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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-06

POLICE GoUR7-Justice III. III. White pses't
stding.-Jos. Shaw, (eolore0, !, charged with
stealing q lot ofnlumber. the property OF;
WIN. D.. Fox, was discharged. :gEl.a3 IL
Daniel Fleming, (colored,) for stealing y
lot of clothing, of the yaluetof SID, the pro-.
perty of Louis Jager, was sent on to the.
John McMahon, for unlawfully assaultlng
and abusing Catherine Dblman, was lined
$3.50, and surety for good behavior required
in; the sum of $500. 3jt g stAssh ,stsi3 i,n,ls
Maria Marshall, (colorcd,) for llniaWfulty .! =
retaining possession of the Ggrandchlld OF
Jane james, {colored, and Jane James, ZOE
kidnapping the child of Maria 1larsnaMli
leases continued until the 18th nstantsl.r2 u
Charles W. Baker, charged with assault
| inc and beating Elizabeth Foster; case con- coln
ttinued until this morning. ifllg3 5}iC sa$
Tom Weldon, (colOrcd,) for threatening
to shoot deadr one Powhatan Ellis upon
sight, was bound over in the sumfof ssSoo 10
keep the peace. rztH f9a hLse Il
Alexander McCaren, q common vaSrafng,
having no visible means Of support, WAS sa-
vised to 60 to Fauquier, whence he says ne
came. I.fa@13 ~ -. "a
Ben Mullin, (colored,) } drunk and riding
! q horse upon the sidewalk, ,5was tined w. =
Mary Anderson, charged with beln@; dis.
orderly in the street and abusing q poilce'
man in the discharge Of his duty, was dis'
charged with an admOnition. i"sal ag@ =
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s HO0Ns ANs' STATbSNhNH,l1sc---
A Ii TIE SCHOOL BOOKS
USED IN THE
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS
+. supplied st as
Low PRICES as can be had ANYWHERE
and a liberal discount made 10 teachers.
wnODnoCSE \ PARIiAM,
oc4 1905 Main street.

ALL THE BOOKS USED IN THE
n PUR1 &c. M PRIVATE SCHOOLS, Medl-
cal, and Legal Text Books OF the l,test editions,
are :or sale the best terms at 1918 Main street
Also, n large stock of lccond-hand Books at
about half price, Ola books taken In exehsnge.
oc3 RANDOLPH y ENGLISH.
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ARITHMETICS;
QUAKENB1S'S sERIYS,
DAVIES SERIES,
EMERSON'S SERlaf,
RAYS SERIES.
GREE%LFAF'S SERIES
VESABLE'S SERIES.
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ELLGSON e TAYLOR,
REAnERS Z.

McGURFGY's,sE ,sERIES,
HILLIA hD'S SERIES,
G00HR{CHsS SEKfES. y i 81 =.
PARKER s. WA9 SONS NATIONAL
SERIES. . .....s-...,
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J I'll lNfif sUKasoN :DRHTTsT.E ID
tiormszy Of the tTp OF Yaysy sy a hae eassa ssT
ARTSIciAL TEETH for frome eTHEaTltso ~
THIRTY DOLLARS. tT ~ sy{F ..t+s ,,s3. K, ~,
tiI OLD GOLD sETS bought or exchanges ~
CBce and residence e?S Aa!n street. Dst ussn Is
Sixth aaG Seventh streetss rtasstis ~ esztee =
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DICTIONARIES :H g.
WALKER,S SERIES
WkBSTER'S SERIES,
WORCESTER'S SERIES.
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sEwING.MACHINEs.

--.~~~-S~--~-~~~---~<-
yNTHEELER S WILSON SEWING
wv MACHINES acknowledged to be tbe best
id tile world Tor family purposes. tseeause ses uss
no Shuttle ana MIKE the Iock-stttch, which Hlii
neither rim nor rLYel. !. ,. ~ =,
ASnTE TTSE! Awarded the first premium Mt
lie WORLDS / air iiiree different tunes over all
sewIne machines exhibited for family purposes.
,,on' M San In ,,slpe by l.-L. RADWA
% s7ss Maipgtreet,. Richmond.
