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HARPER's MAGAZINE, Demorest, Pc
terson's and Cooley, for February. Also,
the largest varsity of pietorisls, North
ern, Southern, Western and Eastern dali
lies ia the city, az Joe Locke's, &6M Main
street.
RosAIIE JACK, as Little Nez, and the
Young Phenomenon, as Little Pickle, at
the Memphis Theater to-day. Tonight,
Mr. Jack, ia "Ths Merry Wives of Wind
sor," and julien Reed, as Little Pickle.
Their last night.
'THE CHEQUoF," a new style hat, at
500.
MARDI GRAs.-Those who intend Wis
iting New Orleans on Mfardi Gras should
cali at the ticket Office, 1874 Main street.
and secure s~leepingsear tickets. Two
sleeping-oars leave to-day, two to-mor-
row, and two on Sunday; but parties
should secure them in time to guard
confusion. Alargs number OF our
60 to-day. Fare, for the round
sups so.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CAIRO AMI ST. LOUIS.
FOR V-ICKsBURG.

United states Nau Line Tor v.cr556--Fgr
Helena, Napoleon and FLezs1rrE
CITY or FLCkBURGCarrsr master.
This elegant passenger packet r.
Will leave as above
SUNDAY, 18Th inst. Ut ID am.
Freight received nd t1e5LLouls W1arrdoaL.
We DILL. Agent.
EnLE Fr.EM rfTTFHT ErrrF.
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STEAM FrrrrNa. s16 Second atre,

SPRING style dress hats, manufactured
by Francisco d Wiggin.
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HTTE & CORwINE, proprietors of the
Job Printing establishment ia the APP
PEAL Building, Ia Union street are
now prepared TO execute orders Job
Printing IN the shortest notice. tn pa
irons Of the APPEAL viii bear this in
mind and act RecOrdinRlv.
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GRAHAM FlOur.
Cracked Wheat
Oatmeal
Rye Flour.
Corn Starch.
OLIVER, FIEEIE & 90.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.
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MEsuHIs PgsT0FFICE-Omcs hours from S
a.m. to- pm. Sundays nom g 10 10 am.
J. UELONCH. p NJ.
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The SoLACE OF AeE.-PIantation Bit
ters is an agreeable compound OF St.
CroiX rum-the most nutrimental of ALI
distilledshQuOrs-snd a variety of tonic.
Alternative and anti-biHous vegetable pro-
ductions, among which is that most in
valuable Of invigorants, Calisaya bark.
The spirituOus basis is manufactured bv
the agents Of the prOprietors, from the
sugar-cane, on their own lessehold plan
tatiOns in the West Indies; and the Cali
says bark is gathered and prepared for
expectation from South America by the
employees Of the firm. Both, therefore.
can be guaranteed to be unadUltersted,
and Of the finest quality,
For these reasons, Plantation Bitters
Is recommended as sn uneqHaled inVigor-
ating cordial for aged persons. But il has
a stronger recommendation than that Of
the proprietor, viz; the testimony Of
thousands in the decline OF life, who have
tested its reviyifying properties. The
record covers a period OF more than ten
years, snd includes both sexes and all
ages, hom fifty to foUr-score years and
pward.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-05

~. FOR SALE - French Roof House,
H ;iil corner Queen and Davis SITS. Dread Hill.
lil Lower Tenement vacant; rent $3.50:
- ie20 diff A. ii. HAMMOND.
49, FOR SALE-A Cottage House on
E;,;I Belmont street. rooms, painted, papered and
EliI blinded Lot $500 feet; large lot of fruit trees;
A never falling well of water viii be sold at a bar
gain If called for soon.
d. F. PARMENTER & CO,
jylS diff No, Brinley Hail.
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DOTATOES !-REcEIvED THIS DAY-One
j Car Potatoes which shall sell at lowest market
prices. S. IL. BURBANK & CO..
jyl2 diff Allen court, I'd door from Park ST.
w Raceiyed a onantity of MASoN'S PATENT
FRIIIT lars the only reliable Jar i'm use, which we
V"0i "' BRIGHAM EAMES.
t.iI dtf 269 Main St., Waldo Block
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There is talk of a plan for partially repair
ing the Tuieries. Experienced architects
have examined that unlucky palace, and are
Of opinion that the centre portion, architectu-
rally the finest part of the pile, is not so much
damaged as to preclude Its restoration: The
pavlions ct each extremity of the building
would also be retained, and the garden would
be extended into the vacant spaces that would
remain between them an the central edifee.
One can imagine that the effect OF this might
be very pleasing, while the coup d'1il from
the great court of the Louvre, through the
openings up the Champs Eysees to the Arc
de Trlomphe, would be unquestionably fine.
Thus transformed into three distinct mansions,
the Tuileries might not again afford suitable
residence to sumptuous Emperors or to Kings
OF long descent; but, ii France is to remain
Republic, who knows whether its future
President might Dot be content to take up, bis
abode in that Central Pavilion de PHorloge OF
which the clock has struck the hour of 80
many remarkable events
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THE TRIUMPHAL ENTRY into Berlin on the
18th ult. is the sixth OF its kind that that city
has Witnessed in the last three centuries. The
first was made by Elector Joachim II In 1882
after successful campaign against the s'here.
ditary' toe OF Christendom." Joachim had
commanded corps of HOO horsemen and 400G
foot soldiers, and with this force had defeated
Turkish armyof $4,000. The second entry
succeeded the conquest of Rugen BY the Elec-
tor Frederick William In 1878. To commemor-
ate the landing on the island In $50 small YES
sels-only eleven of which belonged to the
goverlmept-two clumsy limitations of men
Of-war we're placed on either side OF the uia
tri1mphatls. The third entry. happened in
l76s, when Frederick the Great had brought
the Seven Years. Warto victorious ;conclu-
sion and secured the conquest of Silesia.
Instead of ridlHg at the, head of the re-
turning columns he entered. by different
gate in plain travelling carriage, and sue
ceeded In reaching the palace altogether u1-
noticed. King Frederick William Ill, return
ing from France In 1914 with Prince Blucher
and the Prussiap Guards, followed the modest
example of his ancestor. Refusing any festive
reception OF himself, he offered to ride at the
head of the troops as a tribute Of gratitude
and honor to their patriotic service. That was
the first time that the procession passed along
the Linden, and ct the end Of that fashionable
street an altar was raised and monster
thanksgiving service was celebrated BY the
troops and the assembled populace. The fifth
entry, 1t Is needless to add, occurred not i've
years ago. in September, 1865, after the short
but decisive campaign OF koniggratz.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Hon. John H. Clifford is elected president
of Harvard College.
The first narrow gauge engine ever built
in America was shipped from Philadelphia
yesterday for Pixies Peak:
DIR. Joseph Bell Alexander, Of Mobile, died
suddenly yesterday, in Washington, OF heart
Mrs. Sanssn and Miss Anthony are lectur-
ing in San Francisco. The remarks Of the
latter on Mrs. Fairs case were received with q
storm of hisses.
"A man named jacob Hemmings. charged
with murder, was hung by vigilance COM
mittee at Oseeola, No., on n Monday.
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fashion, Wealth.and beauty are clamoring fol
a room to themselves, where they too may
feel the new and intoxicating excitement OF
the game of chance. But the virtuous Morris
sew solemnly shakes his head, and denies the
vice of which he Is the dispenser to the fall
creatures of whom he Is the most ,obedient
servant. The ladies may come and see the
palace-may have glimpse of the promised
land; but may not pass its borders-as yet.
Next year, ia new sensation is still wanted,
the ladies will doubtless have their rights.
to rival the lords of creation In the reckless
ness of their play and the magnitude of their
triumphs or detects. 1t Us said that last year
several Thousand ladies visited Morrlssey's
establishment, to see what it was, and what
they really did there; and any day you may
see silks and feathers rustling and lowering In
groups about the place as If, like the eye Of the
serpent, 1t fascinated irresistibly, What COM
ment truly on "the best society "
NECTAR AND AMBROsrA.
Just behind the building of which have
been speaking Is the long and spacious dining
hall, which Is really TT for the gods to feast In,
and where we might expect to be served with
nectar and ambrosia. The HALLS one hundred
feet long, and from the glitterfng frescoed and
gilded walls hang ponderous chandeliers OF
dants; while along the walls, thickly crusted
as they are with cornices and glldings, are
large Black walnut side-boards- ten or
twelye-profuse gllded, and which seem
masterpieces of the art Of furniture making.
On these may be.seen the dinner ana silver
services, resplendent and shining, and
wrought into every imaginable and fanciful
device. The table, which Is like a mammoth
centrs-table In its elaborate make, ls no less
than seventy feet long. What feast might be
held here, and what scene this grand apart
ment would be, lighted up, and the table groan
ing with s'the delicacies Of the season." The
floor is adorned by a brilliant carpet woVenin
the Persian style, and as soft to the feet as
elder down to the wearied body. Besides the
rooms which have described, Norrissey has
fitted up beautiful double saloon, which has
been rented to. the Saratoga Running Assoca-
tion, and the garnlshments are on the same
luxurious and lavish scale which has already
been described. of the other rooms. Still
another. magnificent apartment has been ex-
travagantly fitted up as private gambling
room for wealthy New York gentlemen, who
do not propose to do their gambling in pres
ence of the shoddy canaine who infest th!Sas
well as every other seaside resort.
On the whole, the most dazzling stall IN the
Saratoga Vanity Fair is that over which the
once pugnacious and patriotic, but now genial
and benevolent, Morrissey presdes. Vice
has here more gorgeous palace and more
resplendent throne, as well as a more f1ospita-
Bile minister, than in the great sodoms OF the
Continent. -
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DACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

