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- OOSAD ALIS

THE GREAT AMERICAN
81 L HEALTH RESrURHR pu
~ iIihes the blood and cures ScIC-'
~ IfuiA. Syphilis. Skin Diseases.
- Rheumatism, Diseases OF We
men. and all chronic affections.
tOf the blood. liver and kidneys.
~ Recommended by the Medical
" Faculty and many thousands at
Jour best citizens.
Read the testimony of Physi
- icians and patients who have used
- RosadAlis; send for our Rosadalis
Guide to Health Book. or Alma
mac for this year. which We pub
lish for gratuitOus distribution;
An Il will give you much valuable
~ information.
DR.. 4. W. Carr. Of Baltimore.
lsay. t.- I
80 / take pleasure in recommend.
ing your kosADALI as q Very
powerful Alternative. / have seen
!. .I III I:
lit used in two cases with happy
N Iresults-0ne in q case of Second
larry syphilis, In which the patient
pronounced himself cured alter
~ having taken FIVE bottles Of your
zA medicine. The other is n case Of
serofule Of long standing, which
is rapidly improving under its
the patient will soon recover.
|A have carefully examined tile
formula by which your ROsadhlis
lie made, and find it an excellent
] n N compound Of all Alternative ID
gradients.
Dr.. Sparks. Of Nicholasyills,
. Ky. says he has used ROsadalis
in cases of scrofulS and secOnda-
~ syphilis with satisfactory re
- suits-As Q cleaner of the blood
know no better remedy.
Samuel g. McFadden, Mur
freesboro, Tenn, says:
j have used seven bottles 81
- Rosadalis, and am entirely Cared
Iof rheumatism; send ms four
bottles, as wish It fOrmy broth
er; who has scrofulous sore eyes
Benz. Bschtol, OF Lima. Ohio.
- writes, / have suffered for TWEEN
ty years with an inveterRtO erup
ton over my whole body; shO
IN time since purchased bottle Of
" Rossdalis and it effected per-
feet cure.
- RosadaIis Is sold By all drug
Gists.
49, Laboratory. 81 Excl &c Place
Baltimore.
Clements, RIVes q Co.,
proDriRfnrs
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For CITY Tnx-1,nIIeefor.

We are authorized to announce Capt. A,
K. Holt a candidate for City Tax COLI
lector, before the new Board. /.
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CIsrl. of the. sgarket.

We are authorized to announce 3. 3.
Riddleburger candidate for Chief Clerk
of the Market.
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For uniform good board and cool, venti-
ated lodgings, go to the Planters, Sum-
mer near Cedar. jy II.
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SOUTHERN PRODUCE mARKETs
Charleston, Oct, 9.


