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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

A few days will explain the mystery of the
news as to the manner by which crisis has
been caused in Parliamentary Government at
Paris. Wonderful to relate, Napoleon desires
TO submit his changed affairs to vote of the
people, while his ministers are not willing that
the senatns Consultum shall be discussed by
the Corps Lcgislatif. The effect of such cor
trast RS this is to make it appear that the EN-
peror Is more Liberal than the Liberals whom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

The Mayor of Princeton, n. j.. Mr.. Z. r.
StOnealker, has asked the Attorney General of
the State if the colored people have right to
vote at the borough election to-day. The an
swer of the Attorney is in the affirmative 1t
contains also an intimatiOn to Judges of their
responsibilities which will be apt to deter the
most indignant Democrats who serve in such
capacities from refusing the vote of any col
ored citizen who presents his ballot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

. nave the announcement this morning
that France has kept her promise to rescipd
the regulations which denied the right OF an
American Cable Company to land its wires on
French shores 1t will be remembered .ha.
this was insisted upon by our government az
the time of the landing of the French Gable
at Duxbury. Mass. The action of our Govern
ment had our hearty support; that OF the
French authorities, though little delayed,
deserves acknowledgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

1t ia impossible that there can be particle
Of truth in the story telegraphed to one of our
contemporaries, that Phillips, the embezzler, just
captured in Ireland, and Mr.. Paul S. Forbes,
our negotator at Madrid, are one and the
same person. Mr.. Forbes is far too well known
to make this story other than ridiculous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

Efforts to further reduce the duties on tea,
coffee, and few other articles, failed in the
House on Saturday, and the figures fixed by
the Committee in the new bin are to stand.
This is an encouraging opening of the import
ant debate on the details of the measure, and
we are led by it to rejoice in the anticipation
of brief debate and slight reduction of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

Citizens who wish to unite their voices against the
proposition to interfere with the present manage
ment Of the Central Park should not fail to attend
the meeting to-day, at o'clock in the afternoon At
III Broadway Addresses are expected from Gen
Dix and others II the meeting in any way ade-
quateiy represents the hostility of the entire city to
any interference with the Central Park its voice will
be emphatic and weighty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

he summoned TO his Council, whereas the OPP
posite is probably the case. No event couiu
be greater surprise to the enemies or Napo-
leon than his determination to submit new
project of reform to vote of the people IL
seems too GOOD to he true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

We will thank The Herald for the name of the i'm
poster whom 1t represents present at the private
meeting OF the Union League Club on Saturday even
ing protesting to be engaged to furnish report of it
for The TRIBUNE. We will also thank The Herald
for the name of any member Of the House Committee
or other officer of the Club who according to its rep
resentation spoke Indignantly about this alleged VIC.
lation OF confidence by THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

CoNNECrICUT holds her State Election to-day.
Hen Sham Democracy hope to win their last
victory by reason of the exclusion of fifteen
hundred freemen from the voting lists to which
hey would surely be admitted if the election
we're held a week later. Republicans! you can
disappoint them by drawing out your last voter !!
n 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04

mass meeting of the Cuban League Of the United
States is to be held at Cooper Institute this evening
we hope the audience will be such as tly TO repre
sent the sympathy felt by citizens Tor the strug
Cling patriots of Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04
smns,m,n,s, gttturs, ttt., Sbis Gbminn.


