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THE DAILY ''Let oar inst Censares PHONIX Attend the True Event.' BY J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 18, 1872. VOL. VIII-NO. 102. A Colored Maryland Cr ?nt Elector Rc p nain te? tim Ticket. BALTIMORE, Joly 8, 1872. Hon. Harry Stockbridge, Chairman Balti? more City Delegation to the late Republi? can Convention. SIB: Please accept for you ra alf and colleagues from the Fourth Congression? al Diatriot to tba late Convention of April 24, 1872, my grateful thanks for the conspicuous favor conferred bj placing my name on the Grant electoral ticket, and the assurance of my kindly appreciation of this and other marks of confidence during my participation in the politics of my native State. A pro? found Bense of duty to my race and the demands of an unselfish patriotism-su? perior to mere partisan requirements compel me to declino the honor, and sever my connection with the Grant wing of the Republican party. I enter? tain the hope that at no distant day colored men, as American citizens, will rise superior to the apparent BolfishnesB of their past political action-which has too often been characterized by adhesion to men instead of devotion to principles -and that they viii fully comprehend the sacredness of the ballot and the higher duty of citizenship. It in but naiarni that, in the past, colored voters should have been consolidated within the ranks of that party through whose instrumentality their rights were in part secured, particularly when the party Was itself a unit, and the rights of the colored citizen made a political issac. But now, when some of the best men and brightest spirits of that party de? cline to act with it, and join with other citizens in the formation of a newer and better party, with more advanced and more practical ideas-within whose ranks the sights of all men are assured it is an open question whether the Libe? ral Republican party is not, after all, the true Bepnblican party of the coun? try. Now that all men, of whatever creed or political opinion, "accept the situa? tion," rooognizo the rights of all men and guarantee their maintenance, it is bnt fair to suppose that tho time is really come to permit "the dead past to bury its dead," and for all voters to "come np" to that comprehensive platform which, while recognizing the equity of equal rights, gives promise of perpetual peace and prosperity to the whole coun? try. In the coming Presidential cam? paign, it is of the first importance that colored men cast off the fetters of politi? cal vassalage, ignore the tyranny of a false and vicious party discipline, and, like all other men, exercise their politi? cal franchise according to the dictates ol an enlightened and untrammeled judg? ment. Even were it possible for me tc remain on yonr ticket, I could not ap? prove and abet the bitter and continued factional warfare for which the Grant party in Maryland is remarkable, and which is a dominant characteristic ol that party in every State in the Union, Neither would I, on any consideration, lend myself to the basely nngratefu! task of villifying and hounding life-long friends of human liberty and of equa rights, who, by their labors and saori floes, through a period of more than i quarter of a century, have made it pos sible for men of my race to enjoy th? privileges of American citizenship. I have read- carefully that elaborate compilation of indefinite promise of tb< Philadelphia : platform, and beg to sog gest that if, after more than eleven yean of supremacy, and nearly fodr years o absolute control of every department o the Government, ? ie deemed wise to b so prolific,in platform declaration, it i jost possible that four years longer leas of power will be inadequate 'to the fal performance of- tho stupendous tasl marked ont for tbeparty at Philadelphia "That complete and exact equality ii the enjoyment of all civil, political am publio rights, without discrimination oi account of race, creed, color or previon condition of servitude," of which th Philadelphia Convention gives assurance is no doubt intended as a balm for tb colored voters of the country, and i supposed to have great healing influenc through a Bepnblican Congress, in u ter aontempt of tbis and other promis: made at