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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-12


PosTPoNEHfEsyT-FOURrH G1Frs Cox
CERT OF PubI1o L1BRAnY OF KEsrucKY-
A OARD TO THE PUB1o. Trus,
tees Of the Public Library OF Kentucky
and the management Of the gift concert
announce the postponement OF the
fourth gift concert until Tuesday, the
31st OF March next. The public will
readily understand the causes which
have made this postponement necessary.
The financial panic, which has for the
last two months paralyzed the business
OF every section of this country and of
Europe, has prevented thousands from
Investing IN tickets. The epidemics
pervading almost the entire South have
cut off large and available market.
And, too, the public, judging from the
effects OF these causes. have expected a
postponement, and have declined to in.
vest without moro positive assurance
OF the drawing taking place on fixed
day. All interested desire full draw
ing. but for the reasons just stated this
could not be had on the Sd of Decem-
Der, but the short postponemcnt now
announced will secure it.
The management have met with un-
precedented success. The eales of
tickets, the proceeds of which have
already been received, amount to over
4 MILLION DOLLARS, with number of
agencies in this country yet to hear
from, and all those in Europe. Thus a
drawing (scaling the gifts one-half)
could be had now, but the management
deem it best to have postponement
and full drascing.
The postponement assures the sale Of
all tae tickets ana FULL DRAWING. That
this determination will meet with the
appreciation of nearly every one inte-
rested is made apparent by the very
numerous letters received from every
section of this country and the Canadas
asking fora postponement. This action
OF the management will work no detri-
ment to any, but will be for the good of
all. by it the fortunate ticket-holders
will ceive their gifts in full, while it
it will not affect !hoss who do not draw
gifts.
In making this announcement, the
management enphaticdly state that there
SHAH be no further .postponen,ent, and to
this end all agents will be imperatively
required to close up and transmit their
accounts to this Office by the 21st of
March. THOS. E. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library Kentucky.
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A Card.

a Card.
r BEG to state TO thoso OF my customers,
i who have been running monthly bills.
thst-all accounts unpaid on the 9Th instant
taken TO legally enforce payment. This
course is imperative, for protection Of my
sclt and creditors. No exception whatever
will be made. GEO. SYMMERS.
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Just Received.

AN extra fine lot OF Kentucky
SM MULES and HORSES. somo of which
e.RzA.are well broke. They may be seen
al Cnarlcs Logan's Stables, corn-r Senate
and Assembly streets.
Nov IL W. g. T. J., TA,.BOTT.
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Private Boarding.

Mrs. WYATT is prepar ed to accommodate
Iyl- several BOARDERS with meals and
lodging; a!eo, provide for n number Of Table
Boarlers. Residence or Plain, between Bull
ana t!ckcns htreets. Sept
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special Notices
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of errors and abuses in early life.
A!anhond restored. Impediments to Mar
riage removed. New method of treatment
Now and remarkable remedies Books and
Circulars sent FREQ, in sealed envelopes. Adj
drces HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth street. philadelphia, Pa. an institn-
tion having q high reput alton for honorable
conduct and profess al skill. Oct % 3mo
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TRADE SOUTH CAROLINA

Pay Certificates at heavy discount, will not
feel that they have loat go very much when
purchasing Of this maid, as they can get
Cigars ut five cents equal to those bought
elsewhere at ton cents. Tho blowing OF poll.
ticians and newspaper cditors, advuca ting
going n
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JOHN c. JACOB.

MANUFACTURED of SAUsAGEs, BO-
Nl LOGNAS. PU DINGS, HEAD
CHEESE, &C., corner 1iain and Medium
streets, two squares below State House. Fa-
miles, boarding houses and restaurants
supplied. Orders filed and delivered. Fresh
Pork and Beef also for eale. NoY Is 1mo
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To Members of the Bar.
now serios, So. Also, n largo aasort.
,nent OF other Law Books and Law Blanks
For sale at II. l.. BRYAN'S Bookstore.
Noy14
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Black Jack.

