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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-06

Executive Committee viii be filed by
Dr. Nahum Gale of Lee
The graduating class held their exer-
eises on Wednesday. Among the honor
ary degrees conferred was that of LII. D.
upon Senator Howard, of Michigan.
The officers OF the Phi Beta Kappa So
ciety for the coming year are: President,
Hon. Emroy Washburn, of Cambridge;
Vice President, Professor John Tatlock;
Treasurer Hon. Joseph White; Cores
ponding Secretary, Professor N. II. Grif-
fin.
The alumni elected as their orator for
the next commencement, Hon. Emroy
Washburn, of Cambridge, with DR.. Alon-
20 Clark, of New York as alternate and
as poet, Rev. Charles D. Buck, of Peeks-
kill, N. Y, with Samuel Burnham, of
Boston, as alternate.
In addition to the honorary members of
the alumni elected at themeeting on Tues
day, Hon. J. 7. S. SLrsnahan, of Brook
lyn, n. Y, who had a son in the gradua-
ting class, and DR.. Charles E. Simmons,
of Troy, N. Y, have been elected Mr..
Stranahan showed his appreciation of the
compliment by subscr biBg $3.50 to the
memorial fund on Wednesday morning.
The Trustees have voted 20 raise ihe
salaries of the faculty of the College
from s., 200 per year 70 81, 500, an advance
which was very much needed.
The salaries which were paid
for the past year were $l,40O, !
a temporary advance having been
made from year to year since the
of the currency. Tho trus-
tees also voted to change the time of COM
meneement from the first week in Au-
gust TO the last week in July for the fu-
ture.
The prospect for the incoming freshman
class is unusually good Nearly forty |
have been already admitted, and |
.he Fall examination viii probably |
iouble the present number.
There was several class meetings on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the classes of |
1876, 1886, 1871, 1916, 1856, 1861 and
S63 having regularly appointed meet
nps
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From Washington.
PubIIe Debt statement.

WAsHHGToS, August THE following
statement Of the public debt of the United
States on the 1st of August, 1866, is pub
lished:
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Steel Stamps and Stencil brands,
Of every description and style, manufactured at
Ie5 Ontario, Hurlbut's Block, Rear Buildings
maTs.RI5 An. PIPER.
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Sole Proprietors, Chicago, Illinois.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
Wholesale Agents.
aplli:RIA

EauitabIe Life Assurance Society,
Of tho United States. % Broadway. New York.
Cash Accumulation, $4,000, 10000; Annual
Cash Income, 81 ,O0O, ,O00. .oO-purely mutual. An
nuaI Cash Dividends. This Society have de-
termined to declare their dividends ANNUALLY
Is CASH The next dividend sin be declared Feb
ruRry Ist, 1851. 1t is believed that no company
in this country viii be able to present greater sd-
vantages in its dividends to persons assuring than
this Society, as Its total expenditure TO income
was less than that of any Of the older American
Companies, and its new business for the psst year
(SI3 623 O00) exceeds the new business of sny New
York Company in any previous year. This SOcis 5
y has met with but one loss in this cty-Mr-
Phillip 1. Price, who was insured three years
of his policy iS5 O00, and dividend to the smoant
of SS73 1000 in cash, within days after proofs
were delivered to the agents.
Proposals for insurance or orsgencies apply TO
THAYERs & MUNsoN, General agents,
Nos. and 2 Park Building.
msy4 Cleveland, 0hio.
What stops Nervous TOothache, Nervous
Headache and Neuralgia in 5 minutes, and cures
Catarrh in twelve weeksl WOIeOft's Instant
Pain AnnfhiIatOr.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS q oANFIELD,
Iy23 wnolesa'e Agents, Cleveland, o.
Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, of the most tasty style, manufactured
at Is5 Ontario street, Hurlbut's Block, Rear
Buildings. An. PIPER,
mAys:RI5 Mechanical JobSer.
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DEASE's HAIR RRNEWER-Stops
l. Hair from falling on; restores Gray Hair to
Its original color and is superior dressing. For
sale BY CHURCHILL BROTHER,
DA~'n 12s Ontario street.
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COMMENCEMENT AT BEwDoIN.

