davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-26

Tho butter market exhibits ltue more acuv1.
" and increased rrnness, csreaially for choice
uuat,ttes Of which the supply coattnucs aomsw what
limited, Tue principal demand. ~ heretofore, II
On local aocoanf, but shippers arc taking hold =
ltile eoexs frosty, and th6tu II also soma speou-
h,l9e lpquilJ. Pnce& rtmAa pom1aaay m.
, 1870-01-26
STEAM DIRECT TO LONDON.
LONDON 4Sp SEH YORK STEAMSHIP LINE

Steamer sortrikhtlt to Loudaa from P,es No. l.
Sorta lsst Scs fttk pksaase 4. 80. So Ana -,
eSrrcceJ.
.1An. - jAtx1A1ta...........Fth.
Celia. ...~.-..,---..-%tb.s3 Is
For ra,sase - Aa1abaze, Bremen, 1Av7c. Payta.
Antwerp End REttesl7t. At cheapr1t etTeEcy fates,
arrfy At IN. Is BEcad~ ~. NctE York. or 70 Jas
WAkRAOh. eafret Las Lilo a1t X 3dson-sse4 Gtse4fa
Fer tresbt to HQHLAAD& d ASPiHWAL1, 81 Houth4
1T Metz YORK
, 1870-01-26
PATENT WINDOW FAST.
10 HARDWARE EEiLERs, CONTRACTORS,
BUILDERS AND CARPEN1EGS.
TIE NEW PATENT
Never-Failing, sef.Locking
WINDOW FAST.

The ntlI Substitute foE wt1ehts and pu11e5s. I'D
eoupletp and Perfect SELF LOCKING fpstue. 1t lesE
ost than the cld unreliable and unsae ones kesetot<
introduced. 10 Cutching. Hifeites. BrtattN9. 1tSs
NE1En- Fau.xo No eokf, eAtos. wheels, bscds- q
rnc7s to ket oct Of order, or tempered asetl sptns
break It never tails 10 Aad o.d toet tie window fss
GAr* 1ox &a1s i, fIun bti2S rsea or dropping down
Il ~ r1ised lowes The rnercs tsttt for VENT
lasicn, and then AID theEe lk, ttse No oA window
E3trla ptetetds, doea oek the windo" aoersl1
IN every place position. 1t wo:H equally well On ~
soo *s,h. Il auspk. sao1e elective drtahA
and cheaper than aaJ FpfRs ever introduced Csteea
a1e ehsIeuged to find nines fxut Il u eheaplJ ao4
sa.iy applied BY my nechAnle to ed sss <t"doxa
Rgry lock Il naA In tie rutft thorough HAuncr Aod
sfurrustei pszfe. Descriptive utreulasr With Carr
List olfF7icca, stnt proapuF on Application
IibtT u teIu1 to Aktntt.
, 1870-01-26

cub TrenIfy b4iapct-G,l "a. ,4:5.3s1.0iH;' currency.
<16N q i: general balante. a7s, I'D 4G. -
1h9 stcHr1es Helaetn. tor Eaf3pt toof a1a4o0ol In
PHssf- ndsfecr iro,n !endon and Franfiost arc In
t4yos q hIshrr r~ tos United S:ssss bonds ona n
conservative II Enelis In vc1tors who Melting
cut higher priced securities to tusrat In United Heates
, 1870-01-26
FROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, VIA 81,
f4yR.

The folsxfug etexeEs En lcx-s Qh1E. E.exton tnr Ft1
Ida, yA 81 'xn3ah thsee tlcA week A:e1 Ast1y1l q
The New ORR StsAElhipf Aod the HoErh Kaste1u R1I
FpAA T5a4E:
DICTATOR, eEery Tpeseay evening Il o'eloek.
OIIT PCISr. every Friday ~ eniuf II O'Clock.
Through tiekett 70 b bad At Ill Chsfletson Anc h
vsn1.h htsamssip Line AIeaeies = NeE fofs-
y. 0UILMARTIf d CO.. Agents II Savannah:
, 1870-01-26
COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY Evening, Jan. Is
The following table shows the receipts and ship
ments OF produce At tnls point during the past
txcuty. fur hcura;
, 1870-01-26

