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, 1875-09-23

DA- There were five steamers
in the slip adjoining Yesler's
wharf at noon to-day. They
were the Zephyr, Libby, Aida,
Wenat and Success.
, 1875-09-23

PREAcHING.-At Yesler's Hall,
on Sunday evening at half past
seven, by Rev. David Sires.
Subject, Salvation Through
Christ.
, 1875-09-23

uA young man At Wheeling W.
Va. got up > picnic, invited twenty
eight girls, took them al himself, pro,
vided the dinner at his own expense.
and went home to find eighteen challen-
ges waiting him.
, 1875-09-23
Str. Jas. Mortie
CAPT. WIN. HUFENUR.
On Lake Washington.

,HoAh Is REPAIRED AND
9f@ now makes Two Regular
p Trips Daily to Benson
vile Seattle Coal Minss). McIsaac's.
Kenton and Talbot Mines, and wav
places. giving passengers ample time to
visit oil the mines and return the same
day. The scenery on the lake is un-
surpassed in beauty.
Pinnell's Stage takes you to
the Landing ,yls
, 1875-09-23

p@- The pile-driver of Mr..
JOS. Surber this morning STEP
ped the lower masts of the new
schooner Juanita.
, 1875-09-23

REAL ESTATE. - Real Estate
has been rather dull lately.
There has not been a deed re-
corded in the last three davs.
, 1875-09-23

~ Quite a number of men,
bers Of the bar of this city re-
turned from Port Townsend last
night, on the North Pacific.
, 1875-09-23

ADDITION. "A small addition
is being built on the west side of
StetsOn & Posts mill.
, 1875-09-23

~ Mr.. Dunbar, the Grand
Worthy Chief Templar of Ore
gon, will lecture in Seattle on
Monday night.
, 1875-09-23

REpAIRINa.-The steamer Lib
by went on the gridiron below
Woodward's warehouse last
Digit. She is havinga a new rud-
ner hung.
, 1875-09-23
FROM DAILY OF FRIDAY,

@- The Zephyr left for Olym-
pia at 81 this morning, with quite
a number of passengers.
, 1875-09-23

s@- The steamer Libby arriv-
ed here at 3 o'clock this morn
ing from Sehome and way ports,
She had an average number of
passengers and light freight
lists.
, 1875-09-23
9nget Snnnd 9ispateh.
FROM DAILY OF THURsDAY.

NJ A schooner scow, with q
load of lime is now discharging
on Atkins wharf.
, 1875-09-23

M. E. CHURCH, Preaching to-
morrow at IL, A. M, and Z P. M.
by Rev. A. Atwood. Sunday
School after morning services.
, 1875-09-23

"a The old rotten sidewalk
is being removed and another one
laid on Mill street, in front of
Rube Lows and the American
Ex
, 1875-09-23
D. P. JENKINS,
.Attormey-0t-Low and Solici-
tor in Ch0,scery.

nARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
Il Chancery Cases.
sOEYIcE.-On Conmercial street opposite the
o. 8. Hotel. ap14
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-07
JLY 7, 1875. VOLUME XT-N11MREp o7

TX 1NAED II W11Ey-To patrons inN
IN arollna for their libcrality: We v
indeed thank YOU for buying n
Il ur fine rreaIy-made Clothing, "
m eckwcar, Underwear, cheapest. II
~ orgcst stock ever in tho city. 4
A nd we believe best, for we sell TT
a mon Adams Black Silk Ties,
u ussinn Braces, Suspcndcrs Shirts M
4Sade speciality, good fit; gunranteeIXl
durability, elegance, comfort to I'd
~ uyer. The Quaker City and ID
x7 Star Shirts are all the 90, and n
Nn Silk, Linen, Ginghnm Umbrellas
w eclnim to sell at less protita good A
w rtlcle than anyhouse in the trade N
fine. rcady-made Clothing, our q
y tylc and price is unequnled. y
men Cuffs, lnndkerchiefs, Collars:N
~ ur stock can't be surpassed. W
Hegance, style and fashion, Hats in N
~ assimerc, Silk, Straw, Felt, Wool.C
Vouths' Clothing, Shirts, Hats, Caps, A
Il No. 124 Main street ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-07
Wine List--.May, 1876.

