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GREEN WILLIAMS,
y AuctiUnee . and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 12o, southeast corner Seysn;h And s,reet,

huCtiOheefs aud Reai Estate Brokers,
No. 'Io, southeast corner Seventh aud d streets
IRnSTEE,SsALE opiyALUABLE IMPROVED
rrhuPEbTN On NORTH N SrRGgr BE
TN EGN 10TH and 2OrH TRaETs WEST
a by win OF = deed of trust executed by
III; Emil Gorruer and wite bsarug ate ,ha l.; III
Ioay OF Iuiy ID iSr ana REQ Irded in Liner
- No IL. folics 21s Sc. one OF the and
,'Loros ot Na,htngton COUNTY. y. u. AMI a. vi, !,
writt'n reqn,s, of the party secn,et Thereby, III.
uucetsghei trnstt iii. 90 TUESDAY the 3
DAY OF August \. Il lsD, in frnn, Of the premises,
az o CLOCK NJ sill. a. pablo snctiou. all that
pre-" or parcel OF grourd lying in ths City OF
"n,Inb2,on. U'C known rs the east f,et5 iucS-
.soI tht TOT CT ground numbered 10, in square um
corner OF sail II and ruaniag thence west a on 2
me line of noIth stree. IL feet aud three Inc hes ;
fhence south lGl feet ts an alley % feet wide !;
tbenco east D. feet and 3ioches. aud thence north
TO tbs place OF beginning The improvements
upon foregoing desC piece Of sroun cou,Ist
bf use. 'Ns
Terms: One third cash. (of which a daposit of
tuwlli be required at The tiue oi sale y oa I. ace
IN TWO Iual payments at and l. On'hs sec "a red
ny neNd OF trust "a the premises, with interest
IRON Gay Ct sale The UTohaser will be retli,ired
10 Eeep Tue housA Insured against damage by Il re-
10 the falr extent able pon the value a. of
ano assign the tolicv OF Insurance for the beaait
0f the trust. CoDveyanciDg aud STAN ps at cost of
purchaser should the purchaser fsil TO comply
win all the term nf sale within i've davs from
cav ~ safe the Trustees reserv the ri -at TO resell
az The risk and cast of the tefauiriux purchase-
by giving ten dsss previous puolic n,tice # ,nch
H.hed in Warrington. u. q.
PHILfP MAY. Trustees.
~ Is otawads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc,s
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= = U st o
The nARYLANp FaEE STONE COMPANY
are prepared to furnish their etone in dimensions
and quantity required,
STEPS, PLATFORMS,
WATHR TABLEs DOPING,
rLAGGlNG, AeHLEa, &C
heavy N Asanry, Ia large quantities.
O.W. HAYDEN. .Sscrstary,
maria. am 2l1 stree G..
s,BE ORDTR OF NAY IL. 1859, AN.
j poancips the receival OF Proposals f-r the Sale
az " aste PAPER belopsiDg "a the Treasury Do
psrtment IL hereby witndra wntor the preseut.
GEO e. RICE.
rylqt Gen eupt. reasary BuildinEs.
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WANTS,

