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HOTEL ARR1vALs-June "a, 1868 Charleston
Hotel.-M. d. McComb, Milledgeville; 6. b.
Prince, Augusta; C. B. Smith, South Carolina;
A. Getty, New York; H. H. Pierce, Virginia;
Captain Hart, Boston; E. J. Beard, st. Louis;
E. R. Morris, South Carolina; J. h. Dockory'
c. W. Wooley, North Carolina; ]. J. Vanthorn,
City; J. T. Henlam, Augusta.
Papason HoteL-James E. Baird, Geo: Roid,
Baltimore; Il. G. Lohse, J. E. Collins, George
town; Captain Morgan, brig Times; George
Slider and lady, Mrs. J. Gabers, Augusta; s. O..
Peixotti, Columbia; W. 8. Carton, Kingsville;
s. R. Corneilson, Savannah; 8. A. Bigger, Man
ming, S. G.; J. P. Ladd and lady, Summerville:
b. F. Dougherty, Brooklyn; Thomas J. Harley,
Ridgeyille.
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AnorHEn M1ss1oNAnY OK H1s TRAyELs.-we

ANOTHER MISSIONARY ON BIS TRAyELs.-We
find the following in the New York Times:
General Alfred s. Hsrtwell, formerly Colonel
of the Fifty fifth Massachusetts Volunteers
alton OF Professor Washburn, Of Harvard Uni
versity Law School, to the position of Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian
lSandwich) Islands. The General has accepted
the invitation, and will proceed shortly to as
sumo the duties.
Our people in South Carolina especially
those in Summeryille and Orangeburg- cher
ish pleasant memories OF Hartwell, the warrior
and carpet-bagger, and many CT them will be
no little surprised to hear that he has now
turned up as Sandwich Island jurist.
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UNITED STATES CouRr-WEDNEsDAY, JUNE
M.-HoN. GEo. s. BRYAN, PREsIpMa.-James
A.. Cantwell was appointed assignee. for John
P. Buzhardt, bankrupt. by Henry Summer,
and the same confirmed by the Judge.
Petitions for final discharge were presented
from Lewis Mann and 4. L. DAVID, bankrupts.
The report Of Henry Summer was read and the
ordergrrnted.
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-
PoIIr1oAL GossR.-u is understood that
General Scott, tas. tho Governor elect OF the
State, will issue his proclamation convening
the Legislature, as aoon as tbs announced
that the Omnibus bill has been passed over the
veto Of the President. The time fixed tor the
meeting win probably be the 18th Of July. Not
much is expected Of the body, however, for the
first ten days. They will meet, organize, in
augurate soficers, the outgoing Governor viii
deliver his valedictary and message, the In
coming Governor will make his official bow, ,and
the body will ratify the fourteenth amendment
to the Constitution. e4..s,a ..
Thos, who have seen tsay that the message
of General Scott is temperate and conserya-
tive document.
; he has appointed as his private secretary Mr.
T. ]. Mackey, the 'ss,YIdette" of the Washington
Chronicle.
We learn that active efforts arc being made
in Washington to; prevent the "Hon." @. @.
Bowen, the congressman elect, from taking his
seat: Incorporation to him is said to be Of
purely personal character, based upon evidence
that hos been furnished by those who have
known him for many years. The facts therein
alleged are of very damaging character, and
should they be substantiated, his seat will un-
doubtedly be declared vacant.
The conflict thickens between the contest
ants for the senatorship. The Legislature will
elect, and all that diplomacy and party ma
chinery can do in behalf Of The respective can
didates is being done with vim to.make prose
lytes. Several strong teams are being matched
against each other, and something is bound to
give ifthe traces don't break. The leading as
pirants are DR.. A. G. Mackey, tho Collector ol
the Port, MIR. F. A. Sawyer, tho Assessor Of the
Internal Revenue of this District, and Rev. B.
