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FORElGN PORTS.

Ar at Calcutta 22d inst, ship VIM Woodbury., Her
riman Bombay.
Al 81 Havrs 18th inst, brig Daphne Young. i'm
PUit talbot and United States: Nth ship John Pat
ten. Hill Savannah Albert ga latin, Oh nder I'm
New Orleans; 18Th Lady BlessiDetoD A iams, do.
Ar at Queenstown 18Th, barque b Bradley, Brad.
ley, Cardcnas Tor orders.
Ar at iuanape April IS, ship Mary Riggs Lang
don, Calla"; tn facific. Blanchard, do; 2itb, ri
len Austin, French, do.
Sid 18th. ship Sherman. Blanchard, Pavta.
Ar ct CaaO I'd ult barque Virginia Dare, Bishop
Chlnchas land sid 9th tor United States); 9th baik
G Whittenore, Humphrey. Pisco.
Sid 4th inst. freeman Clark, Bosworth Guanape
18th. barQue Geo Henry, Flint. Tome.
Al at London 18th inst, ship Arracan, Spencer
New York.
Id at Liverpool 18th, ship Tranquebar, Harvard,
Philadelphia.
At Cardn goth inst, ship Richard McManus, Fos-
ter, TOR New Orleans.
Ar al Montevedio 10Th ult, barque Addie McAdam
Partridge, Cardiif.
Sid I'm Aspinwall nth inst. barque Jennie Co b.
Haniey. Savannah.
Ar at Havana 18th inst, barque Caro-, Blake, from
st John, NIB.
Sid I'm Matanzas 18th inst, brig Almon Rowell,
Anterior, PbiladephIa.
Sid FIN Cardenas goth inst, brig G W Chase Bacon.
North OF Hatteras
Ar at st John NIB. 23d inst. sch Lemira NJ, Clark.
Portland; Gath, brig Stevens, Saunders, Boston.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT OF TLAND.

| THURSDAY, June 30.
Steamer Carlotta., Colby. Halifax. N s,-mdse
sny pa assengNs as 20 S oGnn rorseops.
| port ara St John. NIB.
I'aque Josephine, Haven Boston. to load Tor South
| America.
Brig cean Belle, lot Boston, Dizer. Matanzas,-
| molasses to Lynch, Barker & Co.
| Sch Rosilla, Metcaif. Boston.
| Sch Citizen; Upton. Boston.
Sch Sarah Elizabeth, Chase, Plymoutb,-dry fish
sc, Sch UTICA. Thorndike, Rockland,-lime to CAB
Sch Emeine. Roberts wscasset.
Sch Magnum Bunum. Smith Bangor for Boston,
Sch California, Wells, Bangor for Lynn.
CLEARED.
S1eamer Franconia. Bragg. New York-Hen-
w Brig Alton. tBr) waycOtt, sackville, Ns-Thos II
Brig Ruby. tsr) Rogers. St John. NB-Frank R
Barrett.
Sch Sch M %oIa Griffin, Eastgort.
Packet Co.
SAILED Bar"uss Deborah Pencil. N NJ Haven,
and Ironsides; schs belmont, Isaac Reed, Senaca,
Compromise, Benedict.
MEMORANDA.
A cable dispatch dated Bremen 3oth, states that
ship dos Glars, Cap Carver, from Bristol Nay Tor
New York, was spoken BY steamer Deutschland ON
tine Passage The SHIP had experienced he, IVY wea-
Their and had broken rudder but requiI ed assist
aDce.
sch varuna, of MachIas. before reported ashore at
Joe Folger. h % broken up. Some OF the sails and
rigging were saved, but the expense OF getting them
10 more than they are worth.
DOMESTIC PORTS
NEW ORLEANS-Ar up 2ath. ship Marcia Day.
Chase, Cardin; brig Deborah Soule. Soule, Bucks
PENsACoLA-Ar2 sd, brig Frank Clark Barstow
Galveston.
Cid 2Oth, brig Ponvert, Allen, Matanzas
BALTlMOkE-.r path, brig Rocky Glen. Dow
s
terson. Lubec; sch Nette Richardson, Davis, Calves
Ar 9th. barrue Fannie. Carver, Matanzas; brig
CHI cassian, Bunker. Cardenas.
AT sts: orig Prairie Rose Griffin Cenfaegos sch
Cid 2sth. brig Eugenla, Larrabec, Coruna: sch L
LcSaard; Bunk Bunker. saco
and Abby Watson, Allen. Bangor; Isate ella Jewetl,
Ail-n New haven; sens Hanu,e Westbrook Lift e.
Eastnort: Saaon' Hatch cala,. ,zys P R.. Zones
Smith. Jonesport, Eliza c. fin Coffin. Cherryheld
Holway, Bryant, Jonesport; MAY Day, Adams;
field. Achorn bangor; Ned ssmpter. shaw; Fian-
ces Hatch, Vail; massachusetts. Jelleison and
SNOW, Thcrndise. and Convert, Hopkins Porianaa;;
Governor, Freshy, and Fannie Hall, Allen, Provi-
CID oath. brig Clarabele, Tracey, Ior Malaga; sch
Hortensia Morton, Demarara
PROVlDENCE-Cld 2sth, barque David Nichols.
Wyman. 81 Mays.
HOL MES HOLE-Ar 2sth. sch Annie Freeman,
Boynton, New York tor Bo0thbay.
Sid, brig Aliaratta; schs Hannibal, Sylvan. Aicera
Gamma, d Talbot. HespeIus sandy Point. Tele-
graph, annie freeman, and L W Whee er.
HUSTON Ar 18th, ship s q Glover Miller rom
Manila; barQue Escort, Nichols, Newburypurt; scbs
VIM Jones. kecn Savannah: Hardscrabble, Fales,
Philadelphia; Advance. Leighton, and d r, Strour,
Millhridge.
CID 2sih. sch R 9 Thomas Crockett, Gardiner, to
load tor philadelphia.
Ar 3Otb, ship Amity, Merrill. Liverpool sch Ad-
die Mn chic. Glib .. Philadelphia; Sylvan, Young,
do VIM Thomas, hoyt, Richmond, Me; Kate, Con-
nor. Gardner.
, CID soth, schs Paragon, Hickey, Calais; Hyena,
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TUT NOtH TuCCHeS. FreCK eS q 7 an.
Use "PEKRY'S MOIH ana FRECKLE LO-
TON" The My Reliable and Harmless Remedy
from the tace. Prepared only by DR.. C. PER
Ky, ~ Bond ST, N. Y. Sold by Druggists every.
where.
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ST. JAMES HOTEL

