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SPECIE PAYMENT.

The Senate has passed the Bill agreed
upon by a Republican caucus of the Senate
looking toward specie payments, text
of which will be found in days Wing.
The first object of the bill is to establish
the long talked of free banking, which
is analogous to the shin plaster era when
every store keeper issued his own notes,
except that there are more restrictions
placed upon the latter free banking pro
ject. The second feature is the with
drawal and destruction of $50 in green
backs for every additional 800 of national
currency issued, which it will be seen is
going away from, instead of approaching
specie payment. The reason we have not
specie circulating now, is because we have
too much paper ailoat; yet this plan pro-
poses to issue $50 more than is cancelled.
When the greenback circulation has been
reduced to $500, 000, 900, then cancelling
and destruction of that species Of paper
stops.
The Secretary of the Treasury is author
lied to use the surplus gold in the Treas
ury for the purpose Of redemption, and if
not enough is accumulated in this way, he
may sell bonds and purchase gold.
This plan will never reach specie pay
ments. The immense volume of paper that
is provided for free banking and the na-
tional banks, will supply all the channels of
trade with money, and as fast as the Treas
,boo oh in
will go out of the country as it does now,
till resumption is suspended. But public
opinion and the hard pressure of financial
affairs have compelled Congress to turn its
face in the direction of specie payment
which is an important point gained. 1t is
at least a gratifying sign to see that august
body of investigators, takers and salary
grabbers showing some symptoms of
being educated. Having got its face to-
ward specie payments, and one unsteady
step taken, the country will gain hope,
that a further advance will be made by and
by. Matters are not going to grow any
better while the reign of irredeemable pa
per money lasts, and every year will de-
mand more sternly the resumption of specie
If you go down to the heart of the masses,
you will always find that a gold dollar is
their idea of real money. And men of
large means who do an honest business,
demand return to specie payment. They
want stability, and gambling adventures
driven out of the channels of trade where
they act the part of pirates preying upon
the earnings of legitimate business, de-
stroying confidence, creating uncertainty
and interrupting the steady movements of
trade.
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EB-The New York Graphic contains
full page cut of the immense establishment
of Wanamaker & Brown, Oak Hall, with
lengthy description of the establishment
and business, from which we CLEAN the
following interesting piece of history:
What A. T. Stewards establishment is
to the dry goods world Wauamaker e
Browns Oak Hall. Philadelphia, is to the
clothing world. Neither of the establish.
ments are surpassed the world over in
originality and completeness. The vast
warehouse occupied by Oak Hall, of which
we give picture, covers the whole end of
one of the principal blocks in the business
quarter of the city, fronting on Sixth street
$50 feet and on Market Sc feet. The huge
iron and brick facade, with it's many win
dows, stands where one hundred years ago
stood the famous mansion of Robert Nor
ris, the financier of the Revolution. In
mediatey adjoining was the garden of
George Washington, whose Presidential
mansion was then the first in the city.
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THE PEOPLES MoNTHLY-We have
received the December No. of this excellent
magazine somewhat late, on account of it
having gone astray in the mail. The lead
ing attraction is continuation of that
deeply interesting serel, "Simon Gritty" a
tale of the border, which has been running
in the Monthly for several numbers The
demand has been so great that the back
numbers have all been exhausted, and a
synopsis of SO much of the story as has
been published is given in the present No.
The Monthly is full of Christmas reading.
the very thing needed round the family
hearth to pass the holiday evenings pie as
antly and profitably away. The Monthly is
published at Pittsburg, by the Peoples
Monthly Publishing Company.
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DUSs.-The Annapolis Gazette publishes
in its last issue the following dunning par
agraphs. What would our readers think,
if The Wing was to go for its customers in
that way?
Please do not overlook the invitation TO
remit the amount due for the Gnzeite by
New Years Day.
Advance payments are in order under
the new postage law. Subscribers who
have not paid for 1875 should remit at
once.
Those in arrears and those who have not
paid for the coming year, will make Jan
uary list Happy New Year" to the pub
Usher and his employees if their remit
tances reach us before the old year expires.
Persons receiving bills due this office
will please remit the amount before New
Years Day.
We send out number of bills with this
issue and urgently request a prompt remit
lance by mail. Who will disappoint us?
We pay postage on the GaseHe sent out
of the county. Subscribers will see the
necessity of forwarding their subscriptions
before January LIST, 1875.
Remember the subscription price of the
Gazette for 1875 must be paid in advance.
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ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

