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ORANGES AND LEMoNS.-PIzzIEIb has just re-
ceivcd some fine oranges and lemons. Do not fail
to get some before they are all gone.
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In
any portion OF tho country should advertise I'm the
papers OF that section. NJ. ELLYsON & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at
publishers rates.
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GEoRGEL. Bic GOOD has removed TO No. loel
corner Maiu and Tenth streets.
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FINE PEARS.-We looked In at PIzZISl's on
Yesterday, and II made our mouth water to see
those fine Bartlett Beurre d'Angou, and Duchess
poars Those who wish something delicious should
try them.
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ELLYsoN 4 TAYLOR, booksellers, lllo Main
street, publishers agents sor McGufey's Road
ers and Spoilers, Halvey's Granmars' ans
Guyots Biographies.
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For splendid stock OF goods, good cutters, good
workmanship, and moderate prices, call on e. B.
SPENCE & SON, 1900 M.iu street.
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ELECTION TICKETs.--Ths Dispatch printing
house Is the place to have your election tickets
prlnt ted promptly and at low rates.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, Dis
patch building, will receive advertisements and
have them inserted In any Journal Of the country
at regular rates
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GEORGE l.. BIDGooD, Bookseller, has removed
to corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
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School and College Text Books OF every kiDa'
wholesale and retail, at ELLYSoN q TAfLoR's'
lll8 Main street.
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GRAPES OF the Delaware and Catawba varieties
may be found At PlZZINfS.
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HUsTINGs CoURT,-Tbjs co,,r.
gagged yesterday in the consideration s os ;,, S.1
business. 'ei "'ioh OF civil
Inc case of William II. Turner fco,orod,
ana John Seay will probably be iia1Ieu, tTied op
journed. 'oai' nas ad-
Inc City Sergeant is now prepared to
settle with the Jurors and Others ior tho
September term. 'oA 'he
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FOR admits and fifty cents for children under ten
years or sge, instead OF one dollar and seventy.
fFe cents, which was charged through the State Of
tennessee on account Of the exorbitant high rates
OF licenses imposed upon the exhibitions. Re-
member, the prices are Adults, rs cents chtl-
eecn under ten years OF age; 50 cents. :
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FOR fine effects In photography 60 to RERs's
gallery, Nos Oil and 9l3 Main street, near Ninth.
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HENRIcO COUNTY CoURT.-In this court
Yesterday there was no business of public
interest. The day was spent in the consde-
ration of civil matters.
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ELECTION TICKETS Candidates can have their
tickets printed nsaty, chesply, and promptly at
the Dispatch printimg-house.
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The elite Of the city, who throng FRAYsER'S
Gallery, shower encomiums upon him.
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list OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
iIEEMAINING | IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE OCTORER 7, 1871.
Persons calling for letters IN ths list Will please
,,x.nr fsni
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GEORGE l.. BIDGOoD has removed to looi corner
Of Main and Tenth streets.
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observation-disclosures l.. BIOGooD. Bookseller,
has removed TO 1901 corner Main aud Tenth
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Rubber cushioned states at ELLYSON & TAY-
LoR's, 1ll6 Main street, next to Dispatch office.
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ELECTION TICKETS Send your orders for cleo
tion tickets to The Dispatch printing-house.
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PARENTS SENDING CHILDREN TO THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS arc Informed that ELLIsON 6 TAYLOR,
next to the Dispatch Office, have put down the
prices Of books used In the schools 10 the following
low scale. Send all the boys and girls to them to
npt their hnnka slafps 81
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MEMORANDA
DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

n Domiuton Steamship Co.'s eIe-SrSf2&.E
gant side-mheel steamship SARATOGA, Captain
COUCH, will sail on SUNDAY, October 9Th, at II
Freight received until Saturday night.
Thr0,Iyh bills OF lading signed, auu goods for
varded With dispatch to all points-rorth, goufh,
.sast and west. Close connections made With Gu
up psasenger accommodations unsurpassed. :.
