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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Horace Greeley is making an extensive
tour through the Southern States making
speeches in many places, and receiving
marked attention from many Of the
Southern people.
The Democrats Of Ohio have nominated
Geo. W. McCook for Governor, The
platform adopted at their convention is
very mild and quite in contrast with
their declarations four years ago.
Vice President Coliax is very much
improved in health, and has gone home
to Indiana.
President Grant has decided to spend
most Of the summer at Long Branch.
A party of white settlers aud Indians
in Arizona recently attacked a camp of
friendly Indians and killed G3, of whom
IS were women and children, and carried
of number of women and young girls
as prisoners. If the correct version Of
the affair has been received the whites
have earned the name of sayages.
Another horror has just occurred
in the Pennsylvania coal region, at
Pittstown. The hosting apparatus took
fire from the friction Of the machinery,
setting fire to the building and blocking
the mine, Thirty-seven men were in the
mine at the time, Of whom twenty-one
were suflocatcd or have since died of
their injuries. The mine inspector is
blamed for the accident as the mine was
not worked in accordance with the rules
for safety.
The treaty is pretty sure Of being rati-
fled by England, but Canada is trying to
find fault with lis provisions. Fortunate
~ the consent of Canada is not necessary
Oh the main questions. Canada is dissat-
isiied because there was no provision for
reciprocity in the treaty, which would
have been Of great benefit TO them but
not to the United States, for then they
would have brought their farm products
to our markets free, and would have pur-
chased all their manufactured articles in
England.
4 Chinaman was stoned to death by "A
crowd uf children in San Francisco the
other day, and though several people
were looking on, there was no interior
aucc with the diabolical sport, and no ar
rests made. We also learn that mob int
town on the coast north Of that city have
notified all the Chinese to leave, on peril
of their lives. The Ku-KluX laws ought
10 be enforced In California.
c. c. Bowen, h,e representative from
South Carolina, who IS ON trial IN Wash
ington for bigamy, Is likely to be convict
cd. The defense put in as evidence what
purportcd to be a copy Of the record Of a
divorce from bis former wife, bat Oh cX-
aiming the court record, 10 such divorce
could be found, and the copy was evil
IDENTIFY O. forgery.
The decrease Of the public debt the past
month has been nearly four aud oHo-hall
millions. The total decrease for the past
two years has been over two hundred
millions or oue-tweltth Of the whole ma
liaual debt. The decrease iu tic amount
Of interest paid is sl2 100000 per year,
and within tlo two years the amount Of
tax from internal revenue has been de-
creased $50 100000.
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The Jeeaut .s ready fr delivery
ca "Wednesday Afternoon asa ws shaIi
h obliged ii aay q our laeu8s fam
ihe as.ghlonas i9vas. who may be- So
Msaebesier aa that day. wIll cal aa1
SET packages iar their localities. in
this nay tbe paper will often reach ogr
sui Hlen half q day sooner than by
mail
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REUNION At ia uH AND EtrToN
SEMINARY.

Many 81 the students who have at.
tended The Seminary ia past years
lave expressed . wish that there
might he grand reunion or the former
teachers aud stgdaats If this Justly
celebrated AMI time hauored iHetl-
'atIon In response to these requests
tie trustees voted at the last annual
meeting 10 invite al former teachers
and siudrnts 70 such q gathering nj
the close q the present academic years
and the following programme has been
prepared by the committee Of arrange.
mclta
social gathering. At Music Han.
Tuesday evening June gath. Az the
same pIaee "Wednesday the 2stb. Il
10 o'clock l. D.. al address Of wei.
come will Ne delivered - Hon A. +.
Miner history Of toe Seminary, by
J D Wiekham, D D. aa address b.
Rev G ! Woodruff % Hudson. n.
! and > poem ly some one not yet
esgnated u the afternoon there
will ie diaaer followed ty speeches
irpn ~ Coleman first Principal u
iAe Seminary. and many others
Its hoped that there eill b large
Attendance s. the occasion wHl tc ore
q great Interest y al who have beea
connected with de Seminary. Friends
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tAuArp4 rn.scr.

