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ExrRAonp1NARY ECLRsE.-The total eclipse
OF the sun, which is to take place on the 18th
of August next, will present such long dura-
ton of darkness, that astronomers are anticl-
pating it with unusual interest. From near
Alden the central line OF the eclipse extends TO
the southern coast Of New Guinea, crossing
Hindostan the Bay of Bengal, the MayIayan
and the Gulf tS Of Ia@ na o He 1n the Tay
oY total darkness will be at GAO. At the date
IN question, the moou will not be more than han
SIX hours from its perigee, while the sun will
not be far from Its apogec; two-fold condition
which increases the apparent diameter OF inc
moon and shows the apparent diameter ere q le
loneed darkness. Such chance occurs but
rarely, rarely, and we cannot wonder that strong de.
sire exists to make the most OF it in enieayors =!
to solve certain highly important Questions la
physical science. Unluckily, the southwest
monsoon will be at it's full blast OH the 10Th
OF August, which, with its heavy clouds, will
render observation either Uncertain or lnpos-
sible. except on the eastern eide OF the noun
tain ranges.
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Speeia! notifss.

sg rHE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF THIS
ing programme, viz: At O'Clock in the morning
the different companies aml societies win assembls
at the usual muster ground. lower end pf Meeting
street, where under the direction of the Marahals
they will form inlo llue AMI march up Meeting TO
Hasel.street. tarning Hssel mp Ring to Mary street
turning Mary down Meetins,street, halting 1.-THE
Citadel Green, where the Declaration of the National
Independence will be read from the platform erected
not ony for thai occasion. but as1 to give express
sion 10 our appreciation Of aud to pledge our undi-
yided support TO- The nomination made blythe Chi.
cago Convention for President and Vice President OF
the nation namely, General U. 8. Grant and. bon.
Schuyler Colfax The Declaration will be read at 0 Z
A. NJ, and the speaking viii commence Immediately
aitor, ar gentlemen OF high position and ability III
this CITY, and one or two Others on'a visit here will
be present aud are invited to address the meeting
1t is hoped that full attendance of all the compa.
MES and societies. with nauy IL uniform as possi-
ble will parade and attend the meeting with their
usual banners and ffes and drums. The committee
will provide band oi music to load the procession.
After the speaking is over which will be at or before
2P NJ, the Chief Marshal and his assistants ars n
questsd 10 see that all tho companies again form
into line and march separately to their headquarters
IN good orIer. -
By ordor of Dr. NJ. H. COLLINS.
Chairman Committee Arrangements.
T. C. KEcKLEY, NJ. D., Secretary.
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T,r IMPEACHMENT INyEsTlaATIoN.--Ehe
managers report OF the impeachment nvestl,
pation has been nearly completed ny denerai
p,tIer and will be presented to the House on
Wndmcsiay. In the testimony to be presented
the report gives detailed account of cou-
,nr vnrsation which took place at the White House
betwsen the President and his Cabinet officers
betore betmT' the he final vote on impeachment was
taken. when the subject Of gaining Republican, i;
senators WAS considered Ine ne frGirsd hnerd con Il
ssa' s'o ;ndnced TO vote for his acqulttal. 1t ap-
',o,ra no n Tint there was diversity Of opinion in
par pre@ard to the position OF Senator Wilson, but
tt,s pras;lent said he was firm in the bnief
tho+ to il would be useless to attempt to secure
his vote. The managers elldenvor to Keep aii
,s ths evidence obtained by them very close, but
lii' "'''N Washington Star.
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.r,,i.arx RnIe ceased in Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, July 1-Gov. Reed to-
day received the surrender o. the government
of the State from Gov. Walker, in compliance
with tho order from Gen. Meade. According
to general orders yesterday, military rule ceas-
es in this State and the commander OF the
sub-district is ordered to abstain from inter
ference with civil Law upon any prcsoxt what
ever. The old State and county officers will
hold over until appointments are made by Gov.
Reed, and confirmed by the Legislature. which
meets on tho .7th.
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aT PALMETTO PIONEER CO-OPERA-
TIVE ASSOCIATION. having for i!s object to FUR
nisbing its members and the public With the neces-
raries OF lfe unadulerated and of good qualify for
immediate cash payment, and from the profits OF
such business 10 accumulate capital for ita nem-
bers; are now thoroughly organized and doing a
thriving business. The Capital Stock OF this Associ.
alton IS limited by charter to t5O0) Five Hundred
Shares Of 1890 O0j Two Hundred and Sixty Dollars
each, payable in par funds OF One Dollar Per week.
Any white person. resident OF South Carolina,
shall be eligible for membership alter complying
with the requirements OF the constitution. 90.
No member shall be allowed to subscribe for more
than one share in lis or her individual name.
The Board oil Management in their quarterly sate-
ment TO The Association shall estimate the profits Of
the business for the quarter then coping and shall
distribute the In the following proportion. viz:
Thirty three ani onethird per cent t33S) OF said
prof to the shareholders in rates to tho amount at
the credit OF their respective shares.
SiIty.six AMI two-thirds per cent. (GC2s) Of sail
profit TO the credit OF the shareholders in rates to
the amount of their purchases ut the store Of the As
sociation for the quarter then ending
It is provided, however that all such dividends
shall be passed TO tho credit oi their respective
shares until the full amount OF two hundred and
sixty dollars be paid n and then such shares shall
be cancelled the dividends TO be paid by the Boarl
by dralta upon the Treasurer.
The advantage OF being shareholder in this Asso-
riaon IL evident. AMI can only In" surpassed by The
anticipated snccess of the future
Certificate. of Stock may be had and nstalmenis
paid ut the Cooperative Grocery Store, Market
street. No. lO7, to W. H. WEIGH. Slorekeoper: 5.
THOMAS, President; JAS. j. 0RAOF, Secretary
and Treasurer.
ALBERT o. STONE,
JOHN F. MAHER,
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funeral Motife.

