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SECTIONAL. BUILDMGs-WoRLD CHALLENGE.
-Msds % srS b TIE Decree BaaIns Company P..r.os lss
J.T,-g Plain El1 Cottage ESQ a FstoT. esR b dtve4
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IMPORTANT TO IsyALrps

TRY Irpxuilt GnLxuH she aeats food y IN
trodnc on thing The ss could retain In
CIRIE SrRoEa Is HEtsrst, corner naien-lanz
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chEsEGHAPHEO
Foreign A6axrss
NOON DESPATOHES

q.
VOLCANO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN LONDON
FRENCH AFFAlRs ->tS1TEn. STATES
nuNDS-THE DUBLIN MCRDEn-NAro.
.:-AEOA~ DECLINES AN Address OF VEL
: ~ AH-sTRIKINQ wonKMEN EMfaRAT1Na
70 AMERICA. &C., A0- =.
I, LONDON, August l4.-BIlaria papers,
rsc,tved by the overland mail ola India,
Contain details Of drendfnl calamity
whioh visited the sna1i island Of Tago-
olAnda; about fifty miles North.east OF
Ce:ebes. An outbnrst OF the volcano
hnwang was accompanied by concas.
sion OF the sea, and wave forty yards
high swept all human beings. cattle and
horses from tho island. The number Of
;persons that perished is stated at 4,416.
COPENHAGEN. August 14.-Most strin-
gent precautionary measures have been
adopted by the Danish Government for
the prevention of the introduction Of
ohoiera into che country.
YERsAILnRs, August l4.-The defence
Of Al. Gustave Oourbet, which was sub.
mltted to the court martial TO- day, is to
the effect shas G11sjo;aea the Commune
!or tne purpose OF endeavoring to effect
q paoincatlon between its members and
Inc Versailles authorities, and that to his
personal -exertfohs was due the saving OF
II "a sAoaEo VI ACt 4IOLn Q6SITQOClOl
during the siege of Paris.
LONDON, August l5.-A case of, Asiatic
cholera has appeared In London, and
creates an extraordinary sensation among
the people. A despatch from Berlin
says cholera is increasing in KonigsberG,
but no cases have yet appeared in Dant-
Zig. -i
Heavy thunder storms have been OK
Perlenosd in the West OF England, and
have caused much damage to the crops.
The .ten-forties and United States
bonds OF 1881 have risen considerably at
frankfort, IN consequence OF the success
u the new, Treasury arrangement. The
amount allotted to frankfort is limited.
Pending negotiations, when completed.
VIII enable MIR. Richardson, Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury, to place the,
whole amount in. Germany:
j. DuBhIN.- August l5.-The trial Of the
murderer OF the chief of police has been
postponed. The corporation of Dublin
passed a resolution expressive of horror
and sorrow at the Phmnix Park affair.
!. NIGHT :DEsPATCHEs.
LONDON: Auguat 14-The, Emperor
Napoleon has declined t6 receive the al
dress OF welcome which It had been pro.
posed to tender him. except at tho az.
press wish OF the British nation.
The strike at Newcastle continues. and
many striking workmen are emigrnting
to America.
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foreclosure of Mortgage.

a
R1 virtue OF the power, duly conferred unor
10 .;,a Gii GGati!zens' Savings Bank Of Columbia.
nann ,ne mortgage Or OF the said Colunbia Oh Com.
toi3rh;. hi 'ne said Citizens Savings Bank or
sns sfsar sidngoa5 the heren
fhor de1. 1or the purpose> 81 satisfying
thoir dobt; the eaid mortgage is hereby az
fisred b; G;, 70 be foree!osed. and the said Coium
oIa "! company forever barred OF ali claim
or equity Of redemption in the premises: a,,t ann
sipnad 'ne ME, Sane power ss the under
Gourt House, at Columbia, ON the first MON
DAY in September uex.:
Al that certain lot OF LAND, situate and
o oeing In the city Of Columbia, in the COUNTY
VI .;H.; M;ichlsnd. and State OF South Carolina.
consisting OF ono square in said CITY. con,
tanning htainiIg four acres OF land, more or less, and
pounded 3 BY Wheat, Rice, Lincoln and Gads-
den q! streets. with all the bulldogs and ereo-
t.1n tions on said lot Of land. now Used for tho
Pp11 purposes OF an Oil Mill. and all the Engines.
vi Presses and machinery OF any kind what,
Ho.oyer, ., in and upon said premisos.
io!us caSn. w. MARTIN,
PRESIDENT Citizens Savings Bank OF South
- i 0It.i1. August II
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Appeal by Miss Mary Ann Baie,