TO INVEST FEW DOLLARS, WITH POSSIBLE
RETURNS OF THOUSANDS, Is OFFERED BY TIE
DISAPPOINTMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY
TO TIE eth OF FEBRUARY. NEXT, OF THEIR
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT AND DRAWING
HE IAHAGEMkSP ARE PLEDaED TO THE
RETURN OF TIE MONET Il THE DRAWING
SHOULD NOT COME OFF AT THE DAY NOW
APPQINTEH.
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HPhysicians recommend DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup when all other medicines fail,
as certain cure for Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, and Coughs or Colds of long stand
ing. For sale by all Druggists.
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tB The young folks say, if live until
l am gray will never use any hut MooRE's
Wilmington City Soap" /
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A GREAT OPPORTUNITY

A EKEAT OPPORTU NITY!
You can get good Working Suit
For Ten Dollars,
You car get g Bays Suit
From Five Dollars upwards
GU can get Children's Play Suits
From Three Dollars upwards.
You can get good Business Suits
of fancy Cassimeres, very low
You can get Dress Suits ,ai Clothing,
ri every kind, unc4ualled in quantity
and
lou can get an immense assortment
To select from, at the very lowest prices,
at BENNETT & CO.'S, TOWER HALL
5ls Market Street, Philadelphia, half way
between Fifth and Sixth Styeets,
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SOTICE TO SrnIAHnLnERS

I'll" iuruai Me- ting If tie Stockholders OF TIE
COLUMBIA AID PORT DEPOSIT RAILROAD COM.
PANh Nil lee inli Al tn" Office OF the Company. No
- south f"G:t: Street Phi, al, lpa. Pa on MONDAY
Js>t'E i:tI lA-j. tt IL n'r!,rk N.
,tirn ;vr President aid l. ce,t"rs day and
Il .''. JAS. T. M..L!RE
: p I>-+-2s ;, T.t,ry
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FARM or Tract Of LAND.

situated lying and being near the village of College
Green IN Cecil county aforesaid and adjoining the lands
o! ill., Brickl"y. Robert Boucher and others whercon
William Fee now resides, being the land which
was conveyed (" the said William Foe by Abraham
shnkle ami wife, by deed dated the l7th day of Nav
D. 1851, aud recorded in Liber W. IT, r.. No = folio
2o &c, one of the Land Record Books Cecil county
or, fai and "eins the same lanf which conveyed
hN William Fee and wife t. Thomas s Abrams by deed
81 mortgage. bearing date the 18th DAY of May. A. D.
1873 and recorded in Liher d. s. No y folio $50 &C.
one Of the Land Record Books of Cecil county aforesaid
and contains
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Whole Tickets $50. Halves, So Tenth, or each
Coupon s.. Eleven Whole Tickets $500
For Tickets, Information, address
THO. f.. BEAMLETTE, Agent and Manager
Dec &c. IS74-im Louisville XIV
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.FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF LAND.

MORE OR LESS.
The improvements consist of good COM s..aS
fol'ahle Frame DWELLING HOUSE BARN 1islH&
and other necessary ouhuildings. There is a Ea9 HA
Spring of excellent water within a steps yE.tiS
Of the door: and Apple Orchard in full bearing con-
ditlon with variety oil other Fruit Trees upon the
premises
THIS desirable property Is situated within four miles
OF the village ct Rising Sun. depot the Philadchia
and Baltimore Central Railroad and within five miles of
North Etst, depot on the Pha. vii Baltimore Rail
road rencrin. and convenient either the
cities OF Philadelphia or Baltimore for marketing or
other purposes 1t is also convenient to churches.
schools, mills. &c.
THE TERMS OF SALE, as prescrib ID by the decree
are that one-third of the purchase money shall paid
in cash on the day of sale and the residue equal
instalments at Six and Twelve months from the day Of
SALE credit payments to bear interest from day of sale
ana to be secured by the Ponds Notes of the pur-
chaser, with security to be approved by the Trustee
Expenses OF deed 10 be betrayed by the purchaser
w. s. EVANS, Trustee.
Dec IL, lS74-ts j. b.. ASH .uctione.r
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NEW lDTERIISEME NI,S,
NoEICE-

