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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-31

Special Correspondence Of the Crescent
BRENNAN, Texas, May %, 1868.
The crops in Texas, both corn and cotton, so
far as can understand, are fine. In this immedi
ate section they never were better, and the freed
men have worked much better than could have
been reasonably expected. This, suppose, how.
ever, has been owing to the intelligent bureau
agent Judge Wood at this place. In all our
gulf coast counties the planters, in consequence
Of three successive failures in the cotton crop,
have flor the want of means, more than the un-
reliable labor of the freedmen been forced to
plant on a very limited scale-in fact whole plan
tatioDs have been turned out TO grow up in weeds
and briars. We have here now, or soon will have,
one of the finest distilleries in the State. Il is
now nearly completed. / think, from our Texas
mustang grapes which grow wild in the woods in
world can and will be made here by the owners
of il. Besides, 1t will be of considerable i'm.
portance TO this immediate section in enabling the
planters to dispose of their surplus corn at fair
and remunerative prices.
Business is quite dull here now, most of the
last year 5 crop having been disposed Of. In con
temptation Of q large crop this year. all business
men are looking forward 10 this fall with a great
deal of anxiety, as one bringing a great deal of
trade, activity and business at this point.
Brennan, as your readers are aware, is the
present terminus of one of our leading lines of
railway, and nom the imprOvementsiI see going
up in all directions must become one of the first
inland towns in Texas.
Everybody in this section seems TO be reioiced
at he sequittal of President Johnson. His &C.
quittal was contrary to all expectatiOn-not that
any one believed him for a moment guilty, but
we all knew madness rules the hour and day. and
that fanaticsm, religious or political, knows no
bounds short Of Heaven or Hell-to the latter
place, fortunately, it now seems to tend.
W
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TIE FATE OF Dr.. LIVINGSTONE YET UNcEE.
TAIS.-The Pail Mall Gazette says that there are
no positive assurances" that DR.. Livingstone is
alive and closes a long article on the African ex.
plorer as follows:
In his first journey he travelled ostensibly as a
missionary in his second. in the double character
Of missionary and government official. But now
be has adopted his true profession an explorer,
and is engaged in journey which geographical
connoisseurs will probably pronounce his gres'.
est At present il has all the interest Of an
enigma. The murder story Is settled and done
win, but still there is abundance Of mystery left
His last letters were dated more than twelve
month ago, on the shores of Lake Tangsuyika.
He may turn up at any moment-but nobody can
say where. 1t may be at Zanzibar; il may be at
Gondohoro. There is q wild idea sloat that he
may be descending some river 70 the western
coast. He may be detained in q state Of compli.
meniary captivity by some barbsrous chieftain,
being made show Of. We have, indeed no posi-.
tive assurance that he is alive at all. At the same
time, the delays Of African travelling are 50 con-
slant and prolonged that even if, as Is by no means
improbable. long period Of time should again
elspse without our hearing OF him, It would be no
proof Of catastrophe. One thing alone is GER
tain, that when he does appear he will have a re-
ception such SIS even that darling Of the British
public, the African explorer, has never yet en-.
joyed.
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Gen. Le.lie Comb. on Public Affairs.

LEXINGTON, KY, April 4, 1868.
ny Dear Nephelo-l received your letter of the
Ioth, eot have delayed an answer till could have
my pnoteSraPe 10 send your wife, as requested.
cause IN lsoOey ovsv $4,000 majority over the
Breckenridge secession Democrats candidate. /
nave ever SINCE been 1,ion man, but because
believed God made man ant every other animal
as BE desired they should be- thst The nsg.o ia
not white man no more than lolecat il a lion
i am denounced and prescribed ~ the nressnt
radical negro maniscs as q disloysl ,itizep ss
copperhesd.n The crowned heads N Fnrons
are now no doubt, laughing at us and Or modsi
republic. running so rapidly into negro iesno.
tism: We seem to have taken poor, mise-e he
Mexico as our model instead Of obeying the On.
stitution and laws. God help us
rely on the common sense of the people and
their patriotism 70 rebuke the unprincipled men
now in power at Washington, and consign them
TO merted infamy. Yours truly,
s. r Combs ESQ
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The Congressional Globe Of the Thirty seventh
Congress contains two speeches. one made in
March ana the other in April, by different gentle
men, which are duplicates, the Bohemian who nm.
dertook to supply them having sold the same
speech to both purchasers. This is but a repeti.
non, however, OF what had happened ia PhIIs.
oelphia in l79s, when a ready writer furnished
one OF the letters TO Constituents In which
Congressmen then aired their eloquence TO Hon
John Clopton, Of Henrico county, Va, ana then
sold verbatim copy Of the same epistle to the
Hon. Thomas Claiborne, Of the Brunswick ais.
trict. Somehow the two letters were compared
and although each gentleman endeavored TO show
that the other stole the letter from him. their con-
sufuens refused to reflect either.
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN.
dredCottor and Sugar Plantations located the best
portions OF he cotton and growing States Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of valuable
timber lsnds Also large variety Of City and subu
Properly Improved and unprOved In the form Of residences
stores building lots and favorable Parties
wish invest viii do well 10 call examine Proper
ties Mer Gard Real Estate Agents, No Okrondslss
street. New Orleans.
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Passengers per steamship Harlan, Lewis, com.
mander, from 1ndianols and Galveston:
A. T. Smith. Surgeon Whitehead, Alwell;
Wilder, Miss En-. Bouche. Mrs. Tucker, Ssuzey
A Hyen, 7. Washington, Holford johnson, Hentz
Aurrell, Mitchell and 10 on deck.
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Why is the aroma Of Phslon's new perfume,
" Flor de Mayo" on q lsdy's handkerchief like
bread cast upon the water, Because it is found
after many days. Sold by all druggists.
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SUCCESSION OF NJ. e. ST. AMAET-MRs. WIDOW
zERMGUE-No. $1,000.