After the close OF Change, No. spring wheat
was rather quiet a1l prices we're essfer, the mar
etcloEnr at sec, seller February. coru aud oats
were neglected. Provisions were dull We note
sa.ea 1,ho brta meas pork, buyer February, at
sqaS7H: Is hfls do, cash, Al sss co. and 100 boxes
Curberlards- seller 18th, Milwaukee brant-a&
13c. Nothing doing IN grain at the Evening
Beard. The hog market opened dull aud heavy,
lut Later, upon holders submitting TO reduction
Of &c, became fairly active. some HUGO head
head changing bands during the dsJ. Sales were
reported at range Of as.43tas,t5 for common TO
extra. Received, IL, ,Tos. The cattle matkes was
steady AID MN ter the upper grades, but weak
for other descriptions. Safes embraced 1,444
head a, g. 4o0SS.e0.
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BEEF cATTLE-Ihc reeedpts Of beef cattle 70. the
Tssk up e thv sssiok sss1rssse SsS5 bad ssaanss
ln bead !or the soTesroadiue period lat JesI The
FAME noted IN cur reports from day to dAy fof tho
FIT s sts Z, 1s;sd s1 @
ls st.css sa.hcs liberal tnAa ustA. bu: the
reTs OF il tsI fsTee saa 1nda sosa. sesthy 90.
i - e. =. !ss!.ss hs dr. m q t sFG@ e "a e
1iEoA7 toe eooa 70 setty ch oee ttetzs Of iron
hs;S 2 e e avfEsts = ~ eat.Ids Sa3:3a3n =, S ~
eteers. from Monmouth. Warren CountJ. II Thes
weIc stirped ny John fastt1ea. bJ Hho1a they were
eo4d to 1atAc d1ei. tot tho ksftern uA1tet Tnere
max + Msa:tsaed s he.A sysEadnx III - =
bead, aFeraknI LEO -. 1t $50. The:e arr ~ xsod
Good butcher At.lk md Eoad stock Atees1 were
ta4siIrd 81 e. l4tr e4.ens, the former
:si;'sa:i.I5 lie rr!ss. ss:ta. y sse s'e.s e;
week. left.ns And eotnmon Qu tues, of which thert
VA lbctll sp:inlAnk" we:e almost whally *sr:t
I'D toS ts. q vi. dssption asnd. e -
wese .se io~es. being unaAablo II s1s8&S. The
r1arlet elotcd steady.
Ctoies Beeves-Fioa. III, weiI4ofaeA4hI
year Old stoet1. and arttaS!n< fruta l.soo to
fs;1ned .tet!st a.sstnx LIZ to - 80. 6ss3zu
sftha loea to LOO oSs.....-........:.....- kIa8&ts
fos sity iaaShtsG. .4esssias ~ q iasS H. &&aa4a
esnsxanr eQS "a LIZ n.....,...,ss......s 4aoakaa
1alssiot-1sht nd Tin cow md fseerf... 1sssAti
, 1870-01-26

,KEw Fonx, Jan- es-Money easy Ut "a; pe. cent
eh!h, a reE cent on ealL Some transactions 70.
Si1!ice .sh.de d PER, a. laaa1@x.
tod Witleps tesiSed change; ors1ns A. ia, -
s.ns11f t. 'slH' and cos'ns At H oleasaoee''
Governments firm:
couKeR; cosEs6; ls s4s sapsn. sapsn.
Goukon.
GGenPS1s GenPSas sev III :ssiIsSl
i:.t:s seeutltIrs heavy on Tenneetees. firEtaaza
I'd ~ Aiaou1's higher: so,,ro-v.,.,r,., n
Did IenreAsscs.......-5 5. ud Softh Casolass. s.sM
Eew wlt1,oetecs4-.......4s.:EHe HeT Moth oasetan. y
9sfist is.!5 :s.s; IN;
ensrst lie teIp in;e sssek ii tces during ~ e
fefnoon there weIr su1e htaSy opefalloae ~ nottn
oas .hsf ICE nd aeef i t6e nett
rcs;HS.: Y pt!e ftF s.s n4so ,stss H ,m n
Tsh sueat sSst !. th. Pa
eie Hi. s,ahir toarany ass 70 b. "shtfawn. ss-
e!;ns IL F.esr a ltaek y ~ "a y a4E.nse On
Iafs Iissis ns3fs
". q. T,,............ MA
qukks!vtf,,,,......,- fs Northwestern 7s's
Sarft1sa... s.Northgeetc.u, p3a.... Vi
Asuroe.. Eid.... tAoeS !;laad.....-.....1g35
Wells 4 FsIso........ Sk P.Gl pfd.........., tsa
hnatsse"S f.nitss S,.;ss ;,,.'. II tW.vns.... - e.
pzc!dt Mail. EA IcEfc Haute......... IN
n. Y. Ctntfal.-....... l:sltfEe u aute pfd.-..-
EEss::-:. Ess: :Fii::::::::., 4 $;ssfs 1;sa IT,.
S$; ss:$s;
Mieh 9cais.i " 9 T. e''''''
Mlnins thaIts. Boston plicrs;
Ealon ,cf!a:.~."..s-.-...-s'..,.a
GuI'S&f FALL.
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Grain, Buffalo lined, i buckle, H Ds,
kcw ed 2hd teGErd hnota.................. 4he 4So
md pesxea 400 8Ssa
.pe9sed 1Tssjs boess w - as 9+oo
n1etse boo:s. . a7s oLm
sat1e1s. ....... 40 g..
Grain, trRalo lined. tewed y, sewrd u
Poi, . ..".l .::.....:.. =. .s". 1t 8.o
- 800 9ass
ii III posf 6i:7els i III
,COAk-t1tccr tRyc uudesfone no material chApse
Eit tic dnte nf last weeks rtvtE n Auy
ts'isi sh.ntc licked fer :: nrrseEf Trade T. tslr:
thp Of thc year We aaote l!ish. lamp Z, sA9
S Lelth gsS,g9.ss3' tM Lis1sTs1., rio,.ha1&
FANG ~: Kre md N5iar Hn,. p oeae,oo: Fits..
~ Rsdse, IA wIiew e.as. s7sa iliaels eal, sa:e
EHfFFR-1he market Tor ecfee durfne the past
week exhibited fair degree Of Actfrisy. and quota
cns werc mcr. although without material alteration.
We quote:
y SFn-
ftltl4LEk
Sontlgn
Eaf to fcH. MHe
ffttFt 10 thGfr &.+G
Gan uLKs-We note n Increased demand iar ean.
dies. and rrices Wcfc til nj but une 4nEed lrkt
i.uc- l3e; tAltow tetrafiue,. aaalaHe: tzltow. u
!sehn.iac,}. la4s: stss. lsfStss; HssseIa ateaitc
"t1,tr,TTstS srrrt1pMYnarS rhA f,1,..Jn, .rs tba
, 1870-01-26

EREES ERC1IS-S.lea % bf!s poor apples = &lh3i
s n7tt Al ea.;,Also: y hss It X ssS9koa: 2tIia
ss xsto: eexes = Y ~ zaabeuses at a&n, bf's
AAf .-Thts market remains quiet and pfiees arc
Hsho1t 9netAhe ehanEe. Timothy bed !ish 6.uness
BAT TfAfic ttacf1 Htsls weak following arc
INC IEers on ts.sk; Tinathy, rtesscd. s13Gtal1co;
ef.ane pteeeed - hyaiaoo: u17chy. noss o1 HAEn1.
Nlatha Npc r1ztIt. loose On WAGON. AAeot44m Fos
destterI, 81 utAl l6A
HtnES-Heteived. lasSl -: ahtpred. lS417s ~.
Tic hide a.ktt active An1 excited early In the
Mssf aoa trt Ectn stosf rsecs tooE sh.ip uRr 1fa
nei seens now 70 Be pretty etrasay sstetta!aed tass
the AdT&1 win h4 Lost, A. The WAJg and AtAuS
Cnmittee have tnal, ds4eroined u es1e tho duty On
hidss i atandI Il 10 p cent, Look faF
uort ksstIe1 natfs Shasp Ps1a ~ IN AetYe dAma1a
, 1870-01-26

Observation-Disclosures
1870. 1850. 1870. 1859.
, 1870-01-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

