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THE SCHOOL OF MINES.

The London Eng.) Mining Journal gives the
following deserved notice important WORK VI ou
School Of Mines;
The American School Of Mines to the estsosneNH eS
which IN connection with the Columbia COIeke s,
York we have several times referred Is most
satsfactoriIy and the executive have now taKen s'
which calculated TO prove OF great ~ tbe conptrv
Thev arc using their best efforts TO obtain complete
coscon ~ 7afistics relating 10 the manufacture oI
bronghout tho United States and II is gratifying
TO nd that tie circular issued by Prof Egleston VINO 80
well responded to- Although the Americans are G u
doubtedy among our best customer: Tor
~ The statstcs mentioned They will undoubtedly te
10 give stimulus 10 the metal trades or inc OnS 6
States by promoting audable amoluon an II2 hut
manufacturers To take good position on the list lie
from the beneficial influence this increased energy - the
iron trade will have upon the general co. metals
country, II is unlikely that any fewer orueio AV' ~
will reach England than heretofore.
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GEORGIA.


correspondent Of The Macon Telegraph SENDS tne l''
lowing in relation to land in Early County, and suggests
at the close Of his State scheme for the encourage
ment Of Immigration:
The Telegraph prints an 4Grng
class plantation probably the most deslraDle
locality I'm worth, at the golu Nalues -,
tl2 or SIS per acre. for IS in currency Ihs place WI"
crop WORTH at the ruling prices Of our present ss
sas O0 10 make which crop cash expenditure Vi ies'
man Al 600 for mules proyIsions etc, Is required A.
changing thirty bags OF cotton Tor properly Ni'u -,
gold $1,000 may well be considered good trade, lor
Il Is simply question Of time, ana tneso
lands viii bring their actual, ih'ilh h
value. When greenbacks are at par, l. e., Wheh
they come TO represent and equal in commercial Vaue
the coin the Government promises TO pay them ana NOT
before will our country be in healthy ana prosperous
condition. Until that day, the only safe INVESTMENT IL III
real estate and long before that day these lands WI"
double In value or approximate their intrinsic worth 80
long as such land IL unstable, the nation Is SICK as
essed and weak While land Is thus offered at less than
the cost Of the fencing, 1t would DO wise stroke OF pogy
for the state 10 purchase largely ana oer homestead 10
nonresdents become actual settlers, resldhB
on and cultvatng the land. Georgia wants more lar
mers labOrers producers. We have an abundance,
enough and to spare OF merchants, lawyers, doctors
Fl ia oDne genus Ten thousand farmers added To our
present number and iudciousy distributed Throughout
the limits OF the commonwealth, would IN ten years. auu
untold wealth 10 the State
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Feb 20 1907
We mention to- day the most important s'iioo
h,h arc 70 come OF 1t week in order that our
w., have sneicent warning to study the advertisements
nrov,da themselves with maps, and take looA ~ no
onertv before the sales. On Tuesday, Messrs 'oHloo
q Miller ,ell $50 Fordham. Westehester County ioIS ~
od either ON the Centralave and the BouleVarus VI
their immediate vicinity The result Of this sale WI" W
awaited with interest by tho holders OF WestcheS
Coauty property On Wednesday the same nr Whit Which
great sale OF 46 lots on futonave, Broohy demand
~ w bns,ness purposes On Wednesday meSAi 20;
pIeecker son & Co., hold great s a1o,S
bukheads and water fronts ana IJ tonr blocks
between 9th and 69thst, llthaVe ana inc NJ ast cor
ALSO on the same day the three lots on the Muller
Wiitns Co will sell co up lots belonging 70 ' o
estate OF the late Jacob Lorard Ihey arc Sd Iooh
the boulevard io,naye and ah 9v On Thursday
the same Arm will cell valuable store property on
way Maidenane, Nassau and Hudson SITS On iues on
Messrs Wyckoff Little will sell 100 FlatDnsn iots s
Troy and schenectady aves Collins and Wllilamsse99.
ON Thursday Messrs E. H. Ludlow Co, sen ' drh ond
bounded by the Grand Boulevard, lOthave' ~ the
s7thsts The block consists Of % lots and Is IN 80. Men
Adams estate We observe no sales advertised ICE ho
Mr. J. A. Munsell purchased few days ago. - acres a
from the Reformed Dutch Church, Flatbush for s!29o
being 1900 per This properly mas p.eh ooInnv in
the Church since the foundation OF the Dnen Soioy
hack IN the New Utrecht road Mr. Munsel mas pGen VI
fered O large advance ON his purchase. AZ 10 roc nnr.
Brothers bankers In TINS city nave nav n ao week. plot
% acres having front OF $50 feet on Ooney
has been purchased by them at y 00o per acre; ae
have also bought several pieces on the New.
Thew and MIR Munsel own plot OF 200 acres bounded
by Coney Island road, New Utrecht roatl West
Tor Churchane) and Lotslane IL IS tner J selI
erect the finest improvements on the properly anu se
with such restrictions as will make the Iocaoh WY ~
srable place OF residence
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and those DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting such pro-
perty will ind IL to their interest to advertise In The
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
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within the Union The advertisement should be made as
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the reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
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Daily Semi. Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals N
every profession business; consequently advertise
ments In each disseminate among all classes The
TRIBUNE deyoes especial attention the reports OF sales
OF real estate both the city and country, thus adding
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THE THIRD OF THE HANDY-VOLUME
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Or THE DESPAIR or SCIENCE
A COMPLETE HISTORY or THE SPIRITUAL PHENOMENA OF
THE LAST WBNTl YEARS
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F1NANc,.. :~D oommnno1Ai..

