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Brother Jonathan has again lowered
himself in the estimation of his English
relatives by adulterating the corn meal
exported over the water. It seems that
many thousand barrels Of yellow corn
meal are sent across the water every year
to supply the demand of the English
palate, and rs they like the rich yellow
color the best, Jonathan undertook to
improve upon nature. The doctors
puzzled their heads for many weeks TO
End out what the adulteration was, and
were rewarded by securing from the bar
rels Quantities OF saw-dust. They now
cry, down wirh the dust.
''Mn1ER House," AT 81, 80 AND Al
WEST 26TH ST., NEW YoRK CrrY.-Ele-
CANT family and single rooms, by the day
or week, with or without board, in first
class location, near Madison Square,
twenty minutes ride from Central Park,
Prices low during the summer. Ad.
dress E. P! Miller, Al West 26th atreet,
M June 24 10
You who lead sedentary lives-Print-
ers. tailors, shoemakers, eto, will find q
great relief for the constipation from
which you 80 often suffer, by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator. It is simple,
harmless vegetable. compound, sure to
J2SitsG1
The farmers Of Illihois are going to
have Fourth of July Of their own this
year. They have decided TO set apart
the day for free discussion of the evils
which oppress the. reading, in the
place Of Mr.. Jeferson's document, O new
Declaration OF Independence which their
executive committee has just issued.
The municipal officers Of Florence, in.
tendant. wardens- and marshal, have
been arrested by two young nen who
were tned for shooting within the cor
porate limits OF the town. The intend.
ant was discharged at the preliminary
hearing. bnt the others were committed
to answer at the next court.
According to the Chicago Tribune, all
the administration newspapers in Iowa
have been instructed to pronounce the
farmers movement failure, and to la
ment it with tears. The failure is in not
making use OF the machinery of the Re-
publican party and purifying it.
SELF. SACRIFICE Boy Ito lady visitor)
-''Teacher, there's a gal over there q
winkin' at mel" Teaoher-"Well. then.
don't look at her!" Boy-..But if 1
don't look at her, she'll wink at some
body elsel"-PuncA.
The Buffalo Courier thinks that "there
is more real life and spirit in the move
ment Of the Western oranges than in all
the other politics Of the Union added
together" s.5 -
Baltimore recently witnessed the un-
yelling OF o magnificent statue represent
ing Confederate soldier in full uniform
tho ,on1Nr porb
Leading Western journals declare thl +
the ffee traders viii presently move upon
the works of the spectators, "terrible as
an army with banners
A widow in Maine has lately worked
out her tax on the highway. anil the sur
veyor said she did her work better than
any man in the town.
To revive fainting woman, hold a
new bonnet to her nose.
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BY COLUMBIA S. C, THURSDAY MORNING JTNE %
CAPTAIN JACK

HAS GAINED reputation by bloody deeds:
Ill Tho INDIAN GIRL" has established
one by giving smokers an opportunity of
saving their money by dealing with a store
that makes specially OF GIG AIRS. And
wli!st the one will be
CONVICTED OF
Treachery and meet q felon's doom, the other
Will receive the plauui,s of her CUSTOMERS
aud be hailed as the Gu IN Of Luxury. Never
since
THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA
Have devotees of the weed had such an op-
portuuity as this Little Favorite" now offers
"a small FIGARO" at So 50 per hundred !;
a brand four for twenty-five cents, equal to
any retailcd in the city At ten cents. June 2l
Home Stomach Bitters.
HNHE CELEBRATED HOME STCMACH
4 BITTERS are compounded from tho best
1ontcS and -4ronaticS Gf tie Mdteria Mcdicd
and are invaluable in casce OF Dyspepsia and
Indigestion. Tho ingredients used in their
composition are tho best of tho class to
which they belong, being highly tonic. Stimu-
tdht, SE0ndcltlc, cdIntindtirC and Slightly ldrd-
Hre. They are used by the most celebrated
physicians in the South and West in their
prtodte practice, and endorsed by celebrated
chemist s'and professors in st. Louis Chicago,
Pittsbnrg and Cincinnati. For sale at the
Drug Stores of DR.. E. Z. Jackson and ". G.
FISHER, and By JOHN AGNEW & son,
June 10 Wholesale Agents.
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IN cunr,InIA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
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The PHGSIx is the Oldest Daily Paper
in tue State, md has been regularly
issued since March, 1865.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
By Telegraph and Mails. from all parts
Of the World; together with
COMMERCIAL AND MARKET REroR1s;
Besides well selected MISCELLANEOUS and
READING MATTEE. Of interest to every
body, will be found in these publications.
THE EDITORIALS
Arc carefully prepared, by competent
writers; while special attention is given
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Taken as whole. NO DETER INVEST
MEST can be made, than subscription
TO one or the other Of these publications.
The following are the
TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS.
Daily PEGN1X. $500
Tri-Weekly 2 so
Weekly CLEANER (4S columns) -. 80
These papers were the first issued in
Columbia, in 1865, after its partial de-
struction, and have been regularly pub.
lished ever since. They
CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY
Throughout the middle and upper Coun-
ties OF the State, aud are excellent
MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING.
The PHGSIx has greater circulation
through the upper part OF South Caro-
lima than any oAter daily paper published
i" me STATE. Merchants and others will
find it's columns an admirable means of
communication with the people Of the
entire up-country. Advertising rate. are,
reasonable and equable. Send adver-
tisements marked with the number OF
times they are to be inserted. and they
will be stopped upon the expiration OF
the time; and not continued "to fill up."
Office on Richardson Tor Main) street,
between Taylor and Blanding.
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor.
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New Books at r. L. Bryan's Bookstore.
II EADERs OF FRANCE. or Men of tho
IL Third Republic. sl75.
=, Questions OF the Day. By Rev. DR.. Hall.
Work "A Story of Experience. By Miss AL
colt. 81 rs.
Breseant-A Novel. By Julian Hawthorne.
Her Majesty the Queen--A Novcl. By John
Est en- Cooke. 81 81.
A Vagabond Heroine. By Annie Edwards.
IS cents.
London Heart-A Novel. BY Fargeon. 81.
May-A Novel. By Mrs. Oliphant 81. &c.
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Special Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF HF3J.Tt;

