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The Temple of Health.

The Temple Of Health.
MI ORE good and reliable remedies can be
1V1 had at HElNITSh'S Drug and Chemi-
uAa store than from any other place in the
land. There IL not single person afflicted
with disease, who ever bought a bottle of
tieinitsh's medicine. but returned and gave
what has been done;
so 600 bottles of the QUEENS DELIGHT,
for the blood.
for coughs, &o.
20 900 Blood and Liver PILLS, for diseases
Of the Liver.
OUKE.
10 600 bottles Heinitshs CHILL CURE.
10000 bottles QUAKER LINIMENT. for
rheumatiem.
Still the cry is, comel Come ono, come all.
TO the Temple OF Health, and be healed at
little cost. full stock Of good m medicints al.
Ways on hsnd, at moderate prices. wholesale
ana retail, by E. II. HElNItSu,
NOV 70 Proprietor aud Dealer
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VOL. VINO. 236.
Double Strong.

Double Strong.
ENoR the winter season, I will brew all
- DOUBLE STRONG BEER. Drink
seegers' unadulterated Double Strong deer.
and You get the worth Of your money. This
Beer IL also put up In bottles, and for sale at
81. 50 per dozen.
have also received supply OF the justly-
celebrated PANOAKE-regarded the best
Chewing Tobacco. JOHN @. SEEGERS.
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.

New Publications.
M lSS COLUMBIA'5 Public School, or Will
4xI 1t Blow Over, with "a illustrations By
Mast. SO cents.
Aunt James Hero. BY author OF Stepping
Heavenwards. 81 80. "
STORIES from Old English Poetry. 81 so.
The Land OF Lorne. BY Robert Buchanan.
The Witness OF History to Christ; the Hull
sean Lectures tor 1870 By Rev. +. W. Far
rar, r. X. 8 81 so.
Froude's Second Series OF Short Studies on
Great Subjects. So SO.
Philosophy Of Consciousness. BY Mansel
American Wonderland. BY Bache. 81 so.
The Member for Paris. By rrois-Etoilcs.
By James Glaisher, F. r. &.
ALSO,
Some new Sunday school Library Books,
new Juvenile Books from England, now No
wells. &c. For sale at
BRYAN Il MoCARTER's Bookstore.
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lil~ For Sale.
100000 't5su e,eoo op feat LUMDEai IN Ts1I sea.
sonsd Flooring on hand
Orders for Lath, and all kinds Lumber filed
at short notice. Apply at our Lumber Yard
on Lady street and Greenville Railroad. or
address m w. LOWRY d CO..
OF 2e Smo Box $50. COlumbia, g @.
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Stoves. Tinware, &c.
3D. THE undersigned have just received
I'd a large lot OF Cooking, Parlor, Office
Nand Church STOVES, OF newest pat.
terms and latest designs.
Also, always on b and a good assortment OF
homemade and pressed TINWARE. ali OF
which will be sold at the very LOWEST cash
prices. Give us a call before purchasing.
ROOFING, Gutteripg. Plumbing aud all
Job Work promptly attended to.
Store just above new Post Office Building.
Main street. CHAMBERS Il 90
Dec 16 ~
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
A IL persons indebted to the late James
"A Brown, either by note or book account,
are requested to call and settle at once with
my agent, Fred. ]. Brown, or they will be
placed in the hands OF an attorney for COL
lection. Those having claims will present
them, properly attested, at once for pay.
mont. SELMA BROWN
Nov % t13 Exeoutrix.
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POmaria Nurseries .

POmaria Nurseries.
80 -c,h TIE largest and most varied
FnAk stock OF Southern acclima cd
&&S& FRUIT TREES. adapted to our
~ ~ soil and climate, consisting of
Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plums,
Almonds, Apricots and Nectarines, from tho
earliest to the Iatest; Cherries, Ounces, Figs,
IA HALE Nuts, English walnnts and Spanish
embracing choice table kinds; Strawberries
and Raspberries. Evergreens, IN great variety,
for ornament and for cemeteries; Rosos-all
tho best; Dahliae, Gladiol.s, Lilies. &c.; Or
Horse Radish Roofs. Usage Orange and Ma
cartney Rose, for hedges. Choice Fruit Trees
OF all Kinds, which will bear tho fret season If
transplanted early, will be furnished at mode.
rate prices, A new priced catalogue seut to
all who apply.
Persons Wishing, will please apply direct to
the proprietor. WM. SItMMFR
DEC I3 tImo POmaris, &. @.
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MAMMOTH RAFFLE

ON MhMmOT6 lEAFEIE. t5ii,U q
ONE THOUSAND pounds fine ORNAMENT
ED OAKE; also. some Prize ;. Cakes, for
Christmas presents; also, variety Of Fancy
Articles. Rattle to commence at z O'Clock.
each evening. at HHIsE's OoNFEOTION.
EhY. hsd. ii /. s-.t.t tiI'lis s04ni t4fli'Deo19
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FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!
4 fNRAOKERs. TORPEDOEs, sERpENTs
~ Double Headers, Blue Lights. Mines, Pin
wheels, hilver Star Torpedoes. Koman Can
dlee-from one to fifteen Balls,
SKY ROCKETS, from one ounce 10 ono
pound, with varied Colored Firos.
Some beautiful designs for Garden Pieces.
Wholesale and retail, st
Dec 20 3 NICK KENZiE'S, Main street.
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a n coLUMBA 8 DECEMBER 21 ls71

SPECIAL KEoEaCo@s
Got1ioiit RASrIn Nu1Sf Sf1s CRsl: :Ssson 06sf!.
table Association, !, for bsneat FrSe Sshool olfapd!
RAsrLK oGxss Noi i2oe afo,,itnq, Decsansssr %.
.2s-!77 % 2er So Al -s-!77s 4s Js-ss-e2
Witness hand = Charleston. thia2o:h day
Dsa = ts'4' g sso1At 6o$niss|ons;r.. sSS sia;
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Annua! Meeting Of Columbia GasIi

light Company. aph'
STOCKHOLDERS in the above n AIMED
on THURSDAY, 2Sth' instant, at "a o'olook M
at the office OF Dr. J. W. Parker, in rear OF
DR.. O. Mlot's drug store.
f's.n l3usc , JACOB LEVIN. n
I'6n 1U Wth4 SeC'y Col. 4as.lipht Co
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For Sale Cheap. h''"
1'HE LEASE on the EXCHANGE HOUSE
sirous Of changing the investment. II offer
FOR sale all the FlXPURES, LIQUOhs,. eto.
sna s1sHiR9fT RfroaEH Th FSTEs 1Si q
l@. ALSO, III "a .ai.t .,,
Seven head Of fine Saddle and Harness
HOUSES, Including Monkey" "John Ken.
rlGs and "Berkshire." For terms. apply to
Dec if''.H .i t1N 4! II, FRANKLIN
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Y Kris iKrlngie. Santa Claus,
AND all their relatives, will be At home, to
wait upon all who desire their scrvices 1t the
approaching HOLIDAYS. at MuKRNzrE,s,
Main atreet. Dec eO a :.
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HLD HANK BILLS AND MUAAL.AvhD
" CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov as emo D. GAMBRuL. Broker.
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Prepare for the Coming Holidays,
ID MCKENZIE, for Fruit. oitron, Almond
Jelly, Sponge and other CAKE, either plain
or Handsomely ornamented.
other PIES. - sIT7f-,'- - ..A .A
Scotch Short Bread made to order. All
kinds OF Cakes, Tarts, &o., &c. Main street,
Greenhold's Row. ~ a. = Dec 10 a
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Christmas Goods.