WAHTtD-A middle ag ID weMA AN to 40 gem
w trsl housswors fer . email family. 4.1 iitA
WH,ss,TEr1II,s.S.o GIRLS IRIS a. the Paper s;S F.:.
7,h st.eet, opposite the Patent one. Nss
A COOP NuR-E wANTEn FOB A 0HILD
BET Ith aad Sth sts. jyl5 zt'
~ AkTkD-By = Ie.p..tatle lady sIrUA.
w II0S as assistant Nurse ia Q small IA nliy
:alarv DO oh!Aot; good homs needed. Adi-sss
Box No 4 star Office. It,
A REsPONsIRLE PRISON WASTED TO
N tske entire charge ef An infant one m nth Old
days. SHIFT, tLis Office jyls-3t-
FAMILY Or FOUR PERsONs, TWO La
ola gSnse il ' esir.51s 70 must ne nssr HSs
ezshsnssd. address. ". I. Il Ws.hinsies Post
lANTEp-Oub ard I: S. steamer 7 Tail.poo,s
w Wafdroo1 erEWARO. None need ao2ly
unless well recommended jyH3T
\lANTED-A settled woman to COOK, WASH
w aud I8ON at S6I 18th street. between and
X None Se,d sp0ly unless sell recommended a.
NNANTFD-To o rohsse for asa. a HOUSE
w with rom seven 10 ten TO ms. Also. one With
Also, wanted to purchase, REAL ESTATE
hoTsS' at beat MARIE, .s,., urrrrr
jyIi2w NE. 'or rew York ave aud .5th st.
xNAETFU-A whit- CHANYsRMAtO either
w American or German Apply ut So? Sd .,reet
west VB
c-O0 WANTED FOa SIX MONrHs-wil
6UV pay $50 poT month CUnds q Il a sc ,pd
sscrIity Cali or address W EUSaRDS. as
New JeTsey sveUus, be;wee aud 4 sis. Jy 1887
A LADY, THOXOUTHLS QUALIFIED.
~ wishes EMPLOY MESr a. nop,iss or
CLERK fn pubic private employ Terms very
mo crate. address B. A. n, Sisr Office. Jyl-2w'
tNAkTRD-Femlies breaking NC no sekeepine
w or removing from tho ell. 20 know tn at Ihey
can cisp"se of tbeiU FURNITURE without the
trOutle or reDse of ali auction by addressing VI.
LtEf: .-a Pennsylvania avenue, southeast cor
OF 10th street %
tlANTFD - SEC0ED HAND FURNITURE.
W Persons declining hous skee ping poss
oftheir -ntir' enects for Cs-h ny cnnf-rug with
DkNi>ON, 37s Pa. ave bet. a., and 9th SITS
Ey2S 3ih7
4 ADIes, GENTLEMEN. AND UHILOREN's
IL SECOND HAND OLOTHtN4, UNDE1-
CLOTHING. BOCTS AND SHOES, &C. sc.
bougbt by Y. 5 JUSTH at 2s4 = 7th street in the
second square above the Northern Liberty Market
between and hi streets. east side. mgaIy~
WANTED-The highest ca.h price will be paid
w for StCDN ND-HAND FURNITURE, In lots
from SIS to s. O,Si. Call on
WALTER II WILLIAMS,
1Ob : venth street,
apin I'm between q aud streets north
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(lY GREEN d WILLIAMS,
- AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. e26 Southeast corner 7th and D streets.
TRUsTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON HEVEnTh STkE0T, BE-
The CANAL.
~, By virtue of a deed OF trust to the under.
Ia: signed bearing date the 5th Gay OF March, A.
d. 1858, and auly recorded in Liber . e. No.
81. st folio It3 &c, land records of Washington
party secured thereby. on TUESDAY. the 10Th
aay Of July, 1862 ct 6o'ciock p m, viii sell. in
front Of tine prem ses Lot No four } in the 70.
corded subdivision OF original Lots, numbered six
IS, and seven, t7,) In Square numbered four hun
dred ana sixtv-one, (46lD with improvem. uts
thereon, consisting Of . well built Brick Ware
bOuse.
Terms Of sale: $500 cash; the balance in two
equal pay ments at and L. months, secure1 by
deed Of Z, ust the promises, Win interest Uon-
yeyArcips and sfaw % the cost of the purchaser
Oash depeeit ct time of sale, $500
NAThANIEt WILsOE Trustee.
iy i'd GRGEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y COOPEK EATIWER, AuctCneers
- Successors to j. q. Mcclure 4 Col
Southwest corner Penua'a avenue aud lIth street.
LARGE STOCK or AGRICULTURAL IMPL
MBNTS AT PUBLIC AUiTiON.
Uu SATURDAY NENT, the nth
sinstant. com mencing at 10 O'Clock a.
- IN. we shall sell, at the warerooms Of
J. p. Bartbolow. EeT on eth street west. between
Pennsyiy ania avenue "A I'D the canal. all the ARri.
cultural implements. &C.. remai1ing in ssif ware
rooms, of which we enumarate In part, viz
Grist Mile, Beapers. Mowers
Threshers. Bay Cutters. Flows
cider Mills, Cuitivators. B me Dust
Hay Cutters Harvest Tools
Extras fer n overs RAapers, Tbreshers, &c
Fertilizers. Old Iron, Shelving, Desk, Drawers
Wagons, Carts, &C.
Also
Four FIVE Frame warehouses for business
purposes promine ntly situated. and many other
articles too Numerous to enunerate
The above sale will be continued from day to
day until the Whole is disposed OF
COOPER L4TIMER.
v 1871 tChron. ARep Auctioneers.
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GALE OF BUILDINGS.