.ea4Sa THE GETTY HALL GRO
;51ssss3S,sx low specified, the finest Wine
List ever published in Co.
lumbia:
CLARETS Estcphe, St. Julian,
AlnrSauX, Pontet Canet, in pints and
quarts.
HOOKS -Laubenheimcr, Hockhcimcr,
Dudcshcimer.
SACTERNES-H Snuternes, Graves
Il Preignac, Latour Blanch, Chatcun
Yquem.
CHAAIPAGNES- Pommery & Greno's
Lee, decidedly the finest dry Wine i'm
ported, Ohnus & Duchatels "Sillery," "
Carte Blanche, Kelly Island, &c.
SIlERRIES AND PORTS These of
fine quality. age and bouquet, full
stock, most carefully selected
My stock Of French Brandies, Holland
Gin, California Wines and Brandies, Do
mestic Whiskics, "AInrylnnd," "Baker, II
"Finch, "Bomgardcn," and other favor
itc brands, is always full up. have
always endeavored to keep this branch
OF my business supplied only with best
possible quality obtninable, and am fully
satisfied with the result.
Any rare Wine or particular brnnd not
here advertised. will be procured from
first hands at very few days notice.
GEO. SUMMERS,
City Hall Grocer and Wine Merchant.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-07
It's Title to Public Confidence.

Its Title to Public Confidence.
F!RsT-It is n Strong Company.
Having, in addition to ITS ample reserve
fund, fully paid and securely invested
capital of $1,000, 900, every dollar of
which is pledged to the payment of it's
policies.
SEcoND-It is q Low Rate Conn
pamy. Doing business exclusively on
the Stock Plan; its premium rates ere
much lower than those of Mutual or
Mixed companies, and are the very low
est possible, consistent with security to
the policy-holder.
TH1Rn-It is Plain Company.
1t promises no dividends, and it disap-
points no expectations. Every policy
holder knows just what his insurance
Will cost, and just what it will realize.
The contract is simple and definite, and
means Indemnity, not Profit.
FoURTn-It is Paying COMPANY.
During the last year it hns pnid to the
Widows and Orphans OF deceased policy
holders $3.50, 600.
F1rTH-It is n Sound COmpany.
1t has just passed through II long and
rigid examination, and it's financial
strength is officially attested by the most
cXacting Of State Insurance Commits
sioncrs
SIxTH-It is Broad Company.
Its ~, 0OO risks being widely distributed
through thirty-four States and Terri
tories, no epidemic, however general.
can seriously affect it's mortality.
:ia1 Reliable agents wanted. On
HENRY AIcNAIR, Manager.
July 1mot
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-07

The symptoms Of Liver Complaint are
uncasincss and pnin in the side. Some
times the pain is in the shoulder, and is
mistaken for rheumatism. Tie stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and sick
mess, bowels in general costive, and
sometimes alternating with lax. The
head is troubled with pain, and dull.
heavy sensation, considerable loss of
memory, accompanied with painful SEN
sation Of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. Often
complaining of weakness, debility and
low spirits. Sometimes many of the
above symptoms attend the disease, and
Mt other times, very few Of them; but the
Liver is generally the organ most in
volvcd.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-07

China appears to bcjush now somewhat
in the state Of mind Of the Irishman ut
Donnybrook fair, who wanted some one
to tread on his coat taiB that he might
have q taste of scrimmage. Not content
with recent outrnges Mt Chin Kiang, for
which, however, the authorities have
made some kind Of apology, the Chinese
officials have got mp n difficulty with
Spain i'll relation to the traffic in Coolies,
and q contest with the United States
Consul General, Mt Shanghae, in refer
ence to the manner i'll which he exercised
his official functions in q recent case that
came before him for examination and
settlement. In the meantime, Chinese
smugglers are invading the rights of
citizens of other countries, and the homo
authorities will not move in the matter
to enforce their authority. In addition
to these Misunderstanding with other
nations, China has hnlf-covered quar-
rel with England, which may produce
serious results at any moment. Russia
also sits like vulture on the Northern
borders Of the Chinese Empire, waiting
for the proper moment to swoop down
and fix her talons in the body of her
victim. Thus menaced from Ill quar-
ters, and with m open rebellion among
q portion of her producing population,
the motto Of China should be peace.
She is in no condition to provoke quar-
rels with other nations with safety to her
national position among the powers of
Asin. That continent will shortly be the
theatre of most important events. The
current Of European action is moving
in that direction, and Central Asia may
soon resound with the clash of arms ii
that day comes the great wall of China
will not hold back the contestants, as it
once did the lightly clad and poorly
armed Tartar hordes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-07