tbe Preach baye takcu Paris, iu
other wauis lha Ycnalllists have soc.
ecede1 10 defeating u,c insurgents, and
u0w have complete eonirol ~ the city.
and comparative quiet bias baeu re-
stored bot really tbe nation is but lit
lie better % than before, and q state Of
sdain bordering ou complete anarchy
exists which is fdghtfal 20 contem-
plate. Ifofcr a patton deserved SYM
pathy il b. France The Joss of life and
propt Tty DO the roceat struggles has
been fearful. 90 less Than 60 600 people
aud one.tmrI Of Paris having been De.
strpycd ia supprcssiug the rebellion
alone Very many Ct those engaged
IN the Instruction have been captured
aud shot and still there appears 10 be
30 confidence IN the stability of the
present government. and the people d..
yided into factions, ready for another
outbreak at the drst favorable oppor-
tunity Its complete realization Of
the old saying, Whom thc Gods wish
10 destroy they first make mad
Outside Of Paris the popular express
siou has always been ia favor Of mon.
archy aud that would seem 10 be the
most speedy way out Of tic present
difficulty provided a suitable man can
he found, but in the present state Of af-
fairs, burdened with a crushing debt,
with the Prussiaus az their gates, and
every department Of government com
plctely disorganizcd the genius Of the
first Napoleon would hardly cxtricatc
them from the mass Of difficulties with
which they are overwhelmed. But
there is wonderful recuperativo power
IN the French nation Restore conf
dence, which is now altogether want
ing and complete transformation
would take place.
We hope the man may arise like cur
own Washington, without personal am
bition, Of boundless patriotism aud IN
sacrying honesty q purpose, around
whom the French people can rally and
under whose influence they can take
az high a rank among nations as our
own glorious republic but years must
intervene before tho ruin Of the past
year can be fully repaired
The reason for this unfortunate state
Of affairs exists ia the desire Of the
masses to throw OF every ycstigo and
symbol Of oppression They long loi
complete liberty. Not having been ed.
ucatcd 70 the true standard of popular
liberty they substitute its counterfeit
unhridlcd license, but their desires arc
tending in the right direction. Learn
mgby experience, which though a dear
school is more effective than any other
1t is to be hoped that the French PEG
pie will make true progress toward,
constitutional government. It is a say
ing of celebrated statesman that revo
buttons never go backward. There j.
q strong tendency throughout Europ,
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tnsf SrsE tsshs B-s8 rHU Journal
~tu ~ sa.sa ~ adverse. waH saA-
sfthsas raaass rasa. ss..a pc sssFs
tstsg 9aus tath. tsTr sphsssffsfana ssBf
~ receives - .. - So asfsaHrs.
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81 WIN nE.-.lI.r ITnn..

" 6H-'- t.ta F.H# ttHt.a A'H tfh 90 "a
Ransom Is an rEeet aa8 Wc.Ilre.
8aWa3 ba.el ana s wg.l worthy Of
tae patronage tEat commands Itis
located opp 'be American Hotel
The Mountain Fagse. CatskiIi stands
at SD elevation ai three Thousand aet
ahHyc she level al the sea. So high iu-
deed fat tha objects ia ihe valley
haFe "a Ia3FHiiaa appearance lt
opened 5gaE LIST.
Iho Laurel House IFS mile and @
ba1f west Of lae Mountain House. Cats
aal oa the CaatcmNH Falls, aud the
grounds of This hotel aFe rendered adj
i8maIly interesting from che eireum-
stance that the waters from the falls
descend from tha hotel grounds tn g
duPf4 af ever twa hundred feet. z he
hotel is conducted hy Mr. J. J.. Schujt
the proprietor. who being eminent with
both guu and ljuc. and thoroughly
familiar with shooting grounds aud
trout streams. Is well adapted to direct
BIS sporting guests TO those choice
taeuts Of fish and fowl that could
re rbe found without a skilltd guide
The Parry House, at Highland Falls,
Is "a new house, erected for the accom-
mediation of 100 visitors, is located
upon q rock overlooking the Hudson
River and win De-, iu an probability,
conducted as family clearinghouse,
A couple of Philadelphia journalists
talk of starting a papes 40 Cape
May. devoted TO seaside and other
gossip. A paper properly managed
would, no doubt, be successful at Cape
May. Saratoga, Newport, and Long
Branch all have their daily newspapers
during the season
Howlaud's Hotel at Long Branch is
the oldest house Of entertainmentin the
place, il having been made the summer
resort Of the most respectable Phila-
dclphia families for twenty-five years
past, before the Branch had become
known at all distinctivcly as water
ing place.
The grand ball at West Point is an
,,.,,,,,,J O., .,1yo ,,l,oo o,, tho tu,opt,--
GGG ~ rn ~, ''''' NV va '''
AN -, ,... j.,
summer OF 1866 at The Equinox House
G , start;oo Io ~" n',sc fIr Eve bnn.
drad doIiar,7 ,,n,,5 ~ ro,d;,l, matter
r,r tha nsa 81 himaoJc and ciionIs on
IN, IL, ' rov aoI - "'''''''' '''' -'''
-,
Ano baln io'el, an olu anu popular
SKINNER resort at DaIh' ~ j." was
son. bv the proprietor. Mr.. George
Shields. 1t is located directly on the
lower bay, IN grove OF forest trees
that extend almost to the water S edge,
with a water front OF eight hundred
feet.
The members Of the vermont Ed.
itors and Publishers Association" will
take dinner at The Equinox House on
Friday the 9th inst. A special train
conveying the party from Rutland, will
arrive at twelve o'clock noon.
Mrs Marshall O Roberts and
Mr. ana Mrs Ames Van Wart of l07
FiGb Aycnuc New York who snent
Iast season u The Eoninox House are
abnnt NJ Gail for Fnrnnn
>r.. .;
~ "'''i nv pi'oo a. : : IN. - ~, ~,
Sn0" ~ '''a"9 g TI" 2, c l'.o eoui'. sue
20 ~" 70 l:' ~ ,'',e 1' IT,. ~ '9
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lEssE ". KINYON 5 EsTAIE

IL
STATE or XERMoAT, Manchester lHattlc
At Probate Court held ri Manchester, v
and for said District Of Manchester on the
DAY ot May A y 1851
prcsent, Hon. T. Is, NuEroN, Judge.
The Administrator on the estate Uf Jees
kmyon, late Of nOrret, Ia said District, De-
ed, proposed % render au account u bis cd
stTaliun on Haid Cstate.
Whereupon il VAS ordered tlat said acc
be- examined for allowance ~ Probate Cuu
BE- held at the Probate Office IL Manclost'
said district pu the 3nth day n luuo. A. y
aud that n8tlcu thereof he given to all pers0f
ierested by publjshlug d certified copy 81
record u said order three Woeks successive
TIM MANCHESTER JouHaAI. newspaper pr
at said Manchester previous to said IN
hnAlng.
true record,
Attest, L0yELAND MU UNISON, Rogisi
A true copy at record,
Attest, LOYELANp Muhs3N. ]. gist
3 3g2s37J1
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Tak1HlN e. oaFN TA
THEEnAY JENE f
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The Mt. Tabor chalytcato Spring Co
MI Tabor, Vermont,

Having completed their arrangements are now
ready TO m ali orders at short notice. The
water is put up in cases containing two dozen
quart bottles and can DO sent u all points IN
the United States aud Canadas. This celebrated
mineral water docs not settle or separate, aud
can be kept any length Of time without losing
its wonderful healing properties.
The water cures all diseases Of the Blood,
Hum0rs, sorc Eyes, Catarrh sc. The most fee
Bile aud delicate are soon restored 60 perfect
health aud strength by the use Of this water
Cases when fret shipped, $500. II returned
will be reGilsd for & 80, until further notice.
For further particulars and information
address BOND Il SWEAT Proprietors
NJ. Tabor Chalybeate spnng Co.,
2smil0t Mt. Tabor, Rutland Co, Vt,
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The Georgia Gin

Notice.
fHlHREE months from this date, application
4 will DO made tn tho Greenvills and Culum-
bia Railroad Company for tho removal oE the
following SCRIP, belonging to tho estate OF
JESSE DEBkUiIL, which has been lost or
mislaid, viz:
Stock Scrip No. /, ,162, $50 shares.
Asrossmont Certificate on same, No. ], 1882,
81, 900.
Scrip No. I, ,337. S shares
Assessment Certificate on same, No. 1874,
$40. WM. Fl. PARKER,
Receiver Estate of Jesse DnBruhl deed,
JUNE 2, 1871, Abbevilio O. II.
June ,3mo
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Nev!H&Dtss1 1oSuutT 1hI MeJn5fdaS1j

