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Ft"n Ls-lv.r.. Elements Of .1it;onsnIy.
=-S3tus1i, which i next to Jupiter in distance
f:oua the -nu, is a}.o next to it iu size, having
= voiune nearly ] 900 tiuea that OF The earth.
Il, day IL not half 80 long As ours, bat it is
s.5 Of enr ye.Ss s,i il making ono conplato rov-
Saturn, which is Lelted like Jupiter. is sur
founded not onts ty eight moons. but by a
tssies OF rings, the irne1most one Of which il
transparent. Seven OF the moons we're known
for sirty years before the eighth WAS eiscov.
cred. The equator Ct Saturn, unlike that Of
Jupiter, il greatly Inclined 10 the eciptic !;
transi!s, eoiipses and oeculatious OF tbs sa.el-
lisee, the orbits Ct which for tho most part lie
in tho plane Of the planets equator and rings,
l'spnen but rarely.
Iti= TO the ring that most Of the interest Of
This p1.zet attaches. We may imagine how
eorcly puzzled the ea.]iet observers, with their
very imperfect telescopes, weze, By these
strange sppen1ages- The planet At trst was
supposed to resemble vase; hence tue uams
.;n*G. or handle, given to the rings in certain
Positions Of the planet. 1t Was next supposed
10 consist OF three bodice, the largest in the
1Liddle- The stue nature of the rings was dis
covered BY Hnyshene, in 1865, who announced
il in tlis curious foim:
''aAaa1aA eecec eceee b iiiiiii iii
nm nnnnnnnnu oooo PIP II
1ttat uuuuu."
These Letters, plxced in tlieir proper order,
'e1a: Ahnti!o cingtfur tenul plano, nus
7'tam <osGrenfe. I'D ee1iptiean, iaciiaoto -
1T IL surrounded By thin, ds. ring, no.
where attached to its surtace. inclined 10 the
tc'iptic.''
There ia nothing more encouraging in the
history Of astronomy than the way In which
{. and mind have hridged over the treneu-
cons GsP that separates us from this planet.
y degrees the tact that the appearance WIS
Que to ring was determined: then sepAEa-
ton was noticed. dividing the ring in two; the
extreme tblnness OF tho nng came out next,
mU q Sir William HarscIel observed the eatel.
lises " like pearls strung on silver thrcsa )"
then N Amtlican ut1opomeE, Bond. dis
eo' cred that the number Of rings nust be
multiplied, We know not low many fold. The
end Bond, in 1852; then che transparent ring
wss discovered to be divided IS the whole sys.
tenn had once beea though: to be last Of al
comea evidence that the smaller divisions in
the various rings are subject 70 change, and
That the 1ipg.system itself il probably inereas-
ing in breadth. and approaching the planet
-, Inc rmE-syssem is sisuated in the place OF
The planets equator, and its ditatn:ions are
IS follows:
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"At."etseHs tus A.AsackH sut.1eMCu WHO A1Sa
rcaehtd dsti5ction in Illinois. are Davii
Da71., Of bloomington. Aseociate Justice Of
NE Custcd states Snprcme Court, aud ". II.
Hooper, formerly Of Gz1eua, now tho delegate
in Congress from Utah Territory.
Justice Davis was first cousin Of Henry
Winter Davis, and le was born in Cecil Coun-
~. Nd 1915. educated, like his cousin. At
kenyon College, Ohio, and in the lAv It New
Haven and in Massachusetts, and in 1895 at
tho sEe Of twenty, he removed to Hloom-
lnetou. Hc hat been in the Stale or FEDERAL
Bench, since 1888, aud he HAs one Of Mr. Lin
coins most devoted friends and companions
Other Aseociste Justices for Marrl.nd have
tesn ReeeEt Il. HstI'son, Thou'as johnson
and Gabriel Iinsal, al OF whom resigned, aud
also samnel Chase, who sat from 1796 to 1911,
notwithstanding his memorable Impeachment
Chase was IN Eastern Shore man, f1um Som
erect County, the son of IN Episcopal clergy
man. Ike q. y. Davis, ! signer Of the nec!ar-
aticn Of Independence, and gallant though
1rassthle man Of talent
Hooper came from Hoorc1's Neck. Dorebos-
tet County. long bay peninsula ne.r the
and friend Of Governor Hicks, who Kept
Maryland tteadfsst to the Uniep, and who also
was Eatiye OF tue Eastern Shore. From
thl* rcelcn, sleo, came lsow1c, the Texan hero,
1hek'rson. whom Andrew Jackson killed, aud
,;ta ;;oeomrts, tue k.ns,s Jadre, who supported
80 fAU titAt&ee4. N1ENW6&l.- 0l df40t
Cabinet is from this section.
!he Nary!and bar has alEayr been distin-
suiahed. Si1 Attorney Generals have tcen
MasylanderE: viz, Robert Smith, WiIli.u1
ripckney, lillian Writ. Roge.IR. Taney, John
Nelson. and neve1dy johnson, four Of them
very celebrated, and fancy held The Chief
Jnsticestip for nearly third Of the gbote
period Of existence Of The Supreme Court.
MARYLAND llas nerc1 had President nor i
Eice President.
Among Eastern Shore celebrities was Caarl.s
Wilson fea1e, Of Chestertowu, Kent Coant7,
a saddler, caock.maker. den,ist-hsyinc ma,e
the first sets Of enAme|lsti teeth III Ame.;c.-
and animal pTescrveE- Al the ago OF 90 be
weut to London and studicd portrait painting
under Benjamin West, and sfterxana estab
iithed himself At Annapolis aud In rhiladelplli,
He was told'cr. an Abo,itionis., aud ,hs
fatEer OF muecums in Americs-. He lirel ts
The aec Of x, and left = eon. Rembrandt paRle
to further do service in por;rait painting.
The Eastern Shcrc never had Governor
uptil twenty years sitter the Stats secede~
from England, when JOHN Henry, Of Somer
eut WIS found xv1ilsble. Another iuterreg
nun then occurred between 1898 and 1906
when. with enc term intervening, Easse1l
Shoreuop, Robert Wright. Of Cecll EaWan
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oLpToWN F1REs1DE STORIES.
k'Mptaln kkAtld.s Money.


From the Atlantic Nln'hiy for sortns:,.
MAS The OH Garn.
Sam L.weon preferred ii on naAuy accounts.
Il was quiet md retilej, thst il - eay. at tueh
al.tAuce fron lis oyu house tia. Ls could
NIT Lcat II Hetsy called cv.r 60 loudly, md
further OF thau it woll3 be convenient for
follow him. Then there wts the soft fragrant
cusbion cf-lay, On which his length OF limb
eoald be easily lcstoxcd.
0ns barn hzd al upper ioft With ! swinging
oCtcr door that commanded d VIC + Of the old
mill, tho waterfall, and the distant wincinGs
graceful elm dsapesi.s, and its wlito doeks OF
auter-ii.les; aEd then Gil Salunl2y afternoon
Ee had Sun all To ourselves. It was deoW-
sy. dreamy October 1ay. when tha hens varo
l1zi1y ':cr2w, craving" in d soff, conyaraa-
t;onl1 un 'ertone with each other, AZ they
scratched aud picked the hay-sced upder the
barn windows. Below il tho hara black Cas&r
aAt quietly l.atche!Eng fax, sometimes guTg-
ling and sigglipg to himself with Al overflow
of That interior iallity With which he seemed
10 bc Rlsaya full. The African in Nav Eng
!Aud wss n curious contrast to everybody
around hin in the joy ard satisfaction that he
:ct med t. feel in the Iaere fact Of being aliSs
Every wli:c pcsann was glad OF so,7s fos somn
appEc:latls cause in tile past. present. o. tu-
tale, which was c.pntlo OF being deasitely
slated Lut ll5ck Csrsar Wss iu m eternal gig
sle and f1izzIe and simmer Of enjoyment fur
4L:ch Ee coa'd Sire no aar:lly reasoa he
fss IN 81 embodied Jog" like Saele5a SKY
lax.