TNHE undersigned will furnish the bert OF
Il Black Jack WOOD. t'ii,tI,d in all, part
OF the city, at $ cord.
Oct IL O. HAMBEI.G
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
AT THE
Grand Central Dry Goods Esta b!ishm t
w. D. LOVE & co.


A VERY large stock of desirable GOODS.
IA purchased since Tic panic, at auc.io1
and elsewhere, will be offered OH MONDAY.
November 10, 1878, and throughout the week,
at the most EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES LIVER
KNOWN IN THIS CITY.
Our entire stock Of DRESS GOODS will be
offered at less than PANIC PRICES.
All the new and desirable Fabrics in Mourn
ing Dress Goods. including sevcnty-Gvc
pieces OF Black A!pacas, OF the best goods
made, will be offered at panic prices.
Flumnes, Dlankets, Comfort ables. Hosiery
and Underwear for ladies. gents and chill
dren, of every eize and quality, at extremely
low prices.
In our LACE department, we cfr.r an i'm.
mensc assortment Of goode, comprising Col
larettts, Jabots, Ruffs, Ties, &c, which la-
dies will find to be tho beet assortment we
have ever exhibited, and at unueually low
prices.
Our. stock OF DDmestics, Prints, Jeans,
Tweeds and Cassinlcres comprise a full line
OF choice goods. at very low prices. Linen
and Housekeeping Goods much under for
mer prices. Carpets and Rugs at q great re-
iuction. to reduce stock and give our custom
ers bargains.
DON'T tail to sc cure some Of the great bar
gains to be found at the Grand Central Dry
Goods Establi- hnent of
". D. LOVE &CO,
Under the Wheeler HOuso.
W. ID. LOVE. Is. Is. MCCREEKY.
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EH an DENNISON'S
nII\lPATENT SHIPPING TAGS!
HuIu,\ \Over Two Huntlrcd Millions have
Htdl 9been usod within the past ten
IA Nk1yeare, without complaint of loss
by Tag becoming detached. They arc mere
reliable for marking Cotton Baios than any
Tag In use. All E1preee Companies use
them. Sold by Printers and Stntioners
everywhere. Octl5 t3mos
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received,

Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received.
fNTER RES9 ALLO WE'D AT TIE RATE
rF HEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM
on CERTIFICA 1ES OF Deposit,
AND SIX PER CENT. COMPOUNDED
EVERY Y S[4 MONTHS ON ACL'O UNITS
OFFICERS.
Wa. Martin, President
John 3. Palmer, Vice. Pre- aident.
a. q. Brenizer, Cashier.
n. Sawyer, in general charge.
John g. b. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Waue Hampton, William Martin, John b.
Palmer, A: q. Haskell, +. ". McMastcr, E.
d. Heinitsh, Il. E. Gregg, Columbia
q. I Scott, ". G.. Mayes Ecwber1y.
Is. d. Hutledge, Daniel Kayenel, Jr., Char
eaton.
nj ECHANICS, Laborers, Clerks, Widows.
1x1 Orphans and others may here deposit
their savings and draw liberal rate OF inter-
est thereon. Planters, Professional Men and
trustees wishing to draw interest on their
funas until they require them for busin ess or
other purposes; Parents desiring 10 set apart
small sums for children, aud Married Women
and Minors twhotc dcpus:s ca u only be with
drawn by themselves, or, in case of death, by
their legal representatives. wishing TO lay
aside funds for future usc are here afford cd
an opportunity Uf dcpositing their means
where they Will rapid! accumulate. and, at
the samo time, be subject to withdrawal
whcn needed. AUglS
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FOR CUBA

With vengeance, is slowly losing its fleet :;
but tho sensation awakened by the Indian
Girl IN Columbia and State. by tho remarka-
rapidly as the good news spreads.
PER!QUE, FINE CUT and those Cigars at
81 per box, deserve your attention. Dec 5
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Received at Par.