On Sunday afternoon the exercises of
Commencement week began with the
Baccalaureate sermon by Professor Will
liam Smith, d. D.
The Memorial Hall is TO be commenced
Immediately, and viii be of granite, to
cost $40, 900, and to be located north and
west of Massachusetts Hall
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oRpINANcEs,
N !. oaDlslNeE-To le7y aaa asses


IA atpeci-l tax on Chapel Street.
SEc41. De it ordEiued BY the City Council Of the
Citysof Cleveland (two-t thirds Of all the members
ocHturflnEl, That the sum Of sevsnteen cents Be
eaeh and eTery foot front OF the ss1eral lots or
lands bounding or abuttiug upon Chapel street Tor
the purpose of payiag shs cost aud expense Of
grading aud improving said street,
SEC. 3 That the owIsrs of the several lots or
parcels OF land bounding or sbutting upon said
Chspei street, shah pay the several amounts Of
money by them scyerally due in that lshalf, on or
before the 18Th day OF August, lS56, 10 the City
Treasurer, or such other person As may be aufho-
rizPd to collect Che sauc be subject to the pen
orally If not paid az the time AereIn designated
Passed July 81, 1866. 4
~ +. W PELT0N, Pres't Of Coupcii. a
G. s. WHEATON. Assistant City Clerk aug2:5S9.
A y 9RBIa AECE- TO provide fer the
n DFaGsing cf chr 0uya ioga rivrrs bFtlseei Co
Bridge.
f<src. l Re it orddaed By fbeclty DOaneiI Of tie
city Of ofCieveaadt ttwo-t birds Of al the naeInhrs cn
ourrnEl, That the Guy shoga riFet bst seen Column
bus street aud the o., O. & c. passenger railroad
BRIDGE be dredged OF improved TO a uniform depth
OF thirteen feet, and that the same te done under
the direction and supervision Of the Beard Of City
Improvements, in such manner and nt sueh TINES
ana places, bstweea fhe pDints afdresefd- Sc they
shall deem for the best interests Of the City.
SEC. p That for the purpose % paving Ia part
:he cost au9 expense of said Improvement, fifty |
per oeutum Of the costs and expenses 81 the same
shall be leTie5 assessed upon the lots paEols
of land boun iRg abutting upcn ssaid river be-
tween the points aforesaid, said assessment 20 be 4
made at such times, in such manner and between |
such points, durilg tbs progress CT the work, as /
may De deemed most sguiiabie 4a
SIC. This ordinsu0e shall be in f0-ee from and |
after its passage.
Passed July 81, 1866.
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A n ORDINANOR-T0 provide for the

F.w. PELT0N, Pres't OF the Council.
G.S WHzAroS. Assistant City Clerk. aus2.3s9
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AEORRIEEECE-Te prOyIde for IL he

