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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-13
So ST. ALBAN,S HALL .-sat
ON THURSDAY EVENING,


January 13th, 1s!e
On this occasion they propose to the Cburcp,
Sunday-school, Masonic Lodsc, or any society
receiving the largest number Of votes one OK thcir
BURDETT COMBINATION ORGANS.
The Instrument win be used by the Brothers during
the evening, and exhibited b. Mr.. W. Is. TIRE
MAINE. The following arc few Of the societies
that have by this plan ieceiyed one OF these beau
Catholic church Raleigh, N. G.; value........s47
Masonic Lodge, Newborn, n. c.. Value. 41S
Episcopal church. Macon, Ga. ynluc......... AIS
Lutheran church Wilmington, Nc; value. GO
Methodist Episcopal church, Raleigh, n. c.; :.
yalue -, " , ~
Every ticket counts vote. Parties purchasing
tickets Will write the name Of tho church or So
eiety they intend voting for on the back OK the
ticket. alt ~ 2#
A committee will be selected from the audience
to count the votes and announce tho result.
Itis Understood that should there be any def-
cheney between the amount re ilfzed and the price
Of the organ, the church or society receiving IL
will be required to pay the difference. Should the
amount received exceed she price Of the instru:
ment, the excess viii be given to the successful
parties. '-'ts
TICKETss Adults, q !; children. 50 cents; to be
had at atPOLLOCK'S music store, Sl4 Main street.
Doors open at half-past 4; to commence at
O'Clock. jall-3t
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TOBACCO REGuLATIoSs.-ln reply to
frequent inquiries made by local revenue
officers and others, the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue decides that persons on,
gagged in the business of purchasing leat
tobacco which they consign to commission
houses, agents, or other persons, to be sola
on their account, are liable to pay speclal
tax of s25 as dealers in leaf tobacco, under
the provisions Of the 59th section OF the
act CT July 2otL, 1868, and that the liability
is incurred notwithstanding the sales are
made through the agency Of persons ez
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-13

Porter, q Radical congressman from
Virginia, is making himself very conspi-
cious in his efforts to delay the admission
of Virginia, and to secure the application
of the test-oath to the members of the
Legislature.
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1rlIllAM {. DUNtiAM g. CO.,

NJ IIT,I Z Vt z. 10 y kI.N4W " W.
W GrNkRAi. SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS
EICuNoNp. Va. PoST-OFrICE Box 81
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uOT-BED SASH of approved patterns
III for sale low at my factory, foot Of Thir-
teenth street; az ALLAN JJHSS0N'S seed
REsNss Agrlsuiturai Wssshouse. No. : Roanoks
!sass.,diSwis :" III. XoH9AerE,
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VIRGINIA OFFICES RE-EsTABLIsHED.-
Stuart's Draft, Augusta county, John Trus-
ter, postmaster-on route Baskerville to
Sherando, but name changed to " Porce-
lain" lPenbrook, Franklin county, Mrs.
Frances Walker, postmistress-on route
p;ttsylyania Courthouse to Elade Hill.
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niCHM0ND THEATRE.

DICHMoND THEATRE.
La RUE'S SCARNIFthLMHNsfhE hELs s AMI AHD s
BURLEsoUE OPERA. TROUPE.
NEt ONE WEEK ONLY,
commencing MONDAY, January H..lsso.
EIGHTEEN DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS:
TIE world deAcd 70 prod zee talent equal 70 the
Carniyals-ths hend and front OF u1nstretsy. =
! .,y,r..- La Rue's Original Sensation,
SHoO FLT,1 La RUEfS ~ fSHOCSELIs
SfOO FLY.S 49, LA A,RUE'S }SHo0 kLS.
SMoo FLY,} La RUE'S t,Hoo FLY.
f, Tfrn Great Sensation OF the Day:
Vanderbilt sings 1t, Gould whistles II, FISK DumS
Il, The blind can hear IL I: the deaf can see II.
EVERY NIGHT.;sf EVERY NIGHT.
EVERY NIGHT.
ADMISSION rs. so, and &c.
Begins at O'Clock. Reserved seats for sale at
"s'r Ia i,Sss : Son4''SA : aPHAT BOY" Agent.
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SHIPPING.