Great throngs arc tlocking to avail them
selves of this opportunity TO procure tie
choice Tobaccos and Cigars to be had
AL the California Cigar Store.
Nov9 NJ. SUIXBACHER
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Views for the Million

T HAVE just received iine assortment oi
Il STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, English and
American. co!ortd aud plain. ALSO, ILI.U-
ohcs. Il. l.. BRYAN.
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Notice

NOClCe.
DARTlES who have purchased WOOD
i from @. HAMBERG, and have not paid
for tho same, are hereby notified that bank
able money only will be taken in payment.
Those in want Of WOOD will be supplied on
these terms only. g. uAMBERG
Dec
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BillSof the Bank of the State.

pa not create mere excitement in COlnmbia
than WAS caused by the announcement that
there are plenty more of those inu Havana
CIGARS, OF our OWN make, which are ii i'll III
the rage. We also announce that Building
and Loan and Greenback. are
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VIM. GLAZE.

A his new store, Main street, nearly op.
~ posite the Central National Bank. has
large and beautiful stock Of fine WATCHES.
stem and key Winders, from the beat Eu-
rropean and American manufacturers. aud of
hls D., own importation, in gold and silver caees.
ment just received. and all the latest styies.
sterling 6ILVER-WARE, in sets and cases,
bridal Presents, and very fine selection OF
Flated- ware, Gold Watch and Neck Chains,
Lockets, elegant Seal, Wedding and Engage.
ment Kings, large stock of Spect acles and
Eye -Glasees, Clocks, Mueical Be 1es, and q
great variety Of Fancy Articles. My stock Ia
country, and will be sold as cheap as the
same article can be bought any where.
Oct "a
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,.pru SERVICES, &C., TO MORROW

cns,sr CuuRcu-Service at II " m. by Rev.
GsIrgr A. smith; ;,,,, sor,;oo st At !, ny
hH Key. .IC;uturcu-Service at II a. m. and ven
"EAoh ~ ) D. M, by Rev. D. +. Sprigg.
i.s >'',W,ry.s CuuRcH-Mass at a. m, and
81 sermon by Rev. Edward Sourin, of
!! ; =: ~, Ve>pers at "a p. m.
bH.i'!".' ppEsHrrEkIAS CuUKCH-Service at
t|ns' AMI ! pm, by Rev. j. Howard o Brien.
Il I ''", PrE>HrTERlAS CHuRcii-SHrv,Ge IN
,,.,rning and ut night, by Rev. DR.. Bullock.
TIE nm '"yI Er,s CuURclI-Sermon III the morn
Nh anI NJ night, by Rev. j. 5. Boyer.
III; u Am EPISCOPAL CHURCH SoUTH-Sermon
80 morning and at night, by Rev. John
{. I !'yy, pgor. CuuRcH-No service.
HHl.r,.r CuuRcu-Nc service.
n' N' LurllEKAS-No service.
I.,Ir,;E CHArEL-Sermon at ii n. m, by
hT y,,,xa MESS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
1,' york-Prayer Meeting i'll NJ. <. Church
".b st4 .. m. Aims House services at q
.i4il services ut > p. m. Sunday School
H.! ~. coruer of King and West streets and at
;, +s OF ST. Asaph and Princess streets at
49,, N. Open-air meeting at the corner of Fay
--::.LI.,I Cameron streets at ii 2. nj. Singing
',.,;,',t n the house of II. w. Beadle at 81 p.
:" U2E Work-Daily prayer meeting in the
-,,,o Of the Association ut p: III. On Friday
,;,h, next. ut 5 o'clock. open-alr meeting ut the
'.,~n.r Of King, Fayette and Commerce streets.
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LOCAL. IsIsEFATIE$.

Mr.. Lawson, merchant Of this place, is filing
orders from Alabama.
The thermometer, in the shade, at noon, to-
day. stood at S.
\ correspondent who is much annoyed by
barking dog 10 his nciShb0rhood, finally
calculates. 80 Tor Caleb Gushing in Alex
audria -
Amoug the passengers for Europe, by the
steamer Ohio, from Baltimore to day, are
Professor Stetctcldt and lady, nee Richards, OF
this city.
Some person or persons entered Grace Church
last night through one of the basement win.
dows but although leaving the traces Of going
in and coming out did no damage.
There was such crowd of passengers this
morning-mos,ly for the Virginia Springs, that
several additional cars had to be added To the
regular outward bound train on the ". G., V.
NJ. l. q. S. Il.
The match game of base bali, played yestcr-
day, near CorosS, between the Alington OF
Washington and independent Of this city
was won by the former, the score standing II
to IA.
"I 5 an i'll wind that blows no one good, y
and the overpowerlug rays Of the sun arc div
ing people into the street cars III numbers. The
usefulness of the new Institution IL becoming
more and more apparent.
While two boys were riding horse on Henry
street last night, in crossing the railroad track
the animal Stumbled and fell, breaking one Of
its legs and throwing the boys off brllSl@
them severely but fortunately not doing them
serious harm
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Military ,NOVeIlipnfS.

CAPE May, n }. Aug 1.-The fifty Mary
land regiment left in a special train for Phlla-
dcIpha on the way home. Prior to the de-
parlurc and while the regiment was assembled
on Columbia House lawn they expressed their
thanks for attentions received from their host.
The third New jersey brigade 500 strong
will cncamp here on the 18th.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-The fifth Maryland
regiment passed through the city at noon on
their return to Baltimore from Cape May
where they have been in camp Tor the last ten
days The State FrnclGlcs, Capt. Ryan, OF
Phiiadelpha marched to the Vine street wharf
this AFTERNOON bound for Atlantic City where
they will cncamp for week. The old guard
composed of veteran members of the FenclbIes
accompany them headed by Col. Jos. Page
their cd commander.
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YFITIO.N SHLES.
BY Francis 4. Kerby


General Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
IoMMIss1o EKs' sA L :.
On WEDNESDAY, the 81 day of Septsm-
Der, 1873, At II clock m, in front of the Mar
ket House. on Royal street, Alexandria, Va,
the undersigned, as Commlssloners OF the Cor
poration Court of Alexandria, Va, by authority
of decree passed 1T the February term, 1877,
of said Court in the suit Of Dyer ard wife vs.
Davis and others will otter for sale, at publlc
auction, in two lots, the WHARF PROPERTY
of the late josiah II. Davis, situated on the
Strand, between Prince and Duke streets, in the
city Of Alexandra, Va.
lot No. | includes all the property lying
south of the alley which runs through from
Union street to tho Strand, consisting of the
larger WAREHOUSE and the LOT in rear
thereof on Union street, together with the
WHARF ard DOCK, a. feet wide on the north
side of the wharf The deck on The south de
of the wharf is the property OF X. ID. Miller,
ESQ., with the right in him to use the southern
side OF said wharf for the purpose OF collecting
tolls, Wharfage and dockagc; the wharf to be
kept IT. repair ut the joint expense of the pur-
chaser and K. II. Miller.
LOT No. , includes all the property lying
north of the alley which runs through fir, III
Union street to the StrAnd, and consists of tie
smaller WAREHOUSE and the LOT in tie
rear thereof on Union street
4 plat and sarvey # the whole property can
be seen ut the office Of John ). Chapman.
Terms Of Sale: Onc-siAth OF the purchase
sale the residue in four equal annual install
mcnts, with interest thereon from the day Of sale;
the title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid The purchaser will be required
to keep the buildings insured for such an
amount rs will be stis:act9ry to %, the Comms-
>iUncrs JNO. ,. Ola Ian
$. FERG USON BEACH,
Comm T.. of Sale.
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Increase Of the Military Force of
Turkey.