Hay-TheIe has been received about 500 bales
OF this article, all North river descriptions.
Sales of this quality took place from the wharf
at 95c@Sl per hundred.
Corn-The demand for this grain was very re-
stricted and prices have been declining. The
arrivals vera quite moderate, say about 6.OOU
from Baltimore and limited lots from Tennes-
see About 3O0I bushels of Southern White
were sold at 81 47@l SO per bushel, bulk weight.
Tennessee qualities by the car load, may be
quoted at 81 35@l 40 per bushel, weight bags
included, and Maryland in jObbing lots at 81 As
al 50per bushel, weight, bags included.
Flour-The market is amply supplied with
most qualities Of this article, the demand being
moderate for both city and country trade.
Northern and Western Super may be quoted at
81 25p7 SO per barrel; Extra at 81 1908 per
barrel. and Family at IS 50@9 so per barrel;
Southern kinds are in limited stock, and may
be quoted at 81 50 per barrel for Super, IS per
barrel for Extra and IS 5000 5Oper barrel for
BacoL-Is in limited supply with moderate
inquiry at unchanged prices. Prime shoulders
may be quoted at lSc per pound; prime clear
rib sides at DE; prime stripes at pc. and dry
sailed shoulders l61zc per pound.
Savannah, Ga. Oct. 8.
Bacon-Prime is selling at very firm figures
stocks light, demand active We quote at 1879
for smoked shoulders, 221@c for clear rib, and
22IIc for clear sides; breakfast bacon 2l15ci
choice sugar-cuTed hams at 2l@ Zoe; plain 70
02lc.
Lard-Without quotable change, steady. We
quote prime leaf at 2l922c; pressed l69l9c, &C
cording TO quality.
Fiour-A fair demand has existed at steady
prices; stocks ample. New Extra State we
quote at 50 per barrel; Double Extra and Fancy
SI0@ll. Northern and Western-we quote
SupeTfne S7@S Extra 81 25G5 .; Double Ex-
ira and Family 5000 so; Fancy $40 5U@ll 50
per barrel for family use.
Hay-Eastern-StOek light. We quote from
store at 81 g. but selling in large lots at 81 400
] A.. Northern arrivals have weakened prices,
We quote at 81 80 from store; from wharf
81 l71z@l 20.
Cofn-Stocks fair. demand rather quiet. We
quote Maryland White at 81 90 from store, and
81 55@1 90 from wharf yellow 81 So from store;
from wharf 81 50.
Oats-WithOut change. We quote Maryland
White from wharf S21@ei from store eO99oe;
heavy black $l@l 10 from store.
Rye-Demand active. We quote at 81 20 from
store. -,
Bran-Fair inquiry. We quote at 81 1902
per car load, s. 25'g2 so from store.
Butter-We have no change to report IN the
grades, except that prime qualities are very
steady. Goshen at 45@52c; frkins 45@i5c;
Western 3SG40c; country at Acc retail.
Potatoes and OniOns-FOrmer in fair stock;
latter light at stiff figures. Prime Northern
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We are authorized to announce +. Il.
Trous dale, Eeq,. candidate for State Ii
brarian at the next meeting Of the General
Annn,rn hlu
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Nashri:Ie rrovisIon pLarlse,.

BAC0N-Clear sides2Oe; shoulders nc; plain
country hams 2l922c; choice canvansed hams
DC.
LARD-We quote nominally in tieree at
201Zc; in kegs &c.
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gar slIfY K,corsler.

We are authorized to announce Joseph
E. Brenn ana candidate for Recorder, be-
fore the newly elected City Council.
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very cheap. oc1AV~ot
PRINCES, gimps, and all other fas h.
ionable trimmings, at G. Rice & Co.'S 81
College street. oc9 Nv
BLACK and colored silk and satins, at less
price than in any other store, at g. Rice
& Co.'s, 62 College street. oc9 lw
FINE clothing for men and boys Scotch
wool undershirls, elegant for cold weather;
large stock of cloths, cassimeres and vest
ings, of the finest that can be produced,
selling cheap for cash at G. B. Abbops, Al
IJnion street oc9 81
The cheapest satins in Nashville are at
G. Rics & Co.'s, 62 College st. oc9 1w
If you want a fine silk dress at low
price, go to G. Rice & Co.'s, 62 College
street. oCS Nv
For the best oysters and CLAIMS, in kegp,
shells and in cans, served up to suit the
taste Of the most fastidious, go TO Hemp
hills, SO Church street. Regular meals
only so cents. Open all night.
ocl0 81
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We are authorized 10 announce Gen,
James Hickman a candidate before the
new Board for City Recorder.
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Use jenkins Stomach Billera. Oc5 If
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Nashville Grocery Market.

