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The New York herald., 1871-03-28

THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
The American republic, which has not less than
&0J0,000 ol inhabitants does only allow the Presl-
dent civil list oil S25 00c And yet the people oil the
United states are not badly governed The following
has been the civil list oi the "Man Ol Sedan III
comparison with that Of the President OF the United
States President Grant receives for his office seven
teen centlnles t33 censs) minute. For ihrty-two
e2,75lf. THIS sum surpassed President Grants
salary for the whole year, which Is only 92,5oof.
During the eighteen years OF his reign the prisoner
OF WNhelmshUhe obtained S9,0OO,0UoL THIS sum,
employed In the construction OF provincial railways,
which do not cost more than TO- .000 the Hlometfe,
would have suiflccd for building railways to the
length Of 3750 Kilometres Win about 1000 kilo-
metres all the projected railroads IN the provinces
would be completed.
The "Man Sedan" has, then, received $50 o0oi
IN eighteen years.
The New York herald., 1871-03-28
SUPREME COURIER JIT-'AaT 2.

Notions IN both cases denied.
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man worth Fl 10000 and another worth over dye times
the amount OF tg bc hnnd az Snres and a boI
place 90 cash In the hands Of their counsel show nat
after they discovered that presents were 10 he RS
ceiyod from me- they determined to leave stone
turned 20 deprive me Of the contract and mat " shOuh
allow these impostions their present (tbo s0OD "omh
FURTHER lot me state that ore OF these contractors.
Rrooklyn RIM and intimately connected with the Water
Board shortly after had been awarded TINS rOntrHC
S %gd sst out Of the way and allow hm 10 arrange
things with tho Commissioners 20 That he could procure
matter. without my getting out Of the way Is easily
Ives charges tina, attep pied TO bribe the Commits
slonerS two occasions. mover. IN my Geaing' WIN
them made any Rr.G' ISC s %@t Gs ;ocSr
remark made to me, which was TO tho efioJ that ne
"noyor took brides but did not object TO rsscnis "A
Sose Sc would state that the materai statements
made therein admitted by the counter aiilay,ts
on the part OF the COMMISSIONERS and the question 10 be
doe .od purely ono Of law, wlih they, by trr en-
c,ncry and sbterrnscs prevented from beng P'o7'h''
To tho courts for Judicial doternnhcOn. , ,
Tina Is only u small insGllm0nt Of tho catalogue OF
frauds connected with this matter Of inc Improvement Of
Aanticave.. and are specimens OF the hanaiWQrk OF
the Est New York Ring which ~ branch OF larger
organization known ihe brooklyn Ring Proportonay
tack on me Is not surprising on Saturday last acct
denay him in the Office OF the East New YORK Sfl
i,J aud he yisruly assaulted me, applying To me the
most opproblJus cphets, while restrained BY the iact
that no ia physically detective, and incapable OF nuTng
me. and not forgetting lnysef az gehton"n' 'o"c"
him to pass on unharmGd ,---.. 4. A..
Hoping that you will give equal proinlnehce 70 UNI
com uncaon as 10 that OF Mr Ives rejecting on me.
am very respectfully your ObodeDt servant,
~ VIZ F WIN. II. ADAMS.
Eeac- York 100 Broadway, Aug. rs, 1871.
MIR Adams took steps whatever 70 expose the
alleged fraud The facts obtained by careful re-
porter from tho court records where the allegations were
admitted in order that exposition might follow Other
frauds IN this department or Branch OF the Ring are iuy
as fragrant those already exposed end some OF these
we intend shortly 10 give to the swinded public Of
Brooklyn -Ed}
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THE DRAMA.
pIsTn AVENUE rnFArEe-rUD rryy 49,