III L 4SG ood1tO vi 1EAlLl II,
COLUMBIA, S. c., June %, 1873.
N|HEREAS, this Board has reliable in
w formation that certain malignant and
contagious diseases are existing in aonle of
our sister cities; and whereas, it is the duty
OF the Board to use every means in their
power to prevent the occurrence of any such
diseases in our city; ne, therefore, Order:
That all hucksters and dealers in fruits, fish
and vegetables, shall, on and efter this date,
be prohibited from selling or exposing for
sale, all stale fish, native or foreign, wiited or
stale vegetables anil spoiled fruits. All VIC.
lators Ut this order will DO strctly dealt
with.
The Chief of Police anl lis assistants are
hereby instructed to carry out this order, and
report all violators to the Clerk of the Board.
1t ia especially enjoincd upon our citizeue
to keep their sinks and premises properly
eieanssd and purified, and to have ali the
Nth and trash daily removed and placed IN
boxes and barrels. and removed to the street,
IN order to facilitate the city carts in remnv-
ing the same.
Any person, white or colored, in INDECENT
circumetances. will be supplied with disin.
frctants free of charge, by calling upon tho
CLERK OF tho Board, at tho store Of Measrs
o'clock. BY order OF the Chairman.
THOMAS p. WALKER
June "a u Clerk uf Hoard
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%il:a a !cw daye raet, az 4 is now moro com.
p,!e ihaM ever tc!oic, embracing, in every
vari"t?' NJ! :he leading styles and quality OF
Nt ~ u demand in this marxet.
ne stock OF HARNESS ie nlso complete.
IN cf
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OBSTACLES TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

relief for young men from the effects of errors
and abuses in early lifo. Manhood restored
!mpediments to Marriage removed. New me
thod OF treatment. New and remarkable re-
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSo-
(IAT!ON, No. South Ninth street, Philadcl-
phia. Pa.-an institution having high repu-
tatlon tl9 Tor honorable conduct and professional
sklll. Mar 26 3m
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The Countess Antonia Oetel, lately
ceme to Brooklyn. n. z. and engaged
board. She now resides for the season
in the Brooklyn jail, aud this is how it
came about; The Countess Oetel was EN-.
inently aristocratio-long pedigree, dis
tinguished ancestors, even to distant
relationship to that eminent Tartar,
Genghis Khan. She was in temporary
difficulties. however-failure of remit
tance-awkward; but could her friend,
MIR. VIM. Schneider. accommodate he:
with $40. Mr.. VIM. Schneider did;
but Mr. VIM. Schneider repented, and
lodged the spurious and too persuasive
Countess Oetel in ;sil to- swindling.
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PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
W1Loii:GToN, COLUMBIA i AUGUSTA r. r.,
WIL,fNGTON, June 81, 1873.
NNHE attention of the public is invited 10
l. the superior Inducements and facilities
Tor CHEAP TRAVEL to all VIRGINIA and
NORTHERN EXCURSION POINTS, ria this
line.
The following desirable Tickets may be OBJ
tained at all times Of Il. G. FLEMING, Agent
Wilmington. Columbia and Augusta Railroad:
ROUND TRIP, GOOD To RErUhN by No.
ycm6cr I 1873
To all the Nirgi:,:a Springs.
To Niagara Fails.
TO Saratoga Spriug4
II Bedford SPRING,
To Newport,
To White Mrun.aics
And bE twent" ditfcrcht routes. to Boston
and New York, ria Niagara Fails, 81. La,o-
renee Iicer dfd lihit- Mountains. Also,
Straight Tickets to New York, cid Norfolk and
va Dominion Steamships, at same rate cs ria
Charleston.
hotels.
Leave Columbia i? 10 20 7. II. train. Pull
man raiscc Sleeping ard rarlor Coaches
thrsugh to destination.
a: POPE. General Passenger Agent.
F. ". CLARK. Aesi.t't Gen Passgr Agent
JuHe ~ 1mO
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Home Stomach Bitters.

