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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-05-12
VOLUME V. NO, 10.
Columbia County Official Direotorv.


President Juigc-WIIrrAM E1wFI1.
ROE. '' i'Hho % MoN-
pfononotuy, ,6c.--WELLrNGToS IT. ENr
hegl@er e Rccorder-WILLIAMsoEU U JAcopy
District AHorneD-E II, IKELER
HherD-AARoS SMITH,
StrueUOr-IsAAC DEWITT,
IFodsuTer-DAvID LowENBERG
. COhhnSStOners- WILLIAM q. OuicK t'ypra
foBBiNs, HIRAM j. REEDER.
tpnn'SstoneTs C2erk-WILLIAM KRICKBAuM
:, duuNWs-U. j. CAMPBELL, A. ], ALBEHTsoS
DANIEL LEE. "
tOrOncr-JoHN d. HoUCK
Jury COMMONWEALTH Mcbride JoIIN Mic.
ANALL. ''i' 'i,
county Observation-Disclosures q. BARKLry
=, Bioom Ioor DiS'yict-Dlrectors, q, II, MILLER.
WILLIAM KRAMER, bloomsbury, and Johnson
KELLER, Greenwood, CHARLES CoSNER, Secy.
Bloomsbury Official Directory.
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fresidcnt II. II. GRoTz, Cashier.
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j. l.. TuSriN. Cashier. ~ ~
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hOn-JoHN THOMAS Pfest., i, u. RoBIsoN Sec
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ID BRowEit President, NJ. WHIrMoYER Sec'y
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CHARPLESS & HARTMAN
DOOTS AND SHOES.
CLARK NJ. BROWN,

MAIN STREET, UNDER BROWNS HOTEL.
A full and complete assortment Of ready made
boots and shoes for men, women and children
ust received and for sale at reasonable rates.
Varieties TO suit all class IN of customers. The
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Patent Medicines.
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To Debilitated per,ons
To Dyspeptics,
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such as Con-
stipation, Inward
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ity of the Stomach, Nausea
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or Weight In the Stomach, Sour
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Pit of the Stomach Swimming of the Head,
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering
when in n living Posture. DImness n, v,sior
ot. or woha bcfore tho siott Fever ava nh
Pain 4, tho beod paac,o,c,, or por.n,ro,ton
Yelowness of the Skin and Evas pnin
in the side. Bacl, chest Iinhs
&C.. Sudden Flusbes of 1Ioat
Turning fl, tho r,iosh
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REMEMBER
THAT
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BlTTERS,

AND
HCOTLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
VIII cure every Case OF
MARASMUS,
Or Wasting away of tho Body.
REJfEsfipER
THAT
hOUNGAND'S GERMAN REMEDIES
Are the medicines you require TO purify the
blood, excite the torpid Liver to healthy action
and to eAable you to pass safely through any
hardships or exposure.
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Orangeville Directory.
A 2. HERRING & BROTHER, Carpenters and
"A. Builders, Main ST., below Pine.

DOVER & HERRING, dealer in Dry Goods
y groceries, Lumber and general Mercha ndise
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'GOMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports of the Week ending Feb'ry 49,
FOREIGN.


