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NEW SOUTHERN WHEAT AND F1ouR:-A consign.
ment has been received (the first Of the aesson,
from South Carolina, per steamer Championl, Of
fifty bushels prime wheat and five bags flour, rom
Charleston, s. c., and shipped to Messss. sten:
house & Macaulsy Of this city. The quality Of
both flour and wheat is very superior. This con-
signment is the immediate forerunper OF others
now nearly ready. which will DO upon quite an eI'
tensive scale.-Neuo York Journal Of Commerce.
June 49, I
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to choice Porto RtS Sugar, 14c. Flour quiet; su-
ner,ne scarce atEsl1; choice, SIG 50. Corn firm,
stock small; wh&e 81 20. Oats scarce at 300.
Pork at s2s 90. jacon, a brisk jobbing demand ;
Shoulders, 1O.atic. ribbed Sides, 2c.; clear
Sides. 1sa14c, Ilrd, no sales quoted in tierces,
II Ia1aa in kegs 1Sa14c. Turpentine, 55c. Rosin,
No. 1, IS 5oa4 as No. 8, $500. Gold ssl' ster-
ling, 4ss5.S. NV York Sight Exchange per cent.
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.p.us m EuRopE.-The London Mercantile
asstte surveys If the various grain. countries OF
Hoa to ascertain the prospect of future sup
opefi In y, England all looks well, and no deficiency
ss;nrlabended. In Paris the stock Of -four is the
aest ever held amounting to ooo sws dirsa; Con-
mel tss are 1ped mshS Sgngdog is mainly mainly
I'm 5sa on the Black Sea ports. The last har.
peiuettSSe p m the ~ south Of Russia having been very
81 ndunt n TT the exports from that quarter are eI'
.eu aton ia that scarcity is out Of the question.
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man In Pennsylvania, while at work making q
fence, hung up his coat, with seventeen hundred
dollars in greenbacks in the pocket. An old SOW
happening in ntheneighborhood chewed up the gar
ment completely destroying the money.
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From the West.
vtrginie News.

RsdsnoaD, July 1.-The first lot Of new wheat
was received here to-day. ,s,..,r
A large meeting was held here tonight and ad-
dressed by prominent citizens. All were urged to
register. and assured that their rights ware not
affected by the Alexandria Constitution.
= = sThs renaaina OF Gen. A. P. HnL we're breusht
TO the city to-day and inferred IN Hollywood Gene
tary. 5s5
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Washington W..

WASHINGTON July Lit is vaguely reportedtha
Gen. CusrAR, with small cavalry force, has beer
overpowered by the Indians and General CusTGI
killed.
An extra session of the Cabinet was held today
The Republicans hold a caucus to-muroV
night. Es
Neither the President nor heads Of Departments
will send q message or reports to Congress unless
specially called for.
Reliable accounts from Gen. GUSTAV statethai
he was st Forks Republican River, ready topur
sue the Indians should they 60 South. FL
HORACE GREKIY has been before the JudicisJ
Committee and has left for home. His evidence,
It is stated, does not strengthen impeachment.
The Receipts Of the Internal Revenue to-day
amount to $9,o14,0OO. 8
JUDGE WAYNE of the Supreme Court, is very
sick.
7-SO bonds bearing date April Is, 1854, win b
converted into 5-2o's. Ths June and July issues
are not yet convertible.
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~ THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.--The ladies
tkA'Es o,,s,ood Tt Memorial Association have de.
Ge IN 20 Ie lousl the graves Of the Confederate dead
e oiyWood II ,eo " preserving at the same time the
ai;tx of each grave and that for the purpose
SasS aeSStication % locust stake, bsaring metallic
ss he driven close to the surface OF the ground
be head Of each grave
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~ MIR. ALEXANDER D. ESTILL Is OUR
duly authorized Attorney during absence from the
State. KENDALL DOCKERY
July ~
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Resistfation In Georgia,

Registfation In Georgia,
SAVANNAH, July 1.-5s whites and 211 colored
registered to-day. -g - zzss > ;,-lrs.
Casarnstien cfsthe Death of lMaximltan.
SOUTHWEST PASS, La, June 20, lssT-To the
Austrian Embassador, d O.: have just come in
TO telegraph you Of the condemnation and exeeu-
lion ofMAxnMIAN. President. JUaREz refuses to
deliver up his body. Signed, NJ. Tamus, Captain
Austrisn Nayy.
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New Orleans Nsws