F.. whittemore, who, not being satisfied as
member of Congress elect, ia doing his hand
soonest to take the inside track in the senate
rial race.
MIR. J. M. Rutland, OF Fairfield, member Of
the convention, is candidate for the short
term, and will probably be chosen, although
tho convention pledged itself to support MIR.
T. J. Robertson, Of Columbia.
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BASE BAIL.-A. match game viii be played
this afternoon at three o'clock, on the Citadel
Green, between the second nine Of the "Aierts"
and the first nine Of the Eclipse" The
Eclipse Club WIN play against the Carolina
Club ON Saturday next. 1s.s.'s
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Two LANpLUBBERs Try YAoHTING-WHAT
HArpENED.-Tuesday afternoon brace OF en-
terprising Individuals who had been fascinated
doubtless by the glories Of = sail in our har-
Dor as escribed in the mornings NEWS, went
forth to test the matter for themselves. One
OF them was Hayne-street merchant, the
other o po,r devil Of q newspaper man who
wanted fresh air., The tide was going up and
the wind was going down. An old salt stand
ing by before the start, said il wasn't no time
to sail no how" but the experimentahsts
thought they knew better, and launched them
selves on the waters CT the great Deep In
about fifteen minutes they we're drifting beau
titully towards the Wando-ssils tapping, rud-
der useless, oars out Of the question and
nothing to drink. Grand result sailed half q
mile, drifted five, and arrived home after mid
night with two pair Of blstered hands, two
sweet tempers badly soured, two appetites on
edge and no supper. The Hayne- street mer-
chant says he is cured OF yachting, and any
body who wants 10 buy boat can probably do
SO in his present frame Of mind for half-price.
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Nor1oEs IN BANKRuprcY. Meetings OF the
creditors Of the aforementioned banhupts, to
prove debts andschoose assignees, will be held
at the Office Of the Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. 72 Broad-street, on the days and at
the hours named: -
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SOUTH CARoL1N1ANs Investing In VIRGINIA
LAsDs.-The Richmond Examiner announces
the following sales of real estate: "Gordons-
dale, the farm Of DR.. Robert E. Peyton, ear
the Plains, Fauqn,ea county. has, been sold 10
General Benjamin Rdger, OF South Carolina,
for s16,5t Also. Ike farm OF NJ. j: Follin,
near New Baltimore, containing one hundred
and thirty-ive acres, to DR.. b. Frost, OF
Charleston, for $4,000. -,aa..,ig',...
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DELAY NO LONGER in procuring an improved
kerosene stove If you would save expense and do all
your cooking without heating the house in summer
No servant required. AL the ladies' are using them.
They can be had at j. B. Duyal l. Son, No. Ss7 King
street. lhuW
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An INJURED ACTRESS R1eHTED.-The suit OF
Miss Laura Waldron Zone of the well remem-
bered "Queen Elsters"), against Miss Caroline
Richings, for services rendered, has resulted
in verdict Of s1O6, the full amount claimed,
for the plaintiff. - n
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THOSE WHO WERE disappointed yesterday in
obtaining copies of The NEWS containing
Hamptop's oration, and the incendiary article
from Gains paper, can be supplied this morn
ing on application at our counting-room.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

II. III.
you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 70 to Hiram Harris Agent, No. SO Broad
street.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Dehon vs. TTdpndnn.

