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pure and free from scrf 10 anchor firmly 10 the scalp 70
:
give usre TO preserve is color 10 quicken Its growth
improve its texture 10 make and keep what ought 70
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ing Tbs preparation has sustained an unparalleled a.d
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Died.

KISGaLEv.-In Brooklyn, on Saturday, March Ia,
EDWARD KINGSLEY, brother OF William q. Kings
ley, aged 32 yeaIs.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
[FOr other Deaths Eierenth Pd1e.l
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A.-For Moth Patches, Freckies and Tnns
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECkLE LOTION Dep0(
~ Bond street. New YORK. Sold by druggists every where
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A Cure Warranted,

An Old Nurse for CiiiI'rnp.-D.n't Fail tn
procure MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for chill
dren teetbin1
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In Ghronic Diseases of the Kidneys try Dr.
Juhn's Iiydrastin Compound remedy OF wonderful ell
and In considered incurar
bic Principal depo, - Fulton street Gold For sale
by drurgisty
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M E X | Q Q
Herald Special Report Via
Havana.
Congress COnvened---A Stormy Com.
menccment Of the Session.
Prospects Of Serious Trouble I'm
the Republic.
IslfcahRS TO THE NEW y0ag NEaAlD.
Cry OF MEXICO, March II, I

CRY OF MEXICO, March IL,
Via HAVANA, March Is, 1871.
The indications revealed by the opening Of
the extra session Of Congress, which convened
on tho 8th inst, show the existence Of pow
erful hostility to the President. Senor Lerdo
is pulling wires to endeavor to destroy Juarez,
and he is strongly backed up by Diaz Senior
Zamacona, chosen Speaker Of Congress, is a
Diaz partisan, and he was elected by coalition
with Lerdo. Ali the officers Of Congress have
been elected over those of the Juarez party
by eleven majority.
The opening address of Juarez was tame
and formal but Sefor Zamacoa's reply
scathing and determined, indicating a prose-
cution Of the impeachment programme. The
majority is determined that Jusrez shall not
use his position or the army Of the republic
for the purpose Of securing his reelection,
and insist upon Meja, the Secretary Of War,
and Romero, Secretary of the Treasury, leav-
ing the Cabinet.
There is rumor that Senor Mariscal, now
Minister to Washington, will be made Minister
of Foreign Relations, and that Suavedra, now
holding the portfolio of the government, will
assume that of Justice, with yallarta sue
cecding Suavedra.
The Congress promises to protect the army,
which is another way Of asking the army to
protect Congress.
The internal affairs of tho republic are in
very bad condition. The trouble in Guer-
zero continues, and the country between the
capital and the Pacific coast is infested with
robbers, making travel very dangerous.
President Juarcz, in his address, says that
the government protects foreigners but
herein he makes mistake; for fthe attempt
is made the people are sure to defeat the at
tempt thereby rendering the action of the
government Of no avail
Minister Nelson is at Orizaba.
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'sSainc Out, Far Suu.',-Ths senson ,o~
opened anpiconsy ana its chief event the l-oacon of
lNNOA's Spring style 1entcmcns Has has teen ,tfen,
ed with brilliant success. When you want sylsh an M
Futon street. = ~ =
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Earthquake.

LONDON, March 49, 1871.
slight shock OF earthquake was felt this morn,
ing IN tue northern portion Of England.
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Take Ayers Snrsapnriiia to Purify the
Blood onrge the humors, pnpes bo and sorea
which merely embems OF the rot.enness wishia.
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Asbestos EoGing.-Firsf Premium Awarded
by American Institute lsN IL w JOHNS, sole nanufso-
turer, IS W ilm street.
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Care Warranted.
DR.. GREGORY the worst os Rupture radt.
caily. Call an see aim. M. n; Broadway.
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sheet TmGitc.
substitute for el and yucanie >cts An8
can he irncd m lathe, cut out when soft, Ike horn or
moulded with heat does larnsh the metals: taxes a.
exquisite pSlsh; IL easily wOrsel; suitable for ew.y
buttons brush backs cut mountngs fancy art,css
generally, Adcress TIE rANIfE COMPANY, strouI.-
hure. ~N'SNN'-
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Bachelors Hair Dye topeeiuD as UsuuI

