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what have you spill, /. whip "A little axe or

.9..what have you split is wth3 A.-A little axe or
-Q.-Do you know where that are or Ratchet TSP A.
No, sir, don't haven't seen IL this summer
QLIake thAt lnstrunie a In your hand and tell me "
not.
nave never used II TOT any purpose whatever have
never seen this instrument before tne morning OF the
The Coroner next read an affidavit or Morris r.
Wilkins, made before SUPERINTENDENT Jourdnn,
dated Aug. 3. and therefore subsequent to the con.
versuton with Samuel Williams, Esq, which was
en- the LIT OF August ir which he testincs that he
" IL positive the dog IL not the Instrument he saw In
Mr.. Nathan's coach house,
TnE TESTIMONY OF FRiTCIs WHEATON.
Francis Wheaton, ship ciulScr, of COT West
Forty cightn street testified that he wOrkes OF Mr.
Nathan's last September, and had never seen there
such an instrument a, the dog.
Q-flavc you there. or at any other rlace, used an
instrument of that kind? A.No, cit Il lOohs to
like one that Ia meant for siding ont posts down round
ue LUMBER yadsi ship csrlcuteIs don't USE any snGh
dog as that
The witness addcd that Mr. Morris n Williams
had coiGe 60 lis house night before last to inquire
whether he had seen such dog OF not, aud san he
was pretty positive Le had, Tut could not exactly
say what knl IL was.
William Kelly was recalled to cay that he was
living at Mr. Natban's Last September, while the
family were away.
Dir. Wheaton, on being further Intercepted said
that he understood from Mr.. Williams that he saw
the dog there after the worlsmon had lot, and sup
posed II to he instrument that the carpenters or
caulkers bad leit behind.
Adjourned " iO}S O'Clock this morning.
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TIE NEW DOCKS AND PIERS.
Gen. mcCleiinn's Plans for Bcautifying the
Town und Enia rgiug lie Commerce The

"N NaaNN "a
-, ., - r.,
Io"h una Lima k'nE rs 'om"erce inc
tity 10 nave "a Ecul OF stone.
The radical changes in the dock nccommodn-
- -, =. -.-.-,-.-,, a., -
uOns oi Ne" lOihi OohNWplalea IN inc IeStht
legislation cfcitins tic Board OF DOCKS for this
citr have icI IN the rrcsc,ta,ion IN That Commits
-
sluh oI nun! pl"us' iiest nave "iuS'y "ihAEei IN
the material proposed Cor the cOnstru g;iou of the
J,rLs ma ,i,r t,r,,-s e., ..o,, c,-s,ry,, froto
nv i ~ 80
like causeway nom New \ ori to Brooklyn. E4Ch
of ,hcsa LLAMA nr,noao, Jocl. srnie;,,tiv conr,,.
" ' ''
dlous 10 auord alupe docA ana W"Ieaouso iaehlles
for all the shippng Of the port EIcl Plan has been
...,,. - ,,,th ,.,or -. ,,tr,.c,,., n, do,,u ond
urged WIN p'al"ioh'S Oh argument rs comp eAehd-
ing advantages posse, scd o. no other.
Fran a c.ny.r-a'f,n With Go, NcCleirgp t,,s
-
chlei- engineer Tue Nil'eI - Nha''d 10 f"is
autAoTiatiyey TIE present condition o. the opera.
"'
''h' NtNtH'h' IN LIS poculaTig cl'H 'hu Iucli
manner. cIp planned the state OF aGars wncn the
nros, ~ soeL authorities HON, vort o, tina rro
90 'N", " ~ ~
gress WHICH '"eg h"H hsse' Oh' OF Tue hIst thlhSs
required to be done was TO famil.arize themselves
Win tho ola ba,hor .prvcys TIA. vo,la say.
-, -. - -, $3.50 ~ v So.
nuch uthe, IaOor' -hu eAPeh'r' lmctc was one sur
Ney IN IeIo' " we Noist SulFes' Nhc1 Na' NSiy
NaluAu,e. ine ptne'al - 90, IL Nt.l"'I' i"is
y nceos5aIS, 70 VI ""at NO o' CI'ul
nous Hlhe has edeSiSu' us NS' n = " pe hN7"cl
In auout Week. Iaeh tne bos1d Wal determine,
IA 'a''' ~ sPS.luN 49, . SUI, ,t...,. -,
n"a.'e' lu'sv ihsS te' '"e'l plouHVgH ~ wa &c
l ,tiN W., y, , s - - 80 -! t"S 'Ntiu
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Live stock Market.

Nav YORK, Thursday Aug 1.-THE offerings Of
lcc cattle to- lay wee Q! fv>h arrivals at lO0, rect
and s. heat received yesterday ani Mon lay at Wee
Aawkcl. The 81 car ! ads due al NeehagAen tnls
mornug the Erie lal way not likely 10 arrive
before Saturday In consequences OF the dc ,rlcion Of
hi e aeaf slsduchanna. The inardet etu!lt be
1Iurts were obtained nom slauehtcrers who We're
bare OF slck. Tim Ilt1is s. crs Of 5s cwt
soli AZ lGNc. n medium Missouri cattle OF 81 cwt.
ay Nerr SOLD at lSAc and bunch Of good Kent ucly
steers - CMt Ry., a. Is .l6c. Shac1 and lniDs
IN ,dercte ,lrply-only Ss2 hcad-will Y cars back
Sheen we're sold at sGmoTc. with few ~ 7c. and
lambs n i.&ehc. % ho-s ih1rs we're lG2, a for
slaughcrers, aud GAYS back. Tho, wG5 uCtun- do.
ing m 1--we hoss. but drelrd were hluet AZ ~ ~! &C.
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ilc general n,rke, closed dull, with the following
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE or ALABAMA.

Price, % and accrued interest.
First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, on flushed road Issue re-
strcted by law, aud surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable Investment. The
road is now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within
year to Euula. Is hn1ncc5 are Ia excellent condi-
ton. and II has durin. the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap AMI we'll
secured investment.
GLoHGL oPDYKE & CO., 2J Nassau ST.
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KRIPPFNDORF-In Cincinnati ONO, on Thurtday.
March a. 1870, by Judge NJ Il. Force OF the Court Of
Common Pleas, Curl u. Kripp,rdori nom Henrietta
LAUKENs.-In this city. F;ifNy, July 8 $50, by
Judge John r. Brady, Elias Lalrens from Matilda D.
LAurens. -. -.
LACkEY.-In this city, tuesday, July II, 1850 by
Judge John r. BRADY. LOuho Lackey nom Peter
Lackey. . .
sHAY.-In Cincinnati, Ohio, on SATURDAY., March 10,
1870, BY Judge NJ r. Force OF tho Court OF Connon
Pleas, Charles N. Shay from Diary shay.
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who Wants an Omco Now

Eessrs. Joseph b. & Samuel G. Mayo, silver
paters and elecIrotypers, OF Newark are hnis ming
heauliiul nuting machine, to DO presented to Mrs.
Grant BY the inventor aud pltentee, Mrs. Ii. Ii.
Cole, OF New York.
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Admiral Farragur on hi, Den,hbcd.

PoRrsIMoUTH, n. H., Aug. ll.-Admiral Farra-
gut remains ABOUT tile same. lilo 10 more comforta-
Die tuis mornng, but may not live through the day.
lie still has his senses. lie is at the residence OF
Commodore Pennock ia the Navy Yard.
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Murderer Lynched and Hanged.

Beck, the murderer Of the Good family on Fa-
yorite Island, near Memphis was taken from the
jail At Austin Miss, Yesterday morning, and by forty
citizens hanged to tree the spot Where lie iiaI
buried Mrs, Good,
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How ought i live, and what ought I 10 do :
These are questions which can be answered lariy and
satisfactorily by thoroughly scenthc phrenoloest,
such may DC found Al 5J Broadway, the Vid pnreno
logical Office OF Fowler Il Weils.-AdV.
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CHEAP CARRIAGEs-WOOd Brothers Co have
removed to their premises, 40 Broadway one dooi
below AsLor plaza and are selling carriages cheaper
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MARRIED.


FRANK. -DORLAND. On Wednesday, August
TO- Benjamin FTHnhlu. n. d., TO JeIne c. DoTland, AL
Of this city.
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The business In Etae bonds was limited, though prices
were strong old Tennessee rose cout. To o. new,
~ v cent. to g Gaorgia "a. ~ cent, TO glS ana
Old North Carolina. - n cent. 10 AK. MlssouIl "
were steady at 9lt Louisiana 6s saiiug at n levee
s., 81 ! new SCUM CarolnAs, January and JGlyt nv
and hpr and OCtcDer, 20. ocean Bank shares
scld Il 81 and Bank OF Commerce. 49, Iaioa bonds
strong Central Pacinss selling at Unions, BIZ
aud frsts Of q. e. and g at s, The folio VIM were
the closing street quotations Of Union Pacific socurt
First Mortgage bonds, be9f0Slk land grants,
7se Tlk Incomes, 1See7sk and stock, l9l,@sX.
ON extreme quotations, New orb Central stock tue
tuated between s66pSh scrip eeS2glA, krle H,g9 q
Heading @4@eo \, Lake shore ghVtJsA. Wabash 6lN9
Eosk Island li!S@iisL' 81 rsal c6nn o.. slSsSOa
New Jersey central ia fa0l. Al The Boards, Harlem
toll at 1S, Michigan Cc.tral ii9. Panama ST. Limos
Central lBlH. Morris and Essex ssfeaf9 Fort wayne
~, ChleHo and Alton ilit. han1Ipsl and 81 Joseph
preferred ll3C1 li3t. and G.. G. aud |. q. isaisk.
The principal feature Of the mis- celaneOus shares
PACING Mail. which broke IRON 3s1 10 SJN. a small
sale OF Delaware aud Hu son Canal Company was re-
ported at no ExDress shares nrm, with safes u
Adams Ut 8Sh. American an and Wells. Fargo d Co.'S
1875
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Arrived THURSDAY, Aug il
Gnslntss Noiu9.

To assungo the pnngs of diseases Of the
bladder kidneys, and urinary organs partakc OF Helm
holds Concentrated Fluid Extract OF Duchu.
wheeler - Wilson Machines, I,1f1 Rrnud-
way. sold BY paving so down and SO pcr month with
out extra charge. hAchnes to let j. Z. ELLIS.
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mered and the upward tern further assisted by TIE
demand 20 cover outstanding contracts. Before en-.
change hours sales made At fisk TO if5X the nt
registered sale being effected at i161 From this point
1t declined TO 1i5X though rapidly reacung to INK, the
highest point reached on the reported decline of
= cent In securities at London. subsequently
the price fell OF 70 1i6N. bat again reacted
to 1l7J. with nnal sales at 117H. There Is still a
large uncovered short interest, evidenced by the
fact that in the majority OF nstlncos gold balances
carried free OF interest though alter Clearing
House loans were made at g. audiP cent, for carry
ing. The total cloarlngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were ei12 COS 600, gold balances t0560, andcurrcncy
balances saOe2Ool Tbs prilcipal quotations were;
eto iQ.ll5H@ll6H 221 r. M...1lsNt {. M....".n7
i0A. h...".lie,4iS =. M..y..1l6N 5P. I,."U"..il'N
p M.......lligs $50 r. M..lI1k 10 Z. M.....lli Oh
Foreign exchange has been nrn. though dull, there
being business doing 10 commercial bnls while con
tinontal exchanges were nominal. The Bans OF Eng.
land in view OF the condition Of the London mo
ney market reduced us rate " discount 81 cent.
though this hao effect rates. Prime bankers 90
days bills were quoted At iy9l93X, and sight at nos
@liO1.
Tho money market has worked very easily to borrow.
ers on cali nj TO cent, engagemonsibe ne
gotiated at7 while strictly nfstclass commercial pa
per ranged nom 6H tos cent. according the date.
Tho Treasury purchased two millions Of 52Os for the
Special Fund at 1920 to 100 90 offerings for which
Med TO the amount OF s56O7 co., at prices ranging nom
iGJ20 to 1i0S interest During the early part OF the
day the Government bond market was firm az about the
average quotations OF yesterday. Later, however,
eel. white nt tie same tine hey were buyers OF gotd.
very singular ca tgo OF front Az currolt quotatiJn
however but few ponds were dipo-el Of nnd the mar
port ats r. Mt
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HARrER & BROTHERS cH send ether o. ne Gbsu
oOrAs By MAIL bO,tl0e pTepdd 10 pd1 Ol ne ta'e1
s atfS, M recent " ne pTIcs.
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FTVW NO NN'fWNs
Harpers have been publishing novel OF their own.
'The New Timothy" which Is very u'p'h supeuor ID
amoority of1outemporary novels, American or other.
II almost deserves place with Ius a. Chrop
Icle OF Secession" story uf which not enough hal
been heard. THIS new book docs not pcrhaDs Inpreii
AS a work Daled on great clture but IT. gooG sense
and the nrm texture OF make II alwaysa work thl
man need not be Ashamed 10 have DONE ala Il l. offer
vivid ami olIeu genuinely humorous.
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spct1l putr.s.

A.-A.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.
SIMMONS d cos LyIfERlEs.
hLhNAMA--tNtra Gas. No i0i. Aur. H. iSlJ.
a. H. ~, 50, So 90. a., "a. ~. ~, ~, 10.
NlssOl'HI-f lass No SOC kug. II 1870.
a, "a ~, o. 20. g.. 49, 30. 60. 81 81, Is.
kEETUCKI-Exita Class NO. "a Aug. u, l8I1
IS, 81, G5 ~, "a, G2, II, %, I, q, SO, ~
KENIUCKN Class No it3, Aug. II, 'Sl0.
10, %, 20. u, r. Z, g. a.. i6, %, ~, l.
Prizes casned. information uuuShcd, ana circular
lent N the above AID also Royal Havana Lottcrlcs
J.ClUfat, BrO<T.
sO6 Broadway. 49, Fulton IT.. and , iark row
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HHHE annual meeting 4 The Stockholders OF
4 the aboTe Institutions vii. be held IN the
CITY OF Charleston, on the second TUESDAY
N February next the 9Th OF the month Place
.; meeting, Hall Of the Southwestern Rail
road Dauk, en- Broad Street. Hour ue con.
vening, III O'Clock y. m
On the day following, "Wednesday, the 9th.
there will bo an election held at the same
place between the houre of u. m and D.
m.. for fifteen Directors of the Railroad Com
pany. and thirteen Directors of the Bank A
Committee to verify proxies will attend.
The following amendment to Article ;st.
Section Cd, OF the Bylaws, proposed at the
ast annual meeting, will come mp Cor action at
this: Amend Article 1st, Section I'd of the Dy-
Laws, by striking out the words "three
months" in the sixthlin and inserting "thirty
days The portion o. the Article in which
ne amendmen: is proposed now reads: ''Nor
sha.! aay Stakeholder vote at any general or
othc- ciectioD lo shall not have held il, bis
own right the shares on which he offers 10
vote * least three months pr-viou, T., .,,rh
election.
Stockholders vii lie Passed az us,:ai over
thc Road to ;.nd from The meeting. free of
charge II accordancc witt, the resolution II
the Convention OF 1884. r l. EMORY
.'ai. IL mtu Serrotar,
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CINCINNATI Produce AND Provision
MARKET-Reported by Morris 4 Reid,
Produce and Provision Brokers-CISciS-
NATI, January 10, 1870. O.-Provisions
There has been considerable activity in
bulk meats and bacon the past two DAYS.
and would have been more extensive,
but packers held out of reach: order
demand is increasing, and, "a they become
larger, prices will steadily advance.
Hogs--Receipts to-day 2,2io: total to
date 331 ,O62; up to same time last season
500, 555; receipts being light, drovers
are firm and demand good, at 9. .OOIalO. 90
gross tor light to heavy averages; dressed
l1.OOd 40 nett. Green meats Shout
ders l0(d 10i4c. sides 12l. (d 123, c.: and
hams l4'l(o 14a4c., as to averages. Bulk
meats are in better request and held
tirm-shoulders ii &c; clear rib sides
l4:ic.; aud clear sides 14a,c., loose. for
fully cured, and &C. higher packed.
Bacon in good demand; about all sold
that is ready. at l3c. for shoulders; I5:.c
Tor clear rib: and 16c for clear: and 1T
tile close higher prices are asked: hams.
sugar-cured, 19M19i.c. Lard ia re-
quest. at 169c., but held firm. at I1c.
for kettle rendered. Mess pork-Under
a good order demand, prices advanced,
yesterday, to 27.50, at which price il is
held firmly; would meet ready sale at
2l.OO. Whiskey-high wines firm. at
93c. sharp cash. Corn-new shel!ed or
ear lS99lc. in elevator; sacks included
cost 1Oc. per bushel more Oats-black
or mixed 53c in bulk; 5Sc. including
bags. Flour remarkably quiet-super
4.5O(o LIS; extra 4.S5G5. 10; family 5.3J
W0.OO, as to brand and quantity.
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E1HAuo1AL AND, oOsassHRCIAL.
COLUMBIA, s. c., January 25.-Sales
OF cotton to-day, about 80 bales-mid-

COLUMBIA, s. c., January 25.-Sales
OF cotton to-day, about 90 bales-mid-
ding 231S.
Nssw# yoRz, January 25--Noon. -
Stocks steady. Money easy, at 6C97.
Exchange--long 8; short 95S. Gold
2114. 62's, coupon, 15lI. Tennessee's,
e1-coupon, "a; new 463l; Virginia's,
ex-coupon, 55; new 6034; Louisiana's,
old, 69; new SO; levee 6's 63; 8's 75La
Alabama 8's 50; 5's So; Georgia 6's 80;
rs 95; North Carolina rs, old, 4Ol5; new
"a; South Carolina re, old, 81; new 76.
Flour dull, without decided change.
Wheat quiet and nominally unchanged.
Corn 1c. better. Pork quiet--mess
II. 5OC92S. 90. Lard firm, at 6ad(a171d.
Cotton firm, at 25iis. Freights steady.
Z P. M.-Money easy. Gold closed at
2ll4.. Governments firm. Southern Sc
egrlties heavy in Tennessee's, higher in
Firginias. Balance generally unchang-
ed. Cotton firmer, with sales of 4, 500
bales, at 25.'s. Flour less active. Wheat
1c lower-winter red and amber West
ern 1.3291.33. Corn scarce. Pork
steady-new 27.50@2825. Lard frmer
kettle 1714G1S. Whiskey 90. IA |. 90
Groceries dull Freights dull.
CINCINNATI. January 25.-Corn quiet.
at 75(176. Whiskey firm, at 95. Bacon
dull and drooping-shoulders l2a,613:
clear sides, packed, 16 Lard dull; ket-
tie 16,I@1655.
NEW ORLEANS, January 25.-Cotton
active and higher, at 24a,; sales S. $50
bales; receipts II, 1O9. Flour and corn
a s9ade easier. Others unchanged.
Gold 213s.
MOBILE, January 25-Cotton closed
firm with sales of 1000 bales-middlino
24ls; receipts 1,463.
;. AUGUSTA. January 25. Cotton market
hrmer and more active, with sales of SS5
6ales; receipts 6S6-midd!iug 24'd(a
242s.
SAvASSAH, January 25. Receipts of
cotton to-day, 1907 bales; exports oJ5;
sales 50O-middling "a: market firm and
advancing
CHARLESTON, January 2:,.-Cotton ac.
tive and 1a@ &C. higher. with sales Of
6oO bales-middling "a. .>d245,; re-
ceipts TOO.
PARIS, January 25.-The Bourse open.
ed quiet-rentes 70 and 65.
HAvRE, January 25.-Cotton opened
active and firm. at 13O both on snot aul
ahoat.
LONDON, January 2j-Noon. -Coasois
92as. Bonds 81.
LIVERPOOL, January 2J-3P. NJ
Cotton active and firm-uplauds Ils.t1
liza; Orleans 117s "a 49,. The sales of
yesterday should have been $4,000.
1arns and fabrics at Manchester tirmer
at better prices.
LIVERPOOL, January oj-Eveninp.-
Cotton buoyant-uplands 1la5(01Ia, ::
Orleans l17sd12 q !; sales 15 900 bales.
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For Sale.
A PLANTATION of 2 9,

ssseA 4 PLANTATION OF z, 200 acres, on :he
&SSs line OF the South Carolina Railroad
Q-torty-eight miles from Charleston, near
Georges Station. This valuable property has
a front OF one mIe and a half on the main
branch OF the Edisto River. There - a heavy
growth OF cypress and pine. near the banks OF
the river, down which is RATED to Charleston
great par. of the lumber which Is sold there.
ga TIE place is comfortable Mansion. Of
EiSht Rooms, with commodious quarters .or
laborers; new Screw, Gin and Gin House.
erected since the war This Plantation ia ad
m:rab!y adapted 20 the cultivation OF Cotton.
Rice and Corn, AID Will be treated for on m os /;
reasonao!- :r:m4. Apply at TIE Office of
D. Is. DESAUSSCRE
;aa 226 Law Tn,-
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For Sale

U!tkNON'S iMoROt'ED Cc-iyL SEED.
NEOWk from Seed purchased directly of
W MIR. David Dickson, n 1857, ..nd carefully
preserved from mixing }, l'l'i!.e-lt.0a with
other seed.
will deliver the S-o.i, sAc.."d i: 500: order,
at the Louisville Depot, SOr;h Car0lir.a Rail-
road, at $500 per 5ushe., .o- ,av amount ,:n-
der bushels, or at $40 PEE t-she; -. a.!
amounts in excess of bushels
A. P. AMAkER. 81. Matthew'S L
respectfully refer TO the below named zen.
:-emen, who purchased Seed OF ne last spring,
.or Information touching the puri,y and supe-
riority of the Seed, to wit Hon. 4 !. Good
wyn, Dr. A. r. Taber, Fort Mote 2. N. Hot
scr, Esq, and VIM. Paulling, ESQ. st. Mat
thew's; L. r. Beckwith, Esq, Ja,n:son's s and
Captain F. II. W. Briggmann and w g. Muller,
ESQ.,. Orangebu-g Court House al cf Orange.
prtrR county, D. Z. e-ov : :imo'
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Teas and CoHees.
Pure Dixon Cotton Seed

w Cotton Seed, grown from seei obtained
rom MIR. David Dickson. Oxford Ga, iast
spring, and Which was selected by him. :or his
Own use. notwithstanding the unprece.
dcnted dry season. we gathered from 800 to
2,1Od pot:uds 10 the acrs-m,hlay wea.v.s;y
baies to one mu,e
Pic. 81 0O -ar b.;shoi
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Q O III O D R II

A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
"A CONCERT will be given, in behalf Of the
LADIES' INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY &c, at
the Nickerson House.
PRoaRAmME-pART I.
Overture-Piano: .GUillaume Tell
Angel OF Light-Song. g........... Fayorita
~ Luie di quert Anima'-Song,
Linda di Chamounix
Paraphrase dur RigoIetto-p piano-Liszt,
Mr.. Denck
- hLt1la
Take Back the Heart-Bass Song CIaribel
iunsh nstOs chorus Stabst Mater
PART =:
II Baccio-Song ......... ~. 'Arditi
NJ; HT, Honb ......- ....... Brtgnoi
n Mia patria.:song: .. Attila
Reveii du on-Pisno-Kontsk Mr. Denck
Phantom Chorus - SomnamhnIa
Single Tickets IS cents. Family Tickets
not less than three 80 cents. Doors open at
hait-past P. M. Performance to begin at
half-past Z. M.
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UNFO"o, Ca, h0"tmOc. I. | 36l
d >e:tifr shas solo to Mtsar4 Richard
. Nea!s " So'i, Of Columbia s. c. some OF nv
choice improved Cotton Seed, .oy Planting
pTrposes Thcy proposed to sell portion OF
what the* caised. Planters purchasing .he
genuine Dickson Seed DAVID DICKSON.
We are Mr. Dicksons Agents here, and will
ORDER seed direct from NJ. Dickson ls desired
F:ice - W ..om one - i've brahe... ~ "a %
:Or five and unwarie
Ian Is RICHARD N:AIF II: son
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-26
His STOCK Of Liquors and Wines
Tobacco,

SMOKING TOBACCO o. Richmond, Inch
burg and Baltimore manufactures. in nall.
luarter and one eighth pound packages
SEGARS-both home manufacture az i ~,
ported.
And CHEWING TOBACCO o: d:G.-en,
qualities.
Besides ever att J-.,ns;n3 - :irst
class establishment
Grateful :pr pact ta2or. AZ: ,letarallncd 20
leave no honorable means ,:ltri"d to retain
the good will Of al who ..a2e :i?o-ed me
hitherto. ant who may hereafter :avo- me
with their custom. WI! be .app;' to .ece:vc
the kind patronage, boti, g my Old friends aul.
o. the public n general L.. DIERChS.
Jan