LryERPooL-Per Br bark Arbitrator-5S osso sso .
saa island cotton, 1868 bales upland cos'on' '1'
tons phosphate rock, 500 bags cotton seeS. = !;
Per ship Winthrop-2:3 bags sea- seq E'lano IaT psr
2s5l bales upland cotton lSa DDS S1snd and $50
bales upland cotton, Sol bols rosin, 500 s Sos
ton seed, $50 tons phospnate USh, nno u sso
nhate samples ;. Per Br snip husconsusanM.S. 10. ssa e
island. and 2135 bales upland COTTON, 3o4 IONS
,shnsnhote rocS 1e5 bags and bbls cotton seed
pIesPs BsPnsIoNaNPer Span brig Talia-2l2 bales up
land cotton. no.,,hr ;,,;os Inn mn foo,
reSaweo pl.oPP schr steele-2o 900 feet lum
D'S WEST INp1Ss-Per schr Geo washlngton-lo,ooo
feet lumber and sundrles.
DOMESTIC
NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carollna-lSl
bags sea Island cotton, 6S5 bales upland cotton'
255 tiercc5 RICE Ala bbls rosin, SO bales
bales hides, 10 pkgs sundres. scair ay
rover 1856 bales upland cotton, % CASKS lice 5oVV
bags ground phosphate, Sol bags COTTON seea, - -
bbls cotton seed OIL 10 Dds wnisSey. ioT ca
-four and 1000 empty carboys. ..Per steamsnil
Manhattan-a1 bags sea Island and 446 oales
upland COTTON 63 bales domestics, leS tlerces rice
IS empty oS Is PEGS and meaIo ro
Matanzas ......Per schr Florence Kogers-3os
bales upland cotton IL bbls spirits, los b6ls rosn
q bbs dig 4s 900 feet OF 6oards ana paann SS
bags sea island and 573 bales upland cotton. llS
tierces RICE IS bales domestlcs, 81 6bls rosln 81
pkgs sundries. .,,o
cotton. 246 tierces rice 10 bales domestics, hhds
hides 1900 feet lumber and sundries. :Per sem
Ida Rlchardson-275 tons phosphate rock. tPei
steamship Cuba-Inward cargo u;,,
NEW ORLEAE5-Per brig margaret-.oi tcs iieo'
1920 sacks peas. orr
sacks Liverpool salt.
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Increase OF stock In sight 6o8oo2
The r, ceIpts at this port for the week were 355
bagsbf sea islands and Flo'idas and 1914 bales Of
uplands in contrast with 58g bags OF sea Islands
and Floridas and 75i4 bales of uplands the week
beforesan Ill bags Of sea islands and Flortdas
aud 4olSbales OF uplands for the period last year.
These arrivals have come from the following
soSfces, say of uplands per South Carolina Rail
road, 5ool bales; per Northeastern Railroad, $40;
per Savannah and Charleston Railroad, III; Ellis
to, 9; Santce li2; Combahee, %; Georgetown, L.
or sea aislands-Combahee IL; Edisto, IS; North.
eastern Railroad, /; ST. Andrews, II; Santee IS;
Beaufort, 95; savannah 20; Florida, 135.
The COTTON MARKEr-ThiS article during the
week under review has shown finer tendency
for all good qualities of the article, and prices
rather hardened, while the abundance OF highly
colored and other inferior descriptions have
caused depreSse rates to prevail for them. The
foreign market opened at 7Asd for mtdd'ing up
lands, hardened to o7S@72ld, and receded 10 73sd.
At New York prices commenced at l30l5tSc,
stltrened to 1896 became dull, receded 10 15&;
and at this point middling uplanas, which
began at l4hc, stiEened to 14H@1tAes 2 10,
declining TO 141Ec. The transactions and prices
at Liverpool and New York for This perlou were
as follows: On Friday, February Ii, the former
was firmer, uplands 7isd, sales 10000 bales;
the latter was dpl and !lcaYy at l5}Sc but closed
weak at l5e, sales $40 bales. On Saturday the
former closed s;cadier, uplangs 7hd, sales lo,ooo
bales; the latter was quiet and steady at 1b1sc
sales 800 bales On Monday tue former was firm
er, uplands 7iE@7;sd, sales 1900 bales; tho
latter was frm at 15,lc, sales 6T4O bales. On
Tuesday the former was frmer and advanced
fraction. ualan.ls 7js@7Id, sales 12,ooo bales;
the latter opened flrmer at 153ic, but closed dull
and declining sales 5000 bales. On Wednesday
the former tended down, upIands 7:sSd, sales Is
600 blles; at the latter there was no market.
Yesterday The former was quiet at 7%A; the lat
ter was dull at l5ilc.
The transactions in this market for the week
were as follows: On Friday, February 18th, there
was steady inquiry Tor the article. gaod qsal-
ties maintaining full GIures, while the common
descriptions were easy and Irregular; sales about
$500 bales: ordinary good ordinary being quoted
atloX@lSxc, low mitlling 14c, middiing ll}4c,
strict middling 14;lc q tb. On Saturday the
market was quiet with rather softer prices for
very common descriptions, others unchanged;
sales 400 bales; ordinary to good ordinary being
quoted at l2lI@lSssc, low miidllng llc, mid
ding 14Ec strict midlllng 14Ac p 10. On
Monday good qualities were firm and in some
cases brought rather bette" rates, while the very
common kinds were depressed, and had to be
