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Important ircnl Virginia.

WASHINGTON, July &c.
Considerable excitement prevails in OccauIan Viz
gina, sixteen miles from Alexandria, in consequence
Of an attempt being made to demolish liberty pole
erected by the Republicans, upon which is daily dis
played flag bearing the names Of Lincoln and Ham.
lin Occaquan is tie residence Of Mr.. Underwood
who driven out of Virginia. in 1885, for attending
the National Convection that nominated Fremont He
was delegate TO Chicago and il is said, is sustained
in his course at home Sy about three hundred men,
1t is reported here that the mob is headed By the
captain Of military company who has resigned his
Office. and that Gen. Hatton consented 10 let them
lave arms Tie Republicans Of CccaQu;n lc,d
meeting, Oh Monday night, and resolved to toriy aud
defend Their liberty pole and @e at all haz; rds They
sent TO Alexandria and this city for ammunition and
notified Gov. Letchcr Of all the facts in tlc case aad
informed him il he did not protect them they should
do it themselves. lie despatched messenger last
night, satng.that they should be protected aud or.
dercd Gen. llatton to call out his command where
upon Ilattoa resigned. Sixty Republicans swear to
die before lhcy surrender their liberty pole and flag
The military Of alexandria are expecting orders 10
march to-night TO OccaQuan.
RiCn%oNp, Va. July %.
Tcegralhic dispatches received here inform us that
the excitement and irritation which las prevailed Cor
some days p;st in the village OF OccaquHn. Prince
William County. is now virtually ct an end
Tic citizens Of the county turned out en- moste on
Friday evening. and stnmariiy cut down tie liberty
aag-pole which Underwood and lis associate irccr.
diaries mad raised there Oh TIC Foul Of July ;,Si
y company Of cavalry had been sent in o preserve
the peace, but notwithstanding the Eoasts ard threats
Of the ALolit;onst, ,hcy maze attempt to resist tie
popular Indignation and the affair passed OF quietly
There i. serious TAX Of tie wLoe Of Tie border
counties being cleared Of tic gangs orJol Brownies
who ncw in!cst tEcm. Public feeling runs very high
on tic subject ard most ic,scns say tha Tic end is
10: yet.
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sMo
'i1le Herofl;3nts Of the
s0DT1I
AND SOVNTEIW EST !!

WE. TFHE UlDEsslGNED, IEE-
w CHANT OF THE CITY OF Cli ARLESTON
s c. encouraged bS the increased patronage receiv
ed last Spring. and3br tie assurances thai lave Ieac!.
ed us from all SECTIONS Of ihe Soulh and Southwett
that our Goods halve compared advamtageously, and
competed successfully. with ilIoSe bought in New
York AMI other Northern cities and believing that
being found hlfIl to The pledges made in orr form.
er Card will receive still greater patti onage, have
prepared "u:selves Tor largely Increased Fa! bs.
II 50. s.
Our importers and Jnbbcrs oil Foreign Merchandise
Lave all been REPRESENTED in the markets a Europe
This Spring and Summer, either bv members I" their
respective firms. orby Agents fully Competent t" Sc
lecr Goods TO- The Southern liade Thev have
bought for cash. o-fts equivalent an'l their selections
will form full aud attractive stocks tor the s1cc-
ton oi the interior Merchant Our laci:i'ics lrr oh.
taining Domestic Goods direct from the manIacL"r.
les. are unsurpassed by the merchants Of any city in
the Union.
We therefore confidently invite you to inspect our
FALL STOCK Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
feeling assured that all who may do So Witout p'e-
juiice will make lhsir purchases i'll this market. Unr
Stocks will be complete early in August, when we
will he pleased 10 Eeceyo the visits Of cur ud and
new mercantile friends.
Dry Goods.
Gilliland. llowe! & Co.: Johnston, Crews TO-;
Chamberlain. M;lIcr& Co.; John &. Minor Co.. Nay
ler Smith e. Co.; Hyatt McBurney & Co.; Crane. Bnyl-
ston Co.; J. s. L. Bowie Co.; Cadow. Mcheuzle
& Co.; Kerrison l.9cling
Ea;erdWarc.
Hyde, Gregg & Hay; Wilmans & Price Courtney
Tenant & Co.. J. 4. .idgcr & Co.
Eno Is al,d Shoes.
y. T. Fleming & ttu: r. A. prnglo & TO-; Force &
MITCHELL Il. B. Stoddard Co.: Dumhan, Taft Co.,
IIaseltnc & WALTON.
SIashinG.
Ifcrson. Smith c Co; Colcn, Willis & Co..; WaIlrnn
Ereleston Co.. Edwin Bates & Co.. Matthirsscr
OfIara Co.
|Groccrias.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS co.
Crptkcry and Gl;>S ware.
Webb & Sage; Brown Il Palma.
Briggs aud 7leGicine%
Havand Stevenson & Co.; Nelson Carter; John
A>hhurst & Co, RuI powic
SILKS ;smsi Fancy Gooels.
Bowen Foster & Co.. J & W. Knox: pcwin:. Thar-
er s Co.: Albert Lengnick; Marshall, Burgc Co.
ESHss, Cap. and Straw Gooa-.
IIorscy. Au,en 4 Co.: f. D. Tanning Co.; b. r.
Williams & Co.
Saddles G. s;,dGlrry Hardware.
IIastie Calhoun ( Co.; Jennings, Tlomlil$on Co.
Carpets, OH Cloths and Window Cur-
ta;ns.
Lambert & HOWELL james &. Bae.
Importers and Dealers in Wines, A:-
Guors, Srgars.
Clr,fcc. Croft { Ciaftc; Rcnncker & Glover.
Ercaler in Paper and Eave:oprs.
JOSEPH WALKER. Aug. !.
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Ed;soy;al CORRESPONDENCE.

