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Carroll Nursery,
y Westminster,
CARROLL COUNTY, MD.

THs undersigned, proprietor of this Es-
adjustment, has on hand, for Spring plant.
ing, 20,000 Apple and Peach Trees 1000
Dwarf and Standard Pears 500 Cherry
Trees. Also lot Of Plums, Apricots, and
Ounces A good supply Of two and three
old Grape Vines Of all the leading varietie,
Currants, Gooseberries and Blackberries,
STRAW BERRIES.
An extensive stock Of Strawberry plants,
selling at low rates-I have the A gricultural,
Russell, Wilson'S Albany Seeding, and
Fillmore. These will be sold at 81 per hun.
dred, SIS per thousand, or S35 per ten
thousand. ] can supply any demand, up to
one million plants, having eight acres OF
Strawberries now under cultivation, en-
bracing twenty five varieties, among them
the Jaconda. Golden Seeded, Downing )
Prolific, Triompbe de Gand, Stewards Seed.
ling, &c. have also Raspberries. Ever.
greens-An extensive stock Of large size.
Suitable for Cemeteries.
DECIDI0US TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, Horse Chestnut, Weeping
Willow, &c. Also, a lot of perpetual bloom
ing Roses. Address
JOSEPH STOUT, Proprietor,
Westminster, Carroll Co., Md.
ja2a.n
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ALSO AGENTS FOR
N& ElSERiS @fy
Patent Seif-Regulatlng Grain
Separator, Cleaner 4 Bagger.

Alta time like the present, when labor i,
very scarce, il is important that Farmers.
who are interested, should give attention &c
this improvement, which will considerabl,
reduce the expense of Threshing Grain in
the common way. This is now considered
the best Separator before the public. 1t is
particularly adapted to Farmers for theil
own nse, and viii apply to Lever or Railway
power, and will Thresh and Clean from 100
to 100 Bushels per day, using four to six
horses and as many hands.
may %, ls69-ly
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LAND 1T PRIVATE SALE.

rysH II Subscriber offers at Private Sale,
! two parcels Of land. No. isa
WOOD Lot.
situated within mile Of The forks Of the
Washington and Deer Park Road; contains
between and 8 Acres, is heavily covered
with Timber, principally Chestnut, with
some Oak and Hickory. No Improvements,
several fine Springs Of excellent water.
~ For terms apply to
j. L. SHUEEY,
Sept 2--dm WarReldsburg.
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Painless Extraction Of Teeth
(BITH0UT GAS)
Drs. Billlngsiea s. weller,
DENTS rs,


HAvING supplied themselves with an
III Appaatusfor Producing Local Anos.
hesia, take pleasure in informing the citizens
Of Westminster aud the community n, large,
that they are prepared to use this latest i'm.
proyement in the extraction OF Teeth. The
advantage possessed by this Apparatus over
all others is that it affects only the part
operated on.
They have also the most improved style OF
Apparatus for manufacturing pure Gas-oi
course all persons calling on them can choose
the method shey prefer.
All operations in Surgical and Mecbsni
cal Dentistry performed in the mos, approx.
ed style and at moderate rates.
Office, adjoining DR.. James l.. Biiiingsied's
residence, near TURNER'S & Aeshdaies' Bank
WEsTNisIER, Mn.
Or. C. Billingslea will continue to visit
the following places;
Union Biidgs.--lst Wednesday of every
month, remaining until Friday afternoon.
Nep WiRdsor.-2Dd Wednesday Of every
month, remaining until Saturday.
UnionfOlrn.- Ord Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday evening.
Tdneyfopn-3d Friday every mouth,-re
naming until the Wednesday following.
April !, ls69-ly
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COME AND SEE !
m. n. GRAMMER.