-..sH. .'r.rsHr
NEW ORIEANs July L. The steamer Deaey, with
tho 9sth Cavalry, arrived yesterday from Indiano-
h with yellow fever. Five died at the st. Charles
hstnight, but only one new case is reported.
The terms Of sIHRDGNs order extending the
time Of registration indefinitely, excited pretty
severe editorial COMMENT from the Picdysne.
The same paper closes an eulogy on MAxnnnIANa as
toIlowa: tsBut Il, as an Independent and self-gov-
erning power, Mexico has one friend left among
civilized nations, we cannot conceive which It is;
the very name of Mexico must be obiterated from
the roll Of nations, and its Indians like Camanches
end Seminoles, be driven to their holes in the
mountains, there to perish out Of the earth, we
do not mistake the feeling Of the American and all
other people.
The Times says the receipts into the City Tressu-
~ average $4,000 per day, since the Mayors repu-
citation message was published on Saturday. There
was such demand for the city notes Of the class
denounced, ss illegal and fraudulent, that pre-
miums were offered for them. The proclamation
has had the effect Of unusually stimulating tax
payers.
From Mobile. -
NOZZLE, July live freedmen. we're appointed
ON the police, and sworn in by Mayor HORTON this
morning.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches

PARIS, July 1.-The Sultan Of Turkey arrived at
Paris yesterday.
LraBos, July 1.-The United States frisats Colo
rddo has arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, July ARRIVED the steamer City
Of Ne,o York and Malta.
LONDON, July Moon Consols s4l; Bond 7a2.
LIVERPOOL, July Moon Cotton dull ana un-
changed. Sales 5000 bales, Breadstufs firm.
Corn SO. Provisions unchanged. "
LONDON, July 1.-Two P. M.-Market unale1ed.
LIVERPOOL, July 1.-TWO P. M.-Pork advanced
Is.
LONDON, July Evening -Consols s4a; Bonds
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, July 1-Evening, Cotton dosed
easier, but prices are unchanged. MiddlinS Up
lands IL; Orleans III. Sales 10, 900 bales.
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From Mobile.

Mcxi can News.-Desth OF Macmillan. f..
WAsnuaroN, July IAN extract from dis
patch received at the Navy Department, dated
Vera Cruz, 25th, signed F. A. Roe, Commander,
says:. .'MAxren1AN was shot on the 18th; had been
begging for his corpse for the Austrian Captain,
but was refused"
The City of Mexico fell on the 20th. Vera Cruz
held out on account Of the foreign legion. D1As
orders NO acceptance Of surrender.
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ERA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after sojourn of few months In the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place o.
coarse, rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby COM
ple1ion of almost marble smoothness and instead Of
tw.ntyh she really appeared but eighteen Upon In
auiry o. To the cause OF so great chssse she plainly
told them that she used the CRCA IAN BALM, and
considered 1t an invaluable acqus on to any Lady toe
BY its zse any Lady Gensra can improve their per-
sona appearance hundred fold 1t is simple In Its
combination as Nature herself is simple, yet unsurpass
ed In It's efficacy in dsawing impurities FROM also heal
ing, cleansing and beauufying the akin and complexion
By h on the cucle it draws from 1t all Its
impurities kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur
face s Nature intended should beclear, soft smooth
md beautiful Price 81, sent by Mail or Express, on re-
ceipl OF an order, by
W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
March 80 ~
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asWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for sherif'i
Charleston CJudioial) District at the next election.
September 10
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@MESsRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. M. MANIGAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. CITIZEN.
NoYember stu
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Marine News.

New Yosx, July 1.-Arrived, the T'1poli, from
Kurope.
WILMINGTON, July 1.-During June 75 vessels
arrived at this port, being the largest number
for any month in the past two years.
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The surratt Trial.

WARRINGTON, July 1.-WE1CHMAN's evidence u
the SuRRArr trial is concluded. The following oc
. CURED during the cross-examinaton. Witnessre
membered remark made at the table the nom
ing alter the assassination: "The death o
ABRAHAM LINCOLN was nothing more than ths
death Of . negro in the army" Question-Wfr
sai6 t..at2 Answer-ANNA SuRRATT. Question:
Did you ten that at the examination trial AL
sWer-I did not. Question-Why did you noI'
Answer-Becauss I had too much sympathy for tk
poor girl. ousstion-Why do you tell itnow theil
Answer-Because you drew it out Of me, and b
cause had been hunted down and prosecuted ~
the last two years on account Of these peopp
Dr.. MoMnIAa, surgeon Of the ship by whia
suRRArr escaped from Canada, being on thi
stand, said SURRATT expressed fears Of detection
and made marvellous statements Of strps to Rch
rnoud, and other Incidents; but, 30 far, there i
sc.tirg him III tbs aa1siffsa6d
MoMnLAH's testimony was not concluded.
-
Northern News.
Eosros, July 1.-TWO men charged with making
and uttering counterfeit five cent pieces, used ps
tolls resisting arrest. No one was hurt.
PonrsAourH, N. r., July 1.-Rear Admiral GEO
F. PKansos died, aged So.
From the West.
Sax FnANusoo, June S0-The steamship Non
tdno sailed for. Panama to-day with $,272, 600
p whereof q, ,15s, 900 is for New York. ~
The Indian depredations at Idaho continued.
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ss- THE GRAvEsT MALADEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on tho Physiology of the Pssslons aud the
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first age Of
man with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-.
Moved in this institution Sent In sealed letter en-.
velopes, free Of charge.
Address DR.. J. sKuLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
.roo 3mo
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DuBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
Orangeburg, s. c. Terms 81 per annum, in ad-
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies OF the
op.YoEpURG NEWS viii be circulated for the benefit ol
our advertising patrons:
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most liberal
tsrms Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News,
February rs Orangeburg, s
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1s AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
Merchants and business men try 1t tor afew months
.Go rist no GAIN" Send on your cards and increase
vonr trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printers
ink-it has made many fortune.
aSversements inserted at the te Of 81 per square OF
,,reve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards of ten lines less a the rate Of $40 for three
Contracts BY the year for six months allowing priv.
ueoe of CHANGING on more favorable terms. Address
h'se '1 EDWARD A. BRONSON,
N.ror,hnr1 Publisher ,nd SrcprleCr
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CHARLESTON, s. G., TUESDAY MORNING., JULY 2, 1867.
MARRIED.,

On Thursday, June 27th, by Rev. JOIN MORE, Mr..
JOHN G. CONNER, Of New York, to Miss MAGGIE D.
MORTON, of Charleston, 8. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@NOTICE.-THE RAFFLE FOR THE
HANDSOME GOLD CROSS. for the benefit Of tho Or
phsns under the charge of the Sisters Of Mercy will ke
place This Evening, at Mr.. JOSE JARAs, on King
street. at O'Clock P NJ July2
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DOWIE & NOISE,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
BARNWELL SENTINEL.

No. ISL Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel.
Juua II
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FOR WEIGHTS BLUFF
AND ALI, INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS on
THE sANTEE RIVER.

Ietz5&kzasa4..
Essssssizslsa -
p L a MT ER,
CAPT. J. T. FOSTER,
WILL RECEIVE FREIGHT AT ACCOMMODATION
w Wharf, on Wednesday, the Sd instant, and leave
ON Saturday Night the 9th inst 80, SRI j. RfF
All Freight must be prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset '
For Freight or Passage apply TO -
July Accommodation Wharf.
NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
THE FIRsT4CLAs q. g. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
ATLANTIC. NORTHERN LIGHT
BALTIC. WESTERN MErR0POLIS
Leave Picr No. 40, n. b. New York. every second Sat-
urday, from June To-
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
taking passengers to Southampton London, Ravre and
Bremen at the following rates, payable In gold ria
equivalent in currency: 49,
First Cabin s11O; Second Cabin $65; steerage, Ss5.
From Bremen, Southampton and Hsyre to New York
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME-Fhst
Cabin $21O Second Cabin, $3.50; Steerage, $40.
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK AND BREMEN:
seps seps T. and aar Il oct oct. and adj 10 Nov ana is
For Freight or Passage apply to 81
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April IS.

