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a WoMAS's JUDGMENT General Tro-
chu, in: his speech before tho National
Assembly Of France. nnrrating tho events
which lei to The .oyerthroy of the En-
.pcror Napoleon, hpeaks III high terms of
the firmncss, courage andTability OF tho
Emprrss Eugene. Had it not BEEN for
her tho Emperor would have gone to
Paris after he Ind surrendered the om-
mand Of the army to Marshal Bax line,
md would probably have lost his !ifc in
the catastrophe which cnsued, and which
his presence could not have prevented,
but might have hastcned. The Empress,
upon being notified of her husbands iu-
tention to return to Paris. snid: Gen
feral, only the Empcror's enemies could
have urged on him this return to Paris
He would not reach the Tuiileries alive.
No, General. tho Emperor. shall not
come to Paris; he shall remain Mt
Chulons." At Chnluns lie dill rornnin
until there Unopened the crushing blow
at Sedan. There is no doubt that in this
matter The Empress WAS tho truest coun-
selor of her husband.
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and channcls oto oemRlgpent would be
opened to, hundreds Of those who are
neHY. without object Apa. without: effort,
Wasting their sweetness on the desext air.
We trust that those whor have influence
in sneh n,ntters will give Mr.. Lapghiin
such countennnce and Influence as, will
enable him to establish his blow-pipe
laboratory in connection with our. Uni.
versiiy,; and establish ii branch, Of practi-
cal miperilogy, in which The young men
of our 'Stase will acquire knowledge
which q may be readily made. profitable,
and our fayorite old institution an. 1l ele.
ment Of popularity which viii give it
strength VIII" tho people. I" 4 .,, ''.'"
SlAtL AnRANoEs1Esrs.- The Northern
mail opens ut 500 p. NI.; closes 7.15
A. A. Charleston day mail opens 400
Z. NJ; closes GOO A. M. Charleston
night mail opens 6,3OA. nj. J. closes GOO
:. NJ. Greenyille mail opens e.45 P.
a.; closss 600 A. nd. Western mail
opens 300 A. NJ; closes 100 p. III. !. On
Sunday Office open from s.to 4 PM.
~ 80 - -. ..j., f.ttf.
AoTBL: ARRIVALS, July 2,-Nicxerson
i1ouss-W. G. Norwood, Cohesbur7:
Mrs .. r. Bryce, Miss Bryce, Rich.
land; J. NJ. Brawley, Miss Mary Braw-
Icy, Charleston; j. Prim,~ BIackstock;
=. J.. Spiaker. Mississippi; r. @. iFagg,
~ Jnchburg; w. II. Holland, Greenviiie:
n Mrs. Alden, Camden; NJ. G. Butler, ii.
rHrry, Frank Il. Gordon. city; Wm. D.
Thomas. Greenviile: A. Il, Lester.
Spartanburg; II. w. Parr, Fairfield.
Columbia Hotel-S J. Neal. Marion.
n. e.; j. d. Hurdee, G. g. s., r. R.:T.
y: Gillespie. T. DuHie, Mrs. W. B.
Shaw, f. a. G. Shaw, Charleston; H. S.
Johnson, Dardanelle; r, y. Brown, N.
~, Miss Bennie Springs. Miss Lottie
GoDo, Miss Heoker. Rock Hill; w. H.
High, ". & c.. II. r.; s. y. Walsh.
SPartanburg; w. A. Bradley, Augusta.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
T. Cantweil-Vineear.
John Fl. Counts-Eye-sig
Lorrick IL Lowrance Cotton Gins.
Meeting Richland Lodge.

lrH.s 40 RIVAL fhe 81 andard excellence
OF DooIsfs YEAST TowpEn has been aatisf,c-
toriiS demonstrated 10 be owing to it's strict
Chemical purity, no articles being uasd inits
the purpose, and suYh a. are free from anv
Injurious substances. .f-
Iwn tea9poonfuis OF DooLEY.a YEAST Pow
DER Is all that.is necessary in quart uf flour.
whhe ordinary Baking powders require from
?hS thard to one-haif more. Hence. :Dooiey's
IL the 1Aost economical, reliable and tho beat.
Mannfac, Hrea by Dooiey i Brother co Nov
street New York, Por .aleb grocers gene
fai's' July II f3
OFFICIAL KAEFLE NUMDEns Charleston Chari.
table Association. for benefit Free School fppd :.
KAFFLE GLASS NO. III Mor1ing-July "a.
.t. 54-67-19-14.4 AZ -3-72-G-4l 1a-1-5 ~.
Witness our hands, at Charleston. This 18th
day OF July. 1871. FENN PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
July IL Sworn Commissioners.
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ANOTHER OF UNCLE SANS PErs CONE
TO GRIEF. We learn, from the Sayan-
nnh Advertiser. that considerable de-
ia!cation has just como to light. connect
Ell with the custom house in that city
Mr.. Wellman, the cashier Of the custom
house, is the party implicated his ac-
counts, upon examination, having been
found short to the amount of Sll, 1000.
This deficit hns been concealed for some
timo past, 5000 Of it having been rep
resented by fmlse vouchers, issued 10
supply the deficiency, and the balance
by extra charges, madu against merchnnts
and vessels, not authorized by law. The
friends of the deInulter are trying to
raisc sum sufficient to mako good the
deficit. The Government, thus far, has
not instituted proceedings against tho
lefau!ter.
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Cl}b!D MBLM, zS.wT.
FhnEsaag { EoLn.9E. yplyy.Ak,ls7l.

,'S*en. e. Ha nooclt for ,tAe. Next Presidency.
r&ron, 1HspsaonieatiQa' addressed hs
Uol. B}antoS pdhoan Is tke HoRh. e. Joshua
Baker. sx:doasesrlhsof 81 ,Louisi2da;; we are
informed that Hancock is,stiit alive and
>wtii'be presented ana urged NE, the posi-.
ton OF otir standard bearef fby Ais nume-
rons warm and tedious friends.s In this
letter the claims OF Gen:!tHsScock are
set forth III detail, We ARE issa say
that We cannot but regard. thisnoss in
behalf Of Gen. HanoooE as premature.
The aomination Of Gen: Hancock would.
no oAoubt, be very acceptable "a sohttern
Democrats. Bat: e!doubt vsfy huoh
the indgment Of 0ol. Danoan aanhder-
tski4Hg to suggest tMSths ST South to.llead in
,this matter Under, present ;.circum-
.atai,oes. il is not our policy TT place q
candidate before the country.T or this
we are satisfied: II tho Northern Demo
oraoy should deem it ptopelto put Gen.
Hahoock ID the field. the anti Radical
South would not be SLOW to suppbrl snoh
aman.-.",. He fought ths South ii tie late
war; but, since,' he has been liberal and
magnahimo mons, and showed evidences OF
high statesmanship Il
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THE MORRIS COTTON GIN

. Hli DISTA NCED ALL OTHERS.
A ND il .irrantod to do it again. For full
N particulars, relative to these machines
address L. MORRIS,
Juno Is So, columba, s. C..
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Fifty deaths in Charleston for the
week ending the StA- whites eighteen;
.eolored thirty-two.
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Tho Philsdelphia lnquirsr-on Of the
'sRosst deRanoia.ors Of the South with
stsserenaa to reaonstrhotion- publishes
fshe following. Z What is the actual differ
ence between thes state OF. feeling at the
: South and that oiitKe French towards
stheir. conauerolsS.. Oh, consistency, o4;1n thon
asrbas the French should hate the
Prussians is not to be wondered at. nor
are we astonished to find provincial
newspapers giving full vent to this en-
unity. btt self-reapeot as we'll as magma.
nimity suggests truce to snch expires.
sion; it would be far nobler to suffer in
'siience until the time when France 'cnn
stretch her arm towards Germany and
make her tremble.' Just now iubilnnt
Germany only laughs in her sleeve and
docs not tremblo nt all"
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I'm Il
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PRAoTIoAn M1NKRAL.oaY.-The lecture
OF Mr.. A. O. IIaughiin, at the Uni
versity. on Tuesday evening last, was
deeply interesting, end though the
speaker was evidently unused to the art
of lecsuring, bis familiarity with the
subject rendered his calculation of it
perfectly satisfactory. The Importance
OF practical mineralogy. in a region 60
rich in mineral resources as the upper
portions Of this State, and the adjacent
sections Of North Carolina, Georgia and
Tennessee, cannot be over estimated.
The art OF testing and determining SOL
entiacally the character and valde OF the
pebbles and strata over and through
which, with unobservsnt eye, We may
bo heediessly passing, may not only lead
to tho acquisition of personal wealth. but
assist materially in developing the wealth
OF tho State. The character Of. the
study and its ASSOCIATIONS would incvita.
bly, make it popular with our young men,
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MA RTL 4 Nd LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,

