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Professors Appoiuted.

DEF HLEHEM, PA, August l6--Maj0r Lorenzo
lOraln, OF the army, long an instructor az w,st
Point, has been appointed professor of physics
ana mechanics, and Professor Charles McMiI-
an, OF Rensaeller institute at Troy, professor OF
engineering in Lehigh University. This com
petes the corps, and as the tuition is free the an
phcatlon Tor admission is already very large.
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Geological Explorations i'm Kansas

FORT WALLACE, KANSAS, August I6.-The
exploring party from Yale College with Prof
MARSH, returned to this point yesterday, having
spent hve weeks in geological examination OF
ouIL"esIern Kansas The party were highly
mains OF extinct animals were made. They ara
All wei, and leave to-day via Denver Tor Fort
Bridger, Wyoming '' HVl'
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NooDHuIL AND CLArLIN scsS,Lra ,.,a-
gram rom New York TO ne Chieago RepnS
mean says: 1T = reported that All ,isyits bsye
M -adde, charging Stephen Pearl Andrews
now editor of Woodruff and Clafiin's WeekIy
with violating young lady, niece OF Mrs Viz,
Iorla e Moodhnl, and it i charged that Mis-
crime. The lawyer OF Complainant sars he
afndayits win lie published in a day or two: thar
they VIII show fearful state OF society here
anu mat the revelations viii shake the civ 10 its
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lower Prices than Elsewher-

Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pc ,or.f or.
BuInetts Cocoains and Kaliston &C: Schencs :
AiterRat fWe Se i HSstetter EsPecto5ant and
Bitters, Soc MiShler's Herb Bitters, ssc.; LYON :
kina% ana Sad By Tricophergs, e Laird :
Dye, So, Helmbold's Bnchu, 81 20; Browns ia
mas Ginger, pc.; Phaions Perfumes, ec.; Tar
Sc; 0sgood's India OhOlogogue, 81 IS; Sterling 8
Ambrosia, Sc; sozodolt, CSC, Eichol Elixir Pro
other kinds, Sc; Flagg's Relief, eOc.; Railway 9
SSarsapaEIilan, soc Florida Water, zee; Perry s
gates Soaps, very large assortment, retail at whole
sale prices; Holland Gin, imported, 81 per bottle;
Fine Old Rye Whisky, large bottles 81: per gallon,
SG7guaranteed as represented or money refunded:
Califor MIA Wines, Port, Angelica, Sherry, Muscael
81. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
aus r Corner ID and streets N W.
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The London Press on the Tammar
WIN w CNhpSliNNu W ltlOiIO".
Movements Of Ocean
LONDON, August l6.-The ste
ANOTHER TERRIBLE DISASTER.
Four Hundred Lives Lost by n Ty.
phOOn i'm Japan.

YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, July % Via San Fran
CISCO, August IA. "A typhOOn - KOba on the
9Th instant caused the loss OF four hundred lives
several vessels were also wrecked, including the
Pride Of the Thames, the CAPTAIN, two mates
and steward. The damage to property is esti-
mated al half million dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-16

IMDIANAPoLis, August l6-The application
Of MI. Bright, state Printer, for a speedy trial
been denied by the court. The case viii not he
tried before September. NV oe
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Keno.
NEW YORK, Aupust

NEW YORK, August 16.-Superintendent Kelso
u again making war on the keno gambIers
Last night John Hecker, who keeps a game at
NO. 10 West Houston street, was arrested, with
was held in $500 bail; the others were discharged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-16
The North CaroI,..

