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EUROPE.

RUSSIA IN THE EAST -REs1aNAT1oNs wITHDRAwN n
The OXFORD BOAT CLUB.
LONDON, July 12s-rhe Times, in an article
on the progress Of Russian power IN the East,
regards the absorption of the petty Mussel-
man States by Russia as benefit to the world,
but says her presence in Asia must be cOnsis-
tent with the maintenance of British authorl-
ty in India. With India prosperous and con-
tented, continues the Times, are safe; when
the security OF our power in India is felt and
all fear OF Russia Is dissipated, both countries
may unite to develope the vast regions commit
ted to their care.
Messrs. Bright and Forster have Withdrawn
their resignatlons, which they recently tender
cd to the Reform Club.
The Oxford boat crew have gone into active
training.
THE IRISH CHURCH BILL.
= LONDON, July 14.-Mass meetings for and
against dsestablishment of the Irish Church
are advertised.
PROPOSED REFORMS IN FRANCE-MEssAGE OF THE
EMPEROR TO TIE CORPS LLaIsLATlF.
PARIS, July 12.-In the Corps Leaislatif to-
day message from the Emperor Napoleon
was presented and read by Minister Rouher.
The message states that the Emperor has re-
solved to convoke the Senate to consider the
following questions: The right Of the Corps
Legisatrf to eject its own Off ,ers; the slmph-
hcation Of the methods ct presenting and ex-
aminng amendments to projects of law: sub
mission to the Corps Of commercial tre aties for
approval; control Of the Budget; the abol,tion
of any incompatibility which exists between
holding at the same time seat in the Corps
and an Office in the Ministr,, and the extern
sion Of the right Of Interpolation. Similar
questions with 1espectto the Senate are here
after to be considered. The Emperor believes
tn ese measures will meet all demands.
In conclusion, he asks the Deputies to con-
, slider how often he has abandoned certain OF
his own prerogatives in the public interest for
those already granted, which form an integral
part Of the institutions Of the Empire; they
sEght to leave intact those rights which have
aitIg asaeded to him BY the people.
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NEWS FROM WILMINGTON.

Washington, July 14.-The Cubaps here
have ihsuI gent advices to the I'd instan'. The
cholera is reported to have broken out among
the Cubans in the Eastern Department and
was very fatal The vomlto is very magligDant
along the coast and low lands, telling tearfully
on the Spanish camps. Quesada holds his own
before Puerto Principe. He expects to take
the town and occupy the railroad to Nuevi-
tas in a very short time. The Cubans have
gained decided victories in the ST.. Jago de
Cuba District. which have caused great re-
joicings. General Jordan and his command
have 80 nr escaped the pestilence. An i'm
portant engagement. whioh' is deemed merit
BILE. will, it is thought, be of decisive charac-
ter. t.-
Major Wofford visited Sherman to-day and
received from him additional assurances OF an
impartial registration and election in Mlssis-
sippi. The military off cers' who conducted
the registration and election in Virginia will
be ordered to Eississippl for the same duty.
The proclamation ordering the Mlsslsslppi
election on the 4,h Tuesday in November has
been signed by the President ant rrcmulga-
ted 1t submits to separate vote the dis
franchisement clause, the inelig'bility clause
the restriction of the State from lei dug money
to corporations or becoming stockholders in
CORPORATIONS The part OF the oath Of Office
which follows is also submitted to separate
vote: THAT have never, as member OF any
convention, voted for or s'gned'any ordinance
OF secession; that have never. Of amenaber Of
any Slate Legislature, voted for the call OF any
convention that passed any such ordinance"
Revenue to-day $674 600.
sThe President is arranging his business pre-
paretOry to hls two weeks absence.
Collector Willis and Deputy Collector Quinn
have been Arrested for alleged blindness .
illicit distillatI0n. hs
Joseph Fl. Foote has been appointed Pension
Agent at Raleigh. N. O.
admiral Poore. succeeds Admiral HoR, who
asks to be relieved on account OF i'll health. u.
MIR. George Peabody Is sick, but not serious
Hso. \
The argument in tho Yergar habeas corpus
case to-day lasted four hours. Hoar contended
that Chase had no Jurisdiction. The Chief
Justice =e:a he would no.:ty counsel when ne
had dgested the arguments.
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ArMARENGO.-F e YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER RpERvRNrivE Tina val
uabe preparation has been In private use for many
years. and through the persuasion Of friends, who
have cd II with the most beneficial results, the
proprietor has been indnced TO oer It to the pub
hc It is warrsnted to cure CHILLs ARD FEVER
Of however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely sradicating is effects from the system. II
Will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen tbs diges-S
tive organs. induce an appetite. and restore tho
pa,ien. TO perfect health. tits purely yxosTAeEE
preparation, and 80 harmless that children Of all
ages may take II with safety. AZ q tonic MARRNGO
has no superior. and for debility asisna from the
effects Of fever, or from othoz cause. u Invaluable
A few doses is sufficient 70 satisfy the most In.
credulous sufferer OF its virtue and worth. All
whotsy one bottle Of MARENGO viii ee 10 much
pleased with as effect, that shey win readily en-
dorss Vt, no HUMBU0. For evidence OF ito EN-
cacy and value. refer to MARENG0 circulars. which
ccntain certiAcases Of well kEown and respectable
cilzens. &S@4l4
4 MARRNGo - q genuine Southern preparaton.
the proprietor and n,nuActurer b ing native ana
r sidont OF Charle6oD and it s fully guaranteed TO
Give complete knd unsysrsal aAt1sfaction. e
I NO HUMBUG. TRY IT.
For sale bv aM Druggists. ana b DOwTE q
NOISE, corner MeetasW and Haaei etreetss GOOD
BIOH. WIN SMAN q 90. Hayno-strest, and g. ,.
lIDHN. Dru0gisi, Agent OF Proprietor, corner or
Hing end John streetss Charleston, q. @.
Junsse pAe hAA1 ea amos
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a9-SoIomon's Lodge, No. Il, A. F. NJ
The officers and members eff this Lodgeare respect
Iuny invited to attend the Funeral Of late Bro
ther, JACOB GOETJEN, from his residence, corner
Meeting and Woolfe Streets THIS MORNING. at half
past Eight o'clock.
BY order Of W. M. w. A. WILSON
July 10 Secretary.
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~ The Members Of the German Rho
Club, are requested to attend the Funeral serv ces
OF their late member, j. dOErJEN. from his late
residence. corner Meeting and woolfe streets, at
light O'Clock. THIS MORNING
BY order of the President.
July Is c. h. BERGMANN. eecretary.
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5nneral Notices.

