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London exchange states, asa curious fact, that
the picture OF Royal Academician was this sea-
son rejected by tho committee. Whom the Royal
Aeademieian came to town, ho looked In vain for
his bit OF fno art on tho walls Of tho Academy.
Inquiry was mado, whom II was found that some-
how or another the namo Of tho Royal Acadomician
had got detached from tho picture, and It had
undergone the ordeal Of Judgment on the score
OF merit, and was found wanting. This Ia
the latest answsr to the old quory, " What's In
q name7n . 49,. :. ..I- @
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OBITUARY.


DIED. cn juno 2Gth i'll ColuInbi,, g. C., CARRIE H.
CATuCARr, nftnr n short illness utrI X ycarr. 1
months and 2S days. june ~
.-Fried, after frioud
Who hns not lost fticnd2"
DIED on tho 2stl of May of congestion of tho BRAIN
IN Go f2d year OF hia age, ADAM D. GLOVER. native
OF Ireland, but for resident and highly en-
tccmcd merchant of this city.
Possessing IN nn cminnnt degree all hosc qualities
which niatio him true friend. worthy citizen, devoted
and nlcceonnte husband and father his death has
void In tho community which cannot easily be nlled
and hs many ncs Of bcneroenco aud clarity will long
bo remembered by tho widow and destitute whom ii
was MS deugat 10 relieve and afs6t- d. ii.
DIED at deorgos Station. s. c., hIny 10th 1867.
JAMES GEOlQ i'll tile 77th year Of his ngc.
Though the deceased has LEFT near relations who deep
~ feel their bereavement his death will DC also long
montcd nnd his memory cerahed by very large circle
OF friends for his strict Integrity great bcncyocncc and
Kindness Of heart. the respect and esteem OF oil
who knew him. Being governed In all Ills actions by
tho christian prCcopt to do unto all others would
that they Rhold do unto us whilo many dfy
acts of kindness rccetv at his hands, II f. not likely
that there DO found In tho whole course Of is on,
ifo single instance In which he las Intentionally
wrong 10 uuy innn. a FRIEND.
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A New ToY.-A correspondent Writes :" One OF
tho now mechanical toys In Paris Ia . boat with q
rover, This rover exactly initiates the movement
ofa real man, and works pair Of souIls with great
energy. j eaw one Of them the other day upon
crowd Of persons wero etandins round ths basin,
Watching tho efforts OF the little fellow. AL
times he would seem TO labor and DO fatigued, at
Others he would quicken his pace and put on rapid
spurts for . short distance. !. Tho oars .struok
tho water With sonae foroo for tho boat uas able 10
make .conaidefabie way eYen whom going against q
strong head Wind" - - % y :
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u. ". sPRATT.cWo copied paragraph from the
montgomery Mail, . few days since, announcing
that J. W, splatt, formerly Of this city, had been
murdered near that city, and 0 Considerable
amount Of money had boon taken from his person.
subsequent Issue Of that paper says that thl
report was only afnse TO give Spatt time 70 escapt
10 Brazil, in order to defraud his Iorkmon and
creditors .-Sapannah Netns
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OEEICIAL.
OFFIC1AE,
IIendq'rs. Second hssIt..-y pietrict,l
CuAnLEsroN, 8, O., Nav Doth. 1867, I


IIend9'rs. Second hssll..-v nistrfct,l
cnAnLEsros, g. O., May Goth, 1867. !
GENERAL OnpEns No rs.
It appears from sundry petitions and official repre-
sentons that tho present scany supply OF ood in the
Carolinns Is seriously dimnshe1 by Tho large quantity
OF grain consumed In numerous distlees put up and
worked In defiance OF tho revenue laws Of the United
Hates II Ia repres nted that fow Of tho require
ments of law are observed In Of these esabhhments
that the officers OF tho internal SERVICE while
cndeay6ng TO and collect tho whiskey tar nre
frequently treated with dfsnespect. snd sometimes
menaced with violence and that whom offenders are
prosecuted In tho civil courts, and violations Of the In
terna revenue hws ndfsputabIy proved Juries fall to
convict the parties; it Ia further shown that this
lawful trafc makes food dearer In pAcos where largo
numbera depending upon public and private bounty
that tho Government s. esides, deftnuded OF largo
amount Of revenue that tho authority of It's civil officers
In brought into conteppt and furthermore that the
mischief complained OF tonds TO increase poverty
order and crime therefore, in tho exercise OF tho
thority vested In tho Commanding General It s ordered
that
The dlstlaton or manufacture OF whi.koy or other
spirits from grain. is prohibited In this Military District
Any person 80 engaged or employed will be deemed gn
ty Of miBdemeanor. Tho possession OF Bi, othcr
apparatus for this purpose will be considered prcsump.
uve evidence OF violation Of tho Revenue LAVE and tho
party parties using tho sano, whose premisis
OF In whose possession the Same may be found will bo
arrested and brought to trial before military tribunal
composed OF tho Commanding Officer OF the Post and
two officers Of the army. neIt in rank duty within tho
territorial limits Of the Post II the e1Igencies Of The
service do not permit tho detail Of other ooerf thai.
fact will DO duly certified and the Post Commsnd will
hear and deiermino tho case
II. The penalties puniBhments and forfeitures Ire.
scribed by the several acts Of Congress for dsng
manufacturing whiatey othor Spirits In vioatton Of
the rovenuo laws will bo Imposed and executed by tho
military tribunals hereby authorized.
III No sentence extending to1mprsonment forfeiture
Of stills. liquor other property. Tho imposition Of
nne other penalty will be carried into effect until TO
ported to these Headquarters and approved by Tho Com
mAndIng General
w. Atroops ofthe United statos Magistrates shorRs
constablos Poco and others in authority arc required
and all citizens arc solicited, to DO vglant in detecting
and prompt In giving information Of tho violation OF
these orders. Commanding officers will be held 10
Sponslblo for thelr enforcement
by command Of Msjor.dsnarai D. E. sIoKHs.
lr *. ]. W. oLoUs,
f. ,. Captain salh Infantry,
A, d. O. q A. A. A. @.
Official ALxIlsprn MooHr, Captain ssth Infantry.
Aid.de-Camp We .t" -'H May "a
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A WaIrE MuLE.--A friend told us yesterday OF
nm amusing sceno he Witnessed lately a. the Old
Rlyer Ford, near Naohitoohes, In this atato A
negro had wagon and toam Of six mules which
ho wisliod to drive across. Tho too load mules
took kindly to the water, but one OF the hind ones
q white mule, obstinately rofusod to enter tho
stream. Jumping from bis seat In furious pas
sion, tho teamster began beating tho perverso ono
with might apd main, eISlaiming between Che
TI show you dam quick oolorod mulos is az good
aa you is. Goo upf'-N. o. Crescent. s
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az THE GRAVEST AlALADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on the Physiology OF tho Passions. and the
Error Abuses and Diseases peculiar 70 tho first ago
man. with Reports methods OF treatment cua-
p!oyod In this institution sont In scaled letter en-.
Volopes, FREQ Of charge.
Address DR.. j. sKnLIN HoUaHToN,
Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa.
May<20 3mo
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From RIchmond.

RICHMOND, June 26.-Ths case OF Mark Downoy,
charged with perjury, having Registered, though
disfranchised by tho Alexandria State ConstittI-
tion, was before tho United States Commissioner
to-day. District Attorney Chandler, who has Just
returned from Washington, asked postpononient
until July 25th ns he fct Justified in saying Con-
gross would revise Stanbery's opinion, and there
case under adyisement, and in the case of Thomas
discharged,
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TIE AIKEN PRESS.

TT ls PROPOSED TO Publish IN THE TOWN OF
l. Aiken, g O., Woekly paper under The abovo TILE
70 DO devoted to Genarsl Intcltgenco-PoIIhoal Oom.
nercia, Socisi IltorAry, and Rollgous-vh Depart.
tho Vineyard, and tho Garden. A NoNs summary to
contain dlgost Of tho important ovens Of tho weci
viii occupy ton Of tho paper and peeular stten
don win 30 giyeo 10 the unsettled question OF Labor
boxt adapted 10 condition. and the doyeloptnsr,
Of tho resources Of ths country In AApuActures Agt
culture, Fruitraislng, and Yine:groWing. 20"
Terms-3a year, In adyaneeQ. "a. I.Jgai ~.
II. ". RAtKHRI, Editor.
". .. Krlx1ANp, Publiahor. Jsnnsry al
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EEw YoRs, Juno 28.-Arived, tho Champion
from Charleston,
PmIADELpnIA, Juno 26.-A' rived, tho Wyoming
from Charleston.
NEW YoRK june 26.-Tho Dunderberg has boon
raised and repairs completed.
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CoTToN DLcoM.-Throngh tho courtesy Of Mr.
stalks Of Cotton taion from his eii 0U near ap'tbi tbis
place, on Saturday last and measuring from 10 to
"a inches in length. Tho stalks arc well lmbed
them is healthy bloom, besides q considerable
number OF forms -
MIR. p. informs us that he has used no guano of
any kind, and has fine prospect OF present.
FLorfJce Gdzefkp.
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nD-Thc Reintives. Fricn,ts and AcIunint-
nnees OF Mr.. and hfra. c. ~uLDEnS NJ JoHS au Henry
wuLBERS, Mr. Ii. prsuoFr md Family. are invited 10
intend tho Funeral services Of JACOB HENRY. infant
son OF the former from hcie late residence No. 81 nsc
street. This trnooH ut halfast four O'Clock without
inrtlicr Invitation juno 27
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8s- Tho Friends nnd 6cIuntntnnccs OF
WILL IaMJ STOLL and those Of hIs mother, and Mr..
and Mrs. T. D. WAnIN invited attend tho Funeral
Church. Juno ~
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MhIkIlIED.

On tho 2Stl, April. By tho Rev. Jons 7. wnlrrsi,x,
Mr. RICHARD EVANS, OF New York City, to Miss FAN.
ME e., only daughter of tho late ID. H. ASDr,soN. OF
Charleston, y. q.
On the 10Th ur. at the residence Of the BRIDES father
by tho ltcr. w. ". Moon, Capt. GEO T. ANDERSON ur
uTeenyillc s. e, to Miss MAG o. daughter Of Col. D. d.
WILSON, Of Williamsburg. District, y. &.
On tho evening; Of the 2Jlh inst bT lilo Row J. r
WIaHTsIAN. WILLIAM A. KENYON to ANNE r.. eldest
daughter or the Late Dr. JAS. NJ SIMMONS uf this city
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aB~ BEAUTIFUL LHA1R.-CHEyALIEK'SL LIFE
for the HAIR positively restores gray hnr Its original
color md youthful beauty imparta life, srcngth nn
growth TO the weakest hnr; stops Its falling at once
keeps the head cloan ia unparalleled haIrrcssing
Bold by all druggists fashionable hairdrcssers and deal
ers in :ancy goods Tho trado supplied by tho whole
sale druggists.
SARAH A. oHEvALIRR. NJ d.,
Juno sIuthCmo Nav York
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SAN Francisco, Juno 26.-Tho Pacific Mail Conf
phny and q large number Of ship owners have been
s1sa t0r auro TO- pay tho STATE t9s on
pDaHenger,
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rBobby, why don't you go homo and have yonr
mother SOW up that holo IN your trowBers7" "0hI
cd along, old woman, our folks arc at tho sewing
citolo, working Tor tho heathen."
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The freedmen In Arkansas aro said TO hayo
collapsed the army Of Flanders whom they frst
learned that they had to pay ta1 OF throe cents
per pound on their part Of tho cotton crop. ''
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as The Relatives, Friends Ind hcpunfnt-
auces of Mr.. JACOB wIENdEs. respectfully invit.
cd to attend ia funeral. at the English Lutheran
Church, Arehdalc street, This crnoon at Five O'CLOCK
juno 27
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Korfhern Nnxvu

for Hartford today.
The Council Bluff block Of buildings including
the Nonparoil Ofico is burnt, loss $2O0,O0O.
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Presidential Tour

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Juno 2G.-Tho Presidential
party hero were met by the StnH or GOV. EnRlisl,
q Connecticut, and the Mayor and City Council oil
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Now Southern yyhont.
From California,

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 28.-Samples of new wlea
nom Goorgin and South Carolina, arc exhibited oI
change, but no sales
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On The Relatives, Friends and AcIunInt-
anccs OF Hlr. WILLIAM CAsHMAN invited 10 nitcnd
his Funeral nt No. Society street. at halfpast Three
O'Clock This afternoon, without further Invitation
Juno ~ Is
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From nIemnhfa,

jeremiah Hall was found hung near Raleigh,
Tenn. The paper on his person said that he had
been hung by an outraged people for horse steal
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Europenn News by steamer,

New YORK, Juno 2G-Advicos by tho stoa ner
RusHia state that tho Council of the English ic-
form League haye issued nn address to the Eu-
ropean working men, denouncing wars, aud tho
maintenance Of largo armies.
Burmah s stiu Threatened with famine
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Registradon In Savannah.
Marine Eews,

SAVANNAH, June 26.-Rogistrstion las com-
inenced in this city to-day. 15s whites and Isl
colored have registered.
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RICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n1' CoNsfGNEES PER STEAMER FALCON,
from baltimore, hereby notified that lilo Steamer will
TaIs Dry discharge cargo ut Pier No l. Union Wharf.
Al goods moi taken away after sunset will rc,nnin OH
The Wharf nj Consiguccs risk.
June 27 MORDECtI & 90 Arepts
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 81, 1867.
OFFICIAL,

OFFICIAL.
Iicndqrs. Military Post OF Churlcston,l
CnAiIEsros, y. G., May 18th, 1867. /
GENERAL onDErs. No. Is.
]. The following announced Registration Pro-
clncts Of tho Military Post Of Charleston comprising tho
geographical Districts Of Charleston Dcrkeuy md Col
leton. viz:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF ST. PHILIP AND ST. MICHAEL.
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
FIRST PREcNcr-ward No. 1-Cty Hall. Ward No.
2-Court House.
SECOND PnEcIScr.-Wurd No. 3-1st Poll, Market;
2d Poll, Palmetto Engine House, Anson street.
THIRD FnEcIscr.-ward No. 4-Ist Poll Engine
House, Arclalo street; I'd Poll Engine House corner
deorge md College slrcots.
Founrn PnEcrscT.-ward No 5-Eaglo Engine House,
Meeting street.
Ward No. G-washIngton Engine House. ynnderhorst
street.
ward No. 7-Enginc House In Columbus street,
Ward No. s-WILEr's Wagon Yard. King street.
BERKELEY DISTRICT.
PARISHES oS CHRIST CHURCH, AND ST. THOMAS
AND ST. DENNIS.
FIRST PnEcRcr.-Mt. Pleasant Poll Fifteen Milo
houso Poll, and ST Thomas Muster House Poll.
PARISH OF ST. ANDREWS
SECOND PnEcROr.-CIub House Poll on the Mnin and
School House Poll, Jamcs Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS, coLLEToN.
THIRD PnEcIScT.-Club House Poll, Edlsto Island;
Rockville, Wadmalaw Island, and Lcgureyilc, Joints
Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS. BERKELEY.
FoUETu upsEciEcT.-Caianas Pond fui; Fuitz's Old
Field Poll md Black Oak Foil.
FIFTH PREcNcr.-DIggin Church Poll anil Strawberry
Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. GOOSE CREEK
SIXTH PnEcIScT.-Gooso Crock Poll. Tor Kiln Poll and
Wnssamnsaw Poll.
SEVENTH PREcIscr-cross Roads Poll and Hickory
Bend Poll
PARISH OF ST. STEPHENS.
EIunTH PREoScr--Pineyillc Poll aud st. Stephen a
Depot POLL
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, sANTEE.
Ninth PBEcIsCF.-Muster House Poll and Duarrs
Greek Poll
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S n p P | N G.

~ FOR COOPER RIvER-rIIE FABr
M sailing Hloop ULIA DEAN will leave SIarshnll's
AiSwnrf, on the let and 18th Of july, md coptInuo
--uliil further notice, for all points on Wcstern
branch OF Ceopcr River and astcrn brunch 10 Bonncaus
Ferry Trading is strictly prolllbItcd.
For Freight cngagen,nnt apply Master on board or
10 EBAUGH MALLONEE,
49, HOrlbeck'H Wharf
"uuo - limo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Is 30 EoTICE..-ALL PERSONS HAVING DE-
MANDs against tho estate Of THOMAS RYAN deceased
win present their claims properly atcstcd and those
indebted will make payment to wM D. RYAN,
Qualified Administrator, with the Will annexed
June AZ At No. 7 State street
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sS- ERSoNA L.-MADAME DAVID, THE
most celebrated sYDI In the world, Is located In
Washington. D. Q. Her powers unrivullod, is at
tested by all who hnvo consulted her. being descended
In direct line from Madame LKNonMASp, tho famous
sybiI who foretold the desunIes Of NAPOLEON JOSE
Pusr, md othor crowned no.abtes Of her time.
Persons Wishing to communicate With regard to their
future lyes do so by asking my information oy
may desire. through washin1ton D. O.. Pcstoface box
No. 352 giving name time Of brth With lock OF hair and
dollar enclosed with stamped envelope directed to
| themselves, which will meet with prompt attention.
Lost property may be restored by describing to the
| article, and when, md whcro lost,
| Address Madame DAVID, I.
Postoface boz No. ss3, Warrington, D. @.
juno 25
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ss-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. n WHITING, Esq, a candidate for Sheriff.,
Charleston Judicinll District, at the next election
September 10
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.


EKw YoRK, juno 26.-Flour 10a20o. better.
Wheat sa6c; botter. Corn unchanged. Pork quiet
at SH:15: Lard 9n!iot. Whiskey stcady. Cotton
SS.6Gl. Stocks very strong. Money G. Gold 38l.
Sterling unchanged. '62 Coupons 10la10I; Viz
ginih 8's Gsa7S; Georgia rs 843.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton dull and unchnngcd; sales 1900 bales.
Flour active; State $760a1l.25; Southern So. .gOa
1850. Wheat active; Virginia $3.50. Corn guiot
and unchanged. Mess Pork s21.25. Whskey ad-
yancing; S6a40c. Groceries quiet. Wool dull;
Texas N 2ia94c. Stocks not quite 30 strong. Gold
BALrMonE, June 26.-Coffee quiet; common Rio
9la10ac;, gold, in bond. Cotton steady at 26c.
descriptions. Corn Hrmer. White $11Sa1 ID;
Yellow $1:1sa1. 10; Mixed $1.O6al.lO. Provisions
steady and in fair demand. Whiskoy nominal
regular, 75 offered, 7sas0 asked. Whiskey steady
at 80. Mess Pork s21 00a21 IS. Bacon in good
demand. Shoulders o Cloar sidos 1871.
New ORaEAss Juno 26.-Saics OF cotton today
1858 bales; market dull, low middling 2Ia24i ro
ceipts 476 baies Louisiana Sugar 1nd Moiaases
stock very I small only retail trade Cuba No. 12 te
firm BuPcIfine $40 25 to sI0 81; double estrs
oil 90. Corn good demand, advanced 1Oa15c
Yellow and mixed 95a$1 90; White 81 1Oal 10
Oats advanced 2a9cta., stock Light 74a75. Porl
dull, s23 rs. Gold $50 Sterling 49a52t Now Yorl
sight ia9 prem.
willing sellers; Middling 2S. Receipts 0.
AUagsTA, juno 28-Cotton fiat; sales IS bales
Good Middng "a.
gales 2A5 bales; Low Middling 22i Receipts, ali
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an. A YOUNG lady REEURNING no IIEl

aD-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homo. alter RoIourn of frw months In tho
city, was hardly recognized By her friends In place OF
coarse. rustic flushed faco she had soft ruby com.
rloIon OF almost marble snoohness. and inHtcad OF
tw ny-iilrcc Rc really appeared but eighteen Upon
lnry as 10 tho cause OF great change she plainly
told them that she used Tho CIRCASsIAN BALM md
considered an invaluable acquisition my lady toilet
by s usc any Lady Gentlemen improve their pcr-
sonal appearance nh hundred fold. II is simple u ia
combination. aS Nature herself is simple yct unsurpass-
cd IN it's efficacy IN drawing impurities FROM also oal
Ing, cleansing and bcaufylng tho ekn md complexion
by It's direct action tho cncle draws from Il oil i
Impurities kindly healing thu Bamc. having Tho sur
face az Nature intended Il should bo-cear soft smooth
and beautiful Price II, sent by Mail Express OH 70
ccIpt of oil order, by
". L. CLARK & Co., Chemists,
No. West Fuycttc Street, Syrarusc N Y
The only American Agents for tho sale OF tho samc.
March 80 "
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CHARLESTON,
NEW BOOKS.

IsrHMUs PANAMA. History OF tho Pausma Railroad;
and Of tho Pacific Mall Steamship Company Together
with rfuyoltor's Guido and business Mans Hand
look for the Panama Railroad, aud the luo5 OF stesn-
ships connecting II with Europe. tho United States,
tho North and South Atlantic and Plcc coaats. Chinn
Australia, and Japan. By F. N Ous, n D., with
Illustrations by tho Author. New York. Harpor 4
l,rothors. 1867. Charleston. q. g. Courtcnay, No. 0
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aE BUTCHERS l. GHTN1NG FLY-KILLER
will certainly eItcrminate pests ia is per.
severed In. Bewaro OF bo, Fly-Papcr, which some
dealers kccp because they III nearly nothing
Don't be swindled Ask for DU CHER'S which Ia sold
by Oh live druggists. I'm, May qs
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aS-ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay and all tho ctects Of youthful indiscrc
ua, wil for Tic entc of suiGy humanity, frcc
b an VINO n1 II, tho rrscip making
Tho simple rumody by which ho was cured. Sufferers
wfsh gto profit by the advertisers experience can do
30 by addressing In perfect confidence
JOHN D. OGDEN,
April22 3mos$ No a Cedar street, New York.
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HE NUT1CE To KAIfINEKS.-Ch 4 T AIMS
AND PILOTS wishin! TO anchor tIeir yessoa Ashley
River, requested to do anywhere within direct
rango Of tho heads Of tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARyEs on tho Charleston and st. Andrews sido Of
The Ashley River by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. @. TURNER, II. M
Harbor Masters Office. Charleston February O, 1866.
EebrunryT
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THE PACIFTC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1G.--Procecdngs have
commenced in the United states District Court for
the condemnation OF the ship Royal Saxon, recently from
sydney charged with smuggling. Suits have commenced
against the ships Free Trade and California TO recover
the violation OF tho state passenger act INC
Free Trade brought here 442, aud the California $50
Chinese passengers the penalty being $1,000 each.
The panic ia the mining share market continues say
age sold at - 600 Yellow Jacket Mil has declined $50
in ten days Crown Point $500, decline OF 500 for the
same time.
The Victoria Morning NeWs Of July u states that the
principal object OF Gov. Seymours visit 10 the North
West Coast Is To examine Queen Charlotte Island. which
IL is said that wealthy American company nave offered
large sum Of money for. condition that they Obtain
fee simple title to It, and transfer OF its sovereignty
from Great Britain to the United States. The island
abOunds in copper and other minerals.
PETROLEUM N CALIFORNIA.
san FRANCISCO, July lS.The oil well Of the California
Petroleum Company, at Ajai Rancho. in Santa Barbara
County which burst ont with great violence IN May last
and projected column of oil 60 feet into the air from
depth Of $50 feet continues 10 flow steadily Adyiccs to
July ~ state that the wei is improving IN production at
the rate OF 100 barrels OF oil per day. and the oil is de
grees In density.