sold on buyers terms; sales about 1000 bales or
dlnary to good ordinary being quoted at 1: :
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COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL February 23-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
uplands 7xd; Orleans 7zSd; sales 10000 bales
Eyentng.-Cotton dull on spot ana anGa.; Up. 1pr
lands 75Sd; Orleans TTd; sales 10000 oa!es; LOT
export and speculation 1000 bales.
New YORK, February y23.-Noon.-Co,tonl IS onll'
middiing uplands 15Ic; sales 1000 bales.
Eveni1g.-Cotton dull; sales 4S5 bales at l5tac.
BosToN, February 2s.-Cotton quiet; mlddlings
receipts 2seO bales; sales 300 bales; STOCK 7oOo
bales.
firm; middlings 15Hc; net receipts for Two days
so bales: gross receipts 40; exports coastWise 10;
sales 625; stock 10, 3o5.
NORFOLK, February 23.-Cotton steady; low mid.
dlings 13%al3zSc; net receipts for TWO days Soll
bales: exports coastwise 1868; sales 425; STOCK
54,462 -,
WILMINGTON, February 2a.-Cotton firm; mid.
dlngs 14c net receipts three days 480 bales sales
goo bales; stock 1888 bales.
msad % but prices eaasr at lac for middling; sales
HOO bales; receipts 1889 bales ,,a
SAVANNAH, February 23.-Cottont quiet; mid
tfllhgs l4Hc; net receipts for TWO days 1926 oaies
e6pSIs .G ls5 Sales l5o STOCK stock q
MosILE. February 23.-Cotton. dull and noml.
nal, mlddllngs 14Hc; net receipts Two uaJs siul
b2tes: exports to Great Brltaln 6oos Da!es, COAST
Wise lc6 bales; sales 1900 bales; stock 1885
GALVESTON, February 23.-Cotton dull aud
heavy; good ordinary l21al2Ac; net receipts two
lay9 296 bales; exported IO Grede bTitdlu %o<o
coastwise 4S; sales 100; stock 5s,352.
NEW ORLEANS, February o3.-Coiion hrm; mid
dllngs 14Isa14Sc; net receipts two days l2,4Os
bales; gross T. $685. exports TO Great Britain 6lOl
Barcelona 5000; coastwise 1855; sales 5000; STOCK
90, ,64s.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, FebruarY 23-Noon.-Proyisions are
dull.
NEW YORK, February 23-rNoon.-Flour dull and
declining. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn quiet and
declining. Pork dull; mess S22 37a22 5Oi Lard
steady; steam 12Ta13c. Turpentine steauy 81
503s. Kosin quiet ut 81 go for strained.
EVening.-Flour, Southern, dull; common g
&c cd extra Sc 55aT 10; good TO choice 81 l5as 10
WhisEey heavy and lower at 913sas2. Wheat du
and 1a2c lower; winter red 81 GO: Corn steady 81
S3aS4. Pork nominal at S22 l2Isa22 %. beel
steady. Lard heavy; Kettle l3S- Naval stores
BALTIMORE, February 2s-Flour weaker, bu!
more dong. Wheat, choice lots wanted, others
dull. Corn, white, dull OF Soc; yellow steady al
80. Provisions quiet. .,
CINCINNATI, February 2S.-Flour quiet ana un,
changed. Corn steady at 65a56c. PORK dul, 50.
asked. Shoulders csc; clear sides ll2Sc.
ST. LOUIS February 28.-BreGdstu1s duil anu
unchanged. Whlskcy SO. Mess pork s2l ooa!2
shouders 91Sc Lard easier; prime l2c.
LOUISVILLE, February 23-Breadstufls and pro
visions niEn. Mess pork S2l IS. Shoulders "a G.
sides 11allHc. Lar,i, prime leaf l2Sc. Hams
sugar cnrcd lGc; plain l5c. WhisSey S6as7c.
New ORLEANS, February 23.-Sugar-Soou com
mon 7a7 &c; prime e}aa4c;, choice 10al:c. Mo
lasses dull; fermenting abundant; gcou scarce
p lnle 4sa52c; strictly prime sac.
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The Charleston Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 70.
THE CROPS There was some rain IN the early
part Of the week, but the weather hos been gene
rally dry and cool Planters are preparing for
the crop season, but their work win have to be
done In most Instances on very economical
scale, and their expenditure for manures, and
even provisions, must be managed closely, In con-
sequence Of the low price of the staple and their
restricted moneyed facilities. The next crop will
have to be raised with scant use OF fertilizers
and reduced working force. a very decidedly
diminished producnon viii probably be the con-
sequence.
THE REcE1prs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last shows diminu.
ton, and were 1ll s57 bales, against 1el osS bales
the week before, and o6,424 bales for the CORE
spending period last year. At New Orleans the
receipts were 5e73s bales In contrast with 47,42s
the week of the year befo.e. The total supplies at
the cotton ports from September l. 1870, up to the
latest mail dates were 2,629 $50 bales, ia contrast
with ,o22 bales the year previous, showing an
increa-e of s1o,s67 bales. The receipts at the
chief Southern markets from Septemberl, 1870,
up to the latest telegSaphic intelligence as COM
nare,l with the year before were as follows:
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wilminnton Market.