4 ride OF seven hours from Columbia, on the Green
vile Columbia Rail Road brings one to WILLIAMSON
at which will be found all excellent Spring Of pure
water, the medicinal qualities of which are well and
favorably known by heah-seekers in this State ea-
peciav. An analysis shows the water to contain the
suphae Of magnesa, soda and Of iron some lime, &c
1t generally has gentle and pleasant effect upon rsi-
tors who need something Of an aperient aud tonic.
The HOTEL is quite all Institution and is the best
one, in a its appointments, to be found at any water
Ing place in the State. 1t is an imposing structure,
and presents IN elegant and handsome appearance
from the cars which added to the delightful strains Of
music which !al upon the wcaried ear after several
hours CT heated ride one is very apt to be tempted
to stop and enjoy the anticipated comforts of the place
The Hotel is capable Of accommodating 500 persona,
and for large and well ventilated rooms cannot be
surpassed. The house is handsomely furnished and
the servants very polite and attentive. Tho culin-
ary department, very important adjunct, cannot be
eXcelled. 1t is good any Hotel in the country
and far superior to nine-tantls 10 be found in wc
wide land. The facilities for getting here very
superior Immediately Oh the Rail Road, oap may
leave the noise and heat Of the city, and within fifteen
hours travel Of Charleston Augusta, etc. find de-
lightln retreat in the up-cuuntry region oi our Caro-
lima Anderson is within one hours ride and Fen
dleton, Grecnye, &C., little over an hour. Alto.
gcther 1t is one Of the most desirable places that we
have sean
Every amusement may be enjoyed, and one Of tie
best string bands is here. from Charleston engaged
fr the season, who dscourSiug concord Of
sweet sounds" Mr.. II. 7. TUsTEN is the manager,
assisted by our long tried friend Mr. WILLIAM D.
HARRIS, Of JANNEY's Hotel memory and reputation.
than whom I clevcrer mali does not live. Mr.. It's
TEN Is a Carolina gentlemen, aud visitor In such
hands need not he afraid Of being fseced
What pity this elegant, commodious and wcl.-ap-
pointed establishment wasn't at the Nordt, for the
special accommodation Of those exceedingly philan-
thropc Individuals, whose lorbearauce induces them
to practice the scrpural injunction of turning the left
check when smitten Oh the right, to those who
would rob us Of every dollars worth of plundcr that
they could put their hands upon, and WHOSE good will
only be measured BY or dollars and cents But
why need we write upon this subject?
We would advise any of our friends who desire re-
creation and Il pleasant trip up the country, to give
u iiiialnson call!
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Re.f5nentas BrilI.