NeWlhehoRef1OAnht lhA Isep ph 6ifdahH
gain several hundred on the vote Of
1870; Anson County, small Conservative
gain; Warren, 200 Conservative gain
Ooinmbus County,. reported heavy Con-
servative gain. News thus fnr received
IS favorable to the call of d convention
by n small majority. f'p
dREENDR1En WHITE SULPHUR SRR1kas.
VA, August 4:-fn this dental cohven.
'sion' to-day, Or. Morrison read report
On mechanical dentistry A report on
dental education was read by Dr, Geo.
Q. Mills, Of Brooklyn, and paper on
the same subject was read by Dr. q. ..E
Francis, of New York city. s A'papsi on
dental anthology, by Prof. Gutter, of
New Orleans, was read by Prof. Tsft;
A report on operative dentistry was read
oy Dr.. Taft. : The following gentlemen
were elected executive officers for the
ensuing year: President, Geo. H. Cush-
ing. of Chicago; 1stttsVice- President, c.,
~ rrancis, u New Fork; ad STy:1a- Pre-
,sldent, j. Il. Walker. Of New Orleans; !;
corresponding Secretary, J. A. Salmon,
OF Hoston; Recording Secretary. NJ.
Dean, Of Chlcagosl Treasurer, ~. II.
Goddard, Of Louisville.. Niagara TulIs
was designated as the qaSt place for the
ANNUAL convention.
By the upsetting Of boat at. Renova,
Penn, Tuesday, Miss Lille Uhriu
and Mrs. W. Rex, Of Philadelphia, were
E,drowned. -,
srn1xorlnnp. MASS. 7 August 4sAnr:
Nv. G. Breck recovered $1,000 from the
FOonneoticut River Ruiirond for injuries
received. Breck claimed SAC. 900.
CHARLESTON, August 4-Sailed- -briH
". 81. P"rke, Baltimore; schooners NJ:
D Simmons, New York; Hsrriett Baker,
Baltimore. -
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FIRE. About half-past O'Clock, this
morning, fire was discovered in the
rear of Mr.W. Bissell's hardware etore,
Meeting street, oppoaite the Charleston
Hotel. Nearly three-qnarters OF on
hour had elapsed before general alarm
was given by the bells. Tho stock was
covered by an insurance Of $4,000
The building in which the Gre originated
and ,the one adjoining it--both badly
burnt belonged to the estate of Henry
Strohecker, and were insured. The two
buildings were atiil burning at the hour
we went to press, but it is thonghttha the
fire will not 60 beyond them, MS thick
wall intervenes between the second
store and the next store North. II il
thought to be the work Of incondiarism..
e. ..,' fOharleston Courier.
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THE WEsrKnN Ono CouNrEnrE1rrRs- d

TIE WEsTERN ONO CouNrERFE1rERs- ~
NINETEEN ARREsTRD.--The United States
detectives who have been on the track OF
what is known as che "Western Ohio
Gang Of Counterfeiters." seem 10 have
accomplished their object with complete
success. Thirteen neil are now in jail
in Cleveland and six in Indiana. The
detectives consider their work done, so
far as tracking and capturing are con-
cerned. and will now depart for other
fields of labor. The last man secured,
William A. Showen, is q young man,
whose fnthcr ia u wealthy Turner OF Ma
rion, Ohio.
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Tererti7s a 35tla,e eiaiaEsessIrra5ia
,Esi ,;S,s :. is.SysAnsA A1ayfssjea .~
- NIlf2N. iKIlss 5 A 1tfSfiIriI;4at 1tSfiri;4 ;i3S isz.

