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handed. Hence the rumor that she has in
voked the aid of France. Whether this is
true or not we cennot say.
When the plan was formed by Italy and
Prussia for making war upon Austria, part of
the programme, wo have every reason to
think, was the uprising in Hungary, which
was counted upon Us powerful auxiliary to
Italy. But lastadvioes inform us that all ie
quiet along the Danube; that Hungary is
more loyal than she has been in years; SO
with the othor outlying provinces of Austria.
In her distress, it would seom, oil the mem-
bers of the family have rallied round her,
evon her usually dsoontented step-children,
the Magyar and Siavonic nationaiities.
The war, we are informed by our foreign
exchanges, is conducted on civilized princi-
pies. No acts of violence permitted on the
part Of the soldiery upon the persons or prop
erty of private oitizens. Such public prop
erty only has been destroyed as was deemed
q prudential necessity, i. o. railroads, bridges,
means OF locomotion, etc. We are truly glad
to be able to record 30 honorable fact; and
we trust that this may continue to be the case.
The horrors attending battle or a siege ore
sufficient at best, even when all the amenities
of civilized warfare are observed Should
these accounts prove correct we shall con-
gratulate the ago, and feel that the enlight-
ened and Christian civilization of the second
half of the nineteenth century has accom-.
plished something whereof to boast.
They have fine libraries in Hanover and
in Goettingen, splendid galleries of art in
Dresden,-a greater number of books in Leip.
sic than is to be found in almost any other
city in the world. Chefs d'Guvres of every de.
scription, both of the fno and the Industrial
arts, everywhere abound all through the in.
vaded and conquered territory, but we have
heard Of none of them being maIiciously
burned, wantonly destroyed, or feloniously
taken north, to Prussia. We have heard Of
wars that were not conducted on these prin.
ciples.
P. S.-Since writing the foregoing tele.
gram has come to hand announcing O great
Prussian victory, and willingness on the
part of Austria for the cession of Venetia
This is good news; and we hope it may prove
correct.
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CLARETs, WINES AND CoRDIALs.

THE UNDERsIGN Cd CALLS THE PARTICULAR:
II attention OF the CONNOIsSt URS of SUMMER
DhlNA that be has received direct tho Importing
House Of VIM s. CoRWIN 90, of New York an in
CoRDlAIS, which will be disposed OF at New York
prices
Will sut tho hneat tas:e They need only trial to con-
vince the consumer OF their qualities The fol-
loving hst embraces portion of the took on hand
Jvhnstons Sons Medoc Ia God ards Coutry
1871 st Louis 1887
Brand'nburg medoc tthatean MarGeau, 1851
Benneoke Il 90. Bouillac Chateau Laatte 1884
Chateau Margeau, 1851 !hahlis
Haut Sauterne tKirchenw wssser
Vermouth Etc. etc
E. E. B. cordially extends strangers as we'll as Tho
resident public invitation to inspect this stook of
WINES assuring them that call will incur NOT the
least obligation to purchase. N
EVERT e. BEDFORD.
no. 2ss KING STREET, OPPOSITE HAssI.
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FOR SALE.

T DTS AT RIKERsVILLE OWE LuTOF
IL LAND situated on King sire ct r ad In the most
honrihDg portion Of the village OF Rkersvile: front
OIL Kipsstree lu0 feet; SAirpinsree 149 teet Lemon
sire 6On feet; Pricesreet 600 feet leBs with
q large building 8ux3u. Sheds. &C., &c.
The above will be sold with without the buildinga
SIX LOTS nesr the abovr, fronting On three sres.s
ground high and dry. Apply at
JulS II No. 8RADoL1FFE-STREET.
nor SAL -PANtrIEs WISHING TO
IL embark In pleasant and profitable business can
scriber.
1900 HEAD or IMPROVED TEXAS CATTLE
8Oo bead OF Hogs 20 Saddle Horses Ssddes &o., &C.,
Farm Wagon, Harness and Horses; suhstaniiaf R,nch
House. furnished, aud all ap, lanoes connected with
we'll H. pit stock. Ranch, OorGls Pens and enclosures In
perfect ORDER The stock Is the Rio Fo River sixty
Te1as' For further particulars apply to
At the store Of B. Foley, Esq, East Bay.
July II e.
r ANDS FOR SALtt.-THE SUBSCRIBER
Il o6ers for sale all OF his LANDS in tho Fork OF
EdiBto Rivers, Orangepurg Uistrict, from 10 miles
from Midway. y. Railroad. Five placeB-one OF 10
aer-h where he now resides TOO 440
300 acres 2f6 aces; all OF said pacas improved by
open land and otherwise part Of the lands
lands South Ediso. and part fstclass pint lands;
or no will out said places Ia tracts OF sse to suit
purchasors. Address D, l.. BRONSON
July tus8 Midway, 9. O.
TAR AND TURPERTtNt WORKS FOR
Il sALE.-Two Kins 10 bbL stl, Copper
O"ndensers, For.e Pump and alma hnsry necessary
for tho mann aciure Of Tar aud TurpeRtino The ma
ohnrry ts nearly For terms TO-, nddress u. u.
GRAVES co., Beaufort q. O. IA Juiy7
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OOPARTNERSHIPS.

GoPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
fTtHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY FORMED
n aCopartnership under tho style of ShEPHERD
DUO Il COHEN, for manufa, a,turinR TINWARE Of all
descriptions They win also dea. In Stoves Crates and
House Furnishing GoodB atNo 422 King street, Charles
ton, II. G.
WILLIAM SHEPHERD.
FRANCIS II DUO.
July lst, 1866 McDUFF COHEN.
July II 1mo*
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WANTS.

VNTANTED-A WET NURSE, WITHOUT
w child. Apply at No. CoMING-STREET, cor.
Wentworth. u JuIy II
XTANTED.-WA7TEGD TO HIR E, A GOOD
w COOK, WASHER and IRONER for q family of
three persons.
Also. small GIRL, to assist In doing housowork.
Apply at the Northeast corner of MEETING and 80
olETY STREETS. ~ July II
WANTED TO RENT, SMALL, NE aFLY
w FURNISHED COTTAGE, Ia good repair, ten
minutes walk from Hayne-sreet. Apply to the Editor
OF this paper July IL
WANTED, BYA w HI II q WOMAN, A
dfen and do houieor and s willing to make hersei,
generally ally useful Apply ut No. 20, SHOP, corner BEE
AND ASHLEY STREETS. JnIv
WAMTED, BIZ AfOUNG MAN, A SITUA-
ara,oI ItoM M 10 some Wholesale or Retail Dry Goods or
and thorough knowt dge of the Grocery Business bav
adN at Heeh t n tna on his will
make himself generally useful SALARY no object Hest
OF references furnished. Address 'F." through the
Postoflce, or apply at this Office Jnne IT
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BEDFORD's POLAR BEER,

TNHE WILL KNOWN PROPERTIES OF TBIs popu
Il LAH and Rafre shing Beverage. re- der comment
unnecessary: It is manufactured ENTIRELY FROM
ROOTS, AND ON THE PREMISES A'oHA
Since the introduction of this Refreshing and Invfpo
rating Beverage through the Polar Soda and Beer Fo3n-
tain, 1t has met with steady SALE and every one who
partakes OF IL pronouncos It really delicious. ~
proprietor need only to the patrons of the
POLAR BEER that In order TO retain the renutation ~
has now obtained he will continue to make it from the
original recipe feeling confident that continual
manufacture a' Va ALB
CENTS PER GLASS. 15 GENTS PER QUART. oor
oEINIo ebh dALLON. thstu July IL
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THEODORE F. CHUPEIN, Dentist,
THE SUBSCRIBER

CoLICITI PATRON .9E IN THE FOLLOWING ME-
- CHANICAL WORKS, to wit: Repairs Weighing
Scaes Letter Presses Printing Presses makes and re-
pairs Hoisnk Machines for Sores males all kinds Of
Wrought and steel Ploughs. with stochs Also
general run Of BLAUKShiTH WORK: also Wheel.
wright Work In general AHOH'D M,LEISH,
1aJa tuiGs6pDB No. Cumperianu street,
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DISSOLUTION,
FTNHE FIRM OF HUaER AND HASELL IS THIS DAY
i dissolved by mutual consent.
The bualness will hereafter be conducted by c. K
HUdER, who is authorized to settle the affairs of the
late Firm
O. f. HUGER, ),,
NJ. Z. JESUP CO., Special Partners.
July II
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c1- an communications Intended for publication IN
his journal must be addressed TO the Editor of
the Daily Ne,os, No. 1a Hayne- street. Charleston,
8. O. business Communications to Publisher of
Daily Ne1ns.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected oonmuntoa-
ttons.
Advertisements outside Of the oiy must be aocopa
njed t0ith the cash.
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MEETINGS.

