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Then the capitol was changed into an
abolition hall, when the magnificent statue
of Liberty erected by CLARK MILLS was
Africanized, even to her plumy head dress,
by coating of dark bronze. AS contrasted
with the intense hue of the sky, the genius
of America appears to be coal-black to the
spectator below.
Then the capitol became an Old Bailey
and Bastile, where the greatest criminal
of the country conducted the prosecution OF
the President; and where Mr.. WooLEY, IN
defiance of the fundamental law, was i'm
prisoned upon the authority of a Lsttrs ds
Cachst from BUTLER, and with the consent
of the law-making power. A free Ameri-
can citizen was deprived Of his liberty in
violation of the writ of habeas corpus, and
imprisoned in the very chambers of legls-
latioa. ~.
What other uses the capitol may be put
to, before the Radicals resign the posses,
sion of it, who can say? GRANT may de-
mand tha. it shall be vacated, so as to serve
as his headquarters. HOWARD may, Will
some show Of reason, claim it as one OF the
departments of the Freedmen's Bureau
YATES, of Illinois, may demand that, foi
the convenience Of some of the members
the barroom shall be re.established. DRAKE
may contend that the moneyed men Of the
lobby are entitled to seats upon the Hoor
BUTLER may claim, for detective station
the postofice and the telegraph rooms, anc
insist upon the transfer to that building Of
the coin of the treasury end the spolls Of
the war. There, they would be taken care
Of! WH1rrEMoRE may urge that the capl'
tol be made q depot for carpet-bags, and
Bowen, with sublime spirit Of devotion,
that it be transformed into treadmill and
penitentiary. We are lost in conjecture
when we strive to anticipate the uses te
which that richest, grandest structure upon
this hemisphere is yet to be devoted.
Of this we are sure, that it would have
been better for the whole country If, for
the last eight years or more, the halls OF
the capitol had been surrended to silence
and solitude, than that it should have been
controlled by unprinoipled demagogues and
remorseless tyrants. That descrated shrine
is the Pandora's, box from which all our
evils have poured forth. The fountain OF
Justice has been poisoned at its source.
The guardians of the people have betrayed
them.
We trust that the time is now near when
our national temple will be purged Of Its
unworthy occupants, and be restored to
its original uses,-when it will be the abode
of the real representatives of the people
and the source of such laws as the welfare
of the people demands. Certainly, SO far
as our Southern delegates ESQ o-called) are
concerned, structure much less costly and
of quite different kind would suit them
better than the comfortable quarters to
which they have gained admittance.
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Gitp abusrtiseulents.

NIOTICE...OFFICE OF BOARD OF
IN HEALTH, CH ARLEsTON, 8. c.. july 81,
l868.-On aud after To-day, CHLORIDE OF LIME
and coPPERas, for disiufectng purposes, will be
furnished. free Of charge by Measrs. G. ". AIMAR,
corner of King aid yanderhorst streets, and RAoUL
& LYMAN. corner Of King and Market streets, in
such quantities as they have been directed to fur
n,sh, as City Apothecares, to applicants for the
same.
The citizens are earnestly requested to cooperate
with the Board of Health, by making o timely aud
judicIous uss Of the articles thus furnished.
GEO. s. PELZER, N. D.,
July % 10 City Registrar
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style. STEM HOUSE q CO;
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IT Is PROPOSED BY THE LADIES, MUTUAL
AID ASSOCIATION to give coNcER T in aid OF
their funds on Tuesday Evening nezt, 4h August at
E ,ht o'clock, at the HIBERNIAN HALL. and the
ladies have requested the undersigned to serve as
committee for the purpose OF carrying out their aud
able ard charitable enterprise
The Concert will / 9 conducted by Prof HENRY
ECKEL, who has kindly consented to give his valu.
able services this occasion He will be assisted by
the best professional and amateur talent Of the city,
which has been promptly and generously volun.
teered.
The kind of music to be presented through the
discrimination of Prof. Eckel is well adapted to the
tastes and feelings of Charleston audience and rem.
dered as we assured it will be- by the ladies' and
gentlemen who will appear on the occasion. we have
every reason to think that in inviting our feowciti
zens to Join In this charity, we bid them also vel
oo,,,a IN yjcI rnrricnl featival
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gust auo fnunS.

MISSING FROM NY RESIDENCE, NO.
M q Ohurch-street aLEATHER-BOUND BOOK,
Containing the journal or Minutes of the French
Protestant Church of Charleston, from October 1880
20 this time It can be OF no value to any individual
but is Of Importance to the Church. A suitable re-
ward will be paid for the Book, or any information
which will lead to its recovery, either at this office
or with the subscriber. D. RAVENEL, Jr,
Jniv 90 Secretary.
Tucked UP ADRIFT.-PICKED UP
adrift, q SMALL BATTEAU. which the owner
can have by proving property and paying expenses.
Apply at THE QUARANTINE VESSEL.
July 28 y
r OsT, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON LAST,
la from the southwest corner of Bull and Rut-
ledge streets, SCOTCH TERRIER SLUT, blacklsh
rray on back, and tan legs and snout. reward
viii be paid for the return Of the same to the owner
CORNER BULL AND RUTLEDGE STREETS.
July
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tance will be brought up for your consideration.
By order. W. @. MILLER,
July % Secretary.
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T7OR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
C any quantity, price rs cents per hundred. Apply
At the Office of the DAILY NEWS. February 90
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DELTA LODGE OF PERFEc TIoN,

DELTA LODGE OF PERFEC TION,
No. l.
AN EXTRA CUMMUNIOATION. OF THIS
n Lodge will be held This Eusnin9, the 29th In.
stant, ct Eight o'clock.
Members and candidates for the Four teenth Dc
By order Of the 7. P. GIN. J. W. DENNY,
July 20 Secretary.
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Hon james simons
Hon James Conner
Bon VIM Aiken
Hon P C Galllard
bon W D Porter
Hon Chas q Simonton
Hon J B Campbe !
Hon Henry Buist
Dan'l Rayenel, Esq
Henry Gourdin, Esq
Chas + Lowndes, Esq
j B Laitte, Esq
VIM Rayenel Esq
Gen. Jno A-Wagener
G Z Huger, Esq
W L Trenholm, Esq
VIM Whaley. Esq
Henry Gerdts, Esq
Donald Mckay, Esq
a Simonds, Esq
Theo D Jervey, Esq
Vim Ladder, Esq
P ] Barbot, Esq
W C Bee, Esq
G " Williams, .Etq
Jas T Welsman, Esq
Geo Mofett, Esq q
F J Pelzer
Zimmerman Davis
L " Spratt, Esq
R G Gilchrist, Esq
James q Taylor, Esq
s 7 Tupper, Esq
" B Williams. Esq
W Y Leitch, Esq
w B Smith, Eeq
@ E Wan dernch, Esq
Jos Walker, Esq
W q Breese, Esq
a G Loper, Esq
C GraveleJ, Esq
A B Taft, Esq
John S Riggs
A W Eckel, Esq
Z L Kerrison, Esq
u P O'Connor, Esq
J r Read, Esq
o Aickel, Esq
Henry siegling, Esq
Jas Mofett, Esq
E " Marshall, Esq
A 81 Dunhn, Esq
Eugene P Jervey, Esq
@ F Panknin, Esq
Frank Huger. Esq
DR. W N Fitch
Jos L Tobias, Esq
DR. J P Chazai
Geo Babbage
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ABOVE NOTICE,
the Democratic Ward Clubs Of this city are request
ed to meet at their respective places of assembly This
Evening. the 2sth inst at Fig oelock for the pur'
pose Of e.ecting each FIVE DELEGATES.
The Convention of Delegates thus selected from
the Wards will meet on Saturday ensuing at Twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Masonic Hall. and nominate
TWENTY j20 DELEGATES to represent these Pa.
rishes in the approaching Convention IN Columoia.
THEO. G. BARKER, President Ward No. l..
ca. RICHARDSON MILEs, President Ward No. 2.
THOMAS NJ. HANCKEL, President Ward No. ..
THOS Y. SIMONS President Ward No. 4.
S. Y IUPPER, President Ward No. O.
E. ". MARSHALL, President Ward No. @.
T. D. EASON, President Ward No. Z.
JOHN HANCKEL, President Ward No. 8.
Inly %
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laptiffs in Bankruptcy.


80 -
COUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT-M THE
y DISTRICT COURT.-IN RE, ISAAC KLEIN, A
BANKRUPT. EX PARTE LUCAS SIMON, AS
sIGNEE OF L KLEIN.-In obedience to the order
of Court made in this case. all persons holding liens
on the real estate of ISAAC KLEIN, situated In Barn.
we'll District, are hereby notified to prove the same
before me at my Office In Charleston. on or before
the first Monday in Au9ast nert tor the purpose OF
having the net proceeds Of the sale OF said real estate
applied to the payment Of the same BY the Assignee,
according to their legal priority and that In default
thereof snid liens be forever barred.
r. B. CARPENTER,
July 15 wSs1 Registrar in Bankruptcy.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES. FOR TIE DISTRIGT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-1N The MATTER OF
RICHARD q. sELBY, OF MONKS CORNER.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT. G. O.. BANKRUPI.-IN
BANKRUPCY.-Tow whom 1t may concern: The un-
dersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as
Assignee CT RICHARD II. SELBY. In the District
OF cha rieston and State OF South Carolina, within
said District who has been adjudRed Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court of said
District.
]. CAMPSEN,
July 81 6 Assignee.
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IARBLEs MANTELS, MONU.
mEsrs, HnADsrolNEs. lI.,. :. I. ,se.. Co q

A FINE SELECTION OF MARBLE MANTELR
n constantly on hand at 8. KLABERS Ware.
room, No. 81 First avenue, near Third-stres!, New
York Call and examine before buying elsewhere.
February 6mos
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STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
CONVENTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC PAR
n TY OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
is hereby called to meet at Columbia on the H,g o.
Thursda,, 9Th August for the purpose Of nominating
Electors tor President and Y1ce-President OF the
United States, and for other purposes
The Convention will be composed OF representa-
ives nom each District, according to the rule OF rep
resentaHon in the House of Representatives.
WADE HAMPTON,
Chairman Central Committee.
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NIGHT SCHOOL,: NIGHT SCHOOL,

NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT SCHOOL!
No. IS WENTWORrH-STREET, LECTURE ROOM
OE ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
rTNHE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARITH.
Il METTC, WRITING, READING, GERMAN and
ENGLISH GRAMMAR ore from to 9 o'clock P. III.
Terms+s2 per month in advance.
Bookkeeping charged extra. -
December2 @. q. BERGMAN.
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lR B Rhett, Jr, Esq
John Banckel. tsq
q F Ravenel, Esq
lGen W D De5aussure
Jas N Eason, Esq
f j Porcher. Esq
iB q Rutledge, Esq
IDr W II Huger.
W Gilmore Simms, Esq
Louis D. DeSaussure, Esq
IRoht I Chisolm, Esq
lU B Miles, Esq
iE Morry Fros.., Esq
ITheo G Barker, Esq
Chas A DeSaussure, Esq
IA S johnson, Esq
,wm E Howinnd, Esq
lThos Frost, Esq
iBenry Cobia, Esq
Theo Stoney, Esq
R 8 Duryea, Esq
B @ Pinckney, Esq
B o'Neill, Esq
NJ seligman, Esq
is Lord. Jr, Esq
Theo Huche., Esq
G r Brewster, Esq
z B Oakes
q Bischof, Esq
T D Clancy, Esq
T L Bissell, Esq
L Gambrill, Esq
Geo s Cook, Esq
il q Mrlrreu, Esq
r 3 Bruins. Esq
tWiG Whilden, Esq
Il B Olney, Esq.
A q Hayden, Esq
Henry q Greer, Esq
jW E Mlkell, Esq
Henry Seabrook, Esq
AID Cohen, Esq
FR Wickenberg, Esq
Jas 4dger. Jr, Esq
B Siegling, Esq
lJaa L CAN'T A
Isaac Eayne, Esq
G e Gruber, Esq
Lar H DeLeon, Esq
Ellison A Smythe, Esq
Wm Lobby, Esq
ia Med brown, Esq
J q Devereux, Esq
David Lopez, Esq
e D. Enston, Esq
L N Jones, Esq
Nv W wilkinson, Esq
y N Robson
J 2 Horbach.
r ARRANGEMENT.
Chairman,
treasurer.
IA. IT SbfYTHE. ESQ.
!. IJNO. a. MOROSO, ESQ
|; F. FICKEN, Esq.
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DEmOCRATIC CLUB. WARD No. q,

DEMOCRATIC CLUB, WARD No.7,
WILL MEET THIS EVENING, AT a QUARTER
w PAST Eight o'clock, in Back Room of Build
ing on Kingsrest, opposite Wolfe. treet, commonly
known as tn. Cottage AL residents OF the Ward are
earnestly requested to attend, ns business OF i'm
portance will be submitted to the Club.
By order E. n. HACKER,
July % --s L Recording Secretary.
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UTANTED, AGENTS. PER
w month to sell the NATIONAL FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE. This machine Is equal to the stan
dard machines in every respect and is sold at tne
low price Of $40 Address NATIONAL EWING
MACHINE COMPANY, Pittsburg, Pa.
June % 1moT
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TEAS !! TEAS! s.

Just RECEIVED, A FRESH SUPPLY OF TEAS,
q at the following low prices:
Choice HYSoN TEA. s1per pound
Choice Oolong Tea, 81 per pound ~
Very fine Hyson Tea, 81 IS per pound
Best Oolong Tea, 81 % per pound
Best Gunpowder Tea, hne flavor, 81 so per pound.
Consumers can save from fifty cents to one dollar
per pound on Teas by purchasing them from
WILSON'S GROCERY,
Northwest corner Society and Anson streets,
Charleston.s-
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lDants.

TITHNTED. ny TWO RESPECTABLE
w White Glrls, situations as CH1LD'S NURSE,
or to do Housework. Apply at No. Is HENRItTIa-
STREET. 2* July ~
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Go Aent.

HVU RENT. A HOUSE AND STORE Al
the corner Of VEINS Court and King-street
Inquire on the premises.
iulr % ~
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GEN. JAS. sIMGNs, Chairman,
E. LAFITTE, Esq, Treasurer.
F. ". DAWSON. Esq. a. SMYyHE, Esq.
CHAS. P. FRAZER. Esq. JNO. a. MORoSO, ESQ
A. g. MAGRATH, Esq. F. FICKEN, ESQ.
". D. CLANCY, ESQ. E. ". MACBETH, Esq.
JAS. eIMONS, JR, ESQ, WMMUCBENFUSS, Esq.
R. T. LOdAN, Esq. GEO. L. HOLMES, Esq.
The Committee are requested to meet at the office
of the Treasurer, Broad-street, this day at II NJ.
July 29
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yITANTED. A SITUATION AS BOOK:
w KEEPER, ny a man who is competent, and
can give the most une1ceptionable references.
moderate salary only expected during the summer
months. Address v NJ, Postoface Box NO. w,
Charlestou. S. C. July g
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EDIPLOYMENT TOFFICE.-SERVANT
T. can be obtained by application tot UNION
HOME" from til IL o'clock daily
Servants can also find places by applcatto to N
tron, corner Church and Chalmers street
June 10
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i CLERGYMAN. of Virginia, desires o situation
as TEACHER. She is competent to teach the usual
English branches, with Latin, and Music on the
Piano. Address Miss n q. MANN, care I. 5. Coles,
Esq, Charlottesville, Va. limo June y
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mo RENT, WITH THE FURNITURE,
adelightfolly situated HOUSE in Hasel street,
near Arson, at $50 per month. Apply to LEIICH
r. pRIrNS July u
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WANTED, A SITUATION, I'm ANY
w capacity as CLERK. The subscriber Is
willing to engage in any business, and will make
bimse nerally useful In any wny, and be satisfied
with very moderate salary. Address "L. w,
Charleston, through the Postofbce. June II