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RT SALE.
BARKER Il THEALL, AUGTfONEERS.
GALLERY OF Akr, -t5 BROADWAY,



The entire collection of modern American and European
Works OF Art, by eminent artists exhibition, viii
he sold Tnrsiay evening January 3 wiiont any reserve
s5u O'Clock. he comprise cycel
lent examples leadn: city artists; also contributions
from valuable private collections Also two tine Marble Mo
daions
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A N OYSTER AND DINING SALOON FOR SALE on
"A TO iet-With Stock and Flxturea. 81 5prug street.
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FIRST CLASS SPORTING HOUSE FOR SALE
IN chcap.-Does good business splendid location for
business. A great chance for
MITCHELL'S Store Agency, n Cedar street.
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MEAT MARKET FOR sALE-yERY Low, DOING
IA good cash business, good horonghfarc in Brook
Iyn. MlTCHELL'S, II Cedar street.
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,v,o rrTTI,E FIRST CLASS PRIVATE DWELLING
Homses NOS Ii Livingston place and 1i7 East Feenth
street both excellent order For terms, &c.'
sunnre of CHARLES c. WAKELEY 10a East Tenth sl
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COR sALE-AT BARGAIN, TWO OF THE FIVE
superior four story brown sione Houses south side OF
Fifty fifth finn and Sixth 2xbO lot 100 extra
plumbed with hard wood finish. j. W. STEVENS
BROTHER. foot Fory-sevcn!h street, N. r.. or 30 Pine
etreet two r,
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A LARGE AMOUNT OF TENEMENT AND OTHER
Property 10 exchange for 81 Louis improved or unim
,roved property. Address HOMMER, herald Office.
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UyoR sALE-THR FINEST FITTED UP CIGAR STORE
IT. and Sample RooElffn Broadway, "A prominent cor
ner. Inquire Of ASA, At The Place, Is Dutch street.
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INOR SALK--LEASE AND FIXTURES OF PROMI-
IN grocery, doing large first cAss business,
privilege part the extensive Stock Address b.
NJ, Herald Office
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W. day January H. at II o'clock NJ, at the store Of
Charles White 10 Murray street. the following goods with
to advances doz oak Oyster, Butter,
Stable and other Pas canned Fre assorted Brandy In
cnsks fine Sherry bond Carct cases. FArnA.
Cologne Brushes assorted Gas Fixtures Veocipcdes, Boots
and Shoes aud lot Or Household Furniture.
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J,oR sALE-oN THE BEST PART OF FIFTH AVE-
nue., Murray HiIi superior wide House: early
possesson gwen FOR further particulars &C., apply TO Z.
Ii. LUDLOW e. Co, No. 3 Pine street.
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A RARE CHANCE.-A HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND
IN Bar, railroad depot, making money, viii
be shown be sold reet at the
propretors health compes him to South Immediately
Whole particulars given by addressing note to A. u. c.
Herald Office.
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E,OR sALE-TWO yALUABLE PATENTS; OR WOULD
I take partner with $4,000 10 work them principals
only; references Al. Address r. g. r.. Herald oIcc.
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AUcTroa SALES THIS DAY.

s. r. rsBsbI vii, sr1Y Ht 70 M. yaluaSle lands at
Savage Station, on the aichmond and York
Rtserrsilroad, In Henrico county. y.
GguBBs & wILLIaMSw will sell at l2 M. a farm
IN Charlotte county, two miles from Keys
( vile.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR win ssil at a r, NJ. q large
fhtee-stary brick dwelling aud lot on the north
west corner OF Canal and 81, streets.
". GaDDiNwin sell at P. NJ. number of valu-
able lots 10 Richnond and Sidney.
". oDDIN will sell at a 2. ~ n lot bounded by
jefferson, Byrd, and Relvtdtre str eets. Also.
two lots on Cherry STREET.
COOK q LAUGHToN Will sell at 10 a. NJ. Par
Tor, Chandler, a:.d pining-Room Furniture.
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q ILLUSTRATED PAfERs.-The illustrated
papers for sale 5by Ellyson IL Taylor fl1lB
Main street) this week are more than susu-
ally attractive. The last Is one Of the bert
numbers Of EoeTy Saturday set printed.
