THE BRAT YESTERDAY.

The ranee of the thermometer, yesterday,*

at the drug store of Mr. Joseph Blackman, on

the south side ot Broad street, was as follows :

8 A. M.. 80; 10 A. M.. 81; 12 M., 85; 2 P. M., 87;4 P. M., 86; 6 P. M.. &;8P.M.,<2.

BURGLARY TS ATLANTA.

K uly In June au extensive burglary of

boots and shoes waa committed lu Atlanta,Ga», but until recently no clue could be foundthat wou d lead to the discovery ot the peroe-raton. Saurai dty-ï ajo Information wis

received In that olty which led to the conclu¬sion that the burglars had taken refuge here.

Accordingly two officers, armed with the

proper requisition Lom the G Jvernor of Geor¬gia, proceeded to Cc lumbla, and, .having bad

their requisitions endorsed by GovernorScott, pursued «jeir way. hither. The BUR-

peo'.ed parties, two la number, were arrested

g on Sunday In E llott street, under the names

of John and 3arah Hackett. John proved to

be no other than Gus Williams, an old offVnd-

er of notorious odor. His name ls to be

found on many pages of the police records.When arrested he was wearing a pair of boots

. amped with the name, of the person uponwhom the burglary waa committed. After thearrest Officers Nipson and Kenny recovereda large number of the stolen shoes and bootsla a house on Percy street. Sheriff Mackey,yesterday, refuged to deliver up the prisonersto the A: lan1 a officers, on the ground* that

there is a warrant now ont against, them for a

larceny subsequently committed in this city.The Atlanta officers .returned to Columbia last

evening to confer with O »vernor Scott, and lt

ls reported that Sheriff Mackey accompaniedthem. A singular circumstance connectedWith this affair ls that Trial Justices L. I. Woolfand A. M. Mackey each issued warrants yes¬

terday against Officers Nipson and Kenny for

trespassing ou the premises In Percy street,where the Btolen goods were recovered.

BSMONATIOH.-John W. Burbidge .has re-

signed his pos HOD as auditor of Copeton

County, and the same bas been accepted by.ihe Governor. No successor named.

, DAVIDSON COLLEGE.-The catalogue ot this

ool'ege fjr 1872 ls rec ..red. The names oí a

number of students from South Carolina ap-1pear ou the rolls. .

FOR NSW TOBX ON MONDAY, AT TES A. M.The Georgia, Captain Holmes, will sail fromUnion Wharves to-morrow at ten'o'clock A. M.Deck state-rooms, luxurious table, underBooth's management, aod every comfort.

I. O. Ü. B.-A select. State council of thia

secret political league has been organised InColumbia, George A. Richmond ls selectState preceptor and Niles G. Parker selectState treasurer. Very select ! 1

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Ms. THOMAS FLEMING, who was reported 1

lo THC NBWS as having twice attempted to 1

commit suicide, only made the attempt once, 1

and was then under the Influence of a severe

sunstroke, which temporarily deprived himof his senses.

MOONLIGHT EXOUBSION.-The Yoong Ameri¬ca Steam Fire Engine Company will have a

moonlight excursion to Mount Pleasant on

Wednesday evening, the 24th instant. It Is Inthe hands ot a go-ahead committee, and issore to be a pleasant affair.

Bab .roa THE BOYS -The commissioner ofinternal revenue bas decided that newsboyswho travel thro;, jh raliway cars and sell to-1 kbacco are decided to be pedlars, and must j cquality as such; and even then they will not be mallowed to sell anything but full and unbroken c]packages of either cigars, tobacco or snuff. 8|

WATERMELON STEALING-John Smith, Geo. tfLartie and James Armstrong, three colored Q|youth«, having suffered considerably from the' cheat of the weather, repaired to the Neck yes¬terday afternoon and proceeded, to refreshthemselves atthe expense of a farmer's water¬melon patch. They were, however, nabbed flIn the act, and taken to the upper Guardhouse,where they will remain until called before tue GMayor this morning.ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN_A diabolical

attempt was made on Sunday by some un¬

known parties to throw a passenger train on

the Savannah and Charleston Railroad fromthe track, at SaUkahatchie bridge, by layingseveral bars of railroad Iron across the trackIn a manner that would certainly have precipi¬tated the engine, and perhaps the whole train,Into the river. Fortunately, the obstructionswere observed by the engineer In time to stopthe train and remove them. Proper measures

have b«en taken to have the culprits arrested.

CRUMBS.-The horse of a darkey, who was

driving In gay style down King street afterthe rain yesterday morning, slipped and fellflat on his side muoh to the discomfiture of tLsdriver and amusement ot the little boysThe remains of William Kamplera were

taken to the Seamen's Cemetery, and not to

Potters'Field, as stated in Tan Nxws jesterday.The Protestant Episcopal Society for the

advancement of Christianity in South Carolinadid not hold a meeting last evening, no

quorum being present.

DISTÚRBANOS IN MEETING STREET_IsabellaWnaley, a colored woman, quarrelled with a

negro man, yesterday, on Meeting street, nearthe Charleston Hotel, and proceeded to venther rage upon him in the shape of a sbower ofbrickbats. The man broke a stick, which heheld, over her head, and thus becoming dis¬armed retreated Into Pinckney street. Theinfuriated -Isabella pursued bim closely, andthe termination of the affiir wou'd doubtlesshave been serious had not Clubs and Starscome np in the nick of time and marched thepair off to the Guardhouse. They will have ahearing this morning. As usual a large orowdassembled to witness the fight.SALES OP BEAT. ESTATE BY MR. A. C. MCGIL-

LTYRAY. AUCTIONEER.--Ooe lot of land ou thenorth side of George street, No. 6. near Ansonstreet, sixty feet front by two hundred indepth, with an old dwolllog on lt, muoh de¬cayed, for $2350 cash, to Mrs. Ann E. H.White.Oae lot west end Broad- street, forty by one

hundred and forty feet, for $760 cash, to A.Randolph Brown.One lot one hundred and twenty by two

hundred and sixteen feet on Grove street,near the Race Course, for $650, hali cash, tothe trustees of the A. M. E. Ctrnrob.

RAILROAD SMASHES.-On Saturday last a

freight tralQ on the Charlotte, Columbia andAngosta Railroad, near Bates vi lie. was wreck¬ed, causing a detention of the ap-passengertrain, whlon dil Dot arrive until six o'clockSunday morning. Five or six freight carswere demolished. The accident was causedby abroken axle..j: timbee tr»io on tba Greenvale and Co¬

lumbra r«*d Jnmped the track on Thursday,n«l*8oi^*arb elation, causing considera-bte-dasaaaeto the track and demolishing fourlatear*,_ «ae-oempleteiy. "No one was In¬jured. The op-pasfenger train was detainedtwo bouram conséquence.