CITY CUUNCIL.
TINE REGULAR MEETING WILL BE HELD THIS
l. DAY, in Council Chamber, at p NJ
W. Ii. SMITH,
July IL Oierk of UounciI
UNION CHAPTER 40. 3, r.. Am.
A MONTHLY C0NVOCATION WILL BE HOLDEN
N at Masonic Hail. Thi, Evening. l7th instant at 8
o'clock. Companions and candidates will be punctua
in attendance.
BY order of NJ, E.. II. p.
THOS. B. COLLINS,
July II II Secretary.
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TO RENT, &c.

ITO RERT-BY GABRIEL DeWITT-A
Il comfortable two and half story DWELLING in
summervile, on Lease of Six or twelve months. Ap.
ply to above. at northwest of King Spring
str eets July IL
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DISSOLUTION.
THE CoPARTNER HIP EXISTING BETWEEN NJ.
l. ]. and MAX WAGNtR. under the sty 10 Of WAC
NER BRO, is dissolved by mutual consent. Mesars.
BRUINS L BEE. having been appointed receivers arc
authorized to take charge of The stock and
n. J. WAGNER.
July3 tu3 MAX WAGNER
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LOST, STOLEN. 60

II OsT. YESTERDAY MORNING, IN KING
TON, the letters 80. D. engraved On It, The fnder
Will 6o rewarded re by leaving 1t at this ofhce.
Il OST.-FIFTEEN ". B. Il, Il. COUFO1S
~ OF THE S700.080 LOAN, number as follows
Five tl 1855 five t6l 71s; FIVE l6) 7l7 Persons are
aganst negotiating for these Coupons. pay
M 'l ''' '''A stopped 'HHhs SHfs eRRlT GFSKos 9s
.oy ~ tuthss
II OsT OR STOLEN. ON SATURDAY THE
H 14th inst from Meeting street road above the em-
bankment DARK RED COW, with her right hip low
one higher than the left and looks uorn at the butt
she ts In good order. suitable reward will be given
Tor her delivery ct No. 163 ST. PHILIP STREET or any
Information concerning her. II July II
GTRAYED OR STOLEa, A DUN Am d
- WHITE NO HORNED COW, unmarked liberal
Office, or No 81 SPRING STREET july 10
IL sCHAUM PIPE; supposed to have been left in the
coach OF the Northeastern Railroad Yesterday THE
finder Will be literally rewarded leaving the same at
the once OF tho Oharfeston Hotel. June 25
m ULE SIOLEN-1j DOLLARS RE
Ifl WARD.-Stolen from my stable, at banners
day night. juno 26th, LIGHT BAY HORSE MULE
abor IL years old, in good condition. Said Mule is
about f3 hands hgh and has white hair Sbput the head
indicating age. The Mule In the sson of
negro. OF a somewhat brown complexion, on the
night OF the robbery going In the direction Of the Dor
chester road with new bride on, which was taken
with the Mule. reward OF S25 will be paid for injor
NATION leidinR to the recovery of the Mule and
dional reward will be given for evidence sufficient to
convict the thief Address the undersigned, at Dan
SC. WILLIAM L, DAaaBTT
June %
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DI SOLUTION.
TTNHE OoPARTNEhsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
in this CITY, under the firm Of LEI OH ES Il SALAS
was dissolved I'd April last by written agreement
Either partner their attorney will sign in liquidation
only. A. q. DkCOTTE5
F. P. SALAS.
Charleston, July 8, 1866
TVNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE BUsI.
l. NESS under the name and style OF SALAS & co.
f. P. SALAS
Per Attorney. r. sAI.As.
Julye 10
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NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS
OFFICE CLERK OE COUNOIL.l
~--.,-, . JULY 10, 1e66.
rUNHOsE PERSONS WHO HAVE FILED THEIR
Il AppitcatiAns for License TO Retail 5prituous Ii
quors and those who have mado application and have
MT returned the same are hereby notified report at
This once by 4o-4orroto. 18th inst, Rt O'Clock p. a.
tating Licenses. W. a SMITH
July l6 Clerk OF Council
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THE COMPREHENSIVE
TIT IERETOFOREEXIBTING BETWEEN JOHN KENI-
IL flick and A. o. DARBOT, In carrying on q Drug
Business ut No. 4s Broadseet has been dissolved by
the death OF the former.
The business will be hereafter conducted by the
undersigned, under the name OF GEDDINGS l. BAR
BOT. DIR. j. z. NJ. GEDDfSaS,
July 10 A. D. BARDOT.
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THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILEN


DESTROYED.
DIR. K. COURTARKTs DISINFECTING
FLUIDS, secured by Letters Patent in the United
States State n and France Prepared solely by the New
York Dislnfecting Com pany, at their Laboratory,
Ess 2Ss, 900; 300 Henry Street, N. Y. ONCE,
This Company organized on a permanent basis,
with Dr. Courtaret: the celebrated French Chem
ist IN charge OF its Laboratory Is prepared to fur
s,ie. fLuIps Tor mek rooms nIr
sewers, cutters; chips, railroads, hospitals, pris
ons, and public institutions of all kinds slaughter
kinds Of manures t,nlnlenseiy easing the value
OF the latter to every farmer, } and wherever poi
sonous and offensive gases exist: These agents
ibfectants In the scientific ueaning of the words.
They remove noxious gases and doors by chemtca al
bsT ags 10 !ns S places aeatSs a
poisonous eases-not injurious to utensiisin which
they are nsed, The attention Of medical and sci
tached are Testimonials In favor Of the great dis
covery. which, With hundreds OF Others psa be seen
ct the Compa q Office.
To the Presrden. Of the Ne,c York Disiwfed,ng Co
have made many trials Of disinf. Giants. but now
consider that we have found an article which sur
T. Ross8LL q Co.
NEW Yoxk, AprilS, 1856
Dear Sir: We pronounce 1t without Vfcepti On
to be the best have ever known. Its effect upon
every matter is complete and
0N B.-These Disinf.ctants are used by the
scavengers. under the direction Of the Sanitary
Pelics Of the Metropolitan Health Department,
Pow Ell THOMPSON, - CEDAR my,
General and Sole Agents for the United States and
the Csssdas, to whom all orders should be cd
Tor sale by all Druggists and General Dealers in
Agent fer Washington, JAMES NOLAN, sra
Pennsylvania avenue. my L. SIN
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NAVY DEPARTMENT..
BHred1 PrectSt0aS and Ciofhtag, June %, 1885.
Separate Proposals.. sealed and endorsed +" Pro.
poeals for Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials ,,
will be received at this Bureau until O'Clock D.
the I'D day Of July. 1866, for fur nj shing and
delivering on receiving thirty days noticed the
o s. Navy Yard at Brooklyn, n. Y, in such num-
eers snd quantities. and AZ such times q may be
specified bv the Chief of this Bureau or by the
CommsBdant Of $, i'd Navy Yard. the NUMBERS aud
quantities OF the different articles specified in the
following list. viz:
Blue Flannel. yards, 90e Co.,
Calfskip Shoes. pairs Is 600.
Blankets, number, - OpG
The Flannel to be deliverable one kalf in %
and one half in l20 DAYS.
Oilers may be made for or more articles at
the option of the bidder and in case more than one
article Ia contained in the offer. the Chief of the
Bureau viii hsve the right TO accept one or more
OF the articles contained in such offer, and reject
the remainder.
For description Of the articles in the above Ii st
bidders are referred to the samples at the Navy
Yards at New York and Boston, and for informs
ton as 10 the laws and regulations I'm pamphle ct
forml regarding COZ tracts to the office OF the
Commandants and Pay masters of the several Navy
Yards.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered sdvantsgeou, 10 the Gov
erpment. je 70 lawiv
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ORPHANS COURT FOR WASHINGTON
" COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT OF

In the matter Of the petition for sale Of real estate of
OphanS Of John A. (hSSeH, deceased.
James k williams guardian TO Or hsns afore-
said, who was authorized TO execute the unexecu-
ted part If decree heretofore passed. authoriz-
Ing Alfred q. Cas.ell. the former qua an to sell
certain real estate Of said Yards, having on the
Eth day OF June. A. ID. 1885. ported the sale on
the 2lsf day OF May D. 1856 of all the right title
an6estate OF ashington and William N Cas-
sell. Orphans as aforesaid, in and to the unsold
p9rnsn OF Lot numbered two t2I in Square south
OF square numbered four hundred and sixty three
t4n3 10 thee city of Washington, TO JnO. H. d Rich
ards Tor the sum Of $780, 1.-TWO ffths OF the whole
cum that being the proportion Of said wards in
the saln estate and that the purchaser has COM
Piled with the terms of sale 1t is this sd day of
june A. 1856. similar rder her etofore passed
on the I'm instant. being now set aside orde red
that said sale stand ratified aud confirms on the
Eth day Of July. 1866. if no objection be m ade
thereto CD or before that day ProrIded a cory of
this order be inse ted in the National Intelligen-
Ger and Daily Evening Star once a week for three
weeks before said say
WIN. F PURCELL,
Judge of the Orphans Court.
Test: T. G. ROBBINS.
Je Is law3w' Register Of Wills.