F.w. FELTON,, Pres't Ct the Council.
@. s. WHEATON Assistsnt City Clerk. aug2.33g
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New Laundry fer fine washing and
Ironing of GentIenen's Line8.-Aessrs.
MACKENZIE PARSONS respectfully announce
to the geAtienea Of Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doing fine Washing and ironing is
now in operation, and they arc prepared 20 re-
eeive orders ct their store, No. II Monument
Square, for doing up gentlemens linen in tbo best
and most neat style. iuneI1:Bl3
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"Liks q man without wife,
Like q ship without a sail,
The most useless thing IN life
Is a shirt without -"
Pocket large enough to contain
a bottle of Robaek's Bitters.
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Special Caution.-BRS. WINsLSW's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become so popular that
various parte= have sHt out articles calling them
Mrs wirslow's. Please take notice that the Mrs.
winslow OF the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. June2:sH
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SloaH'S EaseEAJ ClAttAea---A sovereign
Remedy. This Ointment is truly Family Rene
dy 1t contains no poisonous or mineral substance
whatever; therefore it may be used in all cases
with perfect sa ETY.. 1t has no equal for Obstinate
Ulcers, oldsores, Burns, scalds, oats, Cutaneous
Eruptions, Bruises, Sore Nipples, Sore Breast,
Piles, Salt Rheum, ChapPed Hands, &c. Every
kind Of sore containing the least particle Of in
hammation, is permanently cured by this great
remedy Put up in glass bottles, and sold at 25
cents per bottle.
lae- These remedies no longer stand among
those of doubtful utility. They have passed from
tho tide OF experiment, and now stand higher in
reputation and are more extensively used than all
other articles of the kind
OAuTIoS.-To protect ourselves and the public
from being imposed upon by worthless limitations,
the genuine will bear the fac sie signature Of the
Prcprietors on the wrapper, and Walker Taylor,
Proprietors, Chicago, IL, blown in the bottle.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
WALKER TAYLOR,
Sole Proprietors, Chicago Illinois.
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Dr.. Ramsay has removed his Office TO his
resid-nce, I92 Prospect stree. aug5;S3E
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BY EeleEraph.
Ncws Items.

New YORK, July 81. "A Lcavcnworth spe-
ciaito the Tribune denies the report from
Omaha that peacs has been male with the
Indians. Tho Inhabitants an the border
are armins for protection. The Indians
have given the Overland Stage Company
six days to remove their stock from the
New Montana and Powder River route,
and declare war to the knife.
The cholera is spreading throughout
the Metropolitan District, and has broken
1t among tho troops on Governor's Is
land, as well as those on Harris Island
The He,dlds Ottawa (Canada) despatch
says that Mr.. Gait, in Parliament, yeaster-
terday, said that the public intcrcstwoulJ
Stepng nSs pSI,' ,na syng of the for
ermen, in Canadian waters, by tho Pro-
vincial Government. Mr.. Mcdonald eaid
that, II the British Government intended
to dictate to Canada, it WAS time to ki4ow it.
New YORK, July 21.--The Arizona, from
Aspinwau, brought s., 100000 in gold.
The America, Teutonia and Edinburg
sailed, with $335, ,OOO
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CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The Senah. to-
day, passed n resolution extending, for
tive years, to the Alabama and Florida
Railroad, the time for the payment of its
duties on railroad iron.ald relaving track.
The House joint resolution for the admis-
sion OF tennessee was taken UP, in tho
Senate, and ancuded anew, a prcamb,c
being substituted, declaring that Tennes-
see was seeded from the Government, in
1861, but now shows every disposition to
conform to the Constitution and the laws,
and has adopted resolution endorsing
the slavery amendment to the Constitu-
ton, and, also, that proposed by the pre-
sent Congress. The preamble also all-
nounces that Legislative authority alone is
authorized to restore States under similar
circumstances. Tho amended resolution
viii be sent back to the House for it's con-
currcnce.
The House adopted o concurrent rcso-
luton, by five majority, providing that
tho officers of the two Houses shall ad-
adjourn their respective Houses, until the
"a day Of October; and if, on that day.
there was no quorum in either House. the
presiding officers shall adjourn both
Houses to the first Saturday in December.
hosseau made speech in vindication uf
his Gaming Of Grinnell, concluding BY read ::
ing copy of his resignation as a ,lcmbcr
OF the House, to-day sent to the Governor
OF kentucky. The order of the House was
then executed, by Kosseau being called
before the bar, when the Speaker reminded
hlm that's resolution had been passed that
he DC publicly reprimanded. Nothing. he
said, could add to the force OF the rcsclu-
ton, and he merely said that the gentle
man was reprlmanueu ACCORDINGLY
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Market Iseports.

MOBILE, July 2l.-Salcs Of cotton to -dav
900 bales; middling 32. Market firm.
New ORLEANS, July 21-Cotton sitter
With sales of 1000 bales; midding 81.
Gold 4s; Sterling 63!.
New YORK, July 2l.--Cotton dull; sales
7P. M:-Cotton advanced sales of 5000
bales Mt 37@39. Flour dull, at lOm25
lower: Southern dropping; sales of 500
barrels at s9.65G615.75. Wheat dull Corn
declined lS12 cents. Pork buoyau:, at
BALTIMoRE, July q. Flour very quiet;
new Western scarce and nominal Wheat
dull and lower; prime Southern red 81. Is.
Corn heavy; white $l.1Q; yellow 05. Pro
visions dull. Mess pork $50. 80. Sugars
very active md firm. Coffee firm; stock
$500 bags.
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\ E1GGER SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.
The call for n convention of the loval
Southerners is in itself curious
affair. But where will intelligent
loyal Southerners, of an original type,
be found i'll sufficient numbers to fiji
any respectably-sized hall in either
of our large cities. The negroes,
who are the real, true, Simon pure
loyalists of the South, will have to be
called in to fill up the benches. Here
is good chance for Wendell Phillips.
Lloyd Garrison, Henry Ward Bee
cher, Horace Greeley, the Rev. Mr..
Cheevcr aud other pure and unadul-
terated worshippers Of the negro, to
establish i new party, on the plat
form of negro suffrage Lucy Stone,
Antoinette J.. Brown, Elizabeth Cady
Stanton aud other strong-minded
women, who advocate women's rights,
might also take hand. 1t will be a
queer congregation, and, no doubt,
as beautifully speckled as any anti
slavery convention ever held in New
England.-Netc York Herald
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HALF THE WORLD AT WAR.-There

HALF THE WORLD AT WAR.-There
never was Il periLd when the war
spirit was SO prevalent among the
nations as it is at the pre-
sent time. With Ill the enlighten-
ment and boosted Christianity of the
present time, the bnrbarism of war
still remains, and the world is making
no apparent progress toward that
era when "peace shall reign among
all the nations" In Europe, the
fighting force of nearly 100, 1000, 600
people are now engaged in slaughter
ing one another. Prussia, Austria,
Italy and the lesser German States
have marshnlled their armies upon
the battlefield, and a desperate strug-
gle will be the consequence. France
stands upon the brink of the German
war, and VIC may hear, at any time.
that it may enter the lists. Russia
stands i'll similar attitude, ready to
strike Prussia or Austria, rs oppor-
tunity may offer. Spain has all it
can do to keep the kingdom safe from
revolts by the military and the peo-
pie, and nothing is apparently needed
but the right kind of n leader to in
sure the overthrow of the Govern
ment. England is, just now, at peace,
but its Irish population are ripe for
revolution, "ad they only await n
favorable opportunity to make the
strike for freedom. Crossing the At
lantic, we find that eight South Ame-
rlcan nations are now engaged in war,
while two or three others are con
tending with rcvolters and insurrec-
tionists. Brazil, Uruguay and the
Argentine Confederation are allied in
the war with Paraguay; and Chill,
Peru, Ecqualor and Bolivia are allied
in u defenaive- war against Spain.
Coming Northward, we find Mexico
engaged i'll Il desperate struggle to
disengage itself from the yoke of
monarchy; and frcm Cuba we get
the news OF formidable insurrec-
ton there. Last, but not least, we
have the contemplated capture of
Canada by the Fenians, the time of
which is not yet definitely fixed, but
due notice, Of course, will be given.
1t is not far ont of the way, there
fore, to say that half tho civilized
world is at the point of wnr.
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Later from Europe.

New YORK, July 21-The steamship Her
man has arrived, with dates to the 10th.
The Great Eastern is safely anchored and
coaling finished. The rest of tho cable is
expected to arrive hourly. The condition
of the cable on board is tested night and
day. 1t has improved daily since it's i'm
merslon under water in the tanks, and is
now considered electrically perfect The
shore end was successfully landed, tested.
and found perfect. The 1865 cabl,. was
also tested, and proved aa perfect as when
laid
The proportion Of the wounded in the
late battles is eight Austrians to ono Prus
sian.
The sales of cotton on the 9th were 10.
ooo oales. Market firmcr. All aualitic.
advanced triiing extent on Satur,,v
Speculators and exporters took 1000.
The Monuema' says negotiation between
tne Deiilgerents ls progressing fayorabiy.
no doubt an arnistice Will be agreed 20.
1t Is rumored that the French squadron
has been ordered to Venice. The Toulon
authorities have been ordered to Drcn.rn
ten steam frigates and corvettes.
The Russian official journal cautions
Irussia TO remember that there are other
strong and united powers in Europe into
rested IN the balance Of European power.
The Prusslans made Parderbitz their
doned, and it is expected that the Prus-
SLAMS will seize it.
The Italians were severely beaten by tho
Austrlans at Borge, Offerte and Monteo-
nelly, and were repulsed five times. Bcne-
dek has been relieved from command.
eaes ST. s5e sea0 a. ss ImprpTs% pTs%0h
The very latest reports from Liverpool
are to noonSof the I1th. Cotton opened
very firm. Saies, 10000 to -, 900 bales.
LoNDoN, July MEENoon. .-Co.,sols for
SANDY HOOK, July 21.-The CITY Of Paris
rived. No armisticc yet, although neco-
tiatlons continued. Italian papers state
that Prussia declined an armistice. Semi
omclal Vienna papers state that Napoleon
Will open fresh steps of an energetic chg
racter to effect an armisticc
The latest 0ia Queenstown is to tho
l@th No practical result to the ncgotia-
ton Is vet apparent: Tho Globe believes
That tho continent is on the brink of n
general European war. Prussia continues
hrm IN her demands. The Italians arc
HMavanclnS IN spite OF French orders. The
rrench iron-clad squadron was ordered to
Venice on the night of the 11th. The
CherDourg squadron also ordered to sail
destlnatlon unknown. 1t was stated that
the Prnsslans were marching on Frank
fort-on- n-the-main.
The Madrid Epocha says that Spain has
~ -: ~ oH siUa " reil!lqulsn tile war against
Chiil and Peru, and the fleet, when rein
forced, will return and complete tho work
80 valiantly begun.
The Prince Won Reuss arrived in Paris
on the 10th, and had on intereiew with Ma
poleon. Helstated that General Trossant
had been seat to the rrnssian headnuar-
L(Es TO announce the armed mediation Of
/ lance.
Tho Globe, speaking of an unconfrmel
ruinor that the French flag had been raised
at Veneti&, says France will hold Ycnetia
AZ a guarantee for the present.
LIVERPOOL, July 12.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged. Sales on Thursday 10 600
bales. Breadstuffs inactive but firmcr.
Provisions very dull. Consols S7lMA72
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The instructions given bv the Sec
retary OF War to General Grant, dis
allowing military assistance to Cover
nor Brownlow for the purpose of
getting quorum of the Tennessee
Legislature together ut Nashville,
We're by the express directions of the
President
Brcvet Maj. Gen. j. w. Sprague,
Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau for Missouri, Arkansas
and the Indian Territory, estimates
the number of r;,tions which will be
required for issue in his district dur
ing August us follows: "To whites,
6o, 1000; to freedmen, 100000"
The following gentlemen have been
elected members of the Town Coun-
eli of Darlington: Intendant A. c..
Spain. Wardens John J. Russell
NJ. A. Huggins. s. H. Wilds, J. NJ.
Woodward
Mr.. VIM. Zimmerman, of Edgefield
District, S. c., was robbed bv two
negro boys, i'll Augusta, Ga, on Fri
day, Of several hundred dollars in
gold. The negroes were arrested,
bnt only $50 were recovered
A revolution broke out at Gonaiycs
Hayti, July 5, and spread through
the adjoining territory All commu
nlcation was suspended between the
North and the capital. Business was
also suspended.
Garibaldi's body guard is formed
by the sons of the Neapolitan Patri-
clans, whom II few years back he
overturned. Queer world, is it not?
a fire in Charlottetown, Prince Ed
ward Island, on Sunday morning last,
burned ever 100 buildings The loss
is 5000, 900
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Great Bargains
WHITE GOODS.
HOSIERY & NOTION GOODS,