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TSE COURTS YESTERDAY.

United «tatra Court.

In the Circuit Court, before Judge Bryan, in

the case ol the TJulted SiaifB against W. L.

DePaas, suit on postofnce oond, a writ ol error

signed by the judge waa filed bj the UnitedStates attorney.In the case of the United Biates against

Elisabeth L. Ellis and George Holmes, sherm* |ot Beaufort County, petition for relief and In¬

junction, on motion oí Mr. DeTreville, coun¬

sel for d-fendants, lt was ordered that Mon¬

day, 15th iostanr, be fixed for hearlog the

case, and that the injunction heretofore grant¬ed be continued until further order of the

court.In the District Court, in the case of the

United States against Thos. A. Henorlcks lor

distilling without, having pald.lhe special tax,a nol. pros, was entered by order of the court.

Special Jury No. 1 was sworn la, and the

other Juries discharged.lu the case of Daniel E. Scannet vs. tbe

Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company,petition for Involnntary bankruptcy, the de-fendants filed their return. Mr. Corbin, ot

counsel for the plaint Inls, obtained leave to

amend the petition. He also filed the peti¬tion of Charles Madder, which was of similar

purport. The case waa then postponed until

Monday nextOn the petition of J. L. Greathouse & Co.

to declare Farr H. Bates a bankrupt, lt was or¬

dered that the latter appear before the court.

In Greenville, on the 9t.h of AugUBt next, >>ndshow cause why he should not be declared a

bankrupt.The petition of Augustus Verdler, of Colle-

ton. to be declared a bankrupt, was referredto Registrar Carpenter. .

Criminal Court.

This court opened at 10 A. M. yesterday.Judge Lee presiding. The grand Jury WSB

called and sixteen Jurors answered, one belogabsent. After the charge by the judge, theyretired to the Jury room. Sixteen peu t Jurorsanswered to their names. The Judge orderedthat twenty talesmen be drawn from thecounty at large. H. L. Bell was appointedforeman ofjury No. 1, and E. Judge Moore ol

jury No. i.Tbe grand jury reported in the following

csses:The State vs. Jack Nesbit, Assault with j >

Intent to kill and assault and battery. True [ht». ,

The 8i ate vs. Lewis Walker. Larceny.1True bill.The State vs. Joe Alston. Assault with in-

lent to kill and assault and battery. True bill.The Sute vs. Dennis Bunch". Assault and

jattery. No bill.The State VB. Lafayette J. Woolf. Assault

mia Intent to kill and assault and battery. No I,MLIn the case of M". McLaughlin, county com-1 [

nlssloner, the defendant was ordered to show

»use, on next Wednesday, at ten A. M., whyie should not be attached for contempt In re-1 dusing to deliver certain checks to the clerk ofhe court according to order.The court then adjourned till ten A. M. this

DornlDg. j *

DAK LODOS, NO. 93,1. O. B. B.-At the reg-1 PJar meeting held on the 7th inst., the fol lo w-

ag officers elect were Installed to serve forhe ensuing-term : D. Bentschner, president; jLBher D. Coben, vice-president; P. Wlneman.ientor;S Sprlnz, secretary; Ii. Ellas, finan-ial secretary; J. Spring, treasurer; R. Ella»,ssl sta Dt mentor; J. Goldstein, warden; M.Ireatherhorn, outer guardian. | ti

nCLUBS IND STABS.-John Hyams, a store-eeperon King street, between Spring andolumbus, who was reported for sailing liquorIthout a license, was examined and dis-1 tt

barged; the evidence against him being In- j7-ifflolent for conviction.John Gowan, a colored youth of convivial p

'mperament having Indulged too freely, u

acame disorderly on Meeting street near°

alhoun, and was taken to the upper Guard- 0,ouse. He gave bond yesterday moaning to 4ppear when called tor. feSarah Hackett a damsel of oolor and light- $:ogered propensities, having purobased some q<

30dB, In her own peculiar way, jt Atlanta, $

eorgla, has been lodged in Jail to-await theMrulslUon ot au Atlanta detective. *

John Motte, colored, appeared before the "

ay or, yesterday morning, charged with hav- s

ig trespassed upoa premises In bk Phillp r'

reet near Calbonn. His Honor discharged1m after hearing an explanation. r

Larry May, scavenger, charged vita remiss- 0:

»ss of duty on Market s reet, was dismissed ; ?

ie offal having been thrown out after he had <ade the round. .

* stPeter Parrot to, having thrown some offal In U

ont of his store on Market street after the x

mr prescribed by law, was carried before the r<

ayor yesterday morning. He explained that 03

» didn't know he had done anything wrong, ^id was discharged with the warning to beore careful In future.John Gallagher, white, found lying down "unk on King street was taken to the Mainjardhouse and let out after he had sobered 41

>wn and paid two dollars. itAleck Waring, a small colored boy wbo had -<

>lp»d himself to several plates of "UncleIngo's" fish, was lodged for safekeeping bylal Justice A. M. Mackey until he could be 4li

nt to bis parents at M >unt Pleasant. ac

A cow, found promenading on East Battery,ch

is returned to the owner upon payment of pr

ie dollar.A poodle dog, tbat left home for an airing,s been taken to the Main Guardhouse, andIn mortal danger.

Meetings Tola Day,

3t Patrick's Benevolent Society, at 8 P. M.3neen City Club, at 8 P. M. he

Friendship Lodge, K. P" at half-past 7 P. M. [ ¡¡jInion Light Infantry Charitable Society, atVM. °,c

. chNational Zouaves, at 8 P. M. ve

Jan Lodge, I. 0. B. B., at half-pant t) P. M.

Auction Bales Thia .Day. jjf. A. Enslow & Co. will Bell at ll o'clock, on BDjown's wharf, the yachts Annie, Rosebudd Stonewall. 1

Steffens, Werner & Daoker will sell at 10 0F|lock, at their store, butter, barns, &o. 2fitr. A. Enslow à Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at ¿,Mr store, .lame, shoulders, 4c. »/Laurey, Alexander & Co, will sell at half- .

?t 9 o'clock, at their Btore, strips, bellies,&c baWillam McKay will Bell at ll o'clock, at ,stoie, contents ot a grocery.

