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pEiNG charged with the enforcement Of
- the following Ordinance, relating to
the dCtiea OF The City surveyor" concern
ing which due notice has been given by the
City Clerk. icadiiG thus: a;
"Be il JuUnt.r ordained, Thst here after any
person about to build any house on any new
site, fronting ur bounding on any of ihc
streets of the city of Columbia, shall be ro-
Iuircd To lave the sano located. and tho
boundaries thereof, adjoining such strect or
streets. fixed by the City surveyor, who eha!l
be entitled to receive tho sum OF IS for each
10. go located And in case any porson shall
erect any House a. aforesaid. without having
the same located by tho City Surveyor AS
aforesaid, rrch person shall be subject to u
penalty of si5 flr Zach and every offence"
hereby notify al! parties concerned to re-
port their names and locations OF lots, either
at my office or to C. Mahon, City Surveyor, at
tie .ilica al S,!tils 1 @tl. I ho conditions
attached 20 the Ordinance will be strictly
required. aua Tic penalty Of Noncompliance
to i:s terms lie iiaidiy enforced and without
the slightest delay. j. q. JACKSON,
AnrilS Chief Of Police.
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I'll point of GOODNESS, few things; and
inthesway2ot telegraphing. nothing ever
aurpassed the despatch which young
Walworth sent to his unole. Going
straight from the room which was the
scene of the murder, OF the Sturtevant
Hotel. to the telegraph Office, he there
despatched the following message to his
unoles ieStnrtevant House, New York
J. Hardin, Chicago, Illinois: I have
shot and killed father. Frank Il. Wal
worth"
IMPORTATION OF R1oE.-Rice imported
from India and China is, according to
the decision of the Treasury Department,
subject to the duty applied to cleaned
zios in s,l cases where the raw material
has been changed or partially cleaned by
processas in vogue in those two coun-
tFies. ,-y. 81 :t5a, u .- .i,..r,
Out of 6s3 children received into O
foundling hospital in Montreal, last year,
642 diad. Montreal needs Charles
Dickens to write up that hospital It
ssvors strongly of Dotheboys Hall.
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'Tis niid-night

s..d 'Tis ntid-night.
IT'S midnight, and the setting auu
Is rising In the far, far West;
The rapid rivers slowly run;
The frog is ON his dpwny nest; >,
The pensiye goat, and sportiye COW,
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Charlotte, Columbia and Aug usta B R

OUFENINI ENUENX'B- OEFICE,.
COLUMBIA, s.. O., June 2, 1872 e
Aesf ss &zs@3 followin g schedule win n'P: E
run over this road: r.Ir-, :
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte. .7.15 A. ri. 8.2OF pm
Leave Colum bia 29 P. n. $50 a. III
arrive Augusta. 7.42 P. NJ. u $40 A. ~ {.
t"i GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta. J. Alba. NJ. 5..5oP. Ri i.
Leave ColumDla..., 945 a. M. 11.C5 P. 1l I.
arrive Chari0tte. -. .4.40 p. n. 600 A. II /.
Standard Time ten miNutes Glow er tLan
Washington; Elk minute ee. ahead CoIr mtia.
No. Train daily. No. q Train daily, Sun
days excepted. Both trains mako close ccn
ne0tion to all points North, South and Heet
through tlckete sold and baggage checbt d
to ell principal points. =. ~.
JAMES ANDERSON, General Sup.
E. +. tDoRsEY, Gen. Freight and Tick ct a &c D
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Piedmont AIRLINE Railway.
sAMa Hsss.sssfs@Esas4fs AEIE, Richmond - sia
panville, Richmond and Danvile r. W., N.
q. Division, and North Western N. q. II. w,
i'll effect on and aito Sunday, Msy II, 1873:
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Wilmington, Columbia and Aug. Z. Z /.
SUPERINTENDENT (Iyryrr

WILMINGTON. N. O., June 2, 1873.
E@ WN IHffSSf5a5f5ksRa AFTER this date Tie
eR.E So x!Ie.--S'zty following schedule viii
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Greenville and Columbia Railreet

kFMM EsNa7 4Be1ss fA s 8 ran e \ ah 'adilJ, +
sundays excepted. connecting with Night
Trains on South Carolina Railrced mn and
down; with Trains going North and Fcifl. on
Charlotte, Colu 'nbia and Augusta al q Will
mington, Columbia and Augusta HailIcaGs
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Summer Stock of Wines and Liqnors,
IN FULL VARIETY.