NEW YORK Aug In response to inquir-
les announcing that the Sublime Porte has
taken measures to reOrganlZc and increase the
military force aud had ordered 800 JeSsup
guns, the Turkish Minister, B;aquc l}ey, now
in Ncw York. says that lie sees no evidence
in il of war-llk. Intentions, as other European
governments arc Keeping pace with the prog
rrs> ur the age in the character OF their arma-
mcnt 1t beloved the Porte to act with equal
wls,i"n Tor the very purn' ST. Of securing peace,
and the Turkish LuvcrnIucnt has every reason
10 desire peace. The changes in The army arc
such as take place almost annually. a large
proportion Of The present armament, he cX-
pIain.l. is uli-iashioncd and unfit to compare
with tho more lu1dcrn patterns OF military ma
irriai, and il i The intention Of the Porte to
keep peace with either nations Of Europe
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Tic Pacific Mail Co.

NEW YORK, Aug I'm relation to the at
tachmcnt yesterday afternoon Of the Pacific
mail steamers Henry Chauncy and the Rising
Star. Captain Bradbury, President Of the com
pany, says that the attachment was either mis-
take or SNAP" The matter was arranged
for the purpose Of influencing matters on the
street. The amount claimed, is $I20, 900, to Sc
cure which bonds will be given to-day, aud the
vessels will be released President Bradbury
stated that OK President Stock we'll should have
paid these taxes as he had funds for that pur.
pose. The natter however will be investlgat-
ed, and as the boud had been given, the de-
parture Of the vessels would not be intcrtcred
with.
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DlABoIICAL ATTEMPT y yesterday after,
noon, while Mr.. Richard A. Rudd, who is en-,
grurd 10 painting the wood work of Bradley 4
>,ns cabinet factory, at the corner Of King
aud Alfred streets, was on scafiold immediate
lynnder the cornice, three men, strangers, sup
passed to be under the influence Of liquor,
raugh hold Of the ropes attached to the plat.
form on which he was standing and eudcayor-
cd to shake him of, but fortunately filled in
their dabolical attempt. Mr.. r though fright
by, probably, saved his life, for had he fallen,
the d's'aucc to the ground being upwards of
sixty feet. he would, in all probability, have
heu killed,
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Aquatic.

HARRISBURG. PA, Aug. 3 Cloud, the
oarsluan arrived here at ten clock to-day
many canal Locks impeding his progress. lie
remains here to day and will take the cars at
Altoona over the mountains lie expects to
make up lost time Oh the Ohio river.
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Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, August =. II Il

WASHINGTON, August ,. II Il. NJ.
During the rest Of Saturday. for the North
west and Upper Lake region and southwark to
Missouri and Kentucky rising barometer, north
westerly aud westerly winds. clearing clear and
cooler weather, with occasional local storms in
the river valleys For the Gulf States and
thence extending to the South Atlantic coast,
southwcsterly to northwestcrly winds lower
temperature, partly cloudy weather aud local
rains on the coast
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Cuherna,orinI Party Arrested.

ST. LOUIS August Gov. Woodson OF
this State, and Gen. James Craig with several
other gentleman Of st. Joseph, Mo-, went
across the line into Kansas yesterday to shoot
prairie chickens and were arrested and hned
lnr 4 violation of the Kansas game laws.
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The Markets..

New YORK, August 2.-Stocks steady. Gold
steady at l5S. Money easy Mt to 4.
BALTIMORE, Augu t l.-VirgnIas, CONSOLE
dated, 53i West Virginias IL bid to-day. Cot
ton-advancing tendency and quiet Mt - to l94.
Flour steady and in fair demand Wheat steady
and firm. Corn dull; white Southern Sth,S:' !;
yellow Southern jG!. Oats weak; Western mix
ed 39ai; white 42s43. Rye quiet, but firm.
Hwy nLinl Provisions auct
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SrH"nI. CENSUS. -The Commissioner of the
Nevenue has Just returned to the Office Of the
V'erk of the City School Board the census OF
F:'>ens between the ages of five and twenty
one as required by law. He reports 2,699
whites; ISL boys and 1881 girls; an increase
over last year Of IS; So boys and G3 girls; but
IAly I5'2 colorcd; Coz boys and Cos girls; a
increase of 5n5; l65 boys and 40 girls. From
'ni> 1t would seem that while the white popu-
a'l'h Is gradually increasing, the number of
our coIorcd Inhabitants is rapidly becoming
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Dreadful Accident.