T o. y. +. ',fa. ~.
Afhe Grand I4bdge Of Independent Order Odd
Fellow. Of the United States having, by its rcss-
lstiens, reqested and directed that the
26th day of April, 1867,
4, ,bsrsyed BY the membership throughout the
Jurisdstlsn. as a day Of
THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER
~ Almighty God for the wonderful preservation
of,hs order during the four years of War in these
Cni,cd States, notice is.hcreby given that
Potomac Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. L. of
Uagerstown,
ss obedience 20 said request, will appropriately
sIse rse ssid day The membership will assemble
4 the Lodge Room at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, fern in
sresession ander the direction of tho Marshal pro-
sssd 10 Lyeeum Hall where appropriate exercises
xill take place.
fhs sddress pn the occasion will be delivered by
BRO. ISAAC II. McCAULEY
Of Chambersburg, Pa.
ss-Brsthrsn of Sister Lodges arc cordially
ta,i.sd " be present aud participate with our
Lodge
LOUIS r. McC0MAS,
WIN. II. PR0TZMAN,
April IS. Committee Of Arrangements.
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NOMpTROLLER'S S OFFICE.
AxxApoLIs, April l2;h, 1867.
Feb 2S-ly.

AyxApoLIs, April l2;h, 1861.
PRorosAis " i'll he received at this Office in ac-
cordance with an Act of the General 5A$scmlly
of Mary land Of 1854, chapter lo5, until SArUh:
DAY, the 4th dai Of May, lsGI:-
For Printing ! zoo COPIES of the Journal ofthe
Proceedings OF the Constitutional Convention
and accompanying Documents, ,4jO ems per
page, small pic', type.
For Printing % Qurcs of the Yeas aud Nays,
and as many more as may Lc required Ly order
of the Convention.
For Printing GOO Copies OF the Journal Of
Debates; =, $40 ems per page in BREWER or miu;on
type.
The Tabular work to he double the price OF
plain work.
1870 Copic. o. the Daily Morning Journal of
Proceedings to bc furnished aud distributed 10
the members and Officers of Convention without
any charge or compensation. Also, ono copy to
each of the offices Ofihe EXcculive--to each oil
the Judges Of the Court of Appcals--'he Adju-
tant Gcncral-thc Comptroller-thc Treasurer
Commissioner Of Land Office, and State Librar
ian.
The proposals must specify the rate per page
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up and forwarded to this Office on or before tht
4th day of May next. The work TO be done in
tn city of Annapolis, the Printer supplying pa
per of rs good quality rs that used on the Journ'
al of the last Les Stature ana furnishing To the
Comptroller, or his ORDER the printed sheets
ready for the binder.
The succ 8 ful applicant will he required te
give bond with approved suretics and in all re
spects comply with the terms of the above act one
week before the asscmblage of said Convention
WM. J. LEONARD,
April ls-2w. Comptroller.
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ONE PILL..IS 4 DOSE.

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by DIR. J. MAGGlEL, New York, to counterfeit
which is felony.
Es-Sold by all respectable dealers in medicines
throughout the United States and Canadas at 70
cents per box or pot.
All orders for the United States must be address
cd to J. llaydock. No Ii Pine St, New York.
Patients can write freely about their complaints
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If the medicines cannot be procured in your sec
tion, write and will forwardif it money is cncloicd
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broadway and Division st.
March l4-cswly.
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WHAT THE Patients SAY or


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eft
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quantities of ozone they may have imbibed from
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DIR. MAGGiEL'S LIFE FOR TIE LUNGS,
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rsls. These and many more have been under the
of DIR. Maggiels
LIFE FOR THE LUNGS,
and have been thoroughly cured by Dr.. Maggieis
remedies. Some have only one lung left, and osif@
ers more or less of both lungs.
WIIATTHE PATIENTS SAY.
New York, July Z, 1866.
DG. MAGGIEL:-Dcar Sir-Iour note Of the 29th
ult, is at hand. have no objection 10 the use oi
my na me as you wish it. All hope is that any.
one with cough as had, will address you; "
they get cured as quickly as did, $50 will bo a
small price to pay. Respectfully yours,
4. u. ARkWETHER,
Bridge street, .Boooklyn.