1t is truly wonderful, the variety and
ingenuity of the conveniences for the
desk and office-pens of varied patterns,
inkstands possessing unmbcrless ad-
vnntages, letter files, each one the best,
envelopes..of size and qualities infinite.
1t is almost bewildering to enter the
large Broad street store of Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, in Charleston, and
see the number of these attractions.
Here you find the largest stationery
stock South of Baltimore, and you only
have two troubles-frst, sufficient cash;
and, second, the difficulty in deciding
among the many things offered, each
equally suitable to your wants. Mt
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-07

Mr.. j. G. Zimmerman, of Charleston,
died at Glenn Springs on the Sd.
, 1875-10-26

Tile Republicans OF tho Fifteenth Ward bold
u grant rally last evening A. No. AGO Milwaukee
Ayenuo. The attendaucs VAS iArge, aud tho
meeting Que OF tho most respectable and anthu.
slastio eyer held In tho ward.
Col. 4. ". RRtfeA, President Of Tho Ward Club,
was called TO tho chair. aud stntod the object Of
the meeting to 10 10 sAsify tho Republican nom-
inatiouB.
Murty Netson WA introduced "a tho frat
speaker. lfb said that ho WAS no orator, but
Ain, Is appeared before the meeting to form III
Acslualnsanre with tho Taxpayers who had
common interest With hImself III good an1 eco
nou,Ic government. tApplause.J It was to tbs
inEeseat Of the public to have honest otticoEs,
aud especially m honest man 10 haudn
tho county finances. Such \ man MAS
Louis G. Iinck, who was 4 candidate for County
Ttoasurer. lie did not want The office to pay hls
danss ftosn It's pEoteelt. Tor l.e wa+ inasnanl-
tnt aud surrounded by substantial buBIpesH.
At plause,l lie coaed BY urging his hea,ers to
vote fof honest mon for ovosy position Of stust
John Lylo King nas loudly called for and ap-
pcase4, He sait that tbs UIY os.t.o party lal
an existence simply u Eobtle tue ollicon
for Tue beueht Of lts tnenahsra, Mr. Hsstns was
i candidate TOR County Ircadnrar to get At tha
public pocket fEum which to pay lll' dehts. Hs
referred ut lcpgth to the general corruption ex-
istiug IN tho management Of county Affairs.
claiming t,aat tho 'tiug IN tho County. BJArd
Was not BAtlafoi With tob6nH ZIG eh4-paYeta,
but oven descended 10 RIB tAe county paupera
aud tho insane. actually chanting them OF
what tho county own t.lotu. and thereby
enstcllipg themselves. Hn then referred to the
tuc1e4sed ctaucss for public robberY in tha fu-
tire in the construction Of the new Court
Uorao, predicting that. il the 'ltlng" iu the
County b1atia MSS porretuAtea, every tax -payer
Ia tho county wala feel ttB eifect. aud suffer
moro thsn ever from its tAvaged. ae closed BY
paving = glowing tribute to tho candidates Oh
tl,e 1tepublcAu 1ickot who had not sought tho
otiicos TOT aL'ch they we're namod, bur wuro men
vl1o nai becon>s candidates IN answer to pub-
jio 1ssuaud. aud in tha lrrerest OF pnhIlc econo.
my aud Official honesty. tApplause.l
Mr. l4kcr. coiored gentleman, waa the noxt
speaker. lie paid special attention to the caIl-
didacy of john Jones for County Comu,taalouer,
lilo psd thst the coioFed peoplo appeared d.
vidaj, but such MAS not tns caBo. Il was tIuo
that i man BY the naEne Of Scott had bsen can-
dilato before tho Republican Convention but
tbs question then Wis simply ~ to tue prlce OF
dieting prisoners In Tbs County Jail. Ncots vas
tbs cxndsdata OF sherf Agnaw, who wauted lns
ps'ce tos eoksd1nx prisoners increased, au1 it
WAS him and not lAe coloted peupa nho
"4s responsible for the apEaropt division. TITS
col1red puopls Wera uuIte:t to man for the Gu
tire Republican tiekot. and than this, wsrb
determined to do I'll IN their power 10 prosent
fr2uds 1t tho bAllot-bo1. (AppIausa.
L. O. IIuck. candidate Tor County Treasurer,
uas then called for. and upon taking ths plat.
form, wza received With tunanItuous and long
continued sPPlauls. ~ soon - Qalst bad bean
, 1875-10-26