A VERY PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE RESI-
DENCE AND DEPENDENCIES COVERED WITH
STATES, WITH LARGE GROUNDS UNDER CULTI-
WALTON. AND WELL STOCKED WITH FRUIT
TREES AND PLANTS, SITUATED ON ELMYPs-s
STREET. BETWEEN CRAPS AND GREATMEN
STREETS. AND IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF
THE CITY RAILROAD,
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BY q. DE FERRET,

AUcTIoNEER-Ofice S6 Benvile street.
YNHUKsDAY, Dune 4th. 1s6s, at 10
O'Clock at the Merchants aud Auctionees Exchange
on Royal street between canal Custonhouse
at public auction will be sold
SPLENDID LOT or GROUND In the Second District
OF this city in the bounded by Bourbon
house. DaDphin and benVie Streets measuring
measure 81 feet IL inches and lines Bourbon street,
by about l2I feet 10 inches and lines In depth.
THE BUILDINGS and I'm provements consist Of a mag
nhcent three story Brick Residence safes
having large carriage entrance the SIDE aRd containing
on the ground hoor two large paro in story
two bedrooms and boudo and in the third story bed
rooms and two boudors
The twostory Brick wing contains, in the story
storeroom. pantry. kitchen, stable and
In the second story, hve rooms, hail and side galleries.
privies. etc. ~
1he water introduced also the gas There large
csiern the premises OF the capacity Of 250 gallons 1ns
yard neatly paved with bricks and the corridor with
flags.
Aogehe err property from its stusfion and finish pre
sents rare Inducements for first class residence
RS-TKRNs-Ihe purchaser will the payment Of
twelve thousand dollars due May 9Th 1859 without
and for the basnce Of the price Of adjudication Cash. u
3. Treasury notes
The sale with United internal revenue stamps
attached before Theodore Guyo notary public
expense
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AUCTION SALES.
clihS. 7. NASH'S SALES.

FURNITURE. FURNITURE. URNITURE.
By CHAs. II. NASH,
AucuoNEKR-onice Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner ST. Charles and Perdido streets.
MONDAY, June list. 1865, at IL o'clock
WI A salesrOoms, St. Charles and Perddo
Streets will be sold
Lag and Varied Assortmeni Of Household and Once
rUkNlIUkE, Parlor and Bed Room SETS Sampler Stoves
Marble Top sideboArus. Bureaus Washstsnds.
sSTSEss-ossb in Q. s. Treasury Notes
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MONTGOMERY BROS. g. co.'s SALES.

N'SSs - W. shANst
LARGE AND PERENPToRY SALE OF ELEaAET
Match and Single Horses, Elegans Saddle Horses Fine
Work Mules, Fine Mich Cows. Bugzss. Harness. Wagons
Ste, etc, 1t suction
GU MONTGOMERY BROs. - co.,
n. hoEreonzRr, Auctionssr
once-T Camp stree.
MONDAY, June list. ~ II s'eloek a NJ,
" q r. Liners Stables 0ravier street. vii be SOLE
Elegant Match Hsrses
Elegant Saddle Horsss.
Fine Work Mulsa
Fine Mich Covs
Abo-Tep and Open 8uggies, Harness, Wagons
81 TzKEs-Ossh In U. 8. Treasury Notes.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. a Co,
r. M AosrGoEKKr, Auctoneer
rTUFsDAY, Ju-e I'd. at n O'Clock a,
at their Auctisn Mari. 81 Camp street. will De soIa
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD ~ RNITURE
such a. Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedstssds Bn-
resus, AOirs Weshstands Mahogany and Walnut Tetas
Sofas Spring Seat Chain, Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top sideboards Extension Tables Velvet
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrsv
contents Of several vell-furnished houses
Also
"A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood sss
Chair etc
sB-rERxs-Cssh in U. g. Treasury Notes.
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SWINGING RouNp THE OIRuLE.