"0ULD inform bis friends cf West
w minister and vicinity, That be has
connected with his Book and Stationery
Store, the
Zee Cream and confectionery
Business, and respectfully solicits share
Of their patronage. ap:3,2.
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vSoR Disrrhaa and Summer Complaiats
I use Herring Compound Syrup Of Black
berry Root Sold " A. n. Huber and
Hopper Z Wilner. iulys
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NOTICE.

TNHE efIice Of the Board Of School Com.
Hissioners viii hereafter be open on
MoxpAy and SATURDAY OF each week, Tor
the transaction Of business with the Secre-
tary, Treasurer, and Examiner.
J. M. NEWS0N,
Westminster, oct s--tf Secretary.
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Also at the same time and place will b
I'D the Farm of said deceased, containing
ll8 ACRES OF LAND
ExCELLENT TIMRER.

large two story Stone House,
Log Barn, with Wagon Shed
and Corn Crib attached. Car
riage House 4 Spring Housed
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b Aoeu1TTAL or LEa1sLAroas.-The trial Of
Richardson and Gray. msmbets Of the Legis-
lature, {both neefoes) for the murder Of Dallas
Smith, dn Colmm bia. has been concluded, and
their prompt acqlittal by9a jury Of twelve me-
grees beeul declared The tacts or this MUIR
der has been sifted on two occasions, the first
Of which at last term Of court proving mis-
trial. The Phoenix remarks:
Whether Richardson wss guilty or not. we
hold that the negro jury who decided the
issue wes utterly and thoroughly unfit to pro-
nounce in judgment. We do not touch the
conduct OF the case. the management OF the
attorneys or The charge OF the Judge; we SIM
ply assert and maintain that IN such grave
and solemn Issue, involving intricate details Of
Lar and evidence. calling forth the most deli
cate exercise OF nice and accurate Judgment,
with the sign posts Of the previous trial before
them that the provision Of negro Jury to
retry this case pointed clearly to the nature Of
the verdict. In any event, the empaneIlinR
of such . Jury was disastrous TO sbe caqse Of
Justice and the truthful investigation 'cf q,
great crime. The appointment Of thais .arry
might have been legal. O., might have been
ia accordance with some supposed law recSntly'
enacted by sone supposed authority III South
Carolina Bnt q LAW ihat Asds to such re-
suits is simply 8 uonstr osIty. s
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LOCAL MATTERS.


t.s Y
THE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation of
which is about twice as large as that of any
other paper published in South Carolina, is The
best advertising medium for all business men,
For persons who want situ ,tions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and Iodg-:
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value,
TEE NEWS has no equal; and order that all
Glasses may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale or cHEApfADvEn-
zEsEnEzaTs. payment for which must invariably
be made solte', gse osder ssysoos. 4;
2 Advestisen ents Of situations wanted by or
offered to- clerks, governesses, tutors; work
men, mechanics, house servants, por,ers, chop:
boys, cooksi and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses; shops offices
and warehouses wanted or to let. and miscella-
neous wants OF all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements of the
classes specified: f. #MiH}k
Not exceeding THREE LINES 40 words .95 oents
. I Sc FoUR LINES or 80 words. 40
FIVE LIMEa or 20 words. ...... so +"
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TEE
NNws Office by 8 p. M.
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sIakRIEF,s sALM.

BY virtue Of several Tax Executions TO me directed
and delivered. will be sold On MONDAY tho 6th
day OF July next, at the northeast corner ting
Courthouse at IL O'Clock &. M, Z;
All the RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST OF the
defendante below mentioned. III LEASES not en-
ceeding seven years. in the following described pro-
State and costs:
BOON, BENJAMIN
One LOT OF EIGHT ACRES. west side Of Main
Kinpman's Farm--S13 Sc. sI
THORNE; REBECOA
HOUSE AND LOT, No. "a Calhoun street fsoutYs
side.l between Wall and Arson streets-SS8 ~.
SCaMII T, Estate ELIZABETH
HOUSE AND LOT, No. 15 Montague.street
lsouth eide) between Coming and Pitt streets
S47 As. E W. M MACKRT
June IA ma "' ~ - q n n
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Valuable Real EstGte at Aaction.
BY HOLMES g. MACBETH.
AuctiOM00r

BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed byths
HON Geo. q. Bryan, Judge Of the, United Etstoa
District Court for the D1sfrict Of South Carolins
will offer for sale at public auction. at the Oii
fostofnGe loot OF Broad-street. Charleston. g. o.
upon n1HURSDAY July LIST, at IL O'Clock A. NJ
All that LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate.
nG and being In the City OF Columbia, and state OF
South Carolina, measuring and containing in 'front.'
on Washington sixysfx (e65 fseE, and m depth
one hundred aud four 1o4 feet Butting and bound-
inR west on lands now or hate Of estate of Charles
south on lands Of g. v. Antwerp, and north on
stamps. T0UIH Mci,AIN
tt , Assignee T. q DeFontaine.
To WHOM TT NAY CoNcraN4 III nan oroaun.s
o. +. g. DKFONTAINE. Bankrupt. are hereby mott.
neo tnat pursuant to an order Of the Court, dsted
june i0tn. 1859. they are required to prove an6
establish their liens before y. g. CARPRNTNR.
M aeMaastsr M on or before the 1st Of July. 1859.
the decree to be made in this case.
June II fwmfw6t thl q LOUIS NOLAN.
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Aufl,oa su.ss.

SHEkIFE's >ALhs.
ny virtue OF suIdry writs Of Fieri Tactas to me DE-
and TUESDAY. the 9th and 9th days OF July ne1t-
at tha northeast corner Of lie Courthouse betweem
All the Eight title and sa Of Ss
hereinafter mere specified in the following PROP
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Bu,ld,noa t,ora-
oi On on m the northwest corner Of s,res aud Line
streets. Ward No. ~. Measuring in front on sires-
street thirty-n feet; same on bsok hne, and I'M
depth eighty six feet Bounded .est on lands for
merly OF John Uharlon; nortn on lands formerly or
francis sires; east on sres-sreet. and south ON
Levied on and to be sold the property of Nicho-
las Hollings at the suit of A. f. Carstens Co.
All that 10 OF nANn With .he Buildings tnere-
on. situate on the west side of Middle-street be-
feet IN front Middle street. by 100 eet in depth
nara Comfy at the suit ., Mary z Brown and Otheaa.
All tina. LOT OF LANI. yisafsse Bailainvs the.o.
on: situate ate on she east side q be-
front on Meetingstrees IS feet. oy 200 in depths
Levied and to be sold aa tho property Of H. r.
sfa0ord at the suit Of p Gorv.
ALSO, f2
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
ON, situate on the west eide Of st. Phihpstreet two
doors south of Line-street
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of Mar-
s"re1 cr'mman a' the suit o. Josiah p Hughes.
All that TRAor OF LAND. oontstnisg sca aores.
Iaoi0 VI 1855, s1tuate Id the Parish OF st. Janne0
Goose Greek. about two and half miles from Lad
sons Road, west side.
Levied on ana to be sold as the property Of ". b.
AcKewn ar the suit Of John N. ltdeRqEnn 6 90.
All that TRACT OF LAND. containfHg s72 acrese
more or less. situate IN the PAuahsof It James
Goose Greek. between Pigeon Pond and Dea1s@
Swamp. TO merly belonging to stoutedteier.
Levied on aud to De sold ~ the prppe1ty Of Nelso
Groomes at the suit Of Charles a. Clarke.
All that TRACT OF LAND. containing 228 scroG
moro or less, situate in Gfoomesvtlle, st. Jamse
Goose Creek, about and half miles from straw.
berry Depot, Northeastern Railroad.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of Benjas
min Donnelys Executor OF John Donneliy. deoeaeeAs
at the suit Of William Harvey, Administrator.
Terms cash. e. w. III. AACKEY,
Juno IA ma T. OO
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STEAaraHR ASHORE NEAR WILMINGTON, N. G..
The Wilmington, N. c., Journal Of Sunday,
the 2Oth instant, says: ws
The steamship Mary Sanford, which went
ashore on the rip at the western bar, several
days since. has now become quite critical.
Friday she wa& compelled to throw overheard
small portion OF her cargo, and was subse-
q lently yaEeieved tok 200 barrels ofrosin by the
Sloop Flash, OF Gmithville. Yesterday morning,
lsak was sprung, and the tug Alexander Old
ham coming to her relief, 160 barrels more Of
hes cargo was taken off aud brought to this
city. The vessel is now in q critical condition.
She lays grounded on the rip about midship,
mp to the city yesterday afternoon for . steam
pump, which WAS taken down to the Sanford
last night. The steamer Governor Worth was
alaO seDt 10 her asaf6Sance ysssbrdsy afternoon,
and earried down MI. - O. Worth, the agent
Of Che Ana Every thing win be done for the
relief Of the Sanford and all Of the cargo re-
maintng win doubtless be saved. It is hoped
sls0 to get the vessel of. ~5
The Mary Sanford has been employed on
the ronte between Wilmington, n. O., and
New York. 4,
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Coon FRE1aHrs AND D1spATcH IN CoAsrw1sR
-FRE1aHTs. schooner B. N. Hawkins,
Captain Wyatt, for Providence, and Ania. T..
Glover, Captain Terry, for Boston. just shiled
from this port, had full freights at very salts
factory rates, and were sent of IN quick time.
The B. N. Ha wilkins was laden by Messrsss w.
Roach b Co., and the A. E.. Glover by Messrs.
III. Goldsmith & Son. The B. N. Hawkins was
towed to sea on Saturday by the steamer Plot
Boy. f@,'. q hr4st--
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R,U&TNESS .NQTxONS.
"A VI 4 YYas. 1s,ttd d,JJ.N!Sml,Ms.., e., Il 4

