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DRY GOODS.

A DL-WOI EHrBEss OLOTa-Bf,5k aud col.
~ rcd, so cents.
Eises snt c1Iored ALPACAs,s % to so ceat.
CDkTs1S Is( Y and Nus In, 40 70 rs cts
Fus4asn and Muslin TUCKED SEIRrc, sI.25
srsree WI ALEBoEE COssETs, IL cents.
IN white asd co. red FLAGNELo.
Best orc Dol!ar 81 KID GLOVES IN tho city
MUSLIN LINES, TABLE LIN EMS TUwELs,
Sc g. CDSNOGLE's.
t,' g CO. sth ST, opposte Psseut Once.
WHOLE EToUK MABKEp down. To- MEET
rrE EEQCIEzMENT5 OF THE SEA
soG AND To KEDuCE DUB
sTOUk.
UGrr~" 'ssr' . arksi in plain fi,,Ires AZ IN En-
t.E--s : - r. PM so list have no uargi n for
..',, r--- ,~ ..ecUctirus
Iv.ITlys EkkGAINS in BLAhhErs,
RDGAS & WILLIE,
js.-l-t 1OiS and O2O 7th street n W.
I'EE PLACE TO BUY
DRY GOODS
A. low prices Is st
EMORY BAyIER'S,
lH-c PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
u-IvAS 81 n ca 10 60 cents per yarj
= L fUIotOrIOS DIAPEk, from : l. 70 to Sc %
>, WOOL FLaEsgLs. from % cents 81
"LE lis -, from B cents - 81 ~ per yard
IlNkE row Els. from 10 cents - IS cent? apiece
s.. .,"Cs g., HgSlEEl Z low figures.
Ls1'.- Heu I'd and PisiH BAEDB ERUHIEFS
: iex psirs OF IoKIB BLANKETS left. which
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Rf J. I GOODWILL q CO., Aucfioneers,
~ 3. u. corner Pa. avenue and 18th street

AND UNlMPAOyED .PRUPERTT.
p virtue 81 deed Of trust, dated December
- t, folio "a. &c. 4 shall Ell, IN front Of tSc
p..m i.s;. % wEDEEsDAY. fsbtusry / sih. iai
%, on La street east, between and q streets
Or TBURsDAY, February is.h, 1871, .. 3 20
0 ci9>h U parts OF lots II and az. -in Quare 90,
on the south side Of pi,oi street bstwse sch
houses
Alec. on FEBRUARY 18Th. at 4. 50 m :, Lot
i9,h esI,e,s on Norse street between issh and
Ierws: Ops thjEd cash; balance Ing snd u mon ms
WIZ insefest Stem - 80 o nHey rag ct cost o.
purchaser. go 90 b vsh on the fsu Of The ham,
mrr JN0 X. A RR IaNN 1Nvus :.
Jal3f .'uAds ]. OOLDWELL q Co !, Aucts =
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RY LATIMKR CLEART, Auctiopesr,,
lsrccessors 20 Cooper LatimerJ
Southwest corner of PennsTlvania ave aud llth IT.
TRgsTEEs SALE OF TIE DESIRABLE LOT
hSR!iIEtsT c5RSEk " ~ itSS " ma
AvEHrk AND l1rH STREET
E AK Of psse%hsr, isss; and duly recorded in i
- L ; r. n, Nc q, ioiios so ct sea, one
secured thereby, due and unpaid, he Subscribers,
'off sis
o on the RIenisss the, piece ., parcel s59uad
:Rs.on D; g. = par q Lot No one, il square No;
anaeS aa 81 !s
street, and improved by marble front, fonr stsry
Terms Of sale: One fifth cash, tof which $50 viii
S and 3as s :s
deed Of trust on the premises. Revenue stamps at
cost Of CLIFTON r ssi IN
,o.s,,, HAn iiIIMK e PANT; rfa, .
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN
oS as att d.. place. fiji r. cGHasf Auo.
p5 - TIE Ag3yE SALE 10 FURTHER POST.
Ias-dts ~ LATIMER CLEARY. Xueis.
hBo Sa Ts .tfd.J 5s
s hour and RFrsr ShasL Fl sss,:
Rl VIII. WALL q co, Auctioneers,
~ New Marble Building,
Nos. you and 902 S.W cor. Pa. ave. and 9th ST.
HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER OF Arm
SI REET WEST AND STREET NORTH ar
- On THURSDAY the 9Th day of February,
Fl At O'Clock M, We will offer for sale, in front
3of the premises. at public auction, the north
part OF lot No 25 in square no SIS, fronting is feet
-n 9Th street est and 70 feet street north with
the improvements thereon, consisting Of q good
three story Frame House
This property is well located and the improve
menis combine the advantages OF both q store and
dwelling h, USE
Terms OF sale: One half cash the residue In three
equal instruments Of aud IL months, the purchs-
ser giving his notes for the deferred payments, en-
dorsed and bearing interest A deed given and a
deed OF trust taken. ALI conveyancing and stamps
a. the cost of the purchaser.
fe2 eo&ds ". L. WALL & co, Aucts.
GALE OF QUARTERMAsTER'S STOKES
DEPOT QCARfkRMAsrER's OFFICE, !
- WASHINGTON. II. ,JanusryIl6, ISL
WILDE sold at public auctsn at Aruory Square
Depot, February IS ISL commencing at 10 o clock
A M, lot OF Quartermastsr's Stores. Consisting
81, Ill part, AS follows % stoves condemned ambu'
isnces, spring wagons, II harnesses. 4 Ill gunuy
snchs second hand. SC. gor particulars apply 10
this office. Terms caah.
WIN. MYERS.
jsnSl Ct
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Il. I. HELMBOLD'S ROSE VASE

An exoeilspt Lotion Tor diseases sristax from u,.
OF dissfpetten, used tn connection With the str.
bochu and sarsaDarila, in such dissss - A. reoos
mended Evidence OF the most respoasihl. aud "a
Also explicit directions for use. toftA aaaS,sfs
hoss0nds living witnesses, and upward OF 81 ~
msny Of which are from the highest 600 roes inrlp1
ing eminent phydcians, clereymep, stAt-~m-p g.
The Proprietor has never reeorted % their .uhife
80. n the newpepers; he dQes do thi. rom 10,
fact that bis articles rank Nand Ard
The Science Of Medicine, Inc the DorSe CoIam.
should stand simple, pure, naJestic, hsy;nS Ts
alone for In Capital. 1--WE
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TOY TRUNKS. EN-
LADIES and MEMS sATOHELs,
LADIES DREss TRUNKS,
SOLE LHATHER TRUNKS,
WILD. TRAVELLING BAGS.
sADDLERY and EARN.ss,
CARRIAGE ROBES. 60, 40.
In GREAT VAsI uHrH :: 2. ~, Low PRICES TOE
HAM, FACTORY
OF
JAMES q. TOPHAM q CO.,
~496N
sHyENTB STREET,
One door above Odd TsIlows HsH.
H. neA ~ LIE fATLar STAYS Pat n I'll %,
GnoRsE r. GoFE.
aASUEACTURER AND WHOLESALE
DEALER IN
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARh,
aBOCKRs SHELF AID sTORD sURHIrURp
AND EOTIONs,
BkOOAs, BRUSHES, BAsKHrs.
aOPn. CORDAGH, TWlNI, NAILS,
WRAPPING PAPER,
srATIOHERH. 60, 20
6kUSH FAOTORY.
haSs .s g, Sy:ry asscptioe tsps CONSTANT,
At fHB
WOOD AND WILLOW wABn DsPOf."
$50 e1nK.f. BsTWRsa STn AM SSl,
At Wa0LRsALl oUL,
eo0 oIQn OF THB Mo DAaKBH
LIMITED STATES NAIL.
VIRGINIA.
PosT OpYIcR DRPARTxxrr,
y-,W WARRINGTON, January s, icI
.fiopcsan VIII be received at the Contract once
q i M D ~ until 3o'slock n. q 1Ascl
mails q the United States frsm July hi. 70 june
"a "a q sss re Fe ~ 9. the s'ts q
walls hsrein specified, viz:
No. 400 From Hicks!ord; By Pleasant Shade. Law
GSSn sls1nrO hs;,,I HOPS Whit eIAia.
. miles and ~, vice : vscS.
Leave aickdOrd wedassdsS and Saturday ..
Arrive ct Hieksfcrd fhursaay and Monday By
EOstOrn q proposals.. gu.rasts. and e:rt,aess.
s spc sse0 .of t sf1ssons = to coed ons g
selteoRsr ., $50, inviting proposals for nal ssr.
vice in Virginia, to be found q ne principa 1oss
Bads shssM Be ssat Il .salsd epyssoss:, ..psr.
sddrs'sed to The ssconS A'si't mt HSst 1890 Gea
81. jan Is lawsv iS.S Usf = s.a.Lt..,
nR. 0AuLFiILDy CLAssEs
VOCAL AHp INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
os's" Al Z. n. Q. 4. Reols. !
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roo KS BXPRl00,

Ssessgs esilsa Tor and delivered 70 and IRON Ran.
SeSrsss ch1 hotels and Private Residences.
s0tS. ma Aanss'ss =. T.. ana sonnsotaaa uss
x Al order lronDtly offended 70.
4ept 80 furniture moved with care.
stress-W.H. az SnSe GSr n Aasylan avenue and q
SIsneS once. No. 80 stS ssr.s.. .bov. Pa. 80.
Alsxandria, VI. -. n
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H.T.HELMBOLDS ExTRACTBUCHu

H.T.HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHu.
lot Neeknees arising from Excesses Habits Of Esis
lowing Symptoms: ~ ~. "
Indisposition 70 ExertIan Ios. NJ po
49, 2, Memory. pffeulty Of Brcethius
UcA Ner,ee, Trembling,
nnsIroI OF Nsease, WAkefuiness,
DimneS Of Vision, Pain IN The Paok
bot Hands, Fiusbins II IN Rosx
Dryness of the Skin, HrTnfIa5s 81 the 49,.
Universal Lassitude OF PslI,d ~, nssnsaos
the Muscular system
Theee symptoms. II allowed 90 70 on (which thI IA
uecicine ID ariably removes coon follow
TArUITY. EPILEPrIC FITS, &C.,
IN one OF which the patient may expire. Who ca.
fu Diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
many are aware Of the CAUSE OF their surerius DO,
none vl confess. The records OF the nssue as sium
md the melancholy deaths by coosum ptiop Res,
ample witness % the truth Of the asserted
Inc Oonsutunon. once Affected BY organic weat
ness requires the aid Of medicine 20 str-n ghes an
inl&otete the system, which II r HRLNROlpy
EXTRACT OF BuChu invsriabiy does A ri.
VIII convince the most sceptical
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10y THOB. WAGGAMAN
" Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Washington 4 Georgetown Office 6l9 9TH St, op p o.

"AdU AmAn.
~ Resi Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Washington 4 Georgetown Office 6l9 9TH St, op p o.
CHAHgzRY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
rkOyEp PROPERLY ON STREET, NEAR
PEkhoYLVASlA AVENUE
- Under and by virtue Of q decree Of the Su
preme Court Of the District OF Columbus passed
in a cause therein deps nding. No ,35, Ia atty
Docket g. between George r. Alien aud 9th RS c m
plsinants, and stda CoyIe and others defendants
70, undersigned, appointed trustee thereby. will
.eii al public auction, the premises, on II URS
Fhf, the 18th day Of January, 1871, at pclsck in
zoe AFTERNOON. tn property Ia thu procoe ings in
me raid eau = M ntion.d that is say part Of Lot
; IN square i3 in the city of Washin gtop having Q
~ Mt OF wentv 81 feet on ID street north and run
ming back with an unequal width Ia the rear Of said
Mt aud containing .7U0 square feet
This property is situsted in street, between ilth
very valrsble.
Terms OF sale, ss prescribed by the decree, are:
One third cash. 81 the balance in ecu Al payments
~ one and two years, the purch to give for de
erred pay bis notes. satsfact oriy
enoorsed or ,eceived. All stamp. and convex ancipQ
WILLIAM B WEBB, r. ustee
THOMAS L. WA6GAMAN,
oeio-Ae5wsds Auctioneer
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
~ MONDAY, February 9TH. 1871, same hour and
place By order of the Trustee
THOMAS &C. WAG0AMAN,
Jan - IaNaos Auctioneer.
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eaefeOroiokt r.ss ss-sord-F-b. 7.35 An
Wa D. - ..-.---a. N.r.l.s. Z q
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers,
- Southeast corner 7th and d street,

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner It'll and d streets.
TRUSTEE SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PK0PERrY In DEFREEs STREET, AT AUG
- By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated the 18th day
81 Of July, A. ID 1870, and duly recorded in Liber
mo SIS, folio D7, one Of the land records for
arlington county In the District of Columbia,
hall at the reauest Of the ss,ty se1ur thereby,
day Of February, 4. ID. lNl. at clock D. m. all
that certain psce parcel Of ground lying and
in the city Of " ashingtcn, and being known and
distinguished as lot numbered sixty ave, 1851 in
Shepherds subdivision OF square numbered ak hun
dred and twenty three (6ls.) The improvements
thereon consist of nearly two story and base
ment Brick Dwelling, conveniently arranged, with
bath &C., water Closets p'n're' water Closets
ems Of sale: Five hundred dollars in cash, OF
which olV must be paid down whe a the property is
struck of, and the balance promissory ties Of
500 each bearing interest from day Of sale, payable
at intervals of three months each consecutivelY and
respectively secured by deed Of trust upon the
property. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost
of the pure chaser II the purchaser should fail to
comply with the terms In five days, the Trustee re-
the right 10 resell the property risk and
cost of defauting purchaser after week notice
u. {. MARTIN N. ROHR Der, Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
jATdt lHepub Auctioneers.
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TTOREEY sALGO
"A HANDSOME BUILDING LOT.
On WEDNESDAY, February 9Th, at 4 O'Clock
.. m. 1 will Off.r, on the premises, a handsome
Building Lot frOntiDg Il feet inches on str eet
rorth between 18th and 18th streets west By l feet
deep. to u thirty foot alley.
Title perfect Terms made known at sale.
CHRIS CALLAN,
Attorney, a37 eth street.
HAN. &. ADDISON. Auctr,
fe3 211, ALB and 2l3 llth street, N W.
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NEW EXPB1HS LINE. VIA CANAL,
! BETWEEN
PHILADnLPHIA,A ALEXANDRIA, VA. ,WAsB
I6GTON AID GEORGETOWN. D. o.

Regular sailing day from IL North Wharvss.
Prom 50 Water street, Georeetovn. <E6Ik
WEDNESDAY, at6D. n
Freight received It any time.
Apply to HYDE fYLIR, 90 Water street.
Gsor{stoyn p. q; y; ED RlDGI . 90. :, Aisxsn.
1 phiI,. ~; OLYD1 D co., II Aorth Nhervss,
LnaeooIHnia. folly
SHOkTEnr AND QUICK EST LINE UOUT6,
a. s' Sa sns m,ehno:d, trsde,elsbrs
3venth- street What, twice, dahl.
lcun9a 2 m. exceDtsdJ ct = n. and D. m OF.
nee. 6V9 Pepnsylvania avenue. myi1. y
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M ERCHAHTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
~ BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Fine Stesmshipa T. q KNIoH1
JOHN GIBSON aId ,vXLIEf GirY, Hn@1s
NJ SnW Rs HSR sssu,ar Csekly trips between 4fl
iN0I0N, and GEORGETOWN, q follows
Eeevs Nv fOkk from Pier -, East River ever
5AIO SDAI,N ,. N. Leave 0EOR0EfOW1
every EhiPAr ct .. N, and ALEXAGORIAt ~
, For full information, apply to =. A. DEE.
HAN. Agent, ofhce end wharf foot Of Hish strest
Seofettown. CT At corner OF nth street and Nov
jelI-n j. W. THONPNON pve.,d.,s
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The following important items OF war news
we're received here last night:
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GALE UF QUARTERMAsTER'Ss STORES,
STEAMBOAT LINES.

H y Il + Oh K
The steamer LADYOF THELAKE, CAPTAIN I,
~ rnty VII leave her whSrf foot ~
OF It'll st. TIL CRSDAY, Feb 9th Al GA4@N
p m For freight or passage appl,
On board or to 3. BROWN BON Gen I espts
Corner 18th St. and New York avenue feS.W
NJ U U h r VI X n.
The steamer ARROW. Captain stackpole, having
been thoroughly reftted during the
temporary ice blocksd OF the Poto- Ee4-
mac river. will resume her reguia rAZA11
DAILY TRIPS To MOUNT VERNON To
MORROW Tuesday MORNING, at 10 O'Clock,
n. m the foot Of 7th street ~ ~'
The mansion and grounds Of Mount yeroen have
recently been put in com plete repair: new green,
houses and conseryatories have been erected and
beautiful walks and roads have been added TO m ake
still more attractive 70 those no wish to Axe
piigr1mase 20 the tombs at the immortal Washing.
ton and his beloved consorS ia1-tf
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ENDORSEMENT OF TER RRE,s

The many Thousands oure- ~ al. -s,Abiisn5assr
within the last twenty years. Az rhe Dun@rsgis
portant suretc-l operations performet b. Or -
stcu. witnessed by the report q and n-rf
other papers, notices q which hays spp4ar-a --.S
and again before the public. besdes his szBcias g.
Q gentlemsb OF chsrsc ter and responsibility. 50
sufncisnt guarantee TO thu Sfiictet
eklN DlsHAkEs srEkntLY onaND 80 n
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Columbia Music Store,
LyBrand & Son

TAKE pleasure in calling tho attention OF
= tho public 70 an examination OF their
sisting of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs.
Melodeons, Violins. Guitars, Banjos, Flutes,
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
fns,r ns,ruc,aon BOOKS aoI every Hlass OF M9sieal
Music sent by mail, post paid. on receipt of
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express. when ordered, to any part OF the
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for each
Pianos, Organs and Melodeops tuned and re-
paired in a satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing. Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any point
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and satis.
faction guaranteed to those favoring us with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue Of
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Tay-
lor street, Citizens Savings Bank Building
Columbia, s. G. Nov
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payment than any other, and be hoped
That 70 this GLASS OF our citizens the ool-
lectiop Of tbat tax At that tiYe would moi
proven Oppressive. Butayiddid8 I'd, the
rspressnlationssbf yqgr: committee. .,he
requesia themYo retprt to. the Conysn-
tian ihas he wonld authorize tho Comp
.zo::SSzz .rzoo!:SSz e ss.rend tha collection Of the
taxes in all cases where the payment
thereof was inoonvenians 70 ,sshsi tag pay
era. That this postponement shall ezsema
to the 1ss. of March, 1879. did Mat the pc
s'aIy for M e,a4 aAan not be enforced
in tho meantime. Thus report Col Simons
and Gen. Butler-thus the record stands,
not disputed by Gov. SCOTT until Novem-
ber 10. 1871; then as above, according to
the Auditor Of the State. he donies that
he made the promise reported to the
Convention by the ohairmen of two i'm
portant committees. What shall be
thought OF such a Governor? Comment.
for the present, we shall not further
make.
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DHATH OF MR. JACOB B1aRETT:-We
regret, TO announce the death Of Mr..
Jsaoh Barrett, which took place at 8
0osy6k iasS nightly ls1..4.59 A1s Rs.yett waa in
hiY eightieth 'yeaf, andF during his life
bad held several; ;nnblic positions Of ttpst. q
8 Charleston Ne.nS.
According toI55a report msae BY the
italian MINISTER'S. Justice, 5000 young
children in Italy are annually stolen
from their parents and sold to persons
In the United States. t n X
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C.OLlIMBI. q | I : ! 3 |: !. ST. G..
wednesdayn Morning !, Hovembsrlbs ~.
The aOvsr-issues Of the stats Bontis-
Oar State ElhanAss.

The Ovsr-issues OF the stats Bonds-
Oar state: EihasAes.
Some Of our readers have called upon
=. sc-. .ec.hen.;o information mon this
important question. at presents We have
mo- other information beyond that con-
tanned IN, the statementa and sarmises Of
the New York World We shall bo
posted es promptly az possible. and give
the unyarnished truth to the public.
We have no private ends to subserve,
and no ulterior purposes to effect. This
much We can say: We believe that the
developments made are suggestive and
startling. We have no confidence in the
State officials connected with the State
regime. and ID good, faith We are pre-
pared TO believe that they are equal to
almost any scheme Of swindling. and
are and have been ready TO go to the
farthest bounds Of rascality. AS to the
details furnished by the World, we are
notprepared to pass Judgment thereon
iniRii respects. We hold, however. that
the propositions of the World are enti-
tied TO grave consideration. Of one
thing We are sure, and that is, that there
Is something; very: rotten in Denmark,
andathat.it becomes persons Interested
to look carefully to their interests. Our
financial affairs are no doubt in
desperate condition. We know not what
the future may bring forth; but this we
do know, that, come what may, after
death comes the resurrection, and South
Carolina will live and not die.
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a Ui1oin1sN woman did not wiSK g0
bespatter her carpet with burglsrious
gore. She therefore waited until her
nQctpEaal intruder had been;-spaseds out
i4to the back yard, aid them plugged
htm .oomfortablHi with het husbahd's
s3mieh & WessoR," strStching thgknave
deadtsupon the crSAuetigroub
Dr. VIM. O. Herlbeck, OF Charleston.
died on the 18th. He was, at one time.
IN charge OF the Confederate hospital Il IN
this city.
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TRIUMPH IN NEW YORK OF THE Co.
LUMBIA GAS GENERATOR. We are pleased
to record the triumph of the work of our
townsmen, Messrs Richard & Plumer.
Recently, in New York, the relative illu-
minating power Of number of gas ma
chimes was tested by one OF the profess
sors in Columbia College, New York.
The gas was introduced through $50 feet
piping into chemical room. The illu-
minating power Of one was equal to six
teen candles; that Of another to eighteen
candles; that of another to twenty-five
candles. Whilst that Of Me Columbia gas
,cas equal to t,oemty-seoen candles. The
names of Richard g. Plumer, the invent
ors of the Columbia machine. deserve to
shine bright. lI
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The Unfos has disco oversd (wonderfui

The Unfos has disooyered tWonderiui
discovery y that sli this commotion about
ths ,fpsases ass tie ssa.A Id ths, over
Tissue q bosds amounts 20 .his-only,
|ithig and nothing anore--yiE: plan TO-
Edivsrt attention from The forthcoming
KasKlux dsyelopments, which sc has. al. !
ready promised, ,ss'for consideration. .
"Now is the time.nis says, "to send in
ycer subscription, 'i;e''No subscription
taken for less than three months" No
doubt it would suit the Vnidn, and bhis
its corrupt. swindliDg party -associates
admirably we'll. to. hush, up, this, talk
about the State 6uanees and the, bond
question. But its motives are too "thin"
not to be seen through and through.
The hunters are after the game that the
public. want. No baying on the Union
part. or o.aying either-po Ao,Oiing of
the Union. or nso"taing either, on the Ku
Klux scent, will divert the Eimrods CT
the people. But this is not all. Oh.
serve the brazen effrontery of this brazen
sheet. It says:
IF there has been fraud in the shape
OF an over-issue OF bonds, or in nny
other shape, those guilty will be brought
to the bar of justice aud punished; but
whatever may be the. facts as to this
matter, the public shall be kept apprised
of the condition of things here, that
they may kno,o to aohdt ertent Mis in,n,acu-
ldte Democratic party is responsible for the
present disordered state Of public affairs"
For cool impudence, for illogical talk.
it is hard to fnd the Union surpassed.
If oil this rascnlity committed by Kndi-
cal officials shall be brought to light,
then the Union will publish il, that the
people may know to what extent the
Democratic party is responsiblel We
need not comment upon such PROPOSE
tions. The fact of the matter is, the
Union wants this bond question hushed
up. 1t does not want it even discussed.
What's the harm for light to be thrown
upon it2 We want light. Tho people
want it. Truth wants it. Justice de-
mands it. The Union may be very smart,
but it is not smart enough to fool every
body. and it does fool ouly fools. Nei-
ther the Ku Klux bug-bear, nor the De-
rnocratic, will drive the hunters from off
the foul scent Of our State finances. On
with the hunt! The heart of honest
Carolina is with the honest hunters.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-15

As remedy for our fiaancia! troubles,
the Charleston Courier advises repudia-
tion of all the bonds fraudulently issued.
The News advises the withholding OF
tho taxes by the people until proper
exhibit of our finances is made.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-15

FIRE.-Between and 7 O'Clock last
evening, the cry of fire resounded on
East Bay, which was caused by the burn
ing of the bake house of J. J. Bnckheit,
East Bay, near Elliott street. It oriGi-
mated in defective oven, and damaged
the building to the extent OF $1,000,
which was not covered by insurance.
Charleston Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-15

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
8. A. Pearoe, Jr.-Oolumbia Canal.
Stanley's-Table Cutlery.
j. G. Seegers--Double Strong. sc.
J. D. Bateman-Norfollt Oysters.
II. Beard-Residence for Sale.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-15

We are told that the report as to the
over-issue of Greenville and Columbia
Railroad bonds is not true-for the rea-
son that said bonds, if issued, would not
be bought. They are worth little or
nothing.