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Contents and Fixtures OF q Bar Room,
by w. Y. LTTTCH & II. >. BRUNS,
AuctiOnccra.
VIII be Hod THIS DAY, 18th Inst, at No. Berresford
street, at lOK O'Clock,
THE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF TIE BAR
ROOM known tho Gem.
Terms caR MAY i3
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Posr OFFICE, I
=" CHARLESTON, S. c., May G, 1867.
Hereafter. until further notice, tho Northeastern
Halls will close at LIS r. M and arriving ut the
Depot at 0.45 A. ~ will bo roady FOR delivery at
O'Clock On Sundays tho Post Onice will open Mt
1880 p. NJ. for ono hour. g2 .+sI' 4
The Mails for, South Carolina Railroad will con-
tinuo to closo daily Mt o'clock A. NJ, and for the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at G 4. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
(. .......,,l- ~.., STANLEY @. TROTr, p. NJ. "
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" Books OF THE MErHoDIBr EPISCOPAL CHURCH
soUTH.- Attention is callod to nn advertisement in
to-days papor' OF Mcssrs. II. j. DAWSON e. Co.
They arc the AUTHORISED agents hero for tho Moth
odtat Publishing House Mt Nashville.
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CO,J,IIssoNEi,,s SALE,


James III. RtcH ~. Benjamin Stokes, Atir,tnis-
traitor dc bonis non Of John Carrie ei al.
BILL. FOR FORECLOSURE AND BALE
Dy authority nj dncreal orcr In thia cause, mado by
his uonor Chnncclor Johnaon. nt tho last February
sitting Of this Court for COeton District befure thu
Conrt House in wnltcrloro', on MONDAY Tho I'd day
OF June "nxt cnaninG Mt ~ O'Clock H..
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND situate
In TIM DRtrir of o;rnn containing ak hundred ana
twcntyeiGh, ncrcs. loss; bounded to tho nor9-
ward on lauds of - Walker. Paul H., and Charles n.
Frpp; to tho eastward lnnds OF - Godfrey and Dr.
benjamin Rhctt: south lands Of the said Dr. Bsnjamn
Rctt and WIFI I'M G.. Uoyward, and 70 tho westward by
lnnhs Of said ". G.. Hayward md said Paul H. ana
Charles f. FHpp. 80
twelve montha titles hn'!y -.ad when tho crct portion
of purchase money shall have b' paid Purchaser 10
pny for papers. B. STONES
MAY a wm8
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AUCTION SALES.

UpdeTrrrBcrs Sdie-f frOckery and Gtdsstpdre.
nY II. 4 \. Il. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY, tho 1l. will 10 sold In tho Store, No.
King street, ncIt to tho Wentworth street.
on account Of all concerned, at 10 O'Clock,
The talancc Of the Rtock OF CROCKEItS GLASSWARE,
sToSEwAHE, CHINA, &c. &c., savcd from tho lato ,re.
Conditions cash. May IL
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y HoLDERs Of tho first mortgage second lien bonds
OF the Charleston and Savannah Railroad Com
pany, who have not received their scrip certiReatcs
FOR bonds surrendered, are informed that tho
Treasurer will remove his offico from No. % Broad
street to tho foot Of Mill street. on Thursday, tho
10th inst. Parties Interested will avoid inconyeni-
enco by calling tho Treasurer on or bofors that
DIV
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:stafr Safe by order Of Erecutors-tfouses an
Lots.
BY wARDLAWS & CAREyy.

VIII be sold at II O'clock 4. NJ, TOMOHKOW, INC Ifui
Nav in front OF Exchange.
HOUSE AND LOT Mt the corner Of Spring and coming
sircnts Tho n contains four roomn with hro pacos
ami double rnkzns In the Tho front room below
directly OH tie corner, n we'll adapted for Soro with
NIL tue nccce,ary hIurrr AMI IN excellent annd for
business There IN attached to this lot good kitchen.
with servants above &C., &c. Tho Lot Ia 10 feet
inches ront on Coming street By ~ feet III dcpth moro
or less.
