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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BARroN-wILLIAMs-Atth the residence Of the
oride's parents West Roselle NJ. j.. on Wednesday,
Rev. Mr. Pingrum, JOHN 9. BAR Tor, OF Brooklyn,
n. Y, 70 ELECrA r. WILLIAMS, only daughter Of Job
BHNs0N-OANFIHLD-I Brooklyn, on Thursday,
April q. at Lafayette avenue church, by the Rev.
Theodore L. Cuyler. ALFRED G. BENSON, Jr., Of
seiS. o. aiddietown, n. T. Sa No cards 'a' " -
B0orHROYD-DQRsETT.-O Thursday April ~, By
BooTHsoYD, Of Detroit Mich, to HESTER, daughter
Of John Dorsett ESQ.,, OF this CITY 49,, or
BssNNAN-wHIrEFoRD-O Thursday. Aprhc CT; ~,
ran, TiMoTHY BRENNAN to OPHELIA WnIrEFoRD.
EvANs-HARRIs0N.-On "Wednesday. April ~ at
Rev. M. 8: hutton, b: D., EDWARD M 9: EVANS so to
EMILY D. HARRISON, daughter OF Thomas r. HAT
rsSn al q TINS CITY 10 san ca on
Wednesday, April II, BY the Right Rev. c Bishop
Epp Of new York. Lieutenant GG9HSE W. GossEn
CovsEL-RHrnsoNE-on Thursday. April q, by
the REV. George II. Mcknight, E a >. CovEaL
70 MARY b., daughter OF Il. W. Kataoone' Esq., all
o. E IxoNHBAscocx.-At Christ church, Riverdae,
on Wednesday. April 20, by the Rev. q. y. Wides,
dx q Sancoea 'oeS'
MUIR-C0LB.- the residence OF the brides
PARENTS on thursday April a. By the Rev; Dr. Bel
daughter Of David y. Cole.
RANDOIPH-sIMERs.-At the residence of tho
DrlO6'S p8I0uLb, Oh IuuISudy, fApiA W
George Il. Hepworth W. g. H. RANDOLPH to JOSE
Prime L., daughter Of H. A. Royce.
"a In st. Pauls church, by the Rev. Henry Baxter,
CHARLES J. SMITH. M. D., TO MARY, eldest daugnter
Of Thomas Russell, ESQ. both OF Harlem. NO cards
Dublin papers will please copy -
SPARKs-BLAoKHURsT.- Thursday, April ~,
al tae Church Of the Advent by the Rev. A. b Hart.
the Rev, J. w. SPARKS to MARY E., daugnter OF
James Blackhurst -, =.
WooDHULL.-On Thursday! April ~
at ST. Johns church, Huntington, L. l. 6y tle Kew.
r "
L. l., to HATTIE LOUISE daughter or }. Amherst
Woodruff Of che former place.
WELLMAN-HARwoOD-On Thursday, April ~, Dy
the Rev. Merritt II. Weman, WILLIAM A. WELL
MAN, ESQ.,, to SALLY A. BREWSTER, daughter Of LII
burn Harw00d, Esq. No cards.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
evening" April az at the residence OF the BRIDES I'M
Gle, J. v. MeserOle Esq, by The Rev. J. l. Duryea,
HENRY A. WILSON. or Rldgeheld, N. J. to MARIA s..
MESKROLE, OF Brooklyn.
YOUNG-HILLMAN.-On Thursday April n, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents. Hastings, on the
Hudson, by the Rev. Mr.. Peck, PETER YOUNG 10
CASSIE T. HILLMAN, eldest daughter OF Captain r.
II. Htlman.
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FRENOH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TIN FRANCAIs "a ANS), DESIRE UNE PLACE DAMS
~ fami lie smercaine, rendre generaement
ute est tres capable dsnsegnere franca Pas dobec.
tons pour la champagne. Sadresser LOUIS, IA Spring st.
TINE CHANTEUsEs MEZZo- SOPRANO {sToLTz). DE-
mande, pour Ia saison prochane engagement pour
rAmsrque; repertoeLe Prophetic In Favore ct In Refine
de Chvpre etc grand des concerto Adresser A.
L. o., poste restante Q Bruxenes, Belgioues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-29
WINES, LIQUORS, &C,

