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NOON DISPATCH
New YoRK, Juno 2l.-Stocks nctiyo nonoy Ga 2
psr Q. Gold 37las7s. 1862 coupons 81 l0ias1 1Ol.
vors buyers 20 50a20 Us. Lard quiet. Whiskoy
active. Cotton dull at 2Gla27. Tirpontino steady
G0a61. Common Rosin IS 80.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton dull; snlcs 800 bales, at 2e4a27. Flour
State $6 soa10 80; Southern heavy at 80 Is. Corr,
closed advancing; now Mixed Western at 81 Ola
10, closing & a. q %: Pork Pork steady nt s2os7t
bond Rice a Ssaq SlqSGa rm ae''vS Soes a. s n
Ereights moro actiyo; on Cotton ly sail, 16d.; on
Grain by stoan, 3d.; by sail, Id. Stocks strong.
Money Ga7. '62 coupons 11ola1I0i., Gold ss!
ers Stock IN first hands %, 600 sacks. Flour very
dull. Corn lower. Whto Fl .05a1 .OG Yellow 81 Ii
ail2. Western I N mixed SIcas1 Provisions steady
CINCINNATI, June 2i.-Fiour firmer and better
feeling. Corn tirneI; held at 75a76c. Whiskey il
dull. Shoulders o.. clear Sides i2o. Lard dull
New OnLEAHs, juno 21.-Sales HOO bales, TN.
changed. Low bIiddlings 2itc Roceipta OF thu
week 1895. against 2o98. Exports same timo 64GG
quest; fair 12A; Cuba dull; 10l for low grades; IL!
for fair grades. N[olasses nominally, at 45a50
Flour flrmer; suporano $40 60; Choice and BItrl
x a6S g. Cen a sOSSd d%anS at dealing
ranging. from 65a75. Choice Hay 27a2s, Pofl
dull, asking %. Bacon steady. Shoulders 104
ribbed Sides 113i clear do. IS. Gold SO. Sterling
4sta62a; Sight Exchange on New York ani pre-
MOBILE, juno 2l- Sales to-day 800 bales quiet
Middlings, Ac.; receipts, 103 bales sales Of thu
TsSa sS as sssi Ssa h' bssa s bales
~: AUGUSTA, juno H.-7citton dull; sales 81 Balca
sAvANNAn, Juno 2l.-cotton dull and declipins
Al balesi' 1t has beon raining hard for tho las
four days. ~: i">tE.s' '.f"EHl
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nB-Tho Relatives Friends and hcqunint-
nnccH Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. g. DuRrEA. IL. w scnnopIn
and anly, aid J. b. DunYEA aud family nrc respect
fully oqucstcd TO attend tho Funeral Services OF Mira
H. s. DuRYEa, Mt the English Lutheran Church. Arch
dalc street. at Two O'Clock ToNorroa. Sunday.
Juno %
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Repatriation in Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Juno 2l.-The timo for rcgiatra
ton has been extended to tho 18th of July in over.
Parish, except Orleans, which is limited to tn
30th inst
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pS- The Relatives Friends and Acqunfn-
anccs OF FRANCIS d. sHECUT, and of his brother VIZ
H. siiEcUr. and OF G. A. y. Crunou and family arc To
spccuy invited 10 attend the Funeral scrccs OF the
ior1ncr. at hs loso rcsldcncc. In Prey atr'e near
Linp at Six O'Clock This afternoon. without further Ill
yItatiou. Juno %
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CO THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DIsTRIcT.-IN EQUTTY-B. W. Ed
WARDS. Administrator 7. E HOwIR, rs, E. 9, HowLE,
JAMES p. WILSON AND orHERs-DuL. FOR IN.
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND nELIRF.-u is ordered
that tho CREDITORS ofTuoMAs E. HowLE. deceased,
be enoined from proceeding to recover their Claims at
law against the complainant ind that they do provo and
establish their demands nenina. tho said HowLE before
tho Commissioner fthis Court before the frat day
OF December next md in default thereof that they bo
barred tho bencAt Of any decree to beprunoupoed
herein, ~. ..t' L..
The above "a tra COPY from tho original order mao
IN tho above stated caae, 12h February, 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, @. z D. D. -
Commissioners oface. Darlington c. e., Fob 20, 1867
February d t'a-tl. Il' - ali
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RcEfstrntton In virginia.