The Annual MyCt'n.; Of tie Stockholders Of THE
PHiLAbEihHIA AND BALTIMORE CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held in the Hat in IN"
B'roush of oNf"rd Pa, on MONDAY JANUARY Ian.
lsI3 when and whore Election for Managers serve
tn" ci~riIc var W g h. I-ld. J. L. HitkiY
Dec "a, I,74-2w SnrI.;ary
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lFY- Go into store in Cecil county on
a wash day and sit one hour, and You will
hear enough calls for more of MooRE's
- Wilmington City Soap" to make you
dream at night, you are making soap in S
tin pan with tea spoon for a ladle. Try
If
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500 PIANOS and ORGANS

ev dnd Secondhand. "f First class Max
ers. WH be %0R at Lower Prices Tar cash or on
indictments, ~ ia rent. IN City or Country,
during these hard times aud tie HOLIDAYS
bN HORACE WATERS & son, 4Si Broad.
way. than ever before offered In, New
York Agents wante to Srjt Waters. Sew
scale Pianos. and Concerto Organs. Ii.
Iustrated cata lOGueS mailed. Great In.
Gucernents to the Trade. 4 tnrgs discount
10 TEACHERS, MINISTER'S, CHURCHES LODGES
r;,
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SALE,

BY virtue Of a decree of the Circuit COurt for Cecil
county. in cancery and order of resale passed by
said Court the undersigned Trustees will sell on
TUESDAY, tie 5A day Of January, 1875,
at II clock y. at the Court House door in Elkton all
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NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

VIE undersigned has fitted up suitable
4 rooms in the Wslkor building, nearly
.oppoeite tho Wheeler Honse, for practicing
branches. PICTURES, from minature to
he size, gotten up in tho shortest possible
.:me. Copying and reproducing old pictures
IL specially. Call and examine specimens.
Hla! . D. W. W.A.RECKLING.
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Special Notaoea,

ORsThGLES To nIARksIACE- HAPPY
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from tho effects
of errors aud abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored. lmpedimeDts 20 Marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir.
culafs cent free. in scaled envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWAi;E ASSOCIATION, No. Q
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa-an
institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
Feb 10 ur3no
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f,-,.e.
:. Fcvcrs, C',iccs:it.r. I-:,,.r,ra.io-s, ~
:. Worms. Nvii.t ic.rr, Wuri!. u.,r. 80
:" CryinS-tCl!c, orT.r;,.:r:.. OF I,f,::. 20
!. Di"r.heen, q ti.i'..e,: or Adults. %
= Dy>cns-Fy-- f::iin-, ii:..uas Co.,. -
I. .Ghoirrn-HIorbtIs,V Vomiting. 80
:. (ouSEs, C..,l., IL ;1..i.i.iS, -
5. Neural S:n. T'tith.,Ac, Iaceac',r. 20
- Headaches, SILK lieaalucn., N..".. 20
70. Dysrep.ia Dii;c:s i;'c,nac':. 20
-. suppressed, Or Painful IeiioGa, -
=. tFi:::eS, ."c Fra.usc Periods. y
~. Crccp. 'n;.:'h, Difficult Dreathin.-, 20
j.. >nii ttf.eur., Erys:,c!aa, Erur,ioa+, .
u. Dht ;lI.atisIn, Fncu.;in;ic P:,ins, FL
~. Fever nnt a Suc. Chill Fever, Aci.,;, -
=, Pies. !Hi:.! on hlc..ling, -
is. OplLtlIalJty, ard Sore or Weak Eyes, 50
~ Cnt:.rrh, Acl:e or Chronic InIncnya. ~
g. MISUNDERSTANDING Violent Coughs, 20
q. ASt:!.na, Oppressed Breathing. -
:s. Hsn- nischargcs, Impaired Hearing. e
~. ScroiuIn, Enlnrgesl Glands, dwelling, 70
"a General Debility, Physical Wcakn,se, -
IS. Dropsy and Scanty Secrctions. 20
&c. Sca-Sicxncss, Sickness from Riding, ID
-. Kidney-Dise0se, Gravel, -; -
OF Involuntary discharges, ico
50: g. Srf1 nrss"ny % sak"sss. s. %e:,g lie I'D, s,
81. PninfuI Periods, with SpnsInS, 20
81. sufirrinc;i tfaHGe o. !:e, 100
81. nfphth-r,, 81, s",e Throat. 50
IS. Chronic <"n;.cstions 9nl EruIt:ons, 50
FAMILY CASES.
Case ,1IorocccJ with above 13 large via!s and
Manual Of Directions, $40 90
case or single box to nny part of the
coSntry, free OF charge, on receipt OF
price. Address
Humphreys Sps oi1lS Is o:,c.
OF. n,l Depot. No $50 RRoADwAY. NEW YORK.
For Sale hy all Druggists
Forssiv us ueiger IL McGl,gur, Accn.s.
May 90 iTly
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CASH

A FTER TO-DAY, we will cell Goods for
N CASH ONLY.
COPELAND & BEAKDEN.
COLUMBIA S. c., April 20, 1874. 3mo
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pA!cEs 10 SUIT TIE TIMES.

Dcd.Eocms from s3pcr month upwards;
Family Rooms from 80 per month upwards;
Lawyers CA:ccs from Sc per month upwards.
WATER, GAS, WATER CLOSETS. WOOD
CLOSETS and olher modern improvements
insido tic building. No lack rooms, all
iron;ns OIL Tie street. Good ventilation A
j"nitoi ia charge Of the building. Apply at
Centrs! LAX, o. - Nc:ars. SEIBELS &
EZE!L April
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A negro boy died of hsdrophobia in
Athens, Ga, on Monday.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
HAFING resigned the agency OF the.
la Southern Life Insurance Compafy Y, we
have connected ourselves with tho
Cotton States Life Insurance Company;
OF MACON, GEOKGIA.
WE. JOHNSON, SO OBEAR,
President. Secretary.
CdpltaI $5UU. .UOC
Sthte DepObN5.. .................... loU, OUO
The Company issnes policies on both the
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS, giving t.
non participating policy holders the advant-
ago OF premiums LESS by twenty per cent.
than mutual rates.
1t will establish BOARDS OF ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in tho principal cities Of the
State. and will contract with said Boards to
invest In said cities seventy per cent. Il
net premiums taken there, thus maxi
Home Company in Each Locality.
We confidently recommend this staunch
Southern Company to our friends and the
public, and bcspeakA q continuance OF kind
patronage hereto ofore extended to us. @
BLACK & WARING.
General Agents for South Carolina.
Active and reliable oAnyassere wanted with
whom We viii make liberal contracts.
Feb u 3mo
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Hay! Hay!. Hay.!.

MZYN THE SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE
ksHEJ COMPANY has always on hand tho
largest stock of HAY in Columbia
comprising both Eastorn and Western, which
wiii be delivered anywhere in the city, free
OF charge for drayage, and at tho very lowest
Our facilities for purchaeing and handling
are such as to enable us to compete success
1uily with any other house, and parties in
need VIII do we'll TO give MS call before
deraold. -. 1I', 0'
Particular atiention is called To our stock
market. - Mays3mn
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RON. R. B. ELLIOTT

REATLY pleased the citizens Of Boston
NJ by his eulogy on Charles Sumner. The
of Columbia by the sale of thope celebrated
Cent Cigars. Every one should remember
that tho Maids WiGwam is iest1anarte for
Cigars and Chewing Tobaccc; also, that she
makes Pipes, Cigar Holders, S:aGEe.s' ART.
cles and
CANES A
Speciality. In fact. to know now far che
surs i'll this line, inquire OF those who
have bought II Cigar from her for cents
superior to those sold elsewhere at 10 cent?
and then be convinced That asa
CONGRESSMAN IN WASHINGTON
Studies the interests OF his constituents. II. 70
this Maid of Luxury considers this interest
DIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE, Columbia Eotc.
Block Columbia, 4. q. April 70
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BLISS SUPREME There is not in
this wide world ~ happier life than to
sit by The stove-pipe and tickle your
wife; to kiss her warm lips in your
moments of glse. and twist the cat 's
tail when she ju umps on your knee.
The Republicans of Missouri aro in
great stew, not knowing whether to
dls6and and form now purity or take
defeat under the old name. The De.
mocracy stands rs firm AS rock.
a gourmandizing PhiIadelphian
passed AWAY while yet in the midst of
his forticth quart of peanuts.
Mr.. Edward Thompson died sudden.
ly in Charleston, on the Both nlt., of
indigestion.
Judge Carpenter will hold an extra
court in Lexington on tho goth inst.
A mass meeting of Grangers is to be
held at Seneca City on the 7th inst.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintances OF Mrs
G. b. PARK and family are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral services Of the
former, at tho late residence OF Mrs. F.
Bell, near Barhamville, at 9 o'clock, THIS
MORNING.
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Ward No, 2 Tax Union.

A StEC1AL meeting OF this Tax ULion
~ ~ VIII be held THIS Saturday. EVEN
ING. ut o'clock in Temperance Hnll. over
Alr. CantwelPs store. All those who wish
to join are requested to send i'll their let
ters. Members will please be punctual.
JOHN Nick ESIiE, President.
oAMCEL BEARD, Secretary. Aug1
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N Office.

1NliE Israelites OF Columbia are roou ested
L to attend a meeting, nt Odd Fellows
Hall, ,TD-MOKROW, tSunday,) at o'clock
L. A., for tho purpose of maxim. arrange.
mcnts Tor the celebration of the approach
ing holidays. anp13
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MARRIED.

In this city, Thursday evening, July 3Oth,
by Rev. Sidi H. Browne, Mr.. VIM. j. VAN
lNGEN; OF Brooklyn. N. Y. TO Miss
s. G. No cards.
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Just the Season for Turnips,
See Weiui{SI's

Il c.
DLAN RUrA BAGA, Large Amber
~ Globe; Large White Dutch. Large
White Globe. Winter Flat Dutch. Red run
yellow Aberdeen, Improved seven Ton.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at
Aug H:INIrSH'S Drup Store
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@ale.B = .
Notice.

OFFICE CHAR. COL. 4 AUG. r. R..
COLUMBIA. 8. c., July 81, 1874.
10y recent changes ifl the schedules Of
IL Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta and
Atlanta and Richmond Air Line Railroads.
arranged for the special accommodation of
the travelling public, close connections are
now made ota Charlotte to Spartanburg,
GreenvilIe and all points along line of A. 4
Il. A. L. Railway and pi1 A., T. j. o. and
Carolina Central Railroads. for Cherryville,
Linoolnton. Statewide, Hickory Tavern,
Asheville, DO. See schedule below:
GOING NORTH.
Leave Columbia, 100 4. NJ.
Arrive Charlotte, 22oP. NJ.
Leave Charlotte, uia A. Il r.
A: L. R. r., 31sP.
Arrive Spsrtanburg, 8.24 p. n.
Arrive Greenville. 1O.42 p. NJ.
Leave Charlotte, uia Carolina
Central, for Oherryville, DO, 8 90 P. NJ.
Leave Charlotte, uid A., T. &
o. r. r., for Statewide,
Hickory Tavern. etc.. 325P. n.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Greenville, 2O6 A. II.
Leave Spartanburg, 4.09 A. NJ.
Arrive Charlotte, 8.n6 A, II,
Leave Charlotte, $50 A. n.
Arrive Columbia, 2.42 P. NJ.
Arrive Augusta, 8 05 P. NJ.
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
A. POPE,
July 81 6 Genl Pas. Il Ticket Agent.
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At Private Sale.

At Private Sale.
THE COTTAGE AND LOT, on the cor
l. ner of Sumter and Lady streets. con-
tanning FIVE rooms and hydrant water on
the premises. The grounds are in high
state Of cultivation. having thereon fruit
trees or various kinds. The place will be
sold on easy terms to an approved pur-
chaser Possession given Immediately.
Inquire OF ". ". DEANE,
at Presbyterian Publishing House.
July 20 w3