MALE OF BUILDINGS.
HEA'g,a, F.e;, Nl1.T.sr D.>rs,cr.
ID VIII be ,e,d =; gahl,e sutton. oOmnlsnci, =,
eusrtermsster Department at Richaloni. Va,
Repair Shops, > on the Canal. bel5, l-:h street,
.FoIses House at the ..Rcckett.
The sale will take place or the grounds occupi,d
hy he bEilr ing.: and further Information IS 20
ontained o, app1s,ioa At thi. rT oc - 'A' can 'e
Terms, Cash on tn day of sale: dep7.it OF zen
pi,St. ,Ssnt. ieIM.ed from each purchaser as esca
Ten days allowed for removal Of bniltin q.
Brrvet Colonel Quarterma.ter L srnlrH - -, ;.s
ounTieTms-ter rirst Military District y SIS
I INCoLN DEPOT AT AUCTIOS.
DEroT QUART .wA.rsR-- O-F-rE.
VASUEN0TON l.. q July 10 Us.
VIII be sola. al putIic auction, on MONDAY.
Psrsison o. c.p;sin u G rhoma,. :. X. Ke iiae fa
kseSh and tneGH T~s .Tsst, e
snn D 81 reefs nOrfh. CON pfisipS. ' -"
Ruil!ipes :0ox.s feet kusine Hou.e, l7xs3, l
B"!ldiDs I:.,ss Z. ~ story :.:oIy .
iI.ripg House, ss,r s.ssis s1:s yest Il" feet
kith.n to do s4xis,a tSok H5s. g.1a. 81,
Building sox ss Ice House s.: tsfts ftst tee'
lWsier tank sni Frame. l.x.sx:s see,:7 s:ns..
Picket Fence. pa feet high
pets. g.
Purchasers will be allowed ten days to remove
bnil6ings
Term. Cash on day of sale.
By order IT III ouarternaster General
y. c McFEKkaN,
Deputy ousrtermaster General,
" LOOT 6revet Brig. Gen, u A.
EOvERNMENT BALE
HEAnQU' RS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
OFFICE ShLEF ouAEIERNAsTEE,
will be sold At public suction. cor, encing at
TO- Gf WEDNksDAY. the :Sth day of July,
1879. At the oratte rmastars Arehcuss At Hock-
ets.' Richmond Va the following articles of
Quartermastsr's Property. viz.
Tbiify -eisht 1881 Army WAGONS
Right IS Carts
Sihtysix t66l sets Of Wheel Harness
Fifty two So, sets Lsad Harress
Twelve ll2) sets Cart Harness
Ten ules.
Terms: Oash In L.. D currency
Adeposit OF ten per cent. will be Required from
eeSh purchaser.
BY order Of the Quartermaster General q. s.
Army. G CHANDLER,
Brevet Col QuArtermasser L. 8. Army
10 so-et Chief U. NJ lst Military District.
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10y GREFN & WILLIAMS,
- Auctioue-r. and Real Estate Brokers,
eouthea.t corner of Seventh and u streets

ulN GREFN WILLIAMS,
- hiictione-rs and Real Estate Brokers,
eouthsast corner of Seventh and u streets.
TRCsTEES,SALE0 UHExPIRGD TERM or
LEASE OF SQUARG WEST Of suUABG
No b2i AM tkAMe MABkEC-HOUs ON
CnRNER q STREET NokTH AND FIRST
- By virtue of q deed in trust from Thomas
E.8 COye. caring date the 18th day Of Feb
:rua'y. 1869 aud recorded in Libsr r aud g.
70 folio 325, and for the payment of q promis-
sory note Therein secured, for So 100, with inter.
est from 18th February. 1859 the Subscribers will
sell, at public sale. on THURSDAY, the 2.d day o!
Juiy. 1883, at ga O'Clock .. NJ, on the premises,
tbe unexpired term OF lease from 1honA Lewis
and wife, for 10 years from lsi september. 1875 :.
With privilege OF purchase of square west If
sqnare GA with the buildings and improvements,
which are TIE well known Two story frame market
he use. on the corner f street north aud let
st,e-' west. near Government Printing Odice
Terms One nalf cssb, of which $50 wilt be
quiIed On the spot, and balance in ; and months,
for notes bearing interest from cav Of sale. se-
cured ty de- H. trust up"n the property: and if
not com pliel with in three days. the property will
BE- Tesold. npOa hve Gays notice. at the risk aud
expense of the purchaser. All Conveyancing aud
stam IDS at cost 0f purchase
utrn nHaRLEs $ WALLACCH Trustees
Jyli DADS GREEN i WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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4 KITED STATES PATENT OTFIoa,

On the petition Of sAMU6L VAN sYCKEL,
o. Litusyiile Pa: PRAYING for the extension Of .
isss, Tor IN Improvement in Interlockins Crate
Il 10 ordered that said petition be heard at thi,
ONCE on the 10th day Of September NEXT. Any per.
eos may oppose this extension. 0b,ections, posi-
tions, and other papers should be hied ia this
ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing
SAMUEL s. FtSHER
JeGlav3w Commissioner Of Patents
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NovsI1H soUxSfI ESEks. AaD HAoaI1

PABKEBSbuR0, WEST VIRGINIA.
We hsvs on hand one Portable etsam D v uin
otD aorss foycr that We viii ell at our works
suitable for thrsehtng mac hinss Of 10 horse powsr;
also. several portable eng ines Oh wheels from Is 20
chase new or second hand machinery, eagines or
lrena youiG 40 veu % osil er address =. .
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RRI WiGLIAM l.. WALL q Co., Anrts
- Stores corner ytn snd street.
tWSil's Opera douse.l
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RY JOHN Il. WHITES uctionser.
AUCTION sALE AT TIE CORNER OF
AND STRkxTS. AT HILTON HOTEL
A. q, N mencing at III O'Clock, wa uiii
I@N for eae fifteen or twenty pooA 40,
N>N some very nne animsis.
Also. one PAR good yonne Mnles
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George Copway. the Indian doctor and
lecturer, died suddenly in Ypsilanti,
Mich, on Monday. #
Mrs. Worth, the wife of Che deceased
General, Departed this life in Florida, on
the 21st. Shewas an sstimable lady.
The disabilities of Chancellor W. d.
johnson, of the State, have been re-
moved.
z There are 80, 600 people in Nagasaki,
and it is estimated that $4,000 of them
are drunk every night. They get drunk
on saki, distilled from rice.
A colony OF Swedes encamped on Kaw
River, Kansas, in temporary shanties,
were suddenly engulphed by the late
rising of the river, and being unable to
escape, thirteen committed suicide, and
the remaining twenty were drowned.
DEATH BY DRowNNG.-On Monday
afternoon, negro man named Dickson
Vance, while bathing in Wappoo Gut,
ST.. Andrews Parish, was seized with
cramp, and, before assistance could be
rendered, was drowned. His body was
recovered.
Near Newman, Ga, recently, house
was burned in consequence of defective
we'll bucket. The fire was discovered in
time, but the bottom of the bucket
dropped out, and contest with the flames
was hopeless.
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to aodeoe Gov. sprague from his flsst