SUGAR-New orleans l5@16. Demerara.
l51z@l6: standard hards. l71E@lS; A Coffee
l7Gl714c, B do 162z9l7c and G do l61z9l67zc.
C0EFEE-RiO, common to choice. 199251zc;
Laguayra, 269261Ic; Java 9S@40c.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS.-New Orleans
per Dbl, 7599Oc; syrup. 5O@Sl; golden syrup.
SALT-LiverpoOI sack. SO Is; seven busbel
barrels, by the car load, s. 80; five and half
RTCE-We quote best Carolina lOc.
TEAS-Imperial ST. 1902 %; Young Hyson
81 Is; Black Sl@l SO; Gunpopder 81 ESQ.,
81. $40 and SIS; in kits. Nos. l. and 3, IS %;
s. and 81 IS,
CHEESE-We quote factory at 19e; English
NAILS-We quote at 81 1906 for l0d, and
25c additional for diminishing grades.
CANDLES-Star. light weight 1910.
P0WDER-Dupont, S6 rs; Hazards So 70;
blasting. 81 IS fuse per 100 feet, 75c.
SHOT-Patent 50 Is; buck IS So
LIQU0RS-CommOn rectifed whisky per gal
lon, 81 30; Robertson County 81 1902 IS;
Bourbon, 81 25C95 so; Lincoln county 81 100
q. HighWines 81 -.
BALE ROPE-MO l09101Zc; Green Leaf loo
l01Z; Iron Ties &c.
J. II. Flax Soc.
MISUNDERSTANDING per doz. 4O975c.
Washboards 81 IS per doz. Buckets per doz
80 1898. Tubs 81 75t95 per nest. Starch 719c.
Candy &c for assorted per pound. Snuff 81 %
per box for CARROTS packed. Matches IS so
per case. Pepper &c. Spice &c. Ginger 2)c,
Oysters So Is per case for one pound cans; 50 .
per case for pound cans. Canned peaches 2
pound cans. 81 Is per doZ. Soda 713qSc.
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PIAidsI PIaidsi; PlRIdsli:
A good variety, new and cheap, at the
Trade Palace, IA Public Square.
oe5 II JOHN GILaAN & Co.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Cuban patriots at Fort lafayette are to
Do released to-day.
Senator Morton favors the recognition OF
the Cubans as belligerents.
Colonels Ryan and Courier, of the Cuban
filibusters are safe in Canada.
Bogart. the defaultiug naval paymaster, has
arrived in New York from Galveston in Gus
tody.
The Republicans have elected delegate to
Congress from Washington Territory by 148
majority.
Commodore 8. s. Lee, brother Of General
R. E. Lee, died at his home In Stafford County.
Va, yesterday. =
General Ames, commanding the Department
Of Mississippi, has been called to Long Branch
by President Grant.
Turner, the negro pos s:mastsr at Macon, was
discharged BY the United States Commissioner
yesterday morning.
John A. Ronbline. well known bridge engi.
neer, OF New York City. died yesterday from
lockjaw arising from ajammed foot.
The Dent movement ID supported by the
press Of Mississippi, and be will receive the
support Of the Conservatives OF all parties.
Frank Ballard, Secretary Of the Security In
surance Company. OF New York. is defaulter
to the amount OF sixty three thousand dollars.
The San Francisco air ship Avitar has made
another successful trial trip. Several eminent
engineers believe that the large machine now
constructing will be successful.
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NO PLACE LIKE HOME!
Return of Confederate Colonists from
Brazll-an sick Of the Bargain.

Soon after the late war number of disgust
Cd Goniederates, tearing that the Southern
States would bo unfit to live in, departed ior
the Empire Of Brazil in several different expo
dtions. of winch those und"r the lead of Nc
dulllns, Dunn, Hastings and GastJu were the
most prominent. The first starred from Gal
weston. the two folio wing from New Orleaps,
aud the last from New York. They settled IN
d fferent parts OF Brazil, attracted BY promises
OF long credits Tor their land, mado by the
Brazilian Emperor. The result OF Their ex-
pertinent was greater disgust for their hcw
home than for the degenerate land whence
they bad I'D.
The coil len proved poor, fever and ague
cIrced in the alr, the native plauters were J,-
plor ably ignorant aud uucompauionable ard
no m .rket was Offel ed the little produce the
settlers were able 10 raise.
Astampeue soon took place among them
and many are avsillng themselves OF a free
passage nome from Rio Janelro in the naval
vessels, bS permission vi Tue President
Of these discontented colonists forty seven
men women and children arrived in New York
on Monday b, the United States steamer Guer-
rlere, OFT Sandy Ho,k. Their ntmes are as
follows: DR.. George W. McDade, wife and three
chi dren, Of Montgomery Couuy Alabama;
Joseph Porcher, formerly planter OF Port
Royal with his wife and child; Mrs. s. q. Da-
Wis. Mr.. Joseph FJs er and two children. and
W. G. DAVIS, all Of New Orleans; John Baxter,
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THE YERGER Trial.