AAtSkSA = tStF4Es
Z: s:ea ess &c 1!st: II e.; csPys u ;; rs s.i:s M
Gntfsa d n ias heoor ,er. .oH.cs TT Cnok Coan,5.
s sdsxssd hss II i Il Ill., ssoa IT, q pss; psss @
~, teed; saia sonEeYaueo hsvios hGcn snad. 4,
aost. q s.e # b..x nS1 4 4 ss s:s s.
III, II s easn e. s ps,. 1T +,
tttSi T. sSsy bs4ax ;esurad 70 10 p. ts tst Aay:
~ .srs4 VA pro'lIcd In lid stret d trust that
at u st
=, 4 .ppIeston q so Sa laftsf of s*,d ooada
= ~ e1pst1 n 'ad decd Ut ttns. dr'osiee aud Fl!
ss Ill., lAtarost znl hsnsht Vt snIt clifton stossl
M .st,oa tnn lid prointsc to tic tsne,t Gtiticr
s n ss.h, hst Giving poles Of tho limo Of such
:aea i pf,ss s lily 9f sxo ); a.s
u 'ss r'pc5 .bU !a: r wa'sn ,hoatI bo at
xsss I'D
+ :s d isi; & 1. is ;ss sSss s
III nsldss j sstI aas ana5oa S,sas -.
ss, ~ '.!a dssd Of tut Tor tho puspo'es
r. aa:s*!.lo. pnLlIo notice is hereby sreu thu. On
i. M aas a. @ 4 .. 81. Il .as asi
cfssf ppse t"s T. ;e,s:
sbs3a ~ a1 a1o' ts n block q. of aoiaas see-
t. .t*g.t ~uh tae iulidlax Iasxa a. tIe Cliftoe
es*,.sa.s I'D ,itasts. and :. ths privileges md
ts H&;;fs II: =; IN isss 3af. ! sssset;
i. S+asss H b'aaes s 9SaHs q SSt:. IL pnS's e.s.
SaisssoD & 5tsa IL e.s I'd a'st
ss' ' &c s;sG' 1Gahs t. fts:ss II" c.:
, 1875-10-26
WEST SIDE MAss-MEETlNc.

ntILLA VI LIE utN. y. W. NQUpAHD-
Tho Republicans Of the Twelfth Ward held q
rouHiog meeting last ovoniug at Marines Hull.
on Ada at1oet. IN Bpite Of the fearful ntorm aud
dscuching rain. acme 800 ot the most Eospeet-
sblo people Of the ward had turned out to SLOW
that they "cro In earueet this time, aud that
thoy meant to do thoir duty II citizeua and tax.
payers.
The meeting was called to o7dez By Gen. O. L.
Manu. who nominated the Hon. A. q. Thsoop
for Chairman Mr. Throop Was unanimously
elected. Capt. Ogden Lowell waa o'octod 6es-
rstarj.
MI. ". ". WOODLAND
vas tho frs. speaker introduced. 1fa gaYe an
abto and Interesting royio~ Of tho political utua-
tion. aud earnestly enforced the uernaHity Of
turning out en nasse to reslst the schemes Of
pIun1er hatched up by Heslng ind bis crowd.
Lick at apace prevents the publication Of Mr.
Woodard's most excellent spcoch.
COMMISSIONER JOHN JOINER.
the nGxt speaker, mado Home cB}itn! remarks,
He ss!d ho sn!s tse psessnt campaign WAS tho
moat important ever held in this county. Oh.
reputation was at stake, and he hoped kuat tue
taxpayers, large and small, would do their duty
and turn cut to vote, then all would 10 well.
TIE HON. i. #. MUM,
formerly OF Cairo, bnt now citizen Of the
Twelfth Ward. VAS vociferonslv called fnr, aud
responded WITH N atle speech, in which hb
showed Why the liepabIican party should oon.
ttnue IN power, and that it womb be misfor-
tuno 10 this countrY TO 9yc the asccndency to
tie Democsats. The Republican party bad al
wAys been ready to stand by it, dag, and. ~ long
~ they continued to do that, thele was 40 dam
ger Of defeat.
IN. AUnnT NELSON,
candidate for ConnIy Couluauioner, md several
nt}aera addressed tbb mcctlnR.
Ihe meeting waB very enthusiastic ono, and
It wAa the Renera! opinion Of those present that
tho Twelfth would roll upA majority Ut from
l,500 to :, 600 votos for the Republican ticket,
, 1875-10-26