MIS- BUIE begs to ask the aid OF all who
4yl love their country and color, and who
sympathiZe with her in her efforts to found
her school upon lasting basis and upon the
most modern and improved plan-which will
challenge the critical approval of the entire
country. She begs to ask all who have pro-
missed to lend her aid to purchase suitable
strumental in educating many young ladies
unable to pay the high rates now asked in COL
legea, for first class instruction in every de-
partment. All who aid Miss Buie will receive
their money back, in tuition from the yery
best teacherain the land. in every department.
Miss Bnie earnestly appeals to the Confederate
soldiers everywhere for their united aid and
patronage. Bhe asks all editors who wish to
aid her In giving free instruction to orphans.
70 give alo. Aug IL
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mnrka6le statements' With the present
staf OF ignorant engineers. he did not
seq how the hydrostatic test could be
done away With; but with body Of edu.
Gated engineers there would be no neces-
sity for such q test. He did not con-
|sidcr there were more than five intelIi-
gent engineers in tho whole harbor Of
New York.
VIM. W. Vanderbilt. engineer, said, in
the course Of his testimony, that the in
terests OF the shipowners are moro in
favor OF incomplete inspection. Tho
rough and complete inspection would
oo productive OF much Inconvenience
and loss OF time to tho companies.
Durancy d McGee, whose establish.
ment was burned, With fatal results, have
lied, to avoid arrest for arson.
Tho foundationL OF the Scott monu.
ment was laid in Central. Park today.
The. celebration is general throughout
CANADA. Patrolmen have been placed
along all the lines OF the city railroads.
IN citizens clothes, with instructions to
arrest every intoxicated person riding in
SAyANNAH, August 15.-Usina & Jones'
dry dock vas completed to-day, aud is a
success.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 15.-The Di-
rectors Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
reelected the old officers.
,lLIoN, N. T., August 15.-Langdon,
whose wife refused to ALLEVIATE her pro-
perty, beat her brains out and hung him
self. -
GREENDRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
~: VA. August 15.-The drought in
this section is beginning to get oppres-
sive, and the crops are suffering for want
OF rain: The Springs still continue
crowded. Among the arrivals to-nieht
were Gen. q. T. Beauregard, of Louisi.
ana; Col. Caawell. of Georgia; John ".
Wyatt, of Richmond; Major MoMahon
and M. B. Clarke, OF Virginia.
The election to decide whether o con.
vention will be held for framing a new
constitution will be held in this State
next Tuesday. the 25th inst. It is gene
rally conceded that the vote will be
largely in favor of the convention.
WASHINGTON, August I5.-Probabili.
ues-The barometer will probably rise
North OF Missouri, with partially olear
and pleasant weather, on Wednesday.
Light local storms arc probable for
Lakes Erie and Ontario, but no material
change is indicated for the Atlantic
coast. An area OF high barometer is
probably advancing upon tho South At.
lantic States, and light rains, if any, ara
probable for the Gulf coast Wednesday
afternoon.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day
decided TINT, under the late decision OF
Pleasanton, in relation to interest on
the coupons of corporations, the ques-
tlon OF collecting tax on dividends and
undivided profits of corporations was not
touched upon; therefore, the tax on di.
vidends and undivided profits for the last
hve months of 1870 will be at once asses.
sed and collected.
CHARLESTON. August l5.-Arriyed-
steamer Empire, Philadelphia. Sailed
steamer Estafette. Martinique.
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American AnsolAi0ance:
NOON DISPATCHES.

