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COOPER INSTITUTE. Eighth streel-DR HxssARp,.
tlLuSraArrD LECTURES ON HEALTH.
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washington News.

WAsHNaroN, July 15.-The President sent to
the Senate the documents called for regarding Re-
construction and the estimates Of expense for car
rying out these bills-$14 900 900, in addition to
81. 100 600 already expended. This is the aggre-
ga.e for governing these States before the war;
be considerably augmented II the State ma
ohinery should be operated by the Federal
Government, and would be largely increased, II
the United States, by abolishing the State gov
bilities incurred by them before the rebellion in
hndable efforts TO develop their resources, and IN
nowise connected with insurrectionary purposes.
These debts viii, approximate 500, 900, 900; the
greater part due loyal citizens and foreigners. 1t
is Q, subject for Congressional consideration 2
whether the assumption Of such obligations would
not impair the national credit.
Gen. Ord has asked and obtained permission
from the Secretary OF War to confne horse thieves
inthsDry Tortugas. -
Cen. Grant approves suggestion from Cen.
erassionai Reconstructlon Acts violate the terms
of their parole.
loyal men in Mississippi qualified for registers. q
Judge Fisher ruled that the Candaigua Regis
ter should not 20 to the jury. 20 Gs
The Confederate General E. G. Lee was on the
stand, the defence proposed showing by Lee that
Surratt bore dispatches to him in Canada from
Beniamin; that under Lees order he went to Ell
mira to report regarding the prisoners and their
guards. This evidence was ruled out. srlC
Three persons from Philadelphia would not be-
1ieye John Lee upon oath.
The Reyenue receipts to-day we're 81, 600 600.
Tie Republican Union Congressional Committee
met tonight TO hear the reports from the Southern
means to secure political dominance in that sec
Ccl. Humphreys Agent for the Cherokee In
dams at Fort Gibson, died Of cholera.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, July 15--In the Senate, the House
Bill appropriating 81, 100000 for reconstruction,
was reduced, by amendment, to 100000, and
passed BY yeas 81, nays 8.
Bill for the relief of certain deserters was re-
ferred to the Military Committee.
Tne Presidents Message, suggesting tederai
liability for Southern State debts, caused animated
debate and heated denunciation as lnopportune,
and ca culated to unsettle the finances. The Mes
sage was ordered to be printed, and the Senate
adjourned.
81 In the House, on account of material clerical
error in the Reconstruction Bill, it was Withdrawn
from the President, corrected, and returned. a
number Of bills and resolutions were introduced
and referred.
A resolution was introduced and passed, instruct
ing the Committee on Public Lands to report q
Bill torfeitng swamp lands heretofore granted 10
the Southern States by the Ucited States. :,
A resolution, instructing the Judiciary Commit,
tee to inquire whether Kentucky, Maryland ana
Delaware have State Constitutions, Republican IN
form. passed by the Speakers vote, House stand
ing 47 to AZ.
An amendment reducing the Reconstruction ap-
preparation to 81 600, 900 was concurred in. Inc
bill goes to the President. .
The bill passed at the last session, prohibiting
the Executive from treating with the Indians, was
repealed. Applause from the democratic side over
the first step backward. The House then ad-
journed.
The Senate confirmed Bancroft as Minister to
Prussia; John Frany as Postmaster OF Port Roya,
g. O.; i. 0. Herrick Assessor in the Sd District OF
South Carolina; John 8. Walker, Assistant Treasu-
rer in New Orleans.
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Some of our people allege they cannot live here
because they do not wish to be on political equal
ity with the negro. II they 90 to South America,
or to Honduras we do not see that they better
themselves. Here they are only required to live
with their own race and with negroes; there with
negroes, spaniards Indians, and half breeds of
every shade and hue. Turn it in whatever way I
WILL view it from whatever aspect, cannot see a
single good argument in favor Of emigration, and
know Of ten thousand against it.
Aud with this will end my tales Of q
TRAVELLER.
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From tie Liberal Christian.
Insure in the World Mutual Insurance Com
unnv. New York.