WYE bog to enumerate como Of cur leading
w brands: '".t
CLARETS.- st. Gervais, quarts, st. Estephe,
St. Julin, Margaux pints and quarts.
Poutet Canet, La Rose, quarts.
HOCKS.-Laubenheim
Hochheimer, Doidesheimer.
These from house of Henckcl 4 Co., Mainz.
WHITE WINES.-Latour Blanche
Chateau Yquem,
Haute Sauternea, Brandonburg Freres.
CHAMPAGNES.-Noet & Chaudon,
Pommery Il Greno, Ohano & Duchatel,
.E.-E ir And Imperial" California.
BRANDIES.-Brandenbur Frcrcs and James
Eennessy, vintagcs 1865, SO, 35.
G1N.-Princo Of Orange.
Our stock of DOMESTIC WHISTLES, GIN8,
RUNS and other LIQUORS AND CORDIALS.
not enumerated above, will be found in full
supply aud at lowest market rates.
Qnr celebrated brand of "MARYLAND
CLUB" WHISKEY-for which wo arc sole
agents-always on hand. It's purity, strength
and exquisite flavor have made it tho favorito
brand wherever introduced.
Orders solicited and Satisfaction guaran-
teed. GEORGE SYMMERS.
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p nicndsa
Hotel "WIiEEE!
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Chanas ofieohe duIe.

CoLusiBIA, q. O., Sept. 26, 1872.
&&4M Ito oeonfks eo fnto O. sSeeaule siieet or
and after Sunday, Goth instant: go ar
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN. l2;Stf
Leave Columbia at. .:......l 8 q III
arrive a. Oharieston At ..... ....... 4.90 p n.
Leave Gharlestonat ..-,......... 80. 80 n
1rrlve at Coiump1a at. at........',...... 6.2Qp n:
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND AcCoMMCDAT1oN
TRAIN, tSundays excepted.} ].
Leave Columbia. n. 80 y nj Arrive $50 a. H.
Arrive Charleston 7.10 pm Lcaye.. Gas 3 n,
Camden Train will run Monday ne tdneeday
and Friday, as follows: - ~
Leave Camden at...... 7.20iA2
Arrive at Columbia at. .1l5b Al. NJ
Leave Columbia at. 20OP. N.
Arrive at Camden at.....,....,. G.65p III.
A. L. TYLER, Vice-Presfdent.
3. B PIcKINs, General Tick Aaent Fl.i
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, May 81, 1873, compiled from sections
returns received ut the Office of the Board
of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city. 81 /;
In addition, 3still-born werereported (white
1. colored p. Sex: Males, 21; females. 49,
Color: White males, j.; white females, s;
colored males, 8; colored females. 8. Age
One day to thirty, 2 one month to six, 3;
six months to twelve, ); one year to three, 2;
three years to five. 8; ten years 10 twenty,
l :; twenty years TO thirty. 8; thirty years to
forty, 2; forty years to nifty, 3; fifty years
to sixty, 3; sixty years to seventy, 8;
seventy years to eighty, 81: unknown, 2.
Condition: Single, 81; married, g.: widow
err, 3; widows, 3; unknown,3 3. Nativity 4:
United States, 81; Prussia, unknown, 2.
Locality: City at large, 8 Marshall Ward, 4;
Jefferson Ward, 5; Madison Ward, 9; Mon
roe Ward, g; Clay Ward. 3; Jackson Ward, s;
Almshouse, 3; City jail, l. BY whom certi.
fed: Regular practitioners, 80; coroner, 3
Board of Health, l. Causes of death: Apo
pleXy. ; cholera lnfantum, 3; consumption,
q (white 2, cOlored 4); 'Convulsions, de-
billty, =; diarrhGa (acute). /; dropSy, 8;
fever (childbed), l. heart disease, 2; hemor.
rtage from lungs, l !; hydrocephalus, 2; inan-
ition, ,; infaDtile loekjaw, ! inflammation
OF brain, L; liver disease, /; murder (by
drownins( 1; old age, !; paralysis, pneu-
monia. /; premature birth, / scrolula, /;
teethins, /; tubercular disease, 1; un.
known, l.
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CHAscEny COURT OF R1cHMosp.-The fol

CHAscEnY COURT OF RIcHMoND.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of yesterday:
In the matter OF the application Of Daniel
0. McWharton, guardian. Order author
izing removal Of the fund to the State of
Mississippi.
Robinson, executor, Us. Robinson, &c.
Decree directing conveyauces to the purcha-
sers upon payment Of the purchase money
in full
Richardson Us. Omohundro. Decree dis
solving injunction and disposing Of the fund.
