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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-04-04
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HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT OF

In affections peculiar I" Females. IL uncquaIlcd by
any other prcpa ration, in urnsiS, or ecnInH
PSintulncss, OT SuppFcRsiOn of CustunATy EVAcua.
tiuns. liberated or SchiTTus State Of the Uicrus
and all complaints incident 10 the tbs decline
change Of life.
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All kinds of Musical Instruments Supplied
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to the other nnuences the outspoken grief and pas
sonate outDursts OF Dereayet friends.
One body was brought thore IN the afternoon
which had been carried by the acuon OF the tue
q young lazy, O Miss Uhlmann, whose brother had
also persisted. On her wrists she wore Brace
lets. around her neck an ornament TO which
was appended locket bearing the like
was recognized. Upon her head there was Sc
we're cut but otherwise she presented the ordinary
appearance OF one engulfed by 1.-THE sad sea
waves.n Soon after her arrival she was recognized
ensued.
Tue last victim who died yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
Mick Finley. was visited by her brother himself
badly burned about the hands who became so fran
worked Tor while IN strong nysterlcs finally, per-
mission being given to HIM once more to kiss the
Scared lips OF his sister, he was led away, sobbing
bitterly.
PROFESSOR JAMES r. WOOD
so well known at Bellevue Hospital College and
throughout this city, SAID TO the writer or TINS
artcle-'ln ali my experience here. and II embraces
some thirty years, have never seen ANYTHING IKE
ever moved me beforen
From seven until halrpast nine last evening there
were still two bodies unrecogntzed at the M0rgne
Until the lights were exunguishei the crowd stu
pressed to gaze upon the bodies Of the stalwart
man and little child round whose heads the cam
dies fckered. giving forth q dim uncertain light.
At ten O'Clock last night some thirteen collins yet
remained IN The dead-houseyard containing remains
OF the victims, which Will probably be removed to-
day. They had been recognized by their friends,
but the permits not having been obtained from the
Coroner they could not then be removed.
The scene at the MCrgue and deadh0use yester.
the testimony OF the police and others
whose eyes have often rested upOn death In nearly
every form, taking into consideration the number
death-was Que Of the most fearful ever witnessed
In the city,
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ARRIVALS.
REPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Atlantic (Br Murray, Liverpool yqly 20 and
sa westerly 4, " PASSAGE win missy
issT @e
of The West bound west, ,o. 1sv.r,oo, ,rv 10 u.
Sssss'oTSS W.T.
ia IT. ss Rs;ss? isaR !ns;
is bark Woodh.lI IBrS, from Montreal for Liverpool
!sr hamburg Sas ship George harSa from Caida for
Steamship St Louis Whitehead, New Orleans July 90 and
sO1hre. Pass s%e Ssy VIA %dss and so 10
I1.rpoc tns sS as
81 go Ion e 49, ship Maxwell Orr from Pensacola for Sun;
s.esnaship Ca'sarne whiting. Howc., Savannah July
yIe. July 90 on Fa,hom iishtshiD spoke schr Addie
with Lowden. was lowed TO this port By r'esni
'p s.S%snp Sa %as woodruff "a hour, with
S:s n sns FL
he
she ,s9 r.. lying in tho
?se 's tsns y Ts% cry SSs" 60 hours
