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MADRID, August I. 7.;AANearly ail the
Carlists have dissolvedsand Idisappesred.;
After the recent execution Of the Car
list ibadTfecF oniSts, the band, togwHich
theybelo1ged app9aled for amnesty. 4 A
LONDON, August 7.-The+ prospectus
for the India and Panama Telegraph
Company has been published; The desy
sigh s TO connect. Europsi with South
America, ,'YSS SSid ChbR :" ana tile United
States. @RItIIE iI[.1CGIo{UnTD Il
Affairs ip japan are 50 unsettled and
hostility towards foreigners is SO great,
that war vessels in the Chinese waters
have been ordered. to Yokohama. Il, :
CoNsTAHErNoPxE, August 7.r7A propo-
sal has dnhHde in Council; to call the
Viceroy Of Egypt here, to giye an ac-
count OF his proceedings during his Eu-
.DF1 Tjz1tttts-- ~ j 7
WARRINGTON, August 7.-Admiral Hof
has been ordered home Immediately,
leaving the Cuban squadron in command
of the nsxt highest officer.
Assessor Belcher, otcolored,) of the
Third Georgia District. reporting the
resignation Of Deputy Haygood, init
mates that revenue officers lives are in
danger in Wilkes and Talifero Counties.
The. Treasury Department has infor-
nation OF the drowning of Thos Staner,
Collector Of quptomg et st. Marks, Fla.
The Nsyy. Department also has informa-
ton Of come accident TO the steamer Sc
nnih0l6 which has been sent after the al
lsgeapifat Telegrafe. NJ advices since
from 81. Thomas.
!ialnternsf revenue receipts to-day $780,
"A number Of Federal ,office-holders of
Texas have written a. letter to Gen. But
ence to secure the election of Gen. Da-
Wis. y ,e';. 10 = z lI.'i . s'1
The steamers Juniata, Dale and Die
tator have been ordered to New York, to
assist in detaining the Spanish gun
boats. The ,Frolic has been. ordered to
be ready for the same service. if neces-
Sary. i...
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The State of South Carolina.
KERsHAw-IN EQUITY.

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT.
William E. Johnson and others, President and
Directors of the Bank OF Camden, g. G., Us.
the Bank OF Camden, s. c., and others.-BM
TN pursance Of o decretal order enterep in
l. this cause, creditors Of the Bank OF Cam
den, 8: C., are required to present statements
OF their claims, designating the number Of the
any part thereof, at the banking house in Gam,
den, 8. c., on or before the 1st September next.
andlare enjoined from commencing or further
prosecuting any suits against the said corpo-
ration without the special leave OF said Conrt
@. SILVER, Clerk of the Circuit court
May 23 mis- ~ For Kershaw Co., 8. G,
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COLUMBIA HOTEL.

NNHE Proprietors take pleasure in announc-
IL ing this eleg furnished Establishment
now open for the accommodation OF guests.
The table will always be supplied with every
York and Charleston markets. and no efforts
will be spared to give perfect satisfaction, in
every respect. to our patrons. FREE LUNCH
IN tho refectory every day from II until 123
q. 4 d Il. onid1Hi BADENHiop, pnoPnIErORs.
May 80
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In Bankruptoy..

In the District Court Of the United States for
:, the District OF South Carolina.
In the matter OF Gilbert Garner, Bankrupt, er
pdrte Juriah Arthur.
NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
IN holding liens ag ainst the bankrupt estate
Of GILBERT GARNER, that they are required
to establish their liens before W. J. Clawson,
Esq, Register, at Yorkville, s., g.. within
thirty days from the date hereof, or be barred
from all benefit OF the decree to be made in
this case. -A
Court. THOMAS J. LAMOTTE, Assignee.
COLUMBIA, s. c., July II, 1869. July is ma
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Family Supplies.