sold by e. ". NJ. Maokey; on Tuesday, 0ssd
ust.,coutsinihs abput two hundred and four
aeres OF high hand. aud one huudred acres Of
marsh land. The place is 1kh0sn rs, Martins
Point oe Point OF Pines. 1t is one Of the few
places !, on the ,seacoast that -is perfectly
healthy All th6 year round IL fihel summer re-
treat; has a fine wharf aud business store;
good dwelling house and outbhiidings. and
one Of the best stands for carrying On trading
and business; would make an admirable truck
farm. q June al
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EhEcTIoN OF DIRxOToR.-Ata recant meet
ing Of the Mercantile Cooperative Association
OF Tile cIsyy G. F0lIm van eigcted Is 1firecs
tor to fll the vacancy oocasioned by the resig-
nation Of Mr: J. T. Kanapaux, who has been
elected manager OF the store.
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MIscEaEnAr1oN.-The Phoenix publishss the
following and vouohes for its authenticity:. /. /:
Married, on the Sd instant, by Esquire iJehr
Crompton, near Twenty-Five Mile Creek, Ratf-
fold DISTRICT. Paul Harl coIored, twenty-five
years Of ase, to Joaey Ersniaan, white, four
magistrate. He was formerly violent South
ern rights man, an / is no1 an active aud pro-
minent leader In the church; and strange 10
say, he is q ,sphise C0roljsjass. \
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ARRIVAL OF THE Sea GuLL.-This flrst-class
steamship has arrived from Baltimore with q
full cargo. She will sail at Ave p. M. on We'd
nesday next. in order to land potatoes snd
vegetables in Baltimore on Saturday morning
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TIL TAPPERs ARRESTED. The detective
force have recently paid considerable ate ntion
to the little negroes who are in the habit OF
aoitering around the stores and plunderinR the
tais when opportunity offers. During yester-
day and the day before, Thomas Washington.
and John Small we're arrested and are held for
trial. 'tt
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PErTY LARoENx.--A colored woman named
Anna Wilson was arrested by the detective
force Saturday, for stealing money from Mrs.
Almers, in Market-street.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL gust passed over Au-
gusta, Georgia. on Friday evening, during
which an Edgeaeid County negro named Jesse
Limbarger, who had been fishing in Savannah
River, attempted to cross: to the Carolina
shore. His boat was overtaken by squall
and he was drowned. N
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/. PERsoNAr. General John O'Neii is now in
Augusta. where he is announced to lecture TO-:
night. s. fae
General Wade Hampton and family passed
through Augusta last Friday, on their way to
the West.
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.DEATH FROM suNsTnoKll.!- Coroner Whiting
held an inquest. yesterday, at the corner of
Bull and Pitt streets, on the body OF Cynder
Weston, who was affected by the extreme heat
Of Saturday. and died while being carried home
Qua cart. j Il, ,Tt
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CONSULAR APPorNxMENrs.-Mr. b. Odek
Duncan, Of Newberry. has been appointed Con-
Sutof the United States at Naples. ".
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Il ssr AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.
KNOX, DAILY & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, boots, shoes and dry goods.
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NEW WPosToFF1oEs.-The department at Wash
inxton has instituted new postoAices in this
State at the following points. and with the fol-
lowine appointmsnta: ..;,aaTi>
Enterprise Landing, Charleston County !;
Henry c. Lancaster, PostmaHter. . ::
-. Bradford Springs, sumter County Daniel
Reynolds, Postmaster. Vi
Prt Royal Ferry. Beaufort County; Charles
e. Patrick, Postmaster.
Collins, Edgefeld County; Thomas E.
Shelton. Fairfield County Thomas NJ. Har-
good. Postmaster. .,.,-,.i.,....n 20 ~
Stony Point. Anderson County; James A.
Price, Postmaster. .t-3H a2'a1'-
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HorsL AaHrvAs.s, tJuNR 10 AND, ,2O.--Pautlion
HoteL--P. 81. Pond, Georgia; 9. g.. Pendieson.
virginia; Mrs. K. H. Iiscuna ana servant. New
York; W. Wenkiyns England; George Robinson
ana fazal;y. 5ohn BayeI, ID. Moral, New York;
W. A. Baker, Ireland; JEW. Miller, =. %. Lee,
iGouSh Caroilnas n ~ 9,s-asta Na fs tt
IA 0salessom Hotss.-H. d. Hnll, J. Helm. Nov
wallis, Miss Zebley. New York; w. sturdsr.
want, Wilmington; A. Amber, PhiladelphisiJ i.
"A. Rngiehard, North carolhs;s w. 8. Undsr-
wood, KsntuOky; ii. Barueh, South caEolins;
,yR, p. Bengay. New York; y. o. SistEunk,
South CaFoliaa. .g9ps IS
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DRUa LABELs.-We desire to call the atten-
tion Of druggists in the city and throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities OF TEE NEWS
Job Office for printing all kinds OF drug labels,
prescription blanks, &C., at the shortest mo-
tice. and in a style unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock Of outs, borders and
fancy type is unusually large and choice. Call
and examine specimens Of work.. s-Tgss
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MkKr1NGs 1Hxx DAY.

