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The wealthy and arietocratio deaerg make little over
twice as much but though they do not keep their
riages It Is yet probable that their expenses In
portion. Song selling, therefore. does not pay hand.
somely; begging s much more profitable business.
The annual exhibition Of the New York Roman Cstho
o Asylum for Boys took place yesterday Appropriate
addresses delivered by Right Rev. Bishop LYsoH
Of Charleston. Archbishop MoohosKEY' and Judge
DAILY. uf...
BRoraHAM eth nt Winter Garden In Pooahontas; the
RAvRIs at Niblo's; DAN BRYANT st wallsck's-DAs Is
popular aud draws WELL but cannot compare either to
BARNEY WILLIAMS FLonKnoK In delineation Of Irish
character; at the olympic Mrs JOHN wooD the Bu1s-
LAY family at tho New Bowery; THEODORE THOMAS in
his garden concerts ss Terrace Garden southerners
aooting 10, and Northerners focking ont.
.E' ..-N June 2lst--6 p. M.
p. SIN the osse Of Holt against the Excise Board
decision has Just been handed In by Judge CAnpozA
7As Judge decides at TIE la,p q unconstitutional and
poid and directs ne continuance Of e iunction Great
excitement here and tho liquor drinkers in the most en-.
thusiastio state Of jubIant beautitude. u
Tho 7iu,es, of this morning. has the following item
on this subject:
JUDGE oARDozAs DEo1sIoN.
At about all four OF the POLICE Justices sitting
Ledw,h, Kelly, DowlIus and Msnsasld-had disposed
Of the vendors whom tho police had arrested Dght
Tut the police resrrespg tho dealers almost
nedlatey after their dfsmtBsal and wherever vender
left clerk behind the vigsns officers to X him also
Wednesday eventng-the MAGISTRATES might be com.
ptd to keep their oonrts open until aud O'Clock
was impaired by Judge Oardoza's opinion tdings Of
which reached them during the hour Of recess, may
to the City Hall to themselves and afor hurried
interviews with the Judge Of the Court Of Common
psas they returned 70 tnelr sSspssve benches pre-
- MoULTRIE.
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Congressional.

WARRINGTON. Juno AIN the Senate Mr.. POLAND
rs'o uon inaructing tho Committee on Pub
4o Buildings and Grounds inquire whether tract of
ne Aoous 300 acres adjoining or vory near tho City
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a@ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON NDIsTRIoT.-aEoRaE HUNEKEN, who
is I'm the custody Of the Sheriff Charleston District y
virtue OF two Writs OF Capas dd pondeada from ths
Court Of Common Pleas. for Charleston District a the
suits Of RICHARD A. HOWES and RICHARD A.
HoWEs COMPANY, having, In order that he may OBJ
tain his discharge from under the Acts Of
the General Assembly, commonly called the Prison
Bounds Aota rendered oath schedule Of bis whole
Estate and Effects OF much thereof will pay and
satisfy the sum really due the action which no 10
confined: public notice 10 hereby given, that unIesg
satisfactory to the contrary shown to the Clerk
OF the Court aforesaid for this District in the Court
House OF this District Tuesday, the day Of July
at IL O'Clock in the forenoon. the property mentioned
in the schedule aforesaid will be assigned to tho eaid
RICHARD A. HowEs and RICHARD A. Howxs COMPANY
and the said GEORGE HuNEKEN liberated accordingly to
the Acts aforesaid.
Office OF Common Pleas Charleston District 22d day
OF June, 1885, J. W. BROWNFIELD,
June 23 O. g. 8. Il O. p.
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pEOONU DIBPATOH.
NEW YonK, June 2a-Cotton closed dull at from 81
to SOC. Flour declined 10 to 400 salea $500 barre,
State. So 40 to $3.50 Ohio. $500 to s1s76 southern
5000 to SIT. Wheat dull and unchanged Corn de.
cllned nom TO cents sales ss 200 buehelo from
COX to $50. Becf aeady Pork heavy sales 1000 bar
rels at sSt to $S182x Lard Sugar and Naval Stores
dull. Freights active Gold 6s
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INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY

INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION OF THE OOM.
PANY made TO the Uomptroller-aene OF South Caro-
lima, pursuant to the statute Of the Btate:
Capital Stock ..e20uO0000
Ofwhioh has been pnid .Sl9l,66o
Due by Stockholders. rs................ 8,400
% ASSETS. -''''N'''0
Negotiable Notes $751; l0k 81
Cash on hand. 8,99014
Duo from Stockholders. 8,460.00
Due for Premiums. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 773.17
s206.s .sl7.es
For losses or other calms. Observation-Disclosures. None
tsigned B. @. wHERRY, JR.,
Assistant Secretary.
Richmond, May al, 1866.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CTTY OF RICHMoND.-
This day, personally appeared before me Notary
Public. IN and for said City OF Richmond, DAVID J.
BURR, Secretary Of the Insurance and Savings Oom.
pany Of Virginia. and made oath that the above state
mont 10 tue and correct In witness whereof have
hereunto set my hsnd and national SEAL this 2ist day
Of May, 1855.
QsIsned) EDw. J. WARREN.
Notary Public.
FIRE RISKS TAKEN By TIE ABOVE FIRsT-oLAss
COMPANY AT oURREi1r r IrRs.
VIM. Q. BEE co., Agents.
Juno 20 9 No. a East Bay.
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
PoSToFFIoB,

POSTOEFIOE,
CHARLKsToH 8. O., Juno a 1895. !
ON JUNE sD AND AFI EDWARDS, UNTIL FUR.
TIER NOTICE, the Mails for Northeastern Railroad
will oo.s daily at II O'Clock. A NJ and In consequence
OF change in tme Of arrival Of tho Northern Mail tho
postofsee will open Sundays at ono p. Ii. for ono
hour. ETANLEY q, TROTT AP,H
June2
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AB NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF PAST DUE
BONDS AND COUPONS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY
AUDITORS OFFICE, 80. GA. RAILROAD COL
CHARLESTON. JUNE z, 1856
The attention OF parties interested Is invited to tha
following resolution Of the Executive Committee of tho
Board Of Directors"
"Resolued That holders OF Past Due Bopds ana
oupons Of this Company, including the July, 1865
coupons are requested to make of the
an leave II at tho flee Of Auditor on or before
hst July NEXT With view to the preparation OF tho
now bonos OF eIcunngc lrrIe-Ted, parties q, ~ s
liver their old Bends and Coupons and take the 1udi
tors receipt and obligation to give new Bonda An aoo1
as prepared, say to the 1st Augutt next"
June j. e EMERY. Auditor.
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The PrussIsns have already occupied three important
points, and will immedi .tey occupy three others.
Additional Foreign News.
NEW York. Juno 26.-Tho London Times OF the 18th
says: Tho diplomatic rupture between Prussia and Aus
trta ts now complete The Austrian Minister OF Berlin
has demanded his passports and to have left that
Gay. Such contamination was to have been expected
after the which has passed between the
two governments during the last few days. The dis.
patch Of Count B1sMARK went beyond every such docu
mont In discouresy invectve and provocaton It has
been replied to by Count MKNsDoRTF moro guarded
style but In language which shows offended pride and
unchAngeable resolution.
The Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs makes
solemn protest against the proceedings In Hosten and
the statement by which has been attempted to be
thed He declines all responsibility for the conse.
uences aud declares that for months Prussia has taken
up position which endangers the settlement OF the
question.
In conclusion Count MRNspoREF reserves to the I'm.
Peria Government the right Of taking such steps as
may be found necessary Nothing remains for Austria
but to defend her honor and guard her rights
The portentous intelligence that General ARrp.r,v
had reached Como is announced. Here WAS the
acene OF his form er brilliant exploits.
The letter OF NAPOLEON to his Foreign Minister was
read on the 18th. He says. had the Conference mat
Frarce would have repudated all idea of territorial 40
grandizement SO long tie European equilibrium was
maintained undisurbed much preferring good under.
standing with her neighbors to any territorial scouls
don France would have desired for the aermanic
Confederation more worthy position; for Prussia bet
Ger geographical boundaries and for Austria her main
eenance OF her great position in Europe after the
MON of venea to Italy for territorial compensation
Though the Conference has failed France the EN-
peror thinks will not have to draw Che sword bu will
continue to observe attentive neutrality The letter
was received with loud cheers by the members and on
the suggestion Of NJ RouHER, the chamber, by large
majority decided aganst entering the debate on the
Affairs Of Germany and Italy.
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ags TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON DIsTRIcT.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq.,
Ordinary.-whereas MARY MURPHY, Of summerville,
Widow, made suit to me to grant her Letters Of
Administration Of the Estate and Effects Of DANIEL.
MURPHY, late Of summerviiie, Former These
are, therefore, to cite and admoniah all and sin-
gular the kindred and creditors Of the said DANIEL
MURPHY, deceased, that they be and appear before
me, in tho Court Of Ordinary to be hold Charles
ton, on the Sd day Of July. 1885, after pubnca-
ton hereof ut IL O'Clock In the forenoon, 10 show
cause II any they have, why tho said Administration
shond not be granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Juno.
Ammo Domini 1855. GEORGE BUIsT
Juno ID tu2 judge Of Probateg.
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New York hIarlraf
SECOND DISPATCH,