Family Supplies.
10 "a CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK
EIlI s.. 10 cases Italian Maccaroni.
Will e Young America and Cutting
LsI1.lleDB Cheese,
Fresh Country Butter,
Primo Leaf Lard,
Extra Family FJour-in bags and barrels,
Hecker's Self Raising Flour,
Bakers Chocolate and Cocoa,
Superior Cider and White Wine VINEGAR.
Java, Laguara and Rio Coffees,
Orange Sugar-cured Hams,
breakfast Bacon and Country Cured Hams,
Jetfreeys' and McEwen's Scotch AIes,
Barclay Il Perkins London Porter,
Catawba Wine and Champagne,
Heidsick Champagne and Claret,
All fresh, and for sale low by
June E. X O. n HOPE
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In the District Court Of the United
States, for South Carolina.
July Term, 1869.
In tho matter Of Charles p. Rernsen, of Co.
lumbia, 8: c., B&nkrupt-Pitttion for fuu
and fna! discharge in Bankruptcy.
~ Sd day Of September, 1859, at Federal
Court House in Greenville, g. O., and that ali
creditors, 60. Of said bankrupt appear at
they can, why tho prayer Of the petitioner
should not be granted. tsr'-
1869. DANIEI, HORI,BEnR 'ui''
Clerk OF the District Court of the us.
Aug ms for South Carolina
a1 Newberry Herald will publish once
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for the erection Of Circular, Gang Mulay or
Sash Mills. Correspondence solicited, and
Catalogues furnished, on application. by mail
or otherwise. July .jo 1v
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- The New Ts cory Of Health
''1' '''s ,,,I IEsgABntsHRD By a;ii' III
HEINlTSHS QUEENS DELIGHT!
bHA "r itt ,i'f;> }; f;y., n- t3-E.,
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TIME Life of all Flesh is Blood. The He.,.h,
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OF Blood. no Flesh can be free from disease.
HEIN1TsH's QUEENS DELIGHT
Is now recognised household Medicine of
rS%eHial Sn t6 powers invented and
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..s5 ITS CONSTITUENT PROPERTIES.
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QUEENS DELIGHT ls deobatruent by its DIVERSE
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QUEENS DELIGHT ls an lnvigOrant and Tonic:
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In the functions OF organic
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QUEENS DELIGHT Is o stimulating, Alternative
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u In the blood, producing
HEN1TsH's healthy action OF the skin,
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Blotches and Cutaneous
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QUEENS DELIGHT Is aperient, gently acting
upon the bowels, thereby
removing effete matter pro-
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hLiNiTsHs the stomach and head.
Headache and nervous dis
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QUEENS DELIGHT ls expectorant, increasing
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Tho sick, feeble and those in delicate health,
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-...1ss. 49, G1S-1h hrs9&Ie~
FAssignee's Sale, SD y nN
ByD.C. PEIXOTTO &SON. Auctioneers.
Inre @. P. Remsen, er parte r. N. Lewis.
RY virtue OF an order in the above stated
Judge OF the United States District Court for
south Carolina, will sell, before the Court
House, in Columbia. IN MONDAY, the 9th dey
OF August inst, at O'Clock A. NJ,
Tho unexpired term of Lease, fbeine until
the 2zd day Of August, 1867 Of the premises
situated on the Northwest corner Of WASH
lMngt3n and Assembly streets-fronting on
street feet, more or less; now occupied as
stores by Hayne & Ellington and others; said
Lease being part OF the Bankrupt estate Of q.
K. Remsen. Terms cash.
THOMAS J. LANOTTE,
. Assignee Of @. +. Remsen.
COLUMBIA, q. c., August s, 1863.
aug '7 go 1rt fm2
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Notice. 10y
On WEAVERS arc wanted Immediately at
~ the Rock Island Factory, in Charlotte
n: @: Applicants are referred to Col. L. D.
Childs and Col. J: b. Palmer, Of Columbia,
who will give any information in regard to the
Company and manufacturing that may be de-
sired. JOHN A. YOUNG, President.
0uly limo
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MORE STOLEN BONDS.

