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1)roposals.
PACIFIC RAILROAD.-TO
p

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. TO
~ RAILROAD CoSTRACroRs Sealed Pscpos vi, b, rSsind
w.r corner NcWYork until WEDNESDAY The LIST da f
June 1870 oeock the GRADING, MASONRY BRlDt
ING that Iorion NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD In the se Of aunsota extending from the Dals Of the
the Red River the boundary OF Minnesota 10
about 23D mt s) iueng ettng requisite 70 complete
he'd for track ami side tracks resl 10 vevs
rail- sp.rslrctue Proposals be br the work IN detail by
thc mile J.
The ssa Conpsuy viii also receive proposals ct the time and
place for the timber cfcies, s the rs pkes and In.
turs the road above Tire n rails TO be delivered the deck
Duuh the the Mississippi RIVER api the
ts to he received sc6nng buk forms which S ~ rsdy Tor DIS
tbuton "Wednesday NAV T. 1870 at the oc Of The Conpany
shove where of tie and aud rh Of hs roA
with full predictions then he and the time allowed fof
plttion Of the contracts made Known.
The Company the right reject al bids not deemed 70
b. for tie Interest Of the Comi
Printed circulars full Information will he furnished On aprh
eaton by mail otherwise To EDWIN JOHNSON Che hnse~r
the President Of the the on No ln biosis -
j. GREGORY SMITH,
EewYork, April n, is50 PrGdest Northern Pseiae y C~
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ARRIVED.
s,..r.Aip 81 .sor! EiNsrds Havana mise AMI pse
Pgrt 2 O. -eaa no Josgruseu, Malaga ~ DAYS, muse
Sr.f D.f 10. Colin Matna o. dais, nut
Br.g IaSadsou, RIO JsueirO ~ dafs, co,ee.
Brc Ke.olo. Bassmo Sapl.s n da's II u
Brg II Berry, COsOu, Hayaaa IL days, sugar
s. David NlssOn 1Hlley. Sigua IL DAYS, sugar.
G. A. johnson Maize Washington, n G. ddayf naval sto
Charles stOmpsOn, IA nleh. Para - days soeS &c
Sch Mot, Bedr. Beteil Lsli"ore days mdse.
fchr Cires Dennis HodRkns, Trinllap II days sugar
IN Allen Grant, Sagua 10 days
sCHOONKts--HigER ASD cJAsrvIsE
Bsie Viryiui n. May, Virginia.
NirliIit. NJ W Mercy, virginia
John Porj ", Virginia Wn =. Collins Chlncoteasne
FOREIGN PORTS.
QusyNsTows April 2Tbe steamships The Qeen and Nsusrs
from here yesterday afternoon tie W LAYER
pcol the Litter at y o'clock
MEMORANDA.
NewYork for
sheh pot Norfolk April TO- distress repaired ami ed for de'a
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pASSENGEPS ARRIVED.

PROM HAvANA-In steamship Missouri April Pc O. Ramsey
Gould H. Mciuster Henshum,r Thomas Way nn:
Kuowlton H. Taye Mrs a. H. TAYLOR = Aunghem Madame
Defog p Cnck Decemen Lucas Mailbag Pickett Murray,
Mss pelcana Miranda M.ss Nellie Rankin.
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1n.ernal Repcnue.

New.YoRK, April 25, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the pro-
vision. OF section tie Of Congress entitled Al act to
Government and nc on tie
public debt approved 18th 1854, amended Jc l3h 1916 thai
or neglect Internal Revenue due the Unt
States BY C. H. MI RRAY Co. Of which tn 2ACHARAd BIN
a at
drsped anon ali the right title Of ZACARIAH r.
SIMMONS piece parcel Of Land with the improvements
thereon ,ts al he corner Grand the City u
NewYork by Broadway easter tie
by Wsmba mAp northerly nde ny GrAnd
subery by LOT No T also on map containing iont AMI
thirty feet each SIDE hondrel et which shall
18th day Of MAY O at O'CLOCK aoon ~
No. Jol West Fourteenth s, in the City of New York
W. b. WHITE, Collector 9Th Dist, N. 7.
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Real Gstate TO Cxrbanae.

A FINE PLOT of LOTS on Tenth-ave. to
IA EXCHANGE for improved properly.
NJ A. RUG4iND Co., S Beekmsn-s., N T.
EXCHANGE or for Sale-Farm of 220 acres
~ dwelling three houses all other outhnng
poni fruits Of all kinds large AMI sEa sbnniane well
high Of culyaon IT'S be novel by
II nile Peekli Depot " T. Vel adapted 70 cat
price $4,000 free Of ncnmhrsnce Apply TO BLRRlEN lJ1
1aurens d. g. McCOTTER l6 Broadway Newlork City.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP NRW-YORK. .

PORT OF EEw-Y .............Apfl Z5
CLEARED.
ps-Dacen, Laird Glasgow Columbia V'n sce aysna y
Mert Wlmu Deli Beverly, Ferce fhia l-
yhia; Livingston Cheeson, annah; Saratoga Couch NSIok
(ty Winter, GorgctOSn ID - ran "a,
Philadelphia Chesapeake johnson Porilahd 1HcS Wal
S-Jeemah Thompson Kennedy San Francsoi odesa Quaey
HsVre. ,,..4-. ~. ..
Ejtts: Carh. Jagne. ST. CfOlK.
Byg-RxccI-or Meycs. Hamilton, Bermuda
Cohen Aer, Cnnton Baiacoa Laura PSde Hsssel
St. kitS
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Bort Uarocns' Notice.

NEwY0HE
PoRT.WAhDKss' OyIICE, No. 70 Williams
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the act passed Arr H. l7 ,htied AZ Act 70
Ofee Of the POr OF New iors To az oas
Interested having charge the subject matter Of s9ch aqH
Warens said eIauusuons Nl
be succeeding this notice board ssd
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

AUCTION SALES OF FISHKILL REAL ESTATE.
by JOHNSON & MILLER.
2ory house uCs and 20 Of ground situated in
village Of Isuk H. Mr. UHde. 5000
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fuesitIlcstcr Countn Real Cstatc for Sale

A GRE of LAND and 2-story HOUSE, near
"a horina Depot Price a9OC0 900 with lots. Terms
ea,y inquire of ASGRLL Printer ti0 Fourth-sye
EREAT BARGAIN for desirable PLACE,
~ Eve minutes walk from Man.roneck depot NesIlarn M rood
carriage Of land plenty o fruit good location
high churches and ,ehoo Immediate possession pc
500; bick HOUSE in Harlem, 10
s85Oo Owner A. SPENCER Carpet Dealer No. 2Sl GraHds.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

AdIs.uIns land Of Richard DuBcs "a serss .., elso
Ad,oipius pdofR ri n lM
'NEw-JERsEY-EssEX COUNTY-NEWARK.
BruceA v 255 from BsnkGt 25rlO0. ESQ
n n Of by508
Elms 40 n Of Nulberryst tcOr08,.,.,.,.,.,...
Grant st "a n Of Asou ave 25to0 ,,,,,,,,,,,,.
Stem Fhver 76 100 eiooo
BALDWIN to Weaver 1, sloo acre. ..'...... sDeco
South ,th q. +, near Bmnsvst., M Eeus 2a.s ~ $3.50
Lot No T. beE IA, Coles estate 3soo
Graniave lot No. 10 block d. Bergen lights 200
Lot No. 15 block s. Iirpe Weber 500
Lots Nos l. 2, 3, I, 40 10 t5 inclusive, block O.
Lots Noe. H. Is, q, %. block
H. Tonnele II 30
Lots Nos H. le. ~, block 7..................
Lots Nos " "a inclusive block s...........
Walnut n, Is n ITaIay 2orO0.
West side lots Ess g. block 2e.......... los
Charles and holler
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BrookIpn 11ropertp 10 Eet.

A THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. 100
~ Putnam ave- Brooklyn LETT ali improvements high basement
Apply o OW NER, on the premises.
rCO LET-City and country, in the best part
Of BROOKLYN vicinity Of St. Msrkspce and Newioksye
splendid MANSION with al improvements garden fruits lowers
stable Gc &c. Apply TO E. DUNBAR 81 CouTtsnttst, " u
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE

MULLER, WILKINS r
2IiI5a ii conSn 432 900
24stOry shops lck factory 34story houses
St I2o1i65IiT James 1861 900
Of aTs o 2s II 1 I G co. 1o3OO
So coanalS .O' 1900
ROBERTS & INQUIRE.
1SlOl237sifS liamsaoi5 $3.50
2sIS7i C"hcn 10 e4so
2s;ory bncs houss lot No q Mot-st Pak, lot 278I
St fos iSiTS Mr. W.iSce 6sio
lot l7CI Minister 5,JJ
EanIanan Hl5o
ALLEN & BROWN
to 30 i5 Reae.t lot sI643 3r716 Il Frost 900
By u. N. SEAMAN.
lot l.Gx:9 ii Duowa. ssa55
BY 4. H. LUDLOW 4 co.
brick honse I.5 9Th
24 per annam Mr. Bcrf 35CO
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by JAHE5 #. MILLER.
3story brick house a1d lot. Hanou-s 20 Of Gates
lot 20172 Dctir 20
Br MULLER, WILKINS a. co.
Plot OF ground ll5 Pl,mout AZ iaIns 81 10 Bulk
head Line known Netnos iron ysrd Ii Deh 90
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
fona lslan0 Real Gstaic for Sale.

EOR SALE-At Merrick, l.. Ia new Man
,rloef HOUSE built the best and Of the best nate
ra eleven rooms pleasantly situated the Merck
sousde Railroad depot and full view Of Hempsed Bay and Atlantic
perfectly healthy; goo lot O By S0 ieet
grounds lastly laid sn planted wb vegetables rawbere black
berries curran raspber Merckave leads directly through
TIE hansmnct part purchase; other parallel
night ang being surveyed and
uapreL and VILLA SIZES for sale Inquire Of WM
HEWLETT, herrck, L. !.
LOR SALE-100 or 1000 acres of LAND at
Islp L. admirably slaTte and oael for sul urban sr,1
visions Price 81 per Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN RIest
ELUSHING.-A HOME in the country for
SALE beautifully located modern Improvements; very easy
buy without comparing it Address j. b. BEST S Wsll
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Gitp Real gstatc for Sale.


A FIRST-CLASS 3-story, high-stOop. brown
stone fLon for SALE on fiysrs west Of Eghthava, Ne
JlI honse built In beet with
furnished entirely capes from atts mirrors
from WLemoe furniture from Phelps Jewe Co. rs6Iares
Haagbwout, and shades Price
enies everything excepting silver library linen psrtrai
MAy June $4,000 Ss5cD NAV remain KAN
DELL 55i and 5jS Eighth ave-
EOR SALE-Near the Fifth-ave., the 4-stOry
brcwnsone. highstoop HoUSB 25l55 window
Fits This buit
in the City. Inquire Of JP HAYS, q Beekmantt
LNOUR MILLS-In Avenue G, for SALE or
LET and Of the approved engine 80
hone power Capacity Of mill. 900 barrel. Jay. Apply
CLARE HOLGATB Co, 246 Canslst
IF YOU want to SELL, RENT, PURCHASE,
L or EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE in city country, call j. o.
FREEMAN 2la Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

SPRING LAKE FOR SALE,
~ Chestnut ll Philadelphia ten mnutes walk from depot;
elegant COUNTRY SEAT lawn OF nearly nine adorned with
choice shubby abundance Of evergreen fruit and shade trees most
healthy W miles rich country; modern pointed
house waer &c coach ice and spring houses
spring lake for boating, all stocked with
beautiful cascade with succession Of rapids through the
adow Apply to j. PRICE the premises TO The Tribune
Ohee, where photograph may be seen,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
THURSDAYS WEATHER REPORTS A. N.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
spr sses san 443
Sandy Hook 1903 Cows IaBl... ';iI Hell Gate S"
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Gnmmer Retreats.

AT POULTNEY, VI. Rev. j. Newman, ID. d.,
IA RIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE O9ers the eonveriesr
Of HOME, om June o october low rstes Aolfs
thoroughly renovated Send for terms end rsfcrcnees
COUNTRY BOARD.-Good Board and very
~ desirable accommodations be had at Horro1n j. for
three months from the 2 June Adnss Box i MorrS
n j.
VTHE PAVILION, NEW-BRlGHT0N, Staten
IslandTs fyonte Ho having been entirely renovated snd
thoroughly resd with eat 10 those Of Grt s
summeouse the vii Oe opened the Is, Of Ma aDeerA
management,
wishing engage viii please ,ppy the PREMISES
PAUL. King, Managers
TE'HE HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, at
Caverack Y be for sur bosrlers July Cbi
Adde'S Rev. AL0NZo fLAGk CLyeraek u or
B0BT C. FLACK, - PaEkros hson Ne between tie
Loar Of anl p m.
yXANTED-In Peughkecpsie, on the Hudson,
w families OF sUAHER BOARERS, in aud
venently heuse Closets 6 For particulars ss
II. H. SEAMAN, Box No. ca POughssepse n. Y.
= OR @ FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without
- BOARD in rEhsnse Elizabeth bGafng located Ano
scenery great quantity t % uiEut from ~ 10 walk
from depot Address IL. A. W, Elizabeth n. j.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, April 2s, 1870

