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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10

BONANZA BASEBALL CLUB.-At meeting
held yesterday the Bonanza Base-B1ll Club
was organized with the following officers
President, c. W. Thomas; Vice. President,
w. E. Nuckols ; Treasurer, E. +. Higgins
Secretary, o. B. Dyer. Directors, q. 1. Hltz'
hlmer and E. F. Higgins. j. w. Thomas,
captain and pitcher; E. f. Higgins, second
base; w. II. Wood, centre field; Robert
Harmon. left field; G.. W. Thomas, first base;
Y. T. Hlltzhmer, third base; W. f. Nuckols,
right field; R. T. Thomas, catcher; Z. K.
Mahone, short-stop. This nine contains
some of the best players, and they propose 10
accent or challenge any nine in the city.
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NOVEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud see the
exhibition of ART AND MUSICAL RTAINMENT
given by the ladies OF Centenary church THIS EVE
SING at 512, northeast corner Of Sixth and Frank
lin streets. Admission, 25 cents. special en-
tertainment for children on FRIDAY AFTERNOON
from until O'Clock. the admission tickets
given to children will entitle them to refreshments
Of the value Of 25 cents.
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E.CREAM. ICE-CREAM

(. C.IIMMER. with facilities unsurpassed, offers
.' 'Ir. ru'itc a PUit tkrA NJ. Iuanuiaclu ured only
d! "a, tr II mate rial aud ny The most skiiiul HANDS
wH, 'r nw:u. To tte great abunuanre OF ice, he Is
Joe! - iurLi~h al unusually low rates; and So
9" i..r Nqi. ouaCc OF pic ME parties, excursion
i.'ue CAUrch T. ~uvas. aud prlVatr families, guar
a'ti.l,.!HI saIisiuc ion and Il free delivery TO any
..l al larl, II he cIty. An ,NaInlDai ii ot hlS
{ ~ AN, Orange ana LEMUN-lC VIII con-
i..t. II: most sCcpiIca!. =. LihMalrk,
1886 Main street.
F.'I>y I,iyr NuIIr orders for Sunday on SATURDAY.
Mr. v. ". Th!EBETT is with Inc, and Will be
..,,l O.. .,-,r nj. threads my
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Benevolent Societies Liable to Tax
alton.

CINCINNATI, June 9.-By recent decision
in the Supreme Court the funds belonging
to benevolent societies have been declared
snhiect to taxation. In obedience to this de-
cision the Board of Equalization Of this city
has sent estimates TO each society in the
limits of Cincinnati to show cause why they
should not be taxed on their moneys,
credits, sc.
The Masoos. Odd-Fellows, Knights OF
Pylbias. and all other societies heretofore
exempt on the ground Of charity and their
seeming public benefit, have been included
in the summons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10

DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsE.-In order to meet
The constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added well. selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which. together with our IMPROVED MA
CHINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant AIS in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and IN the most ex-
peditiouS manner.
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REy. DUNCAN MAcGsEooR, of Manchester,
England, who lately visited our esly as q dei'
egate to the Young Mems Christian Assocta'
ton Convention, and VINO preached so nc.
ceptably for the Second and the Ftrse Baptisa
churches, in this city, on last sabbath, nus
accepted the pastorate Of the Baptist churca d
in Canton, Ohio. He received unanimous
eall. and will enter upon bis duties the 1st OF
september next. He sailed for England yes.
terday, to bring his family to this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10

Masonic ELEcT1oN.-At the last meeting
of St. Johns Lodge, No. Sc, A. +. and A
NJ, the following officers were elected for tho
ensuing year: Z. a. Jacob, worshipful mas
ter; j. r. Keesee, senior warden; T. 0. hee
see, junior warden; james E. Goode, treasu'
rer; Walter Moore, secretary. The other
officers will be appointed hereafter.
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Balttmore anti ohio RaiIroad,