fEg4sThe' Relatives, Friends and Ac-
ouaiptancesset Mr.. aud Mrs. T. J. DorEN, and of
Mr. JOS L.MHLE md family are respectfully invit-
ed 10 attend the Funeral Service of PAULINE
JohRPHTNE. only child of tho former at St Panls
Church. s;ocety-street This 4ornng at Nine O'Clock,
without further invitation.
mil
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Special Qotifes.

aD-NEW MARRIAGE GUDE-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, on Physiological Errors, Abuses AMI
Diseases. incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create hnpcdniruts to MARRIAGE. with sire
means OF relief. Sent IL. sealed letter envelopes free
Of charge. Address DIR. j. SKIILIN HUUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
.1auuury 81
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Spefial Motiffs.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
RLEsTON.-cHARLEsTON, July 2, 1861
This Bank will be closed on Saturday m<rt 4th inst
The business Of that day must therefore be antic.
pated. WI. c. BREEsE.
july Q f...- Cashier
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THE NEW YORK CONVENTION.

THE PRELlMINARIEs OF TIE CoNIENrIoN-Ai'-
RIVAL OF DELEGATES HEADQUARTERS OF THE
pELEaATIoNs-HoTEI ACcoMMoDATIoSs-
NEW TAsrMANY HALL-rHE Two-THiRDs RULE
AND THE PBNDIEToN MEN-vIGoEoUS PRO
TEST AGAINST CHANGING 1.-THE NEW YORK
pEMocRACY-ADvTcE OF THE ALBANY ARGUS
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES AND THEIR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CHASE, HANCOCK AND
uENpR1oKs MATTERS.
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WILLIAM 8. HASTE,
Sheriff Ch arleston District
June 30

,@ NOTICE.-OFFICE OF CITY REGIS
TRAR, CHARLESTON, s. c., June %, 18s8-In con.
sequence of the resignation of Dr. Jos Yates. the
Office and Dispensary of the First Health District
have been removed from No. 10 Marketstreet to the
NORTHMEST CORNER OF GEORGE AND ANsoN
s1REETs-pbysician in charge. DR.. #. GRANGE
sIMONs; residence. WEST END. OF MONTAGUE
STREET.
BOUNDARIES OF THE DISTRICT.
Bounded on the north by south side Of Calhoun.
street, on the east by Cooper River, on the south by
South Battery md on thswest by east side OF Meet
ingstreet. YAK
Ollce hours Morning between and 10 o'clock,
afternoon between 8 and 8'o'clock.
tsiEnrdl GEORGE s. PELzER. M. D.,
June % 10 City Registrar.
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MnrinaRennrfs.

FoRiREas MONROE, July 1.-The steamer Es-
sayons, the steam dredge-boat designed for
the mouth of tho Mississippi, and bound for
New Orleans, has put in with her machinery
lioobla1
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ations practical in its application vi principles; NJ
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our Circular
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mention of such present ives enough to raise
little excitement IN any community. t--5 :;
The procession today was Of Immense
length, and presented most imposing ap-
pearance. Delegations were present from
switzerland and Germany, In addition to tho
representatives from oil over the United States.
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FOR sr. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA.

