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The New York herald., 1875-12-10
SIX MoRE coRPsEs LANDED.

SIX MoRR coRPsEs LANDED.
LONDON, Dec. 10-2A NJ
Six more corpses have been brought ashore
at Harwich.
THE INQUEST PROCEEDING AT HARwIcH-THE
CAPTAINS TEsr1MoNY-THR LIoHT ON THE
aALLoPER sANDs-NoT ''ANxoUs AT NOT
SEEING IT."
LONDON, Dec 10-2:30 A. NJ
The inquest at Harwich was opened yes
terday.
THE CAPTAINS TESTIMONY.
Captain Bruckstein was examined. He
stated that the crew of the Deutschland
numbered ninety After he left
Bremerhaven the wind increased to gale.
The steamers speed was reduced to nine
and half knots an hour at four on Sunday
morning
The lead indicated seventeen fathoms of
Immediately breakers were visible through
the snow.
He ordered the engines to be reversed /;
the propeller broke before the vessels way
was checked.
The wind being dead astern the steamer
drifted on the sands twenty-eight hours
before the tug rescued the survivors.
The vessel filed at three o'clock Tuesday
morning, when the passengers were ordered
to the rigging If lifeboat had been sent
out Monday night many more lives would
have been saved.
WANT OF A LIFEBoAT.
1t was elected in the course of the exam
nation that no lifeboat is stationed at Har-
wich.
THE LIGHT ON THE GALLoPER SANDS.
Captain Briickstein, replying to ques-
tions, said he was not anxious at not seeing
the light on Galloper Sands, as he did not
expect to reach it until halfpast six in the
morning If the breakers had been seen
sooner the ship might not have struck.
THE CAPTAINS TESTIMONY coRRoDoRATED
The other officers of the Deutschland
testified, corroborating the captains state
ments.
ADJOURNED.
The inquest was adjourned until Tuesday
next.
LIST OF PERSONS SAVED.
The following is a corrected list of the
names of the persons who have been
saved from the wreck of the Deutschland,
as forwarded by the German Consul at
Harwich. Completeness, of course, cannot
be vouched for, but it is given as the latest
information thus far received. It is as
follows:-
Anton, Frederick
Bill, Catharine, New York.
Bauerle, Florian, Bavaria
Bopp, Joseph, Brunenbal.
Batka, Audi
Blutride, Wilhelm.
Chavet, Franz, Bohemia
Churan, Joseph and wife, Bohemia.
Clutonia.
Diess (or Drewes), j., Riede
De Vries August.
Diederich, Carl, first cabin.
Egner, Hermann, Friedrichshaven.
Ellang, Karl, Saxony.
Eletkova, Matthew.
Frank, Georgine, Bohemia.
Fruttnnett Janery.
Gmoelk, Anna Margaret, New York.
Her child saved, but died on the steam tug
after leaving the wreck.
Gross, Nichalaus, Prussia.
Gass, Johann, Jachingen.
Giessick, Johann, and wife, Brunenbal.
Hanser, Valentine, Sacramento.
Holz, Franz, Bohemia.
Hartel, Frederick, and wife, Bacharach.
Herzberg, A.
Hulzner, Anna, Reichenberg.
jacob, Edward, Philadelphia, Pa.
Kirn, Bernard and wife, Buffalo, N. Y.
Kuster, Peter, Brunenbal.
Knolleisen, Wilhelm, Carlottenberg.
Kuhl, j.
Muller, Fritz, Hanover
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CHRISTMAS Is COMING.-GENTs' TOILET SLIP
PRRs and Doors and SHOES. Holiday presents.
MILLER h co. No. 3 Cnion square.
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BUY YOUR FURS OF THE RUSSIAN AMERICAN
FUR COMPANY NJ. 79l Broadway opposite Grace
Church The cheapest place the city large
o SkAL SACQUEs and SETs
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ARREST OF A POSTMASTER.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec Q, 1875
A. j. Edmonson, the Postmaster Of Noble, H. was
on Tuesday, arrested for robbng the mails
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A.-FURS
Choice stock fine FURs at popular prices Sealskn
Sncques aud Sets speciality. All goods guaranteed
BURKE PA Broadway Park Bank Building
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BUY THE BEST FURNITURE AT MODERATE
prices HERTS n Co, Manufacturers Nos. SO0 and sos
Broadway, opposite Eleventh street, New York
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BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
bIack-BOSWELL 4 WARMERS "CoLoRIFIc FOR
HAfR-n Depot, No 3 Dcy street.
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DO NOT NEGLECT A COUGH.-WISTAR'S Ball.
SAM WILD cAERRY will effect cure. 5oc. and 81.
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A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
corner Fulton avenue aud Boerum
Open from A. NJ. to II. NJ
from To 3 T.. NJ
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LEA & PERKINS,
-
is tho only GENUINE

