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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04
sALEs IRON 2l2 O'CLOCK P. NJ. TO CLOSE
MSS, 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ


Erie was the exception to The general stock mar
ket to-day, and advanced from 165s to 1873 sup
posed favorable reports from the English committee
now here. said to be examining the road and its
financial condition; but the activity and advance
are probably more the result Of the manipulation Of
those who are low the pOs5essOrs of WORTH
less security which they would like TO
transfer 20 other shoulders. Lake Shore,
after a rally early the day TO JSa4, during which
the shorts" are thought 70 have largely covered,
was so freely sold the orders of "a prominent
holder Of the stock at higher prices, as TO close at
the lowest point Of the day, 573l. There were some
rumors ahoat IN the street to-day concerning Lake
Shore. which Se forbear TO repeat without better
vouchers Pacific Mail was fairly sustained during
the greater part of the day at 3734G37-2, but
finally yielded and sold az BIS a decline
from last nights final Official quotation Of d
per cent Concerning this Company, we hear
the question frequently asked why the present man
ayers do not render report of its business for the
year ending May l. Western Union has been com
paratively quiet to-day, and on sales Of 20,+00
shares opened at 10, sold l. per cent and finally
closed at 1855, decline of y per cent from last
night A fair business was also done III North
West Common, st. Paul Common and Preferred. and
Rock Island. Union Pacific strong sales Of
only 200. and advanced s. from yesterday
The DAVIS business was light, aggregating
ONLY about 100, 900, of which 2O.400 were Western
Union. IL 800 Lake Shore, 2i,7OO Erie 500
North Western. $500 Pacific Mail, 1920 st. Paul
$500 St. Paul Preferred, and 300 Rock Island
At the close OF the Board the gals from yesterday
final prices were, in Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph
Der cent; Central and Hudson, u; Delaware Lacka
wanna and Western 49, Erie l, and Union Pacific IS
per cent anG the losses IN Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Preferred. Is per cent; Lake shore, % !;
Northwest Common, y; do Preferred, i ; Ohio and
Mississippi, 4 Pacific Mail, l.; Rock Island Il :;
St. Paul Common, b DO. Preferred, Il, and West
ern Union Telegraph 4 per cent. The opening
highest, lowest and closing prices Of active stocks
sod tO-day Will be found in the following table;
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AnG thn fnnowing for City Dank shares:

Railroad bonds generally strong and higher.
Ceo.ral Paciics advanced to 1O3 on the favorable
report of the Company for 1874. Union PacIhcS
were strong, and sold at 10l4G 1923 for tlrSS'
1OOi2 for Land Grants. and 93l2G037s for Sinking
Funds Harlem Coupon Firsts advanced li2 per
cent. selling at ia. Chicago and N0Tth-N esterh
Consolidated Gold Coupon bonds advanced TO s|i2'
Fries were steady. with sales of FIRST Ihlrd' ana
Fourth at 1O4 81, and SO respectively ONO ana
V;s.issinpi Second fell of to 7ll2 and Toledo
p.,,ia and Warsaw. Western Division to 50. The
hi Id
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

MidI@g Uplan9s 7itsd Mbidling Orleans 7a.- sales
ioOOO bales Including 1000 for speculation and export
The have been 81 900 bale. OF Which 100
American sales bales forwarded from the .hps ae
direct -pinners 1000 bales the stock IN port Is
which 42Sc0O bales American rtce pts o s
week $4,000 bales of which 400 Amer can s,na *
norris bales stock aOat Z3l 600 bales 81 WHICH
900 American. Cotton t0 arrive dull The rsciyS o
Wheat for the past three days have Loea DOWN. P~"i'
which AZ, 600 quarters were American . ,...-
ITyFRPOOl, sept 81 ~ y. mAu quotations OF Cotton
.inn,n. and arrivals for Je Of 1870 when
grated the neS crop lotion 70 atly
ID cheaper; saes Mddng Uplands Low hbidlng clause
stpsd October ard November a. lsd DO. do shipped BY
sail November December, at 7fls do do dehVersDs
January and feDrIarY, al q I'D 49,
LIyRRPoO- sept. $50 y. m.-Breadstuns srs nenFI'
ildii al. Genital for average California
for cub 90 9B4O Ped Western Spring and lOG GlOs
for Red Winter Peas 42ia42i for Canadian 49,. -.
LIVERPOOL sept 3-3 m.Of the sales OF COTTON tohsy
$4,000 bales were American. ,.,.u--
fIyH.POOL, sept 3-i3O p m-Cotton-Saies CT MnoIing
Uplan IT, Low MidaAng clause deliverable s.p.slnD.f ~
6bsi do Do deliverable nrslosr shd Droen"ei ~ iS-
INRRpOOt, -nt. B p nI.-Provisions- % eJy
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GENERAL MAhhET REPORT.