Clovcrine auprlants BenziJs, possessing
s offensive odor but all Its useful proper.i,s Pr,sa
zoe. AMI 25c II
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Lux. rious Flowing Uair.-;'hemicni Analy.
ais has sstisne! the anxious yorll that CHEvAtIHRS
LIFE FOR THE HAIR Contains the on'y Vegetable
stance known y restore hair stop s falling aud
creas
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electrical Treatment For Acute and Chronic
Disease by DR.. CHAMBERLAIN, No. West Fourte enth st.
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! All Perfect Fitting Boots, Shoes, fsaitors and
| sLlPPERS, at +. A. BROOKS, 575 Broadway
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A.-FOr Stylish and Elegant spring Hat
call on DoUGAN, l02 Nassau, corner OF Ann straeA
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Our BrooltIyn Patrons W

Manhsitan Plate Gcmrnny. ~ John Street,
offer PLATED WARE, TABLE CUTLERY &C. at popu
Iarp prl
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A.-SofIei H5ets md shoes selling at Half
price at E. A. BROOKS 575 Broadway.
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DIR. Jrl,hE's Hydrgvt3H Compound Acts as n
general onic while cradicals functional anic disease
of the kidneys,
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A.-SiaDnpcrfpg Cnrad by DR.. N. A. Moses.
O1ce 6s7 Broadway, New York. No. g, hrst door
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Zoe tT.ifc-Rcnewins), Elnio,s tOiil, Zoeiaion
Lie Rsnewin. OH, for blood sni .kn diseases wholesale
AokUAN 4 kISLtI. " AREA syVeS i
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
. 2ol Droadwty, c0rasr Murray t.r ,,.
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sheet Turtle.

RELIEF arG HeaIth 20 Your Childreu- Mrs,
WINSLOM's SOOiuING sYRUP tor children.
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UiagI0nfa Bon Int "a nd Said.
GEO. G. ALLEN, 5I3 Broadway, ncr St. Nicholas Hotel
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Chsmpagnes.
A vel assorted iayoice oil these superior Wtnsx
just received and for sale
with all urst class dealers in wines here.
ANTHONY OECHS,
Soc Agent in the United s;at9s
NRw YORK March 8, 1871.
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A.-Haznrd s. CaswelPs Cod Liver OH Il
the best
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N1oet & Chandon Chn,apagnes,

DRY SILLERy,
vERZENAY
WIN IMPERIAL fGreen Seai .
DRY IMPERIAL.
for sale by all frs; class dealers In wines In this ety.
ANTHONY OEClfJ
Sole Agent in the United Sta,eA
NEW YoEl March IL. 1871.
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,orld-wide popularity for .he past altsen years.
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OBITUARY.

DIED. on Friday March 9th, ANNIE, aged I've and .
half wears and on Tuesday, 18th, ADA COklNSE'
children Of Charles g. and Jennie I. Bush.
Death found strange beauty on that cheru6 cro%
And dashed it out But there beamed srnile ~ ns"
Death gased and left it there; he dared not steal
The signet ring Of heaven.
Annie was strikingy beautiful The presence OF inc
little cherub difused sunbeams all around Sucn OK
ousite chdsh grace is not always tho index Oh Fch
qualities Of the mind and heart but here there was
an intelligence that foreshadowed brilliant SUBJECT
for cultures and the docty and aectionase CON
sderateness Of her character FULFILLED too surely s LII
/ to mission Of being ardently loved.
kShe was happy-epjoying life as chnd-letting nome
Of its charms pass unobserved. But DEATH In nus sol
time gathered tho cherished one-around whose hfs
clustered hopes and affections, which parents near''
| alone may know. .
Ada Cornne the dear baby sister, might in time ois
pei the shadow that this grief and disappointent nas
cast over the household No warning them OF the oou
bic grief 90 soon to overwhelm the Sorrowful tiends
It cana with greater suddenness than the nrs'
| and Ada Corinne passed away from tho region wner
love had no power to retain its own.
An that can be summed up of consolation eren ner
Ubere the happy voices hushed, IL found In Tn
words of our Blessed Saviour, For Of such Is the king
dom Of heaven"
To the bereayed parents, again;
"Be their names uttered, be their memory spread-
1 Yet round tho place they never more may MI
All il not over with earth's broken tie, 49,, =,
Where, where should sisters love II. not on hAsn
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banner Of the Branch were solemnly bless
ed in st. John's Church, by Father Jere-
miah Moynihan.
Branch No. 5.--The doors Of the Louis
lana Hotel were thrown open to Branch NO.
S, by the hospitable proprietor, Mr. hoDert
E. Diamond, upon whom the ASSOCIATION
had conferred the baton Of Marshal. II 9
we'll loaded table was an inducement TO the
members to indulge in the repast, there
certainly was no enticement lacking.
The. following toasts were drank ana
responded to .sThe day we celebrate, }" res
pended to by Mr.. VIM. o'Meallie. "branci
No. S. Hibernian Benevolent and Mutual
Aid Association" responded to by MT: :
Harnan, President. "Our Host" respond
ed to by DR.. j. J. Reilly.
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Itenmun,oased.I