During the travelling season, II our patrons will
then lnfeoded ARRIVAL we can be better prepared for
~ In accordance with the reduction in the value
Of gold the transient board at the ST. JAMS ia re-
dueed to FOUR DOLLARS per day.
P*OfKlE TOR ST. Jam Es HOTEL.
apr12snMoxThSw
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Military Parade !

There will be military parade and review In the
forenoon. The military viii torn Cong. IS st. at
10 1-2 o'clock, under command of Il. A. ROBERTS
aud Aides, and proc. ed to Lincoln PARK where
they will form hollow square, and witness the
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tn e BEN. FRANKLIN
LIFE IN gu RANCE co.

M ISL to engage General Agent for each OF tho
W states of Vermont. New Hampshire and Me
The Ben Franklin is lew and vigorous Com.
pany, full of good red blood. and takes this method
OF securing energ tic and practical men.
address with References.
JOHN E. DE WITT, President,
juD13sn1aw3t sc Thomas ST., New York.
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Celebration Of the Water Works !

where addresses will be delivered by Hon. Charles
J. Gilman, In behaI1of the company and.ilis Hon.
Mayor King bury, in behalf o. the city.
The procession will again form in line and take m
us lice OF march through the prn, ipal streets to the
Western Promena ie, WHERE
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Grand Military Review !

will take place. Governor Chamberlain. accom-
panied BY his iull Staff will conduct the review,
pa Is OF the State.
After she Review, the Portland Water Com.
pany will open the Gr0Wnds NJ the u csc ~ cir.
on west Promenade, 10 the public, Tor one hour
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DOSTER PRINTING, Of al. kinds dens with dis
i hi patch 1t Pres Oface.
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale BY all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price Is
cents per bottle. mr2S-d1y
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The rate Of taxes this year in Rockland is
two and half per cent.
The Herald scolds about the lack of public
spirit in Camden which fails to celebrate the
Fourth of July.
The people of Rockand are kicking against
au increase of water rates which the water
company propose tOsadopt after July /. The
new schedule is based upon the value of the
houses which persons occupy. 1t is proposed
to call public meeting upon the subject
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PRIZES As FOLLOWS,
GRAND
Trial of Steam Fire Engines

