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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-09
Suefial Notiffs.

@THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SOUTH CAROLINA ADIsTRIcT.-N THE COURT
OF ADMIRALTY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.-1o ]. P. N.
EPPING, Marshal of the United States for the Dis
trict aforesaid, or his Lawful -Deputy-Greeting:
You. and each Of you are hereby commanded, with.
out delay, to cite and admonish, and these ore,
therefore, to cite and admonish a persons in gene.
raj who have, or pretend to have, any right, ttle
claim, interest property, or demand whatsoever In
to, or out Of the ship MONTGOMERY and her car.
20, against which libel hath been exhibited and
Aled in the said Court, blythe UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, IL cause Of Admiralty and Maritime Ju-
rsdiction for Salvage Service By the owners. officers
and crew oftbe Steamship CHARLESTON, that they
be and appear before the Hon. G. BRYAN, Judge of
the said Court at Court to be holden ut the Fe1era
Courthouse on Thursday, the 10th day of July next
at II O'Clock A. NJ, to shrw cause If any they have,
why the prayer of the said libel shonld not be
granted. And whatsoever You shall do In the prem
lses you shall duly certify unto the Judge aforesaid,
at the time and p!:cs aforesaid together with these
presents.
Witness, Hon. G. S. BRYAN. Judge of the said
Court, at Charleston the first day Of July, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty eight. MAGRATH LOWNDEs,
Pioctors.
DANIEL HoRLBEcK,
Clerk of the District Court of the o. S. TO: S. C..
JrIvo tb3
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Tar couRrs.-There Was no session of the
United States Court yesterday, in consequence
.of the Illness Of Judge Bryan.
The Court Of General Sessions and Common
Pleas was still engaged in the trial of civil
cases
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fuueraI notiees.

as The Relatives and Friends Of bliss
ADALINE HOLLOWAY, Mr. and Mrs. JAMES Ii
Hollow Az, also Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. BLASKs are In
vited to attend the Funeral Of the former. This After
noon, at her late residence Frankin-street at Four
O'Clock July9
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, o. Wilson's grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets Goods delivered free.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-09

TEE CATHOLIC ISsT1ruTE-Bishop Persico
viii deliver lecture at the Cathedral Chapel,
ON Sunday night, in aid Of the funds of this in-
sstitution, the subject Of the. lecture being.
.sChristianity the Principle Of Civilization :
The Catholic Institute is worthy Of every en-
.scouragement that can be given 10 it, and
Bishop Persico is an eloquent and learned
divine. =
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sE The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaiutances Of Mr.. and Mrs. HENRY aIoTT are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services
of the latter ct halpas Nine O'Clock This Morning.
at Kinsman's Farm, without further invitation.
July9
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s@coNJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TRUE sMARRIAGE.-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, r.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-09

a@ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true nnd perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
nstantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and bsauul black or
brown. Sold by oil Druggists and Perfumers; an
properly sppAed at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bond.street New York. 1yr January
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HOTEL Ana1yA1s, July. B. Charleston HOTEL
W. @. Norwood Cokesbury; L. A. Dedger and
Z. P. Smith, Christ Church Parish; W. E..
Reens, Edisto; B. B. Alariaty, s.. A.; w. P.
Buns, Norfolk, Va; ". e. Gerald, Camden;
Henry McIver, Cheraw 9. a.; De Lomal and
Mrs. A. Bone. Darlington, P. A. Brock, Che
raw; Geo, F.2<:nce, city; Geo. 8. Wilmer and
E. H Parsons; hth Infantry, o. 8. A.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AnogroN SAFES THIS DAY