WILMINGTON, February 2:.-srIRITs TrRFEN
TIHE-Market irnl. Sales Of only ,, CASKS re
porie,i ut l9Hc, Though before the close Oh my
day,s. operations the article could not be had
below soc per gallon.
RosIN-Market nrn, though no sales reported
CRUDE Observation-Disclosures unchanged. Saes
o l35 bbls reported at SS IS for SOFT and s. ~ lol
gard.
TAK-!s SC lower. Sales Of 4o5 bbls al 81 55 pei
barrel.
CGTToH.-Market quiet and steady. Sales Of s.
bales as follows: 16 at 121. 10 at l3. 20 at l3Ia
and % at l3tac per puund. We quote: Ordinary
l.; good ordinary l2hal3; low mlddlng 13isc,
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No,foIk Graiin Market.

NORFOLK, February 21-CnRN.-The market
,opencd on Wednesday last with some activity
win sales OF 100 bushels white at S2aS3c. On
Thursday, market heavy, with sales OF 5000 bush
els, quoting white al sec, mixed T9aS2, yellow soc
Friday and Saturday market continued dull
with sales OF $500 bushels white at sic, and l2e(
bushels yellow at 7Sc. Monday showed no ac'
tivlty over the previous week; sales rear he'd 4e0O
bushels; white Sic, yellow Tsas0c, and mixed isa
roc. To-day the sales are 1870 bushels white al
soc. and 500 bushels mixed at 7sc. The receipts
for the week are about 81. 900 bushels. Sales IL.
Ol0 bushels. showing q large decrease on tile
transactions Of the previous week.
OATs.-rhe receipts for the week. were $500
hnshets, which sold readily at 58G5Sc. safes sO
tlay Of 1000 bushels at 81 1l.a6Oc.
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Marlscts byFeleSri,ph.
MONEY MARKET;

LONDON. February 2s.-Nooa.-Consols o.
Bonds 9l.
Evening -Cousols o. Eonds 9l. The bnllien
In the bank ul England has decreased f23, 0)o
FRASF3Wr February 2S.-B0nls 9i2ia9j4.
New YORK February 23.-Nu0E. steady.
Western un.nn very slronG and active Slate
boads very steady and dull Governments steady.
Gold stcndy at TX. Money aa'. Exchange
loag ?h; s!lo"L 0T. F:cill.'s lul..
Ereutng-Money very easy al Bal. Sterling
9saeaas Gold llIal;7s. Govern n!enls very
firm. Bonds l2&. Sou herns very dull; Genr-
gias little stronger. Tenncssec' G4j[; new 64H.
Elrgnias 652l; new 6t. LoulSja'a as GS; new 81
leyecs II; eighls 81. Aabamas g9; iives G1 Gear.
gias SO; sevenS 90%. North Carninas 4sZz; new
q. Soath Caroiinas T3; new 81. FreigGts are ur-
changed.
NEW ORLEANS February 23-Slcriing nomlnally
2lK. Sight exchange u discount. Cold l1tE.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Georgia, for New York-W Il
Ogden, ~ Mitchell Z T England, S Eng and, X
England, a $ Hale. G W Van Setback, Mr. and
Miss Whlmrf-ldt Miss BoellS, ] Dunning, c Nc
Maiian and Mr Gregory.
F Streuber, Mrs Anssl, Meyer. Jr, Gandeiet. II
I.eiding, j c Mckay, j II Hopkins, ] Ms'isen, SE
l1lscnX aud wife, Colgate and wife, and one In
sleerage
soEyIlle, Fernunna and Savannah-T Darling
anl li,ly. Mrs Hnng;lon. two child:ea and ser:
want. A Von Arden, Il Smith, Capt Bernard. W
Dawson, J Z Dawson. Mrs Chat, Mrs Eioenberger,
and II ulrte,k. OF ST Helena passed full rugged
brig vt anchor, yesterday, nj P NJ.
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Interior cotton a1arkets.

COLUMBIA, February 22.-Sales OF cotton yes.
teriay l60 Oales; mtdiling 1870.
CHARLOTTE, February 2l.-Sales to-day 10
ATLANTA, February 20.-The market to-day
has been quiet aud firm; middiing lSc; low
nid'lling l2ac: god ordinary l2c; ordinary lie.
C0LUMBuS, February 21-Our market Is quiet;
mldags 8!ic;e ales 22s Salss; rsceln's S5l; ship
MONTGOMERY, February q GOur cotton mar
keL Is lrm; low mtddiing lSssul321c.
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ii,c.1pt. by NeiIrout. February as.
soETu oAROLlNA EAILRGAD.

sl9 hales cotton, 62 bales goods, $50 SACKS flour
ISL bushels grain. 154 casks clay. To EaslroaG
Agent q W Williams Il co, Prlngle & Sun, W
Bee CO, W B Wiiliams& Son. Pelzer, Rodgers
" CO, Recier & Davis. G II Walter d co, " W
Smith, w Roach ~ CT. II salinas. E Wiss * CO.
Sloan & Se.gnlous, Ftus; II Adaer, Ihursion
IIolmes " K RYAN e A Trenholm SOD. W
Courtney & CO, Watson Il Hin.
EoRTnsASTER% aAILRoAn.
7s bales up'aud and obags sea island cotton,
Isl bbls naval stores, cars lumber +, anI i wood
ronti rice, peas, mdse. nc To G W Williams
co' Frost d hdger, W Ryan, Wagencr II Mon
Burke ;@ss Zee GO PslzeE saz E;TGT sSiis
d Stnncy. Wieters, J a Quarkenbush, Waiter 4
co. Dukes CO. WIte Wv courtney l,on1eS
Holmes l. Calder f yelling, Railroad Agent and
Order.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD: ,,o
90 bales cotton, S23 bushels rough rice, lanse'
nc. no Reeder & Davis, T Smith, Fraser & Dill
Il Bischofr 4 CO. Pelzer, RODGERS co. s!onsy ,, q
Lpwndes. D Kracke W M Birn q Co. Mhilg,
W Sever Phillips. W IIeyEard, Murtangh d
Mathews, West Point Mills.
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The following are the receipts at the principal
Southern markets from February 10 to the 22f,
1su, inclusive, as reported by telegraph. This
includes all points ous overland. The last days
receipts, except Charleston, are not included, In
consequence of the absence Of telegrams:e
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-24

1870, low mlddling l4@141so, middllng 14hc,
and strict middling 14xc q b. On Tuesday
the better grades hardened %@Ac p ID, others
as before; sales 1900 bales;. ordinary to good
ordinary being quoted at l2@lsAc, low mid
ding 14H@1lIc, mIddllng l4H@14&c, strict
middllng l4H@l5c g fb. On Wednesday the
q, tlcls was somewhat quiet, with moderate de-
mand, prices IN some cases showing softer rates
without being quotaoly lower; sales 1000 bales
quotations Us before. Yesterday the market was
dull and favored buyers; sales 500 bales, say " al
12H, at 1s3<, IS at l3!l,34 at 13S, II tla%' a
at H. IS at 14,;, 1872 AK. 50 OF ll1z 10 at AK
so at 14I, % at Is, at 15H. 80 on private 'erhS
We quote:
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NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
55857 bales uplands. from Mobile a11a bales up.
la ds ami burned 5o2; from Savannah 1867 bags
sea island and ll29 bales upaud,ana from Charles
ton Sso2 bags sea Island and 1880 bales upland
the quantities received at those ports from Mo-
bile, Florida. Texas AMI Sa-annah.
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Exports.
A PORT IN GREAT BRIrlIS-Per Br bark Ansdell
-S35 bbs spirits turpeniine. 1884 bhlsfosln.
BARCELoSA-Per Span brig Marcclina-bo4 baes
upland cotton, POT hbls rosln. =
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Georgia-145 bags
sea Island and lls0 bales upland cotton, Cos bbls
rOs!n 30 iiesccs rice, 10 bales yarn &c bales rags
&c. n5 bols peas, 3! empty bols, and sundry pack
aces.
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IOtdl..s $1,000. -............-' ..-'.sAA-'hSo
The arrivals for the corresponding week last
year were s2,753 bales.
The stocks Of the article in sight at the latest
t3ofeS wpre aa follows.
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PUHT CALENDAR
iHdRINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

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new AND DESIRABLE STYLES.
By fair dealing, and offering goods at the LOWEST
MARKET PRICE, we hope to merit a continuance of
the generous patronage so long accorded this House
TAYLOR & THOMAS,
No. 1913 Main Street,
WORCESTER.
1871 SPRING 1871
We beg to call the attention of our friends
and the public to our stock of NEWS,
YOUTHS AND BOYS
CLOTHING
for the coming season. We have in store, and
shall be constantly receiving, the largest and
most desirable stock we have ever offered con-
sisting in part of SPRING OVERCOATS, in
SACKS AND INVERNESS CAPES in New
and Desirable Styles, OF ALL GRADES AND
coLoRs.
FROCK AND WALKING COAT SUITS
in Black and Colored Tricots, GRANTEES, Diagon-
ais, and Mixtures, in most desirable styles.
DERBY AND SACK SUITS, in New and
Choice Fabrics
FANCY PANTS AND HESTS-A very
large and choice assortment, embracing al
desirable styles of Fine, Medium, and Low-Grade
Goods.
OUR YOUTHS, BOYS AND CtHLDRENS
Department
will be found full of GOOD THINGS in Staple and
Fancy Goods, to which new and desirable styles
will be added as they appear in the market
Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. more fully
supplied with fine and fashionable fabrics than
ever before, and we are determined to keep
FULLY UP WITH THE TIMES in this important
department of our.business.
In FURNISHING GOODS we have the
NEWEST AND BEST GOODS that can be obtained,
adding everything NEW AND NOVEL as soon
as they appear in market.
We respectfully invite an inspection of our
stock, confident that it will be appreciated by
city and country purchasers.
BIGELOW & LONGLEY,
20S Main st.
MARCH H. 1871
DAY & HARTWELL
HAVE OPENED THE Srwi
SPRING STYLES
Silk, Stiff Brim and Soft Hats.
LOOK At oUR
new BROADWAY SILK NAT,
FOR YOUNG MEN.
Nw-Wa vii make you the BEST YIrrNG SHIRr in
the city II you will give trial. and warrant the prcles
low the lowest. -
new invoice OF ShOULDEh bhACEc, Just received
Give US trial on doing up Lren Collars, Troy Style.
at CTS. per GOEsn. Satisfaction guaranteed.
1872 la Main ST..
mill aa OPP. Mechanics HAN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-06
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY Al

MUKTGAGEES SALE = AT AUCTION,
1v1 APRIL 4TH-at O'Clock p. NJ.
The conditions of the gage ven by James Thomp-
late OF Auburn. to David G. Adrich, dated q 24h
day OF March. 1870 and record In Registry OF Deeds,
Book So Page 1853. having been broken notice hereby
given, that pursuance of power Of sale given the
undersigned in said mortgage, shall sell at Public
Auction, at the dwelling house, on the premises, on
April 4th at clOckP. the residence and farm OF
tue late james thompson Of Auburn. situated in Wor-
cester and Auburn "a miles from City Hall. South
bridge at.
The Farm comprising So of rich and productive
land embelished with stately and ornamental trees,
with orchards full hearing of Apple, Pear, and Small
Fruits Of the best varieties The mansion, situated
emmence king the city, and containing IL
rooms, with the improvements of first class suburban
residence.
Also, q good and convenient Tenant House. Running
water ut all the buldngs and being the said premises
described in said mortgage.
Terms liberal and made known at sale
DAVID G. ALDRICH.
Worcester. March 10. 1871. dTu&F3w mhl4