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sIlERIDAN,s LETTER TO GRANT.

Tho following is tho letter OF General sHEaIDM
telcgraphic despatchcs,) relative to tho extension
careful porusal that tho lotlor is not so reousan
in tono, as wo have been told to bclicyo
HEAD'oRs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New ORLEANS, La, Juno "a 1867.
Central U. S. Grant, Commanding Arnits United
States, Washington. d. O.
GENEnAL-I am in receipt OF q telegram from the
President, through BTeyet Major Con. l.. d. Town.
send, A. A G., U. 8. Army, directing mo to oxtond
tho regtstration In this city and State until Au-
contrary, aud ordering mo to report such reasons,
for his information. Also, stating that in his
Judgment this extension iB necessary to full and
fair registration, and that tho tmo should bo thus
oxtendod, because tho othor District Commanders
will not got through before TINT timo.
My reasons for closing the registration in this
city wero because had giyon tho city two and q
half months, and thoro wcrc no moro to register.
havo given tho Stute two and half months, and
registration will DO exhausted by that time.
did not feel warranted in keeping up boards OF
conT n SG e. 15SS 70 suit
The registrations will bo completed in Louisiana
at tho timo specified, unloss nm ordorcd to carry
ont tho Inv gndei Mr. stanbory.'a Interpretation,
broad macadnmizod road for perjury and fraud to
travel on. do not SEQ why MY registration
should bo dependent on tho timo WHOM nthr MORO
t.srysa rs SS 70 svS in their commanda, for COM @
monced six weoks before thoy did. rogret that I
should hnvo to differ with tho President, but it
execute O law to which tho President has boen in
bitter nntngonfsm. II, after this report, tho timo
is to DO oxtonded ploasc notify ms, and It will be
done. would do Y at onco, but tho Presidents
tlmo loft to EHuo the necessary order.
/. II. SHERIDAN, Major-G General.
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wushInuton Nc,ys,

WASHINGTON, Juno 27.-Prcsidont johnson, IL
reply to Governor English, said that everybody in
Connecticut and elsewhere know what my ytowe
arc in reference to tho first principles Of tho gov
ernment. My acts arc bofOre the country, and MY
past course must suffice as to what will DO my fu
turo conduct.
The Pennsylvania Republican Convention nomi.
mated Horny W. Williams for Supreme judge.
Tlleir resolutions demand guarantees for tlIo van
quiBhod, which will render treason odious md
forever impossible; applaud Lincoln, denouncC
President Johnson's failure to gather mp nnd fix
In organic laws tho principles which were settled
by tho war, without which peace is snare; corr
domn johnson, his plant, attorney general and
tho majority or his cabinet; applaud Sheridan and
Sicklos; expect that Grant will vindcato his past
record by sustaining them; charactcsizo Davis
reelse q reproach to tho administration md all
insult to tho loyal people of tho nation.
Mr.. Donnison, meInbcr OF Congress from Penn.
sylvania, is dead.
Tho informal Rovonuo receipts to-day amount to
S342 0O0.
Iu tho Surrntt trial. Wcchman was on tho stand
all day; Nothing. new was elicitcd. His evidence
was not concluded.
Cameron. Butler, Logan and Schenck nr IT.
Sc.nt oranuatRRfS G6mmitoe was in session until
o'clock. There aro many W Id statements in
reference to whnt was said nnd done, Or proposed
TO bo done. Among tho best authenticated is n
quiet remark Of Boutwell,, that tho President must
bo impcnched and removed. -
The Court Of Caims adjourned to tho 18th Au-
gust.
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Georgia Iteins..

