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D0At Buffalo, New York, yesterday, the
pigeon-ehooting match between James Ward,
Of Toronto, and Ira Paine, Of New York, for
the championship Of America and 81 900 q side,
WAS won BY Ward by two birds.
n0Chicago women are cool. When hus-
band 10 brought home dead his wife Doesn't
utter Q single howl until she has searched his
letters from any other woman, then she gives
way { o her grief.
~The expert who overhauled the accounts
OF the Brooklyn tar ooice under the admiuistra-
finds that the total discrepancy under the two
former administrators amounts to about
t150,000.
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The Markets.

BkIIINoRB, August H-yugiaIs s.. pseler-,
SAL; yirGiniss, c9nsclsdsfsa. 81. west Nirgi.iai.
si1s; North Osrolina SIS, cid, Is; DO, new, To- do
special tsx, S.
BALTIMORE, August IL Cotton duh and heavy--
low middlirss, Ia c,o. FloHr unchanged ana
steady. Wheat steady and qsiet-choioe white,
Sl+sfl Is: amber, 81 ga 81 IS: good ito choice red
81 S,d 81 20. Corn pominN; little dong-shiie
southern, $50 %; yellow ouhern, 81 western MIXED,
E5s@7S- Oats duli-sou. hsrn, 4St1 western mi Ned
soc; western white, aG2, kys stesdy-slaS IS.
Has dull-ls P.oyisions dull and lower; Pssk-
9; clear RIB s'd,s, IN Bseou-shoulders, lee lai.
siesr rib sides, EsslsAa sugsr-cIred hams, l6s oil
LARD qutet-E@H4 Western butter steady. ariat
and unchanged. Ooffee dnll and nominal. Pesro-
leum, nothing doing. Whisky frmer-l %.
LoNI ON. August Ia, L 50 =. m-COusols for
meney, - st9911s: for account, GS97as; z = s. d
bonds-ls65s lUS'g; lsTs, iC3'S; 10 f0s, iO5's new
loan. l04as Erie, a91. so.
LONDON, August Ia, $50 ?. m.-The amount O
bullion which has seue into tie Bank on ball
to-day is All ,00O Erie, So Paris dlspatc he note
rentts at &c francs, 90 csntiuaes
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NEW PuBIrcArIoxs.-FromF Parker and also
from Shiiiington we have Harper for Septem-
Der.
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Hon. Il. II. HOar Declines a RenOmf.
nation.
BOSTON, August l4.-Hon. Z. X. Hoar pub
fishes a letter to-day positively declining a
Congressional renominat
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DUScArsoN BRos.-We take pleasure in d.
recting attention TO the advertisement elsewhere
or this house, and in commencing to public
confidence the gentlemen composing 1t. All
though comparatively o young establishment
II has already won An enviable reputation IN
business circles, and one which We are sure Il
will maintain.
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TIE LIeHrwKIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP Cow
cRDtD TO EDwARDe.-Barney Aaron, Collyer'l
principal second announces by telegraph from
Pittsburg TO the stakeholder In Balumore:-
You may telegraph upon authority that Coll
yer's seconds concede the stakes aud fight to
EdWaads.
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DATAPsCo FEAALB INSTITUTE
KElR BALT,NoRE, Mp.