BALTIMORE, June 9.-The regular monthly
meeting OF the directors OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad was held to-day, and Mr..
Garrett addressed the board at some length.
What transpired or what action, IL any, in
regard to the railroad war has not been given
to the press tonight, but will be furnished
tomorrow.
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NEW Goops.-Ladies' Gold Hunting " atchessat
$50, $40, and upwards to $l25: Gentlemen's Gold
Hunting Watches at SIS, 800 TO $500, and up
wards; Ladies' Leentines. Opera Chains aud Neck
laces; Amethyst Rings, Aqua Marine Kings, ori-
entail Topaz Rings, Gold and Pearl Glove-HookS' ~
G. GESNET'S.
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The Couuec,,cut EerI.Iature.

HARTFORD, June 9.-In the Senate to-day
the amendment providing for fail bienniai
January sessions Of the Legislature was
adopted without opposition, In concurrence
with the previous action of the House; so
that the amendment will now 60 to the peo-3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10
Dedication OF Confederate Cemetery.

Especial telegram TO The Dispatch.l
GoRDoNsv1LLE, Va, June 9.-The new
Confederate cemetery was dedicated here TO.
day by the decoration of the graves of the
six hundred and eighty-five sleeping heroes
buried therein. Judge Charles E. Sinclair
delivered the memorial oration to vast as
semblage in the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sonfh
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The RICHMOND NORMAL SCHOOL closes its
scholastic year to-day. The anniversary eX'
erc:ses, including the distribution of dipio,
mas and medals, take place at the Normal
School hall, on Twelfth street beyond Gay,
this evening at 8 O'Clock.
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F,ag.-At 5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
an alarm of fire was turned inat Station4.
Third police district, caused by the burning
of q few shingles on the roof of house on
west Broad street. Damage tridlng.
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$1,000, ,OOO-No FURTHER PosTPoNEMENT.-
The First Grand Gift Concert Of the Montpelier
Female Humane Association" takes place THURSDAY,
July Is, 1875. few dollars invested may secure
you d handsome fortune. Tickets, $50; halves,
$40 quarters, IS eIshlhs, 81 SOTO bc had ut c
+. JouNsToS's music. and news-store, 91S Main
street
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THE PENTEcosT HoLIDAYs.-The Portu.
puese (Hebrew) synagogue on Mayo street
has been beautifully decorated with ever
greens and the rarest flowers procurable for
the Penlecost holidays, which began Tuesday
evening. The services yesterday morning
we're very impressive and imposing. The
singing was a creditable performance, ana
added much to the solemnity of the service.
The choir is composed of youths OF the
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U.A.O. D.-The annual session of the
Grand Grove of Virginia, U. A. q. D., Wili
be held at odd-F VS. Hall, commencing at
3 o'clock tonight. M
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GO TO BoscHEN's, 500 and 5i1 Broad street,
and leave your measure for frst-class pair OF
boots or shoes, made In any STYLE Hand-work only
Fit guaranteed.
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CROCKERY, GLasswARE, 1c.