AsHEs-Tre market Is very dun ana values nominaJ M
changed at Il for Pot, e.. Tor Pearl
BEl-NAN- "a f4II pfItts unchanged o
W. quote WcscrI at g. 1"3c. -
Rt,tJN CDRN ANJ LHOOMS-rhe market for cora y
du md unchanged Long Green IuilIs qUOiet al lodI Co.
Shorf and Neu! T-;Isi tirru Tjc ana me- Sum
an , Red ana Rcd r,pel at 1dloc. rp"~ are Il NV
CyETE ir demand for llJ i tS~ ac'4Ft ild t' Ais
f. steady uncAingrt hcurrs' sal embrace 80 Dass 81
Ellen: Ter Mcinaun on terms NOT liauSihtn'
ana $40 bags Libra the latter at Bat NOR also nh p
vat- here tbs evening was 4@.tI5 DaE+ We
,Inf4 o,.iutry ~ ~
good do. -OH2u prime do, 20 80 So dna uAiI'.'
f-tu0. lSs02l 10 good
q-c All god. mid grab, there was rather more
hai
ai a. H suuGrv vcssrl-. AZ - $50 bags ii a,, -4
49,. be- and l~B hays -Intp Dunin ~2c al gold 80
qote Java IS 2:c.; -ingLor - -ici Lej l%l 80
3.c MaracDo u d-C.; Lgtayia- > y &C; jana a.
X "a DC SantO Deuinsu, l7LQlSc.. 4OItO Itco. Is
Ole. Costa I:.ca H. -lc -Ic1lc. 2t9 IL: Ah%0s'dla,
1871 ac; SayIn 70 G2-c; and Cdtac"a 1870 -oc AZ
gold. $50 , ... %. -. col, "a, g.. ,,- : o.- Nj,
ding trades above ana the market ipr t Sc ~ wen -
Is sea Wnr Tor tire Jos" eidD
cas- and irregular. quotations uncAangrd kttpl- ~ ne
iIg nor, to-day l.lo+ bales ans da. last Ntth.
8t5 bIles mis- day a-t year, LG21 bales consolidate,
bales bl1ian !, ~
iale. morris ointment T.. - bales stock q New OlA,
. i 1,.f.s o !soid.ted stock ~1t
ua-,, tufit
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-2D..6Ds

About 900 ,i30J ba-s cape and LTD bales Aus
t8lsnl nave ed direct TO the INFERIOR ana e
continent about 10000 bales remain Tor msOsll I'D tIs
e- Which, present aIran 3D. VIII last M tle Jun d
October Ttolish Of the ehs buyers both run ohe
AMI abr a present the sales yet less nuerOusiY AZ
enio. and than might have been expecto ~ tAe
~ in. Ortant series The Dd gs dlspy
the foreign under q ESQ circumstances sac"
"a her decline which, taxing Last SAFES rates as
Standard npatisOl, for Australan WOOL De qiOn
It anoat to per cent all round say 20
T., ~ y ID on Fine sidney Washed Fleece and
secured a. also Medium Van Diemans Land fleece I
>cor a. and Australian greasy tescr pt ons On ape
Woods the 1, less MARKED being barely III IN e
case OF ScUre altogether nominal III that OF Fleece Ors
T OF Tine sidney COt ing OOls Mas
already spec in the June sales they were cheap
remarkable Notwithstanding
should suffer tall this occasion: a. iOr COMP
ing WOOls-IOrt Philip and New LeiiLn Tue select
, during days. been Of too Indifferent CHAR
acer cOmDe ntO play ini the strong
MOI prove rule subsequently,, when large aud regular
tliu- are brought forward A very good demand
exists for crnss-Urcd WUols, both III England anu
abroad. but dul,nesE prevailing IN tis
las a.ect. likewise and the decline not much less
ia their that Of sgDtlOis On tne "hOle II
NAV m said the fail prizes has been greater dn was
ami lpat.4 that The value or Wool has OF iate
MAINTAINED level above the condition NJ the iraie seemed 10
warrant and consequently some margin 10
money prospects, and undoubtedly low STOCK II
reduce thar 10
mum. Tue Wool Notwithstanding tho hetsy supplies; ~
q al tie present ~
tr ado xpectet with IL the PROFANITY II not
subsequent Improvement. Of at least no further extension
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04