THE AMERICAN FLEET AT TCHINA-aAMpLER
saOT-HRAVY DEFALOATIoN CHARGED
EXPLOSION OF sTEAMER-FIRR AND
LOSS OF L1FE-THE PTrTsToN DISASTER
SUICIDE OF CoNvIOT-RAnRoAD MAT.
TERs-TAx ON PROFITS OF CORPORATIONS
WIFH MURDER AND SUICIDE, &C., 10.
SAN FhANoBoo, August 14.-The Eng
itsh IN China denounos the return of the
American fleet as having all the moral
effect OF q defeat. Two Englishmen and
one German, engaged in saving material
from wrecked German achooner. were
captured by Coreans, bound hand and
foot, strung on bamboo poles md car-
ried into the interior. a British aeet
aalled from Japan to inquire into the
matter.
=. WASHINGTON August 14.-Dennis
Darden and John MCCARTHY exchanged
four ahots.. MCCARTHY was Killed. T6ey
were sporting men,.
PHnlADRIPHIA, August 15.-$3OO, ,OOe
dafalcation. is charged against the Penn
sylvaliia war claim agent. It is claimed
by the friends OF the accused that he has
been three times at the Pennsylvania
capitol to settle the accounts, but failed
to fud the proper officers at home. The
alleged ,defaulter is at Harrisburg now,
to SETTLE; but the Auditor and Treasurer
are both absent.
4 MAYsvt1LE, N. Y. August 15.-The
steamer ChRtauqua, or. Chalaaua. ex-
pioded to-day: Several were killed and
many wounded.
ChHvRIAAD, August 15.-A fire at
IoungatoEn, Ohio, burned eight small
houses and three children. .,i
PrrTsroN, Augnat 15.-Five bodies
have been recovered. Thirteen remain
In the mine. The majority OF volnn.
tsers have been badly damaged by the
foul air. @
: BAN FRANusoo, August ia convict
who had: served ak OF, eight years sen.
sence In the penitentiary suicided by
jumping into o vat of boiling water.
:. Everything quiet in Western Mexico.
:: NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Orr4wA,. August Is. 1t is positiyely
asserted that the Marquis OF Lorne and
Princess Louise will reside in Canada fo,
: alengthened period.
A considerable reduction in the mill.
tia force is expected in consequence oi
the Washington treaty. ''r
NEW York. August 15.-It is, stated
on good authority, that contracts have
been made with one Of the great rail
road contractors OF the West for the en-.
tire construction OF tho Mobile. and
North -westernsR Railroad. to be completed
!. In two years. The consummation only
depends upon the fnli amount expected
: oy the company being voted by severa
d0nntieg II, Mississippi, The eleotionl
will soon be held. and from the repor
seceived; II is believed the vote will bt
quite unanimous in favor OF liberal sub
] se.iptions.' II this is realized, the worl
!. VII; u Shos oaaans5oo BY large gangs q
1 & s9ptH, enas 29 the line and at the inter
aproieots meets: With gteaS favor amonl
s1allroed capitalists ,swho dseh1 it one o
s:ths most mpnftaut this country
s. Ths Corohafs Inquest il the Westaelt
boiler sexploaion dase was resumed thi
I; nnorbing. Charles n. Haswell, engineer
said hs was Of opinion that the West
fields boiler was not Of the proper de
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Tax N Office.

= lux NOtlC0.
O7fioE OF County AUDITOR, R1cnLaNp Co..
COLUMBIA, q. O., June %. 1871.
N pursuanoo Of an Act OF the Gener.1 A.
II sembly. ct its last session, my office In 90.
inmbia will be open, On and after Ist Jay Of
July next, to August 20. to receive the returns
OF ters2nai rfoptrty Of tho Taxpayers Of tnis
Countyfor the Year 1871. Bianks can te oh. oh.
tanned At this ofllceStn the Court House.
Taxpayers are required to enter on blanks
All transfers or purchases Of teal estate. and
turn. :, NJ ''Ao' ~
Whero Taxpayers neglect to mako their rs.
turne, tho County Auditor is compelled. by
iaw,t to charge them with the return Of the
as penalty. IN. j. OALNAN
Juno 29.,,.5iA 4 Auditor Nichland County.
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Standard Medicines.
ElNITSHS Great Blood Medicine
IL QUEENS DELIGHT.
Heinitsh's Chill Cure, warranted.
Heinitsh's German Horse Powder.
Aeinitsh's Crimson Tetter Wash.
Heinitsh,s Tar and Wild Cherry Cough euro.
Heinitsh's Quaker Liniment.
Heinitsh's Stanley Cough Syrup.
Let the people try them. They stand or fall
upon tho verdict OF the people. To this test
the proprietor invites the searching disorinai-
nation OF all. For sale only at
HEINITs HB Drug Store.
July Opposite PhDnix ofiice.
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The Georgia Gin

TSHIS 10 the third season we havo sold those
i GINS, and have never had sinRle com.
paint. We offer them with renewed oonfl-
dence, at moderate prices and reason able
terms. LORICK j. LOWRANCE, Agts,,
Jn1y IL 2m0 Columbia e. q.
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Health of Horses, Mules, Cows.

SlOKNEsS and death OF stock Is one Of tho
~ greatest discouragements OF the farmer.
rhe cause OF their death may be beyond our
cases ont Of ten, the disease may be traced
to Indigestion, Dorangement Of tho Bowels.
Debility. Who're this is the case, we always
MAN HORSE POWDER. With this great
horse medicine you are protected from loss
For Weakness, Indigestion, Over-worked
Horses, no better preventive medicine can be
given. Try 1t. For sale only by
e. 81. HEINITSH,
!aly7f wholesale aEa Retail! Druggist.
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The political campaign in New jersey
Is opening bravely for the Democrats.
Democrat has been elected sheriff in
Mlddlesex County by an increased ma
!orlty over last year of over 800. The
Democrats have carried the city of New
br,unswick. which last spring gave Re-
publican majority OF fifty, by 249 majo-
rity.
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. A gentleman trying to describe to q
friend the beautiful manner in which his
taance's hair was arranged, said: cit was
irlzzled In front and fricasied and scram-
bied NJ the. back"
An English farmer condensed his prac-
teal experience into this rule: ..Feed
your land before it is hungry, rest it
is fonl.
a Springfield, Mo-, paper sententious-
~ describes the effect Of storm as
completely, destroying vegetation"
The militia were called out in Lincoln,
Pa., to stop the whipping of the school
teaoher by pupils mamma"
Forney speaks OF the sermons of the
voiceless dead, which may be termed n
cure of the want of speech.
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Smoked Beef and Tongues.
BUFFALO TONGUES and SMOKED BEEF,
ID for salo by 4. HOPE.
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Columbia Must Do Larger Business.
Extra Preparation for u n,s Trade.

HAVING put our Retail Houao in order, VIC
are now prepared to show our customers
FULL LINE OF GOODS. in every DEPART
mont, Which will be largely replenishod by
every steamer with choice and seasonable
goods. unrivalled for quality. styles and prices.
One OF the firm is now in New York looking
after the interests of our customers. We in.
tend to exhibit, this fall and winter, tic best
stock Of goods ever opened in Columbia, at
prices to suit ALL
We keep only standard makoa OF goods di.
rect from manufacturers and importers. and
aell to every one alike, having but ONE PRICE.
Our Wholesale and Carpet Room will con-
tain choice stock Of goods. in quality and
patterns.
Big line OF DoMEsTIcs always on hand.
W D. LOVE Il CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building,
Main street.
W. D. LOVE,
B. II. MoCREKnY. Anoo
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JeWelrY and Silyerware

O0"V11 J 1NU O11VtI IWHIt,
nF the most approved styles, can be OBJ.
~ tained at l. sULZBAOHER'S estableh.
ment, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row
Sets aud half sets in great variety. Also.
solitaire and cluster DIAMONDS. bPEOTA.
CLES and EYEGLASSES to suit all ages.
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Fall Turnip Seed.
VNHORBURNY Gresn Globe, Red Top, large
White Norfolk, Yellow Stone, and Rutn
'baRs. fresh, and for sale by
August EDWARD HOPE.
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For Sale

Breakfast Bacon.
I 000 POUNDS Fulton Market BACON
STRIPS, for sal0 low
AUGUST Q e. HOPE.
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Lard! Lard!!