Insaddition to the views from the GfGphic,
there are several spiended sketches By
Of his best pictures in a g Scene at White
Sulphur Springs and fPitching Pen
lniess.!' In the former we recognize several
faces pleasantly familiar to Richmond, and
the drawing is true to life. The latter is an
everyday scene on our streets. Major
Myers contributes this week O striking pic
ture for sHa,per's Weekly. It is entitled
g Betting onfLhe Fs1Orite.i g
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WE were very much amused the other day, when
In the store Of Levy BROTHERS, BY the reply OF
q Lady to friend in answer TO the inquiry as 70
how it WIS that Levy BROTHERS we're enabled 70
sell goods lower than other dry goods houses
in this city, which was TO this eject that how
eymsnaged IL she could not comprehend, bus
1hatthey really did do she could youch for; and
the earnest manner In which this was said pro-
Eyoked q smile on our usually Stern .coantenanee.
The display of goods In this store Is really at-
tractive, and continual editions are made, SO We
are told, by every ateamer which co,lYinces ns
and he viii surely be suited In everything he has
occasion to purchase In the way of dry goods.
The taste displayed Ia The selection os theii
staSk Of dress goods warrants us in saying that
body has but to call to be suited. ss
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|, PANIC AT THE CUsroM-H house,. Quite o
panic was created ut the custom-house yes.
terday amongst the officials In the assessors
Office by the Ielegraphlc announcement that
Samuel f. Maddox and Thomas Leahy had
been appointed assistant assessors in place
OF Dr. w. H. Read and n. SWeetman, re-
5. l.. Anable had been appointed tobacco
inspectors i'm place of 10. ii. Smith, jr., and
John Newton Yan-LeW, removed. X
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INTERNAL REVENUE STATISTICS Through
the courtesy of the clerks in the internal
Revenue Department in this city, we are
enabled to furnish some very interesting
statistics in regard to past collections and
the present status Of number OF manu-
factories in this district: 5.*sE SO
The net increase of collections for the
wear ending June Both, 1870, as compared
with the previous year, is 8, ,02l ,823.3S.
ON most OF the articles there YVES an In
crease, as follows: On tobacco, I,l36,
022.55; on incomes, 33,633.S3 on lega-
cies and SUGGESTIONS, $4, $3.50; on banks
and bankers, $2,s06.il on other sources OF
taxation, Especial taxes, including licenses, @
sc. ) S23, eli rs making a total of 81 ,20O,-
952.6S.
T,he decrease has been: On whiskey,
s17s, ,S46.95; on beer, S1S2.27-total, $i79,-
The decrease on these articles is owing
Tn the fact that from July 1st, 1859, TO the
end of the fiscal year there was only one
distillery running, and that for but four
months: while from July 1st, 1868, to
April 1st, 1869, there.were seven in iuil
operation, turning out thousands OF gallons
per day. There is not at the present time
a single manufactory OF Whiskey IN opera pE.e.1a
ton In the district, while there are hfty-
one fruit distilleriessat work. They have,
however, only recently commenced opera.
tions, and will, In the very nature ,oI
things, have to close very soon.
Since the commencement Of the current
year there has, only been one distillery OF
whiskey running, and it worked only
during the month Of July.
In the tobacco department OF manufac-
lures we find much more encouraging
state of affairs. The statistics show that
there are in operation at the present time
in this district 30 lnanufact tories, which are
Giving employment to a very large number
az hands, as the following items viii show:
There are in constant use in these 90 Iacto-
ries8s9 screW-presses; III hydraulic presses,
IL hand.miils, and 1S cutting pg-machines. a
simple enumeration OF these machines VIII
piye some idea of not only the number OF
men REQUIRED to work thef9, but also OF the
number that 1t takes to manipulate the
weed y through all its various c1snnels to
get IL ready for the mills, sere ws,s and
9 In the cigar business we find that there
are 80 ulanufaeto ories in operation IN fhe,
district. While number Of these are
small iouiy employing from one TO three
hards}, some OF them turn out large
number Of cigars duly and their eonsamp.
ton Of tobacco a TealIy astppts 81
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SCRIBNER,s ;sMoNTHIY.lThe first Mo-. Of
this new monthly has been received from
EIlyson d Taylor, news dealers. il is pro.