>aaaNa ,!.ss aNo6k wEsf sfAraHhss; IL, Il; i; &
NEaoT1A+foNs Aikfh lxT1yiH 10 rnrvgairpaEih1Na ip Eih1N
THE QUEEN D1soUssEp .FRRNoH MONEY
oRQHRR-FRENDH .INDEMN1II,-MT. oE-,
MIS- FuNNEh otENKb THE LEFT oENTRH
AaAfssr Il. THiFRs ! s. ?RRAtgDUIENr RAIL
EosDdS' nSs p9s1u, Aaess, a., e tbn, Ho,,.a g
Commons, thisSi evening. Viscount En
MED 5.that ,he2otiatiDps were ponding'
with The un}tsd States for. the abolitio6
OF privateering. DartteIot expressed his
approval Of the grant to Prince ArtfldE,
but dep1ored the continued. seclnsion o!
the Queen. .Gladetane denied. that her
Majesty WAS. unpopular .He expressed
regret nc her, seclusion, bnt, declared the
Queen Tas.apxi0us to YeAphle public du-
ties as rapialy as her health permitted.
PARIS, !. august !3.--The. french post
office Authorities are about. arranging: n
money order system with England and
the United States.- $40 witnesses have
already been spbp@uaad to- appeat be.
fore .c6trts martial. The Minister or
Fihance. yesterday completed payment'
of,another instn1ment OF 6GD, 600. boot.
inaemnity. The German army of lpccn-
patton has been reduced torl50. o0Olmen. !;
Marsh9t MoMahon reports casualties to
versal llesi forces in Tho second siege ypf,
Paris. no 9,5l4.. Trains. ior transporia-:
ti0h .Pfs Passengers and treighss. ihave
coP %snreed re running th!roaghh b. NJ Gems
tunnelu. ~ n5',i:f,ii;.u..aH:;.,,i,ii. II ~.
LoaDoN. August 4.-The caucus Of the
left centre ydtsd fb0h HAinstA l06'to make
NJ. '3hi6fs President Idf sw3 years, aud
to alloy him"tb choosBi Ffhttee VIE President
and Prea5dSSptt tpf ,,ths ObpnseIs; ministers
proposition will be, submitted TO the AS
sembIy nexs.week. .is a.i,t,'.o1 - i
HAIHplland firm has sold Ia Frankfort
oh;ths: Maine bonds Of The HOOK ford and
St.,l Louies Rsilroad DO the Vaiue OF. $9,r
600, coo: The trnnsaotion] 10. a swindle,
ana 5hSestigations have been ,fIstitated.'
PAHfs, Angust 4. NeRbtlAtions are' Id
progress. between Tie, Deputies, o. the,
left centre and she right or Assembly. in
references to ':tbee; ;prolongdtionn.oi the
PC. RoWeFe e " tH9iy " chief d executive.
concerning the alleged appointments Of
the iDakg of Gkaftres Jof Sffieera 1a3thh
Algerian forces: .n.d, liahJlp]
-MADHfp, Apgust 4. aghhpDB,ci 10 oi1E:
ndF FBfYhhlgAtss ,the,n tdR reheatly 'passeH
bTthe CoEtes. aasHoriEingg tha Govern.
ment: to 9ranta general, amnesty: for po-
litioal' offences -hdo ~ luHit- II ii,i.t sn.
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Proceedings Of Council.
SPECIAL MEETING.
CoUNo1L CHAMBBR,
Cor.u,rnI.. q

COLUMBIA 8. g., August /, 1871.
CQuncii met dt 4 P, NJ. M.;4:dPrenent--
His Honor the Mayor. John Alexander; !;
Aldermen Cooper, Denny, GOODWIN.
Hayne, Minort, Mooney, SimonEs,
Smith, Taylor, Thompson and Wiec.
Observation-Disclosures Wallace. i $3.50
His Honor stated that the meeting had
been called pursuant to resolution adopt
ed at regular meeting.
The trial of case of T. D. lLoomis ps.
City Weigher, WINS. on motion, post.
poned to next regular meeting.
The trial Of cases Of @. Hamburg ps.
Policemen Miles aad Bright, was, on
motion, postponed until next regular
rneeting.' and Mfr. Hamburg directed
to file. IN writing, his charges. with names
of Witnesses. '.f,Ir.-.i
An ordinance to define the duties and
fix the salary and tenure of Office OF
City Attorney, was thken up for conside-
ration. uil.c
Alderman Wigg a oved to Oil the blank
i'll 6ectic.I 8 (relntive'to sulary) with the
words Some thonsapd.".
On thia the;yeas and, nays were called
and taken, resulting as follows: Yeas 8;
nays 8. Agreed to. Those voting in
the Affirmative are Aldsrmen Denny,
Hayne. Minort, Simons. Smith, Taylor,
Thompson and Wigs. Those voting
in the negative apo Aldermen Cooper,
Goodwin and Mooney-3. ' I
The ordinance WAS read second and
third times,' passed, and ordered 10 be
published n1o4 ,-s': .i4 j
On motion oi Alderman Denny, the
account OF Lunatic Asylum to January
!,a1S7l. payment OF which had been re-
jected by Council. was ordered to BE
taken from the file and referred back to
Com nqittee on Accounts.
Alderman Cooper moved reconaida-
ration Of tthe vote whereby Council!
adopted resolution relative to' removal
|of bodies from ,tAe 1old PoHers Field
and ra-intsrmeht'ia new Pofter'a Field.
On this the yeas and nays we're called
and taken. resulting as follows: Yeas 8;
nays 2. Agreed to, Those voting III
tho affirmative are Aldermen Cooper,
Goddwyn; Hnyne,, !, N1lnort. Mooney,
Simons, Smith, Taylor and Thompson
|9. These voting In, the negative aft
Aldermen Denny: mud Wigg-- q. .4-
The resolution was then taken I'D. md
on motion of Alderman. Simous, the
further consideration Of samo was in.
definitely postponed. = s
On motion, Council adiourned. t,',.
~ WILLIAM j. ETTER, ~.
., City CLERK, !"
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MoLAssEs, Cuba ,35095U
New Uri'ns 8UdL9U
Sugar H'se.. 6OM9U
NAILS, u keg6 304oB 10
ONIONS. bbur1 2i@l so
OIL, KerOsene,. 35(145
Machinery 1901 10
SpEcIE, Gold Wl liz
Silver..... al O6
roTAT's, Iris l c0lp1 80
Sweet, bus 0O6D1 10
itloE, Carolina b o O10
SHOT, t3bag. 2750S3 UO
SALT, Liyerp.2N NGD2 10
SOAP, 9Th, .7401u
SPlnITs, Alcohol. .gl5 90
Brandy A 00D12 0O
Gin % 000IG %
Hum. ..2 0UQ67 90
Whiskey.. Il 35ML4 90
SUGAR, Crus Il P15G1iG
BrOwn....... .12G1l4
STARCH, 3} b.. 8i0Ii0
TEA, Green ib 00G52 90
Black. ~ 006Gl 10
PoDAcco, Clw. .G0@1 on
Smoking ID. .50GD1 WI
VINEGAR, Wine, .50Geth
French. :. E0i 90
WINE, Cham. 28G135 20
Port, J}gal300@05 81
sherry. 27jM7 on
Madeira. .S 00W8 90
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a GARD.