TEE WaEkT CRop The Washington, twlkes
ffom seyerai parties, Of considerable falling off in
INC void Of tho wheat from what wns expected The
decrease has been small in somo cases, and very
great in others. In oneneighboih hood whero somo
Twelve or fifteen crops havo boon cleaned during
sevcn for ono, or about hnlf what was expected.
Everywhere there seems to be somo disappoint-
mont OF this kind II is attributed to the effect OF
ass rust which has done more har than wsa sup
F1GHI BETWEEN FRBRDMRs.-A Iettor dated
Louisville, Ga, Juno 25th, Informs us that an al
tercaton took place that afternoon on the planta-
tion OF Mr.. Overstroet about four miles from that
place, botween Abram Spann and Henry Clemouts.
(both coorcd,) which resulted in tho lattors re,
cotying mortal wound in tho right aide from o
spann has not boen arrested yet. but our inform
ant understands he said he would give himself IN,
Inc particulars and Cause Of tho difficulty Is not
veaton and nd quito e1sfI III R the Atlense
o1citomcnt exists in the community on account Of
the murder..-Augastd Chronicle. Z
ANOTHER Hono1DE.-Joo RcoYos nud Austin
many S TSee Se IN hGiSSng on eyn
Ean, Esq; Thoy had aome dispute In reference f6
their work. Baily struck at Roeyos with his hoo
Ra1 Hai ianga ,f to hit him WhorSnpon Reeves struok
Ihoy wore brothers-in. law. Reoyes, we under.
tCehtrdt Georgian
this portion OF our State, says the sandersyille
Georgian, Us promising as at tho present. |; Oul
farmers used largo quantities Of guano and otheI
upon, the. growing crops! Tho ,lato aeaso1abie
! OF rsn have caused tho corn and cottbn to
almost II not quito double It's szo in the Lash two
weeks II is almost impossible nov, while Yio,yina
tho vefdant fields, to roalize that wo are in Middle
Georgia, thoy 80 much resemble :ho p:oductfyc
valleys and fertile prairios Of tho West. ia thf
midst OF our political gorrow3 wo must not foreo
20 raise our grateful hearts TO tho Oliver Of ALI Our
Observation-Disclosures Oonstituffonatfst. -
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JUNE.

Juno is with US, the old beautiful Juno, and not
leaf OF hor foliage, not broath Of her air, re-
cal calls ths bood.sanod fields the burned cities,
rack though R hAHsRPy HP eest We arc not on the
We know that tho ships froighted With 6S 6Sr r%renen @
ventures went down yondcr in the crimson west
and though We watch sunset after sunset, thoy
VIII never como bnck to us savo In dfeamH.' But
then we know as we'll that other vessels are to bc
feighted, Other ventures made, and, Antmns like,
u 10 best to drnw strength and encouragement
from tho wisdom that nnturo is not slow to teach.
This transition month, between tho inconstanccs
of spring and tho passionate fervor OF July, has
seasons IN their ceasolcss round
"An thinga rejo.co beneath the sun, tho woods,
The river. and the cornaelds aud tho reads,
Tho willow leaves that glance IN the Light breeze
And tho firm foliage Of the larger trees"
Tho footpaths through woodland thickcts, and
by river banks grow like aiming white bands be.
meath tho Light and heat. Wero We writing "A
botanical article We could tell of tho "orohitacc-
tribe now in It's full hush and glory Tho conYoivu
lous, binding oil the underground in tanglo OF
pink, white blue and purple bella; but We arc not
their broad suggestive Significance. The same
sunshine and breeze that fills the Howors with
s, GS5Gr, and % sends tho sap coursing through their
eternal miracle OF tho marriage feast at Cana in
aallllse The pure lymph asconds into. bearded
S bsaxn o5 Go1 5 1ItS ,1ustlnR csnsaod and THO H.
me Inc crops for tho fall tcatefplars omtted). and
this June is full Of promise. -" ~ N''o
.f03ds have swept over MS, and winter fingered
unni no not only outstayed his welcome. but was
Gauea 6ard names, and driven ignominioualy forth
by mtoieTant summer. But no Is gone, and wp re-
nsRoer MN no more, savo TO wonder II hoI will
mot bo compelled to hurry amazingly tbrouoL' h, fhn
Iest OF his course, In time to return horo in No.
BIT june is with us, and in spite OF Iate frosts
and lator floods, we feel assured sbo Will dn hop
best IN M the eternal doctrine Of compensation Wo
shadow may never grow loss" Were wo a noet
we Wo1id write her praises, like tho "Codoi Ar.
Banteus In liquid silver, ON violet coiorcd yalium
but alas yeroo with us would be an oreyGgs az
g; ,0ng;S hateine: aia But listen through tho stiIl
right we'll You arc right. cicada- quito right, for
Iho poetry Of earth 10 never dead. I
When al tho birds aro mint with tho OF min :
anu hide In cooling trees, . voico will run -
Tsom 1s.t hedge 70 hedge about the new moun mead
ns A. .nn INC ogr.sshopper's-ho takes the load
80 tu,sS NJ GUNNER duIury-he has mover done l.,lI
Mtn h1 dehShts, for, whom tired out with nm
f' T T .Gsn G ~ s.so beneath somo pleasant weed
Aho poetry OF earth Ia ceasing never" ''
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;, The heaviest tax oh tho country Ia tho tir on
lts patience imposed by Radical extremists. -
Astanding dish at Utsh---a spare rib.-Fln! :
Tho reverend romanoer has a anoyoln uav n,
making s25 900. q lit 1iiE "'Y VI VI
,o man ma In Albany who drank benaino 70. whlakey
Scandal, liko kito, In ordor 10 fIv we'll don1n5,
greatly on tho length Of the tale Il has to carry IL.
Tho Brunswick cburter says that tho oSean
'Yduo cano Into port yesterday with 1092 toms Of
iron for our railroad. HoF cargo is consigned Il
H,s' F4sNsY Co., and will DO discharged firth
With, i#@ -
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-. BAToHELoR.s HAIR gpYR ru1