A new phase was developed yesterday in two
old bond robberes portion of the stolen property hav-
ing been found in the possession of Carolin OBrien
Bryant formerly connected with The Express and Herald
and afterward with Brooklyn 1istillery On Nov 2,
1863 tin box was stolen from the Office of Messrs Nor
,son Son Il Hutchinson, at No 327 Broadway This DOx
of stock in various banks and railroads, valued at
$4,000; l8 bonds of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad valued at $4,000 four per cent II 900 PONDS
OF the City OF Alton, Illinois, OF the u ,. ponds
$4,000 worth were registered, ana belonged
10 Mr. Hoyt; the remainder owned by Mr. Thomas
A Morrison Since then a number of detectives have
been engaged search for the thieves among them
Detectives Farley and SymngtOD OF the central once
and DOYLE and Harvey the employ OF Jay Cooke 20
They traced 10 possession OF Mr. CAROLYN Bren Byaht
two 5000 u g. registered bonds, one OF when was sto
from the office Of Harrison, Son Hutchinson on the
above occasion The bond had been altered tho name OF
James Harvey of Chicago being substituted lot that
OF Mr. IIoyt The other bond was one OF those stolen
from the safe OF the Berkshire Insurance Company AZ
POughkeee not long ago In this case too the name oi
the real owner Mr. Dodge. President of the company hu
been erased by chemical process and that OF CaeD ID
Humphrey inserted. Mr. Bryant stated mat ne received
the bonds from John H. Hand, who was then aresteu,
and he stated I'm turn that he had procured tne Ioi
BARTON NJ. Johnson. He also was arrested. Bryaht,
johnson and Hand taken before Justice hOgan,
Yesterday afternoon at the Tombs, where Mr. Thomas
a Morrison made affidavit, setting forth the inert OF
the box containing the securities, and giving st OF inc
nronerty stolen Counsel for the complainant cOhsuteu
win the magistrate and expressed himself OF the opln-
ion that no complaint could be made against either br
ant or Hand as they had shown from whom they Oh,
tanned the stolen bonds complaint was receiver
and the examination was set down Tor
TRursday next Bryant and Hand were also ordered 10
present witnesses Further developments IN THESE
bond rObberes may be expected before the CONCLUSION OF
fhaa Gamma
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THE WARRINGTON NETHoDIsTs.

The Metropolitan NJ. f. Church OF Washing
ton dedicated with imposing ceremonies last Spring cost
the denomination which erected 1t 100000. OF this
amount $4,000 was raised the time Of dedication,
leaving the Church Society 10000 debt An effort
now being made by the Methodist denomination 70 eX-
tinguish this also Central Committee mas lts head
quarters I'm Washington, Of which Mrs. Grant
Is Chairman. and committees have been esta6-
shed in each OF the great cities OF The Union,
pledged 10 exert every effort TO raise the necessary
amount In accordance with this design ladies repre-
sentng the several Methodist Churches In this city met
Yesterday afternoon In tho Mission Rooms OF the Meth
odist Book Concern DR. Newman, pastor OF the Metro
pOlitan Church, addressed the meeting In behalf OF h
church. stating its needs and hoping that they would
come relief His appeal was heartily responded TO-
greater number OF the ladies present pedgg them
selves 10 raise ut least 500 EACH
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ANOTHER ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CASE.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
schirmer at No 2 Enzabethst, over the body OF Mrs.
Ann Moan, who died from cancer of the uterus From
the evidence 1t would appear that the woman was taken
seriously unwe time ago. and Dr. John scott OF
No. 81 aforementioned. Brooklyn, was called IN lie
claims TO cure by magnetic treatment, or the laying on
OF hands and after examining the patient professed his
ability TO cure her. In addition 10 vigorously rubbing
the abdomen Of patient whenever he called Dr. Scott
gave the husband q number or drops, known as
the Extract OF the Honey Bee" one drop TO
be taken for dose Another bottle contained decoc-
ton OF Indian hemp juniper berries, ard sassaras one
dessert spoonful TO constitute dose Dr. scott called IN
all % times aud each occasion repeated his vigorous
treatment Of the woman who was far advanced IN Preg
nancy As n consequence the woman on the 22d inst:
gave premature birth child Dr. Michael Hogan OF
No 81 Bleeckerst then called in, and found the
woman In very low condition. and she died on the 26th
inst DR. Joseph Cushman, assisted by Drs Hogan and
Marion, made pOstmOrtem examination OF the Dody,
ascerained that death had reued from cancer OF
the uterus and bladder, accelerated by the premature
birth The Jury rendered "A verdict that the deceased
came 20 death by OF the uterus and bladder
accelerated by the premature delivery OF an eight
months oeus induced by Ignorance on the part OF
John Scott, and recommend the Kings County Medl-
cal Society prosecute tins said John scott Tor Deg ah
unlicensed practitioner" Mrs. Moan was native OF Ire
land. IS years.
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The LOTTERY Cases.--All the defendants in the
lottery cases that have been pending before Commis
Shields. In which Charles s. Spencer was counsel
have been held In their recognizances TO await tho
action OF the Grand Jury being understood, hoWever
that the will not be presented TO the Grand Jury
until Mr. Spencer has had opportunity 10 present tho
matter TO the authorities at Washington, and endeay0red
10 modification OF the law by which the present
managers Of lotteries have virtual monopoly Of tho
business
The williamsburg Tobacco Frduds.-The Gaze OF Gull.
mann, Lppmann, Bucknef, and Munday, the Williams
burgh tobacconsts who were charged before Commits
sOner Shields with having defrauded the Government
out OF large amounts OF money through evadng the pay
ment OF tax large quantities OF tobacco has been sub
United to the Commissioner the evidence and he haf
reserved his decision
Arrest Of Recfifer.-On complaint Of Michael q
Dugnan of No. Yandewater-st f. b. Kellogg, rectt
fer at No so Westst arrested and brought before
Commissioner Shields yesterday, charged with having
the 18th Of August last, removed quantity Of dis
titled spirits which no tax had been paid from his
rectfyng establishment to place other than bonded
warehouse, in violation Of the Internal Revenue laws
He was held to bail for an examination on Friday.
The Bon CdSe-Isidor NJ. Bon OF the firm Of Schroeder
& Bon. tobacconsts at No. 178 Water-st, who was
charged with completely in smuggling 10000 cigars has
been held By Commissioner Shields to await the action
Of the Grand Jury.
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questioned executive ability and have no doubt he
will prove equal in the discharge OF his duties to any one
who has hitherto held position under the Government
After three hearty cheers for Mr.. McElrath and for
Gen. Palmer A. H. Calhoun offered the following resolu'
tioD which was unanimously adopted:
Rd That IN view OF the resignation Of esmAble chief the
Hon Thomas McElTs,h we the employees in the Appraisers De-
wishes for bis future welfare recogni
ug him the faithful able ndefaigabe public ocerone
paudit: Well doue good sud faithful servant May
the departing Elijah securely enwTap aad protect tue
coming Elisha
At the close Of the exercises the attaches clustered
around their retiring chief exchanging parting sauta
tons and good wishes The watch is heavy gold SWISS
repeater and valued at $780, The satnined case OF
ornamental wood which contains 1t is inscribed with
fine monogram Of the recipient.
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rhe fnlIowine Figures win show the present