Life Insurance has long ago ceased to be novel,
and has become one Of our fixed institutions, The
old antipathy and prejudice which first existed
against this, in common with other innovations
upon the customs of society, has almost entirely
disappeared, and good men everywhere have recog-
nized and admitted its great and practical bene-
fits to society at l,rge. No warmer supporters are
''proved their faith by works" having taken poll
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is asked to its participating rates OF premium,
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surer secures at once the largest possible amount
of insurance for stated sum, which is never in
creased nor decreased during the continuance OF
the policy. This plan is commended to those per-
sons of fixed income who desire to pay an oven
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therefor. Those who wish to effect policy cannot
do better than to make careful study Of the terms
OF this excellent company.
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Dom estic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.

NEw YORK. july. 15.-stocks strong. Money 81
6. Gold S9f. Sterling steady. 81 coupons liz;
virginia skies, new issue, 81; Tennessee skies, ex
coupons ssi do, new ISSUE S7 Flour our, pnshang
Mess, S28 IL. Lard firm at 1sa1st, Whiskey steady.
Cotton quiet; Mlddling Uplands 26a263. Freishts
or ST. fmpentine 57a57a. Rosn firm; Common
EVENING DISPATCH.
Stocks shade easier. Money S. Gold 892. go
Coupons LII. North Carolina SIS, new issue, 594.
Eour-state Stall as; Southern 49, 75a1s.25. Wheat
unchanged. Amber Virginia So; White Virginia
a325. Corn heavy; Western mixed 81: 05a1 .07;
Old White Southern d.10; New $1.25. Pork closed
heavy; 2305. Lard frmer, Ha13l. Cottm,Ald.
asa. Tsllow IIal1I. Freights quiet; by steamer.
on Cotton, 3-16sl J; on Wheat Sc.
BALTIMORE, July 15.-Coffee quiet and firm /;
stock Of Rio, 2SOO bags. Cotton nominal: Flour
frm and active with loral demand. wheat In
good demand. Corn steady. White, 81 lSal ~ ;
yellow, 81 Is; mixed, 81 IL. PROVISIONS aeuve
113c. Clear Rib Sides, 1Sla1stc. Whiskey 81.
CINCINNATI, July 15.-Flour firm. with light
supply, ut So 5Oa13 80. New Wheat 50 40a2 80.
Corn scarce; in sacks, 80; in ear, 75a76. Whiskey
unchanged. Pork closed dull at S23. Lard L.
Bulk Meats advanced; Shoulders and Clear
Sides II.
WILMINGTON, July 15.-Cotton-no sales: Rosin
~ po.Vooc'to. 1PnAso Va AoA Ss~~S ~
50a51c.
MOBILE July 15.-Sales $50 bales, closed dull,
low middlings q. Receipts 2S2 bales.
New ORLEANS, July 15.-Sales 1150 bales. Low
Middhngs 22Aa23ac. Receipts 154 bales. Louisi-
ana Sugar, far, 13lc. strictly, PRIME 15c; stock
i4c. Molasses nominal. Flour fair; Superfne,
SO 75a11 90; Choice Extra, SIS 80. Corn very
Arm. Yellow and mixed, 81 25a1 80; white scarce,
81 Sal s7a Oats firm, and light stock sOasae; ;
;nhhnS demand. Shoulders, 113a12c. Ribbed
5S11 sides 1aai4c; Clear Sides, 14lalabAs Lard in
tierces, I2ic. in kegs 1886. Gold 3sk; Sterling
50a5SS; New York Sight Exchange per cent pre-
mum.
AUGUSTA. July 15.-Demand for Cotton hgat3 6us
prices shade frmer; sales " oaies' hio'uine
IAa2sc.
SAVANNAH, July 15.-Cotton quiet; stock Offering
light; mostly poor grades; Middlings 2s' Ne
ceipts, 222 bales.
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Mexican news,

GAEyxsrox, July five have the following ad-
difjonat particulars Of the execution Of Ma1miEan
When leaying the Convent, MaIimilian exclaimed,
"khst beautiful clear heaven is such asI desi1,
edforshe hour Of DEATH = Althree ofthe DECEASED
were dressed with scrupulous care. The officer In
charge OF the firing party begged Ma1imilian's for
eiveness, saying he disapproved. but was scidle,
and r,ust obey. Maximilian replied: "Child, soldier
must ALWAYS comply with his orders; thank you
Nitt an my heart for your kind sentiments, but
exact that you comply with the orders given you.
Maximiian gave Miramon the centre as the post
Of h,nor. The wife Of Mejia ran distractedly
through the streets Just before the execution car
ryinf, her newborn babe. Juarez refuses to de-
liver Msximian's body; says it Is subject OF treaty
Thare is great sntipathy toward Americans, be-
cana, the Princess Salm Salm, who is an .Amerl-
can, devised the escape Of the Emperor, but was
betrayed by the, officer in whom she had ;confided
who took q bribe, OF $25, 90 worth Of diamonds:
She was ordered to leave Queresaro with az her
A light is Inobable between Cortina ana Bet-
corabsl. They are both recruiting. The cause OF
the dispute is the goverI.ship OF Tamaulpas: Cor
tina Is ordered to occupy the Rio Grande with IN
army OF observation 1900 strong. The United
States is hated because Of the interference about
On account Of continued rains for the past
month, thec6tton prospect in Texas . rather poor,
and there is great damage also reported from the
caterpillar and army worm. Specimens OF posh
are exhibited on Change. 1t continues too wet to
work the grass out. I
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From the following, (Which we find in an ex-
change,) it will be seen that the ''Base Ball fever"
is finding it's natural bond"
s'The lunatics of Hartford have challenged those
of the Worcester Asylum, Mass, to match game
Of base ball. to be played at Boston Corners, next
fall. General Daniel Pratt has consented to act
as Umpire.
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aT The Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ances of Mr.. and Mrs. PATRICK McSWINEY. and OF
Mr.. and Mrs. DANIEL McSwNEY, are respectfully re-
quested TO attend the Fun!rl Of the former at Nine
o'clock This Msrnng from his late residence, No. 27o
Meeting street without further invitation.
.InlY 16 "
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispate hes.

LONDON, July 15-Noon.-Consols 94s. Bonds
7a
LIVERPOOL July 15-Noon.- Cotton frmer. Sales
10000 bales. Prices unchanged. Breadstuffs
Hrmer; others unchanged.
LONDON, July 15-2 P. M.-Quotations, both
here and in Liverpool, unchanged.
LONDON, July 15-Evening. .-Consols s42 Bonds
7s.
LIVERPOOL, July 15-Evening closed
unchanged. Sales 10000 bales. Midding Up
land, 10id.; Orleans, 10ad.
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From, Richmond.

RisHxoND; July 15- Adolph Wolff well known
merchant, who closed business recently and went
South, was brought back to-day from Alabama,
charged with obtaining goods on frandntent pre-
" IN Bsltimore. New York and Cincinnati.
Ffty-one cases Of alleged whiskey frauds, under
the Revenue laws, are to De tried on the next term
of the United States Court. .slss. ;ag'5J
Chief Justice Chase presides at the term OF the
Court, In October to hear,sths writ Of error
orspted9 IN the case Of the eonfscated prop
erty Of McYeigh, OF Alexandria. -.
Xirixe fixhf between McGladef and Billy White,
for 1890 Asde is 70 take plaea September 11th, in
Virginia. az. Z. .lt.,.laIc 70 > I,..I -
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Towards Of two millions OF acres Of land belong
inc 10 the citizens OF Mississippi were forfeited TO
the State for non-psyment Of taxes during the
wears Of 1851, 1862, 1868 and 1854.
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A publishing house in Tours France, issues
10000 volumes day the year round.
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@ BEAUTIFUL AIR.-CHEYALIER'SLIF LIFE
for the HAIR positively restores gray hair to its original
color and youthful beauty; imparts lfe strength and
growth the weakest hair stops its falling out ut once
tecps thu head cloa9; is unparalleled as hsrressing
sold by all druggists fashionable hairdreEsers and deal
ers in ancy goods. Ths trade supplied by the whole
sale druggists. aa5
-"l SARAH A. UHEvALIER, NJ D.,
Jnne i,r.. stuthGmo New York.
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B-THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR,
SHERIFF of Charleston District, Captain G. B. SIG
WALD. tus Juys
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@- OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR
CHARt EsToN, July 18th, 1s67-As the Civil Authori-
ties have instituted active measures to improve and per-
feet the sanitary condition of the city the Registrar
would earnestly invite the prompt and jealous cooper
ton of the citizens in enforcing the same.
They particularly requested to observe and re-
port all nuisances any condition Of premises preudi
cinl to the public health.
Compliant Books are deposited OF the Lower and
Upper Wards Guard Houses for this purpose for the
OF tho public. a
GEORGE S. pELZEI M. D.,
July 13 Is City Registrar.
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Froua ,savanns.h.

sAvAxsAH, July 15.-The steam fire engine
GazaIle arrived on the stea ner General Barnes,
from New York. There will be public trial OF
her tomorrow, after which she vlll go forward.
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aFMESSRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce acn. A. M. MANIaAULT as candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. A CITIZEN.
NoYnmhnr stu
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

s5sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIV.
ED at the Office of the Chief Disbursng Officer of the
Bureau B. F. and A. L., State Of South Carolina, until
70 O'Clock noon Of the Goth day Of July. for building
Brick School House on Bull street, in the City Of
Charleston.
Plans and Specifications may be seen ct the Office OF
the undersigned, No. s. Southern Wharf. Proposals
must be accompanied by the names Of two responsible
parties who will become suretes for the faithful compile
ton Of the contract and must bo endorsed Proposals
Bull street School House, and addressed to the under
signed.
The right Is reserved to reject all bids received If
not satisfactory. JAMES P. LOW.
July u 6 BIT. 1t. Col and A. @. n.
@ NOTICE T) MARINEhs.- APT AIMS
AND PILOTS wshin! to anchors their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do 30 anywhere within direct
range of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, on the Charleston and St Andrews side OF
the Ashley River; by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. G. TURNER, q. IL
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February 8, 1866.
February7
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agsTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DlsTRICT-.CLERK's OFFICE C. G. S. AND G. P.
PUBLIC NoTICE.-L j. W. BRowNFIELD. Clerk Of
said Court in of the Act of the Legislature in
such case made and provided do hereby give public no.
tice that an ELECTION FOR sHERHF OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT will be held on Monday, the 9th Of
August next at all tho usual places of election through
out the said District.
Witness my hand at Charleston the 26th June, 1867.
J. W. BRowNFIELD, G. G. 8. and G. P.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ CONSIGNEES NORTHUMBERLAND
LINE bark HANIBAL will discharge cargo this day
at Adgers North Wharf Goods not called for before
sunset will stored at risk and expense ofconsgnees.
July 1s WILLIAM ROACH.
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agERRORS OF YoUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay, and all tho effects Of youthful tndiscre-
ton, win, for tho sake of suffering humanity send free,
to Ii who need It, the receipt and directions for making
the simple rsmody by which he was cured. Sufferers
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80 by aGdrcssing,l perfect confidence, 9g -
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April22 3moss No AZ Cedar street, New York.
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ss- HOPsl HOPsll HoPsl ll-JUST RE-
CEIvED, Ane lot of prime fresh WESTERN HOPS
and for sale by the pound or hundred weight by
c. F. PANKNN,
49, Chemist and Apothecary,
July II thstu No. 1913 Meeting street.
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@OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMAS-
TER, CHARLESTON, 8. c., JULY IS, 1s67.-seaed pro
posas will be received at this Office until 10 o'clock noon
on Saturday. July 2Oth 1857 at which time they will be
opened, for furnishing msterial and erecting PICKET
FENCE around Citadel Square Plans and specih cations
for the work can be at this Office All proposals
must be accompanied by the names Of two good surees
in the sum OF five hundred dollars elch, for the fhful
performance Of the work. Proposals will be addressed
to the undersigned and marked Proposals for erecting
Fence"
By order. r. o. TYLER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief O. NJ. I'd Military District
r, -7, "a, . T. p. McELRATH,
July Is 9 Bvt Major and A.A. Q. NJ. /!
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81 THE GRAvEsT .MALADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ASSOCIATIONS
ESSAYS, on the Physiology Of the Passions, and the
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first age o.
man, with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-
pioyed in this institution Sent in sealed letter en-
velo2es, FREQ Of charge s,s.i ...i.. 3 ., ..s.;
Address Dr. j. sKnlIN HOUaHTON,, -,
Howard Association, Phfadelphia, Pa
Nav 90 3mo
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STATISTICS AsouI TOBACCO AND CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
Iron the St. Louis Republican, Nov. IL