New YORK, January c-Noon,- Stocks
strong and upward. MoneJ easier. Ex-
change 956. Gold 345h. Fionr steady for
low grades; other kinds dull and lower
Corn dull and 1 cent lower. Pork quiet
new mess $3.50. Lard steady, at 195l62O.
Cotton firm, at PIN. Freights firm.
7P. M.-Cotton 1c better; sales 10000
others dull and dropping. Wheat and corn
dull. Pork firmer. at 90 95O@29 621s. Lard
steady-steam 19l1@194. Whiskey steady,
5-1G@as. Gold active-closing strong.
Sterling 9T. Southern bonds firm.
BALTIMORE, January S--Cotton firm, at
27 Flour favors buyers. Wheat firm
prime to choice red 2.25. Corn dull-white
$1,000; yellow SsG92. Oats dull at 650
70. Pork active, at 5000. Bacon active
shoulders 14149141s. Lard firm, at 1909
90
CHARLESTON, January S.-Cotton opened
weak but closed strong, with an advancing
tendency; sales $50 -middlings 26l% =;
receipts 9S5.
AUGUSTA, January S.-The cotton mark ct
opened quiet at 251a but closed active and
easier, holders asking 27; sales 76O bales;
receipts 492.
SAvANNAH. January 8.-Cotton opened
dull, but closed active; sales 2,2OO bales
middings 27; receipts 1928
MOBILE, January 8.-Receipts of cotton
for the week 10, ,6s6 bales; stock so, ,4O2; sales
to-day 1000 bales--middling 25(026; the
market opened quiet at inside figures, but
closed irregular and excited, at outside
figures; recei rts 1,319
NEW ORLEANS, January S.-Sales of cot
ton to-day $500 bales; of the week 29, 800.
Market excited and advanced; mililings 26.
Gold 3516. Corn scarce-white rs; yellow
80 Pork firm, at 3O1a(93O2 Bacon
scarce shoulders 1624; clear rib is1S clear
l9H. Sugar tirm-common 9A@1O4;
prime 123l; yellow clarified l4(0141S. Mo
lasses firm-common 6O062; prime 6S07O;
choice 72@75, Whiskey quiet-Wesierp
rectified 10@15.
LONDON, January S-3 p M-Consols
929. Bonds quiet, at rs.
L1vERPooI. January s-a P. M.-Cotton
quiet; sales of the week 49, 600 bales exports
10000; speculation $4,000; stock 356, ,OOO
including $4,000 American; stock afloat
203, 900, including 1900 American.
LIVERPOOL, January 8-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed firmer-upiands on the spot and
afioat IL; Orleans III; sales $4,000 bales.
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ful admixture. I have been unable to fiiscover
any trace OF the deleterious substances which ara
employed in the adulteration of liquors. would
not hesitate to use myself or to recommend to
Sthers, 1or medicinal purposes, the Schiedam
Schnapps as an excellent and unobiectinnobie
variety of gin Very respectfully yours.
(Signed,) CHARLES A. SEEIY. cbemis+
NEW YORK, 90 CEDAR STREET, Nov &c, 1867.
Odotpho VOTE, Esq, Present.
DEAR SIR: have submitted to chemical analvss
TWO bottles OF Schiedam Schnapps which took
from fresh package in your bonded warehouse
ana ma, as before, that tho spirituous liouor
is free from Injurious ingredients or falsfcation.
that 1t has the marks Of being aged and not re-
Gently prepared by mechanical admixtnre of
aicoholand aromatics. Respectfully
FRED. +. MAYER Chemist
Udolpho Wolfe, ESQ. 10y i
LEWIS A. sAYRE, NJ. D., No 7s5 broadway.
Il. P. DEVICES, nj. D., No. 791 Broadway
JOSEPH WORSTER, M. D., No. 12O Ninth strcet
NELSON STEELE, M. D., No. 81 Bleccker street
JOHN OREILLY, M. D., No. $50 Fourth street
B. l. RAPHAEL, NJ. D., Professor of the Princi
pies and Practice of Surgery, New York Medical
College, etc, No. 81 Ninth street, and others
The proprietor also offers for sale
Bottled Wines and Liquors,
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly FOR
medicinal use. Each bottle has his certificate of
its purity.
Nov IL 3mo UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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News ltena.