Ni3F Cnr1StmaS Goods. - ).
R0 BOXES layer RAIsiNS, 1900 large
W. Florida Oranges. 80 csses imported
champagne, new Currants and .Citron, Eng.
Cheese. 100 boxes Fire Crackers and Torpe.
does, Champagne Cider, jamaica Hum.
Otard Brandy, Pale Sherry and Madeira
wines, Smyrna Figs, Bultana Raisins,
thing ng. else good and fresh. E. HOPE.
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b. tol Powder. Shot. &c. H. -.
n ing POWDER. Shot, Lead. Percnssion P o
Caps, Gun-wads, &o.. on hand and Yor sale
low, at Wholesale and retail, by w vi
Dec 40 5.puJ JOHN A0NRW d SON.
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a beautiful Aeaortment of Ohromos, in
"A LsO, Ape stook os WAITING nEaxa
~ AlbpRs. Work Boxes, Portfolios. illus.
tgated te. BSoks for children, Gold Pens, Pocket.
books, &c., for sale at 'i''' 8" - = NT7''c
~ lna'' BRYAN i EooAnTER's
0oo @ III SA1 81. .llsl. Rookstore.
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seemed ~ ho ana az Padise station the Lightning
ana strong anon the trees on the mountain.
mosphere. 'neh perIneated the At
have besn yer Vo @TaS ' daross by lightning and rnn
nad Just been filed with hay, htSnd z barn which
Eds w wSre s h9rse' and farming Of yMoas
ana GGrning to the grou9d The s ,eSna Ts
young cattle in ' ana 5 oss VIII o be 5000 Several
several buildings we're s,rnck in ere killed.
dletown were shattered. Al Liberty IA barn, odad.
to John Graham, aud filled with Few crops Sass as
stroyed Loss, $1,000 In Bethel, much damage waseto
by rain ana wind. Bridges swept away aud roe1
bady DANA ed Two houses were struck BY nghtniiZ.
In Delaware County. near Nashville, lightning struck
in the barnyard o. Warren Willis killing two and
recovered entirely. Several barns were destroyed and
cattle killed, IN otner parts Of the county.
Penn In Preston Township lightning struck the barn
belonging 10 bis father and heifer belonging 10 neigh
boring farmer were killed at the same time III ADA
tree dead drunk A bolt struck the tree
and sobered him instantly. Two boys who
passing with pals OF huckleberries severely
rhorko1 In HDncsdale the lightning was fearful tho
flashes appearing with scarcely moments interval aud
the noise of the thunder being continually heard Tue
In1te of a g. Forbes was struck and ms wife WA
severely Injured A bolt descended between the iple
the OF IL Green, tearing mp The ground and
affecting the nSides OF both buildings The steepe OF
the Presbyterian Church struck six times, the aud
passing safely down the rod into the earth Near Avon
village four large barns, granay atsbed six stacks OF
5000 insurance, s2,OO
In Clarkstown, ROckland County lightning passed
the barn OF Mr. Plat and struck wooden pump
Enclosure dozen yards away, scattering splntefs
feet In every direction From the woodwork 10 dartea
to the pump Olisterng tho iron. IL burned sinai hos
through side tin pam leaving black spot on tho
Other and passing OF In the direction Of the house
GALE IN MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Aug. ga violent gale from tho
northwest visited Boston and vicinity II O'Clock last
night, accompanied by drenching rain. In Arlington
the steepe Of the Unitarian and the Orthodox churches
were blown down. several buildings partially demolished
and fruit and other trees Frustrated The damage
tmated at $4,000 or $4,000 Maiden, Everett, Medford
and Newton. also suffered from the gale No damage
cept to awnings and window blinds IL reported In Boston
The gale at swampscOtt last night, unroofed the
coin House, and demolished nearly all the bathing
houses the beach The guests in TIE several hotels
were greatly alarmed
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TIE NEw-JERsEY GOvERNORsHIP.
o the Edttor Of The Tribune.


