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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-03
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RsdiealI.M ana bemo,ssTTacy Contracted
1.s Since the death, Of III Messrus. II Stevens and
Fessenden, and, the political improve.
zment of MFR. Seward, Mr., Charles Sum.
ner has attained the s.bad eninenee' OF
. o leader of the radical party. His recent
elaborate ana carefully prepared speech
no doubt foresaadows the programme OF
thsrsdicaI. past3 not Eonly Il Massachu-
setts, but also in the United States.
$Whether Of not the party Will follow Mr..
a s., remains to be saen, We regard il
likely thas)it win, and henceforth we NAV
expect the radicals to irown upon and
oppose such movements as were con.
summated In virginia ana TENNESSEE.
Conservative Repnblicanism Is destined
30 q decline.a Furthermore, it is the cha
racteristic or flank movements, that thew
are not apt to. bear repetition. Now.
should these, suggestions be realized. il
viii ba, seen thht the policy of opposition
TO the tsthird partyg movement is likely
TO be vinditated by the deJeloprnents Of
sn,teMly future. Iii the radical party
shall insist, with Mr.. Simmer s'that vet
o while longer ex.rebelsshali be excused
from copartnership IL government, we
take it,for granted that, veryfew, at least
of the Southern ssex rebels" ~ will hesi-
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An English druggist proposes that, in
addition to the wore" ""poison," the la
bells on the bottles or packages contain
ing poison should have printed on their
margins the appropriate antidotes for
each class Of poison.
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"A Card.

a'aT 9 W A Card. ~ >iaJ
VNHE subscriber has opened an offioe At the
II Store Of Messrs. Wells. d Caldwell, and
viii be pleased to see his friends and former
CUSTOMERS. Storage will be provided for any
Cotton that may be consigned to his caro-.
Oct n6t9 JAMES X. FRIDAY,
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A man named Diamond, at Turn
bridge, VT, who had fifteen children,
married widow with fourteen children.
His wife has just presented him with an
other.
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ILLS THAT FLESH IS HEIR To.-Scro-
fnla or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Swelling of the Glands and
Joints, Eruptions of the Skin, Seconda-
ry Syphilis with all its train OF evils, I'm.
pure Blood, Female Diseases, Low
Spirits, Liver Complaint, Nervousness,
Nc, &c., fall to the lot Of mankind. But,
happily, they have their antidote. DIR.
TUFTS SARsAPARILA and QUEENS DE-
LIGHT possesses the qualities to expel
them from the system, restore perfect
health and produce happiness, where all
was misery. O26
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Broad River Bridge.

STOCKHOLDERS who have not paid up
- their Stock are urgently requested to como
forward and pay up in full, as every dollar is
needed forthwith. G.. w. BEARDEN,
Oct3 Secretary and Treasurer
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NEW MENrs.-Attention is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
W. D. Love & Co.-Dress Goods.
A. Smythe-Boots, Shoes and Hats.
Wells & Caldwell-Copartnership.
James K. Friday-A Card.
Columbia Male Academy.
Meeting of Board of Trade.
Jacob Levin-Real Estate at Auction.
J. S. McIntosh-Quarter Taxes.
Broad River Bridge Stockholders.
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:
g araU1Jke eAn q !.
SurPInatExT. Ve pre- ent. bis m6fn-
ing, TO our daily spbscrib srs, id the sEAsbe
ESss supplement! . plecespf 00nfedAfats
Iarsss Ehioh 'was very popular turing
|the Mak,) upon the back of which will be
found several interesting articies, of o
character suited to the day. Captain
Samuel M. Hammondi the autL or of
"The South, was captain of the "Yeadon
Light Infantry.'a and lost his life at Port
Walthal, Virginia, we believe. 49,
WEEKLY RECEIPTS. Wma b.
Love & Co., of the Columbia Hotel dry
goods house, advertise that they receive
regularly every week additions to their
carefully-seleoted stock of fancy and sta
pie dry goods-one member of the firm
being constantly on the lookout in the
Northern markets for new, TASTY and
useful articles.
The COLUMBIA MALE AcApRMY.-Our
readers will observe that this excellent
school re-opens under its former able
management. Captain Thompson is we'll
known as thorough teacher and disci-
plinarian. Mr.. J. Wood Davidson is not
less appreciated as an accomplished lin
guist; whilst Mr.. McBryde is conscien-
tious and promising young instructor.
The Male Academy deserves more than
a local patronage. These boys get q
thorough training, whilst their morals
and department are not overlooked.
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CRUMBS. .--Messrs. Jacob 81. Wells
and John Caldwell, Jr., have formed q
copartnership, and will carry on whole
sale and retail grocery and commission
business, on Gervais street, near the
Greenville depat. Mr.. Wells business
experience and Mr.. Caldwell's activity
indicate that ample success will be the
reward of the new firm.
Governor Scott has appointed J. J.
Neill Magistrate for Winnsboro, and G.
81. Faucet Magistrate for Fairfield
County.
MIR. Jeter, President of the Spartan
burg and Union Railroad, will pass over
his road, free of charge, all animals and
articles intended for exhibition at the
approaching Agricultural Fair. Persons
going down in charge of the animals will
be passed free also. Visitors will be
passed ut half fare.
The October term of the Court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions
commences tomorrow (Monday) morn
ing. We understand that most of the
term will be devoted to criminal cases.
The RURAL CARoLINIAN.-The first
number of this agricultural and me-
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A few copies of the "Sack and Destruc-
ton of Columbia" can be obtained at the
Phgnir Office. Price twenty five cents.
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The RURAL CARoLINIAN.-The first
number of this agricultural and me-
chanical magazine. which has been looked
for with great interest, made its appear
ance on yesterday. It comes up to our
expectations, and is creditable to the en-
terprise Of the proprietors, Messrs.
Walker, Evans & Cogswell, and to the
taste OF the editor, Mr.. D. 81. jacques.
1t is divided into various departments,
oil of which are well filed, and the illus
trations give interest to the the maya
zine. The editor, in his salutatory,
promises to deal with the new condition
and the new needs of the South; and in
considering these and the new problems
that have arisen in political economy and
practical industry, he counts upon the
assistance of some of the best minds in
the State and in the South. We bespeak
for this magazine cordial welcome and
a generous support. It comes at the
right time and in the right way to labor
in the great cause Of Southern regenera-
ton. The agent here is Mr.. II. G.
Beard. The magazine is published
monthly, at $2.00 per annum.
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- q WASHiNGIOS, MaECN 4 !, AoVSs
II would not be surprising If there should
oocur ,a.tthitchn between Grant and GER
tain members Of Congress who have or
oanizea I'D the .endeavor to smash the
& arm I, slate - which the former hiss pre-
pared in anticipation of various appoint
ments TO Office here and elsewhere. Army
oficersyof higb grades, who have recon-
mended ex-ofRcers having no political dis-
tinc.ion. complain that the politicians are
wire pulling against them to the extent 0,
their influence and authority. Had stewsalr'
been pcrrnitted to'remain in the Treasury
the army slate !" would have been safe
but Boutwell, is not disposed that way.
Mr.. Reverdy johnson has not yet been
''sd. and there Is. no intimation as 10
Irecai. :, will be. The interest manifested IN
when no. appointments does not equal thas
.diplomasic. &c offices. At the same time,
felt in donest. !. diplomatic appointments
lii is probable thu, sideration OF the next
will be under con ' ., 'day.
The Internal Revenue, e at least two
with ofSc,ee-seskers. There a., .,,pervisors'
hundred applicants for the fews> filled,
fnfFccs--a,l OF which are at preseh- adj.
The msiority of the incumbents being b :,
calls. For collectors and assessors there J.
10 perfect army Of applicants, and muiu-
tudcs are doomed to disappointment
There ia talk Of removing every Bureau
official of the Treasury whose record nas
not been thoroughly Radical. The slaughter
has not yet commenced, but the calm n IS
omipous. .as r...E LEAD p -Hs..z
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A conductors duty on the PACING rall-
road involves certain personal rlsks Pec"-
liar to the far West. A gentleman VINO
has recently passed over the road relates
scene he witnessed on one train. The con-
ductor told a rough-looking traveller tha y,
he wanted his fare. "The hill you do'
was the only answer. The conductor per
sisted. "Wall, here's my pass" said the
traveller, presenting heavy revolver Of
the officials head. Another huge fellow
interposed at this point, presenting pistol
to his fellow-passenger's temple, with q
menacing look "None Of that, stranger
fair play shell out" This settled the
matter, and the fare was paid.
A Cincinnati gentleman designing to
commit suicide, and fearing that the news
papers might, in their hurry, make some
errors in their notices, sent to each OF them
in advance brief sketch OF his hfe.,
Appletons' Journal, it seems, cannot ap.
pear until March 9th, in consequence Of
delays in Paris in the publication Of victor
Hugo's new romance, "The Man WIZ
Laughs; or, By the Kings Command"
!, Princess Christian, of schleswig- Holstein
gave birth to son on the Goth of ebruary
The Princess is daughter of en- Vic
toria, and is otherwise known fincess
Helena Of Great Britain and II
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letter from n Cool Head.

To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch:
The people of Virginia, and especially
the Conservative people Of Virginia, are
fast becoming practical in their views; and
while they have very generally made up
their minds that it is the part of wisdom
to accept the best attainable rather than
seek in the "last ditch for the impracti-
cable, they are yet disposed to remember
the old adage that "soft words butter no
parsnips." For example: What is meant
by being Sin favor of the restoration Of
the State to the Union as recommended by
President Grant, and the speedy rer,lovaI
Of all political disabilities from every citizen
of Virginia ~
Governor Wells declared before the Re-
construction Committee at Washington that
he and his friends were in favor of re-
moving all political disabilities in Virginia
as soon as possible but, at the same time,
he represented the Republican party OF
Virginia to be in favor of the adoption of
the Underwood constitution unchanged ;
and in that declaration he was sustained
by large committee claiming to represent
the Republican organization Of the State.
Now, IL that is the practical meaning OF
" Us SOOTb Us pVooOIo, WIN aoSo ~ S
Wells party, what is the working value OF
speedy" as used by the Walker party
Mr. Gilbert G. Walker is entitled to the
thanks Of the people of Virginia for the
manly and liberal course pursued by him
ON this subject and if he and his friends
willnow 60 to work and save the State from
the DISTINGUISHING and disqualifying fea-
lures Of the Underwood constitution il
they will persuade General Grant to give
practical effect to his clearly-expresSed
views on the subject, 30 that we may secure
something real and tangible, I have nc
doubt that they will find the people Of Vir-
ginis to care very little whether the ticket
which Mr.. Walker heads is called Republi.
can or Conservative. If, however, We are
to 20 under the yoke Of the Underwood
constitution, and to take relief from disa.
bilty doled out through party machinery,
it matters little to the real people Of Vir-
GINA whether it is done "speedily" OF
only "as fast as possible"
If we are to be dragged through the mud
at the tail Of such a cart, it matters little
who drives! One.
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A writer in the Scientific A msrlean : pro- pro.
,o 81 that the water power Of \ Niagara failI
sSs be used in driving the n aeai Of o.
f Suhrto, A' The mode which he hi 9 devised
f fos Supplying the force = Sasis,
means Of turbine wheels he would eas 1p o,,G
air into vast receiver, from which ne wit" with
Law large main pipe to Buffalo, al,
branches to distribute the con. ?res'eo
to establishments desiring 1t, just % ga
and water are now distributed. IL Is estl-
mated that pressure of four or nVe nun
dred mounds to the square inch might easily
be furnished in Buffalo. Such an enter
nrise would apparently require joint
stock company to conduct it. If one should
be organized, we shall not fail to inform
our readers, SO that they may subscribe to
the stock if they want to.
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PETERSBURG, March Is, 1869.

,a PETERSBURG, March 10, low
Jud;cial affairs in and near the Cockade
Civ are lust now in q tangled condition.
The quarterly term Of the Hastings Court,
with a vast amount of business before II,
sbould have commenced its sessions to-day.
but when the magistrates took their seats on
the bench. the court found itself without
clerk. MIR. j. C. Armistead, who has occu-
pied the position for some twelve years. Gnu
is an accomplished officer, came under the
operation of General Stoneman's late order'
md was therefore, debarred from per
forming the duties Of clerk, and of course
no business could be transacted, the
new appointee not being yet ready to
qualify. Thereupon the court made an
order setting forth the facts OF the case
and deputation, consisting of Mayor Bur
oess and Mr.. James w. Jackson, was ap-
pointed to wait on the commanding General
with certified copy thereof; after which
an adjournment was had until 4 O'Clock
to-morrow afternoon. 1t is supposed the
court will be empowered to appoint clerk
pro ten, who will doubtless be required to
take the oath.
The circuit court is also without clerk,
nc successor having been appointed to take
the place of Mr.. E. NJ. Mann, who has dis
charged the duties Of his office so accept
ably since his appointment six or seven
years ago.
So that for two days at least, and perhaps
longer, tho city of Petersburg will be with
ont clerk in either of the courts, and no
official business can be transacted. Nc
legal process can be issued, and no mar
riage license granted.
Judge Chambers arrived in town yester-
day, on the way to hold his court in Dinwid-
die. Whether he has taken his seat, or wha:
action was had in case he did, will not be
known until O late hour.
The sale of property for delinquent taxes
was commenced to-day in front of the
courthouse, according to the provisions o!
the city ordinance. 1t was to have been
sold month ago, but was postponed by an
order of tho Council. About twenty lots
were offered, which were all bought by the
city. The sale will progress from day tc
day until the whole is disposed of. a
large number of delinquents redeemed
their property, but still for a considerable
proportion no owner has come forward t
effect it's release.
Since the last term Of the Hastings Cour
until the present, thirty-seven deeds have
been recorded. 3.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. iii Main street.

T AIGE AND VALUABLE DISTIL-
n .CHINERY, EKECTED ~ TtIE PAST TWO
Y CARS, At Rocket 8, ON JAMES RlYER,
FOR SALE AT AUCTloN..0n Tt uRSDAf the
2S 1 81 arcn sell At 2ubc ancon that large
And i valuable DI1TiLLkRY located Mar Rock
etts, together W tn all OF It's improved machinery.
erected within the past two years by Messrs. styll
The distilery Is In perfect working order. with a
capacity Of two thousand gallons per day. and
could be made at small cost to produce double
this quantity.
The machinery IS very massive, and everything
about the establishment Of the best nateria! and
workmanship, the ere elton OF the same having
been supervised by practical distillcr OF forty
years. experience. and no expense mas been spared
70 make Il the best dlsillsry In this country OF Its
size. ! he piping rs all copper.
An abundant supply OF water Is obtained on the
premises, pumped from four wells by donkey en-
CINE and Its temperature in midsummer Is fifty
: attached to the dis'illery is a MILL with two
pairs Of French burr mil,stones d feet in dame
ter with capacity to grind 800 bushels OF grain per
day. Also a BRICK BONDED WAREHOUSE
capable of storing 800 barrels OF whiskey. Also
PENS IN frst.rate order to accommodate 1000
This property, located within a few hundred
ys.ds Of the steamboat wharves At Rockets, on
ames river, has facilities for receiving grain and
shipping It's products unsurpassed anu al cost
inconsiderabe.
The premises, with FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
are on leaSthOld ana TWO years anu nan are un-
expired with the privilege Of renewal Of lease on
fair rental.
TERMS Liberal, and will be announced at sale.
LEE 81 GUDDIN,
NH 2-TuTh&St7otd AuctioneerB.
Immediately after sale Of The above we will sell
that very valuable LOT On which recently stood
the "Powhatan Warehouse" having front OF
geo feet on louisiana street and extending back
the same distance, which will be divided to suit
the views of bidders.
1qru an n
TERMS AS above. LEE & G0DDIN,
NH 10 Auctloneers.
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Man WITH LIVE SNAKE IN Els sTo-
SsMAcH.-Un Saturday afternoon poiiceMs.ns
| n. NJ. Bailey arrested o man nsmea Das.u
Gravel for being drunk, but deVeiopla..n.,s
made on Sunday prove him to be inc y.I Saa
of a terrible calamity, and sufferer nno ",
story must awaken the symPa1nles " a.
who read 1t. 9,4 e ~ x:,. 40
Something over two years ago, wnlie 'ra-
sailing. In Che interior of the STATE, no
stopped at spring by the roadside 20 ge1 !, ~
drink of water, and swallowed smau
snake. Since that time the reptile mas
grown considerably, end during the past
Wear has subjected the man to unheare Oh
sufferings, and the only means OF reheI ne
has ever been been able to find IS 10 arinh
large quantities of liquor, which seemed 20
render the snake torpid fos time. ne Is
confined to the most rigid diet, being I'M
obIe 70 drink milk or coffee or to eat any
thing but the dryest kind OF 1000. nnsn-
ever he oversteps this rule Tn SNAKE rises
in his throat and chokes him, DO the san',
result is visible when he fasts unusual
long time. 81 - -4a.Ls-
On Sunday while Gravel was in Jail his
cries attracted the attention of the turn
key, who, upon going to hia assistance,
found him walking up and down. the ward
in which he was confined violently beating
his breast in order, as he said, to keep the
snake from rising in his throat. His suf-
ferings were 80 intense and OF such q
strong nature that the sympathies OF Sherlh
Patton were aroused, and an investigation
Of the case was made. The mans story VISA
satisfactorily corroborsted, and he was per-
mitted to 60 home. THE matter was brought
to the notice Of Justice Stoll yesterday
morning. who also investigated it, and ind,
In it evidently true, formally discharged
Inn, 70 had been an inmate Of St. Mary's
hospital will soon 60 to Buffalo s; where re-
ne WI, ni,r 70 the amaze ron his stomach.
Theps are several we'll att hsnticated cases IS
Of this character on recon d. and sh one Of
them.-Detroa Free Press, ! 4arc"S' h.,
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Afog whistle recently erected on Cape
Fourcher, Yarmouth harbor, Nova Scotia,
is said to be the most powerful signal in
North America, and can BIO heard fifteen
miles in calu weather; in stormy weather,
FIVE to eight miles; with the wind, thirty
Eve miles against the wind, Ave to eight
miles. 1t has been heard inland, with the
wind, twenty five to thirty miles. The light
house at Cape Fourcher contains rsYolv-
ing light l35 feet above the sea level.
Rochefort speaks in La Lanterne Of the
smother OF Napoleon III. as "that female
Rpf very Loose morals, and for o year or
s.vo mistress Of rakish Admiral named
Verhuel, whose illegisimate son is SO
ashamed Of his father that he does not even
bear bis name"
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HOG CHoLERA.--A large number Of hogs
have recently been condemned in New York
city as unfit for food, and investigation
showed that the animals had been i'll of
hog cholera in the West, and had been
shipped to the East for sale. The history
of this particular drove is very singular.
The hogs were ct Chicago being fed at o
distillery. The distillery having been
closed under Government orders, the hogs
were deprived of that kind OF food. Ihe!r
gums and teeth becoming sore from this
kind of food, they could not be led on nara
corn, consequently they were Immediately
shipped to the East. At Buffalo they were
pronounced diseased. Some seventy being
found dead among them, they we're not
allowed to be slaughtered ct that place, but
were forwarded to Albany, where they
we're slaughtered and dressed, end reshlp'
ped for New York.
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CATTLE DISEASES IN EURoPE.-t is re-
ported that cattle disease prevails very
extensively at the present time in Eastern
Europe, and great fears arc entertained OF
its extension from Austria to those States
from which England receives large supply
of cattle. Not only are Moldavia, Watls-
CHA, and Transylvania, greatly infected
but also Poland, Gallicia, and Hungary
The pleuro- pneumonia is also said to be on
the increase, not only in the London diaries,
but in several parts of the country and on
the continent. Recent information reports
its existence in severe form in Spain.
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DRY GOODS. :.
M W G 90 D 49,.
~ spRING, 1855. , aio7 4

N EW coo D 8 ,.,, ssg
- j. srs1Na. 1868. $50 !
ey4To ", n. BELL 8 co., 81.
~ 900 MAIN STREET,
..econd door from Ninth, -
ara now raceiyirg, and offer for sale upon ane io's
a,U 80 rIs farms FOX Cash, s
iAfoiS eSrhoice styles PH1NLS,,
= New spring DKLhINEs'
Ef%4EA Ms Of all qualities,
1Ut1rTE and &c LURED PIQUhS, 1or iaoieS AAo
chfIdren,s suits very cheap Ht ~
n pI. ok. >SI,O7 HS and CAsSlmEEh
Fancy 4 assimeres, choice for boys.
Fancy Cassimeres, choice tor men IL
easn shirt.nss and sheetings-a full line
Ii Rieached shirtinRs and sheetlngtSSa d anc
Tina "a B,eached Tot,ons at Is, le5, ana Zoc.'
e Emit Of the Loom Bleached at ioc.;
Wansutta Bleached; T.Fa.
New York Mills kIeached; 49,,
Hens:itched l.. O. Handkerchief as 2sc.-a Daf"
gemsstitched l. C. Handkerchiefs, all grades
The celebrated BUFFeLO bbpAChS anu NY.
: HElRS-best goods and best blacR-lmported {.
ELACK and O. ,LoRED SILKS,
800 Black Hernannies,
*T - Florentfpes, .-# 49, .,
Grenadines, <..t-. .s #. \.
o. ..' Bomba zines.
t..rs Silk Warp Chsllies: &C.;
NEW STRIPFs for Bamoral kirts; ~.
DRESS TRIMMINGS and SMALL We RES;
Roberts's celebrated GuLD-EYE NEEDLES.
= NH IL
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ITO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.

gain take pleasure IN giving you notice Of the
arrival OF quite new and valuable
r" S11 collection OF
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS At .
No. 600 BROAD, BETWEEN s1xrH AND SEVENTH
Such as handsome CALICOES,
COTTONS and LINENS,
COLORED and BLACK sATINs. beautiful
shades, sold square or bias;
SPRING CAssIMERES, &C. -
EDGINGs, INsERT1NGs,
FRILLIEGs, RUFFLINGS, &C.;
GLOVES HOSIERY, &C.
claim, and do 30 with the enforcement OF those
who have patronized me thus far, that Richmond
IN general and Broad street in particular, cannot
produce an establishment more able and more
willing to do its customers justice in
QUALITY OF GOODS,
VARIETY OF SELECTION,
MoDERATIoN oF PRICES.
FAIRNESS OF DEALING;
and nv aim is to make my new store zoos Broad
street, worthy of the reputation enjoyed for several
years by my former place of business-as being
hrst-class Dry Goods store-surpassed by none;
equalled By few only.
JULIUS MEYER, coz Broad street,
mhs two doors below Sixth.