Iron the Sc. Louis Republican, Nov IL
Native Americans are the principal tobacco growers
and Us principal manufacturers OF chswing tobacco and
they bear their proporonate share in the wholesale
trade a The mans.sa1alsd articles In all the other
may well say The Germans rule exclusively. The Ger
man content himself with smaller profits in any
can and which he has are Of sss capriclous and
costly character Among tho twelve thirteen whole
sale leaf tobacco merchants IN tins city only one or
From their hands the product goes 70 the
establishments OF the manufacturers Of smoking and
chewing tobacco and the workshops OF the CIGAR makers
The cigar makers are nearly all Germsns Among the
one hundred and nnety-two cigar makers Of the city
there are only seven or eight three or
Israelites two irshmen and Pole. All the others
are Germans. Among the four hundred workmen who
make Cigars there are about dozen Americans three
never work at the tobacco trade Tho retail cigar and
tobacco trade IN the city also manly in the hands Of
, ,n %epan Not I'VE PEI cen' q All me .s'as'
The Germans have the two principal elements
OF character for snch laborous ard comparatively IN
profitable trades and economy. The pro-
portion OF the various nationalites among whom the
manufacture OF smoking and chewing tobacco divided,
at onoe changes materially. Among the sixty-two
manufacturers OF these articles md the Germans
still predominant IN Numbers, but the Americans share
the business Win them IN greater proportion, and tae
cap Al invested Is probably three times gresier the
American side than that on the Germans Forty Ger.
mans, eighteen Aisercans thr four fsraeltes and
oDo Frenchman carry on the manufacture OF to-
hscco; but only six seven German houses are
engaged in the manufacture VI chewing tobacco, while
the mannfactCYe or smoking tcDarC0 ~ almost oxcG-
evey 10 the bends Of the Germans rho reason wnv
the manufacture Of chewing tobacco is principally
American may oe partly found in tho circumstance thai
ach greater capital aud machinery are reoaired FOR
making chewing tobacco than the other branches OF
the manufactured leaf rhe Americans being SIX or
seven times numerous the United States than
the Germans. ard the hab, OF chewing tobacco prevail
ing about Eve t'moa moro among Americans ihau
Germans it is very natural that the mar u
facture OF tho consumed article should be
principally in the hands OF ngtiyo Americans The
workmen those factories OF chewing tobacco are
ttr al kasv Oar hlyfsn
In threo four houses only employed as
olers y the "stemmers'' are mostly Children oi
German and Irish extraction. and "pressmano Ger
mans and Ir.shmen employed indiscri ninatoiy.
Thus Is seems land further developments in regard 10
other branches Of business will SHOW il as tho ruling
pr.ncipel that the distribution OF the various trades
and occupations among cosmopolitan population
depends part the possession OF accumulated wealth,
and ia part the peculiar national character Of the
prceneers ard the consnmeTs