CIV. SIEFFENs & Co. will sell at hait.past halt y
O'Clock, in 'front.' of their store, NO. ~ sehoue
Range, butter, -four, DC. .,.,. =.
r. Nj. CATER will sell at three-quarters past
9 O'clock. on Browns wharf, butter, bacon; &c.
:IolN q. MrINoR & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their salesroom, No. 1S5 Meeting-street, dry
goods and let sets.
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@NBW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men. on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address DR.. JSSKTLLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
January 81
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EAST. BAE.-Tarring the asphalt pavement
on this thoroughfare has not proved as sue
:cessful as on Meeting-street. The merchants
could not wait until the pavement hardened,
and ii has been ploughed into innumerable
ridges By the tails Of the drays and the heavy
barrels and boxes that have been rolled upon
it. II the City Fathers wish to form hard
sidewalk, imperyious to the weather, they
should not wait for the tramplng Of feet to
effect this end, but should. have the pavement
.smoothed and hardened by heavy roller.
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TIE STATE DE1EaAmoN.-The New York
World says: s.The South Carolina delegation
shas not decided to- support any particular can
-didste, and does not propose to take any active
part IN procuring the nomination Of any one.
The delegates Beem 10 think that the nomina-
tion, with its attendant responsibilities, should
be left entirely to the representatives Of the
Northern Democracy, and that the Southern
.sdsIegates: should limit their action to giving
cordial ahdorsemnt to the nominee, whoever
lie may be. This feeling is quite general among
fhe Southern delegates 2
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ONTHf STREET was general dearth
sof items yesterday. Nothing startling &C.
curred1not eYen-a dog was run over, and until
!. this telegrams from the Democratic Conyen-
Z tion were received, Charleston sas in beatifc
state Of quiescenea. Having been 30 long out
Ssofthe Union, few persous were disposedto to risk
their greenbacks on the success of either can
.didate: but the different bulletin boards were
each surrounded by an anxious crowd, and as
I the successive ballots arrived and were made
! public, the excitement rapidly increased. The
.opinions of the crowd were diverse, but the ma
iority seemed to be in favor Of Hancock, and
assumed that when nominated he would sweep
the field. s-seS.
THs YAcHr RACE which was proposed some
time since, for service Of silver plate, seems
to hang fire. Committees were appointed to
coIlectsubscriptions, but as yet no reports have
been made. Its now stated that the race will
be postponed until the completion of the new
yacht being built by Mr. Jones for Mr.. F. J.
Porcher. This will be launched in about ten
days time, and should induce those boats
whose sailing qualities have been recently
tested to try their speed with the newcomer.
There is little business doing during the sum-
mer, and no better amusement could be found
than another regatta. II is a sport in which
the entire community are interested, and every
effort should be made by the yacht owners and
their hackers to have another contest similar
to the last.
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@ A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO
her country home, after soourn of q few months
In tie city, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place o; coarse. rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby con plexior OF almost marble smooth
ness and instead twenty-three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry az to the cause OF so
great change, she plairly told them that she used
the CIRCASSIAN BALM. n, considered it an in
valuable acquisition to any ladvs toilet BY its use
any Lady or Gentlemen can Improve their personal
appearance IN hun,lredfold. It Is simple In its
combination as Nature herself is simple yet unsur
passed in It's efficacy in drawing impurities iron.
also heaiing cleansing aud beautifing tie skin and
complexion BY its direct action on the cuticle it
draws from 1t all its impurities, kindly heailng the
same and leaving the surface as Nature intended
should be-clear soft, smooth and beautiful. Price
81, sent by Mail or Express on receipt OF al order,
W. 7. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Faye;te-street. Syracuse, \. 7.
The orly American Agents for the sale OF the same.
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5 A GRANp Masonic LEcr urE will be delivered
Tonight at the Hibernian Hail by Brother Rev.
M. a Myers, Of Friendship Lodge, No.ss on
& { the principle and symbolism of sFreemason-
ry., This lecture win be public, and the ladies
are especially in7ited. AS the .fairs sex have
eenoughof Mother Eve in their composition to
ba curious n.the subject Of Masonry and to
wonder how the men can keep asecret from
{ them, it SIS fair to presume that they will at
tend en- naasse. a procession Of the Lodges
win formedat the Masonic Hall. the Masons
appearing in full regaEa, and accompanied by
"a band of music.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-09