pooruis Tur,TKR Twenty -third-st. and siAth-a'e'
-" Macbeth" Booth =,
FIyTH- AVE. THEATER-" frou-frou'
GRAND OrERA HOUSE, Iwenty-thiu-s" anu
Ecbhave-s Twelve TemptliicnS Ill, 90,
NIpro's GARDEN.-" Pippin tho King Oh 'no "oi"
N,p,s etc Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams
OLYMPIC TurATER-" Hamlet" G l.. FOX
WuI.ck's TmEATrR. Broadway and Thirteenth
It" IostSt sea" J. W. Wsiises
Moons MusEUM.--At .: "Pygmalion." AT 5;
White Cat" &c
KELLY & Icons MINsTREIs, No. 10 Broad"ay'-
Ching Chou H.
Nrw-YoRK Circus, Fourteenth-st.- Grand Pro-
fr,uns Bduestrausm.
SAN FRANCISCO Observation-Disclosures per
ormauceA
YM c. A. HALL-AtS: Great Charity Concert
MADISON AVE- BAPTIST CHURCH. at Ihrty-1our'h-
a.-Concert ,...
B,RKrn's GALLERY, No. s45 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of Works OF Art -, 4,
Mps LYMAN: The Rev. DR.. Hastings Church.
Hnh-ave.-" The Nervous system
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gusinfss notitts.
THE BLOOD is THE LIFE.
NKw DISCOVERY.
COMPOUND OXYGEN TREATMENT,

p Rsox hs, located permanent Office No Is West I~enue
A. NswYok Tor purpose Of ueaiiDg Tho Lung ano al DISEASES
caused b, impure condition the blood by means tue
ar gases which chemists and scientific
- hx, h.., irving but without tangible results
m N, discovery This remedial agent 10 en-
ry agerrnt composition and Elects from all other systems oil treat
sst for peculiar the human family IL wouo DC "posOe
"a this space fully into the philosophy and great d'an
ees 10 derived by this bat sufce II to say! thh
ortgen j. the great reuoysior body and asuhent IN healthy
organism pure and ample quantity But disease pro-
crosses blood becomes loaded with etee matter hhsnma0
local scu induced and The whole structure 10 DANGER 10 rem
ove the blood Of healthy secreions surely he vi" 70
repair the mischief sufficient only for t<shy eono
o,, IL rcsp. Of promptly overcoming diseased conditions in
disease then greater supply must be met BY larger
supply o the hfe-giving agent ,
The hand Finishes the elements the blood furnishes The
elements Of muscle to nerves. Of to skin the e
At ln and vet. while each differs somewhat 10 compost
tiop ton The others elements blood by when ~ are
@ & ~ .s,eJ .od conditions the blood for how
viii The blood healthy muscle nerve aud skin in an I'm
purifier being used emedsl agent ~ restoring t o
ead to stah BS5o'S b s,mp.iSg the stomach to healthy
healthy tissue TO be ioIeI ..rd snJ
guses impaBg life and vgor TO the shA'eea snu
Dr BWowy regular graduate Of Medicine, Surgery and Hygiene
Therefore making oxygen specially he does not propose 10 take the
place regular practitioner but desires to cooperate WIN n "
Pt"sns are invited to cali investigate remedy and
Sy letter viii be answered and all Necessary information
give" " ''"'E 'POA W. B. BRovS ID,
No. IS Yves, Tweuiethsa, Nev-iork
To remove Moth Patches, Freckles, and Ian
the PERKTs Morn ASB FEEcKLk b1IIoH fOrSae
oil druggist Prerarel OILY by pI d y rerry. " Do11
BATCnELOR's HAIR DYE.-The best in the
Instantaneous harmless perfect Applied at Factory NO 10
Bondst Sold everywhere
WHEELER e. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE,
10 per- %oSth without extra charge let T. BLS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIMBS.
Bro,aaaI Y; leosCbsstuu.st. PhA 81 erssnsr boston
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rlNAno1AL'AaiDp cOpimnfsoIAL.

CoIuMB1A, s. O., February 15.-The
cotton market was brisk to-day, and
about $50 bales were disposed of, at
23@23L for middling. ,sS
New York, February 15-Noon.-
Stocks very strong. Money easy, at5@6.
Exohange-long 81; short 9L. Gold
1875. 62's, coupon, 145s. Tennessee's, ex-
coupon, 56x; new 81; Virginia's, ex-cou-
pom, 625S; new 65%; Louisiana's, old,
72; levee 6's 20; S's 81; Alabama SIS 81;
5's 81; Georgia 6's SIX; rs 90; North
Carolina's, old, 49; new 2614; South
Carolina's, old, s71a. Flour without
decided change Wheat quiet, without
material change. Corn dull and declin-
ing Pork dull-mess 26.OO@26. .25.
Lard dull, at 151s@154. Cotton lower,
at 25. Freights quiet.
z P. M.-Cotton heavy and lower with
sales OF 1,600 bales, at 25. Flour firm
and unchanged. Wheat--winter 10.
better; spring unchanged. Corn 1@2o.
lower. Pork heavy-mess 26: OO@26. %.
Lard closed weak. Whiskey favors
buyers. Groceries dull and firm.
Sterling dull, ut 8. Gold firm, ut
10000. Governments strong. South
BALTIMORE, February 15.-- Markets
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, February 15.-Corn in
moderate demand, at 70@73. Whiskey
steady, at 50. Provisions dull and in
light demand. Pork 27OO. Shoulders
121a. Lard-no buyers.
LOUISVILLE, February 15.-Provisions
quiet. Pork 27.5O. Shoulders 1919;
clear sides 161S. Lard-keg 1S. Wits
key SO.
SAVANNAH, February 15.-Receipts of
cotton to-day 1,655 bales; exports 1853;
sales $50; market dull-middlings 23s1.
AUGUSTA, February 15.-Cotton mar
ket opened with a fair demand, but
closed dull and easier, with sales of 562
bales; receipts 650-middling 231z.
CHARLESTON, February 15.--Cotton
quiet but steady, with sales of 400 bales
-middling 2414; receipts 1857; exports
coastwise 467.
PARIS, February 15.--The Bourse
opened dull-rentes 73f 2Oc.
LONDON, February. l Noon. -Consols
925s. Bonds S7as.
LIVERPOOL. February !5-3 P. NJ
Cotton opened quiet -uplands liz; Or
leans 1134.
LIVERPOOL. February 15-Evening.
Cotton closed dull-uplands 11as@111S;
Orleans 115s@1134; sales 10000 bales.
Yarns and fabrics are quiet and firm.
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Tribute Of Respect

COLUMBIA, 8. c., FEBRUARY l, 1870.
The Committee appointed to draft resolu-
tions on the death of Past Master JOHN
HARRISON, respectfully submit the following:
The summons of an All-wise God ha, re-
moved from our midst an old and yalued
member-one who always took an active part
In whatever related to our well-being and
welfare; and was ever ready to promote the
interests Of our beloved order.
Past Master John Harrison met the M andate
to depart for another and better world wbile
temporarily scjourning in q foreign land-far
from home and loved ones, by the order Of the
8. A. o. I. u. he has departed for the Grand
Lodge above.
We, the members of True brotherhood
Lodge No. 81, A. F. NJ, humbly bowling 10
the decree OF our Heavenly Father, who has
seen mt to remove our lamented Brother do
offer the following tribute to his memory: W
Reso!ued That in the death Of Past Master
JOHN HARRISON, our Lodge and the order
generally have lost valued memberN one
whose services 70 our fraternity will ever kean
his memory hourishing in our midst.
Resotued, That our Lodge Room bo draped
in mourning for the balance Of the Masnn;c
Year, and page OF our Minute Book be daS;-
Gated to his memory W "oo'-
II sotred, That o copy Of those preamh,eo
and resolutions be published, and COW for.
warded to the family Of our deceased Brother
assuring them OF our heartfelt sympathy in
their deep bereavement and distress.
FRANCIS : 4 I%s 4, 4; GREY, Re Committee.
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Domestic News.

CINCINNATI. February 15.-The Supe.
rior Court, Judge Taft dissenting, de.
cided that the Bible and religious books
cannot be excluded from the public
schools.
CHICAGO, February William Jones,
who drives a wagon with the mails, was
arrested to-day. charged with robbing
the mails Of over 800, 900.
BUFFALO, February 15.-Commodore
Stephen Champlin, who commanded the
Scorpion at the battle of Lake Erie, is
dangerously sick.
Salt LAKE, February 15.-The ortho-
dox Brighamites carried the elections.
The weather is 30 favorable that garden
ing has commenced.
PoRTsMoUTH, February 15.-The So
minole is at quarantine here, with the
yellow fever on board.
CHARLESTON, February 15.-Arrived-
steamers Champion, New York; Mary
land. Baltimore; schooners 8. B. Wheel
or, M. A. Combs, Baltimore. Sailed
bark Perpeta, Barcelona; brig Andaz.
Barcelona.
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SAMBo TO BE CHEATED AFTER A11.-It
seems that, after all, Sambo is to be
cheated in his aspirations for represen-
tation in the United States Senate. Re-
vels, the coiorea Senator from the State
of Mississippi, turns out to be neither a
black, quadroon, a mulatto nor q mig
ger. He has more Indian blood in his
veins than African. Hence, he can be
hailed as one of the purest Americans
now in the Senate, and the co-equal of
any big Indian" that even the old Tam
many Wigwam ever Graded. All this
may be bad for poor Sambo, but it is
glorious for Choctaw. Somebody wanted
to keep Revels out of the Senatorial
body on account of his African extrac-
ton. Will they now attempt to do the
same thing by alleging that he is entitled
to no political privileges which the white
man is bound to respect. because he is
an Indian. not taxed?" Go ahead,
Choctaw!-Ne,o York Herald.
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Auot1on sales.
Sale of the Laurens Railroad.
JACOB LEVIN, Il AUCTIONEER,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

SLATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COLUMBIA, January 26, 1870.
Il Receiver Of the Laurens Railroad Com
pany. IN the said State, and having duly oual.
lned Tor said Office, notice is hereby given that
pursuant to orders heretofore passed in the
Court OF Common Pleas for Laurens COUNTY
In the said State, will sell to the highest
said Laurens Railroad Company, described "a
follows: The Railroad of the said Company.
running from Newberry village to Tanrens
vile, including the road. bed, right of way and
lands occupied by OR belonging to the said
Company, together with the several uper
s,lac.ures sd , anu tracks thereon, and all rails
ana other materials used on the same, and
all and singular the several bridges, yiaducts
cuiverts, fences, depot grounds and buildings
thereon, station-houses, work SHOPS enqines
tenders, cars, tools, materials and machinery.
equipments and appurtenances OF every kind
ana all tho stock subscribed for in the seid
company, and all other property belonging,
appertaining to, or in any manner connectea
WIN or forming part OF the said Laurons
halroau Company, and all franchisea riobta
ana privileges of the ead Laurens Raiiroad
company, OF, in, to, or concerning tho same.
ana upon such sale all equity os redemption
III the said premises shall bs forever barred
and absolutely foreclosed.
The said sale shall take place Mt the State
mouse, IN the city OF Columbia, South Caro-.
ma, at ~ O'Clock, meridian on the 9lth dav
OF march, in the present year, on the follow.
ing terms, that is to say, $40 600 each, and the
resioue te IN Blk per cent. coupon bonds of the
bonds. payable in one, two and three veaTs
bearing interast at the rate of seven per cent
per annum, payable semi annually. with Az
sureu personal security and mortgage of the
premises. GEORGE ". WATERMAN 'A'
Jan ~ Receiver Lsurens r. r. co.
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Frons yVaslIaangson.


WAsHrNeTcs, Fab4ruary 15.-Colleotor
james Atkinson, of the Fourth Georgia
District. reports that the houses of his
detectives IN Chafokee County have been
burned. end 90 IRe has no hope from the
state state ant antAhoritk he wants power and
Canby Yants the headquarters of the
Virginia department transferred from
hichmf6nd to Washington.
8R, Mn the Senate, the franking
-p.rMv!lege was discussed. The Recon-
strnction Committee reported tho Senate
bill removing political disabilities amend
ed by their own bill, which covers 5000
names; this involves delay.
Inthe Senate. Garret Davis spoke four
hours on the Mississippi bill. An effort
to fix the voting time, tomorrow, failed.
Adjourned.
In the House, the contested election
case OF VanWyck UerSus Green was dis
cussed four hours. Adjourned.
Farragut is here.
Internal revenue receipts to-day are
under $125.O 1000.
Delano has gone Northward.
1t is stated that the Judiciary Commit
tee reported favorably on the nomination
Of Pearce for the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict
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10 the Public.

@ | WOULD RESPECTFULLY y
ET&tJinform tho citizens of Columbia
IT, 3 and the surrounding country ge-
N&S ,393neraily. that have resumed nv
SA<<S&.3ss211old Business again, after a lapse
OF twenty years, engaged in the manufactnre
tho OF ron am again back at my first Business,
that OF WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY-
S %here iuil Stock of all Goods kept in a First
Class establishment can be found. Ishall use
my best cndoavors to give satisfaction to ali
hope Ct, to receive share of patronage. shall
Keep tirst Class Workmen, and ali work en-
Nov WIJJIaA n1.1D
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An ingenious Congressional dodge
consists in selling cadet appointments
only to incompetent purchasers who are
that the same cadatship can be sold two
or three times over.
"Just the thingl' Such is the excla-
nation OF the Dyspeptics who use Solo
MONS BIrTERs. MOI
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Guanos and Phosnhat,
Patent Office

A LEXANDER d MASON, Solicitors OF Anne.
"A rican and European Patents, and Conn.
sellors at Patent Laws, (hftoen years expert
e. ehce as solicitors OF Patents,l 400 Seventh
ton, D. @. Papers carefully prepared. and
patents secured without delay Examinntions
IN the patont Office free of charge and no in
aiVidual lee asked in any case, unless Patent
10 aiioWea. Charges as reasonable AZ any
other reliable Agency. Send for circular Of
terms, instructions and reference. Jan 30
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Special Meeting of Stockholders
oFTHE
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMFY
AND OF THE
OU1H- WESTERN RAILROAD BANK.
@ @ IsI sEz.I Es;szg:a

CHARLESTON. S. c.. FEBRUARY 10. 1870
pURSUANT to the adjournment of the An
Il nual Convention of Stockholders on the
9th instant special meeting of the same
will be held on the first TUESDAY in NAV
next, the Sd day OF that month in tho RAM
Hall. in this city, for tho purposes indicated in
the following resolution:
"ReSofued, That the consolidation of the
STOCK, as recommended in the resolution pro.
posed by the President and Directors of the
Railroad Company, in their Annual Report. be
pointed by the Chair, to report on at a epecial
meeting, to be held in this city on the first
TUESDAY in May next; that "Stock vote"
be then taken thereon, and that immediate @
notice of the said meeting be given"
Inc resolution recommended by tho Prcsi-
dent and Board of Directors Of the Railroad
Company, is as follows:
Reso!ued, That the Board of Directors be
authorlzed, at the earliest day practicable, to
issuing one whole Share for every two half
Shares, as now represented on the Stock Book
AS ordered ut the Annual Meeting on the 9th
instant, the stockholders will be passed over
the Road on the above occasions under the
Rule observed as to Annual Meetinps which ia
as follows: "
THAT every Stockholdcr, who shall have
owned his stock for three months previous to
the General Annual Meeting of Stockholders
DC permitted to pass on the Road to and from
salu meeting free of charge, and that every
Stockholder, who shall have owned five or
more shares for three months previous to the
General Annual Meeting OF Stockholders. be
permitted to pass on tho Road to and from
SAID meeting, with his imm family, free
OF charge." j. r. EMERY,
rep ID Secretary.
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ARD O'NEALE h SON.m
For Sale.

H.k. ALL that LOT"s LAND, situated and
HI,H Delng IN the city Of Columbia, on the
ifronting 27O feet on Ricland street, and 1O7
ieet on Assembly street. On tho lot are two
cottage Dwellings and good Well of Water.
For further information, apply To
rep 10 GEORGE ID. HOPE
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Living Writers of the Sontb

SaORT biographies, lists of works. and ex.
- tracts cts from the most popular volumes of
eyer ssvery living writer Of the Southern United
states. by Professor James Wood Dayidson'
-, very large handsome book. Price 40 Oo'
A.. Yashtl, or Until Death us Do Part. Dy Au.
thor .n OF Beanla, Maoaria, &c. $500.
MI Inc polar IA Worlds popular description of
gions Of the Globe-illuatrated sa75. Wv 10
q me Homance OF Spanish History. by John
u Pictorial Field Book OF the War of1s12. By
Book Revolution. 800. 'o'u
fhotogIaph Albums, Pocket Cutlery, &C.. AT
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN's Bookstore.
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EtiWan Fertilizer

"A AGENT for this valuable Fertilizer. we
~ are authorized to offer a premium of a
nsif ton OF Etiwan Fertilizer for the best acre
Ua o. oUIaOS y, raised in THE District, with the
best aero OF CORN. - '"'e ioi
Feb 16 VT RICHARD O'NEAIExs nom =,
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Pure Dixon Cotton Seed

W1E OFFER for sale busboIs D;oL.or
Wv Cotton Seed, grown from seed obtained
from MIR. David Dickson, Oxford Ga. last
spring, and which WAS selected by him for his
dented dry season, we gathered from 5oo 9oe, TO
Z,5oo pounds to the acro-makinC twenty-siy
bales to one mule Ola
Price $500 per bushcl.
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Guns and Ammunition

USI received by William Glaze, fine Eng
= 4sh BhEECH-LOADlNG GUNS, fine Eng
hsh fowdor, in Canisters, Shot and Gaps, of all
Klnd. One door North OF Messrs Scott, Will
liams d Co.'s Banking House. Dec i6
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OXFORD, Ga, November 4, 1869.
o,No, ao cer'iiy that sold to Messrs. Richard
choice improved Cotton Seed, for planting
purposes. They proposed to sell portion oi
what what they raised. Planters purchasing the
genuine Dickson Seed DAVID 6ICKS6N
We are Mr.: Dcksons Agents here. and win
order Seed direct from Mr.. Dickson. if desireI
Prlce s. GO from one to five bushels. or A 90
for five and upwards. " VI w
Feb 16 VT RICHARD ONEALE&S SON
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EoreIgs. News.

PAR1s, February 10! Preliminary ex-
amlnations have resulted in holding 104
rsrsona Tor court.
MADRID, February 15. II Moatpensier
is here, and has had ~ prolonged CONSUL
tation with Prim.
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Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.

Groceries. Wines, Liquors. &c.
& BAGGIEG; Pc, IRON
<1Ss Sides and Shoulders. A choice lseIa II
article Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard. ls11--A
IN barrels, kegs. 3 lbs, and 10 lb. packages.
{ Choice S Family Flour, in bbls. and bags, With
a full assortment of other grades. Liverpool
Snlt. in sacks. Mackerel--Nos. /, 2 and ; in
cosh1t 6Sis;, halves quarters and kits. SUGAR and
Molasses-- Al -Muscovado. New Orleans and Sugar
d1ou MousG syrup: Tobacco and Segars. Soap; Can
ers, Pickles. Can Fruit, Spiced Oysters, Sal
mon, mon, IN cans and & lass. Liquors-Choice Old
Cabinet: Monongahela, Rye and Corn Whis-
key, ", and variety Of other fine brands. $3.50
MOOD MOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
Nails, Of all sizes, Shot OF all numbers, Cast,
ing, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Skillets and Frying
Pans, Of all sizes.
=, All the above named with many other arti-
cles has been recently purchased and selected
with care and will be sold low for cash. Give
us n call. WELLS K CAIDWFI r
Near tho $. q. and G.. and C. Railroad Depot.
next door to National Hotel. Oct 1G +
10 the Farmers, Planters & Gardeners