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The Striking Cigar-Makers.

NEW YORK, December 6.-The striking
cigar-makers to-day started Il factory for
themselves. Two hundred hands are going
to work. The number will be increased to
five hundred in week. Three other fac
tories, on the same cooperative plan, will
be at work within a week. The strikers
claim to have sc, 200, 900 at their back. To-
day they had a procession and marched
through streets, fully five thousand being
in line ...... -.
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California.
THE CHINESE QUESTION.

SAN Francisco, December 6.-The mes
sage of Governor Irwin refers to the Chi
nese question. The presence OF the Chinese
here has initiated the irrepressibe conflict,
II the right of unlimited immigrations is
conceded to the Chinese there is danger OF
their civilization overriding our own.
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The receipts Of live stock for the week ending De-
cember 5, 1877. were about 200 head or cattle,
436 hogs. ami IT'S sheep. There were some COM
mon grades of cattle thrown on the market this
week that we're not really narkctable owing to the
fact that the had lost Of their feed by
the late fresh. Those sold for less money than the
the demand seems to be fairly good We quote:
Beef Cdttte.-Verv best &C.: good, 4a6I4ac.; me-
dunn or good fair quality, 34(s4c.; common, thin
steers, &C., ease. Il H.. gross. .-.. VS.. s.
Hogs.-Eery best, 6Gssc. Lighter grades, &C., 81
@5Ac. 3 b. net. F.! - go. .".'.
!Hesp.-Demand very limited: very best, in small
lots. 4s@43c.: fair 10 good 3@3&c. - h.. gross.
CdLues.-$5@s10 p head. Il .-... No. g. =
Mich Col1S.-S20@S45 q head. .
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Commercial Failures.

TROY, N. Y, December 6.-The National
Exchange Bank Of Troy has gone into
voluntary liquidation by Il resolution Of the
stockholders. ''
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BY 'EeIeerapn.