T1HE ATTENTION OF THE sPROPRI-
ETORS of the several Virginis Springs, Wa.
,erlng Places, and Hotels y sasa e ny i1rfs az
IF .ATED GOODS and CUTLERY, suitable for
their nse with an experience Of ten years saetfns
10 their wants am satisfied That can ave sasn~
fsction A large assortment OF Refnger3t0fs. WS-
ter.CooIerS, and Iee-Pitchers, always on hand
Also iuli line Of China and Granite Chamber sets
In 1raaf ysriety 9sIfl,- JAMES W. GIBSON,
my2o l207 Main street, Richmond, VIZ q,
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DIsPATcu PRISTISG-HoUSE.-Unsu IA.
cilitIes for the prompt execution OF all KINDS OF
printing. Orders filled promptly and at low prices
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COMMISSION MERcHANTs.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or obtain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be to your advantage.
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THE JUB1LEE SINGERS AaAIs.-The New
Orleans Jubilee S.pgers will give one Of
their agreeable concerts at the Fsne-Sneet
Baptist church to-nightsts 8 O'Clock.
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W. GoDDIN, P, NJ, house and lot
LYME BROTHER, 5k P. n, small brick store
With dwelling over same, on tne north saoe u
Leigh near TO Judsh street sgzys -sszs i
r I. .APPERsON. r. b.. ~ acres on Grove ave-
nue.. one mile west Of Richmond.
nPIIRBs q WILLIAMS. l2 NJ, !. .summerneid," !"
o,ss m,iie east of Richmond, In Bowling Green,
near the MechaniesyIlle turnpike, furniture, &c.
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The CASE OF YoUSG HUDsoN.-The case oil
Beauregard Hudson, charged with stabbing
young Hillman, is Sc! for trial in the Hastings
Court 10 day. ..s
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SAVE MONEY By having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed
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obituary.

LANCASTER, June 9.-Edmnnd u. Kline,
one of the editors and proprietora OF the
Lancaster Daily and Weekly Examiner, died
this morning. Cause, beat t-disease.
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Natioaai Sportsmen'e Association.
I CLEVELAND, June 9.--The National Sports
mems Association Te3ssembled here TINS
morning. Delegations are present trom
eighteen States.
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FINE GOLD WEDDIN AND ENGAGEMENT
RINGS In stock and made TO order, any size, by
C. GENNET, No. 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10

ALARGE STOCK OF CAssIMEREs for mems enc
bows, wear just received at SYCLE BROTHERS.
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F.\REwELLsC sCROQuET.--.Q QUoITET may be had
Of q. MCCARTHY. 9I4 Main street. II Is new ana
s,,ra,,tiye, and all the rage in Phi,adelphia.
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ILAS' TEAS We are in receipt Of
i":iiy. one chests Of fresh GUNPOWDtR
.or,..s. w!irn W. ar. retailing ID soc, 75c. IL.
= =, ~ -. aEd -. 4 IiIGral discount allowed
t - -. - q rprnG, and upwards.
hEDRUr. A. HCNDLEi < CO..
~ S3L Broad street.
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GROCERIES, 6c.

SAHjrH.-Extra fine Sugar; extra heavy
'. t.h...'s; common M"lssS"s. REFINED SG-
' Ill., at Loaf, GianuIated and fowdered-
''t.~Iaya. Lsyuiyia and Rio. MACK EREI..-
a.. I. :. and3 HENRI North Carol Ina and
> ',grl ~ALi.-iiy-rpool Fine and Ground Alum
+" ''N.->,tc>. shUu tjtrs, and Hams. ALE AND
''El lrk.->colch auc Engi,sll. For sale by
- DAVENPORT l. MORRIS.
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Aithmoud 1ispattk, !
THURSDAY. ......JUN.E 10. 1875.

sg- THE CIRCULATION orf THE DIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CO '.MBINED CIRCULA-
TIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
pArERS OF THE. CITY.
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The Galveston News Contempt Case
Dismissed.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, June 9.--Judge Nor.
rilI, of the United States District Court, ora
demurrer made by the attorney for the pro.
prietors of the Galveston Ners, this morn
ing dismissed the contempt case against
them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10

NEW PRINTS AND PERcALEs at sYcLE BRO
THEIRS
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PARAsoLs in new styles have just been opened al
SYcLE BROTHERS, ..-- .-----..---...
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BLACK ALPAoAs can now be bought OF SYcLE
BROTHERS at deduction OF 90 per cent.
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Destruction Of the Huntington Grain
EfeVn1Or.

