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Auot1on sales.
Sale Of the Laurens Railroad,
JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER.
STATE OF S0ITTH GAROI TN 4

COLUMBIA, January 26, 1870.
IANHE undersigned, having been appointed
Il heceiyer OF the Laurens Railroad Com
pam. ID the said State, and having duly quail
pursuant to orders heretofore passed in The
Court OF Common Pleas for Laurens County.
IN the said State, 1 will sell to the hiohest
Dldder, at public auction, the property OF the
SAID Laurens Railroad Company, described aa
follows: The Railroad OF the said COMPANY.
running from Newberry village to Laurens.
vile, including the road-bed, right of way and
lands occupied by or belonging to " the said aid
Company, together with tho several euner.
structures and tracks thereon, and all rails
and other materials used on the same and
al and singular the several bridges, yiaducts
culverts, fences, depot grounds and buildings
theTeon, statfon-houses, workshops, engines.
tenders, cars, tools, materials and ma chinery,
equipments and appurtenances of every kind
and all the stock subscribed for in the saii
company, and all other property belonging,
appertalnlng to, or in any manner connected
Win or forming part Of the said Laurens
haliroad Company, and all franchises. RIGHTS
anu privileges OF the said Laurens Railroad
company 1 OF, IN, to, or concerning the same.
ana a. a. upon such sale all equity OF redemption
III the said premises shall be forever barrej
and absolutely foreclosed.
r, Inc SAID sale ehall take place at the State
house, in the city of Columbia. South Caro-
ma, at IL O'Clock, meridian, on the 3Oth dav
OF March, In the present year, on tho follow
ing terms, that is to say, $40 600 cash, and the
resiuue r. IN BIZ per cent coupon bonds of the
bonds, payable in one, two and three Years
bearing interest at the rate Of seven per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually, with as
premises. GEORGE W. WATERTAE.
Jan ~ Receiver Laurens R. R. Go.
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a In the United States Senate. on Fri.
dey, Senator Robertson etideavored,
without success, to obtain O considera.
aon of the bill to remove political dis.
abilities. A number Of new names were
inserted, and among them the following
from this State: j. D. Witherspoon,
York; Elisha. Shiver and Henry Spar
nick, Columbia; Philip Eichelberger,
Edgefeld.
An old naval officer who was with
Admiral Jarragut all through the war,
remarked in Washington, when the
Virginia bill passed: ssIt's pretty hard
on the poor fellows down South. Poor
old Virginia; they've got her bucked
and gagged and pnt i'll double irons"
Colonel Joseph Abney, of Edgefcld,
an old soldier of the Mexican war, and
who also served faithfully during the late
war. died of the prevailing epidemic,
meningitis, on the I'd instant, after q
short illness. His age was forty eight.
FATAL AccIDENT.-E. S. joyce, a
white laborer, while engaged in work
ing on the ship Southern Chief, yes
terdny morning, lost his balance and
fell down the hatchway.
Charleston Courier, 1OM.
A piece of human hair, measuring
sixty-four inches and valued at nearly
$500, is on exhibition in New York.
BY its sale, Swablan peasant girl saved
from the landlords grasp the cottage in
which her widowed mother lived.
A young girl returned to her parents,
IN Shelby County, Ohio, the other day,
IN coffin. Not long since, she eloped
with travelling doctor, and it is surmised
that she took some of his medicine by
mistake.
SNow.-Monday last witnessed the
heaviest fall of snow of the season. The
mountains are covered, presenting q
spectacle more beautiful than pleasant.
heo,cee Courier.
'Jnst the thing! Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo
MONS BITTERs. MOI
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Modern American spiritualism

Tins great compcnd is in the hands Of Mr.
L. W. FULLER, as Agent. The authorcss is
the great philanthropist and eminent au-
thoress, Mrs. EMMA HAnDINGE, of Manchester,
England, whose history the old and new
worlds of Spiritualists are 80 familiar with
MIR. Fuller is Il Jealous pioneer, and able
advocate OF this doctrine. The volume con.
tains GOO pages. fourteen superb Steel Epgrav-
lngs, autographs OF Spirits, etc. 1t is printed
on tinted paper, extra fine binding Price
delivered, 50. The Banner OF Light, and other
choice Spiritual Literature, may be ordered
through MR.. +. w. FULLER,
rep II Columbia, s. c.
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TIHANolAn AVID cosIsEEH.oiTIxiSL...