=. In the evening with display OF
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Amos Fenelson of Princeton, was seriously
injured on last Saturday by railway car. Two
tanned of his recovery.
Sarah Shannon of Mohannas was drowned
on last Saturday afternoon while bathing in
the St. Croix river at Calais Arson Harmon, a
lad ten years of age, was also drowned in the
river near Lindsay's wharf. His body was
found Sunday.
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FINANCIAL AND oomuNRCIAL

New EoaK August .29-Noon. Flour
and wheat quiet. without important
change. Pork %. 15@2s.25. Lard
heavy-stearn 161k@16%. Cotton dull
and uncbanged-uplands 1917; Orleans
2OA. Turpentine very strong, at20L@
40. Rosin quiet-strained .85. Freights
firm. Stocks very dull Gold 16L.
Money 4@5. Sterling-long 81; short
1913. Bonds 1925. Tepnessees, 81:
new, 59A. Yirginia's, 85; new, 65
734; SIS, IS.
z P. M.-Money 4@5. Sterling $500
10. Gold 1Gas@161a. Bonds closed
very dull. Cotton nominal-sales 500
bales. Flour-State md Western 5(01Oc.
lower; Southern dull and lower-com-
mon to fair extra 5.S5@6.75. Wheat
quiet and heavy-winter red and amber
Western 1.3S@1.43. Corn heavy, at
85@s6Ia. Pork $500. Lard quiet
Whiskey unsettled, at 81. Groceries
firm. Freights firmer.
BALTIMORE, August 29-Flour and
wheat unchanged---white Southern LAO
S9l6 IS. White corn 1.00@1.10; yellow
95(91.O0. Pork weak. Bacon quiet
shoulders 1514@15Il. Whiskey dull.
LOUISVILLE, August 29.--Bngging g
firmer, at 291a. Flour quiet. Corn un-
changed. Provisions steady. Lard 1917.
Whiskey 9O@91.
ST.. Louis, August 29.--Bagging
steady. Flour dull, at 4.25(104. so. Corn
dull mixed G4@65. Whiskey 50. Mess
pork &G OCS29.00. Shoulders 141l; clear
sides 1914 vYIS1e.
CIsc1NNAr1, August 29.-Flour dull
and unsettled-family 550@5.75. Corn
dull and unchanged. Whiskey 9O(G91.
Provisions are in no demand.
New ORLEANS, August 29.--Cotton
dull-middlings 171@1731; sales 800
bales; receipts 371.
MOBILE, August -Middling cotton
l7(9174; receipts lis; stock S,474.
AUGUSTA, August 29-Cotton quiet
and prices easier-sales 40 bales; re-
ccipts So; middlings II.
SAVANNAH, August 20.-Cotton firm
middlings 17lLi; sales $50 bales.
CuARLEsToN, August 29.-Cotton dull
-middlings 17!5@173l; sales 50 bales;
receipts 22S; stock ISL.
LONDON, August 29-Noon -Consols
91as. Bonds S73i.
LIVERPOOL. August 27-Noon. Cot
ton opened steady-uplands So; Or
leans Ga.
LIVERPOOL, August 29--Evening.
Cotton steady -uplands SO; Orleans 3l5;
sales II, 600 bales.
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France In Extremity.

