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ORDERED MUSTERED OUT.

ORDEKEO MUoTARED OUT.
wAsHrNaros, July Is, 1894
The following order has just been isued:-
wAa DEPARTMENT, ADJurAxr GRMRAL's OyscB,l
WAsnixcros, July II, 1866. !
REC1AL oRDRRs-So. 800.
Under the provisions Of General Orders No 7o Nay I.
1885, from this ONCE, the services OF tho following
named additional paymasters bong NO longer needed
hey hereby honorsby mustered out Of the service
OF the United 6tates 10 take effect July 20. 1eo0 Ths1
will receive no nnsl payments until they shall have
satisfied the Pay Department that they mot indsbted
10 the United States.
Brovet Colonel Uriah H. Huichins Lieutenant Coloaels
Edwin d. Judd, Frederick Robie, Robert p Dodge, Val
entine D. Hanna, william Smith, Robert Smythe James
Bell, Jr, Nathanie, Sawyer James Thurston, John
Il. Doman, Majors William H. johnson, William j. Mar.
tin, Samuel D. Staples, 0rvls W. Ballard, Thomas I,
Carnaban John p McGrath, 0eosge B. Fay. Charles =.
Wilson, John r. Walden, Andrew H. Young, Cornelius
g. Under~ood, John H. Kills
BY order OF the Secretary OF War,
u d. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General.
BY direction OF the President, Major Edward W. Smith,
Brcvet brisader General, ASST ant Adiutant General
Untcd States Volunteers has besn ordered DO mus.
terod out, 10 take effect July 20, 1860
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From this it will be seen that the change was moro
sudden and violent yesterday than the Friday proceed
ing The above figures however denote the heat In one
the coolest parts Of the city In the afternoon shortly
after three O'Clock the thermometer the west side OF
lower Broadway indicated about ninety degrees
in one locality ninety eight degrees; while up town.
gateway, the mercury rose to somewhat 90 at
quarter before three o'clock !. M During the day the
barometer stood ct 80 20 inches almost midway be-
tween fair and sct-far weather Tho wind was steady
from the southwest almost all day. and the light specks
that made their appearance In the sky towards evening
wonld indicate that in the ghborhood OF the
Gulf must bo prevailing. The following gives the
comparative weather indications for the last four
flYlI IIIv a.
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THs EXPENSES OF THE PAID FIRE DEPARr-
MsSr.-An appropriation Of seven hundred
thousand dollars was recommended by the
Committee on Annual Taxes OF the Board Of
Supervisors on Thursday for the expenses Of
the Fire Department We are sorry that there
was not appended to this appropriation re-
commendation that the paid department should
be made, BY some process, moro efficient
II ID known fact that since the establlshment
Of the new system there have been more az
tensive connagrations, more destruction Of
property, and less protection Afforded against
the spread Of nres In the oity than in any
equal period Of time under the old volun-
tssr system. We should suppose that this fact
would come under tho consideration of the
Supervisors, and before the appropriation for
seven hundred thousand dollars is made, we
trust that they will endsavor 10 discover where
the loose screw 10. There is mismanagsment
somewhere, whether In the heads or the subor-
dlnates Of the Fire Department. or in the gene
raj organization OF the new System we do not
know but We have lamentable evidence that
thorough reform Is needed.
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Action Or the Rhode leland Dcmeersey.
Indian Dspredations.
ArPKrHsSsfoN Ov TEoUBLs on TBs MAIL ROUTE
And IN rHE MINING REGIONS.