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BUSINESS NOTICES. 0B

3RBKN TURTLE SOUP for lunch at Our House; re!H. Stelling, this day. 135

ÍESSRS. Lar "ET, ALEXANDER & Co. are wt

Dring one ..ousaod feet of oak tanned (tber hose for steamboats, mills, <tc, for sale balow figures. See advertisement ex

* (''r/RCHGOTT, BENEDICT & Co. advertise for ba

3 week a clearing-out sale of all their Dress ()rle. A reduction aa never before ha* been rec

de in this department. july8 (-. nei

OROT GOTT, BENEDICT * Co. beg to cali the 17,mtloii of the public to their this day's ad- (lenient julys

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DRESS GOODS I DRESS GOODS 1-Louis Coben& Co. beg leave to draw the attention of the

public to their Fresh Stock of Dress Goods,JURt received, comprising the latest noveltiesand Btyles, and at prices fully tweoty-flveper cent, below their coBt or importation. A

call is respectfully solicited. Louis COHEN à

Co., No. 248 King street, mayl6

ENVELOPES.-A large stock of Envelopes al¬

ways on hand at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, formercantile purposes, which will be printedand famished at prices to suit the times.

NKW AND CHEAP CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,Velocipedes, Rocklng-Horses, Carts, Wheel¬barrows. Ac, just received at Yon Sin te n's

No. 229 King street, Charleston, S. C.Junll-tuDAW t ?_CROQUET SEASON.-We are now furnishing

our customers with Croquet at ^3 25. HABELSTREET BAZAAR. apr27-eiuthFRENCH "PASSEPARTOUT" FRAMES for Card

Photographs, 26 cents each, at Bonder's Gaile-rles, NO. 263 King street. Junl7-lmoCARD PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully colored for

25 cents each, at Souder's Galleries, No. 263

King street,_

Junl7-lmoDRUGGISTS' LABELS AND WRAPPERS taste¬

fully printed, with appropriate cuts, at New

Yoik prices, at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE.

FINE LEAD PENCILS, rubber-tipped, 45 centsa doz- n. HABEL STREET BAZAAR AND EAST

BAT NEWS BOOM. api 16-tu

BILLHEADS and Letterheads printed at low

rates, plain or laney; also. Dray Receipts,Money Receipts, Cards, Circular*, Statements,Handbills, Dodgers, Ac, at'THE NEWS JOB

DFFICE.

PICTURE FRAMES-Oval and Square; allsises. Cheap I Cheap 1 HASEII ST. BAZAAR,

febl3-tu_ ,

TB THIRSTY MORTALS, ATTENTION!-Gard¬ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East BayMews Boom. Branch of the Hasel street es>

abushment_aprie

PICNIC AND EXCURSION PARTTBS will consul-their Interests by calilog at THE NEWS JOB

DFFICB, when printed tickets or posters are

seeded. . _

BIRD'S Era Vrsw OF CHARLESTON.-Frames'or above $3 each. HASEL STREET BAZAAR.

JUD28-12 _

DUTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLT-KILLSB sweepshem off and clears the bouse spaedlly. Tryt. Sold by dealerse everywhere.apr23-w2mosCLUBS, SOCIETIES AND LODGES can have

heir Constitutions, Summonses, Bills, Ac,irinted neatly, quickly and cheaply, hy leav-ag orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE.

GREELET SONO AND JOSE BOOKS.-A liberalllsoount to the trade. HABEL STREET BAZAAR.Jun28-12COTTON FACTORS in need of Market Reportsnd Account Sales will do well to call at THEIEWS JOB OFFICE and examine specimens andrices.

CUMMKRClAlt NEUS,

'he Charleston cotton. Rice and Ra^alStores Market*

ornea CHARLESTON NSW*, IMONDAY EVENING. Joly 8.1872. |

COTTON.-The lmelllgence from the leading cen-res being depressed, this market was flat andomtnal no sales taking place.Mes.-There was a mode-ate Inqnlry for thisrain at steady prices; sales aoout 176 tierces orlean Carolina, say 62 tierces at 7Xc, 103 a' s vc fti. We quote common to fair at 7@7X, gooaK@SKC v mNAVAL .TORES.-Receipts, SI bbls spirits tor-entine, SU bbis roxin sud 47 bbl* crude turpén-ne. Toe market was quiet and duli, with salesr 150 bbls spirits turpentine on privateinns. On Saturday last abont looo boisr One grade rosins additional were sold at %i 2b®po for pa e. as to quality; $4 for low pale: $3 60ir extra No l; $3 for No 1; $3 60 ror dull, and2 60 for opaqu '. Gruie turpentine may bcjoted at $3 ic for virgin; $2 70 for yellow dip, and180 ror hard.* KiwaT.-TO Liverpool, ny steam direct, noun¬al on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via Newark. Xd on uplands, VJ on sea islands; by sall,,'d nominal on aplanda, on sea islands nominal.9 a avre- on n pl * ? fis. Coastwise-to New Yorkr steam $2 on upland* and - on sea Island«;1 60 fi tierce m rice; 60o fl bbl on rosin;. sall Kc fl » on cotton; - y tiercei rice; 60o ft barro! on rosie; |B f M OD

mw; flo ft.M on timber. To Boston, by sail-o V fl) on npiand cotton; rosin esc; resaweduff $10®10 so; phosphate $6@s so. To Provi¬nce, ny sall $10 it M on boards, vc * ft on

itton; by steam $1 fi bale on Ne fork rates.) Philadelphia, by steam $2 f. on cotton;r sall, $3 a Mon boards; $o 60@io on timber; $8ir ton en clay, and $8a$s' so on phosphates. Toucimore, by steam %c a ts by sall, «a 60@7 fton boards; $B®8 60 on timber; $8 26 ft

a on phosphate rook. Vessels are In de-and by oar merchants to take lumber freightsom Georgetown, s. C., Danen and Sat ilia River,I* and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports,ld $10012 f. M are the rates on lamber andtards.KXOHAHOB.-Sterling so day bills 23X.DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The bants pnrohaaerht checks on New York at par @ x premium,id sell at x<9X premmtum. Outside they par¬ase at Ma®* pre ml nm, and sell at MOBMemlum.GOLD-13»14.

Marketa byTelegrapn.MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, Julys.Noon.-Consols 92X- Bonds 91v.Evening.-consols tux.

PARIS, Joly 8.Noon.-Rentes 68f 80o.

_Naw YORK, Joly 8.

Noon.-Frelehts steady, blocks heavy. Goldavy at 13X- Money easy at 8. Exi-hauge,'K BX; short l-l*. Government dull and'«dy. J tate bonds quiet.Evening-Money advanced e. Sterling qilet.Hd isXil3X- Governm HIS dall aid steaay,>8lng stronir. Son tn carolinas weak. Balancery quiet. Frelg ta ni m.

