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FOR PALATIxA, FLORIDA,

FOK PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDNA, JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS
RIVER. -. &
-r~A ON AND AFTER TIE 2lsg NAY, NAY;
POINT Will leave Charleston eyer7 Ihirsday and
Monday Evenings at o'clock, for the above Ilaces,
and Savannah every Friday and Tuesday Afternoons,
= Steamer CITY POINT, Capt. 8. ADH1ss. sails
i Steamer . DICTATOR, Capt O. WILEY. sails Hon.
day Evening. ,x, 49,
The Steamer CITY POINT, will leave Savannah
every Tuesday AoTnino, at O'Clock.
The Steamer DICTATOR every Friday Morning,
at O'Clock.
N. B.-An Freight payable on the wharf
ALI goods not removed by sunset, will be storeo
at expense and risk of owner.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or ct ohce
of ]. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents.
Kay18 South Atlantic Wharf,
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ss-NOTICE.-THE ALERT BASE BALL
CLUB, of Charleston, 8. c., Is prepared to receive
challenges from regularly organized Clubs in the
State of South Carolina, to play for the Champion
|ship of the State.
All games to be played according to the rules OF
the National Association.
Communications addressed to the undersigned
will receive attention.
cHAS A. WINNER
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aTWORKINGMENS CANDIDATE
Major E. WILLIS will receive the support of the
wurkingmen and taxpayers of the city for the
MAJORITY, and we are authorized to state, will serve
II elected. MANY WoRKINGMEN,
April 23 limo From all WARDS.
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aS-CONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.-Essays for Young
Men ON the Errors, Abuses and 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.
Mny 20 omo
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THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA,
ny CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM.
PACKET LINE, VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON
BEAD AND BLUEFTON. ~-,,
-r-, THE STEAMER sPILOT Boy"
Esp{SsSsSs@S {SsSssaSSs@S Captain W. T. MoNELTY, Win leave
t6arleston ey cry Monday Night, at II o'clock, and
Savannah every Tharsday Morning, att O'Clock.
All Way Freight, also Bfuffton Wharfage must be
PREPAID. ~ s' =
For Freight or Passage, applyto
JOHN FERGUSON, Accommo odation Wharf.
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% CHAMPAGNES AND CLARETS.-
We CLIQUoT PoNsARDN
"Green Seal" Moot and Chandon
Jules Mumms Private Stock"
Jules Mumm's "Verzensy"
Jules Mumm's "Cabinet"
Piper Heidsieck
Dry snery and verzenay
Chamberin Uits
"Urbana" Wine Company.
CLARET WINES.
GoDARD's coVTRY
Johnston's Medoc
Brandenburg Medoc
E. B. g. & Co. Bouillac
Johnston's St Loubes
Chateaux Margeaux
Chateau1 Yquem
Sparkling Catawba, &c.
WIZ. s. CoRwN l. CO.,
May II u No. 275 Kingstreet.
aE NOTICE.-ON A FINAL ADJUSTMENT
of the affairs of the late copartnership Of CRAIG,
TUoMEY CO., it was agreed that all the outstand-
ing debts due the Concern should be paid to the
subscrber who Is alone authorized to receipt for the
same.
AL persons indebted to said Concern, by note or
otherwise, will make psymentto
90 JOHN TUoMEY,
SO East Bay,
April Corner Adger's South Wharf.
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- sFrf ~ t-ifs s-t ~ y
s.sIaa-ARYAIB6 1Tp pH1cAGo.
WAsH1sasross, &, Nay 1s.-The investigation moi
) the impeachmentm managers has developed mo-
thing yet The sens.e indelnisaly postponed
fhs ccusids dsrasiono the admission Of Arkansas.
Jno. Naylm, ee Prince William county, Vir-
ginia, sues stantm fora 900 dollars damages
for trespsss committed on his farm. u
IA Chicago ypeeisl to the Tribune ssya that
General logan was stoned at York, Pennsyiya-
mia. One ofatones misaing Logan, struck Gov
ernor Hahn OF louisiana, in the breast
:!si u THE sEsArE there was no session, sndin
zhe House there was no quorum. ,S
managers examined Cnas.
W. Wooltey regarding his draft for twenty
thouaand doIlars.y he ayowed it had nothing
to do with impeachment, but withheld further
information as It was IN relation to his private
,,;business / The managers have summoned
SgagerslneHspaper,men a..i - atES
q Fhere was fnll meeting of the Cabinet to-
hsaass. ~, ,c55 --'asf, :.
FChicsgo dispstcses indicate that the Vice
President;al contest ia between Hanlip, Col
far and Wade. with intHcations ,fayorilg Col-i
FIX. Thamost credible speculations indicate
the exclusion Or the Southern delegates. i
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BY TELEGRAPH.
our European Dispatches.
[rER ATLANTIC rELEeRApAl

LONDON, May 1s.-The Ministry baye been
defeated on the Scotch Reform bill. Disraeh
said the Ministry must consider their position.
LONDON, May 16sAAdsices from Rio Janeiro
TO April "a have BEEN received by the Brazilian
mail steamer at Lisbon. Some changes, have
taken place in the Brazilian Cabinet. Senior
Albuquerque, had retired from the Department
OF Foreign Affairs, and was succeeded by
Senor5 5Ionza, member Of the Chambsr OF
Deputies. Senior Aldine had been appointed
secretary OF the Braziiap legation at Washing
ton. The latest advices from Paraguay are
that the Fortress Of Humaita had been shelled
.,bTthe allied batteries, and that an assault ia
menaced- by the Marquis de Caxiss with bus
army. Two Paraguayan gunboats had been
lsninhf bsy the Brazilian batteries above :Ru-
malta. ,satl .s..s. 80 5ss,s 3 - -
s.ahM, May as.-Thee Zollverein Diet, in
session here, has passed; an act levyiug To-
bacco tax, which includes an excess Of SIX
thslers per acre on tho land under cultivation,
and o duty Of six thalers per hundred weight
on, tha production. lS ysss.., .s.15tliSiss 2
PARIs, May 19.-sL Le Temps says that Presl-
dent johnson was only saved by legal forms.
Le Journal desD Debats says the vote Is such as
. renders johnson harmless hereaftera La Lib
erte SAYS that the verdict shows that liberty lis
the best guarantee Of justice. The Constitu-
tionnei isays tlist vote is fatal to the Radi-
cal calpaStssIEpoque ssys-a great party could
not mos clrsnssty have Loot its prestige. La.
Presse apnaauds Republican institutions, which !.
AZ, 9. -. eetrf %cr{vs M Hmm nj
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sTMESsRs. EDITORS: WE BEG LEAVE
to suggest the name Of Mr.. E. D. ENsTON as suit
able candidate for the Mayoraly at the ensuing cleo
Hon being impressed with the importance Of select
ing one who represents every class In this oommu-
nifty We are satisfied he win receive the support of
the citizens and TAX PAYERS.
Aori1 ~
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Spffial M0tiffs.

ag MESSRs. EDITORS: PLEASE AN
NOUNOE L. BUNCH as candidate for Sheriff OF
Charleston County at the coming election, and oblige
the lovers Of justice to all. =, .-s-s May 10
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agJUsTICE TO ALL.lTHE PEOPLES
Candidate for Sheriff of Charleston County, Captain
C. B. SIGWALD tuth26tdes May u
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aftu Qualifications.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS. Sc.

DUssELL'S BOOK STORE.
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course, exCOiS III tu6 uSuosb OeSIoo LILO oiihoy
five senators who voted to convict the Presi-
dent, and denounces in an unmeasured man
ner those who declared the President not
guilty. It has an article on the adjourn
ment Of the court until the 26th instant, in
which it seems to undertake to indicate the
purpose Of the adjournment, and foreshadows
the future policy Of its party on the subject,
but whether its intimations are Of any value
remains to be seen
In adiourning the High Court Of Impeach-
ment over until the 26th instant, the senators
have acted wisely. The attempt Of the Chief
Justice to rule the motion out Of order, being
only another move in his little game Of politi-
cal thimble-rigging, was promptly overruled
Republicans are beginning to see through the
willy Chief Justice, and his days Of juggling
are about over.
It was erninently wise and proper, we say, to
adjourn until the 26th, leaving the articles OF
impeachment undetermined and yet to be vo-
ted upou This will prevent the White House
criminal (already carrying the damning infa-
my of thirty-fv votes for his conviction) from
setting aside the reconstruction governments
of the Southern States, and will compel the re-
cusant Republicans either to vote for or against
the admission Of Arkansas, Louisiana, FLORIDA,
South Carolina, Georgia and North Carolina,
in accordance with the terms prescribed by
themselves. When these States are admitted,
there will be added to the body Of the Senate
and to the High Court Of impeachment ten or
twelve new Radical senators. With such an
accession Of strength, there will be no difficult
ty in conyicting and deposing Andrew john
san.'
The House of Representatives should pre-
pare forthwith new article of impeachment,
and arraign the presidential culprit at once;
and the Senate, as constituted after the admls-
sion Of the Southern States, should take short,
sharp and decisive action upon it.
It is said that damaging disclosures have
been made regarding the motive power OF cerc
tain senator's. The spare time of the House OF
Representatives might well De occupied IN In
Yestigating these, and bringing the quld pro
quo to light. There is almost as much mys-
terry about the vote on Johnson's conviction as
about the assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln, especial
" when We reflect that the men voted to
acquit Johnson who hsve hitherto strongly
expressed their belief that he knew more Of
the assassination conspiracy than had come TO
the worlds knowledge.
Nobody doubts that the movements Of the
senators who voted to acquit we're known to
each other to the Chief Justice and to the
President, and that many meetings and con-
ferences have been held, and written opinions
submitted to the culprit.
THE RADICAL PROGRAMME AND TIE RESULT OF
THE VOTE ON THE ELEVENTH ART1cLE-THE
CHICAGO CONVENTION.
A Washington letter says:
Left to their own motion it is possible that
all the articles OF impeachment would nave
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CHAS. A. WINNER,
NAV fmwf4 Secretary Alert b. B. C.
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gT WHEATON'S OINTMENT WILL CURE
the Itch.
WHEATON's OINTMENT will cure Salt Rbeum.
wHEATONS OINTMENT cures Old Sores
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures all Diseases
the Skin.
Price so cents; by mail 60 cents. All druggists
sell it. WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Prorrietors.
September 16 S8mwfiy
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wM. R. C1ourMAN, Deputy Collector.
May wfml2
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Ra- ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY PRIZES
CASHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DoUBLOOSS and al
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TAYLOR & CO., Bankers
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In all cases Of Skin Diseases Pimples, slotches,
Worms or Insects, Black spota in the Flesh. Sores,
Eruptons, &C., few doses will remove and restore
the akin to clear and beautiful appearance.
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ARRIVALS


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r of VI, Osborne, Patterson of H. Pomey nv, Ramsey
Kes Sherman Stewart, Upton, Welsh Wiley Williams and
Mr.. FEssDNDEN suggested to strike ont the words
Tor the redemption, payment or Purchase of
amended, and insert the words I'm exchange for -
MI. Fessenden supported his Amendment.
ma In response to doubt
bonds considering the lowrate OF interest that many
persons at home ana IN Europe have already made a
twentes.
Mr.. FERRY explained his amendment as prompted
by fear that the bill might be construed to author
lie compulsory payment in greenbacks.
Mr.. CAMERON offs red an additional section forbid
ding, after the passage of this act the payment OF
any person for the sale or negotiation OF any bond
or securities Of the United States.
Mr.. SHERMAN stated that a similar provision had
oeen inserted IN an appropriation bill passed recently
by both houses.
The clerk was requested to read it; but appeared
that il had been sent 10 the House and was In the
hands OF engrOssing clerks.
Messrs. HOWARD and CoNKLINa urged that, even
II II should prove supernuity, the amendment
would do no HARM
IL was then agreed to.
question by Mr. PATTERSON, rep.) of n. H., in
regard TO the effect OF the third section to when
bate, Messrs. Fessenden and oonkling strenuousiy
opposing the provision and Messrs. Sherman and
sumner as tenaciOusy defending it.
Mr.. CoNKLING moved to strike out the third Sec
ton.
Mr.. MORRILL,, (rep.) of VT. gave notice that
ne would move to strike out OF the section the por
uou giving rise 10 tne principal objections, leaving
SIMPLY the provision allowing the conversion OF law
full money into bonds, and to add the words, ''and
the lawful money so received shall be cancelled and
not again reissued." He supported the motion
briefly.
Messrs. CHANDLER and CoRBETT favored the mo-.
ton TO strike it out.
Mr.. CATTELL defended the section. He preferred
having 1t stricken out however, rather than amended
as proposed
MI. Morrlll's amendment was put and rejected.
Ihe motion OF Mr.. Conkling to strike out was
agreed to, 10 to 10, as follows:-
Messrs Cameron, Chandler, Conkling, oorbett
Howe Mcdonald Merrill Of Me-, Moryio w. Patterson of
Messrs Cattel, Cole, Henderson, Morgan
Nye Osborne Ramsey, Ross Sherman, Stewart, Sumner
The bill then passed, and at twenty minutes before
eleven O'Clock the Senate adjourned.
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CLEARED.

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Brig Emma Ives (Br, Lorwsy, Gibraltar Moss 4 Ward.
Brig Excelsior (Br), Cooper, Bermuda
Schr Ottawa tBr) Garter, Hilsboro-P Nevns Sons.
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THE FoRTIETH CONGRESS.
SENATE.
second session.

WASHINGTON. July IA, lses
The credentials OF Mr.. PINENEY WHITE appointed
10 succeed Senator Johnson as Senator from Mary.
hand were presented by Mr.. vicsers and he was
sworn IN and took his sea, by hls colleague on the
right.
Further petitions presented for an increase OF
pay TO army Officers.
VACANCIES IN THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS.
' Nj TRrsErLt Ter.l Of H.. called mp the on 70
svLGrae DE Temporary sJpTy Of VACANCIES I'D
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Tipping NE VS..
Almanac for New York--.This Day.
Sun rises. ...... Al Moon rises. morn l2 SO
Sun sets. .......7 80 High water. ...eve 4 10


DE- The Office OF the Herald yachts 10 at Whitehall
slip All communications from consgnees the
masters of inward bound vessels will be free Of
charge
RS- One of the Herald steam yachs-the JANIS or the
JEANNETTE-wi leave whitehall every morning at ha
tour o'clock for the Lower Bay.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DpFFRREN
N StaiesDesertion, nopsupport, &c, sufficient
no publicity charge until divorce obtained advice free
n. HowES, Attorney, rs Nassau street
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIPFRREF
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II MuNNEL, Counselor, 26l broadway, room No. Q.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY col
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MlLLYRERY q BONNET RLEAcHERY
Mrs W Bosman..Ath st--bet Main Biondeau.
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FHOA CINCINNATI.
f,ryrrysATI. March. IA

EINcIShAFi, MaTcu, -.
The Magnolia was built at this city 10 Octo
Der, 1859, and was owned by David Gibson.
]. II. Pra;her. her commander; f. Shaw,
ti5st clerk, and Mr. B. Gardner, who were on
Load q. the time Of the disaster. When she
left Ibis city ape Ea,l oyer hundred cabin
passengers, large nunbeF beng ladies', and
ell the freight she touid carry.
The scene at the time Of the explosion was
terrible Some were blown high into the
air. others we're thrpe into the river, where
they struggled TO keep from drowning, and
many lay seatisral here and there on the
wreck, horribly mangied, seaiaei aaa bsrn-
ing to deniu.
After she had toated about mile and-a-
half down the river large lot Of loose hay
caught Ere, which reached the magazine,
blowing up three kegs of powder sna lausiag
a second explosion to take place.
Tue boat Immediately caught FIRE, and sank
in three minutes after the explosion. Sever
al, after being taken into the skifs, being 50
badly burned sni scalded, could not endure
their pains, and jumped into tie river and
were drowned.
The first engineer states that be tried the
bci!era few minutes before the explosion
took place, and fognd them fall of water.
He walked around to the iiremen, and was
standing talking 10 them, when be was car.
ried off his feet.
1t is now ascertained that taliy 140 persona
were on the Magnolia, so Of whom were lost.
4 fnll list Of the names Of those lost cannot
be learned. Ga the books and papers of the
boat we're destroyed.