Fare. 3ls; steerage, %; roGnd-trlp ucketSs W.
For Yreight or passage, xpply 70
w. " JlJHE w. WYATT, Agent
o.1u No, Governor street.
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ss.g -. za-7s---s-
BAKERIES.

DltUAKD ADAM,
At STEAM CKh CKFR BAKERY,
y tLf1H Sr, BETWEEN hSiF AND CARY, S1e
BROAD nThkET. AED 1874 MAIN STREET,
Fr'aA AK rs, fIEt, BREAD, ana CRGCk-
~ daily.
Dfncis, Wholesale End retail, attended
HiuDJiy. Price list and circulars sent by In al on
application.
4 u.esxl discount 70 the trade. mys
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER !, uD.
auo rises. 6.l7I Noon rises. les
sun sets 6.t3i High tide.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OcroDE

S'.1
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 8, ls7l
ARRIvkT.
Steamer Palisade. Nelson. Kings Mil.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. p. Brett.
Schooner George and Henry, Soliday Balti-
more, grain, Gallego Mills.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman. New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Steamer VIM. 7. Clyde, Parker, Now York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
steamer John sylvester Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum u Co.
Schooner Horatio Seymour, Baltimore, mer-
IsSG Schooner r B. Carter, Read, Norfolk, slaves,
Curtis u Parker.
MEMORANDA G@
NEWPORT, October 3.-Arriyed, brig sarah Pe-
ters, from Windsor, ". s. for Richmond, va.
PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-Arrt wed, schooner
I,ucy Charch Baker from James river ; schooner
W. 4. Byrnes, Applcgarth, five days irom Rich-
mond, Va.
SPOKEN.
SEPTEMBER so.-Thirty miles OF South Shoal
lightship, brig Mohawk, for Clty Poius from Liv-
erpooi.
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WOOD AND COAL.
TOAL AND WOOD.

I1UAL AND WOOD.
~
Sow dircharging from schooners Ashland and
J, H. nCury "A full stock IF best Henry CLAY
and LES coal, for CRATES. stnYes ana furnaces.
Also hIJT COAL, prepared especially fo5 base
burning stoves, ~ from td,2I to S7:2S per tpn d
Itvp-c,,, Also CLOVER HILL CtlhlI at 70 LOT
hnsi IImn: Si50 for hail. OAK and FINE
WOOD at lowest cash prices, at 10Th and Cary or
70s Grace street. w - ,.,,r u r.,
sc 10 tiAS. II. fNdE az ~.
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A NTHRACITE COAL, LEHIGH, LOR-
n BERRY, LYKGkS VALLEY, aud LOCUST
MDUNT, IN FOUNDRY, EGG, STOVE, and
CHESTNUT sizes,
lam prepared, with the above celebrated RED
and WHITE ASH GOALS, TO furnish purchasers
AZ sum ruer prices.
Aisn CtjMBERLAND aud CLOVTE HILL
,,tnrnipons GOALS 1. Z. LATHKOP,
~ - 18th street aud iirNwbIdge.
A NTHKACITE COAL.-Now afoat, 500
n TONS best quality r.. A. EGG and STOVE
GOALS, which will be sold from the vessels at low
f,i Ind see my prices, and lay IN your winter
SIMPLY OF coal before there Is 81 ADVANCE III coal
ana ffe,rbts In the northern markets. ,,,e
al" i''-s'' - Wv WRIT ROBERTS,
jyB Corner lHh aha Doon % o., ee.o.
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t-'a.......... ...',......',......, . W -.
g.cS,.s sulG ana baggage checked through al
E.-r.rS co.'s Express. No. s"6 Main street, and
t.. H.,atl steamer John sylvester.
