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THE CHARLESTON BAIL. NEWS, Q. R. OATHCART, Editor. CATHCART. McMILLAN & MORTON, PROPB?ttors. No. 18 HAYNE-STREET. ;TBBMS-OASH. 8UB?ORIPTION. OAJIa?-TW?iLVB MO^THB.-~-W0.00 OAH.Y-3IK yONTHB. .-0*00 p4rr.T..Tl-SH MONTHS.~.?.?0 BINGLE COPIES.l?C?n?U XONBW8 DEALERS.a cents fcABriEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE. fclRUEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY. ITTHB _.IST OIT? _H!'1_BB8 re metinixx? In the Postoffloe at the end at eaolx wee_ is p___,sb.e*? ofHoi?lly 1_ THE D?w?_Y NEWS every Fri day morniiut._ News Suinmary. Tho TennoBBee Legislature met on the Ctli. There was do quorum. Tho la?iea of St. Louis are to hold a grand (Southern Relief Fair in September. Tho Western Texas returna repudiate negro suffrage strongly. Thore aro reports of murders and robberioB by tho negro troops, on the Bed Biver. The Odd FellowB' Hall in New Orleans was burned on the 4th. Loss $300,000. Eight battle-fields can be seen from the top of Lookout Mountain. Oheese, in the manufacture of which copper and brase utensils were employed, has poisoned eovc ral families in Zaneaville, Ohio. Mr.JPiKE, of Cincinnati, has determined to erect in Cincinnati an immenee merchante' exchange of Jthe finest etyle, inatead of an opera house. Bharka have come down on the batbera in Mo bile harbor. A young man waa bitten in two and then eaten the other day. A woman at TituBvUlo dropped her baby from a oar window to save it from an apprehended rail road collision. The largest income return in Chioago is that of O. So-DTTi?B, wagon manufacturer, which is .1190,771. The second is that of C. H. McCobmick, of reaper fame, $152,185. A messenger boy employed in one of the Chi oago hanking houses was recently robbed in the ?treat of $10,00?, which, he was taking to the Fifth National Bank. "*"' ?She to the money has yet been discovered. / Con oral Gbant is of the opinion, it is a la tod, 'that there should be at liast one full regiment of cavalry in each Southern State, in order to prevent outrages and to give prorior protection to citizens, white and black. *, Washington correspondent saya: "On the arrival nfwiWp?. Hhabkev. of Misai?Bippi, here, it ia said the address of tho ?omnern Senator?? ami Representatives elect endorsing the Philadelphia Convention will be issued." A man in Halifax, Virginia, has discovered a line of tho famous "mad ?Sonee," of which not more than twenty wero known to be in existence. They are said to possess the power to extract the poison of sorponts and mad dogs from wounds, and perform other miraculous offices. The remains of Qeneral Ash by are to be re moved from Charlottesville, Va,, where they now lie unmarked, to a place in the "Btonewall Ceme tery." The little girls of Warrenton have in con templation a fair, tbe proceeds of which are to bo appropriated to this purpose. _osbuth issued an address to the Hungarians, dated at Turin, recommending them to wait for the course of events, and remain as they are, or enroll themselves in the Hungarian Legion, and if matters progreaB in such a manner as to offer a field for action, duo notice will be given. A Radical paper says : "A Conservative State Convention for Missouri olosed up its business on Thursday and adjourned. The regular 'conser vative' resolutions were adopted, and delegates elected to the National Convention to bo held at Philadelphia in August. Genoral Lonosteeet was recently serenaded in New Orleans. He ?aid he had no platform on which to address his hearers. If he approached Mr. Johnson, he was called a traitor; if he went towards the Badioals, he was called a rebel; therefore he must be content to remain on the fenoe. Two negroes on the plantation of W. F. Ba_ X.A.NTINE, in Tennessee, refusing to work, were or dered off by the superintendent. They armed thbmselves, engaged in a fight with the superin tendent and his assistants. One negro was killed and another wounded. The latter was committed for trial. The London correspondent of the New York World says-: "Men of all ranks are Hocking or are longiog to flock, to the Beat of war, and many are enlisting under Gabibaldi'b banner. Some of your oonntrymen are foremost on this list. Oen. Beaubeoabd, even, it is rumored, has proffered bis services to Viotob Ema?toel. A correspondent of tbe San Antonio (Texas) Ledger, says Major H. P. Paulino, Thomas Cbobs, an Englishman, Wm. H. V. Smith, late of Navarre County, two negro boys, and two Mexicans, were murdered by tbe Indians recently, at or near the rancho of Major Dabling, on the Eagle Paes and Laredo Road, about forty miles above Laredo. A friend of Qeneral Maohudeh, who has "the beat means of knowing,'' writes to the Baltimoro Gazette that no faith should be put in the state ments reoently published to the effect that he has petitioned tbe Government for leave to return to this country, or that he had written a letter stating that tho Imperial Government is bank rupt and going to destruction. The Richmond Examiner pitches into tho Na tional Banks of that city, charging them with having haughtily ignored the claims of the agri cultural and manufacturing interests of tbe South ; that they have lont more money in any single month since their establishment, to specu lators in gold and sharers of paper, than they have done for a whole year to the manufacturing and farming interests. A writer in the National Intelligencer, in reply to an "occasional" from North Carolina in I'obnkv's Ohronide says: "It ia not believed, that in tbe North Carolina Legislature, as now constituted, or as it may he after the new oleotion, will be found a tingle member who will give his sanction to tho constitutional amendmont proposed, though thero aro portions of it, taken separately, that ought rticeivo his approval."_^^ 03- AM communications intended for publication in this journal must be addressed to the Editor if the Da?y News, No. 18 Dayne-street, Charleston, B. C. Business Communications to Publisher of Daily News. We cannot undertake to return rejected communica tions. Advertisements outside of (he city must be accompa nied toith the cash._ CHARLESTON. ? a ? WEDNESDAY MORNING, ?TULY 11, 18CC. THE BRITISH MINISTRY. A few weeks ago thoro was on item in tbe foreign news, announced by tolograpb, stating that the English Ministry bad been defeated in a voto on one of tho sections of tho Re form Rill. At tbo time this item attraoted no general attention, on account of the much greater interest then and still felt in the news from the Continent. In England, how ever, it is otherwise. That nation of shop keepers, as Napoleon contemptuously called thorn, havo virtually withdrawn from the community of European Statos. The Eng land of to-day holds a very different position in the world's annals from what wob held by the England of William Pitt, at tho begin ning of tho present century. Then England dictated tbe policy of Europe ; now she has scarcely a voice in it. lier polioy is one of peace and money-making. Honoo we and the strange spectacle?never before wit nessed,?Europe under arms, and one of the greatest revolutions of dynasties impend ing,?and England in a stew about a petty question of who shall and who shall not vote for members of Parliament. The telegraph yesterday brought the news of the resignation of Earl Russell and bin coadjutors. This of course surprised no one. This cabinet, formed by the late Premier, had within it incompatible elements, which insured its early dissolution. The prestige of Palmerston'" name alone kept these an tagonieniB from coming into actual collision. Rut on his death the speedy fall of tho reigning party was generally predicted. The Queen urged the premiership upon Earl Run bell, and he very inconsiderately aooepted it, although it ought to have been very clear to him that his administration would not prove satisfactory to the people. He had an able ally in Mr. Gladstone, who helped to stave off the evil day. The skilful Chancel lor sought to eke out tho lease o{ his cabinet and party by promising financial schemes. Rut the nation was not to be taken in. Mr. D'Israeli, an old hand at this buBineBs him self, was ever ready to pounoe upon the classical bog-holder and expose his sophis "lwo bu tiltj Biniplo _?*a.?lo<3 Urifnnfi Mr. Uladstone next reBorted to the Re form Bill. Here was a plum for tho Radi cals. Mr. Brioht was his right hand man. This was the last card, on which the despair ing ministers staked their all. On the suc cess or failure of this measure, they knew, must depend their further continuance in power. The ministerial party put forth all their efforts to seoure a victory, and the bill in faot passed to a second reading, but by so small a majority that it amounted to a de feat. Still the Ministry held on. The fur ther discussion of tbe topic was postponed from time to time until reoently, when, upon a test vote, they were defeated, and resigned in consequence. The rook upon which Russell, Gladstone & Co. split was this : The fifth clause of the bill, as proposed by the Ministry, conferred tbe franchise on all those whoso property would yield a clear annual rental of ?5. The Opposition moved to amend this by con ferring it on all who are assessed on the local poor rates for taxation to the amount of ?7. By the first method about two hundred thousand would have been franohised, but by its substitute this number is greatly reduced, being equivalent, as Mr. Bright remarked, i to raining the qualification two pounds. The j I ? ou bo of Commons decided upon the more restrictive plan by a vote of 315 to 304, making a majority of eleven against the Gov 1 ernmont. Mr. Gladstone bad previously declared that the Government would make this a test question. The Ministry were compelled therefore to resign. It rested with the Queen either to aooept this resignation or to dissolve Parliament, and to allow the people to ex press their approval or disapproval of her course, according to the ohoraoter of the new members they may return to Parliament. The Queen, we think wisely, preferred the former alternative, and, ob the telegraph an nounced yesterday, has aooept?d their resig nation, and sent for the Earl of Derby to "fix up" a new ?abinet for her. Of course there are numerous speculations as to who shall carry off this portfolio and who that. We do not profess to be sufficiently versed in English politics to undertake to "nominate" a cabinet for Her Majesty. A few prominent names suggest thomsolves, which one is sure of in a Derby Ministry ; but of the remain der we cannot be certain. Curious and amusing even are some of tbe troubles oonneoted with this catastrophe. The Queen, it appears, was spending the hot weather in the North, at her favorite Balmo ral, and ton or twelve days were required to obtain her deoision. The Times took occa sion to upbraid the cabinet for bringing on a Crisis while the Queen was taking her Bum mer vacation ; while the Pall Mall Gazette suggests, in the interests of aged and infirm statesmen, to whom long journeys are natu rally a grievanoe, that tho Queen seleot a 1 country resideaco within a reasonanlo dis tance of Downing-stroot, or in future tho cabinet ministers must be eoleotod for the same qualities insisted upon in tho Queen's mefsengors?porsonal vigor and oapaoity for suddon distant trnvel. Tho prossuro of the question at this timo was doprooatod also by tho opponents of tbo reform and by their or gan, on account of tho state of Europe. ? a An Anti-Slavery Convention was held on the 4th at Framingham, Mass., under the aus pices of tho Anti-Slavory Society. Miss Anna Dickinson and Wendell Philltb woro present, and Fred. Douglass sent a let ter excusing Mb absenco. The feature of the oocasion was the spoeoh of Mr. Phillips. That gentleman entered into a tirade against tho President and tho Radical majority in CongresB. Speaking of the new amendment just proposed to the States, he Bays : "Our leaders in CougreBB know that the amend ment will be rejeoted. Of conreo it will be. The Pronidont has put his foot down against it, and has warned the Southern States not to endorse it. He has told them, in so many words, that they will have bis support in re fusing to ratify it. It ?b not possible, there fore, that the amondmont will be accepted. The Republican party does not want that amendment accepted. The worst possible news iaiat Thad. Stevens oould hear would be the ratification of the amendment. I do not disgrace tho wholo proceedings when I Bay that it is a party trick.'' - - >- - A friend of General Magruder, who has "the bes't means of knowing," says, in the Baltimore Gazette, that no frith should be put in the statements recently published to the effect that he has petitioned the Government for leave to return to this country, or that he had written a letter stating that the Imperial Government is bankrupt and ?b going to de struction. The only effort made in behalf of General Magruder has been by his friends, who are desirous that he should return to this country, and it is believed that Presi dent Johnson will extend to him the sumo privilege that has been aoaorded to others. WANTS. Wanted to rent, a small, ne?\tly FURNISHED COTTAGE, 1b good repair, ton minutos walk from Hayne-Btroot. Apply to the Editor oi this paper._July 11 WANTED, A WHITE SERVANT TU DU HOUSEWORK for ft family of two persona. Ap ply at No. 281 KINU-STllEET, over Fog?tie h Btlll man's._! _July 11 WANTED-WANTED to hike, two competent females servant?. One m the capacity of COOK uid WASHEB. One as House Servant and Chambermaid. Apply at No. 45 CH?RCH-HTREET, two doors north of Baptist Church. July 11_1 T. F. ELLSWORTH, May?_now_Pavilion Hotel. WANTED IMMEDIATEI.V.?AN EXPE RIENCED AND COMPETENT BOOK-KEEPER, who hat some knowlodge of the Qrocory Business, to writ? up a set of books and make himself generally use ful about tho store. Best of reference required. Ad dress ALPHA, at thta office. July 0 WANTED, BY A WHITE WOMAN, A situation ? Chambermaid, can aleo attend to chil dren and do housework, and la willing to make herself generally useful. Apply at No. 30, SHOP, corner BEE AND A8HLKY STREETS. July 0 WANTED, BV A YOUNG MAN, A SITUA TION in some Wholesale or Retail Dry Goods or Grocery houso; has some knowledge of the Dry Goods, and a thorough knowledge of the Grocery Buslneta, hav ing been in that business on hla own account. He will study the Interest of his employer, and la willing to make himself generally useful. Salary no object. Beat of references furnished. Address "F." through the Postefflce, or apply at this office. June 11 FOB BALE. Schooner for sale_for sale, the fine 8chr. UNITED, 68 tons capacity, new register, capable of carrying 12.*> tons burthen. Has been recently thoroughly repaired, and la now as good as new. For terms, Ac, apply to SHAOKELFORD h FBA8EB, No. 1 Boyce h Co.'s Wharf. 1 July 11 FOR SAI* K.?PARTIES WISHING TO embark In a pleasant and profitable buslness can und a rare chance to do so by applying to the sub scriber. ?1600 HEAD OF IMPROVED TEXA8 CATTLE 300 head of Hogs, 30 Saddle Horses, Saddles, Ac, ho., Farm Wagon, Harness and Horses; a substantial Ranch Houso, furnished, and all appUanoes connected with a well kept stock. Ranch, Corals, Pens and enclosures In perfect order. The stock is on the Nueces River, sixty ruilej west ol San Antonio, Bei? County, State of Texas. For further particulars, apply to JOHN BINNS, At the atore of B. Foley, Esq., Last Bay. July 11 6* DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE.?THAT TWO-STOBY GBOOERY AND DWELLING, northeast corner Spring and 8t. Philip street?. Lot 40 feet front, 84 in depth. The Vacant Lot adjoining on St. Philip street, 76 feet front ?ISO, 7be Comfortable Three-story WOODEN DWFLLING, No. 31 Lauren a street, south side. ALSO, The Three-story WOODEN DWELLING, No. 69 Tradd street, between Meeting and King streets, south aide. The above for sale at low prices. Apply to Z. B. OAKES, July 10 3 No. 4 Broad street FOR SAI*R, ENTIRE, OR ONE-THIRD interest, in a SAW MILL, 25-horso power, situated on bold Creek, leading into BnU's Bay, 80 miles from Charleston, In conjunction, if desired, with 3000 acres finely timbered land, ten mules, two pair oxen, timber carts, and all the requisito articles for carrying on the buslnesi. All of the above new and In good condition. Also, the privilege of cutting timber to an almost un limited extent, at very low rates, on adjacent lands. ALSO, ONE*YIGHT-HORSE ENGINE, with two Cotton Gins and Grist Mill, In the village of Mount Pleasant, to be removed or sold with the premises. From its proximity to the City, and the large quantity of Seed Cotton brought in to this market, this will be a very profitable Investment. PHSOKNEY BROTH BBS, July 10 3 North Atlantic Wharf. VALUABLE KINO STREET PROPERTY at Private Sala?The three BRIOK HOU8E6 on west side of King street, Nos. 339, 331, 333, occupied re spectively by E. Scott, A. W. Eckel h Co., and Hyman A Co,, under leises to lat October next. Tho Lola each measure 37 feet front by 316 feet deep. The buildings on the front are throe atortos high ; the locations are considerad equal to any In the city for the retail trade. For terms and particulars app y to BENJ. D. LAZARUS, Corner Wentworth and Smith < tree ta. July C f_ws4'? 11AR AND TURPENTINE WO RICH FOR . SALE.?Two Kilns, one IS bbL ?till, 8 Copper Condensers, 1 Force Pomp, and all machinery necessary for the manufacture of Tar and Turpentine. The ma chinery is nearly new. For terms, Ac, address B. B. GRAVES k CO., Beaufort, 8. O. 13 July 7 MEDICAL NOTICES. DR. T, BBBN8TJBRNA, PHYSICIAN AND 8UBGEOV, NO. 78 BROAD 8TBEET, next to the Guard House. H. B.?Diseases of a private nature cored with dis patch. BW4? June 80 MEETINGS. THE FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH. A N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CORPORA __ TION will bo hold at the Church This A?ernoon, at half-past 6 o'clock. Members are particularly desired to attend, as busi ness of importance will be submitted. DANIEL RAVEN El,, .In , July H_1_Secretary. PALMETTO GliVIlD CIIAHITABbK AMO. CIATION. AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THIS ASSOCIA TION will bo held ? hit Evening, the 11th inst , at tho Hall of tlio Charleston Flro Engin? Company (Wentworth-etreol), at 8 "-i o'clock. Tito (Jommittee on tho Constitution will roport. F. J. DAWSON, July 11_1_Acting Socrotary P. O. C. A. MARH?N FIRE KNtllKK COMPANY. ATTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM PANY, This Evening, tho 11th lost., at Eight o'clock precisely, as business of importance will bo transacted. By order ol tho President, H. L. CALDER, July 11 1 Becrelary M. F. E. Uo. TO RENT, &o. TO? RENT, A STORE, WITH ONE OR TWO ROOMS attached, in a healtby and pleasant location. Apply at this office. f?wS** July 6 FOR RENT, AN ADNIRABLY FITTED UP BAR and RESTAURANT ESTABLISHMENT in ono of the very best localities in the city. The place is an old established and popular resort. Apply at this office. _July 11 TO RENT, A TWO STORY AND A HAL1F BBIOK DWELLING, situated No. 32 Bociety streot, containing six square and two attic rooms, store room, kitchen, Isorvants' rooms, stables, cistern, wells, &c. Apply next door east, No. 33 800IETY-8TREET. Jnly 9 mwftni*? DESIRABLE WHOLESALE STORES IN MEETING-STREET.?To rent, those spacious and most desirable STORES Nob. 163 and 165 Meeting street; also, 2d and 3d stories of No. IS7, opposite the ObarleBton Hotel, and now undergoing extensive im provements. Posssssion csu be had at an early day. For particulars, apply to GEO. 8. CAMERON, or A. 8. JOHNSTON, July 9_ mwf3_Market-street. FOR RENT, THAT COMFORTABLE RE8IDEN0E in the town of Bummerville, known as Dr. GELZER'S HOUSE, lot measuring one and quarter seres, mire or less. House contains four rooms and pantry, with kitchen, sorvants' rooms, carrlago house, stable, vogetable garden, kc. To an approved tenant, rent will be moderate. Apply to L. BUNCH & 80N, No. 606 KING-STREET. ws June 20 LOST, STOLEN, &o. DOG LOST.?A LARGE YELLOW SET TER DOG. All persona are cautioned sgalnit trading for him. Any party in whose possession ho may be found will be proseoated. A reward wi 1) be given. Apply at No. 137 MEETING 8TREET (up stairs)._Jnly 11 LOST, A MliVKR-JHUllNTBD M E E R BOHAUM PIPE; supposed to have been left in the rear coach of the Northeastern Railroad yesterday. The Under will be liberally jewarded by leaving the same at the office of the Charleston Hotel. June 26 -. M CLE STOLEN.??85 DOLLARS RE WARD.?Stolon trots my stable, at Danner's Cross RoadB, St James' Goose Creek Parish, on Toes day night, Jane 26th, a LIGHT BAY HORSE MULE, about 12 years old, In good condition. Said Male is about 13 hands high, and has white hair abont the head indicating age. The Mala was seen in tho possession of a negro, of a somewhat brown complexion, on the night of tho robbery, going in the direction of the Dor chester road, with a new bridle on, which was taken with the Male. A reward of $25 will bo paid for infor mation leading to the recovery of the Mole, and an ad ditional reward will he given for ovidonco sufficient to convict the thief. Address the undersigned, st Dan ner's Crois Roads, or at the Condor Office, Charleston, S. C. WILLIAM L. DAGGETT. Juno 28 OOPAHTNERBHIPB._ DISSOLUTION. THE COPARTNEHSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING in this city, under tho firm of Dr-COTi KB k HALAR. was dissolved on 2d April last, by written agreement. Either partner, or their attorney, will sign In liquidation n_iv _~ a. n.niiri'?j F. P. SALAS. Charleston, July 3, 18GC. THE UNDER31GNED WILL CONTINUE THE BUSI NESS under the name and style of SALAS k CO. F. P. 8ALA8. Per Attorney, B. SALAS. Joly9_10 COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING under the name and style of AU8TIN k ALBEE has this day dissolved, according to attloles of agree ment. (Signed.) EARLRS AUSTIN. OSARLES H. ALBEE. THE tNDBRSIO-ED HA8 ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PAINT, OIL AND GLASS BUSINESS, Mr. GEORGE W. WAB BEN. The business will hereafter be conducted in the name of ALBEE k WARREN, No. 42 MARKET BTREBT. CHARLES H. ALBEE. Jnly 9 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLETON DI8TRIOT. In Equity?Petition to Perpetuate Testimony. THE PETITION OF JOEL LARISEY, THAT HB BE permitted to come before the Court to perpetuate testimony in relation to 'litles destroyed to certain Lands on the Ashepoo River, known as the Riggs Land, and designated as Tract No. 1 in tho Petitioo; ss Lands having been purchased from Thoa. Fripp and others, and do? ignated as Tract No. 2 in the Petition ; as the Purcoll Tract, formerly belonging to the Estate of Mc Donald, and designated aa Traot No. 3 in the Petition; and a House and Lot in the town of Waltorboro'?hav ing been filed in this office, it is ordered, that all per' sons In anywise interested by reason of any adverse claim to said Lands, be and appear at a Court to be holden at Walterboro', on the second day of October next, to show canse, if any they have, why the evidence of Petitioner'sTltlea to tho real estate set forth io his Petition should not be perpetuated. B. STOKES, 0. E. C. D. Commissioner's Office, CoUeton District. July 2d, 1866. Jolyll_?eg 11?sep 11 E. 31. WHITING, CORONER AND MAGISTRATE, HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO NO. 34 CHAL MERS-STREET, North side, next door to Mr. MolNNIS' Blacksmith Shop, and two doors east of Meet* tog-s treat._May 30 MEASURERS' NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED, MEASURERS AVD INSPEC TORS OF TIMBER AND LUMBER, can be found at the office formerly occupied by J. W. BRODIE k SON, west end of Brood street All orders left there will meet with prompt attention. BAMUEL P. BENNET. T. F. BRODIE. * 0. 8. JENKINS. Jane 80 10 O. M. BESSSLLIEU. TAX NOTICE. MOUNT PLEASANT, 1 Chi-ibt Cin-noH Pabish, Jolt 2d, 1866. J THB UNDERSIGNED IS NOW PREPARED TO RE CEIVE the RETURN S and TAXES for the town of Mt. Pleasant every TUESDAY and THURSDAY, from Four P.M., lofiixP.M , (at the residence of Mrs. SIMONS), until the 1st of AagtTst next, when his books will be closed and executions if sued against ail defaulters. EDWARD O. HALL, Town Treasurer. Jnly 3 mw8 COLLECTION OF ACCOUNTS AND HOUSE RENTS. THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO devote bis time to the collection of accounts and honse rents, respcotfally solicits the patronage of his friends and the pu dio, and promises strict attention to the Interests of those who may entrust their business to his care. Any communications for him left at the muslo store of Messrs. ZOGBAUM, YOUNG A 00? corner King and Berrosford streets, or at his residence, No- 66 Com iDg-street, will meet with prompt attention. July 4 wfmO_J. 0LA?DI?8 MILLER ROYAL MAVAMA LOTTERY OF CURA, CONDUCTED BY THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT. ?1X0,000 IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY SEVENTE? DAY8. Pria es cashed and Information famished. The highest rates paid lor Doubloons and all kid d Gold and Bilv~.r. TAVLOR A CO., Bark--*). 'sbt-i'-T*? fimo No- It' VWustfMfc New Vmt\ THB LAURENSVILLB HERALD,-* PUBLISHED ATLAUBBNS 0OUBTH0USE, 8.0. BY CREWS & SIMPSON. H, _. ifflOWiK Airo W. 11. BALL, XDITOna. AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM THB HERALD ofrera rare inducements, having a circulation o I near a THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS (and the list dully inorca-lDg), among a people of wealth add energy. I _?tcs of adrcrUsing rer-ton able. Jane 21 GREAT AT THE OLDEST ?STMlNlIlil) IN THE CITY I 210 KING-ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO inform his customers, and the public generally, that in order to meet their wants in the way of SUMMER CLOTHING, and to close out his present Stock, he has MARKED DOWN HIS PRICES, which will accomplish the desired object, regardless of cost. Annexed will be found a List of some of the leading articles, showing the present and former prices. FROCKS AND SACKS. Former Present Prices. Prices* FINB BLAOK CLOTH FULL DRESS FROCK GOATS.$38 $32 FINE BLAOK OLOTH POLL DREBS FBOCK COATS. SS 30 FINE BLAOK OLOTH FULL PRESS SACKS. 20 IB FINE BLAOK OLOTH HALF LINED SACKS. M 11 FINE FKENOH SILK MIXED BILK LINED SA0K8. 32 28 FINE FRENCH SILK MIXED BILK LINED 8AOK8. 31 27 FINE ENGLISH CABS. F?LL LINED BACKS. M 22 FINE FRENCH MOUNTAIN DEW OA8S. SKELETON BACK. 24 20 HARR1B GREY CABS. SKELETON BACK. 21 18 OHIVROTT OASS. SKELETON SACK.. 20 15 SUPER ENGLISH MELTON SKELE TON SAOK. 22 18 DARK GREY AND BROWN HAIR LIN _UUAS8.8ACK. . 14 11 COLORED ALPACA 8ACK. 6 6 WHITE LINEN DUCK 8ACK8. .$11, ?7, $6, ?10, 6, 6 COLORED ALPACA BACKS. 8 7 BROWN AND GREY TWEED SAOK... 6 6 BROWN LINBN DDOK SACK. 6 6 BROWN LTNEN DUCK SAOK. 6 4 BROWN LINEN SUITS, SACK, PANTS AND VEST. 10 8 BLAOK BILK ALPACA SACK. 8.60 7.?O BLAOK BILK ALPAOA BACK. 7 6 BLAOK ALPACA 8A0K. 5 4 Former Presen r Prices. Prices. BLAOK FRENCH DOE OASS. PANTS. .$16 13 BLAOK FRENCH DOE 0A88. PANTS.. 18 II BLAOK FRENCH DOE OASS. PANTS.. 12 10 FRENCH SILK MIXED OAS8. PANTB.. 16 13 FRENCH BILK MIXED CABS. PANTS.. 16 12 FRENCH SILK MIXED GABS. PANTS.. 18 10 LIGHT COLORED ENGLISH MELTON PANTS. 13 10 LIGHT OOLORED FRENCH GABS. PANTS. 14 11 OHTVROIT OA88. PANTS. 13 10 8TB10TLY ENGLISH OA8S. PANTS... 16 12 LIGHT OOLOBED OASS. PANTS. 7 6 HAIR-LINED OASS. PANTS. g 8 LUPINE HAIR-LINED OASS. PANTS.. 8 7 FRENCH DRAB D'ETE PANTS. 18 10 FRENOH JOINER CLOTH PANTS. 12 9 ENGLIBH DRAB D'ETE PANT8. 7 C BLAOK ALPAOA LINED PANTS. 6 4.60? OOLORED OA8S. PANTS. 6,60 4.60 COLORED OA88. PANTS. 3 2 LINEN AND COTTON WORKING PANTS. 2 1.00 "VESTS.. BLAOK CLOTH VE8T8 (SILK BACK).. II 9.60 BLAOK SATIN VESTS. 7 6.60 BLAOK SILK ALPACA VE8TS. 6.60 4.60 COLORED 8ILK VESTS. 7 6.60 COLQBED BILK VESTS. 13 10 BLAOK AND WHITE ENGLISH GABS. VliSTB. 8 6 BILK MIXED FRENCH OAB8. VESTS.. 7 6 QUEEN'S OLOTH VESTS. 6.60 4,10 HAIR-LINED OASS. VE8I8. 6.60 4.60 BROWN UNEN DUOK V?ST8. 8.60 3 BROWN LINEN DRILL VESTS. 2.60 2 WHITE MARSEILLES VESTD. $7 and? $6 And 6 A FULL SUPPLY OF THE FINEST SHIRTS AND COLLARS MADE Together with a Large Lot of GLOVES, NECK TIES, &c, Which will be sold at corresponding Low Price?. 03- The Prloe la plainly marked oa each article. Oapt. B. W. MoTureous, A6 USUAL, WILL TAKE GREAT PLEASURE EN accommodating Ml Wende, and the pabilo in general,. AT THIB PLAOE, who are roapeotfolly Invited to coll. WM. MffllllEM, AflBNT, No. 210 B?ng-street, OHAR-BSTOK, S. O*. July 11