TITS Institute has been In operation Tor thirty
eight years. The number Of pupils il limited. It's
location IL pre-emiuenuy healthy, central, and is
easily resohej BY railroad from Baltimore and
Washington CITIES.
For Circulars address
MRS. r. h ARCHER,
suR7 -m,wf,2m kllicott City q. Msryiaud.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN VBRMoNT.-The
night express train from Bosten for Montreal,
via the Passumpsic and Southeastern railroads,
was wrecked this morning near kichford, Yer
mont. The accident was caused by neglect of
the station man TO signal the train that the
bridge had been carried away by q heavy rain.
The killed were engineer Lancet; fireman
Rickit; roadmaster Harris; an unknown man,
and q little girl. Fifteen persons, mostly Cana
dians, were injured, some severely The storm
which caused the disaster was very severe one,
and washed away o number Of other bridges,
a. well as DAMAGING the crops
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FAST TIME-The New York train south yes
terday afternoon was detained on the p. w. and
b. road several hours by break down. The
Baltimore and Potomac road, making the dis
lance from Union depot, Baltimore, to west end
OF the navy yard tunnel, Washington, fraction
under Al miles, in Al minutes and 10 seconds.
Engine Nos Harry Freeborn in charge) made
this trip.
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RED SKINS SUING FOR PRAcR.-News re-
ceived at Sheriuan's headquarters indicates
that the Cheyennes, Ki0was, and Comanches,
punish them for their depredations, are asking
for peace and for the military to "call 1t even.S
Orders, however, were issued not 70 let these
troops 10 follow and punish them wherever
found.
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~ t0fEI a. DHH0nTf0h 0Hf NoHfgOg1tFV Is.
GEoEGETOEN, ID. q.
0faeiul Ter the encOure cement Of the past year,
iNill Reopen my Academy on MONDAY, srtsm-
ncr 70. Number limited. Private fustrucfiBn in
Methemstios &C. and evening classes 81 The school
Circulars found ~ the Book ssores, or o. ny resi-
deLce, adjoining the SCHOOL room.
JyS-1m8 Paw I'm CHARLES r. NnURsF
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The New District aever.meut.

THE woRKHousR PRISONERS TO b. MADE To
WORK on THE STREETS.
Yesterday afternoon Major A. @. Richards
ana MI. y. +. Hodgson were in conference with
the District Commissioners on the subject of
utiizing the bone and sinew of the workhouse
inmafes large number Of whom have got to
tnink that the public are In duty bound to sup
nort them without compensation. 1t was de.
cided TIM. henceforth the prisoners shall be set
at work on the strrSt In gangs Of from Eve to
ten under superintendent, AID that 30 long as
they behave themselves no leg irons or balls
and chain shall be puton them, but the prison
uniform must be worn. 1t Is believed tsaf this
will be better for the prisoners and q saving to
the District government. There are some eighty
able bodied vagabonds in the workhsuse who do
nothing but eat and sleep while serving ont
their time, and when discharged they managed
to get back there again. A gang Of ten Will be
stones from our unpaved streets AID cleaning
up those that are paved. They will be IN
charge Of street superintendent, and the
police Will see that no one interferes with them
and that they do not escape.
THE NEW ASSESSMENT.
Messrs. George W. Riggs. Anthony HYDE and
II. A. Willard the commission recently appoint-
ed under the act of June Il for the purpose of
making an assessment, with a view of ascer-
tanning the actual assessable value of all real
estate in the District, except that owned by the
.nited States, and that used for purely educa-
tlonal or charitable purposes, met YESTERDAY,
quaiihed, and were furnished with their com
missions. Before proceeding with the work as
signed the m the commission requested that they
be furnished by the superintendent of assess
ments with full list of all the property inclu-
ded In the terms of the act, and the present as
sessed yalue or real estate Immediately adioin-
assessed for the first time. That official Ia no y
buslly engaged upon the work, and when the
list Is finished the commission will as speedily
as possible report the result OF their lsbors.
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The Corcoran square Market.