average wages in the principal trades this cy Brick
layers per day ship painters s. so for hours plate
printers SIS 10 t35 week; plasterers, so day OF
hours varnlshers and poshers OF TO S2l week. cloth
ing cutters, $50 TO $24 week; machniss ana metal
workers sl5 to $s week; goldbeaters 81 TO ti5; gid
ers IS cents hour; Ongshore lumber handlers, ~
cents hour; wood carvers, Sls aud $2i week; bell
men (pianO makers tls ds20 week watchoase makers
SIS TO $5 week; restaurant oarvers, SIS week horse
shoers $2l and $2z week walters, $50 month, carpen
tiers, 81 a day.
Two Roman Catholics (residing at Metis),
named Ottot and LavOe, were latelyc communicated
by the administrator OF the Diocese OF Rnonsk for con-
tracing marriage before a Protestant minister the
woman being the mans deceased wfe's niece Inc sen
tence pronounced by the Administrator In open
church All Saints day The accommodated persons,
aware OF tho consequences OF tho sentence pronounced
upon Them notified the Grand Vicar that they submitted
without reserve and requested that their recantaton
should be published so that the reparatiOn should DO
equally placed before the witnesses OF their crime. The
reparatiOn required consisted in that the
parties should present themselves In the vestbue OF tho
church. for the purpose OF soliciting absoluton from inc
which had been cast upon hem and admit the
absolute nudity OF their marriage These conditions we're
complied with the nnllity OF tho marriage was pro-
claned from the pulpit and absoutOn was given 10 the
Offending paItles
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CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Fred
erick Pheiffer age IS ana Edward Fitzgerald age 10.
were committed by Justice Hogan for having forged tho
name OF j. W. Kssam Of No 21 Greenwich-st 70 order
on VIM II. Laughlin OF Cl1st for $50 worth OF stove
polish which was obtained and sold by the boys.
At Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Iedwith Dan Kerrgan, well known In the Eighth
Ward was held In bail TO answer the charge OF having
assaulted another prominent character OF that nehbOr
hood-Jerry Coffey-on Sunday last with heavy indian
club, cutting and bruislng him badly about the head
Emma Reed, alias Emma Wilson, whose arrest for the
theft of 500 was reported in Yesterdays TRBUsB, wss
discharged as Morris positively refused TO mako com
plant II Is probable that the money was refundeo.
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TESTIMONIAL TO THE LATE MIR. SETON.