FIFTH AVENUE THEArBR-TIIB NEW sRASON
Inc third regular dramatic season a. ths
rIth Avenue Ihetter VIII commence Tuesday even
ng the Oh OF oaptebber. During the Summer reces.
(which VIII have hated seyen weeks Mr. Daily has had
the bOn"o thoroughly cesnsef aud tho greater pa M
~ reprinted Now carpets have boon laid. New decor.
tons hGyc been provided. The Partisan boxes bav,
been improved that their future occnpanfs VII, eD
greater ard comfort than have hitherto bee.
available. In brief, Tho thoater has been made NOR,
cheerful ana elegant than over. Tbis careful sttn,,
~ tho public cas convenience, and pleasure will doubt
less, be appreciated and rewarded. SewYork Is lux,
Iious city and loves take ia recreation arid iastefa
surroUndings aud 10 this preference Mr. Daily Ia,
shrcwdly and skiiifuy mini tered. His opening plaJ
will b. Q comedy from bis own pcn-a and original
piece. "a wo are informed, having reference 10 locl
topics and cOtcmpdfary society. Tho soencry-
upon which Mr.. Days scenic artist, Mr
Roberts has been engaged for tho last tire.
months-will combine sketches - Long Island land
scape with yicws OF the Old Spanish ruins Of st
Augustine, Florida. other now and original plays ara
TO follow the opening comedy One OF these, from he
pen OF Mia Olive Logan, n entitled west Point-
Another l. tho product OF resident Of Newport Several
OF the French plays for which, prior 10 the late war; kr
DAILY contracted with Partisan authors have lately beos
received; aud these also will be brought forward due
succession. Very few rcviydls contemplated II 10
intnated however, that rbe School for Scandal" VIII
be produced about md-Winter when a L1dy Of socioy
viii make her debut, "a LGdy Tc5-e. and ass
told that Of Sardous plays will be revived,
and by the author OF Frou Frou" But the weight
OF The season will be thrown pieces. Tbs
business organization " the Fifth Avenue remains
changed. recent item IN Boston pepper inhaled IA
into the belief that Mr. HarsDs ~ been engaged at one
of the tbeaters that city. We have the pleasure
10 that this popular actor remains In the FIN
Avenue company, and WILL hitherto direct the stage
Mr. Robert Stoepel 70 preside the Band. Tn.
dramatic company comprises thirty members, exclusive
OF supernumerares and Is thus Of the largest
organ zed here for the performance OF comedy lat Of
Mr. Days players il appended; and no one familiar
with theatrical matters Will need to be told that these
names-wiLh all due allowance for weak pOnts-stand
-. a limit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
THE BALTIMORE POISONING CASE ANALYSIS
OF TIE STOMACH OF MAJOR WHARTON
Prom TIE Baltimore sun, Aug IL.
Tho ror,ntug nf Mof,r Horny " nnrFD

The remains of Major Henry W Wharton, son
OF Mrs Ellen O.. Wharton now confined IN tAs bdltnoly
City Jail awaiting trial the charge OF posoIinS nu
killing Gen keehum, and attempting 10 poison ~ van
Ness were dlsutcrred fortnight or 50 ago NJ Noft!s
town, PENN suspicion or assumption 'a1 tio
young man. who died two years ago Win cOhsi
Insurance his life, had also been posouCu Ds nls
mother. The stomach and other interior u - h T. IN e
deceased young Wharton, after disntcrment had be'h
placed IN the hands ot Prof VIM T. A. Akin oil ms Guy
Ia submit ted to chemical test. for poison hhd that
gentleman has made al OIL iHl rcpo.t 70 "a. S'"'
T,tyERsfrY MARII,SD aug. u. le'l-
A. TEo RSoTv fAOTRfBihar 'i'' 'AFtsNA
matters brought over ron Np'oNu
tie established hat they DO not eoha any @
Do nou one might onsbv have suspected Z" W t
ent he ,sm 4 q has aO been established n RELATION To e "a ~
YOU handel ne some tu. a.c~ cou.cluiy nole ol '1
.n"S,Ssu' -" ''Fl" ny w. T.. 4. hlAIN.
The bottle OF brandy referred 10 by Ifot AlNh' anu
sent him by Mr. Knott, l. understood To DC w, w NJ,
yHeIy ma Toned in connection with the name 81 h'
Chab0t who il said 10 have hat her suspicious
excited about two years ago IL u Ft1t.l'.S ~ has
ne all as that afforded D. PROT Akin "ln, Us I,r
ben reached in Le particular case refer re-" ~ ~ 20 -
tn ~ st I'M. ulli, mind uud a. an utt u' II-ic' 'u '"
urislrDr and 90 sine state. ltiapDates t't l'F"s
rpfrltu.up ..uu ha7.y Iut smUuls r' t'. ''.7 VIZ"
ref, renee 10 tHr Other Charge a-jth'l AiS "u"'''
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ANOTHER WITEE -.

10 he EdiIOr OF The IrlOHne,
SIR: The commercial community welcome
your exposure of the present Quarantine Board Tho
merchants afraid to do anything against Dr. Car
nocban and are obliged pay every bill that he EFFORTS
from them I'm order that their vessels may receive
its TO come to the city, Fumgatng is charged rom $40
to $50 for each vessel when the actual expense OF chen
casused 5Ccens Lgeragc cOOperage and steved0ring
cost four times much the merchants would nave 10
paw by private contracts Many have escaped the rgor
OF hs Quarantine restrictions by arriving at prlVate
understanding with him, that bartender NJ Qlara
tine Landing well knows. IL - UNDERSTOOD among mer
chant. that the Chamber OF Commerce VIII examine the
allegations against Dr. CIrEOchan and IL Is me that
they hunted him down. rs he has well nigh destroyed
the commerce Of the city,
Nec- YORK, Aug. II.
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rnNn,rloN OLE rIEsl-AyENUE.

10 me H6itOF or The ITlOuHe. =,
SR First-ayc was to have been paved WIN
voodcn pavement, from Houston to ThlrtSA'l-S1'
Propertyowners naturally objected 20 this useless
mont demanding a stone one; bat nmmany saNo 'u0n
wood when they asked for cobJlesone. do not Dn' -
the r,por, OF the Sanitary Inspector any mehtOu qty
condition al FirsaNc, nom Ihiti! fst 81 ~
sNhst thoush Of is supposed 10 De- IN worse % Inc
hln aus other stt,tt lu tho city. Two Years Ses tbe
,rufr,tul Who lIu main scWtI lSihtV W ,'i, ,3,t.
OH pavement. WIN the sanitary Inspector hni' w.
ii. irsi ler lft.rp stormy t.,s tAl ll'est s..,p
Nsir. iV,k. AUX. -, 1911
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Such thing rs slaves being needed for S6t hOHs
heads OF sugar is inconcevable. IL is very seldom
fresh siaVe Is inserted in q full hOgshead.
June 49, IS0-J. r. Pesrsin Dr-Ighedng III crates Fine
apples, from Moro Castle, q o3.:....:..'...'' SO
These pneapplcs cost 81 crate, all told before reach
ing this harbOr.
Juiy islO-J T. Pearsa DrTo III bours IN bringing up
' frat from steamer sslun, n Sl2 per boar. . I8
This for Few crates OF bananas, should nave been at
fulthest, $40.
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kKs.Rs. nEINGsroY. ror 4 co.
1montt, ami S day, i IG.I0 81
SIO,7J7 6S

HE HEALTH OFFICER FRIGHTENED.
From conversation with prominent merchants II Il
dcnt that these gentlemen are preparing 10 move de-
'minedy against Dr. Carnochan. The Health Officer
mea n"hlc is p0cucng concHatory course, as the fol-
loving iacts both Of which occurred Wi thin tho past
fuuI duys, testify
0eIuaA tOSso tOm !he l;iQ Ggaudo Arrived at Quar-
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In This case the ghtcring reduced on hOSNhedls
from 90 cents to IS cents; crces from ~ cents 10 %
cents the cOOporns to sol % before pay menu "' io
celyed. 80, -. ,or ooor
Close estimates show that tho outside figure TOT c0Ols
ering should have been 81 The idea OF 100 nOgShShu
mOasscs needing bungs il especially absurd Dut hl1y
more absurd than the purchase OF money se on cio
with which brilliant Transaction the New YORK LShtcr
ing and Stevpdoring Company began operations: -,
The ranp IoIora Orleans 10 g. H. Mallory ,o Juae
~ 1870 had $50 boxes Of Besides t9o 81 '
gheenng II for orng there was the ooNS c'b
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s8,39s 81
3 mnnihs aud u days S9.53g RI

Inc Following bills were for lghterage cooperage, and
IN nearly every unnecessary, ana In all
cases t thee or four times the proper charges at which
/ work
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rgssRs. ALEXANDER & Sons.
o $1,000 50
imonihs snd l7dsra Aasli %

The following bill, OF which over t5eOO was actual
plumber, for gherage only; and In nine cases out
OF ten this compulsory and unnecessary;
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP cOzPASi
nysera
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The Superintendent of the Company says that ne per-
fecty remembers this case and that there was absolutely
none Of this work done, except perhaps inc putting oh
OF few straps. o, r.
CARO- bk Cguen from Havana. to Lawrence Ges Co
June . ~ hbis and 55 boxes OF sig, besls
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,,n within tho time above given. shc had lain there
bu very short time whom tug ran songside, nn;
en- come 10 the city, and then lowed her mp Tno WIN
was fair AMI the captain would have preferred 70 vo
siicd bni not knowing that the action against Qiara
fine ,mposilons was progress, he allowed tho tug
,naster 10 do az he chose The permit 70 leave Qrah
the was The order ON The consgnces Tor the towago
was given, In sundry other cases cited Dy ihh i
USg 49,, 1000, ,.o,, ,,o,,,x,deo
which having anchored ut Quarantine was ordered mp
,,ithout delay. Rcd Hook as landing place WAS nos
mentioned and the vessel now lies alongside her uocA "
this city. ,, =. A.. ,.,,o ,o,,o hee,
positive IN opposition to the inpolions OF DI Cnoonsn
aud the less important pirates of the bay ~ - TO-
marked Ivy shipping merchants ns so ~ S thoSa most
openy defiant OF him in The port to enter port Win ehse
tho frst 10 reap the benefit Of exposure and ther
own revolt against the abuses at Quarantine
GOV HoPFMASs APPOINTMENT oF CAhsoChN oN
POPULAR.
An eminont physician that when IT became known
that DE- Carnoohan was likely to become the Health
Officer OF this port no. together with largo number OF
pbysicIans signed petition TO Gov. Hoffman praying
that this appointment be prevented He could not say
whether the petition was actually handed 10 tno
ernor but was very clear to tho indignation atosoi
among those who knew Dr. CarlOchan best when ~ Ess
announced that he was to o'sn Su sue eli spSprIsed
ut the revelation of his frauds SAID TINS yeethpo III
tor He had got run down and disspatod peioro ni,
appointment but would go swaggerng around Dragging
about what he could do.
MORE SPECIMEN swIsDLRs.
A Illustrating the wholesale plumber OF merchants on
the most outrageous pretoxt by the company " ~non
Dr. Carnoehan IN 1870 sold, for the sum Of $4,000 mar
CASH. the privilege OF punderng the commerce OF the
city subject 10 quarantine give few more DIS
Which are from the books Of the n. Y. III. b. q s. 20 ~
CarDocban has not denied tue statements We hsso ~
nor will his cllOWprates attempt To dsprOVo Wv
figures we now submit those which we are pepareo
to submit further proof OF what We have asserted
Cargo of brig AbH from Havana to "ooinH
June 20 1870 L. X. Aunck Co 'eS'eis agent "c'
Hoaghton
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To show the extent to which firms. OF shipping mer
chants and ship companies have suffered at the hands OF
Dr. Canochan give below the items OF the e1tortion
practced during three months upon Messrs Aexan
der a sons Livingston Fox Co.. and the Atlantic Mail
Steamship Company, Of which Mr.. A. W: Dimck Is
President These are only few OF many hundreds OF
similar operations OF which have the statistics and
which we propose giving shortly to show the merchants
OF New-York how themselves and Deighbors have been
H.n
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aS Woye's Schtedarn Scbnapps
Is initiated and counterfeited, and Purchaser
will have to use caution in purch asinp
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Change Of gdhedals. -54ai tr!,
,SouTn CAROLINA RAILRoAD COMPANY,
-eS CoLUMbfk f. O.. JnfuafV g 1871.

t,; :. VuauR6 VI ECQeQulP. MEN.
SoUTu CAROLINA RAILRoAD COMPANY,
s., ~ CoLuabtk, y. O., Jahuafy ~. 1871.
&c. In 6sgpsssssIs5EEg Eg3 Passenger Tlai4s Will
'slt tl;nt., tlt TRAIN, No. /. 9.sIiiu!i
IeaEs rave SFsI,SssSn ss c5iaS5s al
Leave Colambia 10. .16 pm
Arrive at Charleston at ...;. Z. ...:.as7.5Ub m
Leave Camden, Sundays excepted. at.o. so am
HsSs hReVs snnda;s eicsp stase m
The. above Trains ruth An conneation With
Wilmington, Columbia and .Augusta Railroad,
conneoting with Trains f0r. Wilmington, North
Carolina, and with Trains for, Augusta. ,Gepr-
gia.. making close con1ections With Eight
Trains OF Georgia Railroad ard Central Rail
road, for all points South and West. s,S
tj:t.i3 TRAIN No. 2-.NIoAT EtpRgss. l,, f
tSunday Night excepted.) !,i;1r,
Leave Charleston at. 7.10 t5' m
Arrive at Columbia at. - 900 m
Leave Volumoia et.... .i:...... .".9r. 1867 pm
Arrive at Charleston at.....:. ...i...: CAB am
This Train runs In connection With VD .Au-
gusta Trains, making close connection with
Georgia and Central kafIroads s.
ta. ~. 2 ~ A.: IL. TYLER, ,Vi6euPresident;
~ B. B.tPIck1Hs, Gensr al Ticket Agents dam 21
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Good Health---Long Life,


Il and bad blood-a difference iof Life and
Death. Bad blood is full Of humors, pro-
duclng corrupt sores, Ulcers, Boils, Oar
buncles, Spots, Blotchcs; These are indica-
and unless removed. will prey upon the body
and make it a diseased and 1oathesome thing
OF flesh. Without pure blood no flesh Is FREQ
Yellow Faces. Weak stomaoha, Diseased
Livers, Crippled Rheumatics, Nervous Hypo.
chondracs, Dyspeptio Victims Of Headache so
common co, In thi; country, is owing entirely to
HEINITsH's QUEENS DELIGHT ii the
only sure medicine. 10000 bottles sold at
home h. ne be;sPeaks for it popularity unexampled
IN II, the history OF medicine. For purifying the
Blood and inyigorating the Liver, no better or
cheaper medicine has ever been discovered:
Heinitsh's Queens Delight is Purifier OF the
Blood and an Invigorator Of the Liver. two
IN curing Disease. It invigorates the Liver
and cures all disorders Of the Stomach and
Bowels, .pnrifies the Blood and repairs the
waste % OF the Body, imparte Strength and
gives YIgor to diseased and enfeebled syetems
-, HEINITSHs QUEENS DEL1GHT. /
Ihe people approve, and phJaiciars sanction
its use, because 1t possessed merit, and IL
Whas WI ~. IT. seems to be-a household blessing to
1T CURES
HEApAoHEs.-Sick Headache, Nervous head.
acne, acne, Bilions Headaohe, Neuralgia, Catarrh,
ness, Oppression Of the Head, 30. .if.ai
CATAaRH.-This unpleasant disease. In all
it's forms.
soRE THnoArs, &c.-sore Throass, Hoarse.
ness, Loss OF Voice, Weak Voice e ..1f;
DYspRPaIA-This disease always cured in
al cases. in persons Of all ages and occnpa-
lions. -
LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAuSp1cE, &c.
Chronic Diarrhpa and all Chronic Dyeente-
ry, Col1c5, obstinate Costiveness. if!'' ~ !.
tILEs.-Pilcs, Blind, Bleeding or Ulcera ted
existing. ',H'''
Kidney Disease, Diabetes Gravel Inco1ti.
nence, stoppage. Their peculiar diseases
FACE ArrKcfIoNs.-Brown Spots, Moth
Burning, Itching, Rush OF Blood to the Face,
Cloasma, Bad Complexion. HtE ly''
Assesses, Scrofula, when On the Scalp:
1hroat, internal or external; on the Tongue,
BACK, Limbs. or anywhere; Sore and Swellcd
Legs, all perfectly curable. = SET
,SKIN DIsEAsEs.-Salt Rheum, letter Acne
Shingles. Scaly Eruptions. Watery Discharges,
Itching: burning; Chronic Eryeipelas.
The EYEs.-Inlamed aud Itching, Scrofula.
&c., on the Eyes and Eye-Iils.
GoITRE, HwRLLED kEcK.-Ail cases cured.
rheumatism. Chronic, Acute. Neuralgia,
Lameness, Swelled Joints, inability to walk,
painful or passive. cured by the use Of
HElE1TSH'B QUEENS DELIGHT.
The afflicted, nervous and de6iIitated, whose
sullerings have been protracted from hidden
causes, and whose cases require prompt treat
hen' VIII hHd n1,HES aiSsEs M snre 81 remedy EN- in
Ask for HEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
Take none other. He is the inventor and sole
proprietor. Sold wholesale and retail at his
Drug and Chemical Store, Columbia, s. G.
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Mrs. Laura Fair. the San Francisco

Mrs. Laura Fair, the San Francisco
murderess, turned very pale when the
jury returned a verdict OF aCIuilty Of
murder in the first degree.',;. s III is to be
hoped that the death aeentence in this
case will be-, duly executed. Matters
hsve como 10 aptetty pass in this coun-
try # o man cannot kiss his own wife
without being shot down by some sus.
cepible woman who has fallen IN love
with him. .,,,r.stFp r,5.-.t.-
Radical statesmanship, 80 far from be-
ing progressive, is directly the reverse,
and not so far advanced as was Cardinal
Richelieu. With them the sword is
mightier than the pen, land they believe
IN first using all means to- crush before
adopting any means to loonciliafe: PIN
their dispensHtibn, no State cati,l1B saved
without the sword. - Ne,o 0flEeHtss z 's'aasssss.
The landlords of Brooklyn hkTa; long
faces. Rents have tumbled 1earN Fifty
per cent, and tenants are hard to find
at that. Thereis now no. alternative
but,to take whatever rent is offered, nnd
agents are instructed accordingly. There
ls little or nothing doing in the ,way Of
sales of real estate. actn ! g. ~ .rf
Dog fat, snys the Salisbury Erd,aitaer,
is q new article of commerce., recently
introduced in this market. The price
asked for it by vendors is one dollar per
pound. We know nothing OF its medical
properties, but it is said to be o pauacea
for nearly all the ills flesh is heir to. II!
Fount Hiatt, 10 colored citizen .,of
Greensboro. was stricken with. paralysis
on Sunday of last week. while engaged
in;tle innocent game of old sledge, Of q
quarter game. ...,y.,L
An inquiring youth asks: Gan thin
person properlyibe called q swellP
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- Votes Schtedons Schnapps ''!''7 ,
Is good for Collie and Pain IN the Stomach.
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MISs M.,A.. BUIE'S SCHOOL.

iiioi CPtte,< of Marion and Platn Htreets... Il 4
.si ,ssAi! MISS BUIE, begs: to- INFORM her
MlaA;g friends, and the public, that ehe is
ss4es4 Msaaza able to- furnish new and suitable
School Books to as many as fifteen
more girls. . Books furnished free
:. sa8ssX 'iof. cost. y Drawing .And Fancy
Painting, and Wax Work. taught to tnu6io pu-
pills free- -the pupils paying Tor hematerials.
Miss Bl: desirous OF educating those unable to
pay. has had as many as Ave fee pupils in her
school since October to thepresent. 'Hhe begs
to AJAX the patronage Of. those who symputhiae
with those who are struggling TO educate
those left to The nercyof the humane and be-.
nevolent for an eduoatioh: Mfss Buie teaches
ALI the higher branches, and or1amentals,
having much 'experianco and SUCCESS. l''r
ss9 NJ. A. 'BUIE, Z.
April A Confederate Soldiers Friend.
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MALARIoUs D1sEAsEs GENERALLY.

.eilflltttG FEMALES
VIII find LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
rENS the best tonic known for tho diseasesto
which they are generally subject, and where
gentle stimulant is recommended.
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SMOKED HEATS, ETC.
MEohED Eo TONGUES. extra smoked BEET.
- Farr;s F.!ltan Market Eeef. -
a,, aG,amoiid and Orange brand Hams.
Picked Salmon.
mess anu No: Nlacierel, &c., all frosh TO
'sA"' eof SAFE by GEO. SYAIMENS,
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Wclfe's Schiedam' Schnapps ~
" Is good for ali Urinary Complaints.
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1OA CASES Moet &, Chandon's CHAM-
:IOV tPAGNEB, jhst received, and offered,
much reduced rates. For sale by,G Dots5t
March .25 II i.,r:In.l GEO, RYMMERS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-06

Wholesale Agents for State OF South Carroll
OHOFF j. CO., GLACIUS & WITTE. sTEF-
FENS, WERNER & DUCKER, Charleton.
depot, in Columbia, 8. O., at GEIGRR 4
mO0REGORS, Druggists, 80 June 1ynt