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ShlSs DISEASES AND THEIR syMProMs.-ACNE
~ ATinpies Black s).-Symptoms a ard. small
pm win black points Affect the forehead cheeks
Eczema tcr).-symptoms-Blister form, which
vurst and drv into yeilowish dark may be Ia
'i9 ,oIti OF scales; affects all parts OF the body
,,o women Red Rash of the observation-disclosures
uOn OF he skin OF the face, with red patches red
spots piinples and roughness OF the skin.
bsrDer's Itch -SymptomsFirst, red itchy patch IL
shsvng becomes painful burning sensation present
frurigO INTENSE itchng) which begins when the coth.
ing Is removed increased by warmth of The bed n
eruption except that produced by scratching
The above and oil skin diseases CURED by Or 4 vAg
DYKE Office No: West sixteenth street Thursdav
hoursy a uszsso on Ska 1o..s opPuy dpTpg os
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ANOTHER CENTENNIAL MEETING.
wILLIAMspoRT, Pa, August

WILLIAMSPUKT "a, August 81 1873
An enthusiastic meeting was held this evening
at the Court House In this city, organized as the
nrst OF a series of meetings to be held in all Sec
lions OF the United States in aid of the Centennial
Hon. James Gamble was elected President After
the election OF officers Ex-Governor Blger ad-
dressed the audience in remarks which elected
great applause. There is no doubt but that the
entire quota OF the county will be subscribed in
full tonight.
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THE GREAT EASTERN.

News from the Loviathan Cabic-Lnyer.
The cable office in this city has received the fol-
lowing:-
"rhe Great Eastern was on the Goth instant In
latitude 81 deg IS min. North and longitude
% deg. 80 min. West the weather mad
been very loggy and boisterous aud out OF
twenty days they mad only sxty-nine hours
Di working weather. With fine weather captain
Bapne bag great hopes OF being successful In
recovering and repairing the 1865 cable.
'frhe cable already picked up was Ia good condi-
tOn.r
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THE PRAIRIE RAILROAD ROBBERS.
The Iowa Bushwhnckers Brutality
s Planning Themselves i'm Lafayette
Cv1nty, Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August q, 1873
special despatch from Lexington, No., says
1t rs asserted by those who know that there is not
The least doubt that four five OF the Iowa train
robbers have made their rendezvous in Lafayette
rounty. Two OF them were at Dover Just below
Lexington, day before yesterday. mounted on
splendid horses. IL IS believed the others were
near by, as they DO not trust themselves lar away
Nom each other. Three days ago three OF the gang
rode through Lexington publicly made some pur-
chases and went away. The citizens are awed by
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one chance In uess than ten Tor
FORTUNE FOR FlyE DOLLARS.
The distribution viii be in public. ami will he msFs
under the form aud regulations those OF the
Francisco aud Louisville Library Giu Concerts under
sup rvision OF the trustees directed BY the %
the aure, and with the assistance OF nit
tee OF prominent citizens TO be selected BY The ticket
holders.
The holders OF tickets 10 which rits are awarded viii
receive payment for the same immedatey presens-
''' " WELLS FARGO A CO, BankerS
Virginia City, Nevada
the MANAGEMENT u made 20 the Governor and other
officials OF the state, the Hon j. a. Jones' untff stars
Senator, the bankers and merchants OF irginla Civ
NJ :. THOMPSON
w. HAMILTON lfruy,cex
n. /. BLANCHARD
ID. l.. BLANCHARD. Manager
virginia City Nevada
Proceeds q sale Of tickets at the Eastern agencies wiz
WELLS FARGO a co. Bankers
until after the distribution payment al Elm. U.S.
Tickets IS. Half tickets. 81 81
For sale az George y Browne's, No. ga Broadway:
Browns No 19 broadway. vandeveer,s- Garner tcurt
street. A BROWN ar.rs ~"
No 50 Broadway and Exchanss Court saomr
Mail orders and applications agencies In other clues
O. ALEXANDER A co, Eastern Agents
pox i,sso Post once. New YORK.
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RACING IN OHIO. !
Two Splendid Days on the TurS at Ports
mOuth-Lnrge Attendance and Fine
Racing,