Especial telegram 10 the Dspltch.]
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, June 9.-The grain
elevator erected at this place last fall WAS
burned at 10 O'Clock tonight, and was a
complete loss. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary. Partly ir-
srred
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-10

LETTER. HEADS, NOTE-HEADS, BILL'HEADs, Ac'
COUNTS, SALES, BUSiNEsS'CAfpS' &C., hea'iy
priuted at DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE.
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/ PLAIN AND sfSrED LINENS, full yard.wida'
only l2Xc., st sYcLE BRo1EEhs'
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,EkrH TEAS.-Drect importation from
'hiiE1~ttl WIDER TEAS of the finest
~ fNtrLisH BI.EAhFaaT. OULONG, and
ar las q! SUPERIOR 3siality, selected with
"a. care i": ,;uc NirSinis t!ade by Messrs. Rus
q Co.. u! Shanghai, china. For sale by
DAVENPORT Il NORRIS,
= s-i;H lin porterS.
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NICE ASSORTMENT OF LINEN LAWNS a
SYCLE BROTHERS.
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THE HEADQUARTERS FOR DRESS GOODS Is at
SYCLE BROTHERS.
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,ANNED TOMATOES.

IlDy.ig4 large lot Of CANNED ToNATTOFs
:. uI.H ''tr-5 and desiring 10 close out for ne"
"rn. J Mil .cI rurirg the month 500 dozen cans
:. 'ar j.H Price of $3.50 per dozen. tSuarantced
..I.r.Id. H.ii 4. FlXZiNl, JR.
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For NEW STYLES OF BuiJLEs go to sYcLE
BROTHERS,,
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TIE WEATHER TO-DAY The probabilities
are tha. the ,ced4her today ,ctH be partly
cloudy.
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DREAKFAsT, LUNCHEON, AND TEA,
Dty Marion Harland, 81. IS: also, her other val
u4bIc work. Common sense In the Household,sl.7
P.mberton's Claude Menotte as Detective, 81 DO
Reeds Practical Suggestions for the ManaSement OF
Law suits, IS Austin Il Campbelrs 5ur1spruasnse,
$3.50: Woods Msn and Beasts, Here and Here
after, IL so Holiness Authorship OF shskspesse, ,
"a do.China &C.. plates "a; Ingersois Fears for
Dem5cracy, el so; Talmade's sporis tha; hhis
$3.50, &c. RANDOLPH z ESGLasns, NJ .ssas,
je 7-d&w 1910 alain allain js,i''S.'ssz stfrss,
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IuH i;tNI, the larse and c}mior'a- ::
/ ,-, ri,I, = pN tiI.lN,i No. l09 Grace I'LL
." r.. =. 4 GER. nd streets, bow occupied toy
r ,.l>.o.. -. Possession July !, 1879.
=. ..,s'lin> keen rooms; large kitchen !;
'....,., &C.. Aad th~ premises are ~ So"d re-
IT,. On r.. f.n>rd for !. term OF ycrr>. Apply
''.' fEA>h II. Hill, Real state Agent,
:. nos Maiu street.
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1,rr HENr. 4 NEW BRICK g.
/ upI~s containing four rooms and ka:.A
,,.,,: .a~ aud wafer on HE pr.lni.cs, corhcI
, ~. ... 3sl'.ca'h >'rcS. Ken. fl2.oo 70 Enoo
%. 49,, ol 1923 Main : rect. jc S-3t
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BUSINESS WANTS.

w TANTED, EVERYBODY TO SAVE
w MONEY! MONEY !! MONEY =! by having
iher clothes secured By the celebrated French dyer
and scOurer ana champion gIoye:cleaner. Pants
secured ana pressed In the original shape for 6uc
per plir. Repairing done At twenty i've per cent.
less than any house In the city. T.. FRENCH,
my 24-3m No. u Ninth street-sign OF req nag.
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, dc.