81 SWINGING ROUND THE CIRCLE
There are fifty ways of allevatng the agonies Of
dyspepsia for The moment but there La only one way
to CUBE it After swinging round theeircle" tenn
porary pallaHves the patient finds that the disease
50 far from being srbdued, has actually gathered
strength, while he has been parieying with its SYM
toms.
The only way 10 get rid of the demon is to endow
the stomach with sufficient strength to cast Il out
and keep t OFT. Impart permanent energy to the d.
gestiye organs with HosTETTERS STOMACH BIT
TIERS and the objeotIs accomplished. This power
full vegetable remedy is not mere s6mu]ant It
does not brace up the gastric machinery for an hour
OF two, leaving it, when the temporary excitement
has passed Of In worse state than before. Such is
the effect of the ordinary alcoholic nostrums They
keep the stomach in perpetual aee-saw between un-
natural activity and utter relaxation Not 30 the
BTrTERs. Medicated with the finest tonic, altera
tive and ant.bthous extracts, they permanently re-
inforoe and continuously regulate the assimi1adns
organs Such the experience Of tens OF thousands
AT this debhta6ng season Of the year. when the sol
vent principle Of the gastric juice is weakened by
CONSTANT drain of the animal fluids through the pores
HOsTETTERH BtTTERs IS an article Of prime ne
cesssty fortha weak. 70 neglect the use Of toni"
and alternative, 80 wonderfully efaeaeous and entirely
harmless is simply to furege tha blessings Of health
and vigor. and voluntarily accept ieeelenesa and de
comfort In their etsad. -.
August
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THE BENNErTsvILlE JOURNAL.

PUBLISHED IN BENIN EITSvILLE, 8. O., BY
STUBS & LITTLE, Proprietors. VIM. LITTLE,
Editor; A. a. 81 UBBS Publisher.
The extensive circulation of the BennetsVllle
journal in the Pee Zee country, renders 1t supe
rior advertising medium for the merchants and bu-
sness men Of Charleston, who desire 70 extend their
business in ths section of the State. The proprie-
tors haye resolved to advertise at prices to It the
times. he Journal is the only psper published in
this portion of the State.
The editor will devote his time and energy to pro.
mot, tbe interests and maintain the supremacy OF
the white race, and will unfinchtngly perform his
duty in thu defence Of right and justice.
Augusta
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COLUMBIA, 8. G., August 5, 1858

COLUMBIA, s. c., August 5, 1868.
d. II. Chamberlain, Esq:
SrR-I have received yours, Of the 5tn lnst:,
pusportsng to be signed by yon as Aaor7aeg-
General Of South Carolina. do not recog-
ntze you as the. Atorney-G General OF south
Carolina, By any constitutional Law now In g e1-
istence, or bT any military appointment. You
are, therefore, neither de 5ttre nor dc J0cto At
tori1ey-G General Of this State.
Yoti direct that I shall desist from any fur
ther assumption Of the Office of Coroner Of
Richland County; otherwise you will take I'M
mediate steps to restrain me: from further un-
lswfuI assumptions of the functions Of the
office aforesaid. :. ;. 49,;
I do not exercise amy such Office ia any such
County; pordo recognize any such Co,rgtyto
exist. But do exercise the Office OF Coroner
for RlGhland District under constitutional
appointment aud from that Office have never
been removed either bymilttacy appointment
OF asuccessot, ,ior by any consttutional Law or
appointment ThateVer.
| / ahAn, therefore, continue TO exercise the
functions OF thessid Office for Hchfand District
untiIrsrooved hy;dues esprocess: from the oiv1l
COURTS
T bea to refer you to Mr. James D. Tradewell
my attorney, who will be assisted BY Mesers.
Nckhng & Pope; on my behalf: &:
Very respectfully - p
! - - Your obedient servant,
/ SS: .THOS P. WALKER,
(! Coroner Tor :Riohlaad District.
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n3- Phpnix Fire Engine Company
You are hereby summoned to sppear at your Engine
House, ia Fun Uniform, at Three O'Clock This After
noon, to attend the Funerslof your late Brother Fire
mSn, HUGH EVELYN VINCENT.
:. By order Of the Preadent. -
/: ) THOMAS 8. BEE,
August 5.s1. Secretafy pro tem
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THE DALEY NEWS. v