COTTON MARKETB.LIVERPOOL, Joly 8.

Soon.-Cotton opened heavy ; opiauus lld. Or-ins lix .

Lister.-Cotton dall and depressed; sales 8000;ecula'tion ..nd expo'1 1600 < als-.Evening.-cotton dall and nnchanced.

NEW « ORE. July 8.Soon.-Cotton opened nominal; upland* 25cleans 2SXc; sales since Weimeadav i8ou bales.Sf mug -Joiiou nomina'; 8 iee 1878: uplands!, nneaus *sxo. teales of futures io da» 12,700es as foi.w-: July, 23Xa23 9-iec; August,'Ín24 6 iee; September, 22a22Xc; Oe ober, 20at-i6c; November, lQVc; Deceun-er, iee

BOSTON, July 8.Cotton dall; middlings 26vc; gross receip s 886l-s; Bales 100; aloca 10,0 0.

PHILADELPHIA, Joly 8.tatton dull; middlings 2&xu.

BALTIMORE. Joly 8.aottOB heaw; middlings 26X«; net receipts 23Its; grues 268; stock 804.

NORFOLK. Jay 8.-otton dall; low middlings 23x-»2->Xc; net

jelpta^Stu bales; exports coastwise J33; stock

WlLMrNQTON. July 8.Jotton quiet; middlings 24*a; exports coast-se 88; salea3;stock-75».w«_ - . ,JJ.

SAVANNAH. July 8.Wton flat; midd lugs 23Xc*> net receipts 60 ples; export- coastwise 85; tales aol: stocK 169; Mports to Great britain 293. tl

_ AUGU8TA, July 8. ll-otton dull; middlings 28c; net receipts 14 Flcß| SUlvS 18«W.- . " _ ,

MOBILE. July 8.£ ,°oDodaJ',and nom»na': middlings 23xc; net I A:elpts 2s bales; BIOCK -¿044v**».*.» , .

KE^ ORLEANS, July 8. I Ji.otton dull and nominal; midd Inns fnxaSSXe:^recelpw 177 oaie»; gro.s 177; sales 6u; Block 11

J " ....... GALVESTON, July 8.-otton dull; middlings 20X eta; sales 16 bales;'Ck 717»

PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.UVKRPOÍIL. July 8.

N"on.-Breadstuff^ are qnlm.. Poi k 47a.Evening.-common roam 7a 6dfl8a.

LONDON, July 8.Evening-Turpaniine 40a«s.

NSW FORK, Jnlv 8.Noon.-Flour dall and declining. Wneat quiet

and anctiBnged. u>rn dad and hea'y. porkquiet at $18 86al84 >. Lard «all; s-eam 9*a9 8-16.'inroetiiloe qitet at 4sa49c Boan quiet atfsosaa vi\A f- r »trained.Evening -Flour duli and declining; common

tn fair ex.ra ts 80 8 76; good to Chol e $8 80al¿.Whiskey stead . wheat lo bene ; winter redWi-stern Si 66al 60. Com unchanged with abi lak export and fair trade derna-d. Rice quietaiBaflJic., Pork steadv. LHM 8Xa»Xc Navalsquiet. Ihllow heavy at 8\ .9 »ic.¿AL- i un RB. July 8.Flour vety dall, but unchanged. Wheat arura

at an advance o' fialuc; new choice whlie si euales. Corn fteady and fl m. cats weak end du llRve70a75. Provisions v> ry strong and m go'dJobblug -itmaud. Pork $1376al4. Ba on hlguer;Hhnul'iers 6«; rl>> sides 7Xc Lard BaflMo.Whiskey nraer¡ 90.

CINCINNATI, July 8.Flobr doll and onchanged at S7a7 IV. O rn

steady at 48a'9e. Pork, d-mand light and hold¬ers drm: regular $u 26; city t i 75 Lardsieady; snmmar 8c; ate-im 8Jic; kettle S%c.Bi cou in goou demand; shou'deia 6>ic; ciear no7Xc; clear s.dea ?,s,c. \vht-ke\ steady at 84c.

Luns vi LLB, Joly 8.Tobacco unchanged; sales so bbda. Mourin

fair demand, extra f«ail y $8 75. Corn, sacked,82of-ir prime. Provision* active. Po>k $UP5.BiCon i. lg tier; s iou ide. s b\c; clear nb ScPacked lard unchanged; ord.rs fll:U at X&Xcadvance. Whia&ey qaie. and steady.

ST. L'iuis, July 8.Flour quiet ana weak, wl»h rainer m ue in-

qolry. Corn finner n ixed 89a40a Widavev un¬

cí anged at 87c. pork quiet; amati lain $12 ¡¿fiai2 6o. B«c<>n dall and luwer; shoulders 6u; c earrib 8c; (.lear »l ie 8j<c. Lard dull and nominal.

Hcceipta per Railroad, Jilly 8.SOOTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

20 bale- cotton, loi bales goods, 32 bbb spiritstarp*mine, 223 obla rosin, and 104 casks cl -y. ToRailroad Agent,.. Leibenrood, Whlluen A Jones,U U Waiter A cu, Kinsman * Bowell, Johnston,Creas ft co Pelter. Ro igers A co, M Tneat, L DEh z, sloan ft Seiguloua, M Trieste

NORTEltASTERN RAILROAD.68 bbls erode and BSbbls spirits turpentine, 362

bbls rosin, cars lumber, mdse, Ac. To Barden AParke . Whlideo A Jone*, Kinsman ft Howell, o.» o Railroad co, W P Dowliug, onap**u £ co, EWelling, Oro W t lurk. K T walk.r, T J Wharton,Baiirond agent, «ad others.

EURI CAIABX1>AE,KOOK'S PUASIS.

New Koon, 6Mi.t hoar 6 minutes, evening.First Quarter. 13-n 2 hours, 29 minutes, evening.Fiiii< af ion. voth. 9 bonis, at minutes, morning.Last Quarter, 27th, 2 honra, 0 minutes, morning.

/ULT.

tfonday.tuesday..Wednesday.,rhnrsday....Friday.saturday.:..Sunday.

HUNRISK.

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SUNSOTS.

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MARHSE SEWS.

CHARLESTON, Ö.0..JULY 9, 1872.

4*at ss deg 46 min ss sec. Lon 79 deg 87 min 27 sec.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.Sehr Henry Allen, Ta'em, Port Royal, Va-14

day-. 12.000 bushels corn. To J Oampsen ft co.Vessel tu H F Bater ft co.