A PASTORS RECOLLECTIONs. BY
moIrs. vols. $3.50. sigma. BY .Ouida.n S2.
Southalls Recent Origin OF Man. 50. Harrlson's
Group OF Poets and their Hannts. 81. 10. nar-
What ana How TO Read. A Guide TO English Lite
rature. soc. Green's Short History OF the Eng
jish PeopIe 81 75. All new books for sale rs 5000
- pu'''"'0' WEST, JOHNSTON & Co,
ie9.2t adjoining posi-. ofice.
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Ny.ICk STORE AND DWELLING on MoSby
- -. corner Jay.
Ei:lCk Tr NEM+ST with four rooms {; kitchen,
&c. uli street, tcls cen went! fifth and weuiy-
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:, s',s,n |,; very SUPERIOR GREEN TEA; 3 chests
'appLaS TEA. just u hand ut
a. WILLIAM &. DANDkIDSE q CO.'S,
y S27 Broad street,
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IWp->TORI BklCK NV FILLING with SIX
G...- a.td two acres Of iand attached near Alien
- r,.,u the western limits ui III city.
4nu.> LOKI BIilCh SiuKr., 80. IL BroaG
.r.. RItHARD>U\ & co,
lll3 Main street.
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lJH BARRELS OF TIL + Is ES I
- t"ands FAMILY udEXTRh FLOUR;
= tpjj ".j jj'ch,a!s ,liiS auo SAf'AN 1kAS.
flrr ROA sTFD auI SPICES GROUsD
,''' q, He thIii il Tea un, Coffee Store, cornes
~. ~, TtH ti2hlu sliccts.
~. - F.T. HER,rf;R, Proprietor.
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EuE RENT. TIRE Is rOkl BRICK g.;
( DWtIlGNt,, including has, ln.ut. con- ILL
'alH.. r!u" room. wih kitchen. gas, walter, &C.,
ru Ia<I street, corner ui Arch
fEaNIF. bWrtlJ >t WIN i've rooms: kiichtn
1 t.. "u .weaLv-pighlh sire. L between Marshall ana
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tun RENT. THAT CENTRAL l. fs:
1 ~1unF mkt hcluw the FIRST National Es:a
L,us. recently coupled 10y John r. Meredith auo
jsr1i .u-ly hy GIccHhow X Meredith Is Il grocery
s9iay lu J. l.. APP kSJS,
r-,I- t. Real fsia'c Agent. Sc.
IUR RENT, THAT LARGE AND Gs=s
L rpUuuudiuu~ StOi;E. with smok, house la.I
.s'!Ich. suitably r,nged for p"rk-pachlng. OH
ii'' tlh street. occupied by &. L. Wortham. Ios-
s,as. "a IEcu al once
tDWlN WDRTHAM,
CHARLES i. WbRIlIAN.
Sarv yirE Executors uf K. (. Morthan., dccraScd.
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Godlove Ortl C'PLmbus. what q
name!') says that young Nap. is to
mount the throne in ninety days.
Gudlove is not only prophet, he is
also chairman of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. 1t is evident who
made him prophet and that cnuuot
be helped; but there ought to be a
remedy against making such ~ man
chairman Of such u committee.
The Rev. Mr.. King. the Eoglish
sporting parson. who wns recently de-
posed by the Bishop Of Lincoln, is a
bit of hnmorist. He has horse in
training for some of tie coming races,
aud hus named him Hypocrisy. Ii
MIR. King could only win the next ST.
Leger with horse called the Bishop
Of Lincoln, he would be amply
avenged.
The report going the rounds of the
press that Jefferson Davis is ill has no
foundation in fact. He is in rs good
health now NJ ut any time for several
years. and appear. on the streets of
Memphis almost daily.
Mics Mary Max we'll. daughter of the
iaIe OuptaIn JOnn MaXWell, who re-
sided near Pendleton. died OF con-
sumption on Monday. the 2lst ul,imc,
after lingering illness of many
months.
Mrs. Polly Smith. wife of Whitaker
Smith, deoeassd, died at the residence
OF her daughter. Mrs. Jeptha Harper,
in Anderson, on Saturday. I'd inst,
in the eighty. sixth year OF her age.
Henry Hancock, E.q.. ON old and
prominent citizen OF Lancaster. died
ct his residence, few miles from the
village. on the Oath ult.; aged eighty.
four years.
Tho New York Herald declares that
''every man killed in New Orleans will
represent an addition OF 100, 900 votes
in favor of the next Dem ocratic oandi.
date for the Presidency"
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will generally mite. It is possible
that this boy will unite the beat ele-
ments Of Spain, and be the means OF
giving peace to the distracted and
miserable kingdom.
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SEM NSATIOMS!

