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GreenvilIe and Columbia Raj
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HRAL. AL.SUrERlNTENDENT OFFICE
: z COLUMBIA, s. G., March /, 1870.
ON and after the following Schadule
will be daily, Sunday excepted, run con.
Meeting with Night Trains OH South Car
olina Road, up and down, and with
Night Train on Charlotte, Columbia ami
Augusta Road going South: . ..4r
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Notice.

"A IL Creditors Of tho Estate Of s.
"A r. UNDERWOOD, decd, c
hereby notified, to present their de-
mands against said Estate before me
at the Office Of tho Judge Of Probate
Abbevilc Court House en- tho 23d o
December next, or be barred.
S, ". AGNEW,
Administrator.
Nov, %, 1871: Slit
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Holiday Bo oks.

-...r "a .j;-Ga.. T. ;s7>-i3i7r
.SEu, BIjAs,s''22o q sse"11 =. =.
~ 0n;xoto. ,.fjhEp2 -, sa.''...E- :
Guiliver's Travels; -. Wa. :. a.
rA.,!,. A.annsu N,Salts, s.:,i..s :.a;.....,.s'
'' Vicar Of Wakefield, -.
g. Nursery Ballads, ..- 80
a Fire in the Woods,
P::udy Keeping House,
Little Folks Astray,
Harry Maillard, &C., &C.,
Nov. 33] LEE & PARKER.
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THE price of the raw Phosphate lav-
L ing declined 81 so per Ton, in con-
sequence of several companies not re-
sulning manufacturing since last Spring,
and the indications of large sales caused
y the the erop s seaso .nsG ave ndges
the STONO COMPANY to reduce their
prices to the above low figures, as they
are determined to give consumers the
best of Fertilizers at the lowest figures,
giving them the benefit of every decline,
which reduces the price of manufactur-
iun .%"s.'... - -
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ESTABLISHED 1885.
Greenville Coach Factory
COVER, COX B. MARKLEY.

INE would announce to our our custom, ,sn' ~
W crs that we arc prepared now 10
fill all orders for Vehicles. we nave
added to our stock of Woodworking
Machinery, and increased our stall OF
workmcn to about 10, and therefore, trust
that none Of our patrons will be disaP-
pointed in having orders promptly 11iien.
The Stock of One, Two, Three, Four
and Six Horse Iron Axle Plantation
Wagons will be kept full !: and now, as
for onc-t third of a century past, these
Wagons shall be the STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE. -,
We have Il large stock Of light BOo-
GIES and ROCMAWA1S, OF our own
make also, q stoc k OF Northern punt
BUGGIES-both low and high priced,
for those who wish to purchase North.
ern work, as, cheap as any Southern
dealer. We call special attention to u the' Is
improvements making in our SPRING
WAGONS. Without raising the price,
we arc furnishing them with great care,
painting them elegantly.
Price lists promptly mailed on .appll-
cation.
Send us all your Repair Work. Freight
only charged one way on itby the RAIL
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REPORTED BY NORWOOD, DUPRE & co
ABBEv1LLE, Dec. 90.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE cot
ton movement shows receipts at all ports
to be l2D, D,91S bales, against 1888 bales
last week, 1222, 126 bales the previous
week, and l24, 40 bales three weeks
since. Total receipts since September
1,1lS,5 ,557 bales, against l,372,537 bales fol-
the corresponding period the previous
year showing decrease since Scptem-
Der of :2,54 ,0l0 Exports from all ports
for the week l07, ,473 bales, against H.
59S bales for the same week last year.
Total exports for the expired portion OF
the cotton year, 592, 500 bales, against
755, 16S bales for the same time last year.
Stock at al! ports 406,A72 bales, against
4GS, 256 bales for the same date last year.
Stock at the interior towns, II, ,l34 bales
last year. Stock in Liverpool, 45S,0O(
against $50, 600 bales last year. Ameri-
can cotton afloat for Great Britain, l+7,-
900 bales against 1000 bales last year.
Indian cotton afloat for Europe, 2S3.O4l
bales, against $4,000 bales last year.
The weather in the South has been cold
in many sections during the week, al
though few complaints of rain.
LIVERPOOL, December 1S.-Noon.-
Cotton opened quiet uplands 10; Orleans
10} ; sales 1900 bales ; export and specu-
lation 5000.
LIVERPOOL, December 1S.-Evcning
Cotton closed d,lll-uplands 10; Orleans
10b.
NEW YORK, December 1s-Soon,-
Cotton dull-middling 1871; Orleans ,204 ;
[sales 1 200 bales. Gold heavy at 9@9s.
Governments dull and steady. Money
eight, att gold, to l-S2 per cent. Ex-
change-long o. short 81. '.s.
I p, M.-Cotton steady; sales 2,O47
bales-uplands 1872; Orleans 20I. Gold
'9@SS. Sterling firm, st 0@os. Money
and u fraction commission. Govern
mcnts dull. =.
AUGUSTA, December ls.-Cotton;cuict
-middling lS; receipts 1000 bales; saics
500. ..--.t s..
CHARLESTON, December 1S.-Cotton
dull and little doinS-middling 10; re-
ceipts 2,y2G bales; sales 100: stock 81, 70l.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For oil the purposes of Laxative
Perhaps no one medi.

Perhapsno oncmedi-
cine is SO universally
required by every
body rs 4 cathartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore so universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes as
thi2 mild bdt efficient
purSativc PW. Tho
obvious reason Is,
that itisaInol'e rcha.
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COVER, cox & MARKLEY

Agent at Abbcvillc, DR.. J. W: Mar
shall; at Greenwood, J. ~. & w. II.
Baiy;. at Nincty-SiX, r.. &. LipscomD
at Cokesbury, J.J. Ellis. ......
Nov II, 1870 ~ l2m
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Judgment Of foreclosure and Sale.
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Rev. Edward T. Higbce, minister of
Trinity Chapel, New York, died sud-
denly Oh Sunday.
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grievances. and in any event We trust
that the Honorable Secretary Of the
Trsasury Qf the power be vested In hfm)
VIII not enfo1ee the sections and clauses
of this law 10 which we have referred
land which we believe should be repesledj
before January l. 1872, giving in the
meantims to those directly interested In
river matter time In order to lay their
grievances before Congress, and If neoez-
sary to make such changes as may be re-
CURED on boats already equipped under
the former law.
THE following sections and clauses we
believe should be repealed:
"Section 4 Repeal 80 far a. relates to
hay, cotton, petroleum and hemp, and all
uncomfortable articles.
"Sec. 8. Repeal SO far as relates to
space for deck passengers. and keeping
two gangways clear, as one is sufhcisnt.
"See. IL, clause 2 Repeal so far 81 re-
lates 70 steam registers. fusible plugs,
lookup safety valves, and water gauges.
"See. II, clause 3. Repeal 90 much as
relates to sutjecting boilers to hydrostatic
test when it exceeds Is lbs. above the
working pressure SLOWED.
"Sec. 43 Entirely repeal.
e AZ. Repeal so far as relates 10
blowing the whistle every minute, substi-
tuition In lieu thereof every five minutes
Sec. So Entirely repeal.
"'Sec. 50. Licences. entirely repeal as far
as relates to captains, pilots, engineers
and mates.
"Sec 8, Repeal 80 much as relates to
pressure upon hose; in lieu OF leo pounds
substitute not to exceed so pounds.
also the following rules:
Rule %. Abolish so much as relates to
the duties of mates.
"Rule %. Abolish 50 much as relates to
the examination of packages of freight by
mates"
Cincinnati has organized a boatman's
association. The CONSTITUTION has seven
teen articles, all Of which have been
adopted except the sixteenth.
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rHeToRf.


Ample preparations hsye been made to
make the coming weeks sport at the
Chickssaw course all that may be natur.
ally expected from the Club. Several
horses of note have been here In training
some time. There are st present on the
ground the stables OF William JenninR
and Geo. II. Rice, Of Kentucky; Colonel
O l.. Hunt, of Missouri; e. Norwich, of
Louisiana; q. A. Eastman, of Illinois;
VIM. Cottreli, Esq, Of Alabama; Messrs
~Bellentins, Crowley and Frsim.
On the way here, the splendid stables Of
General Buiord, Of Kentucky. Cadwsi-
lader Is coming, q splendid tur1man, al
ways has fine horses. Jsckson's stables
will be here; Cheathzm and Dsrden are
coming Harding is on the way; Auemsn
Is also coming. Most of these left Nash
vile by special train yesterday, and are
here as you read this. When all these
shall have arrived at the Chickasaw course
there will be over sixty horses there. The
names we have given are a sufficient
guarantee for the statement, that there
Will be as good, or perhaps better,
running here than ever before. A meet
ing of the members of the Chicka-
sew Club and turfmen generally will
be held in the Oyerton this evening,
at eight O'Clock. We understand thai a.
this Is not a meeting of directors, but
rather Of race horse men generally, all
those interested In turf matters will be
ia attendance. The principal topic Of dis
cussion will be how 10 mske this the most
successful meeting ever held in Memphis,
hence tbs attendance Of all friends OF the
turf.
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WAvERLY HAT at Wheaton's.
LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-FIipPin, Judge.


The following cases sre set for trial this
day (MoDdsy( Witnesses, eitber for the
Slate or the defendants, and defendants
on bonds, must be In attendance
promptly. or orders of arrest will be
Issued: l02, Angelo Marie, carrying con-
cealed weapons; los, Angelo Marie, at
tempt to kill; les, John Hill. murder;
l22. James SchoOlss, arson; l22, James
Hays, arson; I23, p. W. B8nkett, attempt
70 kill; LII, Dan. Good, larceny; 127, w.
shannon, larceny; lbs. Henry Moode, at
tempt to kill; I2s, Henry White, sttempt
to kill; 129, Z Bauman, false prstenses;
l29. Henry Coin, false p~retenses; 295,
Maggie Williams, keeping house of Ill
fame; 298, Annie Melrose, keeping house
of Ill fame; 30l, Msggie Britton, keeping
house of i'll famei St5. A. g.. Harris, lar
cenv; 308, John Tranthsm, larceny; 331,
John Mcbride, larceny; AZ, Henry
Moode, carrying concealed weap6ns: 424,
Henry White, carrying concealed
weapons; 496, James sehooles, sell
ing liquor in place of amusement;
42S, E1wsrd Barrett, lsrcsny; 430,
Thos. Callahan, A and B; 4S1, ThOs.
Callahan, attempt to kill; 431. Antonio
McCsrty, attempt to kill; 43l, VIM. Cros-
by, attempt to Kill; al, Henry Morgan,
larceny; 442, Mary Barnes, larceny; 443,
+. A. Shreyer, larceny; Al, Jake Jones.
malicious StRbDlngi 2OZ, Micnsel burke,
A and b; 470 Lou Fisher, keeping house
of ill-fsme; 47S, Mel McCsrver. mayhem;
ATS, Mat Reagan, burglary; 476, Amanda
Randall, G @ W; 500, Mary Smith, keep
ing house III fame; slS, W. w. King
don, keeping gaming house; 625, j. w.
Alley. keeping gaming house; 54S, e @.
Woodward, keeping gaming house; 55S,
A. j. Slagle, keeping gaming house, 67S,
Richard Puryeor, keeping gaming house;
500, +. II Nichols, larceny; 59S, Frank
Smith, larceny; 800, W. 81. Hewett, sink
ing vessel; e06, W. 81. Milliken, larceny;
COZ. Frank Lslly, attempt to kill; 6l3,
james Carr, Illegal cobsbiting; GA.
Amanda Carr. Illegal eohsbitine; 6I5,
John Baker. Illegal cohsbiting; GIG. Clara
Baker, illegal cohsbiting; 625 A. Savers,
gaming; 626, A. Ssyers gaming; 627, Hen
Thurman, RETAILING; 628, M Combs, ir.,
forgery; So, Edie Parks, larceny; 6S4,
stephen Walters, murder; 635, J. B.
Shelton. murder; 636, Charles Crook, lar
ceny; 63s, York Baker, larceny.
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saLEleH RAILROAD.

At 3 meeting Of the directors OF this
road Saturday the line recently surveyed
by Col. Msigs WIS unanimously adopted
for the road. The line OF r0uta leaves
Third street opposite tho new Catholic
(St. Bridget's) Church, crc ssln2 the Ohio
Railroad about two hundred yards east
from where Third street crosses that road,
themes In 3 northessterly direction runs
between Leatb. orphan asylum and old
Raleigh road through the lands OF z Nc
Davit-the old Valentine tract and inter-
secting with the new Raleigh road at Cy-
press Crs5k-running on the southern
edge of the new Raleigh road through one
of the finest belts Of land In the county
belonging to Col. r. +. Looney, William
Hardin, E. ". Brooks, K J. B. L. Wyn
snd others along the route to . point near
Wolf river, where. by 3 slight detection,
1t reaches the old Raleigh road between
the national cemetery aud Raleigh, along
which 1t reaches Raleigh, crossing the
river just below the bridge al Raleigh.
It is needless to say that the friends of
the road are jubilsnt. Our friends at the
ancient capital confidently expect q most
prosperous career for her future. With
one Of the best schools II the county, a
factory nearly ready for active operations,
three stores, and churches for all denomi-
nations, it Is not -6xtrzvsgsnt to say that
our beautiful suburb will at once attract
to her life giving waters and healthful
breezss z population Of thousands OF our
most sppreeistive citizens and thus be-
come our resort for pleasure and health
and save tens Of thousands Of dollars
heTetofoTe spent at other places in search
of these blessings.
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A NEW INSTITUTION.
Its AusPieiOus Inauguration Day.

The Home Insurance Company, lust
established under the presidency Of Louis
Hanover, the stsunch old impersonst alton
OF the virtues Of Front row, Is invested
with more liberal grants Of power, and has
a wider range of business capacities, under
Legislative authority than any like insti-
.ution that exists in the city. If insur-
aDce were not profitable, he company is
clothed with all the rights Of q bank. I,
is not subjected to many burdens incident
to less favored corporations of the sort,
and they were shrewd who took advantage
Of the existence of this charter to enrich
themselves through its franchises. Not
less wise were they in selecting officers to
shape the fortunes of the company. Louis
Hansuer, President, John s. Toop, Vice
President, r. P. Boiling, Secretary, are
names that at ones inspire unlimited pub
lie confidence. The other managers are
s 81. TObey, J. W. Dickinson, Phil. J.
Mallen, VIM. Whitaker, 81 Wetter, N S.
judah, John Il. Bowen, Assistant Secre-
tsry and AdOlph Loeb, General Agent.
The stockholders pay in additional capital
to-day and the Home Insurance Company
viii at c extend the sphere Of Its op-
eratiOns.
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MUSEMENTS.

A Washington correspondent writes,
under date of the 24th inst; ITO night
was the opening for the season of the Ns-
tiOnsl Theatre. The play selected was
Bulwer's charming comedy of Money -
The house has been Tsitted, and every
thing inside looked as bright as q new pin,
The piece was Well put on the boards In
the cast, "a two Of leading characters. L
recognized two old Memphis favOrites-
Mis-. Allen and Theodore Hamilton. They
hsve lost none Of their old prestige, but
improved greatly since / saw them last
81 the New Memphis. The leader of the
orches "a, too. is one who won golden
opinions while at the Bluff City. 1 refer
to VIM. Witbers, who played one of his
inimitabis violin solos, and received a
double encore. / understand he made
himself quite a name In New York, and
ib is quite evident that be made o hit to-
night. AS 1 shell be here some days, 1
WI I pick up all the points / can and jot
them down for you, II you deem them
worthy Of your columns. JUNIOS.
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VALUABLE SUBUsBAN REAL ESTATE
FeR SALE.

The sale Of that beautiful property
known as the Valentine Homestead, on
the east Of the city, between the old and
new Raleigh rOsds, just outside the cor
porstion and Immediately on the line Of
The Memphis and Raleigh railroad, which
was on this day, by the board of directors,
adopted, will take place at the door Of
the Second Chsncery courthouse, on
Monday, October I'd, 81 IL O'Clock M Lots
from one to twelve acres will be sold.
Terms z and II months, and NJ interest.
The sale to-day wss postponed TO await
the Obove action OF the railroad board.
Capitalists take notice.
NJ. D. L STEWART, O. q Nj.
September 80, 1871.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, q
OFFICE OF ca. SIG. OFFICER,
WAaHTUdTou Gaptamhar 20 P5I


The area of highest barometer. which
was Saturday between the Ohio Valley
and South Atlantic, is now confined to the
latter States, snd the pressure hss contin-
ued to fall slowCi in the northwest. The
pressure has fallen slightly in Florida and
still more so in Texas. Brisk westerly
winds have continued in Southern Flori-
da with clearing easteriy winds. The
wind clouds and rains which have prevail
ed on tbs Texas coast have extended north
into the interior. Light winds have pre-
vailed on the Atlantic coast with q general
tendency toward b southeast. Winds
have continued north and west of the Ohio
Valley vesring this afternoon to the south
west with increasing cloudiness. The
temperature remains stationary in the
Eastern and Gulf States and northwest,
elsewhere 1t has risen somewhat since
Saturday afternoon. Ths barometer will
probably fail on Monday very generally
east of the Mississippi with partially
cloudy weather from Tennessee and
Georgia 20 the lower lakes and New Eng
land, and cloudy and fresh southwest
winds from Missouri to the upper lakes.
Cloudy and rainy weather will probably
extend from Louisiana To Texas and to
Missouri and Kansas.
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Sl,OOO,OOOS

% the sutbority Of the act Of the Legisla-
. ture OF Kentucky. or March q. r7l, the
Trustees CT the Public Library Of Kentucky
VIII give q GRAND GIFT eE
Louisville, KY on Tuesday. October 81, le7ls
10000 ttcR els Of admiss'on $40 2 ca, cur
reRcy; half ticAets. So Q1artoT ueEes. - ".
Tickets viii be seat b reglstereS letter. fhs
money Tor them may De sent b I. y money
order. green backs or draft. Each dcksE con-
sis 3 81 four quarters vajus. 81 80 e-eh. he
holder Is entitled 10 admission - the GSn-
cert, and to the value OF the git awarded to
&c, or ffs fraction. $4,000 IN grcenbacks
viii be dfstrtbuted to holders OF tee era In
gtis or from Sf0af 90. the highest. to SIC, The
lowest. being III gins IN al. The concert Is
for the beRedt Of the EuDl1c Library q Ken
lucky. Tue Cit gems Bank OF Asntucky IL
treasurer: and this c~erPora-Ors and sppeTVf-
sors are he Hon. Thomas Z B-amlstSe. fara
Governor OF Kentucky, and EWe1gy seven cf
the most distinguished and r~espS-eoia aisi-
gems or the Site. The ansSrHigA u late
prfn cfpaf b~nsiufE5 mfnaEer Of the TEry Sac
cesafu1 gifr con IT for ths oenedt cf he Aer~
canaie Library 81 Sa1 -=znctse0. has bssn
appointed Agsn and Nansgsr 81 this Grand
Gin Concert The drawing Anc Q =tr hutaoz
viii take place IN public. an1 e4erTftsirg Wiz
&c done to satisfy buyers of ttckets tass their
VIII Re a. vel pfotsc ec - II tneF
were personal , present - super N no rha
entire affNzr. f0r Eckats ana nteraatl0n
to - fEFHh5.
10 Matn e-rfot, o1lrz1 e Ky.
No. ; Asfor Hcuse- 80 YORK
H.N- Hempstec. 410 BroadHaJ A1waakee.
49, 1snch. Virginia city. EsFada
MA, WOLF. no. SO O. Sc, ~. Lcnfz.
Tickets also Tor sale IN every prominent
,3ace IN tbs United STATES sa25sod
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CABLE SCREW WIRE
BOOTS AND SHOES
ARE
Claimed to be the Best,
Acknowledged to be the Best.
Proved to be the Best.

THE ARE rz
MOST PLEABLE.
MOST ECONOMICAL
MOST COMFORTABLY
MOSf DCKABLE-
VIII not rip Rapidly supersedIng sezed
and pegged work The p1tsntsramo fs ~ all
sold by al dealers. A single tuaI vii max
kOoo Al THESE ctafmS. saDie
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TIE --latest styles OF Hats at Leidy'a,

STEAM FITrTNa, 3i5 Second street.
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RIVER NEWS.
Leaving To-Da1
Port.
Phil Allen. Utah.
Rirors. Meather and nusiness.

The river continues to go down IN more
sense than one. It dropped two inches
within the last twen.y-fOur hours. The
accounts from up tbs country are not en-
cou-aging. At present there's very little
prospect that the larger boats will be able
TO resume their trips from st. Louis in q
short tins. The smaller boats continue
to run with very promising results out of
every trip There is plenty of business
for the river men, but the father OF waters
tell them to bold back yet q while. Ad-
ditionsl trouble is daily experienced from
haze ma IsT3aDtk navfvaffOn
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THE POLICE.


It seems that our informant who made
the statement in reference to the arrest of
a drunken old woman, named Flood, at
the Beele street market house, was who'll
ly mistaken as to the conduct OF the DO
liceman who made the arrest. There was
no dray used, no osths were uttered, and
no more force employed than was abso-
lutely necessary 20 convey the violent old
oma to the -statton-house. Our inform
ant was wholly misinformed as to the
character of the woman arrested. He suf-
fered his sympsthies to be excited be-
Cause a woman was involved. In this in
stance he was at fault, and Is none the
worse man for all that. We now know
the policeman charged with this mall
fessance in Office, and thst he is one long
known TO Us as one of the best men in the
employment of the city, The food should
quietly subside, and learn that n4hing is
finally gained by the unworthy Who take
advantage OF that sympathy which the
sex always e1cites, whether deserving OF
not. Mrs. Flood has lor g besn deemed q
nuisance in the market place.
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GRAND OPENING.

A new beer and wine hall will be OPP
ened at No. 276 Second street, on Monday,
by thst well-knoWn beer man, Mr.. J,
Baehman. Tbs hall is being elegantly
fitted up, and when finished will be one
OF the most attractive lager beer saloons
In the city. On Monday next the new
house viii be opened In grand style. A
iree lunch will be spread, and the
friends Of Mr.. Bachmsn will be in attend.
snce. Il Is the intention OF the enterpris-
ing proprietor TO move his lager b er es-
adjustment from Shelby street into the
new building. Everybody is invited to
attend Ali visitors will receive the most
polite ~sttsntiOn st the new saloon. and
can obtain the best beer, the finest wines,
ard purest cigars TO be found in the city.
Remember the grand opening.
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puMrs, sl6 Second street.
LOCAL NEWS.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College
-Thos. Cubbins, b~ricklayer, 5S4 Main st.
-Armstrong's Photographic Gallery,
No. Eli Main street.. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
ST. JosEPH's IEPIKxARY-In chsrrs OF
the Sisters, cornez Third and Jedsrson
streeta.
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To B~rickIalers.
INsrNEFRs OFFICE.

NIT1 ENGINEEkfS OFFICE,
~ AE1PHzss 1ESE, september 3d. 1671
- Sealed proposals viii bsrscsiveo at this
once until II O'Clock N Frtdsy, the sth Of
October. for building . brick oulvsrt at the
second bayou on Beals sfzssk. me city re-
serves the right 70 rsieet q or all OF thu
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