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Y.-EXrRAORDINARY
Drawing December 81 81 .2OOO0O in prises; capital
prize 500 0UO 2097 prizes in all and only 5000 ckets
circnl ars0f full information free.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, III Wall street. New York.
WIGS, TOUPEES &C.-G. RAUCHFUSS PRACTI-
IGN aud Importer Of Human Hair A East Twelfth
street nenr Broadway.
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Average temperature yUNIeItIay oo
Average temperature for corresponding date last
uAsr----- 90
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Cough Cold Hoarseness be cured at once IL
viii SPKSCRRs GHLORAMISE PAsriLLEs We have
and fully recommend them the best Cough
ozenges manufactured They aos pleasant TO tho
All druggists kecpsthem The principal depot Is No.
I.ni3 Walnut street. Philndepha.
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LONDON, Dec. 1912 A. M.
Six more corpses have been brought ashore
at Harwich.
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH (PRINCL
pal OF late Marsh Co. his old office, No Nesey street,
Astor House No uptown branch.
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A So HAT FOR 81 30 FINE HATS SPECIALITY
SILK HATS $3 80 worth So 10 New Church ST. up stairs
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ICE-A SPEEDY VISIT FROM THE ICE KING
suggests necessity Of Furs the evil oc
h attentions. You must call AZ KNOWS, 2i2 Broadway.
his Fifth Avenue Hotel establishment
each which magnificent stock OF LADIES' FURs
and GENrLEMRs's COLLARS and CUFfs Offering at very
moderate prices.
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"CRowNER's QUEST LAW"
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THE INQUEST PROCEEDING AT HARwICH-THE
CAPTAINS TRsTIMoNY-THK LIoHT ON THE
aALLoPEB sANDs-NoT "ANxIoUs AT NOT
SEEING IT.
LONDON, Dec. 10-2:30 A. M.
The inquest at Harwich was opened yes
terday.
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THE DEUTSCHLAND BROKEN IN HALVES
LONDON, Dec 10-4 A. M.
The Morning Echo has despatch from
Sheerness, reporting that the Deutschland
has broken in halves.
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THE DEUTSCHLAND

Number and Classification
of Her Passengers.
HERR MEYERS NARRATIVE TO THE HERALD.
a Fatal Delay in Getting
Out the Boats.
The Bodies Of the Dead Nuns To Be Inferred
by Franciscan Monks.
Scenes of Ruin and Plunder at
the Wreck.
, 1875-09-01
T E L G Il A Nj S.
ST.. THOMAS STATION.

NEW York, 25th Aug.-Advices from Aus
tralia report that the natives of Carlisle Bay
have attempted the life of Admiral GoOdenough,
the Commodore of the British fleet, by attack
ing him with poisoned arrows.
Vienna news states that Turkey will proba-
bly, occupy Servia.
Intelligence from the Levant announces that
the breaking out Of all Instruction in Crete is
threatened.
The cattle foot, and mouth disease, has bro
ken out in Dorsetshire there are already
twelve thousand cases.
The Right Hon. Sir Edward Ryan is
dead.
goth. Capt. Webb swan from Dover to
Calais in twenty-one hours and forty min.
nteG.
The London Times. attributes the general
financial depression which now prevails to
political complications and stagnation of bust
ness.
27th.-Advices from Colon state that signs
Of q, serious disruption between the State of
Columbia and the City of Panama have APP
Raared. A wa is said to be imminent.
Foreigners are in danger. Two U. S. men-of-
war have already arrived at Panama another
has been ordered to proceed there at once for
the protection OF foreign interests. Arrange
ments have been made to convey U. S. marines
across the Isthmus to Colon if necessary. A
manifesto published by the Spaniards contain.
ing. threats against the U. s. officers and all
foreigners on the Isthmus was placarded ell
over Panama yesterday.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
New YoRK. Aug. 26.-Flour, " barrel,
6iple extra, New Orleans, 81 to $74. Meal,
, 1875-09-01