PIE progress of life Insurancein the I'm.
] itess States proves this great browning
triumph OF modern science aud philanthrc-
phv "a boone ofthe marvellous feature s ofou-
social econon-.
The wisdom Of all ages has Devised MOTH
ing that compares with il. II is so manifest.
" god, that il is difficult to sce how an in
tellicen' man. with proper coucern for the
eeh,fort aud protection of his famil, can fail
IN avail himseliof its benefits.
Life Insurance leaves ready money 10 set.
tn estates to advantage. II will prevep, n
sacrifice Of property II mar die in debt. II
is subject TO no tax during life. no, Orphans,
Court expenses after death Itis EXEMPT bv
law from debt. II is rapidly becomin, a
rule that all mon Of inst attributes insure.
ON MARYLAND Company commsnds itsolf
~ the confidence ard patronage sf our no.
pie in all parts ofthe State. It's directors ara
men Of known integrity and ability. 10 whem
the public NAV look with confidence for
inst and careful supervision ofits affairs. I,
must he clear to every intelligent mind that
II We would secure the largest prosperity ot
our State and people individuality, We m,.st
build up our institutions and keep our CAPT.
al at home.
Had the FIVE million dollars sent OFT of ,he
State annually for insura 1cc heen invested NJ
hcme. il wouli hive Told favorably spon our
own wealth and commerce This il emphal-
icsliy orr COMPANY gotten up BY our BEST
merchants Tn afford the opportunity for aN
to insure without sendi,g the money on: If
our own State The affairs Of the COMPANY
IL marased with economy.
Such has been our marked success that we
were able after the second wear 20 declare
and pay in CASH as large dividends as the or.-
pssr and LARGEST company in the United
States. The Company feel greatly encour.
'ged nv the patronage and co-opeta alton they
nave received. and solicit continuance Of
the same. The laws Of trade. commerce.
>sfrespcct ard self.interest cmbins to make
ibis the Company for us
Now, dear sirS. in view Of all the advantn.
rs Of Life Insurance as an investment-,he
uncertainty of life-thc strong claims NJ wife
and children upon husband and father-the
nncertairty Of business. and alithe ordinary
FIRMS of 'nv"s;ment-is il not the moral dnts
ofevcry man 10 pni Sumeihing In q form that
vii. prevent wan; md distress. or trouble on
the parl OF those ne loves
BY all means Insure, and do il at once in
the Maryland Company. The officers ofthis
Company are:
GEO p THOMAS, President,
A X FogD, Secretary.
Bosrn OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter. Geo III Hiluer,
Allen 4 Chapman, Thomas Casssrl,
Geo Thomas, William Devrics,
Hugh Sisson. Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods, Jr.
A MYERS, State Agent.
THE COMPANY REFER TO
Judge Magruier, Judge Ford. Judge Ma.
son. Hon Fred Stone, Barnes Compton AID
Editor of Beacon. i...
RkSA J MyEas, the State a gent. will he
in Lconard,own during the first week Of Conr.
tn transact the busipes fjhe company, and
will alsoinsureproDert. 'n Baltimore Compare
les
Aug 81, Isss-tf.
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TIE Pictorial
chronological Journal,
A FIRsT-CLAss
Family Magazine.

"The Science Of Man." and his Improve.
ment, by all the means indicated by Science
is the object.
Parenologv-The Brain and its Function
the Location and Natural Language of the
Organs. with directions for cultivating and
rest aiming them and the relations subsis-
ting between Mind and Body described.
Physiognomy-wi,h all the "Signs Of
Character, and How to Read Them" is a
special feature.
Ethnology- the Natural History OF
Man, Customs. Religions and Modes of Life
in different Tribes and Nations, will be Civ
en-
Fhysiology-Thc Organization. Structure
and Functions Of the Human Body: the
Laws Of Lite and Health-what we shou,,
Eat and Drink, How we should he Clothed
AID How TO Exercise, SLEEP and Live, in &c
cordance with Hysienic Principles.
Portraits, Sketches and Biographies-ol
the leading Men and Women Of the World
in all departments Of life, are also specia
features.
Parents ard Teachers.-As a guide in ed
eating and training Children, this Magazine
has no superior. as it points out all the pc.
cu'iarities of Character and Disposition, and
renders government and classification no,
only possible but easy.
Much general and useful information on
the leading topics Of the day is given, and
no efforts are spared to maze this the mos.
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Pictorial Family Magazine ever published.
Estab'ished.-1he Journal has reached lis
sd Volume. The form is Octave. 1t has
steadily increased in favor during the many
years it has been published, and was neve,
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Monthly, at So year, in ad-
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to Agent.
We are offering the most liberal Premiums.
Inclose Is cents for sample number. with
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Nov II. 1870.
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Harrer's Razar contains. besides pictures
patterns. etc., n variety of matter os especial
use and interest to the family /; articles on
health. dress, and housekeeping II all its
branche-; ito editorial matter is specially
adapted TO the circle it is intended to inter.
est and instruct and il has, besides. good
stories and literary matter OF merit IL .
not Surprising that the journal, with such
features. has achieved 10 q short time 40
immense success: for something oft kind
was desired In thousands of families, and its
publishers have filed the demand. The
young lady Who buys . single number OF
Harper's Banr b made . subscriber Tor
iifc.-Nev York Evening Post.
The Baxar ie excellent. Like all the pc
riodicals which the Harpers publish, 1t is al
most Ideally we'll edited, and the class Of
readers for whom Il is iutended-the moth
ers and daughters in average families-car-
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Unique sfionolly the lest sustained xorl
of the kind In the UOrtd."
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
Notices of the Press.

Notices ofthe Press.
No more delightful travels are printed
in the English language than apr ear per-
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read with equal interest and satisfaction by
boys Of every grade from eighteen to eighty
It's scientific papers, while sufficiently pro-
found to demand the attention of the learn
cd, are yet admirably adapted to the ropu-
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was the organ Of the "Society for the DIFF
fusion Of Useful knowledge" The great de-
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ton and rational amusement 10 the great
masses OF the people There are few intel
ligent American families in which Harper's
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ly Magazine an intelligent reading family
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There is not a Magazine tina. is printed which
shows more intelligent pains expended on
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is not cheaper Magazine published. There
is not, confessedly, more popular Maya
zine in the world.-New England Home
stead.
It's one of the wonders OF Journalism
the editorial management Of Harpers.-TEe
Nation, N. Y.
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TlHE LARGEST,
III CHEAPEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT OF
FoRETGEs.i DOMESTIC DRr GOODS,
R<ciu-ma1e Cgc<liag, Grscrriss,
Gras Rrnsi- Hsfs,,~
- - c 49, fs-s-p
Hssiery. TSnEsre,
ever offered 10 the public Of ST. Mary's county,
has jsst been received and opened b. the under
signed. and win be disposed Of to Cask Bsser,
at Cry RefaI Prices. Our stock has been pur-
chased under the most favorable auspices, and
at the lowest rates Of thes Boston, New York,
Baltimore md Philadelphia markets, aad will
be found to be unrivalicd, both as to price and
quality, in 81. Mary's county. Our stock Of
C7etis,
Ca.sisere,. 111HIm-~
CafScoes, o.
RieaeAsd, Rrsrn
and Plaid Naslins,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Waite Goods,
Cososaies,
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In Ladies' Dress Goods and White Goods we
have the most beautiful and fashionable
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Grenadines, Alpoea.,
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Sripei CdHbries.
ISdiasooks, S.e,ss rn1
...tt Book NusiiRs
end TsTiefans
ever opened in the county, and will dispose o,
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buyers, mindful Of their interests, to purchase
In addition to our usual stock have pur-
chased most extensive and magnificent line oil
SPRING MILLINERY 4 FANCY GOODS
including all the latest and mos, approved styles
in
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RIBBONS
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- y. EDWARDS, having qualified as an
Laws Of the United States, gives notice that he
will attend to the sale Of all real or personal
property that may be offered at public snetioa
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9ss II. II. II.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF


a. from Oa< 10 Tressp s=isssss
tt NOR ONE HOUR
AFTER readiag this advertisement necd any one
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]; was the first and Is
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HARPER,S RAZAR.

A supplement containing numerous fuii-
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mics the paper every fortnight.
Harpcr's Bazaar contains f6 folio pages
IT the si.e 81 Harper's Weekly. psinsesi 90
suserfins caiendered paper, and is Pueiish
ed weekly.
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MR.. c. NrLBURx, formerly sofcs. Va-
VNl ry's county, has removed from No. 81
Hanover St., 70 lee W. Lxzbsrd 81, betwsrn
SsssY esi Liberty, and Is prepared 10 rscsivs
permanent and transient Bcarders.
Jan iSio-T