CHARLESTON, January 9-Arrived-stea-
mer James Adger. New York: steamer Fai-
con, Baltimore. Sailed-schooner Nellie
Burgess, Baltimore.
NORFOLK: January 9.-Relable informa-
tlon received this evening from tho scene of
yesterdays affray, represents the negroes as
much excited, but no further acts of vio-
lence have occurred. The military force
sent to the assistance of the sheriff has re-
turned to this city. No further disturbance
apprehended.
Col. Thomas Burwell, n captain in the
war OF 1872, died to-day, aged 81.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, January 8.-Hon. John
nj. Bolts died at his home in Culpeper
County, this morning at 10 o'clock. The
funeral will take place in Richmond on Sun
day.
NEW ORLEANS, January 9.-Gen. Rosseau
died very calmly, last night, at IL O'clock
having taken leave of his friends AMI ftaff
shortly before. The manifestations of re-
gret are universal To-day being a holiday
the anniversary Of the battle of New Or
leans-all the flags flying, both foreign,
consular and American, are mt half-mast and
draped in mourning.
9 Roc5EsTEn, N. Y. January Slight of
fifty children wounded by the falling of O
school-house here,yesterday, died. The ac-
cident is attributed by the coroner's Jury to
neglect in putting full stone caps on the
brick piers.
HAVANA, January s.-Dulce, in his ad-
dress. says II will brave every danger, ac-
cspt every responsibility, for your welfare
The revolution swept away the Bourbons
and rights to citizens and dignity to man,
shall be retained. You will receive all the
reforms you require. The Sp9niards and
Cubans are brothers. From this day the
freedom of the press; right of public meet
ings, and representation in the National
Cortes, are theirs. The fundamental prin-
ciples of true liberty granted you, adjures
Cubans and Spaniards to forget past pains
for the future and establish union and fra
ternity."
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A fro occurred in the store of Mr.. Axel,
under the Planters Hotel, in Augusta, Ga,
on Thursday night, which caused consider
able excitement among the guests of the
hotel. The stock of goods was damaged to
the extent OF several thousand dollars.
Miss Gingman's stock of millinery was also
damaged.
In consequence of the resignation of Col.
J. P. Low, the Commission on Planters
Bonds, now in session at Military Hall. will
not proceed in their Investigations until his
successor is appointed, which will probably
be to-day. There are over Co applicants
for extension of time before the Commits
sion.- Charleston Courier, 8M.
The Charleston papers state that shad
have made their appearance in that market.
Maj. Horbach has withdrawn from the
management of the Charleston Hotel
The price of gas in Charleston has been
reduced to 81 per 1 1000 feet.
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Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
BY THE OLUMBIA BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES, 5abus.1 25@1 so
BAGGING, Gunny,25 OPS
Dundee 53yd. :. @30
BALE ROPE, Manila, @26
NY. Drives. 9ib. .10915
BUTTER, Northern, @5O
Country, u fb. .9O@4O
BACON. Hams. :. .20M23
Sides, % h.. .1S@19
Shoulders. .15A@16
BRICKS, fal, 900. .5@12
CANDLES, Sperm. .40@7O
Adamantine, A II. b.21@25
Tallow .14616
COTTON YARN..1 90@2. 90
COTTON, Strict Mid. @25
Middling. "a OPS
Low Middling, 22@23
GoodOrdinary, 22@224
Ordinary. .2O4@2l3
CHEESE, E. D. ID. .2O@23
Factory. .20@23
COFFEE, Rio, % ID. .21@25
Laguayra. .27@29
Java. .37@40
FLOUR, Coun. IL 00@13 90
Northern. . 8 0O@14 90
GRAIN, Corn. .9O@1 90
Wheat. 80. 2 25@3 90
Oats. :. 10000
Peas .S0M9O
Hay, Northern, 59cwt.
Eastern.
HIDES, Dry, ,93lb ..12l@1s
Green. M8
INDIGO, Carolina. .1@1 25
LARD, T}lb. .18@24
LUMBER, Brds, 100 fl so
Scantling. i 80
Shingles, Pl. .0O0. .275
LIME, b bbl. q 7O@2 80
MEATS, Pork, a9lb... 15A
Beef. .8@13
Mutton. is
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Tele@raph.
Gable Dcspatcnes.