per barrel, SAL to $4a. Heavy Mess Pork,
per barrel, S214. Sugars, Crystals, per Id.
94c; Fair to Good refining, per lb.7Ac. to 81.
English Islands Molasses, per gal. CSC. to 49c.
Premium on Gold 1133 to 1873. Exchange,
New York and London 4.66.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-Sugars, Demerara
Crystals, p. cwt, GAS. Sd. duty paid; Mus
covado, p. cwt, 19s. Cd. duty paid Clayed
Havana, No. 10, 23s. Cd. to 23s Cd in bond.
Demerara Rum, p. gal. Is. Id. in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa, p. cwt, SIS. .Consols, 943 to
GAG. Bank OF England Rate of discount. 2 P. O..
Rentes in Paris, e6.15 fcs.
Cotton u to II
, 1875-09-01
HAITY

The President has declared his determine
ton to have the body of B. Canal and his fol-
lowers, who are now under the protection of
Mr.. Bassett, the United States Minister. A
large body of soldiers surround the Minister'S
residence to prevent the escape of any of the
refugees. Of seventeen persons condemned to
death for political offences, nine have been
pardoned. two exiled and the rest sentenced to
various terms of Imprisonment. Those exiled
have already left in the British Mail Packet for
st. Thomas.
, 1875-09-01

Mr.. Edmon md Rey gondaud, one Of the most
respected and respectable persons in the
neighbonrhood. He was well-tO-do, being
owner of the estate Florida, on which he lived
with his wife AID daughter. On Thursday
morning some Of General Veleras' troops called
at his estate and desired him to accompany
them which he did, and at a short distance
from the house they shot him and left his body
lying on the road.-Mr. Reygondaud was a
French subject.
HERZEGOVINA.
VIENNA. August IA.
Advices from Herzegovina indicate that the
Instruction there threatens to assume the
character of a religious war.
OoNsTANTINoPLE, August IA.
The Porte has received formal assurances
from the Princes Of Servia and Montenegro
that they will maintain q neutral attitude on
the Herzegovinian difficulty.
GERMANY.
AUSTRIA, August IA.
All the Catholic clergy holding State ap-
pointments in Posen have submitted to the
ecclesiastical laws
THE EASTERN TROUBLE
LONDON, August 81,
Reuters telegram from Vienna denies the
truth of the special report 10 the Daily Ne1ss
of yesterday that the Turks had forced the
insurgents to raise the siege of Trebigne. The
town is still surrounded by the insurgents in
large numbers, and the siege continues.
PARIS, August 81,
LIE Temps says that Prince Gortschakoff has
informed General LIE Flo. French Ambassador
at st. Petersburg, that Russia will soon issue
g note concerning the troubles in Herzegovina.
VIENNA, August 81.
It is reported that Turkey has accepted the
friendly offices Of the foreign Powers in secur-
ing the restoration Of peace in the northwestern
provinces.
The Turkish expedition which left Kleck
yesterday has turned a mountain defle and
effected a junction with a force sent from the
interior.
THE ENGLISH SUGAR MARKET.
LONDON, August 81.
The improved feeling recently manifested in
the sugar market has subsidized, and several
parcels have been withdrawn from the public
sales on account of reduced offers.
FRANCE.
PARIS August, 81.
The Ministers, after examination of the
records, deny that the circu Iation of Mr.. Glad,
stones pamphlets on Va;icaniSm was ever in
terdicted in France.
General de- Uissey, Minister of War. in q
public speech at ContrexeyilIe declared that
France would conine the reorganization Of the
army under the military law to a peace footing
for purely defensive purposes.
SPAIN.
MADRID, August 2t.
The journals. here report that Don Carlos
has arrested and thrown into prison Generals
Mogrevejo, Mendiri and other chiefs at EstelIa.
General JOvellar has assumed ommand at
Co 40 ITrxaI on1 his prooun,a. o1ioLaua tho
operations Of the besiegers.
, 1875-09-01

VISITORS ana receipts: =
open visitors receipts
London, 1851 al d. 6,039,2OO E 424,322
Paris, 1855 200 5,162,330 12S,O99
London, 1862 III 6,211,1OO 4O8.530
Paris, 1867 PIT $500, 900 42Os735
Vienna, 1878 1856 G,74O,50O 2C6,478
The next one, on a similar scale, will be
that of Philadelphia, in 1876. Many
think that these vast gatherings do not
accomplish oil they propose that they
are DOT worth the laborious efforts neces-
sary for their realisation but there can be
no question Of the stimulus they have
given to art, manufactures and commerce.
There are now more than 100000
miles of separate telegraph wire, placed
on a road Of 10000 miles. There are
$4,000 miles of submarine cable. The
total number of kilograms forwarded year
ly is estimated at nearly 100000, 900, for
which over 912, 300 1000 is paid.
The warm-hearted but eccentric Rev.
Rowland Hill interlarded his sermons with
many piquant anecdotes and witticisms,
and sallies Of wit unorthodox. However,
he thought the end justified the means,
and certain it is that he drew large con-
gregations. At st. Johns Church, Wap-
ping, he declared 81 am cOme to preach to
great sinners, notorious sinners-yea, to
Mapping Sinners One wet day a num-
Der of persons entered his chapel to take
shelter from the rain, when he remarked
"Many people are blamed for making reli-
gion a cloak, but l don't think those are
much better who make it an umbrella"
In impressing upon his hearers the duty
Of owing no man anything, he would say
d never pay my debts, and for the best
of all reasons Il never have any debts to
pay"
A STARCH to which sulphate, phosphate.
or borate of ammonia-or better, tungstate
OF soda-is added, makes ladies' apparel
FIREPRoOF, but it is not sufficient to use
the ordinary commercial article, which is
often very impure aud ruins the color as
we'll as the texture of the article in ironing.
Prof. Gungl finds that ammonia-alum
~(sulphate of alumina and ammonia) and
hypo-sulphate of soda also render, textiles
freproof when added to the starch. The
latter are cheap substances, easy to obtain
lin England and without any action on
most coIors. Hyposulphatc of soda does not
affect the property of the starch to impart
stiffness and gloss to the material.
P~ENCIL-cEDAR tJuniperus Virginiana) is
being planted pretty largely in Germany,
to secure a constant supply for the great
quantity of pencils now made in that
country. Mr.. l. [. V. Faber alone has
raised a plantation Of 5000 trees with the
best success.
An old woman of Ill, Nancy Lee, has
just died at Emily in Tipperary. Her age
appears to be well authenticated. For 40
years she traversed l6 miles daily, carrying
a heavy bag of bread on her back. She was
strong, and retained the full use of her
senses to the last. ae#d
~~-O- n1- ~ ~ rItrNt
, 1875-09-01
S @ CRAPS

The great International Exhibitions
gave the following results in number of
visitors and rocoints
, 1875-09-01

The next one, on a similar scale, will be
that of Philadelphia, in 1876. Many
think that these vast gatherings do not
accomplish oil they propose that they
are BOT worth the laborious efforts neces-
sary for their realisation but there can be
no question of the stimulus they have
given to art, manufactures and commerce.
, 1875-09-01

There are now more than 100000
miles of separate telegraph wire, placed
on a road Of 100000 miles. There are
$4,000 miles of submarine cable. The
total number of kilograms forwarded year
Iy is estimated at nearly 10O,O00,0 900, for
which over 812, 900, 900 is paid.
, 1875-09-01

An old woman of Ill, Nancy Lee, has
just died at Emily in Tipperary. Her age
appears to be well authenticated. For 40
years she traversed l6 miles daily, carrying
a heavy bag o Thread on her back. She.was
strong, and retained the full use of her
senses to the last. ieG& 4.
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What It Will Do!