~. BAToHELoR's HAIR DYR.-THIa
SPLENDID ls HAIR DYE IL tho best In tho world tn.
only rrs and perfect Dye-hArmleus, reliably instsn
taneous., No disappointment. No ridiculoas tint.
Natural Black or Btovn. RsmsGiea The III ELECTS d Bad
Dy Inrigorstes tho hslr leaving Il soft and beautiful
Tho genuine is signed Watian A. BatsGe,or All oahee,
are moro limitations and shoua 20 avoided: Bo by all
Drusgiss and Porfanars. fsstory, No. 81 Bascls
r1cet, Ne1Yori. ln', t-rn n.}. .1,fF ,,1'' ~
81 BEWARE OF A 0oUETRRYRIT. "''tN !:
peeembtr 10 FE q.
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To SAVE 1or. snon MrtT1,so 3; I :rrb io,Ilon1,

To SAVE IOE. sno,I MEIaTniio. I K .ITho following
simple SIMPLE NJ method OF preserving leo Is doubtless
German chemist publishes tho following sim.
PIC method OF preserving small qusntiti6s ofl leo,
mnch nc has prapticod with SUCCESS. Put thb ico
INTO deep dish cover II With n;plate, aud place
tne dish on o pillow stuffed with feathors. and
cover tho top with another pillow carefully BY this
neans excluding tho e1tornal air. Feathers arc
Meu known n9n.conductota OF; haat, and in CON.
sequence tho. fco Ia preserved ffoff fnOiffng, Dr.
schwsftz states TINT no has thus prcservcd' sIY
pounds of leo for eight days. -.
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Dante I'm Dutel, a,

\ m event IN literature has occurred In Holland
has puSshoa oi stors Mr. HaCko van Iynon
"Dlvine Oommediah Tho D1,ici aIo Vi Uantei
with the ts'1a rtEaa yenlcstion. Tho sofntirs
specimen en- Is nom the Inferno, Canto 8; '"'n'
Toe1 ystte hij mild haod. en- vol teyrcdon
s ny Iu aan, en- sehopk inu nicuwo krscbten.
!" zoo daalden no In don afgrond mar beneden
h - Var suchten. iuide treten Jlmtncrtlso,tonL
Id Dio qnstro aterTclooxa Iuchte dcorhoorisn'
|oodH 70 MY tot droeyo trsnen brsehtsn,
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AfTEn threo days OF gloomy, rainy weather, old
ton OF tho donizons Of this lowor world. Much
damage has boon done the crops on Che bottoms,
and npprehon on is felt for tho wheat; but N Il
should continue dry for few days, most Of il viii
be saved. Tho crop is unprecedented In this 500
lion, and soon thoro will bo supply Of new flour
IN tho market. Already have Tow bags rnade
soonor tho bettor.-Charoae IN. o. Tines q.
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o5' IN EQUITY-COLLETON DISTINCT
DILL FOR DOVER AND TO MARSHALL, ASSETS,
AND FOR RELIEF.-CATHERTNE RuAIpII, WIDOW
AND ADMINISTRATORS, JOHN RUhfPH, DECEASED
rs. LOUISA ]. RUMpII AND OTHERS, CREDITORS or
MRS. RUhfPH AND MARY A. X. STOKES AND 9TH.
ERS. HEIRS AT LAW OF JOHN RUAPH. DECEASED
Pursuant TO all order OF his Honor Chancellor johnson
In this caso made ut The last February sitting this
Court. for Cooton District notice ia hereby given for
the creditors Of JOHN RUMpI deceased provo theIr
respective claims before my office before Tho
first day OF September next u. STOKES,
G. Z. C. d.
Commissioners oncc. collclon District, March 26,,
1867. 1atno7 bInrcb o.
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TEMPUS CURAkDI DIFFER NON IN ASNIjl
*RODRIGUE''s
PULMONIC ELIXIR SPECIFIC.