... TCEapA1 EyESIsG. jan Il
The fcI1-wiux table Ehnws tac a&lr rrcr1ta a
thtpents Of lire stosk duEtak the eek up this
tLE ~ Itrorsed hE the Secretary Of the Union Stock
f2rr
, 1870-01-26

t1n aeuF :t!sd Corr. nIsed!.,1 81, Oats. lid,
Barley. s. prae. 34s 81 - - - :
toik Qottt and steady 10as e., Beef. lc34, Lard
e1etttd a ~. Chtfse. III. Bacon. - 81
To-, 's ''
LONDON, Jan, Il
Tsnow, H. Sugar dun. LIn,ted ng, - ~: quits
and ttrA AdJ. TusI-ntiuc firm At =. II.
HAneheEtet nalArta GE1ucf Aad htfhsr.
BEKNE,, Jaa, -
HAAETru. JAu Is,
Petroleum qu1et n Is matc bxueoa |. achllAr14
ANfWENr, jan as
HAvRE. Jsu *
Cotton active Aed tr 13a rAna on spot and s3oa&
, 1870-01-26
HELMB0L DIS BUCHU, /,

The only kroeu rcety FOR pisbeseA. IEvf.stt,a u tie
Neck ol The bladder, Inflammation Of the kldce5s. Cs
tarrh Of the Bladder. Ss1anESy, or Pasfsl Ctlaatins
, 1870-01-26
hELMBOLD7S BUCHU, !,

The onfr Known rcutd7 ier Diabetes Irritation q the
Neck Of the Bladder. Inflammation uf tbs Kidneys. Ca
tazrt Ct tie Bladder. ssta0suty, Or PsinfIl UIans
, 1870-01-26

BFlSA-As t<Enksred With last week. there haa bceu
- inc1t demand for ah ard - frsu! tes fus
but In hltt6sh and trout the tendency EnTstAkA-
biz urws1d 1he ttraxins are the p15ees current:
hf.efeh. No l, tlt.....-,......-..,..4 asoA 800
HhIttst, no H Hhri......,,,,....,,,,.....A asa -
Trout. No. l. 7UA %
MatkaeL Ma ], n byL ntw........-.,,.... 1ka4At4up
Aac1sscI. No Lf ucx.. ..,............ $50 All1o
A2c4cre 9arEt family, b,1,,..,..,.,...., auo9 ~
Mac ke1rI. medium family, t1....,.-... .+lna 75o
Aark+rtA extra sntek Il h1..........,... Il nai7t1
Macl czri. extra r,e9z kits A3AA kn
AacketeL No l. kts nes< ana IS
Ccdtsh, Georges Hank, ln nna+~s...-..... A1NA ~
Codath- Grand 7.tS4 2
No box herring, ueW..,,-....,,...... 604 Is
Sealed htr7irk Observation-Disclosures, I'D IS
LAhr ador herring, q iAtn1l1t0
tIAdIF herring. = u 4bsi....,...,.,.,. f0AA ~
Picked httt4p&, = b5t no {.,,,,,.,..,, ah&A 50
F1ekitd herring i h1i, No ls.,....,,,,.. lko2 Is
Sa.ektd H1.ibus . leo m ..,.,..-.., 1ate 2t1 80
, 1870-01-26
HELMB0LD'S BuCHU,

The only known remedy fer Diabetes Irritation Of the
Neck Of the Bladder Inh AIM atiou u the Kdncye Ca
t..sh o{ tho hIadaer, EtzauetI, or Painful Utaatrg
, 1870-01-26
HE| MB0llD'S BuCHU, ,

he only kuowu renedy for p1sbctef, Irritation Of tha
Eert RI The Bladder inflammation Of the EtdueyA Cd
t.rth al the Bladder, StsanGuy, or Pslntu uttnars
, 1870-01-26