ConuMs1A, g., g., February 10.LThe
supply OF cotton on the market ia very
light, the sales to-day only amounting to
Nsv Ysnz. February io-Noon.- :
Stocks firm. Money easy, at 5(06,
Exchange-long 9; sliort9a6. Gold 20M.
62's, coupon, 15L; Tennessee's, ex-cou.
pom, 56a4; new 497s; Virginia's, ex-cou.
pom, 62%; new 81; Louisiana's, old,
1873; new SO; levee 6's 72; 9's S22l; Ala.
bama 6's 95; SIS SO; Georgia 6's So; rs
81; North Carolina's, old, A; new 251s
South Carolina's, old, Sc; new S215
Pork dull-mess 26.OU. Lard firmer, at
15H(9l5A. Cotton steady, ut 251a
Freights dull.
7P. Motion closed heavy; sales
1,6OO bales. Flour quite firm. Wheat
scarcely so firm. Corn dull, Mt SS09O.
Pork firmer-26. OO@26.25. Lard firmer,
closing quiet-kettle 16la017. Whis.
key dull. Rice dull-Carolina 6l56711.
Sugar active. Coffee firm. Molasses in
fair request. Freights quiet. Money
unnsally easy on Governments. Ex-
change weaker, ut 8. Gold heavy, Mt
2O14(92Oas. Governments dull. South
ern's generally firm.
BALTIMORE. February 1O.--Cotton
24A. Flour dull and weak Wheat
firmer, and advanced 1c. Corn supply
I1ght,-white 95@9S; yellow 93G95.
Whiskey scarce. at 9S999.
C1Nc1SNAT1, February iO-.Corn is
dropping. at 70@72. Whiskey active, at
80. Provisions firmer. Pork 26 75M
27.OO. Shoulders 1917; sides 15la016.
Lard held higher-kettle 16916L.
LOUISVILLE, February lOgCorn o.
Mess pork 27.25. Shoulders 12aI; clear
sides 1614. Whiskey 93(994.
ST.. LOUIS, February 1O.-Corn heavy:
prime to fancy 7O@79. Whiskey "a.
New ORLEANS, February 1O..Cotton
easier, but not quotably iower-24LM
24la; sales 1850 bales; receipts 5,769.
Flour firm, ut 5.4O(05. 80; treble 600.
Corn quiet-mixed lO7ls; white 1.IO.
Pork 29.25@29.5O. Sugar firmer-
prime 124@12as. Gold 20as.
MOBILE, February 10.-Cotton in good
demand and closed firm, with sales of
l,8O0 bales middling 24(62411; re-
colpts 4O5 bales; exports 1892.
AUGUSTA, February 1O.-Cotton mar
ket opened firm, with fair demand, but
closed quiet; sales 55S bales; receipts
GO0-middling 23la@23ai.
SAVANNAH, February 1O-Sales Of
cotton 900 -middling 23ls; mar
ket active
CHARLESTON, February 1O.-Cotton in
moderate demand and steady; sales 400
bales-middlings 81 receipts ,O6S; cx-
ports coastwise AIT.
PARIS, February 1O.-The Bourse
closed tirm--rentes 73 and As. Bullion
decreased 1000, ,OO0f during the week.
LONDON, February 10 --Noon.-Consols
92la. Bonds S7ls.
HAvRE, February 10.-Cotton opened
qnlet-on spot 1873; ahoat 1867.
LIVERPOOL, February 1913 p. NJ
Cotton opened steady-uplands H.;
Orleans 115oM1134.
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New Law Books