The money market was a. quiet and easy "a yes
teray and on call loans the rates were u to 81,
per cent. The market for mercantile paper is slow,
and we quote rates at AZ to per cent. The Gus
toms receipts at Washington today were $780,
600. aud the Internal Revenue receipts $500 600.
the United States Treasurer receiving fijO,O00 IN
National bank notes for 7, damption. The following
was tle Clearinghouse statement: Currency eX-
changes, S57 Zt5,O70; currency balances, %36j7,-
go; gold exchanges $5,27i551, and god bal
ances S939,37G.
Government bonds were quiet and generally 4
shade higher We annex the latest street quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04


TO-DAY Last ~ T. I@ia
For utilre delivery market Sac. - lower, vi
moderate inquiry -aios Is Ioi'O"s al q" "'''' "' 4
s Yesterday after y. rn.-scpenbrr l,aoO, l3'tc oc
tobrr I3OO isasc SOvtmbr, 400 - la.c zoo lt 1cc
II e. ui r. 100 isc January. 500, I3 l"a 300 Iac
F.rrs1y 6iJ $50. ltO. LIZA NaTch, 300 -34 &C.
April ! ~ cot. 100 40. July, 10, e., a z 49,
do Il I,ec 10ta. r. tOJ bales lest ay c,sue rce-
Der os2al5Sloc. Decembrr' %.s2G 5"ec- J@9uarI'
l3Iatsal57lcc February, is l'asa IL -. Msrch,
IL .so- q l3 I3,gc ; Apu, J4dl+ &C. May, "isd
iI7,.c june, llAGl4i aagc July, A'le IL 70.
tnIy No t. 2 D. IA. september. 1000, l3-la.c. 800.
m &C 300 I3siec.: November. 500, l1szc 100 IS a. 300
it, 31, 1913 a.. DeceHbrr 200, - LOO iS's2, iuu
c 20 lI7.c.; 81 - &C; .. 100 lt'g-'' 90, aloc'
January 100 l3sc. dO" ~ 52c 400 l-i'' ~ l"'s,
isr "a l3-axc 100. 1871 go. April 200 l3s'aIci 500
r MAY 40 l4asc 100, Ia lsc; june 100, iAtic tOt.
il 4,D hsle-: grant Uial -, 800 bales.
supply 81 DRY ol In laf Du pr'fts are ~ Any
sales of dunias BanA AZ 20 30 ANA 200 qnn
at Mackerel light stock ana nri
sls No do at %13 5Odsl4; No are scafce - 90 q" Zup
- Herring are hTn ana IN uriiail w"
sair. Of from store at S5c haA Shore S1t'
selling at ~ . -, - - 49,, $500, ..-,,, g.
Npuc,otaa aud the higher grades II rpIng, Wlc uusl
was I'd by dealers asking higher rates, hgh h1cs ~
old Winter firm quiet Whle New were EASIER Siihe
yfras IN moderate request only al about me same AZ ysIe
dav nile SupeTs not plenty ~ th cO7e VIC
aIrt on shipping with sales u 7OJ bhls Cy Nils
Western offered bbls SuV-rs at - @01s0 % 500
do \ % at 4 4tf q. city Mills are neglected. wac
hie cradles II Winter sold quite freely; LOU Dds III az All
about A. many Minnesota AT full rates. sales VI IIOOO OO
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Western Union. - 1911 7sA TsS
Atlantic & Pacific Tel. 90 20 20 20
PACING Mail. ....-....... STA S7% Sh g7k
Amer Mer Union Ell SEA- 597s sea- BOA
lose of the Exchange were