L q
MErAIRIE RIDGE CEMETERIEs.-Of late,
in all our cities, great attention has been
given to the laying-out, decoration and
keeping in proper order new cemeteries.
This custom has no doubt arisen in part
in this country from the taste ana
facilities which our people enjoy OF Wait
ing Catholic countries, where the beautiui
custom of decorating the graves OF depaft-
| ed relatives prevails. But the prlnclpal
reason is the great increase OF Catholics
and Catholic customs among us. we are
glad, then, to see this custom extending
among us. Among the group OF cemeteries
on the Metairie Ridge, St. Patrick's Is the
one in which nearly all our worthy Arlsn
Catholic families have near and dear rela-
tives resting, but until very lately very
little or nothing had been done for It's iisa-
provement. This, as we have before IN
formed our readers, has been undertaken
by a committee of the lot owners, with the
J, sanction and approval of the respected
Rector of st. Patrick's Church.
/ We visited the cemetery on Wednesday,
t and found men putting up new 1ence'
cutting down large trees that cucumber tne
8 grounds, and removing the sextons marble
r works and material from the banquette, 80
that in short time we expect to see TINS
. fine cemetery in good condition. we
found Mr.. G. Cronan, one of the committee
with his coat off, assisting. He informed
l. us that he had been there from seven IN
= the morning. He took lady to look at
= love memento. that has been hung In a
small frame on limb of the great oak In
n The centre. She was not satisfied until II
Of was taken down for her to copy. We have
in been informed that about $l7OO has beer
subscribed by about $50 of the lot owners
a, leaving about 400 that baye not yet SUB
IN scribed. The committee think that the.
40 will require at least $25OO for the presen
contemplated imhroHsaasnts, but the NOR
st. that is subscribed the better the improve
er uaeuts will be made. For instance, ther
to are forty bridges required for the crossing
of the avenues, castasfon ones could
ng put down for about s5Ot, but the committe
1873 are unwilling to order them until additions
ed funds are subscribed. We trust, therefor'
that our readers who are Dot ownersIan
IN we have lots of them-wiH subscribe hpe'
4 a ally and pay promptly.
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The world is full Of croakers: They COM
oat AZ the sothful and the lazy when In reality
their own broad and INDECENT should bear the
mons Look ct oNeell = dieason They waste not
thr Goods tstsfliy and advertse In the STAR Judci
onslv And what the RESULT Crowds Of ladies' ocou.
VA. .cTe and baTduetee in front, al haDds a.
bav ss bees he smile Of thrift bcas ON every counte
1.nc andin ne there n no time fog even the thought
70 Sard tses In the vicinage IL 2C5 Canal street.
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DIED {:

March 10, 1871, at st. Josephs Academy. near EN-
,,ett.burc. Md, SISTER CARMELITE, daughter Of
the late Judge Winchester and Carmehte Constant
of Louisiana.
BOWLER NJ D.. . native of Ohio county, Va, in hil
sixty first year.
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DENT1srRY.-G. J. Friedrich,s, surgeon o Gu
cessnI the dental art with aa me
rendered his hand uneHring and his judgment osS N
can rely receiving from tho doctor
most valuable services.
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WArcHEs.-E. Tyler, lis Canal street, mas
just received fresh 70 his
those Of Charles E. Jacot Alfred Gerard DAVID Dc AAk
min Henry Hoffman, and 7. Russell d Sons.
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MARRIED:

On Thursday, March IS. 1871, In holy TRINITY eaae
- .onbsrd Tbeyis. Mr.. JOHN JACOBS, OF New
o,,eons 70 Miss JULIA SANDERS of Louisville, Z y
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JACOB OFT,
164 Delord Street, near Tivoh Circle.