TT will cure all Impurities of tho Blood
Il it will cure all Scrofulous Diseases; it
will remove all letter Affections; it will
euro rheumatism and Gouty Affections
it will remove all manner of Sores: i:
will improve the Complexion; it will re-
move all Pimples and Boils; it will cure
ell Constitutional Disorders; it will cure
Ulcers, Swcllings Of the Glands; it will
cure Cancer by removing the cause in
LIGHT will cure when other remedies
fail. Let the afflicted try it. Ask for
Hcinith's Queens Delight June II
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Notice to Real Estate Owners.

COLUMBIA, $. c., JUNE so, 1876.
HNllE following section OF ".An Orii-
Il nance concerning streets, pnvcmcnts
and shade trees" will hr rigidly en-
forced:
SECTION TO- That all
owners of lots III the city of Columbia
shall each repair. mend and keep. at his
or her expense, the sidewalk butting on
his or her lot according to such dircc-
tions rs the Mayor and Aldermen may,
from time to time, give; and any person
ncGlccting or refusing to do so, after ten
days notice, shall forfeit and pay the
sum of $40 for each and every day he or
she shall or may refuse or neglect And
il shall be the duty of the Chief of Pos
lice, after the expiration of said notice
to cause said sidewalk to he levcled or
repaired Mt the expense Of the owner of
the adjoining lot; which expense, when
approved by the Mayor and Aldermen,
shall he collected i'll the same manner as
the tax upon real estate, after ten days
notice to the party concerned.
BY order of the Mayor.
RICHARD JONES, City Clerk
July 3
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The River Time.
Editor and Proprietor,
Office Nc. 100 North Richardson St


4 wonderful stream is the river Time,
AS it flows through the realm OF tears,
With faultless rhythm and surge
sublime,
And blends with the ocean Of years.
There's musical isle up the river Time,
Where the softeSt Of airs are playing;
There's a howery soil and balmy cline,
And the tunes with the roses ere stray
ing.
And the name Of that isle i, the Long
ago,
And we bury our treasures there,
There are brows of beauty and bosoms of
snow,
There arc heaps Of dust, but we love
them so,
There are trinkcts and trcsscs of hair
There are broken VOWS, and pieces of
rings,
And part of an infants prayer;
There's Il lutte unswcpt, harp without
strings,
And the jewels she used to wear.
There are hands that are waved from
that fairy shore,
When the mirage is lifted III mir,
And we sometimes hear midst the tur-
bulent roar
Sweet voices we heard in days gone be-
fore,
When the wind down the river is fair
Remembered forc'er he that blessed isle
All the day Of our life, till night;
And when evening comes with her beau
tiful smile,
And our eyes are closing in slumber
awhile,
May that Greenwood Of soul be in
sight.
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Proposals for Coal.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE Il. OF S. H. AND STATE L1DRAn1AS,
COLUMBIA, June "a, 1875
DURSUANT to the provisions in al
Il Act entitled (No. 774) Gan Act rel,-
tive TO contracts for the Executive De-
partmcnts of the State Government and
for the General Assembly" passed in last
regular session of lS7I-755, anil approved
OH Murch a, 1875, SEALED PRO
POSALS for II supply Of 1G9 tons Of
COAL, Ar tho nsc Of the several Depart
Mcnts OF the Government, and for the
Houses of Senate and Representatives,
will be received at this Office until the
2Sth of July next, rs follows:
T.; to;lS for the several Departments 81
the State Govcrnncnt
80 tons for the Senate
q tons for the House Of Hr:,rcs,r.t;,-
tivcs
The party or parties to whom Il coli
tract may b,, awarded shall. before ,il-
term" on the performance thcrrot, give
Il bond, with sufficient security, on sucl.
terms ns may be prescribed Ivy the At
torncy-Gcnoral. conditioned for lis faith
ful performance; and III case of his or
tlieir failure to do SO, within thirty days
after It h:ls been awarded and approved,
it shall he awarded to the next lowest re-
sponsiblc bidder.
The payment of tho accounts for Coal
and Advertising is provided for in Sec
ton of the said Act
Tie proposals will bc opened at Co
lumhia, $. G., III the presence of {. board,
consisting of the Governor, the Secretary
OF State and Attorno y-Gcncral; contracts
shall he "f no effect until approved by
the sail board.
The Coal must be Of best quality ot
red ash CRATE coal, and has to De deli
vercd free of charges to the State House,
i'll the city of Columbia, s. G.
Proposals should be endorsed Pro
posals for Coal for - and adIrcssc,
us aforesaid to this Office
ADOLPII EEiNINGER.
Keeper Of State House and State Lillv,.
rian. June %
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".Arrnh, me darlint," cried jamie
O'Flannigan to his loquacious sweet
heart, who had not given him the oppor-
tunity to 'get in word even edgewise"
during two hours ride behind the little
bay nags in his oyster wagon, ''are yc
afther knowing why your cheeks are like
my ponies there? "Shure and its be-
cause they're red, is it?" quoth the blush
ing Bridget ''Faith, and better raison
than that, mavOurnccn. Because there
is one Of them aich side of wagon
tongue"
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Money to Loan j,
On Marketable Collaterals.