hsNsS"vsfh, hahsas, Jury 10 1900.
Reports Just received from Denver and the gold
regions say that tho most spprebensons are fot
there and upon the great overland rcute the Indian
bands assembled at Fort Laramie at the Peace treaty
have taken the war path. All reports agree tha. hand
Of six hundred Sioux were In the vicinity Of Mcrheron
and had passed there well armed and with plenty Of
ammunition, which they obtained while at tho rescs
Council. Az Fort Laramie, upon the ut,lc Bite river,
two hundred mos west o. this place, band of chsy.
enues have been numbering ss,tor. ss, pg re 70 their
houses, and stealing aud running "a their cattle
The Inhabitants are abandoning their homes aud crcrs
aud are moving 70 the uver settlements The whole
region between the Kansas and riats is overrun with
hostile banda, who are assuming the offensive.
Another large parry Of Sioux have made Their sDpesfancs
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above cottonwood The number in the bands now on
sno rampage - estimated VI ton thousand the council a
Laramie having gatharad them all so as TO perfect
ther plans. Depredatons have already commenced
Bands or Sioux and Cheyennes have attacked and
killed whites the plains since their return from Lara
mie Unless large force Is al to the frontier
there will be vast amount OF suffering and many lives
lost The danger s great and causes immense sxotS-
ment among the frontier people
The weather is intensely warm. Thermometer at %.
o. 08, ans 30 In the shade.
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the laws, and places an efectuaA "arrier IN tne
way of internal dissension. Juarez, In taiiing
to follow this principle, has opened the door to
all manner sf feuds, which, as shown by Gen.
eral Rivern, are now seriously embarrassing the
republican cause In that country. But all this
can be remedied by our government forming
treaty with the legally constituted authorities of
that country as expressed by the constitution.
II is reported that General Banks is now en-
gagged on an elaborate report on Mexican mat
ters, and he should take this fact into consid-
GRAFTON. BY so doing he viii render valuable
service to the American people and materially
aid the settlement Of the present difficulties in
Mexico.
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Action OF the ohio Dsmocraev.
CoIrsRus, July ~ 1896
Al meeting Of the Democratic state Central Commits,
tee Of Ohio the following resolution was adopted
Resolved That for the purpose OF carrying out the CO.
operation proposed BY the platform adopted a the recent
Democratic State Convention OF the State democrcy
The Executive Committee be authorized 70 appoint four
Senatorial delegates 70 the Phlsdephia National Union
Convention % be held on the llth Of August, mem.
bers OF the demoentic party, IN accordance with
the suggestion Of ncssrs Randall, Campbell
and Blair on behalf OF the National Tnion
Committee, and that the Executive COMMITTEES
also be authorized 10 Issue address the democracy
Of the several Congressional districts recommending the
sppcntmsnt By their several county csnral committees
or BY dstrct conventions Of members OF the demo.
cratic party ~ delegates from such districts also sng
gcssed BY said National Union Convention.
Action ef the Rhode leland Demoeraey.
PRoupxscs. July 10, 1888
The Rhode Island Democratic state Central COMMITTEES
this morning issued call for state Convention 70
meet ,n Providence tho I'd Of August Tor the purpose
Of esctng delegates to reprsssn, Rhode Island in the
Philadelphia National Union Convention. No public
movement In that direction has been made by any other
PARTIES in the state
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wssr vIsGraA Tho Democratic State Convention viii
be held at Parkcrsburg, August e2
HOW'LL CoBs--n Is reported thai Howell Cobb ID
to take tho stump Georgia behalf of President John
sons policy.
tsuAss IN PoLIucs Tho renans pre- cnled candi.
date for Prosecuting Attorney TO tho County Convention
held al Columbus, Ohio, on the %. He ncmi-
mated, and the TenIans threaten a bolt.
.sous wzSrwoKm. radical Representa- ~e--who
candidate for reelection warts to be-ndiguant-
ly tho nsiuuston that he for negro suf-
frage.
SurzxrH Oaso cr.--Colonel poormsn OF the
BeImon, CAronsel is The rival Of Mr. Bingham the pre-
member for the republican nomination IN this dls-
trci.
Tns rssSrssEs LrgrrArrns Governor Brownlow
plies ono OF the intended boer. OF the tennessee
Legislature as foows:-
Exrcrrwn DrrARrNsSr July Q, 1880
Hon. N. ". w. DrsSAwAy
sn-As Il 10 evidently the design Of your resignation
TO reduce the house beIcv quorum, and 10 break NO
W. Q. BRowNLow
rsSNssux GovrRsoRsmr.--A candidates Cor the ners
Governorshp Of Tenncsses Judge Trisg and Thomas A.
r. Nelsop have been mentioned.
rraHrn NAssAcuvsrrr. DrsInpT. T.--GsnersI Charles
Dsvens talked OF ar candidate for congrcx in the
district represented by John y. Baldwin.
Cov-rrrrcSsL CONVENTION Nsw H1srsmRa-A
short term ors Constitutional Convention will probably
be held in New Hampshire TO take action on tho
following matters: enabling qualified voters IN
the naval and military service Of the United states in
time Of war n.uuecon and rebellion, TO exercise The
right OF suffrage while absent from the state Secondly,
aboishng all religious tests qualifications for ONCE.
Thirdly diminishing she number Of members Of the
House of Representatives. FoIrthiy, increasing the
number Of members ol tho Senate and lastly, TO make
provisions for future amendments 20 hs constitution.
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Am Interesting Historical Relic.