.fusely illustrated, and promises to be popu-
hr with our magazine readers. From the
same firm we have Egery Saturday, Leslie,
and Harper's, for this week.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEEKLY D1srATCR.-M MemoriaI No. :, Issued
this morning, contains all that we have
published in the daily relating to the sick
ness, death, and funeral obsequies of Gene
raj Lee. For sale at the Dispatch counter.
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MEETINGS. 80
no THE PEOPLE ON THE
THIRD 6oaGRRssIoNkL DIsrRley. IS
LETTING

Irespecsfaily announce that win address th1 81
peap,s OF the Third Congressional pissstc4 atsss
thefollowing plsces aud time In sttion 10 tss
election OF sGhsrks H. Porter, and ..
tnsits MIR. Porter TO taEs part in dlseussio Toa's
those kind Ytiends OF both parties Who have % ss
sfiatteIinElg and persissently urged mo, To- eoHa@
before the public, fsye but 70 say oGAaE IS
HEAR ME !: s5,4s X 81 s5s 4
cUMBERLAND coURr-lzou usss aoNDAy. u
October e4tir. 8Sl Cd H. ts
8 4 MsLIA oouRrHoUsE, ssEDszsDAr. q
October 2sth. ~ rs s:ssl
4 MANNS8oR0,, oumbe9iaHd, October 3psa sss
I PpWHATAN coURTsHDuaF. WE1N
DAY, November Cd "a; q z z
aoocHl.ANDooU 0UsE. .TaURsDAY. .
MANAKIN, FRIDAY Eoysmber th.s
CoALFIEED, SATURDAY, Noyeaibes oth, Ss's 3
MANCHEsTEK, MoEDxY, Nosembef sslh Z.
II nag friends I'm smells VII make appointments n
Cor me for the 27thand 20 Of ocsobess and molly ~
me or Ii, I viii dli them.
ssSl s s, Reslecs tuiiy, &e.ssS gs
&oc; sI-yt SAN lei sf: AGIE:
[GONs OF TEMPERANc cE.. The Hasss-ss.
/ ~ bers OF fSPbIN1FfELD DIyIed0NfN1s In ~
SONS OF TEN r fEHAEGSa ara hereby ncstaa& 81
10 attend q called meetfRgc 90 thaix ptNf&sGa nS
Springfield Hall, THIS sF4SDAT At 9ossl0e2 y.
N 20 pay .he Lass ssd trinnts of spl CUR
sfssissa asssss q aIps ssss sse SsS
ylted TO unite with ugs
BY order Of tIaa ~. i. II e sssss.
IN Its nv n HALL HsCRIWsEss6.ssA sA
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RESTAURANTS.

Has rehta his saloons, and invites the custom OF
old frlen wGose patronage and good ne he mas
cd fgg Heutg-seyen years. Ills LADlES'
DfSlNG.R iOM an / PARLOR are elegant, COM
!orisble asa retired, and the gentle ladies or
Eichtnod md from abroad WIZ fna on Els o,its
81 fsfe hey eau desire, wrfch VIII Deserved IN
II. rapst e.egaut style OF his art. ,u,.,,
progranme y nov S pre- pre,en.dea aad aatar wala
the n3st SgoSrb meats aud vegetables supplied by
TIC losal nI,ket, and the luxurious contributions
r. md south win be found d II i, his iafaeI fa,
&c ). Sc, sst'ed In the best styles to order.
His BAR ls supplied with LIQIOks Snsur-
pssseo ns %!fe Ia any bar In ihe United states.
