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tlilstcllancons.

RhtNHfS of every description Al 3ll Pcarl st near
- ~ lh -Nil IA lowe 4 purp-
IONS H"iltle Manufacturer AMI Importer
INNS NiSNION ON EARrU A nor.u.h
W. hfl al irduN'. mi us how confirm .i I- tliIi
u'sWhN irumuttI. Tur esp rlt urr of 2Ivi.' .til, OBJ,
Nhu" hhi ssi1utl piirurr suowiu- ti a-ru.I..
una" VIII in'rr restored mafniui strDu1uturi NIttIt,
hiH SOUND ''nliunn'm helitn unu have hrDn impaired
iN NN'iiNNi powers statement uh-iuU .,, tn ll ar
mage ana pi the means by Winch they can bee removed
~ mh GOO. currency or un,tlge snlps Address Sec
museum ANATOMY nni .iruco, D. ~ broadway. \ T.
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Anslrntlon.

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SdlanttS-
rows AnYEnTI.ERs

A UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
NAV leave their favors FOR Tur sus at the only author
,eis Broadway corner Of 3ist 1t, TIL D p. NJ. and
a "Sor sq Of i9 siS aS house anu ''o
Nocxira charge"
A GIRL tor general honscw9rs f9r ,hrgs r. family
way, ~ floor
A LA DIEs.-scwing machines for cash from $40
"a. up warranted for ? years luJ Blocker St, near
ALL frst lass sewing machincs from s25 inward,
y secondhand sioupward 3d DIVISION st, near Bwry
A FINE whcclcrS wilson machine. complete order.
"a costs for go 800 East 2oth st. hasemciA
A GIRL, H. tomind baby and a hnisher on boys
"a suits Cal at 2us tasiold It
DWEssMAK and plain sewers. also rrl Tor
~ crranis and light hon~work 2i2 East selh st
(,IRIsmav learn thoroughly any wing machine for
yn All c s % "f r5nSr '.HoI' ~ g GTf2N
and Henry SIS. near fulion' hours to- O'Clock.
coon hand, wanted tor Hat ,innroilcr, on cloth and
Manu- 20. 80 Lincoln It, Jersey ciiy Heights.
HANDs wanted m white calico shirts, work given
IL out can all the week ib2o istav
OPERATORS AMI nnishcrs wanted
the Tailor'~. ga sth aV
OrERaA,ToRass. or a. .9Ii mss IS. w. ,9 ana work
CEWING NCuiNTS REDuCED.-New 10.
"a, ihvs''e ~ Ss1ser AMY 20 70 -. w W slO'
H BonG f' !. give" VIII" '"'" machine DEANS
SEWING MACHINES rented sold. exchangcd.
~ repaired. Snscr Dome c. wheeler Wilson, so
upi tucker box hemncrs. each machine. Stores. %
Greenwich aV, AMI laI East Broadway
GINGER. Domestic. Wheeler a Wilson, Weed, Howe,
- $40 upward; rented g 90
BuuRkE. al Hudson T., corner Bank st.
NANTED-Good operator. on ladies tine shoes.
w also, filters and button sewers l-2 suffolk a.
WANTED-An experienced iorelads IN gents neck
W wear also. - good gents scarf hands - AMI IS
Mercer st. second floor
lNANTED-At the Pearl Laundry ~ Pearl IT. A
w young wouani must he nrstclass hand ON ladies
and children 5 clothing
WANTED-OIorators on Wilcox \ Gibbs machines
w on seal sacque Innings only GOOD hands need apply.
No ~ RVingtDnst
WANTFD-A grl to work on pants who can
W make butt1nh0les. Apply at II Lisrcnard a., ton
floor
IIANTED-A chamh, nnait ami girl 10 wait on
w table In private boarding house 1875 Hudson S.
NIANTED-As irl for house end chamhcrinad Ap.
w ply 10 oliver ~ ats A NJ. tomorrow.
WANTED-Ae girl to wash and iron and DO general
w hou'cwork Apply at ao' 9Th av
NNANTED-Ag girl. from ~ to ~ to DO light house.
w work l.'it "a av and s7th IT.
WANTrn-A. small sirl to take care Of baby call
w at ie~ Madison II
Ok GOOD straw sewers wanted; also, to alter 2i2
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Excursions.

DLYMOUTu ROCK. TODAY
Il AND EVERY DAY HEREAFTER,
INCLUDING SrNDAYSD
UP THE LOVELY HUDSON,
stopping at
WEST POINT AND NEWBURGH.
On Jarrett rnmcr's superb Palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
Ample time given for visiting the United states Military
Academy or WASlIlNGTON'S IIEADOt ARTERs
A MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
every day IN brand saloon and on Promenade Deck by
MARINE BAND GLEE CLUB. XNLOPiIONE, BENT
tie great e0rnct player. Chimes &c, &C.
FARE. Entire Grand Excursion FIFTY CENTS
.- -. BOAT LEAVES
hNthl MutNlNH unciulinn SISDAYS from Pier !. at
the batt RS North Ivrr at 10 O'Clock. aud foot Ut 22l
GEKS viii take the ANNEX boat at Fulton st AT 0tj
AM No EXTRA CHARGE Tor transfer either way.
DLfMOUTH ROCK. MOONLIGHT
.... The beautiful steamer PLYMOUTH
'"N""iN" ROCK makes her first Moonlight Ex.
AND cursion THIS WEDNESDAY, EVEN.
po,,.xr,, iNG. June H. Leaves Pier /. n r.. ats
o'clock. and foot Of 22d It,. n. r.. atsh.
SAIL on the BROOKLYN passengers will take An.
MooNIIr NEX boat Fulton terry. at y. No extra
charge for transfer. GREAT MUSICAL
HUDSON FESTIVAL
FARE entire grand trip. FIFTY CENTS
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SO,irip Qoiltss.

VNo hDOk BIN DEkS.-We, the iourncyucn book
blhIrl.u san Francisco. 'Hl. take this ans of IN
FORMING our hfnlrf Wurhuru IN the Eastern States that
Urit mnN"m' M on foot among the boss huukhudpis
WNh''llN nftihi to Wn-f~ ui then rh lnstr- u such
low isufc mat would lf impossible iur thrm 10 sun
lMf llrmrNt' 100 the r'iur'd rates. Furthermore we
are drbmuri t0 resist the Itulu-rd rrluO nn 10 the
hiurr 'ni We hcrciu' res uctiu'lY request all book
llhlNt. Co. -iN away from california until il rc.., Do
tween ourselves AMI our employers nIc dri itr, SET
ted BOOhBINDEKS ASSnCIArION'
Francisco tul
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Ms,t Point cornwall Ncwbursh, Pokccpsic Ron.
doutkingson tozkens Milton New llnmhursh and rs n
Iark leaves daily from Nc.trN st.. Pier 49, X at 8 80
Y. ". lONNECrS win BKOOkLNN AnnnN R.Ai.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

MANHATrAN BEACH.
OPENING or THE SEASON. 1879
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
Completed ~ Grccnpoint opposite 23i st. East river
TINE TABLE TO TAKE EFFECT
SATURDAY. MAY -. 1878.
The elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOCK. commencing az
A. above, Will run during the season from Pier foot OF
~ 4 EAST RIVER, direct To C0mpany's Dock at
GREhNrOlNr making close come cuons. going and
tturnng, with express trains ~ and from Manhata
Beach
Boat leaves 23i st. Pier NJ 10 o a. 10 a. II 20
AMI u 80. 40. 10 8 - 40 ~. ami dilu T. NJ
Trains leave Manhattan Beach at CORE spending times
hourly. making sure connection at GrttupOlnt with
Company steamer for Ncw York.
Time. hour
SUNDAY TIME TABLE same as above. excepting that
trains leave the Beach every hour until ~ VI
Trains also connect AZ East New YORK Canarse and
ROckaway Beach Railroad.
VIA RAY RIDGE.
STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER
22d st, n Leroy II. \ Il iiersNR
IOA NJ I'm - st. no logs 4 NJ i2.25
2and ar VI 2lOand > iOP Vi rs and 1 - + VI
Returning leave Manhattan Beach = A. NJ. II 10 = ~
- and 20 l. NJ
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STEAMBOATS, an0 alllrolNs.


- COMMENCING June :. the CITIZENS LINE TROY
sIEAMEkS Will leave every day. including SATURDAY
ami SUNDAY at T. NJ, from Pier ~, y Il loot u
LEROY
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Buslnrss q 1autrs.

CUISINES 1lntrs.
kerry for sale nicely ntted mp bakery with
- hor-" anu wagon. in good ucauou Tor business IN
qwIe at iNl lihNelt" ~ near StuyVcsauL Brooklyn.
INOK SAIE-Lhger beer and ictrrshnout saloon
tN' hr'i stand M BloohNn. opUo>iie the new steam
road Tor u'} island Hud near Greenwood Cemetery On
lnmr AlplN AT eth aV., between 18Th ami sJth sts
south HroukSn
4 hOtIHN store Tor sale. good cash business 20
~ MULBERRY Il oihcr business the cause of selling
-------------~--------
tusOnl aotlle5.
ITEM IION Patients '-Cun.ult Dr. PROTIN from
"a fnua ~ bund 81 Al di-ras"s recent ur DID, skin
rNurUrnrr
4 IL. special complaints. medical ur surgical ,sliclv
n successfully treated ENlmIuuti 30, nee.
Or BRADFORD rs. East 18TH II
DISEASES ui mcl, arising from mruriN ~, tiu
- n.WI ,klnl unl aulnrNuus lrostraiio sptchliN.
hours, tub HuIGtnS
Ili~Ih~ls or MIN speciality. cure trOm8to
- 'dAfe lh DYER u West liui ST. n,ai. Otu .iN
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FOURTEEN ,rilRntGll TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
liRLE pEPolS N fIll NpELililA, TWO IL
NEW YORK
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Tie Columbia Rgp!isIey,
PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY & WEEKLY,
Al
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
EMLYN G. MCDANIEL.
JAMES A. HOYT, Editor.
Nov 8, 1877

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of the day, all commercial, political and other
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The Daily has circulation extending to
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orange, and all matters Of interest to the
Patrons OF Husbandry will be treated in their
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1873 NEW YORK. 1873

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A PAPER DUEL.-A hot headed
Frehclman, who felt himself insul,ed
by the remarks of friend, wrote as
follows:
Dear Sir: Your remarks personal
TO myself are so "ffoneive that wi4l
>"u t" c. nsider your ears we'll cuffed
l expect /" give satisfaction"
A few days afterward be received
''is reply:
Dear cir: My ears tingle and
am mad clean through. I regret
the provoca ion, but I wish you to
consider Yourself run through the
body with a broad sword, and laid
.'''t f"r immediate burial"
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T axe the Best
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aas GAkvgVabhk q GVNAtii V Eltsk.H ! J
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THE WEEKLY Chronicle s. Constitution
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1t contains oil the news of the week tele>
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This edition is gotten up for circulation among
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ADFo Hso B. GiIlilamGH
: 8lyti9Vsol gonsb Seminary.
atab4isl In G al im 1890

YBNHE FALL TERM begins September 18th
n and continues 20 weeks.
The Spring Term begins January go, and
closes about 18th Of June. -
Terms PER HALF SESSION or FIVE MONTHS.
Board and Tuition, S 90 90
Board, Tuition and Music. l15 90
Board, Tuition, Music and German
Tor French) 12b 90
Board, Music, German and Drawing 1856 90
Location unsurpassed for healthfulness.
A resident Physician is employed by the
school, whose services are free to pupils.
A German Professor presides ever the
Music and German departments
Payments made in four nstaIlments
Rev. a. w. LAMAR will meet pupils at any
point and take charge Of them For further
particulars and catalogue, addrass
Rev, 4. W LAMAR,
OrPfef W. 8. DURHAsf
Cs g ana a. II RI, Blythewood P d. S.
spps 90, 1877 81
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ID snake Charraer.

8ornenew features have just been
adde's 50 The attractions at the Royal
Aquarium at Westminster, which
Are likely 20 prove interesting to the
general public, and peculiarly so to
ilaturalisis. Ono is an exhibition Of
the extraordinary power which a
female Abyssiniau snake cbarner
possesses over reptiles of the boa
CONSTRUCTOR class. We had an oppor~
sHnity yesterday Of Witnessing this
performance, which is unqnestion-
ably OF most singular and acton
ishing character. The snake charm.
er Of Snalla differs in some respects
from that Of the Indian snake charm
ers who were brought to Europe by
DR.. Lynn. In the latter case the
venomons cobra was shown to be
capablesot control; but in the pres
ent instance the serpents belong TO
the non-venomous class, which kill
their prey by compression.
Snalla has brought with her three
small anacondas and boa constric-
tor; and Mr.. Farini, to whose enters
prise we owe this remarkable exhi-
bition, has added splendid. python
from the southwest coast of Africa.
Snalla is apparently about twenty
eight or thirty years Of age, of q
light brown color, with somewhat
pleasing features, aud a 1.-the and
graceful form.
Her power over the serpentO seems
20 be complete. The anacondas
(Which must not be cunfounded with
the gigantic South American water
snake, though they arc of the same
genus) allow her to treat them with
the utmost familiarity. During the
pertormanc she keeps up without
intermission lew munotonnns chan,
supposed to be one of the meaue
employed for the chartning of the
reptiles, and they appear to be mos'
docile and even affec'ionate. O"e
will coil itself ,onnd her waist, and
the others round her arms. The
immenee muscular power of these
creatures is shown when one OF them,
clutching her ,wris, with i,s tail, ex-
tenGs its body horizontally, an
without apparent effort, sways itself
TO and tro, or erects itself into Ii
vertical position. The boa is abou
ton feet long, and is very beau,iin
serpent. 1t is ron arkaDly tame. /,
curls iI-elt around S"alla's waist
and it's forked to0gue plA,s arouse
her head in manner tilat would be
alarming il tho performer did n"
convince US by her confidence that
no evil would result The pytbo
is q recent purchase Of M Fari1i'e
1t is, therefore, ut present only un-
dergoing the tanning process, ye
Sialla has in few da. : got it unde'
such control that it will submit t"
her manipulatiuns, while 1t will fy
tierccly at a stl ang London Pos,.
- &~---
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a Gamblers Varying Luck.

A gambler told this story 10 a
Cincinnati reporter: There nsed to
be an actor here who was great
gambler. His name was Johnny
Mortimer. He wac member of
the stock company at Pixies in 1862.
lie was a magnificent dresser, and
prided himself ON being the beat
dressed man in town. One Decem-
Der night / saw him, after the play
was over, come into house at the
corner of Vine and fifth. He was
dressed to perfection overcoat,
shining plug, cane, watch, big chain
everything gorgeous and the best.
There was no players and the game
was idle, but he made them open up
for him. He bought $40 worth OF
chips, and lost. He changed in 500
more, and lost. He lost all his money
and then offered his clothes. He
was allowed 5000 for bis overcoat,
and lost that. He passed over his
coat and got $40 worth of chips, and
lost. He played in his watch and
chain, his vest. his hat, his cane
even his shoes and pantaloons-and
got desperate. He asked me to 90
and get something for him to drink
to keep him warm, and get an old
barrel for him TO walk home in. lie
then 'offered his necte as his last
chance, and was flowed fifty cents
for il. His five chips won, and he
struck streak; won his clothes back
and came near breaking the bank"
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No man ever finally regretted o
generous act, though millions have
regretted selfish and ctue! acts.
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How SHE UTILIZED HIM. "Yuu,
husband is sick a good deal Of larc.
isn't le2 remarked d northern Hi
nois woman TO another, one day this
week. ........ ....
Yes answered the wife. 'he's 60,
TUX down mighty hard with then,
'cre ager shakes agin'
i shud think il 'ud be sorter dis
tressin' like to have him round the
house, remarked the other ssmpa-
thizingly, 'epec'ly when yer honse~
cleauin'.'
Wal, 80 it wnd be- replied the
wife in self-consoling tones, 'bu
when he's gotiute one of his cbills
and ! want the rug carpet SINK, yer
see he's "a powerful smart hand t.
hitch onto it,.
Then the other woman wended hel
way home, envying her ncighbor the
knack she had ct utilizing her hus--
band Chicago Evening journal.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

DALEY 'EGIsTER-Ouo Year, 81 90; Six
Months, SO SO; Three Months, 81 rs.
FRt-WEEKLv REGIsTER-One Year. SIS co.:
Six Months, So 90; Three Months. 81 25.
WEEKLY REaIsTsR-Onc Year, So 90; Six
Months, 81 90; Three Months, so.
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?!GgEES COUNTY DIRECTORY,

Senator--R Il Bowen.
Rspress"taiUss--DF F Bradley and e H Bates
CLERK Of Court---John J Lewis.
Judgs Of Psobate---W g Field.
SheriG---Joab Msuldin.
Coroner--Berry D Esrls
School CoamisssOncr--o W singleton.
Treosayer--W r Berry.
Auditor--John D Davis.
County Commissioners --B johnson Chai4
fmanJohn 7 Lewis, Thos r Looper. Clssk
County Commissioners, @ Z Hollingsworth
Eta'ts. ~----A--s
Trial J0stees-- Easlsy, q w Russell Sa,
.a6risy,sJ r Holoombo Central, James Al
biddell- Picktns @ III, @ w Taylor DacWs.
g&Fs, B Mcsga lssss CFss, Z w EoslSsosts
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Passenger trains run daily. Sundays except
ed, connecting with night trains on South
Carolina Railroad up and down. On and aft
er Monday, July l6. 1877, the following will
be the Schedule: ~!'
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Greenville & Columbia r R.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Passenger trains run daily. Sundays except
ed, connecting with night trains on South
Carolina Railroad up and down. On andlaft "
er Monday, July l6. 1877, the following will
be the Schedule:
Leave Columbia at lilo an
Leave Aston at lilo M
Leave Newberry at 228 D nm
Leave Hodges at 656 y m
Leave Bolton at T.05 p NJ
Arrive at Greenville at S35 d m
powR. -,
Leave Greenville at 72oaia
Leave Bolton at a.I0nm
Leave Hodges at .. 10.47 o IA
cave Newberry st l42 D m
Leave Alston at $50 D m
Arrive Mt Columbia at 500 p %
g@S@C Connect at Aston with Trains on tho
Spartanburg and Union Railroad connect at
Columbia with Night Trains on the South Car
DINA Railroad up and down also with TrsiRa
going North and South on the Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta and the Wilmington, Coz
ABBEVILLE BRANCH.
Tram leave Abbeviile at 9.15 M, connect
ing with Down Train from Greenvills. Leapt
Cokesbury at 2.16 p m., connecting with Er
Train from Columbia. Accommodation TraSE.
Mondays, Wednesdays and FridAys. Loeye
Cokesbury at 11:15 M, or on the arrival o.
the Down Train from GreOnville. Leavas AAe
beVille at O'Clock p. M, connecting with Cf
Train from Columbia
ANDERSON BRANCH AND LLUB RIDGE,
DIVISION. .:, ,.,. ..t
Leave Walhalla at $50 NJ
Leave Seneca at 6,20 M
Leave Perryvile at $50 N
leave Pendleton mt 7.20 . rs
Leave Anderson at .... &. In q N
Al rive at Belten at $50 ,rn
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JOB PRINTING

The best and cheapest BOOK and JOB
PRlNTlNT, of every description, promptly
aud satisfactorily executed at the Register
Office,
All kinds of Law Blanks on hand, which
we will sell at the lowest prices.
~ JAMES A. H0YT,
III. N. EMLYN,
w. B. MCDANIEL.
Proprietors and Publishers.
May 81, 1877
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TINT NJ III HUNDRED A MONTH TO
~ III " H. Active Men selling cur Letter
Copying Book. NO press or wateraused. .---
Sample copy worth $500 free. Send stamp
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!, On anS after sunday, December I0, The
Passenger Traine on the South taySt;@s
Railroad will run as follows: rs
FOR COLUMBIA
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