SENSATION PRIMA DoNNAs, sENsA.
TON PULPIT ORATORS, Sensation Poll.
ticians Sensation Parties, Schuet zen-ve.
rein Masquerade Balls, Tableaux, Choral
Union Concerts, Sensation Newspaper
Articles, Sensation New Opera Houses.
and every other Sensation vanishes before
the great impending ~x~
Jane NEW SENSATION.
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage...Sale Of
Real Estate.


pY virtue of tho power OF attorney dply
I'D given to the Capital Building and Loan
Association pf sOolambia. by George W,
Allen, and contained In tho mortgage fof
said George W. Allen to the said Apsoofa-
tiop, dated tho 2Sth day of September, 1871
l will sell. on the FIRST DAY OF FEBRU.
AIRY NEXT, at II O'Clock A. NJ, before the
Court House in Columbia, as the property
Of said George W. Allen, ali that piece,
parcel or lot OF LAND, and BUILDINGS
iy, in or near the city OF Colum6is, being
portion OF Lot No. IA In a plat OF seid
Waverly. made by T. O.. Veal, Surveyor.,in
March, A. D. 1855, fronting On the North on
=. ss-ee: &c &c: 7~::a,sS IS IS .ee5s :nvaes;
bounded on the West by lot OF j.. d a. 10.
gan; on the East by lot now OK formerly
belonging. to O. Waring, lrunninsI 6crk
southwardiy 238 feet; and bounded On the
South BY lot belonging tp JET. Pickett.
Terms each. n! J0HN!A0NEW.
Pros Capital b. and T.. Aesecistion.
Columbis, u o., January. 8. 1875.
Jan ~ s.' -I3,o 10 1oi1tH: " iE.E3k
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-09

with DR.. VIM. Brown. of Richmond
as President.
AUGUSTA, Me-, January 8.-The
Republican caucus nominated Hamil.
ton for United States Senator.
LANsINa, MIoH., January 8.-A
oauous nominated Chnndler.
NEW YORK, January 8..-The eteam
tug Speedwell, reported missing. had
on board thirty persons, and Was en-.
Baged In some Government work con-
nected with torpedo manufacturing.
As she has not arrived at Newport.
where she was bound, it is feared she
has been lost. with all hands.
The Herald has double.leaded edi.
torial. calling attention to the call for
meeting here Monday morning, and
tne Influential names attached thereto.
Ii says the President cannot affect to
ignore or undervalue such o demon.
stration, supported by such eminent
names. The President is bound TO pay
some regard to the public opinion OF
the country. he ought to be confident
that he is not right when the best SEN
timent Of the best classes condemns
hisa. 1t is at least his duty to pause
and reflect. and to re.examine the
grounds OF his unprecedented action.
Ihe President will soon see thas he is
not supported by the sentiment OF the
conntfy. and that his unparalleled
course arousea the approximations OF
.ne people 90 no other public event
mas oone einos ths firing on Fort Sum
ser; Inia respectable and influential
CAL onen& f:n eAs:!:SsS ..aas np.v5s;5a11I. np.v5ss;;5a11I:
tnet thers is % limit beyand which no
pnolio officer IN this Vgfpblioan Go.
vernment can, 60 witb1mEunisy. AR
The New York I17nssy says: :'"We
learn from orr ooDf Dfsspc nasnsa al Waeh.
ington that the Pfesidonti will eeiid In