Palmetto Encampment, at 8 p. NJ.
Hope Fire Company, at 8 P. M.
Stonewal Fire Company, at 8 p. N.
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THE WEATHER for the past two days hes
been exceedingly warm, the Thermometer on
Saturday afternoon being as high as ninety
six. The heated term was somewhat relieved
by Q shower OF rain about four O'clock yester-
day afternoon. The feara Of many OF or good
citizens, aroused by the alleged lack of thunder
and lightning, were. we learn. dissipated Ga
ring the shower yesterday by on extraordinary
vivid dash OF the latter. and q sharp crack Of
the former element OF nature. y:5.-r:,.,-ts'ts-
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The ,PRyNa, CoNmrTTEE.--A correspondent
ofa Radical paper says: s'.a' .,o M. o'aa
The Investigating Committee for the Third
Congressional District Eave completed their
work at Newberry, and in a few days will sit in
Abbevtlle. The members are not ut liberty to
give the details of their work yet to the public,
good work in the ,ntereat Of peace and social
order. They encountered at Newberry. especial
y at first, considerable hostility, and some
threats Of fvlolanca, bat as they moved steadily
and fearlessly forward this exhibition of law
lessness and treason vanished before the strong
arm of the civli law. It is rumored that an or
ganized band in Edge6eld promises that the
committee shall never sit in that county. Prob
ably They will not IL the ..hand" offsets
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5ine Arts.

