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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-08

-; Good Things. il & IA.
ID Ah1SAY'B Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir
10 Robert Burnett'e Old Tom Gin, Otard,
Dupuy, Cognao Brandy Duff Gordon'a Pale
sherry, South.side Madeira Wine, London
Dock Fort Wine, Hibbert'B> London Porter,
McEwens Scotch Ale. The above direct from
tho importers and warranted pure. v y -
I For sale by EDWARD HOPE. .
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-08
Private Boarding.

Private Boarding.
M RS. 8. J. WYATT informs her friends
1Xl and the public in general, that she has
opened PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, on
Plain stroet, near Bull. The honse is large
and Airy, and guests may expect the comforts
OF nome. Maya
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
A STRUGGLE FOR A LOCOMOTIVE.

From The Jacksonville lFid) Union July ~.
On Thursday last, United States Marshal
COnant, armed with an execution against the Florida
Railroad Company in favor OF D. Callahan OF savannah
the property Of the Company. When the train from
Cedar Keys to Fernandna arrived at Baldwin, about
train. At the earnest request OF the conductor,
sCG Be S for @' afs sS he e a' s
Marshal consented TO allow the locomotive to take
had upon the engine as keeper took seat in the car
and the train moved on. Before leaving Baldwin the
road authorities OF the seizure When the train arrived
within half mile of the switch, where side track
nandina a fire was discovered burning upon the track
and the train stopped Mr. Taylor, the master mechanic
taking charge, the train up 10 the switch nncOuped
the engine, and leaving the tram standing upon the
main track the engine on TO the side track where,
the spikes having been previously pulled out, the rails
spread and the engine ran into the ditch. Another en-
gine then backed down the main track and took the
Marshal Ccnant and Mr. Callahan being left to their
reflections and being satisfied that the locomotive was
in perfectly safe TOO safe for them
where they procured the assistance OF Sheriff Hazen and
gang OF men, and returning 10 the switch worked IN
the mud ana wafer 9nti III t ,b ,nG ne1t morning,
upon the track This being done the Marshal proposed
The regular down train from FernaDdna to push il back
10 Baldwin The railroad officials, however, were evil
IDENTITY watching the progress OF events event and not to be
hour ahead Of time, and passed the switch before the
gine was then sent down, and a party OF workmen
began pulling up the track making II impos-
sble for the Marshas engine 10 proceed The Marshal
being thus again euchred set his men to work and pulled
up portion Of the track before and behlnd the Com
pany's engine. The Hon ID. L. Yulee President OF the
road procured writ, and sent sheriff azeh 10 arrest
the Marshal but the Marshal declined 10 DE arrested,
and procured squad OF marines from tue revenue cut
ter he placed thfm guard the captured engine
and started for Jacksonville on the NICK King AZ INC
time President Yulee also started on special
train for Jacksonville. and on his arrival applied 10
Judge Long for warrant TO arrest Marshal Conhht Dut
Judge Long declined to interfere. Marshal Cohaht on
bis arrival applied ~ United States Commissioner Kob-
iDsOn, and obtained warrants against President 1uee
Superintendent Hood, and Mr. Taylor, and these gentle
men were arrested. Their examination takes place DO
fore C0nplssigDer Robinson " nOTrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

Macon City, Kansas City, Lexington, st. Charles. and
Hermann. or these, "a are Joint stock companies IL arc
pns all SEsp SSd Edpt c y the joint stock
panes, cOnne themselves exclusively 10 ne lhtnhnee
0nS = limited to inland aTne SeSn S save we
one the Kansas CITY FIRE and Marine n me s9i Io
nent OF their condition at tho close OF the last hscaye
as required by law ana the rs{arns therciOfe afe co
The Joint companies represent paid mp capital
Of aud capital stock notes amounting 10 niue
In round numbers at 100000 Under the ruling OF the
department to the amount which should DC reserved
reinsurance fund.- these companies present In the
aggregate no surplus over capital. several eohpanes
show an impairment OF capital, ana III Two OF lneI ne
each OF them nonee was served rePgi66 Pea 6o,is. @
capital TO he made whole WITHIN t hayssi
a a to was complied s unmpare Tn TRS su penteHd PERI
ent calls attention to defect IN the law whlch neces
that no iOintstock company shan commence business
with less capital than 100000 bnt provides that only
100000 Of this need be paid n and the remainder may
pany may call it's capital s2OOOOO Onehalf OF when sum
need not be subscribed; or company may declare
twentieth Of that sum fairly under its control, employed
In aud devoted to its business while nneteeiWehte,ns
in other pursuits. He recommends an Amendment "hlch
that the whole capital whatever It may be- shall be fully
paid in and held invested or loaned III manner clearly
The mutual companies arc uniform in the leading fea
lures Of their system OF business their members consist
OF the insured whose premium notes ior sums ~ Heta G
risk constitute the assets OF the company These notes
assessed per at the beginning and are Liable
to subsequent assessments during the continuance OF
the policy TO meet the losses ana expenses OF inc CON-
pany. These declared by the charter or the
company 10 be liens on the property insured The Sc
verify OF the present law forbds the formation OF new
companies of this class and all those fraudulent organ
zations formed on the mutual plan to obtain money
without giving equivalent in return have Disappeared
under the operations of the present law. table gwen
in the report shows that risks written in the state by out
side companies during the past year amounted TO sg
357 OST the gross premiums thereon, s0559 ana the
incurred 954 The risks written by the joint
stock fire and marine home companies during the last
year amounted to Sl2i472,32i; the premiums s32U1;
and the losses s74G33 Under the head OF fire, there
were risks s5l,si5G36 premiums S6sI,S9o; and losses,
S1OCG4 and under the head Of marine aud inland there
were. risks s7259CGss; premiums S64 694 and Losses,
4J5J49.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
TIE COURTS.
JUST THE MAN TO BE LOCKED UP.

JUST THE MAN TO BE LOCKED UP
In the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday,
James Cusck, notorious pugilist and politician of the
Eighth Ward brought before Judge CarOzo and his
release on bail asked for Cusiek arrested the 5th
Of June last elOnious assault upon Assistant Alder
man Isaac Robinson, and taken before Assistant Alder
man Mitchell, who then holding Court in place
of the regular magistrate, The affidavit upon which the
arrest made states in substance that James Cusck
entered Canarys stables. in Mercer-st below Spring,
on the previous evening, and sappng Robinson on the
side OF the head with one hand, held large knife in
dangerous proximity to the Alderman throat with the
other and Said would give SlO0 TO kill you Tonight
Tie Alderman escaped before Cusck could put his threat
into execution and had the latter arrested aud Alder
man Mitchell held him in default OF $1,000 bail for trial
This amount was afterward reduced to sl,Mo and
Cuscks counsel yesterday offered the bail and asked for
his client release. The Court at first refused To enter
tain the notion and referred the counsel 10 the mags
trate who had committed the prisoner. The District
Attorney opposed the motion on the ground that The
prisoner release would probably lead to another sedek
case as Cusck had sworn to have the Alderman me-
The prisoners counsel stated that is impossible to take
his client before Alderman Mitchell, who il now out'of
town and further the matter is entirely removed from
the Jurisdiction of the committing Court as the prisoner
has been indicted and tue papers are WIN the District
Attorney Decision reserved
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
LEASE OF THE PUBLIC MARKETS.

The Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund re-
ceved yesterday, the following proposals for the
ket property in this city:
jefferson MarketPer year. for ten or twenty years
ease-David b. Reed, S 1900 Hewlett ODe $1,000; The
odore Allen, $780, Joseph r. Reed $500; H. Twootes
berry, $12 600; ID. w. Balm, s1J,500
Tompkins Market Per year. for ten years lease Of
market Hoor-Iienry Marshall Co., 5000.
Esser Marke-Per year, for ten years lease OF the
basement and the first floor Edward Wech $500 80.
Franklin MdrkCt-Per year, for ten years lease
watts, Parker Il Co., 81 l5O0 for five years lease Mi
chael Carey, 200.
No bids having been received for Center and Union
Markets, the Controller was authorized to extend the
time for receiving proposals for the same including also
the Eighteenth Ward Markets, until Aug. l5
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Jobn Henry Wesley Wells, charged with passing a
,oap,erlet 5 b was dschasd yesterday BY Commissioner Shields
At the Essex Market Police Court, James Drew
charge OF teahng NAch Worm slvV
from William T. Of No lJ6 NOriolssi
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court, William
vi .s committed YESTERDAY for robbng Thomas King No 3
a. Of a. 30 and jewels King intoxicated Monday
night and falling ,.eep Woods saloon was robbed b, the proprietor
~ tsne ,refvard his possession Max Lew Of No
"a and Lo PrsseE, Of no 70 Grand keepers Of house,
,.Te released signing bonds appear for trial
session, The IS inmates " their houses committed
~, James Mcintyre Of Philadelphia age IL and Joseph
. ~ ao Woo.e At age 2B o breaking into stephen
Bossrs .iorr No Twelfth and stealing eoois wotl $50
sn,.d Johp Collins for robbBg Abraham r. Hopper Of
,Ilss, 500 Nov. 3 1870 in the house No at
Michael MeCsy complaint Of the Society for the Pre-
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM SAvANEAlf-n steamship Magnolia july b.W, H. roy
Ray ehu II. L. Barnett l. shaher MS Paidoa > g
a. McKenns, D. w. Davis Mrs f. Agam1nte
and servant children and servant Mrs
d two children and servant Miss Bond Miss AgamOne and serv-
p. Walsh. Mn Walsh Mrs MARKHAM Miss walsh, H. hq
ledge s. Jones. L. Falk Mrs l.. Falk T. G. Eyeson, W H.
Daniel saonon Major W Reid L. L. Cuter Fust aud
Mr. Boshaw Mrs Bosha9 A. Barnett Ms f. L. Wesss Mrs r L.
Bates Mr. Macomber MacOmber and child Miss Fleming Mrs
Munger child Mrs Laeomb and children Mrs 81 DGieh
boer and chill Can't d. wife and children M ss r. Ashb
MIR. Bos and chbren Col Kelly John b. Lowell NJ Baer
SNOW John Montgomery e Watson, NJ Ogood pr Houston y
Stern d. Qninan Miss G. Agamonte Mrs James wilson, Mrs Be-
mon and children Miss Hart Miss Cornell Mr. Mage T. hAgee
L. Berse Mrs Remmeaui J. L. CARRIER Rand. o. b. Rnrne
L. Gachuns Hodnsn Mrs Rand H. H. Rice, L. L1ht@ugn anl VIE
H. Gorhain, h. A. Schwartz.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
DFCIaIONS-JULY 26.

o.ur.r, Couyt-Chambrs-B Judge Csrdozo.-
natter Of petition Of Jane aa,ph for The e9soy o. her es
RasasA Murphy-wnt dsnssed h.shy E in
@ tr dss can be levied on real eAs Dew.
,epor confirmed Taylor sgt wsbb-inuns'lon con
a ,ubttu.ng trustee Of and under the uss
unned a jin LLOYD deeeacd In The place aud stead Of
asss Wtts-Mnorsd for counsel In u. ease ei yos.
Auguo III, ssp, In Special Sessions the ~n OF hsbss cor
@ seissd and te prisoner vac nsndtd 10 he case o 'css
Kelly charged With p.u. r smspansn and the hearing
Magistrates return vas seh' ps'' ''' ' 49, -
adjourned 70 The zsth
Comuou Pleas Special Tsrm-By Judge Robinson
"a PnAss-Rtpeh u r'Sss' W" 'hSs"S"" ~ ~"
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
TIE PUBLIC HEALTH.

OFFAL NUIsANCEs-DMINIsHED WEEKLY NOR
TALITY-SMALL PoX DYING OUT.
In answer to the complaints of the Mayor
and Common Council Of HobOken that Offdl from the
slaughter houses Of this city noated ashore at various
points along the Hoboken water front the Sanitary
Committee of the Board OF Health at the meeting of the
Board yesterday, reported that the ofa from the
slaughterhouses III this city is carried to rendering
dock. They recommend that the complaints be more
definite and promise that II the abuse Is found to exist
in this city, remedy will be applied. copy of the
port the Committee ordered to be sent to Mayor
Hail. On motion of Health-0ficer CarnOchan the mat
ter was referred to the Committee on Laws and Ori
nances look up law said to be in existence, which
provides for proper officer to supervise such matters
The Sanitary Committee desired TO be relieved from the
consideration Of petition Of citizens concerning the re-
moval of fatmetng and hide-salting establishments III
the city, considering that such matters beyond the
control Of the Board such places cannot be removed
beyond the city limits without legislative action. The
same Committee reported in favor Of keeping the Offices
for burial permits open from 0 a. TO ,. M on Sun
days. Adopted.
Sanitary Inspector Morris empowered TO give
leave OF absence Health Inspectors and Assistants
period exceeding two weeks. and no more than
three be absent at time during the months or
August September, and October. The Sanitary In
spector submitted the following comparative statement
contaous diseases reported for the two weeks ending
July u:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
THE DECATUR NATIONAL BANK CASE.

To he LdifOr or INC IFtUUHt
SIR: You publish in your paper of the 25th
inst report of my upon an indictment obtained
In Illinois charging against the officers of the First Ma
tiona Bank Of Decatur in that State certain fraudulent
transactions and you add that after the Indictment was
found lef, for the East The indictment alleges the
acts complained OF have been committed In the latter
mart OF tie wear 1869 ceased TO have any connection
with the Decatur Bank IN 1863 when resigned my office
therein as Vice President while al active participation
by me ia its affairs ased in the Winter OF e66S when
Iremoyed 10 this city and engaged m business here.
since that time have been resident of New-Y0rk
Netu. York, July 26, 1871. y j.. MANSFIELD,
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
INSURANCE. In MISSOURI.

IFO,a IAf .UHs0st' HsPH0'E1" 1cVrN -
The second annual report OF the SupeTln-
tendent of The Insurance. Department Of Missouri exhb
it, a complete view OF this important business In the
have offices in it. OF the whole number Of COMPANIES
doing business in the State is are home companies
organized under general and special laws OF the fae
SO arc organzed Under the 10 WIS Of other States and
foreign OF the homo companies 81 are located IN ~
Louis. . In bt. Joseph, In HANNIBAL An0 essb m
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
No Steamship Mails.
psSSENGERS Sailed.

Bond Mr. Master and Miss Murphy and Miss Mary De-
nckson A. BUttereh Wright, T. A. Fnlayson s A and g.
Martin. r. Beaumont, W. Graham j. REID X Gsnd, Mr., h.
ilas.er Mr. A. c. Camp, Mr. aud Mrs II. J. CipFedY
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. JULY27.

II. 7,
Mails T,vana West Indies and Nuco Ssal vem Ca
steamship City OF Mexico from Pier No. u R. close
OMce Steamship sails at Important nOIce-Tbe
advises Northern
Rage Pass should and Hew0ean thus saving
- DAYS 10 TRANSMISSION.
Mails aud West Indies per steamship Columbia from
Pier No IN R. close7st D. Steamship ssils AZ 3 p
Mas for Bermuda j. per steamship San Francisco close Post
OGee at II m.
NJ. Mil
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

DeS SAfer $3.50 confirmed Ichnecn Cunh,-ruarreu,
Tor psnui for specific performance saomon Lesser
called Panne divorce ooBd poT
ofdefendsDt and her husband still living.
Superior COurt-Specidi Tam--By Judge Freedman.
Gen A2L hee hh sgt Veneister ct .Seo for counsel
IlonnsloN at Cassidy e aL-Onler. grantei
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

DRPAkrnENI % DOCKS Nos. 3b AND 3ts bR0ADwAi{
NEw.Y0RK Jgly p, 1871
PROPOSALS for DOCK PILES, ncloSed n a
sealed envelope ndoTs-d Proposal for Dock Plies with The
name Of viii be received by this Department uh TUESDAY
tbe m da Of August m for furnishing White Pine ad Spus
Piles Of lengths sad sires as follows;
piles 10 IS 10 feet long
Piles inches diameter end IS 90 et long
Piles 10 inches diameter butt end +5tO 50 rect oag
Of
quan,es by toe
They b. Of the best Qus saect 10 the approval
O iht Superintendent Of Repairs and Supplies
The Department the night 70 reject or All BIDS
For further information apply a the Ohoe Of the Department
'lOhN T. AGNEW,
WILSON q HUNT.
RICBAKD N HENRY Commissioner.
HENRY A SMITH
WILLIAM WOOD
I GazSyuIP
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises w 45l sun sets ... 7:20 Moon sets..... l2:23
THIS DAI
Sand, Hook 27 Cows sand 3:46 Hell Gate $3.50
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

