named Dumphy, with a chair rung. The latter has been arrested. A celebrated wit was asked if he kuow Theodore Hook. "Yes," ho replied; "Hook and eye are old acquaintances." Mr. S. M. West, a woll known resident of Wilmington, N. C., died suddenly^ from a hemorrhage, on Monday. In Wyoming Territory, the brido fur? nishes tho ring and the parson's fee, and the bridegroom does the fainting. The books in the library bolongiug to the British Museum occupy twelve miles of shelving. Miss Phelps says there is no uso quar? reling with a woman, the press, a rail? road company, or the telegraph. A man in Le?ksville, N. C., it is said, has invented a boat that will sail up stream hy the action of the current. I "Will you have me, Sarah?" said a young man to a modest girl. "No, John, but you can have me, if you will." Work has been commenced on the new Mosonio Temple in Charleston. NEWS TUE Proprietor o? the "LITTLE STOKE" has just returned from New York with a neat assortment of Choice Goods. Cheapest yet of tho season. Gall and seo, at Tnly 27 C. f? JACKSON'?, Matti Rt. Feeding- Oats. O?\(\ B?BHEL8 P?IME HEAVY OATH. ?UU July 27 E. HOPE. THIS Machino, which is^now offered 'ftV .aa?d; surpasses any of ita SRO. 1 lils ase* ful, ch?np and durable. 'Any boy or girl aan operate with it. For tho table,, it has not pu. equal. For tho aiok room, it uUuds unrival? ed. For the uurning molbor, ita iutrhiaio val no ia' Inestimable; aa.lt fans 'to reat'the" (ittlo darlings, and keep? them freed from trouble. No family iiboiUd bo. without ooo. Aa a labor-Having Machine, it aavt-g. the biro of ono servant. Aa an in veal mont, there fa I nothing over offered to tho public in which,an activo, energetio man can inako more m?nev at. It ia tho alaotiine for tho times. $1,000,000 I worth will.ho ?old. Any man with ordinary, on orgy can mako from $15 to $100 por week, clear of kit expenses. ' Can be soon at I. Balsbach er's Jewelry Store. JOHN WOOLLEY. <-, \ Agent for Itlohtand County, July 28_P. Ot Address. Columbi ft.' Store Boom for Sale, or .to Lease fori One or More Year?, in the Town nf | Union. IOFFER for salo or lea BO tho STORE BOOM lately occupied by me ia tho town of Uni?n. ti. C. It is located in tho most business part of Main street, near tho Court Houeo. 'It is twonty-?vo feet wide and sixty-fire feet deep, with a good Dry Cellar under it, of tho natue sizo. It han good and all necessary fixtures I for tho Dry Goode, Clotbing, Boote and Shoe?, or Hardware and Grocery butnneas. I have occupied the Btand over twenty year?, and believo it to bo puo pf. tho heat looations | for business in the lip-couhlrv. Apply soon. TH OH. McNALLY, Union C. H., 8. C. Jnty29_ ' 0 Smoked Herrings. 4)AA BOXES SMOKED HERRINGS, jost j?\ r\ J received and'for. sale, at flftv cents pur box, by_JOHN 'AGNEW & SON. The Georgia din THIS ie the third seaton we have sold these GINS, and baye po'vor bad a Single com? plaint. We offer thom with renewed confl? uence, at moderate prices and reasonable terms. L?RICK Sc, LOWRANCE. Ag ta.. Joly-13 ?rno Columbia. 8. O. SEND THE OL&D TIDINGS AHHO?DI CHILLS AMP nm Wwi Heini tah s Great Medioine, KIKT?-OBltli CURS? : '. >-,i?