CHOICE, SESSONABLE DRINKS brewed In
The most eSqa!site style by hts experienced bar
keeper.
rarttes Club or taking other meals In his pri~
yate rooms spilled promptly according 10 or
deJs. "a 81
DIEEERS SCPPARS, and MNALs furnished
to order Tor hrtes and families IN the hest sty yie
Country cl&oiners will always fisd acconimoda-
tion, snG thss ordere promptly flied. oc8
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TAYLOR BROTHERS, DEN -
TfSTS. i119 MAIN rKEET, RICH S9YySgS
NOND. give Nitrous Oxide Gas for 81, Chloroform
for 81 Ether for 81, Rhigosne spray ~, hy9ratts
Inserted as low as ais. Teeth filed VIII gold S1po
The cost Of all operations made known before De-
ginning. i>"' i>N'it TaY L5oR BROTHERS,
llI2 Main street.
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PRrsTING.-Plain, eolored, and fancy prtntfs
ing executed with nestness and at Io rates at s5s
Dispatch Printing Honse. sss
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CLOTHS, cAssIMRREs, and 8vEsTEs c2 zsit
grades, the best styles, and at the vary lorsstA 81
prices, at z. a. sPENCE u soE,s, lsee Main stfeet.
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. : ~ ~
POLICE COURT-Justice J.. j. White pre.
siding.-Martha cambridge (colored), for
ulllaWtully OBTAINING trunk, the property
of Willianna Ware (colored). complaint
sent to the High Constab Bile for redress. Y
Peyton Booker (colored), for stealing four
goblets from l.. E.. Pearsons, and j.. y.
Pears0ns, for unlawfully searching the
house of Peyton Booker for said goblets.
Both cases dismissed. ssisss e, 4,
John Banks and Peter w Williams (colored),
drunk, land using obscene language on
Main atreet. Were fined 90 40 EACH 5!.l 3!..sl
William j.. Mcdowell, for assaultine
9eorgeanna Chambers (coloredl with q
receiving wood, the property of .WilIIau y !.
Mcdowell, knowing it to have been stolen,
and Benjamin Hay den (coloredj, for stealing
satd wood. Gases withdrawn by consent
OF parties upon payment OF costs.
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PRINTING FOR CANDIDA adfdases Scs
office can have.their cards, circulars, handhflss
etc. printed promptly and at low prices IS
Dispdtes printing g-hoase. .ssssF M
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ScHooL ClRcUL III ktEdsvn schsoJ Jctreu "a
lars, reports, &c., execated 1T ihs Dfspaxeb oc s
as cheap as the cheapest. sstis,
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TUD. B. WOOD, D. D. s., PRAC-sS
u TrT1OETR Of DENTISTRY IN St1fYp
9ITISySRI0US BRANCHES. The painless
fraction of teeth is great polnE gained n GEN
II surgery. A full supoly OF fuhE SILmuGs .ss."
,Sneito give entire satisfaction, Terms modsrate.
S,sjce. 9th street, in rear of Wood 8 sons o{ue
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DENTI& Z e v

DR. GEO. B. STEEL, DENTIST. sgA
No. 72s Main street, Eve doors aooveSI11Vf q lfs
the Spotswood Hotel. pays sneciai attensioH 20 Ie
i. .CfhL SETS on gold, silver. or Tulca%lte, ana e
kaens constsntlv ON hand PURE NlIROns
S1AiDas ". .t,r ErAr raa-es aynerIence oc17
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THE best way to prevent the wear or csYpatHis
to underlay them with old papers. they nsY ba
procured at the Dispates counting -toon sos 10 4
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CHEAP LUMP CoaI. for CRATES. and OF hssfl lrsfa ~
quality, at w. s. PLcEEa,s, No. 90 south sslss9s
stteeI, Parties who have failed TO lay In their
winter supplies win do well to bny OF him. Z,
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SPOTTED LIKE DoMNoHs.-T teeth Eoon be.
come speckled ifeyery dealenent Is nos removed
from them every twenty -fonr hours. To do TIT.
efacsuaIy, there isno;hing like S0zcD6NT. II ~.
Teraily renders the enamel snsperysons Stt inde-
Istrntti 3, s
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LADIES, fashions FOR NoYEMHERs-sEELY-Es
SON 20 TAYLoR, 1llo Main street. hare received I
FRANK LESLIE, GoDEY, DEMonasr. PErERAoS,
and BoN-ToN for NoYeInbes. containing rnif re-
ports OF the latest fall fashions
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Bly yons magazines and papers st ErLysox&
TAyIOa,s news aepo... MA Main strsess next %
Dsspnsch flee.
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u. ELLYsoH 81 co. WIN insert NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the principalnewspapefsiny yirginis, NoftH Caro- !:
iins, Tennessee and the northern cifiaa, af pan g
,isbers, rates for caehs pniy nt this of1cas
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EltIaoan
FRrDAY 7 !. -. u. OCTOBER II, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DtePATCH
Is LAeGsg THAN THE COMBINED CAR
cuLATIoN OF ALL, TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NowLAN& Co, jewelers., are rsceiyinE mega
nffeent new fan styles OF all tile choice patterns
Of ane jeWelry: Sets or amethyst coral pearls
diamonds new patterns nledaliona, reck chsins.s
Leonttne and opera ehains, glove tards, handter+a
chief holders. diamond rings, and superb neWzs
yer for bridal presents, at corner Main and Tenlh
streets. z
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FOR gEMT.

DOR RENT, THE BRICK STORE c.
Il on the north side OF the basin, tetws en- Eli
10th and 18th streets, recently occupied D! =. a.
II III As Z commission house
oc al-.t Real Estate Agent aad kUc'r
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,szyTO LARGE BRICK HOUSES TO Ca
/ RENT-one OH Leigh, ne r 10 ADAMS sa;g
stroat coniainnp ten r.oins: {: one OH Adams. lac +
L. Leigh sir, ct containing eleven rooms1huitt on
the Philadelphia plan and never oeenplso since since
srcSSmmodations for carriage, house, and cow.
Apply to op1-pps G. Williams
-. eoS6f GfIbb> s1bSA<NtiS.
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~ AN TED, ladies to send in their
~ .,DYEING'' for fall early, so rs to get
..,;. N good time. "
"a srs .nosc on staten Island. The Office end
,,.rcv is at KINGS, $50 Ms'a street. between
,.l,'h aad Eighth street,, Richmond, Va. ~as
a,5r- In the country can Send by express "
S. q have go0G, returned the same way.
- %a,n (. KING, SR.
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r. No = zyest Grace street, now occupied III
Inv iho7 c. Williams, ESD, containing rooms
and Kitchen with roous. Possession III about
''n nc ia.s, GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
TOR RENT, the FIRST-CLASSN a.
srOREHOUSE No. 40 Gary street. now lFl
occupied by Board & Hirsh. Possession given
z'5e nc 1isleod mNeodIma appt' WILLIAM H. HAxALL.
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76IIN MAH0NY, Mss
IL SURGEON DENTIST, 61Yr
ormerly of the firm of Wayt 4 < y NanSnrxS itsrS OF
isSs4i .ItiIAL TEGTH for from TWENTY 70
TfEsTY DOLLARS. .,,o,r
1-SLI ,,OLD SETS bought or exchanged al ther
xass fJr new sets or vulcantte.
Ifac. apd residence s25 Main street, between
sf5th Rad Seventh streets. BE :. =
TlR. GEORGE F, KEEsEE, -
fE SURGEON DENTIST,
~ performs all Dental operations.
EnfHce corner Broad and Nineteenth streets;
&st.,en4 Ia rear. sc 1g-3m
a ,zrnl -
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sSntCCpO0 1hS& OpJSSekoAA
Witness resumed In consequence of the.
conversation had with Mr. Turner, after
wards talking with Chahoon, told him
that I heard he had brought suit on that
note: He said "yes.D asked him IL he
believed the claim to be just He said
fsyes, or course, - or something to that
effect. I then inquired why he had not told
me ANYTHING about itf He replied that he
g didn't know" he {. hadn't any special
reason for doing so,' and said that Twas
outIof town. was not out of town all the
time the suit was pending. | told him then
that / didn't care about taking any part in
that suit at all, and preferred that some-
body else should bring it. He repeated that
the claim was just, and that his client held
Haunstein's Is note, as near as ] Gun recollect.
Prior to my presenting this claim to Sanxay
i had never seen any note, though some-
thing may have been said by Mr. Chahoon
| IN his memorandum about aInoGe. BE had
something beyond the writing which he
gaye me, I think but / WON'T be positive.