Lard Lard!!
DURE LEAF LARD-"guarantee st,.ictlv
T. pure"-in barrels, half barrels, kegs and
., AND 10 caddies, for Gale at reduced prices
by JOHN AGNEW Il SON.
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A1ot1or1 sa1aa
Bacon, Ft.h, DC.
BY.JACOB LEVIN

o,o,n"" su.,hiarnday) MORNING, at 10
,Is oqc1s q Gsanl Tsii sell. before my store,
lbs. D. s. Middies. -
ibs. D. $. Clear Ribbed Sides.
56ls: Piokled Pork,
u bbls. Blue Fish,
d" -, boxes Scaled Herrings,
Bbls. Flour,
Bags Dried Apples.
Ang 1G ~ 80 "c.
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Native and Foreign Wines.
GOUPPERNONG Concord. sauterne. cla.
~ rot, Champagnes, just received and for
sale low. by E. HOPE.
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Choice Goods.

Cheapest got OF the season. Call and SEQ, at
July 81 CT. JAcKsoN,s. Main 81.
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n r w S

Il he Proprietor OF tho LITTLE STORE"
has just returned from New York with neat
assortment Of
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by the city authorities, surgeons and
physicians. stretchers, wagons, carriages,
etc, being in attendance. The majority of
the dead and wounded, some eighteen or
twenty, aboard the two boats, were nearly
all taken to their relatives and friends, but
q few wounded were sent to the hospital.
The following is q list of the persons
killed and wounded 30 far as ascertained,
though it is known to be incomplete, "a
many persons supposed to have been on
the boat have not been heard of since the
sad event:
Kiiled-Capt. William Eaton, Mary Quinlau,
Ellen Qninlan, George Croswell; j. Peterson
pilot /; w. j. Provost, Mrs. Mary Harmon, Mrs.
Annie Edward (Powers) Cornelia Dubroca
Eliza Nicholas, Agnes Nicholas. Alex. Nicholas
Oscar Laurendine, Octavia Bernard, Robert
Anderson, NJ. E. Homer, Mrs Rickett and son,
aged about twelve years, w. F. Coursan, Sarah
Mcdonald, Jno. WEIGH, j Laurent, T. Cor
man, A. Alexander, negro j. Gussett, W. j.
Webster, Steve Snow, NJ. Powers. Total "a.
Toumded.-Jim Murray, engineer, and wife,
John Stevens, badly; Octavia Laurendine,
Harry Muldon, (son of s. c. Muldon,) scalded,
| j. T. Foster, slight; Jas. Callahan, Austin
Buechel, Child of Capt. Smith, badly scalded,
Child Of Hannah Hannah, John DePras, slight
in hand, Bryant McInnis, slight in hand, L..
Rayfleld, John OMeara, E. Murphy, N. +,
Frederick, E. Beardsley, Dan Coils, ]. NJ
Rich, Jim Halpin, twelve years, w. Baker,
Two negro firemen badly scalded. Total %.
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PREscRIPTIoNs.-In cases of sickness, moth
ing Of Importance after securing the ssryaSSs
properly filled compounded of the best Of drugs
Every day almost. read of deaths caused by tho
and it assume that We do not hear OF more
than ono half the this kind which occur not 70
mention the innumerable relapses and the years OF
lingering diseases entaiied upon suffering humanity
accordance dictates of sense that eacn
family should select first class and reliable
all prescriptions filed In an intelligent and careini
manner and in obedience to the orders OF the
that the then bestowed SHOULD
he continued until valid reasons appear to justify is
withdrawal OF apothecarieH in this city which
have received the endorsement Of All our Pn'
have dealt with them would specially call the at
tenton readers to the Embellishments OF Messrs
Fre6erickson and Harte. No. I39 Canal street Iht
most intelligent reliable and experienced Gentlemen
are ALWAYS in the prescription department
and all the drugs and chemicals used carefully Sc
.cted and are guaranteed to be pure
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SUCCESS THE TEST OF Manufacturers may