The cannon TIA, nred The 6rsi shot tho rebellion "a
the star the West the entrance of Charles.
ton harbor January 1891 passed through here ~ rosfs
Fifteenth
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Tue EXCISE Revenue AND THE PoLIcr.--
When demand was made upon she -B0srd of
Supervisors. ,he ohar dav. for an appropri,-
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All Advertisements handed in until half past nine
O'Clock in the evening will be classified under appro-
prAss headings; but proper classification cannot be
insured after that hour
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Taz HEAr or YRsrxsoAY-As il happened during tho
previous week, so yesterday -Frdaythe clerk Of the
weather treated citizens very hot SPELL" The
comparison between the two Fridays Is AZ sollows:--
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nOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn -ErulorlAS MIy.
AsssIsr-BALLADs. BuRLEsoUEs PANroMIAEi.
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NAVY BULLETIN.

DErAcHED--JULY 3.
Mate y W. Hink, from the receiving ship vsrmsot.
aud granted sick leave OF ABSENCE Mate j. swans0a,
from the receiving sp New Hampshire and ordered "
the receiving ship yaudaa; Acting Ensign n l. n,
Jones' from tho Paul Jones and ordered north report
ing OF relief
OgDKREp.
Acting Ensigns A. A. Frankion. Y. n. Miller, G. Z
Fleming TO duiy In the Gulf squadron.
DISCHARGED.
Acting Assistant Paymaser W. II. Glmor
HoNoRABLY DIsoHAraEp.
Acting Third Assistant Engineers Frederick Egner ana
George Docdlng 70 date from July 5 1885; Maies Cart
TO date from July TO- 1906 Acting Ensign Andy Harris
horn. 10 date from juno 20. 1890.
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBIN ALTON TROUPE al
Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway-tE VARIETY or LiGar
AND LAUGHABLE ENrKRrAIsNENrs CoRPs DE BALLEr &C.
The STREETS OF NEw York. Matlnee at ~ o'Clock.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. Gls Broadway
LHctUREs OxY- HYDROGEN MICROSCOPE twice
daily. Open from A. M Till 10 r. NJ.
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.IERRAcE GARDEN, Third Avenue, between Fifty
eighth and Fifty ninth strces-InEo THOMAS OaoaarRit
SAapsN coacsRrs. commencing at O'Clock.
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LOVES AERoNAUriC AMPHrrHEATRE, Fifty. ninth
ssrsot aad sixth avenae.BALLooStrG. Ticar RoPE
ttRxw09xs.
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BELyIDRRE LION PARK, Eighth avenue and Il0ih
~ O'CLOCK ~ ' e
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wOoD's THEATRE. Broadway opposite the st. Nicholas
Hotel.-FRA DIAvoLo-LoRp DUADREARy, SANS Ar
RvAL-KAraLEKr ONEiL. Matinee at IL O'Clock.
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+, .Q6t SAGE Ipdter batter, mir SinnIonb per

nsl6t Sage ipdter, batten tuir 6inntono per-
Flaiien, id init elmer Seele pol BON Sollenb
qudlenben @eOanter, unslIdta9 Bis in bic Sisfe
meineS0erSens, aber bereit n,enerleits fur neis
ne Wutter uno ibre1t e1treue 8esIeiterin9tnnifa su
arbeiten. -1t-.@ go rs5cS.15 -,
,,a6, oIS i6 Gftorp ben &aden tebrte, ,obne
paB Elm @Ort BON Dir mir iaste ba6 Su ben
Sdmer3 bereuelt benDu mir peruriadt batteIt,
ba meinte id cine Saite Iet in r,einent Snnern
aelpruneen, lino es ,oar mir slt Wiutb aI8 ob
meiner Seele tOdrntite Gefible bei Dir suritds
blieben, cbi6pn N0les mir 8eranlalIung 9ab
Si@ flr einen bsrslplen gspiften su bolten, Der
ale Wittel uufbiete tint, feline @anfhe gu errei<3
@en. Sd meinte oantals, tpenn Dlr nnS nit
elmer etn5igen 3eile einige Sbeilnabu,e 9eaabert
Coer MIDI perii&ert bdtte1t ba6 oa8 traurige
@ebeimnib in9ir tcot unb be9rober iei, 10 bate
i'd mid sladlib aefihIt, a6er uejr, nidt ein
,.6u, bieler @asner !" rief 2otbar init ct,
bitterung, ,,ipie uiel 86ies bat er ni6t peri6uLz
bet! SD perce ibm ME perseibeu, puh. :. :"
(5Ortiesuns fclst.) j.
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Muf0enabfl /

2 &Sir saaien ogrsatreat ,s ..a.- ..-
Is 6GaaasQotset.s s3Qm9ea
tesr-Ss ate 8Gdsr, perphIete 2st.raaspast-. Il -
snb sabisp btfa5aGsn Dsefts Gadr. -- .. r--
a Prisb K JSGh-f.~G
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8infn I
34tlia

SDir taSen 100 Giasn GSaaeeieut Sssb GeeaG an ouh
ben r Ft nnr ttcGs ~ taun su t9beA tst er stfe f.
Esse tetp yfsate ~ sue gp,p5ee psriausea 1psg
@s htt'ft bater Gm sotIret9tn 3GfPrRa 1
t~eter -e-+ sss- 8 y. VI Q il or : h @ ba
,Rnl2-teetz di5, lG G5ue<GsauGr. ua1> 8a!tisnose
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6srreuflstneveQnOeu.

-" Rtt2 tSEEUE% |SWUGTg1 - -
gBeft :Pratt Str. gtc. 358 tinb 1854.
Weiueu seetrtcn Dreuuhen uub heE1 RntIifum taoG1e
i Sierulit bic gHseise, tas m tas oa felt Sa9ren an
bieie @aee etabIirte @e@Gt ibernomme Babe nub Bee
Gnbs Elm re!@balttses 2Gser @Sueu ipIb sedrbe.
teten SerreufIeSeru ueueer GecrR ta ben bieen res
fen rcrrdtbiS FaIteu unb AUG cle au BeReGung afer@
ttsen uerbe. .-sstce fr SaSde Eub Seenseuss in allen
gorten rnb "a aIen Breilen. Es.4 -. Ind
t5erner cine auswa8I Sseseu@irme, GtS6s.e., oeuie
GIe In bieies SAD etai1lossaben artifsI. - =. S''
az a1e 8eReInnseu Terbsu Ysoinpt. SilIis nnb In
tHrseFer sSris eueefertiGt. '..E!T4. 523 IA q
81 af-- y. g. &aifer.
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Grimault's Brazilian Guarana.
BETTING AND PACKING.

AZ u'e Sig1s Of the Goide,, Pad. Loci.
INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
Il Hemp and India Rubber PACKING.
good assortment OF the above in store
and foi sale low for cash by
July IS John C. DIAL
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WESTCHEsTER HOUSE

{oIme' B''oonae Street and Bo,eery, N. y.
TlH!S house. capable of accommodatino
Il three hundred guests and kent on thss
European plan, is centrally located. and
near to all points. City cars pass tve
Hotel to all the Ferries, Railroad Depofs
and places of Amusement every tkree
donb1e %,nbses .aos Single Rooms; s1oo per day
Jan A ~ Proprietors
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ChRrleston Adyertssements.
CORN, CORN, CORN.

To the Merchants of Columbia.
WE will be receiving, on the 18th. goth
bushels prime MIXED CORN, in bulk
Merchants having bags on hand. can. by
sending them to us, have them filed and
delivered at the South Carolina Railroad
Depot st one dollar and twelve cents (s1. .la)
per bushel OF &c pounds-drayage and ali
other expenses included
ALSO,
5000 bushels primo Mixed Corn, inthree-
bushel bags-delivered at South Carolina
Railroad Depot at si.22 per bushel.
1900 bushels prime White Corn, in three
bushel bags-deivered at South Carolina
Railroad Depot at 81. As per bushel.
@. N. AVERILL i SON,
No. Q North Atlantic Wharf,
Aug 283 Charleston, 8. C.
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A NeyEand GRa0d Epoch
20 sszstses IN ,s ...,., a,
1 . d I OF n y /!
g. DIR. MAGGIEL'S 20
Rxxsx.S AND SALVE