on or about the Let Of September, In addi-
ton to our immense stock of DRY GOODS.
CARPETS, BOOTS, SHOES, eto... wo viii ann.
ply two more pressing wahtss 81 thea commn.
nifty, hS adding an elegant fret claes MILL.
merry EsTABLIsHMhNT, where Goods in
quantities will be kept to select from. and at
prices that the people .oan afford to bny at
tho Department to be under. the. immediate.
supervision Of q lady from. abroad, aud OF
high ability in the business. .,.
The DRESS MAKING, FITTING and CUT,
eTINq. DEPARTMENT will. be ooudnoted, on
an en- arged scale. under the! immediate
chsrge q Miss ANNIE WlrrEyooEL, assisted By
a'irst class Cutter Rom abreed, The Whole
to occupy our. second aooHr., which is beipe
fitted d q Up for t6s purpose Ne propose -to
supply opr patrons, in full, iWs, Eork cheat,
and BY ,rqie. We guaiantee ali Ha sell or; do
TO the lpllest'cAtent; and, are sntiaaea and
dete rminffaa to, save money tarz every person.
who deals With u.s., The ealoulation is a aim.,
pio one, Look at our. enormo1. .puroha ses.
Can we not only buy cheaper, aud do We not
sell cheaper than othere2 Let our patrons
tthe largest of any house in the south, an
sweF. H'e explain our ureparanty-vhich ap
plies to everything We aell yor Spy work done:
We guarantee tho price d, All goods sold by
us to be in All oases ~ cheap 40 tho Same ar.
sicle can be bought anyEhAEa in tho South !,
and often cheaper. and wiJlst all times re-
fund any amount where we are. shown q dis
crepancy in prices. 3. G. o.sHfvER & 90.
4 Augusta ,.,,,,.. 6mo :.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-05
HsheN ~ Hanans? EX. .KSEEz,r

British Consul at Buffalo. New York.
and subsequently Consul at Para, Bra
zll, died in the latter oity on the 30th Of
last month, Of yellow fever. Mr.. He.
mans was one OF the five children OF
English poetess. - ~ :
/: An English barristar in Madras has
hit upon a neat substitute for divorce:
He has simply turned Mohammedan, by
whioh means he does not get rid of Lis
wife. but is enabled to mako her life a
burden to her in the most satisfactory
manner by bringing other wives into the
family. $ ''h'.1
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-05

Social philosophers in England are be.
coming alarmed over tho growing excess
Of females over males in the population.
Ten years ago tho oyerplus Of women
amounted to 100000, while according to
the consus. lately completed. there arc
nenrly 100000 more women than men
in the country.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-05

Fall Turnip seed..+f ~
THORBURE'S Green Globe, Red Top, large
Il White Nor folk Yellow Stonei :apd NufH,
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