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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-02-04

Maj-Gen. o. o. Howard was to lecture
in Canton last evening.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-02-04

THE Delaware Gazette is giving fits
to job printing runners, who sally out
from cities, go into country towns, pick
up all the job printing they can, and
then sneak into the country offices to
inquire as to the prosperity of the edi-
tors W hom they are undermining. We
know business men who have been bit
by these leeches.
Give it to them!
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-02-04
Life in New York.

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN New YORK.
BY Matthew Hale Smith. Illustrated: :
72l PIP. Hartford, Conn: J. B. Burr
& Co. 1865.
In the above entitled book the widely
known and successful publishing house
of j. 3. Burr & Co., ofHartford, Conn.
have Init the mark" with capital skill
supplying want long felt throughout
the length and breadth of the land, for
verybody is interested to knew the
great facts which underlie the marvel
Gus successes of the chief city of the
Union; the varied life which beats in
her bosom; the jarring conflicts Which
mark her political history i; the fortunes
made and unmade there i'll 4 day, and
the how and why thereof; and all the
thousand and one aspects, Of her do
mestic life; commingllng with her joys
the mysteries of her countless vices
and SORROWS. The reader will find in
| this book almost everything and any
thing, which, on taking it up, he may
conceive he would like to learn of and
about New York and her motley citi-
zens of all grades, nations creeds,
shades OF morals, etc. Everything is
here depicted with singular faithful
n ess, and in style which will carry
the reader along with unceasing inter-
est to the end. We give our readers a
fair specimen of its pages in the fol-
lowing interesting article on =
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-02-04

Apply "Barrett's'' and look young.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-02-04

d ESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED!
IL To dispose of guarantees for the sale
of Landed and other valuable property in
different parts of the United States. Profits
very liberal. sales easily effected, and no
loss oftime from other business. Address
j. T. MILLER & Co.,
low. PO. Box T. Port psposit, Md /.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-02-04

''Barrett's" produces natural change
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-02-04
BLACK-MAILING:

A MINISTER FALLS AMONG THIEVES. -.
On broadway, below Fourteenth
Street, stood Il church that at one time
was one of the most fashionable in tue
city. The congregation was wealthy
and large, the minister eloquent and
popular. The bellies OF the city, with
the young and fashionable, crowded
the church when the pastor filled the
pulpit. In the full flush Of his popu-
larity, when a pew could not be hired
at any price, when any salary would
have been paid to him that he demand
ed. the minister disappeared. Quite
late on Saturday night the vestry
received a letter from the rector, dated
off Sandy Hook. The letter rendered
the rector's resignation, and announced
that he had sailed that day at noon in
one of the Cunard steamers for Europe
The parish were surprised and alarmed.
The whole affair was painful mystery
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-02-04

Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate parts
cisely the same stitch made by the Singer Wheeler
the Under-feed, like the best of high priced ma
chimes, and is the only low-priced Shut lie Machine
in the market that,has this feed. We are ena bled
price on account of its simplicity and consequent
low cost of manufacturing, in comparison wit b
complicated machines.
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V,0wNsEND - LYMAu.
l08 0RAvEB o1kEU1s
UTOCK, NOTE and COIN BROKERa. and dealers n
0OVERNMBRT pECuRTfIk4 9sid and silver BOZ CHI
SOLD g best market rsses First class fspe
wanted Utste EarrxntS etc. for taxes constantly On
~ nd For ~ convenienos Of prsared 70
nav etsss licenses and nr O y Van Wieks having
his depaz5usns under bis change
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LOsr--sTOLEN.-rOUND.

7 OsT-A GARNET STUD-rHE LETTER n: is
IL engraved the back Of II. suitable reward wiz be
paid for its return to this ONCE uI
7 OsT-ON THE Nth INST, A BLACK AND TAN
IL TERRIER DOG. Said dog Is about 10 month"; old and
answers Of Major. To who viii return
- THOMAS AsKEW.
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BOARDING.

