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NoTABLEs IN CoLUMBIA.-Hon. j. P. Reed, Of
Anderson; H. P. Hammett, of Greenville;
Senator D. Bieman, Of Walhalla; Senator ].
Lunney, of Darlington; Ex-Governor James L.
Orr, of Anderson, are registered at the Colum-
bia hotels.
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@-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. SAMUEL J..
BURGER and OF Mrs. A. C. Weyman, are re-
spectfuly Invited to attend the Funeral Services
Of the former, at Sd Johns Lutheran Church,
Archdale street, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
jun1l -.
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CITY AFFAIR

ADVERTISERS will take notice that we cannot
engasesaueay advertlsemeats sent to TIE
Nsws office at a later hour Aan halfpast nine
o'clock at night win appear n the nszt morn
ings paper. An exeeptlento thlsrule is made
IN favor of notices. ofFmeedngs, deaths and
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CrrYTAxEs.-From and after this date to the
lsr of July, the second Instalment of the cor
poration tax will be received at the city treas
urer's office. Twenty per cent. will be added
to the taxes of all who fail to pay before the Ist
of next month.
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FATHER GAREscHE.-We learn that this dis
tInguished divine has received permission to
remain here someaime longer. We hope that
he will give our citizens frequent opportuni-
ties of hearing him during his stay
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Marrleo.

..GRIFFIN-DANIEL.-on Thursday, the 26th Of
by Rev. Mr. MendenhalI 1Ir. WILLIAM K. GRIFFIN,
OF Eewberry, and Miss HATTIE E. DANIEL, Of Edge
field
GETzFN-PRUETT.-on ithhe 1st instant, at the
residence of Rev. J. P. Meallng, by Rev. 8. P.
and Miss NJ. E. PRUETT, Of Midway, Ala.
MARTIN-MANER.-At Allendale, 8. c., June
2, by the Rev. Jos. n. Bostick, BEN MARTIN to
CATHERINE b., daughter of Samuel p Manner,
Esq.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. Freundschafts-
bund will have moonlight excursion on the
steamer Emelie, on Monday night next. She
will leave Accommodation wharf at o'clock
precisely.
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THE CITY DEBT.

Action of the Executors of GeorFe Glib
bon, In Regard to Judge Wiuard's
Injunction, Restraining Sheriff Mack
ey from Selling White Point Garden,
the Artesinn Well and other City
Property.
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The LATE IMPROVEMENTS in the American
House, Boston, have little to be wished for by
those who quarter under the roof of tEIs lead
Ing hotel. Every thing fresh and nice; all i'm
provements added, and the unequalled man.
agement of the past continued.
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INJUNCTION GRANTED. = Yesterday Judge
Bryan granted mvtion from Messrs Simon
ton & Barker, for an INDUCTION to stay levy
upon the property of the Northeastern Rail-
road for State taxes.
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.hIeetings ThisSDay:
apprentices, Library. Society at II N.