The 22d Regiment s. c. NJ, paraded at Camden on
Tuesday last the 3lst July, Col BrREELL JONES COM
manding The Regiment was reviewed by Major
General P. II. NELSON and Staff. His ENceilency the
Governor did not turn out account OF ndlspositio
as we were informed At the close Of the Drill Gen.
NELSON addressed the Regiment in happy manner
his remarks were plain practical and pointed just
such as we like TO hear on occasions ofthe kind Col
GIsr. member of the Governors Staff being called
out rendered an excuse for the absence Of His Excel
ency. The Regiment was then dismissed on the field
by Col. JONES who was enthusiastically applarded.
Thus ended the matter, everything passing ot we'll
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amount of labor at the smallest cost hence labor is
continually rebeliing against capital for brc"d-hencc
tie frequent strikes for higher wages at the NORTH
hence her numerous riots and outbreaks.
This is not nor ever can bc the case at the South.
Here labor and capital friends: it is TO the interest
of tic slavc.owner 10 bread his Slave abund"nty and
to clote and feed lis family, and 50 long as le does
this his slave will be satisfied and happy; hence we
may reasonably conclude that revolution must come
sooner or later. be oUr condition what it may.
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CHARLESTON ENTERpRIsE.-Wc observe that the
merchants of Charleston have issued their card Of tile
fall tadc calling upon the merchants of the South and
Southwest to build up their cities, while they invite
inspection Of their fall stock OF ioreen and domestic
goods expressing the assurance, that all. who may do
50 wilont prejudice will made their purchases in tiiat
market We trust our merchants, who were so well
pleased with their spring purchases III Charleston
will continue to encourage and ssta the enterprise
Kiun>Loy0' Register.
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Attention to Care: OF Charleston &c,

The attention of our readers, and more particularly
of our merchant friends. is respectfully invited to tic
Card Of our Charleston merchants to the merchants of
the South and Southwest. Rare inducements
presented to those wishing to purchase their Fall
stock Of good. The city Of Charleston is at this time
perfectly healthy, and no one, Oh trip there, need be
afraid of contracting yellow fever any other Kindred
diseases. Read and see for yourselves.
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Cos. Re:t;'S Letter.

We present in to.days issue letter from In! Hon.
L. N. KE1rr to his constituents 1t is an abe docr.
ment and to the point. He says should tie Black
Republican party obtain power and the SoIl remain
passive what then? Willie invoke corporation
while appeal to the States around us to be true to
their honor-ye if these fail will counsel the State,
ALONG if necessary, and at all hazards to scccGe from
the Union Any fate is better than degradation and
n slow consuming tyranny" These are our sentiments
exactly Revolution, death-any-ting rather tlian
base submission.
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20 .
.'20"c Fires fel Texas.

AUGUSTA, August ).
Later advices from Texas state that large number
Of luuber and Touring MIL were burnt &, Austin
(1cyas) on tie 9GtlI ult The loss is estimated at
100000. An ncendiary negro. WHO was caught in
tie nc; Of firing o! Tie buildings las confessed that
he was iaciIcd 10 the deed by the Ahoion;sis
IEISm EMIGRATION 70 AMERlCA.-Rcv. nr. Claill
the Irish orator now travelling in il!is country writes
in one 0! lis recent letters concerning Irish emigration
to America ilat lie las never encouraged his country
men to come here has been alleged. He says that
single soyer young men, by coming TO tie United
States. can beyond al doubt, securca happy home
but he adds:
y married m2r las bad chance here; his first
cnbarrassmcntS with u wife and children are almost
nsunnountable and in majority Of instances lie sinks
under them How. for instance Can hc carry them
hundreds Of miles along railroads? Where is the
money And il he leaves them behind in tic city
how can he support hcm willie lie is himself unsettled?
They will starvc. 60 TO the poorousc in separation
and broken Heart. Again, Young gentleman, or an
old gentleman has no chance here. All tie public
Offices arc obtained by vote; and hence no one but
known. citizen can obtain them. This country is good
only for the laborer or the tradcsran; and in these
cases il is perhaps hc most rrnspcrous cnrrr ~ e
,.ir.l. ,.urh
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REDUCED
Cash Prices Of Singers Sew.
ing Machines.