pHOTOGRAPH COLOR1NG.
Il - '--- - -
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at Eolmes' Book
siven as to the style os coloring preferred.
April AZ 8moss
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L ID w ii i s * Il "a b.

~ d w ii I 8 x "a g.
THE UNDHRsIaNBp BEG LBAvB TO AN.
thst TREY have been appointed by es.rs
sOe Agent! for the State Of South Caroina for the
@ sMo O. their oelehEAted AOME. x, Xxx, xxx. xxx.
WTfsRTrs WTGsHm CABINET and other brands % oIR RYE
They ALSO wish to announce thAt they will be in
o0nstanS receipt OF their COPPER DISTIIGED
mUUnIAiN PURE RYE WHISKIESs' direct from
y,,.ay yWsHiesy at Hanntsv,e, Berkeley County. West
Liberal contracts will be made for largo lots of
new Whskes In bond at Distiuery Warehouse
.~...,...,... 49, .-, CIACIUs WrTTE, r1 .
No. 90 East Buy street,
June 40 wfm3mOs Charleston, 8. O..
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TIE YACHT RAoE-If nothing definite has been
done I'M the matter Of the yacht race spoken OF
for the 20tb inst it is not yet too late to press
forward the Rreliminaries in order that tie
lovers OF aquatic sport may not ha diaannnint-
ed. There is o general desire that the race
shall come of. Let an active committee be
appointed and the matter be taken in hand at
once.
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TIE MUNICIPAL MUDDLE-PRoBApLEM MnET-
Na OF COUNCIL Eo-MonRow N1aHr.-We learn
that the Municipal muddle, growing out Of the
fact chat the majority Of the members Of Coun-
oil wanted the city offices For themselves. and
the minority the Offices for their sons, is likely
to be cleared up under compromise which
will give the offices to the cousins of each FAC
tion. At least. there Is a probability OF meet
ipg Of Council tomorrow night. Those men,
bers holding the balance Of power will be pre-
sent. and. it is understood, will side with
neither faction, bat will endeavor to prevent
the adoption OF any measures which will be
prejudicial to the interests Of the city.
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FACTORS. coxazIssron MnRoHANrs.g Y
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SH1PPGR0 Aosssz.s.
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UNvKRsITY CoMNENoEMENr BALL.-We &c
knowledge an invitation to attend the Com
mencement Ball Of the University of South
Carolina, to be given at the Columbia Hotel ON
the 29th OF this month. The following named
gentlemen constitute the Board Of Managers
Senior Managers-Prof. J. T. Darby, Colonel
Q. b. Simonton, Colonel w. B. Wilson, Hon. J.
N. Frierson, General M. W. Gary, Prof. A.
sachteben, Major Harry Hammond, Colonel
J. 81. Rion, General J. B. Kershaw, Colonel w.
L. Trenholm. Junior Managers n.
Thorhwell, Henry B. Richardson, r. Lovat
Fraser, J. J. Hemphill, r. Means Davis, T.
Ross Robertson, W. B. Wilson, Jr., J. Adger
Clark.