mOuth-Largc Attendance and Fine
Racing.
PORTSMOUTH, August %, 1873.
The races Of the eth instant were very largely
attended, notwithstanding the threatening aspect
OF the weather The race for horses never having
beaten 2:47 was won by Gray Alexander, Gray Sam
second, Black Maria third. Time, 2:4OX-2:42Is-
s-2:39l4-2451a-2:4SH. Gray Sam won two
heats the second and fourth, and Black Maria the
FIRST The race for three minute horses was
won by Lady Alice, Kentucky mare that shows
climbing rate OF speed, in 2:4oA-2:4sH-2 800
2:46k.
splendid attendance was visible at the races
to-day. In the race for horses that had never
beaten 240, Lady Alice, the iayorite, won In 2:40A
2aSh-2:39H.
The running race, halfmile heats, was one of the
most. desperately contested affairs that was ever
seen here. Mollie Foster, a splendid looking mare
by Asteroid, won the first heat 5sk seconds, Ida
0sa won the second at the killing pace OF 81 seconds
the tRird heat was won by Mollie Foster by six
heats, by hands breadth, in 531S and Is seconds.
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Vessels from New Orleans Ordered %
Quarantine.

GALVESTON. Texas August IS ls7a.
The Health Oficer has issued an order that from
and after sunday August 81, all vessels from the
ports of New orleans and Brashear will be subject
to detention at quarantine.
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LEWISTON RACES. {

LEWISTON, Me-, August %, 1878.
The stallion race to-day lost ofits interest by
the injury to Bismarck and the withdrawal Of King
william. yet an immense crowd was In attendance.
Three horses were entered-Sheridan, Lightfoot
ana Slasher. Sheridan won the first and second
heats In 2:36h and 2:36h. Nghtfoot won the
third, fourth and fifth heats in 1884 1887 and 2:40
Slasher was d1stanced In the third heat.
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UTAH INDIANS ON A RAID.

SALT LAKE. CITY, August 49, 1873
The Indians made raid on Fairview, san Pete
county, aud ran on with a number OF cattle They
were pursued. but found too strongly armed and
located TO attack them. Ala uas been asked from
General Morrow. The Indians probably from
int
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IIlHp,n TO TING WV vum s,RsLa

BKKIIS. August 2s, is71
despatch from Leipsic says riots have occurred
there 10 which a number OF persons were lalured.
me authorities were compelled 20 call cut the
aroops. who dispersed the rioters and restored
order.
The city Is nov tranquil but the troops are
posted yaTio1s points a. 20 he In readiness 10
prevent any repetition of the disturbances
IL IL not stated exactly what occasionea the
Hiots.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Orleans L. Infected with the "xeiiow
Jack"

False and extravagant reports regarding the
health OF New Orleans having been circulated Dr.
q. s. White President of the Board of Health. pub
fishes a card. In which he says:--'At this date
August 2s only one case OF yellow fever is under
treatment in private practice, and another case ln
the wards of the Charity Hospital These are the
only cases known to the Ioard OF Healih.h
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST. lsa-TRPLE SHEET

luSssr = F:1s Coz ss: s.s. . %.:,sr a
stores 20 bentley. iiderseess Co - "''
.tofss DoiSsr Potter Con- vessel narlHa
sehr Sea Bird, Hawkins Richmond. Va
se esr Ssisy o %srr r%%oaa k nS
schr ella Bcdne. anter, virginia
s s%r E:l ss a ss!.s S''s Hasa,.
schr z Bennett. Cavalier, vnsinrs
s sehr Y Yansss p ns osamosrs,n ysn.
schr 4 A. Lyon: Lyon Bsitirnore
schr onrnst Romer sai,imnpe ,r providence.
,sehr Bergen. Thompson, Balumore Tor New
schr Madison Holmes, Bayies, Baltimore New Bed.
ford.
schr Il Potter, Anderson Baltimore TOR New London
schr smi R. naksr pniadsp ier Newpcr
port. ' '' ''''"'' "''"~'''"A w ''"''''
9TH The bark Rssuqs NSrl from Cardiff which arrived
poried, '0H's"Su 70 TOBIAS 20 ''0' " before 'e'
nInss eth s Ia Ksnnsa Hughes hence ga for
vessel to be Leaking in upper works. will discharge part
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
s sshr petsr GrSws Barker sydney CD, for New
scSr Viola Ingalls, sand river Ms, for New York, 10
u.s. for New Yo. with
sshr Ssis CLARK, JOB s. John NIB. for New York,
days WIN latn &C, TO Jed FRYE Go.
Schr Ella Jane Aue5 bridgeport for New York.
schr MAIL Sneehy, kockland FOR New York. with stone
10 h,ch pros, va.
Schr Elm City, kiod rrovidence TOT New YORK.
Schr James Bayles, Norwich tor New York
Schr Snnnyside Dickson, Pr0vidence Tor New York
Schr " m farren LINDSEY rrovidence Tor New York.
Scnr Mediator, DAVIS Fan RIVER Tor New YORK
schr dosemiis fdhieips Kosyn ior prooklyn DIT,
adelpha. -
schr Heien foor WIZARD, rortiand Tor fnladeipnla
Schr Mantle, Morris Eastgort for Port Johnson
scnr ked Jacket Averll, kockland Tor new YORK .
schr Amelia North Calais for New YORK; with spiles
10 order
Schr Staten Islander, Hammond, Bridgenort for New
YORK
SScch hr Judge Low.
Scnr Ann Amelia
Schr Q Patten
Scnr Angola.
schr New Zealand.
Schr Lizze webster
Schr Ella
80 BOUND EAST
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PRUSSIA.
Hlrrrln 70 IM Mx YusS HsALi


bkkiiN, august ~ lslA
The Roman Catholic Bishop Eoiti has been sen
reuced to pay a fine OF 900 thaiers. and bishop
ledocsowski one OF 200 fnaers ior inirac'on Of the
ecclesiastioal laws IN appointing ciergymen with
0ul obtaining the sanction of the state authorities
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THE YELLED MURDRRBss.

PouGuEEEPsfE, N. Y, August 2s, 1879
Henrietta Robinson the yelled murderess, was
taken from Sing Sing Prison TO the Auburn Lunatic
Asylum this morning. she Is hopeessly insane
Bhe has served eighteen and hall years Of a life
sentence IL the prison. Her insanity is OF a mild
type.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA August 2e 1873
Sucar-No IL Dutch standard nrmer, but not quotaby
higher Exchange firm; ON United states ~ days
currency, % "a premiums short sight 80 q SO DO 20
!. " 10 ~ - .
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sAx0NY.

city Riotins IN LsipsIc-niii'afy Action Against
Tumult
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SWITZERLAND.
The Postal congrss Iasa Assaasuea
rtlrrRiM TO ING NV Yusr wsna

BEEsK August -. fssa.
The project OF an International Postal Congress
% he held in tins csiy has been abandoned.
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THE BEACON PARK ASSOCIATION RAoEs7s
Boston, August %, 1873.