No. 42, North River. foot Of Oanal AAish
!treet, New York, at 12o'clock noon, OF the 18th
md goth. OF every month except when thes,
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
All departures connect at Panama with steam.
era FOR South Pacific and Central American ports
Departure of 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For japan and China, steamers leave san fran.
cisco lrst OF every month, except when 1t falls on
sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch a. Havana but
90 direct from New YORK to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information appl
at the COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE, on me
wharf foot Of Canal street, North Riyer, New
iork. F, 4. BABY, A8eaS'
uly18-1yr
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SPRAY FROM THE SEASIDE.
Newport.

Newport.
Miss Nilsson Is expected to arrive 10 q few
days. She viii be the guest of Mrs. Judge
Stoughton.
There area large number of private pleas
ure yachts here this season, and sailing parties
and nautical picnics are all the rage.
Rooms have been secured at the Atlantic
parte, mother and sister, for the months oi
August and September.
Miss Nilsson, Miss Kellogg, Fanny Fern,
Bret Harte, Charlotte Cushman, Henry T.
Tuckerman, Bayard Taylor and Grace Green
wood will be the social lions for a time. =
Long Branch.
All the cottages are occupied, end an un-
usually large .itmber OF pretty metropolitan
bellies are among the occupants this season.
Mr. John Hoey's annual tete and matinee
danSante will occur during the month OF Au-
gust, and will be on "a scale of liberality and
grandeur hitherto unknown In social circles.
passing In. plain view through the shoal water,
the schools of porpolses-black, gly:lopking
fellows, who splash, flutter and founder about
In true nautical. fashion.
Cnpe May.
Preparations are being made on an extern
sive scale for D ball on the 18th instant, at Con-
gress Hall.
Private equipsges are numerous, and an ex-
ceedingly brilliant scene Ia presented every at
ternoon along the shore road.
The Cape May beach is admirably adapted
for bathing. The slope under water Is very
gradual, so that the under tow is scarcely felt.
Narragansett Pier.
The Earl and Countess Eilesmere. of Eng
land, are expected at the Tower House IN Au-
gust.
The hotel bands have all arrived, and AFTER
noon and evening concerts on the lawn are
now en- regle.
Atlantic City.
There will be yacht race here In August,
between two famous Philadelphia yachts. The
prize Will be magnificent service of gold and
silver.
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POSTAL MONEY ORDERS FOR EUROPE.
WASHINGTON. Julg Ii.

WASHINGTON, july 13.
The duplicate. originals of a convention,
establishing an exchange OF postal money or
ders between the United States and England.
has just been received. Tt has been executed
on the part of England, and now awaits the
signature of the Postmaster Genersl3lnd the
President. Each order is limited to ten pounds
sterling when Issued In England, and fifty
dollars when Issued Ia the United States. Mr..
Mcdonald, the superintendent of the money
order system. who concluded tnls convention,
has gone 10 Berlin for similar convention be-
tween the United States and Germany.
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One of the Splendid Steamers METEOR. INDIA,
PACIFIC, C0BURN, ATLANTIC, JAPAN, KEWEE.
NAV, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL. will leave
Bufialo daily except Fridays and Saturdays,l at
8P. NJ, Erie the next morning, Cleveland a ,s sae
cent Sundays and Mondays.l for DULUTH and IN.
termediate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections are made at Duluth with the Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad, to st. Paul,
and all points in Munesots; Northern Wisconsin
road for the Red River Country.
Excursion Tickets, AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
will be issued by all principal Railroads to st.
Paul by this route, returning via all rail-. Or by
Rall Routes to St. Paul and Duluth, returning via
Lake.
Huring the months OF June July and August,
EXCURSION TRIPS will be made via the North
Shore OF Lake Superior. visiting the Silver Mines,
Fort william, Grand Portage, DC.
For further information, apply to
B. F. PATRICK,
General Passenger Agent Buffalo, N. Y.
E. T.. EVANS. Manager A. D. and P. Line.
s. D. CALDWELL, General Manager o. s. 90.
mays-mwf3mos
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THE REATHER THIS DAY:

WASHINGTON; July l3.
It probable chat partially cloudy and clear
weather will very generally prevail on Friday
east of the Mississippi. No serious disturb
anee Is apprehended for the lakes, Atlantic
and Cult coasts.
Yesterday's Weather Reports of tho
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 p. NJ.
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AFTER THE BATTLE.
4 REELEW oE THE BLOODY WORK OF
THE TWELFTH OF JULY.

Governor Hofman's Proclamation-
Summary OF the CasunIties-Reports
OF .Regtmeptal Commanders-Th n h e
Night in the CIty-httempted Dis
turbances Suppressed-The Conclusion
OF the Orange Parade.
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The corn crop is suffering very much in
some sections from want Of rain, says the
Watchman. Two weeks ago the prospect for
bread was generally better In this section.
Two weeks more without rain would bring al
nest total failure to many. 1t has, been already
cut short. The cotton prospects, scarcely an
average.
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NEWS FRoM RATANA.

HAVANA, July 13.
Osori was hanged at the yard arm OF the
steamer Neptune at Neuvitas. Cebrelino was
buried with pomp. The Porto Rico and Jamat-
ca cable is interrupted again. The steamer
BarangYlella Is lost. -, !.
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:. Chipping.
EISHIsNG EXCURS IONS.

The beautiful Yacht ELEANOR WIN mako IA
AN Excursion to the Blacknsh Banks. start. k3HE
ing from Southern Wharf every WKDNBsDAY'and
FRIDAY; at T. A. r., and returning Ia the after
noon. Lines and Bait furnished on board. Fare
81 60.l - .s1-7t 's,SS :St - ss.
The ELEANOR may be chartered at any time
for Private Excursion Parties. apply TO Captain
YOUNG. on board. jun1o &:
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Homeopathic REMEDIES.

1n., rece,ved full assortment OF HOMG0PA
rrH RI MEDICINES: Tinctures, Pellets and POW
1ers OF different potencies.
Family cases filled at reasonable raLes, BY
DR.. B. BAER,
mav15 No. 131 Meeting street.
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ERENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
Prepared by Grimault Co., Paris
SYRUP OF FHYPOPH0SPHATEO OF LINE, a SOW
erign remedy In phthisis-releTes, Coughs
tiuarana, for headache, neuralgia, DC.
Pepsine, for indigestion, losa OF appetite, &C. ;.
Iodized Syrup OF Horseradish, Invaluable iol
persons unable to take CodliYer Ol-especfu!
recommended In cutaneous 8nectlons, ana as
most powerful depurative:
Digestive Lozenges OF the Alkaline Lactate8,
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de
rangemept Of the digestive organs.
p TFoches Of Perslne and. .Pauereatlne.
PURGATIF LIE ROY, Pharmacle Cottin.
YOMITlF LIE ROY, Pharmacte Coffin.
Dragees de Sautonve.
Drsgees de Morphine.
Lancei0t's Asthma Cigarettes.
For sale by Dr. 81. BAEh,
may3o no. lSl Meetlne atEe"..
THE FOUNTAIN SYRINGE
SELF ACTING.-No PUMPNG.-NO ALB
INJECTED.
The best universal SYRINGE In the market
1t is recommended by the first Physicians Of tn
It is SO simple that It cannot get out Of: order
IO6E6 arc QU fSlfco3 duO LiOtuAA6 VAoo 49, W.
rode. One will lasta life time,
Dr.. JOS. q. WARREN, an eminent Phisician, o.
Boston writes to the manufacturers:
"FrOm the fact OF its str p'rtty ana correol
principle In the structure OF yoni Fountain "
,ringe, land for the easy manipulation, practlcson
result, and comfort to the patient, nave fecom
mended this instrument extensively"
The Profession are invited TO call anu e4amine
the apparatus. xn
N0A Ao,0' DR.. II. BAER,
40. 13l Meeting street,
,,1ao Agent for SoHth Carolina
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E,oR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN

EoR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
H1Ea STEAM COMPANY &4@e
Will dispatch one of their hrst.class, full power
Iron Screw Steamships from
PIER No. 40 n. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AZ FOLLOWS:
NEVADA, Capt. GREEN.........Msy "a, at 9 "A n
WYOMING, Capt. WHrNNERAY.May 81, at II
NEBRASKA, Capt. GUARD. June 8, at 8 M
MINNESOTA, Capt. 7. ". ERRR.
MANN. HN...,.....................J June Z, at $3.50
IDAHO, Capt. PRICE. E...........June II, at P II
MANHATTAN Capt. FORSYTH. June II, at P N
COLORADO, ,Cspt. I. F. .FRRsHAE.June q, at P NJ
WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS. June 2s, at ID
Cabin Passage $780, gold.
Steerage Passage (onlce No. 90 Broadway $50,
currehcy.:
For Freight OF Cabin Passage, apply to
WILLIAMS Il GUI0N,
No. SO Wall street, n. Y.
NJ B-Tnrough Bills Ladlng to Liverpool issued
nv the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate Of Freight apply to
JAMES ADGER j. co.,
WAGNER, HUGER & CO.,
mays Or WIN. a. COURTENAY
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-14
Newberry.

The Herald says: "The necessary arrange.
ments being all. satisfactorily ca 'npleted, the
announcement is made by the president; Mr..
3. L. Mclaughlin, that the National Bank Of
Newberry will be opened 1or business on Mon
day next, in the old bank building. This an.
nouncement will be hailed: with pleasure, as
we'll that the old time look Of the banking
house will be restored, as that great public
convenience will be experienced"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-14

NEW YORK, Wednesday night, July IL.
The following is the text of the proclamation
of Governor Hoffman, dated yesterday and
published to-day, authorizing the Orange pa
rade: