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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-25

SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.
NEW ORLEANS, Jackson AND
GREAT Northern RAilI0Ad,
New Orleans Freight Department,
New Orleans April r. 1871.
VNHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED UNCLAIMED
Il freight now in warehouse will be sold 1t
public auction by D. 3. Morphy auctionee!, to pey
3. Adler, one Old Boiler.
gr; s. r Lsmmcn, one Washing Machine.
J. II. Walsh l. Co., one piece stove Casting
J. L. Bonill, one bundle Trees.
Steamer John Howard care Violet Black Co..
two Cams, complete.
G. H. KOester. four boxes Sundriea
Charles Genella, one tierce Glassware.
], A, Wibert, one box Merchandise.
Cannon Tranis, care G. L. Clapp, two bags Cot
p Murphy. No. 81 st. Charles street, ONE chest
McCarty Sebastian, one can OIL
Rosenbanm, s., care Beadles, wingo Co.. six
H. T. Coffee, two boxes Corn Shelters
J. F. Frank, sixteen boxes Oil.
c. Z. Wynne Farr, one Horse Power, one roll
Betting, six packages Horse Power and five Rods.
R. 3. Treat, three boxes Household Gooda
c. Stumpf, one chest Luggage.
Felix Merz one Tool Chest.
n. c. Outlet & Co., one empty Beer Barrel
chans Use. 81
q. H. Emory, one Gin Sand with Wrench.
g. 8: Cleveland, Franklin, Louisiana one box
John Carr, Columbia Landing, care H Jackson.
Automatic Gas Company. jackson forty cases
Sentnel, Thibodaux, Louisiana, one Machine.
Order, one piece Betting. 80
=. T. Graw, one box Merchandise
hr ro'as w..s EDWARD a. Buck,
et'sS "ceOAaw Freight Agent.
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= ospthera Express Company again
- - With the New York TRIBUNE Of
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Bu1oSMxlr s. & III 1 & !. I j ipxN. q
s.ssa .Ps2iss Z; - IN e = Il xs :. =
MINERAL WATER DEPOT.
No. 10 Canal atresfs Turs Baildtas.
. Now landing
RRIKDRICAsaALL BITTER,
HA1H H}sH' R sooFcsxsef ssr,toe,..
EXCELSIOR, Saratoga;
aBLUs LICE. ETC.,
For sale f S1s1sis1s sef ssti z HARrE
apps 2p3t No. l39 Canal street. Turo Builde
c. H. zIMMERMANN & CO.,
. - and 98 Canal Street,
JEWELLERS AND sILvRRsMrTHs.
Nh. JOSEPH &. RALER has entire charge Of the
Watch Departmenf.
Watches, Clocks and Chrononeters repaired and
adjusted.
Mr. GUS. sONTAG has entire charge Of the
Masonic DePartusent.
Masonic Jewels. Books ard Regalis always %
hand. Seals and Presses for Lodges, Motaries,
Banks, ETC., promptly executed.
Nh. JOHN STUMP has charge Of the
Jewelry Manufactory.
Diamonds reset and Jewelry carefully repaired.
; Mr.. CHR. KuCHLER has charge Of the
Silverware Mandatory.
Silver Presentation Plate made to ORDER Badges
for Societies, Clubs and Companies promptly do
signed and executed.
The Very Best Pebble Spectacles On hand.
We import all goods direct from the factories,
manufacture on our premises, and offer stock At
prices thst can NOT be undersold
G. H. ZIMMERMANN & CO.,
jA34 i'm 2p 81 and s. Canal street.
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rday closely resembled rainy day,
theeU IVES an interval of sunshine
= M o'clock.
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" 0hole number Of deaths in this city
Mook Wns ene hundred and twenty-five.
on diel a. consumption, six Of pneu-
u q vazisus fevers and three of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-25