Arrns;sr1clzs' LIBRARY 50 I ST r.-An ad-
iourned meeting Of thtssoelety will be held to-
day, at IL NJ, at the Library rooms, corner Of
Broad and Church streets.
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THE STEAMER PocosIN makes an excursion
trip every evening OF half-past G o'clock,
leaving Sullivan's Island at halfpast o'clock.
Fare for round trip Is cents.
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BAvAR1AN LAGER BEER.-Just received,
Bayarian Lager Beer. OF superior quality. and
on draught, by A Tiefenthal, No. l07 Market
street. jun1l-3
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@ CIRCULAR CHURCH.-THE REV.
Mr.. vEDDER will preach In this Church (To.MoR-
ROW AETERNooN.) Service to commence at Az
O'Clock. There will be no service in the morning.
Sabbath school as usual. junl1
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MT WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
CHARITABLE AssoCIATI0N.-The officers and
members OF the Association are invited to attend
the Funeral obsequies Of their late brother men,
ber and comrade In arms, Lieutenant SAMUEL ].
BURGER, Company B, 25th 8. G. ", at st. Johns
Lutheran Church, Archdale street, THIS AFTER.
NOON, at O'Clock. J. L. HONOUR,
Junl1 Secretary and Treasurer.
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POSITIVELY the last sale of japanese
goods, at Miles Drake to-day.
Goods at private sale for the accommoda-
ton of parties who cannot attend the auction.
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@ GERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY
The Members are respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral OF their late Member, SAMUEL J.
BURGER, at st. Johns Lutheran Church, Arch.
dale street, at O'Clock P. NJ. THIS DAY.
JOHN A. BLUM,
iun11 Secretary
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gtIm,naRATIoN AND DIRECT TRADE.-As an evil
dence of awakening interest in the direction OF
white immigration to this State, we print the
following letter recently received by William
NJ. Lawton, Esq, of this city:
GLAsa. w, 24TH MAY, 1870.
10 the Hon. Secretary of the Immigration Com
n,ittee, Charleston, s. G., United States:
sR-T see by the American Tines
that YOU are arranging to make offers OF land
at cheap rates to emigrants. Please furnish
me with full particulars and maps OF the
lands YOU have for sale. We want good TIL
healthy districts. Yours truly,
(Sfgned) CHARLES SCRIMaEoUR.
Upon his return 10 Charleston Mr.. Lawton
addressed the following letter to the chair
man of the State Committee on immigration;
CHARLESTON, June 10, 1850.
TO Colonel William L. Trenholm, Chairman
Of the Coasnaittee on Immagratoe, dppo,nt-
ed under resolution adopted 6y the late
~ .Au-iculhral and immigration Conuention
DEIR SIR-On nv return to the city yester-
day. after q short absence In the country, /
fnnnd the enclosed letter from Mr.. Charles
Scrimgeour, of Glasgow, received by mail
: ,As iI intmates a desire OF parties IN Scot
= l8n0 10 CIIItvTutC w Nft& JNsW fsVHsso '" ".1'
State, appropriately, 1t appears to me, a reply
is for the action of your committee.
Such communications eminently interest and
deserve the due consideration Of our people
throughout the State; and deem 1t proper to
bring the subject publicly to their notice. and
solicit the press to publish the letter, and at
@ same time to solicit from the County Agri-
cultural and Immigrant Associations the ne
cessary answers about lands for sale, location,
!, price, &C., for Information Of your important
committee.
/ also enclose some hints regarding the re-
ception and disposition Of immigrants, which
I found in q Northern paper; they may prove
useful to the Immigrant Committee when the
work is fully commenced, as do 1atter N.Y.
self we can turn some portion Of the tide OF
immigrants, ere long, this way.
with the aid of the proposed line Of steam
ships to Charleston, all difficulty would be OBJ
Rtsted. Yours very truly,
w. n. LAwTON.
We think that the interior press can aid the
good work by publishing these letters. They
will show the people \ what information is
wanted and where it'should be sent.
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Hotel Arivals-June 10.
CHARLESTON HoTEk

J. P. Boyce, Green7ille; F. Smith, Miss
Smith, Jacksonville; ". d. Wallace, Marys-
Vile; T. q. Dick, Sumter; W. Dougherty, At
lanta; r. Schley, Augusta; W. s. Begart, sa-
vannah.
PAVILION HOTEL.
]. P. Buckhaiter, Wuliston; A. P. Lucas,
Darlington; W. A. Day, Perryviliei P. Z. Croll,
Baltimore; W. H. Bryan, Master J. A. Bryan,
Mrs. r. c. Robinson, Fort Motto; G. 7. Les
sesne, Clarendon; g. s. Robertson, South
Carolina; G. F. Walthour,' T. Walthour, saVan-
,ush;J. a. Thompson, Salser's Station.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, S.
IS, Sc so and So so per thousand, according te
size, at The NEWS Job Office.
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Anrticn Sales.--future pans.
By sTEFFENs, WERNER 6 QUICKER,
By W. Y. LEITCH Il r. s. BRUINS,

GALE PosTPorED ON ACCOUNT; OF
~ the weather Fine Residence, Beaufain
street, near Coming, known as the Residence OF
DR.. Phillips. 10y
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, 14th instant, at11
O'Clock, at the Old Postof1iCe, -
That WOODEN MANSION, with slate roof on
high brick basement, In Beaufain street. few
doors east OF Coming, contai, Ing eight square be-
sides four large basement rooms, and three hne
attic rooms, with cistern. brick stable, besides
Doctors ONCE: The Lot is part Of ST. Michael,s
Glebe. The lease has over twenty years to run,
renewable perpetuslly at Its expiration every
thirty years. Lot measures 125 feet front, by 1870
feet In depth, more or less.
Terms -One-third cash; balance in one, two and
three years. with interest, pay able semtannua1ly.
Buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Plr-
chaser to pay US for papers and stamps. jun11
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5perial Notires.

@ DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE
conducted " the Orphans Chapel on SABBATH
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, by the Rev. WILLIAM
B. YATES. jun11
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Green and
Black? Wilson'S GROCERY. juns
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UsINEs MOTT Es.