., LONDON, January S.-The feeling among
the tenantry in some parts of Ireland is yery
bitter against the landlords, and in mapy
cases great deal of violence is reported.
PARIS, January 8.-The conference GER
tainly opens tomorrow. The Sultan tele.
graphed instructions, including orders to
withdraw, should Turkeys ultimatum to
Greece be dismissed. The newspaper 7u,que,
In yesterdays issue. says, if the Turkish
representative withdraws, war with Greece
is inevitable.
The bullion in the Bank of France has
decreased 81, 500, 900 francs.
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, g.5O@6O
New Orleans1 O0@I 25
Sugar House. .75@I 25
NAILS, u keg..6 00@7 90
ONIONS. % bus. 1 25@2 90
OIL, Kerosene, S3g 50@55
Machinery. 1901 90
PoULTRY, Ducks, pr.
Turkeys. 8 90
Chickens. .25@30
Geese. ........
SPECIE, Gold. L 1901 81
Silver. Il 23@1 25
PoTAToEs, Irish. 1901 25
Sweet, Pbush. .60@75
RICE, Carolina. ID. .9@1O
East India.
SHoT, Rbag.. s. 25@3 so
SALT, Liverp'l.2 70@3 90
SOAP, T3ib. .74@l1
SPIRITS, Alcohol, gallo 90
Brandy. :. 4 00@12 90
Holland Gins 00@7 90
American. s. 59@4 90
jana Rum 6 00@7 90
n. E. &C. ..3 50@3 rs
Bo. Whiskey,3 50@4 so
Monong'hela 8 1904 90
Reotified. L 5000 SO
SUGAR, Crushed, ib. 1870
Powdered. 100
Brown. .12AM16I
STARCH, T3ib. .16@121
TEA, Green, ib.1 00@2 90
Black, Il 00@1 so
TOBACCO, Chew. .50@1 25
Smoking, T3lb. 50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .70@75
Cider .50M60
French. - 25M1 so
WINE, Cham. g.25@32 90
Port, 73gal O0@5 90
Sherry. 50M6 90
Madeira. .3 5O@6 90
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Affairs In Washington.