MILMISGToS, N. G., Aug. B.SOfsciol re-
;uIi ns nom elghty-three counties show a ma
IoIity on 1871 against the convention. There
are seven counties yet 20 hear from. which will
reouce the majority to about 9,40O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-16

NEw YORK, August l6.-There were tss,ssn
proposals for bonds to-day, amounting to Al 10
IL 600 900, from 112 y to liz "a WIZ NC
Tiiifeo' me steamer Dacian, from Lecborn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-16

GOVERNOR COOKE has appointed Richard Col
Inns Assessor in the nth district.
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HatchelOrss Hair i've,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
lead, nor any cttaie poison to produce paralysis or
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
BY all druggists. Applied ct 16 Bond street, New
York. fa5-tf
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EOue N Ruroun


dent OF the Northwestern, Rock Isla5d ana
other railroads, sailed for Europe to-day In The
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THE NEW WATER MAIN viii be laid by tn,
end of the present year, it is expected.
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Great Reduction.

IN OLD Rye AND BOURBON WHISTLES
y, A., 81. BRANpIEs, GINS, &C..
years old, 80, per gal; Robertson 4 do, So 50
90; Bowler, do: Old Crow do, ss do, Baker, 6
Brandies-Laroc heller, IS do do GHne,J SIS do.
hhehnssseX iSst 81 do do, 1872 $40 do; Otard,
Old Tom Gin, S225; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
G. GAUTIER,
: Proprietors of the Native Wine Bitters,
myn 1917 and 1919 Penn'a avenue
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The Wharton Mystery.

pNh sCsPICION CLEARED AWAY.
Professor Aiken, of Baltimore, Yesterday re-
ported TO States Attorney Knott, OF MARYLAND,
hat he had completed his ANALYSIS of the stom
ach of Mrs. Wharton's son, Edward Wharton,
and that he had not found any evidence of the
poison which she was suspected of having ad-
mlnlstered TO him. The examination of a bottle
Oh brandy which Mrs. Wharton had given friend
also ialleu 10 show any traces OF pOison Tbus
The charge against Mrs. Wharton of poisonin1
ler own son falls TO the ground for want of evff
denee. Mr. Pinkney had Anticipated the report
Oh Professor Aiken and previously informed Mrs.
MhartOn,s counsel OF the result of the analysis
mat II might be communicated to her. 1t is only
Cnar!able 10 presume that she foresaw what
would be the tenor OF the report.
Inns intelligence will doubtless be matter of
eohgratulauon to the friends OF the accused, but
u dashes the hopes of at least one New York
insurance Company, who had cherished the ex-
peetatlon Of being able TO recover SIC, 600 paid
70 MRS. Wharton at the time Of her sons death
whether there will be an investigation of the
charges against Mrs. Wharton of poisoning Mr.
EDWARD wharton and his daughter remains 10
De seen. In justice TO the accused the bodies
ehould certainly be examined. The result of the
analysis OF the remains OF her son will have a
teinng enect upon the sentiment of the commu-
hlty, thongh as matter of evidence IL is only
negative In character. All traces of vegetable
Iolson would long since have disappeared and
a chemlcal analysis at this late day can only
snow that no appreciable amount of metallic
poison remains in the body. Mrs. wharton's
health has steadily improved since her removal
10 the tower of the Jail. She is still weak, how
ever, and seldom leaves her bed. Her daughter
Is unremitting in her devotion to her mother
and furnishes an example of flial affection as
rare as II is beautiful.-BdH. american, I6tk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-16

Col. ID. c. Cox, OF the Interior Department,
has almost recovered from his late illness. He
was at the Department for a short time this af-
ternoon.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s2e9 ,O7ees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-16

POSTMASTER GENERAL CREswELL will re-
turn to- morrow.
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
were $4,000.
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THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold BY all druggists. Price, Is and 80 cents
rJOUvENs NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-16

~ The elections for the Chamber of IDENTITIES
in Portugal came of July 9th. In Lisbon. the
capital, good many voters wrote the word Ore
public" on their tickets.
sSAt Hamburg, Germany. society has been
formed for the erection of stone columns for
iIposting, which are also to be provided with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-16

THE Washington correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial says that the President has
rendered the mission to Brazil to Jim Ashley,
and that the President is satisfied of the dis
honest means brought to bear to effect his re.
moval from the GOvernOrship of Montana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-16

Not IN THE Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMRSr.-
The statement in morning paper that a
malignant hater of the government" named
j. Wood Davidson, is a clerk in the Post Offic.a
Department, Is incorrect There is no clerk OF
that u anne in the denarfment
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.

n, q WILLARD, s-
EBBITT HOUSE,
ara WASHINGTON, D. O.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30
NEW BOOKS AND tzIsEs.

#. Il. Peterson & Brothers have pub
lished a new edition much enlarged by
the addition Of seven new pieces - Of
beautiful Snow, and other Poems, ,'by j.
W. Watson. The lyric which gives the
title 10 this volume first appeared in No.
100 of Hurper'S Hcehy- November 9th,
l,5s-and, Is the say Ing Is. immediately
"ran tie round of the press IN tlis coun-
tr, and iii England. II has been claimed
for aud by several persons, but, after a
careful examination Of their various pre-
tension. we have no doubt that Mr.. Wat
SON really Il the author. The closing
stauza, which, was unjNstly altered, but
not improved, to adapt the poem for reel
mlion IN public, i given correctly IN the
present edition Mr.. Watson, who does
not regularly belong % "the press" has
considerable facility whether knack or
talent we shall not pause 10 iDuqire-iu
writing stikiuglv sensational ballads
upon familiar subjects, s0mtl times he In
fuses tenderness aud pathOs into his cil.
usious. The Oldest Paupcr on the
Town" "Drowued," and "lling Down
tie Drop Cannot PLAY belong 10 this
riass. Ia the present edition there are
.
Street" aud Somewhere 20 CO. are the
bc-t Of these. Tie book, which il hand
somely printed OH tinted paper aud richly
bguud in morocco cloth, will doubtless
have a large sale during the approaching
book-buying holiday season
. The Aflaatic Monthly promises fnely
fof Tie next year. Several ucw contrib
.uetrs have been engaged; aud Bot the
least among ihc stinctloHs will be fresh
series Of papers from the Old iAyortc,
Oliver Wendell Holmes. Ills cuuiriba.
( lion. did much 10 buid np the reputation
+ OF the magazine ~ Tie start
Paafs Ruacol Noathlg u a marvel Of
chrapuess containing several pieces oI
tthe very beet music Ia every number 50
that a yoiuuie j. treasure tiiat every
true musi ian 30 aid secure. The ouiy
wonder s. bow 20 maeh can be offered
+ isr 80 Iit'ie i I. Peters & Co., Pub
( llsAers, New York.
IToofs Household Magazine i making
Rtsal improvements fJF ile Bcw year i
i alddly gaining 3 itUut rank amona
aur periodicals. Published at Acwburg
f N u
YAs Fhrca0ioU-ql JaufnHl continued
its Rlslls assd a8nimsis iilIs lie place !
8. de-igued tor Nhetaer there L snY
lining Is tie science - nYt. tlie aagazin'
ils..if i aIaats Interesting PubAsAel
by - II Wells, New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30

unto trees, ArboF-esccut ferns. and coni-
fcrs, with a dense underground of giant
grasses. These, generation atlsr gcutr-
alton. flourish and die. their leaves stems
and trunks falling around aud gradually
sccumuating the pulpy mass altaius a
thickness OF 50or a hundred feet. Tho
process completed, The basin again com.
meuccs to sub,jde. the waters run aud
bury tho mass OF thousands Of centuries ,
stratum sner stratum aceumulates, tiH
the vegetable pulp Is subject 20 the pres.
ure Of Il may be thousands Of feet Of solid
matter.
Meanwhile chemical as well as mcchan-
ical changes cn.ue, and IN process time
what was once forest Is changed into a
bed Of coal. BY repetition Of this pro.
cess, with local variation, we may con.
eoive The formation Of amy Number Of
coaLscams, frequently amounting IN me
districts, to Gfty or sixty, aud embraced
within a vertical thickness Of several
thousand feet Of shaIcs, and sandstone,
Ages roll on, the strata are removed from
their foundations, upheayed from the
bottom, the breakers and currents sweep
away a portion OF the covering, aad the
mineral treasures are brought within the
reach Of mining industry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-30

We can now comprehend the formation
Of bed Of coal In the olden time. let
US suppose that a certain bed of coal has
been completed by the growth Of luxur
liant plants over a low lying tract sub
icct to innndations from the sea. Rising
ground Of granite or schstose rocks In
the distance defines the margin OF the
basin, aud the boundaries Of a continent
from which the sedimen,ary materials Of
the coal strata are derived. The growth
Of vegetation marks period Of rest but
nov a slow snbsidence Of the whole tract
commences. The braekish waters Of the
estuary and the salt waters from lae
ocean invaded the jungle carrying mud
IN suspension, with floating stems Of trees
aud ironds Of ferns. Presently the mud
subsidies, aud covers In one uniform sheet
the accumulated vegetation Of centuries.
Tie process Of subsistence goes on, while
tie sea currenis and river pour into the
estuary Gne tard and mud, IN which
branches and stems of trees from the up
lands are inclined
This process continues until the sink
ing 81 the ocean-bed either altogether
ceases or is seonn:er-balanced BY the rapid
ily with which the sediment i deposited.
The basin becomes gradually shallower,
aud The plants begin % appear, eommenc-
ing perhaps Al the coast, and creeping
seward unlil the whole basln is again
oye1pread By forest " huge eFyp,ogs.
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AN lrishman named William, ard
one samuel, a Jew, were partners Ia the
ownership aud management of a large
and valuable rancho, not many miles from
Virginia city. Samuel was upbralding
his Irisb partner for bis queer manage
menl u some particular business. vii
liam could endure il 40 longer and re-.
tofted S0B, Sam, you bad better dry
up about NY Irish blubders, for you
Jews haye nothing 70 brag 81; there you
were f9r forty years bringing yOar folks
throagl he wilderness, when any good
smart yankee would have done it In four
days. sam subsidized aud peace was re-
stored
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-17

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL. - Mrs.
Susie Raper, who for the past year or
two has figured extensively in the
Courts and newspapers of Eastern
Nevada, arrived in this city yesterday
morning, with her little orphan boys,
who she intends placing in the State
Orphan Home.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-17

- -, ''T '7' 1V77'
f.. y w., 3. I,-.r r,,, g,lI 7;uI ,,l
Nir.ina:- a.. 81.
For G,nua. Pine Grove and Aurora Il,
'".m.
From CEKRn GoRnp.-E lwarl \.
Eddy reached this city Yesterday after
noon from Ccvyo Cior,o. Invo county.
1,,lff,~,., .r r,.,,o f., hi. ola hama in
''h"''t !~.'''i' Ii'"'i "hitA ne mas
been absent fourteen wears. lie rep
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, REWARD

TIIE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
| the return of Gushing on Parliamentary
Legislation" a book taken from my desk in the
Senate Champer. FRANK DENVER.
Carson City, March s, 1871. mh9-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-17

H. G.. LILLE & co.,
d IR T. G T.
IMPORTERS FROM THE EAST.
Blank Books,
New Books.
miscellaneous Books,
sysspapeTs
Ne w NIustc,
Violin Strings,
letter aper
legal Cap,
EiiI Cap,
f'oUlscap.
vote Paper,
Legal Envelopes,
.OIe Envelopes
Drug envelopes,
larHnine and Violet Inks.
ArnOld's Writing Fluids,
Maynard 6. NOy.s' Inks,
DnSids' Inks.
Reservoir n uciiage Stands,
Patent Huclia sc stande,
WuCiiage in Stands.
barometer Inh>iands,
Fountain nkstand,,
BANKERS lnk-fand..
Travellers Ink
Elegant Portfolios,
Writing DESKS,
Water C0!ors.
Carpenters Pencils,
IndeIibie Pencils,
Drawing Pencils,
Fa b r.. Pencils.
Copying Hr sshes,
Copying Presses,
Copying Books,
Blotttng Paper.
OIL Paper.
Drawins Paper,
Tracing Paper,
Profile Paper,
S~o:arial Wafer. and Seals,
certificates of II Marriage,
Rewards Of -Iertt.
4 pOthrc2rtes' Labels.
Checker boards,
Cards and Dice.
Dice Boxes,
Chess Men.
Collection BSgs.
Bands,
BiII Files.
%-yclci Machines.
Paper E~'ast-uers,
Paper eight.
Paper Cutters.
II. G.. IIIIIE.
Notary PUBLIC y COMMISSIONER OF
HaFD-. Nc il south street. four doors south Of
hank If Cali; mia. virginia, New. telo-tt
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-17
TO MILL MEN,!

I HO0 TO 1900 lbs. old TYPE
I l,COO equal if not superior to Babbett
Metal-fors sale. Aroiy at this Office Immediately.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-17

ST. CHARLES-GEo. CFL PROPRIETOR.
" arson, Antelope Val X Glnbig. Carson
c Chapman, >au Fran & " Cassidy, White Pine
Il " Grant, Mineral Hill Ell Kiesele,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-02

For Sale.
11HE LOT known as Christ Church proper.
~ ~, situated OH tho South east corner OF
Dlandlng and Marion streets, in the city OF
Columbia, containing one aore.
ALSO, fl
The Lot on Richardson street. South NJ And
adjoining the United States or Nicl.orson Ho-
tei Lot, fronting on Richardson street 58 feet
inohes. and running back 2Os feet 6 inches.
Gaoa OF the above Lots, from their pecu-
In value. o- '''o
In addition to the above, the subscriber of.
iefs Tor sale large amount Of Real Estate
~ n. snis olty. IN the surrounding country, in
Honses and Lots, Farms, Hills, DO.
may II limo J. W PAnKRR
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-02

Complete, trihmph over CnnNs and nUs
MONS by Mons. BERGER, who discovered.
Lat. The nature Of corns, Cd. Their dia.:
solvent. 3d. Thoir permanent cure! These
discoveries are the happy result of years, OF
study and practice.. For particulars, apply
over tho Citizens Savings Bank, from to u:
May 1G A''oA's'
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fir6o-nplnh h6s , 3aySEE
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port O. e0n, :1IIy. .sra anu ex-
EoapoN. .June f,4.n 5hfx ~,
f92,se Bonds 9OI5. Bnfifaa oonsois
G2D8. Dob. iucfeasea
EvERpo61 Jnps Ea ~.
ton closed steedv.g.ni11knaA ~ Ho-;sa HoGos.
8IX,:. ~ '/s' Nrtee9s
Naw YoRK Junn.1-Noon ri.s
wheat and.coinssfssaiiiy Z sHorh c,;o. ;ous'
1Ok{0iO96. Af1Ctt6 Sas.,s ,eo =
l7H;cOrleans fSi:: !: sarSs non fRIeras
Freieht "a firm. MSht,ka .SnI, vo3 S3 nases.
heavy ;GoVSrni n is;stsady t a and - tasner
State bohdsss sfaadT s ~ sEosnn ~uu Sttong NIsg
eaay;nt y1aIbl li x 1870 ;a:y;j uvEsy E
Oh ch6n6e-long JfSs 7sSnr} NV ~ E.4-
fE M.-Nona1S;:SSsy aS; ttS2Seesa at2Ses a.:
linp firm. at 16iS@fnaI NSsI GS,, 45e., 3HS
[12E.4 GoyeinmehtS SIoSai a.! GU,u .SiS
@]zc. advan de l;N II u ma W;7',;n;2 S p ,
Tennessees zok e.s :'new uni 7niI :aa1 nea9y.
E88ad, new 73M Lonisianas .es,, nsy. s1
levecs 10; 8s 81. Alabamass INA. .g" ~ 20 10
Georbias so: Ia 92II Nnrt,, ~, %.,: - e.
47Ik: new 26. Sontii caroi;nas o1Io'tpas " .,
83T.S Cotton 'G1,ist ma a,aed - nsw
aaiee ,of:2 429 b.iea y. IT, I '.eshy. "altn
and in. fnir reonast 20 y9' .oa. .!.i.L.
extra s.75(07. 25: gooa tn in,,n;oa ToEM sa.l
900. WhisEey n shade atmer. ] !. 'oo oofg
G92L. Wheat closa5 roth.. ~ 20
decidedly lowerSw;ntsr ra.; ans nsasy anu
Western l. 64CA1. GO: inside Lev n@,ca @n nner ~
rive; thu decline is ch;aapion S "; :" ar
wheat. Corn heavy and lower a., Tn@
73. Pork 1h 5O2I5 To,oss =. svYY
Lard lower-kettie 10L Fro;aht. ,
steady. %
LOUISVILLE. juno 1-E1,,r g.,
advancing. Corn ifirmer and IN annd @
demandew,,ste al a1laa 1 80 ana p IN good
dull and deolined seea Papk % Sad nn
Bacon-paokod shoulders Ga]. ~ cias. as .o9O .e;9o.
e1k. Lard IOk Wh;.Ia1I 40 o'eaf Sues
Sr. I,ouTs Inno1 SH,nsy S,ay 90.
scarce and wanted. rned;u,a ~ Bl1ues
dnIl and unsettIsi In ve11na asea meaa. GoIn eon
60. Whiskey 90 porI ooo;a. co IcSy
l6. bacon easier shanl.1ars lG1na,efcm1oDIing ~
sides 8aI. o;e c'ear
OrNoINNAr1, June .--Fion, a,eoav - =
in moderate demand .at 8 sae1Sy TsM7 a%a nn
Corn quiet an, steaiv - at = 70 Ss '@ 1osS by;
dull aud declining, with small aa1es o,A ot
1915. Lard s2S. Bacon dull and q
81. Whiskey advanced, ss &C. >Ae
II i;s,AIr1MonE, June l. Flour weak but
choice white l. aO@2. 90; prime to CHOICE
red .8o@l:s2. Corn scarce-white 79@
ders ~. Lard 11@I1h. Whiskey
scarce. at 81. Cotton quiet and firm.
middling 17L(0l7I5; receipts I95 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June Pork dull
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-02

Seegers' Beer is Pure. .oi
TT don't contain OococuluE Indfcua FiAh
Il Berries to make sleepy or heAdanke.
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US. Internal Revenue.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, 8D Drsrn,cr, g. c..
-un COLUMBIA, May 28, 1871.
shn income Taxes for the year 1870, and
Il the Special Taxes ION the sale OF To-
Saooo, spirits. ao.,] hsa the present year,
for COLLATION.. - A"D1'' '''A''
= Nesidents Of tho city Of Columbia. and OF
,ao Counties OF Richland and Lexington, are
itsqu1Iod re TO make payment at this cffioe By
.na !utn oay OF June. After that dato, the
penalties pres cribed by law viii. bo oniorced
II. NJ. WALI.AOE,
May 70 Collector 81 District 8. O..
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chant 70 ,the daughter Of William NJ.
Tweed, was largely attended. Tho pre.
aents amounted to $7eO, ,OcO.
1t is nnderatood that George n. Mnm-
ford takes the place of George Walker,
eye g: aye y ;Nsss.P residents ,ot the West.
IA special sconfMissEsa,of Tia nnion Re.
pSbltcen aanefAl f)6mn nifesS hays issued
eEnanifest4,to the Republicans OF Nav
York. in Which u he4 statgstliat Jackson
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on tha republicans Of our oity to re-
orgapizs the party. The special com
mittee advise the Republicans Of New
fprk;p9t TO take part or lot, in the lac.
tionaf movement. adding That tho regular
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