BOSTON, August %, 1878.
The fan meeting OF the Beacon Park Association
was continued to-day In the presence OF an in
creased attendance.
The first race was for purse OF s6oo for horses.
that have never beaten 80; $500 to FIRST $500 TO
second 500 10 third. Six horses started, and the
iayorite, Dustin jim, won In three straight heats.
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SUMMARY.
J. Dustin's b. &. Dustin Jim. ................1
Pike Browns b. z. Colonel Pike. ..........2 2
w. j. Paine's b. 4. John r. Russell. ..........
NJ. CARROTS Dr. s. Tom Patchen, Jr.......... 3.
c. ii. Van Ness br. z. COmpeer. .......... 4
Il. y. Spalding's CHI. m. Blue Bonnet. ....... dis.
Time. 2:3415-2:36-2:35.
The second race was for a purse OF $1,000 for
horses that have never beaten 1882; $500 to first,
$500 to second $500 to third There were eight
entries, six OF whom started, Arthur and Barney
Kelley being drawn. Lothair was the favorite be-
fore the start and up to the second heat, which,
being won by Colonel Mouton, made him the
favorite IL the betting. Lothian won the last two
heats and the race.
SUMMARY.
Wright h Norcross' b. s. Lothair. ........ ! 3
f. c. Bowen's CHI 8. Colonel Moulton..... 2
M. Mead's CHI. ~ Nellie .................4 5
M. Carros br. s. Jubilee Lambert. ...... 5
W. w. Smiths g. x. Ben Smith. ..:. 3 CDR.
D. W. Beckler's Oh. IN. Flora BELIEF. 9 4ds
Time, 2:33-2:3 1s-2:33-2 :35.
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S PIPING NEW S.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Ssea~o. sa'i'. Destination.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
huNTus OE AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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E'IRsT GRAND GIFT CONCERT

STATE OF NEVADA
authorized BY act OF the Stale legislature to pro-
vide ilnds Tor the establishment OF
STATE INSANE ASYLUM
Concert at the Opera House, virginia CITY Nevada on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER T. is7S
One hundred thousand tickets will be Sold from the
proceeds OF which
$265.0DO GOLD COIN GIFTS
viii be distributed among the holders OF tickets fol-
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
~>O>-J.~
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTI
N Of different States: legal everywhere publicy-
fees in advance; advice Tree commissioner every
State. FREDERICK l. KING,
Counselor-atLaw 363 Broadway.
A BSoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A States legal everywhere desertion &C. sufficient
publicity required fee until divorce granted;
advice Tree. ~ HOUSE, Attorney, 1874 Broadway. Z.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
IA. corner OF Fulton avenue and Bocrum street. -As.
Open from A. NJ. 10 PIP NJ -
- on Sunday IRONS too r. NJ SD, !
BETHESDA SPRING WATER, FROM wAUKEsHA
ID is acknowledged by the most eminent physicians TO
be the ouly Brights Disease, Diabetes Dropsy
Indigestion Constipation Stone, Gravel and Disease II
the Liver. Pamphlets and analysis Free by DIR. HEATH.
Offices 20D Broadway, New York. Price reduced.
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BOUND EAS

Steamship Chesapeake johnson, New York for Port
hand.
lord.
Brig Mary Hughes, New York for Limerick.
Schr plymouth Rock Lorng, New York for Boston.
Schr Falcon. Wheeler, Newburg tor Bristol
schr Granite State, Burgess, HobOken for Portland
schr Marv Pse eh Foote Nsw York fnr q ockSopt
schr Victoria Gale, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr G Nash, Saunders, New York for Boston.
schr l. Wells Wells. Port johnson for East Green.
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Columbia Mr1sic Store
LyDrand & Son

!INAkE l;easi!!. i'll ...i,ini: tEc attention OF
Il the pnb!ic II -: nNl:uiiintiOr ri their
sis:ing Of Planes. CLurr!, ,.na rarlur Organs
Mclodcoms, Hioi:,s, Guitars, Eanj0s, Flutes,
AccordcoEs, Brass nIa Silver Eald 1nstvu-
mcnte OF II! kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
Instruments OH hand III III! times. Sheet
Music Gent by mail pus; paid. .n receipt OF
price; and ali kinds o; Mu-ical Goods sent Icy
Express. when ordered, to any part Of the
state, marked &. q. ID. Good Secondhand
Pianos and Organs :rr sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs uu,: Ntriohco!s tuned and re-
paired i'll II satisfactory manner; nEG will give
especial attention t. Packing. Removing and
Shipping fianos Tor other paltiep to any puin
desired, at moderate riiccs.
AL orders rromrtl: attended 10 and satis-
Tact ion guaranteed tn those favoring liz with
their patronage send for Unr catalogue OF
Sheet Music an! Musical Merci. undisc. Iii.
chardsnn street, t,w doors above rHH:SIN
0ttife. Cnlnn!!ia. s. Q. Eov 7
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UNION SAVINGS BANK,
OF COLUMBIA, s. G.
Authorized Capital, $500,O0O.
Subscribed Capitat, s144 COO.

H'TlIS BANK is now open for tho transao-
L ton OF a GENERAL BANKING, EA-
CHANGE and SAVINGS DEPOSIT BUS1-
NESS.
DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR AND UP.
WARDS will be received, and interest nl-
lowed at tho rate OF Seven Per Cent; per an.
mum on Certificates OF Deposits, and Six Per
Cont. on Accounts; also, General Deposita re-
oeived. subject to Checks ut any time.
COLLECTIONS attended to at all accessible
points, and remittanccB madn promptly.
The Bank is located next door to tho Caro-
lima National Bank, and will for the present
have the use Of tho very superior Vault Of
that Bank. This gives depositors an addi-
tional guaranty for tho safe-keeping Of their
funds.
This Bank is also made capable, Ivy it's
charter, OF acting as Executor, Administra-
tor, Guardian, Trustee, &C., By appointment
Of any person or court of competent authori-
ty, and is now ready to accept and execute
trusts OF this character. All funds OF this
kind will draw Seven Per Cent. Interest from
the timo Of deposit until paid out.
j. p. SOUTH ERN, president.
G.. NJ. WALKER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS = Il. @. Shiver. 8. L. Lea phart, j.
II. kinard, ". i. Quick, Geo. Symmers, A.
Cooper. Dec 80 3mo
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The Great Drug House
E. H. HEINITSH
HAS the II ost complete stock {

HAS The rost complete stock Of DRUGS,
NMEDlGlNES, PATENT NIEDl INES,
IL AND HEALTH RESTORING NEDI.
ER CINES, ever imported into this market.
at HElNIrSii'S You will find tho lai gcs!
variety of Chemicals, new Pharmaoeut Cal
Preparations, now Remedies for Mon, Women
and Children.
., An elegant assortment Of Toilet Soaps nd
ioil"t Requisites, Prrfumery, Novelties, Po.
maaes. Hair Preparations, Hair Drcssera. ard
iiair testGrers and l,eautiiicrr. Over 100 tllf-
terent patterns English Hair Hru-hcs.
Every variety OF English and Froncl Tooth
Brushes.
Now Medicinal Confections for Coughs
Throat aud Lunge.
The most important consi1erat ion in regard
10 thih cXtnna'vo and fine suppl! OF goods is
TINT they are So reasonable in pIicr pur.
chased at low pricue, they will be sold on tho
same terms.
Prescriptions and Family Medicines rup-
piled with best medicines, at reduced prices,
at E. II. HEINiTSH'S
Oct 30t Drug and Chemical store.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received,

iNIEEESI'A LILO REO i Z TIE Ri iEGI
oEI'EN PEH CENT. J'EK -4NNUM,
on CERTIFICATES OFUEI'OSiI,
.ND SIX PER CENT. t'O5f-
i'DENUlU ETE'El- IA
HOhYIiS O-E II Coo CEI%.
OFFICERS.
p!u. Martin, PRESIDENT,
JuEn Z. Palmer. EiceTs sea;,:, AZ.
X. q. E,nriZer, Cashier.
!. Il. ~ %ycr, IL Bentl "a! c:,g,I".
Ioiu Z. l.. smith, Assistant: tasn.r.
Directors. i..-e. j,
nnur Hampton, Mill!a Il, Martin, -. i. La.
brH L. ". Mclsrtcr, y. y. 1oiljrei', ,;ri,i i.
Palmer, Thomas Il. Gregg Iclun.h;
J. Eli Gregg, AlGrion
q. r.. Scott, NewDerrE.
VIC Mayes, No"bCrry.
B.II. Nutlcdge ,Charlcston.
Itsnicl Rayenel, Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Labrrcrs. Clerks, Nidowe, O..
phans and others may hero deposit theirsav.
ings a nd draw liberal rate OF interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Mel and Trustees
Wishing to raw interest OF their lrnts until
they require sher, for businees or other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children and Married Women
and 21inors {whose deposits can only be with.
drawn by themselves, or, in case of death, by
their legal representatives, wishing to lay
nsidcfunds for future use. arc hcre Afforded
MI opportunity Of depositins their means
whore they will rapidly accumulate. and, at
Lhesam time, be subjectto withdrawing hei
,oeded. Ang18
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Il. 4 FOR i SALE
AT THE .,r ,ls u- N
CAROLINA NATIONAL. BANK
~ SEVEN PER GENT.
COUPON BONDS
CITY OF UMBIA

:sSfcured 6y Sinking Fund. Coupons secured
6y an Annum 7a1 and Receivable for City
Td1es. Bonds non-tarable by the CUv.
5ond !son doO Deds 9f ne tTy Lin,ited BY La,o 70
s7.060,00O. ~
THHE BONDS offered arc authorized by an
Il Act Of Assembly approved March IS,
1872, for the construction OF the ncW City
Hall. Their final REDEEM ption is, by the terms
Of aaid Act, sccured by a ''sinking fund.-" to
be accumulated from tho annual rents OF tho
building. These ronts will reach from So. 600
to $10, 900 per annum: and the Carolina Ma
tional Bank holds lien OF the building for q
term OF twenty years. as trustoo, with power
to collect tho rents and hold the same invest
ed fund for the redemption Of the bonds.
By said Act special annual tax is required
TO be levied to pay the simi. annual coupons,
and the Carolina National Bank is made the
truRtee or the city to receive the taxes when
collected and to pay the coupons. Tho cou-
pons are also receivable for city taxes
The taxable property Of tho city is at pro-
cent assessed at s., ,000, ,0s0; and by said Act
the bond debt n9 tho city camuot be increased
beyond &G00. 900 whilst these bonds ayS out
standing. Tho bonds arc extmpt by law from
city taxation.
These bonds are offered to the public at
eighty mott, with interest from date OF pur.
chase to January l. 1879, allowed in settle.
ment. After that date, tho accrued interest
to be addod.
To citizens Of Columbia thosc bonds will
seen from the following statement:
Seven per cent bonds, at Is,
annual interest. ........., 9i per cont
Nineteen years to run, average
increase per annum.. ........ l. per cent.
City tax saved. ................. Q per cont.
Average annual income. ...123
Dec II .'
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Fresh Family Groceries,

11coi dNilly VI CCGl It's
DICKLED New York I!II5F ROUNDS.
4 PICkLED--Sa mon Bellies.
North Carolina Mullet, sc.
SMoxED--Ncw York Pig Hams ana Strips,
Nova Scotia Salmon
Beef Tongues, &c.
CANSED-Succotash, Lima Beans,
Poas, Salmon, Mackcrtl,
Lobstcrs, rcnrs. Peaches,
Green cages, Mushruoms,
Trutlles, Asparagus.
PREsERvED-CantoI Ginger reala,
Citron, Pine c-apples,
Strawberries, Quincrs,
Blackbcrrics,
Raspburries. &c.
JELIIES --Guava and general assortment.
TEAs-Gunpowdtr, Imperial, Japan.
Sonchong, and English Dreakfas
selected by an expert, and :iuCst
any market.
CoFfEEs--siocha, Iagnayra. Rio,
y. G. Java, Raw and Toasted.
AlSO
The Downer MINERAL SrEnM OH, absolute.
ly safa rs candle, brilliant ns gas, and
cheap hs Kerosene: lavo all The NECESSARY
Burners, Wicks, ChimncyH. 10 fix old lamps
Now 20 GEO. SYMMEKS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-17
WI ater Notice.

A LII persons using city water arc hereby
~ notified that from and after this date tho
ordinance in relation TO the using OF water
will be strictly and rigidly enforced. All per-
sons leaving their hydrants or wator spouis
running will be fined asprovided by ordinance
Dec 81 City Clerk.