-. Jest Lear Ll.,,' sa;l Sam L4Msoo 1ooEiag
penslyrly over the l,y-EaoS aui s:1ewi-S hiy'
sstd down on LIS wool- :; How tbs! a1e rr,..
ter seems to .,:kie aEl laugh all ths while
bout rotLis'. 1on!y u4as=v, Le don't seem
peTcr to cot,:iSer that this Life Il dream. Il,
cunt ty shux.'"
Look here. s.n," we broke in. anxious tc
cul ehcrt thst.tened stream of morality,
'you promised to tell lis abou. Captain Kidd
AID how yo1 dug for hls MONEY"
Did nov: Wal, toys. that are history
q kiod'e is 4 ws1aiu to fclles.. Why, Kidd
lad Cions pareLts aud Dib;a and san:tusr5
triyi,FGcs NAcn ho va boy. auu get come
to be hinged. It's 81! in th!s ere cong Tn =
going to sing &c. Lordy masss, wish h,i
tty Lzss-vi1l row. CAESAR" be said, calling
down from his nereL. s.can't you s:1iko IL;
piscl, O. Cao'n Kidd on your ti1l,e:"
CI=a:s Gd3fe WAS uerer far from him. 1
7Ns, in fact, tucked Away II psce little uo3l
just over the 1aangcr, and he often caught IL
Interval from his Nork to ecs.pa : dancing
tune on i, keeping time w.th his Aeals, to oll
great delight.
A nost Ka,ling mitn1-keyei tune was tlol.i
| fo.tl1, which sce rcd Inl:c refreshing 10 Ssn'
petsctictreiu, rs lie sar.s IL lid naost luSubn
Ous fonts:
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Pay that Tor money amt honest. hsa meant
to lend il to yon when you tirst spoke, hut
OF you. sir"
.'That's tn" ktr;l OF nae be is, sir
One old EentlrmNn. Of 4 genial exterior,
asked me where was from.
New York"
Why" tssd he, ..rve t,ona bu~ines. with
New York. Maybe you know the firms Jock
\ n1rbin. ard Lea.herheal X Co..
Nhsa are they engaged in :"
from im."
Seeing me smile. the old man said:
On: l did we'll at the lotteries. ulAc
Ind g.1vante watcl.''
After ~. Thought TO myself. wl,v should
take the Illusion cnt Of the good old gentle
mans lii, aud copper. Kesoi~ed. that ieno-
IA nee il llss.
Everybody on the steamboat seemed apx-
iors to he explicit III aHcfling nc Informs
lion. and the dag Mas broken mp hv threc
square meals spresd down the long saloon.
AL OF which werc juicy md bountiful. The
steward being qni:c an artist. aud he had tho
bearing OF I'll Admiral. There was no bsr on
the Loaf. but little quaint. cupboard OF tile
saloon. where liquors we're ker., and, as far as
my observation vent. !hcre was NO drinking
By arytocy Indeed, ! never SAW 10 Rober 4
community aB in that part Of Maryland. The
river waa growing narrower all the time, aud
heavy shores OF timber were planted along tho
channel 10 facilitate the steamer in making
abtupt tutrs, ard prevent her from running
aground About O'clock, We cime in sight
Of Snow Hill, scepe almost F1oriliau in its
character. tho Whole foreground being full OF
black wstet, and deep green patches Of tusk-
al,oc. HliIe tho toan 1tec!f showed white a.a
fresh unde1 the dropping frinses Of wil:o1
trtes, with its curolas Terealed ami5st the
golden foliage Of old balshmic forest taps
4 cypress rNamp confronted tho town On tas
opponite el,ore, and bridge With Al island IN
tro centre clcscd the visits. On this sssant "a"
queer old mill, aud heaps Of oyster SHELLS;
along The town Ilont were nunefou: blaekcned
Warehouses; and quantity Of curtons sirer-
ctaft, while tho Wharf Was filled with 4 sin,
eu'sr multitude OF negroes, womer, and
asshirs, with no cud Of carts, ox.teans: and
ttoale rorier. waiting the arrival Of tho
hSeamef. An object Of profound wonder.