NEW Family Machine and lren Stand. complete.
" $4,000.
Do. do. aud Emamccd Cover for Machine, IS 90.
D." do. or Mahogany Cover with Drawrr5 81 90
Do. do. incloscd in Mahogany or Enamclcd Cab
net Case, G100.
Do do. Rosewood Cabinet Case 1000
No. |. IL in. Table Shuttle Machine and Iron
Stand, 5000.
No. 9 IS IN do do do. loo 90
M. 2. international or Nose!css Machine and
Stand 1880.
No. 3. ~ in. do. do. do. 1900
Mahogany Tables, with Drawer, to attach 10 ma
,hne, each OG.
Rosewood do 10. to- ) 90
Adjustable Binding 'ianye1 for different widths
aud lnickuesSes r Binding. G.00
M. |, lcmmrrs tor Family Machine, 100.
NJ. ., do. do dn. 500
~ The above pricc:. with tie addition Of charges
lot Transportation from New I.rk
". y. MCDONALD: Agcn Camden, :. e.
July 3--ii.
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CASH STORE.
albert c. (atta.

Almonds. - Burnt and Sugar Almonds Allspics
Bacon. Hams Sides ar Shoulders.
Butter, Buckets, Bla king Brooms.
Coffee. Chccrlnte, Cocoa, Cheese. L..
Corn, Neal AID Hnminr-CASH
Sraekers-Bultcr. Milk. Picnic, Soda Wine.
Candy-a variety. from 81 to LOO per lb Ciron-
Caud;es-Judds Wax Il Sperm, 4 da and Tallow.
Domestic Dry Goods nage's Theology Dictionaries.
Ext Lemon d: Rose, T.. Mustard Pickles, WaIuu,s.
tIcUr, r = Taste IRISH SaT"r:d and IeacheA
Ginger Preserves, ground Ginger, Pepper, Cuhau'p.
Hams, lIcrmetcaly Sealed Cove Oysters.
limitation Cheese Indigo, Ink Isingiass.
jelly !@i4aS e4sis s. EpueE7anac @ crtag rIa!g H---
Lard. Lemons Lemon Syrnp. Layer Raisns ~
Nackerel. Matches, MoIass,s Macaron, Mustard: -
Nails, o. Mo!asScs. Nu'mcgs numerous articles
Olive Oil, Oysers-oren for sale.
Prrncs, Preserved Peaches Pears, Pepper.
Powder. riccalili Pepper Sauce, Pipes & Stems.
Quarter Boxes Raisins. Qaiery. Will you Buy
fice. Rasins, R"ct Salt per 4 R
Snga:-Loar Crlshed Ground 4. + Brown.
suap-M im"heste7s Culga,es Castle, Toilet, &C.
snlt-lGG Sack~.-:S,..l il English JAS re,y extra.
c;s!ci., ior Pics puddings, Sald nes--pure Pearl do
Shoes-1ood cGmmnn-Shot, Superior Syrup.
Teas lGys0n. Gnn Powder Green & Back.
Tin Warc-C"ilee Pots, Cups. Buckets / Pans.
T"bacco-Chcwing Smoking. Snuff, Cigars.
Unlerwoods Fresh Salmon pickles-useful.
Vnegar-W. Wine d pure Horse Apple Cider do
Worcestershire Sauce WalnIts. Walnut Pickles.
Xtra fine Cigars Will yon PUFF" them?
Yeast po~4crs Cooking Soda Sardnes.
"a good pair Cotton Scales with over 500 lbs.
Di Weights, A. T. LATTA.
Camden, June 10, 1860.
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ROMAN EYE BALsAI-Is a sovereign remedy for
inaamed eyeds commonly called sore cyesl it acts
like Charm in relieving all irritation, and usually
effects complete cure after few applications. Many
persons who have been long afflicted with unsighty
rawness of the eycds write to express their grateful
thanks for the speedy relief it has afforded them.
uTl
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s:;.Gc Gi s0m.,,-EiiroiI,,;t, Kcrs;i;.H
District--gI. The Common Pleas,
i. 4 YOUNG rs. WILLIAM F. LEE.
JL,.L,r,Ii,, a., E,,.jp-, JytrcLusD;

T. A YOUNG as WILLIAM F. LEE.
Declvu!ipn in FoIeign attachment.
M THEREAS the liainliiI did, on the &c h day Of
W .Iu!y 1861. i!c his declaration against the
Defendant who. (as it is saidl is absent ir"n and
withou, the limits Of this State ard neither wife nor
attorney known within tie same. upon wh"n copy
Of the said declaration might be- served 1t is order.
cd. that the said Defendant d" appear and plead tc
The said declaration or hcInc the eth day of July
which will Ir in The year ri or Lord one ihnusaud
r:glt hundred and sixtr-umc. Otherwise inH and ahso
uc Judgment will then he given and awa dcd against
him.
Clerks Office, Kcr.llaw District. july 2Gll 1860.
july 81 ". CLlBU"N, Clerk
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Co-pa rtnership Notice.

@5NlIE undersigned have this day associated them.
L selves fer the transaction ol The fac;orage and
General Commission EuSiacs-. in ti:c City Charles
lnm s. e. rlnler the Firtn "lCiiamh"rS. BarmeSk Co..
and would moS respectfully solicit the patronage Of
their friends and the public.
CunsigamcHtS Of pro'luce. Manufactures. III Mer-
rhandsc. made to their House, will receive prompt
attention.
JAMES :. CHAMBERS, of Charle>;on. s. c.
GEORriEW. BARNES. OF Kcr.hnw District. s. c.
JOHN ". CHAMBERS, cf Charleston, s. G.
JGly 2I.-lm.
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Chr Gamoen Week!p s}onrAaI.
THO. J. WARREN, Editor.
Military Eiecties:.

On Saturday, July 2sth, an election for officers Of
Beat Company No. l. 22d Regiment S G. NJ, was
held, which resulted as fellows: H. R BRowE, Cap
tain, vsce D. J. GEORGE resigned; R. 3. PATTERSON
Lieutenant, vscs ". H. PATTERSON resigned.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fer the EcGsssitiuT!,,

The friends Of JOHN R. SHAW, ESQ. respectfully
present his nanc MS Candidate for scat i'll the Leg
isaturc, at the ensuing election.
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Private EOarlai,l.

TIE ECONOMY or IIEALTI1-This busy nation Of
Americans have 100000 working people, whose
services may be estimated at 81 day. and their an.
nal loss by sickness at average Of ten days each
III the year This gives total loss of $?lo,"Ooono.
sum three times as large as tic whole cost Of the
General Government. including the Army, Navy. Post
Offices, Legislators. Foreign Ministers and all. The
amount weighs over six hundred tons in pure gold.
\ large proportion fthis costly suffering might be
avcrtcd by attention to Diet cleanliness and above all
by the proper use Of the right remedy in season.
Wien 2j cent box Of Ayers Fills will avert an attack
Of illness which it would take several days to recover
from, or dollar bottle Of Ayers Sarsamrilla will rx
pei lurking disorder that would bring the sufferer to
his back Tor weeks or months does take any figures
TO show tic good economy Of the investment? When
Fever aud igue is ranklingin your veins, and shaking
your life out Of ycu is it worth the dollar it costs for
his AGrE CURE to have the vainous disorder expelled
which il does surely and quickly? When you have
taken cold is it prudent to wait until Il Las settled
on the lungs when days weeks or months must he
spent in trying TO cure it, ever ir can be cured at AL
or is il cheaper take Ayers Cherry Pcctora costing
few shiilings and rcmovc the trouble before il is
serious? II takes no wisdom to decide. july 3l.i'.
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Revolution a Necessity.

There are those who believe that Federal Union
is indssoiuble-that like well-tried ship, which has
survived all the storms Of the ocean, It is still capable
of enduring other and sevcrer perils If this belief
were founded in the fact that the immutable principles
of justice are and would continue to be recognized in
the administration of her government controlling her
councils regulating her action and modifying her
cesses and errors then we could not doubt its correct
ness but under existing circumstances we confess
we cannot compass the reasons that inspire such con-
fdence in her stability.
That the wants and fears Of nen constitute tie only
legitimate bond Of government is universally conce-
ded The history Of nations prove this, and our gov
ernment is living illustration of the truth. The very
objects for which our orefathers confederated were
satisfy their wants. and relieve their fears: in other
words to cultivate the arts Of peace-to till the soil!
subdue the forests and TO protect themselves in the
lawful exercise Of these pursuits from cpcroachmcnts
at home and inyasons from abroad. Indeed it was in
the assertion Of these rights that onr ancestors of
the British yoke, and set up for themselves. Had the
colonies not been taxed, without their consent-wh
out the privilege of representatou-tlcy would not in
have absolved their allegiance to the
!! : ~ A. 81 6siaiss Government having
A.,,o ro,o,:.. ,..o..
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EayMRS. WlNSLOW, AN EXPERIENCED
Nurse and female physician has Soothing Syrup
for children tccthing. which greatly facilitates the pro-
cess Of teething by snening the gums reducing all
ntIammaon--will alay all pain, and is to rcgr.
late the bowels. Depend uponit. mothers. it will give
r,st to yourselves, and relief and health your infants
Perfectly safe in i'll cases. Sec advertisement in anotl
cr column.
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Fer the Legislature.

WILLIAM NJ SHANNON Esqr is announced as
a Candidate for reelection to the HOUSE OF REP
RESENTATIEES, at the ensuing election in October
next. Ills FRIENDS
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
Fashionable Dress Making.

Ezn<Is~ THE MEMBERS OF TIE CAM
s&,s.I,saS DEN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION arc
requested TO meet at the Counting Room of 4. NJ. &
r. KENNEDY, on HedneSd"g Sth ms. at II o'clock
a. IN As matter Of some importance will lie con-
sidcrcd, punctual attendance is desired
July 81 \. NJ KENNEDY. Socly S. 4.
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For ti,C Senate.

We arc authorized to announce Hos. \. il. BOY
KIN. as a Candidate for reelection to the State
Senate.
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The EiINyan EagsEgNtiX.

This lsr-ianed Panorama. which Attracted so much
attention in the City Of Charleston last winter was OK.
hbitcd at the Temperance Iia-Canndcn. for hc frs,
time last night. Nothing can give more universal
satisfaction than this splendid work of art 1t comes
from the hands Of the first Masters of Art of America
There will te an exhibition at the above Hall each
night during the present week. 1t will also be exlbi.
ted on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon at o'clock
We clip tic following notice oft from the New
York -I'Lion, which IS good authority in such mat.
tcrs:
- REMARKABLE rANCKaMA-Wc are somewhat
chary Of Our praises cihe thousand and one eXhbi.
tons in this branch Of art with which town and count
ry have been inundated. since Mr.. BLnvard first con-
ceivcd the idea o: painting by the acre, and uEroI!ed
the long lengths Of the Mississippi to astonsled
gaze. But we must do justice 10 a series Of ilustra-
..a,, 2gJohr Bunyan's "Pgrim's Progress" which
open to t!ckpublic at SIS Broadway. The
Isl preserves an incognitiO nevertheless beg to
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For The Legislature.

The friends of CAPT. D. y. PERRY, respectfully
announce him as Candidate for the HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, at the election in October.
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Georgia &;srsapariEia CompeuuG, e.!
EenEis' AEteT:ttivr.

Tic lmrest and the best for diseases Of tic Liver
and for Purifying the Blood.
This is tie hest Medicine Of tie day. It's compost
ton iSpuhishcd on the wrapper.
Orders arc not solicited because il is Of Southern
growth and preparation, but because il is the best \
trial will prove il 50.
For sale by JOHN j. MckA1N,
Ma! 80 and DR.. j. L. ZEAP.