HI The Georgia Gin.
ON entering our fifth season with these
~ GINS, we have only to say, that in
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them the BEST
they have any knowledge of.
We GUARANTEE them to gin a. clean, run
as LIGHT. GIN as FAST and turn out az
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT is
MADE. Please order carly, 30 as to avoid
disappointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded Ga application.
LORICK & LOWRANCE.
June 81 Sole Agents for South Carolina.
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
Rf resolution of the Board OF Health,
ID passed at their last meeting, all owners
or agents in charge OF vacant lots within tho
city limits are hereby notified to have ali
weeds upon said lots cut down within the neyt
premises. By order.
B. W. GIBBES, II. D., Chairman,
IHoMAsP. WALKER, Clerk Of Board
June 20
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CONVICTED OF

Ireachery and meet felon's doom, tho 9th er
Will receive the plauui,s of her customers,
and be hailed as the Ga IN Of Luxury. Never
ainca
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Canned Goods.

A FULL LINE Of dolicacios, consisting of
"A every description OF CANNED FRUITS.
Vegetables, Meats, Fieh, Yermiceili Sour
Mulligatawney Soup, Green Turtle Soup'
Fresh Crackers, Cheese, Golden Butter.
For sale cheap, at HARDY SOLOMON'S.
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.nN the Hrenkfast, Luncheon, Dinner
~ and Supper Table, LEA Il PERKINS,
BILE. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
Oct 20 lily Agents for the United States.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1873-09-11

THE RADICAL PLATFoRM-JAcKsoN
Miss, August 3O.-The Republican Con.
vention adopted platform declaring it un-
nee essaryto adopt any new dogmas but simply
to renew hs OK preston ofsteadtast taith in
the Republican party and is opposed to bur
dening tn, reconstruction Of Mississippi with
the repudited Plnnters and Union Bank i,
bonds, and pledges the party to resist by all
lawful meas the assumption by the State OF
any such dLts 1t opposes granting to rail
roads or oacr corporations tho fund donated
to the Stattby Congress for educational pur-
poses, and demands the repeal by the next
Legslaturcof such grants already made. 1t
favors bicsnal meeting of the Legislature,
and asserts ihe equal rights Of all children
in the public schools, and pledges the party
to enforce sch right by appropriate leglsla-
ton, and to Apport the present school sys-
tenn thus explained 1t endorses Il. G. Pow
ers, the preset Governor. A resolution tc
endorse the Kellog Government Of Louisiana
was received with such deniopstrations o
hostility thatthe mover Withdrew IL. Gen
Ames was intnduced and mad ca ashortspecch
saying, nmongothef things. that IT elected
Governor, andduring his term, any bill look
ing to the payment Of the rePuiiated debt,
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solace and relief to him ,twhsn the op-
portunity was afforded him thus promptly
to acknowledge his error and weakness, and
to express to the honorable Senator his
sincere sorrowi Yand full withdrawal of the
offensive remarks, in which he had indulged.
These words, delivered in the peculiar
earnest and melancholy itbnfs | Of Mr.. Davis,
produced a thrill through the whole Senate,
and when the two Senators advanced and
cordially shook hands, the faces of all the
Senators were lighted up with an expression
of cordial sympathy and admiration of the
high bearing and magnanimity ofthe hereof
Nississippian.AMep Orleans Herald u =
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There is q man Danbury, Conn.,, who has
been engaged in the past two months in
mighty effort to kill cat In that time
that unfortunate animal has explored the
bottom of every sheet and stream Of water
within six miles of Daubury, has had an
unintentional taste Of the several new yarie-
ties of powder, and has got so it can tell in
the dark without looking around, the differ
.ence between half brick and whole one
The man himself hasn't got whole piece Of
clothing in his wardrobe, and has almost
entirely lost the use Of one leg from rheu
matism contracted while drowning that cat
and has more scratches on him than the
survivor of fodr wives. His aged father
saws he will take chair out in the yard OF
pleasant afternoon, ard will sit there fol
two hours at time, and will look at thai
cat and swear.
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WHAT SIZE saba colored man living
on Macomb street, having long admired q
colored widow living in the block next above,
but being afraid to come out boldly and re-
veal kis passion, went to white man of his
acquaintance, the other day, asked him to
write the lady letter asking her hand in
marriage. The friend wrote, telling the wo-
man in few brief lines, that the size Of her
feet was the talk of the neighborhood, and
asking her ifshe couldn't pare them down a
little. The name Of the colored man was
signed, and lie was to call on her Sunday
night for IN answer. Yesterday, the writer
Of the letter met the negro limping along the
street, and asked him what the widow said
The man showed him blood-shot eye,
scratched nose, lame leg, and spot on the
scalp where a handful Of wool had been
violently jcrked out, and ho answered. IN
solemn tones "She didn't say muffin, an
didut stay dar morn minute y
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or opening the question in any way, shall
come up, he most certainly will veto it. The
Convention adjourned sine die at eight,o clock
last evening.
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Jefferson Davis Apologies Under
lse.s.'s ySsts,ss.1 Challenge. ~ 70 o., -

a .f.s,sr = --As ...s bs. eal..
) This gentleman, when a member Of the
United States Senate, was great sufferer
FROM painful. disease which deprived him
for some time of the use of his eyes and
reduced him TO condition of great debility
and nervous irritability.- The mental vigor
and spirit of the man would not, however,
permit him to absent himself from his place
In the Senate He was, therefore, always in
his seat during the sittingof the Senate, to
which he would be led by his wife, but in a
condition tha. excited the profound
sympathy 81 slF VINO observed Nm! In the
debates which arose in the Senate, he was
always listener, and never failed to take a
part when the subject invited the ex-
preston Of his views and was one in which
he took Iau lint@st bNstptAly Of quick
temper, always earnest and jealous, and not
disciplined by .theg long practicc and ex-
pefience' at the bar, in which most Of the
Senators had graduated, Mr.. Davis was
frequently provoked in the warmth OF dis,
cussion to language of passionate and
yirulent character, which his cooler ad-
yersaries would turn to advantage, or make
the occasion for placing him in the apparent
position of an unprovoked aggressor But
when restored to calmness and reflection
Mr.. Davis quickly discovered and always
promptly Recognized hb error, and invaria-
bly volunteered atonement therefor, or
Welded il when demanded Of him.
Now, it happened on one occasion OF DE.
bate in the Senate, that Mr.. Davis selected
our own distinguished Senator, j. I.
Benjamin as the object Of one Of his wrath
ful and menacins explosions, and hurled at
him an offensive and personal insult. Mr.
Benjamin made no reply in the Senate, but
sent prompt demand for an apology or the
satisfaction of gentleman. Mr. Davis re-
piled that he would deliver the answer to
this demand in the Senate, Accordingly
the next day he appeared in that august
body, aud as soon as he could obtain the
floor, arose and addressed the President IN
one of the noblest and most touching amends
ever made by proud and brave man. The
purport of it was that natural irritable
temper had not been improved by a
military liie and incxperience in civil de-
bate. and that when to these deficiencies,
was added feeble and depressed physical
condition, he felt that he had claims upon
his brother Senators for some indulgence
and forbearance for exhibitions OF irritabil-
ty and acerbity, such as he had displayed to
the honorable Senator from Louisiana, on
the day before. But it was indeed great
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OoURT-A few
nights back, party of ladies and gentlemen
were laughing over the supposed awkward
ness attending declaration of love when a
gentleman remarked that ifhe ever had an
oopportunity g to offer himself, he would do it
in a collected and business-like manner.
"For instance" said he, addressing him.
self to beautiful lady present, 81 would say
G.Miss s., / have been engaged tor
two wears looking for wife. l am in the
receipt of clear income Of two thousand dol
lars year from my present business, which
is daily on the increase. Of all the ladies OF
nv acquaintance I admire you the most.
Indeed, to speak plainly, I love you, and
would most gladly make you my partner for
life tDEA G&fsA ssO A.V4@ =
'.You flatter me by your preference" good
humoredly replied Miss -, to the surprise
of all present.
"Not at all y said he ~ am entirely sim
cere."
"Then I refer you to my father" said the
father .... ta.
Bravo p' exclaimed the gentlemen;
"Well, I de.c-la-r-e". exclaimed the
ladies', in one united chorus.
The lady and gentleman were married soon
after.
THAT, 2 asks the narrator SO modern
way of coming to the point, and lady-llke
method of taking man at his wordT
Well, as Charles Lamb would say, "lt
wasn't anything else. +"
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The cotton planters rejoice There has
at last been discovered u caterpillar ex-
terminator that beats Paris green all hollow.
Lrl them sprinkle the plant with Cincinnati