Dehon vs. 7Tapmann.
Will bo sold, under the direction Of the undersigned
at the Old Customhouse, THIS DAY, the 25th Of
June. 1858, at II A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, with three-story Dwell
ing House and other Buildings thereon, situate ON
the north side Of South Baystreet in this city, meas
uring In front on said street fifty feet more or less
and In depth from north to south one hundred and
sixty feet more or less; bounding to the north on
lands now or formerly of Mrs Ashe, to the east on
lands formerly Of Winborn Lawton, now Of Jane
Macbeth, to the south South Bay-street, and to
the west ON lands form, Of William Peronneau,
now of Mrs. Middleton Smiln. ...- ~
Terms-0ne. third cash; balance in one aud two
years. secured by bond Of the purchaser, with inter-
est from day of sale payable annually and mortgage
of the premises. Purchaser to pay taxes and for
papers and stamps. JAMES TUPPER, -,
June 25 Master In Equity.
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fTHE CHARLESTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
recommend to the citizens the advantage Of
having openings of some kind in the doors and
shutters Of their stores, enabling the police, OF
passers-by, to immediately discover any signs
Of fire, and prevent, in great measure, incen-
d;or;oro
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0UACKENBos' GRAMMARs:

An English Grammar. 81; First Book in Grammar.
80 cents.
Clear, well condensed. and consistent throughout;
brief in its rules and definitions; happy in is illus
trations practical in Its application OF principles in
ductive and philosophical in Its arrangement; org
ADAPTED to tho schoolroom interesting to the pupil;
laborsaying to the teacher; full and ingenious in Its
explanations OF perplc1ing constructions; makes the
learning of Grammar easy; makes the teaching OF
Grammar A PoarTIrE PLEASURE. Such ts the Verdlct
nronounced On Quackenbos' Grammar by our best
educators. Hosts Of recommendations published In
our Circular.
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EXCELSIOR SARATOGA WATER, fresh as taken
from the springs can be obtained OF Messrs' RAoui
l. Lynah's establishment. corner OF King and Mar
get streets. The water Of this spring Is widely
known, and world-renowned f its medicinal quail
ties, and those persons who wish TO obtain the pure
article can be supplied at Messrs- Raoul Lynah's
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EARLY Fau1T.-Messre. Bart & Wirth an
nounce in another column that they are in re-
ceipt Of oonaignments every day from Aiken OF
peaches and apples. Those of our readers who
enjoy these things will thank us for calling
attention to the matter.
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RADWAY's READY RELIEF.

This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de.
lrhiful desderatum In all caees Of external and IN
ternal pain In IN instant 1t afforded relief the
moment 1t was spplied to the parts OF the body
where inflammation or pain eIisted-it at once re-
inn pangs and throbs of pain, and impaired the de-
NGhtful sensation of case and comfort.
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Anftioa Sales.
EstateSale-By order Of The; Executors.
BY j. SIX. BENNETT.

THIS DAY. the 25th inst at IL O'Clock, near the
Exchange, corner of East Bay and Broad streets,
viii offer at public outcry,
All that LOT OF LAND at the western end Of Cal
houn-street, adjoining that on which Governor Ms
grath's residence stands, measuring fifty 60 feet on
CaIhoun-street, the eamo on back line. by one hun
dred and eghtyone ISL feet 2tnches) feet two inch
es on the east and west Lines. This lot, which is
high and dry, Is beautifully located for residence,
commanding fine view Of Ashley River Several
large oak trees are on 1t.
All that LOT OF LAND, adjoining the above to the
west of similar shape and dimensions as the above.
The southwestern portion of this lot forms part Of
Bennetts Mil Pond. The remainder ia high and
dry.
Plat can be seen at my Office, and will be e1hib
tied on dsv Of sale.
Conditions-One.third cash; balauce payable In
one and two years. with interest sentannualy, se-
chasers to pay for necessary papers and stamps.
June 25 wfmwth5
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.
c., .,a na-n.U