DOABDIN0-oNE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
ID with Board No. z3 Camp second door from St.
Joseph. Day boarders also accommodated
NIRaT GLASS BOARDHN0-ONE Oh TWO
esneel families who desire comfortable home and good
living In part Of the city might Be suited on sppl
cation 81 6 Camp street. the Bbe House and
opposite st. Patricia Church. few day boarders can also
nisbed and the table unsurpassed IN this city.
DOARDIN0-ELE9ANT FURNISHED APARr-
I'D mens 70 rent board and the Of the
parlor The Of the most desirable In the CITY,
Apply las ST. Joseph street.
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LOTTERIES.
T GUIANA STATE do
- LOTTERY COMPANY, |
I.eerperased Augu.t IA. 1893.
oHAs. 7. HOWARD. ................PKEsIDESr.
SINGLE NUMBKR L0TrEBR.
e CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS. ON SATURDAY.
MARCH q, 1859.
SCHEME:
5000 Tiekets.... 600 Frsaes.
prize Of $50 600 is.... - :.
PRIZE sT.: q SS
prize Of ss%o)
prise Of ss@ 80''
50 prises Of 1900 ars................... 500
% prizes Of sly S1
800 prizes 81 500 5000
AUTHORIZATION Prince;
svgrox1masion priuss Of 500 each for the nine
mainins unts Of the same ten Of the number :, an
lie prsss q 500 ga: Tor IL: ain: re-
naming unit Of the same ten Of The number mn
Ss.ins :ss rs $50 ::sS & IL. ~
.epls.S.sioe pr,::: Z sos sch - i. aia.i:
drawing the 5000 prise srs...,..-.."........ 500
600 prisss amounting to-. 100
Whole Tickes sl2 Halves SCI Qusrsrs So E'ghths 81 So
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The remaining units Of the Of the nabs
sssrosmason prisss For example; Tsiss No
he gf ;s9. sas' II s snS Vii s.eS :
entitled TO $500 IL ticket No 81 draw. the tzS eo prise
ss S Il. f s:ss 5. sSd 8 s the
:e c hO. :o a' s :. 81 ~ a. s
e Prizes pay able IN full without deduction
or'''' ''' A''''' c Il 49, HOWARD pr.s.
r Loch Boz 6n Post oncs ksw Orssna
DEAL EsrATE LOTTERY.
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF; REAL ESTATE.
LOCATED IN rHIs OTIS
To be Disposed of By Lottery.
Ths drawing Of this Lottery win place ss IA
tickets are SOLD under ne charter OF shs
Lou1sIANA STATE LorrxHr oosrAsr
Granted By the Lsessurv Of shs ssss In 1868 and which
embraces IN ~ schsns some Of The MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THIS cIrr. iO-va.
THE 81. LOUIS HoTEL now open % the public and
doing business.
THE FURNITURE OF gaE HOTEL.
TIE OLD CITIZENS BASK.
TIE DWELLING. STORES AND wARERooxs. Nos.
u6 lis and i7o Royal strsss, adjoining the Hotel
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No Is St LOui
ssres opposite the Hotel
THE 81. LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENT
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND
t -
II Prises..'''.'.''' ''''''''''''''''''' sA'
For full and particular description 80 Circular. which
v be sent postpaid TO any one desiring a. and all orders for
Tickets win receive prompt attention By addressing
o. Z HALL
rt B. Charles HotSl
New Orleans, La
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A. HoUssETs
FISHING TACKLE.
rhe undersigned having studied the Of Southern
Market in the FISHING TACKLE LINE. for twenty
years. takes pleasure offering his country friends and
customers enc Of the largest varied stock Of
HOOKS, LINES, RODS, FLOATS ANB BASKETS.
In al their varieties would your perus Of the fol
lowing articles r,.h Hooks.
Limerick Trout Hooks bowed. ilotolclo
:. chssisrsosn HOOKS an siiss
Fsh hooks 70 le' rngsd.
er Gran Sioa HS % f ssS and .rou.
Buffalo and sunash Hooks
Limsrsk Wired Hooks Al sizes.
= Sea and Catfish Hooks, TO 10
Also. Assorted Lines.
Cotton Gable Laid Iron. Lanes, rs TO 800 feet long.
:. Twist Fish Lines
=. lay Lines, large
Linen Trout and Fish. and assorted cslors Lines
F Fs%s r md fs sss; se Lines .ss:
sesera.s Fish Lines, all sizes.
Rugged and Furnished Lines.
Fishng Rods, assorted.
And complete stock of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
Always on hand the GENUINE BAMBOO POLES 30
Hci,ing visit when city. you win find my prices the
LOWEST in the market.
Sign Of the Big bamboo.
"a. RoUssET.
Successor to ROusset VOORHEES,
No. n ola Lsvse. epp. CASTOR House.
OREr JACKET BIrrERs.
THE ONLY REAL SOUTHERN TONIC.
Containing Nothing but Southern Ingredients
Manufactured By BARNETT LION.
Nos Is New Lsvse street. and II Fulton street.
| 1OLoMB, BROOKS = CO.
| GouIs coLoMB. W. /. BROOKS. E. rUREAUD, IN,
| General Liqusr Dealers.
socANAI, / and 8 NEW LEvEE and q COMMON SITS.
| NEW ORLEANS
Aiarrs assortment Of Liquors always on hand.
U DAvEeA's PuRUMAsiHa BUR1AU
usa . end q PARK row. HEw YORK
an knas q uKaUHAKpIBB PunCHABER
axvsrssnssd md esnpstsns buysu osassA
ordsrs fnsd promptly and fahfuly - NJ lsvea peo
nd purchases usds o.y iron nstea sad rsiahls hsass
| Orders vii Be aned- PAYABLE ON ukhi vbbA, WIZ
suacsns suz rsussd Freight md oenninasna
osuuhssEs On ssns sxessAins sloo I'VE psr ssnA
cspnisssss = ~ns szsssdins slast SWo AID 4 HA0
p~ss,A AAAz0
| IHAAo pAvB0A.
Psts0s Dsx l7u9. usv Yes
N,OWNsEND - LYMAu.
| l88 oRAvHB o3KEn1.
sroCK, NOTE and COIN BRoKsRa and dealers 4
| 0OVERNMBRT pECuRrf1kA 9sd and silver B0eshl
~ sold market rHses First class Motgsgs Pspe
Wanted etste Warrants etc, for taxes constantly Q,
A.n6 For ~ Of prepared
nav ftsss licenses Mr.. q y Van Weks havini
| ihs deDorSnens under his change
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS


HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
y Brosas. Sss .n and
Streets I'll other houses for the
e.s s% Of so.s sI
and su heated BY hot and cold water and
the experienced han ds sfordng guests an unequAled
one Of Atwoods Patent Elevators is also among the
moden Improvements and at the service OF guests at all
Tne Broadway and University Place pass the
door ss. he s And s ss Ss cry
lines are but .hsT. block on si.a The. side De
Dspots stsambost Landings pacssof and Bust
ness oil the g'ss' metropolis MORE a HoLLEY,
pOARDIN0 I'm NEW YOKK.
prefer Private House Hotel, they knew where to
NO. - West sixseessh Street.
Near Fifth Avenue.
Convenient 70 the principal Hotels and oubs has lately
cn b. ,0 the day. week or month asnts@sn
rooms board Il they desire IT. Application BY letter
R.isr.ncs~J 8. Nixon. ESQ., New Orleans Daily o'e-cen.
TRvIxa MOUsE.....IRvINa MeUs..
NEW YORK.
Corner OF Twelfth street and Broadway.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Southern people who have stopped Hotel continue
e q :. . 4 What T 9Ss SSs II. .
esss Isdss' and Genfiemsns Rsstsursnt sxcasv
Gents Gent sssssarsnt and Lanch Bar Also-A Bah and
STAGES and ozEs fss Y ssSs r,o,,.,,
CosMOPoLITAN REsTAUKANT-
II ROYAL STREET.
Bstwssn Canal and cusiomhouss ssrssts)
Louis Chaplain. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
An the Dsllcscss Of the Season be found hsre
also. Choice WINES Of all kinda
PAriss weddings. etc., etc.. supplied ct short notice
Private Saloons MP stairs ra. ,r..f .,llt
Rooms, elegantly Furnished 10 BY week month
This Restaurant kept open tin Il o'cloctr.u
TCEBERG CoFFEEHOUsE.
$40. MAGAZINE sTREEr.............s5o
Opposite The Markst)
New Orleans.
The Choicest WINES. LIQUORS and CIGARS always on
'"''' FRANK RICHARDS Proprietor.
COMmissION-rORWARDINts.
A KOCHEREAU q co..
"a. RocHEREAU-wM r HEPP)
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
KRUG co.'s CHAMPAGNE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
-rxrorrsRs or
WINES, BRANpIEs. sARDISEs, Etc.
Nos. 10 and Is q. Louis street,
SEW oRLsANs. LA
NEWTON n CHAPsKY-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS In WESTERN PRODUCE
"a Tchoupitoulss street,
NEW ORLEANS
HAx n NEHLn.
ALEXANDER HAY; wILLIAM nEHLE;
| Commission Merchants for the Purchase
| Sale Forwarding and shipment Of Hides Leather.
------s-ussaL 8sssvsz. falov and Tanning
| Eos. a and 81 commsrcs Street, New Orleans.
r. Q. NOEL . co.
COMMISSION nKBCHANTA
| For the sale Of
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Mules and Horses.
STOCK LANDING. NEW oRLkANs.
sssisfsesory references riysn-
GREY JACKET BITTERs.
| ARR NO
HuMBUG OF FOREIGN MANUFACTURE,
But the materials Of their manufacture from
SOUTHERN HERBs.
| Manufactured BIZ BARNETT LION,
| Nos Is New Levee 4 IL FULTON streets.
CALDwnII'' ,1r.A0r.
An on which restores Gray Haiz 70 ~ original colo
For sa,s By al druggists ssd % shs Dspss ef
| TEkIx SAXON,
Ia. "a Bsronas szsss. asas Csnal
tf NEW oRLKAua Nay a ~.
CAlAweIrs ExtraeA
Hsvne snAlyssd this on md h NJ sxpainsso Al
FLIED II nYsEIE seosniss that n b enc Of The b
ssss 20 presented the public s the puposs Of rssso
~ hair " original ssss In sssinony ef which hssn
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WANTED.

WA kD-AGEnTs-AGBsTs G Al Max faoa
w SET s7s d.y ssllirE Bisss pocs r.sas Sosi
sss By bss % ne Sa legs
any chair aud ont Of order they Vii ss me
soas: and once sy arc Id
rem un<quaied for sewing chsir yoo ven, AZ az
s:..a ar u 20 ' ss % 70 Who
shsn npgs upon b.Sss f,secs Chr and Mana
fActursrs. sl2 Broadway. n Y
WAITyD=AsENTs FoR TIE FAR n Issg., AND
and mechanic alta edited BY George MHri1g Hsa Asr
Es1s P s s rsa
farmers, mechanics .nd vcrkinsmsz Of ~ classes
fnS s sss g;ss % Cams :s ~ s.s
M Ss ON ;. T.. :s
meet in % wh sse h: ss You'd
sss ss % she Sosssss .s sdas.,sd
LADY :nS h; bss9 Ens .ns susn md e
good houseEsspsr. ADDRESS this once. 2. 8
w wishes situation Husekeepsr and s.smstress for
bachelor or fsr widower without children Has no
objection to ssvs the city Address 0'A
w IN any branch Of business epsaks and w.es French
English snd German willing 70 make himself useful at
ood owen %Sss w.
VTANTED-rBKEK oENrLEMEN AND rHEIR
w vyss occupy three large si ffs.t roon With board
sns: gentlemen; psios 81 Apply 40 Canal srss Nm
,. b. ouiek. -
VUANTED-EvERY KNERaErIo PERSON OUT
w Of employment who desires profitable and pleasant
s:s e q u. General. sss '
southsrn Historical &c ste SC Msns Sos sss
SIS xoJ ilssd nss % Dssespsys sileaiss sv.s
james r. Hummsl lo6 Camp strsst, New OrlsanA
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SUCCESSION OF MATTHIAS BOYENs
VALUABLE Two-sToRY BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING, .r..F
OPPOSITE xAGAzFE STREET MARKET
-lLso-
TWO LARGE LOTS OF GROUND. WITH COTTAGE
HOUSE.
CORNER ST. ANDREW AND CONSTANCE STREETS.
Second District Court No 2l.ls7.
BY NASH = HODGsON.

M l.
Once 10 Grsvier street.
CATURDAY. March 90. I SEQ - IL 2 clock
81 st the ST. CHARLES AUCTION Ex1HANaE,
Basement Rotunda Of the ST. Charles Hotel y virtue
Judss 81 the Dis net Court parish Orleans dated
February Is r6e docket No. ISL for account Of the above
named succession ihe following described very pro
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. With the build
trct Of this city square bounded by St. Andrew Mag
asne Josephine and Constance measuring together
us ,s' n . IL 1n IN Is. dpi ana %
greet Of 2O feet and inches and lines in depth
the ds Dsa .ds ~ m. Pile Murray
dated February "a 1859,
hs sqnss back 1ns su s1a
ak large kitchen, servants store room etc w.h
all necessary oub.idngs c,stern etc There are gas .po
sss throughout which are sed with the househe
whole In fsr repair.
osE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. With the build
ings mprovsn thereon situated in the Fourth Dts
ST. Mary Felicity ard cid Magazine sssst measuring II
New MagrEne street BY depth and front on 81
n.ry stree, Of g feet between s.ss. ss.
streets ding plan By Msssrs. Pile Murray, arch
< The improvements consist Of a WELL BUILT TWO
STORY BRICK BUILDING used as store beneath. with
nscessaSy buiidis 90 and is leased drug and
dwelling till December 81 ls6 and will be sold subject 70 the
This eligible property worthy attention Of parties
seeking being In Of the hourshing
~ @se TSnss AND CospITnoss-5nehsif cash IN q. g.
Treasury the balance In the notes OF
the 70 ,ns n. own aas un a. nav
msnt mortgage embrace the i've cent clause for
attorneys IN Of sut the improyemsn. 70 be keDt
July the policies transferred 70 vendo In add
on 20 which the win all taxes nom Jan
usIy l. 1863. 70 ,bs day ots,ls ...,,. ,..s
ing internal enus STAMPS at the expense Of the pur
ehhrets |...I
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
1T. THEATER-sr. CHARLES 81
Last Nigh. but One Of the Great rrsssdisnns
MRS. F. w. LANDER.
Assisted By the Accomplished Artists,
Mesus. J. h TAYLOR, GEO BEcKs and cHAs POPE.
Friday Evening, March 10. 1880.
The thrilling Drama in four acts, Of
Charlotte Corday,
In -hich nrA LANDER wiz chant the aARsErLLAIsE
sGNDHYAJOins benefit q Ss:sra W. A. Ward and j. r.
2oNpAY-xn SCOTT s1pDoNs
ANOTHER OF THOSE ElEe.sE, BALE 49,,
''p''i Evening. ST. JcsErH's NIeHf.
f Ess:9 5::: sss. y s::ss.:
ssss = sssre,. :.:sss. 'i5s
rci.ts % B.Iu and PsrfOrs s.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sr. CHARLES ST.
Every Might and satus day Moon.
FRENCH SPY FsExoH SPY.
FRENCH SPY. rRENoH srY.
VA1IETIKs THEATER. s
GRAND GALA MGHE
Monday. March ne. 1860.
aExEEIr- OF .yISxG- BOWERS.
Buckstsnss Comedy Of
MARRIED LIEF
a.a new Farce entitled
Jones' Baby,
And the Immortal Comic Drama Of
Toedies!
Ihs 30. sheet viii b. ep-psd onFrdsy morning O'Clock
NEW OPERA aOUsE-BouRBoN STREET.
Saturday. March 20. 1850.
verdfs grand opera, In four acts,
JERUsALEM.
pss R' apse :. asiSei Psssm.nss .. X
VARIETIEs THEATER.
FIRST LOTTERY OF LIFE" MATINEE.
Saturday, March eo,h. at IL O'Clock.
TIE BRILLIANT STAR COMPANY
VIII appear in Brsugham's peat play Of the
LOTTERY OF LIFE.
Privste Boxes. only. Reserved for Matiness
A It THE OLD OLHMfIC.
HE GREATEST WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH
CENTURY.
LIVING OK from the prsiries OF Texas, with THREE
lYEs and THsEE HORNS now on exhibition at the
| Admission IS cents; children 10 cents
| VAHIkTIEs THEATER.
PRODUCTION OF ANOTHER SENSATION.
Ansr weeks of careful prspsston win be presented
Monday. March 18th, 1850.
And Every Evening During the Week John Broughsm's
Great Sensational Play, entitled the rr
LOTTERY OF LIFE!
with and Appropriate Scenery, Peculiar Mechanical
Appliances and distribution Of characters involving the
| following fsvorite Artists: .-.
i W. r. FLOYD, vTNING BOWERS
WI sHsRI p,sScv sTANTo s%r
H ". MITCHELL Miss ISABELLE FREEMAN
Il Ma and
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Hank Of New Orleans. New Orleans.
June Is Is6-In accordance with sections "a and Of The
act entitled act ITO establish general system OF Fee
s hereby 70 the holders Of the circulating
this duly audited under the provisions Of sad
sc present the the Banking House, ct thu
Once Of AUDITOR for the purpose Of redemption
~ said Bank for said purposes yil ee rsssinsd
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-07

AN ELOQUENT SPANIARD.-The speech Of
Castelor in the Spanish Cortes on religious
freedom seems to have been received with ex-
traordinary favor and to have placed lts au-
thor in the front rank of contemporary orators.
At the close of his thrilling peroration, not
only his own party, the Republicans, thronged
about Castelor embracing and applauding
him bnt several Of the ministers nearly all
the monarchists, and finally, the President
of the Cortes, Rivero, VINO not only embraced
the orator but kissed him on both cheeks.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-07

Is published every THURSDAY MoRNNG at
$3.50 year; if paid in advance, at 800
wear.
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A WATCH FREE-Giyen gratis to every live
"A man who will act as agent in new light and
honorable busines, paying $50 day. No gift enter
prise no humbug. No money wanted in advance.
burg, Pa. apr6d6sW1m
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-07
Billiard Tables for Sale.

EoR sALE-Eight good Billiard Tables-three
u nearly new. Can be seen at Mechanics Hall.
VIII be sold very low II applied for soon. For fur-
ther particulars inquire at
a16df 81 COMMERCIAL sTRERT.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-07
watches. JeweIr-y, &c.

j, AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 139 Middle Street
j. w. s. H. H. McDUFFEE,co cor. Middle & Union sts
C. W. w1NGATE, Nos. III and 1ls Middle Street.
EDWARD G. SWEET, II Middle St., Fox Block.
f. f. HILL, No. 81 Federal Street.
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AT lO9 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
RMs:-Eight Dollars Year in advance.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-31
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CHnhsn IMsnoRirT6S.L I'VE under.
stand that some 1900 Cinnamon have
1been ordered through the agency here
|chiefy by citizens and planters along
the coast. The greater portion of them
8are designed for the rice and cotton
Fields, though quite number have
been ordered by our citizens for cooks
|house servants, washers, SO. They are
|expected in January, and. our people
appear to be confident of the success
|of the experiment.. If the present In
attention and unreliability of the black
servants should continue, in few years
the Chinese, should they prove other.
wise, will occupy most of the posts Of
tlabor on the coast. Being accustomed
ito the negroes, we prefer them to all
|other persons as domestics and labor.
|ers, and considering them in the light Of
|a' trust from Providence on our hands,
I'VE should regret to see them abandon
led. But they must do their duty, and
become good and industrious members
|of the community, or else their doom
will be fixed. They have this matter
)pretty much in their own hands, and we
hope they will decide it wisely.
Sdrannah Republican.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-31

Fresh Supplies.
nUTCH HERRINGS,
IL Fresh Country and Mountain BUTTER,
Pink-Eye and Peach Blow Planting Potatoes,
Fine Goshen CHEESE, at G. DIERCKS,
Jan % At the Sign Of the Watch.