JACKSON, Mss. July 2A.-The trial OF E. NJ.
Xerger before the military commission was
concluded to-day. The verdict was not gwen
after tho trial Was concluded. Yerger was
broueh. before Judge Hill. OF the Unised States
Circuit Court, on writ of haoeas corpus.
Judge William Yerger. on behalf OF the prl-
soner. submitted q plea, to which the Judge
Advocate, Colonel Thomas F. Barr, submit. ed
q return, aud Yerser was remanded to military
custody, the points involved having heretofore
been passed u3on by Judge dill with the same
result. TIE case will Dext be heard from in the
Supl eme Court.
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OBSERVER.

TIE Oa1NEsE In GEoRoIA.-A large force OF
Chinese InDOrers has peeu employed by the
contractors to finish the Selma, Rome AID Da.-
TO-, Railroad. Fol- some lme past Erge
NUMBER OF conYicts from The Georgia peniten-
tlary have been employed GU that railway; but
tue recent lease OF the peuiteutiary aud Its in
mates to Grant Alexander u Co. has caused
them all to be turned over TO ii ese gentlemen,
BY whom the, are now employed On the MLcol
aud Augusta Road. Deprived II the labor OF
this force the coutr 'c,ors on tho Selma. R,mo
and Dalton Road have determined to supply
it's place WITH Chinese, and have accordingly
made arTan!emeuts out WesI ny which many
OF the Chinese who were employed OIL the Zen
tral Pacific hailroa'l until Its completion, Wild
soon be at work on the former railroad.
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EUROPE.

1Hs LORDS REJECT TIE Ien1 oHuRcH BILL
E1uTEMENT AT TIE EVENT.
LONDON, July 22.-After prolonged debate,
nearly every Lord explaining himself, the
Lords divided on the preamble TO the Irish
Church bill as it came from the Commons.
The government was defeated BY vote Of 70,
the vote being IS to 17S. The issue is thus
finally Joined between the Lords and the ooun-
try. The political excitement in consequence
il intense The Cabinet was in session al
tie afternoon, but lacks harmony. Gladstone
Bright, Lowe, and Ill Of the stronger mem
bers, insist upon the immediate Withdrawal OF
ne bill, on the ground that the obstinate re-
sistanoe Of the Peers renders conflict be:
tween the two houses inevitable.
some members, Including Clareadon, Advo-
cate more moderate proceedings, such q let
ting the bill take its course, and only abandon
ing It at the last moment; but the insulting
language used BY Salisbury towards Glad
stone, and the large vote agains. the preamble,
show that all attempts at compromise are use
less. There is little doubt that Gladstone will
carry his point BY Withdrawing the bill ,nne-
diately, to be followed by speedy adjournment
to August, by which time the creation of neg
batch Of Peers will present . ministerial ma
jority in the Hogse OF Lords.
Placards appear on the walls to-day. headed
.shall the people or the Lords rule, " and call
ing for mass meeting at Arundel Hall To-
morrow, to be followed BY monster open air
demonstration. It is rumored that the Duke
Of Cambridge expresses openly his indigna-
tiou at the rsdicafism Of the ministry, and
hopes the Queen would refuse TO ssn,tion the
coercion Of the Peers.
TIE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RAcE-ARsIvAL OF THE
HARVARD CREW.
LONDON. July W.-The steamer City Of Paris
arrived at Queenstown yesterday, with the
Harvard University crew, who are to row
match With the Oxford crew. They reached
this city to-day. in excellent condition, and i'm
nediately 90 into training. The 31st OF Au-
gust has been agreed upon as the day for the
match.
= There MAS colliery explosion at St. Helena,
q few miles from Liverpool, in which thirty
we're killed and sixty we're hurt.
spAN-ovERTuREs III BxHALF OF 1sABkILA-
THE oARLIsT PARTY.
MADRID, July N.-General Lersundi has re-
eeiyed overtures trom the partlsans Of Isa-
bs)ls, but he refuses to espouse their cause.
The threatening attitude Of the Carlist party
causes much uneasiness.
The report that Don Carlos is in theiProvince
of Navarro has been confirmed; government is
taking great precauuons.
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June II