rHNHE New York Code, with notes and deci
b1o D. sion; slons to 1868. Forms of Practice and
INieaaing Nn, IN Law and Equity, with reference to
New ioTk Code, by Abbott volumes. Whit
takers ia Practice and Pleading under New York
Code, &C., &c.-2 volumes. Tilinghast's and
SSnearmans Snex Vna Practice in Civil Actions, &c, in
Recoupment and Counter claim. Shearman
aad Redfeld on Negligence. Abbott Digest of
Law OF Corporations. Smith Probate Law.
Hediield on Law OF Wills. Blackwell on Tax
s t.ies, ana variety or other new Law Books,
for sale at publishers prices, at
Feb BRYAN IL moCARTER'S Books tore.
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STATE BoNDs.-The New York market
for South Carolina bonds is overstock-
Ell, and the holders of largo lots are
growing uneasy. Millions of them are
slowed away as collateral, and are un.
loaded as the market shows the least
elasticity. 1t is expected that the
sinking fund" bill will give the bonds
another hoist.
A prominent New York merchant.
.. N. Bostwick, firm of Bostwick {,
Co, dealers in hats and straw goods.
No. BOB Broadway committed suicide
on Friday last.
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For Sale.

For Sale
DLCKSON'S IJIPROVED COTTON SEED
KOWN from Seed purchased directly of
VI Mr.. David Dickson, in 1867. and "a ro;r,iu ~
preserved from mixing or adulteration uitT
other seed "i'H
will deliver the Seed sacked in oood oraox
at the Louisville Depot, South CaroIina 10 ~
road, at s2.00 per bushel, for any amount nm
der bushels, or at s1.5O per bushel. for all
amounts in excess of 5 bushels
A.. T. AMAKER, st. Matthew's, S. C.
l respectfully refer to the below named rem
for information touching the purity and supe
riority OF the Seed, to wit: Hon. II. j. Good.
wyn, DR.. A. r. Taber, Fort Motto P. M. Hon
ser, ser, ESQ., and Wm paulling, Esq, st. Mat
Captain f. Fl: W. Briggmann and W. b. HnIIcr I.'
ESQ, Orangcbnrg Court House all cf Orange
burg County, s. C.. Feb II 9mnt
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Domestic News.

New YORK, February 1O.-The steamer
Alaska has arrived, bringing $3.50. 900 in
treasure. Nicarauga advices report the
coffee crop an entire failure.
HARRISBURG, Pa, February 1O.-Goy.
Geary has vetoed the Metropolitan po-
lice bill.
RICHMOND, February 1O.-In the Le-
glslature, the House Judiciary Committee
reported adversely to o resolution, re-
ferred to it at the brief session in Octo-
Der, proposing the re-ratifcation of the
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments.
James Mcdonald was elected Secretary
Of State, and VIM. T. Taylor, First Au-
ditor.
An excursion party of twenty gentle
men, including several members of Con-
gress, arrived here this afternoon.
MONTGOMERY, February 1O--A special
session OF the United States District
Court will be convened here on the 14th
instant-Judge Busted presiding. AS
there seems to be probability that the
impeachment of Judge Busted is about
disposed of, there is much satisfaction
felt that the regular session of the court
will now be held without interruption.
NEW ORLEANS, February l0.-The
cotton factories of Keplingens & Col
lins were burned to-day; loss 500, 900.
Charles Merrifield perished in the
flames.
Two policemen were dangerously shot
by negro tonight; one policeman then
shot and seriously wounded the negro.
Private dispatches report the destruc-
. tlon of the business portion of the town
OF Port Gibson, Mississippi, including
the post Office and hotel.
CHARLESTON, February 1O.-Arrived-
steamer Prometheus, Philadelphia; schr.
Chase, Norfolk; schooner John Lynn
Contest, New York; bark Elliott Richie
Guanape, Coast OF Peru. Sailed
steamer Tennessee, New York; bark The
Queen. St. Johns, N. b.; schooner Ida
Richardson, Baltimore; schooner A. G.
Buckley, Nassau, N. P.
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The Due West Female Collage

~ THE Summer Session opens On
MA%A the hrst MONDAY in March, and
81 eSAli v closes second Thursday iii July.
Tuition and Boarding. including
X&/ rue Fuel and Washing, Iper session,
s. - $500. Music, piano, s24. French s..
The College was never more prosperous.
J. P. KENNEDY, Secretary Faculty.
Feb
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CARRIAGES

A NEW stocl. of ELEGANT LIGHT OAR
Assembly and Lady Streets. near the Poet at
ohce. All persons in any way intereeted are
invited to call and examine some of the finest
spechimens ep an ems OF design and workmanship that
bought right, and will be sold low, The styles
are the very latest-the quality t1nsurpassed
ana every effort will be made to afford lasting
saatisiactlon and pleasure to those extending
their patronage to the subscriber.
Jan q W. X. GREENFIELD.
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For Sale or Rent.
For Sale.

~, ALL that LOT of LAND, situated and
fW being IN the city Of Columbia, Oh the
80. :4. corner OF Richland and Assembly streets,
fronting go feet OH Richland street. and l07
feet on Assembly street. On the lot are two
cottage Dwellings, and good Well Of Water.
For further information, apply to
Feb 18* GEOREf, n 1OpC
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Crackers ! Crackers ~

kNoN the convenience of families, we have
Il H. n just received a supply of Fresh CRACK
r. EMS, escorted, in ten pound boxes, consisting
o., oa boston, Bntter, Cream, Egg, Milk and Pa
very convenient to house-kcepers.
rcD j. & 7. II. ACiNEW
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Groceries, Wines. Liouors &c

oioceiies, wines, Liquors, &c.
49, TIES, BACON, Clear r. Ribbedfw1 in
article Sides ssa and Sh0nders. choice q
IN IN barrels, kegs. lbs, and 10 lb. packages
o4oIee i9If Family Flour, in bbs and bags With
S.it !u'i assortment Of other grades. Liverpool
u C6is, halves, quarters and kits. SUGAR and
SC1OitfEE, OF all grades. TEAS, of all grades.
MOI ~ lasses--Muscovado. New Orleans and sugar
House ,Io Syrup. Tobacco and Segars. Soap; Can.
.ales' IN boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack
ers. Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiced Oysters, Sal
mon, mon, in cans and glass. Liquors-Choice old
Caoine.; tsx Monongaheia. Rye and Corn Whis-
MOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
SoHnd So;, Tubs, Pails, Churns, Buckets and Cans,
Nalis, or all sizes, Shot of all numbers. Cast,
ing, Pots. Ovens. Spiders, Skillets and Frvinc
Pans, of all sizes. '"S
:, All the above named with many other a,ti-
cies mas been recently purchased and selected
with care and will be sold low for cash. Give
us call; WELLS & CALDWELL,
Near the S. G. and G.. and C. Railroad Depot
next door to National Hotel. Oct IL
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Washtn1ton News.

WAsHNeToN. February 10.-It is blow.
ing a..perfect gale. =
Wilson, q Of Massachusetts,, several
other New EDglanders and three South.
ern Senators will vote for Bradley. His
confirmationisybecemin more probable.
There is no present doubt of Strongs
confirmation.
p. M.-The House is discussing the
Fenian prisoners. The Ways and
Means Committee heard the whiskey
deiegation in favor of extending the
time for bond; representing that 49,
NoO.OOC gallons are now in bond, and
VIII Snot be ready for market under
threasyears, and that the present pay
ment Of the tax would involve many
holders This view of the arguments
seemed to impress the committee fayora-
bly,.
In the House, Mr. Roots, of Arkansas,
introduced bill to encourage the es-
tablishment of line of steamers to
European ports and to ports of India,
China and Japan, and to promote emil
grafton to- the Southern States; which
was referred TO the Special Committee
on the Cauae Of Decline of American
Commence aud Ship Building.
In the Senate, many petitions were
presented fore emeval of disabilities. A
bill was introduced. withholding grants
tron any agricultural college which
makes distinctions on account of color.
In she Senate, the appropriation bill
TO supply deficiencies in the Navy Bu-
reaus,. was amended to read So, 600, 900,
passed and goes to the House for concur
renee. Mississippi was considered. The
debate was mainly devoted to personali.
ties. The question before the Senate is
on admission, pure and simple. Ad-
journed without action.
The President is quoted as saying that
the report OF an interview between him.
self and the radical Georgians, is incorrect
in some respects. The President con-
siders that the question of the Senators
belongs to Congress.
Lieut.. Garrison relieves Capt. Schi-
racine as bureau functionary ut Charles
ton.
Buffers bill, in addition to conditions
heretofore published, provides that the
removal of disabilities shall not effect
property lost, captured or DESTROYED bv
the army Of the United States. There is
also amendments, excluding army and
navy officers from the benefits OF the
bill. Terry and Sheridan are both at the
White House.
In the Supreme Court, the point was
argued to-day, whether the Government
is responsible for the value of property
when seized, or only for the amount re-
allied and in the Treasury.
Internal revenue receipts to-day SPIT
600. Customs receipts for the week
ending the 9th, trife over So, 900, 600.
The Secretary of State was interrogat-
ed, why the Spanish Government paid
certain claims in legal tenders, instead of
gold, as stipulated by the treaty of 1864.
Appropriations were resumed, and con-
tinued to adjournment.
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Notice.

"A LII persons indebted to the undersioned
"A must come forward and mako payment,
on or before the 25th instant, or their az,
counts will be placed in the hands of an attor.
ney Tor collection; and all holding claims will
present them at once. s. q. SPENGPRs = III
Feb 49, "a N-'C1h.
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Grafton.

TNHE Annual Grafton before the columbia
Il Debating Society" will he delivered by
Key Il. d. Smart, on FRIDAY EVENING.
I'm instant, at half-past7 o'clock, at the Hall
OF the Nickerson House. The public is re-
srcctfully invited to attend,
r. +. BEARD. Pres't- $. d. EPSTIN: Sec'y
FEB 10 .
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Valentines for February Ia

NE will opeu, THIS MORNING, select
W. lot OF VALENTINES. sentimental and
comic, just received from New York. Lace and
Embossed Envelopes, Nc., superior in rich
hess and cl.Sanccnf design.
Feb 10 ) DJ.FFIE II CJJ,p,IAN
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Flames! Pianos!! Pianos!!!
g. .s5;S7 JUST received from the Fac.
SFXT tory, and for sale at bargain, a
YfRS yymagniticent "A Octave PIANO
tohIE, OF superior finish and unsurpassed
IN tone. Also, an excellent second hand
flANo: Piano: :Fortes OF the most celebrated
makes furnished at manufactory prices
Pianos, Melodeons and Organs tuned and re-
palrsG In the most complete manner, on rea-
Sonaoie So: terms. VIM. II. ORCHARD,
Piano Forte Agency, corner of Bull and
nLonleuu streets. Jan &c
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Pure Dixon Cotton Seed.

Pure Dixon Cotton Seed.
WTE OFFER for sale busbaIs n;o,,.o.
Wv Cotton Seed, grown from seed obtained
from MIR. David Dickson, Oxford Ga. iast
spring, and Which Was selected by him for his
dented dry season, we gathered from Eoo 70
i,ooo pounds to the aere-making twenty-six
Price $500 per bushel
OXFORD, Ca, November 4. 1860.
10 certify that sold to Messrs. Richard
N;a UNeale q Son, of Columbia, s. c., some of nv
Dnpna,en Gnp1Se impTSved Cotton Seed FOR planting
what what they raised. Planters PURCHASING the
seed they raise may rely upon getting the
genuine Dickson Seed. DAVID DICKSoN.
we we are Mr: Dickson's Agents here, and will
ORDER Seed direct from Mr. Dickson. II desireI
r. rrice 80 90 from one to five bushels, or 81 90
for five and upwards. - w w
Jan 1G RICHARD O'NEALE SON
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IS 81 8 ;ER q 80
RAnaasrn MeSs.a.

PANS. Februafy 1O.-The city is
quiet :Alaarens, j. is reported, has fed
70 Belgium. The ball at the Tuiueries,
last night. was postponed on account Of
the disorders. The vigilance of the
Government is undated.
:. LoNDoN, February 10.-The English
government has declined to promise a
reduction of tobacco duties.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-25

A FIRST CLASS DEAD BEAT-Abou
ten days or two weeks ago, n well dressed
Intelligent stranger arrived in Paducah
! gave his name as General Hamilton, and
represented himself as an agent Of the
| Freedmen 5 educational bureau He formed
the acquaintance OF the city authorities,
and in the company Of tho mayor aud
other official digntarie, OF the town, visited
the colored schools. a few days after.
wards, he gave banquet to which lac in
vited quite number of the leading citi.
zcns Of faducah. The cos, of the banquet,
about $780, he paid promptly ON demand
and for short time thereafter General
Hamilton was man of no mean conse-
quence. During this interval, it happened,
we are informed, that tho Generals remit
lance. from Washington failed ~ arrive.
Having use Tor few hundred dollars he
employed his good credit He
borrowed $500 from teacher.
81 negro school, and various sums, rang.
ing from $40 to SO from sundry negro
men, giving his notes for the several
amounts, just as shrewd business maa
would be expected TO d.. lie also invest
ed largely in clothing, patronlz,ns some
Of the hrii-clsss establishment. b. the
amount Of $3.50; but to the proprietors Of
these he gave checks on the banks in, Cairo,
ia which he claimed 10 have as much
money a, an ordinary mortal could have
any use for. General Hamilton having
thus accumulated cash and clothing g. the
amour, Of 81 900 or $1,000, he was sud.
denly reminded that he bad little busi.
ness TO attend at Cairo. He wa, here,
ycs.ordsy had fine dinner with captain
H., and footed the bill like man.
Before separating from Captain H.,
however, he remarked that he wasa little
,hor. 81 funds, aud Captain II would
greatly Oblige him IL Ac would cash hun.
lrel dollar check on PaIucsh. Capt II.
Jbligei him, and whore now, is general
llsniltOh r Tie merchants and negroes
are ON vain hunt for that bank in Cairo
hat ha. got tho Generals money, and II,
asst accounts from Captain III. he had hot
been able 10 draw the money On the Gen.
,ral hundred dollar check on Paducah !
From these and other fact. Ia our poe. |
e,sion, We are disposed 70 believe that !
General Hamilton !, II "deal.bca, snd ,
! humbug. ah I
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Police IrENs.--Molle Jones, white,
and Caroline Williams, colored, were fined
So and costs, amounting to sls each, for
using offensive language and disturbing
the peace. Mollie paid, and Callie SOAK
cd her trunk.
Frank Phillips came in from Clear creek,
and concluded to have time Of it. He
invested about 50 in liquid inspira ion,
took possession Of the apple stand nea'
Whiaaker's drug store and composed I'm
self there for sleep. While thus ,om
posed he was gobbled by the police, I, nd
Bross fined him 50 and the trimmm ngs
Having no money, he was calaboosod.
John Campbell, eighty year, old, WAS
found hstess and whooping drunk, on the
levee yesterday, and fined and calaboosed
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-25

ORPHAN AsrLUn DosATioss.-The
donation party at the Orphan Asylum
Wednesday night, was no, very largely
attended, bu, the donation. formed y very
respectable aggregate. Among the items
we note barrel Of hour, line barrel Of APP
piles, three sacks and bushel Of potatoes,
ssven dollarsin cash, etc. As the number
Of inmates 10 not large, the contributions
will run the institu tion, or rather the pro-
vision department, several weeks.
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Tps LATE coAcEKr.-By Al oversight
which WAS detected at an hour too late 10
make the needful correction, our references
70 the literary feature q the late eoncsr,
Vas no. published. We rcgre; ,his as We
srsssured tha, one 81 the mos, enjoyable
features OF the entertainment va. .he
reading Of w. b. Giibort, Esar and Of Mr..
Davis, ofthe Sun. Mr.. GLIDER, road Pso's
Raven, and those in whose judgmen. Ne
csnhde, assure US tia. his reading was sur
psssingly good. Mr.. Davis read s.clsc.
ton from Tonnyson.
lSThe piano solo Of Mrs. ". r. Gilbert,
and the harp music by Ms. Earle were
also highly commended, but our reference
20 them, il seems, was confined 10 our man
u.cript
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TmE Central MEAT Market

TnE CESTRAL MEAT MARKET,-
Mc,,r,. Fred Kychlor X Co, Of the Cen
,r,, Mca, Market, desire il understood that
thy keep al kinds If meats, beef pork,
mutton, lhnb ana zeal; that they buy aud
slaughter tao hs,t and --latest animals
brought 20 this msykct; dress and serve
osi thc rncaI' in meat and cleanly man
nor AMI Deal with everybody fairly and
-iuHrc,y.
Market haskots OF customers delivered
tree Of charge 10 any part of the city.
Fresh sausage on sale every morning.
Euy your meats, then, at the Contra
Meat Market, near the corner Of Tenth
street, ON Washington avenue.
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