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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
RUMORs ABOUT THE JULY INTEREST
A Sharp Move-What Is Really the
Matter-The Wire Pullers In Council
Moses Making Ready.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Tuesday, May 81.
The report that the interest on the State
debt, due July first, will not be paid has no
other foundation than the casual remark of a
dabbler in stocks. The Ring maintain 8 pro-
found secresy, and 1t is highly probable that
the depressing rumors now in circulation are
intended to shove the bonds down
and leave those In the secret hand
some profit when the truth comes
out A large sum of money in revenue bond
scrip has been received at the treasury, but
none as yet has been paid out. The policy of
the Ring appears to be to nurse their funds,
paying no claims except of the most pressing
kind, 30 as to be able to restore the State
credit and give the grumbllng bondholders at
leasKslx months Interest to keep them quiet
until fall, when the tax collections will be
abundanuy sufficient to liouidate all arrears.
Governor Scott and Comptroller Neagle are
closeted together frequently, and Speaker
Moses is preparing to press his claims for the
Gubernatorial nomination. Senator Leslie, Of
Barnwell, who is here, Is candidate for re-
election.
This is the hottest day of the season.
CoNGAREE.
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CoTToN SPINNn;1 IN GERMANY.-There has
been an extraordinary progress In cotton spin
ming and weaving 10 Germany OF late years.
The consumption OF raw cotton there amount
ed to but lS5,772 centweights annual average
during 1886 The yearly average between
1866 and 1870 was l 6s5. .l2t centwelghts, and
In yarn alone the average, from las, SIT cent
weights, reached production OF l,34S,0s9
centweightsin 1870. Direct importation from
the producing countries Increases rapidly, but
the last named year affords no criterion, mas
much as the Netherlands and Belgium then
furnished larger quota to Germany than Bre-
men, owing to the blockade. The importa-
ton of India cotton via Trieste has, from e9.-
5s6 centweights In 1868, risen to 183, 455
through the opening Of the Suez canal. But
DESPITE the perfection Of machinery within the
Empire, the higher grades of yarns continue to
come to great extent from England, notwlth-
standing raised import duty thereon; there
is only gradual decrease 10 shls species Of
import observable as regards England, while
it, on the other hand, assumes larger proper.
tions from Switzerland. The total amount Of
warn consumed during the war year 1870 was
I.6l7,7l5 centweights. The general tendency
js that of independence, especially from Eng
land. This Is The easier of accomplishment, as
direct steamship lines now ply from cotton
ports to the aanse towns.-Handels Zeitung.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

-Sickles Is In Madrid.
-Ma1well's knitting mill at Amsterdam Is
burned.
Charles Francis Adams has left Paris for
Geneva.
Ten thousand emigrants landed at Castle
Garden on Monday.
The Philadelphia Board of Trade has
passed resolutions approving Of the supple
mental Alabama treaty.
The striking carpenters In New York
having carried the eight hours pont, now pro-
pose new strike for four dollars day.
The New York bosses have conceded the
eight hours labor, and the strike is virtually
over
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON, May q

WASHINGTON, May 2l.
Falling barometer, southerly 10 easterly winds,
cloudy and threatening weather, With very
probably rain, will prevail on Wednesday from
the Western Gulf States northeast over the
Ohio Valley aud north and west OF the latter,
and will possioy extend to Lake Erie. Clear
and pleasant weather over New England. the
eastern and southern portlona OF the Middle
States and the South Atlantic STATES. Danger
ous winds are not anticipated.
Yesterdays Weather Reports or the
Signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 r. M,
Local Time.
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THINGS IN ANDERSON.
The Crop Prospect-Hurrahing for
Greeley-NO Democratic Nomina-
tIons.
[FRoa OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT |


PENDLEToN, 8. c., May II.
We have to-day refreshing rain, to the de-
light of, especially, cotton planters, whose
seeds are locked up under a hard crust, and
hence much complaint of "bad stands" EX.
cept one light rain on the 2d instant, this is
the first since the storm Of the 18Th ullimo,
Just one month ago, and with drying winds,
hot days and cold nights the cotton prospect,
only on light lands, Is by no means encourag-
Ing. Corn, too, not all yet planted or worked
over the first time, on account Of the hard
crusted state Of the landz-even that has
been broken up early-is by no means in
an advanced state. Wheat has been promis-
ing, but for the want of good rain some ten
days since will be cut short. It ls now In head
and bloom, very irregular in height and
length of heads. 1t requires no more rain,
and would be much Injured by heavy showers
at this time, which would knock of tn ,
blooms and cause oulya partial filling of the
heads, termed by some 'mildew," "plight,"
&c. The oat crop, except the tall sown and
that not good, must be, from present appear
ance, without much rain until In head, almost
failure. Such as have clover and the grass
es-and all hereabouts should have Instead OF
so much coiton-have been moving for some
days past: the crop Is fair but cut somewhat
short by the late drought.
In the all-absoroing matter OF our next
Presidency we are all Greeley men. and If you
will present your correspondent with white
hat and coat, we promise to don and never
doff them until our victory is assured. And
80 says every body In our surroundings, repu-
dating In advance all other nominations,
Democratic or otherwise. We, your readers,
are pleased TO see the course you have chalked
out, and will sustain you In 1t.
In communication written you some time
since, In the sale of the Fort Hill estate, &C.,
made statement which desire to correct.
In saying that Colonel Clemson's family were
the only surviving representatives of the late
]. C. Calhoun, meant remaining In our STATE.
NV late much esteemed friend, Colonel A. P.
Calhoun, has now living somewhere In The
West four sons and daughter, US am in-
formed, who are also worthy descendants OF
our honored departed friend. s.
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TIE ELECTION OF BISHOPS.
Exciting Scenes in the Methodist Con-
ference.

NEW YORK, May 2l.
The election of bishops Is progressing by
ballot, and Is q tedious affair. Doctor Sllcer
said thirty years ago at the election OF bishops
there had been ballo,-stnf1ng. He hoped, II
such q thing was discovered here, the vote
would be taken over again. An Indiana dele
gate demanded that the aity and clergy vote
separately for bishops. The motion was lost.
Tremendous cheering.l A delegate called
attention to the demonstration Of the andl-
ence, and moved that the galleries be cleared.
[Hisses from the galleries.] Bishop Ames
asked the police. If any were present. to clear
the galleries. During the absence of the tel
lers the Book Concern was discussed further.
Finally five bishops were elected: W. L: Har-
Els. Central ono; R. 5: Foster; New W'a% Ygrk
and Merrill. Those lacking q majority were
Peck, Foss, Eddy, Haven, Reed, Newman,
Waldron, Flower, Crary, Cummings, Cobbey
and Hill. There were oLher scattering votes.
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Munifipal Notices.

~P0BLIC NOTICE.-OFFlCE CITY
REGISTRAR, CHARLESTON, MAY 2, 1s7a-..
Chloride OF Lime and Copperas, TO be used for
dl.iofecting purposes, will be furnished sratui.
tously 10 all persons applying therefor ON and
after this date, at the following depots:
CIV. AlMAR'S APOTHECARY, northwest cor
ner OF King and Vanderhorst, streets: ~ =
ARTEsIAN WE'LL LOT, northeast corner OF
Meeting and Wentworth streets. $50 = ;
H.NEwToN'S AP0rHEoARY, southwest cor.
ner OF Columbus and Nassau strf"ts. -.
Citizens are earnestly requeste. Z, cooperate
with the Board OF Health by a-tlmely and judi.
sious use Of the above, and all other means Of
improving and insuring the-public health. :" "''''
--- GEORGES. PELzER, II. D., .7iS't
may32fs ,',.s.' -. :, Z. :nirx Ren1strar-
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PALMETTO ORPHANHOUSE.

To the Citizens Of South Carolina:
DEAR FIR ENDS-I am glad 10 be able now to
announce B lard OF Trustees tor the Palmetto
Orphan Home. 1t contains some OF Columbla's
best men-gentlemen oil brains, energy and
public spirit. They are as follows: DR.. j.
W. Parker, cbairman;J J. B. Eze, J. H. Kinard,
R. L. Byran. Richard O'Neale, Jr., E. R.
Stokes, c. F. Janney.
There are now seven orphans In the Home,
and several others ready to come. The whole
State is ready to move In the matter. hope
this board will organize al once and take con-
troll of this important enterprise.
Truly, TTLMAN r. GAINES.
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funeral Nntlrss.

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances of Mrs. HANNAH FRANCIS, and
OF Mr.. an Mrs. Simeon Just, are respectfully In.
ylted to attend the Funeral Of the former, at her
residence, Calhoun street, nearly opposite East
Bay, TH1s AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. maya"
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B- PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND THE
Hse of HALLS VEGETABLE sIUILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER to prevent Grayness, and to- heal
E,uot,ops OF the Scalp. may18stuth3
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Tun NEW YORK SHAKESPEARE sTATUE.-Wil.
liam Cnllen Bryant is to be the orator on the
nceasion of the unveiliDg of the Shakespeare
statue in Central Park, New YorK, may zSa.
rsc,te some passages from Shakespeare, and
Thsodore 1 Thomas's orchestra Of one hundred
nieces. and the LiederkraDz and Arion Socle-
ties viii furnish music for the occasion.
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.TEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.
w One OF ths best esla, li.hed Weekly News
papers In South Carolina is offered for 10.
1t has complete Printing ONE In good condi-
ton.
The locality is one Of the best In the StateIn d.
town which 10 now thriving and growing n'd- hnd
r0ad conuec' ions, nearly mpleted, WILL cohsto'
erably increase tLa prosperity. .oooo
The gross receipts OF OH 10 1s7I, SSdvo twelye
Terms OF sale-Half Cash; oaIsnee IA '
Satisfactory reasons given for sepng n RppSg hpag
90 WALKER. EVANS 0Uas%ELis, aSSariss,on M q q 'AN
and No. lOy East Bsy street, Chafieston' - W
may2l-tuf6
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ORDER REIGNS IN SPAIN.

- MADRID, May q.
Later dispatches from Blscay report that
the Carlist organization In that province has
been completely annlhilated. Five Thousand
Insurgents surrendered to the loyal forces on
sunday last. Order Is now restored through.
out the entire province.
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Marrn1.


LINCK-PIEPER.-On the l9th instant, by the
Rev. T.. Muller, Pastor OF st. Matthew's Lutheran
Church, PHILIP LIACK. Of Aprenneim, Rhine Pro
vince Hes,e Darmstaht, q resident OF Fort Gaines,
Ca, and Mrs. MATILDA PIEPER, nee Heuer. OF
Herford, Westphsia, Germany.
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This shows a deficit of this year from the
last of $50, ,255 bales. The stocks on May the
10Th We're 81. s97 against 49.7S6 same 'dat. In
1871, showing deficit of II, ,sss. which added
10 The deficit 10 the port receipts, l.074, ll3,
makes the United States crop in sight last
Friday l,092,002 bales less than the one OF
last year to same date.
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How IT Works.-The great millionaire, Ste
phen Girard, who rose 10 wealth from poor
pennlless boy, believed In advertising. He
said 81 have always considered advertising
literally and long 10 be the great medium OF
success In business and prelude TO wealth
Aud [ have made 1t an invarlable rule to ad-
vertise In the dullest time, long experience
having taught me that money lnus spent is
we'll laid ouI; az, by keeping my business con-
tinually before the public, 1t has secured me
many sales would otherwise have lost"
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5perial Notires.

@r NO REMEDY IN THE WORLD
ever came iAto such universal use, or has so fully
won the c,nndence OF mankind, as AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL for the cure Of Coughs,
Colds and assumption. mayl8-stuthS
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PROPOSED PRESBYTERIAN LITURGY 4
RICHMOND. Nav 81

RICHMOND, May II.
In the Presbyterian General Assembly, to-
day, the res Ilution introduced by Colonel
Preston, Of Virginia, iuquiriug into the ex-
pediency of preparing g. lllurglcal service for
congregational worship. was rejected by a
vote of los to 5.
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THE UBIQUITOUS LIVINGSTONE.

New YORK, May q.
The Herald's special commission to look
after Dr. Livingstone Is within twenty days;
march of him. He was we'll at last adyices.
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The London Fire Brigade consists OF fifty
fire stations, nlnety-three escape stations, fifty
one telegraph lines, one hundred and four fire
escapes, twenty-five steamers, eighty-lhree
hand.engines and three hundred and eighty
seven firemen There are also three river en-
gines, which lie In the river with the steam
always up. The brigade Is under the COM
mand of Captain Shaw, whose system and
general management are highly praised by
the London press Before Joining the brigade,
each man Ia sent to training slallon 10 test
his fitness for the post. Should the asplrant
pass successfully through this prellT- nary Or
deal, he Is carefully Instructed In everything
connected with his new proie:slon nor Is ne
allowed to act as fireman until he really is
one. Most OF the men belonging to the Dri-
gade. as well as their families, wnen they are
married, are lodged for a nominal rent In the
slaliols. On entering the service, the pay is
a little less than five dollars week. Every
man is personally known to Captain shaw,
and promotion, winch, of course, Involves In
crease OF pay, is by merit alone. Whenever
man Is Ill he receives full pay until he re-
covers, unless he has as the commencement OF
his Illness concealed it. No one is entitled to
a retiring pension, but any one who deserves
it is aware that it will be granted to him.
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A FATAL ACCIDENT.

CHARLOTTE! N. c., May 81.
part of the construction platform of the
Catawba River Bridge, on the Air Line Rail-
road, fell to-day, killing Thomas Ways. Of
ThomasvIle, N. C., and badly crippllng five
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OUR PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
THE CITY HOSPITAL.

Inspection by the Board OF Health
What has been Accomplished Under
the New Regime-More Room Needed
for the Lunattcs.
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Millinsru, 6traw GOODS, &r.

NllllnfrQ, btraw 0Dooo9, Vt. :.
->-.~-->>->-.~~----,>----~-.
PRING OPENIN ii,,f-
MRS. N. j. ZERNOW,
No. so4 KING STREET., tl
VIII open THIS DAY an assortment Of MILL
merry GOODS, Ladies' and Ohildren's Ready
Made Suies. a., gs... :g-E
Sole Agent for Nile. DEMoREsTs PAPER,
PATTERNS. ra
SHOULDER BRACES, ....as
STOCKING sUsPBNDERs, and
LILY BLOOM.
DRESS.MAKING ia all its branches. 80 t,'i'
Country orders will receive prompt attention.
mch2s-tuthssmos .sl.p
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. RECEIPTS OF COTTON IN INTERIOR TOWNS
The following table shows the receipts at the
named interior towns froM September lst to
Friday, May 10Th, respectively, for the seasons
4 1e7O i7I and 1S7lE'72:
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NoTE,-The weather report dated 7.47 O'Clock
this morning, will be posted 10 the rooms Of the
Chamber of Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and,
together with the weather chart may tby the
courtesy OF the Chamber) be examined Ioy snip
masters at any time during the day.
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Jnsnranre.
EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
8. Y. TUPPER, AGENT, -.
IN PLANTERS, AND MEOHANIos' BANK BUILD.
ING, EAST BAY STREET. -
Jnsnranre.
CASH AsskTs........Y.............,s,0Oe,0eoo %
ANDES INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CINoINNATI,
JANUARY /, 1879.

JArUAht ~ tosAs 80
CAPITAL-paid ups, 100000 90
Cash on hand, In Bank and In
traneit........,. ..................$ Loo']o4 es
First Mortgages, es,................... 451, ,2ss 80
United States Bonds, market value... 2ss, ,6A "
State and City Bonds, market value. 16A4 66
Bills Receivable and Notes, market
value. 80. ..........:................ s7ssliss
Railroad Bonds and other Items,
market value. sS,7oo W
Amount due from Agents aud others, 1os, ,76s e6
Collateral Loans. ans....................' 79,o5s 50
Accrued interest. 226t5 s3
Assets. ,7ss esl1 II
Total Liabilities ies................. lSS.4eo 08
Net Assets. ,62s,2l6 II
AMAZON INSURANCE Co., net Assets 7l4,sto37
TRIUMPH INSURANCEo CO., net Assets 727,6ss IL
Total. . o7o.eos 80
Surplus Lines Reinsured with Amaxon and
Triumph Insurance Companies. as's.tS
Funds Of each Of the aoove Companies are sepa-
rate and distinct. - ssss5ta'9 td
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, %
OF BROOKLYN, NEW YoRK-JANUARY, !, 1871.
oaptal-paid 100000 %
Surplus, over capital. 500 81
Total assets, market valHatIon.. 81, ,ses,sss 81
Liabilities. $167, $50 . fi''
All Chicago losses and other liabilities have
been met without making an assessment, borrow,
ing dollar, or selling security Of any kind.
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE co., .
OF NEW YoRK-JANUARY l. 1872
Capital-paid up 600 %
Surplus over capital. u
Total assets, market values. .... .$1.oes.iIi 72
All chicago and other adjusted losses have been
paid. rt
Aggregate assets. ,oco, ,ooo.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS taken Ia the above
Companies, by S.Y. TUPPER, AoBNr. 4!
may16thstue ..f.s..:
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4lisrellanecns. ~ :
NTATER COOLERS, TWO TO EIGHT
GALLONS, a.s. ~
CREAM FREEzERS ''1 - '.'.:.f
Wire Dish and Plate Covers
Ivory Handle Dessert and Table Knives =,
Plated Tea and Table Spoons
Fishing Tackle
Turpentlne Tools a..
Builders Hardware .'''.si
Henry's Vertical ".l>s'
and Horizontal Corn Nils.
In great variety at 80"
9. B. MARS HALL,
No. 81 KING STREET, CORNER OF SOCIETY,
SIGN OF THE BIG GUN.
may2l.tuthsm4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
Oblige the Reporters.

When the editor is not fore warned of the de-
mands likely to be made upon his staff and
space it often happens at the very witching
hour before the form closes he finds himself
with three items after which one reporter must
look, and five columns of copy for whose re-
ception but two columns of space are availsbe.
How much better would it be for all parties
concerned were little confidence and fore.
thought displayed! Then the editor could say:
''See here, Bill Sykes, we can't have you inur.
der Nancy Tonight Our sensation man is
away at hanging match, aud wont be home
till to morrow Let the poor girl live TIL tQ-
morrow. and 80 soon as the evening papers
are out we'll have Justice done to you" Or,
"Now, Miss Maclepin, ! must throw myself
on your fOrbearance. We have pressure Ut
advertising on our columns tO-morrow; but
Monday Is rather dull day and we shall have
plenty Of space. Those love letters Ut yours
will take at least three columns, and Will
necessiat the purchase Of new font OF ltalC
type and ten pounds Of exclamation points ut
the lowest estimate. Suppose you squeeze
thirty.six hours more life out Of what you sd
tOuchingly call your broken heart that beats
50 low. Or, II your engagements do not nd
init Of delay can only send up Griggs, OIL
livestock reporter. and his reporter. viii pro
badly be of so prosaic character a. to disgust
yOu-l mean your surviving friends, when il
Is read. Then burglar could he induced Y
postpone the cracking Of crib fixed for Ga!
ullsP N. 80 that the police reporter, engages
| In witnessing murderOus assault at the m
end u the city st 7:l0, could take the stree
cars and do the matter ample justice
90 Poss. "a IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
rELeoRApnlc SUMMARY.

Queen Victoria has postponed her visit to Napo-
leon at Chiselhurst until to-day.
The Emperor William has sprained his knee,
and is suffering considerable pain from the acc-
dent.
A riot among the laborers in the tin mines at
Tahoot, Northern China, resulted in the loss Of
many lives.
In the Sherman poisoning case 1t New Haven,
Professor Barker testified yesterday that, in his
opinion. Sherman died from poisonous dose Of
arsenic.
A great temperance meeting haA bseu held in
Exeter Hall, at which the beneficial effects OF H.
quor laws in tho United States were portrayed by
the American Consul at Birmingham.
In the U. S. Senate yesterday, Mr.. Chandler in
troduced bill to authorize inquiries into the
causes OF steamboat explosions, appropriating
100000 toy experiments, to be used under direc-
ton of the President
At Wheeling, w. Va, yesterday, John Scarbor-
ouah, formerly Chief Of Police, was shot dead by
G. w. Robinson. They were playing cards in u
saloon. and no third person was present. Robinson
says he acted i'll self defense.
In the Louisiana Democratic Convention, yes.
terday despatch was received from Frank p
| Blair saying, "Our friends think it would he good
policy to deIer the Democratic nominations unit
after the Conventksn IN Cincinnati"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-20
Business Notices.

THERE IS YET TINE to take full course of les
sons in Drawing, in Painting or Ill Perspective,
before the summer vacation, if begun by Monday
or Tuesday April 29th or 3Oth. Apply to A. I.
ScorT. Room No 6, Almond Building. Eighth
ST.. between Market and Shipley on Monday and
Tuesday nights, and from A. NJ. to p. NJ. ON
Wednesday and Friday, or at his res,dsnce 4O5
E Tsurth ST. 3t-t-th
Dolly Warden suits at Dswolf's. 30S Market
street. apr9-lm
LuxBER--The other day, upon close inspection
We we're surprised at the very large and well
selected stock of Hemlock, Spruce, Yellow Pine.
White Pine, &c, vt Wise & Lanes. south side of
Market street bridge. Builders take notice, as
they have considerable dry under cover. ap9-u
If you want your boys fitted neat and cheap 90
to Dew offs. apr9-lm
Be sure and buy enc Of those $40 all wool suits
At DeWolfs. apr9-lm
Go to the Dolly Warden and have explained their
novel way of selling Cigars 10 cigars for fifty cents
and there are five hundred dollars given away with
every thousand punches sold and they do it and sci
best fce cent ciodra the city. 66 Market street
One man got eighty cigars for fifty cents.
PAINTING in various styles. DRAWING from OBJ
jects and Nature. and ELEMENTS OF PERSPECTIVE
taught by A. T. SCOTT. Room No. Almond
Building. Eighth street between Market and Ship
ley apl2 -fst&fpd