AS- Thc Relatives. and Friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. GoETJEN, and of Mr.. d. GoETJEN, also
of Mr.. and Mrs. GEO. a. LNDsTEDr, are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral of Mr. J. GOETJEN
from his late residence southeast corner of woolfe
and Meeting streets, THIS MORNING. at half past
Eight o'clock without further notice.
Julv
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awaiting trial, which cam
not be had. because tho District Attorney has
gone to Europe. leaving his clerk in charge.
and the United States District Judge has also
gone On q trip. leaving the Collector to attend
to his affairs. y
.i... -
A man named Peter Holten was arrested at
New Orleans yesterdib for falsely sampling the
recently seized sugars. Deputy Surveyor
Charles F. Keith has also been arrested. OF
the cigars seized q lot Of 1900 were stamped on
the bottom 80 that the boxes were used with
ont defacing the stamps. One hundred thous-
and cigars were seized on Tuesday.
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North Germany has sent diplomatic
agent to Mexico to conclude treaty of cem
merce between the two nations.
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A8-I. %. o. F.-Howard Lodge, Nc. g.
The Officers and Members Of this odge will assem-
BILE at Odd Fellows Hall, at Eight O'Clock THIS
MORNING. to pay the last tribute of respect to our
deceased Brother GQErJEN.
Members of the Order are respectfully invited to
attend.
By order N. G.. E. L. TERRY,
July 10 Recording Secretary.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE coMMITIEE-PRE.
MUM LIST TO THE AMOUNT OF $4,000 HON
J. Q. BRECKENRIDGE CHOSEN ANNUAL oRAToE
-oH1NEsE LABOR, 40.
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"a II h 9 MI nm b rs OF the German N
Bruderlicher Bund are respectfully requested to
attend the Funeral OF Mr.. JOHN GOErJEN, from
his late resi- 1ence, corner of Meeting and Woolfe
streets at halfpast O'Clock, THS MORNING.
Bv order Of the Society. R. HEISSER
July 10 Secretary.
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eI- ROaADALLJ.l-TH 81 R PROPRIE ORS
claim -aRd its merits bear them up In the asser-
tlontnat this great Alternative remedy will cure and
permanently Scroiuia In its various forms such
Consumption In ,ts early stages. Enlargement and
Liberation Of the Glands. Joints and Bones, 40.
Rheumatism. White ~welinS. Sore Eyes, stub-
born Uicers. krnpkons OF she skin. Diseases Of wo.
men. Loss Of Appetite. D,srepsts. sieh Hsaasohe.
Costivensss. Liver Complaints, Pain In ths Back
Imprudencs N ISSe. Gravel. ana all other chronic
Il only requires ttal 10 convince the most skep-
csl OF its great mss,s ~ grearBlood Puriher and
B. novato'. caftaSasse OF 10 value pcar In from aM
parts OF tue countxy and th0usands eaA so.day tine
AvinR Witnesses Of IT. great healing power. e.
Tor eaie by 6OCDNtGH, WrNkM ana 20. I'm
. Iplg 10 Rtuth9
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A9- G g nm n Friendly Soctesy.-The
Members Of the Society a& 7espectfully invited to
attend the Funeral of he late J 6OErJEN. a men,
Der OF the Society from his late residence Of
Meeting and Woolfe Streets THIS MORNING, at half
past O'Clock. JOHN A. BLUM
July Is Secretarv
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Special Notifes.

As- THE NEATEsT. THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPEsT.-TBE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
149 EAsrsBAY. having replenished its Stock with q
new and large assortment of material of the finest
quality and latest styles, prepared 10 execute, at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRIN TING OF every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere. +
ATDUrCRER'S LIGH THING FLY-KILLER.
Death to the Lviogi Long live the Killers Sold
by Dealers everywhere. limo Junf. 20
. A% THE FAME OF THE CELEBRATED
PL NCA1ION BLTTERI has no parallel in che his.
tory Of Ne2i'ine The thousands upon thousands
Of bottles that made and sod daily il but proof
positive Of their wonderful virtues Thousands OF
certificates can be produced showing the efacacy
and certainty OF the which they eec. and the
Medical Fraternity. usually 80 Jealous Of anything
which causes persons to think and doctor for them
selves, are compeils to acknowledge their wonder
full virtues and prescribe them under other names.
They are soId by all druggists.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best imported
German cologne. and sold at half the prtcs.
July 18 ~ tuths8
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Spefial aotifes.

a@ ALL PERSONS HAVING ,DL AIMS
against the estate Of CHRISTIAN r BUNGER. late
OF Charleston Grocer. hereby requested to hand
In the same properly attested. ana those who are
indebted to Estate VIII make payment to
HENRY GERDIs, Administrator
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ASrBBAUTlFULW WOMAN, IF YOU WOULD
be beautiful, use Haaan's MAGNOLIA BALM.
It gives pure blooming complexion ana restores
youthful beAu'y.
Its effects arc gradual, natural and perfect
It removes Redness, Blotches and Plmples, cures
Tan. sunburn and Freckies. ani makes lady Of
thirty sppear nut twenty .e
The MAGNOLIA BALM makes the SKIN smooth
and pearly; the Eye bright ana Gear; the Cheek
glow with the bloom Of youth, and imparts fresh.
plump appearance 10 the coun,erance. No lady
need complain Of her comp exion, when seventy
ave cents viii purchase this delightful article.
The best article 70 dressthe hair 10 Lyons Kathai.
ron. thstu Ifpo Ft4 DAc June ~
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July 16