Iobbinr done with dispatch. Prompt and personSl
attention. given to general repairs Of sores and aMe
inga. Cisterns made and repaired:
Srders LETT at shop Box 223 Mechanics E5cn
10 Union 81. promptly attended 70. nhs u Ay'P
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The members of st. Augustus Literary Asso
citation win by notice elsewhere that meeo's
called for this evening.
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Morning. Star and Cathohc Messenger.
new ORLEANS. SUNDAY, MACH 10. is7i.

NEW oRLEANS. SUNDAY, 1ARCH ~. isn. N
10 ;nv;ted cuesta ~ the As.ocistion. were
,.o T., .++.rSorca .wor9 whom wa noticed /,
= num.;nn ana rn,;an M;cha,. Fac. S
g. 80 ;.an,..a q, .o,,. of .,,a AT. r
!, ~. ,":s -. 1905 80 T., order h
~ ~ e. 80 --ano.ad -. % cour.a- lsrbe
20 f 1...s :. h.p.v
~ We T..ssa -. :, II. .,,,eat.
s.no1 .a. " M 49,. = or
INC xAsSooi"'.on. = - 49,,
Pr our invi'eu 0aos's' $500. !,
'q'' VI 'n1 e0Aa 80 | - hitch
pm, was calleu upon - lespo Iohr
a.o ~ ve-S ne S.,,.s .rr.r - res.
rnein, 14sI: we" -. .arr,.r +oast.
mo 70 .ne ...11 n 80. 49, "a Mutual
Ane nioe.A. ,S :. pei.
20 Aasocaasaon NJ $40 80. r,.,...;.,
ens OF Enc oen..a' Io.1 Z. s.l - .na..h
lssocAalaon' >u1 ~ s.o = -.-.. -
RESPONSE W sno .oss' 49, 81
aer " 'a9 .op' -. 80 h.n
osan $500 NJ
10 ue. poss o..-. = 81. 80
tain,y uiu 1-ss1'o ~ '''o ~''
an eics<'"' u'nusss
Branch No. 2 continued tnear march
wn town until they arrived az tne fesl-
nee of Edward Sweeney Esq, ON u1ea'-
en street, where plentiful hoatlon was
md ready to comfort them alcer sneir ~
guing march. Thence the memDers TO
hrned to their headquarters az St' Ie'oi .
Parish, to attend roA-can. nero was
bund that sumptuOus repass hA9 ocon
fovided, and, after Few Pieh.nin"1.e''
be members, with their lnviseo g"eS'''
roceeded to terminate the Gay IN . manner
yell suited to appetites sharpenea Dy
bong march. We Observed among the ia'-
Ter Rev. Fathers Jeremiah and Cornehus
1Moynihan and Tuohey, Thos. Marley, Esq
bIr. Dimitry, Of the Times, Capt. HUME.
land Peter Marley, Esq. Inc greases'
credit is due to the accomplished resSaura-
teur who prepared the dinner, LOT sne per-
feet success which he achieved.
After the introduction of several huge
bowls of punch, toasts and speeches. %,
came the order of the day. 10 the nrs'
toast " the day we celebrate" hev. 1ele'
.miah Moynihan responded, expressing '"'
highest satisfaction at the brilliant manner
in which the celebration had been accom- !,
plished, and especially the manner In "ni''
nationality and religion had been comoine'
by the visit to St. Patrick's Church. In
invited guests being toasted, Ihos. Mar
key, Esq, rose to his feet in response
with several pleasant and timely aiusion'
; Father Cornelius Moynihan delivered
= short address after the toast to the cierg!
in which he declared the readiness OF
order to sympashize with the peopie al
~ shaRe with them in all their unoer'ahin'
and spursuits. He concluded with we
merited compliment to the secular press
New Orleans, declaring that 1t was Pr
eminent among its compeers OF TINS coa
4 try, and, indeed, unequaied anywhere
its fairness and unprejudiceo zone upon
religious question. His pointed anusp
brought forth, in reply, Mr. John Dimis y
of the Times, who entertained the asse". =
for some moments WIN elegant 'lious'
and expressions. IL ID "iSh gFe@' ies
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DR. HUNTER
CONS MPTIoN.