SIR: After prolonged effort, we are at last
registered among the Republican States. 1t will be
dark day for when lapse and sink again into the
arms OF the Rodman NJ. Price Democracy. How shall
foil the schemes already planned by the enemy TO re-
gain the ascendencyH AS Republican, less anxious for
qualification Of any aspirants wishes than for the
triumph OF principles, answer, by the selection OF
popular candidate of unbemished character and unques
u0ned ability.
Among those named as o candidate for Governor, no
,n has given more definite proof OF these qualifications
than JOHN DAVIDSON OF Union County, while no STAN
slles his character, and no man can be fOund VINO
Doubts his ability His canvass OF the llld District IOr
Congress in 1866 was most brilliant proof OF popularity
With majority in 1864 for SitTeaves DemOcraU OF 462,
Nr Davidson entered unaided upon contest with the
same MI Stgreaves challenging the latter 10 meet him
81 open discussion throughout the district and reduced
llB Democratic majority than 1000 votes Never
has the Democratic majority in the district Deen
brought down 10 any such figures. Rushing III 1870 was
beaten by 1854 majority, notwithstanding ne had lbOC
from the cOOred In 1868, the same district
gave Democratic majority OF about 1900 votes nOtwth
dent, and we had Governor well as Congressman TO
eject In 1869 Mr. Davidson received four hundred more
Senator than Grants vote for President III
1861 and there was no general ticket In the Held
II either Mr.. Walsh Gen. fitzpatrick can SNOW
strength candidate fitness in character or aDluy
superior 10 Mr.. Davidson, aud many OF my nelgh1ois
would be happy lend either our support Lei the
friends produce proofs. HuNIEkDoN'
Union Co., y. j., Aug q, 1911
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship He,0s see Third Page
ARRIVED