Il.
indebted to Estate Will make payment to
HENRY GERDIs, Administrator
July 10 th3
~ "CHARLEsTON LAND COMPANY.'-
stockholders who bave failed to pay the install
MENTS due on the 1st of January aud the lst of
July. 1853. are hereby notified to make payment on
or before the 21st Of this month tJuly) not paid
by tho time specified. will be declared forfeited.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
JAMES b. SPENCER,
July 70 thm2* Secretary c. L. Co.
s@ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
an Election for TWO l2, wARDENs OF tho Town Of
MoultIieville. viii be held SATURDAY, the 24,h of
July. at Moulsreville, sulivans Island.
By order Of the Council
D. B. a1LL1LAND. )
Charleston. July 13, 1850. Clerk.
July Is thstuths6
.s gREERMAss as!
and July 10Th. will draw interest from July LIST.
June22 "a NATHAN BITTER Cashier.
sSOFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FIREPROOF BUILDING, JULY. -, 1se9.-Persons
wishing to contract for the building of Brddge
over . creek, known as "Church Creek, to connect
Johns Island and Wadmalaw, will hand in their pro-
posals to this office on or before the Oath inst A
Plan and Specifications. recently prepared by Mr. L..
J. Barbot, Civil Engineer, be seen at this Office
from 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 10 2 O'Clock p.
F. LANCE,
July Is II Clerk Board c.
s@ MOUNT PLEASANT TAX NOTICE.
The subscriber viii be in attendance at the Mount
Pleasant House every EVENING. from to 8 O'Clock,
until the 18th instant, to receive pavment Of Cor
poration Taxes. JOHN FERGUSON,
Town Treasurer.
Mount Pleasant. July 2, 1859.
July 8 th2
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~ THE WORLD GROWS WISER.-THE
human stomach has been q shsmefully persecuted
organ. There was Q time when for every dereliction
Of duty It punish with huge doses Of the most
disgusting and nauseous drugs. In vain it rejected
them, and Qiterally) returned them upon the hands
Of those who administered them. They were forced
upon It again and again, until its solvent power was
thoroughly dreDched out of it.
The world is wiser now than It was in that drastic
era when furious purgaion and mercurial salvation
were what ArteWus Ward would have called the
'man holt Of the faculty, in cases Of dyspepsia and
liver complaint.
The great modern remedy for Indigestion and bill.
iousness 10 HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs.
preparation wi ieh has the merit Of combining pal
atable flavor with such tonic, aperiens and antibil
ious propertes as were never heretofoIe united in
any medicine.
II haEDeen discovered at last that sick people are
not Ike the fabled Titsns. who found prosratlon so
refreshing that, when knocked down. they from
the earth tsice % vigorous before. When an In
valid is prostrated by powerful depicting drugs, he
is apt to ssay prostrate6; ard the debtated being
OF the fact prefer the building to the knock
ing down syeterc Of treatment
/ HOSTRTTER'S BITTt RS meets the requirements
Of the rational medical philosophy which at present
prevails. It IL perfectly pure vegetable remedy,
embracing the three important properties Of pre-.
ventive, tonic end an alternative. It fortiaes the
body against disease invsorates and revitalzes the
torpid stomach and liver, and effects most salutA
ry change in the entire system, when In o morbid
condition.
In summer, when the embedding temperature rem
ders the human organization particularly suscepti-
bic to unwholesome atmospheric influences. the Bit
ters should be taken protection against epidem,c
disease. DAc g. July 10
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The best article 70 dress the hair 10 Lyons Kathai
ron. thstu l1o s4 DAo June ~
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FOR NEW YJAA.

PASSAGE $2G.
<fsawm THE o1Et MsHIP eARAGOSSA.
IEA&$$XS Capt9in G. RYDER viii ,eave V1n-
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r-Sassasf4zakass July 81, 1869, at O'Clock, P M.
July Is HAVENEL ,r, .yap.s,
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Strangers Guide.