NEW YORK, thursday, April ~, NO.
The condition of business at the Exchange
to-day was most gratifying to dealers In town and out
Of town property were equally in demand and 1t made
little difference apparently whether IL was improved
unimprovedbuycrs seemed to feel that all worth
attention Tie piece of property designated valuable
country residence late Of Dr. NJ j. Whton deceased at
Fishbiil Village, Dutchcss Co.. N Y, handsome house,
finely laid out grounds, oubldngs 20 acres land
only two minutes walk from depot was sold by the
Messrs Johnson Miller for sa6eo, to Mr.. Underhill
wetmores Iron-Yard, Brooklyn, was offered by the
Mcssrs Muller, wilkins Co., and was bought by Mr..
A II. De Witt for seoooo The iron.yard embraced a
plot of ground having front Of l5 it on Plynouthst
and l3l IT Adamsst 10 the bukhcad line This pur
chase must be OF course for manufacturing purposes
Another special parcel offered by auctloneers
Nos 20 2Oj o7, zoo oil and 2lS Greenest four two
story houses and lots, l2xl0Nl57 IT, all OF which was
sold TO James Cullen for S0G,0W ,.
Tie MesSrs L. II. Ludlow d Co sold NO AS west
Twontythirdst. sstory brick house and lease Of lot
near Ninthave.; lease fron C. c. Moore, esq., mas ~
bergman Tor $500 No c7 southst south of Pinest,
st0ry brick store, lot 2lx0 IT, was sold to IL d. CohK-
schedule Of the sales made by these auStioneers and
the Messrs Allen & Brown, j. M Miller, ID. M. seaman
and Roberts d Mcclure, is published below. .
Mr.. j. Cole will have sale to-day at his Commercial
Exchange No. 800 futon-st, OF number OF lots, &c, III
that city,
MIR. o. c. Bennett has recently made the following
House and lot No 37 Srhs eco
Iol,e AMI lot Nc "a Eeckman place o 3%o
hOas Ooperst DroOl 23c1
oi on UnionSve psarXiamsst 5000
House ard lot Of "a ard 1ths New lB5o
Mr.. Mitchell has sold his house aud lot on Warburt0n-
ave-, Yonkers 10 Mr. NJ. X. COuzens for $4,000 Tho
Radcliffe property Spring and Guon-sts, has been pur-
chased for 81, 600
The farm owned by Mr. Joseph Mosey Of Gresnpcrt,
Union Turnpike. justin yOnd the togac, at Hudson,
n. w. has been purchased by William McKittrck OF that
city The tract embraces 100 acres and the price paid
was $4,000
on staten Island the following sales have been made
COnSt Mary save, north side, 100 feet from IOnp-
knsave., Sjxl554 $3.50 Notwithstanding Star read
aud Winanst lJ6Xl60 5000; Winantst, Adjoining land
OF Daniel Low, lot, 91Xl1GX2SXGiX9SX1sl lot 50U0O
500 Suutnheld-Adioning heirs OF William Young aud
Fresh hill Creek, so acres, 5000 North Shore property
is be introduced and doubtless will attract attention
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
A. j. BLyRCKER, Aucioaeer
VALUABLE PROPERTY on the Iehgh

n ].
VALUABLE PROPERTY on the Lehigh
ysI and on the hgh and Railroad at Auction
BLERCKER, son Co.. will SELL AUCTION WEDNESDAY,
hsy H. 1870 u O'Clock Exchange "a ACRES
LAND and valuable improvements borsugh Of Easton,
Penn the Lehgh River Lgh aud Susquehsnna Railroad
splendid property for factories foundees machine
shops Mills &c re The Of brick bald
ing high ~ feet b. With building attached
high 8 feet by I 2story brick bung 10 feet by 49, and r frame
tenement houses renting for s5l6 hs at
three buildings spoken Of anoocnped The property eby tu
ated for manufacturing purposes being situated between railroad
and the Lehgh River which has Wharfage The communicates
canals running the Legh Valley and Philadelphia and
York the Railroad making with Central
Belyde Delaware Phillips
burg Philadelphia and Bethlehem II
miles to PhilslelpLA Maps at n Cedsr-st
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LAW WkENtB, OAhLb1 ~ lbb'
NJ. POMPRlNS, - William-st.,
Or j. Z. ELLERY, 5g6 Grand-st.