Iist IL nnisneu tne commission will as speedily
as possible report the result Of their labors.
The Corcoran square Market.
THE SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE AT WORK.
The cub committee to solicit subscriptions.
appointed on Wednesday night by the Corcor an
market committee of thirty-seven, met last
y. q. Parker secretary. After a canvass of the
subject, the following form was agreed upon
and ordered to be printed:
Understanding that the citizens and people
who are interested in the erection of the market
buildings on what is known as the Corcoran
market square are determined to claim and in
tofore made for the erection of said buildings
faithfully carried out, and to have the benefit
OF the appropriations made for that purpose,
the undersigned. whose names are hereunto
subscribed, hereby agree and promise, for and
In consideration of their interest in said mar
ket, to pay Thomas Lewis, the contractor for
the erection OF said buildings, the sums set
down opposite to their names respectively at
such times and in such installments as may be
required by said contractor to enable him to
progress with the work; and it is hereby fur
signed who shall advance the money as herein
provided, shall have prior lien upon the bonds
which the said market commissioners are en-
titled TO have issued to them in fulfilment of
said contract for the construct of the build
ings aforesaid, this prior lien to continue and
exist until the undersigned shall be fully re-
lmbursed the sum or sums of money advanced
by him as herein provided, each to hold said
lien in proportion to the amount of money sd-
vanced. In testimony whereof we have here
unto subscribed our names and the amount for
which we agree to be respectively responsible"
Mr.. 3. Gleason stated that the committee
could draw on him for $4,000, and said that
the people in the northwestern section of the
city were determined that this market should
be built On motion of Dir. Frank Thyson,
Messrs. Joseph Weyrick, j. Henry Bascher,
VIM Mcclure, Sam'l Fowler and John Kaiser
were added to the committee to solicit subscrip-
tons. The printed forms will be distributed
this afternoon, and the members of the com.
mittee enter actively on the canvass.
A BOY WHO BARELY ESCAPED THE FATE OF
GRNBvRA.-Yesterday, during the absence of
Mrs. Read from her residence, No. l52 East
Capitol street, her little son, while playing at
hide and seek, hid in a large sole-lesther trunk.
with spring lock, and unconsciously locked
himself in. His playmates upon hearing him
cry, after an unsuccessful attempt to release
him, alarmed the neighbors. Mrs. T. F. King
was the first on the spot, and after great exer-
non succeeded in raising one side of the lid,
thus affordiDg air 10 the little victim. Addi-
tional aid soon arrived, the lid was forced open,
and the child, who was excessively weak was
rescued. Restoratives were at once applied
and last night, though still weak, the little one
was beyond danger.
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street ro-Aav,

Will Stfoot I0-00y.
INV YoxK, August M.-The Pesf's financial ar
Iie.e says Money i alum tsnt 81 s3 for hest class
meresntlie paper, both gold ard eurreney Time
loans secured by ool .rsl are tdd6 for 6 dsys aod
ben :, rssslsaer o. yes The sales Of sold have
been ~ a for carrying Foreea exchsnsr - an 81
~ bss kers serlins 80 s@4S tor so day bin AMI
extremely duh and IN tone steady 20 srrn Covera-
ment res lover TRAN Yesterday, for so. OF 81
esdees hlsher Tor Is q s.. aod remainder m.
chsnstd In efaIo bonds there we've AZ the s,sra
sm. sales. Ola Isnnessees az ~ and cd ex coQ.eps
tE&, - >N~fS1s
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Death Of Collins, the Comedian.
PHILADELPHIA, August l4.-John Collins,
the Irish comedian. died 10 this city last night
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PkRrHERsHIP.

Ne1ioE OF A LIMITED fAk1sshsHif-
We have, this Ism day OF July, is7S, pursusut 20
the oct Of Congress entitled IAN oct eutborizing
chapter OLxI., thirty ninth Consre~, sscond &C.
sion, Ian et.susss, peg Az e S. formed limit
basiDsss % droeers, q tie name o. Eifisa ". W.
D streets northwest, Washinkton, d. c.. the s1s1.f
OF pifsl contributed hy the special partper ksse
sersbip 70 continue for too years from the dee
WILLIAM ". GORE. os,.r., -,
nxUsEh MRrTzLLR, sescisi fsrsssr.
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RONDs, CERTIFICATES,
PAID sKwKk ASsEssMEarx.