ver',n sve Peroa Rio JaneiIo q da. s.h eoSe 70
Bs Jeyons Funch Edge Co Crossed the Equator Aug
Brig spring Bird lof Canning 81 Tom,s harsc,bo IS d.r
With coffee 70 sehminky LotI Coz vessel to Pension % Lev
. a H'TsG; s. $sy with ss and "o'
Bag HowsHd Boston, Freeman Seass IL days WITH sugar
Big Linus, OBI Eyans Jane q days Hampton Roads VIA
coffee 70 Henry Ey.e vessel to Geo r. bu ''i Tue Hi'a"'
Bds crorey f Be.oa Crowley Ap..eAS9l;, !, s:y.
winds throughout the passage was days north Of ha,eTas - L.
VI, ss95 F So... Of SSs. r G eS = DAYS
schr = A. Bowen lo Bango Alexander Denerars - lays VI"
sI TG rSnT ,s.. F.51 J g E Co. 10 v With nss s
peeuCed severe gales points Of compass
compelled 'coi under bare pole. Of the time On The 1882 hip
wheel and received other slight damage days loh Of Hastssa.
s ssS s h ks. f TH, Tsa s.ff''.
sss R1 ae % Ss B S @ E5e
schr E. A. Stevens Harding Nes-Hayen.
sShr as Ranyon Campbell, Sss.H.yen for Runbe,lpot
sc5I Emma Rllsn, Fo5: Hartford for Albany
GsaPPsST k; P5gys9ss' {, for F Esssss
sSI % y. S Gates s%s Ges9Ta f.,
s ST ar Bp pSTJ Ba es.G' oIsspof for P p6a
scHr. Old zacE RiellI, Ells,betAgort or NeTHayea.
s sT S Ss k Ts' Alien 'T E5spS
schr Mary aercbon Bnghtman BIabethpor for Fail River
scbr Herbert Manton croTeii Pot johnson for BosOa-
S S P PS GfsS Si Po fG Ssoa 70
schr Annie Gardner, sones Port johnson for Bo-too
schr Farewell ROind Port Johnson for Lynn.
Scbr sarah Jane Hubbard Port Johnson for salem.
Schr Gen. Scott, Lyndon. R0niOut for ROcklani
WIND-Sanset, Light s. clear
BELOW.
Bark Mniet (NOrw) Tngerethn from Antwerp 20 sitk
mise. Funch, Biye & Co. BY pilotbolt Hope NO.E
DOMESTIC PORTS.
EBosroS 2-Arve brys Chmbora1o from Philadelphia Ne
Lucy Holmes rom Mrssoane Prsat
Atwood. from Port Antonio.
SAyAssSH, Ca Aug la-Arved steamship Gen DArne. fro.
Newfork bark Onward from Liverpool reports ship bottom upward
of the Sicily The schr S s. Whtnole, for 81 Mars Ga,
$ srecked St Johns bar.
SPOKEN.
Ang Is 100 mile. Of Sandy Hook bark Rngeae. IN f,s
~ Sandy Hook ship Nepm, IN a
Liverpool Tor Philadelphia By pilOt5os. Hope No. l.
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,,,os homes that the Democracy viii triumph this Fan
a., win, Pennsylvania Ohio. and California. This he
col, an interviewer and also that they did so triumph
,bo New Departure would be the winning card in 1872
ON the other hand Mr. Hin thinks that defeat would 50
ri,sy affect the Democracy. ain that case" he says
they must either abandon the New Departure entirely
and fan back to tho issues of 6s OF boldly advance one
stem in advance Of the New Departure at present
better determined hereafter OF one thing con-
yinced and that Is that the Northern people are de
mined not TO recede one step from the Amendments and
is therefore all folly In us TO oppose them There Is
left, therefore, but TO advance III we are 1e
feated this year. Toombs, Stephens, and Davis VIII be
elated and strengthened They will be finally deeaeu
however, the South will not and cannot be mised Dy
them. II the counsels OF these should control how
ever, and the Republicans pursue liberal poncy, ~
would very much alter the situation. General Amnesty
would give the Republicans in the South much stronger
foundation"
The Springfield Republican says: "The hice
headquarters Boston have been changed from foungs
Hotel to No 81 Westinghouse Room No. g. Unfavorapo
comment had been made upon the fact that Mr. Rice nau
his headquarters in "rum tavern" though doubtless
convenience alone prompted the first opening OF rooS
at the hotel. But with such man MS Gen. Butter ,no
candidate OF the Prohbitionsts, the very
text will for raising the cry OF rum eanua o
about the gentlemen who have been named IN eoineE
ton with the Republican nomination The chan i 30
Mr. Rces headquarters indicates that ne IL eI IaxeH
stick" as acandidate although the friends OF MI
claim, and with good show Of reason that ne
much larger following in the State But boso ~ h "a
have two OF her citizens elected Governor ana n sno
stand any chance with one, II must Dc uecuou 'o'
soon which one"
Democrats throughout the country are be-
ginning TO entertain the conviction that the pinuene
OF public treasures should be restrained withm easor
able bounds The S. Louis Dispatch sound Democratic
sheet, invelgns against Tammany as follows: SOME
body who was It was wishing that we had Iaminany
i'm 81 Ious We are afraid IL is far too great luxury
fnr The west One Tammany quite enough for one ma,
ton, and the sooner the Democrats OF me onitea
states set their seal OF condemnation upon
the New-York affair, the better 1t Will be
for their cause. With the increase OF representa-
tion I'm the West, the departure platform, they
can do without New York CITY, Let II go No party can
hone TO succeed with such incubus Of vainy weighing
IL down. and indeed, it would be far better 70 give up
the State than for the Democracy OF the Union any
longer TO connect itself to the suspicion OF an al
lance with the who have dcne their level best TO
III them.n
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BAKBR-In New.Bunsvick j. Sunday August a. aer lingering
illness Mr.. Elias Baker in the 18th year Of her .
Funeral "Wednesday at M from the residence Of Mrs Samuel
Baker Albanys.
BIyGHAM-ou Sunday inst. Edwin white. IL
Leandr and Ann Mars Bingham sgd months and y days
ofhis parents Garien-st, Mott Haven n. Y.
CLARK-On 26th inst Eliza Emma youngest h Of Arthur T.
e friends Of t The % rpu invited to eni the funeral
from her fathers residence 2i West rSeGtyninth.t Ou third dag
Tuesday, 2sth inst, stl p m
DOHERTYOn Sunday Aug D. William Henry Dohedy OF chrons
The rat YES and friends Of the family and his brothens
hi, mother 2 Porty-sIhst. Wednesday morning At 10
ok thence 10 the Church Of ST. West srteeuh
requiem will be offered FOR the rposs Of hs
soul The remains will be taken TO Calvary Cemetery.
GwYYSEn m August 20 Marion twin daughter OF jobs
Mary Gwynne aged year and u days
JONRSAt Cold spnug Harbo L. l., Aug ~ Fannie H. Jones.
laughter Of Chas II. ana eliza T. Jones
The relatives friends Of the family invited TO attend the tnrsi
Johns Church Cold Spring aroor on "enesiy Aqz o.
Carriages will be IN waiting AZ syosset on Tue Arh OF me
leaves Hunters PoS at q, m returning leaves so''e' -
Flushing L. l. SUNDAY August e. Gertrude Miller.
reet Of Abraham N n. oh wear q oe ass r ,ao,,,
daughter Elizabeth Miller respectfully invited 70 attend ne
funea "Wednesday August ~ al II O'Clock IL, non 1ef As
resIieuce on Franklio.place Flushing, L.
EasthsEpton papers please copy
sCRBYER-Iu Luoerns sgirnd SATURDAY Aug D. Of typhoid
fever Charles schbuer. aged 80 years IA,
relatives and friends respectfully Informed mat me remains r
be brought % this ct once ind nat due aonos 'sa we
sEwARD-At Chester ~ J.. Sunday morning Angus, a. HenT
seward the 18th year Of his age
aud friends of a family are invited 90 send the Ieeri
on WEDNESDAY the h O'Clock Trains Of ne Aorus and BSer
Railroad leave NwYork at 7lS sEd connecting With Cheses
Railroad At Dover. returning leave chester al o'clock
TR PFORDi hi, residence At Rumsum n j. August a. AbtshaS
Trador Ia the 9th year Of bis age
Funeral on " einesday, August 90 ata:S m
wILSOyon Sunday August h. Joseph won 10 the h rear 81
The relative, anl friends family member. of Greenwood
Lo.se No. and Loise Ahi NJ respectfully
nvts 10 attend the funeral from residence No. III Ninth
South Brooklyn on WeinrsiAy 9h inst At ) ocloci m
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POLICE NOTES.