} NEW YORK, December 6.-Cotton firm uplan,ls
II 7-I6c.; Orleans, II 9-16c.: sales, 057 bales
to. Great Britain, ,5b,e69 bales: France. i4,21C
bales: Continent, 14,l22 bales; channel, 1894
bales Fi9nr r., about S@lOc; better on s6ippin;
superfne western and state, So; closing frm fol
shipping grades and dull for others; southern flour
unchanged: Wheat less active a,d closes scarcely
so firm; shippers and miIlers holding Off. Corn &c
better. Cofec-Rio sc; higher and IN fair demand
sargoes, 16@2oc. gold: joy lots. ls@2Isc. gold
sH@ee. for Standard 4. MoassesForeign grade,
With MODERATE BUSINESS at sHaSc. for louisiana
5lt@6Ac;, for Carolina Petroleum dull; refined
Turpentine steady. Pork about steady and quiet
stean Whitley 1ti nomiaaI q Sits sIie
@$1.l0k. Freishts shade easier. Cotton-sail
&C.; steam. AG9 32c. :..
~ -t.t I'D. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 6.-Flour unchanged
Southern wheat quiet and steady; western Que,
and easier; southern red, good to primo, 81 $50
red. on spot. and December. $l.42H; January
SLIT. Southern corn steady and In good demand
F yeSw sds sse s seay ~hs
1rmer at 649i67c. Provisions unchanged. Coffee
strong and unchanged. Whiskey dull at sl.o9!G
1e 90 ~SS''s''' LOUISVILLE. --lE..
LOUISVILLE. December 6.-Flour firm but moi
higher. Wheat quiet but firm; red, sl.2s; amber
Sl.1u WNlIe. Sl.03. SOTu WUIIe, QUO.
mixed, 47c. Rye dull at zoe. Oats. dull and IN.
changed Pork firm and stronger at $l2.G0. Larc
firm and unchanged. Brlk-meats In fair dernant
and firm shoulders 4Ac.; clear rib, exc; cleal
| sides, exc. Racon.:Sone here. Sugar-cured ham
| tirmer at 1870. Whiskey. steady and unchanged
Bagging dull at 12&c. Tobacco UNCHANGED. Hogs
Receipts, 1000 head. '@
~ss CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI. December 6.-Four dull and un
changed. Wheat quiet; red, Sl.l6@Sl.25. Cor
strong and higher at 40@42c. Oats strong AM
| at 85@66c. Barley quiet and unchanged. Pork &C
| tive but not higher at Sl2. Lard In good demand
| steam rendered, $3.50: kettle, ta.62h6l$s.7 II
| Bulk-meats quiet and UNCHANGED, Boxed-ineats /
good demand; shoulders. - as short clear S6, 60
Cum bcrlands. $6.37k. Whiskey ae,lye and lower a
| &1.O4. Butter IN fair deI1an6. fancy creamin,
! 3o@32c.; prime tn choice western reserve. 2oi
| 22c.; Central Onto. 1909 Sugar quiet and III
changed Hogs in FAIR demand !; common packIn,
sa.l 69S4.3el receipts, 10000 head; shipment
ST. LOUIS. ief@t 10
| ST. LOUIS. December 6.-Flour quiet and ur
/ changed Wheat-No. 8 red fall, $1.22Hd$l .22a
No. 4 red fall, 41.12.l Corn-No. 2 mixed. 464e
46ac. bid: new, 37af3sc. oats-No. 2. 2s@2e,s
steady at sl.os Pork easier at sl2. Lard aniel
$3.50 at East 81, Louis. B.ig-dtiats firmisr an
more delGS at Ak 8, and &C. for shouiders ciea
RIO, AID clear Sides, loose. Hogs nrlu ana VI
changed; packing, S4.15t9s4.A0. Cattle stead
and In good demand for shipping. Sheep firm; d.
mand exceeds supply. 49,. 5.si Il. ], slls -I4..'G
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THE PoPE.-London, December 6.-The
Illness special from Rome states that the
hands and arms OF the Pope are swelling,
and that his respiration is laborious. His
mind, however, continues clear.
The common opinion here is that the end
is rapidly approaching. Very little concern
is shown about the political consequences
Of his death.
The Standards Rome dispatch, however,
states that the symptoms are slightly anne
liorated ..#-s ~ ...s.
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FIRE AT SYDNEY, NEB.-ONE LIFE
w. ,,O'I. Cheyenne, W. r., December ga
I W.T., at sydney, Neb., Monday night, de-
sSuoyed the auction-room OF Cummings &
~ 15li'pson, the Star Hotel, Lanes livery sta
~, "'e, and several dwellings. Theloss is esti-
mated. mated at $4,000. ID. Il. Simpson, OF the
''''e hrm, was burned TO DEATH
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o, a CHURCH BURNED Cambridge, Nd, De.
huber huber 5.-The Union Bethel A. 81. Il.
h nufch took ire tonight at u o'clock, and
y VIII ed 10 the ground. The par sonage,
, "nich stood within ten feet OF the church.
T TSs saved. The loss will be about $4,000.
NC Insurance is $1,000,
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nARlII,S,rE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER g, as77.
ARRIVED. Ssag.,.fte

PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8, lS77.
ARRIVED. ,.,atrr#e,
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker. New York
merchandise and passengers, G.. W. Allen, q Co.,
agents.
cbandlse and passengers, L. b. Tasnm, ageps.E Ea
Schooner Carrie; johnson, Philadelphia, coal. C..
3. Page.
Schooner Thomas vangIder, Yangtlder. New
York, rairoad'iron, Chesapeake and ohio Railroad
scheqner Eugie, Corsey, Alexandria, grain.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. ~, ,E
From Windsor December =, schooner Harry and
MEMORANDA. sos sE.;a.,5t{ 80
Schooner Harry and Fred, Gardner, from Wind
sor, N. s., for Richmond, at Newport December
4th, ~ u .ssi11 ~ 3.si-s5
1 Schooner Us. WINS, Ingerso,l. from Richmond,
at New York Beceinber 4th. - s-s : ,s,.ss
Schooner Edwin b. Wainwright, from James
james river, at Philadelphia December Atm.
By telegraph as
FORT MONROE, December 6.-Pxssed out from
Norfolk: Bark Manttorei for Martinique; ship
Esther Roy, for Liverpool ,sss
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
THE sUEKEN SCHOONER ALHERGERS
NORFOLK, VA, December 6.--The schooner Jacob
r. Albergtr, Captain Newell, from Phtladelphla
bound to Richmond, loaded With pig-iron, struck
on Watchapraque Shoals Saturday nlght about -
morning entered into an agreement With the Baker
Wreckfng Company for rho saving OF the vessel and
cargoagreeing 10 pay sixty per Cent Tor such SER
Vice.
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Ik0TUER EAILERE.

NEW YORK, December 6.-Greenbaum
Brothers e Co. have suspended. The firm
was connected with the suspended German
National Bank at Chicago. 49,. ....,. ....
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Crushed to Death.

EIGHT MEN CRUSHED TO DEATH BIZ A FALLING
BUILDING AT ST. JOHNS. .-
ST. JOINS, N. B., December GA build
| ing in course oil erection on Prince William
street fell to-day, and eight men were
crushed in the ruins.
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Georgia.
TIE NEW COEsTITUT

TIE NEW CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.
AUGUSTA, GA, December G.-The new
Constitution was adopted by large maiori-
ty. Atlanta is endorsed as the permanent
capital. A large vote was poled. No dis
turbanceS are reported.
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MEETING OF THE TENNESSEE LEGIsLA.
TURE.-Nashuite, December 5.-The Legfs.
lature met and heard the reading Of the
Governors message, stating the object OF
converting in extraordinary session, and
earnestly urging the adoption Of the bond.
holders sixty-eent proposition, and adj
iourncd until tomorrow.
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The New Diocese Of West Virginia.
REV. JAMES Fl. EccLEsTeN, OF NEWARK, n. j.,
ELECTED BISHOP OF WEST VIRGINIA BY TEE
WEST VIRGINIA CONVENTION. G
'---"-' Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
CHARLESTON, W. Va, December 6.-Rev.
James II. EceIeston, of Newark, n. j., was
to-day elected bishop Of The, dioceseof West
Virginia by the Convention Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, now in session
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lily TcieGrapn.

NEW YORK. December 6.--GoId opened OF. l02hz
N0on.- Stocks unchanged. but nominaly higher
Money on call, 5 per cent. Geld. 1929. Exchange
Long, 4S14; short, 4643. State bonds quiet Gov
crnmenIs irregular and lower. 'a.... I .,.-... :.
Euening.-Mouey more active. Sterling stead,
at 4S14 lGol,I heavy at 1Q2a. Governments steady
new fves, l06S. States qiiei: ....-....... .agsl
'-- BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 6.-Virsdnla 6's, old, 80
deferred. 81: consolidated, 5Ss; second series, 43
North Carolina 6's old, 90.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, December q, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 3 hossheads and
ticrce. The oiit Rugs at auction on Change was
l package: which was taken in. ~. a.. F. ...f-. ...
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Flour,

Fine, $3.50: superfne, $3.50; extra supcrhne,
and City Mills, SsG$S.25. aud very dull.
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MINERAL WATERS, &c
WATER.

fresh supply OF this celebrated WATER, direct
from the spring at Waukesha Wis, Is just 10 hand
As q specific for any disease affecting the kidneys
or urinary organs IL Is unsurpassed.
For sale on daught or In larger quantities by
= : $3.50 GEORGE SCHEN,
no Him Main and Eleventh streets
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New York.

RUM0RED COAL N-CoUNTERFEITs.
NEW, YORK, December 6.-The air is filed
with rumors Of another coal combination.
II is represented that the Philadelphia COM
panies and the New York companies, ex-
cepting the Delaware, Lackawana and West
ern, are favorable to it. .s...... -,-
Thousand-dollar counterfeit bonds OF the
Marysville and Lexington Railroad Compa-
NY, northern division Of Kentucky, are on
the market. ~
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Southern and Atlantic Tele-
graph Company, the following Bourd OF Di-
rectors was elected: William Orion, Chas.
w. Blossom, Henry .Hentz, Charles NJ. Fry,
o. B. Graves, John w. Kirk, William b.
Abel, r. Fl. Rochester, and Norvin Green.
ANOTHER CARGO OF SUGAR SEIZED. .--
NEW YORK, December 6.-Collector Ar
thur seized the cargo of sugar Of the
bark Morning Light for the purpose OF
making test-case in regard to the validity
OF the recent decision that the duty on i'm
ported sugar shall hereafter be appraised
without reference to color where coloring
matter has been used to reduce the grade.
The cargo is worth from sixty to one hun
drcd thousand dollars. s. .l... -
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Gun 2n-lml

John LATOUCHE, IA
~ * MERCHANT TAILOR, A
.s-.a NO. TENTH STREET. W4
NEW GOODS-tlomestic and foreign-just received.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Workmanship unsurpassed. no26
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TOHN WANAMAKER.

John WANAMAKER.
OUR INDUCEMENTS:
e. RELIABLE MATERIALS.
BEST WORKMANSHIP. ....
LATEST STYLES. -...... ..-..g
LARG EST STOCK.
" SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
SELL ONLY FOR CASH.
NO BAD DEBTS. ..f =.
FIXED PRICES. ...a
MOTIVATION.
FINEST WOOLLENS IN THE CITY FOR
-...... ,CUSTOM-WORK:
FIT GUARANTEED;
BEST TRIMMINGS,
o.. FINEST WORK. -. -. ..'e
=. CHEAPEST SHIRTS, .#
CHEAPEST TIES, -.-.....
-. CHEAPEST COLLARS,
s,. CHEAPEST CUFFS,
CHEAPEST UNDERWEAR.
CHEAPEST HOSIERY, ...g o..
ALI. BEST QUALITIES,
zap NEWEST STYLES.
JOHN WANAMAKER, ..r..
Tenth and Main.
.... ..s-... ST.. ...'... .f.
-s# ..'
,... ..tu>,
....., s. ......
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
ID ECUTED AT TUE DISPATCH PRINTING!
+ -
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Washington.

THE INTEREST IN THE EUsTIS CASE-THE MATT
TER TO BE CONSIDERED MONDAY-THE PRE-
LIMINARY FIGHT on TIE SILVER BILL-PER-
ENNAI ITEMS.
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ABOUT SENATOR'S.

:.
The following senator's, who have, eitbe,
been sick or absent, appeared ip their seats
to-day Messrs. Blaine, Ransom, Window
Hamlin, and Ferry. Mr.. Pp.ansom, who hat
severe attack, did no. show it; but The
senator from Maine, though far from fifty,
looked over sixty. His cheeks dropped ant
his complexion. was almost as bad'a Dayen
ports when he played Sir Giles Overreaeh
His hair, too. - of dead-whitish grayand bill
whole appearance that of a used.up man
1t p!.Lst have made his worst enemy sad Il
] See him as he looked, to-day. And then tt
4 think that only short time ago he mac
the strength to make as great a parliamen
tary fight as the House Of Representatives
ever saw. and to hold his own with tht
boldest and best debaters on its floor. :,
THE RECESS. HD7.s
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Conkling, Mr.
| Oglesby, and other senators, said it was
very certain that Congress would adjourn
as early as the 18th, and not reassemble un'
til January 10th. In fact, the first named
intimated that ID might adjourn on the 18th,
or even earlier.
BRIEFS.
Judge John Critcher and Mr. Taylor, OF
the Richmond Bank OF Commerce, visited
the House to-day. 3,
The House adjourned at 2 O'Clock.
Tile President sent In the same nomina.
lions for New York city that the Senate
failed to confirm. A western member says
he doesn't scareWorth cent.
Two resolutions in favor Of Cuba were
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SUPPORT HOME MANUFAC-. R
- TURE.-WiLLIhM II. SULLIVAN. ea@ee
q PRACTICAL BOOT and SHOEMAKER, Mo-
Twelfth street. just below st. James Hotel, offers
to furnish 1rst-class FRENCH CALFSK!N
DOUBLE-SOLE BOOT, made to order, for $1,000;
CATERS DOUBI.E-SOLED, French Calfsktn at
$3.50, with frst-class workmanship. Also, repair
ing neatly and promptly attended to. Gentlenieu's
boots shoes, and giiters half oled and heeled aI
81 25 pair. WILLIAM SULLIVAN,
de Civ No. 9 Twelfth street.
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IAEl
Columbia 4e9ister,
PUBLISHED -
Daily, Tri-Weokly and Weekly
Al
COLUMBIA, S. G.
BY
HoYT, EMIYN & MCDANIEL.
JAMES a. HOYT, Editor.

7 VIE DAILY REGlarER con tains tho latest
J. news of the day, all complcrcial,
political and other matter sent bv tcle-
graph, full local reports, editorials upon
AL currcrt topics, and Grange and Agri-
cultural Departments.
TIE 1Ri-WEEKH REGISTER is issued
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, and contains all The news of two
days in one issue.
TIE WEEKLY REGIsrEr; is an eight page
paper, containing foroy-eiHht columns,
cIt 6racins the cream of the news of each
week.
TlIE REGIsTER is Iiow the organ of The
State Grange, and all matters o. interest
10 the Patrons rf lIuSbandry will be
treated in thc.r appropriate departments.
The Agricultural and Grange articles will
appear in each Of our publications Daily,
Trl-NS eckly and Weekly.
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ROPE EXERCISES.

followed next. A number of men
went up to the fifth floor, and 'each
fastening rope in O. window, took
thrco turns of it around his hook,
and lowered himself to the fourth
story, where he took on o comrade.
The lattor simply chung on to his
companion's hook, and the two cnmo
gradually down, n,%thc first man easily
regulating tho rate of descent. Ono
man brought two others down on
his hook in this mannor, tho descent
occupying but few seconds. It
should be remarked that the fireman
who controls tho. rope does not
simply hang down, but he places his
feet at right angles to his body. and
against tho wall, and takes long
stops down tho wall as though walk
ing backward, straddling each
window as he passes it, and thus
keeping in a position which prevents
him and his charge from swinging
into windows as they pass. y -;
The next performance was a worry
difficult one, and only q few mem..
bcrs of tho corps aro equal to it as
yet. It is what is called
'"AscENr IN EoHELoN,'
or in an ohlique direction. In case
fire is breaking out of a window inns
modiatcly above an ascending fire.
man, it becomes necessary for him
to reach q window either. to the
right or to the loft thereof, and this
is tho purpose Of this feature
Of tho drill. 1t was per-
formed by two mon, each independ-
ent of the other. Reaching the
second-story window together, one
of them chose to climb to the vim
dow above, and about four feet to
Continued on fourth page ~.
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a Company OF Athlctcs--Ladder Per-
formanccs--Tirc Escape Tho Canvas
Tube and the Grip Sack.
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NEW AID ERTISEM ENTS.

Enoo Seven shot Revolver
I Ut with box Cartridges.
DH, 1856 and lbs, Wood Street
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story. Again llo mounted, No. 2
following to tho fourth story, No. 3
to tho third and No. 4 to the second.
In another second each man had
entered the window of tho floor ut
which he had arrived.
The elevation and mounting of
the ladder occupied about
FIrTETN SECONDS,
and at the ond of exactly ono
minute and forty seconds from tho
time Of the first order, u man was
on every floor Of the building, fully
prepared to lower any. ono that
might be in danger there.
a command brought all tho men
out on the ladders again, and tho
descent began. Fireman No. ( at
once ran down to the ground and
the other thrco camo down ono
story each. mo. then unlocked the
top ladder, passed it down to No. 2,
who passed it below, and then all
moved down another story, when
the operation was repeated till tho
last man was down, which was Just
three and onc~half minutcsfrom tho
time of starting up.
Meanwhile fireman No. 4 had
seized tho first ladder that camo
down, hooked it into another win
dow, mounted, and by tho timo he
was ready, No. 3 was handing him
the second ladder which had como
down.. This he mounted, No. fol-
lowing to the second story, and they
had arrived at that point when No.
! reached tho ground from tho
other trip, SO that, in reality, tho
men had gone up to the fifth floor,
occupied every floor, descended
again, and mounted to the third
story in another part of the building
in three and onc-half minutes. Tho
socondasccnt and descent was tho
same as the first, and third, which
was made Immediately after tho
second was also tho samo and at
the end of
NINE AND oNE~lIALT MINUTES
from starting tho corps had visited
every floor of the building in threo
places, and had descended again
with their ladders. Tho applause
ut each evolution was loud and corr
tainly we'll deserved.
The second exercise was one in
which ono man with one ladder went
from the ground to tho fifth floor.
Three of the corps performed this
feat ut n timo, and in unison, each
motion being made by command of
the captain. The operation was
very simple, and although it seemed
hazardous, was not really so. 1t
did, however, require good muscle
and endurance. Selling q ladder,
tho fireman hooked it to tho second-
story sill, ran up, straddled the sill,
raised his ladder to third story
and hooked it, ran up, straddlod tho
sill, and SO on to tho fifth story.
Tho descent was tho same order of
things reversed. Tho thrco reached
and were inside tho fifth~foor win
dows just one minute and twonty-
six seconds from tho time of startiiig,
and returned to tho ground in ono
minute and four seconds, making q
total Of two and one~half minutes
for tho round trip. ,..as .........;
SCriCS of ,s
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Continued on fourth page
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The Black Hills.

By II. y. MAGUrRE, Who has spent II years Il,
this rcGi o.. Latest accounts OF Gold and Sllvor
prospect S,.Agricullur!l and Grazing resources
climate, hunting. fishing, Indians, and Settlers
advcnlu res will tho N, mining and wild western
SCENERY. immense trorrcs. cic. Wiih o. i'JE,c Tmc
illuSlrai ionS, aud one map. Price only 10 cents
sold by nll ncwStlc AlCrS, or sent postpaid for
hiCnrN. Illinois. -
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LIVERY FAMILY SHOULD USE AND
~ keep it on hand, because of its
superiority ovor all other Livor Medicines
or Liver Regulators. '....'''..,".
Operates without Nausea or Gripping.
Not unpleasant t, tako -,
1t Cures Diseases of tho Liver and
Spleen. ID"
It removes Mercury from Tho System.
It is tho only Medicine known that
cures Constipation.
1t cures Neuralgia, Sick Hea adache and
Rheumatism. ..-.,..t
1t is IN excellent Laxative for delicate
females. y 80 ~. ~.
The oftonor you take it, tho smaller tho
dose-~tho worry opposite of all other Pur-
gatives.
1t is always ready for use, d never
countorioriates Indicate in any case.
It is the bost of all Purgatives for chill
dren. -.
All persons should use it who are
afflicted with Piles or Constipation. -,
ron SALE ny
w. T.. AIKEN,
MdMAsTER & DRICE,
..% Winnsboro, S. G.
r.. W. BmcE & Co.,
Woodward's, s. G
DOWIE & NOISE, proprietors,
june FL Charleston, S. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-30
$4,000 for only ten.
Read the List of Gifts.

G?12 Cash Gifts amounting TO S3lO,0
Whole Tickets SIC, Halves >5,QuartcrS2 So
II Tickets sl0o, 1912 Tickets $500 sos
80 TiC,-ctS $500
Drawing Positively Jane 30h, 1877.
And Every Three Months Th ltcr
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-30

NFa beautiful and full line of latcs5
~ novelties in Spring and Summer
Millinery and Fancy Goods, consisting in
part Of. ladies, Misses and Childrcn's
trimmed Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks,
Nets, &c.
A large lot of Ladies' Collarcttcs ,Fichus
and other fancy articles. Inspection o,
the Ladies' and public generally solicited.
We will cndeavor to please the most fas.
hdious. All we ask is that you call, and
see for yourselves, and give us n trial.
New Spring Prints Centennial Stripes.
Dress Goods, White Goods, Dress lmprov.
ers, Corsets Hosiery, Gloves, Notions
Clothing, Hats, Shoes, &c.
Agent for Buttcrick's reliable PAPER
patterns. Ladies', Misses and Children s
new patterns in store.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.,
Just filed up with fro Groceries, Con-
dictionaries and everything usually found
in first class house of the kind.
A lot of Furniture, Laths, Shin Giles, &c.
Lumber low for Cash. =.
j. O. BOAG.
You can find all you want by calling
april ID J. O. Boa@.