@ A NOyELTY.-THE LATEST AND
most effectual remedy for the cure of debility, loss
of appetite, headache torpor Of the liver, etc., Is
PANKNINs HEpATIc BTTTERs. For sale by all
Druggists. tn
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81 SAFES OF RExn ESTATE. Messrs. Holmes &
Macbeth sold yesterday. by order OF Louis
4M,Iain, assignee, q lot Of land on Rutledse
: .Asenpe. in Ward g. known as No. So, measur-
inE north and south one hundred and twenty
feet, and east and west forty-fye feet, for s2lo
cash. 5.
Also, lot Of land ON the west side Of East
Bay. opposite the new customhouse. measuring
thirty feet six inches front by one hundred and
twenty-five feet six inches deeo, for $1,000, one-
third cash, the balance in two equal annual in-
stalnents -
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aS- CAN Badness DE CURED?-WE
answer 1T CAN, for it is now well known tacr that
the justly celebrated PALMETTO HAIR RENEWEs'
which is extensively sold throughout the South, WILL
in most cases, start new growth Of Hair on Bald
Heads. Hundreds can testify to the truth Of this
statement
For sale by DOWIE MolsE'
Jp,v7 tuehsG Charleston.
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Clerk of the District Court of the o. S. TO: S. C.
July g th3
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mCHEMIs FRY OF A KERNEL OF
wBEAT-Its nutritious properties are oil extracted
and combined in CoMsTOcK'S RATIONAL FOOD,
and easily digested by the weakest stomach OF an
invalid or dyspeptc, being perfect substitute for
mothers milk for infnnts.
G. ". COMsTOCK,
No. 81 Courtlandt-street, New York.
For sale by DoWIE NOISE,
July7 tuths6 Charleston, 8. G.
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EROST, BLACK q CO.,
wholesale and Retail Dealers in, and Manufactu.
rers of
FURNITURE OF EVERY VARIETY.
No. 73 .Bowery, near CanaI-street,
New York.
Steamboats,, Hotels and Public Buildings furnish.
ed at the shortest notice. All Goods purchased OF
our house guaranteed as represented.
May1 mWSmos
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e U r o r E.

The steamship Holsatia, Captain II. Ehlers OF the
Hamburg line, from Hamburg via fIayre and South
ampton November ~, arrived at this port yesterday
morning. She brings details or the kilograms up TO
date OF sailing.
The London Post says that General Count Louis
Avogadro de Quaregna has arrived in London on
special mission from the Court OF Italy.
The military establishments at Bourges are about
to be connected by an American railway with the
main line from Orleans to Paris.
A magnificent hotel has been engaged for the
Chinese Embassy In tho avenue DIES Champs Elysees.
The Embassy is expected In Paris about the end OF
December.
The Italian Minister or the Interior has sent
5,00of In aid OF the sufferers by the eruption OF
Mount vesuvus. He has also authorized the Pre-
feet to provide for urgent expenses.
A despatch from Florence November 25 says that
the execution OF Togretti and Monti has produced
had impression there The Malone, q Ministerial
paper, uses very decisive language remarkng that
tho PontiHcal government has executed these men
solely for the purpose OF exasperating Italy, OF ex-
citing the popular passions ana OF causing fresh
embarrassment to the royal government.
In the course OF the discussion in the delegation
OF the Relchsrath Baron BeusJ declared that in
opening negotiations with Rome he had only wished
to avoid diplomatic rupture, and that lie had at
tanned his object
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HAYTi.

Capture mud Release of IA Boston Bound Yes.
eat--g.ovcrauaeni Retailing ASand0ReG--
Movements OF ssa.lnave.
Port All PRINCE, Nov 2s 1868.
Tie position OF affairs IL not changed here A
blockade IL maintained over the closed ports OF St.
Mare, Mragoane Aux Cages and Jeremie, and two
vessels have been captured in coming out OF the port
OF II. Marc. The Aerote, Captain Thomas was
brought here by the Haytien war steamer Salnave,
she having full freight OF produce for Boston on
board. She was detained for eight DAYS, but was
released the gath and sailed Immediately for her
destination.
The steamship City OF Port an Prince arrived here
the evening OF the odd with freight and some pas
sengers. Her cargo which was Intended for the
government lett on the hands of the consignees
government having abandoned its policy OF retail
ing provisions TO consumers.
President ralnave sailed from here the Goth
instant, on board the Haytien corvette Alexandra
Potion, for Petit Goave. Miragoane, accompanied by
the Hayten gunboat Salnavc. which latter, return
ins this forenoon, took board endorsements OF
troops and went 10 sea again. The movements OF
the President at that place not vet made public,
hu. II is hoped and believed they VIII be decisive.
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BOLIVIA.