The attention OF property owners HAVING r.sa
called 10 the following facts
By the new law Of Congress they can be redeemed
IN nny year bonde, barring interest a. ss 100 Der
not receivable for taxes Of any descriptiou.
IL your bill " an ODD amount, you will be Obliged
amount Of ffties or i've hundreds, a. no MONEY can
be paid by the authorities under any circunstsuces
Ihe unoernsneo nov purchasing these bills for
you have left your bills With the Board Of Aadft,
you conclude 20 sell.
All Information regsrdips taxas and District
matters cheerfuliy Furnished without charge.
AL kinds Of District Securities bought and sold.
PRTKR CAMP0RLkr
eTOCk BBOkkk.
No.lf23 PennsylyaDfs avenue.
auR3-lm Between Willardh and the Treasury.
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THR SEQUEL TO THE Major DIVORCE
CAsR.-Yeeterday, In the case OF Rachel ID. AIT.
Allison Nailor, ST., before the Equity Court,
Judge VILE, the motion made By Messrs. Mer-
sequestration was granted, (the writ to issue
provided alimony be not paid by the 10th in
stantl Mr.. Davidge, for defendant, noted an
appeal.
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QUEER ORIGIN OF A FIRE.-Mrs. q. H.
Cooley, and other ladies had been renovating
the Congregational church in Cloverdale, Cal.
When Mrs. Cooley went home she carried in a
satchel some rags that had been used in rub
bling the seats with hnseed Oil. The satchel
was left in the hall and the family went TO bed.
In the morning when the young man came
down to build Q fire he found the hall full of
smoke and IRE already built in the satchel.
Ex-MAYoR WIeHTMAN, of Boston, has been
released from jail, having taken the poor debt
or's oath. The attorneys for plsintiff in the
suit against Wightman have died charges OF
fraud against him on the ground that to enable
him to take the oath he assigned all his proper.
ty to his SON.
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GLEHwooD INSTITUTE, ND.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES.