HyHESE wonderful medicines are now 80
II familiar 10 the people that but little
endorsement Of their Value as q physic
need be made. The Pills of DR.. Maggiel
contain no mineral. They do not gripe,
and they do not enfeeble the system by cx.
treme purging. They are universal in
CREATING A VIGOROUS APPETITE
And correspondingly strengthen the diges-
tion. They tone the liver, clear the head
and steady the nerves. To those who are
not familiar with the use Of
DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
AS an anti-billious remedy, the following
extracts from various letters will be, it is
hoped, OF sufficient importance to Justify
the quoting Of them here:
WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
DIR MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALVE.
tsThc best Pills for headache ever had. :"
My liver works like an engine, thanks
to Eoar pills"
Il am pleased to say to you, DIR. Maggiel,
that would not be without box Of your
Pills for curing me Of morning nausea for
'sYou will find enclosed 81. Your Pills
are only as cents, but considerthe worth
to me ST.
DEAR DOCTOR: My tongue had fur on
it every morning like the back Of cat.
Yonr Pills took it away"
II took half u pill and crushed it to pow
| for cholera morbus. The dear little pct
was we'll in three hours after"
81 suppose it is hardly worth while to tell
you my burned foot has got well from the
use OF your Salve. Enclosed find 25 cents
for another box to keep in the house"
''Send me another box of Salve."
Enclosed find IS cents for two boxes OF
your Maggicl's Pills and one OF Salve"
The most gentle, yet searching, mcdi-
cine l ever swallowed"
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MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALvE

MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALyE
Are almost universal in their effects and
cure car be almost always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
Nothing can be mere productive OF cure
than these Pills. Their almost magic in.
fiuencc is felt at once; and the usual con-
comitant5 of this most distressing disease
are removed. These remedies .re made
from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm tho most delicate fc-
male, and can he given with good effect in
prescribed doses to the youngest babe.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
And all eruptions of the skin, the Salve is
most invaluable. It does not heal cxter-
naily alone. but penctrates with the most
searching effects t" the very root OF the evil.
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ARTIFICIAL.
LegsandArns.
THE SOUTHERN
LM and Arm COMPANY

HAVE established 8 branch Office and
H. manufactory at Columbia, s. G..
The improved AUTOMATIC LEG AND
ARM manufactured by this company are
unsurpassed by any in tho world.
Our workmen are practical artificial leg
and arm makers-thrce OF them wearing
legs Of their own manufacture.
Our facilities are unsurpassed. Our
work warranted one year. Call and cx-
anime our specimens, or address
DANNELLY, MARSHALL 4 co.
Seeger's Building, Columbia, :. c.
Offices Madison, Ga, Nashville, Tenn,
Columbia, s. C. MAY 81 emo
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n" Mo-" P"re1u ot Tie Rood nmd Pal,
EU'np'eJio:t.
DR.. Leras Phosphate of Iron.

This new ferruginous medicine contains
the clements of the blood and bones, and
iron in a liquid state. 1t is different from
all hitherto offered to the public, is liquid,
coiorlcss and tastcless 1t speedily cures
chlorosis, pains in the stomach, difficult
digestion, dyemcnorrhTa, anemia
The ma jority of the Academies OF Medi-
cine Of Paris recommend the Phosphate OF
Iron to ladies' of delicate constitution suf-
ter!ns from ancmia, and all other persons
fatiSued from otcr-anXicty, ot nervous emo
tions, ny..r-work, general debility and poor
ness q: blood; never causes constipation
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No MORE con LIVER OIL.
Grimauit's Syrup of Iodized Horse
RaAish

SlHUP is employed with the greatest
- success, in place Of Cod Liver Oil, to
whic'l it is infinitely superior. It cures
diseases of the chest scrofula, lymphatic
disorders, green sickness, muscular atonv
and loss of appetite. 1t regcnerates the
constitution by purifying the blood, being
thus Invaluable in the treatment OF skin
diseases, and is administered with the
greatest efficacy to young children, subject
to hnmotS, on obstruction of the glands.
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BETTER TLiN COPAIBA.
Grimault's Vegetable Matico Triiec
ton and CAPSULES.

Where all other medicines have failed,
these preparations will always effect cure.
These insure rapid and extraordinary cure
OF severe recent and chronic cases OF pri-
vat2 disease. They are used i'll the hospi-
tais OF Paris by the celebrated Dr. Ricord,
and are found greatly superior to all hither-
to known mineral remedies and Copaiba
and Cubebs. The injection is used in re-
cent. and capsules III the more chronic
cases.
Grimault's Brazilian Guarana.
For immediate cure OF nervous head
ache, neuralgia; vegetable substance; en-.
hrtly monensive, OF Brazilian origin
General Depot In Paris. at GRfMATI r
Ell CO, 45 Rue IGchclieu; in New York, at
EOUGEKA 4 VAN DER KIEFT, 80 North
William street, an1 at every good chemists.
Ang l2
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40 MORE UNSTMPYION.
Grimault's Syrup OF Hypophosphate
Of Lime.

For all diseases OF tho chest. This me,li-
cine is invaluable; it is largely used at the
Brompton Hospital, in London, for CON
sumption and generally appro"ctl ~ the
leading men in England and France.
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MI90EILANK ~

NGI90HLaI.ANK
Gen. Pope proposes to gather all
the Indians roaming in the Rocky
Mountains and on The great plains Of
New Mexico into IL reservation in The
Mississippi Valley, md teach them
agriculture.
Grape-grower Longworth was in
troduced the other day 70 poet Long
fellow. OF the likeness of their
names the poet said: .sWorth makes
the man; the want Of it the fellow. I"
A Memphis young man recently
raped his governor over the head
with an iron bar, then went through
him for his stamps. Securing $50,
he ran away. 50 y '-+tf ~
A mutinous soldier was lately shot
through the heart, at Vicksburg, for
attacking the entire guard with his
bayonet.
A California paper notices the birth
of child s'with one arm under pecu-
liar circumstances. Queer place for
an arm. ''~
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Notice.

COLUMBIA, S. c., AUcusr q, 1856.
NHHE following named Commissioners of
l. Roads, Upper Battalion-J. II. Davis,
Thomas Friday, Samuel Bookhardt, j. r
Richbourgh, Wesley Smith and Hart
Maxcy; Lower Battalion-John P. Adams,
n. Bynum, Joseph Bates, John L. Dixon,
Thomas r. Brown, John McLauchiin and
John Dates-are hereby notified to meet In
Columbia, at the Clerk of Courts Office, in
Law Range, on MONDAY, the I'd day Of
September next, at IL O'clock q. m. Each
Commissioner will canvass his Division,
and come prepared to report the number
OF hands in his Division liable to ''road
duty" as also what bridges REQUIRE to be
rebuilt OF repaired. BY order.
THOMAS TAYLOR, Chairman.
D. B. MILLER, Secretary and Treasurer.
August % =
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ESTATE NOTICE.
Ii The psTs9as ests3e ., ,hssSv1g sSd demands against
SEND, deceased, win present tbana nomN- ',!N
perly provsn, to the undersigned: and peo- pep-
sons indebted to said estate viii III, ,nSno per
Immediate payment to ' make
MARTHA J. TowNsENn
Adm'x Of Rey. 8. Tovnsona.
North's Bookstore, is my agent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-30
BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE {!
ALEXANDRIA, IA.

THE next session of this in
MI stitution commences MONDAY,
EA1II - September II.
WE$ The new term will begin with
VT increased advantages. The
Principal pledges herself to the
patrons and friends of the school to use
every effort to maintain its former reputa-
ton and select character. The Institute
is located in a retired and healthy part of
the city, central and easy of access
The building is spacious and commo-
dious, and the Study Hall is furnished with
new and improved furniture
The city is remarkably healthy; during
the past year there has been entire cxemp-
ton from sickness among the pupils.
There is a complete organization OF
Teachers anu Professors, and ;mprovc.i
Text Books are used.
REFERENcEs.-Dr. II. w. Gibbcs, DIR.
John Fisher, Rev. j. NJ. Pringle, W. X.
Bachman, Esq.
n| For circulars, containing terms and
other particulars. address
Miss L. Is. GARBER,
Aug 26 mthmH Alexandria, Va.