,ts;c1aed n,,;s1d The plank ard pnt my foot On the
th;r,. hnSe sand which my parents lid quilted
MT,s.sl1 = yrats before. felt good daal like
"itt y IVAN At The grave Of Adsm.
= common thing to hear men Fay thxt
tnelt return 10 The plsec Of thcir orisin il a
e1Fno1nfmcnt. i confess to 4 lonesome
1ccllnG, cot nErufxed with eunhauaasuacnf. "a
walked under the ehsdc-tregs md the old
enp-oca1dcd etores and dwellings,. cszed n
'''" e'e'5 fsos' and receiving bow from
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halted and 1eanirsa to make Known 1hsiF
business T6es Hbuse mel 10 day alid
transacted considerable business. There
was no session OF the Senate. The Trea-
sury is empty.
WILMINGTON, December 1.-The draw
ing of the North Carolina Beneficial
Association took place to-day. The fol-
lowing numbers drew the principal
prizes: No. 1910 $4,000; No. 6,0O6
80. 500; No. 5.776 So, 500.
HEARTS CONTENT, December IA
steamer will be despatched Immediately
after tue cable steamer Lowe, to inform
her of the trouble and aid in its re-
moynl.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, S. c., December 2.-Sales
of cotton. yesterday, about 88 bales
middlings 14h.
New YORK, December 1-Noon.-
Stocks quiet. Geld 1oi@. Rooney zG15.
Sterling long 81; short ga. 62's u.
Flour and wheat firm. Cotton dull and
dropping -uplands 16; Orleans 16lS;
sales 1.5O0 bales. Freights dull.
Up. M.-Cotton closed heavy but in
good export demand; sales 5000 bales,
Mt 1G. Flour-Southern steadier; com
mon to good extra s. .S0@6.2O. Whiskey
dull, Mt 80. Wheat closed dull-winter
red and amber Western 1.43@145.
Corn dull and heavy-new 75@91.
Pork-old $500; new % 25022. rs.
Freights dull. Money 5@6 Sterling
SM@87s. Gold 109@1O56. Govern
ment's very weak and 1s@4 lower.
G2's ~. Southern's somewhat ne
elected.
BALTIMORE, December Flour quiet
and weak--Howard street superfine
5.O095.50. Wheat choice white 1.7O@
rs. Corn white 7O(@72; yellow 77(0
78. Pork $500. Clear sides 17@17IS.
Lard quiet. st 14la. Whiskey SO. Cot
ton less active and lower-middlins
1885; sales 355 bales; stock 1850.
l1OS1oNs hCCcIuUCI 1.-oOUlCu Qull-
middlings 1871; sales 200 bales; receipts
$50; stock 5, 500.
CINC1NNATI, December 1.--Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn steady, Mt SOFA
SO. Mess pork weak, at 10. WhiskeY
dropping, at S2@S3.
LOUISVILLE, December 1.-Bagging
firm, ut 2S. Flour and grain quiet aud
unchanged. Whiskey dull, Mt SO.
CHARLESTON, December 1.-Cotton
firm-middlings 1516@15La; sales 500
bales; receipts 2, ,040 bales; exports l, 1877;
stock 26,864.
AUGUSTA, December Cotton in
good demand, Mt lower rates; sales ], $50
bales; receipts 1,5S0-middlings 143I@
151s.
SAVANNAH, December Cotton very
quiet middlings 1915; sales 800 bales;
receipts 3,743; exports 1896; stock
76, ,382.