Philadelphia. If this Convention WUK the concet trated voice of tbe Republican partj speaking authoritatively for Presiden Congress and people, it is inoomprehei sible wby some of these platform sent ments were not at once oryatalized inl Federal statute provisions. I do n< question the wisdom of this eminent capable and respectable body, nor do doubt the sincerity of these declaration bat I cannot lose sight of the fact that is perilous in the extreme to entru these vital measnreB to other and tutu Congresses, which may not, in the eter al fitness of things, bo iu consonan, with the Philadelphia Convention, dissent, also, from the doctrine enunt ated that tbe enforcement of the appr priate legislation made by the rece: amendment to the National Constitute "can be only trusted" to the Grant ai ministration. J( the tenure of Amei can citizenship depends upon the sueco of any political party, and is neoessari jeopardized npon tbe periodical reto of each national political oonteat, tin that exalted right is more honorary tin honorable, and instead of being an o ject of j net patriotic pride, would be boon unsought, and often despised wh secured. Of course I differ widely frc these absurd promises-so antagonis to the genius of our institutions-a hold that the exeroiso of tbe rights ai the employment of the privileges of oi zenship by the colored people of t country depends, not upon the succ< of a political party, which is oftener fi tional or sectional than national, t npon the better sentiment, broad char and advanced civilization of the Ame eau people as a nation. In the light of the limited in telliger I am enabled to bring to bear npon 1 isaacs now before the people of 1 country, I am constrained to see in i Philadelphia platform a confession weakness. If any political party, after three snocessive terms of the adminis? tration of govern mental power, has need of suoh profusion of promise, evidently for the purpose of securing votes to per? petuate its existence, it is within tho pale of poesibility that the country will survive its defeat, and go forward to tho accomplishment of its high destiny with? out the official guardianship of Buch a party. I am persuaded that the Cincinnati platform does not differ very widely in declaration of principle from the Phila? delphia instrument, and that all voters, of whatever political opinion, oan stand upon it without sacrifice of principio, and support the Liberal Bepnblioun nominees without stultification. And I consider the endorsement of these candi? dates by other than the Cincinnati Con* veution aa additional evidence of their acceptability to the American people. I believe it to be tho duty as well as the right of every American citizen to exorcise his political prerogative freely and fearlessly; and, on occasion, give fall expression to his sentiments, while carefully respecting the same duty and rights in all other men. And that, in go? vernments like oars, all effort to control the political action of the oitizen by class, caste, or seotional prejudice for in? dividual, faotional, or partisan aggran? dizement, if successful to any extent and through any considerable period of tim?, will inevitably tend toward the subver? sion of the very objects for which co? operative or Republican governments are formed. In the performance of this duty as a oitizen, and in the exercise of this un? doubted right, I shall, in my humble sphere, advocate the obliteration of old party lines and the sustenance of a new party, BO composed as to give promise of successfully mastering the problems of the present and future, ander the leadership of that grand old veteran of equal rights, Horace Greeley, whose record and whole life is a sufficient guaranty that the rights of all men will be protected ander his administration. I am not unmindful of the otter in? significance of my effort in this direc? tion. Neither do I imagine for one mo? ment that my opinion will affect the general result. Nevertheless, I shall en? deavor to perform my whole duty, and shall accept cheerfully alt the conse? quences. Very respectfully, W. U. SAUNDERS, 58 St. Mary's street. Potter's Oro ve. Qa., has a negro child three months old, but thirteen inches high, whose arms and legs are no larger round than an ordinary man's finger. It weighs five pou uria, and seems to be healthy. A New Orleans sharper, in picking the pocket of a man named Thompson, on the 11th inst., awaked him, and a des? perate fight took place between tho two, in which Thompson was mortally wounded by being stubbed with a knife. Say less than you think, rather than think only half what you Bay. --------w Oun AOENTS ix Cn A UL LISTON.