'EfoR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION. PAIss m THR
II CHEST AND sIDEs, DIFFICULTY IN BRRATH
mo; nnoNoM!T1s, GATARRH, ASTHMA. COUGHS,
HEMoRRHAGE, and all Affections OF The Lungs.
This great nyivfyer Is oorod to the public that all
benefited. ,.5I' I-E.i :. = ~ - = -
II only requires hlr trl to oonArm i,s invaluable
a8ancy In dlffuring through esoh channel Of tha human
organization restorsd vitality. ninHsorntcs and er
bues Tho Lungs with he hul essisty ros torres wamh
which s their essential eomsat; hs augEzh ve.
tels into actviy hoas The affected lobos; pufhes and
snrche; tho blood; regulates The circulation, induces
isrsao1 Zach and every disorder prs.Snt In
ths mstdy recognized ls Consumption and hIthorte
This compound Il PERFECTLY safs, poasea,Ina nsilbe,
narcotic nor ometo properties which unfortunately aft
slvays einployed essentials in every preparsHoG fol
ih Irritating and facilitating consequences, only con
duces 70 much general derangemont Of tho sysaib dc
slroytng appetite and creating injurious narYoos an
suits. gaitor . u 7trts''l'.' - = -
Under ths influence OF this approved and tnJ.lu,b,.
Specific tho most dstressnB Cough yields dieulty in
breathing and pains and sorepess snbdds he1norfhagc
is arrested, and health and strength reestsblIsbed
~ i!9 PRIoE FoR SINGLE bottle si.S.'-
Sold By tho Proprfetreas, MRS. CECILIA RdDRi
aUES, northwest cornnr SOCIETY AND MEETING
STREETS, and the principal DragsistS : ~. 'N
- Aprl1 tpl 'H'.s =, ~. Iv
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WARRINGTON, Juno 27.-Tho steamship North
America is ashore at the south point of Anticosla
The passengers and crew are safo. Too specie
and baggage have boon landed, and tho cargo has
been thrown overheard. Tho captain hopes to
save tho vessel il tho weather keeps moderate.
The New York Herald has dispatches from ST..
Louis Potosi, dated the 11th inst, which are un-
favorable to Maximilian's safety
Tho Tribune's dispatches say that million and
half Of New Orleans city scrip is fraudulent.
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Lonfsinnn News.

NEW ORLEANS Juno 27.-Tho City Treasurer has
sued and by what authority, denying Mayor
Heath's power to ropudiato nny portion, md con-
tinucs to receive thom oil for dcbts duo tho city
without distinction.
Tho suit ngainst Jacob Barker by the deposit
tors, for tho ombczzlomenL of twcnty-one thou
sand dollars, was on trial to-day.
Tho action Of Mayor Hoath in rofcronco to th Q
city currency is universally condemned.
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aD-ERRORs OF YoUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay, and all tho eocs OF youthful ind
tion. WILL for the sake of suffering humanity send fre
70 all who need H. the receipt and directions for making
tho simple remedy by which ho cured. suGercrs
wishi gto rroat by the advertisers experience can do
30 by addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN d. OGDEN,
April12 3moss No A. Cedar street. New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

pD'0FFTCE OF BOARD OF HEALTH
CHARLESTON, s. c., JUNE 2sth lsG7.-On and aftor
This Day. cI.oRIDE OF LIME AND COppElAs for
D1SlNFECTING PURPOSES. will be furnished free Of
charge. application at this Office. No. lit Coming
street. as tho City authorities earnestly desire that tho
citizens goncrully should dstufcctan,s promptly mud
freely, whoreyer necessary.
GEORGE 8. PELZER. NJ. D..
June % Is City Registrar
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EVENING D1spATCu.