-1ARevsr orRcyLATToN.-THE DAILY
800 py1NG TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
orc.,ar1zKp Az HAVING TIE LARGEST ORR
..nnr.aT1oN m THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
.puBIIsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
.aNe ~ TIE PosTeFF1cE at THE END oF
ZACH WEEK, ACCORDING 10 TIE PRoVis-
Hons OF THE NEW PosToFFTcE Law.
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INvALIDS

Recovering from any severe attack Of sickness. will
find these Bitters peculiarly useful In restoring lost
strength by removing the cause Of debility and in
ereasne the appetite They should ,t.i take teaspoon
The Hepatic Bitters are also recommended to those
suffering with Chils and Eevers, whsn It Gao be
for such complaints, and will assist the action Of
these medicines. supplying the system M with the
effects Of malaria upon the constitution. The doss
In such cases, for grown person. would be table
spoonful three times day, Immediately before
meals
Dyspeptics should never be without bottle OF
HEPATiO BrTTERS, as they bave been uniformly
found 10 restore the stomach to It's lost energies and
thus lead the patient back to the enjoyment Of the
blessing Of perfect health. They should take des
sest spoonful three times day, an hour before each
meal These Bitters are also recommended to phy-
eicians, and can be used by them IN lieu Of other
tonics, such as Iinct oolum6o. TIcs Bark Bark 1inct.
far eIceilns these in it's action upon the system,
being combination OF , many useful tonics and
aromatic carainatives which are rendered aperient
by the addition Of little Turkey Rhu5arb, making
preparation long needed by the profession.
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H3rCONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS. OF TRUE MARRIAGR-Essays for Young
Men on the Errors. Abuses ond Diseases which de.
stroy the Manly Powers and create impedIments to
Marriage With sure means Of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
Nav 20 Smo
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AsSIGNEE.si SALE.
Tvo Valuable Stores in King str

zuo .iValua6le Stores in Ka1y-str1 '..'
Will be sold, at pubic auction, on FRIDAY, the.
~ Hthof kuauatpaxti RI
One undivided half Of all that LOT OR PARCEL
OF LAND, with the buildings thereon, situatefan6
lying on the northeast corner Of King aud George
streeta. Said Lot measures Al feet9 inches 'front.'
more or less, on King street. by H0 feet IN deps.
more or less, aud has two Ane buildings nowuse6
as stores &c. ,-7.. f,-.rr.c {. !. ~. -.
Te,msEone-haIf cash; the balance in one year.
with interest from date of sale and payable serntr
uualIy, and secured lby bond and mortgage Of the
purchaser. Promises to be insured and policy eS-
signed. Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers n
49,, - Z, -. HENRY DEAS, Jr,r ~
: ;-;.-.N n Asaignee Of Phillip Epain
: July "A -..Z..l. t4.t, - -,Iar- :
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CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

; Which not only combats and conquers diseases
that have ertrenched themselves In the system, but
Is the best known safeguard against all unhealthy In.
usncs % Rens .ss WI tho Ssarssana es e
fecta Of close, unwh j u olesome atmosphere,
shold take It regularly as protection against the
low vers and othe- disorders which malaria engen-
ders. Individuals who are
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%A FACT WORTH KNoWNG.-THE
best Investment for an invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss Of appetite, Is q bottle of PANE
sN's Rspstc Bitters as It viii be sure to give relief
For sale BY all Druggists
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aBusINEss. NOTICES.