PETERSBURG, Juno 2i.-Rcgistration in two
wards of this city closed lust oroning. Tho list
stands as follows Whites, G51 colorcd, 1885, In
tho remaining two wards, in which registration
shall bo held hci caftcr tho whites nro beloved to
bo in the minority. At Dinwiddio, c. f., 115
whites and 215 negroes registered.
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The Keoyee Opurier eays

"Much interest ls felt In regard to tho IMMORAL
explorations progressing In the adjacent country.
Persons from distance arc at present prospect
n charge Of valuable mineral interests, is making
tho necosSary arrangements 10 place thom tn'mar-
ket Tho country around WalhaIla abounds In the
precious meta!s and NO sre gratifled to sec that
efforts arc being npAde to nIh1mo them. Energy
and industry Wil insure auccesstn
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EmiRrntion to Hrnzu.

New ORLEANS. Juno 2l.-The stoam ship Laiha-
T1ne Whaing, left this morning with two hundred
and fifty Brazilian emigrants. N. B. sronpAoK
gots out in the vessel TO devote his whole time to
the comfort Of tho passengers.
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aB' Tho Friends md hcqunintnnccs OF
Mr. ANDREW NELSON nro respectfully invited to at.
tenh his Funeral Services, at Tho English Lutheran
Church (Dr. BAcnMAss Mt halEpast Ten o'clock. TAis
Morning. 1s r,po o,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.,

aS- YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSOCIh-
TIoN.-Tllo Rev. q. T.. dADSpEN will deliver Sermon
before this Association T1-arro,o tSan,i) Errnng The
@l inst. IN ST. Iukos Church, corner Clluroll, an
Elizabeth strccts services TO commence OF ialrIaa
O'Clock.
Tho public generally mud young persons cspcrIslly nre
invited to attend.
collection will DO takon up for tho bcnct Of tho
socation. ". W. PESIDERTON. Secretary.
N. B.-The regular weekly meeting Of tic Association
will bo held at their rooms This Evening. Juno 70.
Juno ~
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a5 BATCHELOR'E HAIR DYE-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is tho best in tho world The
only true and pt!ta Dye-harmless, reii,ble insan.
taneouH. No disappointment No ridiculous tnh.
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the III effects of BAD
Dyes Inygorntes Tho hair lowing II son ana beautiful
Tho genuine ls signed iaD. 4. Butshetor All others
mutations and should bo avoided Sold by al,
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 parciey
gtroet Now York. ty, N.
~ BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
DocomGer 10 ~ 80. t.' ~" '' 1U.
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Tho Presidential Ton

BALTnlonE, juno 2l.-Tho Presidential party
received masonic and civil honors, and departed
North amid enthusiasm.
New ionK, Juno 21.-Tho President passed
Philadelphia without stopping. He was cordially
received at all points, md arrived safely.
Tho President WAS advanced to Tho thirty second
degrco OF the Scotch Right boforo leaving WASH
ington. =
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Teleura nh In Florida.

SAVANNAH, June 2l.-Co Communication was opened
by telegra with Lake City, FIorida, to-dny; also
thence to Punta Rosa, Floridu, now only awaiting
tho cable which is to bo laid on tho 25th, to open
tho limo TO Cuba. So.
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aF TUE GRAYEST hIAI.ADEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHOOD, ,-AowGRD ASSOCIATION
Essays. tho Physiology OF tho PASSIONS, and ID.
Erors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to tho first age
man, with hoports now methods OF treatment en-
ployd IN this institution Bent In SCALED letter en-
velopca, froo OF charge. .,
Address DR., J. SKHIIN ROU0HTON,
nEi N,,it Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
May 90 8mo 4
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OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DIsTRIcT.-N EQUITY.-P D. BAcoT
AND t. L. DAcoT, Administrators. PETRR s.
BAcoT. rs. THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
s. BAcoT-Upan hearing tho pcadinga In this case II
H. On motion OF \" ". HARLLEE Complainauts' solic.
tor ordered that oil and singular tho creditors tho ate
Peter .. Bacot Complanant's Intestate BIO required
to flo and prove their respective doinands debts In
Judgments and otherwise against the said Intesntc bo-
foro tho Commissioner OF this Court by or before the
hrat day of November next and In default thereof that
thoy be dcbarred nom Tho benefit OF any decree 10 DO
made therein, and tlat tho Commiseoncr Of this Court
do advertise this order once month in tho Darlington
SoaAeTner and tho Charleston Daily Neip,, until the
said hrst day Of Notombor nuIt Irt
The abore Is trlo copy from the original order ado
In the above case, 18th Of February. 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, O. z. D. D.
Commissioners omco. Darlington o. H., February "a,
1867. - s39n l't..i February %
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Rcgistrntion In Alabama

MONTGOMERY, juno 20.-The result of four day
registration in Montgomery, is 1883 blacks and As
whitos. a'
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s6 NOTICE TJ MAnINERS.-CA AIMS
AND PILOTS wiahin. 10 anchor their vessoIs In Aaoy
River arc requested moi 10 do anywhere within direct
range Of tho heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARVES on tho Charleston md st. Andrews slo OF
he Ashley River; by which procauHon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable viii bo avoided.
S. O. TURNER, II. NJ.
Harbor Masters oacc, Charleston, February o. 1866.
February7
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Washington News

WASHINGTON, Juno 21.-Thero are ninetccn ap-
plcants for tho recent agricultural commissioner.
ship.
Mancus ALraBEna, Of Wisconsin, now Consul in
IA ,nt fiji % ;:S @ s ~Sr"i"t" M;ni-tnr
In support Of tho motion to recall tho prosucu-
ting witnesses for cross-examination, SuRRArr
filed an affidavit tint ho could develop tho fact that
it was tho 2lst instead Of tho 18th when tho hund-
kcrchof WAS found md that tie defence depended
much on tho date ; also, that DYE WAS indicted for
passing counterfeit money. Tho motion WAS re-
fused. Tho deIenco could summon them if wanted.
Tho evidence was confined mostly to events before
tho assassination, showing tho intimacy between
tho prisoner, BooTu and others.
BENJAMIN W. YAsDEnrooL tcstifics to positively
ncclng SuRRATT with BooTn on tho day of asaassi-
nation. Tho witness for tho prosecution aro pro-
ducing quite serious impression on the commu-
nty
Omaha ntyices report an Indian fight ut OFal-
Ions Station. Nino Indians killed md no whitcs
Tho Indians took srvonty mules from Hugo's Sta
tion. General SHERMAN is ut tho North Platte.
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M ESTATE ELIZABETH BALLARD, DE-
cEasED-Al persons having legal clnius ngninst tho
estate OF snid ELIZABETH BALLARD lao OF Charleston
Widow will render tho nttes.ed. wi,hIn mo pre-
Fcrbcd by lnw and hoec indebted will make ~, ncnt 10
PHILIP ]. BREEN,
Juno ~ 30 Qualified ox'or.
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~ TRINITY CIIURCIf-IIASEL STREET.- :
Tho regular services of this Church will DO conducted
To-uoTroio at tho usual hours by tho Pastor
Jnuo %
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a5-0RPHAN HOUSE CIIApEL-TIIE REV,
HENRY NJ. MOOD. OF tho Spring Street H. T. Church.
will perform Divine Service IN this Chapel To Horrou
afternoon. 23d inst., a, oclosk 1 June aa
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sB- UNITARIAN CHURCH.-THE USUAL.
Services will bo bold in this Church 7o-4o4pD Fore.
noon. Tho Evening service will DO hold at nlfpaBt
o'clock.
Subject Of tho evening coursc-CERIsTIANTrY
ACCORDING TO JESUS Juno "a
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BARNWELL SENTINEL.
Ts AN ExoELLENr ADVERTISING HgDIUM. LET
l. Merchants and business mentry 10 for flow montha
'Ho flax M GAIN" Send your cards and increase
your trado this fall There's nothing TO equal Prntors
fnt-it has mlde many fortune. .=si - r
Terms for the papcf-S3 Per snnun. In advance i
Advertisements sered st tho ratio Of u per square oil
twniyo 1nes or less for each insertion. '- fs.Fs
Cards Of ten lines or icoo a tho ato Of $40 for three
months, !,.,,,,,t,, :, "a +. ..ts. ..s +t E
Contracts by The ypar or for siI months allowing priv.
ilsae Of changing On moro favorable torrns Address
-. aosg EDWARD A. BRONSON,
November " Pubilsnex ana eropriaosl
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

FLORENCE Juno 21.-Dspatches report that 200
armed men throw themselves into Rono, with tho
inlention, it is said, OF proclaimng the Republic.
Tho attompt failed, and forty OF tho rovoutionsts
aro in prison.
LONDON, Juno 2O.-Th anniversary of y1cro-
Rns coronation was magnincontly celebrated
At birmingham, tho harangucs OF man nnmctl
MURPHY caused a riot; tho troops used cutlnsacs,
md several rioters woro wounded but mono killed..
MURPHY continues his haranguos, but comparative
quiet prevails.
LONDON, Juno 21-Noon.- Consols, 94I. Bonds,
49,
LIVERPOOL, June 2l-Noon.-Cotton quiet; Up
lands 1lld.; Orleans Hid. Sales 10000 bales
Sales OF week G5, 900 baes whereof $1,000 wore for
sPeculators and exporters. Stock 82i ,0O0 whereof
DDS, 900 aro American.
Tho bullion in the Bank Of England has incrcas-
cd G552, 600.
LONDON, Juno Ga p. M.-Consols Oh. :
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Accident to the Steamship Fnlcon rron

bnltilLorc TO this Fort.
FORTRESS MONROE, Juno2l.-Tho steamer FAX en-
co'Iided with tho schooner Mary IT. Banks near
Point Lookout The schooner wns sunk in four
minutes, but tho crow were rescued. Tho steamer
wns immatorally injured.
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M NoTICE.-sT. MARY's CIIuRCII, HAsEI.
TT'cmEcEThc reIairs Of the Church hnvIn. been COIN
Sunday 2ad inst MnRscs will DO crirbrncd Mt o'clock
A. M. m 10I O'Clock A. NJ. Jupe29
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sB-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. 81. WHITING. Esq, q candidate for sheriff,
Charleston Judciall District Rt tho election.
September 10
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TTIs PROPOSED TO pUBLIsH IN TUE TOWN OF
70 DO devoted 70 denc1i fntSs senos-roliticai. COM.
msrciai, Bocia, Literary and Relgious--rith depart
ment OF Agriculture, Including tho Pield tho Orchard
tho Yineyafd, and tho GardeE. A SoWs Summary 10
contain digest Of the important esons Of tho weoi
Will occupy ton Of tho paper, and particular attcn
ton will bo given To The unsettled question Of Labor q,
boat adapted TO condition, and the deyelopen.
Of the rosodrcos Of tho country In AgrL
culture, Fruit raising, and ylnegruwing, - -
Torms-3s ycar, in ADVANCE. ;-.,'@ +'t.
~, n - ..,.,.U. II. W. RAYHNEI- Editor
". D. KIRKLAND Publlsher January 9i
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16- OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER,
cHARLE3ToN. S. c., JUNE 10. 1sG7.-Holdera of Cou-
pons OF tho Fire Loan Bonds Of tho City Charleston
are notified hnt those falling due tho rst Of July
Hoxt will 10 paid presentation oce of casrs
j. u. KInTLANp, HILL. TAI.MApoE & Co.. No. % Pine
street, E'w York, or at tho First National Dank Of
Charleston.
tsigncdl g. TUOMhs
Juno 10 10 City Treasurer.
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MALTA Nar-
Domestic Markets

NEW YonK, Juno 21.-Tho steamships Arago and
Scotia havo arrived.
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Ne ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE CON-
PANf.-cHARLEsros, Juno 10Th. 1s67.-Au demands
against this Company must DO presented on or before the
l0ta dGy Of July ner, thcy will bo dcbarred payment
final snrnont with uill o n,ndo
after tli,t date. " ~
Dy onler of tho Board. JOSEPH wHhDEN,
Juno 10 WET socrci,rr
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ARMY YSUPPLlES-OFFICE
CHIEF CoMMlssaRY SUBSISTENCE, SECOND MIL.
IrARY DISTRICT, CHAnLEuToN, s. c.. juno IL, 1857
Sealed proposals lin duplicnte will DO received 10y Tic
undersigned unth O'Clock. A. M Monday, juno 2ith.
1867, at which limo hoy will bo opened for supplying
the uso oftc Uniscd State Army at this Military Post
fresh beof on tho block THO beef 10 be delivered under
the proposed contract must he Of good marketable
quality, In equal proportions Of fore md hind quarter
meat tnecke shAfs and kidney talow to bo excludc,
In auc' qunnHHoa may bo from limo to tino required
and on such days shall he designated by the COM
manding officer.
Tho contract TO DO In force for SIX months or such rsa
DINO rs tho Commissary General OF Subsistence may
direct commencing OIL tho 1st day OF July, 1867.
Each bid to have consideration must contain tho fol-
lowing guarantee Of two responsible namcs aa folowa
"~c tho nndcrsipned, horcby guarantee that should
tho nbovo bid bc accepted II shall bo duly fulfilled ac-
conling 10 its truo purort and condona also tat
wrtttnn contract with bonds to the of ton thou
sand dollars. ahall DO executed.
printed copy Of this advertisement must bc attached
To each proposal which must be enclosed an envelope
addressed to Tho undersigned, md endorsed Proposals
for Subsistence Stores"
wM. NJ. BURNS,
Druvet Brigadicr. General and @. s., o.. s.A
Juno IA 0
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a6EItRORS OF Y0uTII.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered far ySan from Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Dcoay, and u te effects OF youthful inlscre-
eon will. for Tho sake OF suffering humanity. frce
To all who need It, tho rpcept directions for making
tho fdmrlo remedy by which ho cured. Sufferers
wshh to profit by the advoriscra experience can do
90 by addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Aprl22 smoss No A Cedar street, Now York.
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nD-MESSRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Con. A. M. 1IANIaAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff Of tie ensuing election. A CITIZEN
Eoycmbcr3 st,,
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aS- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
VIM BLUM DINGLE n Candidate for tho sherifIaity
at tile ensuing election
ScpcmLor IL ro
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NEW HUOKs.

THE LAND or THon. by ]. Ross Browne, nuthor OF
., f9scin "Grnsoe's Islnld." IAN American Family
iu germany. ctc Illustntcd by tho author. New
York. Harper md Brothers, 1867. Charleston
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Acontcmporary heads an article on .'tiItors'
" Shocking Disclosures. :" Ho probably lhean
"Stooking Disolosers.
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"DUrCHERs 1. GHTNING FI.Y-KILLEn
will certainly extermlnate Icso pcss lis use Ia nor
severed in. Bowaro OF boz F1y-Paper, which somu
dealers keep because they ct II for nearly nothing
Don't se swindIed. Ask for DU CHEERS which In sold
by Oh hive drugglBts lm, MAY "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

aSrNOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
PLIcAT1oN Will be mae to the proper authorics for
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF THE MECHANIC
hSSoClhTloN. sas May 1S
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WE ARE oFFERrEl OUR STOCK OF sUMMER
CLOTHING. oomprt1a LINENS. FIANsELs AND
LIGHT WEIGHT w6LLEN. at prices which cannot
fall to aatisfy all who seeking to buy GOOD aooDs
cHEAP Tho larger p.rt OF Stock wo manufacture
| In our workshops; which wo warrant In every
| respect
we givo lc,ow somc q 0,s loading prices:
LINEN SACHS 80, 3, and
LINEN VESTS 81 80 and
CHECK CASHMERE IUiTs, SACK, PANTS AND
! GREY FLANNEL SUITS SACK. PANTS AND vEsT. ST
| oHEoK LINEN SUITS. Ack, PANTS AND VEST. . SO
CHECK MARsEnLrs SUITS. SACK. PANTS AND
FESr.-..........- so
WHITE LINEN AND DlcK SUITS 800. - .sI1 10 20
BLACK ALPACA sAoKi ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 81 50 to .
LIGHT WEIGHT CASHMERE SUITS, In fancy mix
turcs, and solid colds, and BLACK DRESS SUITS
all our own mnko, s.vory low prices.
FURNISHING GOODS. adapted 10 the season
WHTTE sHIRTs four qualities. ..... 80 60, o. md
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS G PARKER
No. 27O KING STREET, ,
CORNER OF HASEL,
CHARLESTON s. @.
Juno 1S Imo
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8s- BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEyAIIEItp LIFE
for the HAIR positively restores gray hnir is Original
color and youthful beauty, mparta lo, strength and
growth to tho weacs hnri stops is falling out at
keepa the hoal clean; Unparalleled as hsir-,rcssns.
Sold by all druggists ahEonsbo and deal
cra in :nncy goods. Tho trado supplied by lilo whole
sale druggists.
sARAH A. CHEvALIER, M. D.,
June D stuthGmo New York.
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SIosoR BLrrz.-This noted ventriloquist
and magician Is holding forth at the National
Theatre, delishting and astonishing oil behold.
er' at his wonderful tricks Of legsrdemain, par
ticularly the "shower Of white doves" spirit
dreams and. most wonderful Of ALL the "double.
headed spbynx." The learned canary birds,
riding and driving each other In carriages shoot.
ing deserters, and rocking the cradle, proves to
what amazing things the little feathored song.
Stsr' can be taught by patience and psrseyer.
ance, and what wonderful sagacity they naturally
are endowed with
To see his humorous ventriloquial scenes and
burlesque minstrels, Is alone worth the price Of
admission.