GLENwooD INSTITUTE, ND.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES.
Things before words-Nsture 3 System Of Iustru,-
Diagrams, Models, Philosophical and Of-ntcal Az,
gsratus, Cabinet Of Minerals Geological Speci mems
&C &C Number Of pupils limited. School select
and prominent Tor its beautiful retired aud health
nl location, It's perfect discipline, aud home COM
81 For Circulars, address
PROF. l.. g MATHEWS. An,
sug7-2m Glenwood, Howard comfy. I'D.
Txop povs FRETHoLD, NEW JERSEY,
suss.im REv. A. G. CHAnBEBs, Principal.
- ROCKVILLE AcADKMY,
~ hooketHe, MoAfg011ery Comfy, Nd.
The sirty.s;xth Ennssl sesslon x1lI Commences on
|. The special aim Of The Acadeny Z 20 prspare
young men TO eEter intelligently upon the active
A limited number Of boarding pupils es1 be &C.
coumodsted in the family OF the Principal, aud
oond, in aud near Rockville, can be obtsiaed for
Others over whom the teachers will exercise care
B. ckJ lie 10 quiet town. the county sesf Of Mont
gomery county, m healthy climate, loceisd on the
Metropolitan branch az the Baltimore and OHIO
city, and accessible by several daily Trains 'ou
Tor terms ottnitioR AID bosre, apply 10 the Prin.
l.. b. ALLEN, A NJ, PRINCIPAL
artlm HAshIkGTON CATLETT, Asst.
NILE. TARDIyEL, IS ". 46th street, New
IL II hsrh reopens her french, Ensl,sh aud Ger
and Children, Sect. ~ Superior advantages 0tools
RokDESTowE IN, - FEMALE COLLEGE.
- Thorough instruction. Healthful and besufifui
bestsustsined insttutions In lie s.ta Fo, sna
&C, soarees Rev. JOHN b. BLAKKLEY, Pm. ID.
A LswIOK sKhIsARY ROE YOUNG LADIES
.:s.S oo....s ir,ns. s.sr.s o.. Ia.
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Boyd and few others improvised horse race
on the county road above the camp, at which
Boyd's fast nag got beaten by one OF the coun.
try colts.
Hon. Montgomery Blair spent the day on the
camp ground among his constituents"
This morning everything is pleasant and
cheerful, and indications point to a good at
tendance.
The interest e increasing, and the remaining
days will probably be proftably spent.
The camp breaks up next Tuesday morning
so Monday night will be the "last night" b.
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lBy Telegraph % the ErsqiHg Star.
Nh XnPK AuQnsf Nth 1S-l
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NEW YORK, August lathe entire statement
OF Mr.. Beecher'e cross examination has not vet
been given to the press. There are about three
columns yet remaining, which has to be tran
scribed from the etenographers' notes. Mem
moce IN portions already published, which win
have 70 be corrected in the revised and Official
report. IL Is believed the whole cross-examfna-
night
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We have this day plsr~d iron onr ccurte-. J,h
Lots o. bAhbUhG EpGlNGS ans lHsERrINGs
eDd FLOW kal e3t, ~ TOW prtc.- sane ~
them less than half price. Gail cary sui sScure
bargains - DaNGxs
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A Mississippi boatman, with huge
feet. stopping at public house on the
levee in New Orleans, asked the porter
for boot.jaok to pull off his boots.
The oolored gentleman. after examin-
ing the strangers feet, broke forth as
follows: 'Nu jack here big nuf for dem
feets. Jackass couldn't pull 'em of,
mRssa, widout fraotring de leg; yuee
better 60 back about tree miles to de
forks in de road an pull 'em off dar."
Ills estimated that in the year z, 900
London will have 25, 900. 600 iuhabi-
tsnts. By that time people will think
nothing of living in fifteen-story
houses, and streets will be made in the
upper air to snve the trouble of goin z
down town.
London, it is estimated, has $50 rail
way stations within her limits. 700
trains daily pass the Clapham juno
tion, and single RAILWAY, (the Metro.
politan,) carried last year 43, 1000, 600
passengers
The ex King OF Dude has thirty-one
sons and twenty five daughters. He is
the author of the charming little
sketch beginning "a home without
children is like heaven without an
gels"
In confessing to priest, an Alsatian
woman said, 81 have married Prus.
sian." "Keep him, my daughter" he
replied, ''that is your penance.
European physicians are now send
ing consumptives to Algiers. where
the climate. it is said, is greatly bene-
fcial to pulmonary complaints.
The band played ''Little Brown Jug"
ct the prohibitory ratification meeting
in Worcester.
A monument to Liebig is to be put
mp at Munich. Nearly all monuments
do that, however.
GHJosh Billings says that in the beds
OF many hotels 'yn sleep sum, but
role over good deal"
Skinner keeps hotel in Chicago.
It is good name to keep hotel with.
An Oregon blacksmith is ''horse
jeweler."
Wouldn't Bismarck like to Frenchify
the name, and call it d'Arnim.
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wilmington, Columbia and Aug B r

GENERAL fAkSEhGLl Dt1AkT.
COLUMBIA, +. O., May 18 1874.
b. @ se aaIs TIE 1;'f ''Gflsl0Tins ss nnsss sshs; :;
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. THAN NO 2 TRAIN NO 4
Leave Oolumbia...... 2.C0 a m S45pm
Florence. 90 m 2.1Oem M
arrive wllmington.... 500 p m *7.15am
GOING soUTn TRA1NNo TRAIN NO 8
Leave Wilmington..... 9.10 m t6.lOpm
Florence. 8 90 . m i1.37pm
Arrive Columbia.... IL so D m 4.O0am
Tram No. 2; from Columbia. is an accom-
modation to Florence, aid there connects
closely with N: E. K. r., and at W ilmineton
WILD ". d W. h. y. to all points North.
Train NO. from Columbia is fast Fx-
press, making TIN ough conn ctions, sllrail.
North and South, and wa.er Linz copnec.
tlone uld Portsmouth,.
Train No. l. from Wilmington. counecte
closely at Florence with N. 4. r. r. for
Chafleston, and is an accommodation train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 8, from Wilmington. ia a fast
Express, connecting closely iro:. and 10 ali
points North and south Through tickets
sold ana baggage checked to ali principal
points. Iuliman palace sleeper On night
trans. TBrtakfsst. DINNER tSurper.
accommodation Train No. leaves Co.
lumo'a daily, Sundays excepted. Express
lraln NO leaves Columbia every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General SUP.
a. PoPE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket GENT
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Greenville and Columbia Railros d
CHARGE OF scHEDULA.