A FINE RYE OR BOURBON wHIsKEy AT 81 90 PER
"A gallon fine sherry and Port Vine SO ~ per gallon;
Scotch and Irish Whiskey, Holland Gin and Jamaica Rum
70 per gallon. All warranted pure. WILLIAM NJ GILES,
189 Sixth avenue, corner Thirteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-29

r. TRAvER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co WILL
sell this day, AT IL A. M 50 GREAT Jones street. the
Furniture OF three private families moved for convenience
OF sale, paror and Bedroom suts elegant marble TOP
bsck wanct and other Bedcad Brussels and Ingram
Carpets, Oiroth Mattresses Feather Beds Bosters and Phi
lows Mrors sewing Machine and other goods 700 hume
rous 10 neuan Buyers aud dealers invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-29

JOSEPH HEuEMAN 4 co. MONDAY, MAY I, AT IL
81 O'Clock A. M, No. ll9 Henry street. between Pierre
pont and Ozark Brooklyn-Large sale handsome Furniture
rosewood Piano and Parlor SUIT Bookcase Bullets and Tx
tension Table, Velvet and Brussels Carpets Mirrors Mat
.resses, hsndsome Gas Chandeliers and Brackes, &C.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
IA Onlcs and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
Household Furniture.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL will sell, Monday. at
10 o'clock at their saesroom, 81 Nassau street. large
sortment OF Furniture of every description.
Particulars 0morrow as..
RY JOHN N. vEDDER,
ID ten years with the late
HENRY II. LEEDS.
SATURDAY, April %, At l0X o'clock,
at the private residence No West Washington place, be-
tween Macdougnl street and Sixth avenue.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
OIL PAINTINGS,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO,
Fine English Brussels Carpets and Ocoths;
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds,
Elegant MAHOGANY Secretary BOOKCASE, oak Dining
Furniture, in morocco,
unique black marble and mAlachtte inaid
French Clock, with real bronze coupes.
Superb picture, "The Ascension"
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
B.-Persona attention given TO sales OF Furniture At
private residences.
Once Vest Twenty street, between Fifth and Sixth
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A UCTIoN sALE.-GEO J. LEVY, AUCTIoNEER,
N Saesr0om 596 Broadway, near Houston street.
will sell this day saturday. April %,
81 East Fourth street. near Lafayette place. at10h O'clock
Contents of large boarding house. consisting
Brussels Carpets Parlor Suits gedseads Bureaus
Olcloths, Bedding, Extension Table, CrOckery
Utensils &C. &C. Goods must be after
the sale Deposits required Dealers and private buyers
vited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-29

A UCTIoN sALE-THE 0EsCHEIDT ESTATE STU
ated on Staten Island, Four Corners and for
mery occupied By g. H:ssn6ere and lately y Nett. Nathan
gether separately Saturday, April 49, At O'Clock p M
Terms SALE which will be liberal, will be made known at
The me of anle.
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1YM. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER.

DY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID Will sell this day. at IL o'clock, sharp, by virtue of
chatte mortgage bearing date March 25 1871 from Marcus
Simon to James Cute Partisan and imported Furni-
ure TO wit Rosewood and Parlor Suits In silk
wood Cottage Panfore naid Tables upholstered French
ebony ebony Side Board and Exensi Ia
BILE to match, Bedseads Silk Curtains Bronze and Omolu
Chinaware sverwae &C., worthy of inspection of
noseurs and others By order OF w. Wo attorney for
mOrtQaCee.
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A UCrION NOTICE-BY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUG.
n uoneer, will sell this day Saturday, commencing
at 10Ie O'Clock. at private mansion
l2l West Twenty sixth street, near Sixth avenue.
The richest sale of Household Furniture


viz :-Frst class rosewood Panoforte city maker Parlor
Suits by best city maker and OF the latest STYLE covered
Powered :a:in and brocate silk rep Suits hair cloth Suits
Chairs Ensravings, &C. Also Dining Room Furniture, Buff
fe and Extension Table Chairs Glassware Slverpate Din
Sets Urns Casters, Ice Pitchers. &c. Cutlery
Bedroom suts in rosewood and walnut single and double
ding Bureaus Washstands Tables, Carpets Clocks Loun-
ges Rockers Chairs &c Also Kitchen and Basement Fur
nure. In al 500 lots of useful Household Furniture
MAX DAYERSDORFER Auctioneer,
Office S64 Bowery.
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"A cent household Furniture private sale At less than
S45O $500; $780, Pianoorte $780, for
$275 Chamber, Dining Furniture, Paintings Bronzes Sill
Fifteenth street, Fifth better opportunity
than attending bogus auctions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-29