20 soauee3 Goy. Sprague from his hrss
.
\ We cannot agree that Augusta possesses
9. finer water poRer than the Columbia
Canal; ana we submit that We have suf-
6cienf channels decentralization With
tho Atlantic and New York. at least, to
retain the fidelity of Gov. Sprague to the
word and spirit of his agreement.
In conclusion, we submit that it is
neither fair nor generous in the Sentinel
to seek to benefit Augusta to the detri-
ment OF Columbia; and!we trust our con-
temporary, in seeking to develop it's city
and her water powers, will do so by re-
framing from odious and invidious COM
PARSONS between Augusta and Columbia.
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Man" says the anatomist, "changes
entirely every seven years" -
Therefore, says Jones. "my tailor
should not ask me for the bill L con-
tracted in 1862. am not the same per-
son; hence, I owe him nothing"
Josh Billings says: ''Give the devil his
due reads we'll enough in proverb; !;
but, mi friend, what will becum Nv me
and yu if this arrangement is carried
out?
A Connecticut clergyman says that
only one person in fifty believes in the
doctrine of eternal punishment for him
self, while all believe in it for others.
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HEIN1TsH's QUEENS DELIGHT. What
is it? Ask your neighbor, who has been
relieved of distressing disease. Ask
that rheumatic what cured him. Ask
the victims of dyspepsia. Ask that beau
tiful daughter what removed those hide
Gus spots and ulcers, and made her face
as fair as Parian marble Ask the once
iaundiced victim of liver complaint.
Ask that once poor emaciated form, the
subject Of female Irregularities, what
brought about such n marvellous change.
The answer is, cts HEINITsH's QUEENS
DELIGHT" Come out, then, all ye de-
spending ones. Be cheerful, gay and
happy. If you are sick, fail not to try,
only try-no easier task-a bottle of
HEINITsu's QUEEN Delight. il
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JOHN MCKENZIE, Mayor.
On motion, Council adjourned.
j. S. MCMAHON, City Clerk.

Grant appointed no negro cadets. He
thereby enraged the negroes of Washing
ton. "What?" say they, "are colored
men to be restricted in social intercourse
to the mechanical classes, and their sons
and heirs to be refused admission to the
national academies at West Point and
Annapolis? Perish the thought" Grant
puts, negroes into the printing office and
brick-yards and navy-yards, but none in
to West Point.
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Funeral Invitation,

The friends and acquaintance of Mr.. JOHN
j. RAWLS and family, DR.. Thomas J. Rawis
and family, and Mrs. NJ. L. Bower and family,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
of the former, at his late residence on Ri
chardson street, THIS AFTERNOON, at 5
o'clock
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BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-If You would be
beautiful, use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives pnre Blooming Complexion
and restores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and
perfect.
1t removes Redness, Blotches and PIN
pies, cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles,
and makes lady of thirty appear but
twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin
Smooth and Pearly; the Eye bright and
clear; the Cheek glow with the Bloom of
Youth, and imparts fresh, plump ap-
pearance to the Countenance. No lady
need complain of her Complexion, when
rs cents will purchase this delightful ar
ticle.
TN, =. q, ,
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ssTHE XIX CENTUEY.-An gent or can
vasser wanted in every town and village
for this handsome Southern illustrated
monthly. A live, enterprising postmas-
ter should realize from twenty to forty
dollars q month Enclose thirty-fve
cents for a specimen number to the KIN
Century Publication Company, Charles
ton, S. c..
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DELAYS ARE DANGERoUs.-Tha poor,
emaciated consumptive, who is now be-
yond all hope of recovery, might now be
hale and hearty had he not neglected
that slight cough. Be advised. If you
have q cough or cold, get at once bottle
of Dr.. TUFTS EXPECToRANT, and you
will soon be relieved. Do not put it
off. J36
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THE XIX CENTURY. racy maya
zine, published in Charleston, s. c., is
under the ban of the new regime because
of its funny pictures of the State Legis-
lature, printed in colors. Our readers
will enjoy its contents. It's power.
Yearly subscription $3.50. Single num-
bers 35 cents. Sold at all bookstores.
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1000 years before the birth of Chisto-
pher Columbus, he Chinese Year Books
say that company of Buddhist priests
entered America by way of Alaska, and
examined the whole Western coast of
North America.
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THE XIX CENTURY. the curious
Adventures of Confederate Blockade
Runners and "Personne's "reminiscences
of the War;" in this popular Southern
magazine. Published in Charleston, S.
G. Sold at all the bookstores. Yearly
subscription $3.50. Single numbers 35
cents.
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Emplovment Office