whi,kcv The worms curl up and hand IN
their checks ut once.
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The AMERicAN kiSa:--Ihe ~ wcahn and
power Of Mr.; Cornelius Vanderbilt IS as
sumlng. appalling proportions. Iht great
consolidated railway line from the West to
the Northern seaboard'. which eont'Ols, Is
represented on the New YORK stock Elk Elk
change by snreties, equal to o,OY, ,Voo,
and its gross income last year Was ntt less
than $45, 900 ,o00-more. than the Wpie IN
ss%s e ~ Ses;s sssii; e
Hdrpers Weekly remarks 2 = = ,''.e
IL is impossible % contemplate tlli vas,
aggregation OF money power ano co%srcia' y !,
control mthe hands of one man gisnou ieel'
ing concern Tor the result, Neither mipeary
nor political, nor commercial supremacy can
be pushed beyond certain limits .ithoutdan'
ger. .h,would seemsss though the iime. an
this case had been reached. Yet not CON
tent with the majesty Of 2l60 miles OF ram
way, involving, in large degree, the con,
troll OF the internal trade Of the osa1es c"l "
llllnoi lpd.anA y0hio ana AeV tQfk, "
we'll understood that IN Uctooer next az t,e
annual elsctioa pi me western ohlIn ,m ~ e
grsgh Gonpaays thai consnodore4 wili eRser
into possession o. thse essat properly Ne,
wise, with its SIXTY q seyegsy tnoasanas ss T'
miles Oh sires' its lefty m.i'ons % VAPan'
and It's slghei Of 5hlne sml,ilons "i iessnte'
when TINS occurs nes soniy VIII INC oT,,
meFce of sne ioar cnsei ,esscs s Oh .ns .no1' T.
ce ssolscs e VI aaasrgn a5 at',rss ,sS, mE
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Five German famkes all related TO each
other and living in one school district IN
Wisconsin, have seventy-fve chiidren
among them, all sound and healthy.
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We owe many of our happiest moments to
the moon. We have hunted coons by her
soft light; we have Watched the dance and
heard the banjo "on the bench by the old
cabin door" while she held her gollen lantern,
years ago, and We respect her for the sake OF
old times. But if she really controls the sea-
sons, and is the same planet in the north
that she is in the south, why does she burn
mp Michigan with drought while she browns
Mississippi Alabama with ineessant rains !
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nant resOIutlOp9 OffState cOnventlonsh aAd
mth hkleAhh6Itaissby pasty ofsans Oh Sall
sides, thereis a marked tenderness toward
the President, who is the chief sinner in the
master. iNooss, ,desOuaces him BY resolu-
''ss sEsssybsaSsss Y }lslkS aits& .sssAsm.
Oar peril is not, we repeat, from any one
I man s ambition. It comes rather from the
disposition TO enthrone the caucus and make
the party supreme. That done and the par
tymled asis eo&ibieaby abgaps Of un.
pfincipied 1demagogues, and we shall have
not, peshapS eassfism, but something inf
nitely worse.
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Columbia Music Store
LyBrand & Son

TAKE pleasure in calling tho attention OF
tho public to an examination Of thoir
STOCK Of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con-
sisting of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Aelodeons, Yiolins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes,
ments Of s Ends Also Music and
instruction Books for every class Of Musical
Instruments on hand at all times. We arc
Solo Agents for the State OF South Carolina
Of Estcy j. Co.'s COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet
Music sent by mail, post paid, on receipt OF
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods scnt by
Express, whom ordered. to any part of tho
State, marked G. o. D. Good Second hand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons Tuned and
Repaired In a satisfactory manner; and will
give especial attention to Packing, Removing
and shipping Pianos for other parties toany
point desired, at moderat 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. Ri.
chardson street, few doors aboye PuRSIx
office, Oolumbia, 8. G. Now