WE are receiving this day, oiu the
w Emily B. Souder, from New York, a
large stock Of GOODS, purchased for cash,
to which we invite the special attention of
the LADIES and merchants, al We will sell
CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail
800 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook.
bishop and Linen Lawns, soft finish.
Cambria, Jaconets
Plain and Striped Mss.
Plaid and Tape Checks. Null Muslin.
Striped and Dotted Bobinet.
Tarletons, Silk Bobinet for Wells.
White, ColOrcd and Black Kid Gloves
White, ColOred and Black Tafcta and
Berlin, for Ladies and Misses
Large stock of Hosiery, for Ladies,
Gents, Misses and Bows, from common 10
best-regular makes, all sizes
Brown and Blcached Damasks, Crash.
Russia Diaper. so doz. Towels-cheap
Berage and Grenadine, for Veis--au
colors.
Infants Robes, Piano and Table Covers.
Lace Curtains, Pillow-case Linen.
e-4 to ia Cotton Sheeting.
Mozambique, Silk Poplins, Lenos.
Ilaid and Black Alpacas
5erage, Chambra, Pecols
Fancy Lawns, IIuckaback Diaper
Kid and Lisle Gloves.
Prl!sts, of all descriptions.
Cambria, Swiss, Lisle and Thread Eac-
ings, Insertings, Balancincs
Toilet Quilts, Ribbons and Notions.
ALSO.
CLOTHING, consisting OF Fancy Cassi-
meres, Tweeds, Linens and Broadcloths:
also, Narseilles and Satin Vests
20 pieces Embroid'd and Plain Bcragcs
o Challies-vcrv pretty H7A III.
% French Prints.
300 6 Fancy g
2o0 - Lawns and Jaco,e:S
Eombszncs. CT Black DcI.ail,e.
81 Black and White I1eragc, for shawls
Jaconct, Swiss and Nainsook Muslins.
Plaid and Soft Finished Ca:nhrics
White and Colorcd B,i!liant.
Trail Hoop Skirts.
Embroidd and Linen Cuffs and Collars.
Corsets, French Fans.
200 pieces Bleached Shirting-
- - $40 and IL Or. Sheetii,rs.
Bales 3-l. rs and A Shirtings
"''~i""y all prices and qualities
ALSO
,arAc and beautiful lot OF Sca-si,ics and
:Hi.4,''owns; together with many other
t,on,,s too numerous to mention all OF
which will be sold very cheap.
July ID TOLLESON & JANNEI
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Circular Saws.

4 FULL assortment of best quality
~ Cast Steel CIRCULAR SAWS, from 8
TO 81 inches i'll diameter, just received and
Tor sale low by J. X Il. r. AGNEW
June 2G
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Jellies, Pine Apple, &c.

ENUINE RASPBERRY, real PEAR,
~ genuine banana, real Orange, genu-
inc Pine Apple, real Plum and genuine
Apple JELLlES; also, genuine Pine Apple
and real Peaches, in hermetically-sealed
cans. Just received and for sale at fair
prices by J.&T. II. AGNEW.
July 81
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PIANO FORTES!
NEW PIANO

.-ssyg&.m NEW PIANOS, Of Newman.
EI Bro. Sons manufacture, and
tI9 I 19of other makers, for sale low
for cash or produce. Secondhand Pianos
for sale or rent. Pianos repaired and tuned
thoroughly. Apply II miles on Winnsboro
Road, also at John hfcKenzie's, or leave a
note in Post Office, Columbia.
July % 4 JOSEPH NEWMAN. Agent.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
- a LARGE and commodious RESI-
sl;sss tENCE, In the city of Colum bia, con
tanning ten good rooms, with out
buildings complete, bath room and water
closet, in healthy part of the city. Terms
reasonable. Apply to
July 13 t6 ID. r. DrSAITsSJrRE