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Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-18

Headquarters
COLUMBIA, 8. c., ARM 3, 1868
CIRCULAR
"A LIZ O6cers an Pest Duty st this place win
IN make = report b these Hssdo usrters of al
men attached to their respective departments,
who are entitled to draw rations at this post
All provision returns must Be made out at the
dspartneots and approved at these Headqaar
a.. F. RUDLER. Col, comae.
,W.L AEAIrsa, A: A. A. g. April 10
He&dquartoTs,
COLUMBIA. s. c., MAsH 81, 1857
GPEOXAL ORDER NO. ,-Cbpy.
R0HN CARSTEN is hereby appointed Acting
~ Provost Marshal Of this city until .farther
erderA He will be obeyed and respected ae.
'G''''s'y. Z, = f:d;5ts5 F. s6pIsa, col, c...'ss,
WI. MtALsxa. A. A. AaG. April 4 :
Headquartefs,
SPR0zAL ORDER NO. as-Extrses. -
" MAJ. GEN. MANSFIELD LoyELL i.
Y assigned to eesniand in the state Of
South Carolina :. -i- f-.::r--
BY command Of J.K JOHNSTON.
kiHeox FAloosER. A..A. G. So. -, .,-:
AEADo'ks DIST. OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
April IL. 1895.
OAOAN w.. IL
In compliance with the abovS orders, ths
Funt,ersignsd hereby assumes eomme6d IN tAis
et.te. Until the names Of the staf ere -
nounc-d. official COMMUNICATIONS to thsss head;
quarters will be addressed to Lieut.. J. n. 81,
LOWELL. Acting A. A. g. at Columbia. s1nc
April IA Nh LOWELL. Aajor Snsral e.
Headquarters Nil. Div. Of tho WeaE.
AUGUSTA, MARCH 4, 1855.
SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS NO. ls.a
Eztract.] -
COL. A. F. RUDLER ia hereby aaisAH2
l.. a, Commandant of the Pest at COLUMBIA,
8. G.. y -
BY command Gen. BEAHREGARD..|
Official GEO. W. BRnsr, Col. And A. l. q.
HEADQUARTERS. Oo1u1n.A. q c.,
March ls. 1894
GENERAL ORDERS NO. !.
In obedienEs to the above order, I Aescby
assume command Of tn 10 Post. =.
BY order of A. 7: .RUDLRA
Colonel ConnanaiaK.
W. J. MEALrSo, A. A. A. g.. narsA II
Notice,
A III. ferrymen throughout tn. District az.
~ respectfully requested to dress no slAss
over the river, either BY fSkts Or snAll boAts
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4 IL. ferrymen throughout the District .a,s
over the river, either BY fskts or snail boAte.
without his pass is endorsed by either NJ. L:6.,
GlBBRS. Capt JOHN CARSTEN Or myssh Ii
march 80 TT. GQoDNHE fa4sS,ss
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For Sale or Rent.
{ OTTA6E HOUSE containing 4 ve rooms
~ and necessary out buildings, with sixty
esrss Of land attached, two miles ar! half
from the city. Isquirs at this Office
April II
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Engine, Boiler, &c, ae Pff. ste. Sale.
WILL bs sold At private sale. !. FIVE, ORsE
w POWER ENGINE BOILER. 80 feet
&c., in very good condition. Apply to =
April 10 rs AtDr. Geis.rs..
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About forty years ago, gentleman was
tried and convicted upon circumstahtia,
evidence Of the murder Of h's niece. .Sbe
was heard to exclaiu,, don't kill me, uncle;
don't- kill mep and that instant pistol or
fowling. piece was fred of. Upon these
circumstances the gentleman was convicted
and executed. Near twelve months after,
the niece, who had eloped, arrived in Eng
land; aud hearing of the affair, elucidated
the. whole Transaction. 1t appeared that
shehal formed an attachme ntfor a person
Of whom her uncle disapproved. When
walking in the fields, he was earnestly dis.
reading her from the connection, when. she
supplied, that she was resolved to have him,
or it would be her DEATH, and therefore
sad, don't kill mo, uncle! don't kill me. AT
the, moment she uttered these word, fowl
ing, piece was discharged by.a sportsman in
"a neighboring 6asd The same night she
eleped from hes anslsa house; and the
combination of thess. suspicious circu;n-
stances occasioned his ignominSesa death.
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Specially.