ArfA1MS
for tho purpose Of 1lAuurr. put this Question to
you u honest American cilizens: Can yuu toll 1ne
what Gro IL Uf Alhutty et*tu1t tie lrbhtaa and
osrman more than ast*ssn 1on AIstt4n t r. md Der;
the,n to combine together tor 3 common ptEposuf
WIy such At ttts particular sins, aid 1t lbe
IL you s'S nnie,ss4ni Ms feellux you Know % hsster
Than shas. y Is not bee.a.. tho Masses
!hss e., o s. ~. e. e RaSs
Of The German rle'Aeut thAt 81 tnto thn oss kaon
that holds tha,n together. Aud how arc tlty tud 10.
snpsher to-.Iay: There is uothiny th.t hotds The
lealrra Of these two eirlnouta ugvtl+F IN ollstiua
tu tbs American cltturnt In this cily o1oept
THE CouEalvE ruwEA uF FuBL1u PLUMBER.
(CheeEs.l hut short Ittus 1nure and ! ans .sone.
Now, my fellow cs.lkens let ask what IL your duly
gIys reputation IL your csty-eh.1scter 4hTu4a II wc
T. You saa Ss;s s,s ~ ~, 'a S, it.. .sxa'.tsa @
ot The gentlemen tho ticket with hin Will enh4uco
the eityt rspasasinn7 ! know uotH'nx personal
short time s!nts Mr. llrsihg n hs columns d.
nouneed two ot these nrn - thieves, plnnderrra. aa
FosIsfs urly t.ka his oxa sA'sn'snt IL refersnes
to hlA co-WDfkers On Tho ticket. l d1nt know that
they entitled u cpithsls ho heslsol ut,u
hs!n shst tue reputation tlss le gave them, .no
could Tut sssn.1ste with thou how rAn hs assuc.ats
With them no.7 tarse sn .Rs ths elasa or kad he
dsaouinaed they arc not entitled to puelic SUPPORT
pErFEn TICKET IN EVERY nEspEcT-
In reputation, r!ateushlp. aud everything elAeit u
your duty uot only TO vote fnr IT, bu1 10 10 lu u4
aud work for il. tCaesrs.l
Mr. Logan hcEe Slowed that ths sbaeucc o! re1Ita-
biz cttizeDa II Tho polls Oh election tlay III sfl r.
urged asefJ whu Aad tbs welfare Of the t!sy sud
county At Ge4tt IL 10 thslr duty iu this RESPECT.
le eaea nore felofrea 10 the County IftasuFessh!r,
and ssld With tefpsanee 10 AeaIug'a candidacy: No
hAse bad tle pay Of dehs out Of Tue treasury p
fore. Ies nlAn have the osca Who Ates 1t To do bis
duty. to receive ths sAlary and thu money tol@
AE tor 4olaf. Although ia beau hs cQ1eota 70 r.
, 1875-10-26

herr, among whom - your honor st4tesuaa John
A. Logan. VINO will dssect tho great qesons issu
today. (ohecrs.l only wish 10 tmprsss upnu YOU
that you desffs ssosln and visa To 800 % c'd put
county, ahow II by yonr ballots. fLnud chfcrs 1t Ia
high tlmo that reform NAs ina'iKusAted. afY bsst
frtrnda hAYa said "Iuck how dare you tuEter couz-
sEe when has become dlsreputablo arpaar ia the
tfr.t .tnpa nak
, 1875-10-26
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

Tho following we.knovn Republicans hays
boon appointed mcmbets OF The Catupaicn Com
mittee III tho different wArsls and tovne, Tbs
list il not complete. but will DO flushed to-u1o.-
, 1875-10-26