/ don't remember telling Mr. Sanxay OF
| Ianysealed instrument signed by Haunstein.
| Judge Crump here objected that Mr. w ise
was seross-egaminin his oUn witness.
Mr.. Wise replied that ne Was sr0ss-eS-
ssaminlng the witness, and contended that
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-15
NOTICE..

COLUMBIA, S. c., January. 1870.
The Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company having been formed
by the consolidation of the Charlotte and
South Carolina and the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, and having executed
first and only mortgage on it's entire
property of 1875 miles. including equip
ment, is now redeeming all the bonds
formerly issued by said two companies
by an exchange of its first mortgage
bonds. These bonds bear seven per
cent interest, payable in January and
July, and are amply secured by mort
gage on property which cost per mile
more than three times the amount of
bonds so issued
The present price Of the stock and the
business of the road give ample guaran-
tee of the security of the obligations for
permanent investment. Indeed the
opinion is freely expressed, that there is
no safer bonds issued by any party or
corporation in the State, and they are
cheerfully commended to capitalists as n
safe investment.
For the purpose of funding the floating
debt of the Company, $4,000 of these
bonds are offered for sale to the public,
at tt o Treasurer's Office in Columbia.
J16mw27 WIN. JOHNSTON, Pres't.
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Fresh Norfolk Oysters,
DINING SALOON
Quaker Liniment.

NNIIE SUREST PROTECTION against dis
Il case ~ the timely use of a good remedy.
The great Family Liniment of the age for in
icine.
Not since the introduction of modern Che
mlstry and analytical research into the hidden
mysteries OF the vegetable kingdom. has there
been discovered a chemical product of such
extraordinary curative powers as the "Ouaker
Linment;" this justly celebrated medicine
was discovered and prepared by Quaker Doc
country, his practice was confined to those Sc
we're cases which usually result from q sea-
faring life. Rheumatisms, Acute and Chronic.
Colds, Coughs, Cramps, Chilblains, Fevers,
Neuralgia; indeed, al! acute disorders reoui-
ring promp: and energetic medicine. The
treatment of these complaints with the ordi-
nary medicine of the day failed to make a cure
orrelicve tho patient. Disappointed and NOR
promptinss Of purc humanity for the suf-
1erlng, ms well as a professional pride, he,
after much labor and study, compounded his
great Liniment, called the QUAKER LINZ
MENI. This medicine is remarkable for the
peculiar property it possesses in being an in
ternal and external remedy at the same time,
and differs from ali other medicines in its ac-
tlon in arresting disease.
1t ls taken internally for Colds Coughs
Consumption, Cramps, Fever and Aguc, Head.
ache, Asthma, Dysentcry, Collie, Acid Stomach,
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Sick Stomach, Pains
iii the Stomach, DiarrhTa.
theria. Swelling of the Glands of the Neck.
Head-ache, Neuralgia, Face-achc. Tooth ache.
Pains in the Back, on the Side Or in the Heart
SIN Neck; Lumbago, Rheumatism, it is espc-
eiaiiy good; Pains in the Bones, or in the
Muscles or Joints, for Stings of Insects, snake
Bites, Itching Humors in the Skin; for all
these, and for more than we can euumerate
1t IL the great remedy.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
FISHER " HEINITSH, Druggists.
Nov 25 Columbia 8 q
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-15
Rhine Wines and Champagne.

pART!CULAR attention is called to the fol-
4 lowing list OF genuine IMPORTED
WINES and LIQUORS:
Lorzweiler.
Larbenheimer,
Niersteimer,
Deidesheimer,
Hochheimer,
Rudeshemer,
Marcobrunntr,
Haut Sauterne
Moet q CEAndon's Chainpagnes
Verzenay, Quarts and pints,
Dry Imperial, quarts and puts.
Sparkling Moselle, Muscatel.
ALSO.
Bruch, Foucher 4 Co.'S Lac d'Or and Carte
dor.
Cordials-Curacao and Marasquino.
Beng Importers agent for sale of these
goeds, can offor them at low rates, and qua
rsntee their genuineness.
Feb GEORGE SYMMERS.