MANUFACTURES STOCK OF "A W.. ~,
VI Lockets, CHAINS, Bracelet h 9 i,ogstbs-
49, ~ S-+,.-rf Of Fine Jegelry, vii 10 -oid
at rets Tor The ext 50 day Cerieat5- naming i
the different artc are pat ~ en aSs ,Jns
sealed, and sent without reeasu u 80 for sl
81 Z, ~ -, a. X cents five certificates for 3 ele-
~ - e. thirty Tor s.. Aftsr seeing the article, %
il does not give perfect satisacti9n, you c g suLn
graJ Ii sgrnts We also manufacture Badges Ter
averI division and corps in the army. We Will
and sample (pure silver with your name, req
meni ana company handsomely engraYed tneTe0'ls
N tbe receipt on 81 90; together with our whole
ssle Illustrated circular 70 agents.
s. ". WARD Co,
noyig-2m No als Broadway, y, ].
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Unlled States Of America

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE, NO. 50
HORACE II. HARRISON, ESQ, Z. s. ATTOR-
IL Bey for rsid District hay ng filed an intorma
tou m the District Cours Of the United Ststes for
Ss. u strict On December 81, ls6a against ali the
estate and property, moneys, stocks ana credits
% '. l.. Stevenson, formerly of I'd District the
same being particularly enumer rated ami described
in ssll Information, which alleges that he same has
been Let N sd District land forfeited 20 tn,
tDIed states because ssld Y. K stevenson contn-
ued % aid and aDet the existing rebellion against
the Government Of the United States sgner the eX-
prsi on o. the sixty lays Of grace gwen him TO re-
turn % ms alesiance by the Presidents Procsms-
ton issued JU =, 1862 IN pursuance Of the act Of
Congress spprUyed July II, ls62, and entitled "An
Act 20 suppress Iasurrect on, 70 Punish Treason
and Rebellion, % Sc zs and Confscate the Property
Of Rebels, and for other purposes praying for the
usual process snd monitor.
Now, tleroio-e, pursuant to the rHOni6on Of said
Court, hereby publicly cite all persons interested
10 said properly 70 appear before sad Court at The
Feseral Court Room, in the CaDltol atNsshyille on
toe 81 Monday in April next, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
then and there 70 PROFOUND their daims and make
their allegations. +. X. GLASCOCR,
usu8-l4t U. 8. Marshal Nil Dist Of Tenn.
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CERTIFICATES Of CUREs

From eight n twenty yssrs standing stu oa-s
known o. sCleL--o and sIEs.
For m@,tcsI prOperIe- Ji burbu, zee Dlspa-N
tory Of the United States.
See Pruie-s.Jr Dewe,-= valuable aoTEs ,l --
Prt,-I.e e.! Pnyril.
See remarks made Jy the l-t5 coiCptt-'4 q.
Physck, Philadelphia.
See remarks made BY 10. Ephrsim haDo"5.-,
celebrated Physician, and mrmscr u tn1 ~
College u suTgeou-, ireland, AMI pui4l7ia'-i p 80
IraIl=aa. tons Of .ns hing su1 tkus1n'5 J1iiF--.
see M@dsC0- CtIurallI isrUee. yutii-si.- e..
Banisuhu Iragers. FcIOs Of ths hOJa Joi4es'
Surgeons. 1891.
Sc most u the late standard works o. me,i.-4.
Eztr1sct Buchu, 500 pr uOtds, % "a i0f p
q" sar-apsIllls, 10
Or haI.a dO14n Of earh fOf slE. Ehicn 81
sufFsi-pt 10 cure ths most Obsta.l8 sss5s, % i7-
tom ara s.ihered o. -
Csr-erVatIOn- 1900.
Es-Iesrra= symptoms IN Al eOmm1alsa.o-'
CUres guAEaa.5sts AtVee Er4ls.
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DIR. KINGS
Dis airy
FOR
PRIVATE DISEASES.

- DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, ior
~ last four years Of Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention 10 the treatment Of pr
Vate diseases for 80 years, hatters himself having
attended to practice for so many years, AMI cured
30 many thousands he Is enabled 70 cure ali diseases
OF private nature, no matter how bad they may -
nom injudic0us medical treatment or rom neglect
Of their Own. DR.. Kings Dispensary u No q
Deaderlck street, between Cherry snd the Square
second story, where be cures Al diseases Of PHI
Vste nature.
GOnOrrhosa cured without nauseous medicines o.
Interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent dsts eectuslly criref
IN few days, by an operation which causes DO
pam. Where q structure exists health cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease Causes more mischief
and undermines the health 50 much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin. grow.
ng Out OF neglect tad treatment -an be effectu.
ally cured in a few days.
SEMINAL WEAEEEss.-Paricuisr attention having
been given to tins disease and al the cOnHsauenca5
growing oct Of II, brought many cases By th-
destructive habits Of inconsiderate youth and az
cessiVe indulgence Of the passions, q neglect Of
which VIII undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject UNIT for business or society aud caus-
ing premature old age.
Females who nsy be lsbonng with say difficulty
o. the Womb may rest assured OF immediate IT,
hsi
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating
their Case WITH a fee enclosed, direct toDr A. King
No. 70 Deadsdck street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have
TIE necessary madscioss sent TO their address.
Once hoUFs from 8 O'Clock IN the morning until
the avspiag. ApTT-fAuIV
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.ashrille @niun.
FRInAN IANIrARY e Loo.
For the Atlpuc won.bv for is,p o.,
NJ AUTUMN WALK.

foT the AtbLc l1onln Tor JAMS IS.
- NJ AUTUMN WALK.
By WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
On woodland ruddy with autumn
The amber sunshine lies
look on the beauty round me,
And tears come into my eyes.
For the wind that sweeps the meadows
Blows out Of the far Southwest,
Where our gallant men are fighting
And the gallant dead are at rect.
The golden rod is leaning,
And the purple aster waves
Ia q breeze from the battles,
A breath from the land Of graves.
Full fast the leaves arc dropping
Before that wandering breath
As fast on the Geld Of battle,
Our brethren fall IN death.
Beautiful over nay pathway
The forest spOi.s are she'd
They are spoJting the grassy h.llocks
With purple and gold and red.
Beautiful is the death sleep
Of those who bravely dgLt
Ia their couutry's holy quarrel,
And perish ior tho right.
But who shall com fort the living,
The light Of whose home is gone
The bride that, early widowed,
Lives broken-heartsd on
The matrOn whose sons are lying
In graves Oh q distant shore
The maiden, whose promised husband
Comes back from the war 10 more?
look Oh the peaceful dwellings
Whose windows glunmer in sight,
with croft and Garden and orchard,
That bask IN the mellow light;
And I know tbat when our c0uriers
With news OF victory come,
They viii bring bitter message
OF hopeless grief % some
Again / turn 70 The woodlands
And sEudder as I see
The mock-grape'ss blood red banner
Hung out Oh the cedar trees;
And ! think Of days Of slaughter,
And the night sky red with flames,
On the ChattahO0che's meadows,
And the wasted banks OF the James.
v, for the fresh spring season,
When the groves are IN their prime,
and far away in the future
IN the frosty autumn time.
G, for that better season,
When the pride Of the foe snail Weld
And the hosts Of God and Freedom
March back from the we'll won field
And the mGtr0H shall clasp her FIRST born
With tears Of JOY and pridei
And the SCARED and war-wOrn l0ver
Shall claim his promised bride
The leaves are swept from the branches.
But the living buds are there,
With folded flower and foliage,
20 spTcut ia q kinder air.
,TOBEE, 1864.
sAmPelopis, mock grape. have here
.erally translated the botanical name of
e Virginia creoper-aa appellation TOO
mbrOUs for verse.
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Late Southern News.