WASHINGTON, January S.-Gen. Rosseau's s
death in New Orleans causes general gloom
here. He was highly respected and loved.
The cotton bill authorizes the Secretary
to purchase raw cotton grown after the pas
sage of tbs bill, delivered at any railroad
depot or on steamer making direct COM
munication with New York, at 20 cents per
pound for upland and 80 for sea island.
Purchases made through revenue officers
are exempt from the tax. but if sold to
other than agents of the United States, the
agents will be taxed three cents per pound.
Cotton purchased by the Government shall
be sold at price not less than five cents
advance on the cost. Manufacturers within
the United States are allowed to draw back
219 cents for cotton used by them; full
report of all transactions to be presented to
Congress at the commencement of each
regular session.
In the Senate. q bill regulating the price
and encouraging the product of cotton, was
referred to the Finance Committee. Nor
rlll reported bill amending the Act pro-
viding for national currency, mentioning
incidentally that the United States loses
5000, 600 by national bank in Boston. A
bill restricting the jurisdiction of the Court
OF Claims, was referred to the Judiciary
Committee The Senate passed several per-
sonal disability bills and adjourned
In the House, no business of importance
was transacted. Adjourned to Monday.
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COLUMBIA nIARKET.

hepon for Week ending Friday, January s, 1862
SPHTNIx OFFICE, COLUMBIA. January 9-The
demand for cotton has been very good during the
past week, although there has been little Offering
now quote middling at 25c. and other grades in
proportion. The sales were as follows: at 49, II
at 23l 25 at 23A; Il at 232; 67 at a. 40 at 25 at
22s; 54 at 24t; at 24s; at 222
No change in other articles of country produce:
all that comes in is readily taken, at full prices
=, Ihe following buying rates South Carolina Bank
Hotes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer Co., Brokers:
Bank OF Camden. :. 40 Exchange g
Bank Of Charleston. 40 Planters ... 4
Bank chichester. Farmers and Exchanpe1
Bank of Georgetown. II State. te'.e 1
Bank of Newberry. As Union - 90
Bank South Carolina. 8 So Western r. r.. old "a
State South Caro-. old 20 PEOPLES. .. 50
State South Caro- new Planters and Mechnn Ok
Hamburg ............4 Merchants ~ (
Commercial. :. l
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For Sale.
w. WE will sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
GsA instant, e. our steam MILL twelve miles
GN.6oabove Columbia, in Lexington District,
head of MULES all in fine working order
Parties wishing to purchase will do we'll to attend
Jan q LORICK Il NUNNAMAKER
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Auction g
Sales.
Saleto Foreclose Mortgage

John Agnew us. A. r. Taylor.
IL virtue of power of attorney to me given by
~ I a. Il. Taylor, bearing date January 2S, 1867,
VIII sell, at public auction at Mewtc.-y Court
House, on the FIRST MONDAY in February next,
hoa,n All that PLANTATION, in Newberry County,
Thomas Floyd, on the South and Southeast by
the Saluda Ia River, West by lands of James Lind
lands of Griffin; containing nine hundred and
forty-one (941 acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-Twenty-ive hundred [s2 5OO1
aoilars ana the expenses of the sale in cash. the
balance ON credit of one and two years, secured
6y bond and mortgage, with approved sureties
purchasers to pay for stamps and papers.
JOHN AGNEW
Jan az Attorney of Mortgagor.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-09
Richland County, South Carolina.

PY permission of W. H. Wigg, ESD. judge of
I0 the Probate Court of Riclland County. I will
sell, on the 18th day of JANUARY, 1869, all the
deceased at his late residence on the Congaree
River, eleven miles below Columbia, consisting of:
MULES, CATTLE, HOGS,
Wagons, Harness, Corn, Fodder,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements and numerous other arti-
ces. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Jerms cash. w. M. BECKHAM,
Dec 3O Administrator.