Ts.. ...,, v&gied route cummends itself espe-
ria =. .t tourists and plcaSure-scesers. enabling
{: u :t PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP and SO
,...r pu.H.. q Interest IN JAMES klFsE BY
Htk.rET. J., i. IAIUM. Gcn'l Agent
JANE nIyUr St0aah"a Company.
,"H... s'h .G = am streets and Il Rockets.
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CHURcu DEDICATIoN.-The dedicatoly
services of the new Presbyterian church
lccture-room, on the corner of Tenth and
Porter streets, will take place ut IL O'Clock
tomorrow. The pastor (tev. w. A.
CampbclD will preach at L. nj. to the
children, by whose contributions The pull
pit is paid for. The Sabbath school Will
meet in the new lecture-room instead OF
the Masonic Hall, rs heretofore. The SER
vices will be continued during the week at
~ Z. NJ, and will he followed by the
Iioly Communion on next Sabbath. Rcys.
Moses ID. llogc and r. L. Preston and
others will preach during the week.
THE UNITED STATES REVENUE COLLECTIONS
VS.. THE DRUGGISTS.-In the United States
Circuit Court Yesterday the case of Dr..
John b. Gorrcll, druggist, at Culpepcr
Courthouse. was tried. DR.. GOrretl was
charged with having on sale unstamped
periumery and pOlnades, liable to stamp
duty under schedule G of the United States
internal revenue laws. 1t was clearly
shown by the evidence that the accused
was man of high respcctability and pro-
hty. aud was incapable of attempting to de-
fraud the Government. The ju"y was aD-
minutes, and very properly returned ver-
diet Of "not guilty"
The case of DR.. Gorrcll has numerous
parallels in this city, and we trust that the
result will be In each instance the same, or,
better still, that the district attorney will
have the good sense to enter Il nOllc prose-
qdi wherever there is no evidence of crimi-
nal intent. 1t is right that the revenue
should be diligently and faithfully collected,
but it is time that petty persecution of
honest men for ignorance or oversight
should cease.
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EOR BALTIMORE Il L Sf2iU.,
WEEKLY LISE-SO TkAE-t Eias =
SHIPMENT. OF RRGieHT17SLtIESAannss iE7StISans y h.Ch, slh
sMSVTnnfbaY.-The MVnn9f d jsTh steamer STATE OK nAHY.
LAND Ia win lsaye her wharf on sATuhDA1 s1H
Ess;sbt received up TO III o'clock A. d.
This steamer has splendid siateroom ane fss'
ssrlger accommodations. %
Passage, only ".
z For freight or passage, Apply 20 to,,.nr ...
Oc 5-St W d. 1. bH.A ~ nkos..
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EOR PHILADELPH IA-4ETN
F TWICE A WEEK.-Steamer j.
EVERMAN, Captain LIyIsGsrosE, wlM re
ceiye freight for the above port I'LL AoSDA1
the eth inStant, at IL O'Clock. -
Freight taken for Boston. Providence Sofioaks
and New Orleans at moderate rates.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals ano
stateroom, Ss. w. Z. PORTER Agent.
oc TT No, 2a25 DOCK street.
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peEaons violating the city ordinances.
shaitbe disposed Of as follows, viz: One
hah to be given 20 theinfoTEher. or po-
liceman makingathe arrest, ahd onethaif
to the City Treasury. !; III
Alderman Goodwin Introduced a. ateso-
luton to increase the pay OF. Messenger
for the Police Department. from Sl8 to
$40 per month.
On motion, the resolution was referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
Also. introduced resolution to allow
@. McGuckin, late Chief of Police, pay
from December 20 to December 81.
On motion, the resolution was laid on
the table.
On motion, Council took n recess until
Friday, December 6, 7 P. M.
WNI. J. ETTER, Clerk of Council
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MURDER IN ST. ANDREWS PARISH.
The body of oolored man was disco
vered Oh Sunday afternoon. lying in a
ditch, beside the Savannah and Churles-
ton Railroad, few miles from this city.