yINHF y. NJ. G. 4. meets every Monday evening
at their rooms over VIM. \. Smiths Store,
Main Street
Champlain Chapter No Il. A. ". meets the
third Wednesday evening in each month, at
their hall in Union block, Main street
Columbus Council No. l. r. Il :. NJ. meets the
second Wednesday evening in each month, at
their hall in Union Block
Franklin Lodge No. 4, f. * 4. NJ, meets the
first Wednesday evening in each month at their
hall III Union Block, Main Street
Englesby Lodge No. 81 +. a a. NJ. meets the
fourth Wednesday evening in each month, Mt
their hall in Union Block, Main Street.
Crystal Fountain, Temple OF Honor No. 4meets
every Tuesday evening at their Hall IN Barnes
Block, Lake Street.
st. Adams Lodge No 30, |. o. OF &. /. meets
every Friday evening at their Hall IN barnes
Block, Lake Street.
Rising SIM Lodge Nc. |. o. of Il. I. meets
very Saturday evening at st. Adams Bay.
st. John the Baptist Benevolent Soclety Goa
nadian) meets ON the first and third "Wednesday
evening of each month at their hall over +. II
iIuntington's store.
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SLEIGH RIDE TO GEoRGIA.--The st.
Adams friends of r.. S. Shepard, TO the
number of about forty, paid him a visit
last evening, to the qualification of all
concerned. The handsome sleigh, Gen.
Sheridan, from the livery stable of
Messrs Brainerd and Gilmore was filled
to overlooking, besides several other
teams. Mr. :. furnished excellent en-
tertainment, and knows how to keep n
hotel, as all will testify who give him a
call. His house has been thoroughly
refitted and refurnished, and is really n
first-class country hotel.
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The committee thercupon reported the
following resolutions which were adol-
ted :
Resoiocd, That by the death of the
Hon. Stephen Royce, we are left to de-
plorc the loss of one, who, while emf
nently distinguished for his talents and
learning wa 10y his genial temper and
unwavering courtesy eudearcd alike to
the humbll and the exalted.
ReSoiuod, That the members of this
Bar will gratefully cherish tie memory
of our deceased brother, who, by his un-
swcrving integrity and eminent ability,
has done so much to shed lustrc~~upon
our profession.
RcSo'red, That we respectfully tender
to the relatives of our deceased brother,
our most sincere sympathy in their deep
afliIcton.
Resotucd, That b. IL. Smallcy, ESD,
present II copy of the resolutions adopted
by this meeting to the Supreme Court
of this State now in session ut st. Al
bans, and ask TO have them entered upon
the records thereof, AZ Il memorial of our
vcneration and respect for the deceased.
Rcsoircd, That the Secretary is here
by directed 10 procure the punishment
of the foregoing resolutions i'll the papers
of this county.
III. II. BEARDSLEY, Chairman.
A. G. Stafford, Secretary.
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CouNCiLoF CENoRs.-.The Montpelier
journal suggests in addition to Mr..
Dewey and Mr.. Walton for members of
the Council of Censors, GOV. Hall.
ChiefJusticc Pierpoint, Judge kellogg,
of Windham, Gf eligible Judge Aldis,
Gov, Dillingham;, Judge Barrett, or
Judge John Porter, of Windsor, Judge
Underwood or Hebard, of Orange, and
that class of men in the different coun-
ties. The Rutland Herdid understands
from q most reliable source that Judge
Loyal G. Kellogg will. not b. a candi-
date, having made arrangements for
the coming year that will forbid his
accepting of the appointment.
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For your cfothing call at No. ., Oar
row Block. l.. Med. SMITH Il Co.

the stockholders of the First National
Bank of st. Adams, on the I'd Monday
OF January, 1869, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Directors: - Hiram Bellows, Orange
Adams, LorcLzO James, and Romeo II.
Hoyt. Hiram Bellows was elected
President, and Albert Sowles, Cashier.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the National Union Bank of Swanton,
holden on the 18th inst, VIM. J.. SOwles,
II. II. Reynolds, Edward a. Sowles, G.
II. Billiard, Harry Astletyne, Harvey
Stone, and |. $. Jennison were chosen
Directors. Hon. VIM. l.. Sowles was
elected President, and e. Milton Sowles,
Cashier.
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SEE advertisement ofthe Vermont In
surance Company in another place.

LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEEES.-A large
number of the members of st. Adams
Division, No. IS, Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers were, on the ar wal
OF the train from Montreal, on Monday,
highly gratiiied 10 find amongst the ar
rivals the distinguished Grand Chief of
the Brotherhood, Charles Wilson, Of
Rochester, n. y, whose coming was
Tor the purpose of making them visit
in his official capacity also, accompany
iLg him, was Mr.. Alexander LATHE, of
Division No. 50, Point st. Charles, Mon
treal. They were escorted to engineers
elegant rooms in the Vt. Central depot,
where, as we learn, a very interesting
and instructive meeting, in an institu-
tonal sense, transpired. After which
the Grand Chief addressed the brother
hood upon the foundation Of the organi-
cation, its Objects the benefits to be de-
rived b., employer and employee, the
progress already made, and the cheering
prospects of glorious s-ccess in the flu
ture. He spoke for nearly an hour and
was listened to with profound atten-
ton.
AT the conclusion Of the ceremonies at
the Hall, the guests We're invited TO adj
journ to the American House, where
Hiram had prepared an enticing table
for the party, who soon did justice to
themselves as well as the edibles. Then
followed congratulations, jocundity, and
speeches by the Grand Chief, Mr.. Lat
tie of Montreal, r. M. Gregg, j. Rich
ardson, and l.. b. Greene.
The brotherhood then rendered thanks
10 the guests for the honor conferred by
the visit, when the party bnoyantly dis
Iersed.
Very few, we opine, who participated
in the ceremonies and festivities of the
evening will allow il to pass from mem
Dry. G..