UP FOR THIS PORT.Sehr Palma, Rankin, at New York, July fl.

CLEARED FUR THIS PORT.Steamship James Auger, Lockwood, at New

York, Joly fl.steamship Virginia, Hlnokley, at Philadelphia,

July 6. .*

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.Nsw YORK, Joly 8.

Arrived, ateam'hip Atlantic.Arrived oat, the RepaoUp, Idaho, Hommonia-

and Holland.Evening.-Arrived, the City of Brooklyn.

LIVERPOOL, July 8.

Arrived, the Felicia, from New urleans.

MEMORANDA.The sehr L T Knltht, Mcintyre, from Port Royal,

S il, arrived at Baltimore 6th Inst.

LIST OF VESSELSCP, CLEARED IND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.

LIVERPOOLThe Annie. Davis,' sailed.March 17The Georgiana, Mann, sailed....Jane 7Tbe Dake of Cornwall, Keaya, aalled.May 22The Granton, Dake,ap.Jane 19

ii iw PORT, tua.

The Essex, Smith,sailed.Maroh 26BRISTOL, KNQ.

The Amazon, McDonald, up.'..May 14CABDIPP.

Bi bark Architect, Doddridge, sailed.Jane 2WEST HARTLEPOOL. INO.

The Pegaras, Chris;lansen, cleared.May 16B0KBSS.

The Athene, Sorensen, sailed.March IBSWANSEA.

The Brenton, Rich,Baited.March 20The Bachelor, Tooker, sailed.March 26

an.The Heinrich, Wufler, sailed...-.....April 8

DOMESTIC.BOSTON.

sehr H E Sampson, Davis, cid.June 1NBW YORK.

BQtbrig Julia Llng'ey, Pra't, cleared.July 2Brig Henry * LouUe. H nd, cleared.Jane 28sehr Myro^er. Brown, ap..Jane 17xcur Lii.y, Hugnex, cleared.Jane 18sehr Fmrence Balley. Balley, cleared.Jaiy 6sehr jonan amii h Hodgkinson, np.July 4Sehr Eothen Bremberg, cleared.July 1Solu* R' ger Draiy, Gage,op.Joly 45-hr Patina, Rankin,ap.Joly fl

PHILADELPHIA.3r bark Jas Holmes, Wise, cleared.May 17.ichr caroline Young. Young, cleared....Jane 7tcbr E R Rommell, Ripley, ap.Joly 1ic ur ann s Cannon, cutten, cleared...... .July 8

BALTIMORE,Brig A: tavela. Connu»,up.Jane 0.cir Crace B West, Lord, cleared.June 20iohr J H stickney, Pooka,ap.Jane tilSehr Conrad Fox. Lewis, cleared.June 22ichr Lewis Ehrmann, Fooks np.Joly

BANGOR, KS.;chr John A Frank. Mathews, cleared.Janeichr Dr Rogers, Allen, sailed.Jafy

BOCXPORT. MX.?ehr Frank ft Emily, MoOobb, sailed......Jane IBIchr Willie Lace, Talbot,np.Jane 28

St)ip¡>vrtg.pOK GEORGETOWN, S. C.

The Steamer EMILIE, Captain 0. _ _«JT^a»). White, w.U receive Freight TmB^s£m¡SESLm)AT. tbe sm instant, at Commercial Wuaii, attiave a-> above TO*NIOBT. at -9 o'clock.Apply on board, or to

sn ALKELFORD ft KELLY, Agents,July9-1* soatbern Wharf.

w E S K L YTO

LINE

IAVANNAH, QA.. BEAUFORT, PACIFIC ANDCHI SOLM'S LANDINGS.

The SteamerPILOT BOY.

Captain W. T. MCNBLTY,Will receive Freight at Accommo-lon Wharf, every TOSSDAT, and_save for above points every WBONBSUAIT OU/KNNO, at s o'clock.Freight received for pointe on Savannah River,s be transferred to steamer CLYDE, leaving sa-annah every THURSDAY.Coaalgnmeats t .care of Agents will be forward-d free of storage or commissions.

For engagements apply toRAVKNEL, HOLMES ft CO.,

may28-ta . No 177 East Bay.

p 0 R FLOBIDA,VU SAVANNAH.

The CITY POINT having beenUndrawn from the line for re«_airs, the steamer EMILIE, Captain 0. van oil.'hl:e, has been eng«ged to take her place forus trip, leaving Southern Wharf on THURSDAY,itn instant, at na '-past 8 o'clock P. M., furOR FERNANDINA,JACKSONVILLE, PALATKAND ALL LAND1NG9 ON ST. JOHN'S RIVKRReturning, will leave PalatknSATUBDAT NIOHT,icKaonvlile SUNDAY MORNINO. Fernandina same,-cnlDg, Savanuah MONDAY MORMNO, arrivingare same afteruoou.For Freight or Passage, apply to

RAVËNKL A CU., Agents,Corner Vanderaoret's Wharf and East Bay.

Jolyfl-fl

Sapping.J OE B ALTIMOBE.

FREIGHTS RECEIVED DAlLT, ANO THROUGBBILLS LADINO ISSUED

TO

PHILADELPHIA, BOSTOY,THE CITIES OP THE NORTHWEST,

LIVERPOOL ANO BREMEN.

The Fine Steamship FALOON, Barnie, Commander, will sail for Baltimore, on ¿ATUROAY,13th Julv, at 6 o'clock P. M.«3- Philadelphia Freights forwarded to thai

city by ratlrortd from Ba tlmore without additlonal insurance, and Consignees are allowedample time to rumple and sell their Goods fromthe Railroad Depot In Pnliadelphla.

For Freight or Passage apnly toPAUL 0. TRENBOLM, Agent,

July»-6 ^o. 3 Onion Wnarves.

B NEW TOKE..

ON WEDNESDAY, JOLT 10, AT 10O'CLOCK A. M.

NEW IRON STEAM LINE-ESTABLISBED 1870

STATE-BOOMS AT.T, ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Stdewheel SteamsblrGEORGIA, Ho'racs, Commander, will Ball forNew York on WEDNESDAY. July 10th, at 10 o'clockA. M.. from Pier No. 2, TJulon Wharves.Through Bills of Lading to Liverpool and the

New England cities as usuall naur -nee bv Steamers of this Line X percent.For Freight or Passage Engagement», having

very One !>. cfc Stateroom accommod itions, appljto WAGNER, BÜGER A CO., NO 26 Broad streetor te WM. A COURTENAY, NaT. 1 Union WharvesJn'y*_pOR NEW TOBE.

MSW YORK AJTD CHARLESTONSTEAMSHIP LIVE.

ESTABLISHED IMS.

The Splendid Sldewheel Steamship JAMES AD-GER, T. J. Lockwood, Commander, will sall fromAdger's Sont h Wharf for the aoove port on SAT¬URDAY. July 13'n. at ll o'clock A, M.49*Tht< JAMESADDER ls handsomely and com¬

fortably fltt»'d np for passengers, and offerssuperior Inducements to travellers going North.MW Through Bills of Lading given on -.orton to

Liverpool, Boston. Providence, and the New England m>nn faetaring towns.For Freight or Pxssage Engagements, apply toJnly8-8 JAMBS ADOER A CO.. Agents.

THE PHILADELPHIA IRON STEADLINE.

THE FIRST-CLASS IRON SCREW STEAMSHIP?VIRGINIA, captain Hinckley,GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter,

Are now regularly on the Line, Insuring a firstolaas sea connection between Philadelphia anc

Charleston, and In alliance .with Railroad Compan les at both termini, afford rapid transportationto and from all pom ta in the Cotton states, andto and from oinelnuatl, St. Louis, Chicago onethe principal cities of the Northwest. BostonProvidence and the Eastern Manufacturing Centree.tr The VIRGINIA ls apDOlnted to'sall rrom

Brown's Wharf on FRIDAY, 12th Joly, at ll o'clockA M.aarTne GULF STREAM win roilow next week.For particulars or Freight arrangements, appij

to WM. A COURTENAY, Union Wliarves.W. P. CLYDE A CO., General Agents, No. li

sooth Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.julvl

REDUCTION IN PASSAGE BATES I

ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.

SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY

Passengers booked to and from anyRi tl way station or Seaport In Grout._Britain, Ireland, Norway, Sweiien, DMÍSÜEGermany, France, Holland, Belgium, and tn»United States,Cabin Fare from New York to London, Liver

pool, Glasgow and Derry by wed nea ay's Steamen $60. By Saturday's -'earners $66and $76.

EXCURSION TICKETS.$120.intermediate, $83; steerage, $28. all payable lt

Ourrenoy.Parties sending for their friends In the Old

Couutry can purchase tickets at low'eet rates.For further particulars apply io the Agents,

HENDERSON BROTHERS,No. 7 Bowling Green, N. Y.,

Or to DOUGLAS NISBET,Sontnern Wharf,

aprll-amnsDAW_Charleston, s. C.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPTETHROUGH LINE TO

CALIFORNIA. OHINA AND JAPAN.

FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers ot the above line leave Pler^No. 42. North Elver, root of CanalJ_«reetTflew York, at 12 o'clock noon, or me lottmd 30th or every month except when theselates rall on sunday, then the .saturday precedingAll departures connect ar. Panama with »team

irs for south Pacific and Central American portsDeparture of 16tb touches a." Kingston, JamaicaPor Japan and Ohma, steamers leave San FranDisco Orst of every month, except when lt falls OBsunday; then on the day preceding.No California steamers touch at Havana, but gc

llrect from New York to Asplnwall.One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult

Hedióme and attendance free.For Passage Ticket* or other Information appl)

it the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharfoot of Canal street, North River, New York.Inly28-lyr_F. R. KABY. Agent

JjlOB L1TEBPOOL, VIA QÜE/JÍSTOWNCARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.

THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN

STEAM COMPANY

vin dispatch one of their first-class, full powoiron screw steamships rrom

PIER No. 46 N. H., EVERY WEDNESDAY,Cabin Passage $80, gold.Steerage Passage (Office No. 28 Broadway) $80

lurrenoy.For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to

WILLIAMS A GUION,No. 68 Wall street, N. T.

N. 8.-Through Bills Lading to Liverpool issuer»y the Charleston and New York Steamers, whlolnake close connection with the above line.For particulars and rate or Freight apply to

JAMES AUGER A CO.,WAGNER, HUGER A CO.,

maye or WM. A. COURTENAY.

RANKING HOUSE OP

HENRY CLEWS & CO.

NO. 32 WALL STREET, N. Y.

Circular Notes and Letters of Credit for Travel-srs, also Commercial Credits Issued, availablehroughout the world.Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Bank of Lon¬

ou, National Bank of Scotland, Provincial Bankr Ireland, and all their branches.Telegraphic Transfers or Money on Enrope, Sanranclaco and the West Indies.Deposit Accounts received in Ither Currency or

oin, subject to check at Bight, which passirough the dearing House as if drawn upon anyItv bank. Interest allowed on dally balances,crt,neates of Deposit issued bearing Interest atorrent rate. Notes and Draft" collected.State, City and Railroad Loans negotiated.

CLEWS. HABICHT«TOO.,may2*-x No. ll Old Broad street, London.

fiailroaits.m--i-^»^¿5sLg-4-gOÜTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

CHARLESTON, Jane i, 1872.FXOÜRS ON TICKETS io Ureeoville, Anderson

and Walhalla have been pm on sale To- KAY, andwill commue on sale until ist 8- ptemoer." sGood to rem n until 1st Novemoer. SH,Bagg ge checked through.Pnc- to Cree ville aud Return $17 80. i rPnce io Anderson and Return $10 70.Price to »v¡Unalla and Return SID ;;o.Price to.Spartanburg and Ketaru $16 80.Kxcur*l>n Tl-kets also on sale to Oatoosa

Spriug-t tua.)-pnce $24.Th above Tickets un sale at the Lino st-eet

Depot, aud at tue cbarleaton Hotel.S. B. PIOKBSS. a. L TYLER,

junl 0. T. A. V'ce-President.

gOÜTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

CHARLESTON, a. C., Ma) 1», 1KJ2,On and after SUNDAY. May 19, the Passen

ger Tratos on the Sooth Carolina Railroad will runas follows:Ki :

FOB AUGUSTA.Leave Charleston......8.io A IIArrive a:. Angosta...................... 4.25 r M

voa COLUMBI/..Leave Charleston.8.10 A Marrive at Columbia.4.06 r y

FOB CHARLESTON.Leave Augusta.:.7.40 Aarrive ai charleston.8.20 r MLeave Columbia.;.7.40 A MArrive at Onarleston. 8.20 P M

ACGCSTA NIGHT EAPRK86.(Sondays excepted.)

Leave Charleston.7.20 p MArrive at Augusta.6.00 A ?Leave Augusta.7.40 p vArrive at Charles'on.0.46 A M

COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.(Sundays excepted.)

Leave Charleston.3.20 p aArrive at colatnoia.......6.40 A M.Uave colombia.!. '6.60 p ltarrive ai charleston..... 6.55 AM

SUMMERVILLE TRAIN.Leave Summerville at................... 7.15 i afarrive at charleston at. 8.46 A MLeave Charleston at.8.30 p MArrive at summerville at. 4.46 p M

CAMDEN BRANCH.Leave Camden.6.15 A MArrive atColombia.10.40 A MLeave columbia.;.1.48 p 11Arrive at Camden.,.6,26 p HDay and Night Trains mate dose connections

at Augusta with Georgia Railroad and Centra)Railroad;Nig nt Train connects with Macon and Angosta

Railroad.Columbia Night Train connects with Greenville

and Columbia Railroad, and with Charlotte Roadto pointa North.Camden Train connects at Ringville dany (ex¬

cept sundays) with Day Passenger Train, androns through to Columbia.

A. L. TYLER, Vice-President.S. B. PIORENS. G. T. A. tanto

NORTHEAST*RN RalLROAD COM¬PANY.

GENERAL TICKET AGENT'S OFFICE.

EXCURSION TICKETS AT GREATLY REDUCEDRATES.

Charleston to Baltimore, thence Ma Harrisburgor P,H;adciptiia to Sirato/a, Sharon springs,Newp irt. Watkin's Glen, Niagara Falls, whiteMonutaln. aud re: .rn.M p a- BCTi EKFIELD'S office and get Ctrc-a-

lar abowing ron tc i and prices.P. Lv CLEA TOR,

July4-Q_General Ticket Agent.

NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD C03ÏPASY.

fiCHARLESTON, s. C., June 8, 1872.

Trains will leave charleston Dany at 10.16 A. M.and 8.00 Pr M.Arrive at charleston 6.00 A. M. (Mondays exr

cepieu) and 3 P. M.Tram does not leave Charleston 8.00 P. M., SUN¬

DAYS. , _

Train leaving 10.15 A. M. makes through connec¬tion to New York, via Richmond and AcqulaCreek only, going through in 44 noora, . fPassengers leaving by AW P. M. Train have

choice or route, via Richmond and Washington,or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leavingFRIDAY by ibis, Train lay ever on SUNDAY lu Baltimor«. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN-DAY in Wilmington, N. C.Thia is the cheapest, quickest and most pleas¬

ant roo te to > l'jcinnatl. Chicago and otner. pointsWeat and No thweat, both 1 rains making con¬nections at Washington with Western Trains olBaltimore and Ohio Railroa «. .>

S, S. SOLOMONS,Engineer and Superintendent.

P. L. OLEAPOR. Pen. Tli:ket Agent. mavgl

AVANN AH AND CHARLESTONRAILROAD.SCHARLESTON, June 13, 1872..

On and after MONDAY. June mn, the Pas¬senger Trains on thia Road wm run as follows:

EXPRESS TRAIN.Leave Chariest -n dally.....&80 p. M.Arrive at savannah dally.9.45 P. M,Leave Savannahdally-.1L80 P. M.Arr. ve at Charleston dally. 7 A, M.

DAY TRAIN.Leave Charlestun. Sondays excepted.. 7 40 A. M.Arrive at Savannah, Suudaysexcepted. 8.80 P. M:Leave Savanbab, Sundays excepted... li A. M.Arrive at Charleston. Sondays exo'ted. 6 60 P. M.Pa seogera from Charleston by 3.30 P. M. train

make cloae connection with Port Royal Railroadfor Beaufort, (Sundays excepted.)

Freigut forwarded nally on turongh bills of ladlng to points in Florida and by Savannah line 0:loeamablps to Boston. Prompt dispatch gives trfreight* for Beaufort aod pointe on Port Boyaitatiroad and a> as low rates as by any other lineTickets on sale at this office for Beaufort over

Port Royal Railroad. C. s. GADSDEN,Engineer and Superintendent

a. C. BOYLSTOP, Gen'l Kt. and Ticker. Agent.Junl4

Ntu DnblùatLons.

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HORSE POWER.PATENTED OCTOBER 10,-1871.: H(fA

We take pleasure In presenting to the plantersand public a Horse Power' gotten np bv Messrs.WEIGHT A- WARNOCK, or 'Barnwell and-Beau«fort counties, ». c. which'la a most p i feoc ma¬chine The said Power will give greater speed at

the expense of less power than anythlng.Vet Inuse; 1B siro g simple and durable.- Can-be usedwith eq >ai ease for gin .mg cotton, threshinggrain, pumping water,.Ac Will, on a for¡y-eawgin in good order, with two m nies, moderategalt, gi a 1500 pounds lint cotton per day ; .briskdriving 2000 pounds. One male can pall lc; lightfor two. it sits in a frame la the toase;can nea-rantred to gin with the gin and gear sitting bathe ground.

" "

: 7Another important feature of this Power ia

that the rising or falling of the floor of the noosedoes not affect the work.ng of the gear In anyway. . ;

"

This Isa Southern enterprise, and no humbugPrice $12S, and freight, ready for putting np.

G. H. KIRKLAND and W. A. OUVRE.'V.r; .

' Allendale, 3. C.,Agents for Sour h CliTollna,

O. H. KIRKLAND, Agent, for North Carolina.BBPSBKNCSS: ||'

Rev. Messrs. Joseph A. Lawton* and JosephBo-itick,* of the Savannah River Aasoc a-tion. Allenditle; captain w. M.. Bo-ucfca Alien-Hale; Rev. Me-srs D. J Slmm-ms and P. MiltonKennedv.. of the south Carolina Conference; Gen-» rai Johnson Haznod, Bari.wall Courthouse;Csptalu R D. Senn, Columbi-.; Y. J. Peisor, tsq.,ano Messrs. Ree 'er A Davis, charleston, S C.. Those marked thus hare'seen VA« Power at

work. Jnns-tuThRD«04mo8

rOrnas ffn& .iHeMnneB;;^:,;

BELLOC'S CHARCOAL ^Approved by the Imperial .Academy,./

of Mediane of Paris -

MODEL.or>rs

LOSCHOIl

lt is especially to its eminently,, absorbent,jproperties .that 8 el Icc« Charcoal owes itsgreat efficacy, lt is specially r^mnieflolcdfor the following alfections^

GASTRALGIA, v. ¡n\DYSPEPSIAPYROSIS M&g&ïj&i

\-?. ACIDITY - *.. ....-.:r-iDIFFICULT DIGESTION

CRAMPS lH THE STOMACH f*? J \" CONSTIPATION , :^...|

'. COLICS; V * yty&i..... DIARRHOEA ....tfjg,

DYSENTERY Ol - ..'.'.Ol**1 CHOLERINE '' nu I'

«.. "-.'ll VMODE OF EMPLOYMENT.- Beaoo'a charcoal .

is taken before or after each meal, In tie fori»'of Powder; cr Lozenges, jn the majority,pf'cases, its .beneficial efXects are felt after the Antdose. Detailed: instructions accompany, each boil's,ol' powder and hoi ol'lozenges. .,

'

.. Depol ia Ptris, L. FREBjE,' ii»;híeiáecb1 Z*'1/;,Agents ia Charles n: DOWLS, MOISE i j^A-vTs,;jWholeNale.,Drn>War ¿,,T;rjj¡

J) B U,¡ff S"' ! A W,DV'

,M"E^fjO-XN,E.Â?^. ..<?_??? "il .'I. -Viii".: j.,.r ???.^

DB, H. BARR, NO. 181 MEETING STREBT,CHÁai,a^,;8.C.,'^',' %!Svj¡%

Invites attention to the following. Preparationsof Dla own Manu'actnre: ,0 ,,r ^ ^fam^xTHE CELEBRATED GERMAN 30 'THING;

CORDIAL, FOR INFANTS TEETHING.This ls the nest Medicine for Infants and young

Children ever offered- to the:public- 'ft U'caie-fuliy prepared from the best Drags according toa prescription furnlsued by a distinguish « uer-nun Physician i f large,and sncoesaiul practice,and has been tried and approved oy many of ourbest physicians, lt is apeuiahy adapted to' tuadiseases incident to childhood during tue tryingperiod of Teething end recommends lise r for thecure or Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Coin-, Grining tnthe Bowels, Summer uomplalnt>Ac lt.containsno Anodyne or other lojai loas Drag, and: should,therefore, ba preferred to the -cwhing syrupsthat now flood the nnrket, whlcn are known, tocontain Opium, and are, tnere ore, more or lestlojurions. fliuusands of chi.dren are Tiurderpdannually by >oottnng Syrups; in some cases, tula '

face has oeen pubiiaued lu me newspapers, wherethe phy-ictuu m attendance Bo stilted In nls deathcertiocate. In the numerous othér oases, wheretoe Innocenta are murdered by this modernBerod of thc Nursery, the cause is laid rfi a thous-a*o o' her causes-to all bnt trio right one. .

Mo tn «-rs, bear this in mind, and use tne GermanSoothing Cordial, which ls safe; efficient andsatisfactory. Do not fail to try a bottle at once !Tne aoottnng C< rdUl la also an excellent r.-nlo,

admirably adapted m cases of Debility-divingtoue to the -system, recuperating tho strength,and rearing the appetite. ;,. :Pnce26 cents a battle. . ;..

EXCEI.SIOB HAIE TONIC.This Is no Dre. but a Tonto and Hair Bresslng-

keeps the scalp' clean, and promotes thé growthof the Hair; contains no Nitrate o' Silver, no Sui.pbur, BO'Sugar or Lead, and DO other injuriousDrag. Try lt. Only 50 cents a bottle. >\.DB. BABB'S IMPROVED VEGETABLE

CATHABTIC PILLS. JjThe proprietor ot these Pilis confidently be- '

lleves that he has succeeded, by a skilful com«blnatlon or vego abie remades, in pro toeing, apreparation that will bring health and happinessto tne unfortunate sufferer, in the following dis¬es-K-S. they have been nsed by thousands withmo» wonderful sn- cess: Bilious Disorders sadliver oom pl .int. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head*ache, Costiveness, Less of Appetite, Neuralgia,Dropsy, Dysentery. Piles, Du ea-,ea of toe >kin,Pain in tue aide. Back and Limos, »ick Headache,and all derangement of tne stomach.'These Pills may be taken with perfect safety by

any person and m ab situations m life. No familyshould be without them. '' V. *i .Hua.tr* 901 .

Price 25 cents a b .X. q«.».

BENZINE,(DOUBLB-DISTILLID.) ?J

For Cleaning Clothes and tating out Grease Spots.Price 25 cents a DUI.,A n1 erai diacoont to the trade on an the abort

Preparation». . i .

Dr. BARR ls Agent for the sale ofFOUNTAIN SYRINGES,

The best Instmmes t of tho k ind la use.

NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR TH!HAIR.

(Advertised In another part of TUB NEWS.)PBQF. WTJNDRAiTS GERMAN REMEDIES

For Rheumatism, Gout,' Dyspepsia, Dlarrhosa*Dysentery, Asthma, Ac. Ac.W. R. WARNER & CO 'S ELEGANT AND

RELIABLE PHARMACEUTICALPREPARATIONS.

(Advertised in another part of THBNSWB») 1

UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.; I|These pfeparations, como rising valuable reme¬

dies for almost every disease, are dally gaming laia vor at me som h, while, in the Nortu aod West,they have for some years enjoye-.1, a large repata.uou and extensive sale. The fohowtng are somejf the best kuown:Comp. Extract ol CANCER PLANT.Hydrated oxy mel, for ?' o ugh, AcStrengtbenmg Tonic of Pera.Flve-Mmute Palu-curer.-Ethereal Phosphorus, (for Weatafas, Serve Jtx?

Imitation, Impotence, Ac)Amaran tu for the Hair.Vic otla Regla ior the Complexion.Headache Pills. .

May-aDpie Pl ls.Ah-Healing omtment. n

Rheumailc Elixir.iEianihas Extract, (ior Epilepsy, Fits, Ac)Catarrh SpeclncPlie txtract.Always on hand a full assortment of Droga,

Medicines, chemicals, Pate it Medicines-Domes¬tic and Imported; Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Ac,ill of which will oe sold at low st market rates,sample orders solicited from the trade

HOMOOPATHIC REMEDIES.A full assortment always on hand.

CUNDURANGO,The Great South Ammcan cancer Remedy.

Ttflni SULPHUR SEEINGS,GR13ENBRIEB COUNTT, WEST VIRGINIA,Famous for their ALTKR vTIV-: WATER» and

'ashionabie p .tronage, are now open. J hey ara¡ooo feet above tide water-affording entire reliefrom prostrating summer heat. Capacity for two xihonsand pe rs -ns.

Charges-$3 per dav and $80 per month of thlr«y days. GEO. L. PüYTON A CO..may20-wfmS6 Proprietors,