A. BLEgcKER, SOY & Co.. Auctoneers
THURSDAY, May 8, at II o'clock, at EX-
Il change Salesroom, Ill broadway. ,,.-
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY OF TIE NBW-fORk DRf
DOCK COMPANY consisting Of water grants piers and ferry ass
house and lot Eghths Ayenne ID; lots OneunF aA
twenty eighth and Onebunied nnh lots IeIh nd
Eleventh the East Ryer For particulars maps a' " ce
dar-st
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
Doar0 ano Rooms.

A PRIVATE FAMILY will take a few
N BOAREERS. in feass bTowHs;ene boas 7 Wes, Twenty
niHih-s;. Lamariine-plsce.
AN ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, consisting Of
~ Handsome With pantnes hath se fulb fens 70
LET BOARD SumIpor Private table desired ke
given House and location Eelass 81 "ess
Thrty-second-s ST., Htth-aye.
GREAT FAMILY RESORT at liberal rates.
N-Parkae aropcan panl Park and FoTtysecond 1
2OO elegantly furnished ROOMS ia suites or s.nd,
HANDSOMELY-FURN SUITES OF
APARTMENTS; also, single Ron house all moiern In.
poveInen,si dga location Apply at 80 SeTenib junction OF
Broadway corner Of Fort, +olrtbst
> SUITES of ROOMS, with private tables, at
- les Msdisou-aye. Reference giren aal required
1STH-ST., No III, half block east of Union
- suare LET without boari nicely furnished ROOMS Ters
reasonable Reference c,angel
New-York tribune., 1870-04-29
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COrKT~-CHANBERs.
gt. Ftz uggh, In. 2l3. People eN
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A wealthy farmer, while on his way to
Kansas city with load of wheat, the
other day, had one of the wheels of his
wagon broken. He stopped at the
house Of buxom widow to have the
repairs attended to-, and while there
took advantage Of the opportunity to
propose consolidation of their farms
and their hearts. The proposition was
accepted, and within one week he car
ried home his bride.
A Davenport, Iowa. paper tells of q
colorcd man who was caught in the
gearing of brick machine, and crushed
to jelly. The negroes are trying to
sell the remains of the deceased as black
berry jam.
In Prussia, while the mon are at war,
the women perform field and farm labor,
and are gathering the crops, guarding
the focks and doing field work.
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California Wines.

TyNO encourage the conau1ption Of the genu.
IL inc unndulterated CALIFORNIA CHAM
PAGNES, we have reduced the prices Of the
samo to the following low prices for cash only,
viz: ;
Quarts, per Case Of Dozen, $500.
Pints, per Case OF 2 Dozen, lAO0.
Sparkling Angelica, per case OFF,
Sparkling oatawba, per case of 2
Dozen, Pints, 100.
Together with full assortment Of Choice
Rye Whiskies, Genuine Otard Brandies, Old
Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines, Holland Gin,
Rum, and Rectifed Liquors, which arc con-
stantly on hand and for sale at low figures, By
July J. & T. r. AGNEW.
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Change of Schedule.

OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r. R. CO.,
COMPANY SHOPS, N. c., August 20, 1870.
k2 Ss sl zssa7sFs @4K@4sss DAY, September /, 1870.
trains will be run over this Road in accordance
with the following timetable:
Trains East. Trains Vest
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Charlotte. ZOO pm TAO m
Salisbury .9.34 M 939 p m 500 a n, 5. O5 a m
Grcensb 'o12 30a M 1.15 nj Ito m 200 a IN
Co. Shops 2.36 nj 800 q m 1O.49 p m II. .25 D m
Hilsboro' .13 m 4.15 M 033 p m 0. IS m
Raleigh .G;32 a m ZOO a m 6.58 m 7.15 m
GoidsDoro io.oo IN 500 p m
a Freight and Accommodation Train leaves
Charlotte daily: Mt $50 p. n,., and arrives at
63o n; m. w. H. GNEEN, Mas. Trans.
Sept 9
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To the Travelling Public.
READ THIS.

you want ant Ti9s dqrge, Airy ROOM,
street, where you can get good Meal at the
regular time. If you are busy and not there
at Meal times, you can order it VIXEN you
come, 1oitt0ut ertrd charge.
RATES, per day, $3.50; per week, less.
Stables on tho premises.
PAYSINGER Il FRANKLIN,
May prOprietors.
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EDWARD H. HEINITSH,
DRUGGIST AND sAPOTHECARY.

EDWARD H. HEINITSH,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
COLUMBIA, 8. c. J
The Drug and Chemical Store,
At the old stand OF Fieher & Heinitsh,
OPPOSITE PHENIX OFFICE.
WHERE DRUGS and MEDICINES
Sot every kind will be sold for cash,
VI Il at remarkably low prices; where
HzA Physicians' Prescriptions and Fami-
Y Recipes Will be prepared, under
and care. Where also tho following indispen.
sable articles may be had:
FRESH CONGRESS WATER,
Fresh Citrate Magnesia,
Flavoring Extracts, finest quality,
Toilet Articles and Colognes,
Toilet and Bath Soap, for tho skin and COM
ple1ion, Turkish Towels.
Bathing Sponges, Flesh Brushes,
Bakers Broma and Cocoa,
Prepared Wheat, Farinaceous Food, for in
fants and invalids,
Pure Extract OF Calls Feet for Jolly, and for
improving Soups and Gravies,
Gelatines, Coxes & Coopers, in sheet and
shreds.
COLOGNEs and PERFUMES for the Toilet.
Tho prophylactic character of Pcrfumed
Waters and Odors has in all ages received tho
sanction OF eminent and learned Physicians
The frequent use of these has often restored
the sick and feeblo to health and strength.
Circassian Bloom and Bloom of Youth for
rendering the Skin soft and fair as Alabaster
Marble; removes all blemishes, freckles and
spots.
Aromatic Blackberry Syrup, for Bowel Com
plant, admirably adapted for children.
travelling towards the mountains or the sea.
will find this article an Indispensable requi.
site. For sale by e. 81. HEINITSH,
July Druggist and Apothecary.
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every day, Mt EXCHANGE HOUSE.
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SAyASNAu. March 16. 1877

SAVANNAH, March 16, 1870.
Messrs. Jacob Lippman d Bro, Sauanndh,
Ga.-GENTs: I have before mo your esteemed
letter of the 14th inst, containing various
documents relative to your 'Gorman Bitters." /"
After careful examination l must confess
that your Bittcrs is really what you represent
it to be, an old German recipe of DR.. Mitch
excellent for dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases, and is good preventive of
chills and fever. find it to be a. most de-
lightful and pleasant stomachic. I remain
yours truly, {Signed) AUG. p. WETTER.
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Depot in Columbia, S. c., at GEIGER &
McGREG OR'S, Druggists.
Wholesale Agents for tho State Of South
Carolina-DOWIE, NOISE Il DAVIS, HENRY
BIsCHOFF & CO.. GLACIUS Il WITTE,
STEFFENS, WERNER & QUICKER, Charles.
ton. s. G. June 1yIIt
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DEATH AT THE GRAvE-THnEE MEN
KILLED IN A CEMETERY By LIGHTNING
Death is sad at all times, but doubly SO
under circumstances like the following:
At noon, on Monday, in the town Of
Freeport, Armstrong County, Pa, q
young man, the son Of Mr.. Goering, of
Freeport, died, and his body laid in his
fathers house awaiting burial. In the
afternoon, Mr.. Goering, accompanied
by three sons and William Hines went
abont 4 o'clock to the cemetery on the
hillside, back of the town, to select q
site for the grave of the dead man.
While they were there storm came
upon them in all its force. Louis Goer-
ing, one of the brothers, and William
Hines stood together under one UNI
brella, Jacob Goering stood by himself
under another. The father and the
third brother stood together without
any. A flash of lightning and deafen-
ing crash of thunder came simultane-
ously, and did such sad and terrible
work as is rarely recorded. Louis and
Jacob Goering and William Hines were
instantly killed, and the father and his
remaining son were severely shocked.