OF ALL KINDS
SHEPAJHED The SL9AT ELLIsIICk kEW,
INC MhCHIMEB BOUGHT aud SOLD We seM
the only pEOPgR NEEDLES for Inc bLCA9
y AA4AA - - >sLoAgs TON,
w 'a1f Starry s.raat paay h0urIeaahsg
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T OST, q large pale-red COW. Any fgss
IL inform attoa Il 70 Mt my house. 30 thar sls
can get ber, win be literally rewarded. 52.,s,
{tt.y- III. N. May, Main street, 'sss @
oc g. at* - ID betWeen Madiscn ana. nracas 8
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LOSE ANit apHNrs,tial

III 3 80
STRAYED FROM e NJ Ii LoT, Q
MaHT.sso sas lsis Se ssp's s. saa sa
rsSs6a g S5i Ris sl
W 1900 i. .---E.- Z. fs..J.
|GTRAYED OR sTOEEN, ,s.from q3 Il
@HfTE SffEfF Of an ~ fns En eS5S epa Il
N her forehead. Twin pay reward Of o. tE d
'p i. % snnn IN and nHsssMesss d nd .srseiss!as
r osr,a large pale-red COW. Any yIs i !
IL Inform attca Il fr Mt my house. thGr Sls -
can get bec, win be literally rewardet. .s,t,s1
oc g. ats L.I between aladfscn nasMonrScys sa
STRAYED, ,an1TALIANG NGREYs.s ss's7
a9gNp % gsS s ssr sl "
warded By leaving her AZ tlis post-O fics. sset
..oc s--sl* ..-.I Ii sa.a.-.:... ...-.if
.T CsT,3 last Tuesday night, tlieaA sil9ir-f NJ
IL st.nr, small GOLD Az SA0k fafsenads sfafs,
small blue SIZE bow. The finder will bs =
rewarded by leavipgit ats IL HaNes's seei-ya
i'ce oc g. 81 ss '' ssfY 'a pttai dsaP.HswEsa =
r OsT, one SIX PER CENT BOYD
~ OF thecty OF Richmond FOR. sixteea2 hlind edai
ss Js ass eRa ssss
ary, lsld for the rsnegalio OF yhifh l
Win y made to sis sIs AHdsss ssFaa & AS H'y yur -
t.sy g lTham guardian Of Julia and Mary lsss aa
. ? .aE sHIPPINa. l5 = s.Is,s2'l {, g
,GPECIAL NoTICE.-The Bal. ~, 81 :
y umoIe steamer WIN arrive 7 THIs Z. :
Nc Moss1NS s bT,ns'Sg up recargees Q, a
ts KsfaHT. " ahien wer lsaaed 4 as etsy PSinsdaiT
the recent jfreshet: The merchants are e,fgestfsi
10 re@sGSs
80 away.i -. [ltl laaa.. M..P. HRETI. A9sns: ,,s:
t'af(Jk NEW YURE,..Thes. 0Idysst0 :ss; ~
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gTRAYED FROM MY LoT, q ossassss
the lsth OF septent ter, my SHAfiiE.. 4Sss.s 4Ss
d hberal reward Will be paid Ipr her getusR taa.c
next door TO MasoBss Hail. 2sth street
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STRAYED, an1TALIAN GREY
~ ROUND. .em ale, tswu c0lor, VIII
spot on her neck, The finder will be siltaDi3, ts-
warded BY leaving her AZ ths posf-O fics. - sss
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, from fRsa
ik5lthc corner Of 7th and BYRD. streets. ttsI
III her forehead. win pay 4 reward OF Ss sss
fetnrtl to JOHN CONSERS,ss ~.
,a 1kx 9Th and n rd sfrrefaf& ~
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TAYLOR BROTHGRS, $50
ocf lll2 Main street. !,
NMRoUS, OXIDE GAS.-My. LEX &,
IN facilities for the rnauufa acture ahd Ad
mluistratiDn Of this aid safe egRsse
Fthetic are complete IN eyefy and SDa
success which has attended It's Use sGnde1in
have always on hand fresh sud bouaf1Sa5 5sAp,ss
ply, and With Us aid daiiy ExTEACT TEEsTH
WITHOUT PAIScT sst elt:iaL 9lt$ tlssLf ~ iso
% ss - aEoRGEr sFEks ass slsss sast: sss.s M
~ turned TO the city can 6s Ionnd at dts 'f
office -on Ninth street .feeond doeg frsrlI A5as
TEETH EXT TaACTED .WJTHOuT PAAllss AZ. ~ lB.f s.s
bers of The ntal or medical profession Wishing s
the use OF the above gas Can be aecon npGdased.