The flesh on the upper part of the body
had been devoured by buZznrds, making
it impossible to recognize the features
but the lowor limbs, although purified,
were secured from the voracity Of the
birds by some pine bark which had been
thrown on them.
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DEATH OF GEN. Pa1a.-A telegram
rom Mgdrid Announces the death of

DEATH. OF GKN. Pa1nd.-A telegram
from Madrid announces the death of
Gen. P2im, Oh satagday night, from
wounds, received at Che handsaof aasas.
sins on Wednesday last, while he5iFwas
proceeding home in his carriage from
tho Cortes. This Intelligence will be re-
ceivcd with some surprise, inasmuoh as
the dispatches announcing the assassina-
tion and making subsequent reports of
his condition gave assurance that his
wounds were not dangerous. Gen. Prim
was undoubtedly the most famous, and
perhaps the boldest, if not the best, man
in Spain, whose destinies throughout her
crownless agony he has directed with all
the spirit, if not all the skill, of states
man and soldier. He lived just long
enough to realize the consummation of
his plans. How soon that consumma-
tion may prove labor lost, now that the
hand that wrought the work is still in
death, remains to be seen.
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ShER MURDER Jessie Chisholm

murderer of Logan Ferguson, is sus-
>pected of being in some way connected
with the death of another man. named
VIM. Robinson, o resident of this city.
A jury of inquest has had the matter
under consideration, but on account of
the absence of Chisolm, who is the only
person who can throw any light on the
circumstances of the mans death, they
have been compelled to adjourn from
day to day, in the hope that Chisholm
might be captured. Charleston Courier.
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MALICE AFTER DEATH THE conduct
OF Rev. MIR. Sabine, of New York, in
refusing to preach the funeral sermon of
the veteran actor, George Holland, is
universally condemned, and he is placed
on II par with the Boston fanatic who
poured out his furious invective against
the dead author Charles Dickens. JEFF
ferson. the actor, it seems, approached
this Mr. Sabine with the request that he
officiate ut the funeral, but was haughtily
refused, and Mr.. J. was referred to the
minister who preached in 'the little
church around the corner" and who. lie
said, would undoubtedly preach the fu-
neral sermon. Gail honor to the little
church around the corner" replied JEFF
ferson, and SO say all rightthinking
Christians, without reference to pcrsua-
sion.
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II. Rl4, @s;1! Et %sa:na:4et- q :


suPsEpiE. s4,sa 20 Gepsr rMJ suuary A., 1871.
The Court met at 10 a. NJ. Present.
Chief Justice Moses and Assooiute Jus.
tices Willard and Wright.
The case of Dabney, Morgan s. CO.
rs the President and Directors of the
Bank of the State OF South Carolina
Was resumed. Mr.. Campbell for appel
lees.
At p. NJ. the Court adjourned until
Thursday, 5 Ii, 10 y. NJ.
Posr OrF,cE HoUns Northern mail
opens 4.3O Z. H.; closes IL A. NJ.
Charleston and Grecnyilie, open 4.30
p. NJ. close .. 80 A. M.
Western, opens 1890 z. NJ: closes
. Is p. NJ.
Charleston, evening, opens A. NJ:
closes p. M.
Office open Sundays from hnlf.past
< o'clock to hnlf-past 5.
PH'ENINtASA.---The price of single
copies Of the PHOENIX is Ave cents. II
carriers charge more it is IL swiudle. They
can be obtained at that price ut tue Office.
Book and job printing Of every kind
attended to promptly at the PuGNtx Of
flee. Every variety of material on hand.
The man who "owcs something to his
country" is after the man who forgot to
pay his taxes.
A lot OF fine stock has just been re-
ccived by Mr.. A. johnson, at Agnew'a
stable. Whoever wants q fast team-one
that wont "take tho DUST be sup
piled by calling
Tie Legislature re- assemblies this even
ing. att O'clock:
To-day is "old Christmas" conso-
quently tonight mast be Twelfth
Night"
Yesterday finished the Southern Guar
litm. The material was disposed Of by
the Sheriff the day previous. Yesterday
every thing was removed from the Office.
