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Middletown transcript., 1871-05-13

S23I, 40 "a
!StHe y Dciagarc, Comfy q .Nsw casfi> n:
J. j l.. Gibson, Cashier Of the New Castle
County National Bank Of odessa, do socmnly
swear ihn, the above statement Is true 10 the best
OF my knowledge and belief,
J. l.. GIBSON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Fifth
day OF May 1871.
J G. BROWN, y. +.
CHAS. TATMAN,
Corrcct-TAt,csi; clIAS. BEASTEN, Directors
WILLIAM pULk,
MAY l3-lw
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WARS IN NAME ?-They have
Ksighas, Groomcs and Squiers, in Cecil
county. Md. also family named Death.
New Castle county has o family named
Two. Carroll county. Md. has n family
named Six, and Baltimore has one named
Ninde. Ten Eycks nrc common in New
jersey. Day and knight arc common
nsmcs. and W once heard Of man nsm-
a Fortnislst.
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when the Chinssc authorities are re-
minded that under the provisions Of the
Busliuenmc treaty. they ere bound 70 pro.
tsst tsschsrs IN China. they rsply. thst b.
~ sahs tssaty Tie Unitsd States y obli-
eated 70 sseurs the siahlb of person and
psopsssy 10 Ohloeos q ~ eountsy. II
To- 10y casoo ~ ioSot dens Ii Cslitbr.
-, ~. 49,, eof 1sGne64 upea Pskis
s1lbs1llim - l6tsss ~ sisl
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The race horse 4" I.ougfcllow " /. claim.
cd to be the fastest running horse in the
world. lie is said to have been recently
purchased hy Aristidcs Wclch, Of Phila-
delphia, the horse. .fancicr, and former
owner Of Flora Temple, and JAS d. Me-
Mann, the well-known driver. The price
was $50, 900.
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Fort Pillow. at Memphis. Tenn has
wholly disappeared under the abrading
forces Of the Mississippi. The ippeai
says that the navy-yard there was once
mortgagcd. and adds The mortgage
subsists but the property has been dispos-
cd Of by power against which chancery
may issue its thunder in vain"
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lIoff, the Berlin mal,.extract man, has
become in fifteen years n millionaire by
extensive advertising lie asserts that he
has paid to daily aud weekly journals, in
that spacc Of time. tho enormous sum Of
thrco million ihalers.
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An unsuccessful attempt has been made
in Cuba by the insurgents to entrap and
kill Valmazada. but their purpose was
dicovered. and were driven OF with loss
Of 6fty killed.
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Two attempts at as many points in
Canada we're made Thursday to carry into
effect the much tnlked-of Mnce.Coburn
prize fight. Upon both occasions the au-
thosities. backed by soldiers. intcrfcrcd
and prevented Il.
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- T ZEE
SHE II