Sires Us. DorriU.
Will be sold under the direction Of the undersigned,
THIS DAY, the 25th of June, 1858, OF the Old
Customhouse, at II o'clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on situate on the north eide Of Bee-street in the
City Of Charleston, measuring and containing In
front Beestreet go feet and 210 feet deep, moro or
less.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bond aud mortgage. The build
ings to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser
to pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES TUPPER,
Juno 25 Master In Equity.
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UNITED STATES nIARsHAL's SALE.
-e SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
United Statee cs. Seventeen barrels Distilled
Spirits, Empty Barrels, &c.
/. ~ . STENH0USE & CO.,
~ . :Auctioneers.
BY Vendilioni Ezponas TO me directed from the Hon
orabIe George q. Bryan Judge of the District Court
Of South ca olins for the District aforesaid In the
above case viii expose for sale at PUBLIC Auction,
in the Yard Of the United States Courthouse. NO.
1l6 Broad street. In the City Of Charleston. on MON
DAY, the Goth of June, 1858, at II o'clock A. NJ,
10 barrels OF WHISKEY, proof AK degrees
barrels ofpure Spirits, proof go degrees
eighth casks Brandy + = -
! keg Alcohol
50 Empty Barrels, wood and iron bound
Sundry Hogrheads and Barrels, containing Char
s;..o coal aud Gravel
! bag of Salt
barrel Of Bottle Corks
Gross Empty Quart Bottles, grofs Empty Pint
Bottles
SO small Packing Boxes, lot Imply Boxes and Bar
rels
Copper Bung Pump, domi,ohn Spirits Turpen-
tine
Boiler, piece India Rubber Hose, lot Tools
i Box containing sundry Chemicals and Essential
Oils for recufying
keg Coloring Matter 1 small Table, lot Of STEM
Gil Tools and Plates. -,
Terms cash. j. P. III. fPPiNG.
United States Marshal South Carolina District;
June 23 tuthm3
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GENERAL HAMPTON AT LEXINGTON. VA.-At
the annual dinner of the Alumni OF Washing
ton College, Virginia, on Thursday last, the
fourth regular toast was:
"The fallen heroes of the wari Noble men
The story Of their martyrdom adds fresh lqstre
to q motto too often sneered at, 'Dwce ct deco
rum est pro patri1 morl
'General Echols said he would call on to re-
,sond In that toast the man whom our fallen
heroes would call on if they could speak-Gen-
eral Wade Hampton.
General Hampton said that he was proud to
think that our fallen braves would be willing
to accept votve offerings from hi 5a.a Abiding bs
0sI tbat onr au eriS should be tempered as we re-
member mem @ that they fell when they thought they
not sas fan bss II vaa asz @ m sns
oE trts Bnt he did not believe they had fallen
IN nv yain-the cause for which Jackson and
Stuart fell cannot be in vain, but IN some m 1orm na
Sonld vet triumph. Be proposed the Lost
Camse for which our heroes fell. This was
drunk silently and solemnly by all.
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The CONCERT To-NreHr.-The Concert IN
aid of the Widows Home will take place at tue
Hibernian Hall tonight, and We again bespeah
for it the warmest support and encouragement
of the public Musically, it will be as fine oon-
cert as Charleston has seen for piany day'
and such a humping house as was lately given
to a young lady singer, because she was Caro-
linian, will surely bo extended to those VINO re-
nresent on this occasion the virtues, heroism
and suffering of the women of our State.
The following gentlemen have consented to
acI az a committee Of arrangement for the
Concert: q. I. Greer, chairman; W. M.
Muckenfuss, F. E. Taylor, E. Q. Edgereon' ~
B. Gilliland, j. II. Schirmer, u. +. honertson.
Tho Coucert will begin at haf-past, eight.
The doors will open at eight. Admission one
dollar.
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD sENsA-
TIONI
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In 1s47 the great grand principle of stopping the
most e1crucatiug pain In an Instant. without eu,-
ploying such dangerous agents. as ohloroform,
Opium, Morphine, Aconhne, Ether, &c., was first
made known in
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TEE LATE Fires Chief Engineer Nathans
was yesterday engaged in Investigating the
cause Of tho recent fire opposite the Charles
ton Hotel Much evidence was taken, but no
thing was elioited to show how the fire was
kindIed. MIR. Nathans feels confident, however,
from the general DRIFT Of the information he
has, that the confagration was the work OF an
incendiary, there having beon no fire on the
premises for several days, and spontaneous
combustion being improbable from the total
absence Of any material likely 10 produce it.
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! CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound. at Wilson's grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets Goods delivered free.
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srAR11Na RuMoR.-A report obtained last
evening that there has been q great disturb
ance among the ooloreds people at Florence,
in this State, during which they turned. out in
large numbers-some say six hundred-and
threatened to stop. the railroad train. We
know nothing Of the cause, and give the ru-
Nor for what it is worth. Probably there has
been small row, which the newsmongers,
with their usual magnifyipg power, have en-
larged to the above extraordinary dimensions.
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Valuable Lot of lad on East Bay, at Aue
hon. .,..-,-,
BY HOLMES & MACBETH,
Auction eeT8.