NEW YonE, June 26-l2 M-Gold sax. Exchange 10.
Cotton dull at 81 to 500.
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PRICE FIVE GENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

aT CONSIGNEES' NOTICE MERCHANTS
LINE schooner LILLY will discharge cargo Thi, Day.
at Adgers North Wharf All goods not called for befora
sunset Will DO stored Mt rick and expense of consiRnee
WILLIAM ROACH,
Corner Adger's South Wharf and East Bsy.
June 26
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Important Verdict.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-In the case of FRAso1s Mo-
CHAN o. LEWIS OLEPHENE for libel In sending letter
to the War Department during the war, charging him
with disoyalty, plaintiff recovered verdict for ssooo
This is the case In which Secretary STANTON declined
to produce the original letter. alleging that It was pr
vileged communication.
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Washington can be obtained at reasonable price for
public park, and site for Presidential ManBion
which was adopted,


public park. and site for Presidential Mansion
which was adopted.
The Tax Bill Was then discussed and passed.
MORRILL,, of Vermont, from Committee on Wsys an,
Means re- orted the Tariff Bill, which was ordered Il
be printed and made the special order for Thursda
next
resolution was adopted increasing the salaries o
certain classes Of employees OF the House rs per
The House refused to entertain the introduction of
resolution calling the President to inform the Hous
what steps, had boon taken to interpose the goot
offices of the United States Government with area
Britain In behalf Of the Fenians recently captured 1,
Canada
The Tariff Bill introduced to-day is the longest eve
reported, and ts consideration In the House is likely
last the whole week. there many points which viii
occasion discusson. Considerable additions have beel
made to the FREQ list but not to tho demanded
certain interests. Extensive changes have been mad
In levying specific, instead Of ad ualore duties. Tn
classification of iron ia entirely dferent and muol
more minute than In the present Tariff Duty on oofe
and tea 10 unchanged. On segars $250 Per pound an,
fifty per cent dd palorem.
Duty on champagne wine La unchanged. Duty O,
coal reduced from SLIPS per ton 80 cents per ton
Duty on all kinds Of iron will be increased from u e
one cent per pound. Iron pigs 50 per ton RaIlros,
iron, which now pays 10 cents per hundred hao bee,
raised to dollar Iron bars ~ cont The duty or
steel of all kinds will he doubled On Paris white J
cents per b The duty paper has not been changed
but the Internal Revenue tax has been taken off, Th
duties cheap wines very largely increased boil
on the specific and ad ualoren taxea
The principal fght the bill IN the House will b
on the iron. steel lumber, and coal clauses As gene
raj thing this wool growers and manufacturers seem
be satisfied with their clauses Of tho bill Tho Penn
sylvania Protectionsts highly dissatisfied notwith
standing tho duty on iron is largely increased.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Lnter from Eurone


