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LospoN, Juno 13.-The weaIhor thrnughout Eng
1ad to-day was fatr rate Of discount III open mar
kot for threo months bills, ~ pos rent, which ia Il
helow the bank rata A1ssitt ar bullion gone into the
Bank on balance to-day elv7 Goo cosola for Money,
3alted ssto. :saaFitis4-s:ios q es, 1os; s7.
x9sh glcs csnt!a r.. /, soH EFie' q; pfetefrea
anst7n oil. 1.00a Whale oil, a2ao32s i'd.
TurPeuiue, 27x Qd@10s
PANS, June 2.z-Aents, sat.. :. :, -,s
L1vERPooL, Juns 11-Coton@ quiet mfddllng up-
landa, .sx@8,sd; mtddltug, orlsaus,- sSd. s4los
s!s tSs
export, 1000 bales specu!s.lon 5000 bales stock
Tho ueak LOCO balss; American, n 600 bales actual
export, 1900 bales atock aaoat b17 bales Amer
lean, III 600 bales YArna add fabriSs at Manchester
quiet and unchanged.
nroadstuns quiet average California white whoat,
12s 3d9l2t I'd uub d. 12s 7d912s lid rcd Wea sarn
spring, lo4 ad@lla 2d raj w1ater,, l2seal2s ~
eeipss of Wheat for ths past days. ouo 4rs Amer
lean, 5000 qr.. Corn, s0s 3d. fqar, as. Peas,
Pork, Gga..:' - - : - '' "~.
= Turt,outIne, 28g,. =. "a
, 1874-06-13
Tho Irodnco NInrketa,


MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 11.-DnEADaruyxs-F
steady. Wheat steady No. i Milwaukee, $l,2 No
alilwaukao, y 23A ;aoer june u a3 July, 81 hay
Oats steady No: nHn;, ~, Corn sasa4d advanced !;
barley dun aud nontnal;. No. spring, si.0O No.
'fnov1moNs-Dull and unchanged. Hess pork,
bAoulderx, Gxo; boxed mlddles,' pI09Ac. Prime
lard, 1l31!xG.
RroE1r1s-Fiour, 5000 brls whc4t. III, COO bu.
au1raEa7sflot lie II eo9 b;!sj wheat, 800 bu.
.Nrw Yoax, Juue Noor7osNnull and lover; mid.
dug upland 1885,. Futures oloaed sseady; sass ltO0
balea; juno. II 1-1e@l4!to; July, II t-lea; August
il S-l6a17 1l-32o November, 17>lo; pecembor l7>so
DukAnsrurys-flourq qucs, heavy, aud unchanged j;
reeeipss, p,o0o brls. Corn meal and re -four un-
changed, WAeat-Iseeepss, 81, 600 ba; No. Chicago
, 1874-06-13

: hssaise' sl.iepisi whito biInnosots,, !1.ts:
ungradol 1exa and ennesota p1s e spmsnR tn 9Ss9lso'
s'nsf He ssa YsaistS D is kys qas.
barley nominal Afalt quiet. Corn acarcc and higher;
sss'g ssn ggso sse; sss ;'s5R .s G@ssa! se5ss
viz Hs;Ms'ss$s. xssi!s;s. |; siS55s 4 Ss;s, 10.
tas q saoa roaas, s@so ts Maalss.s: auis e.
ps:r1aonzux-Qmcs and 1rmor. Crude, So; rodped.f
fuafEsT1sz-Qnict. ...-.-
Eaaa-nosvy; wcatorn, 14X@I6Ko,
81. 5y. NV peef st uss. % Miads:
qst lonS 'sss sts;m eG 1s5 s 1sX Isfs
11Ao July II ls:lo@i1Ho August.
eSEfsh-1Gas1saefG}aai4 oSEfsR-1iasSy Il }a4e1sae.
Wnl3k1-Duu and iSxeF ,;;%rs1 4 .st1I6sKe0oNo.
a we.tern a IL hed It sboat 1o oloso othe
grain neglected.
FRE1oii1s-steady.
!. NEW ORLEANS. .
bsn as :a5srsna ss %xs
os s:oss %e ase S9s a9 ySsTs yss5o 81:
ai, Bnts.Bnii fSSi Il ~ Ra,'s' SosAot at''''
smns' 9,!s dai ;ai;e ... .es Dry..
neas ,'uli; shouh,ers, 7e. Bacon dun shouiderss
3% eesF sn 1oS sie95 1QXo nsns1aMa
atoeT 4.ss2 hhds. Mola..es~-ssosas, 90 bril- nd
s %..sa1-dDni; Los,:,sns ;9 20: Cincinnati, tloa.
Cons a1s-Da', GEaSSESSS.: L .S:&f2s;is: ''''''
~ ss> 9 ?rs s NJ | ssss.
'';'ez II sss 81 ..n.r whit. in ca.
| 1ntx - In ats that fr,f Anrrn 4 14n'
, 1874-06-13
COMMERCIAL.

Fh1nA1 EvEH1wo, June II.
Tho following woro tho receipts ard shipments
Of tho leading artlolos OF produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, aud Tor tho
corresponding date ono year agos
, 1874-06-13

Quotab1o Mt 51>S@eo. selea were reported of 115
brls NOSE Pork TN, enr-load lota) At e1?t0o;
aoller August, st s17.731s,t 1000 'brla 90 .at
Sl7.75; 05o tcs lard at 4ll.1o, 900 tcu, do aeler
July nt &l1.20; 100,oo hs short ribs aolor July
nt so.1o; hr1s primo tallow d 0ss4@o.:.
than Oh any previous day for several weeks paut:
Only two or throe brs woro Talon by local
buyers. shippers not going nonr tho tablou. Tho
marhut wna wsat on III but ollo!oo Mnnoaotas,
In spite OF tho lighor pricos on wheat; bt tlsoro
waa nd quotablc change in prtonB. Iran wnu
stoaty. balos wore reported Of 100 brls whito
winter extras ut $0.12l1; 100 brlB spring extras
at 5000; 100 brls do st $3.50; 25 brla do oil
brau at $500, froo on board; "a tons do Ut
9l2.50. on track. Tho n,arkot eloscd at tho fol.
, 1874-06-13

Five ont Of Tic twenty stocks Of the instltutions
here cited have no va1ue, and tive others ennd
nearly iu tic same category Of 'worth!esaness sshe
IN reuuiner have suffered depreciation Of 2s to 30
por cont Of Their market value. Ths destruction 1n
SanA-l7opctty he noted, has COME about aa me ro
yar!ous rotten joiuts,ock spec1asiona. It T. true
theso operations were largely confined to the Vienna
ksng Of worthless securities: and the people OF the
German Confederation we're fnr more burt thereby
than they hHvc been from losses IN American i1a-
, 1874-06-13
CALI DQAHI

CALL D0Ah0s
Corn WAS actiyo and waak, declining 16<O4o,
Whent was quiet and easier aud other grain aud
provisions qniat and unchanged. Gall prioes
pr1Gos ranged 81 follows;
No. wl,oat, 1.2011Stfp1 20}l acller tho month;
ss,!er July, 1924 ;ssllor August, e1,14;
sol!er tho yoar, el.05@1. .6315 Raloa wore God
BY No: 2 at s1:2oN oasll. $1,000, ba aollor July
a. a. .19T, 16.00o bu do At s1.1y9a, 10000 bu do
oo6 Corn closed ut 8s>{o aoller June seller July
9ea1a@ea9ae, seller August, G9>do, sales wero
1900 bu Ne. 2 ut 0911o cash, 5000 bu holior
June % Ut o994c. 10000 6u seller July at 8S3lo,
au,ooo ou 90 At 0316, 5000 bu do at G53ko, l0JD0
I na' 81 se,lsr AuguHt At 83o G5o0o bu do at 8BSo
lo,oao hu do Mt G8sle.
oata o!osel Ut l01@o seller Juno; A4@4Ah
aellor July; 0411@a491o for August Halqa IL
oldo: II, 0o0 bu No. Hellor August ct 84Mo.
Mesa PORK closed at $17.60@17.g0 cash or
eellor June; 817.d0@17,6t galles july ao,lor
August, Sl7.10@17.80. Lard oloBal 1t sl1, 10
easll e Or seller Of june; $1l16tQ11.20 seller July
$il;15Mll.a .aQ sailor August. Bales include 160
tea lard, He)Isr July, at @l7.6o.
LATKAT
Wheat was qdot and weak In tho afternoon.
closing 1}{o lower than on Change. Bollor Juno
vt sl.lgl aallar duly at e1.1sN l.lo1{, olosing
aud very weak under prsaaure to sell. doollpina
, 1874-06-13

Block, Catt1o-Common cattle, In decent
t1e.h, averaging 7o9 to 1,oao !ls.s..::i;t;..:'
nssRs, ltlls, and, sealaFsg atoarn.... ......::
Utttlo-Texaa: wtnttted North. .......!.. !,
Gs.tle-Tttaa. through ardycA. .:!,.....,..
I CATTLE AAt;EH. ] =
, 1874-06-13

oArTLE-There was aonle falling Of ia tie demand
to-tlny,anl prices wero iess hr,ny heid.. Ths waa
especially tho with tho poorer aorta, though even
Thu boHt grades did not command fully lats prices. Tie
easpr feeug prevalent attributable 10 he reror-
"a decline Of Ao In New ypEk md to tne fset thss
s1ce Of buycrs nos than yes
tersy tie ay beloro, but they invested ors spar-
.ngly notwithstanding the ceoonccsston8' offered
BY seiIurs: Sales wsrs It Tor through Tsras
cattle and Inferior to oa1nuon natives; at $37635to0
for butchers stook; At $3.bQ@A76 for aockera; at
at 35a0@gS0 for choiee 10 oxtrs do Thuro woro oly
two saleA at tho oslda hguroa. Much common atock
remains n tho yards aWait1ng buyers 80
QUOTATIONS.. "'
Extra Deeycs-qradads steers, ayorug1ug 400 : -
Choice Dqoyes-f1np, tit, well formed year
to your old atcers. averaging 1,2to 10 !
l.soo ha. ha.....:.,::.:.,:.:..,. !:.....: s.uoao.2o
STEERS. averaging ,l00 to $50 liz ea6a6a0
Pony dteera-Hat steers, averaging from
Msai,lm hrades-stecra In fslr deah, aYps.
aging 1000 TO !, 100 lbs. 476685t0
DnGchersa 4tock-Oommou TO fair stee1s,
aud good to a1trA COWS, for city Slaughter
averaging 800 to l.loo ha...... a.7s069s
, 1874-06-13
CHICAGO LUMBER MAnkEr.
FRIDAY EVENING, June "a.

FRIDAY EVENING, Iune u.
LUhfDkn FRE1gnT8. s'
alanistoe, $1.e21 hluskegon, $i.s75 Grand Haven,
t1sIA Lndington, White Lake and pontwates, s1.ao;
The receipts Of lumbar were light, and tho offerings
at the docks limited to about IL cargoes, most Of them
tho remainder Of the deet which arrived day two
ago. The denand wAs fair nthe morning, ABOUT 10
cargoes changing hands, prices not differing material
y i ls undeistoot troin those current past
caro- to report their sales. Peca:atuG quoted ut
ss609oe0; good to choice boards and strips $l3609
1900; comrnon DO, $o.oo@1o25; lath,: $l.ao8i.8s;
ahiDgles, $9.7s92.85.,
BaIes tnci,lde: - :
Cargo xohr Eliza Day, from white Lakc, ITO m COM
mon boards and strips ut $lo.25; 80 M 18th at $2oo.
Sold by ". B. Prettytnan.
Cargo schr Tri-Color, from Holland, 40 m. whto.
wood, at $1,000, $500, and S290l Sold by William
McBiade.
Cargo schr G. r. noberls, from Mu.tegon, Is m feet
strips and boards at .00 2o8 m lath at 4.80; $500
pckets ut $500. mill tally. Sold by 1rish, Duhen Il
Co. '--:4 - e-~s- = ,:
At THE YARDS.
=, Common grades Of lumbar are quoted from soc9
$100 per m lower, and not very nrm. The upper
qualities steady. The eountsJ demand il un.y
far aud the city trado Light. Following the quo
f~fi1
, 1874-06-13

Pu11AbaLRuIA, juno 12.-Wool in good :tienand
Ollie. Pennsylyania, and Went Visa3na Xxx aad shove,
b5@tGo =, 55@66e medium, 65Gasdc; loose, 4a@9O
Naw York, Mich]gan, Indiana. aud Western dne. 481
o.. I medium, oaa so9os: soarss, 45S4s9; eomhns
COO ftb bnwah4aJ, a5aao coarse aud medium un-;
washed, 85a5ao; tub washed, o6t8t7c.
, 1874-06-13
P1eett,e. Kaan l. Co, report as follows:

LATEST
New YonK, June 12.-The Troasury disbursod
fl42,0G0.
Customs receipts, s27000o. .,.-..
Specie engagements for to-morron's steamer.
S650 900, of which s450, 900 is coin, and the bal
anco bars.
Money easy at a@>2L per cont.
Sterling fair businesa ss ,4s716@4s7N for
50 days. and Aaat@49o13 FOR sight.
the lowest aud highest prices, carrying rates l@
3; loans fat.
Clsariugs, "a .0oo. 600.
0ovotumsnts firm and IN good demand. State
bonds. nothing doing. Railroad houds steady,
With slight advance in Pacific. 49,
Stocks 8rm to-day, with al advance Of ][@s@.
but tie volume Of business Was very small Erie
1Rs weak for time, aud declined from 2os< to
q91{, In sympathy with lower quotations In Lon
don, but closed at 29e5. At final cloBa the mar
ket vas steady In tone. Sales for to-day. 70, 600
1900 Pacific Mail; $500 Eric; $4,000 Lake
Shore; and 5000 Union Pacific.
, 1874-06-13

! ,liunb-1n tho hnR marknt tiero waa activity bath
o Ional and slfnItHH Aacunnt, nn' With continued
llgt racntpt* rrisnn slowHd M signs Of weakoning.
Tia Rahao n anlns VA" II .9o3to though with fow
h1saptltH tho iAya work dana at pslcca ranging
fron .o upward 10 $40. THIS fact sllat tho tt.atY
of th4 nrlnKa wan sofowfat nnve tho recont average
Will Aeaoint for iha higher average Of rrcca. Ne noto
enln4 At t4D69n for loor tn common cosrse, light,
nnnven, an'i lnixei lola; at tslos5b0 for medium
grasfeH and ~ for good IL strictly primo
1'hn market c1oAod stsntIy sud 6Fln.
, 1874-06-13

- Auc NOW xuFR LEY J00a8 H1QFRok.
NEw Yonh, Juns. .l1.-nus.ness quiet with tohbers
but the oonlluisaion houses transacted fair business
In staple cotton goods and heavy woolsuy, Ootton
goods hF1nly held BY manufactured agents; heavy
brown sheotinEa In good don,ana; borderad priuta
md iancy ehirt1ngs In steady REQUEST; gMgtams dull
and light colors lower black Iron grenadines In I'M
, 1874-06-13

plttsburg Oil DIarket,
Prrrsnun0, June 12.-Gruds quiet; salsa II D0aooa
refined quoted At 12Ao; June. 124o: July, 13o.
, 1874-06-13

METALS AND TiNNE1la' sTO0K-,Yore stoady
under good country douand. for tho Hcason as tie
lin TLArs-1o, 1osla sl26o do. l2xl2 3ta %; 1ax'
g. $3.50; do, roofing, l&x2o, lo sl2oo DO, 2ex2a
T1a T1n-1argo, 800; u,nalI, alo; Bur SIC.
HoIpkN-Nu. !, 24o No. Z aoo: -,
do, u, GaPcs
buasT ziso--Full oasts, 100; less quantity. 1oXoi
HnzKT' iaos-No, 2t, 10 rates; nussis Iron. e, Q,
.nd lo 22a DO. II ana ~ 21o: d1 No; @ stsned 200
rates American lsassls-A. 1ee y, i2do: ,o
do, 2sa91o. l4o; No. al l6o No: 2S, 1ec. discount
Of - Per cant II Hada from this llst
ll3o u aud II. l2do, u and 10. 1Ao; IT. 1aO ~.
, 1874-06-13

R1alea command high pr1ccc. Wo quota poor 10 extra
shorn 1t $4.oo2G.25 a carload Of anahorn aold at
, 1874-06-13
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO. u .,s |
,.- friday EvENINo. Jllua IL. :,
The receipts q I've stock during ths week have been
, 1874-06-13

4 7ng1n16 0ofF68Fo0dsnt ct the Nov York
Journal Of Commerce writes: ',Wa arc ap-
unprecedented yield We Aayo NOT had prog
peot equal to 1t since tho war. Our uext tobacco
crop cannot bo very largo on account OF The gen
eral rayages by tho ny and 1t ia too late to ralgs
more for planting. This fact has improved tile
coming forward and upon the MARKET"
From tue 18th to tho 10Th OF May forty eight
cargocH Of wheat passed the Darlauolles, oil ito
nleditoranoan ports, e1copt Bix. which 90 to tho
United Kingdom.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
OF bEoaslssntfs at peo1ia for tho week ending
Juno u, 1874; 'o
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE.
mSSsE'A
LyBrand g. Son

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Il OF the public TO an examination OF
their STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHAN-
Disc, consisting OF Pianos, Church and
Parlor Organs. Melodcons. Fiolins, Gui.
tars, Banjos, Fiutes. Accordeonn, Brass
and Silver Band Instruments Of all kinds.
Also, Sheet Music and instruction Books
for every Glaze of Mnaica Instruments on
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the State of South Carolina of EstcyS Co y
COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Musicscnt bv
mail. post paid, on receipt Of price: and all
kinds OF Musical Goods sent by Express,
when ordered. to any pari "i tho State,
marked G.. o. y. Good Sccont.- hand ri.
anop and Organ. sor sale cheap. for caah.
Pianos. Organs and Molodcone Tuned and
Repaired in satisfactory mn1nt-: and
will givcnspecialAttcnti t. Packing. Re-
moving nd SHIPPING PiI"os for oih.l par
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Allordrrs nrompil. atttnGtGtoandsat-
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INoEsTuoUs RApE.-Simon Milan.
residing In Putnam County, w. Va,
on The 12.h instant, vas held for the
action of the grand jury on q charge OF
rape preferred against him by bis
daughter. Annie. aged 18 years. The
circumstances are atrooious.
UDDRRzooK. 1t is going the rounds
Of tue press that Undertook. the mur-
lerer, hanged the other day, was q
total abstainer from Intoxicating
drinks and tobacco. There's an exam
pie for you!
SMITH. The Arkansas prctender ia
named Volney Voltairo Smith. An ac-
quaintance Of tho family says his father
was Delaznn Smith. OF Oregon. com
monty known as Delusion Smith.
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THY KINGDOM CONE Three words.
Weighty. instructive, monitory words.
Characteristic of the prayer; charac-
teristio also of the author. The first
lifts the thoughts upward. Reminds
US Of the presence, of the relationship,
OF the name. Corrects the selfishness
which spoils and drags downward the
prayer even of the regenerate. Bids
as think Of God, and lose ourselves in
Him. The second reminds us of
great system, magnificent organiza-
tion, as of some vast empire Of lives
and souls, of ages and universee, of
eternities and infinities, high above US,
deep beneath US, before US and behind,
in which We are nothing. yet which is
everything to US, in which to have q
place is glory, for which to be allowed
to pray is the highest honor and the
highest dignity of the creature. The
third bids US exercise this honor, this
dignity, at once. Here, ns we kneol,
as We utter the petition in church or
house. or chamber, we are doing an
act which implies divine worship,
We are putting hand to work which
is all Gods, we are claiming a fran
ohise. and citizenship. and priest.
hood, not of earth. but of heaven.
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N @ N E Y TO II An
On Marketable Coilaterals.


TXCHANGE on New York. Baltimore,
H. Philadelphia, EoSton ard ali proIni-
nent cities of the United states and En-
rope bought and so,i
DEPOSITS receive. and interest bear in e
certificates issued.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD and SILVER
bqrsht and sold.
ACCOUNTS OF merchants and others
from the city and country solicited, and
Liberal. LINES OF DISCOUNISgranted
by the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
Corner OF Plain and RichaIdson streets.
Wrapping Paper.
A FULL supply OF WRAPPING PAPER
N just received from the Atlantic Paper
Mills, for which We are sole agents. and Of
fered at lower prices than same quality cal
be delivered from the Northern cities. Call
and examine quality and prices at the store
Of JOHN AGNEW d SON.
EnheNriho f0v tho pt3DGJr
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Enough.
am so weak, dear Lord! cannot stand
One moment without Thee.
But oh, the tenderness Of thine cnfold-
And oh. tho faithfulness of thine uphold.
And Oh. ths strength of Thy s;sh. hand.
That strength is enough for me.
am so needy, Lord! But we'll know
All fulness dwells in Thee;
And hour by hour that never-failing
treasure
Supplies and fills in over flowing measure
My least and greatest need. And so
Thy grace is strength for me.
It is 80 sweet to trust thy word alone;
do not ask to see
The unveiling OF thy purpose, or the shin
ing
OF future light on mysterias entv:ning:
Thy promise roll il all my own
Thy word is enough for me.
The human heart asks love. Eut now I
know
That my heart hath from Theo
All real and full and marvellous affection,
SO near, 30 human! Yet divine perfection
Thrills gloriously the mighty glow
Thy love is eneugh for mo.
There were strange soul-depths, restless,
vast and broad,
Untathomed as the sea
An intiDite craving for some infinite still
Dp. now s1Ei Thy perfect peace is per,e Ct
filing
Lord Jesus Christ. my Lord, my God,
Thou, thou art enough for me!
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Il Thoroughly supplied with POWER
PRESSES Of the Latest Improvement !;
TYPE of various grades and STYLES
from one foot to the tifiietb part OF an
inch in size; BOEDERS, CUTS,&c.:
Black, Colorcd and Transfer INKS:
PAPER, CARDS. .Sc. Work executed
at shortest notice. in latest and best
tyles and at New York prices. CALI
and EXAMINE. SPECIMENS Of
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Piedmont Airline Railway.
t.. 80. MT, rtttig l-iS CONDENSED TINE
NfR sSa s.n2----59, !, J ALLIE, E,cLmont, and
Danvlile, Richmond and Danyiile il. w., y.
{. Div:s!oA, and North Wcstt1n y. g.. Il. ".
GOING SDHTU
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NA"Al EAfHEss, FREIGHT AND ACCoNMorL-
TON TRAIN, SUndh!
LeaVcColum bia .7.l5 p n arrive. {. go II.
Arrive Charleston7 7.10p D. Leave. &c IS nj
camden Iraini runs Monday, W.dnesGay
ana Saturday, az follows:
Leave Columbia 1.5hpm Arrive il 80 am
i-tave Camden & 50aIn arrive & So I'm
; b. tIcX:NS, Genera! Ticket Agent
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Summer Schedule S. Il U.R.R..
DOWN TRAIN UP TRAIN
Change Of Schedule /.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoNpA>Y
COLUMBIA, s. c., October IS. 1873.
Az "a q @aaesss g csapss sa is,o sehednle 7".i: e
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A LEAuT1rub THOUGHT OF JOHN
RusK1N.- -Ruskin has said in language
OF unequalled beauty, "He who has
once stood beside the grave. to look
back upon the companionship which
has been forever closed, feeling how
impotent there are the wild love. or the
keen sorrow to give one instant's plea
sure to the pulseless heart. or atone in
the lowest measure to the departed
spirit of the hour of unkindness, will
acareely for the future incur that debt
to the heart, which can only be dis.
charged to the dust"
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An unfortunate young woman was
taken sick in New York and vas sent
to one OF the hospitals. where she was
treated for small pox, and it was seve.
raj days before it was discovered that
she only had hives. During her con.
valescence she was raped by promi-
nent official, who was tried for the
crime and acquitted. This so affected
the girl that she took poison, and her
life is despaired Of.
BOLD ROBBERY IN New York. In
New York, on Saturday, shortly after
dark, Brainard T. Norris was knocked
down and robbed of money and a
check for 25.26C. The affair took
place in very popnlons part of the
0ity, and ut a time when people were
passing and rcpassing. The villainy
was committed within minute, and
the thieves escaped with their plumber.
A colored man came TO grief near
Salt Water Bridge, Beaufort, last Sa-
turday. He was driving bull in his
cart, when the animal concluded to lay
down. The driver at once began he.
laboring the beast with thick board
to make him get up. but in vain. The
tide arose and covered that bull, and
made beef ont OF him. and the owner
refuses to be comforted.
Sunday evening amusements have
full swing 10 New York this winter,
the courts having enjoined the Police
Commissioners from interfering with
them.
Circus managers will keep their
shows out Of Georgia. The tax of 5000
day amounts to prohibition.
Boeoher preaches we'll on "lhe fall
OF man." He kcows how it is him
self.
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l. 2, 8 and Sheet Posters. II nd bills,
Programmes, Circulars, Pamphlets,
Bills of Fare, Briefs, Letter Heads,
Dodgers. Bill Heads. Checks,
Horse Bills, Receipts, labels,
Railroad Blanks, Legal Blanks,
Tegs, Cards all kipde and sizes-
Wedding, Visiting. Business, Show.
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor
PHaNIx and GLRANKR Establishment
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Seegers vs.. Cincinnati Reer.

nNllE Cincinnati Gnirtie makes the AstO-
4 nishinE SnUourccmon that Cincinnati
bc'" is no longer pure, but adultcrated with
mo.a.seh. sugar of starch. iuecl oil ana the
poisonous co.chicum. The Commissioner
81 Agriculture, III his report for 1865, says
that frot Mapes. q: New York, analyZetl
the h"cr from dozen dif,eren: brcwerits =,
ana t"n"d oil OF it adulterated. Cocculus
lndicus and nnS yOmica entered largely
into iis cOrposItion
j. G.. SFEGERS guarantees his bee to be
pnit aud reliable. He does not adUlterate
IT. In. hrtws fiom the beet barley, msl:
and hops. Jan23
Drugs. Paints, Oils. &c.
WMTEn ELEACHED srERM OIL,
w Pure Linseed Oil, Meats Foot Oil.
Olive on, Sweet Oil. Cod Liver Oil, Castor
Oil. Wholesale and retail At
Oct 7 Il. Il. HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
Oats! Oats!!
O0n BUSHELS Choice Feeding
ih.O,y5O OATS; 16n 1ast ssseivsd q sds and
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3reenvllle and Columbia RailrOsd
CHANGE OF sClEDELE

Es % - ssealle e TIA1Ssrun > " ~ S.ijr q 4 N
Sundays CONNECTING will Nirit
Trains on South Carolina Kailre a d nj and
down.. On and after Friday, August cs.
the following Will be the Schedule:
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Wilmington, Columbia and Aug z E
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART,

COLUMBIA, 8. O., Nov. "a. 1874.
AAk - dule viii be operated
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN No2 TRAIN 10 4
Leave Goiumbia....... $50 an s.15pm
Arrive Wilmington. Gas p m ITO m
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN no TRAIN no
Leave Wilmington. GAO m 6.1O p m
Florence: .......12.5o m 11.40 m
Arrive Columbia...... $40 I'm 400 m
Train No. 2, from Columbia, is an accom-.
mediation to Florence, and there connects
closely with \. E. Il. r., and at Wilmington
with ". d W. r. i. 10 all points North.
Train No. from Columbia is fast Ell.
press, making thu ough come ctions, allraiI.
North and South. and water line connec.
tions rid Portsmouth.
Train No. l. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with n. Il. Il. Il. for
Charleston, and is an accommodation train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 3, from Wilmington, is g fast
Express, connecting closely from and 10 all
points North and south Through tickets
sold ana baggage checked 10 ali principal
points. Pullman slecpers on night trains.
Train No. leaves Columbia daily, Sun.
days excepted. Express No. every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A. POPE, Gen. Passenger ant TickotAeept