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they shall have the same rights aud pri-
villages now enjoyed by tho banking in
stitutions of the State; they shall also
have theright to dispose ofany and all
such property, real, personal or mixed,
that they may become possessed of, in
any manner, and on such conditions, as
the said firm or association may deem fit
and proper aud to the advantage of said
firm aud to promote the interest of said
School Fund of the State Of South Caro-
lima.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, That,
before commencing business under the
provisions of this A t, said firm shall pay
or cause to be paid, into the hands of the
State Superintendent of Education, the
sum ofone thousand dollars, ($ /, 000)
to be used for the benefit of the free
schools of South Carolina, aud annually
thereafter like amount, for the term Of
ten years, or so long as said partnership
shall choose to DO business, it being un-
derstood and agreed that said payment
of one thousand dollars per annum by
said association is the consideration upon
which tho privilege Of incorporation
herein is granted; and whenever said
company, or firm, association, shall fail
to pay said consideration, then their
right to transact business shall cease,
SEC. 4. That the association, company
or firm incorporated and established by
this Act shall have full power, and are
hereby authorized, to establish agencies
throughout the State
Sec. 5. That this Act shall be of FIR, e
Immediately ON and after its passage.
Approved March 8, 1871.
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PACIFIC GUaaNNG EGMPANY'S
CAPITAL $1,OOo,O0O)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

TG1HS GuANo Is NOW 50 WE'LL KNOWN
in all the Southern States for ts re-
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the products of labor, as not to require
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for five years past has established lis char
acter for reliable excellence. Tho large
fixed capital invested by the Company in this
trade, affords :he swTost guarantee ofthe
continued excellence of it's Guano.
j. n. ROBSON,
Solling Agent, Charleston, s. C.
JNo. s. REESE 4 CO., General Agents,
Baltimore.
Dec. 81. IT,
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MARION CousTy, Texas, Aug. ], IS69.-Dr.
%. S. PRornIrr-Dear Sir: i write YOU this
to inform you that I have been troubled :
great deal with Indigestion, but after using
one bottle of your Liver Medicine, / find.
great relief. I.ehecrfully recommend it as.
good Family Medicine, and feel confident
that it is good for anything for which il
claims TO be an antidote. \
Very respectfully, DICK LoCKRTE.
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oducing Quiet and composure
TO CONsUMPTIvEs

1t is invaluable, as it Immediately relieves
tie difficult breathing and harrassing cough
which attends that disease.
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pRopRITT,s .PAlN KILL Ir.

This IS the celebrated medicine that run,
Perry Davis, Pain Killer out of the market.
wherever ii was sold. Davis made PropLi,t,
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Dooiy CouNrY, Ga, April. 1sGT.--This is
ITS certify that l was confines to the horse
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my own. Yours, &C., DIT. FoREHAND.
NEWTON FAcroRY, GA, Nov, lss7.--Dr.
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CERTIFICATES.
STATEtoF GEORGIA, ,--PuLroS CouNry.
Know nll men by these presente, That have
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Manufactured and for sale by BRApFfELD
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sale by all druggists.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
STATE TREASURY OFFICE.

STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S c., December /, 1870.
FHNHE INTEREST falling due on the
Coupon Bonds of The State Of South
Carolina to the lst of January, 1871, will be
paid IN GOLD on and after that date at the
office of II. ii. kimpton, Financial Agent OF
the State, No. 8, Nassau Street, Now York,
and at this Office.
The interest falling due on the Registered
Stock of the State TO January lst, 1871, will
be paid In GOLD on aud after that date at
the Treasury Office only.
NTrrs
Treasurer State South Carolina
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NJ uTS, RAlSlNs and CANDIES of tn,
IN best kinds
w. A. MERONEY & CO.
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COMPOUND ACID,
PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED

~ ~ oS ~ 4" iiii wi iON oEnD'
TEIHIS ARTICLE Is MANUFACTURED
BY the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY
at Charleston. s. c., under Superintendencc
of DR.. ST. JULIEN RAVENEL Whep cou-
posted with an equal weight of Cotton Seed.
its results have been found fully equal to the
best standard fertilizers. Its economy must
commend it to the notice of planters gerer
ally.
For specific directions for composing and
Cor supplies, apply to j n. ROBSIN,
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C.
NO. s. REESE & Co., General Agents,
Baltimore.
dec 81 III
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viction thereof, be punished. And such
warrants and other processes shall run
and be executed by said officers any
where within the circuit or county in
which they are Issued.
sEG., I, That any person who shall
hinders prevent or obstruct any officer or
other person charged with the execution
of any warrant or other process issued
undeFthe provisions of this Act, in ar
resting. person for whose apprehen-
sion sueh warrant or other process may
have been issued, or shall rescue, or at
tempt to rescue, such person from the
custody Of the officer or person or per-
sons lawfully assisting him, as aforesaid,
or shall aid, abet or assist any person so
arrested ,'as aforesaid, directly or indi-
rectly, to escape from the custody of the
officer. or personor persons assisting him,
as aforesaid, or shall harbor or conceal
any person for whose arrest warrant or
other process shall have been issued, so
as to Ersymhliis discovery aud arrest,
after noticc or knowledge OF the fact of
the issuing OF such warrant or other
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FSsEs ASTHMA

1t is spccfc--onc dose often relieving the
distressing choking, and producing calm and
pleasant rcposc.
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l,OEs GROUP

No mother should ever bc without bottle OF
Tie HXPECr0RANT il The hcuse. We have
numerous UvI.:.....sys 4z-s=-- .'"'r;"nfi
almost instantly, the little sufferer, when
death nppenred almost Inevitable.
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A n u 5 E M E N rs.

WOODS MrsEuN.-The present Is the last week In
this theatre OF the successful engagement OF Miss
ADA Hariand, In Frank Maeder's pretty play OF
Lola The audience, notwithstanding the heat OF
the weather was fair In numbers, and Miss Har.
lands inpersonatlon OF the heroine ali that could
DC desired. Her support was unusually good.
For me matinee the emotional and moving drama
OF Lost IN London was given, and will be repeat.
until saturday.
BowERY THEirRE.-The Old Drury was again
filed last night with an enthusiastic audience 10
witness the performance Of Mr.. @. swaine Buckley
In the new sensation Of '0n the Track" Mr.. Buck
ley like many others OF the minstrel profession has
forsakeD the banjo and the tamborine for the sock
AMI busKin. "On the TRACK" ike "On Hand" and
other plays OF similar character, ~ one In which
The hero assumes various characters and, to Judge
by the many encores which the starr received last
night. he succeeded IN pleasing his auditors. The
company OF the Bowery Afforded Mr. Bucklev ex-
celent support. ION the Track" judged from last
nights reception, seems destined 70 achieve as big
been brought put al this theatre.
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We NC0sT ZAP DE VIGUREs.