(ARTEICLAL TEETH mounted Ia tbe ntSnahaS
styleof art on any desired base, Work gnaysss
RnfaA6 20 give entire satisfaction. hu % -
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r OsT, one SIX PER CENT BOYD =
~ Of shecfty OF Richmond for sixteeaa htfndf fed1i
dollars, issued to Julia Lee and Mary Lee ION the t
10th OF November 1856, and due on the 1bt OF Jand- -
ary, 1910 for the renewal OF which application l;
- -5aIfSIS MAHTRA 4 D.IEE, 10 "a
,,5y 2s lTh3m guardian Of Julia and Mary Lses cd
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fT est, last Tuasday night, Asiaain-fi
u stant . small GyLD, Az yn0R fafseeads s,a.f, M
smalr blue SIZE bow. The finder Will D.
rev arded by leavingit ats IL. Hares's seel-yasaG1
i'e oc s s'is q. pr' - S'7 3itai .aPH swFSg 81
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We published the third and fourth days
proceedings yesterday. The following re.
port Of those Of the second day was de-
layed by the flood, and has come to hand
out of fsorder. 1t completes our report OF
the Wrtheville Fair: r.s.;-S,.r n
ERcported for the Dispatch.
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tTfOR PHILlAD ELP PHIArr,xfNf
VANCE, will receive ire ieht for The Sabovs pSft
till THUESDAt, tie 9Th tnstantt at u. oscl9cksI
Freight taken for New orleans rid Phiiapelphts,
and TOR Norfolk at Inoderate rates. 80 passags 10
Philadelphia, including meals and ssateroemr 81,
"a" W. p PORTER, "A gent. 80 :
-oc tat s GisR1Stdcc, si2S Dock gtTret,3
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IfOk NEW YURK..--Th Thes. .0Idk -:
IfEDominfop Steamship Com nany,
elegant side-wheel tSAAC brsi5g tslsp
| lon FRIDAY, October 7th, at O'Clock 2. M.
Freight received until o. clock r NJ. Fare,
steerage SO; round-trip tickets, 500 Fog lfialgis
gsf .tf'aJoHNi w. WYATT, Agent ~
&c 6.~3t No. 3 Governor street.
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- LATIN AND GREEK. s..tt
We have ful line Of LATIN and GREEN
.TENr BOOKS, embracing Anthems, Andrews,
BIucham's. Bulljons; Gildcrslreve's, Ifarrison's s.
Liucolns series, aud all the other leading work:
used IN our schools and colleges.
Liberal discounts to merchants and teachers.
Remember ~ call at
- Its.r,,#~ ELLYSON & TAYLOR's,
Sc 2t--ow b.. rs. llla Main street,
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SHIPPINa.

GPECIAL NOTICE. E.--The Bal. S+Is5.t
y tlInofe steamer win arrive 7 HIs Z.
MORNING. bringing up tirecargoes o. lne sttSL1s
|ers STATE o. MARY laAND and Ella Ii
KNIGHT, which wert isaded as City Point during
rtquested to remove their freight, IS 1t win bf ex.
los ID to the westler on rsHe0s EaxinEbean Waths
|ad awRy,i -, Eltl..af,,. w. P.t RBETP. AGents !,
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I HAVE ENGAGED AS TEACHER IN
Il my FAMILY Miss 5. NJ. AppERS0H, former in
s'ruct9cSS In The Baptist Female Institute. IwSuld
fecciVc iii my family as boariers three icmaIe pu-
lliS on very accommodating terms.
hEtERhSCE.--Jctcr Il Decker on: c. II. Min.
son and y, a. Sands. -. K. CLARKE,
oC Ii! Atlee's Station. HanoYcc county.
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EW1 p. cox MILL Ri UNasxsrNuUS
wv his canal. boats In d iewE
days from hero toTye river the CD. al eob@
nection with email river rs mil Me canal 20
-. 90. &. :5Is G,.Xl& SHTGN-naEs
Toe 5-3t* =, Dock street, between I5lh and l7th.,
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FIRE.-A small unoccupied wooden
building, ON Senate street, between Lin
coin and Gates, was destroyed by fire,
this morning, about half-past l o'clock.