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a DOUBLE FRAMED TENEMENT HOUSE. adjoining
The above Coming street, with four in Osch
tenement Tho lot is 3 feet 10 inches front Coming
street ny ~ feet i'ches moro or css anl has on
well Of water Tho buildings both tlcEe lois ART
nearly md Of excellent matertala This propert,
in pnascsson Of the Testator before tho war and
iias never since changed hands.
Tcrms-0nc-thlrd cash: balance In ono. two and three
years, with bonds secured by mortgage of property In
srrnnce and policies assigned.
May is mAyI,7,u.l3H
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i.EoAL AsupEMENTs.-Tho legal fraternity, tired
Of tho labors Of the week. resolved on Saturday to
leave thoir musty tones and spond day In the
Courts OF Nature. FREQ from tho restrictions OF
law. A number Of tho mombcrs OF the Bar had
invited Judge MUNRO to pio-nto givcn at DR..
PAnKERs plantation, 'flItcon miles from tho city,
aud tho cntire party, including his Honor tho
Judge and majority OF tho fraternity loft the city
by tho morning train on tho South Carolina Rail-
road. Tho weather WAS charming and tho company
boing in tho best Of hunors, tho day was spent
pleasantly. In consequence OF the picnic there
wcro no Courts hold and no legal business trans
acLed. ..Fsts AIS
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~ FaEuspscnAITsBUsp.- Tho attention Of tho NON.
bors OF this Society is called 10 notice Of an extra
nsetssg,,tpk held Il ~ S. ii O'Clock this
evening yssnf g i $A &SL.A 5i -
PnNI1Na OrF1oE.-By reference to tho card OF
tho veteran job printer Mr. A. J. BURKE, II will
bo soen, that he is still at his old stand No. 90
Mccting stroct, up stairs, prepared as always, to
do any kind Of fancy, book, ornamental printing
that may DO desired.
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4: At the anniversary meeting OF tho Winyah Indi-
.gaSocioty hold at the Georgetown Court House,
on Friday tho Sd day OF May, tho following gontle-
men were unanimously re-elcctcd officers OF tho
Society: - hfl NJ"
>. DR.. ". r. T.. PR1oB, President; Hon. b. H. VIII
soN, Senior Wardeni r. i. FRASER, Junior War
den 8. I. ATKINSON, Treasurer; |; PAUL EANpLET,
Secretary A. j. SuAw, Attorney; BENZ. ALLsros
and L. E.. GREENE, Stewards r. Doznn, Orator
FOR next anniversary.
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, CoRosERs IQuEsr.-Coronor WHITING hold On
inquest Sunday morning on Union whnrf on tho
body of John slmons {freedman), who was killed.
on : Norris Island on Saturday morning
at half-past six O'Clock A. 81, By the or
plosion Of a shell, whio ho was ongagod in un-
loading tho Same for the purpose of getting the
iron. Verdict TINT ho camo to his death by tho ac-
cidentai explosion of sho
Another freedman named win. Davis, was
brought to the city, who was seriously wounded
by ssid explosion.
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!
UElrAn1AS cHu.oH.-There was quits iAtss a large lara.
congregation at this place Of worehb iIast might
ithaVing been previously announce that the sub
ject Of the discourse would boz: not God: TO
se followed, potNorship tipped: I 'Fbetast was from
Mark Iii. $3.50. "And ono Of the aoribes. oame,
and haytpg heard them reasoning together, and
pdrcoiving that he had answered them we'll, asked
| him, which is the first commandment Of all; and
Jesus answered him, the frst Of all the command
ments 10: Heal, Israel The Lord our God Ia our
Lordf And thou Shalt love the Lord thy God With
all ihheart aud with all thy soul, and With all thy
mind. and Tithall thy stzmgth. This is tho fret
eompnandinept From thohature Of tho subject an
nouaced, and the text.chosen to set It forth, our
read ers can readily infer tho limo ofargument pur-
sued by the preacher; The pastor, Rev. T. Hrnsr
! SMITH, is avery able, ELOQUENT, and pleasing
spcakor and interested his audience during the
entire hour occupied in the delivery Of this
| sermon. ,.i,i s.ri.. .gi. ma ,:EIttJ a. I ~
DIsHoP WroHTxAN yesterdaymorning preached
in Trinity Church to large congregation, frornn
the text: Jesua Raid to him thou shalt love the
Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy
Houl, and with all thy mind. Tho preacher diyi-
ded his subject under three principal heads: l..
Tho Obligations Of the precept inculcated In the
toA~ f.SAo counPabsJ ana bnlfQIy, lt9 rank. We
I have bero obyiously command The te1t speaks
with sovereign authority; but God being Of in
finite init bonignity % well as oi supreme authority,
we may supposo that God would not Impose any
command con imposaibIo to be Compiled with But
how can love be pcommandod3 !. The presoher ON.
deayored 70 ielutldats this apparent difaoulty br
6rpiaiing that there were three oisssea a. SUI
oephbMaess Tho animal, az thS loye 6f L iinothor
fGt hef 6sprtns.s 4 tepsI sulsosSptbiitie. 10 81
brought into Play BY the; beautiful Tie ssthetIo
emotioha Sf th hum nah s4q Ttten; oogn.ts to
those were what tho schools 6aii fhS fs6iohtiao
emotions or susceptihlaes. enabling rs Is fc.d Ia
nature the ideas which God hks Implanted IN Il,
All shcas several olssses, the preacher said. ~
without tho pslof of rsiisi65Sa. This We ana RI
the third class; under which 80 hsse oi spiritual
susoeptibi,iH Hets we MIDST isAve shs orstar,
To those who know Bisaop wIonrxl1, 70 need
mot say what privilege Il Is 70 st uHdSr Ed min.
i,try and hoar' the soutpourins Of mind, cart In
large mould, and ffurnished wieh tho choicest
treasures sSf the ages, Glaasic, patriseo ana
modern htstat YIN their VARIOUS manifestations;
: - a1Rl
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March 30
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Tho Augusta Constii,aionahst of Saturday says:
"Our sanctum has been honored by visit from
HENRY TnmoD, OF South Carolina, whose beauti-
ful poems are household words in the South
There is no h-uer poet in all this country than
HENRY T1htRoD, and, If ever o man deserved well
OF his State, he who has embalmcd her glory in
surpassing and enduring melody merits rich re-
ward. Mr. TnRoD has been silent Of late. We
can guess the cause. But, should ho mover pro-
duce another aong, his memory is safo, and tho
evidences Of his genius secure"
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The Failure of Fraser, Trenholm & Co,
49, 81 - Iron the Boston Aduerttserl

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May %, 1s67.-The SEQ
cretary Of the Treasury deems it proper that q
statement should be made as to the situation in
which the United States are placed by the failure
for saying either. that We are losers thereby, or
that we are amply aecured The Government
does not admit that anything is owing to it
from this firm. We have brought suit against
them for certain ships and certain bales
of cotton, which were not theirs, but
the rebel government, and which we claim, not ex-
clusiyely under any special law of our country, hut
under the law Of nations and the common law OF
England, whereby all moneys or property con-
tributed by persons or corporations either by gift
at S the termination of that rebellion. vested in the
United States, This matter is in the Chancery
Court Of England, and is not affected, one way or
the other, BY the failure Of Fraser, Trenholm l.
Co. The Government has every reason for be-
was in possession OF other property and was large
ly indebted to the so-caIed Confederate Govern
ment We set up. general claim 10 all this prop
erty and this indebtedness, as well as to the ships
claim has never been ascertained. The President
pardoned Geo. A, Trenholm, the rebel Secretary
Of the Treasury, without 30 much as requiring &
statement Of his business accounts with the rebel
Government, and from that day to this We have
been unable to get such statement The Gov
ernment might, perhaps, have forced the firm in
to showing its books before now, but for the un-
authorized and subsequently repudiated settle
meat made with it last Fall by Massrs. Dudley &
Morse, and still hopes to accomplish this end
through the Courts, II the suits for the ships
and cotton are decided in our favor, of course the
other claim will be good, aud thus iirm will be ad-
judged as having possession Of large amount
of money belonging to the United States. The
failure Of the English branch of the house
may and may not prevent us from getting
this money.