The German Democratic Union After the
City Accounts.
The General Committee OF the German Demo.
cratic Union party met last night at the Teutonia As.
sembly Rooms, Alderman SchllchtIng In the chair,
and adopted series Of resolutions, the purport OF
which was
Thath the right and privilege of tb. citizens and tax.
PAYERS OF ihs city that statement the receps
and expenditures OF the city and from
the beginning az 1869 10 the end OF june e7I forthwith
Transmitted 10 the public and that immediate eramina
ton o! the statement Of the recently sent 10 the
Boards Of Aldermen and Supervisors, Ac take place
ee, the intelligence aud Of whose
Resolved That upon the eranln alton the
adoption OF suoh measures should be based VIII tend to
preserve the cys credit to guard the regulated course
The public business TO Lead corruption
proved, 10 the rnmaskns and punishment Of the
ana perpetr stors OF the same.
Resolved, That deem revision Of The CITY
passed 10 1870 and amended IN 1871 necessary so that the
cy's Affairs NAV be Withdrawn 10 future far possible,
from the influence of political parties 10 the Lega,ure
finance department with monthly puhlicao OF IT'S CON
don and rendition Of complete annual statement Of
accounts together WITH strict accountability o. The officers
may be secured.
Resolved, That look to the Democratic State Conven
tob about convene TO pledge the democratic candidates
Tor Doth branches OF the Legislature their influence
there bring about the reformation Of the city
herein Indicated.
On motion committee OF three was appointed TO
cooperate with the Boards OF Aldermen and Su per-
ylsors In examining the city accounts.
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ana, probably when she ,s.ed. one q her guests fell
overheard This clncied the Farmers hopes OF win
ming the Cup. boat was lowered with promptness
and the man was rescued and placed on the stake
boat Instead OF proceeding on ner course she
went about ana returning to the stake boat picked
up her guest and boat and then resumed the race.
Meanwhile the Sapph0, close hauled, had obtaneei
the lead, having the Alarm on her weather quarte..
The Columbia followed, ana for a time apparently
overhaaled her opponents she passed under the
lee OF the Alarm and tackled the Sappho for tho,
RUN HOMEwARD.
although the former seemed to have gop G too far
ahead 10 be caught The Dreadnaugnts allied well
on the wind, and came bowling along ", good style
after the foremost yachts. In this r. an the Alarm
heid her own beautifully as far as Point Judith,
when the Palmer came up on her Heather and fin.
any passed her before arriving at Brenton Reef
Lightshlp The TIdal Wave, Foam and Madgie
brought up the rear. The re was very little
alteration after three O'Clock at which time the
breeze was all that could ~, desired and the con-
testants mace for the homs, stakeboat with all pos
sible despatch. Little mo 70 need be said IL was
tne Sappho's race to all intents and purposes,
although the Columbp. made a noble struggle for
the cup. what might, could, would or should have
peen the result Is useless TO dilate upon. The
Sappho won, the Columbia was good second, and
me DINERS mad ne cause TO complain OF their per-
1ormances: TIE following Official record shows the
time at whlcr, the yachts passed the home stake
boat. actual time in which they sailed over the
course and the corrected time by allowance
Mur nv tn
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ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM Yachts.
Steamsnd Idaho tBr), Price, Liverpool, Aug Ia, and
Queenstown l7h, with mdse and 55s passenger 20
Gnion. Aug 10. Ia, 81 90 Ion 10 30 PANIED Cuu.rd mall
steamer and Cunard extra steamer, bo!A bound east
Steamship Denmark (Br), Andrew, London Aug II, and
Ha,rs u b, with mdse and sss psmenee1s to nn..
20 lon o. passed bark EDWARD DBL bound west fs.h ~
40 Ion u ~ sgnaned ship vesta tBrl bound west Us
lat III ion ~ 49, ship Sharon, from 50 John, bound east