Delmas, n leading Communist, while walking
about Paris recently dressed subeutenant OF the
GardeMObe, was arrested for being concerned III tAe
burning Of Two houses.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

e"dtng. Typhps Typhoid ing Scarlet POI Meise' @Sr''
JaIy SJ e.. %
Dr. Russell Registrar Of Vital Statistics presented the
following:
have honor report 654 registered deaths for the
past week being a decrease OF from the previous
Yeek less than for the corresponding week OF
1870 Zymotic diseases credited with 322 deatb
constitutional with 49, local with 1i3; deveOpmenta
with a. and violent with a. The fatal OF
smallpox, which during the preceding week had dmin-
ished from 80 10 a. further declined in the last week to
TO- the lowest number since the week ending Feb 49,
Measles occasiOned deathsa decrease of Gand scar
latina ls the same as during the previous week. No
deaths accredited TO yphus fever and but 10 ty-
phOid. The mortality from dlarrheal diseases fell from
34 to 2l of which 23l among children less than two
years old. Two cases Of sunstrOke registered
Nineteen additional deaths resulting from the late riot
returned during the week. The whole number up
TO this date amounts TO 81.
The past week distinguished by remarkably low
temperature for the season. resulting in correspond
ingy small mortality compared with the same period
OF other years. The chief gain among Infants OF less
than year. Of whom 2l deaths Tor 43 per cent OF the
tOta registered in the past week against 4O or AZ
per cent the totaD the week preceding. Smap
according TO latest adyices, prevailed with little
abatement in the English towns hitherto referred TO- In
Berlin during the week ending June 49, II caused 55
deaths out OF total of 6I7 from all causes. In Paris
only S92 deaths registered during the week ending
.Iue
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
Proposals.

L. S. ENGrNEER OFFICE THIRD STONY UNos B.SK BUILDING
FAYErrEsr. NEAR CHARLES, BALTIMORE, July ~ l5'L
PROPOSALS are invited for removing one
hundred thousand 10000 ysn Of material more Or ess ou
Whist the South Chsane Of the A2pomaoI RIVER VIZ
srs near nj abe Point Of Rocks 49,.
Excavation to he feet deep at low water to obtain
about ten (lo) feet at los water
Tide n fet location sheed ps'ers ssnd ard mud
average towAz removed 10 he measured m
Separate proposals nytei for removing about k5uo cube
yards Of mud &c rock from the cc already eommeoe hy
ih cit OF Petersburg through PleiOck Mal The maternal re
moved Pudedoci M,r be deposited beaad phng are"J
In p dstsnoc from the cat OF about 10 feet
Proposals. duplicate indOe olce sceompsnd BY COPY
Untersgnei viii te eeVe ~
This until Of August and will be opelei en tIV
such bidders choose 20 attend
A Tle right : reserved 20 reject any I'D.
WM P CRAIGHIfL
Engineers. III 4.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
NOR ST THOMAS and BRAZIL-

LNOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
II UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular Nail Steamers sailing the 2ad Of evsJ month.
HERRlkACk. Capt Wier. July %
sOpTH AMERICA, Capt r. L. Tinlspaugb. August a.
NORTH AMERICA. Capt slOcun september "a
sss splendid steamers ta on shsdae nns and ea n NJ Thoms
Para PsnAmtseo Bahia and ko de aSeo and Tsaaas for
WM 4 aXERisON Issss N~ sBsviss sr,ea. ss..rs,A
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEWyoRK............ ....'..'.'.''JuIr2 70
CLEARED.
Steamship Bristol Wallace, Philadelphia.
Ste,mstip Fannie Fenton PHILADELPHIA
Steamship Wamsutta Fish New Bedford, Ferguson Wood
steams, 10 Russia (Br) Co0k Liverpool, G. &. franckyn
s,esmgbip Georgia CroweI Charleston, H. K Morgan To-
Steamship Tscnny. Nichols Philadelphia ....
shin Golden City (Br) Jones, London G. L. Wright to
Ship Berkshire Brj. COnnel London Peabody WINS 20
ship INLAND (Gerl, Hodges Bremen Oelrchs Co..
ship Charlotte (Ger.), Gsten Bremen Funch, Edye Co. 49,
Bari Puusu b(Br Mcdonnell London, g. j. hnoT Co. wa
rerorted Yesterday having been cleared FOR Belfast BY hobn
sou & Go. - ou IL. i. ~,
Bari CALYPSO (Br) WhimOre 81 John n b., Ru, Howe 90
Bark Montana, MIDGET Cronstait ". Emery .
Bsrk Valkyria (Br D. Pcou Duncan MeCal ,,, .
RITZ Burgcme Suye (GeL Mass PerDamDuco aud Bahia Wend
BOckmann.
Brg iIaidee CBr Kingston, Jam, H. Solomon Co
Bris Manius CBr D. Todd Havana, J. +. Ward Go.
Bng Vesta( (Br). licking, Yarmouth, N s
Brg Ladd 3r) Wyman Yarmouth N S, B0yd HncAen
Brig T H. Hayand OBJ lie Blanc PctOu n s. Hutton Watson
kCo.
Brig Magaa Br) Campbell Sackvlle via St. John B. p Ne
yius & Sons.
Brig sloe Austran) Radostovicb London Slocoych Co
Brig Lomond Clouh, Grew Nc, r. r Buck Co.
SchT Leading ST. John, ~ b. Heney Psker
Schr p Bradshaw Harbor Grace K De Won Co
Sparkling Falkenburg Jacksonyl Bentley Miller Co.
Ida Bedel Charleston Evans Bau 20.
Scbr. b F. Reeves Brenn Richmond, Van Bunt Bros -
(Br Barker Hautspo via Yarmouth H. j. De Won
Co
sloop Mary Fl zabe,h, Hallesen, Haven.
Canaboat Nee Van Buren, oswgo National Transportation Com
many
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

THREE SYSTEMS OF TAXATION CoNTRAsTED
And now, dropping the detail by which the result ol
hese tables have been obtained, let more be gyen
Mat shau show at glance the effect of these three ys
Leua of taxation.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
Ocean Cleaners.

TINTED STATES, NEW ZEALAND, and
u AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINR-A Steamer Of this
in. Iii he dispachei from Franciseo, al Moon. on
WEDNESDAY, August 10, WEDNESDAY October IL
WEDNESDAY septembeI l3 WEDNksDAf, NovembtrS, ,
and ever olrb WEDNESDAY thereafter With a and
ne sht Tor Honoau Auckland whngoa Lyeton and Port Cha
connecting Auckland and Port Chamers With Steamships
for sydney A,boune and the other principal Australian Per
For IRE aht or parsge apply TO l. W. RAYMOND,
it harket ST. San Frspcisco, Cal
Orto w. H. WEBB,
AExchsnge-plsee
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
miscellaneous.

GILLIES's CRUSHED C0FFEES,
" 2jj 10 ~ WAsliBgoD. st, " z
JOHN DWIGHT ns5.,l5,s;.. 4 c0;: Of
SALERATUS, SUPER-CARB SODA &c,
No II od-sup NesYors.
TTNRY WILSON'S PERUVIAN BITTERS, the
and Restorative the world Ask yopf Dssg Tor
them Wholesale Agent, JOHN y. HENRY Colesspisee.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
prinnne.

printing.
SLOTE q JAMES, STATI0NERS, PRINT
- ERS and BLANK.BoOK MANUFACTURERS, No. 20 Puons
BLANK BOOKS made TO pattern.
WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 FultOn-st.-
w LITHoGRAPHIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURERS
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
professional Notices.

CTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- without the knife esu:e or dseouon from business
Nose Face and Person HENRY DANIELS NJ D. IA Lexington
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27
NEW MOTORS.

APPLIED TO sEwING-MACIIlNEs
AND sTREET-ChRs-NEw APPLICATION OF
THE FLY-WHEEL-A CHAPTER FOR IN
VENTORS AND SEwING-MACHINE ORE
New-York tribune., 1871-07-27

FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
steamship DEUTSCHLAND. Capt H. A. F. Erb1er win sa
SATURDAY July 90 at from Bremen Per ioct IhrsL,
H0ho.en. 10 he followed by
Sps smsaip BREMEN Capt. Lldexigs THURSDAY AaguH
RATES or PASSAGE TO LONDON, HANRE. AID BREAEEi
PAYABLg IN GOLD, OR lrs EQUIVALENT ~ cuAREScTl
Frt cabin.
Second -
Sifera2e. ~
For freight or passage, apply 70 OELklCHs Co. Azens