ho :ass1s s:,.s e = 1900 81 oa every
ae s; ss.s ~ ss.a s E ::
.aa IT,
ass !. ..sss: so@a s T.
ga ss I'D ind sS.' a @ss
in sSs ~ s Ss % ens
svsiS sSs sssasa
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Ss sns. ases
o those among your imnsa.ss, rsssyss nns
sas ..t .ss r. sa%
s.s ss g 4as
treated scarcely worthy q ncscs their s4
ns % as sSsr
ash ass ssz
sunFroH would have .Maksns0 . s1e sa
shsy hsxs 70 reeve
:s
have become " sresnr and
saas ass o.
ss.' he
within nis II
q 1 sas
i, SS unable Il s. t. 70 es
shore deny the merits bscauss = w
sss II :zsa ssss1
and w. ssossn e
in the pride q his sSln n ali
her Sash love upon ssT %a aas
Il II oss
ss ~
IN Fl, e. ,i IL sss ana
are supplied with tho life the wife who
% % s
Of yoa ss
s y s
Wv
IN
mot psn the the
Appealing not t. blind
*
the merits and OF Of shese Of
an he ~ yet bear to the
olive branch OF promise. ,,,7srEp
l65 Canal street.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1s, 1871.
l Nore.-Drs. r. K B. HUNTER devote their entire
t attention to the treatment of all Diseases Oh 'he
o THROAT, LUNGS and HEART anu can 70 soI 1s',s
at their Office l6s Canal street. daily from TO tSah
DAVIS to 49, and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
}, evenings from 6 to O'clock ~ =
= CHINA AND JAPAN GOODS Tson AUCTIONS
1
waIave now in store and for sale low great varet,
Of articles of
- Chinese and Japanese Manufacture,
,e boaght at York and New Orleans Auctions such
,e SILKS ifoprrss, x.rr,sas.
a BRASELMAN & ADAMS.
. CASH DEALERS
$50 and 500. -. MAGAZINE STREET .ssS and 81
mb1e1t Corner st. Andrew street.
n r MEN. LINEN. LINEN
she LINEN GOODS of every description aud at popula
aed ONEILL g. GLEASONs,.
LINEN WAREHOUSE,
-, -,,,o,t ao5 Canal street.
: is xTATcHEs WATCHES. -wATcHE
Just received. a large invoice of the Celebrated
rch, WAT @ HE'S
Ky. Chas E Jacot, Chaux de Fonds,
Alfred Gerard.
David j. Magnin, Geneva,
EN-. Henry Hoffman,. Loele.
Il of Thos. Russell &c Sons, London.
tant. sols Agent for the above Watches,
mb,s etsp E. A. TYLER IFS Canal stree
TON ON SILK GRENADINES.
ALL CoLoRs AND PATTERNS.
md
Al O'NEILL 81 GLEASON's,
w
fixed
LINEN WAREHOUSE,
Of the rah1s It 2oa Canal SUI
Oh ex' CANVAS GRENADINES
Z rich ~ -
Q was beautiful assortment OF BLACK ana 1ray 80
INFECT GRENADINES. Also. CHENE GhENADANSo'
% con- JOS MLL.En J4 4.a,..,b;
its lit srrif ~ Mrm m s.0PsETS uhli
mona ~ j. ERIE RIcHs
his cot DENTAL, SURGEON,
90 life :
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II
: h.v. inst oopp,s..d q ssosr e spRMa AZ
yu1n6ER DRY GOODS which - now - sxesnelSs
md botssr selected stock tAaa any y b ssaA u -
city.
sprscue ind MssRiunaek cALIC0eI Ios pr ysra.
1914 Nonadaoek SHEETING. $50 pr yszd.
Fine Drawer LINEN. <0o psr yard.
, LINEN CHECK, SOC. pse yard.
White Pure LINEN, - yards for %.
Fine Russian CRASH, l5s per yard.
rIns4anen NETTING, 200 par yard.
Cotton DIAPZxs, u yarda for - o. s4g
Fine MUsf.nxS, SOC. Per yard.
Fine BAKRGES, lse Per yard.
rYue NozAaxB1QUEs. 700 per yard
Fine Linen LAWNS, $50 per yard. i is
Ftne sati, striped PIQUES, ct 400 Per yard
EXTRA Heavy Black Lyons SILK, y yard. oftA as.
LACE sHAWLs-LACE sHAwL&
Ladies' win do we'll to remember the name ana shs
place. JOHN MILLKR,
mhiois sJACKsoN STREET. Cor. Ieno1g.soo.-@
DRY GOODS ' DsA us,aAs
We have just received complete Assorsnsasee
SPRING GOODS comprising
| Lisie Thread PoPLIHA
White and Buzz PIQUES,
| Plain Checked and Striped NAINSooKA
| Lace sHAwLs, Robbinet BARS. ToWELS. etc.
All of which We arc Offering At worry low hsures.
/ CAYLAT g. FLYNN,
| s7s ..MAGAzINE STREET ........-....s7e
mhloIt Near St. Andrew street.
i TESTIMONIAL TO TIE
RiNoEN WASHER.
u Cosvxrr sAcaxp HHAxr, NArcHrrocHHs.
ve,n use the RINGEN WASHING AACHIME.
and with pleasure recommend ~ az ave- m1ca ss"0
and labor. ~ DnAAoo' SNF'
Every RrNGEN WASHER is guaranteed 70 give
satsfacton or your money refunded in null Soils ny
H. HALLER, 10 Camp street.
Sole Agent for Louisiana Te1as sId MsMsvRe
milo 3m5p 3#Es
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| Jndianapolis hotel, blew out the gas An
Irish porter, attracted by the odor, saved
their lives, and the happy bridegroom gave
him dollar.
} Angelina Lippincott Of New York re-
covered $4,000 from James Niblo Tor the
+ killing of her husband by blast. 1t is an
III wind that blows nobody good. Here It
. was O blast"
+ A magician has becn bound over for trial
. in Springfield, H., under the civil rights
Q hill. for refusing to admit negro to the
narouet at his exhibition, after he had pur-
y chased ticket. The gallery he spurned'
Edwin Forrest, now sixty-five, began MS
n dramatic career at twelve, in feminine parts
n at the South street Theatre, Philadelphia
" His first regular engagement was at the ole
r: Camp street Theatre, in this city, under
70 James II. Caldwell.
=. The Herald of Health says fifteen hun
bred doctors are turned out every year .!
the colleges of the country, ana ADDS
OF OF I" Take of those attending the Bellevu
hospital about dozen of the best of them
and the remainder are dirty, ill-mannered
m rowdyish set of fellows, who will never q
r, any good, and may do vast deal OF harm'
The following is goipg the rounds of til
Northern press: "Judge Alexander Wake
M 49, ~ w. ORLEANS Times has bee
the now OF tne NC" OAA =,
lily oornocfad with the press of that city tniri
the COnAO@NN "N" e. - l..
ser. xaora and has seen IN MS Lln1o HUI 10
out than twenty newspapers die Of poverty
. aS1. For the truth of history we ought to
, q told what part he took in their untime
'sns taking OF.
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A SAVINGS BANK,