1850 the name of Colonel j. N. G.
- - New Orleans, in the list of ar
~ tie LaPierrc House, Philadelphia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-25

y III ~ pleasure of visit last even
~: 8 Gcnese. agent of the Wynd
Cbnedy Company, that makes its
t - rs Academy Of Music next Mon
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- tie advertisement concerning
e markets.. !.
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EnA g tie following dealers:
= Kllin, opposite the Postsfice.
-, No. 81 Exchange Alley.
Ua1sy; No. 10 Commercial Place.
y. HollA, No. 81 Exchange Place.
y Ennis, PontchMtrain Railroad
ed District; also, at Depot foot
Set6s Street., First District.
ecAe5er, CORNER Of Ninth. and Con-
Z loae, CORNER Of Love and Enghiep
HID DISTRICT.
lEasAs, opposite Jefferson Market
f fGt1ict.
4 Dil31, No a Administration Street
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be self-supporting, and not dependent on
the State for the payment of their pastors.
This question of the ritualistic heresy will
most probably, from present appearances,
precipitate the movement Of separation
before the end of the present year. The
Times, in mentioning the Bennett case,
says that the crisis in the history of the
Church is approaching.
Another journal of no less importance
than the Times says the Purchas case has
advanced the explosion by years, and the
battle will be fought out within very
short time. The agitation of this matter
will also extend to the Episcopal churches
in this country, and must, in the end,
lead to their publication by the driving
out of hcretical ritualists and all who in any
way favor their style Of conducting church
worship.
These changes and disturbances are
just as necessary and beneficial in the
Christian as in the material world, and in
the end work out purer atmosphere and
healthier sentiment in the march of
progress and civilization.
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PACIs1C - :. = -. !! 81, I. u \ n
rUnx cAEi1onssIA w1ss -
U8ANDY. -
VINEYARDS m xLDoRADo COUNTY. CALL
rORNIA. rs
CHARLES B. PETIT. Treasures .and 1laiaeos
Agent-Onace and saleareoms, No = Co.
street. New OrlsaqA g so
This company IL eompssed q the owners sfvfne-
yards in the best grape district Il Cah1brniA ~
have formed m aiseciAtion f0r the purposo a. 81
ing their own Wines and BFnady.
The following list eomYeises . part II their ~
ducts now ready for the mlrket:
WHITE WINE, AN08EICk,
RED WINE, MUsCAT,
CLAREr, CArAw1A,
HOOK, IBABkLlA,
OLD MISSION, Spanking,
SHERRY, WuB 1fTTKRS
TOKAY, 0AApR MANDY
PORT, BRANDY DETfKn4
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serictly Rars.
Arrangements are now perfected fof woe4ay
shipments, direct from the vineyardas thne AsnP~
ing . full and constant supply u theas Pu1B AID
DELICIOUS WINES.
Dealers, physicians and fhnilies aze 1equeste4 -
call and examine in regard to quality and priceI
All orders should be addressed,
PACIFIC VIM COMPANY.
. mh19 emo No. 50 Camp street, New OI1eanaa
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- 80 '---.-T = :.
$ 100 .O,OO !
AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE.

sl00, O0O to be Distributed 10 Shareholders.
HIVE DOLLARS will purchase Share. in
Il Guiding work Of art worth five doliare.
inc Ccrby Farm Property to bo distributed
Gni9rac On =, @ the largest Vineyard and Orchard
UNEQUALED cL1MATEi pEAcEARr.E
COUNTRYI GENERous sn1iL DAf' I.'.es.
an; me ssinbrous and health. giving cliIi1a ate OF
OF the Soulh." - '''''t'e" ' A't'oe"
x5s5. .ooo in Premiums presented to Share
100000 in Rcal Estate and f4recnb..,.
rr1zes to he distributed to share- holders.
1000. 1''i sow w.
522 Greonbacl Prizes, from IS to q. 600.
Only 1900 shares will be issued. !G
ONE SHARE IN EEvERYTHIRTY.OEE WILL.
DRAW a PRIZE. t--D-,
Ibis Zeal Estate Property, conveyed By
Deed OF Trust to the Committee who arc to
conduct the Drawing. is to be transferred BY
them to tho fortunate Shareholders as soon
as tho remaining shares are sold.
=, Inc Drawing will take place according to.
Inc published programme.
TUE DAY OF THE DRAWING
Mul De announced by telegram to the Asso-
ciatch Press. nm - $50
A small sum invested now may secure /, for.
Every Shareholder may rest assured Of
equal justice, and that this scheme, Unlike
! is FAIR, SQUARE AND Il oNEsr. -
Money received after the books are closed
will be pi piomptly returned. For full paYiIcu,
lars, ae embraced in revised pamphlet. Al.
drces J.'O. DERBY, General Manaper -,
Key Box No 1874, Augusta, Ga.
80 MR. J. A1oC. THARIN, the agent Of tho
ASSOCIATION, can DO found for ehort timo at
tho office OF Nr. D. dambrill, Main street,
May1S I77
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ar a. anu riding out, especially in this section
OF the country in tho fall and winter season.
ar. are az wrong. Physicians who recommend
.nai eGnrse % lose their patients if their lungs
IN the house, they must not cit down quiet:
they must walk about tho room as murh and
soda 5ass aa the strength viii bear to got up
must keep In good spirits-be determined to
ges well. This has great deal to do with the
appetite. and ie the great pc;n. 20 gain.
Io aeospa!r OF cure after euch evidence OF it's
possibility in tho worst cases, and moral Ger
tainty IN all others, is sinful. DR.. Schenck's
personai statement TO tho Faculty OF his own
cure rev vas IN these modest words:
oo,,a, many years ago l was in tho last stages Of
consnmption; confined TO my bed, and at ono
time time my physicians thought that 1 could not
live week; then, like drowning man catch.
M; a. se!traws, heard OF and obtained the
and they made q perfect euro of me. Il
seemed to me that could feel them penetratc n
my Whole system. They soon riponed the
matter IN my lungs, and would spit up more
morning for long time.
AS soon as that began to subside. nv
to1gn TO ea1o ,1Dcr pd pain and night sweats all began
that it Was with difficulty that I could toep
from rom ealing too much. soon gained my
strength, and have grown in flesh ever
II was weighed shortly after nv recovery. -
added the Doctor, '''then looking like mere
skeleton; my weight was only ninety-seyen
pounds; my prcaent weight is two hundred
anu twenty i've (225] pounds, and for wears 7
havo enjoyed uninterrupted health"
Dr. Sshonck has discontinued his profes.
sional visits to New York and Boston. He or
ms son, Or: J. Il. Schenck, Jr., still continue
sxtn street ssHf Office No 5 North
from A. NJ. to p. M. Those who wish
thorough examination with the Respiromoter
Will DO charged So. Tho Rcspiromcter de-
clares the exact condition Of the lungs. and
patients can readily learn whether they are
curable or not.
Tho directions for taking tho medicines are
adapted TO the intelligence even of a child
solioW these directions, and kind nature will
10 inc rest. excepting that In somc cases the
Mandrake Pills aro to be taken in increasod
doses; tho three medicines need no other ac-
compartments than tho lmplo iustructions
mat accompany them: First create appelite
VI returning health hunger il the most wei
come symptom. When it comes, as it will
come, lot tho despaiiinG at once be OF good
cheer Good blood at onco follows, the cong
loosena, tho night sweat is abated In a
short timo both of those morLiI symptoms q
are gone forever.
Dr. Schenck's medicine arc constaptly kent
IN tens OF thousands Of families, As a laxa
two or purgative, the Mandrake pills are n
standard preparation; while tho Pulmopic
syrup, as curor of coughs and colds, may be
IeHarded ns prnphylacteric against con-
sumption ~ any OF it's forms.
=, Irice OF the Pulmonic Syrup and Scaweed
Ionlc, 81 so bottle, or 81 SO u half dozen
Mandrake Pills, 25 cents a box. For sale by
all druggists aud dealers.
JOHN +. HENRY.
College Place, New York, Wholesale Agent.
WV ~ . f1y
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"A VOID QUACIkS.-A victim of carly in
~ discretion. causing nervous debility, pre-.
mature decay, DC, having tried in vain every
aarcrtlsed remedy. hae simple means OF
elf-curc, which he will send free TO his fellow.
snfierers Address J. II. FUTILE, rs Nassau
oticct, view ! Ork. De 23 ffmn
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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

EtssAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on great 40
11 cial evils and abuses. which interfere
the ,!, erring and unfortunate, diseased and de.
olitated. Sent i'll sealed letter envelopes.
frno rec OF charge. Address HOWARD SANTA
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Mav1a amm
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The descriptions OF Paris just before
the eliminating horror of the last few
days of the siege are terrible pictures Of
the nlisfortunes of the gay city. The
streets were darkened early in the even
ing, by the. order which commanded
lights to be extinguished, and the cafes
closed ut l | O'Clock. Peters and few
favored foreign resorts managed to
stretch ont tho time until l O'Clock in
the morning. and these every night were
full Ato midnight the fag end of the
population would swarm on the boule-
Yards, those poor beggarly girls who,
finding no purchasers Tor their wares,
offered themselves for any hideous pur-
pose. Distress induced deprayity, md
young girls. formerly surrounded with
comfort and respeotability, were driven
by want to play tho wanton in the Streets
Father killed in tho war; mother taken
away by fever; 10 work; everything fat;
no friends. This is the Parisienne Of
to-day. Sadly suggestive of moral rot.
tenness is tho part which women have
played throughout the revolt, and the
gay scenes then enncted in the fashiona-
BILE haunts Of folly form ghastly con-
trast 10 the general desolation which
preceded the blood and slaughter Of the
street lighting that closed the tragedy.
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Special Not1ces.
Revisit Of DR.. Randall.

as the e1terminator OF CORNS and BU-
NtoNS' whose reputation in this particular
branch ol surgery is already known, is again
IN our city, and can be found at the Washing
ton House. AS thero is no doubt as TO Ills
skill and efficiency in the removal OF theso
lmpediments. to walking in comfort, persone
needing his services ehould not delay in hay.
lug recourse to his aid. Juce
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FAN MILLS.
RAIN CRADLES
HORSE rOWERS,

MOWERS, and all kind, Harvesting ..aclin. Il
on hand AID for sale Ut lowest p,icts ii, the
market.
We cali special attention t. eur Horse
Power, which is the best power in use and
not high priced. Viii, onr experience il
planting. and the usc Of agricultural ;mpc-
mtnts and machines, together with our .aci.i
ties for having goods manufactured we clair,
we can give lower figures, better gn.,,. and
better satisfaction tlIan Any other lcsr ia Tie.
country. Send for catalogue.
April % LOEICk. X IOWEASrr
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CONSUMPTION,
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
ny J. II. SCIIENCIX. nI. 70.

1EA. fer whose death there was no other rea !,
son than the neglect OF known and indispnt.
ably proven means OF cnre. Those near and
dear to family aud friends are sleeping the
ly adopted ~"'ii" ~"'ii"
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n Chapter OF Fncts.-Space is valuable
IN newspaper, and it is, therefore, proposed
in this advertisement to condenso variety
OF facts, important to the public, into q email
compass. Those facts refer to Hostctter's
Stomach Bitters-what that celebrated mcdi
one is, and what it will do. In the first place.
then, the article is stimulant, tonic and al
terative. consisting Of n combination of an
absolutely pure spirituous agent with the
most valuable medicinal vegetable substances
that Botanic research has placed ut the dis
posal OF tho chemist and tho physician.
These ingredients are compounded with, great
care, and in such proportions as to produce
preparation which invigoratcs without excit
ing tho general system, and tones, regulates
and controls the stomach, Tho bowels. The
liver, and the minor secretive organs.
what this great restorative will do must bo
gathered from what it has done The caro Of
dyspopsia, or any other form of indic cation
i'll which it has been persistently a1minis.
tered without efftcting a radical cure. is vet
to 20 heard from. and tho same ma be eoit1
or bilious disorders, intermittent fever. ner
VouB affections, general debility, constipation.
SICK headache, mental disabilities to Which
the feeble are 80 subject. 1t puritics nil tho
fluids OF the body, including tho blood. and
the gentle atimuus which it imparts to Tho
nervous system is not euccoedcd by tho
slightest reaction. This is u chaptcr Of In cts
which readers, for their own sakes shoniI
mark and remember. Juno Q ~
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
CO III sIA. S. e.
Present Capital, 100000.
Aur1lon1zED cAplrA1., $500. 900.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500. 900.
OFFICERS.
john q. Palmer, t'res,l. Mt.
a. &. Brci.izcr, Casl,icr.
Z. N. q. Bntt, Assistant Carbicr.
1>iHi.CTi.ES. tt
j. III Gregg. Jt,bn Il. Palmer, F. ". Mc3las.
Ter, II. ID. Schn, Of Il. y. Sem & Snn; G. 81.
H"ard"n, Of tnrclnntl& & I.,rrGel; Il. l.. BRYAN.
uf lir!nn II McCartcr; ". G.. Swshield of H.
n W. G Swatlicld.
+. VI. McMastcr, Solicitor.
TJNiilS Dark III ROW open tor the transact or
4 OF general banking bnaincsS.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT nf currency or
coin. bearing interest at the rn,e Of Hevei (7l
per CENT Per nnnnni, iii kind. will l.r Issued
DEPOSITS from County Officers sJ,l cali, co.
liritcd; also, from Trustees, administrators.
EfPcntors, Professional Men, and oth.rs.
Particular attention given to accounts Of
CTy dnd Country Merchants. and hrr busi.
ness men, and the us,lal accommodations OK.
tended.
Notes, BE;x IT Eyclan... ard other c,i.
'lrnc.a "i .l.bt discounted, am: n.m.cv loaned
o,. co!lattr.i..
>trrkS, E"ads, fo'I nsd >ic., l.nrl, ana
sod.
M"tHohd ln rrnry purchased at n ,ma:l
discount. -
sight DrdJtS nrorn direct on ali the promi.
nent places in England, Ireland, Scotland.
frnhct. Gr,many, Dr'yiun,, Holland Den.
marx ahd NE Orient. Letters If Credit issued,
payable III any Of the above plHccs
Drafts on all the promincnt cities in the
United States honght and sold.
thanking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
Open from Q to 3. Fob 28 " /
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M. H. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware.roOYn
Plain Street nen,. Min