FAMILIES can be supplied with servants
IL by applying to Mrs. Ferguson, on Lady
street, near Bull street. Servants can obtain
places by applying at the same place, from 0
a. d. until L. NJ. July 8 81
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indulge in his occasional slap at things
American, but we can stand it-indeed,
it is rather amusing than otherwise. The
price of the volume is forty cents.
We have also received from Messrs
Bryan McCarter, the July numbers of
Peterson's Lady's National Magazine and
Harper's New Monthly, for July. Much
useful information will be derived from
q perusal of their pages.
RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY
Pursuant to adjournment, the stock
holders of the Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad, met yesterday NOR
ming. Major G. ID. Melton offered q
series of resolutions relative to the con-
solidation of the two companies, which
were unanimously adopted by stock
vote. There being no further business
before the meeting, Col. James Il. Rion
moved that they adjourn, to meet in
joint convention with the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad Company. Which
was adopted.
The Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company was called to order by Col
Wilson. of North Carolina, when the
resolutions, relative to assuming the en-
tire debt, was adopted by stock vote
On motion of w. Il. Robertson, ESQ.,,
the meeting adjourned to meet in con-
vention with the Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad Company.
Tho stockholders OF the Columbia and
Augusta and Charlotte and South Caro-
lima Railroads convened Col. j. H.
Wilson in the Chair, and Aessrs Gregg
and Meetz acting as Secretaries.
Mr.. John j. Cohen, from the commit
tee appointed for that purpose, reported
that majority of the stock in both
companies was represented.
Col. Rion offered resolution relntive
to stock represented, which was adopted.
W. r. Robertson, Esq, proposed o
number of bylaws for the government
of the company, which was adopted.
James G. Gibbes, Esq, offered the
following resolution, which was adopted:
Resoloed, That the salery of the Presi-
dent of the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad bo fixed at $4,000 for
the first year, and at So, 900 thereafter.
A resolution complimentary to Chief
Engineer Moore was introduced by DR..
Lewie and adopted.
A committee was appointed to nomi-
nate officers, who reported the following
names, which were balloted for and
unanimously elected:
DIRECTORS Georgia. w. E. Jackson,
Josiah Sibley, j. j. Cohen, S. B. Herd
North Carolina-W. johnson, A. B.
Davidson, Gen. j. A. Young, Gen. w.
III. Neal. Lexington-Dr. f. S. Lewie
Richland-C. D. Melton. DR.. John
Fisher, Edward Hope, Col. F. w.
McNIaster. Fairfeld--W. r. Robert
son, James Fl. Rion. Chester-T. j.
Paterson, j. j. Mcclure. York-A. B.
Springs.
AT subsequent meeting of the Board,
VIM. Johnston, Esq, was unanimously
elected President.
w. r. Robertson, ESQ, moved that
the official proceedings of this conven-
ton be published in the Columbia PHG-
NIX, and also in pamphlet form, for the
uso of the stockholders
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers was fixed for the second Wednesday
in April of each year.
Resolutions of thanks to Mr.. W. A.
Wright for the use of his hall, and to the
Chairman and Secretaries for the faith
full performance of their duties, were
adopted, when the convention adjourned.
A few copies OF the Sack and Destruc-
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IA O o an Item .. i.

The crowd at the circus, last night,
fully testified their appreciation Of the
Performance by shouts Of applause at
the daring feats of the actors and the
pointed jests of the clowns. Herr Len
gel, notwithstanding his recent severe
illness, entered the cage, and exhibited
his control over the beasts. To use q
common but very emphatic expression,
sit is good show"
JOB OFFICE. The Phonir Job Office
is prepared to execute every style of
printing, from visiting and business cards
to pamphlets and books. With ample
material and first-class workmen, satis-
faction is guaranteed to all. If our work
does not come mp to contract, we make
no charge. With this understanding our
business men have no excuse for sending
work North.
OUR Book TABLE. -"Stretton, is the
title of new novel, by Henry Kingsley,
author of "Ravenshoe," Geoffrey Ham
lyn," &C., for copy of which we are
indebted to Messrs. Bryan G. McCarter.
1t contains an illustration and is put
up in the usual good style of the Messrs.
Harper & Brothers, New York. The
author in his rattling, galloping, trench
ant, trooper-like style, leads his readers
over some two hundred and fifty pages
of English city and country life, and
leaves them very well pleased and not
very weary with their easy ride. He
would not be Kingsley if he did not
indulge in his occasional slap at things
American, but we can stand it-indeed,
it is rather amusing than otherwise. The
price Of the volume is forty cents.
We have also received from Messrs
Bryan & McCarter, the July numbers of
Peterson's Lady's National Magazine and
Harper's NeO Monthly, for July. Much
useful information will be derived from
q perusal of their pages.
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