The London Stock Exchange will be closed on
Saturday for repairs Gable advices report matters
quiet there to-day. with Consols lower and United
States bonds steady to firm, but quiet. Money is
easy of access at Ia on pledge of Government col
lateral, and at 1osQ1% for three months bills of
discount. The Bank of England lost on balance, by
withdrawal. f35 600 bullion. The foreign exchange
market was dull and nominal. The asking rates
given in the table below, but the selling rates are
far under these, say Fl SIa$4 Sllo, and 81 S7'Q
81 S7l2. The gold market dull and devoid of
interest, the sales being limited, and all ar
1lt1:0l14ls. There no demonstration
a>a..st the short interest, and on god loans
the borrowing rates were Sei, lS2. ard lGi,
foT . single day. and 2, 6. 3, and per cent per
ann'un. The import entries of foreign dry goods at
the port OF New-York for the week ending to-day
wei- TO the specie value of S2,Gs1 ,G3S. The
ar.ount thrown upon the market footed up
S2.9l479O. The Assistant Treasurer pad out
$4,000 in called bonds and S91, 600 in coin in
terast. The days business at the GolI Exchang'
Bank covered Gold cleared. S26.31S 900; gold bal
an,es S92G,Sj9; currency balances, -. OGl,G19.
The quotations for gold were rs follows:
1000 ll4h 1870. 49, % "a 2?0..-.-lliis
l0"0.ll4is l2O0...-ll "A l&0-- lliis 3O0-.-.llis
lUO.-.ll44 II 3O.-..llii4 2:0---.lla's
The days business at the United States Sub
Tr' asury comprised:
Cold receipts. s4827lI Sc Curry paymentsSI o9$2Gz %
Gold payneuts. l. 1913 ~ Cary GalanceGl l795 ~
Gold baance 81 $lslli % Cus1n's.---.. 2'l'O,O %
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sylvania SiIea, third issue 49, Philadelphia and
Eric Railroad. 2oia; Reading Railroad. o6's; Penn
sylvanla Railroad, 50as Gold. l14lL
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pprNrrNG CroTUs MARKET.
DOMESTIC Markets.

Providence r. l., sept 3-Prnting Cloths strong at ID
fo Standard 64X64 with active demand and -
creased sales extra gOols are nov leid al &C.
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roSpoS sent 3-l23O D. m-COnsOls 9t7l .OT both money
and the account. Erie Hallway shares I4a DO prefeed
The rate the open market for three "nns
hills "a aI 8. per cent which ssdt per cent below tho
Rank rate The money at the Stock Exchange on
1overumrnt PER cent The stock Exchange
viii be- cloed The purpose Of continuing the re-
IoSDoS sept p m.-Pars dispatches quote rentes a
IoSDos sept 3-3 30 D. m.-The amount Of bullion with
drawn from the Of N Land on balance today 10
IcS1oN. Sept 4 p m.-Ere Railway shares. l4T- -.
$3.50 nlted statcs S"ouS 7o0' "i"s
1864. EIie tailN ay shares, .. 5000 -.
LONDON. 3-J / n.-Ialow, ~ az per
LoNDoN sep. 3-Evening Calcutta Lnseed. 5O'fooo
IAnseed I'll, "a od2J Y Cwt.
LONDON MARKET-sEPr. 3.
RGsn-COmnOn. % lluh
ltIrIeII a "
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The following shows the imports OF dry goods at
the port of New-York for the week ending to-day
and since the beginning Of the year, compared with
corresponding portions Of previous years:
F0r the Week ] So. ISL, -otSI2..
Thrown 0n market. 3,64l,2so 3,325.il+ s,9l4.79e
since Jan. l. . go. .e. 49,. ooo - ~ 80,
Ilrown ON marriott sOO57.365 sl,2l2,770 76,S59.ssS
AT Philadelphia stocks rated IS follows: Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-04

being rom canaia all OFFERINGS benz Of grade found
ready sac At rom seto si2 head ruling price "
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aovrRNMrNT srOCK pEPAR


SUES Of state B3n3s- R1ilroId Bon isBras and Rail
roGd shares E-DreSs Stocks @c
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NORTH. Western
Rock Island