The demand was rataEre. and pfiees were eAsy, al
fellows:
Of saved ......-......-..-...539aa 9aaai2t
L944IA3
1h'ciuets-fire Ahinges 10 be two tneles In thick
nf4&.
Lcnsth-Si1teea inches.
-,s3eoper carload addA when transfersed. which
AETa Is ASD iiaSERs' rouK-The fall,1tas
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FINANCIAL AND COM1ERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, s. c., January 11.-The
cotton market is almost at stand-only
about thirty bales having been disposed
of. Middling may be quoted at 23923L.
New YORK, January 11-Noon.-
Stocks steady. Money easy, at 7. Ex.
change-long 8A: short 99s. Gold
22A. 5-20's, go, coupon, 16; Tennes.
sees, ex coupon. 53i6; new 1917; Virgi.
MAS, ex coupons, 51]1s; new 5716; Lou.
isiana's, old, 60; new &C; levee 6's G61k
9's 801a; Alabama 8's 90; SIS 63; Geor.
gie 6's 80; rs 80; North Caroliua's,
old, 42%; new 2634; South Caroiina's,
new. 7G. Flour dull and declining.
Wheat dull and 1c. lower. Corn dull
and nominally lower. Pork heavy-mees
28. OO(928.75. Lard declining-16@
1890. Cotton heavy, at 251s. Freights
P. M.-Cotton heavy and favors
buyers-251s. Flour dull and heavy,
(92e. lower-winter red Western 1850
1.3O. Corn heavy and declining-new
mixed Western S3@9O. Pork Guiet-
new 29.O0@28.25. Lard heavy and q
shade lower-kettle 17C9171I. Whiskey
firmer but dull, at l. OF T@i.05. Freights
firm. Money became sharp, at 7, our
repcy to gold, but closed at 7 currency.
Gold 22A. Governments steady. North
Carolina bonds heavy; Louisiana's firm;
Sonth Carolinn's advanced-new 76M.
BALTIMORE. January 11.-Cotton firm,
at %. Flour-family active and steady.
Wheat dull-prime Maryland /. .4O(61 42.
Corn active-white 9S01.OO; yellow 80
C993. Provisions firm aud unchanged.
Whiskey 1.O2
CINCINNATI, January u.-Whiskey
dull, at 90. Lard dull-kettle 16l%.
Shoulders 13; sides 1519@1G. Pork
27.15,
CHARLESTON, January 11.--Cotton,
rather more doing; sales 400 bales
middlings 241s@2414; receipts 724; ex-
ports coastwiss 945.
SAVANNAH, January 11.-Receipts oi
cotton 1880 bales; exports 1,G8O; sales
$50 bales-middling 241aS; market quiet.
AUGUSTA, January 1.-The cotton
market closed dull and weak; sales 49s
bales; receipts 450-middling 23LG
231a.
MOBILE, January 11.--Cotton in
limited demand, but closed quiet-mid-
ding 2324@24; sales Of the two days
1900 bales; receipts same time 474; ex.
ports same time 1858.
New ORLEANS, January 11.-Cotton
active and easier, at 2414; sales 5000
bales; receipts 6,O58. Flour scarce and
firmer-5.30@6.25. Pork 1926. Gold
21aa.
LONDON, January 11-3 p. M.-Con.
soils 923S. Bonds SITS.
PARIS, January 1.-THE Bourse open
ed dull-rentes III
LIVERPOOL, January 11-3 P. NJ
Cotton quiet and dull-upland 11a4; Or
leans 117s; yarns and fabrics at Man
chester quiot.
LIVERPOOL, January 11-Evening.-
Cotton dull-uplands II Is; Orleans II "a
sales 500 bales; speculation and expor
1000.
HAVANA, January 11.-Sugar flat
offers at 8l4(GS34 for No. ~.
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ginis bilIs tl,a. asbe conditions imposed

ginia bill that Sthe conditions imposed
were abominable. ,-.---r =
In the Senate. Summer introduced a
bill funding and consolidating the ma
tional debt. The bill exempting from
tax canned and preserved fish. passed.
The Virginia bill was resumed o motiop
to postpone was defeated-25 to 26 votes
against postponemept. Carpenter, Ca
sey, Conkling, Corbet, Fenton, Terry,
Hamilton. HARLAN, Kellogg, McReery,
Mcdonald, Norton, Robertson, Ross,
Salisbury, Sawyer, Scott. Stewart,
Stockston, Thurman, Trumbull, Vickers,
Warner, Wiley and Williams, partioi-
pated in the discussion of the amend
ment, to remand Virginia to her present
condition. The case retracting assent
of the 18th amendment, was discussed
to adjournment.
The Finance Committee reported q
bill as substitute for all finance bills,
providing for issuing $45, 900, 900 addi.
tional banking currency. III place of an
equal amount of three per cent. GER
titicates, to be returned; also for bank
ing on the basis OF United States bonds,
to be deposited as security for the issue
of coin notes only to the extent of eighty
per cent. of their par value.
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Notice.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
FOR IrNfnIA Ior,tforx- IN 1SCl

