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tribute such as must ns''er the most eiacsing and
must fuld the most ardent desires o. the eacTest
d'da,e for dramatic honors paid 20 NJ. Dawi.
last night The house crowded from top 10 boltom
aud every foot OF ground which could Afford standing
room was occupied Looking upwsrs at tho oirciis and
galleries one encountered . Of human facez. With
hfain'og ewes and eagerly beat cars. each apnA-
renty fearful Of missing the slightest movement Of
's'ng TO catch single sound that Issued from IN
masters lips Whom he spoke an aluos, painful s,iI-
moss prevailed; every breath seemed To bs hushcd-
mo silence vas almost audible Mr. Dawson app AIRED
foc the second time In his famous character 81 Richard
tho Third The narseoas truth With which he renders
tho character has already bsen descanted upon Oha
couin almost forget Tor the moment that he =. smuIv
witnessing piece Of acting ana imag,ne Il ~ be
scene OF real life, were no, tho inper.onaiion
700 true 70 % rear rhc rehnei hypocrte apprecsbe
In eveIy glance, in every sound that n. ul,.r,. and
although no complies with tho historical
and Is both huuc hbacked and lame he doe. ot render
the character rcpusivo lar external appssrancs
GO On the contrary, no assumes certain suniny AR
certain genilsness OF bearing whom occasion ren,yes
that shows that he impersonates noheman and ono
who, though villain Of the deepest dive has tho nroud
est blood OF England in his veins In iact Mr. Dawisons
pon Of the character IN totally lron that
Of any other actor whom We have rhors is more
OF tho mind than OF tho heart In his acting he seems
10 havo studied ovory gesture the eIpreron every
emotion, without having recourse 10 that logdue and
pres on Of deep feeling nc Is such thorough olo
cutoI that no rsiso his voice 10 Tho highest ph
and moduate II again 20 the lowest whisper, dstnsiy
audible In every part OF the house. without tue slightest
short. One cannot say much TOT tho manner IA Witch
Mr. Dawson Ia supported but pocIlc seem only do.
s!rc 10 HIM. aud 10 pay but little attention I" tie
other pars--in fact merely avail themselvos of their
dialogue az Kind OF explanation Of tho play
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Mrs. General Lander tnde Jean " Dsseapor,l, con.
msnced an engagement at tho satossl Theatre, WASH.
invton. on Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams we're most su,haaias
tically received q, New Haven On Monday evening The
Journal saya.--"we have never large IN sudi.
In tie Music Hal to witness theatrical entertain.
msnt
h1ry ClpdaAne has closod her performances At tho
National thcatrc Cincinnati and been saceser BY Ia.
wonei listers
Mr. and Mr. = " Irwin are rsyisg star engage.
meni Al the ssli Lake cry theatre, Utah territory
Heller the magician. has bccn performing In s.sArs
this week Hs engagement ends this evening
Ben he Tar i AZ The St Charles theatre. ses nsiesns
NJ !. IS Po.x, comedian, 10 40 tho krbmoni thss,rs
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The only feature OF last nights performances us,
tho production OF Dr Robin, act comedy 10 which
Mr. Harrtlng played the Part OF Garrick. who a'une'
variety OF DISCUSSES IN order 20 dsenchsnt MARY (Nss
Hossel who has fallen In love with him, ani wishes Ia
ananced bridegroom Sir Arthur mr. Penner
or course he succeeds eventually and receives the
thanks OF all for hts disintorsted friendship Nh.
Haerng and Miss Hcsse played VOL, and were csiiod
ssyerai times. Der 6ehe,rs RrgssbDr rsd feia
Fnsi then repeated, and the performance coaed
with the buriets, Ein kfrin>v Scheiadei whci
vel upon rs rst representation wa given
better than the 9rst occnsion III. dialogue having
undergone q slight alteration, aud was s,ceSsd With
great appAuse
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Awerws OF a. isW
A fyssdwsn -. shg - r.lssn,aa somsts lsWa hshi
Tho oltfsss .rxgs4ssa ffsaa 80 asg go 500
mas whcE The fs~stnssa fsyDss~s - @snsf. Ins-sA,
vho sis ed him Ssh r-1fesx from hs ev a1rSf1.
tea parry a. vLhs saet. suff~anosS hs s~s'f 80
nlshs ana us4s6sv~d hrs ~b1s bs 80 aSefane W
s~~,p~ The sius~ss itfsssss a. ~ c1Ssss
military forrs ks~ ts>a - svsf - ~rp-fssfvs
several s,hsvs~rs hsys tssa sfvAs1 il ssvisu
ssskly " tks nAkiNI.
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MgsrrriIsi VI, uct 10, 1870
Tho foll"us rrct0ns lnaGr 81 day ny tho fnstU
i-uTc So rotary OF state, George hichois. u Novth-
nold erg ant Arms, & tatnp, % Montpelier Aadiiar
of Accounts ponysld Stewart, VI MGdlcbly, Supcvis~
tendcnt Of state Prison. Pollard of Chester fAsg
Commissioned. A " Csmp stowe: ~ " krhoinou, ~
NsA0giofd, AdJni.ns anl Inspector General, wsA
We'd. 81 w@iert,ur, ouartosmates General. Y. T. ra
kan ~ Aoui pgtief
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Park Theatre, Hrooki, n.

The announcement OF tho domestic dFans emitted tho
Chimney Corner drew audience Al his theatre i,s
night that about half Allied u. houee. The plot oi Tho
play simple, and In the main Tho execution ~ i was
bad An old chandler Of sxty iS sole pdminisrs,or Of
tho estate OF a daughter OF late friond The old
has , 500 clerk in nrm u the neni'cr' Of which
sultor Tor the hand OF tho heiress 10 advance hs
aud defeat thai OF his rival Tho chandler son, he
accuses him 81 ombozyiing money aud this accusation
a. no intended should reached tho ~ thu father
OF bis lady love before no died AZ consequence OF
his last dying charges 20 his daughter and 20 his executor
that she should marry tho dishonea clerk nnder
pan Of forfeiture OF the entire pirmony. Tho plot al
turns upon the removing Of the boz TIM, contained The
money the place where had boon bestowed ny the
executor In that made tho old man fear tha
had stolen H. aud others bcleve that be himself
= party the Transaction. This done ~ to
oharters father character that wss personated BY Mr.
He h.9 'tse 70 do but 70 ~ donble ~ as
chair drawn np IN thanre, utter fes tuco-rr,t cann
a,loDs puiiug old h4sn OF ninety may 10 srpposcf
do and put the box up the chimney nue cs'
however, done pa.sabiy vol But the hest .e,as
81 tho piece was by Mr. CONWAY. who appeared ~ iis
feet as acting could Ia by on. Wiz not pcn, ay
dowci with that divine afatns called genius Hat that
y vA- not perfect tho audience shall b. len a. toe sfb
S~,wecn the PLAYER aud tho critic. Mr. Conway
posrd 10 Liza best advantage ~hsn under Me suppression
that his sou had heen guilty no, only q elnhes.
zsmont aud forgery, but Of cAnyins away
tho money for which his father stood
responsible to the daughter Of his frisad
no began to question " nsslf IN hs Wild oatsurs Of
grief II there had been augh In his own ne thai could
afford his apology tor his rriips and then for
geing himself began TO dwell With ali tho fondnszs Of
father affection for hs only upon all Tia little IN
cdens OF his naniils yearA recurring 70 thsm again
aud again I'll there seemed Ia bo bound or mtto hts
grief like this u true q life should drs~ tears
FROM every eye thar is not arid drscr ~
pio.T d. che po,,1>r ssoH But instsd of tears n
the eyes Of the spectators, irrpressbs uitss nm
through the house like that which through Olympus
when Vulcan turned cnpbeaies 10 The gods such an
unfortunate rcsa canno 10 laid Ia the u culture
In tho sudsnoe for who N unrDltrrod ~ 20 laugh
wera he ssniug 10 Count tgolino telling tho story of
bis STRIVING boys Dante head that story ioldr The
character u the chandlers VIC barely tolsrsls Ill
the rest simply ootrszsona rhs Performances
concluded BY the 'rcrcanins comedy" ss~ichss
In nd
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Afsssy, OFT IT, 1904
The Dsmorrsus sad Conservative ConsrszSonsi Co.,
vsnlon zoe ths ftss roartssahl district baSnlnsf~A
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yar oeicis fro,p r.usioy srsrty
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proper pause In our Judicial business, and pay
tribute Of respect 70 the memory d great man The
deceased he described occapying the highest
position a. lawyer and the compodr OF Che abee minds
o the New YORK bar In conclusion he ooyed that out
OF respect to the amentsd deceased, the court adjourn
FOR the day.