EVENING DIspATCu. ,..'a
Cotton steady; sales iGOO bales at 2sa26,. Flour
active at tile noon advance. Wheat do. Corn de.
clincd ono cont Pork firm OF $21.25. Freights
firm; en- cotton, by steam, jd.a5-1Gd. Gold 39t.
Other finances unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, June a7.-sales 1000 bales; mar
ket easier; Low Middling a; Receipts. 5s bales;
exports, 1862. Louisiana Sugar-0nly rotnii
business doing; Cuba Sugnr and Mofasses un-
chan9ed. Flour quiot and firm; Superfino $40 25;
treble Extra $12a13. Corn advanced 5al0c; Yellow
and Mixed t1a1 To-; tWhito 81 15a1 90 Oats scarce,
nnd advanced Co. and are held nt 80c. Primo and
choice Hay 26a27. Bacon in fair jobbng leuand:
Shoulders 10ic.; ribbed Sides 12o! oloar Sides l9a
i4o. Lard drooping; in tierces quoted at l2ic; in
kegs 1Sta19{c. Pork very dull; held at s43; no
sales. Gold s7l: Sterling 49a52t. Sight Exchange
wHanso4os' ao 'Aa june een' sF.@Gotton-No F% sales;
Spirits quiet at 51a52 Rosin quiet at $2.G0a6 co. :
MOBILE, juno ~. -.Salos or Cotton 300 bales:
market dull; Middling 2Sc. Receipts, "a bales. :
BALT1MoRE, juno 27.-Coffeoa quiet; stock OF
Rio largo. Flour III improving demand. Whoat
scarce, and hold at 81 49,. Corn unchanged. Pro-
visions active, and tend MP; Whiskoy steady.
Meas porS steady. Bacon tends up. Lard dull.
SAVANNAH, June N..Colton opened dull but
losed with better feeling; transactions light;
Low Middling 22ao. Receipts, $40 bales; receipts
OF the woek, 1855; exports, 1857; stock, 15,06I.
AUGUSTA, Juno 2.-Cotton' moro actiyo and
frmer; sales 269 bales. Strict Middling BIC M,
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, June 27.-Judgo Ucderwood's Court
adjourned to-day. distiller was convicted Of
making falso ontrics in his books. and was fined
$500, and his distillcry apparatus foreltel.
wards, md resulted, whites BIG, negroes 512
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90 The Friends nnd hcnnn Intnnccs or
Mira JUns 7. fIST ni family, uni Of Itcv. ions e
WioifrNas and family are respectfully invited attend
tho Funeral Services of The infant Son Of the iorrr u
Bethel Church. nj len O'Clock This Mor,ing. June ~
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h1' Tho Relatives and Friends OF Mrs.
O. j. MA1TIIlEsEN, md OF h"r sons. wirLAN and Ju-
Lirs. arc respectfully invited 10 attend tho Funeral
vice or ito former, at the English Lutheran Church.
Tais Afernoon. at IIafpaet Four o'clock. June -
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AUGUSTA, Juno 27.-A heavy rain storm, accom-
panied by thunder and lightning, visited this sec.
tion this afternoon, demolishing trees, md it is
feared seriously injuring corn and cotton.
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S HIP PIN G,

~ FOR COOPER IIyEIt-'IIIi; FAST
EM sailing Rlcop JULIA DEAN will leave Aa,slralrI
ZlfAwharf, tile iH and 18Th july aul continue
- until further noiIrc. for NIL points on Western
hr'nrI 81 conpr River and Eastern branch I,o,nrai,'H
Ferry. Trading il sirirtly prohibited.
For Freight engagements. nppiy to Master oil boanl or
10 EBAUUII hIALLONEE,
=. . Horlbcck'H Wharf.
Sh-Al Frcir;hts must bc prepaid
'uls :. limo
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Registrntion I'm GcoruIa.