NEW YORK, Juno 25-The steamship Germania has
arrived from southampton with dates to the 12th inst
Sales Of Cotton on Monday 10 600 bales Market firm
and prices unchanged. Breadsufs firm. Provisions
firm. Produce quiet and steady.
LONDON, Juno 12.-Consols ssh to s6%. FiveTwen.
ties 6oA to etx.
La France believes that the of an expected
perh message and the Issue Of new loan is unbound.
cd; and that should Mr. RoUHRR be questioned on the
policy Of the Government he will only repeat his third
of May declaration.
Marshal O'DoNNELL has expressed apprehensions that
1866 will not pass without Spain being compelled to
fond her frontier.
The passport system in Austria has been introduced
Emperor has started for tho headquarters Of the
Army OF the North
The Austrian Ambassador has not left Berlin.
The peculiar indignation in Bavaria against PRUSSIA
continues. Efforts are being made to change the mi
y who are in favor Of the policy OF declaring against
the power that ahall commence war.
AustriA proesa againat the entry OF the Prussians
into Holaein declaring such entry to be in violation
the eastern Convention.
The Prusssns have already occupied three important
points, and will immedi. .tely occupy three others.
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60 ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING DEMANDS against tho Estate of the late DR. John
A. WARREN, will present them duly attcsted; and per-
sons indebted will make payment ROBERT CAMPBELL
Eso., Attorney at Law, waiterborough; or
June2 BENZ. STOKES Administrators
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as- NOTICE TO DEALERS IN sPIRITUOUs
L1QUoRs.-oITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF OOUN.
OIL, July 1s, Observation-Disclosures LICENSE TO RE-
TAIL sPIRITVoUs LIQUORS. to take date from july.
1885, will be received at this Office, commencing on
Wednesday goth inst. Applicants will be required to
mention the place where he. she they intend to carry
on such licensed trade aud accompanying tho applea-
ton, 80 far respects Tavern Licenses with certid-
cate recommended by six freehoders living In the i'm
mediate neghborhood OF tho applicant as to good 70.
pute for honesty and sobriety. W. II, SMITH,
June 30 10 CLARK Of ron,,N
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"''"r1''' :''t'..'.rI9 .'-sEha o..a.t or .IcD e.
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a@ HALLS VEGETABLE sICIIIAN HAYB
REVIEWER REVIEWS THE HAIR.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE.
NEWER
Restores gray hair to the original oolor
HALLS VEGETABLE GICILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER
Prevents the hpir from falling off,
HALLS VEGETABLE STCILIAN HAIR BE-
NEWkR
Makes the hair soft and RlooBy.
HALLS VEGETABLE STOILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Does not stain the akin.
HALLS VEGETABLE BICIIIAN HAIR BE-
NEWER
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair evc
presented 10 the public. Price 81
For sale by oil druggists. Wholesale by
KING g. CASSIDEY,
March 10 tu1yrs Charlostnn.
asr BOINRsT & BURKE RECEIVE TEE
iatest New York DAITIEs every atterno IN. Prioe
T., An-'''t
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ns- PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
SAMUEL doURD1N, NJ. d. will mako payment and
those having claims against him, will present them,
properly attested to Messrs. RUTLH DaE & YOUNG
Attorneys at Law. h r Y0IJNa
Juno ~ tue Administrator
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Arrival or the Kangaroo.
NGw YORK. June 26.-The steamship Kangaroo has
arrived from Liverpool adv1ces have been antici
pated. -. -.,.... ,r
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H5-GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
SOUTH CAROLINA ARAILRoAD-cHARLEsroN e. O..
june H. 1s66-sealed Proposals win be received at sa
flee, until the 27th instant for the erection of
| FREIGHT DEPOT as Columbia, g. @. The plans and
spe cihcations can be OF this Office.
q. 7. PEAHE
June IL IA General SuperintendentS. @. RR
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as- COLLECTIONS OFFICE, UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE. SECOND DISTRICT, soUTI
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, JUNE 25TH, 1ses-rh
taxes the annual list for 1864 comprising taxes OF
INCOME. BILLIARD TABLES kept for private use
Carriages Pianofortes, Gold Watches and Yachts ar
now due and payable.
These taxes be paid by persons in Chsrleu
ton District at this cfoe, No. 48 on or be
fore the 20h July Unless paid by that tme aditfona
amounts become due on said taIes.
FREDERICK A. SAWYER
June 20 q ool,eotor Oh Mat @ n
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13
Foreign News.

The Austrians were to leave Venetia and
the Quadrilateral on the 9Th inst
England is about to dispatch three bat
teries of artillery to Canada to the succor
of the "Queen's Own
Baron Drouyn de L'huys, French Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, has resigned He is
succeeded by M. Monthalon.
Notifications Of peace have been ex-
changed at Prague between all of the late
belligerent Powers.
The London Times anticipates trouble grow
ing out Of Fenian matters and Anglo rebel
cruisers, and urges strict observance by
England and America of the neutrality
laws.
King William Of Prussia has issued a de-
cree, annexing to his monarchy the Kingdom
of Hanover, the Electorate of Hesse, the
Duchy Of Nassau, and the Free City of
Frankfort.
Napoleon has written letter to King Vic
tor Emanuel, rejoicing that the era Of peace
has returned. How far the Prussian needle
gun was instrumental in framing this happy
condition of the Emperor's mind is left to
conjecture. q.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13

centre. The battle was won. We supped
at Caserta, as I had said to Seyton Burgh
we should do"
s.Hurrah for Mustang p exclaimed the
Duke Of Sutherland
swell, your Grace" said Garibaldi,
laughing, 81 was guilty of gross injustice
in not making Mustang colonel"
"What, General !" said the Countess of
Derby, "make dog a colonel"
80 my lady," replied Garibaldi, "I have
made men generals who never so much as
saw the enemy, and others, who when they
did see the enemy, were so scared they
could scarcely keep their saddles"
"But why did you give such towards
such high places?'' asked Lady Lennox.
"Because, my lady, we wanted to attract
all men to our flag. Promotion attracted
officers, and for one poor officer l got ten
good ones by this MEANS
"And what became of Mustang? in
quired the Countess Of Moreton.
'sAlas my lady, cannot tell you, and
therein lies my ingratitude When l left
Naples in November, Seyton Burgh was still
an invalid at Castellamore. Mustang was
with him, and hope his wounds were cured.
had SO many things to do 1 did not think
of either master or dog. But when
reached Caprera, and remembered how peo-
pie were q little ungrateful to me, remem-
bered too had been ungrateful to others"
"Only to q dog, General said the Coun-
tess of Derby.
81 believe God looks upon the crime as
great as if I had been guilty Of it towards a
man instead Of towards dog" said Carl
baldi.
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a Sporting Reporter. Slightly
Tight.

The Buffalo Commercial, having sent a
special to report the great racing tourna-
ment between Dexter and Butler, sums up
the result as decidedly losing business.
We have only room for the
THIRD ROUND.
At the call of the judges Dexter went
first to the bat after three false starts, with
Bttster acting as center field at the quarter
pole, when the ropes were cut, and an alarm
of police was raised, with Dexter three
lengths against the cushion, and gradually
passing the score to Buster. Notwithstand
ing the tremendous pace atwhich they were
going, Buster was good second, behaved
wonderfully well, and showed as a pheasant,
though the balls broke badly for him, and
he was not accustomed to left hand pitcher.
Swinging round the half mile stretch, But
ster took his Cruel kindly, and delivered
his mawley straight on the dial, Decker con-
tinuing gradually to close up, with the
evident intention of shutting him out. But
ster was not to be led, and again broke
away, with Dexter at his heel, which drew
the claret profusely. 1t was now any body's
race, and large Investments were made on
the favorite at any odds. But Dexter hav
ing read q paper son the Antediluvian
races, with some speculations as to weather
they were the best three in five, together
with their effect upon the Decimal and
Metric System of the Siluerean PERIOD"
had it all his own way, and ran the game
out with ease, Busters seconds throwing
up the sponge in fortyfye minute:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-09-13

A large fire in the Dismal Swamp is rag
ing, doing extensive damage to the timber.
Numbers of bears and other wild animals
have been driven from their lairs, and are
seen by the passengers on the railroad
The picking of the cotton crop is at this
moment being actively carried on in all the
cotton States of the South, and, by the ex-
piration of the coming month, it will nearly
all be everywhere gathered. The New York
Times says "the estimates of the yield diff
fer as greatly now as they did year ago
when the planting was going on, and it is
evident that we can obtain no reliable meas
ure of the entire amount until the returns
are regularly furnished from each Of the
States.''