LoSDoN, August "A dreadful accident
occurred this morning on the Northwestern
Railway, near Wigon to the Scotch tourist ex
press train from London. Twelve persons were
Instantly killed and thirty were wounded.
Among the killed is Sir John Arson. Many
Of the lnjarcd persons will die.
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GOOD TEMpLARs -ExcclSior Lodge, No. /,
|. o. G. r., of Alexandria county, held their
regular meeting at the Columbia school house,
and elected the following officers for the easu-
ing quarter: p W. c. T., Fred. S. Corbott;
w. c., G.. Corbett Chap, Scwal 3. Corbett;
w. L. S., Mrs. Plat Croker; ". T., Mrs. Nj.
e. Wibirt; w. V, Miss Ida Wibirt; W. NJ,
Towney Scissor; |. G., {. Bailey; Sec, }. s.
Roach. -CHt- Chat.
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EDECHTIDNfL.

CT. JOHNS ACADEMY,
THE OLDEST BOARDING SCHOOL IN
VIRGINIA.
The thirty fifth annual session will begin on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1873.
All expenses only $3.50 a year. Send for Cata-
logue to "Drawer ~ Alexandria, Va"
RICHARD L. CARNE, A. NJ,
aug lin PRINCIPAL.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
ASHLAND, VIRGINIA,
Offers, on very low terms the advantages of
thorough instruction, high grade of scholarship,
under the best religious influences, in II refined
community and 1T location remarkable for
heulthfulness, just sixteen miles north of Rich
monl, on the R. I. & p Il. X.
ONE HUNDRED & FIFTEEN DOLLARS
will pay all necessary expenses per term Ses-
sion opens ON LAST TIL L RSDAY IN SEP
TEN Der. For Catalogue address
Rev. JAS. A. DUNCAN, A: NJ, d. D., Pres, or
Rev. ALIEN. g. BEowS, Secretary.
shland ~ 3U-l,EtWlm
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Cholera.

CINCINNATI Aug . -Four deaths from chol-
era, one from cholera morbus, and three from
cholera iniantum are reported to have occurred
in Dayton, Ohio, andrriniy during the past
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nss- ASSOCIATION NoTIcE.-We are author
;zed bv Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie, President OF the
Washington and Ohio Railroad, to announce
that ali persons attending the ketoctan Assec'a-
ton. viz his railroad, shall be allowed to return
free by presenting to the conductor OF inc tram
Certificate from the Moderator of the Ass9cis,
ton that they passed over the road and pad ull
fare gong. His line of railway Is from AleNah
dria Hamilton. LoGdoun If e1 he ne tir 5iare:
from Hamilton TO Winchester has Also auin"r
lied US to announce that the same privileges
shall be extended to passengers on inc SIase' ~
are allowed on the cars to al who pass over .'s
line to the Association.-[ IONS Advocate. II
Ms- EBESEzER AssoCIATloS-ferS2Ih ~
tending the Ebcnezer Association by puol't COZ
r. r. to Gordonsville, coming from EaSl or
West and South, where rcgu lar line OF s'asSs
will connect Tor Madison Court House: on
Thursday, and from there Conveyance cail ."
obtained for the Association on Friday inoEh'"s
All Messengers to this Association shall De l'cin
mitted to return free over the railroad VINO slai'
furnish the conductor of the train win ctrtlii
cate from the NJ oderator or Clerk that they pass
ed over the road going to the Association ana
paid full fare.-I lions Advocate. II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-02

BLACK BASS MIR. George Steiner while
fishing off one of the wharvcs, between King
and Prince street, yesterday evening, caught
several black bass. \ very fine one was caught
few DAYS suce in the canal, just opposite Mr..
Slater $.