!, washes without wearing th~ cleliss-no rub
bing or squeezing.
II washes from onr TO twenty -ds.. articles In
from one To four miuu ties.
II washes the finest Lace Ch-,nias; Ilnnslkcr-
chiefs &c. without auv injury
II washes the hravrs, Quilts arsi l,ankcts.
|, washes whittier aud more thoroughly clean.
Than 10y any other process ms Etro1g currents Of
water dashed through every ls,yi OF the f,i,ric
II will s,ve three times its cost in single year
in labor and wear nf clothes.
II reduces washiay 10 an hour.
The Hing Iiash,r Is 50 called, IL ss are pirh,lt
informed, after the name Of its inventor but H.
may well assume the name Ms u roral title, for H.
Is destined 10 lord il over all competitors ami
reign supreme ia the Laundry Its claims are
everywhere acknowledged, AMI not only nre
those who stoud alooi from all washing machines
but some who have been using other machines
are replacing them with the King Washcr.-Bii-
tmGTc Gasete.
TIE hiog tasL,r is so complete and answers
so well vii the ends desired that there Is nothing
more desired In this hae-s ring, iabor-saring ma
nc.-iIia Prts,
Having purchased one Of Your Hiag Wdslin2
mieh,nss, and practically tested Its capacity for
economy of time and labor, anil also its cirans-
ing properties do no, hesitate 10 say II will do
all yon claim for il, aud will cheerfully recou,-
mcad |, 10 my fris..s to he the ht., washing ma.
/ chine have ever sccn.-J. W Loanc, 67 Wt1
! Trait Street, RR'imare. o.
| Does II take all the dir, out, Try II, and wa
venture the assertion that you cannut find n
piece Of linen SO sailei tia, .hd Mig N,sher viii
not make clean as new II five niiantss s.-Aa'io'.
journal u u,
SPECIAL.
| In the invention Of the King Iiasher Il was de-
signed that !, should combine 'all the good quail
ties OF every other washing machine. and al tho
same time TO have Not single objectionable fea-
'urc. Such n machine Is the King no rubbing,
no wearing and tearing; and lasi but not least,
labor made easy
lfyou cannot purchase Khg lrasher In your
place, send us the
RETAIL PRICE. $500.
and we will forward the samc TO you, free Of
freight, 10 places where no one Is selling. II any
one Is not satisfied, and wishes to return the ma
chine after months trial, according 10 dircc-
tions, We agree TO
REFUND TlIE MONEY.
free Of freight.
eS- Sold by dealers generally, 10 srAoms liberal
discoMafs are made.
King Washing Machine n blamuf. CO.
1909, III, lii3 MILLER STREET,
may s-iy Philadelphia
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A dispatch TO the Baltimore Gazette,
from Washington, dated may IL, Gays -
+" Rumors Of chsnger iu prominent public
Offices arc again adoat to, night. No nov
reasons arc assigned or names mentioned.
however, In this connection.
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A dsauite treaty Of peace Was signed on
Wednesday afternoon. 1t Frankfort. be-
tessn France and 0ermany. Il il said
~ h will rcsuls In edccting real and
durable peace. and not only in removing
isnposary diaiculties.
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The Senate Of Cohnccticut. on Thurs
day, passed the resolution dcclaring Mr..
jewell elected Governor Of the State. He
viii take the oath Of ONCE on Tuesday pext
10 which day both Houses have adjourned.
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Thousands Of wild dusks ysrs killed By
. whirlriud 10 Hatteras Inlet . fey days
40. The watss wss Literally sossrsd
With thsir todiss.
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Ths Easson. Nd. Journsl says the ay
= sssalse The wheat badly In some parts
= he eosnty. Some wheat hclds in this
Gl6Absshoed hass bssn slightly injured.
~ ~ - shlls ths pssspses u most en-
asussulas.
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REPQRT

le;daltowm, Jsiaways, si ne eiess y Ississss On
tie 20fh day n Apr0, 1871.
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A nsjstity Of siss hasdrsd for he
ubilss sppe6rsd q ~ eloee u .ssaislso-
eiss b n6sanssd. Thursday.
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State ef Dsianare, County cf As~ Casdr, -;
|. John X. Hall, Cashier of The Citizens Ma
,onal Bank of Mddlctown, do solcinnly swear
,ha, the above statement is true, 10 the best Of
my knowledge and belief.
j. II. HALL. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn To before me, this Fifth
day Of May, 1871.
j. H. CLARkSoN, Mp.
J.y. CRAWFORD
Corrcc,-At,cst TIIOS. MuRpllEi ! Directors
WILLIAM GREEN
May l3--lw
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DIED.

DIED.
On Thursday, the Aih inst. at Delaware City,
Mrs Edingfc,d.
In Philadelphia on the 9th inst. Julia c. wife
OF Walker vasey and daughter in-law Of John
and cordelia Vasey Of this town, aged "a years.
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REPORT

gfhr Condition cfMe .Ntr cutie County Nationai
B,nk Of Oiessa, at he close ef business on the
?9h day ef Ipra 1871.
nrSII'nrrs
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MUSIC LESSONS.

Mrs. Q. =. C0PPA0R viii give Instruction
W. II musle dlhsr By The lesson or quarter.
Pof tasue enquire ~ hss Il her rssldenes on lake
sasssA ~ teevs ~ Acaasmy, Middlslews.
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.s,'sS !: > !: = = 4: Ssl. ;';ssl = 81.
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INDEFINITE
POSTPONEMENT

FysilE scheme for the sale Of the town lots will
L be indehnitsly postponed. In the meantime
all persons desiring 10 secure lots cnn procure
them al private sale by calling on John A. Rey-
nolds, Esq. Those Who favored me by subscribe
Ing for lots can buy now more favorable terms
than new Subscribers, but they will bs offered u,
reasonable pslcss 70 III.
may l3-lW 3. Il. COCHRAN.
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Dn1oss 1tss usss hsssy isssts %
- - pst1sg nsssass = Nh
= - ~ ogf1tsse - - sssS
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l1 x1bgl11 Wsuth1nstss;
! rs - 0snho1lin1
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also own the very high brc.i and very "a
roi,ing Stallion n
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the wrong door.
On Monday night last some thief or thieves e.
ftc,ed an entrance into the steam grst mill Of Mr.
q. q. Cleaver, at Delaware City, by tearing on
the weather boards. Finding no money they
left things undisturbed
On sunday night 81. Peters Catholic Church,
vice--ons silver chaicc, two gold patens, and
the two boxes containing the poor moasy.
Camp Meeting for Harrington circuit will bs
held In Jamcs Anderson's woods, the came occu.
| pied for two ysars past, TO cosnmeaes July Goth
is7i.
Al WIN. 0oodley's public sale aear NewsCas-
lie, last week, atty-six head Of fresh cows and
spsingsrs sold for an average price Of $60l7.
A great many psopb have gone ACQUIRING
this week. Suits wsrs many, and suitors not .
Nv in the tho coanty town Off Castle.
Two Prsshytssian Churches Ia wilmington,
ths First and Central, have coutsihutsd 9i3, ,0e0
70 the great Presbyterian memosialfund.
Ths arst stsavbssris sf ~ season were ship
"a ftom ullfbsa % ~ 96th ult. By NJ. Johu
0eW, % 0ssssal vsa vssst's farm.
Al ~ slesuloa sbv Dlssctsu of ths Kent coua-
| - a. sas1ss - Bssd ~ esssssd.
~. y. 4ssssa efsAss Ssv6 ~ esshaessd Win
\ lus. ~. b, c. = Oshvass ely, = rspalat
~ 1u11lloe lae6os ~ sat1lds.
~ - 3 8: 4 I; IL e z = i..sss s:s';s
- ! - ss'I3ss :: sss:'s' :'.:.
( a., = = ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-30

THE CITIZENS NOMINATING CONVENTION
The following is full list OF delegates elected rc
represent the several wards in the convention, tc
be held on the 5th OF July, to nominate suitable
persons for Mayor and Aldermen OF Charleston:
Ward l-w. S. Adams B. McInnis. NARROW
Cochran. ]. F. Mathewes, P. Tecklenburg, Aaron
Harper.
Ward 2-walter Webb, sr., Louis Habenicht
Henry Hall, Geo. Logemann, John Q. Mlnott
Henry Lawrence.
Ward 3-Captain Theo: cordes, a. o; Stone, ,Johu
F. Brl,ton, Jas. Armstrong, !r., Hugh Ferguson,
J. @. q. Claussen.
Ward &C. q. Bergamann, c. Kerrisou Jr..
Theo. Mitchell, F. Won Santen, E. 4. White, j.
Chaplin.
Ludep, W. E. Fraser and James Moseley.
Ward 6-Wm. Meagher,J. Nell, E. N. aalg WIN.
Fisher, J. W. Guy and W. T. Burge.
Ward T-E. Dunn, R. Gordon, ]. Tobtn, J.
Francis, J. W. Reed and - Scriven.
Ward S-R. N. Hogan, ]. B. Shirer, Richard
Washington, o. ". Mathews, 7. F. He!dt aud D.
B. Smith.
All the wards, We believe, passed resolutions
debarring delegates from accepting nominations
for municipal positions, q plan which, II carried
cut. will prevent the delegates from voting them
selves Into ofice.
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TIE MOUNTED CLUB.-Another meeting Of
this popular club was held last night at the hall
of Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2, and was
well attended. The president, General James
Conner, for the drst time since his election, was
present, and, in taking the chair, addressed the
meeting, thanking them for the honor they had
conferred upon him In few appropriate and
happy remarks Upon the report Of the commit
tee appointed for that purpose the uniform OF the
club was adopted. 1t Is tasteful and handsome,
and consists OF black velvet cavalry ticket, BE-
cured by single palmetto button at the throat
with buff vest, black pants and high top boots
The hat Is black slouch, with feather. The arms
Of the club will consist Of light cavalry sabre
and Colts navy pistol The sabres Will be pro-
cured from New York In few days. resolu.
tlon was passed thanking the officers and mem
bers OF Hook and Ladder Company, No. O. for the
use Of their hall, kindly afforded to the club dur.
Ing its meetings, and, after transacting some
o.ner business of no public interest, the club ad
JoG.ued subject to the call OF the president.
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TIE FREUNpscHAFTsBUND ExcURsIoN.-The
members Of this popular German club, together
with their families and lady friends, had very
pleasant moonlight excursion in the harbor last
evening, in the steamer st. Helena, under the
skilful seamsnship OF Captain D. Sinclair, Jr.
The arrangements were perfect, as is usual with
&he entertainments Of the Bund, and what with
delightful music, soft moonlight, cool zephyrs,
sweet smiles and pretty faces, with the requisite
'oteature comforts, the sturdy SONS Of Thor, ION
pleasure bent" could not but have a pleasant
time.
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The. CAROLINA LIGHT INFANTRI.-The fol-
lowing are the prizes contested for al the target
shooting by this company at Mount Pleasant on
Wednesday last, and the names Of the winners:
Onlcers' prize, silver goblet won by Captain b.
G. Minott.
First company prize, silver cup and saucer, won
by Private r. J. Murray.
Second company prize, silver cup, l7on by PHI
vate r. Howe.
Tin cup, prize for the worst shot, won BY Prl-
vate J. Wright
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: ,ssBya:W..s s'MaKAY... :
aur1lon gales--tatnrs mans:
By w. Y. LEITCH u b. 8. BRUINS,

TN BANKRUPTCY.@N THE MATTER
OF We. WHiLDEN!& Co... s:!.- ~,
BY virtue Of an order in tnIa case made BY the
Hon; 9: 8. Bryan. unitet Ssstes District Judge for
at public auction; on TRURsDAY,t 18th Iuly:as
the Old Postofice. ., .;5,s,.5 n - n rs,.
The Following PROPERTY; :. - g y, =
RESIDENCE, two and 9 hall stories, NO. Wragg
Square. Lot measures 80 feet 'front.' BY 100 feet In
SIX SIX LOTS OF LAND il the village or Raveehtel.
on the Savannah and Chsrlest Railroad. Each
Lot measures go by 200 feet g.. -!
PLANTATION on Toogoodoo River: St Panls
Parish, Coleton County, known a. .sLem,s Rluf."
Is a two..tory Wooden Residence, ten cabins ana
large frame barn, partly under cultivation -
TRACT Of $40 acres adjoining the above. ,.:...:ri
VACANT LOT OF LAND wesi side Of New street,
VACANT LOT OF LAND adjoining south ofths
above, measuring 40 by lN. :; ,:.2sf
These swo Lots were formerly the property of
DR.. Samuel Wilson, upon which his residence WAS
''tiS ONE VACANT LOT on the east side Of Lime.
house street, measuring 81 BY los. This Lot is i'm.
medistely north OF the residence OF Tnomas Frost,
Esq. 7.v.7 sS.t -tss - So. .-ia' - - %
ene VACANT lot, north OF the above, on Lime
house street, measuring 81 By 1ot feet.
One BRICK TWO AND AHALF STORY RESI-.
DENCE, In Elizabeth street, known as NO. 81. on
necessary ontbulIdings. cis.ern and. see fixtures
complete. Lot measures 50 by 100 f6et,, Tne
property Is next north Of Aiken'srow.:
One RESIDENCE, same as above, knownaaiAo.
'' one neAs WOODEN SS5 RESIDENCE at the southwest
corner OF Mary and Elizabeth streets.t House
containing rooms and pantry. On the
premises are all necessary outoutldi1gs Eot IS Ss
RE RESIDENCE sIIS at the southwest corner LEI 81 spring
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NOTHING LESS THAN A MAJoK-GEsERAL.-A

NOTHING LESS THAN A MAJoK-GEEERAL.-A
laucable ambition to make an appearance worthy
Of his military prestige on the glorious 4th, has
induced the lrrepressible Major Samuel Dickerson
to consult the harness makers, and at Messrs.
Chapeau & Hebron may be seen an outfit for the
parade which would do honor to major.general.
The major has given free play to his fancy, and
the result Is combination ,of trappings. blue
cloth and gold lace before which simple civilian
would be lost in admiration and wonder. The
bride and headstall are sufficient for four ordi-
nary ones, and under them common horse
would look like mouse In wire trap. The un'
pretending saddle Is to be covered with gen.
erals saddle.cloth Of blue beaver, with gold lace
four inches deep around the edges, and studded
with blazing gilt stars. The rest OF the outfit is
lu keeping, and whatever, trimming was ever
heard Of In the regulation book, or conceived BY
man, are all there. In these gorgeous accoutre
ments the major cannot fail 10 be the observed Of
all observers, and those Beaufort chaps will have
some Idea OF the g:orIes or the militia In Charles
ton.
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WALLAoE's CREEK BRIDGE.-The bridge
over wallace's Greek, In Coleton County, which
has been so much needed in that section Of the
State, has at last been completed, in the short
time OF nine working days. The structure ts 200
feet long, 1e feet high and 20 feet wide. 1t is the
work of Mr.. Thos Blacs, Of this city, nrst-rate
mechanic and architect, and reflects credit upon
him for the skilful and energetic manner in
which he executed the work, and In time which
beats Julius Cesar, the brag bridge builder Of old,
by one day, Mr.. B. having but ten hands, and
Nr. c. whole army. Mr.. ]. ]. Kline, formerly
6ne of the county commissioners Of ColletoR, also
Save valuable aid in the erection Of this longde.
sired Improvement
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An IMPER1AL PRESENT FOR OUR scHuTzEN-
>aEseLLscHAFT.-The Washington Chronicle Of
Tuesday states that Baron Won Gerolt, envoy OF
the North German Union, has notified the State
Department Of the arrival at New York, per steam
ser Siberia, OF six Chassepot rides, taken in the
late war with France, and intended as present
from his Majesty the Emperor Of Germany % the
,Schutzengesell:ch at Charleston. S. @.
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CLUBS AND Subsidiaries Dickens, taken
up for lying down drunk at the corner OF Pinck-
ney aud East Bay streets, was brought to the
Guardhouse on the city wagon, and sentenced to
pay dne OF s., or spend ten days In the House
OF Correction tas ''amsreur CASUALLY
Abraham Robinson, q colored youth with no
employmens or habitation, was sent to the House
OF Correction for twenty days as yagrant.
W. II. Small, lodged for raising disturbance,
and assaulting Mary Douglas, in Beaufain street,
near ST. Philip, was discharged, for want Of evi-
dence against him.
A valuable Newfoundland dog, found astray, is
held at the Guardhouse to be Identified by the
owner.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following pieces
of real estate In the city were sold yesterday
morning at auction by Messrs. Leitch Bruins !:
Lot, with two story wooden house, No. 81. on
the west side OF Wall street. 80 feet front by 100
feet deep, for $3.50.
Vacant lot, No. 2o adjoining the above on the
south, Of same dimensions, for s4o5.
Lot No. %, on the south side Of Reid street, one
door east O, Hanover, with q two AMI half story
wooden residence, 80 feet In front by 200 feet
deep, for $l4oo.
Lot No. q Reid street, with two story wooden
residence, adjoining the above to the east and Of
same dimensions, for $535.
Terms Of the above sales-one.third cash, and
the balance in one and two years.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Letch & Bruins will sell at 10 o'clock, at No.
IS Bread street, furniture, &c.
Miles Drake, will sell at 10 O'CLOCK at bis store,
boots. shoes and hats.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, furniture and notions.
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a CoApLIxENT.-The Edgefeld Advertiser
says: General John A. WAGNER, the dlstIn
gulshed German citizen Of Charleston who has
long abored manlully for the good Of his adopted
State, has been announced by his friends as q
candidate for Mayor OF that city. We hope he
will be elected
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DESIRE to inform the people of Charleston
and the country that they can buy better and
cheaper Sewing Machine from me than they can
elsewhere, and now Is the time, and No. 81 Queen
street is the place, to ges frstclass Sewing Ma
chine, either new or second. hand; so come one,
come all, and lie, me serve you to No. Machine.
jun10 ]. L. LUNSFoRD.
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BUSINESS ESvELopEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
. row prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
nusiness cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and Send your orders. Every merchant and
,usiness man should have his card printed OF
lta envelopes
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The ACADEMY OF MUSIC GRAND GIFT Con-
cERrs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary Co.-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub.agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme Is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the office OF Mr.. G. Cacius corner
East Bay and Central wharf. may29
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MILLS HOUSE.
BUsI Ess NoTIo oss.

THE ATTENTION OF WATCH.BUYERs is called
10 our large stock OF Walthan Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best aud cheapest In the
market. All watches guaranteed.
W. CARRISaroS + Co.,
mario No. o56 King street.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, g.
IS, IS so and So 50 per thousand, according tc
size, at TdR NEWS Job ONCE.
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CR1BBAGE BOARDS, 80 cents each.
White Envelopes, 10 cents package.
jun14f HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
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DEATH OF DR.. WIN. REYNoLDs.-We regret
to lean that this estimsble gentleman, for many
years prominent and public spirited citizen Of
Columbia, died on Wednesday, at his residence,
corner ofsWashington and Marion streets, after a
nuSsring illness.
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FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Nos. a44 and 437 King Street,
Keeping their Stock new and fresh at all Sea-
sons. are getting In daily by steamers,
NEW TRAVELLING LINENS for suits
Plaid and Chene Japanese Poplins
Fancy 0rgandies and Jaconets for hot weather
More OF their best quality Iron Grenadines
White and Colored Piques
Pique Trimmings
Beautiful New Prints, all the recent patterns, In
endless variety; Percales, also
Black Tamlse for Summer and Mourning Dresses
Black Challies, very best quality
Black S4 and ga Housellnes
Black English Grapes and Grape Wells
Grape Sets and Collars
Enbrolderles Ia lovely LOTT
Linen and Lace Sets
Lscs!Trimmed Collars
Muslin Sleeves
Linen Collars and Guns, &c.
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TIE YARD OF THE JAIL

is kept clean and neat and in the rear is the
rlckety looking old gallows upon which Horace
Greeley was hung. They are In bad repair from
want OF use, and. will soon fall to the ground.
The tower Is not In use, but is closely shut up.
The Jail has been visited often by successive
grand juries, who have always reported favorsbly,
with the exception Of single grand jury OF the
United States Court, who found fault. But the
hotel, on the whole, to say nothing of the 'self-
supporting" school, can well bear inspection and
comparison.
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popular dish, and they prefer 1t to any other.
1t is composed OF bacon, hominy and COW peas.
These ingredients are boiled together into stin,
dark brown mass, anu the way In which 1t disap.
pears under the delving spoons Is curious to be-
hold. In fact the inmates OF the hotel have as
much done for them as boarders In any other
place, and they patronize the establishment ac'
cordingly. The sheriff liz allowed but 40 cents per
day per head for dieting his prisoners, and with
such cheap board, no one can quarrel with the