aESU haER PERILS-HOW 10 ESCAPE
THEM 1t will not do to rrih. with the health In
bot weather Vigor oozes through the ssin at every
pore an] 1t Is by physical yisoT only that unbea-
thy Influences can be bafa ID aDd repelied The vi
tai elements are evaporaled in pers irat Intense
heat converts man into selt-actin, pump and the
mo stare that Is pumped ou of bip IS derived from
the well l.sDrings ollie within him. There is great
need, Therefore, that these sources OF phyAcal
strength should lie in condition 10 bear, without
danger or Inconvenience, the extraordinary drain.
II hey are moi in sich cOndi.ion. the individual
becomes llngld and low-spiritcd.
The man thing is to keep The digestive apparatus
in good uo.ltrg tim; for If the stomach, the pur.
veyor OF The system, does is duty thu roughly the
liver the bcs ea, The brain, and the nervous sys-
tem being duly nur.ured, will be likely to do tiers.
In view of these fict it Is In!test hat powerful
nd wholesome 1egetabl. tonic llSe ROSrE ItR'-
MONA II Ell LRS Is e5peclI.ly required at this
ent.ebius season. It is the most admir- bile of all
correc,iyes aud ants and ior this Ieason it
doe not over.s'imuate the system. The propor-
tions of aperent tonic an stimulating com conents
are judciousy g. aduaed that the processes Of IN
vigorauon and puri6ciion 20 on simultaneously.
aud no u due excitement Is created in the c'rcua-
tiou or the braiu. all unmedicated lmulans. how
ever pure exc te the pulse AID the nervous system
Their exbi arain. effect is ienpora ,, and when 1t
passes OF the ply sca, and mertal depression they
were employed to remove r>turns in an aggravated
FORM But this not the case when BO>TLITtR'
RtT1EkS are taken Us q stomachic and nervine.
The medicinal herbs roots and gums with which
they are iugreg ated neutrslize theexctting prnci
ple OF the rye spiri: which forms their basis and
which is in ,tsel the most wholesome OF all the Va
,ie.,es Of alcohol. c DAG July17
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The revenue was
seven hundred and fifteen thousand.
Admira, Davis has been detached from the
South Atlantic Squadron.
The customs from the 10th to the 18th in
elusive were three millions one hundred thou
sand.
The Presidents Morgan mare, Ada, is dead.
The decrease of the debt is probably nine
millions.
Commissioner Parker has advices convincing
him Of th6 danger OF extended Indian troubles
before the summefi is over.
Prominent Radicals here are hopeless OF the
success Of Stokes in Tennessee.
The Revenue department. attribute the sue
caes in discovering Illicit distllleries to negro
spies and guides
The Star says that the President this morn
ing transmitted dispatch to the Secretary OF
the Interior to have Egypt and Cincinnati, his
two favorite carriage horses, shod and sent on
Immediately to Long Branch. The order has
already been complied with.
It is understood that the steamer seminole,
which left Norfolk on the 11th under sealed Or
ders, is directed to capture and bring to Wash
ngton the Hsytien privateer Hero, for mo-
testing American shipping.
Secretary Hosr is reported to have said to
delegation urging interference in behalf OF cer-
tain Americana incarcerated in Ireland for Fe-
nianism, that the meu had no business in Ire
land. He believed the invasion Of Canada was
the act Of q set OF robbers and murderers, who
deserved severe punishment; and declared that
our government was determined to have tho
laws faithfully and vigorously executed.
The Tribune says, edtorisily: 1.-THE Presi-
dent, We need hardly state, had no part nor lot
In the proposed nomination Of his relative
Judge Dent, for Governor Of Mississippi
Whether Judge Dent is Conservative Repub-
lican, Radical, or no Republican at all. makes
no shadow of difference. The President has
taken no part in the election Of Governors By
the people Of the respective States, and Is very
unlikely TO take any,"
The New York papers are silent regarding
Oanby's policv imposing the irol-clad oath ON
the Virginia delegations.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, July 22.-several merchants at Man
x.uillo have been arrested for trading with the
rebels. The loyal citizens Of Santa Espirltu
have issued an address urging their rebel
brethren to return to their allegiance.
The insurgents, eight hundred strong, have
been defeated with heavy loss. General Jor-
dan was wouudel.
Haytiea advces to the 10Th report the Quaker
City, alias the Columbia. at st. Marks. Salnaye
is personally attending to the operations
against AUX Caves. His friends are confident
et SUCCESS. The Cacos are determined to de-
fend the place to the last extremity.
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~ The Relatives, Friends and Ae.
auaintsnce. Of Mrs. MARY J. MCGOWAN, Mr.. and
Mrs GEO. W. sHoKEs. and Mr.. and Mrs. ALERT
PRINCE. are invited to attend the Funeral Services
Of the former, THIS MORNING, at half-psst Eight
O'Clock. at her late residence. Coming-street one
door above Morris.street July 23
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANmsco. July 22.-The steamship
Tallahassee. formerly Confederate cruiser,
was totally wrecked near Yokahams. twenty
two lives we're lost, including The captain. or y
and most Of the passengers.
The Prusslan trade is unparalleled in the his
tory of Japan. There we're no arriVa OF ne"
e;lk, and the cold weather had destroyed many
HFms.
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KINasTREE TOWNSHIP ELEcTI ,N.-Ihe fol-
lowing Is the result Of the ,Owuship election
held ut Kngstree GU MOI day: Seieo men--S.
w. Maurice. ". ". WlrJ, Ambrose I.sd .le;
Clerk /. J. Z. Dargau; ouive eyors-R. W. Full
on Joseph A. mo ,pson, j. p. BARN 'au;
stabie-Wm. Scott. Tisdale and Scott are
negroes. One nuLdred and eighty -eIgb v'tes
we're ,lled. ou. OF which number only th riy-
three we're white.
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8 tuths8