The fircmen were promptly on hand, but
could not bring their engines into ser
vice, there being no hydrant in the vici-
nifty.
DENTAL ASSOCIATION. This Associa-
tion, which hos been in session in this
city since Tuesday night last, adjourned
yesterday, after very interesting meet
ing. A constitution and bylaws for the
government Of the Association we're
adopted The name of the Association
will hereafter be known as "the State
Dental Association of South Carolina"
Resolutions in regard to the death of DR..
W. B. McKeller, were read and adopted.
The following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year: President
DR.. j. B. Patrick, of Charleston; lst
Vice-President-Dr. W. c. Wardlaw,
Abbeville; Cd Vice e-President-Dr. III. r.
Hanberry, Barnwell; Recording Secre-
tary-Dr. o. J. Bond, Marion; Cores
ponding Secretary-Dr. T. T. Moore.
Columbia; Treasurer T. F. Chupip.
Charleston. The next annual meeting
will be held in this city on the 1st Tues
day in May, 1871. Resolutions of thanks
to the various railroads and to Mr.. W.
a. Wright, for courtesies extended to
the members, were passed.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, April T. Columbia Hotel.-
= Bnlow. X > Desportes, Ridgeway; Il G
iBarker, i " Pringlo, j Ryan, J W O'Brien,
" ID Kennedy, Charleston; Kump, ] i
!ppompille;y. New York; Carlos Tracey, Colleton;
Ihomas Wilkes, Chester; Mrs Greenfield,
MISS Mckay, Grecnville; James Adams,
Nichland; Winder, Il X Bridgcrs, N c; Al
shaw, F Graham, L NJ Stoeber, Marion; Il
! Ct Charles, Darlington.
Nickerson House.-W A Fawlaw, 8 G; Miss
Annie Hobson, Hobson, N G; ESP Hayes,
Lexington; G Cresson Martin, Philadelphia:
Samuel Darlington, Richmond; C Swana-
ger, Abbevil!e; McCully. Miss McCully, An
Woodward. Georgia; VIM Day, " McDnfie.
Alabama; S Whaley, Newberry; G w Kau-
man, New York; DR. Boozer, Richland.
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ORNAMENTAL IRoN AND BRONZE WoRks.-As
successful workers in iron, for practical and
nseil n:, purposes, as well as Ornamental COM
Dined, the firm Of Robert Wood & Co.. of
phllade'phia. are the frat upon the American
Continent. and their work compares fayorabIy
with the finest skill of the old world. They
employ $50 OF the most skilled workmen in this
country, two-thirds Ofwhom have served their
apprenticeship under Robert Wood, the senior
partner, who, for the past twenty five years
mas mas g,yen f en- ms special attention to the produc
course OF dealing, has built up a business
having no rival in this country, and but few in
EnropG. They cast an almost unlimited va
ricty of designs, including lions dogs. and
variety of other animals, most beautiful
fountains adorned with statues OF water.
nymphs, fuwns, &C.. beside statues OF dis
tlngnished persons, lifc-size, heroic and CO.
lossal. The colossal statue of Henry CLAW.
cast ny this Company and erected at Potts
willie, Pa. has l.. ceived tho highest encomi;,ms
OF English travellers visiting this country, be-
sldes attracting much attention from tho
lovers or this art i'll our own country. The
casting or statuary in bronze has been insti-
tuted only about five years, but within this
snort period OF time has attained such high
bring this establishment in successful CONNIE.
tltion with the most noted aud oldest bronzc
works Of Europe. The colossal statue of
anccln, a ,n,5 east as ny heasrs Wood 4 Co. lately to
DO placed III Union Park, New York, was cast
IN SIX pieces, and the whole work Of casting
and finishing required three months. It is
cievcn feet high, and tho likeness is true and
faithfully represented, being the finest bronze
casting in the United States. The elegant set
OF IRON star-cases for the Court House in
Cnrinville, ILL.,, at cost of $40, 900, ia the
most superior casting OF this kind, probably.
III the world. While MessrH " ood & Co. have
the largest assortment of all kinds of orna-
mental iron goods in tho United States. which
ar are executed with the express view OF pleasing
the taste. they combine all the requisites of
beauty aud substantial construction. Their
garden and cemetery adornments, cast,
wrought iron and wire railngs fountains
vases, verandas, settees, arbora, chairs and
store fronts, door and window guards. farm,
fencing. &c, are all manufactured from the
pest material and offered to the trrde upon
the most liberal terms.
They also manufacture new and improved
sty les of hay racks, managers. stable fixtures.
stall divisions, &C.. which are very beautiful
and are being rapidly introduced all over the
country Ap81
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ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
PHILADELPHL4
OR \ A II E N Tall iron WORKS,

ARDEN and Cemetery adernments. Cast,
VI Wrought Iron and Wire Railings, Fount-
aims, Vases, Verandas, Settccs, Arbors, Chairs,
Summer Houses,
IRON STAIRS,
Spiral and straight, in every variety of pat
tern. New and improved styles of Hay Racks,
Managers, Stable Fixtures. Stall Divisions &c.
PATENT WIRE WORK.
Railings, Store Fronts, Door and Window
Guards, Farm Fencing, nc.
BRONZE WORK.
Having fitted up our Foundry with special
reference to the above class of work, we are
now prepared to fill with promptness all or
ders for Bronze Castings of Statuary, colossal,
heroic, and life size.
ORNAMENTAL IRON GOODS.
The largest assortment to be found in the
United States, all of which are executed with
the express view OF pleasing tho taste. whilc
they combine all the requisites of beauty and
substantial construction.
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped to the place Of
destination.
Designs will be sent to those who wish to
mako a selection. April 6m
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S PRoaREss. An Ohio minister of the
Gospel, so-called, refused to baptize a
child whose parents desired to give it the
name of Vallandigham. That's the sort
of loyalty that the devil makes fritters of.
A Florida negro was, two years ago, so
terrified at the cars that he had to be
blindfolded to get him aboard. Now he
is Senator and director of the rail-
road.
One of the cabins connected with the
poor house in Chester. was destroyed by
fire few nights ago. An insane woman
is supposed to- have caused the fire.
Judge Thomas has appointed Mr..
David Hemphill Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions for
Chester County.
Tho explosion of her boilers was the
immediate cause of tho City Of Boston's
loss. as detailed by New York spiritual.
ist in very circumstantial vision.
"Oh! what an excellent Tonic" is the
language of tho invalid who uses Solo
MONS B1rTERs. MI
Mr.. John B. Smith, n well-known
citizen of Anderson County, died sud
denly on tho 29th ult.
A lioness in Louisville has three little
baby lions, which are quite the lions OF
the city.
Dyspeptics should use DIR. TUFTS
Golden Eagle Bitters.
"Just the thing!" Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo.
MONS BITTERs. MI
DR.. TUFTS Golden Eaglo Bitters is the
best tonic in the United States.
II am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." use Solo
MONS BrrTERs. MI
A healthy and exhilirating beverage is
DR.. TUFTS Golden Eagle Bitters.
The weak and emaciated mother says
'Nly health and strength is restored hs
the use of" SoLoMoNs' BlrrEps. MI
If you want n fine appetite and good
digestion use DR.. TUFTS Golden Eagle
Bitters.
Delicate females take the Golden Eagle
Rittcrs.
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"ASufferer'' sends

LONG CouRTsHns.-'.A ufferer', sends
us the following from that spicy writer,
"Mary MYRTLE" with request that it
be published for the edification OF BASH
full swains who dilly-dally about their
sweethearts and take up an amount of
time in dawdliug and dangling quite
sufficient to exasperate the most patient
of the gentler sex: eff there is anything
more disheartening to woman than a
long courtship, have yet to discover it.
From tho woman who marries for
homeland there arc fnr too many who
do that-to the fair creature who marries
for love, there are thousands who arc
kept in suspense for years, not knowing
whether the man whom they expect to
marry is really going to propose or not.
1t is very certain that loDg courtships
seldom result in matrimony. It gene
rally happens that the fnults Of both
pnrties are made evident, and the desire
tor separation is mutual But no young
or old) man has any right to monopolize
then coldly dismiss her. By 80 doing
he possibly prevents her from marrying
some one who would be glad to have her.
and acts part which no gentleman will.