LNXCHIANGE on New York, Baltimore,
IL Philadelphia. Boston. md nll promi
ncnt cities of the United States and En-
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSITS received and intcrcsthcar.
ing CERTIFICATES issued.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOLDand SILVER
bought and sold
ACCOUNTS of merchants and others
from the city and country solicited. and
LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS
granted by tic CENTRAL NATIONAL
BANK, corner of Plain and Richardson
streets. JOHN S. PRESTON, Prcs't.
j. ii. SAWYER. Cashier. Mor "a
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Notice to Tax-Payers,

TNIIE COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE
Il will he open for receiving RETURNS
from JUNE to JULY 20, 1875, instead
of July to August 90, us heretofore
The law requires the County Auditor
to assess al parties who fail to list their
personal property within the time above
noted, at the same valuation a; Of 1871,
and add penalty of fifty per cent.
thereto: and all now buildings and
structures. not returned in 1871. must he
returned for the lisr;,l year 1873. and in
default thereof i. penalty of fifty per
cent. will attnch.
To facilitate the Taxpayer, i'll maxim.
tier returns for III" fiscal y,ar 1879, |
will attend in person !: the following
Precincts:
tiadsd,n Precinct. Jun" II. IS ANA -
Acton Precinct Jnnc II anl -
Davis Precinct, June -.
Garncrs Precinct. June 2N ni.L ~.
Camp Ground Precinct. Jul, /.
killinn's Precinct. july anil =.
Hopkins Precinct. July :.
II, nholin's Precinct, Julv ~.
Y. /. SOLOMON.
May ~ lnio County Auditor.
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Notice..
COLUAIBIA. S. G. J,-Ir 3O

COLUMBIA, S. c., JuNE 30, 1879.
A \ Ordinance concerning firearms
n will be strictly enforced within the
city limits, embracing the following, viz:
West side Assembly street to East side
Sumter street, and from Gcrvais street
South to Laurel street North, on 4th and
9th July instant The penalty for firing
amy gun, pistol or other small arms,
cracker, sky-rocEa! ar explosive and
noisy substance within the above limits
on either of the enlovt-nnmo1 days is 500
Fly order Of tho Mayor.
RICHARD JONES, City Clerk.
July 3
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C. VIM. E. ROSE, Proprietor.

FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Fare S2l II day, including
Omnibus ride. Situated
near the Capitol and in
centre of business part Of
the city. My Omnibus
will convey passengers to
and from every train. The
Ladies' Apartments 4 are
complete; entrance on AS
scmbly street. BILL
ARD and BATH ROOMS
are all new and in good
order. Ap6
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ". II.
IN WIGG, administrators of tie estate
Of +. Reeves. deceased, has applied to
me for II final discharge rs such admins
traitor. 1t is ordered, that the 5TH DAY
OF JULY, A. ID. 1875, be fixed for hear
ing of petition, and final settlement of
snld estate. B. l. BOONE,
Judge of Probate, Richland County.
June 6 III,