I'D lat 10 81 Ion - 49, exchanged signals with brig rssed
German steamship showing q T. bound east 2lth lat
lS 49, lon So g. ssnaIed ship Sir Peel west 2b,b
lat Il 3d. Ion 60 3D. passed steamship yomna bound east
steamshp $. Louis whishead, New Orleans Aug 20 with
mdse and passengers, 10 II b Cromwell Co. Had plea
SAINT weather g Cape forid. had heavy Mh gale !ssns
changed sgnals with teamsbp Champion, bound south
Steamship VIM Clyde Drew, Richmond, City roiat
and Norfolk, with mdse and passenger 10 Washington
Co. - 49,
ndse 10 Burg Jevons--vesssl TO Punch, Edye 90.
Crossed the Equator Aug In Ion 10 69 bad moderate
weather. July g. lat q t6s lon So 20 w. poh. ship cin9n
Belle BIZ Cardiff for Aden ID days out Aug ~ lat III
Ion 81 20 W, BARK Mary Harrison from Rio JAneiro for
big Linus Br) Evans Rio Janeiro ~ days with coffee TO
Henry Eyre-vesael TO Buliey. Crossed ,he Equator
July o. in lon bad strong SIC winds 20 LAT ~ since
variable weather July 30 OF Cape Rogue saw bark MIN
SrH sDrjAs Bird Dyl Thomas. AsrsGAibO 10 dayL with
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SHIPPIN G NEW S.
Almanac tor New York -Ths Day.
Sun rises .... % Moon rises. morn -
Sun sets. ...... 81 High water morn 40
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 2S, 1871.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship City OF Manchester (Br) Thearle, Loudon-E
Morsan's Sons.
Steamship Titan (Brl Buchanan, sdyney, CB-In.erna.
tioDal Coal and Railroad Co.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg, Portland-J r Ames.
Ship Rhine Jordan. London -Grinnel, Mnturn a Co.
Ship Jacob Vroop (Br), Fritz Antwerp-Funch, Edys
AGO. ~''
Bark Leone tItaD Ciconard Penarh Roads for
Bark Csiharina tNor) ofs,ad, Queenstown for orders
WeRdt, Tetens Bockmann,
Bark Paysani OBJ, Knowiton, Bavre-Boyd A
Hinckeh
Bark Midas (Brl. Campbell, An,wcrp-Funch Edge Co.
Brig Brothers Br) Thompson, kiDgrosd, Ell Whitney
d Co,
Brig NeDie (ltal), Cafero, Bul-slocovch 4 Co.
Brig Ariel (Br1 Ill., Queenstown or Falmouth-Georee
BIS Ruth sBr), Rypforle Queenstown for orders-J +
Brig Little Fury CBr), wyman, Ams,erdam-Beney 4
Parker.
Brig Gypsy tBr), Monroe, ST Croi1-P HAaford 4 Co.
Brig Maggie (Br), Gray, Sydney, CB--C Swain 4 Co.
Biis Napier Brl Dodd 81 John's-C Swain d Co.
Schr Ocean Pearl, Pearl, Tru1ilo-B Weinberg
schr Kate Cook, Hag, Tampa -Overlon Hawkins.
schr Robert Caldwell, Mccormack, SavannshEvaps, Bah
AGO.
schr Ada Herbert, Allen. Bos,on-Baker A Dryton.
schr Hannah Backman, Arnold, New Bcdford-H
Jackson Il Go.
Co.
schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford.
sloop Myrtle, -, New Haven-RacKett Co.
Steamer Tacony, NIcnois, Philadelphia.
Steamer Monitor, Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer Philadelphia Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer PsTchild. Trout. Philadelpbis.
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d ss1ss. hs M vessel.
r.: $.Ss m
for Ss@ Ssh 'A S.
siIsJ Srssisy G5GSisy xpais.aSO: Is a.y., Nth
Ugh, :eaiAsi'y winds y E.isr.. .!acs ssa and ssw
Bar%s,s fondSes.si master Had Variable
~ ssSr En-, Len no vessel: In port. III,
mgr harvey 1ssr ee% Loud
r Nv gn wind: and fair weaher left 'chr John Rose
Sch, III sT%s Island day., with
p,s ssi E s sss% VIII ysew
l a aaa dsse heavy gale from 70 ana IN w wa
schr II Kirk, Robinson. Virginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Norwich. Hines Salem for New York
schr Russell Chatncld Portland Tor New York, with
sehr Connecticut s.spn. sonngon New York, with
sshr Elisha Bskm, Jerome, Islands for New YORK;
sehr o David Pssrsal sacke, Greenwich New York.
sshr shaer, Oder Portland for New York, with stone,
schr Lady Antrim, Carter, Norwalk for New York.
s;H"1qoS FOR m %. Sey York
schr Charm Star, New Haven for Elizabethport
Emily Mor STANFORD FOR New sss N 9orf YORK
oonr suri ADOOtt, new London Tor Trenton.
Scnr David Nelson, Ferris, Stamford tor New York.
Schr Srown Point Dickson New Haven for New YORK;