EOR PHILADELPHIA.-The 4FSA
II steamer j. g. GREEN. Captain sSsaStsS
PACE, now lying at her berth In the DOCK. viii
receive freight Tor the above port I'LL FRIDAY
the llth instant at IL O'Clock. Freight taken for
Norfolk ut moderate rates. Passage 10 Philadel-
phia, including meals aud stateroonl. 90.
W.P. PORTER, Agent,
in 12-3t - Office No. 2I25 Dock street.
FOR NEW YORK.-'rhe new IceTrg
n and elegant sidc-whccl 5tc.msblp sssssllE&&N
NIAGARA, Captain ELAKEMAN, will leave her
wharf at Rockets on FRIDAY. January II. at
O'Clock J. 81. Freight received up IL 81. FRI
DAY. For freight or passaga apply to
WILLIAM &. DUNIihM n CO.,
ia a12-at corner Eleventh and Slain streets
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WINES AND LIQUOKs.

uENNESsEY BRANDY-Our own im-
IL portation--just arriving: For sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-13

T7HE TREMAINE BROTHERS AND
4 NR. JOHN g. PERSON will give OLe OF
/ their popular and pleasing
~ MUSICAL ENTERTAlSMENTS
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E & j. BURKE'S IRISH WHISKEY.
E. A few cases OF this celebrated WHISKEY-
the Oldest and very best imported. For sale By
Ia 10 - ). G.. TARDY q CO.
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DORT, SHER AND Madeira
I. WINES.-We arc just landing-of our own
importatfon--an invoice Of aboycVISES, part
Ia ID" 10 = ' g. C. TARDY & co.
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CUNE YSIDE TRIUMPHASIIl@n @
only premium gtren by the s,s.e ,
EYSfDE STOVE. For sale only BY MOUSTCAs-
Ti,1s Stove heats ONE or moA rooms, and y nn.
surpassed Tor economy, Cleanliness, ama tsauA ~,
r0Yef. Lp
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-02

The Rural Carolinian for September,
contains a handsome and we'll merited
notice of the late Prof. William Hume,
of Charleston.
The Chester Reporter records the death
OF DR.. John Douglass, of that County.
HOTEL ARn1vALs, September 1.-Nicd-
erson House.-Jnmes Wilhelm, Louis
vile, Ky; William Johnston, A. G.
Benanger and wife, Charlotte; s. F.
Houston, Augusta; u. T. Ward, Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad; f. A. Bnbcock,
j. NJ Mackay, New York; II. J. Donald.
son, Cheraw; H. Hiss, Baltimore; w. T.
J: Q. Woodward, Charlcston; r. 81.
Gordon, Pendleton.
Golumdid Hote.-P. ]. Walsh, W. Dud-
ley, Charleston; Greston Kaufman. T..
Y. Sutherland. New York; "A. B. knowl-
ton, Fort Note; S. H. Cohen, w. A.
Bradley, Augusta; w. II. Whitlork,
Richlund; II. Wilson, Richmond; Mrs.
Miles, Charleston; ]. H. Kion, Winns.
boro; w. j. Gary, Edgefeld.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

T WILL sell, on MONDAY, the Sd day of Oc :
IL tobor next, ut the Court House, in Brc-
ward. North Carolina, one large PLANTA-
TON, lying on tho French Broad Rivor, in
Transylvania County, five miles North-east Of
tho town of Brcvard. known as tho WARD
FARM, containing 400 acres, moro or less
2io acres of which Is river bottom, and upon
which is situated large and magnificent
dwelling house, with all other necessary build
ings.
TEnols OF SALE-Onc-third each, the other
two-thlrds one and two years credit. Title
retained until tho purchase money is paid. If
necessary, the land will be lotted on day of
sale to suit purchasers. For further informa-
ton. apply to the subscriber at Brcvard, n j..
&. l.. G, WHIrIIRE A1'or
With Will annexed, of Joshua Ward, deceased.
Aug 12 f1
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The War i'm Europe.

Our readers will find interesting news
in our telegraphic columns from the seat
of war. It seems that heavy reverses
have again befallen the arms of France.
AS we suggested, McNTahon, marching
to the relief of Bazaine, came across
that Prussian wedge that had forced
itself up to the Belgian frontier and pre-
sented sharp edge on the one side to
Bazaine at Metz, and on the other to the
advancing French under McMahon.
Ct appears that the fight took place near
Montmedy, and the French are said to
have been thrown back upon Sedan and
perhaps beyond.
Again the desperate valer of the
French army has been unavailing against
the superior numbers and the equal valor
of the German army.
It is reported that Bazaine had fight
also, but it seems that he and McMaho on
failed to act in unison. We think it
evident that the German army is numer-
Gus enough to hold Bazaine Mt Metz,
and at the same time to outnumber
McMahon. The victory is with the
strong battalions.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-02

FIRST TRAIN OVER THE CHARLOTTE, Co
LUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD BRIDGE
Yesterday, ut 1 o'clock p. m, the first
train passed over the Charlotte, Colum-
bia and Augusta Railroad bridge. A
large number of citizens boarded the
train ut the intersection Of Broad street
AS soon as the train was we'll on the
bridge, Il young lady OH board broke IL
bottle Of Hcidsic wine, scattering the
contents on the bridge, rs a christening
Champagne flowed freely, aud all the
excursionists returned highly pleased.
The members of the City Council then
took passage, and crossed the bridge by
special invitation. and partook freely Of
the refreshments provided for the occn-
sion. -AuguStu Chronicle and Sentinel
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The Manufacturers by the Side Of tn
Fnrmer.

The Mnnafacturcr by the Side of the
Farmer.
It was Gen. Jackson, says the Atlanta
Intelligencer, who said that 'to plant the
manufacturer by the side of the farmer
is the true and sure way to increase the
recompense of the husbandman's toll;
even though his metals, his implements,
his wares, and his fabrics, should cost
him more money under protective poll
cy than under free trade, he would nev-
ertheless pay for them with less of pro-
dnce or labor, and in the operation gain
the large benefit of greater diversity Of
interests in the community"
And it will not be long before the man
ufacturer will be planted by the side Of
the farmer of the South-the manufac-
turer of cotton by the grower of that
great Southern staple. And then what
will become of the Lowells of the North
and East? In competition with the
Southern manufacturer they must signal
~ fail. We may not live to see it, but
the time will surely come when the man
ufacturer planted by the side of the
cotton grower, will reap harvest which
New England may well envy. She will
then sorrow for tho policy which she has
pursued toward the South, and which
will wrest from her the prosperity which
she has enjoyed at the enpcnse of the
South.
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The SoUTn CARo11SA INSTITUTE FAIR
The arrangements for tho tenth annual
fair of the South Carolina Institute are
rapidly progressing, and it promises to
be n grand event in the history of
Charleston. 1t is intended that it shall
not be surpassed. either in the variety
OF articles exhibited, the character of the
entertainments, or in the number of visi
tors. The directors Of the Institute are
determined that the world shall see that
Charleston is neither dead nor sleeping,
but can, does. and always will, take part
in the progress of the age.
Charleston Ners.
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Dull Platt-Itudc.

Judge Platt advises Governor Scott
not to engage in the canvass-for he
might be shot down AS, for instance,
at some public meeting in Edgefeld!
The best thing that Governor Scott
could do for Reform would be to ''spcak
in public on the stage"
We should advocate the hanging OF
any man, or boy, or woman who should
undertake to close his utterances. Oh!
that mine adversary would make a
speech"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-02
Paul's Epistlc.

MIR. EDITOR: PAUL SIMS, from the
hallowed precincts OF Gadsden. III "a
Gard to the Republicans Of Riohland
County, in yesterdays PHGN1x, with
draws his name from ticket for County
officers, on which he says it,was placed
unauthorizedly. Having voted" says
Paul, 'for the candidates upon the
regular, ticket, every consideration of
good faith leads mo paul to give my
earnest support to their election" Not
content with this withdrawal, however.
he volunteers the advice to .Republi-
cans to beware Of men, who, under the
guise of independent Republicans. are
doing all in their power to defeat the
Republican party"
Explanatory of this it may be re-
marked that few days since II number
of Republicans, designated by "Paul'
and his bretheren as ''bolters," disgust
ed with the arrogance and trickery of
the office-holding oligarchy Of this
County, nominated al independent
ticket, composed of names, which for
honesty, intelligence and true Republi-
can principles, will compare most favora-
bly, with that which Paul calls the regular
ticket. This, in my further commenta-
ries on his epis:le, intend to show is a
regular political fraud upon Republicans,
without shadow Of authority or counte-
nance from the regularly constituted au-
thoritics of the Republican party, but
concocted and consummatcd in, despite
of their instructions. and engineered
and manip"'sted mainly by those whose
own name. were placed on the ticket.
BEN BOLT.
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Change of Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r. r. {

OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r. r. CO.,
COMPANY SHOPS, N. c., August 20, 1870.
a CD ez DAY, 3S ssp septo%Ser a,tSe fHqMs, I, Isae
trains will be run over this Road in accordanco
with the following timetables:
Trains East. Trains Weet.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Charlotte. TOO p m TAO q IN
Salisbury .9.3i p m 9.39 p m 500 N 5.O5 M
Greensb'ol2 80 m Is m ITO o M 400 IN
Co. Shops 3G Il IN 90 d m 1049 M II .25 m
IIillsboro' Alb q m 4. Is m 9.33 p m .35 p m
Raleigh ;. .6.32 IN 100 u IN 6.58 p m 7.15 p III
Goldsboro III. so M 800 NJ
Charlotte daily. at $50 p. M, and arrives at
6.3U n. III. w. H. GKEEN, Mas. Trans.
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Miss Helan Taylor, who is impractica
bly, described by Cincinnati paper az
20 daughter-in-law of John Stuart Mill, .
writes against fox hunting from socie.
ty-for-the-piev cruelty to- ami.
mails point Of view.
A fine lot of Brandy Peaches, domes.
tic, to be had OF PoLIocK's.
They have woman in Beloit, Wis,
who thinks nothing of drinking gill OF
laudanum at swallow.
Cincinnati Lager, to be had at Pol.
LOCKS.
Mile. Dejaret, at the agc Of eighty, is
still playing young parts on the French
stage.
Okra Soup free, every day, at Pol
LOCKS.
Fanny Fern has about made up her
mind to drop her pen after this year.
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JUDGE ORR AND THE ANDERSON INTEL
LIGENCER. find the following para
graph in the Daily Republican Of last
Saturday:
Governor Orr being absent in
New York, the Anderson Inteligence,'
feels it sufe to pounce upon his letter
pretty sharply. But suppose Governor
Orr should return suddenly and speak
the name Of certain railroad in the
ears of the startled editor! What then?'
We have only a brief reply to make at
this time to the Republican, as Judge Orr
has not yet returned from New York, SO
far rs wo are informed, and n full and
explicit response might concern him
personally,
l. AS to the absence Of Judge Orr
when tho comments upon his letter ap-
pearcd in our columns, we desire to say
that it will afford us pleasure, if Judge
Orr wishes to read our estimate Of his
political course upon his return home, to
furnish him copy, gratis.
2. If the Charleston Daily RepuLiican,
Judge Orr. or any one else, wishes to
discuss railroad matters, wo nre ready
for thcm. It would crafty us to show
how we were misled and deceived into q
support of the proposition to transfer
the Grecnville and Columbia Railroad
stock from its original owners into the
hands OF certain Ring. Judge Orr's
connection with that transaction has not
been fully ventilated, and if it is desirn-
bic on his part, or that of his new politi-
col bed-fellows, to attack the editor Of
this paper for any supposed completely
in the scheme to obtain control of that
stock, we wish it distinctly understood
that they are entirely welcome to begin
the fray.
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DEATH OF STRANGER IN THE WOODS.
The Macon Telegraph reports that an un-
known white man was found in dying
condition on Sunday last, in the Rut-
land district of Bibb County. The negro
who found the dying man hurried for
medical aid, but before assistance arrived,
he died, as decided by jury of inquest,
of congestive chill. On inquiry, it was
ascertained that gentleman residing in
the neighborhood had written letter
for deceased few days before, and that
he gave his name rs John J. McInnis,
and that the letter was addressed to q
Mr.. McInnis, in South Carolina, and
was an appeal for help on the part of de-
ceased.
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The Richmond Dispatch says:

We refused to publish the Abingdon
Tirginian correspondents story about
the 5000 Confederate prisoners on the
Dry Tortugas, because we knew it must
be lie. "a Lieutenant" writes to the
New York Herald that the island is occu.
pied by four companies of the Third
United States artillery and about forty
prisoners. These are it's sole inhabit.
ants, if we except the lighthouse keeper
and family. He says the story printed
ginian is hardly worth refutation.
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Ex-PHEsIDENT JoHNsoN.-A cores
pondent of the Nashville Union and
american says:
Il was in Greenvlle, on election day,
and saw Ex-President Johnson vote the
Conservative ticket. It is mistake to
suppose his health is bad. He is in fne
health and spirits He stopped on the
streets and talked with his friends in n
quiet, farmer like manner, and seems to
be very popular with all classes Of peo-
pie. Hc is pressed to allow his name to
be used for Congress, but he has refused
up to this time. 1t is believed he could
be easily elected"
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Unless the food, after passing into the sto-
mach, ls thoroughly digestcd, both body and
pressed, the bowels constipated or irregular.
the brain lctharsic, tho nervous system nnna.
turaily sensitive, the animal spirit depressed
and the pulse unequal, heart burn, hatulency
and SICK headache are also some Of The results
OF indigestion. Therefore. how necessary
must 1t appear to the candid reader that the
digestive organs should bo kept in proper
zone TO perform tho functions nature requires
OF them. For this purpose, nc better or more
palatable preparation is in existence than
L1rpMANs GREAT GERMAN BITTEns. A2112
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a BEAUTIFUL THouaHT.-It may be truth
FULLY said that the greatest OF all blessings is
health, for without it the joys vouchsafed are
TO: life's enjoyment and pursuits, to the
young and old. to the rich and poor. Are you
IN search of wealth? Health is necessary.
OF what avail would these be without health?
The beauties of spring, the song of birds, the
deep blue sky, tho rolling ocean, all have a
poetic fascination which charms only tho
what are those but mockeries. The body dis
eased, tho mind sickly DER with the saddest
OF thoughts Oh! that l may live to appre-
ciate tho blessings of health. This rich boon
IL sWlthln tho reach Of all. The remedy at hand
in HE1NITsH's QUEENS DELIGHT, the health pa-
nacoa. Now is the time to try it, Az
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-02

FROM COLLEGE TO CAMP.-All the COL
leges, universities and schools in Ger
many, have been closed by the war
The 1000 students of Berlin, 1,5OO Of
Heildelburg and 1000 of Bonn, having
had the young idea" taught show to
shoot. have oil gone off to practice with
the necdle-gun. Universities have been
motamophosed into hospitals, and their
professors find their occupation gone
completely. Tho cannon's mouth is the
only ono prepared to make appropriate
utterances in that quarter at present. It
would puzzle that mouth, however,
Dentsch ~ sp,'ecAen.
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IHE attention of the reader is respectfully
invited to tho advertisement OF Bradfcld 4
Co, i'll another column. They are undoubt-
edly selling the best remedies out for tue
diseases they are recommended for. BRAD
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR and DR.. PBUpu1Tr's
CELEBRATED LIVER MEDICINE, has certainly
cured moro afflicted persons than any two
medicines of their age. Try them and be
well, as these gentlemen guarantee satisfac
ton or money refunded A.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-02

Those were prophetic words which
Bismarck uttered to the British Ambas.
sador nt Berlin, just before hostilities
were commenced, when the envoy of
Victoria was trying to intervene between
the belligercnts. France" snid Bis
marck, "has fastened this quarrel upon
us; but we feel that Prussia is entirely
competent to cope with France in the
field"
An Albany girl suicided because an
other girl wouldn't marry her brother.
Good Stables and Ostlers on the pre-.
misses Of EXCAuNGE HOUSE.
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Notice.

HNIIREE months from date, application will
IL be mado to tho Columbia Bridge Compa-
ny for removal OF Scrip No. -, for forty
sevon and Il half Shares in said Company,
standing in the name Of Or. Thomas Wells
the original having been lost in transmission
by mail. C. II. BALDWIN, Attorney.
June 2 3mo
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New Things.

COD LIVER OIL and Pancrcatine. Cod
~ Liver Oil with Hypophosphtcs, Elixir Of
Gentian and Iron, Vino of Wild Cherry fer
rated, Wine of Pepsin, pure Powder of Pepsin,
Elixir OF Barks, Iron and Bismuth, Elixir of
Pepsin, Pancrcatine and Bismuth. These
peparatons are worthy the attention Of inva-
lids. For sale by IIEINITSH,
Aug 12f Druggist and Apothccary.
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AN ISDELIDLE BLEMrsn. n.-Nothing will re-
store tho skin of the head to it's origin 81 fair
ness, after 1t has been turned of a copper col
or with hair dyes. But none of them will nro.
ducc the rich natural hair shades brought ont
by tho use Of PuALoS's YrTALIA, OR SALvArIoN
FOR THE HAIR, preparation clear and trans
Sold by all tho druggists and fancy goods
dealers. aoS ~
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Estate Notice.

A LII persons having claims against tho
IN estate of THOMAS c. TRAPP, deceased,
arc hereby notified to present them duly
proven, on or before the 3lst day Of October,
or they will be dcbarrcd payment.
J. Al. HUMPHREY,
Sept tlmo* Administrators.
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Board of Trade.

TINE annual meeting of THE COLUMBIA
IL BOARD OF TRADE will be held at the
Palmetto Hall, THIS FRIDAY EVENING, at
half-past o'clock. The election of officers
for ensuing year and other business Of impor-
tance will be brought to the attention of the
Board. L. II. HBINITSH,
Sept2 Secretary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-02

LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. NJ. Humphrey-Estate Notice.
T.. H. Heinitsh-Board of Trade.
Richland Volunteer Rife Compuny.
J. Il I. r. Polishing Powders
w. Muller-Femalo Seminary.
W. H. Green-Change of Schedule.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE Next Term Of the Sub
NkSA scribcr's SCHOOL will commence
e43 5ass2ason WEDNESDAY, September IA,
0EhH@Sand continue five months, till 18th
WsY February, 1871, Thorough instruc-
Ga tion will be impaired i'll all tho
branches pertaining to a complete English
course, in Ancient and Modern Languages,
the Higher Mathematics and Physical Scion
ccs, Vocal and instrumental Music.
competent Assistant will DO employed for
the younger pupils, who will be received from
Sin to eight years OF age, at reduced prices
Singing will be taught TO the whole sGhool,
without extra charge.
Monthly payments required.
For further particulars apply at corner OF
Pickens and Camden streets.
Sept 1-fmw ". MULLER