~ TAXESl TAX e 8 l-NOflCE S
hereby given that the Treasurer Of colleon County
will be ready to receive the STATE AND COUNTY
TAXES at the following places:
Adan's Run, July 20 and 81.
Georges taton. August and 8.
Green Pond Station, August 10 and 10.
Reeves station, south Carolina Railroad. August Z.
Ridgevllle Station, South Carolina Railroad, Au-
glst4
summerville Station, South Carolina Railroad, Au.
gust 2 and 8.
Waltsrboro', from the 9th to the oath Of July.
Youges' Island, fst. Paul) July 2s 20, 81 and Au-
gust l6.
Jacksonboro'. July 80.
The Treasurer will he found at his Office in Wal
terboro to receive Taxos oa and after the above
named dates until August 25. At er that date an ad-
dition of twenty per Cent. will be charged on all
amounts Of Taxes unpaid before the 17h day OF oc.
tober and after that date the Treasurer will pro eed
to c,ect by distress otherwise. All real and per-
sonal property are charged with seven aLd-a-h IL
mills on the dollar for State, and three mills for
County Taxes.
Office Couaty Treasurer, Walierboro', s. c., July
s, 1860. JAMES ". GRACE,
July 81 Treasu urer
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

RICHMOND. July 22.-There wero four hun
dred arrivals at the White Sulphur Springs in
West Virginia to-day. Among them were Geo.
Peabody, W. W. Corcoran, General Geo. E.
Pickett and others. Blankets are in demand.
Thermometer at noon 81.
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York Tuseum Of Anato.ny, embracing the sub
jects aow to Live and What to Live for /; Youth,
Maturity and Ola Age Manhood generally review
ed the cause OF Indigestion Flatul~nce and Ner-
yous Diseases accounted for Marriage Philosophi-
cally Considered &c. These lectures will be for
warded Oh receipt of four stamps. by sddres sing
ssCRETARY BALTIMORE MUotUM OF ANAHo.
MY No. "a We, Baltmore-street. Baltimore. Nd.
tnr;lle mwf fyr