TOl and Wah
] o.. be. 9
Han and ~ JOseNh
] u.....tc. '3'2
DUbuG and : Cty
10 he. 81
Morris and EsseX
li....i.c. -.
Chic and Alton
%O........l'0
700 ne. o "a,
2t......' %
Pitts. n Wayne &
Chic st
Ia loo IA
Del, Lack and W est
ern II r
20. ...hc. 1901
Ohio and Miss
ll1....c 1915
100. .s3. 10
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the berth and advanced The demand Inr
chaTtering chiefly
Petroleum market,
unchanged From other sources the call IL very
light bat note change Of rates The en-
gage uents in Jude 10 LIVERPOOL. by steam 72up BUSH
Grain At 2G@L; =, o bush rele 2L q 80 ~ LONDON
by steam, u0O bush DO, Sd 81 ID to Glasgow by steam
5000 bush. SLoa9d. The charters comIr se norwegian
bar, nener to Marseles OF 5000 bbls. capacity. with
Crude Petroleum. bbls., AZ a.. 9d, and Renned 90
~ DC German bark hence To Ra rtaa WIN 2SO
bills Refined d. At Ga 3 German bark from IN aslphls
Danzig, $500 bulls A2d IRE" on
consignment After Change there little done IN charters
the market continues and above exporters limits
kaaes seak. The charters were An
brig TO the AdTiatc, with II 900 cases efEed
jlc italian ark hence 10 Ptnarih ROADS 20
Bristol Channel with 80 Oqrs or IA AZ D. b appetizer re-
ported hence Cork for orders, win f,WD qrs 10 al
lOL-. British schooner Of - tons hence IN 81 JOh' y
f. with PoTk and Flour private terms quoted ~ 4o Tor
former ant Soc. the later; N0I an barr % 80
from Baltimore 70 Rotterdam with Tobacco reported
2Js. .-,.,-
FkUITSThe demand continues light and only Of o30ns
with without no icra cngr. sales l. 90
boxes - 20 20 boxes Loose on pr
800 3his. lots a 5dj In Turkish
Prunes Is little nothing dol Win slight stocks
prices hrm p cs- j. gh0rn 'rDn repofe AT ~ &c
S1rtlucs have been N IA demand IN ses Oi about 5JO
cases lah bpxr- e. private We on To-
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were the bids (:

STATE bonds were dull. Virginia COnsolIdlfed, ex-
matured coupons advanced to IT, The following
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12Io O'CIOCK-sALrs BEFORE
THE CALL

A RTWFNT-y O'CLOCK P. ".
IUS lO40COupOn
lO,OJ0.....,.........llV
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~. JOHN, \. B-~'llu"htI AM" A'Iii't'
Corn Nllb 300 Gia,wrr pix J. Iron, tons. 81
El1Ilr. Lp. 4UO Bottles. -gt-r bDls. 81
TgIEsIE-BaIk Caroline CASANOVA.
Petroleum ol.Jl"
YARMOUTH. y. s.-schooucr a. G. " q 'an.
Railroad Iron IOIG
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II Is generally understood that the
capital Of the United States will be re-
moved to Long Bransh, N. j., on or
about LIST Of July.
In . fox-chase in England lstely, the
Rev. @. w. Wilkinson broke his neck
and Florence Douglass smashed her col
Iar-bone; but the fox was caught.
Mcpherson, the welI-known colored
wood-sawyer, died in Charleston, on
Saturday, suddenly, Of old age.
In Schuylkill County, Pa, the ssMolly-
Maguires" are still after the '.BlacklegS"
workers.
Mr.. Elisha G. Gilbrcatil, of Greenvill.,,
died last week.
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APRIL 5TH.

DON'T delny to buy bond of the IN
DUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY.
Don't compare it with Lottery; bear
in mind, that the capital invested is
always secured.
Every bond purchased before April s
will participate in the Fourth Series
Drawing, to be held publicly, in the city
Of New York, on MONDAY, APRIL s,
1875.
BONDS ARE $40 EACH.
This Loan ia issued on novel plan,
and is authorized by special Act of the
Legislature Of the State of New York.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
Circulars, giving full explanation, will
be sent free of charge, on application.
For Bonds and full information, I'D
dress, without delay,
M0RGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO.,
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
% Park ROY, New York, or to
ks,,a GIN. WALKER,
Cashier Uqlan savings Bank, Columbia.
S. G. g,s.A,sl 81 {, Sses
Remit BY Dran. on New York City
Banks, Registered Letter, or p. o. Money
Order 4 a9, Nor 80
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Proposals for Stationery.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLER-GENERA
COLUMBIA, s. c., March 80, 1875.
n accordance with IN Act of the Gen
Il ral Assembly, entitled IAN Act to
make appropriations to meet the ordi-
nary expenses of the State Government
for the fiscal year commencing November
1, 1874" approved March %, 1875, the
undersigned invites all parties interested
to submit PROPOSALS for furnishing
this Office with the "BOOKS AND
BLANKS for the County Auditors and
Treasurers, and other papers necessary
to the collection Of taxes" for the fiscal
year 1876.
The following are among Tie items re-
iquired:
45 Auditors Duplicates, 2sx1s inches.
IS Treasurers Duplicates, 2Ox1s inches,
of 1875 pages each.
IS Treasurers' 20oS Duplicates. slx1S
inches, Of 100 pages each.
200 Tax Receipt Books, 1000 re >eipts
in each.
200.00O Tax Returns.
1000 copies Abstracts of Duplicates.
1000 copies Abstracts of Realty.
1000 copies Abstracts Of Personally.
1000 copies Abstracts of 2Oe@ Penalty.
1000 copies Settlement Sheets.
1000 copies Deductions and Ahate-
ments.
1000 copies Nulla Bona Taxes.
1000 copies Abatement Poll Tax.
Claims for Abatements, Redemption
Forfeited Lands, Circulars, &c.
Samples of the Books, Blanks and
Forms required can be seen on applica-
tion Mt this Office.
Parties who desire to submit proposals
are requested to forward the same by
mail, on or before tho 18th proximo, en-
dorsed Proposals for Stationery" ANY
contract awarded will be paid by warran,
on the State Treasurer, on account of the
| collections for 1874 The Stationery will
be required to be delivered mt this Office,
| on or before the LIST Of June next
THOS. G. DUNN.
Comptroller General State of s. c.
Mar 30 II
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Columbia Lodge, No. 1Os, A. FIN.