.TseSsied Condition OF rhe Conniry-The
Brazilian Treaty the Cnmse-Tne Bolivian
Baass.-A Queer Financial Course.
LIMA Nov. II, 1893.
The condiuon II The country is far from satisfac-
pry. From sill quarters protests against the treaty
" limits with Brazil are pouring ill., and in some
GOWNS the people actually In revolt. SIM the
means OF communication are 30 deficient and the
difficulties OF acting In concert SO great that Mel
CARGO, with his army ready 10 obey any command,
remains quietly At the capital ana appears 10 take
NO notice of the disturbances.
slight speck OF trouble with Peru has also APP
pcared. The Peruvian government withdrew the
,exequatur from the Bolran Consul in Tacnl, having
discovered that this Official had opened some mall
bags entrusted TO his care This Consul If the par
Ileu.ar pet ana protcge OF Megarejo, and the latter
has publicly asserted his determination to force the
Peruvian government TO replace the Consul or To
him.
The Minister OF Brazil has left the republic fright
encd at the demonstrations of discomfort eyinced In
regard to tue treaty concluded with hs country and
probably aware that strong measures would be
: taken TO prevent its flifmeht. Mclgafeio offered
him a banquet before his departure but the foreign
I ministers who invited declined 10 attend, re-
-gardlDg the object OF the dinner improper.
In the course of two or three months we Inay have
some Intelligence OF Importance to communicate "a
the readers Of the HERALD. IL VIII be remembered
that President Melgareo gavea concession 70 foreign
company, permitting the establishment 81 bank at
La paz. ny the last opportunity the director M
rived al that city, and preparations were made 10
immediately commence operations II reached
.Hhe directors ears, LIS Arrival, tli1t
Aelgarc,o had declared all pecuniary aim.
fcuit,es oyeIcn,ne since the institution was
t,oM 70 lie cneued and the director not altogether
tIeirhng me remark, thought IL more prudent TO
tvo lie presence Of the General and feign sickness
fAs pan aid not succeed for the President required
bls sttcndalce at the palace. and his appearance
lac was greeted with the request FOR Instant loan
0fslCo,VoQ. Ia VAIN the poor director alleged that
Ac lad no MONEY THAT rs Yet the notes Of the ban
were not Ia circulation: that he only proposed Ia
inake that time the preliminary arrangements for
opening the INSTITUTION. MegareJo would not listen
10 excuses, prolessed hls entire readiness TO make
tie NOES legal tender aud finally threatened 10
annui rhe concession " the money was not speedily
Forthcoming. OF courSe the director was compelled
60 nccede; and II appears that, although the Boil
ylan Bank has not begun under the most ausplciuus
circumstances. the government Will escape imam
! cal eIstsJ i-Hs.9cnls long ne the institute on
\ CxlstE.
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the steamers United Statea and America is still In
tense. Parties are arriving from all quarters to
make inquiries about lost friends or relatives known
to have taken passage on one or the other OF the Ill
fted boats The remains OF some OF the victims win
arrive here to-day on the steamer General Lyle for
recognition and interment.
despatch 70 the Commercial from Florence, Ind,
says that thirty-three bodies have been recovered
from the wrecks OF the United States and America.
The following have been Identified
James Johns Of Louisville.
John Fennell, OF Newport KY.
Emil MOreau, VIM. Jefferson and Wallace Farrs,
OF Lexington Ind.
Mr.. Farber, OF Hanover. Ind.
Mrs. Geo. w. Grifrin OF New Orleans.
Mrs. Mary T. Thompson, OF Philadelphia.
And sixteen col0red men OF the crew OF the United
States.
There are few bodies remaining unidentified in
addition to a number OF coored persons, supposed
10 be those OF the deck hands, who persisted. The
scene at Warsaw Ky.s is indescriDable. The sur