W." ssss@sp ' VIM cyd: rsrirr RenmoS City ro
and Norfolk, with mdss and passengers. to Washington
ship Dinapors tBrN wilson Calcutta Apra 4 and Land
hrRe T,s June OF Cape Of Good Hope bad furious
gale which lost port topgaant buwprks ana rail- ana
passed the on date. st Helena, June 2s aud
tied light winds and heavy westerly gales during the
nom, from cicntis for London ath ia Is s. long +,
bark Rep.ul lfr from False Point 20 Msrsess "a days
Rangoon Falmouth, 45 days ont 2tb. lat By 3 long
@EE ship sve ponard from Rnnyoon or 9 y
sRip Korrc tNo) from Rsngoon e the connent y days
ou; 4 lat ~ 81 s, lon 10 10 Fl chip Oliver Cromwd lbr)
Rangoon for LIVERPOOL 81 days out 10th, lat ~ -
lon II ~ 81 bark Bernvc Nebe (B from Rangoon or hot
terdam Co days out. July lat nt &c bark Gen Boo
EenIne sder from Hamburg for Valparaiso. - days ont
Ship Caravan, Michel, Leghorn, Mrys with marble ana
rags, 10 Howiadi rockingham. -,
Bark Amphire NO. Grs, Newpcr. % days, WIN raj.
and had light souhcry winds and sss.y ws Sc
Banks July H. lat ~ H. Ion &c 49, saw an American osrk
bound west with loss OF bowspr foreast ana mm
zen toprnaets her and made sfguas bu
got reply did not ascertain her nano. a. -, 49,.
Bark Fideo NC) kfsdt 00ttenberg q days, WIN non
20 evessel 10 frrcb EoJe Go. Came the northern
passage and Ind light .oubery winds and CAMS ba oesn
II DAYS yestgf The g9pbG
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoNDoN, July 31--l 80 2. NJ
Consos closed ut 93 for both money the account.
United States 6yc-tweniy bonds 1862 49, 1865 DID, as 1857
80; ten-fortes, g..
PARIS MoNEY MARKET.-PARIs, July 8l--4:3O p. NJ
Kentes 56f. Sc
LIvERPOou. COTTON MARKET-LIvERpooL, July 81
43Q M-CottonThe market osed fiat mi1dling
SID. middling Orleans y1sd. The of the
been 5000 bales including 500 for speculation and export
FRANKFORT MONEY MARKET-tRANKFoRT, July 90
Fvebng-Uned states hve-twenty bonds closed at R for
the of 1862
COTTON MOVEMENT.
LIVERPOOL, July 81, 1871.
Dutsof Bules
Arriref. From. Sailing. Of Cotton.
Ship F. A. Thaycr.... New Orleans. June 2S76
Ship Scioto. Galveston June 49, 25l6
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAEKET.-LIvERPooL, July d.
Spirits OF turpentine, 43s
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Steamship Benefactor, Jones' Wilmington. NCLorilard
Steamship Co.
steamship Franeonia Bragg, Portland-J Ames
ship Canaan (Br Manson. 1ondon-E Morgan's Sons.
Ship Goschen (NG), Henke, Napies-C Luing 4 Co.
Bark Gemsbok Bunker, Hong kong-d Frank Dckman 4
Bro
Bark Rosalia Gta Pesce Gloucester, E--runch, Edge
Co.
Bark Ellen Dyer Leland, Kingroad, E-H DGJ U Brook
Bark Queen Victoria tBr), Lyme, Dubin-Barclay Liv
inestou.
BARK Alemannia (NG), Moler, Port spsin--Jones L
Lough.
Bark Elba, Petersen, Hsvana-J Ward 4 Co.
Brig shannon, Ray, Lisbon-Simps0n 4 Capp.
Brig Amercus Gibraltar for orders-Hand Swan
Brig Daniel Trowbrige Rogers, Bsbados-D Trowbridge
X Co.
schr Barreras. De Dias, vigo for orders-C Morti.
Schr Mary LuDt (Br), Simmons. Grenada-BJ Weinberg
schr Promcnader, Davidson, Yarmouth Ns-Crandnil,
Bertaux K Co.
Schr Annie Dole, Bunce Jacksonvile-van Brunt A co.
Schr 3 r Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford.
Steamer q Biddie, McCue, Philadelphia
Steamer q Phelps, Brown, Philade. pnia.
steamer Move lty, shaw, Philadelphia.
Steamer W q Perrepont, Shropshire, Philadelphia.
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THE FEELING In WASHINGTON.

Rigid Inquiry Into the Cause ef the Ex-
pIosiom On the WesineId Ia be Insiitufed-
Implied Censure Of the New York In.
spector-Ferryboat Boilers 10 be he.
cxamiucd. ,o.,
The first Official act OF Secretary boutwell, this
morning was TO address a telegram to Addison
Low, Supervising Inspector OF Steamboats, for the
District or New York, mqurlng when and by whom
the boilers OF the West1eld were last inspected and
ordering him to make q thorough examination oi
the cause OF the disaster. reply was shortly after
received stating tnat the boilers were inspected by
Inspector Matthew's on the 12tn OF June last. The
Importance OF the case suggested that Supervising
General Belknap, OF New York, should give the
matter his personal attention, and he was
instructed do so py the Secretary this afternoon.
He also addressed the following letter to Supervis-
ing Inspector Low, which was mailed tonight,
cvncing the feeling Of Mr.. Boutwell, In the mat.
ter
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1871. I
SIR--The newspapers this morning report another
fearful steamboat disaster yesterday within your
district caused by the explosion Of the boiler
which large numbers or persons are alleged to have
been killed and wounded. This disaster ar once de-
that the responsibility may be fixed upon the proper
parties. You arc, therefore directed 10 make in.
curry Immediately into the circumsa nces attending
the explosion and IN respect to the loss OF life and
injuries resulting thereirom and promptly report
the facts to this Department. You VIII also
endeayOr TO ASCERTAIN the exact cause OF the acci
dent the actual condition OF The boiler at the time OF
Its last inspection. and furnish the Department. the
names OF the owners, officers and employees OF the
Westfeld. Your telegram OF this morning gives the
date Of the last inspection as June II, 1871. The
brief period that had elapsed between that In
spection aud The explosion would seem to indicate
carelessness upon the part OF The officer whose duty
1t was to decide upon The condition OF the boiler at
the time OF Its inspection ny HIM. and the Depart
ment cannot zoo strongly urge upon you the import
ance and necessity OF making special inquiry into
the manner IN which that duty was performed.
Very respectfully.
GEORGE 8. BOUTWELL,, Secretary.
To ADDISON Low, Esq, Supervising Inspector.
New York city.
In addition to the above, the Secretary has under
consideration and Will probably issue tomorrow in-
sr,ciOns to Supervising Inspector General Belknap
to have the rules and regulations, as well as the
provisions OF the steamboat law under which they
are framed. strictly enforced. lie VIII also notify
Mr.. Belknap 10 have all the boilers of -ferrybOats
throughout the country carefully inspected and to
pay particular attention to all boilers that have
been patched and repaired.
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AID Far THE BROOkLYy SUFFERERS or
TIE EXPLOSION.