Mr. chaunoey shaner seconded the motion, and 10 30
doing passed high euogum on the departed He was
man of ordinary character. Although he inherited
the State thai he devoted himself to the profession With
al sssiduity aud industry which II was generally sup
posed only poverty could excite lie fhe speakerj frs
had the honor of becoming acquainted with Mr. Van
B6rsn the year ls4o and he would sny that 70 know
him Was to love HIM; for he was the most charming OF
social companions Mr.. Sharer, after abiding 70
the high tribute paid by the great Webster In
the s'I subject Of the last trio q the lat,
tor 70 Europe. Six months ago, ne said, Mr.. Van
Buren,, crushed in health, departed for the Old World
visiting England aud several parts OF Continental Europe
out and exhausted, the wheels OF life stopped sl This
loss would Ne deeply felt by the members OF the bar
we'll ~ by the whole country.
Another or the bar made a few remarks the
subject, declaring among other things, that Mr.. Van
Burcns death deprived the country Of true patrot an
able statesman, and whose influence and character
would have aided in restoring the Union on rin basis
Judge Garvin said IL was eminently proper that the
court should adjourn such occasion. Mr. Van
Buren, bright and shining member Of tbs bar and
or society in general such men, he believed, usually
disappear from among us suddenly, and 80 would u be
with ALL for though preceded by sickness even, death
always comes with fearful suddenness. The loss NJ
Mr. Van Buren, would be felt by the bar than by
tho rest OF the community He was man OF genial
liant resources which made delight he associated
with him In business society. He courted BY all
ciassca AZ tho bar no man WAS more kind TO junior
members, none Of greater assistance 10 the benoh Ia
clucdatng the truth and promoting the ends OF Justice
In conclusion Judge Garvin ordered tho adjourned
until eleven O'Clock this morning.
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Notion IN the Enrrvi"r teurs Y.
shorty s.tss the hour o. noon Yesterday The business
of TINS branch o. the superior Court interrupted 10
consequences Of me announcement Of NJ Van Buron's
death Mr. Dodge appeared In and 70 address
Judge GsrvIn He sid ihst the rncisnchoIy in,eiii.
gsnee had Just reached him Of The unexpected death Of
hr John Sss Buren,, % the ltth last, on board
ihs steamer Scotia ~x.le the wsy ffom ~.
WA v vs. hssA W szSA ~ ossAa9a I
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Action In che Other Courts.
Tributes 10 the memory OF the deceased spoken
in the Superior Court, Part 2 Justice Jones presidng
the Supreme Court Chambers. Judge Clcrke, and tho
supreme Court, Circuit, Judge sutherland and tho
courts were adjourned in respect to his memory.
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han" arrangements Tor . halt Tho society wAs -
gsnizcd three years ago for protective PURPOSES
and 10 regulate The pucas, Tue wage. al prosenA
three dollars and tArvr dosfs and nall per day Oas
OF ths principal Objects ~ the sori'ty " "a 10 away ~iA
strikes n mucl, posabi-
TnE BLus sToss co1u.a. THIS Association held ths4s
regular s.rni- monthly mssins ll,t evening al thu
nor 81 fhuy third stree, Eighih ThAss
wa sm attendance owiag TIE that the n,css.
b"t we're aiiradisg 10 ileif ssss, and 40 banaAS II
importance was sraa Acs.'d
wsxNI ELECTIONS.
no.rrrit,s, VI, OF 10, 1884
Tho fopsius eicctons made 70 day ny tho irsip
l.ture secretary Of state, cecfse hichos Of noth-
81 Aecoun,s, ioayaid ae~srt, q Mcdsoly soperi:.
tendcnt Of state rrison. A. Pollard OF CHESTER BAsg
NslDagford, Adjpi.ns spd inspector GeoerN, wsA
Wei-. d w@ier''usy ouartormat"' General, v r ~
kan ~ Aoulpsiiet
rM sessAsn tlscnm
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and Tho Legislature - tsoihrds scpHt.ossl
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MERE MENTION.

Cotton blooms were exhibited in AIontgom-
cry, Ala; on the 18th. Watcrmelons were
on sale in the same city on the 18th Tho
Regular. army is receiving recruits at tho rate
of.3,OO0 per day Seycral mctcorc stones
fell ut Nashville on the l4th. Chancellor
l1essesue is travelling to the different Courts
Ia his Circuit on horseback. k.--Santa Anna,
who is on visit to the United Suites, ayers
thut he is good Liberalist. st.---CoI. r. C.
Emanuel, of Marlboro District, has been as
sassinated. .--- During the past year the Brit
ish and Foreign Bible Society issued 9, 2,20G,-
130 copies of the Holy Scriptures -C Capt.
II. b. Richardson has been elected Clerk of
the Court of Lourcns District -A prize
fight took place iii Virginia, on the Potomac
river, on the 23th The track of the Mont
gomcry aud West Point Railroad is being wi
dcnea, and when finished there will be a con-
tinnnus broad su.gc from Montgomery to New
York.