Plain Street, near Main.
<ASA> NOW on hand and daily re-.
M - ~ .Ilayc.iving from the manufac-
Gxsuzsss tories of New York, Boston,
YEszasR1EzzszEzsfY Cincinnati and Louisville, The
K largest asHurtmcnt OF FUR-
NiTURE eyer kept in this market, consisting
IN part OF Walnut par!or, Chamber aud Din.
patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also. The
celebrated Georgia Split bottom Chairs.
All kinds of MATTRESSES made to order.
UrHolASIEhlNG and REPAIRING done at
shortest notice and in the bcst manner =
Terms cash and Goods chesp Oct 30
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DIR. JOSEPH II. SCHENCK,S
SIMPLE TREATMENT

And availcd themselves of his wonderful mi.
cacions medicines, they would not have fallen.
Dr. Schehck mas. in his own case, proved
that wherever sufficient vitality remains, that
vitality, by his medicines md his directions
Tor their use, is quickened into hcalthfnl
vigor.
In ,his r sta'ement 4. there's nothing rreeump-
representation that is not n thonsand times
substantated by living and vi. iLla WORK.
The theory OF tho cure by DIR. Schcnck's mo.
aicine 10 as eimp'e as it is unfaiiing. It's phi.
loBophy requires no argument. IL il self.as.
suring, self-convincing.
The Seawced Tonic and Mandrake Pills ar.
tho first two weapons with whi"h the citndeI
OF the maiady IL assailcd. Twothirds of the
cases OF consumption originate in dyspepsia
anu functionally disordercdl liver. With this
condition tho bronchial tubes '.sympathiZn"
WIN the stomach. Thuy respond to the NOR
tha Hnc nGu,nm Gn tue liver Here, then. comes
WIN al lis distressing symptoms, If
CONSUMPTION,
Inc Mahurako Pills arc composed ,,f ono ~
natures noblest gifts-thc Podophili,,,, irl
!atum Ihey possess all tho bload-.earc ch !.
like calomol, they
"LEAVE No STING BEHINn.n
Inc work OF cure is now beginning. The
vitiated and mucous deposits in the bowels
,;n ana IN the alimentary canal are elected The
from Its torpidity. The stomach acts rcsnnn.
slyely, and the patient begins to feel that ho
IL getting. at last, A' ''o
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
The Seaweed Tonic. in conjunction with Tho
ci CiIis pormcates and assimilates with the food.
Ohylihcation Is now progressing without its
previous prey an, to1turos r. Digestion becomes pain
mere ls no moro Aatulonco, no oIaccrbntion
OF Nne !ne stomach. s An appetite sets in. :
NOW comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever
yet given by an indulgent father to SUFFERING
ah na1Porn oGhe9ons ;t Pu'monc Syrup comes In to
pletse pats the cure. It enters at once upon nit it's
na Moaxi nature cannot be cheated. It collects
Of tho angs Ss IN the form q It
very short time, tho maiady il yannm;shnd ,I ~ 2
she rotten throne thatit occupied is
nifty OF regained vigor, steps forth to eniaSy
tho manhood or the womanhoo1 that was
GIVEN UP Az LosT.
The second thing ia, tho patients mubt stay
IN warm ar room until they got vol; it is al,
tho lungs are diseased, but it mntt d. prc.
vented, or curo cannot be effectol. Frcsh
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HAMS! HAMs!, HAMs!!! ~
THoICE MAGNOLIA iIaMsi
~ CHOICE MARYLAND HAMSIi
CHOICE GROWN HAMS Il
I1oGether With full stock Smoked and Dry
sated BACON SIDES. Shoulders and Strips.
ioI SAFE at low prices to caeh consumers
A"y ~ JOHN AGNEW 4 son,
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Inc work OF cure is HOW beginning. The
vhlated and mucous deposits in the bowels
an! and in M the alimentary canal are elected. The
irivor' nKe clock, IL wound up. 1t arouscs
from It's torpidity. The stomach acts rc.pon-
sivcly, and the patient begins to feel thai Io
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New Books. -
GH1rS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP

New Books
THIFS FROM A GERMAN WCEKsuop
" BY Max Miller.
G',Srdia. or Advrhtures in the Desert Of
sahara J;y &. Napl-syi. NJ. D., A. II. SITE.
A"tntiltss, oT ParsiGn Family Hy An
th.r of jobs, Halifax. 81 80.
HE Silca; Farther. BY autlor Gates Aiar.
in. Franr,,.ll hssian War. Ev La,dop.
wMh Is rortrat- aud II maps Il 75
!, IN" Empty Heart; u :ovel. l:y Marion
Harnntl. 81 30
C:in.atr- iur Inva;i.l-. &c sIo5
GinA'- Bah, his Iii Ii aud Misf,,uncs: n
The Sisters CT ori, ms; 'ra.c or Esc.. and
S"cln! Conflict Ai-" y humber uf ne.
novels az! 9TH l. pub irar:o,.n. ju-t ,cc,i iycd
Al B!;iAS 4 MIC, ALTERS
al,Ili - "".k-tnre.
Whites Gardening for th,, South.
ll the late Wn =. White, oi Athens. GA.
HOLMES 5 I1'r!!EhN FAlMEn MAR
kEI GAkDhSEh. 81 so
Ihc Phosphate ltucks ot South Carolina.
is,, r,,. H:s':ry =, 5 aid e!opmcnss- Colorcd
:, SIX Serni"::.. on Temperance, by LYMAN
Sacred hi.'..ric; d, a ,'.nrse Of I.ecturrs on
Preacl:iaS. H. J.. l'athcy, d. H. $3.50
Any ntUvr fcnt.l,y nlnil.
nuFFIE T. CHAPMAN,
Fc3 IL OrODHite CDutnl.ia Hotel
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CONSIaII,I,IDN

The Mandrake Pills arc composed ,,f ono ~
natures noblest gifts-thc I'odophil,li.. I'll.
!atun Ihey possess all tho ch !.
like CalOmol, they 80 -
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anywh rm1
rccrtf NA
by
of
catcofs shares,
certificate como o in M
Award OF
of h
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in the
tin jGcaof
Inc hst Property and Land Scheme issued in short
time and will be ranled every emonths.
FURNISH
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nLD BANK BILLS and MUriLATED
" ~ lsHfHCf !. bought and sold by
NOV ~ emo D. GAMhR1LI. Broker.
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NO FIRE USED IN WASHING.
WARF1ELD'S COLD WATER SOAP.
HHiiIS SOAP washes perfectly in cold wator,
1 soft, hard or SILT. It ramo7cs gscaaa,
oil and paint from, garments. 1t washes all
kinds OF goods-cotton. flannel, silk or woolen.
1t cleanses silver. plated ware and jewelry
without scratching. II the articles are much
tarnishcd, rub them with pieco OF flannel
which has plenty OF tho Soap on it. To people
who do tlleir own washing, it is invaluable.
It " i'll snyo it's cost in one washing For sale,
i'll DO xes of thirty. six bars, by
EDWARD HOPE,
Apri9 Agent for South Carolina.
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THB CHARLESTON CHARITABLE Association
FOR THE BENEFIT
FREE SCHOOL FUND.
) CHARTEREn RY T!IE STATE QF S0IlTN {


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