K An Extra Communication of
~ this Lodge will be held THIS
~ (Tuesdny) EVENING, Mt 8 o'clock.
in Masonic Hall. The F. C. Degree will
be conferred. By order of the w. NJ
Mar 30 / q. P. MOSES, Sec'y.
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Coming Revolution.

LIVERY GREAT REVOLUTION has
~ been preceded by some sign that
struck with awe all who saw it: SO also
tho Coming Revolution" is preceded by
Rushing Sale of Cigars" that has
struck those interested in similnr man
ner, to be followed by change of signs
that will designate without fail PERRY
4 SLAWSON'S Cigar and Tobacco Store,
and then
Eye Little Stars, hide your diminished
nays March 30
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THHE firm of A. d. CCMPSTY eco.
Il is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be hereafter
continued by A. D. CuMps1Y, who will
settle all claims Of the firm.
A. ID. CUMPSTY,
!. w. SMITH.
COLUMBIA. March 90, 1875. Mar 80 81
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Little Stars. ~

THIS and other brands Of CHOICE
L CIGARS are rapidly revolutionizing
the trade. The Little Stars" are really
something to brag of; the '.BOYS OWN
maintain their usefulness and popularity,
q for dime0 the "ISIPEKIAL" is n
luxury only to be thoroughly appreciated
by the veteran slnokist; while gracing the
shelves and showcases are many rare
and fragrant "triumphs of the weed"
which do not care to enumerate, for
the simple reason that some enterprising
rival might steal my thunder, as it were.
best value in Cigars and Tobaccoes can
only be had ut the great CITY HALL
GROCERY. GEO. SYhIMERS.
Twinkle, twinkle little stars" and
they are going to "Twinkle," YOU bet,
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Screven Honse.
X. BRADLEY, Proprietor,
SAVANNAH, GA.

THIS long and favorably known
House, pleasantly situated ON johnson
Square, having been recently repaired
and repainted. and having all Of its
departments filled with competent,
polite and attentive employees, offers
to the travelling public comforts un-
surpassed by any house in Southern
States. Feb IL 3mo .
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-30
Doasding.

MISS CoRDRtIA HoRDEcAI, Co
IH lumbia, q c., announces that her
establishments Southwest corner of
Sumter and Lady streets, Ia prepared to
accommodate BOARDERS, permanent
and transient where tho taste and COM
forts Of the most fastidious will bo qua
ranteed. March 26 tl3
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Lost,

LOSC,
nN last Sunday evening, March oS.
" one RING, set with amethysts and
pearls. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving itat the store Of j. A..
HENDSlA S BRO. Mar 80
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IN EXCHANGE CUANO FOR CO.

IN EXCHANGE CUANO FOR COTTON.
The Celebrated Fertil tt bacoo
ttED PRICES! LIBERAL TERMS.
wilcox Gibbes to:s Manipulated Guano
Prepared Ga and Chalest S and
@M&ANN GNMAN.
fronlP
OF IL mdding delivered
realizing
These well have used
their
% %1 %s tf @ their liberal use viii
lars containing analysis opinions planters. &c ~ o
Jan Il 4lno SEIBEIS EZELI. Columbia