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The State Of South Carolina.

Inc DIaCo OF SOuCn CaTOllna.
P1cKENS---lN ORDINARY.
l.. N. Robins, Ex'or, petite g., ..,.
Mary a. capohart,et.als. mont of E#'a'o.
L appearing to my satisfaction that tho heirs
Il at.aw of Harvey Cnpel,art deceased, {num
Der, names and residence unknnwn.) reside
without the limits Of this State:. It is ordered
therefore, that these aaid absent defendants do
appear in the CURT of Ordinary. at rickens C.
H., on Monday tic 9th day Of August next, to
show cause why fnnl settlement of tho Estate
Of Leonard Capehart. deceased, shnnld not be
then made, and decree entered thereon. :,
w. i. .HOLCOMBE, ORD.
Ordinary's Office, May %, 1860 3m
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PRICES GIVEN IN CURRENCY

PRICES GIVEN IN CURRENCY,
Salt, Liverpool, per Sack. $3.50 to $3.50.
C"'fec, Rio, per d., 40c, Laguyrn dc. Java,
G0c. Sugar, Cuba, per H. is to 2oc.; Clari.
fed. % to 2'c. Nails (hcst quality per d.,
ia to lic. Iron, per h.. l24c. Castings, per
lb., l24o. Yarn. per Bunch. S275 to 49, O,-
naburrgs, per yard, 25 to 80. Shirtings. brown
and bleached, % to zoe. per ynrd. Calicocs, per
H.. I5c.; Shot, per lb. 20c. Lead per lb, 20c
lndigo. per h.. 50 to SO. Madler per h., SOC.
Spice. per lb.. Soc. Ginger, per b., 5nc Pep.
per. per ID. GO to 75c. Tohacco, Chewing. per
d., 90 to 40. Shovcls. Sl.50 to $3.50. Axes,
Is. w. Collins 50 to $3.50.
COUNTRY. PRODUCE
Corn. SLID to 81 per bushrl. Peas. 81 80 to
Sl.I5. C"ttnn, loose, Is tn 2Oc. per lb. bnled.
20 to 25c. Bacon, l6 to 20c. per lb. Lard 90
to 23o. per ID. Flour, per barrel. $l4 to SIG
Bceswax. 20 to 25c. por h. Tnllow l24 to l5c.
per1b. Butter, 25c per ID. Eggs, l2A to l5c.
per dozen.
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Receipts.
Fl K ME NE a I.

MARRIED, on Thursday evening. tho 2ls
June inst. at the residence of tho brides father,
by H. \. RonlNs, Esq, MR. JAMES Is. GRANT
to MISS MARY WHlTAukE, all of pickcns.
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Accompanying the message of tho Prcsi.
dent is the. report of tho Secretary of State
announcing that he had in conformity with
tho proceedings which had been adopted by
him in 1865, in regard to the proposed and
afterwards adopted Congressional amendment
Of the Constitution of the United States CON
cerping tho prohibition of slavery, transmitted
certified copies of, the joint resolution to the
Governors Of the several States, together with
. circular letter.
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I" Arthur" said good.naturcl father to
his hopeful, 81 did not know till to-day that
you had been whipped lsst week" Didn't
you, pa, replied hopeful, ."I knew it at The
time"
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THE STATE Cir SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICEENS-IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth Sanders
VS.. BIZ of Reviyor for Relief.
Il. W. Keith, ef.nls. Partition, &c.
TNlIE defendants in this case, namely: Broad.
il we'll w. Keith. Mary Keith Drucilla Keith
Susannnh Keith, and two other minor children,
IIcrs.at-law Of Marvile L. Keith deceased, reside
without the limits of this Stae: On motion Of
Norton, compainnnts Solicitor, it rs ordered TINT
these several absent defendants do appear in this
Court, within three months from tho publication
hereof, and plead, answer or demnr to complain.
ants said bill of complaint; otherwise. gnasdion
al laom will bc appointed by the Court 10 repre-
scnt their interests in this cause.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, GER
Comrs Office, Murch 21, 1856 3m
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Coon LUCK is nothing moro than unyield.
ing will, inccssant labor, contempt for an
easily won celebrity, immense learning, and
thatpaticnce, which Button says, is the whole
6f.Saniuz, but which certainly is the half oft.
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WAKE UP!

1 LII PERSONS indebted to the Estate Of Larkin
II Hendricks, deceased must come forward i'm
mediately and make payment, or they will have
cost to pay. as longer indulgence will not be given
Those having demands agninst said Estate will
present them, legally attestcd, 10
A. j. ANDERSON, Ex'or.
June i3, 1866 80