-rdsTtrr? ctfk?t 1 'llA: SEND all the incurable case's. One bottle ' is all that need be taken. Banish pain! I Banish 'suffering! Td the affliotcd this ls tieVj ings of groat joy.. ! ':;.i>... I havo boen oared. J. A. DAVIS. I havo been cured. C. B. THOMAS . I havo been cured. J A. ElktftS.' I have been cared. J. H. Dis mu: a. I have-boen cured. D. Wans, f I have been curoil. M. C, Loo AN. All can bo corea by calling on EEINITHH. aud get a bettie of this great medicine. Pto-'' pared only by ii . . E. H. HKIS?TSH. . At his Drug H toro, oppoaito 1'nutNLX.o?Uoo. July 25 j - " ' r ' ; ' ' fIStandard Medicines. C HKIN ITH H'.S Oreat blood Modiclne QUEEN'S DELIGHT. . Ueiuilab's Chill Curo, warranted, Hciniteh'a Gorman Horse PoWder. HeinitshM'Crinieon Totter Wash. Heinit?h's Tftrand WildCherryCough Care. | HeiDi**h'n Quaker Liniment. Heinitsh's Stanley Cough Syrnp. Let tho.people try thom. They stand or fall upon tho Verdict' br tho people. To this test ! the proprietor invites the soarohing disorimt-1 nation of all. F?rjenlo only at ..j HEXNITfcH'S Drug Btore, July 7 t ' . OppoBitoPb ce nix office Health, of Horses, Males, Cows, i SICKNESS and death of stock isofio of tho greatest discouragements of tho, farmer.; Tue cause of their death may be beyond oar control, hut very many canon, indeed, nine | casen out of ten, tho disease may be traced to Indigestion, Derangement of the Bowels, Debility. Where thia in the case, we always have a remedy at haud: HEINITSH'S OER M4.N HOUSE POWDER. With7, this groat horne medicino you are protected from loss. For Weakness, Indigestion, O vor-worked II or H OH, no better preventivo medicine van be given. Try it. For salo only by E. H. H?INIT8H, . July 7 f Wholesale and Retail Druggist. Gleaveland Mineral Springs, (VORMEEIL,Y WILSON'S.) 55 Aftff? West of Charlotte, IT. C. rilli E subscribers, having associated them JL eelvoa in tho management of these Springs, would announce to their frioDds and thu public that tho Heute ia now open for the reception of visitors. To thone who have- teated tho virtues of thf-BO extraordinary waters, it ia deemed un? necessary to eay anything by way of com? mendation, bnt to others thoy confidently as Htirc satisfaction if they will make trial of the healing properties of tho waters for ouly a short timo. We pledge ourselves to spare neither pains i nor expenae in order to render all who may favor us with a call as comfortable as possi? ble. I ii pro H peet of an abundance of (supplies, we have adopted the following Beale of REDUCED CHARGER: If ovor 10 day?, at.fl.60pvr day. If not over 10 dare,..' 1.75 '* Bingle day. 2 60 Children 1.3tween tho ages of two and eight years, and colored servants, at half ratea. Washing on reasonable terms. lt is expected that the Western Division of ] the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad will bo completed, to within a mile or two of the Springo at an early day. J.J. BLACKWOOD, Jnno j t_R. M. OAT ES. FUESEE H?tJ> ??0LI W E open this day a fresh lot of DRY GOODS, Direot from first hands, Having po old stock to work off, we BIIOW hew and fresh Goods, at Bull Times Prices. : We ask especial attention and examination of our low price SASH RIBBONS. Remember, the only place in tho city to pro? curo those desirable goods ie at POUTER & STEELE'S. June 14_,_._ Call and examine the heavy stock of granite and glass now offered at a great sacrifice, at D, G. Peixotto k Son's. TTrT?i'-Tiinntr ira Fore olotrafe o? Mort gage. ,-oii8#SfcTirwBftnkror?olnmbi?, 1 'by tbo Columbi* Oil Company, tu foreclose tho mortgage of tbo said Columbia.Oil Oom-, pauy to Uio^aJdoCitiaoneVSavinge: B?uk, of I' Columbia, and t? enter apon and to sell all and eiogular tho mortgaged promises herein? after described; ?ortho pasp?se of Satisfying?': their debt; the said mortgage ie hereby de? clared to be foreclosed, and the said Colara V?A Oil Company forever barred of ??f claim - or equity of redemption in the premie?a; ahd uod'-T the oimo power an aforesaid, the un? dersigned windell,'.at'pabfle -auction, befbrs ' thu Oonrt Honeb,- at Oolmnbia.