The war news to-day is perhaps lit
tie less contradictory than usual, but it
still leaves us in the dark as to tho actual
position OF the chief armies. On the
French side one thing only is clear-that
since the last great engagements, McMa-
hon and Bazalne, with shattered forces.
have been seeking vainly to effect n iunc
ton. and that although they may inter
pose n barrier to the progress of Prince
Charles and Gen. Stcinmetz, they are
completely unable to stop the advance Of
the Crown Prince on Paris. The plan of
the French campaign crumbled to pieces
beneath the first shock of the German
armies, and since then the Imperial
forces have been constantly held in check
by the invaders. Marshal Bazaineis is too
busy to send reports, was the only an
nonncement which the French Ministry
could make to the Corps Legislatif YES
terday. No news in this case is bad
news Tor the French people. Moltke's
grand design has swept everything be-
fore 1T, and there is no Condo or Tur-
enne, no DumourieX even, to retrieve
the fortunes of the hour.
The Grown Prince has at least $50, 600
well-trained troops with him, and so far
as he is concerned, the regular armies of
France might as well not be in existence
at all. He will have to encounter sud
denly raised levies. poorly armed, and
fighting at every disadvantage. What
could the Austrians do with the muzzle-
loader against the necdle-gun? Even
French valor. proved on many bloody
field, could not conquer against such ter
rible odds. Is it to be supposed that q
Government responsible for the practi-
cally defenseless condition of France,
can Withstand the storm of indignation
which will break upon it when once The
great problem of the war is decided? i?
The people now are intent only upon
turning back the tide of invasion.
Whether they will be successful or not
we shall not attempt to predict, but it
must be said that appearances arc all
against them. France was no match for
Germany, and if Napoleon was not aware
of it, he might have been. The campaign
Of 1866 might have taught him lesson.
There might have been different story
to tell if a,Rcpublic had organized the
French armies AS it is, we are called
upon to behold a military promenade
to Paris. "-NcW York Times.
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4 81 > , -
the great powers to guarantee a French
dynasty. The Times military ertiolea
are attributed TO- General .Bhrgoyne.T A
French frigate is cruising in st. Georges
Channel. -
Parisians affect the belief that the
Prussians will be taken between two
forces and exterminated. The Times says
Paris must and will be saved, but tie
removal of tho seat of government is in
dispensable, owing to the predominance
OF vile passions irreconcilable with pub.
lic order and military movements The
Times questions McMahon's tactics in
moving Northeast. He might at least
have threatened the advancing Prussian
columns.
Thiers asserted, at q meeting OF the
Committee of Defence, that the Prus-
slams would never reach Paris without q
complete victory over the French army.
Even then, they wont stay long.
The Irish war fever is intense. The
fund for the wounded rapidly accumu-
latcs. The German barque, Texas, has
put into Scottish port for safety.
Trochu orders unnnturalized natives
and enemies of the country from Paris
within three days. They must leave
France Or go behind Loire.
PARIS, August ga fight occurred
at Lisbon between the French and Ger
man citizens. Many were killed.
Prince Napoleon had long interview
with the Austrian Ambassador while at
Florence.
PARIS, August 29-The Bois de Bo-
logne is filed with cattle. The Aonitem'
says six days will be needed for the
Prussians to reach Paris. Perhaps,
scouts will arrive sooner. We shall be
ready.
The Opinion Nationale says Palikao
must have entire authority during the
crisis, and again demands the expulsion
of oil Germans from Paris.
The Minister of Wnr announces that
with reserve weapons, he can arm an
immense National Guard in addition to
those already under arms.
The Minister of Commerce and Agri-
culture is wonderfully active. He has
collected 100000 quintals of flour, and
rice and fresh vegetables in proportion.
Forage is abundant. Munitions of war
are plentiful. Preparations for defence
continue. All French palaces are appro-
priated for hospitals. Russia and Eng
land are strongly opposed to French dis
memberment Paris is calm and patri-
otic. Americans are rapidly leaving
Paris. Hotels are emptying. a Repub-
lican conspiracy has been discovered.
Tho South Germany official news is in
reference to the movement Of troops.
Strasburg and Pfalzburg still hold out.
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New Publications.

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The Life, Letters, Lectures and Addresses
Of Frederick w. Robertson N 4. $3.50.
And other new books for sale ut
BRYAN McCARTER'S Bookstore,
AnE % Columbia S. C..
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Among famous military bridges, one
of General Jackson's is upon record. 1t
is an old story. At one Of the General s
receptions in the White House, he failed
to catch the namo Of man who was
presented. Whcrcupon the man, who
was Jackson's tailor, whispered in the
Generals ear, "Don't you know me?
made your breechcs." ''AInjor Bridges, "
responded the deaf but delighted Gene
raj, Il am happy to see you," and he
passed the military hero on.
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InE attention Of tho reader is respectfully
invited to the advertisement of BradtleId &
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American Affairs.

New YORK, August 27.-The New
York Worlds special from London re-
ported battle yesterday near Rheims.
Heavy cannonading was heard. No
particulars. The engagement was pro-
badly between NIcMahon and Prince
Frederick, or the Grown Prince.
The Grown Prince, at Bar le DUO, was
Joined by part Of the Kings forces.
The united army is moving rapidly and
will probably reach Paris Tuesday or
Wednesday. The Kings object is to
conclude the campaign as speedily rs
possible.
Napoleon is with McMahon, but Nc
M1ahon's whereabouts is unknown.
Public feeling at Paris is very hope
All warrants and bad women are turn
ed out OF Paris.
New York, August 29.-A special to
the Courier des Etas Lhis, last night,
says McM"hon's communication with
Metz and Bazaine is assured, and also
confirms the French victory ut Stenay
and Verdun. The appearance of the
enemy between Rheims and scissors in
dicates the aim of the invaders to come
upon us by the Valleys Aisne and Disc.
1t matters little by how 1uany routes
they come as the entire circumference
Of Notifications are formidable. All
roads are obstructed, save only railroads
and canals. Many gates and posterns
are walled up. The railroad bridge to
Asniers has been destroyed and nothing
left to chance. The Ministry is conside-
ring the removal of the administration
to Tourse or beyond Loire, during the
siege. .
ALBANY, August 29.L-TAe express
train WAS smashed up to-day An Iowa
woman and brakeman were killed, aud
many slightly wounded. A drunken
switchman was the cause of the acci-
dent a
New York, August 29.-A special
London telegram, from Montmedy, re-
ports great ana bloody battle, Sunday
evening. The battle vas undecided.
sixty thousand troops, in excellent order
and fine spirits, passed Soissons to rein
force Mcmahon.
TRENTON, August 29.-The Washing
ton, Express train is OF the track. A
brakeman and German were killed and
several passengers were slightly hurt.
WAsHISGToN, August 29.--Internal
revenue receipts to-day, over 81 900, 600.
The tax from fruit distillation this year.
IS double that of last. The decrease of
the debt this month is $5,OOO,OOO less
than last.
AUGUSTA, August 29.-Eight negroes,
prominent in the Louisville riot, were
arrested and lodged in Jail at Macon.
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Edwin brood" will be a precious
fragment like "The Dolliver Romance. "
"Ah! who shall lift that wand of magic
power,
And the lost cue regain;
The unfinished wonder in Aladdin's
tower,
Unfinished must remain!'
An Aroostook (Me.) editor pays his re-
spects to "the unhappy old rip who
squats in the editorial chair of the San
rise"
S,igel has relieved King Williams mp
prehensions by stating that he will on
no account take up arms for Prussia.
Maltese cats in Indiana are trained to
tight blacksnakes, and like it.
Okra Soup free, every day, at Poll
LOCKS.
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young woman Of our acquaintance
thinks it extremely shameful to Eugenie
That Napoleon, on recent visit to the
ithine, should have proposed to Bridgit,
besides, afterwards going to Nancy to
seek another engagement.
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University of South Carolina

COLUMBIA, S. c., August 6, 1870.
~ THE next, the sixty-fourth An
ALSA nual Session OF this Institution,
I'll Asslas will open on MONDAY, October 8,
&SFW$ 1870, and continue, without inter:
WIT mission, to the ensuing July.
saesp Tho advantage of u complete
education is offered at this Institution to
Students in Law, (the graduates being enti-
tied to practice in the Courts Of the Stato3 in
Medicine, (the course Of instruction being ex.
tensivo and thorough, with two written ex-
aminations during the session;) in Engineer
ing. Mathematics, Mental, Moral and Political
Philosophy, History, Rhetoric, English Lite
rature, Ancient and Modern Languages. and
in the Scientific Schools.
Expenses, 1. e., for Unive: a.y Fees and
Board, for session Of nine mouths, are:
For Student in Academic Schools, about $500
For Student i'll Law, or Medicine, about S2G5
State Students arc received from the sevc-
rel Counties, upon the accommodation of their
Governor. K. ". BARNWEIJ,
Aug q Emo Chairman Of the Faculty.
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Valuable Farm for Sale in Edgeield
County, South Carolina.

OFFER for sale my FARM, in Edgefeld
IL county, situated on the Mt. Willing Road,
Iour miles from Batesvillo, Charlotte, Colum.
Dla and Augusta Railroad. Tho said Farm
contains 30O acres, and is we'll improved, with
goou dwelling. gin house (nearly new and all
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For further particulars apply to E. w.
MELENNA on the premises. post Office Lees
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Quaker Liniment Household Remedy

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Dissolution.

TINE firm of TOzER q NIcDoUGALL was
All debts due by said firm will be paid by
Richard Tozer, and all debte due said firm
must be paid to Richard Tozer. who alone ia
authorized to receipt for the same -,s'-
RICHARD TOZER,
ROBERT MCDOUGALL.
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Wanted.
Onn ABLE-BODIED LABORERS arc
AOV wanted, to work upon the Columbia
Canal. between this aud the 10th OF Septem-
Der. Parties wishing to contract for the re-
moval OF oarth, will apply to
g. A. PEARCE, Jn.
Applications will be received between tho
hours Of 10 and 12 A. Nj. Aug 80
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AllnIGT

NOTICE. 70 ~ M
RICHARD TOZER will continue to carry on
the MACHINE SHOP and FOUNDRY and
hopes, by attention to business, to continue
to receive that liberal share OF patronage that
he has heretofore had.
Aug 81 RICHARD TOZER.