A meeting of public school teachers, and
others interested in the of popular education
held on Monday afternoon in the large hall Of Public
School Building No. so, East Twentethst for the pur-
pose OF offering public testimonial OF their appreciation
of the services to the OF public education Of the
Samuel WorthingtOn Seton large number OF teachers
and others were In attendance Mr.. George r. Trmbe,
former President of the old Public School Society,
was chosen Chairman and Mr. N. p. Beers,
Principal OF Grammar School No. IS, Secretary.
series OF resolutions expressive OF their appreciation
Of the services rendered by Mr. Seton during his e and
Of their sense Of loss incurred in ms DEATH pre-
sented by representatives OF various classes OF persons
In the subject OF education The first OF these
on behalf OF the Old Public School Society was responded
TO by Mr.. Peter Cooper; the second, on behalf
Of the old Pupils Of Public Schools, responded
TO by Mr.. Lucas, Committee from the boys VI Old
Public School No. a. the third, on behalf OF
the Teachers OF Public Schools, was replied 10 by
Mr. David b. Scott Principal Of Grammar School No 40
The fourth on behalf OF superinteDdents OF SCHOOLS was
responded to by Mr.. Henry Noble, IN abSencemon ae
count OF sckness-of superintendent Randall Inc 1th
resolution, behalf OF the Board Of Education was re-
piled to by President LarremOre AT the close Of these e1
clses resolution was offered, and unanimously carried
pledng those present, who chiefly teachers 10 col
lect sufficient sum OF money 10 erect permanent test
mOnia TO tho memory of Mr. Seton, ana Messrs. BedeD,
HARRISON Scott, Martin, Beers and Smea0n we're chosen
committee 20 carry out the purposes OF the resolution
Among other persons on the platform beside those whose
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THEFT OF JEwELRY.

Charles Hart, Known to the police as a most
accomplished shop-fter yesterday morning entered the
iewelry store OF Messrs Browne Spaudlng, at NO. $40
Broadway, and asked TO examine some diamond Jewery
A quantity was shown and after carefully examining
of articles he decided not TO purchase ana
turned 10 leave the store The clerk in attendance, Mt
George III. Behan missed some diamond, pearl, and
enaneled jeweIy valued at 81 900, and accused Hart OF
having stolen 1t. Hart declared his Innocence, aud
threatened the clerk with legal punishment for daring TO
call him thief Mr. Behan persisted In his declaration
that Hart had stolen the ewery and the latter finally
took the missing property from an inner coat pocket ana
handed it Bchan. Hart arrested and taken be-
fore Justice Hogan, who committed him TO the Tombs to
rata al
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p1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvRE-1n steamship Pereire. Nov 1o-S KugEes
Delegate International Congress at the Hague Gen BONA, ane
family Mr. Ran. NJ M CareA d. T. Flint and dame h sha a.s
Bsme Mr. and wife, Mr. Moses AID brother Mr. kuai
Keieltas s.rrys Mr Gilmore MI DguuoJ Jsnes
Gordon Bennett IT, Bidde. A. Leeouo lon ChaDas
Senator daughter Kat Mr. and Mrs fhser Dsras
Mt Lafoogsds Mrs D. Murray ud Mad Geysr h s|n
nurse and baby Lansing h Lanlembrouk Miss Campbell Ma
Barbara Sarah Courav NJ Lgons g. S
Mr. AID Bauiet Bnes, Mad Louise Bean NJ bessn
M L4sk Mis- Ferdinand Mt Spannent Miss Leopold Behss
Mr. ROLAND Mss Guger aud sister, M su.sr pn,s ah
Grandean Maria Levy Dina Meyef r 1d Mo re
neu Renal Mr. Duyernay Miss Agsthe Ammaa Ash
Fanny Mayer NJ - Grst snd Ee h Bs'gS M
fri1 B1t snd chilffen
ST. Nonun ~ Dagustine and children Fred batT NJ aud Mrs.
Sere Nr Langhn Mr. Parrot MI MaFtihot M Fenen MI jazz
owskL Mr. JOeeyia and family.