~Nses, nESrEAMER DICTATOR WILL
touch al st Augustine on her next
regular iriI LEAVING Charleston Tuesday, 9Oth June,
ut . O'Clock T.. NJ. Returning will arrive here on
Snmnny. aih Jnli, At " p. ri.
Excurauii ii.Eris ISSUED.
D. AIKEN Y Co., Agente
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ng A WARMING TO CONTEMPORARIES
AND A CAUTION TO PURCHASERs.-Ho expcilsc
will be spared no legal means of pnnisliing frand
will be neglected. in the einr Ia prevent the ronn-
trrlriting oil BOSTErrER'S STOMACH BITTERe.
But sc0un(lresm, wlcu lis cunning alu activity arr
stimulated by the hope of san is Very ingenious
and industrious. Tho inrn whose d'spicablc bllsi-
ness it is to simulate valuable proprietary medicines
md who substitute therefor dangerous worthless
preparatious. are proverbially difficult 10 catch.
Most of them have many aliases and they hit from
stale TO State with surprising agility i'll The hope o
rvadins the clutches u the law. The proprietors OF
HOsTErrER'S STOMACH BlrFERS are detrrmn-
cd. if possible to hunt them down. Travelling
agents are employed for iIis purpose, AMI Whenever
Mn offender Is detected he is pro .cculCl with ihc
utmost rigur of the law.
No amount Of vigilance. however, can prevent the
OCCASIONAL Introduction oi imtaiious anL counter
frits The public are therefore cautioned not to pn
chase any article purportne 10 hr IlOSlEl'lER'S
STOMACH Bl1 TIERS which IL not aulin nIital~d by
The handsome government stamp specially engraved
lur tl,. proprielors and also by their superb new
label will beautiful vsilr representing The ron.
nict b,twren ST. George ami The Dragon. al tie top
and 4 II naiurc nuic ni hand, signed Hostrtter
Smith. nj the ruol.
B.-Ihc genuine BIT FRS are sold in 30 T.
TIES ONLY All persons who prcieud 10 sell HE
article by the gallon barrel. are iinrosters aud
tile stun they offer il worthless and probably
,.,isouou5 counterfeit. G July
ap- HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS, AND
many other leading men oI the South, recommend
AMI usc the popular Toilet Preparation known as
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General Agents. Charleston,
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a9-CONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TKlE MAkRladE.-iissays Tor Young
Men on The Errors, Abuses and Diseasrs which de-
sroy the Manly Powers and create impediments to
Marriuge. with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes free OF charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box F.. Philadelphia, Pa
AIny ~ 3mo
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FINAL NOTlgE.-sHERIFFs OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, JUNE 3o.' isoo-on the ID Of Jriy
all the Real Estate in this ana the adjoining
Parishes, against which State Tax Executions nre
filed n this Office. will he advertised and sold accord
ing to law. Payment of Taxes on Personal Property
viii be pressed at same lime.
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EO, pALATK A, FLORIDA,

EOIE PNIIATINH FLVhh'
VIA SAVANNAH, ST. MARY'S FEhNAHDlNA
JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL LANDINGS ON
THE 81. JOHNS RIVER.
Ea.a:Ssz.s .s,S:SSszS Captain CHARLES WILEY, will
leave Charli-ton every Tuesday N'9hd al O'CLOCK.
n.,,ck Tor the above places. Returning will leave
savannah lor Charleston every Saturday Morning,
at s o'clock.
an Goods mol removed by sunset will be stored at
fin, expense and risk of uwners.
All freight must BE- prcpiid.
}. u. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
Juuc ~ South Atlantic Wharf
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MOUNT PLEASANT AND suLLlvAN'S
ISLAND FERRY.
FOURTH OF JULY SCHEDULE.

oE@A On SATURDAY. 4ru JULY INST,
E.ss.es::S- -, the Steamer ROCKLAND will leave
| as IOllows:
suIlivans Island 81 "a. II y A. NJ. ana 81. P. NJ.
| Mount Pleasam--5i,, fs. A. NJ, and IL NJ, and
M.
Cty--6 10 a. NJ, !, 3 and 6il p. NJ.
July 81
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Tho Military Protect Legislature.

New ORLEANS, July This morning before
the hour for assembling the Legislature, q
section of artillery, q squadron OF cavalry anu
two companies OF infantry occupied Lafayette
Square. A large body OF police were on duty
in and around the building. No one was al
lowed to approach without giving account oi
his business. From all the appearances
trouble was expected. Gen. Nell and Gen.
Buchanan's staff we're also present.
The Democrats were present in the Senate.
The roll of members shows only those who
took the test oath. A committee reported, re-
commencing that the action of the president
of the Senate requiring members to take the
test oath should be fully sustained, but that
due respect for the General commanding the
armies of the United States induced them to
recommend discontinuance ofthe test oath.
Fifteen Democratic senators qualified under
the constitution. The House proceedings were
of a similar nature, but more opposition was
elected to the proposition to dispense with
the test oath. Charles ". Lowell (white) was
elected Speaker. The constitutional amend
ment was ratified by vote OF yeas ffty-seven,
nays three. It is stated authoritativoly that
the application for the presence OF the military
was made by two Democratic senators. A
great deal OF bittor feeling exists in both
Houses, the Radicals and colored men doing
al in their power to prevent tho Conservatives
from taking their seats.
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linis; remedies the III ca;ls OF had dyes mrigo'
rates aud leuvrs the hair sol AID beautiful blacf or
brown. aoiL by all Druggists and perfumers; aH
properly applied 1t BatclirloIs Wig Factory, No
band-str. ct New York lyr January