Activity continues within the rebel
lines The troops that evacuated Sa-
yannah are, doubtless, on their way to
reinforce Lee, and also Breckenridge.
We may look for hostile movements by
Lee soon.
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Special Notice.

II L. A Council No. Irregular meetings OF
L .tire Council Rre now held eyesy Friday even
ing 81 O'Clock, Al No - Union street on the 3rd
n0or. Members are requested 20 attend.
BY order OF the President,
dec27wl A. SLAUGHTER, Secty.
Times copyl week.
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Our inducements TO Agents and
Clubs.

To those agents Who take Their COmmI~=1"n Ia
Book and Gits the following commission viii be
allowed.
10 aug PERSON forwarding Il Clubs OF 10 Books
Clubs Of y Books, or CiuOs Of 81 Books each,
silver Wstch-cylIndeT escap ement-sgOrth SlZ.
To any person Forwarding 70 Clubs OF 10 Books, 10
ca. b. ulg5 Books, or Clubs Of 81 Books each, a
Silver Watch patent yer hunting case, worth 30.
II pieferab a. the agent may select any other sr-
tcle 90 our 1T OF the ysiue Of the watch he may
be entitled 10.
Agents viii retain the certificates Of Books aud
Gifts until the reJuHei numbers Of Clubs are COM
Iletei when they vii be forwarded 10 Us as 7oueh-
els.
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
WITH no sBOWan- viii be made Oh extra ,OmmIs-
sion.
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Just received, a large and selected
stock Of Cigars. Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, at IL Ehrenbergs, No ~
Union street
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LOODi BLOODi BLOOD
Helnbold's Highly Concentrated CooiD0lsl
Fluid Extract SarsspsfIl
PHuFasa
SYPHILIS.

THIS Is an affection OF the blood. and stLaczs p
sexual Organs, ILnings Of the Nose, Ears Tll-
Nindplpe, and other mucus surfaces making
appearance 10 the form Of Ulcers. HelnJo.d- VI
trs5t 5arssparils pur-nes tie Blood, and r-Uar
all scaliy eruPuous u the skin, giving 70 tho ae-
risNOn clear snd healthy color r. beng prrFs
ed expressly for tiJ- ci4sss Of complaints H. 111
purifying properties Are preserved b {r-aLs. 2
scot thsa snJ Otissr preparation Of 5srsspsrls
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Day and Evening Sessions.

co,.s. % sTUpY, most complete.
49,, oP IvsTRUcTIoS, THoEoUaH ana
RrsITrss-tIKE, Tin the proper accePtS1ion
DsiIv gession throughout the year
sss-ThE Principal an experienced DooA-
L
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Phinehas Garrett,

! Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
cia attention 10 the examination Of Titles 70 Proper
! ties, wrung Deeds OF Conveyance Lease, and other
! Legal documents.
We deem il Unnecessary. ia this community TO
say that Mr. Care is the best examiner Of rifles
1 aud writer Of leeGs in Tennessee. For twenty
years he was fixture" at our Court house twelve
/ Of which he served "a Register Of the county, by
( election az the hands Of the people HIS careful,
talthd.I, and ex vet manner of doing business il
I well known and we cheerful re- onmend hi TO
| all those who may have any thing ia his line %
4 transact y. S VI.
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s. E. SMITH,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

Is prepared 10 take Fire and Marine risks in the
test Offices OF the country lie is the authorized
Agent for the Etna OF Hartford, the Manhattan,
Phoenix and Security Of New York, represent
NJ six millions OF Capital. War risks II or from
Nashville taken, as well rs every species Of lnsu-
suTance.
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HELMBoLD'B ROSE VASE

Al excellent Lotion Tor disease % = 8 y1..-
ulre, and - AZ ingeelun u disease u the -..--
organs, aIHna nom haDit- Jf dasi patton a-.-
cOunscLlou nith no Extracts bDrlu ali -.-'-,'
uusf IA stch diseases ~ recommended
Evidence % the most responsible and ia-.-
character vii scoOmEsDy i1s medicines.
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AFFIDAVIT.

,,-.,,,.rv appeared bstors ne an Alderman o.
- fr itlelphl., a. Il. heiubuid, 10 Do
a. daly sworn. doth say hl7 grepsrtLoa- conlh
% ~ -. ,.,Ir-Iy y-srtanls. II. Il. HELMbJiN-
t,,rorn ant subscribed before me, this I'd dhJ
November, 1854 NM- r. hlbbAE1'
Alderman, 9th-streei, above Race, Pci-ss
Atslrsss letters TOR Information IN confidence,
Il. 7. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot lO4 south Tenth-street
Belos Chestnut, Philsdelpbs
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Another economical fashion, closely
following on the heels OF the mo card
mania, has been invented Thus, gen
tleman wishing to invite a friend TO
dinner, sends a note written in this
shape:
MIR. Oilapod presents his compli-
ments to Mr.. Busby, and begs the honor
OF his company at dinner, on Thursday
next, at nine o'clock in the afternoon.
No champagne
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NOTICE.

{ Apnual meeting Of the Stakeholder or the
- " flfst Na1onsl Bang Of Nashville" viii be
"t ID Al the ONCE Of said Bank IN this city 90 the
7-eond IResd " being the ClOl tenth dsy OF Japua-
= nrAt Tor ne purpose OF elecung six l0 Direct
.r' u serve ihe ensuing year.
...., J. G. OGDEN, Cashier.
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated st thiz Office State, County,
spd Railroad Bonds Pank, Bridge, and hailrOad
stocks sold - per order from cUstOmsIs.
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FROM tbs GULF

NEw NoRE, Jan. 2-The steamer Ca
hawba brings New Orleans dates to the
29th. On the 18th General Granger was
at Franklin, which is only thirty
miles from Mobile. having met but lit
tie opposition The rebels are busy
night and day in endeavoring to block
AIDE the water front Of the city. A
rebel ram is expected down the Ala
hama, from Selma, soon 4 force from
Pensacola, under Gen Mex can, is re-
ported moving on Blakesiy, Baldwin
county, Alabama, twenty-five miles
from Mobile.
The NORTH CABOLNIANs NCLSH.
The Milton. North Carolina, Chron-
icle, understands that the home guard
sent TO meet the Union raiders at Bile-
field, refused to cross the State line
MORE MIN WANTED ~ DIXIE.
The Richmond Sentinel says Grant
has three more armies. That the reb
els must raise sufficient men 10 meet
them Ii calls upon Congress 10 take
every possible measure for filling up
the armies, 50 as te defeat the Yankee
forces 1t says the pressure Of war
bears heavily on General Lee.
DAyIDsoN's EXPEDITION
The Mobile Avertiser has an account
OF Davidson 3 march into Alabama
The cowardly conduct of the rebel
militia is generally condemned
Late Texas papers say twothirds of
the people OF that State favor recon
strUcuOn.
The conduct of Kirby Smith, in
Louisiana, is denounced by the rebels.
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Eastern Agency.

Oar arrangements are such that any sOrs OF Com
m-rcsl transaction 10 the principal Ea -teIn cities
cad be negOu ted AMI faithfully attended TO-
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Ouartermsster's Vouchers.

NEIL on & HURFREE are prepared 10 pur
chase Quaueuuasters Vouchers ST reasonable
rates.
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- cARoLLNA rEREoaMANcca.

The Union expedition from Plymouth
has returned, after proceeding as far as
Rainbow Bluff, where the rebels, under
Hoke, were found in force. oar gun
boats were unable to cooperate on the
Roanoke, owing TO torpedoes. ~
Late rebel papers contain accounts Of
"a movement Of the North Carolina and
Texas Uniouists, for the purpose Of re-
storing their States TO their proper po-
sition in the Union
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Real Estate Department.

considerable amount Of Rea' Estate Is register
Ell on our books, and We can sell Houses ana Lots
IN Nashville End suburbs a The lest term Farus-
in the neighbOrhOod Of Nashvi Ie for sale, Of all
sizes and prices, Plantations in counties 10
Middle Tennessee, rome OF them good Cotton
farms for sale. y. NJ.
uOv10-tf
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFETs,

ASD USrRNCIFLED DEALERs,
Who erde-yor 70 dispose "OF THEfk OWN AL
''olhar' articles on the reputation sgtalnsd b
HeinbOld's Genuine Preparations,
EHtract Buchu,
SarsaparDa,
Improved Rose Wash.
aold bY al Drlgg1sts everywhere.
ASK FOR HELMBOLDS-TAER NO OFF e
Ont out the sdVertlsarnant SD aanf anytL sfhH
ATorr - 1SJaIoEsARD IXFoSURkE
pas D-lS
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NEWS PROM EARLY

The news from Sheridan's headquar-
tiers confirm the report that Early has
withdrawn many portions Of his forces
far up the Shenandoah Valley, and fall
len back with his infantry to Waynes-
boro. His cavalry, however, are Opprat-
ing further down, on both sides Of the
Blue Ridge
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'AmPel0pis, meek grape. have here
literally translated the botanical name Of
the Virginia creoper-aa appeIation TOO
cumbr0Us for verse.
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Very Valuable Real Es-
tate for Sale.

DT AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES
ID Circuit Court We offer for sale thSt valuable pro
psIty % Church street. opposite the saint ClOut
II. tel between the Methodist Church and the
simmons block, on which the burnt house" nos
stands q he house can be easily repaired, and
with the vast amount of material on the premises
can h. msde very valuable for many purposes. The
lot fronts about 80 feet, and has depth Of 800 feet
Church . rect, on which this property stands l.
hound % be the "gTe4t street Of our rapidly
n. ny cty, and TINS valuable property Possesses
advantages over any other for many purposes.
Under the same authority we offer ersJ other
houses AID lots for sale, reasonable terms,
within he city iimls, very valuable for many pur
poses. For terms apply 10
}. U. EWING, or
n. +. ALLOWAY, Trustee.
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FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALE

ra.ss no B=l5sIn. Mercury. ur AN Isassl- mol FL
lOT Unpleasant ali ,tzns eiOus dI.ea-es.
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By WILLIAM cULLEx BsrAxr.
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Consignments Solicited.

V'SIS I'IIIV'ttS SVtESttOus
Special attention gwen TO the sale or purchase o
Produce, Provisions, or Manufactured
Articles.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-03-24

CoNowINGo BRDGE-Atout 9 o'clock on Sat
urday night, the eastern span Of the Conowingo
Bridge was carried away by the unprecedented
food of the Susquehanna river. 1t appears that
the eastern end of the present bridge rested on
the old abutment, which supported the structure
that went down with the food of March, 1916,
and from decay or being imperfectly built, it was
insufficient TO stand the immense pressure of wa
ter. The balance of the bridge is, we are told,
but little injured, but the amount of damage can
not be certainly nscel tanned until the river be-
comes much lower than it is at present. We
ale informed by gentleman from Havre-de-
Grace, that the span ioated, in body, down
to the mouth of the river, where il was caught,
and sill remains at anchor There has been
great destruction of property along the river
banks. The Tidewater Canal it is thought, has
suffered terribly, and it may be some time before
il is IN working order. The 'Penns, vana Ca
nal has also been greatly damaged, and in
consequence, business on the river will be
greatly retarded this season Much of the tow
ing path of the Tidewater Canal was several feet
under water, during the highest stage of water,
which greatly exceeded any former feshet within
the recollection Of the oldest inhabitant.