By virtue Of an order OF sale to me directed by the
Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge Of the United States
District Court for the District Of South Carolina,
viii sell at Public Auction. at the Old Postofhce,
foot of Brosd-street, on WEDNESDAY, July sth,,
1857, ..A''-
All that LOT OF LAND, on the west side Of East
Bay. street. near Marketstreet measuring 80 feet
inches 'front.' by ,a5 feet inches in depth, more or
less. Bounded south by land formerly property Of
late Dr.. J. W. Schmidt east by East Bay-srees and
north and west by lnnds formerly belonging TO Miss
e. Pinckney and Mrs. E. L.. lizard.
Terms-One.third cash; balance in two equal sue
cessive annual insalmenta, with interest from Of
sale, payable semi nally secured by bond Of pur
chaser and mortgage on the premisea Purchaser
10 pay for papers and stamps @9' -,
LOUIS NOLAN, e
Assignee Of Farnum & Dotterer.
q, June oB tbs4 WI -
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BY MILLTGAN & son.
TOMORROW, 2sth instant, we will sell, at 10
O'Clock at the storo corner of Calhoun and middie
The STOCK OF GROCERIES AND FIXTURES Of
said store with tho good will and unexpired terof
four years and three months lease.
? Conditions cash. june 10
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Tine f0IIOWILB 10 IH0 PkO6fSs111th1o'
PART I.
I overture. Orchestra.
Prologue, (written expressly for the occasion
by Mrs. G. r. Ball) spoken by young lady.
Q. Tenor and Soprano Duo-Qual mau
DUAL Terra a...............-... .Mesendare.
8. Flute and Piano. o............... .Huguenots.
4. Soprano Solo Faust.
s. Piano Solo, o.............. Somnambula.
6. Basso Solo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Parisina.
PART II.
1. Waltzes, s'The Midnight Spirits, Orchestra.
Q. Soprano Solo,. ....... Der Freischutz.
s. Duo, Violin and Piano, La File du Regiment.
4. Tenor Solo-Louisa Miller. Verdi.
5, Duo PIANO.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .SemramQe.
6. Duo Soprano and Basso, Lucia de Lammer-
moor,
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TIE DILL MURDER-MoRE ARsEsTs.-By q
private letter from Camden, dated tho 22d, we
learn that the military authorities are still en-
gagged in investigating the Dilrmurder. seve-
raj additional arrests have been made and the
Rarties confined nthe Jail, preparatory to their
removal to Castle Pinckney. { Among those
last arrested ara Messrs. Hucabec, Kelley, Ray
burn, Matto1, Dr. VIM. Nelson, John Mickle,
and James Pickett. -Four or FIVE negroes have
also been arrested for supposed completely iu
the murder. These occurrences keep tho Cam
den community at fever heat, as no one knows
what a day may bring forth. Altogether there
have been arrested eighteen or nineteen
whites, besides the blacks above alluded Ito. A
good deal Of amusement has been excited In
the locality by the reports published in one or
two Charleston papers Of ''bloody and fearful
outrages, !" which never occurred. :
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cWame.