Hobson's executors Us. Hobson, DC. De-
cree confirming report of commissioner and
directing Il sale Of the property IN the said
report mentioned.
Smith, trustee, Is. Smith, &c. Decree
making distribution Of the fund on hand.
Craddock, &c, cs. Craddock, &c. Decree
directing deed to lie made TO the purchaser
| Of property in the bill aud proceedings men.
toned, tue purchase money having been
pail i'll full. ..... ...
Lewis and wife, &c, Us. Freeland's execu-
tor, &c. Decree confirming report of CON-
missioner settling amount Of income at pre-
sent to be paid tocach legatee.
Er parte Caroline r. Kennedy. Order
substituting trustee in the place Of one who
has died.
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Bad management of the Street
RnIsrYnv

Editors Dispatch 1t is shame that the
street-railway, built and managed, as is
usually supposed tor the accommodation OF
the public, should SO far disregard the wishes
of large number of suburban residents Is
to stop running their cars before sunset.
Both on yesterday and the day before, and
for many previous days, with one single eX-
cepton. all residents CT Church and Union
Hills and all the lower portion Of the city had
10 walk home if business engagements kept
thcnIup town until O'Clock, and all living
10 the upper end OF the city were placed i'll
a like fix if they were detained u hnlt-hour
longer.
1t has not been many evenings siptc that Il
lady got on one Of the Broad-Streft cars at
the corner of Broad and Fifth streets at G:l5
p. NJ, to 20 over to Church Hill on a visit
to some friends. Upon arriving at the cor
ner of Eighth street, where the transfer of
passengers j. made. she Vas coolly informed
that the last car had gone down, and il she
wanted TO 20 to Church Hill she would have
10 walk. This is but one Of the many com-
plants which we have heard. Unless some
change tor the better in this regard is made,
it is the intention oi some former patrons OF
fhe road to ask the Council TO revoke the
charter granted The company, and TO give 1t
to another who will make the rold What i.
was intended to be IA public benefit.
-. A SUFFERER.
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An Iowa clergyman was just unreasonable
enough to want his salary, and when the
church failed utterly to pay him any con-
>idelablc portion Of it, he sued aud recovered
Judgment. The matter was recently made
the subject Of investigation by Il council OF
inquiry, and that tribunal arrived ut four
solemn tindlngs-viz., THAT the church did
wrong in falling TO pay its pastor his salary;
that the pastor did wrong in suing the
church; that the church should apologize TO
the pastor; and that the pastor should apollo
oiZe to the church" jack Bunsby would
have found it hard to beat that.
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THE COUNTY PooR-HousE. Mr.. w. +. Gill,
SUPERINTENDENT of this institution. reports
under his charge ten colored and one white
male and eleven colored and three white
female pallpers. No deaths or discharges
since last report. The health of the inmates
is generally good. and the. cost of maintain
ing them about twenty-five cents per head
per day. .~.-e, s,-
The PUBLIC ScHooLs.-T present session
of the public schools, which has been an ex-
ceedingIy interesting and instructive one,
will close for the summer vacation Friday,
June 9th, und this week will be spent IN
reviewing and examination. The school
trustees for the town Of Manchester are DR.:
l.. K. Chiles, Colonel William Anbers, and
John H. Hatcher, Esq. Nearly all OF the
present teachers are Applicants for reap
pointment.
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Rey Dir. Hard
ing yesterday preached, at his late resi-.
debce, near the Broadrock road, the funeral
Of David Curry, aged about cighty-ire, one
of the oldest residents of the county, fol-
many years engaged in the shoe business OF
Richmond, and man held in justly high
estimation for many fine traits OF character
APPOINTMENT DECLINED. Chas. W. Thcnp
son, who declined the appointmentiof cadet
to West Point, rendered by j. A. Smith, is d
respectable aud intelligent colored youth ol
this place, and wRs at one time clerk in the
post-office under james Cunningham.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NORFOLK. June a-Coton steady and firm: low
mid ilings l7fc. net receipts. ses bales; exports
coastwse, isS bales; sales. $50 bales; stock, 1858
haes.
Sc. gross receipts 81 bIeS: exports coastWise, 20
bales: sales. 295 laleS; stock, I20 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 3.--Cotfon firm; middlings,
1887 baleS. "a
NEW ORLEANS. June .--Cottnn-Demand limit
cd; mtdlings, lsGlstr.: net receipts, 2,3'3 bales
eros, 2,i07 tales; expOrs-tO continent, l0a5 bales
coastws 2094 bales sales, 500 bales: last evening,
900 bales; Stcck. e3,359 bales.
CHARLESTON, june 3.--Cottou quiet; mtdhlngs.
lsc; net receipts 202 bales sales. iuo lles: stock,
lI,?Tl bales.
MOBILE, June 3.-c0iton firm: market bare Ut
cotton: low mtddlnlgs. lStl1l5ic middngs, 7ic.;
stock. g.. Ss.I l',las.
GALvEsToN, June a.-Coiton lrm; good ordi-
nary, iit(Gsl4lc. stock, 35,lW bales.
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. HoSoRABLY ACQUITTED sur FOR MALI
Clous About d week ago Mr.
Robert Lccky, u well and flrorably known
citizen, was arrested on a complaint charging
him with mis,ppIyins 300 of the funds OF
the Richmond Trade Union, OF which he
was treasurer. Justice White fully investi-
gated tue matter Yesterday, and the result
sthe honorable acquittal of Mr. Lecky, it
appearing that there was not the slightest
reason for suspecting him of any improper
conduct, but that on the contrary, II there
was any balance between him and the Trade
Union, it was in his favor. Mr.. Lecky was
thcreu pom discharged, much to the giptltici'
ton, but not to the surprise. OF his many
friends. He at once entered suit in The Gil
cult Court of the city again,t Mr.. +. 5
Howe for malicious persecution, laying hi
damages at s., 900.
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POwDER-MILL EXpLosIoN.-The Scranton
Republican says: " Yesterday morning,
twenty-five minutes TO 8 o'clock, terrific
explosion occurred at the Wopwo!Iopen
Powder Mills. situated six miles below
Shukshinpy, and within a short distance
of toe village OF WopwolIopen. The ex-
plo>ion occurred in the coming mill !;
but from what cause is not known.
The workmen in this building had gone
out but few minutes previous to the
explosion. The building was blown to
atoms, and the powder scattered in all d.
rections, setting fire to the dry and chip
house, which also exploded with terrible
force. Michael Moss, workman in the
dry-houSc. was instantly killed; Philip Try
fragile and George Totten, teamSters, on the
outside of the building, are terribly burned,
and 1t is thought cannot possibly survive;
Thomas Shultz, a laborcr on railroad, Il
short distance from the building, is also
fatally burned. Three mules were almost
instantly killed their eyes were blown out
and the animals almost burned to crisp.
Two others were badly burned. but it is
thought they will recover The wagon 10
which they were, attached was completely
demolished. Buildings half Il mile distant
from the explosion were raised from their
foundations and window lights blown out
Kegs OF powder, timbers, etc., were blown
to distance ct half mile. Fences, trees,
and shrubbery were demolished for quite II
distance around. The report of the eXplo.
sion was heard for miles. These works are
owned by the Dupont Powder Company"
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TIE STATE FAiR-A meeting Of the Can.
yassiug Committee appointed to raise funds
for the purpose OF securing proper renre.
sentatioD Of Richmond's industrial interests
at the next State Fair, was called yesterday
evening at O'Clock, at the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce. A few of the COM
mittee were present, y. G. Gray, Esq, chair
man, in the chair. The following resolu-
ton offered was unanimously adopted:
'Tbat Messrs. B. c. Gray. A. l.. Elicit,
and p. G. Coghlan, secretary, be appointed
committee of three upon tue list of special
premiums offered by the city Of Richmond
and the mode of awarding them-the COM
mittee to confer with the Agricultural So
ciety."
Thee special premiums are to be paid out
OF, money collected by the canyasser$.
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thief turned upon hix adversary, aud fierce
struggle took place. The Major used a
heavy cane which be carried with good eff.
feet, and the thief, although young md
active nau, snw that be was becomss
Ing rapidly. worsted. summoning all his
strength he broke away from his caIi-
tors grasp, aud sprang through large
window opening out into the garden, smash
Ing the glass and carrying the sash with him.
He failed 10 clear the window, however, and
Mr.. Perkins grasped him by his right leg, the
victim hanging head downward, with the
upper portion of his body outside the win
dow, utterly unable to extricate himself 1t
was two or three minutes before Major Per-
kins succeeded in pulling him back into the
room, and then he discovered that his priS-
oner had been horribly cut in the right thigh
Dy sharp fragment of glass, which had
severed the femoral artery. The blood
spllrted from the wound in great quantities,
and it was evident that the thief had re-
ceivcd fatal hurt. Major Perkins ran into
the street aud called several persons who
chanced to he passing, ami also dispatched
a messenger for a physician. Everything
possible WAS done for the wounded nlan, but
10 no avail, as he bled to death in about
twenty minutes from the time that he re-
ceived his injury.
3, fore he died. however, he stated that
ms name was Philip Henley, and that he
was from Duntas, Ontario, where his pa
rents still reside. He frankly acknowledged
that be aud his "pal" took advantage ofthe
absence of the family. TO rob the house. In
a side-pocket of his coat were found a valu-
able gold watch aud chain. belonging to
Mrs. Perkins, and also quantity OF silver
forks and spoons, all OF which be had Sc
cured before the unexpected return of Major
Perkins. The body was taken to the Town
Hall, where it was visited 10y hundreds of
people. 1t will probably be sent to the dead
mans friends, in Dundas, if they can be
found.
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NEW YORK MARKETS

with sales of 1875 bales; up nds 1pic; Orleans,
1870. Flour-huyers fay r rather mere ncsfvey;
sileS Of 600 barrels ut $eas y, for cm,non 10 fair
drmer u; piloslac. whent irregular and unsettled.
closing heavy and deciJe,ly lower; SIS .ss for
No. Chicago: Sl.so for amber Michigan Si.s6 for
white Ohio; and VI, ,p5 for whit. state. Corn heavy
and decidedly lower; esGI6sc. for steamer wrstern
mlxel; 6otcs for old and new mixed western ts4G.
lard weaker AT s,SSec Inp,antIpe t,ru, ~ ssic
Rosin lover NJ S3.059s3.lO Tor strained. 1alluw
steady at St6l9c.< r
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I, ITys.,LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN the
RICHMOND PosT- OFFlCE JUNE 3. l6'o.-h: L.
Parrish, Coyington, Allegheny county, va. J
Mrs. l.. FL. Garnet', Dunnsyllie, Essex sSe couI-
|ly, Va. J. +. Lumsdcn. Liberty Hill posi-
Office. Dallas county. Ala; Georse ZONES, s
Richmond. Va; one illeslble; aiiss oias
Thomas, Richmond, Va; General ,; g.
Douglas, Grcensborough, n. e.; MIS- MI
Saunders. Poindexter's store, Louisa coun-
ty, Va; Miss Mary Lucdo, AL WeDsles
street, city; Mrs. John II. Claiborne, htc'- 1'lI
mnnd. Va. - s5s
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STRAWBERRIES This delicious little berry
is grown in great abundance in this vicinity
The quantity raised l,ere not only suffices tC
supply our own markets, but is shipped in
large quantities 10 more northern latltudes
From one hundred 10 one hundred and fifty
crates. each crate averaging forty-fire quarts
have for several days been shipped by the
Southern Express Company to Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA, and New York.
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SENT TO TIE PENITENrlART.-fe Yesterday
morning George jackson was arraiSned,
tried, aud found guilty, in the Hastings
Coult, or breaking into the tobacco factory
of w. C. Mayo and stealing lot of cioihns.
The Jury assessed his punishment ut three
wears in the penitentiary, and he was atcpru'
lusly sentenced ly the court.
Denis Washington was also tried Tor steal
ing watch valued at $l2 from Louis Ma
poleou, found guilty, and sent to the penl'
Tertiary for three years.
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Masonic ELEcTIoN.--At a< meeting OF
Henrico Union Lodge. No. 130, held at their
Lodge-room on Twenty-6fth street, Church
Hill, June I'd, 1878. the following officers
were elected Tor the ensuing year: Janles FL.
Blnford, Master; Sidney X. Gates, Senior
Warden; Rohert +. Richardson, Junior
Warden: ID. l.. Richardson, Treasurer
William Wilson, Secretary; Oscar K. Kelley,
Senior Deacon: William :. Murray, Junior
Deacon; Thomas Angel, Steward and Tiler
Rev. l.. NJ. lee, DID,, aud Rev. b. +. Wood
ward CuapainS.
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Ny friends, if there is any man whom
from the bottom of my heart pity, it is the
man who believes that all mankind are
cheats aud swindlers, and who considers life
merely gamc o. grasping and gripping. If
there is any young man for whom / feel deep
regret, as for man sure to laiI-sure to live
and lie wretcedly-it is the young man who
goes forth into the world believing that the
only motives in this world are selfish mo-
tives. Depend upon it that seltishness is not
the only motive iu this world-nay, it is not
even the strongest motive.--PreSi1cnt IN
dretc D. While.