So, gentlemen, when you have decided
that the lady is worthy of your choice,
land don't be long about it, pop the
question and set her heart Mt rest" The
advice of the piquant MARY Myrtle" is
to tho point. In other words. in the
words of John Unit" business is
business" and these intolerably long
and extremely exhaustive courtships
clog the business of society and end in
much heart-burning and disappointment.
1t is, no doubt, a fine thing. an agreca-
bic recreation, to monopolize the thoughts
or the preference of charming woman,
but there is such q thing rs hanging on
too long and making protracted meet
ing out of the hnlcyon days Of life
Louisville Courier Journal
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FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH AND BEAUrY.-purify
the "blood" and enrich the stream upon which
life ebbs and flows. Use HEINITsH's QUEENs s
DELIdnT. 1t enriches the blood when thin
and watery. Too many neglect the condition
Poverty of blood is common disease. The
chief symptoms are "palcness," feeble pulse,
loss of appetite, indigestion, hatulence and
irregularity of the bowels; low spirits, head
These points are always found to be connected
with poor blood. The "QuEEN's DELIGHT" ia
a lifn:exhlarating elixir, and should be used
at this season. Get bottle. For sale by
FISHER ~ HElNITSH. April
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PATnoNIZE HOME ENTEnrn1sE Mr.. P. p.
Ioate, whose advertisement appears in an
other column, has established on firm basis,
In Charleston, tho largest and most complete
mandatory Of doors, sashes, blinds, 10, in
the Southern States: Having advertised ibe-
rally during tho past year, he hus occurred a
large custom, extending as far West as Ala
bama, and he has thus been enabled to put
forth printed prico liat which defes competi-
tIon. Livery person who contemplates build
Ing or repairing should write at once for Mr..
Toalc's price list. Anal
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There was an attempted test of tho
civil rights bill in Chester, q few days
ago. Several cOlOred men entered the
barbcr-shop OF worthy freedman, and
desired him to shave them, which ne
declined; they Immediately hurried to a
coI0red magistrate and obtained the
arrest of the unwilling barber; bat upon
inquiry from the Internal Revenue Col
lector. it was found that the barber wns
not licensed; he was, therenpon, re-
leased, much to the chagrin of the in
suited party.
INCESDIARIsM.- We learn that tho
barn Of Mr.. William Keels, near Lynch
burg, in Sumter County, was set on fire,
on Friday night of last week, and destroy
ed with its contents, consisting of $50
bushels Of corn, corn sheller, &c.
Tuesday night, the Goth ult. the planta-
ton Of Gen. Evans, near Marion, WAS
fired, and besides the houses, n quantity
of corn, IL mule and m OK were burnt in
the conflagration.
The SHIPMENT OF FsRTIL1ZERs.-Du
ing the month of March there were ship
ped from Charleston, by the South
Carolina Railroad, 19, ,2GO, 500 pounds of
fertilizers. This is equal to about 9, 130
tons, or l, 14l car loads. At $50 per ton,
this amount Of fertilizers cost about
$1,000, This is doing pretty we'll for
one month.-Charleston Ne,cs.
GEoRaETowN AND CuAnLorrE RAIL.
RoAD.-The estimated cost of the grad
ing and building, trestling and cross
ties of this road, 155 miles in extent, is
$500, 900, or about 81, 500 per mile. The
iron and rolling stock is estimated to
cost 81, 100000. In oil, $2,OOO,OOO
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-08

n hoskoo..The Norfolk Daily journal, OF
December II, 1869, says:
Ihls medicine is rapidly gaining conf
dence of the people, and the nmlnerons testi-
mohia!s OF it's virtues, given by practitioners of
mGaicine, leaves no doubt that it il II sa fe and
reliable remedy for IMPURlTY OF THE BLOOD.
LIVER DISEASE, Sc
The last Meticai Journal contains an arti.
cio rom i.rof. T.. s. Newton, NJ. d., President
OF the T. Medi-Coliege, city OF New York. that
speaks in high terms of its curative proper
ties, and gives special recommendation of
In hoskoo to the practitioners of medicine.
d inis ID, we believe, the first instance whore
by the Faculty of any of the Medical COLLEGES
ana reflects great credit upon the skill Of Dr.
lawrence, its compounder, and also puts
- 'h9skoo" .p IN tho VAN Of all other medicines
"a 'ho present oay. F26