and attention is called to the fact tba
the safety of these deposits, as well as
all Others, are guaranteed by the whole
capital of the Bank No safer mode OF
Temporary investment is offered to, the
public than this-the deposits being pay
able on demand, or on short notice. De,
posits of any amount received either in
currency or coin, and payable in the
same. Interest will be paid at the end
of each six months, SHOULD deposits re-
main beyond that length of time. . -. .
Columbia, s.. c., January %, 1871:
Feb. 8, 1871, 41-3m l}i - - '''.' ,...,
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COTTON FOR e IA No.-
$1,000 Premium

WE propose selling limited quantity
w of our Guano for Middling Cot
ton, at Is cts, delivered at planters near
est depot, by 1st November next. g..
We also offer the magnificent premium
of $1,000 for the best yield from our Gu
amos. 49,. -. ...-.......
For particulars apply to our nearest
agent, or address us for circular. ...
WILCOX, GIBBS & CO., -
Importers and Dealers in Guanos,
Charleston, 8. c., Savannah & Augusta,
Ga. [Feb II, 1871 45, Sm
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GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE

COLUMBIA, s. c., March /, 1870. Pc.
ON and after the following. Schedule
will be daily, Sunday excepted, run con-
Meeting with Night Trains on South Car
olina Road, up and down, and with
Night Train ON Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Road going South: