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COLUMBIA. S. CV Batar lay ?omine, September 16 1871. Organization Needed. Apart from the political organization needed in this State, in order to our po? litical reform and our return to oheerful self-government, we need a more tho? rough organization in respect to our in? dustrial interests. At this time we huve in Anderson, Abbeville, Charleston, Barnwell and Richland well organized agrioultural and moohauical societies. In Anderson,' Abbeville and Burnwell local fairs are now hold annually. We notice, further, that no agricultural and mechanical society for Chester has boon formed, and that ia several other Counties it is proposed to form similar )ssooiations. We have now to remark lhat these movements point to tho orga? nization needed in this State. With on industrial society in each County in the State, and these made to harmonizo with the State Agricultural aud Mechanical Society, wo would have an organization that would bo of vast benefit to the State. No bettor way is there to bring capital aud numbers to the State than nt a groud central fuir at the capital to show thu varied products of our fields, und the general resources of the State in tho departments of agriculture aud manu? facturers. Let thia organiza!iou bc con? summated. < < ? ? "A PIIETTY Goan TIME."-Tho Re? publicans of Hamilton County, Ohio, while they cherish a commendable liking for colored votes, seem to be a little shy of colored candidates. The Cincinnati ?Commercial seems to be worried on thc -subject, and treatti the matter thusly: "Nor do we now intend to make coloi a test of fitness for office. We will vote for colored men, provided they art honest and capable, or botter than theil opponents, when the tickets with whiot the only practicable voting is done nrt in the field, bat it is our judgment thal this is a pretty good time for coloree men to deoline running for office in Ha milton County. One reason is that tin race is likely to be pretty close, and tba there is uot only something left of tin old prejudioo against colored people ai such, but divisions amoug tho coloree people themselves, such that colore* candidates would bo almost certain ti suffer perilously from so doing." "ID our judgment," says tho Comme] cial, "this is a pretty good time for cc lored men to decline running for ollie in Hamilton County." It is general! "a pretty good time" for colored men t stand bnck when there are any offices t distribute. That's what the carpet-bnj gers tell 'em down here. TUE NEW YOUS DEBT.-The increas in the funded and temporary New Yor city debt during tliG two years and a ha since Mayor Hall hus been in office, u< cording to his answer in the pending it juuetion suit, is not $113,000,000, r charged iu tho complaint, hut only $44 000,000. The Ti-ibune asserts that "ce tain prominent baukers of that oity ha\ associated themselves together with tl determination to ferret out, on their ow account at tax-payers, und also for tl benefit of the patient public, all tl property, of whatever nature, fu tl name or under the control of the mee bers of tba ring, intending to put tl whole of the claims into oue immeni suit, and force tho thieves to disgori their ill-gotten gains." The Hotiso of Lords is becomiug u popular in England, and must, ere lon submit to the demands of the uggressi' and progressive spirit of the age. Pop lur demonstrations of discontent are ju now very pr?valent, and, both ut Mu chester and Leeds, have found ex pre sion through public meetings. Tl action on tho ballot and army bills I the Upper House has greatly lowered in tho estimation of nil right-thiukit people. Prerogative must iu time yie to right. -.-??-?? The Richmond Dispatch, of Wed iii day, contains the following official a nounceineut of the consummation of ; important railroad negotiation: "Tile louse of the en tint road of t North Carolin t Railroad Company-2 miles-tram Charlotte, N. C., to Ooh boro, N. C., by tho Richmond aud Da ville Railroad Company, was cousin muted on September ll for thirty y eui at $200, OOO pur au un m. Possession fir delivered. And it is now operated und tho coutrol of Colonel A. S Bufoi President of tho Richmond and Dauvt Railroad, thus completing his plan continuous line from Richmond m CheHnpciike to Atluuia, On., aud cent South. Tho lease gives general autisfi tioo, as iu the best iu turent of both cc tructiug companies, aud establishes great thoroughfare from tho Eiste Atlantic Staten nuder ouo mauugemeu - A man iu Wilmington, N. C., has p cnreii u liceuso to murry his fifth wi He is seveuty-uine yearn old, und 4 bride twenty-three. Dr. Lebby officially announces tl lhere h'ive been only forty-soveu dea from yellow fever in Charleston, fri July 25 to September 0. Baltimore seems to be achieving iu the ooeao steamship bosiness what Philadel? phia aod Boston have vainly uttempted. For several years there has been a lino of steamers running between Baltimore and Bremen. The success attending this enterprise has induced tho Anchor Line of New York city to establish steam communication between Baltimore and Liverpool. The steamer Peruvian, here? tofore in tho Quebec and Liverpool trade, left Baltimore ou the 3d iustuut for Liverpool. She is to be followed by the Caspiuu on the 3d uf October, und by the North American on tho 31st of October, and at regulnr intervals there? after. It is also intimated that the steam? ers building at Philadelphia, ostensibly to run between that port and Liverpool, are really intended -to run from Balli? more. <-????-? ? 'DELAI'LAINE."-lu literary circles there is little else talked of just now but this Persiun story, from tho peu of tho gifted author, Mr. Mansfield Tracy Wol wortb. The plot is artistic-tho style gorgeous, while the careful research ne? cessary to the perfection of this Eastern romance, strikes tho cultivated reader in ovory page, and commands his admira? tion. Tuero is n certain voluptuousness of langungo aud description, which is ouly surpassed by the intoxicating "Earthly Paradise" of Morris, and which Btamps tho author as capable of tho 1 highest ideal conceptions. The greatest I variety of reviews which have been : launched forth against the unpretending volume, provo a wide diversity of opi? nion, and something more. That "Home ' thing" is tho fact of Mr. Woolworth's Southern sympathies, and the abusive and contemptible thrusts of the vile Ila I dical shoots here may be truced to this cause. A Northern mun by birth, ho sold everything hore and went South in tho commoncemeut of tho war, where he entered tho secret service, aud did most effective work until his arrest by the United States Government. But bars und bolts could not alter his sentiments and principles, and to-day he is as hot a rebel as can be found in Dixie. "Lulu," "Stormcliff," ..Hotspur," "Warwick" and "Delaplaine" have followed each other in quick succession, and we heart? ily commend every line he has written to the Cultivated aud relined reader. "CARL." NEW YoitK, Align?t 28, 1871. "BE GENEROUS.-A short time since we vt roto au editorial with "Negro" as tho subject. Many of our exchanges copied the article and gave tho proper credit. To these wo feel indebted. The Columbia PHOENIX, however, copied the article, but marked it to "au exchange." Well, this wits all true, but it is a quiet way of taking tho wiud out of u friend's Hails that we don't think commendable. If un article is worth copying, it is no more than justice thut the proper credit be given. We, therefore, say to our friends of the PlItESix, as you aro strong, be gcuerous. Fuw can ntl'? J rd to bo moro so." [We copy tho ubove. from the Lnureus ville Herald. Tho article referred to was nu noticed in the Herald, aud was taken I rom another paper, which had given credit to an "exchange."| j I A correspondent of the Lutheran Vi? sitor writes as follows: CUIIE OF A CASE OF LOCK JAW HY Un. U. Li. Bonzen, OF COLUMBIA, S. C.-The facts uf thu casu, us related to us, are those: An incompetent operator had at? tempted to extract, the wisdom tooth dens sapienlio-on the right side of tho lower jaw with an instrument not adapt? ed to teeth of that class. What might have been expected followed. The tooth was broken off, the nervo laid hare, pains, more intense thau human nature ? could endure, resulted, aud lock jaw ou 1 sued to such uu extent that tho thinnest knife bindo could not bo forced between tho teeth. Dr. Boozer was culled in; tho application-it has some Latin name, but we ure sure Cicero would not under? stand such Latin-made by him un? locked tho jaws, and tho crushed tooth was successfully extruded. Knowledge IS power. ANOTIIKU ATTACK ON J. IL GOSS??T'S Housti.-Some weeks ligo we ga vu au ac? count of au outrageous attack made by unknown parties on the dwelling of Mr. J. H. Gossel t, une of our most amiable und respected citizens. Since that lime many ol tho neighbors have volunteered to wuloh tho premises. On Sunday night last, while some of the watchers Were secreted near tho house, a party of six rode up the lune leading to tho dwell? ing. Upon being called io "huit," they oom in?-need Hung ut tho watchers. Tho tiring was returned, and not until a do? zen rounds had been fired, did lim tin known party retreat. None of the watchers Wera injured, and it is not known thut any ol' tho oilier parly re? ceived tiny injury.- Union Times. Tho cholera continues to rugo in Eu? rope, notwithstanding tho reports that have reached us to the contrary. A cable despatch from London hist night ?.tates that it has not abuted, and (but thu cases in Russin alono number 150 a day. An? other despatch is singularly corrobora? tivo of this statement, uud gives an ac? count of its ravages on board an Ameri? can vessel. During a ?iorta at Norfolk, Ya., lust week, pieces of white granito stone fell with tho rain. The Norfolk Journal has souieyjf tho pieces on its table. Numbera of gas wella aro hoing sunk in different parts of Buffalo to get sup? plies of gus for illuminating purposes. COUNTY TBEASUKY-A CIIANOE BRUIT? ED.-Tuero ie considerable talk on the streets about tho removal of Qen. Gur? ney from tho County Treasurer's office, and the placing of the old incumbent, Fleetwood Lanneau, Esq., in his place. The latter gentleman has always given groat satisfaction in discharging the ob? ligations of Mio County whenever de? mands were properly made upon him, without regard to persons or distinction. It is openly charged that tho present head of the ellice has kept the payments in u stat? of suspense for months, which has caused tho holders of checks to soil out at a shameful reduction. It was said yesterday that Oov. Scott lind expressed his willingness to make tho chango as soon as ho is formally asked to do FO. [Charleston Courier. Fine.-Ou lust Sunday, a dwelling house, on tho plantation of Mrs. Ervin, nour this place, occupied by Mr. Joseph Heustiss, was burned, together with three out-houses adjoining. Mr. llens tisslost part of theCouten ta of his house, including ubout 500 pounds of f^eo.l oot tou. About tho same quantity of seed cotton, in ouo of tho out-houses, bulong* iug to a colored man, was also destroyed. A colored family living in ono of the out-houses lost everything in thoir houso, it being tho first ono that caught, aud no ouo being at home when tho tiru broke out.-Marlboro Times. Mr. Milton Atkins, au aged oitizon of Laureus Couuty, died very suddenly on last Monday morning. Ou attempting to ribo from his bed, he fell to the floor and died in a few minutes. Apoplexy. Mr. Wendell Phillips has found some? thing to commend, lt is tho New Jer? sey Railroad, which, during tho last thirty-seven year?, hus transported over 70,000.000 of passengers, without loss of life or limb to uuy ono inside the cars. CONSIGNEES MY SOUTH CAIIOLIXA RAIL itOAD, September 15, 1?71.-S. Blockier, Cox & M., M., H. S. Boozer & Co., P. C. Wiso, Leo ?t C., Mayes it Martin, N. K. it J. P. Sullivan, C. A. Rood, Cbeny & B., C. A. B., J. L. Hendrix, C. <t B.. Quarles, P. it C., S. J. Craig, McGrath it B., S. R. Todd, Mills & T., W. Mills, Mills it Co., W. Mills it Co., Spears it C., J. T. H. it. Co., J. M. Rice, Long & Go., J. W. McClure, A. F. Kendrick. D. E. Converse, Miller it Sou, W. J. Mars, H. H. Thompsou it Co.. A. B. Mulligan, Mrs. C. Fitzsimmous, E. W. Cummings, A. J. Stringer, C. .t R., S. it B., S. B., W. F. B. it Co., Watson it Bro., A. S. Stephens, P. Iv. McCully, Sharp it T., J. R. Smith it Sou, P. K. McC, Waller & Bro., L. M. Fouch. Fellers it G., Wright it C., Motto it T., W. J. it Sou, G. W. B. it Co., W. J. Watson. J. C. Alexuudor, J. II. Goodwin, W. C. Hum? phries it Bro., Southern it G , W. H. Watson, Ferguson it M , A. G. Floyd, J. R. Minter, Foster & W., J. Tolleson it Sou, J. A. Oaiues, W. A. Jennings it Co.. S. B. Hutchings, W. F. Tbuekston, B. J. Whither, J. A. Ellis, Norwood, U it Co., McD. A- H., J. R. Ellis it Co., L. Hill, C. Stevens, W. D. Warren, T. Steers, W. Pitchford. C. Kollers, T. C. Lipscomb it Son, J. H. Brooks, J. H. Rice, T. H. Anderson, M. Foot, J. Kyle, G. W. Shell, Lovelace it W., J. S. Rus? sell, Wheeler it M., Holloway & R.. D. Mower, A. J. McC.iughrin it Co., Pope A- G., E. G. Evans, Curter & V., J. O. Hunter, P. W. Chick, J. J. Reeder, J. Sparks, J. Lent horwood it Co., C. G. Mern minger, Woodside A: A., G. W. Gruuson it Co., Folger it O. I)., Swan? dale it J., A. S. Duucau, G. \V. B. & Co., Southern it G., J. H. Oldham, C. L. Reed it Co., J. J. Boukuight, J. Car? ter, J. E. Ileudricks, W. F. Burr it Co., Sharp it F., J. Kyle, J. T. Craig. C. Moses, S. P. Boozer & Co., Mayes & M., P. Scott. J. Brown, D. May it Co., J. S. Fisher, W. Colley, R. O. Sams, J. S. Derrick it Co., Alleu it B , J. W. St urns, Bacott & Co., Carroll, C. it Co., J. M. Dobson, J. A. C. it Co., T. W. P. Hope, F. Gregory, L. B. Dobson, R. S. Des portes, Ruff it Co., R. J. McCarlev, MeMuster it B., B. T. Boulwure, S. B. Massey, G. L. McNeil. J. S. McClure, T. M. Dobsoii it Co., Sanders, O. it Co., J. O. Boug, D Lauderdale, Lad ii, Bro., it Co., G. D. McNeil, J. G. Sessious, M. Maekerell, J. McGill, T. C. Lipscomb it Sou, L?rick .t L., G. E. Elford, Blukely it Gibbes, U. S., J. Agnew it Son, R. D. Souu it Sou, S. Straus .t Bro., E. Hope, Bryan it McCurter, M. H. Berry, FA. Palmer, J. Hussung, J. S. Campbell, R. C. Shiver it Co., Goodman k Sou, C. J. Stolbruud. ?. C. l'cixotto it Son, W. A. Carr, J. K. Friday, G. C., J. Mcigbuu, Shields it G., J. F. Eisen mun, G. Sy ru? inera, W. B. Stanley, R. Tozer, G. Diercks, Q. A. Visa tinki. T. J. it H. M. Gibbon, J. C. Songer?, J. D. Bateman, E. F. lim, ll. Muller, J. A. Hendrix it Uro., R. A- W. C. Swallield, J. A" A. Oliver. CONSIGNEES PEU YELLOW AM) GltEEX FAST Fun HUT LINKS, VIA CIIAKLUITK, C? LUM III A ANO AUUL'STA KAlIdtoAD, Sep? tember 15.-Lovelace; it W., R. M. Wiu stead, F. Fowler it Co., J. MuMukiu, 1*. Wutchull A Co., B. R. Smith A Co., R. D. Brown, M. W. Barker, John Knox, Foster it H., G. Folhn, R. M. Keuuedv, T. J. it H. M. Gibson, Miller A R" E. W. H. Jones, A. S. I Juneau, J. Agnew .t Son, Lefter A: Bro., A. P. Ashurst, Mormon it Co., Furguson Sc M., A. P. Willingham, Wheeler .V M., Jay A li.nl ley, P. W. it R. S. Chick, Mays it M., J." C. Caldwell, S. P. Boozer, C. E. Fleming, G. Reese, Sn ll van & Son, Cray lord A* Son, Molls'A Tarrants, A. M. Wyner, McCoiighliu it Co., E. E. Jackson, J. H. Oldham, David West, B. F. Griffin, F. Sturgis, E. Hope, P. & Shuni, Crt ightou & Son, P. Hubbard, 1). W. Aiken, J. A. Jurrutt, P. Sampson it Co.. J. M. Wilson, Siugkd'ja it Co., W. T. Tarrant, Copeland it B., M. H. Berry, J. it A. Oliver, Geo. Syiuuiers, Rev. W. S. Plumer, A. it Son, H. Mul? ler, W. M. McGowan, M. Foot, J. C. Suegers, Rev. .J. H. McChtiinucrio, Wil? cox, Gibbes it Co., J. G. Miluor, G. W. Williams it Co. ST* ocal It exus.j PHCENIXIANA.-Tbo price of single copies of tho PHCENIX is fivo cents. Our merchants, and others wishing to prepare for the fall business, will pieuse take notioo that the PUCENIX office is supplied with nil necessary material fox as handsome cards, bill heads, posters, oiroulars, and other printing that maybe desired, as any office in the city. Give us a call and test our work. Tho Southern gas generator, now in uso at tho PUCENIX office, is much ad? mired. lt is just the thing for large es? tablishments; and in country towus ii invaluable. Au elderly lady, who was handling i set of false teeth yesterday in a douta o?ico, and ndmiring tho fluency wit! which tho doctor described them, askei him, "Can a boy eat with theso tbiugs?' "My dour mudum, mastication eau b< performed with a facility scarcely equal ed by nature herself," responded thi doctor. "Yes, I know; but can a bodj eat with them?" Let tho people know where yon are what you have to soil-how cheap yoi sell-aud what you want to sell. Le them know all this, and tho way to do i is to advertise. It will bring you trade it will bring you money. If a mai wants to buy anything, ho goes wher he sees tho most men trying to sell il If ho wants to sell anything, he goe where tho most men are buying it, au ho goes to tho men who advertise bt cause lie knows whero to find theo This is the great secret of success. ] you waut to let your friends know whei you aro, advertise. A New York letter, speuking of tl: performances of Lydiu Thompson, say "Blue Beard and Lydia in turu wish tL most diabolical tbii gs, if ever they ceai to love-'that Government powder I made of clam chowder, if ever thi cease to love,' or 'that horses have fii and Horace Greeloy have twins, if ev they cease to love.' " In behalf of a di traded country, B. B. and Lydia shou be waited upon at once and offered Iib ral inducements to forego ceasing. Columbia merchants desirous of e tending their business in Eastern Car lina are directed to the card of the M rion Slur, published in another oolam Brookbauks & Co. nre in receipt another lot of choice fruits. Seo card Mr. Waring is pushing nlong with t work on tho Washington Street Mell dist Church, aud in a few weeks t walls will give an idea of tho extent the new building. Our readers aro ngain furnished wi nu extra amount of reading matt Oelay in tho receipt of printing pai forces us to chnuge tho shape of c sheet somewhat. People continue to fail in their tempts to kill themselves with rop razors, pistols and poisons. Wo m again rcmiud seekers after suicide t in the bright lexicon of non-cxplos coal oil, as Richelieu observes, there no such word as fail. "Barer than the pheonix," says Quincy, "is tho virtuous man who \ consent to lose a good joke because i a lie." Dr. Franklin's advice to young mer select a wife from a bunch would be pererogatory now-a-days. Every yot woman is a "hunch in herself," i whether sho bo a bunch of virtues < bunch of falso hair, cotton padding i frivolous tastes, depends pretty cu upon mamma's character and the len of pupa's purse. lluv. Lovick Pierce, D. D., arriv?e thia city yesterday, and is the gues Rev. Nicholas Talley. Through kindness of the congregation, Dr. will preach in tho Baptist Church, Sunday morning, at half-past 10 o'olc and will address thc Sunday School the city, in tho sumo place, at -4 P. In consequence of this nrraugemi there will bu uo service in tho Metho Churches of this eily in' tho morni except Sabbath School exercises. Governor Scott hus appointed Will A. Clark and B. W. Bell Notaries Pu for Richland; Edgar G. Stoney, Der. Surveyor for Georgetown; S. B. Lu kin, Trial Justice for Fairfield, rio R. Elkiu, removed; J. M. Long, C missioner of Deeds for tho State South Carolina, residing at Paris, in State of Texas. Mr. J. D. Budds has rosumed tho uagemcnt of affairs in his former r. tion at tho Columbia Hotel. Tho thermometer ranged as folh yesterday, at the Pollock House: 7 A. 71; 12 M., 70; 2 P. M., 81; 7 P. M., SrriiEME Corin- DECISIONS-Sepl ber 15.-J. Smith rs. tho King's Mi tnitl Railroad Company. New trial dered. Opinion by Willard, A. J. James Robb and C. T. Lownde John Parker. Motion granted order of Circuit Court reversed, pinion by Moses, C. J. mercial Convention will be held at Balti? more, on Monday, September 26, 1871. The Governor, in pursuance of the duties devolved upon him, has appointed the following geutlemen as delegates to rep? resent the Stato of South Carolina in said Convention: I From tho Stato at Largo-H. Ct. Worthington, Esq. ; Gen. M. 0. Butler. First Congressional District-Gen. E. 13. C. Cash. Second Congressional District-Wm. S. Hastie, Esq. Third Congressional District-Hon. Frauk Arnim. Fourth Congressional District-Hon. J A. S. Wallace. J MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. T-TIIA Northen? mail opens at 3.00 P. M.; doses 7.15 A. M. Charleston day mail opens 4.00 I P. M.; closes 6.00 A. M. Charleston uight mail opens 6.30 A. M.; closos 6.00 L\ M. Greenville mail opens 6.45 P. M. ; closes COO A. M. Western mail opens 9.00 A. M. ; closes 1.30 P. M. OIL Sunday office open from 3 to i P. M. "Ordinances of the City of Columbio, J together with Acts and parts of Acts oL? thu Legislature relating to the Town audfl City of Columbia.** This is the title o fi a really valuable work, which bas ju8?H been issued from the PHOENIX office, b?H direction of tho City Council. It wnsw compiled under the personal supervision of tho City Attorney, Capt. Jumes D. Tradewell. It contains everything of interest to tho citizen and the lawyer, relating to the city, in the way of laws, to the present time; and cannot hut be acceptable and valuable, in that respect, to us as well as those who may hereafter have occasion to examine it. I NEW COUNTERFEITS.-Within a week I past, a number of exceedingly dangerous ?counterfeits have made their appearance. ?How large the number maybe cannot ? |be known, for the counterfeit is ao near? ly faultless that it is only with the utmost difficulty that it can be distinguished from the genuine. Tho spurious hill is ! a twenty dollar greenback. The onlyi weak point iu tho execution seems to biH tho central figure, which is a little tool coarsely done. When presented in a J pnckage, however, this figure is notaeafi iu tlie rapid counting, it being hiddcHj by tho hand or tho overlying bills. TflBHj other points of the bill uro BO excelle aa to stand the test of the strongJBH light. We aro told that two or tb ri? banks have been deceived by the bilfraj There has not been a more dangerous counterfeit put afloat. HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 15. Columbia Hold-J. Reed, J. W. O'Brien, B. R. Campbell, G. N. Leitch, Charles ton; T. J. Magill F. E. Sterns, Ga.; E. A. McQuillan, Now York; W. F. Barr, C. A. Reed, S. Bleckley, Anderson; A. J. Stringer. E. B. Rico, Belton; J. L. i Mesever, New York; T. R. Robertson, I Winnsboro; F. J. Bailey, Cincinnati; A. J. Frederick, S. C.; J. H. Rion, Winns? boro; J. O. Smith, Pendleton; C. D. Riser, W. J. Stubly. Mrs. A. E. Nor? man, Walhalla. dickerson House-J. Chadwick, J. IL 'Solomon and family, Charleston; Mrs. J J. A. Cbambliss, three children andjj nurse. Richmond; J. A. Warley anW wife, Darlington; J. F. Finger, N. C.; j M. M. Hovey, Mass.; J. A. McQuillan, j New York; J. C. Alexander, W. 0. Hum? phreys, Greenville; S. Dibble, Orange- i burg; W. R. Kline, Ga.; Misa M. E. Law, S. C. Law, Darlington; R. T. Jen? nings, New Orleans; Mrs. J. C. Jones, Edgefield; Miss Ida Solomon, Mi-s J. ?Solomon, Charleston; Geo. A. Darling, ?Sand Hills. LIST OF NEW AnvKHTistMENTs. Motte & Tarrant-Bitters. Miss Wilbur-School Notice. J. M. Crawford-Farm for Salo. J. W. Parker-For Sule. Tho Marion Star. Mrs. Engli-h- To Rent. Columbia Male Academy. T. J. LaMotte-In Bi nkruptcy. Bronkbauk8 & Co.-Good News. E. H. Heinitsh-Who'll Have It? IlIl'OKTANT TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Wu learn fruin our Charleston oxohaugoa that ?Ir. P. P. Toals, the well-known manufacturer if Doors, Sashes, minds, Ao.. has established a depot at No 20 Kayne stroet, whero bo keeps constantly on baud not only all articles from his own manufactory, but a eo ev? variety of builders' hardware, French a American window glass, both plain and ora mental, slato mautols, and, iu short, every 'hing necessary to ti nish handsomely a re douce, a storo, or a church. Aug 31 $ To Hen?. A HOUSE containiuu six rooms.on tho loonier of Taylor and Wino streots Also, tho "Houso containing twelve rooms, on cornor of (Handing and Barnwell itreot?. For particulars, apply to Sept IC }4?_M HS. H. EN fl US H. School Notice. MIfeS WILBUR will roHumo ?ho ?xereines of her School (?, V.) on 'MONDAY. 2d of Oclober. Sept 10 _ Columbia Male Academy. Classical and 31 tthematical School. THE noxt session will begin on MONDAY, October 2. Thesiudua j embrace a full high school course, ['including French. For particulars, apply to the un _ dcrsigned, or to Mr J H. Muller, First Assistant. HUGH 8. THOMPSON, Supt 111 _Principal. Seegers' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain COOOCUIUB Indicas Fish Berries to make sleepy or headaobe.