To-aayl 9AM. Mitchell Francis NJ. iAbbevil1e.
To-day 10 Am. lFirhardson, VIM. H.. Barnwen.
To-day IL Am. Hodge. Benz. Joseph. clarendon.
To-daylL2 n. Ezekiel, Emanuel and
Kohen, Theodore. -. lOrangeburG.
To-day Pm. Evans Cogswell.. >. :. Charleston.
To-day 2P.M. Wharton & Petsch.. .. Charleston.
June az 9A.M Neason, John J....... Sumter
June ri 10 AIN. Moses, Horace H.....ISumtcr.
June 81 III Am. Graham, james d.. Sumter.
June al l12 NJ Moses, Myer 3. ...... 81 inter.
June 27I Pm IMcCants Thomas j.. sumter.
June 27l 2P.M lDrayton, Charles E. r. Sumter.
June 27 8 PM Moses. z. P........... Sumter.
June Sol DAM. Hodge, John J........ clarendon.
June sol 10 Am. Norris William J..... Clarendon.
June sol II Am Tucker. Isaac S....... charleston.
June 3O12 NJ. Gore, Thomas W.. Horny.
June sol Pm. jennings james NJ. :. Sumter.
June sol p NJ Murdough, Josiah p. Collcton.
June 30 8 PM Oppenheim, Julius a. Charlcs ton
,uly / 9A.M Oppenheim, Sam'l H. Charleston.
July 1i1OA.M. IGaillard, Samuel j.. Sumcr
July ] III An. Raoul, Alfred. ........ lCharlcsion
July liz MjChewping, L. R.. clarendon.
July II I'm lOsteen, Thomas h. sumter
July II 2P.M Russell. William p. Charleston.
July II 9PM.lRace, Ara. lChesterfeld
July 6l12 NJ Purcell, Joseph. charleston.
July Gi 9,.M lHarvin, Marcus L.. Clarendon.
July 6l10AMi Lown les, Edward. =. charleston.
July Gill A.M DaBose, David st. PSumter.
July 6|12 NJ Lee, Hutson. 80. Charleston.
JnIy 81 1P.M. Moore. Richard NJ. ..lSumter.
July 81 2P.M. Crosswel1, John J3. Sumter.
July 81 3P.M Oppenheim. Joseph 81. Charleston.
July ri 9AM. Price, Alfred ......... Charleston.
July 7l10 An. Smith, William w.. Charleston
July 7l11 Am. iZeagler, Adam Co.. IOrangeburg.
July 7|12 N Brown, John. ......... OrangeourS.
July al 1p.M.l Fitzsimops, Owen p. Charleston.
Juiy I'll 2P.M IBethune, John @: .. =. Clarendon.
July 7 3PM lSelby, Richard H..... Berkeley.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED

THE OLD ESTABLISHED
RETAIL HARD WARE STORE,
e.., No. 344 KING-S7REET,
Betwoen society-strcet and George-street
GOODS SOLD AT LOW PRICES.
JOHN VAN WINKLE,
January 81 tuthssmos No. a4 King-street
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THE So-oAILED "GovERNoR's MANSION" p
The Columbia Phoenix says: eve learn that
Nsjor Stark, who, as State Librarian, has been
occupying the State building on the Arsenal
square, has been invited by General Candy 10
give place, to the Governor elect. General
Csnby calls it the Governors mansion, and
SAYS he wants it for the new Governor. We
would state that South Carolina has never had
q Governor g mansion and that the house re-
ferred to is neither more nor less than build
ing used for officers quarters, and was attach
ed to the Arsenal Academy, which Gen. sher-
man burned down"
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~ H. A s.
W.
ATTORNEY AT La TT,
AND
SOLICITOR IN EQUITY.
me- Office No. 15 BROAD.STREET, over the Pco
ples National Bank. Mays
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afw Qualifications.

DUssELL's BOOK STORE.