-The advertising ngoncy of Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswell, represented by Ros? well T. Logan, Esq., is the only author? ized agency for this paper in Charleston. MAIL- AKIIANOEMENTS.-Tho Northern mai] opens at 2.30 P. M.; closes 12.C0 A. M. Charleston duy mail opens 4.30 P. M.; CIOSUB 6.00 A. M. Charleston night mail opens 7.00 A. M.; elopes ti. 15 P. M. Greenville mail opens 0.45 P. M. ; closes 6.00 A. M. Western opens and closes 1.30 P. M. Wilmington opens 2.30 P. M.: closes 11.30 A. M. On Sunday office open from 3 to 4 P. M. CAMPAIGN NEWS.-The Presidential campaign is now upon us, and is des? tined to prove the most exoiting and in? teresting ono that wo have had for many years. We are determined to furnish oar readers with the fullest and freshest information from all quarters ol the Union, as the campaign progresses, and to this end will increase the number of our news columns, so that the PHONIX will contain for the cimpuiga more read? ing matter than uny daily paper at the capital, and ns much as either of onr Charleston ootemporaiies. To the citi? zens of the upper Counties of tho State, the rutENix, as famishing news twenty foar boars ahead of the Charleston news? papers, particularly addresses itself. All ye who feel an interest in the election of Greeley and Gratz Brown, and desire to know the correct status of the campaign as each new development is made, send in 5our subscriptions to the PHCENIX, either daily or tri-weekly. Wo promise yon a lively,,, read able and reliable paper. Send for specimen copies. A large and varied lot of cards, suita? ble for weddings, invitations, visiting and business parpo&es, have j oat been re? ceived at this office, wbioh, owing to the dall season, will be printed at very low rates. Special Notloes, Do not Despair.-Handroda of caeca o? I Scrofula, iu ita wo rat atagee, old oaaoa of Syphilis] tb fit have dened the ekill of eminent Physicians, Rhoumati"u who have boen suffer? ing for years and the victims of tho injudi? cious uso of Merourv, have been radically curod bv DH. TU PT'S SARSAPARILLA AND QtJEE>?'8 DELIGHT. It ia the mo?t. pow? erful alterativo and blood purifier known. It ia proscribed by many Physicians in their practice. If you havo Chilla, whether every other day, every tenth day, or every two or three weeks, take Dr. Tull's Liver Pills, and you will check them, otherwise thoy will Btiok to you all winter. Dr. TutCs Hair Dye. contains no Gu'phur. Joly 16_t8__ BLESSED are they who reek relief from "Liver Complaint," ?'BihouanesB," Bad Blood, Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, Bonah Skin, Salt Bheum, Erysipelas and (Scrofulous dis? eases, by the use of Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery, for they shall be happy In knowing that tbeoarei-i complete. Sold bv all druggists. VITALIZE TUE H .vin.-Why doe? the bair bc oomo harsh and dry-why dooa it fall out why does It become cray? Simply because the lifo haB gono out or it. Tho librea draw BUBtenanco from tho scalp, as thc erasa draws aliment from the soil, and when the supply ot nutriment ia cut off in either caso, the pro? duct witheia and diea. At tho first aymptom of decay, therefore, tho unfed or half-fed roots of tho hair should be refreshed and reinforced with LYON'S KATIIAIBON, the only preparation which will nourish the filaments and keep them in a vigoroua condition after they have begun to sutler from 'a deficiency of their natural stimulant. As long as the Kathairon ia faithfully uaed, with a proper degree of friction, morning and oveniutr, ao loci; will it he impossible for tho hair to whiten or fall ont from tho scalp. July 10 *4 Wanted, FIVE HUNDRED COUDS of good PINE WOOD. Apply to July 16_HARDY SOLOMON*. Butter, Cheese, &c. TUBS choice GOSHEN BUTTER, Boxea choice Goshen Cheeae, 1.000 pouuda Breakfaat Strips, 10 b?rrela Paarl Grist and Big Hominy. All fresh and lor sale by July 16_HOPE ft GYLES. Great Reduction in Teas. 2CHESTS ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 2 chests Oolong, 2 chests Young Hyson, 2 cheats Gunpowder. All of the best quality, fresh, and will he sold at prices that cannot fall to please. T. J. ft H. M. GIB80N, Corner Lady and Richardson st roots. Julv 16 0 0. V. ANTWERP, Successor to E. Pollard, (Opposite J. H. Kinara'* J DEALER in PATENT MEDICINES, -Perfumery and Fancy Articles. Just | received, the new crop of Turnip Seeds, 1872, comprising all the fall and winter varie? ties. . July 18 JO Wanted to Borrow, FOR one year or longer, at a fair 1 ato of in? terest, about $2,5110, for which good se? curity will be given. Address X, at I'BCRNIZ Oftleo._ July 14 Coal! Coal ! f*f\r*? TONS beet quality of COAL, now vi V/I loading on board bric Anna Maria, fur thia market, which will bo sold low for cash. Apply to . . R. A. KEENAN, July 12 Imo At Columbia Hots'. Coall Coall IHAVE a cargo of COAL on tho road, and will aull the Barn? as cheap AB anyone oise iu thia market. Will receive orders for delivery from Auguat 1 to .September 1. THU8. J. HARPER, Jnl\ 6 16 For the Company. Ale! Ale! Ale! i)?^ DOZ. CROTON AXE, very superior ?1*9 quality, 50 doz. Mcliwon'a Ale, very anperior quail tv. Just received and for. salo by JulyB JOHN AGNEW ft BON. Fall Turnip Seed. YELLOW STONE, Lang's Imoroved Ruta Baga, Oohaon'ri Improved Ruta Baga, Largs White Norfolk, v Large White Globe. HOPE ft GYLES. \y July 10 _ _ Flour! Flour!! 9AA BBLS. NEW FLOUR, of all gradea, sJ\J\J fur sal? at greatly reduced juices, by_JOHN AGNEW ft SON. Buffalo Tongues, NEW angar-cured HAMS, Breakfast Strips, Brooked Beef, for sale low. HOPE .t GYLES. Notice. PERSONS who. left WATCHEM in my care years ago to be repaired, will plaaso call fur the same, give description, atate time when left, pay charges and take them away. If not called fer within ninety days from this date, I will sell them to pay couta, Jnno 23m'.h_G. DIERCK8. For 8ale. f*f\ BOX KS FIRE CRACKERS, for Fourth <0\J of Jn'y purposes. HOPE ft GYLES. Salad Oil. 1 AA GALLONS superior SALAD OIL, frosh and sweet, just received and fur sale at tl per gallon, by I Jun? 23_JOHN AGNEW ft SON. New Batter and Cheese. "I rv TUBS choice May BUTTER. JA/ 10 boxes new cutting Cheese. Just received and for sale by Junee _JOHN AGNEW ft 80N. Corn! Cora! Corn! BUSHELS prime White CORN. .?JUU 500 bushels orimo Mixed Corn, Just received and for aale at rednced prices, by__JOHN AGNEW ft MON. Everybody ia delighted with the QUEEN'S DKLIOHT. It eurea all kinds of breaking out of the ekln, bolla, ftc. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, AT LESS TUAN FACTORY COST, TO To Close in 30 Bays, D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner Main and Washington streets. July 14 }3 A CHANCE FOR ALL ! . i 6 RE AT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, AT OT. D. LO?E & CO.'S! TS anticipation of rar.ioving in September to our large and commodious NEW STORE, in tho Wheeler Bnildirg, corner of Main and Plain streets, we will closo out our present atock at unprecedented LOW PRICES. BargainB in all classes of Goode W. I). LOVE &. CO. W. D. LOVE, ) B. B. McCntEnv. f July 14 Illustrated Haps of Columbia, WIPH PR ii MES cf all kinda, .600 now STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS- | Southern, European and California. Aleo. Stereoscope. ALSO, A new lot of CRC QU KT. at reduced prices. Forjsalo at_R. L.BRYAN'S Bookstore. JAMES A. GRAY & 00., IKFOBTEBS, JOB HUES AND BETAILEBS IE Foreign and Domestic Dry Goode, 104 and 19G Broad street. Augusta, Qa. TUR largest and most complete stock in the Honth, at lowest prices. July 12 Imo Ifotice. THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist- | ing between tho undersigned, under tue name of WELLS A CALDWELL, bas thia day been dissolved by mutual conseut. All ac? counts duo the firm must be paid to John D. Caldwell, who will also settle all outstanding claims against tho same. This tho Oth day of July, A. D. 1872. JACOB Ii. WELLS, Joly 10 jj JOHN D. CALDWELL. Notice. OFFICE AUDITOR" BICHLAND COUNTY, JULY 1. 1872. THIS oflico will be open during this month for the purpose of leceiving returns of all property-holders. Tho penalty of fifty per cent, will be added lo Uat year's returns for non-compliance, with this notice M. J. CALNAN, July 4. County Auditor. I"" : NEW SALOON. CY F\ 1>. KO.VEM.-W, (Formerly at C. Bierdes',) ON'Assembly st r.ot, opposite tho Market. Liepiura and Segara of all kinds. Lunch at 12 M. .luiv t; Fruit Jars. THE host in market, comprising all the good qualities of FRUIT JARS, jor sale by Juno 95 L?RICK & T,0_WRANOE._ 6>K. BASKETS CHAMPAGNE, 4t) 20.000 CIGARS. Canned Goods, Fruits. Nuts, Cakes and a lot nf other goods suitable for the 4tb; also, for Partie?, PioNics, Barbecues, Ao. June 23 L?RICK A LOWRANCE. 5,000 Live Indians Just Arrived. THEY aro pitted against John Soegcrs' 10,000 K. K.'s, at tho odds. But all may end tn smoke. GEO. BYMMERS. NEW CROCKERY AND HOUSE Fl'ItMMHSO STORE. ?rv ^ft=^_ THE undersigned have re y^S?FfesSg^ cently opened HU entire, new \ lTffl atock or new goods in tho 1 rMvtrW^ aUl)V0 nno> Articles of all .-SBSSSM* liicda for hout-o keeping, Ac. Citizens are invited to call and examine goodB and pri?es. KINGSLAND A HEATH, Under Colombia Hotel. R. KINOSLAND. J. A. HEATH. April 24_ Good Things. BREAKFAST BACON, PIGS' FEET S0?6ED, S MOK KD BEEF, BUFFALO TONGUES. OHOICE GOSHEN RUTTER. AU frosh and for sale low for cash bv June 1G _HOPE A OYLES. CLE A VEL AND MINERAL SPRINGS, (Formerly Wilson's,) Near Shelby, 55 mi'es West of Charlotte, 27. C., T. AV. I1KEVARD, Proprietor. * jgaSM"^ THE Hotol will be open for BfcStiWiT, nh the recoption of visitors on 1st M?Sffi??Sr of June. Passengers coming ffil^rftnpSBron tho Wilmington, Charlotto auU llumeriOrd EaiJri.d will bo met by Hacks. Conveyances ' > other points pro? vided at any time. _ ,. COLD and WARM BATHS-White Sulphur, Red Sulphur and Chalyboate Water. BAND OF MUSIC and other means of amusement will add to the comfort and en? joyment of guests. FARE first class. RATES-Single day, $2 60; single week, 114; four weeks, 140. Chil? dren under ten years old and colored servants half price. June20 2mo Cheaper Than Ever. C. F. JACKSON ILL Hull his entire- stock of GOODS | WITHOUT REGARD TC COST. Every Counter will bo a BARGAIN COUN? TER. The Ten Cent Counter will bc full of | NOTIONH^_Jone 30 An Attractive 4 ND novel plan, that offerts tho rare in J\. ducemonta the Indian Girl Wanted To extend to her customers long ego, bas been adopted, which is, "to give extra quantity in every fifty cents worth bought: aleo, To Sell Oigars Bv tho box at remarkably low rates." Here is" tho place to get tho "LITTLE GE lt," STULTZ'S PANCAKE, and the finest SMOK? ING TOBACCO._Joly 2 The Most Fashionable Promenade IS THE CITT IS AT THE CHEAT COMBINATION OBY GOODS ANO Millinery Establishment or J. H. KIN ARD. IT i? there that the greatest display o TASTE and STYLES can be Been. A choice and elegant assortment of GRE? NADINES, MARIPOSAS, beeide s the newest and now most popular patterns ia "DOLLY YARDENS." These goode have been bought at auob ad* vantageous prioes as to enable mo to offer them at astonishingly low figures. Call and examine, and I am sure you will buy. May 19M__ J. H. KINABD. ^ The Favorite Resort of the Ladies is at the Elegant and Well-appointed Show Room and Millinery Es? tablishment of Mrs. McCOR-1 MICK, in the Store of J. H. K IN ARD, Main Street. GOODS are now being offered at such low figures as will defy competition. The DOLLAR COUNTER is an especial at? traction, where one can obtain .goods at half the original prico. LADIES' HUITS, superbly trimmed, on baud, of tho latest and moat fashionable styles. . A call will suffice to satisfy every one. May 26 _M RS. A. MCCORMICK. Meats, Smoked and Pickled. ITHRESH to hand ; Primo Smoked Tongues, Primo Smoked Beef, "Diamond" aud "Orango" brand Hams, Elm Oity Breakfast Ht np.?. Elm City Sugar cured Pickled Rounds, With full supply or standard and fancy Groceries, Spices, Ac, at low prices. June 21_GEO. SYMMERS. Cotton Seed Meal. 1 f\f\ BARRELS freeh ground COTTON JAJVJ HEED MEAL, an excollent article for feeding stock, inst received and for saio low by JOHN AGNEW ft SON. Rose Cordial. ACARMINATIVE BAL8AM for the euro of Diarrboa, Dysentery, Bowel Complaint, Pains, Cramps, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Hick Htomaob, Soar Stomaoh, Siok and Nerv? ous Headache, Wind in the Stomach, Hyste? rics, Faint ines. Low Spirits, Melancholy. For Infante, ono of the beat aootbing medicines for Teething, Belly-ache, Looseness of Bowels, Fretfulness, Restlessness, and all eomplaints inoident to children. For sale only at HEINITSH'S Jun el 5 J_Family Medicine Store. Carbolic Troches, BROWN'8 TROCHES, Cary Cough Core, , Tar and Wild Cherry. For ?ale at HElNITSH'd Drug 8tor?. AprillO ' '/ _t Portable Fonntain Pomps. JUST received a aupply of portable foun? tain PUMPS and SPRINKLERS, which is tho most useful and convenient apparatus for watering shrubbery, flowers and plants, and for washing carriages, windows, ftc Also, a useful article for extinguishing fires at the commencement, sprinkling eldo-walks, ftc, ftc For sale at low prices bv Jone 27_JOHN AONE"W ft SON. On Consignment, Innri BUSHELS CORN. .VJViv/ 100 barrels FLOUR, Which wo offer at a heavy decline. Il muet be ?old. LOBIOK ft LOWRANCE. Everybody is some authority. If every? body says so and BO, it must be ao. Theyeay HEIMTSH'S MEDICINES are good and are worth having. LOOS j TO YOUR INTEREST, AND Get the Best, BUT GO TO THE BEST P?i?C?. WE olaim to have one of the finest VyV etookeof WATCHES.of all heat Eng JCj^lieh, Sirias and American makers. With Diamonds and other flee Jewelry, oar ?tock is largo, and we are going to seil the Goods. REPAIRING and ENGRAVING, in al branches, by tho best of workmen. WM. GLAZE. NOT 19 Formerly Glaze A Radoliffe. BARGAINS! DULL SEASON ! FINEST FRENCH CASHMERE PASTS Made to order For Twelve Dollars, 9 Twenty per cent, discount. NO HUMBUG ! As we mark everything in plain figures. BOYS' CLOTHING At cost-or less. STRAW HATS At a sacrifice. FINEST AND CHOICEST SHIRTS In the market. CALL AND SEE For yourself. jj, & W, C. SWAFF1ELD, Elegant Supply OF . : ? .. mm ciiTiiR. AT KINARI) & WHEW (8CCCE8SOBS TO CHILDS * WILEY ) -rfr*-PI . CHEVIOT DEBBY SUITS. Blue and Black Morning Coats, ? Caeslmere Light Mixed Suiia. Black and Bine Granites. Youth's. Boy's and Children's Suits. New style and handsomely made. Ktar Shirts. Silk Bcarfs, Ties, Bows, of tUe latest style. Linen and Paper Collars and Coffs. BATS I HATS lt HATS III Splendid line. The best and cheapest in the market. DRESS HATS, silk and beaver, spring stvle. M. L. KINARI). J. S. WILEY. April 19_._ly Irish Champagne! YES, IRISH CH AMI"AGNI" ! Why not? Was not the great Apostle ot Temper I ance, Father Mathew, an. Irishman? Still, were he alive to-day, bo would quaff a cup of this beverage, and, smacking nis lips, biess the man who invented "Irish Champagne." This can be drank with perfect safety by the Knights of Pythias, Good Templars, or Bad Templars, Sons of Malta. Sous of Temper? j ance, or anybody eire's sous or daughters, masons, brick-layers, chimney-sweeps-in fact, anybodv, particularly those who.wear Grant hats and Greeley hats, or their own hat?, are invited fraternally to imbibe (at your own expense, mindi; this superlatively delicious beverage. This notice would have been further ex. tended, but a man borrowed our ictionary, and several big words we intended to use are necessarily omitted; but when that man re? turns that Dictionary, the public may expect to hear from us again. May 18 _GEORGE SYMMEPS. How the World was Peopled. ETHNOLOGICAL LEOTUBE. By Bev. Edward Fontaine. 12. Thoughts upon Government. By Arthur Helps. $2 85. Soughing lt. By Mark Twain. Illustrated; fall of fan. At Home and Abroad. By John P. Ken? nedy. $2. Foster's Life of Charles Diekens. 12. Taine's Notes on England. $2 60. Pro-Historic Times. By Sir John Lubbock. Popular Life of Gen. B. E. Lee. And other new publications, foi sale at June 8_ft. L. BRYAN'S Bookstore. l&otz's Celebrated North Carolina COBtf WH?8KEY. IHAVE a lot of the above WHISKEY oa hand, and having made arrangements to take all Whiskey manufactured by Metz, will constantly keep it on hand. Can only be had at . W. J. BLACK'S, Mareh 29 6m o_Charlotte. N. O. Frames for the Columbi* Maps, OF every style, of Walnut and Gilt Mould? ing. Also, for Paintings, Photographs and Engravings. B.TJ. PRYAN'S June 14_,_Bookstore. Sew Books. THE SPEAKER'S COMMENTARY, by Bish? ops and other Clergy of the Anglican Church. Vol.1. *5. Aunt Jane's Hero, by Author of Stepping Heavenwards. 11.60. Hannah, a new Novel, by Miss Moloch. SOo. Jan 14_DUFFIE h CHAPMAN. Everybody should read the paper and learn to know how much ia saved if to Heinitsh'a stoie they go for medloines.