schr 5 A Fsconer, Wilson, Providence for Rondout.
BOUND EAST.
or Glace Bay, Cb.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg. New York for Portland
brig Means Staples, Port johnson for Tewksbury.
Schr y W entworth, Robbins New York for Calais.
Schr Hodson, Pendeon, New York for Portsmouth
Schr Olive Avery, Mott New York for Castne, Nc.
Schr Ncd Sumpter Shaw, New York for Gardiner.
Schr Ada Herbert Allen, New York Tor Boston.
Schr Ella Hay, Haskell New York for Boston.
Schr w warrington, Baxter, New York for Boston.
schr Kate Connor Port johnson for Gardiner.
schr blackstone Wickson. New York for Providence.
schr Tares Patterson, New York for Boston.
Schr Lawler Weston. Gray, Ezabcthport for Boston.
Schr Amon Bacon, Eaton, Clinton Point for Providence.
Schr Sarah Read, Arnold Rondout for -.
Schr Mary Isabel, Vance, Elizabethpor for Hartford
Schr vesta, CULVER Fort johnson for Bangor.
Schr N Taylor, Aidridge Alexandria for New Haven.
schr Helen, Weeks Alexandria for Bridgeport.
Schi Franklin Bell Brewster, Baltimore Tor Newport.
Schr Bangor. Young Hoboken for Boston.
schr Francis Edwards West Rondout for Boston.
Schr Lilly Birmingham, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Merwin, Pierce Baltimore for New London.
schr Starlight, Crawford, Albany for Boston.
Schr Ontario, Smith, Eizabethport for Providence.
Schr Middleton Hand, EIzabethport for Pawtncket
Schr Rowe MOreand, New York for New London
Steamer Me,is. Davis, New York for Providence.
Steamer DORIS, Young, New York for Providence.
WHITEsroNE. IL Aug 2s-ll AS PM.
Comparatively Few vessels passed
baby account OF head winds exceeding
camness Of the weather since midnight last night
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The victorious yacht was saluted with appropriate
bonors. A large number Of spectators came out 10
witness the arrival OF the vessels, and, as the wind
fresh, the spectacle was decidedly beau9lful as
the contestants came rushing toward the stakeboat
IL was altogether good regatta ana one worthy or
the handsome cup offered for competition. The
Rambler, which It appears had only accompanied
the yachts, carried away her foretopmast. This
closes for the present the series OF regattas an
nounced to take place Oh TINS course here.
THE LORILLARD CUP.
race between the Sapph0 and Dreadnaught for
the Lorillard Cup on Wednesday next is talked OF,
but the probability is that the absence OF q strong
breeze, so much wished for by both vessels, will
make postponement necessary.
RACE FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR CUP
between the slOops Sadie and Haswel comes Off TO-.
morrow the course being from Fort Adams to the
buoy OF Block Island thence around the Vineyard
Haven Lightship and return.
DISARMAMENT OF THE SQUADRON.
Tomorrow morning the squadron win be dis.
banded, and most Of the yachts Will take their de.
parture.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE,

An unknown man last night came on board the
canal boat fremont lying at the foot OF Fifty first
street. East River and jumping overheard was
drowned. He was dressed In dark clo hes and about
I'VE feet eight inches high HIS body has not been
recovered.
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Yachting Notes,

The following yachts passed Whitestone yester-
day.
Sloop yacht Peerless, B.Y.Y.C, Mr. Maxwell
from Glen cove Tor New York.
Yacht Juliette, Mr.. Furbsh, from Glen Cove for
Whtestone.
Yacht FIeur de Lis, N.YY.C., MI. Dickinson from
Staten Island, Is At anchor Off Whltestonc
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


pATB OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YoRK FoR TN
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
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BELOW.
Marine Disasters.

Bark Mndet (Nor), Ingeorethsen. Antwerp June so.
Wind at sunset 4. lipht
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N. HOUSE, Attorney. ian nroadvav
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