John Ly:e Ring,
v, !. Irown.
I<orls Haas,
t.t.'. knirkerht,cker.
!: Appleton Walhont
u,ry Pulling,
=: J. Davis,
". Il. NichArdeor1e
Frrt' Erl1y.
Arthur Dixon,
Potter Palmer.
Sheridan Wait,
Dr. JaE.ion.
| u: G. N!lan'-
William BkeF.
1n coln piboss,
Juhn Dtr1tkhon.
Ghrtattau nittesA,
III. L. FHsl4e.
George u. t}afdpefe
J. l. nrettnat,
7. A. Hoyt,e,
William achmelle,
A. Il. Mtdilrh,
Robert 4Is!t.
George ". Miller.
William Murray
+. W. Warren,
Charles Waitfl+ns,
Thomas Z. Keefe,
]. Decker,
william H'o!Eers,
II. Hoegeryhau&tu.
alr. Fi1hos,
y. Hhtcubzofer,
William, Hhaeieut
Il. +. Uerieksou.
". Fletcher,
John II. TetRe1tr.
Simon Ht4ckmey&
II. way1nau,
H. slsnders.in,
I. II. C4rrrnttrt
Il, T. Crsue,
4. +. rtrrter,
E. T.. HlIlerf.
Charles lf.,pkintdu.
T.. Jennings,
Fssd Mkt!,
urll.cQ,ligg,
Morris leaeor,
! George llaFtt,,
| Chris Btosb,'rn,
W!Iisa,n e.aesrs,
Hepsy IfIarin.
Michael at.:3a4hop,
Henry IIoltz.
Henry Geuses.
Peter Hammer,
John Trsan,
John Wludhelm.
j's.,t! Aids.n.
Charles t'a's,satt,
Herman dlyefk,
john Asienes.
johsJ Mcf.tnWry,
William HrA'kulan.
J 'tln sttate,
William .ln'sll
A. Z. aliilar.1t
A'lan1 Frel.' b.
Il. u. Hetatnxt
John H.'hnliat,
Fred lieftf,
ttu.Irew Crawford,
4. D, larry,
l'r. +. 4. Elnn1onst
Richard Ftetlelke,
r. '. FltzIMtrtck,
Marshall Field,
Y. X. EAiEb4ut,.
Constantine Greeley
a, j. 043lo xaY.
q. A. Leland,
Mt, 4I4ncock.
e. fJoutautf.
, 1875-10-26

David ltsloy,
.t&fIl.s Stewart,
C.f,t. John Messy,
aYtluam = 'illts,
l.. L. Bun !,
Yil!ism N. Tbomps9i
D. ". Clarke. IT.,
4. u. Whitney,
William Jusliee IT,,
Philip Aiosef.
u. r. Istt.enhousa
Henry lt,tgu.
MAth Kocs
J. b. Taylor,
Fzpa 1'iuhn,,
Joan Fersus,
Il. y. Kennedy
William kaap1rA
t'prtstopher ManlA
John StepitenI,
john Waller.
4. q. Low,
A. Salisbury,
William b. 6lbNon,
h. E. Miner,
t}e,rKe La[lHer.
William MatLhss.
r. Mc9rAth,
t'll,sles I'haldef,
John tIefts,
5obn LAngahE,
George Mike,
ii. Couradr
C. Il. Alatson,
s. T. tstlnderso.t,
II. II. JeualnG4
GeofEs P. Bay,
Thomaa CaAmAs1,
John II. Dandy
J,l1n II. Hair,
M0uroe Heath,
M'nes Jones,
Benjamin Lsot
l.. l.. Mills,
Charles l'eteA
O. ". Cnpp,
1ntto Covart,.
]. 7. Dunhai,t
r. l.. Has! q.
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We hnvo now in stock and will
place on sa1o this day, over one
thousand Suits, in all shades and
materials in Empress, Sergos,
Knickerbocker, Snowflake, Cash
moro, Silk, otc., which wo of1or fully
80 por cont below former prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-04
4 Recent Discovery at PompeiI.

The Psn3olo of Naples reports an interest.
ing discovery at Pompeii, coneieting e q
number of wooden tablets with writings.
They were found carefully arranged in An
ivory bex. Tho bacoB Of the tabNts II
smooth and unwritten upon, and then
faces, upon which the writi1S is fo6ad, ar
surrounded with Q kind of frame q border.
They are eiuoer separate, or tied topetlDP.
book shape, with twine, in bundles Of three
n four. On the tablets thus bound to-
gether the writing is almost ~alwaysfn ink:
but the characters on the single ones, which
had been covered with wax, were engraved.
and are still legible, though the wax be-
disappeared as the sharp point of Che stylo
has cut into the wood beneath. The separate
tablets consain receipts for payments of
money, and bear the consular date, with
che name of the day and the. month, and
The amount paid. On the outside Of che
centre tablet of those Sound in book form
IS written IN index of the nDmes contained
IN the volum0.. 1t 10 entiAled perscriphio
and 10 followed with q name in the genitiye
or dative. The tablets are evidently &C.
counts, and from the way in which they are
kept there can be NJ doubt that the spot
where they were found was the site Of q
Roman bankers house. They were dis
covered in excellent condition, though 6h6}
aamp to which they Nd been exposed hal !
rendered them very fragile. Those bound |
together are in the beee state of preserve. !
ton. Signor Florelli has given IN account /
Of the discovery to the Archaeological AGA |
deny Of Naples. and it is ~expec1aA that il |
will throw much light upon the conduct q |
business transactions under the empire.-1
{1aX Mall Gazette.