The following Sections of the Ordinance
concerning Streets, Pavements and Shade
Trees." are published for general informal
SEC. 49, BE ittarther ordained, That it shall
not be lawful to drive any wagon, cart, or
across or upon any open brick drain, within
the corporate limits Of the city OF Columbia:
except at the bridges or other places provided
for crossing said drains. under n penalty not
exceeding twenty dollars for each and every
offence
SEC. IA. BE ii further ordained, That it shall
not be lawful to drive any wagon or other car
riage, or to ride or lead any horse or mule, or
cept in cases OF absolute necessity; and any
person offending herein, shall be subject to a
fine of not less than one, nor more than fifty
dollars.
BY order Of the City Council
Jan III ]. s. MCMAHON City Clerk
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OF tho ofdinanceso or the city OF ColhmG.. q
by grading and planking the width Of
the streets at their respective crossings
and keeping the same in repairs: And
provided, further, And as o condition
precedent to the leave granted to tie
railroad company, as aforesaid, that TIN
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road Company agree to. and actually do,
open, grade and bridge. when necessary,
Mayor and Aldermen Of the city Of Go.
lumbia, and 80 declared by the said
Mayor and Aldermen, previously to lay
ing their track, as aforesaid, in Pulaski
street, from Gervais street to the termi
nation of said Pulaski street.
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Notice.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.

VII I OLEItN . OT i ICTI.
COLUMBIA, January 5, 1870.
YGNANEa on sales OF merchandise, sales at
agencies, receipts OF hotels, boarding houses,
saloons, &C., for the quarter ending January l.
are due, and prompt payment of the the same
is required. J. y. MCMAHON,
Jan &C City Clerk.
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Fine Gold Watch Chains
nF all the latest styles, for Ladies and GEN
~ tlemen, for sale by WILLIAM GLAZE.
Dec 16
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Washington News.

WAsHNoroN, January lin the
House, 4he Reconstruction Committee
reportei& bill for the admission of Vir-
ginia, which, was made the special order
for to-morApw. It contains Buffers pre-
smble; the} words Of the fundamental
Als, that &one voting now shall here.l
asasa2 9 szss's asss lss ssss;si,s ssassss'
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Reduced Rates OF Passage.
la a@ W E9Bss..:l: Rga ~
GENERAL AGENTS. OFFICE.

GRERNvlLLE AND COLUMBIA i. u. Co.,
COLUMBIA, s. O.. January 8, 1870.
TIME reduced "Rates of Passage" adopted
Il by the Board OF Directors Of this Compa-
ny, will 60 into effect on MONDAY, January
10, 1870. w. ALLSTON GIBBES,
Jan93 General Agent.
the Company, will publish threo times, tri-
weekly -
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New Goods
To the Public in General

HAVE better COTTON SEED than any
Il man who advertises Seed for sale. Mine
cells any other. The price is $3.50 per bushel.
Al examination OF my proofs will be convino-
lng; refer to Jooob 81. Wells and j. d. Hit
oeIi and look at the growth, in Butcher Town.
Oeo 81 sol Esf N. POPE
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Imperial, Of London, lin gold) $4,000, 900
EItna, OF Hartford, $500, 600
insurance d Savings, Richmond, Va, 1000, 900
mercnants, Hartford, 500, 900
Southern Mutual, Richmond, $50 900
North American. Hartford, 500, 600
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Piedmont 81 Arlington, Richmond, $1,000, ,OoO
connecticut Mutual, Hartford. 25,000,0O0
Rates reasonable.
GEO. HUGGINS, Agent,
Office In rear of Messrs. Dufie Il Ohapmans,
=, Under the Columbia Hotel Building,
Nov &c 4no CnInmbia q. q
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aseS by the House corl''
s8s goS panic, viii continue