AZ the close OF the second act at the Park
Theatre, last night, Mr.. Carroll came before the
curtain and said:--"we propose on Saturday
afternoon TO give matinee for the
benefit Of those who have suffered through
the recent explosion. All the attaches Of the house
beye consented and although have not consulted
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BELOW.

Bark Asphodrl, Norton $50 days from Yokohama
Bark Leone (ial, C1connardi from Marseile. Nav Il
lby pilotboat Le2geh No ~.
Bark Rosino Bruno ltal Failures, from Legho June 10
Brig Alex Nichols. from Ponce, PR
Wind at sunset s ", light
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsOI,UTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED in
n different statcs-Descton &c., sufficient cnuse. No
publicity. No charge until divorce granted Advice free.
NJ. HOUSE,, Attorney, 100 broadway.
a BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
N The Courts Of different States No publicity Advice
free. Notary Public and Commissioner for every Stale.
FL KING. Counsellor. atLsw. 35s Broadway
DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSrIO on
~ detention from business, for Structure, Iistula, Piles
Diseases Of the Pelvic viscera Diseases and Dcfores Of
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
henry A. pAkjEL5. N. D.. 1H Lsxipston avenue. 3
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with inc members OF the orchestra, ! am convinced
they VIII assist [ trust the managers OF New YORK
will follow our example. loud applause).
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sShr ss'.gaga !ci aoucsser RYAN gayssOs IL day.,
days north of Haeras, with light souiherly winds and
scsr Jhos Benton, corson. Virginia.
stesmtug Hammi. Devine Philadelphia, July 30, ats
south sS q t. 1oE on s
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Glaucu,, Walden Boston for New York; with
scsr Caroline Knight Cummn. Lubec for New York, with
smoked behring's 20 Jed Frye Co.
sSh5 HsSx4 e. Davis Block Island for New York. with 'h
schr selma Scranton Clark Cromwell for Jersey City, with
schr Staten Islander Hamilton, Bridgeport for New
schr America, Incraha. ROckand for New York. with
lime to {, Gambia nI.. Pressey;
:$I $ $sss %:.y ssssss ,sT rSl;;s.sss
s srd Sa sss ss% York
sSr Loon SeE Msssn ssE
ssclr Mead fSrsslsr taunton for New YORK s. w
a Hss York.
s schr Dsyd,on Smith Providence for Washington.
ssSr Barber for Newbure
sSSr q: s:yls; Arnold psovdsacs ioT
ssss ss S Ps,sy s s
s sr A%ira l!.ga~sn Glen Cove for Wsehawken
ssSr Nelson, Holeroot. New Haven Tor New York.
sSSiSn o Fl
Steamer VIM Tibbhts, Boston for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg. New York for Portland
Brig Robin Douglas, New York for st John, Nh.
scnr Asrwin Hate, New York for Proyidencs.
Schr Oris, Eaton, Port johnson for New London.
schr John BROOKS, Fox Jersey City for New Haven.
schr Edwards West Newbury for Ro,t9n.. !. r.
Hchr Jas English, Parker Ezahcthport for New Bedford
Schr II DAILY Lamphire. Rondout for Providence.
schr Isodorick BN hodsdon, Rondout for Avcril.
schr Expedite, Sacket Hoboken for New London.
schr franklin Young, Port Johnson for New London.
schr Chase Ingraham, New York for Providence.
Schr Ida Herbert, Allen, New York for Gloucester.
Schr Mary Il Cun Gorham New York for Cow Bay
schr Duryea, Nicholson, New York for st John, NIB.
Schr II Farmer, Wibbard, Hudson for Portland
schr Delaware, Snow, Now York for Dennis.
Schr Lindsey, Hamilton, Sonth Amboy for Portland.
schr Union wskeIy, Albany for Pawtucket.
Schr Foam, Hogan, Trenton for Norwich.
schr Demmng Boardman, Port Johnson FOR Middle.
schr A ywibr, Loushry, Phladep ha for New Haven
schr Deputy, Sturgis, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Edward Err1ng Burns Philadelphia for New London
Schr Harper, Gott, New York for Bangor.
Schr Governor Fruthy, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Scudder Gorham, Albany for Southport.
schr I Davis Terry, New York for New London.
Schr susan Bishop, New York for Thomastown.
Schr Fowler, Roaers. HAY rs!raw for New Rochelle
schr VIM l. Peck, Mott, New York for Huntington.
schr Tariff Mead, New York for Cow Bay
Schr q Person. Ferris, Port johnson for Stamford,
Sloop Republic, Hale, New YORK for Mamar0neck.
Steamer Mets Davis New York tor PROVIDENCE.
Steamer Gastea, Nye New YORK for Providence.
wmTKsToNE. Ii, July sl-l1:l5 I'm.
Tho chr Samuel Kicker and few soops for the
ward have just got In and will remain oyer npht
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LOOKING AFTER CUBAN sYMPATHIzERS
MONTREAL, July 81, 1871.
Senior Enrique Wales, Secretary OF the Spanish
Legation at Washington, arrived to-day, to invesli-
gate this Cuban business. lie goes to Quebec to.
morrow.
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Bark la Ciguena, hoss Ieghon. May 90 with marble and
rags, 10 Lawrence, Giles 4 Co.
Brig Carlos dta, Lsuro, London 80 days. with mdse TO
Thomas Dunhams, Nephew Co-yesse to Socov1cll Co.,
with riable weather.
schr Err Of Machias, Stewart, Neguabo. PR, II days.
with sugar, to Burdett Ponc-vesse to Simpson Clapp
Been days north OF Hstteas with squaly weather and
much rain July r. In Moona Passage spoke schr Frank
schr Setagawa (of Gouceser). Ryan, Baracoa II DAYS,
with fru to Douglas Griffin vessel to Weinberg. Been
days north Of Haeras, with light souherly winds and
Gains
Schr Thos Benton, Corson, Virginia.
Sohr Oliver Booth, Longstreet Virginia
stesmug Hamml. Devine Philadelphia, July 20, at
NJ when 10 miles south OF Barnegat took ship Dnap0re
from Calcutta in and arrived a. Sandy Hook on the
3lst, ct Pm.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 81, 1871.
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Observation-Disclosures any disre.


soect to the members of the medical profcs-
son-a profession honorcd by nil thinking
mcn-it is only just to say that they arc too
thick OH tho ground. The consequence is
that tho community is doctored over mnch.
When nature needs only tho gentle stlmulant
and Alternative, which has become famous
throughout the country as reliable mcdi-
cine, under the name of IOSTErTERS II STO-
MACH BITrERS, she is not unfrequently
doscd with L dozen prescriptions. all expert
mental, from the Pharmacoptcia. This is an
evil, and proves that the practice of medicine
s far from being at ell times n healing art
At this period of the year, when the fall of tic
lcat indicates that decay has seized upon the
vegetable kingdom, many harassing diseases
are prevalent. Chief among these may be
mentioned intermittent fever and bilious re-
mlttcnt. The cxiIalatiOns rising from dccon,-
posing vegetation, ami the heavy dcws and
logs, arc very apt to generate these COM
plants. The wisest policy is to protect tho
system by course of IiostGttcr's Stomach
nltters at tho commencement Of the fall
hiuch suffering may thereby he avoided. But
II the dlseasc has already begun, its periodi-
cal visltations may readily be checked and
broken up by this active, Yet harmless, vcgc-
t, bic tonic.
But bo on your guard against the charla-
tana who arc aitemptinG.to palm of, under
various names, unwholcsome compounds
Which they pretend to compare favUrably with
the great national elixir, which has long since
swept more fol midublc opposition from the
held, Bcar In mind that every bottle or gen
ulnc Hostcttcrs Stomach Bitters is anthtnti-
Gated by a splcndialy engraved label, and a
tnc Stmlle OF the sign manual of the firm.
Put up in bottles only, and cannot ho OH,
talncd Ill buIk Sept II f.}
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The recent mob in Mercer County,
Ohio, affords on excellent opportunity
Tor testing the virtues Of the Ku Klux
bill in Northern State. This mob, led
Ivy leading lawyer, wrested two prisoners
from the hands of Deputy United
States Marshal, who was conveying them
to Cincinnati, and compelled that officer
and his assistants to fec for their lives
The prisoners were charged with coun-
tcrfciting, an offence Of which the Fede.
rnl courts alone have Jurisdiction. The
rescue makes case clearly within the
provisions of the Ku Klux bill, md it is
to be hoped that the remedy will be ap-
Piled.
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B1sMARcK. -On the hotel register Mt
Gastein, the gentleman whom we are
accustomed to call shortly bismarck, "
registered himself in a STYLE, bein q
translated, reads: His Serene Highness,
Tor, literally. his Transparency, Otto,
Prince OF Bismarck-Schonhausen, Itnpe-
rial Governor and Royal Prnssinn Chan
ccllor, with his suite, from Berlin.
Robert Bonner, undismayed at the re.
ports OF Goldsmith Maid IS achievements,
offers S100.U00 for the horse that can
beat Dexter. and if tho owner declines to
sell. he then offers SlO,OUO ito SEQ it
done
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Medical.

0N MARRIAGE. Essays for young men on
~ great social evils and abuses which inter.
fere with marriage and ruin tho happinose Of
thousands; with sure means Of relief for tho
tated. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address HOWAHD ASSOCIATION.
No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sept 3mo
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Denver. Colorado, is fest place, but
inst now it is looking around for purify
ing elements. Recently a mysterious
vigilance committee arose, about the
hour ''when church yards yawn and
graves give up their dead, and scattered
through the city hand bills, illustrated
with rows of collins, like those in Lu-
cretia programme, and rcnding thus, in
very emphatic type:
Murderere! Thieves and Robbers! Be-
warel The first man who commits mur-
der: robbery or larceny to the amount
of $40 is our meat. A word to the wise
is sufficient This is our first and last
warming. Thieves notified to leave this
place will do so at once. or stny nt their
peril.
The NJ. and r. HIS will meet at 8
o'clock P. NJ, August 2G, 1871, at the
rear room of NJ. and II. II.
By order of
THE EXECUTION COMMITTEE.
Next day travel on the roads lending
away from Denver did Aourishing busi
ness The gentlemen addressed in the
hnnd-bills stood not upon the order Of
their going, but went at once. Indeed,
,hcro was quite hutter in rowdy circles,
and sudden partiugs. such rs press tho
life from out young henrts.
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harlotte. Columbia and Augusta R. 7

Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta R. r
SUPER1NTENDENT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. c., August 4, 1871
k g nosi' os cth shi instl aiteT 1hs sGSnAa fSaw
ing schedule will be run over this road:
GOING NORTH.
Train No. 1. Train No .
Leave Augusta. 3 25 A. NJ. 600 i. NJ.
Leave Columbia. 800 A. NJ. HOOP. NJ,
Arrive Charlotte. .2.15P. N. 52Oa. NJ
0ulSG SOUTH
Leave Charlotte. TAO A. M. 815P. ~
Leave Columbia. y. 1.57 r. N. 2.3O A. II.
Arrive Augusta. -. .G.50 p. NJ. 73UA. ri.
No. Train daily. No. 2 Train daily, SIM
days. excepted. Both trains make closc c.,n.
ncction to all points North South and West
No. Train makes close connection Ii. liicl,-
mond Tor Virginia Springs.
Through Tickets sold and baggage chccke d
to all principal points. Standard time-Wash.
ington City time. 1G minutes faster than thi.
city. +. T. ALEXANDER, General Sup.
E. Il. DonsEY, Gen. Freight and Tick ct Agent
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Change Of Schedule.

Change Of Schedule.
GENERAL. SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
WHMINGToS, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA Il. Il. Co.
WILMINGTON, N. G., AUGUST 6, 1871.
Esss T:yT EEgpstaa5aaAstqt EEps AFTER this date til,
eait ~ xezz-HZs following schedule vii
be run by trains on this road:
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN fDAILY1
Leave Wilmington Union Depot $50 A. Al
Arrive at t!orenco..... 9l3A III
Arrtve at Klngsville. ............ IL 90 l.. NJ
Lesve klngsville. e................ 80 4. NJ
Arrive at Florcnce..... ......... 12 03 +. NJ
Arrive at Wilmington. ........ 8 80 p. NJ
NIGHT KxpnEss TRAIN, (DAILY,] SUNDAY EX
CEPTED.
Leave Wilmington. ............ 7.1oP. NJ
Arrive at Florence. e............... 1.3i A. NJ
Arrlvc ut hlnpsrile.. e............ S.45 A. NJ
Leave klngsvllle.... ........ 345P. III
A1rivc at Florence. .......... IL 05 p. NJ
arrive at Wilmington. .......... 550A. NI
Aug y JOHN g. W1NDER, Gcnr Sup't.
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Boarding.
M IIS CORDELIA MOKDECAI announces
lYl that hor establishment, Southwest cor
ncr of Sumter and Lady streets, is prepared
70 accommodate Boarders, permanent and
transient. where tho taptes and comforts of
The mo.t fastidions will be guaranteed.
Sept 5 +1ms
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Change Of Echedule.

SuUTH CAnoLINA RAILRoAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, S. g., June 8, 1871.
La sS1 ExE 9psS,e;9s Change OF Schednl,
WV affsf AksH ssiat1-.~I9; to go into eject ol
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The Celebrated
Murray
lIallnlall's
Florida NV ater.

The most lasting, agree
able, and refreshing Of all
perfumes, for use on the
Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale
by all Druggists and Per
tuners.
Sept II
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New Books! New Books! New Books!

New Books! New Books! New Books.!.
THE DOMESTIC LIFE OF THOS. JEF.
L FERSON. BY his granddaughter, Sarah
N. Randolph. $3.50.
"Reminiscences of Fifty Years. by Mark
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