AUGUSTA, juno 27 27.-Registration ia proceeding
quietly in all parts Of tho State; i'll sono sections
the whites appear lukewarm, but the press is urg
ing registration as al imperative duty.
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aS'sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES.
PUBLIC NOT i-IItRE'S OFFICE C. q. s. AND G. r.
aaid Court. In pursuance Of the Act OF the Ealash.ec
In such case madc and provided, do hereby givo public
notice that an ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT will bo held Mordoy tho 9th OF Az
gnat neIf ut n tho usual places of election throughout
tho said District.
Witness my hand, nt Charleston tic 26il june 1861
J. W. DhowNFIELD, c. G.. $. and c. p.
June %
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, Juno 27-Noon. iiuanccs arr un-
changed.
iIvEnrooI, juno 27-Noo,.-Cotton slrndy.
Ss!cs 10, 900 bales.
LONDON, June 27-2 o'clock.--Unitcd States
bonds T0l.
changed.
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a5- A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country honic after Hojourn of fcw months In the
city was hardly recognized by her friends. In place
coarse. rustic, flushed face, Rhe had soft ruby com.
pleIion OF almost marble snloothncsa, md instosd
w shc really appeared but eighteen. Upon
quiry as To tho OF great change plainly
told them that sho usod tho CIRCASsIAN BALM, and
considered II an invaluable acquisition TO any toilet
By its use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonai appearance hundred fold It Is smplc in
combination Nature herself Is simpo got unsrss.
cd In Its ccary IN drawing impurities from. niso heal
Ing cleansing und beautiyng tho ekn nnd complexion
By It's direct action the cutlcle It draws from II ell
Impurities kindly healing tho Bamc and leaving tho
fuco IA Nature ntnndcd IL should be-clcar son. smooth
and beautiful Price g. sent by Mail Express TO
cept OF an ordor by
". l.. CLARK 4 CO., Chenlss.
No West FayoItc Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for tho saIo of the sauc.
March 20 1y
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RHtIED.

On Tuesday evening. Tho 2ih inst l,y tho Row W s.
BOWMAN, nj the residence OF tc brirH father Cnuta
GE0RdE W. WILLIAMS, of Hampton, NIainr, to Miss
MARY G.. second daughter OF SAMUEL. VEIi,sEc Esu
Of tlla city, No Carlls. - a.
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n2- THE CAROLINA TIMES,
,PpnLIsHRD AT, ,,oRAHaEnuRo g.

ID al Gr'!r, q Ntt. Jt1.-I --EI .''1'' '''''1
FRUITS PAPER CALCULATES THROUGHOUT THr
Il middle portion OF toe State and oneru tho bes
h9niaqs vr sSysrttseSs, February %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

D5' CONSluNEES PER STEAMER FALCON
from baltimore. Rro hereby noc that Ostcarr Will
Tas Day discharge cargo Mt Pier No. I, Union Wharf
All goods not taken AWAY after sunset Will remain OIL,
tho Wharf at consgnccs' risk.
juno % KDRDECkIk 20 Acopts
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PhIIadelphiu and the Prestt,e
n1nrine Diauatrr,

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 27.-A committee of twenty
hyo citiEena has been appointed to receive and ton
der the hospitalities Of tho city to tho President
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RrgistrntIon mt saynnnuh. :
Rain storm ut Augusta.

SAVANNAH, June 27.-Thero were 70 whites nnd
191 oolorod registered hore to-day. -
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as-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
f. NJ. WHITING, Esq, as o candidate Tor shcru },
chaElcston tJudioIal District at tho next election
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aS- BUTCHERS i GIITNING FLY.KIILER
will certainly oItermInato Ecsc pests ts usc Is ucr
eeycred In. llownre Of bo, F1ypapcr which aono
dealers keep bccnuec thoy ct for nearly nothing
Don't bo swfndlcd. Ask for DU CHERs, which s sold
by al live druggists In, MAY %