WILMINGTON, December 1.-Cotton
dull and -middlings IA; sales
100 bales; stock 1,467.
NORFOLK, December 1.-Cotton nomi.
nal-middIings 15; stock 5,OO7.
MOBILE, December I.-Cotton quiet
middlings asking Is; sales 1900 bales;
receipts l. l65; exports ooastwise 1,1O1;
stock IS, 4O2.
New ORLEANS, December 1.-Cotton
dull and lower-middlinRs 15i4; sales
5000 bales; receipts 7,017; stock 49,
72S. Treble extra -four 56O(95. rs.
Corn firmer-white rs; yellow 80. Pork
irm-new 21.50; old 22.75. Bacon
firmcr--shoulders 1879. Prime sugar
934@1O. Prime molasses 55C158. Whls-
key 95@1.00
GALVESTON, December 1.-Cotton quiet
and weak good ordinary 1917; sales 500
bales; receipts 1,751; stock 3O,673.
LONDON, December 1--3 P. M.-Con-
soils 90, ex.dividend. Bonds 88tS.
LIVERPOOL, December Moon. Got
ton quiet-uplands 91s@914; Orleans
03S(601I
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LEJEUSE Burt. best Bareback Hurdle Ri
der in America.
Mile JEANETTE ELLsLER, tho astonishing
and beautiful Tight-ropc Danseuse.
Miss EMILY Cooke, the elegant English Me-
mage Equtstrienne.
Mr.. DEN STONE, the Popular American
Clnwn and Fun-maker.
GEoRGE ADAMS, Funny Clown.
Tom BARRY, Hibcrnian Clown. (First ap-
pearance in Americs.)
GEORGE MURRAY, the Favoritc Humorst
Clown.
And the celebrated Actors, BACHELOR, SNOW
BRoTHERs. BLISS. GEonGIE, DUcRow, FRANK
LIN, COLUMBUS, Cook, LEACH, LAMONT, LOCK-
WOOD, EDWARDS, and others.
Mr.. JouN H. MURRAY. tho Uneqnallcd
Equestrian Director, is guarantee Of the re-
hnement and purity Of the exhibitions.
No Smoking allowed in Pavilion.
Tickets for sale few days in advance OF
Circus mt SulZbachcr's Jcwclrv Store.
Will alec exhibit in Winnsboro, November
%; Chester, November 80; Unionyille, De-
ccmber }; Greanvllc, December 5; Anderson,
December g.; Abbuville, December 7; New
berry q. H.. December 8 Nov % II4t2T1
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South Carolina---Kichland County.
DO. PEIXOTTO d SON, AUor1oNEEns.

- ". IG1AOIIO 6 SON, AUCTTONEERS.
Mrs Mary s. P. Gibbes, Mrs. Anna NJ. Guign-
ministrator, ct al.
tn pursuance Of the dccretal order passed
4 by his Honor judge John II. Green, on
the 1st day Of July, 1870, will sell the fol-
lowing REAL ESTATE in the city Of oolum-
bia, belonging to the estate of the late James
:. Guignard, Senior, on tho FIRST MONDAY
in December next:
1. The LOTS fronting on Richardson street
.feot, cornering on Plain street, and running
back East 2OS feet to the aley-way to the
Court Go ,1ta House square; bounded on the South
Gibbes, Sr., deceased. This property is CON
sidered as among the most desirable and eli
glblo sites for stores in tho city 1t will be
Undivided, and proper plats prepared, which
can be inspected at the Office Of the under
signed in Columbia.
2; The we'll known and valuable Plantation
on Gill's Creek, about sevon miles from Co.
lumbia. containing 1,152 acres, more or less:
bounded on the East by lands OF the estate Of
@. Il. Bryce, deceased, and G. Il. Startling. and
1ands aSaa OF Dr.; A. Wallace; South by the Big
desired, Will be sold in parcels.
.. The square OF four acres in Columbia,
upon which the Mansion House Of the late
) James 3. duignard, ,sr., stood. surrounded By
North by Gervais street; East by Bull street;
South by Senate street, and West on Marion
street. This square will probably be divided
Eight acres OF Ian D in the corporate limits.
bounded on tho South by lands formerly of
Gregg, now OF Erwin; North by lands of the
I1I Misses Stark; East by lande now occupied by
". Hampton Gibbes. on Barnwell street; con-
tinued East by lands OF tho Misses Stark.
a plat OF which may be seen at. the Office OF
the Undersigned.
The entire property is sold free from all
claim for dover, and tho purchaser takes in
disputable titles.
Terms OF SALE-One-third cash. remainder
nd fyrn
ments. with interest from date of sale paya-
bic annually, and secured by bond and mort
gage; purchaser to insure and assign the
policy to the undersigned. Purchaser to pay
for papers, stamps, etc.
D. 3. DESAUSSURE,
Nov9f Special Referee
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american Intelligence.

New YORK. December 1.-The loss by
the burning of Hopkins, Dwight, Trow-
bridge Co.'s cotton warehouse, was
500, 600; they were insured for $14O, OOO;
therefore, there was no loss to them or
their customers.
MEMPHIS, December IA triul suit of
Redall, Colmar & Co., of Pittsbure.
against Gen. Gideon J. Pillow and
others, for coal seized here Mt the out
break of the damages laid at
$125, ,000-commenced to-day, in the
United State Circuit Court, before
Judges Freung and Emmons
NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-Tlo
Varieties Theatre, John Hawkins store
room, Schiller's coffee house, and Liner 8
stable were destroyed by fire which
originated this morning, in the property
room Of the theatre. The adjoining
building was damaged. Loss $3.50, 900;
insurance 100000, in local companies.
Two tiremen are reported under tho
fallen walls.
Richard a. Hebarl committed suicide
to-day, by pistol shot through the
head.
It is asserted that Governor Yarmouth
visits Washington, to effect the removal
OF Postmaster Lowell, Marshal Pa
Sni ~ huo fASScSSOT COuEDcTC, VINO were
with Lieutenant. Governor Dunn, as they
stand in the way Of the Governors
schemes.
WASHINGTON, December 1.-Governor
Yarmouth dimes with Grant to. day. 1t
is understood that movement is afoot
to remove the Federal officers in Louisi-
ana, who did not act with the straight
Ropublicans in the recent election.
Boutwells estimates for the year end
ing juno 30, 1872, are $3.50, 900, 600, ex-
elusive of unexpended balances. which.
on juno 80, were 8G,OOO,OOO.
The decrease of the debt is 81, 500, COO:
coin in treasury ia So7, 7,25O, 600; cur.
rency $24, 100000.
Tho Commissioner Of Internal Reye
nne decides that tho mere initials Of
owners or Importers name on packages
Of cigars is insufficient; the name must
be written in full, for purposes OF idcnti-
fcation; and in case of imported cigars,
must be written OF the stamp affixed to
such packages.
MONTGOMERY, December NO change
in tho status of affairs here. Gov. Lind
say has approved bill that originated
in the House and passed tho Senate.
The troops have been withdrawn, and Il
posse Of the Radical sheriff guards the
Treasury and Executive offices, which
are still occupied by Smith and Bing-
ham. Persons wishing to enter ore
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Nov +
Tuiuatie City Lots at auction.
BY DC. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers

On the FIRST MONDAY in December next in
front OF the Court House, in this city, to the
highest bidder, that beautifully located
four,acre lot, on Arsenal Hill, between the
residence OF Mayor Alexander and tho Co.
vernor's mansion, which will be divided into
eleven lots, bounded ns follows:
LOT No. l, bounded on the North by Ium
Der street, measuring thereon SO feet 2inches,
more or less; on the West by Pulaski street,
running .il g. back - thereon 2os feet more or less;
LOT No. 9. of the same dimensions, bounded
on the North by Lumber street; on the East
Ivy lot No. 8. and on the West by lot Mol.
on the North by Lumber street; on the East
by lot No. 1; on tho West by lot No. q
LOT No I, Of the same dimensions, bounded
on o., tn, tn" S Sorth by Lumber street; on tho West
LOT No ., bounded on the North by Lum-
Der street, measuring thereon 2O8 feet inches,
more or less; on the East by Wayne street,
less; on the South by lot No. g. This is a
corner lot, and ono of the most desirable loca-
tions in tho city.
LOT No. 6, bounding and fronting on Wayne
street. and measuring thereon 1O4 foet
inches moro or less, and running back 209
feet inches; on tho South by lot No. T.
LOT No. 7. fronting and bounded on the
land street, running back on said street 2Os
feet inches. more or less; on the North by
lot No. 6.
LOT No. 8, fronting and measuring on Rich.
land street SO feet 2 inches, moro or less;
bounded OH tho Fast by lot Not; on the
West by lot No. 9. running back eos feet
inches. more or less.
Lot No. ., Of the same Dimensions, fronting
OH Richland street; bounded on tho East by
lot No. s; on the West by lot No. 10.
LOT No. 10, of the same Dimensions, front
lag on Rich!and street; bounded on tho East
by lot No. 9; OH the West by lot No. IL.
LOT No: II, Of the samo dimensions, 'front.'
ing on Mchland street; on the West by Pu-
laski street, running back thereon 20S' feet,
more or less; on the East by lot No. 10.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, balance in
one and two years, secured by bond of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate OF
seven por cent. per annum, and mortgage of
the promises. Purchaser to pay us for papers
and stamps. Nov 4 +
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Will exhibit in COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, DE-
| CEMBER 2.

Herr Schroff's Trained Wild Beasts, will be
exhibited conjointly with tho Circus perform
anccs. without additional charge. Herr
Schrof, tho Great Lion Hunter, will enter the
Den OF Lions; giving an exciting and thrilling
performance with these Ferocous Animals OF
tho Forrest. exemplfying the immense po
tency that Man wieds over the Brute Croa-
ton.
Exhibitions will be given oach Afternoon
and Night, commencing at and 7l o'clock.
Doors open one hour previous. Admission rs
cents. Children under ten years, 80 cents.
SENSATIONAL SPECTAcLEs, FREE TO THE Pun
LIc!-First, on tho morning OF the exhibition
day, in the form Of
GRAND STREET PAGEANT,
Preceded by the Elegant Band Chariot, con-
tanning Prof. o. p. Perry's Famed Orchestra.
Tho second Free Exhibition will be a mar
vcllOus display of human intrcpidity,
UP IN THE AIN
BY the daring Funambulist, Mile Jeanette
Ellsler who will walk from the Ground to tho
Apex Of tho Circus Pavilion and return on a
Slender Wiro. This startling gratuitous per-
formanco OF consummate daring will COM
mence about P. NJ, and the unique nature
of the feat cannot fail to command the atten-
tion OF tho citizens Of this city.
The Sroat JAMES E. Cook, the Equestrian
Miracle and Champion Horseman OF tho
World, in his marvellous feat on Six Naked
Horecs.
Mile CAnLoTrX DEBEnaE, confessedly the
most dashing, daring aud finished Equestri-
enne in the world.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-02
Soiree Classiuue.

MT r. JOS. HART DENCK will .-ive two OF
lY1- his PARLOR ENTERTAINMENTS at
the Music Rooms of Messrs. LyB Brand Il Son,
on WEDNESDAY,, December Z, and THURS
will comprise selections from tho old classic
masters--H Haydn, Beethoven, Mozart. Gle
mcnte and others-and, some of the more
modern comp sors. Admission $100. Tick
cts can bc obtained ut Heinitsh's Drug Store,
at the music store and at tho Bookstores;
also at the door. On account of the limited
capacity OF tho rooln those desiring tickets
would do we'll to apply early. Nov 30 is