NOT aIvsys he the test of merit but will deny
that it Very often is In one case that we know Of 1t
emine and that is the of our young friend
JOS. Miller, Jr. By bard work. perseverance good
indpment in selection of assistants and excellent
choice Of goods he has succeeded in pleasing
prosperous and increasing business. With these facts
in view il cannot be denied that Mr. Mers merit has
been he his and that his IS has
proportion to his merit In ono respect
Mr. Miller particularly deserving of communication
it great he has always shown in the selec
ton He takes special pains to have none
but good business polite and afable gentlemen
behind his counters hence we were not surP' seo 10
q visit the store popular younR
friends Messrs 1. H. Winn and p. Patin whose
winsome jumpers have earned for them tDvable .
place the of all visitors the establishment
to the wants Of the many ladies'
who throDg the place Mr. Miller has just
received a splendid assortment of gods list OF
which by referring to his advertisement on
fifth page.
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" Could embody and unbosom now,
That which il most within me,-could wreak
Ny thoughts upon expression. and thus throw
soul heart, mind. passion. feelings strong ~eak
All that would have sought. and all seek,
Bear, know, feel and yet breathe-into word
And that word were lightning would speak
But as it il, live and die unbeard.
With most yoceess thought. sheathingit as sword
Like tho noble bard have something that We
would ike unbosom but, unlike him, while acknow
edgirg inability to express 1t properly. We can't
to work and In the denial Of ability give express
sion in such beautiful terms As our duty compes
to speak for benefit of the many-in few words
say read the list of goods received and advertised
Caylat Flynn and then call at their fine store, No.
5?s Magarine street, and examine their stock.
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THE RRIr1sH ARMY-Now that promotion
nv purchase il about to cease, It may be
Interesting to- the general pablo to know
the cost of army commissions, as publish.
ed ia the official army list. The value OF
commissions has heen estimated at the fol-
lowing rate lofficers on their promot i,
seyerai grades of rank) Life Guards ::
Lieutepat.t colonel, s725O; major, 9535o /;
captain. s35o1 lieutenant, sl7s2 cornet,
1860 Ho-so Guards. Lieutenant colonel,
s725O; major. $3.50; captain, $500 !;
lieutenant, 1000; cornet, tisW. roos
colonel, 94sOO; lieutenant, with rank OF
captain, 92O5o ensign, with rank Of lieu
tenant, sl2OO. Cavalry and infantry OF
the line, Lieutenant colonel, f450O major,
932OO; captain, slaOO; lieutenant, EGO
cornet or ensign, f45O.
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The Rt. Rev. DR.. Gibbons, Roman Catho-
lie Bishop of North Carolina, arrived in
our city last evening by the train from
Goldsboro.' Theo. N. Ramsay, Esq,
President Of our temperance organization,
the Rev. Father j. v. Mcnamara, of st:
Johns Church, and other gentlemen Of
Raleigh, received the Bishop at the depot,
and escorted him to the residence Of our
esteemed citizen, William Grimes, Esq:
where he will be entertained during lis stsy
in Raleigh. Bishop Gibbons, who has al
ready 90 much endeared himself to the
people of North Carolina, will. we may
affirm, add on this occasion another to the
many claims lie already has to the respect
of our people, by the discourse he will de-
liver this evening at Metropolitau Hall, on
the subject of Temperance. He will ofh-
ciate aud preach in st. Johns Church dur,
ing the morning and evening services, and
will confer the Sacrament OF Conhrmat,on
| during the Mass at ii o'clock on Sunday
morning.-Raleigh IN. g. Sentinel, Aug
17th.