Newspapering in Columbia is ticklish
matter, aud dozens of individuals have
been swampcd.
y meeting OF tho Ladies' Industrial
Association will be held tomorrow Fri
day. afternoon, at half-pust 3 o'clock, in
Miss Elmorc's Scho0l-room. All men,
bers Of the Association are earnestly re-
Importance will be brought before the
meeting.
Bo caiclul Of your usli-barrels. There
came very near being u serious fire at
fI.,r .,f p
Tuesday uight, through the carelessness
OF q servant i'll putting hot ashes in
barrel.
HoIEL ARRIVALS. january 4-Mich-
e''son House j. Kirkland. Jr., N. c.; j.
ID. Kennedy. Camden; w. NJ. Thomas,
Sixth Circuit; T: Johnston, Charlotte;
J. Alerson. Mrs. Nebler, Augusta; VIM.
Quinlan, G. Cafertry, G. 3. Tinmbo,
Baltimore; Mex. Johnston, WIN. Curtis,
Spartanbnrg; Miss G. Vogt, Miss B.
Vogt, Florida; r. P. Tarrant and wife,
L. G. Bush, Grcenville; 3. F. White
more, Burlington.
Cu!nmIiu Hoiel-O. N. Butler, Edge
field; H. Brlst, Charleston; T. G. Ro-
bcrtson, Wlnusboro; D. T. Corbin,
Miss Mary Corcorau, CbarIeston; J.
Gregg, Augusta; A. A. Moore, T. 8.
Smith. Edgefield; j. NJ. Miller, CoIum-
bia; A. ID. Bates, Batesviie; F. T.. Tup-
per, Columbia; J. Duggan, S. c.; ".
Dudley. Charleston; j. Sage, Mrs Sage,
Atlanta; II. E. Ellison, Fairfield; s.
Fair, New berry; W. L. Holcombe,
Pickens; Il. T. Wesson, r. II. Meude,
New York; Col. William Fort, Licking
ton.
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TIE STATE SURVIVORS, ASSOCIATION =
We have received IL printed copy Of the
proceedings of the fist und second an-
nuul meetings Of tho Stu,c Survivors
Association, together with the eloquent
address of Geu. John S. Preston, de-
hvered before the Association in Colum
hiu. i'll November last. The object and
purposes of the Association are fully sot
forth i'll these proceedings, and to all
who are ignorant of the part which South
Carolina played i'll the great struggle, we
commend the able and convincing report
of the Executive Board, which shows
among other things that this State CAV
to the Confederate cause ut least one sol
der for every vote cast for secession.
The Executive Board, with the assist.
ancc of Prof. Rivers, have compiled IL
roll Of the names of 10000 South Caro-
lininns who died in service during the
war between the States. There is, be-
sides, supplementary roll of 1000
names collected from sources less authen-
tic. These rolls the Survivors Associa-
ton now propose to publish by snbscrip-
ton; and if 1000 subscribers at $5 can
bo obtained, this grcnt memorial Of our
dead, und valuable historical work for
the Suite, will be secured. The plan is
to publish two editions; the first with q
preface inviting corrections and addi-
tons to be submitted to the Executive
Board by the friends of those who fell;
the second, with the additions and cor.
rections thus made, in O better and moro
permanent form. subscription of $5
entities the subscriber to copy of both
edltlons. The manuscript is ready for
the printer, and tho Board are about to
CANVASS for subscriptions. There is not
n family i'll South Carolina which will
not find the name of friend, relative,
or brothcr-in arms upon the roll of this
legion of honor of the South Carolina
dead, and We cannot doubt thut the Sur
vivors' Association will speedily obtain
far more than the minimum number Of
subscribers required for perpetuatiug the
memory and fame Of those who poured
out their blood for their State and the
sunny South. Charleston NeWs.