A u ThAfSs ! rss e 3 an. = D n
sundays excepted, cOnpectlhl viii Nipht
Irains u South Carolina kaii,eao nj and
tSs aown;; IN and after Friday, August 2s,
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l. thoroughly supplied with POWER
PRESSES of the --latest Improvement:
TYPE OF various grades and STYLES
from one foot to the fifiietb pnrt Of an
inch in size; BORDERS. CUTS. &c. ::
Black. Colored nnd Transfer INKS:
PAPER, CARDS, 20. Work execntei
at shortes; notice. in latest and best
styles and Mt New York prices. CALI,
and EXAMINE SPECIMENS of
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THE subscribers arc just re.
i cciving. from the North
and Vest, q desirable and ele-
CANT stock of FURNITURE,
embracing all the novelties in
their line. Among the eelcc-
tion will be found handsome
PARLOR AND CHAMBER
SETS, OF tho most fashionable
and exquisite design. beeides q
large variety of COTTAGE, d.
NING-ROOM and HALL FUR.
NtTURE. Our stock has been
selected by an experienced
workman. and cannot fail to
please. A visit to our ware
rooms is solicited.
Funerals served at short no.
tice and upon reasonable terms
Oct15t9m PAGAN BROS.
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/. 2, Sand 4 Sheet Posters. Hand bills,
Programmes. Circulars. Pamphlets,
Bills of Fare. Briefs, Letter Heads,
Dodgers. Bill Heads, Checks,
Horse Bills, Receipts. Labels,
Railroad Blanks. Legal Blanks,
Tags, Cards all kinds and sizes
Wedding, Visiting. Business, Show.
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor
PHGNIx and CLEANER Establishment
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE
LyBrand & Son

V,AKE pleasure in calm. the attention
4 oi the public to III examination OF
their STOCK of MUSICAL. MERCHAN-
Disc, consisting of Pianos, Church and
Parlor Organs. Molodoons, violins, Gui-
tars, BanjOs, Flutes. Accordcons, Brass
and Silver Band Instrument. Of ali kinds.
Also, Sheet Music anu instruction BOOKS
for every class OF Musical Instruments on
hand al alI times. We are Sole Agents p for
the State of South Carolina OF Est ey L Co. y
COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Mnsic sen, by
mail, post paid, on receipt OF price: and all
kinds OF Musical Goods sent by Express.
whom ordered. to any par, of tho S.atc,
marked @. O. D. Good Second hand Pi.
amos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos. Organs and Melodeont Tuned and
Repaired in satisfactory manner: and
will give esp pecia attention to Packing Re-
moving and Shipping Pianosfof othr1par-
ties to any point desired, at moderate
prices.
Allordcrs promptly attended 10 an at
isfactiop guaranteed to those favorine MS
with their patronage Send for our cata-
logue Of Sheet Musicand Musica ] M erchan-
disc. Richardson atreot, few doors abovo
PHRNIx nff1ce. Onlumhia q q. Nov7
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

YTHHE Cincinnati Gdzette.makes the asto-
n nishing announcement that Cincinnati
beer is no longer pure, but ailulterated with
molasses, sugar Of starch, fusel oil and the
poisonous coichicum. The Commissioner
OF Agriculture, in his report for 1865. says
that Prof. Mapes, OF New York, analyzed
the beer from dozen different breweries,
and found all of it adulterated. Cocculus
1ndious and nux vomica entered largely
into It's composition.
10. SFEGERS guarantees his beer to be
pure and reliable. He does not adulterate
1t, but brews from the best barley, malt
and hops. Jan23