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REe1sTRAr1oN.-We had this pleasure during
the past week Of making the acquaintance Of Ma
jor McClary, the Commandant of this NJ ltary Dis
him q very polite and gentlemaniy Official His
object was to obtain information in order to report
as to the proper division Of our registration dis
tricts. The plan proposed, is to divide each bat
TALON into two reg stration distrcts-making four
in aD-with board Of reg .stration in each
with no change Of the election precincts.
lAb6eule Press.
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Assistant Adjutant-G General.

GENERAL JAN DE1IvERY.-On the night of
Saturday, 25th May, The room in the Court House
which has, for some time past, been digni6ed and
honored with the name Of Jail, was broken
who had been confined therein for various sins of
commission, escaped in the darkness, and, 80 far
as we know, have hidden long adieu to the
pains and pleasures Of prolonged and monoton-
GUS confinement, We understand that none Of
officers Of the law, we doubt not will soon be on
the. wing to bring the wandering malefactors
back.-Sueter Nesos. r-5-G
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'e 1A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home after sojourn Of few months In the
city was hardly recognized by her fienda In plsoe d
coarse rustic, hushed hcs. she had soft ruby COM
pls1on Of slmost marble smoothness, and instead d
tw nythrse shs really appeared but eighteen. Upon In
qury a. to the cause OF srsst change, she painy
told them that shs used the CIRCAs.IAN BALM, and
oonadered It an invaluable acquisition to any toilet
By a use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per
,onai sppesros an hundred fold It 4. zu,pae In ID
combination a Nature herssk is simple yet unsurpass
cd in its efcsry In drawing impurities nom, also heal
ing. cleansing and beautyng the akn and complexion
BY its direct action the cucle It draws from 1t all it
impurities kindly hcaAng the same and leaving the sur
fsce a. Nature Intended 1t should be-clasr soft smooth
and beauhfu Price g. sent by Mall or Express, ON re
oeipt Of an ordsr, by ,.s,!- .,..ssf,f
W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists.
No. swest Fayetse Street, Syracuse, N. z
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
March 80 . 3 2 sa1s.a4 "
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EARLY FRu1r.-Mr. George Lever surprised ua
yesterday with basket Of rosy-red May apples.
HIS garden-'the city garden"-on the corner oi
Green and Gadsden streets, near the depot OF the
Charleston Ra lroad, will be able to furnish appi-
cants with choice and early fruits and vegetables.
We hope to make further record Of his success.
(Phaeair
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@ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES

~ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON NDIsTRICT.-DANIEL a sMCOX us. JOSEPH r.
BRAUN.-N THE COMMON PLEAS, ATTACHMENT
Whereas the Plaintiff did, the 9sth day Of February,
1857 ae his declaration against the Defendant who s II
Is sad absent from and without the limits of the State
and has neither wife attorney known within the
same, upon whom copy Of said declaration might be
served:
It s therefore ordered that the said Defendant do
pear and plead to the said declaration before the
9th day February which win be in the year Of Lord
1858; otherwise fms! and absolute Judgment WILDE given
and awarded against him. J. ". BROWNFIELD,
Clsrks Ofice, Charleston District COP.
March 2 June 8. sept g. dec 8
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The Asheville IN. C.) Ne,os gives the following
account OF destructive storm:

The Asheville IN. C.) Ne,os gives the following
account Of destructive storm:
On Tuesday last Ashevllle was visited by one q
the most severe storms of.wind, rain and hail
known to- our citizens for many years, 1t lasted
about two hours, hut during that short time i
denged the gardens, and IN some instances almost
entirely washed the growing plants awsy, Leaving ing
eulverts yielded to it's force and fury and were de-
molished. Corn planted on the low grounds will
have to be replanted. A WAGNER, In attempting
to. cross Beaver Dam, was compelled to cut bus
mules clear Of the wagon to save them from being
From 81 We can learn, the storm extended q only
hut'we fear that 1t has done immense damage in
that space. f.--,,I
T.. Caor PRop1ors IN LEE County, A11.4-sRdaors
&ln: I wish to add my mite to the pleasure You
are dispensing by your statements Of the condition
Of the crops. Ihave been over muen OF this eoup,
N, and have everywhere noticed the crops. and,
what is better, have conversed with the planters
about them. All are more than satisfied with
their wheat which, In favorable situations, they
have begun to harvest. 1t was never better, aud
the breadth sown is larger than es er before. The
corn is also in very satisfactory condition. and
all seemed impressed with the desire to raise at
least enough tor themselves, and II the yield is
far one, there will be some 70 spare tor us non.
producers, The x ng" is pretty much dethroned
gel through, and the cold May haa given him. the
'ssore shin," and should think the "acald head,
too but the stand is pretty good, and there ID rea-
SON yet to expect q full crop. The planters are
more cheerful than it ia usual TO find them5 and
the freedmen are dong as well as could be expect
cd though there is room for Improvement P.
,r [Colurrsbls Sun.
CRops IN EASTERN GEoRaIA.-The editor Of the
Augusta Chronicle, who has just returned from
an attendance on Burke Court, says:
The crops in Burke are represented to be rather
promising, and We were pleased to learn that very
considerable crops Of corn have been planted. In
some iocalties the stand ia said to be injured by
the rsyages Of the bud-worm, but on the whole. il
is very good. The young cotton has been injured
by the cool nights Of the past week, and on the
sandy lands the stands are said to be very defec.
tive. ..' - ''..'-
The wheat crop is reported to be better than il
has been for several years, and many fields will be
ready for harvest by the last OF this and the frs,
Of neXt week. This will be great blessing to the
planters generally, as it will bring INTO the ooun,
try considerable amount OF money, at the pre-.
sent high prices, and will enable them to secure q
suficlency Of corn to make the growing crop o.
cotton,
CRoP PRospEcTs IN HAnRIs.-A business letter
from planter in Harris county, Ga, received BY
us yesterday, thus refers to the crops in his neigh
borhood, the writer says we have good crops
OF wheat and oats coming in our part OF the ter
ritory. Corn looks promising, but cotton is sorry
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~ CoNsIGNEEs PER SCHOONER DAVID
FAUST, ere hereby notified that shs is This Day die.
charging ct Browns Wharf AL goods remaining on the
Wharf at sunset viii be stored at expense and rsk Of
owners. T. TUPPER SONS
June s
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AF BhAUTIFUL .HAIR.-CHEVALIER'S
LIFE FOR LE HAIR positively restores gray hair tc
its original col and youthful beauty impars life and
strength to the weakest har; stops its falling out at
once; keeps the head clean; is unparalleled hail
dressing. Sold BY all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and ct ny office, No. l12s Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEvALER. n D.
DowH NOISE,
No. 151 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel
January 6moa
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~ THE GRAVEST MALADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHoOD.-HOwARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS ON the Physiology Of the Passions, and the
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar TO the first age
man, with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-.
ployed IN this institution. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. -5rs t..
Address Dr.. J. sKHLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The continued cold rains during the present
month have damaged the cotton crops Of this Sec
alarge yield next fall q matter Of gloomy doubt.
Many planters have been forced to replant large
portions Of their lands, and in many cases have
wisely substituted corn for cotton.
Weldon 9yote
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The Georgetown Times states that the Lyceum
Of that town has been reorganized under very IA.
yorable auspices, and trusts that the intellectual
growth Of the young, and their moral and social
elevation, will be improved by the cultivation Of
their literary tastes.
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S BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THB
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world The
only true and perfect Dys-harmless, rsliable instan.
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the III effects Of Bae
Dyes nvgorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful
The genuine Is signed William a. Bachelor AL others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York
a@ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
Decer1ber IN Sc. 1nv
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~ ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU.
MAN EYES made TO order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUcH and P. doUGLEMANN tformerly employed by
RoIsaossEAU. Of Pardsl No. 500 Broadway, New York
April IA lr