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Just Arrived,
= BOXES FINE GOLDFISH, at
c Jan SO HARDY SOLOMON'S
Inst. Arrive
City TaXes---City Taxes.

City Taxes---City Taxes.
A LII persons against whom executions
IN have been issued for City Taxes, are
hereby notified to call at the Sherir's Office
and settle tho same before the 18th instant;
or IN default OF such payment, tho property
liable for tho taxes will be advertised for sale
on next sale day. p. L. FKAZEE, S. Il. 9.
Jan s thnw3
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The ''SITUATIoN" IN FRANCE. E.-Guizot,
the veteran French statesman and histo-
'rian, has just published pamphlet on
the existing situation in France. His
well-known Identification with the Pro
testant Church and the Orleans party
there. gives additional weight TO his
utterances. He recognizes the trying
circumstances under which the existing
Republican Government came into
power in France, and congratuatcs
them upon their courage and persever-
nncc, but demands that national
assembly shall bs convened at once o.
the only power which is competent to
make peace AS to parties who oppose
the existing Republic, ho says that the
lcgitimists, or friends of Count Cham
bord, Henry W who is the Bourbon
representative, have two considerable
and respectable forces-thcir principle
itself and their fidelity to that principle
but these are to-day only forces of oppo-
sition aud resistance, not forces of
action. AS to his own party, the Or
leanists, he says:
s'Those who are called Orleanists are
not party. The government of Louis
Philippe left behind it faithful friends,
and, in the country, some good recollec-
tions, which have already become aud
will continue to become clearer and
more general. It did not, however,
form or leave party; one cannot apply
that name to the mass OF men of sense
and order, essentially conservative and
TRANQUILITY liberal, who ask nothing of
government but to maintain the laws ut
home and peace outside, and to givo to
the different interests of tho nation,
accordingly rs they develop and in the
proportion of their rightiul claims, the
satisfaction that they ask. That is not II
party; it is that immense, laborious.
well-to-do population, not discontented
with its lot, which has often been called
the juste milieu, (tho happy medium,)
and which hold so important place in
the life of France, whom it 80 efficiently
serves both as ballast and as source OF
progress.
As for the Napolconists, experience
has shown that their sys!ena Las 81! The
evils Of despotism without any OF its
eapapens s.ting benefits.
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NOTICE TO TIlE pUnLIc.-Ihe r.ern1

N01 IN Il To IfIII TU1tLIC.-IhC rtcrht
odd weather having caused many OF the
water pipes to burst and waste of water in
consequence, and tho capacity of tho ma
chinery beinG insufficient to supply tho re-
servoir. while this waste continues, tho public
are cautioned to be as tconom;nal rs possible
with tho supply. Where leaks may have oc-
Cured. and waste following in conscuucncc,
il not informed of, as prescribed by law, the
Ordinance of tho city infic,inE fino for such
neglect will be enforced. y complaint book
is opon ut tho guard house for this purpose.
by order CT City Council.
Jams WMI. j. ETTER, Clerk Council
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-05

CAPTURED PROPERTY Among the
odds aud-cnds in the Treasury vaults at
Wushingto ton--n cnrious collection of half
forgotten presents, special deposits and
counterfeit cnrrency-there is package
described thus:
"One envelope, containing bonds is,
sued by The State Of South Carolina. on
account Of the Blue Ridge Railroad, de
posted by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
January 6, 1865; bonds Nos. S12, S2l,
S36, S37, four bonds, $1,000 eacI.; twon-
ty six coupons, $50 each, on each hond.
These bonds wcro forwarded to the Sc
crctnry in April, 1866, by Supervising
Special Agent David Heaton. rs cap
tured property turned over to him by D
provost marshal"
It should be easy for Tho owner to
identify these bonds. and prove his title
to them. Til. experiment is worth try
ing.