- n. H.,
II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miusr's Almanac; -:
Hyou wans Printing executed neatly;
lyon want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books 5msds 10 ordsr, with any desired pattern Of
ruling. go to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 50 Broad
street. ..,--s
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''KsEm WHERE ops Loves Aga +zpHf :"
This is the title pt 'sn: e1auisite sans 4udpHo
fus dedicated by the: composer; Mr4. .. &
Sweet, of Nashville; soahe Southern laHieawho
have taken charge Of the graves Of: the Con:
tederate dead. Mrs, Sweet is now IN Charles:
ton, with view ofraisins funds by the sale OF
her song to complete the work in the South:
ern oemeleriea which our ladies have 50 well
begun. ::
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Sp1oY CoRREspoNDENoE.-The Columbia
Phoenix of yesterday, in publishing the follow:
ing correspondence, aays that Coroner Walker
means to s.stick ~"
! OFFICE: ATTORNEY GENERALS, c.,:(
COLUMBIA, 8. c., august 6. 1858.
Thomas P. Walker, Esq
srR-I am informed, on undoubted authori-
ty, that you are assuming to act as Coroner OF
RichlaId County, although your successor has
been elected, and has duly qualified and enter
ed upon the duties OF hia office as Coroner.
hereby notify you fo desist from any tur,
ther assumption OF the duties OF the Office OF
Coroner of Richland County.
In case this notice is disregarded by you,
shall take imme ediate steps to restrain you tropl
further unlawful assumption Of the functions
Of the Office aforesaid
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
- D. b. CHAMBERLAIN
Attorney General s. G.
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su1cpE.-Mr. James Robinson, citizen OF
York District, committed suicide by hanging
himself to tree ON Tuesday, the 18th ultmo.
aCause, temporary insanity.
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BALE OF Sloop. .--Messrs. Milligan & Son.
WIN sell tomorrow, at the foot Of vendue Rapse the
soop Ella hsr tackle apparel &c. The Kls Ii nearly
new and her buyer wiz geta bargain
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pAsxsrs,s HEPAT1c BrrTERs.

Bilioumess, Indigestion, General Debility, and all
the COMPLAINS which proceed from want Of proper
acion In the liver the stomach and the bowels, are
eradicated by course Of this great
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saneral Notices

1S Tho Relatives. Friends and Ac-
quaintances of,Uapt. DASrsl B. AND toSEpH1KK f..
VINCENT are respectfully invited to attend the Funs-
nj Services of their second son, HUGH EVELYN
VINCENT, at St, Philips Church, Ths afternoon, at
Five o'clock. = - = August7
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Preserving PEACHES. Es.-Messrs. Bart & Wirth;
advertise fine preserving peaches ut very low asures
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LABOR AND WAGES. The bricklayers' strike
:: in New York has brought into general notice
1.-The rather remarkable fact that in that great
city Of f,oe0, 600 inhabitants there are only
=about 5000 ibricklsyers and from 600 to 700
,plssterera The supply Of this class Of mechan-
lies is evidently unequal to the demand, and as
long as such continue to. be the case, their
wages are likely to advance, until either build
ing operations are diminished or the number
..of brickIayers increased, 30 that there is no
more work for them to do than they can readi-
Iy accomplish. The New York sun says that
an the efforts Of the master naasons so far have
lbeen unaYaiEne'to procure hands from other
settles to any considerable extent. ~. .a..5.
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Horn AaRnAls, AUGUST 6.-c Charleston 10
.tea-W. R oloutman, John r Ianneau, City;
j. @. Ginett, Augusta; Alfred Aver, Barhwell:
Augustus, Fludd. santee; Col. John B. Moore,
statesburR; D. o. Floyd, Summerville; E. E.
Stone and lady. ". H. Jaotaoa, New York; b.
E. Hazen, o. 8. Army. 7eaah-s e.-;i ---.'''='-|
Pauilion hotel ~. Smith, ST. Stephens; J.
T. Jennings, Midway; J. G. Banbow, Olaren-
don; N. Bultard, Georgia. :. a. Hine, Washing
.son, Geo.: N. F. Brown, Clarendon; P. h. pra-
per, Cordesyille;F F. N. Bonaeau, City.
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Spftial notifrs.

~>>>-.>>~>@-.S~Se~~-
Sasr. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON THE
semi-annual Examination ofthe Students Of the Col
lege Of ehafieson win begin at Nine A. NJ on Friday
To-Morrow) 7th inst, and be continued the follow.
Ing week -
The Hon. President and Members Of the Board Of
Trustees, the Hon. Mayor and City Council, the Pa
rents and Guardians Of the students the Rev. Cler
gy and the Public generally are respectfully invited
10 attend. JOHN MoCRADY,
August6 2 Acting Secretary of Faculty.
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N E W MAN,

Through the fundamentally Of the most powerful
and popular of all vegetable tnvigorsnss and cor.
receives,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
non1o IN. = gaIEQ TYIs DAY.

AUGpI0N SALES THIS DAY.
CAmpsE1I, Knox & Go. viii sell, at 10 oeiook' sat
;at their auction house, No. % Hasei-s1fee''
furniture, bedding, &C., ,o .,.,.,,, a. bie
MILES DsAEE VIII nnd ssl 1iberty as strests, shoes,
.s clothing, &c.
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THr DAILY NEWS Pslcs CURRENT AND Com
,<upm.r, CIRCULAR viii be ready for delivery at
.onr counting room at nine o'clock this morn