h, 10 House. Fsnsworth, referring
= bill from the RECONSTRUCTION Com
M e for the admision OF Virginia,
saidNlnstruotions were\o allow q liberal
laata3e In every amendnent and debate.
BinSAm offered his bill as a substitute;
bofh 4ere postponed Until tomorrow.
The in1 1ioations point toconsiderable de-
bate. Eox will move I'd cancel all the
ReconlRuction COMMITTEE bill, making
tbs ssca Of Virginia irr&ocable. Wood
will nov to strike out al after the first
session. Eldridge remarked of the Win
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Fine Gold Watches
Guns and Ammunition

TUST received by William Glaze, fine Eng
~ lish BREEOH-LOAD1NG GUNS, fine Eng
lish Powder. in Canisters, Shot and Gaps, OF al
kind. One door North OF Messrs. Scott. Will
liams j. Co.'s Banking House, Dec is
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KerOsenei KeroaendI

Kerosene! Kerosene!
DURE KEROSENE OIL, warralod lin srs
4, tost. for sale low by the barre and ne re-
hii; also In five gallon. tin cans, IL 60 cents
Pr galion-no charge for cans-rieh IN yerv
cNvenient for country puroha aseH = WY
Aov "a j. d T. RhlNRvV
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Cow Eae6 C!ovv ReedI

VVW 0OCU OUW ECUU
VOST received, fresh lot Of cow FEED. ut
81 the Columbia Ice House. which will be
sold lev for cash. j. D. BATEMAN.
No7 20 9mo
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The Purest Spices
A ND best FLAVORING EXTPACTS. at tbe
n lowest prices, at Fiahe, :, Heinitsh's
Drug Store. Dec 9i
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ire Crackers !ElFire Crskersl
i'm BOXES fret quality BIE ORAoK-
N ERB, just reoeived andbr salo low
j. 4 T. RA0NKW.
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Watches and Jewelry Repaired
A N the best manner, by first class workmen
Il and warranted.
ENGRAVING finely executed.
Dec 16 WILLIAM GLAZE
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Ts eSD9@S9<sS!

I, g Sssid for past t|fayors, and d i,bfmined to-
leave no honorabls means untrH 90 oretaip
hitherto. and who may hereaftJ favor 1as s
" WIN their custom, I viii be hapI to receive
tne kind patronage, both Of my oikrief,tis and
OF the public In general. q. DhRci1S.
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6AhnAVEN1A BITTEKH.
Asovereign remedy for
ID z . P E1 P . i a
And diseases arising from disordered con-
diaop OF ths stomaoh and Liver. Prepared by
469 King, corner Vanderhorst street.
Charleston. South Carolina.
80 SOLD BY ALL DRUG GISTS. IA
Jan IL 10
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-05-13
For the Yindicator.l

"a M. Editor Having had occasion, very
recently, in passing through Baltimore, to
larry a few days, We took up our quarters at
the fountain Hotel on Camden Street,
Of which A. B Miller, Esq, late Of the
Maltby, is the Proprietor. E,5 81
We deem itan act Of justice, not only to
the Proprietor but also to the travelling
public, to state that the Fountain is kept
in the best style, well furnished throughout !;
the tables supplied with all tue substantials
and every delicacy the market affords well
trained servants always in attendance; polite
and attentive clerks ready and wiling at all
times, to minister to the wants of their nu-
merous guests, and the whole under the i'm
mediate supervision Of the Proprietor, who
fully sustains the high reputation he won as
Landlord during the many years he was
in charge of tine ''Maltby House" We
commend Mr.. Miller and his House, the
Fountain" to all who visit Baltimore.
We also had the pleasure of meeting, at
the fountain Hotel" our old friend, N
FL. Hotchkiss, the active and energetic agent
of the York River Line of Steamboat and
Chesapeake and Ohio r. R., whom we
found as fluent as ever Of speech, to whom
we tender our hearty thanks for the very
polite and cheerful manner in which he gave
us desired information, relative to various
Railroad and Steamboat lines Success at
tend you, say we, friend Hotchkiss
4 SEVERAL TRAVELLERS.
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