ferers have been rendered comfortable ny the
citizens as far as it has been in their power to be-
SLOW relief,
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The Pacitr Open To Spanish NeTo&nDf YES
sels-lmportani Arrangements Wits Chile.
PANAMA. Nov. 80, 1868.
The star ana Herald u this city publishes
telligence received from reliable source in Chile OF
very important nature FOR Ecuador, but which had
not been yet made public. II Gays that Don Antonio
Flores, the Minister from Ecuador To Chile has en-
tered INTO arrangement with the Chilean govern
ment to the erect that Spanish vessels coming TO
the Pacific with the object OF carrying on trade with
Ecuador, shall in way he moiested by the Chilean
Navy, and that in case of need they shall
have liberty to touch into Chilean ports. Such an
arrangement cannot be otherwise than most aoyan-
tage0us for Ecuador, which has suffered 30 much III
her commerce since the breaking out OF the Spanish
Invasion and IL cond not have been entered INTO ~
more convenient moment than the present, when
Spain herself Is struggling for her liberty and show
Ing the strongest disposition to Iraternze with lie
Statcs Of South America
The Bank OF Ecuador was installed al CuayaquH
on the 9th inst, having IL IL vaults 4d5, az hard
dollars against which 1t has permission ~ issue
81, 3e5 49, AZ bank NOES.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoNDON, Dec. SD p.
E.--CcGsols closed at 92,s for money and e2is for
account United states fve-twenty bonds, "a N.
Raiiroad shares firmer and higher. Erie, 20; Illinois
Central, g6js.
PARIS BoURSE.-PARrS, Dec. S.-The B0nrse closed
dull last night: rentcs, 70f zoe.
LIVERPOOL COTT0N MARKEr.-LivERPoOL, Dec.
So r. M.-The cotton market closed dull al the fol-
lowing neutrality-suspicious. uplands 10ad. a
l07sd; middling Orleans, lid. 11Sd. The sales Of
the day foot up 5000 bales.
HAvRE C0TToN MARKET-HAvRE, Dec S.-C0tt0n
heavy both the spot and TO arrive. Low mid
dngs arrive, l2lf per cwt: tres ordnaire0n spot
l27L
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFFs MARKEr.-LIvERooL,
Dec. SIS r. M.-Western -four closed quiet ana
steady at 2js. cd. Other breadstuf1s unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvRRPO0L, Dec.
SIS r. M.-Bcef closed dun. Other articles In the
provisions market unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPoOL, Dec.
SIS r. M.-Petroeum closed firm; refined, Is. Cd;
spirits, sd. per gallon
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDON, Dec. SIS p.
M.-spirits turpcntine closed 2ss. sd. Oils and lin
seed unchanged.
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PERU.
L !, -sofs ef Rsscit>-financial Mattcrs--Amcri-
g. d Clri,rS-,Lhe American Built Monitors.

L !, -sofs ef Bsscit~-financial atattcrs--Amcri-
=. d Clri,rr--The American Built Monitors.
LIMA, Nov. IA 1868.
III. probabilities Of q revolt against the present
gpyerAnent in the South wero considered danger.
Ola sAseeins an anomaly to suppose that the peo-
pe. who but three months ago were utterly ruined
aud aimost decimated By the most appalling natural
conyalalon he world has known should even harbor
tnc do Of revolution and bloodshed but the people
Of the district OF Moquegus, one Of the most popu
Ious and fertile In the republic were always opposed
10 the last revolution, which resulted In Prado's
overthrow, and since that event have been controlled
~ Governor chosen from the Canseco party. Colo
mel Balta, however, always giving unmisfakaole
proof OF policy s3d good sense, has just
appointed az Project OF that province Colo
peI Mariana Pho Cornejo, Prado's Minister
OF war, and the Hams onicer who was
dcf.essa by Balta At Cbclayc N January last. Cor
nclo 70 very popular man in the sontn and HE
enmpiion OF power N that distinct will be hailed
VIA real Satisfaction " Nv Gsopls Sgsur2Ivss nqt