Visitors to Prospect Park last week, l7O,5s
Augustus Mass. age Is, was drowned, on Sunday,
While bathing q Tie foot Of TweDtehst st., Brooklyn
William Weed who is under indictment for alleged
arson vas arrested yesterday Brooklyn and will be tined
President Smith transferred Sergeant Joseph Hag-
ry YESTERDAY Fifteenth Penct 20 the Ihl and sergeant
TuuIs {. Holbfow from the Third 20 the Fifteenth
Rernard Reilly of PaTk-ave. and CumbeIand-st
proon vAs wAd YESTERDAY morning Ihe bis home, and
vas led down badly injured unknown person
David Scott age a. residing at No. 225 twentieth
resolved YESTERDAY commit suicide and arcs HLhs
letter 10 bis friends he blow out his brains oher
Thompson pursuit and OVERLOOK DIN ID u 10
prevent bis Killing himself lie was locked np.
telegram was received by Capt. Irving, yestcr-
from Directive GORDON Philadelphia sng Tor ine atei DO
h al solen watch worth ti1 IN mat cy
C1nnih gham Bast 1breuhst by petechVe Heael
burg for the stolen watch found under We carpet IN
h P!adeiuha BY Detective NM last even
INK
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rsoS,r-RY TELEGRAPH.

49,. The Empress Eugene Is expected 10 arrive at
Madrid few days
King Amadeus and the Crown Prince of Italy
reviewed The troop. at Madrid, gu sunday
The Prussians will evacuate the forts near
Par, no.,bly on the sth Of September
The King of tho Belgians has arrived in Lon
a. M.r satd the International Exhibition yesterday
The British Consul at Zanzibar writes that
Or Iivin gst0ne the Arcah eiP'''''' ' wv" ''e ''
The London Standard states that Mr., Quincy.
70 orer appointed under tho Treaty ef Washington
800 no e,nprn. ton Tor Bis services
The Kings of Denmark and Greece, respec-
.vj, ntbeT AL brother In the pnnco A, AZ anf Ae
-. =. "a Ms. Al Llg.eu sch sbaca assf "s'sosiea
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THE DRAMA.
THE SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.

Last evening witnessed the reopening of this
popular minstrel hail. large audience present. who
at the rising OF the curtain greeted the performers with
great applause. The company is substantially the
as last season. with the addition Of Bobby" Newcomb
and the buffalo boys" who perform laughabe ex.
travaganza with Charley Gibbons called the dancing
ouartette" lBackus and Birch as the lend men" are
ready and funny with their songs and jokes Wambold
amuses as the middle man." and acts the stout, pomp
GUS but good natured darkey in his usual pleasing
ner The rest Of the company good In their several
speciaties with the present programme, which is
new the season promises 10 be a good one.