REMEMBER the last and closing sale of Japa-
nese and Chinese goods, at Miles Drake this
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.@TATE OF South CAROLINA,

CHARLESTON COUNTY.
Personally appeared, William L. Webb and
Andrew McD. Brown, who being duly sworn,
say that the foregoing answer is true accord
ing to their information and belief.
WIN. l.. WEBB, EXT.
ANDREW Med. BROWN, EX'r.
Sworn to before me this 9th day Of June. a.
D. 1870. T. HEYwARD THAYER,
8 Notary Public
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RAILROAD 6nppl,es.

STEAM ENGINES AND ENGINEERS
~ SUPPLIES.
A full assortment Of BRASS and IRON FIT
TINGs, for steam and gas-ftters and plumbers.
Steam Guages, Guage.cocks, Low Water Detec-
tors, OIL Cups, Tools for machinists and black.
smiths, Bellows, &c. "a
For sale by -
CAMERON, BARKLEY d CO.,
Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets,1
mchA emo Charleston, 8. O.
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@g- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-THE
Rev. Bishop WIN. NJ. WIGHTMAN will perform
Divine Service In this Church Tomorrow MORN
ING, at halt-past 10 O'clock and the Rev. T. R.
GAINES In the AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. jun11
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CLEARING SAVANNAH RrvER.-At Savannah,
the parties having charge Of the work ofclear-
ing the river of distractions are busily engag
ed in:their labors. The ladies' gunboat, sunk
in thirty feet OF water, and buried six feet
In the sand opposite Fort Jackson, has had a
monster cable passed under Its bottom, which
Bforty- five feet in width and one hundred and
forty-four feet in length. The estimated weight
of the gunboat, as she now lies, is about one
thousand tons, and three additional cables will
have to be passed under before lifting her
from her bed. The first lift will be made dur
Ing the present week.
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ST. PHILIPS CHURCH "HoME."
Services Mt St. Philips
Church, and at the sHome.''

There was quite large attendance of per-
sons at St. Philips Church yesterday after
noon, to witness the services Connected with
the dedication of the "Home," established by
the church for those of the members of the
congregation whose needs might entitle them
to Its care and protection. Among those pre-
sent were the Right Rev. Bishop Davis and
the rectQxs of the various Episcopal Churches
of the city.
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~. 8. CoURg-HoN. GEO. s. BRYAN, JUDGE,
PRESIDING following business was dis
posed of yesterday:
Circuit Court-In the case of N. Plandolet,
survivor of Plandolet Brothers, VS.. D. b. Sill
COX, an order for the appointment of an inter-
prefer for a witness (native Of Spaln) was
granted.
+: District Cout.-Ex parte S. Wolfe, In re j.
Harden, bankrupt. Petition to establish lien.
Referred to Registrar Clawson to report after
notice to lien creditors.
E Ex parte s. Wolfe d Co., in re James Har-
den. Petition for the same-was likewise re-
ferred.
: Elk parte Eliza s. Ragdale, in re James Har-
den; aud ex parte Margaret Shaw, in re James
iHatden. Petitions for lien. Referred to Beg
istrar Clawson to report.
Elk parte c. Richardson Miles, in re Evans
& Cogswen. Petition to be allowed counsel
{ fee. It was ordered that the counsel be paid
$50.
Elk parte Louis Nolan, in re ]. A. Huger.
Petition to sell real estate at private sale.
Granted.
Elk parte Thomas NJ Wilkes, of oconee
County. Application for appointment as COM
missioner. Granted.
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THE "HOME. "


On the 10th of December last, Rev. Mr.
Howe, rector of st. Philips Church, preached
a sermon from the text: blessed is he that
considereth the poor; the Lord will deliver him
in time of trouble" In this sermon he direct
ed the attention of the congregation to the
propriety of undertaking to start Parish
Home, where might be given to every men,
ber of the congregation who might need it,
and, according to such rules as might be pre-
scribed, safe, comfortable and respectable
shelter first, and then afterwards such COM
forts and helps in living as the means of the
congregation would allow. The rector then
showed the necessity Of such an institu-
ton. This seed sown by the rector
bore good fruit Shortly after his ser
mon, the congregation determined to
carry out the views set forth in It, The result
of this determination was the purchase, for
$4,000 of the lot and building at the corner Of
Queen and Church streets, known as the
Commercial House." Steps were at once
taken to put 1t in order for the reception Of
those who might need Its shelter and COM
forts. A few days ago the necessary repairs
were completed, and yesterday afternoon was
selected as the time for the dedicatory ser
vices to take place. The "Home" Is large,
we'll ventilated, capable of containing between
eighty and one hundred inmates, and alto
gether admirably adapted for the purpose to
which 1t has been dedicated.
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D E Il T I N G..
large Stock Of Leather and Rubber Betting
and RUBBER GOODS, including Manhole and
Handhole Gaskets, .(all sizes.) Hose Sheet Rub
Der for packing, Pure vulcanlzed Gum for valves,
&C. Il
ALSO, -
'Regulationn LEATHER HOSE, doubleriveted
and Of approved manufacture.
For sale by
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets,
mchA emo Charleston, 8. O.
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IF YOU WANT THE CELEBRATED CEsLE;t;EsA
CARRIERS WRITING and COPYING INK
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hota.
Charleston, s. U. .oeo1s einos
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@- GERMAN SOCIETY OF SOUTH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS seeking employment can
obtain information concerning the same from
Captain II. HARMS, Agent OF this Society, whose
office for the present is at No. so East Bay.
Parties Wishing to employ Emigrants can consult
the Agent daily. Office hours from 12 to O'Clock.
JOHN CAMPSEN.
ANS stu President.
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w UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIVINE
Service will be held in this church tomorrow
morning at loh O'Clock, and In the evening at
O'Clock, the Rev. R. P. CUTLER officiating. All
strangers are cordially invited to attend Sub
ject for the evening discourse: Social sins and
follles, and the supreme remedy. jun11
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As Is generally known, in March last, John
Gibbou, George E. Gibbon, VIM. L. Webb, An
drew Med. Brown, executors of George Glib
bon, deceased, secured a judgment against
the City Council for the SUM of s41,553 40.
Shortly after Sheriff Mackey, to satisfy the
execution, levied upon the Battery, the Arte-
sian Well and the premises at the southeast
corner of Calhoun and King streets, and
advertised them to be sold on the 9th of June.
On Friday afternoon, June 8, about o'clock,
City Attorney Corbin notified Sheriff Mackey
and the counsel for the executors of George
Gibbon that, at II o'clock, the next day, be-
fore Associate Justice Willard, in chambers at
Columbia, he would move for an injunction to
restrain the sheriff from selling the aforesaid
pieces of property, on the ground that they
had been purchased wholly or in part by the
CITY Council for the use of the public, and
having been so used, were not subject to
levy or sale.under an execution to satisfy the
debts of the City Council.
The counsel for the executors forwarded the
following letter to Judge Willard:
CHARLESTON, June g.. 1870.
Hon. A. j. Willard, Associate Justice Supreme
Court, Columbia, s. c.:
DEAR SIR-The enclosed notice, 1.-THE one
from Major Corbin above referred to,] was
served on the undersigned, John Phillips, q
few minutes since, just after the clock had
struck the hour of 3 P. NJ, and we strenuously
object to any action under it. The cars leave
here for Columbia at 7:30 this evening, and the
notice is unreasonably short and without ex-
cuse.
The property has been duly advertised ac;
cording to law for nineteen days, during all
which time the defendants could have given
notice of any dilatory motion4Ae proposed to
make, and they have failed to do so. There Is
a want of notice according to law, and want
of authority Of law to grant the order to be
moved for without the service OF the grounds
and proof on which the motion is made. No
summons or complaint has been served An
execution on final judgment cannot be en-
Joined, even until hearing on the merits (pro-
without security for the whole
debt, all Of which respectfully objecting, we
submit. And are very respectfully,
Your Obedlent servants,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A T.. BLACKMAR,
Having removed TO the elegant and spacious edi.
Zee, No. 2ol Canal street. formerly known a. B1af'
fers Building. now
BI4ACKNIAR,S TEMPLE OF MUSIC,
Continues to dispose Of Pianos and Organs, Of the
best MAKERS very low for cash, or on the most
accommodating terms Of payment One year 81.
lowed without charge for interest. Nosecurtty 70
quired. lien on the instrument being retained.
Old Pianos taken In part pay for new. New and
rent money allowed toward purchase.
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First-I keep no Instruments hut those u the
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bles me to select such instruments as can, with
perfect confdence guarantee to give entire satas-
faction.
Second-I have put One Price for each instru-
ment, and that Il the regular retail factory price,
which is marked IN plain figures on 2 card affixed
rule to ask from $2s to 100 more than they ex.
pect to get, and then, when 'beaten down" to
Somewhere near my low prices, they hatter the
purchaser with the idea that he has secured en-
unusual bargain.
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guarantee for six years. and warrant every nstru.
ment to please, or Il can be exchanged for any
other in my store.
l offer splendid, new, rosewood, seven octave
Pianos, of six different 6rstclass makers. at $50
to &525. Second hand Pianos SIS to $a2S. Five
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Parlor Organs Of Taylor Farley" and the sple
did Cottage and Church Organs. Of "Estey, ho
$500 to Sf50. A, z. BLACKMAR,
oc9 6m No. Dol Canal stree