-on tho FIBBT ' MONDAY in Augustnert: ..... .=. . All that certain lot of LAND, sitaste and being in the city of Columbia, in the County ? Of Richland, and State of South Carolina, conBieting of one sanare in said city, oon I talning four a cf oa or land, mora- or lesa, and" ! bounded by Wheat, Bio?, lincoln and Gads? den streets, with ali the buildings and erec? tions on said Iot'of land, how" used. for the purposes of an Oil Mill, and all tho Engines. '. Oil Presses and machinery of any kind what-, soever, in and upon said promise*. Term? oash. - W. MARTIN, President Citizens' Saviugs Bank of South' Carolina._. / July 9 t RE AD TH?^I^ "Y^.r). take pleasure in calling the special attention of the trade to oar Urge and well soloctod stock of Ladies, Misses, Chi ld ren, Men and Boye' inn m mm. Which we are soiling at , MAN UFA CTURER'S PRICER. Give na a call, and examine before yon bay. j. H. & Mi LF; Kmmjfr: > Olqtnid ii .?..Ti}! ad t> /ilSt?ni TO Dealers and Those* in W?nt ....j i: fn.-'l ii - .-.iiitli'T ti. BBY.OOO?S, " .>.-. Ulai f - jil tlU . . . '..)/. :*.:H.\X tul " v h- ' y .. . : ><; ... . ? Dilti fyi 7 't??t*'?* : ? r ld I . . . ? ..-'fi . '.. j-, ? ?i haye now fn.'?t?re a fait line of tho . newest and moat : f-1 ' ' -i ' I '? p" MW - ? . : tr 1 ? - - i\ i-ey?-ti u*y? . P AM IO S A BLE P OM, :; Of domestic, Frenoh and English manufac? ture, which we guaran* JO, at all timoe, to sell aa low, if'hot at lesa pri?es, than any hottse in Columbia, hu vi',g oar Goods" from the largest and 'most celebrated establishments io tho Un fi wi States. And as we deaire to' please all, wo hare now in our house .(bel Bjpjg; G?L?AXKP9, ":>';' OP*. J'? " .;;\ EVEEX CLASS OF : >.'. " '. ?Ml i-j;?ijfl[q From the lowest to the highest, and we feel confident that ?ll thoeo fa tonne HB with ah order from .a' distance will.he pleasedt*w!> aatisflodjbat' * . "J* > O U R H o tr s?? J . .'. i. i f-l'tt 1; ,tt*'. '> . ff ; ?i_ , " .18 ? ??d tiv*d t THB OJ^B 1 . . ' . >. I. . ?jv ' IT j: ?j- : In thin city to doal with. We will, upon application, sand promptly, by mal), full linea of campte* of thoa* kind of' Gooda desired and specified by our friends and CUB tomo ra. All orders aooonp anted by cash amounting to $25 and over, delivered in any part of the State free of freight charges. Those unaccompanied, will bo cont O. O. IV. Wo roapectfully solicit ordora, which will receive the prompt and personal attention of ono of tho firm. Our pricer bebtg low, wa think we caa render satisfaction to all. Giv* na a trial. J. H. ?VH, L. KIHAE?), -, HayS_COLUMBIA, fi. ?. IOS COLD SODA WATEE with PURE FR?1T StBttfS, oas. bo obtained at McKEN?IE'8 LOON. Try it? r\L,D BANK BIULS *?d MU?UUATE? tl CVRBBMGV bought and sold hy Nov 23 6 m o D. GAM t'RILL. Broker. At private sale-ewer? and basins, chambers, pitchers, plates, cups, and saucers, at. very low prices, fit D. O. Peixotto & Son's.