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
THE MOST SUPERB SALE OF THE SEASON.
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 70. AT loh O'CLOCK,
AT NO. s44 WEST rwENTY-rHIRD STREET.
PARLoRs CONTAIN
sTro Paor Suits IN satin with ee
CANT Window Curtains to match buhi nla'd and orm9u
ceres Music Stand Centre and Side Tables Bronzes Vases
LIBRARY CONTAINS
Wilton os". o
Suits Tables OIL f cMangsk kss GoNFaiN
a.S. S:sss:
Reps and Satin Pfss RSo% 1ssf SHn &C.
f french H., China a and Cut War.
with arSs and sne @ Of Kitchen COOKING
Utensils with which the sale will commence
III. day. a. e sharp the south.
east corner Broadway and street. conena Of
ed a c. Bon
Glasses Clocks, laps, Chandeliers. Stoves, &c.
IIENRY DREHER HoPsoN, AUCTIoNEERs- SELL,
d1n .na Bar sna
Ale Pump osci walnut Round and Square Table,.
s.rs1s s, s sad
h vue Of an execution lot Of Tovs Buttons Fancy Goods
x. 'I By order Of william Alt. City Marshal
7 s. wEINBERGER, AUCTIoNEE2-sELLs THIS
Furnshine Goods such birts suspenders Neckties
Pants Shoes, Combs &C. also small lot OF Jeweiry and
Watches.
s. wEINBERGRR. AUcTIoNEER-sELLs THIS
nrs s'Y a hpTN ..s ss1 Suits Sofa.
Chimes EngraynRs, Mirrors &c. Feather Pillows, China
Crockery Ware Stuffed Birds; also about b yards OIL
cloth four yards wide.
r s. wEISBEEGEg. AUcTIoNEER-sELLs THIS
l. day April 49, at 100 O'Clock, at No. 12 Bowery, 10
cases OF rhompsonan Appetizer and lot OF other Liquors,
Wines Champagnes and to pay storage and charges
s. wEINBERGER, AUCTIoNEER, SELLS THIS
day, I0H O'Clock, at IL Bowery, cases Sardines,
case. e,aret and 10 cases Thompsonian Appetizer.
rACoR BoGART AUCTIONEER.
81 SaIcsrooma North william street and 30 William
street Every offered TO parties wishing to
ssiesrooms Having iaken the large store No. 80 William
street in connection with No. North lillian street. Fur
ni,nrr can stored until after the LIST OF May without
charge, when goods win bring better prices
THIS DAY, APRIL ~,
ALL O'Clock. at No AS West Thirty eighth street,
Handsome Household Furniture,
copsiatina black walnut Paror SUITS In broca and reps
marble top Centre Tables, Cottage Suits Sofa Bedseads
Reception and Chairs black walnut Bedsteads
black walnut single Bedsteads Hair Spring and Excesor
ing Bureaus washstands Dining Room and Kitchen furn
ure solid extension dining Tables dining room
Chas Crockery and GLASSWARE Tapestry, Brussels and
Carpets nearly The entire furniture OF
-four story brown stone house.
r. TRavER AuCTIoNEER.-TRAvHR& CO. WILL
81 sel this day, IL A. M vt 50 GREAT Jones street. the
Furniture three private fauies moveo LOT conyencnee
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DY J. W. CAMPBELL. JR., AUCTIONEER.
- AT 20s WEST TWENTY-FIVE STREET,
win sell. this day. commencing l0 O'clock all the House
hold Furniture said story English basement
private residence, consisting Of elegant Paror Suits in
black walnut mahogany marble top Bedroom Furniture !;
Cottage Suits marble top Dressing Cabinets and Bureau
marble top Washstand marble top Centre Side Round
Tables Leaf and Extension Tables Hacoh Sofas and Sofa
Beds Lounges walnut mahogany harcloh. and
Dining Chairs Rocking and Easy Chairs Hair Mattresses
Curtains Shades Toilet Sets English Brussels T6reeply
and Ingram Carpets ocoths Reirigeraors Plated Glass
and housekeepes are specially invited Catalogues early at
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.
POSITIVE SALE THIS SATURDAY MORNING,
AT Ils WEST TWELFTH STREET,
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH AVENUES.
WILLIAM KENNELLY, AUCTIoNEER,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL %, AT 10h O'CLOCK,

y
AT l49 WEST TWELFTH STREET
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH AVENUES.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting Of blacx walnut ParIor Suits Etaaeres. Pier
Glasses with Console Tables Turkish Chairs Pictures Lace
Curtains Shades, black walnut Extension Table Fancy
bcs black walnut and enameled Bedroom Suits Hair
and Bedding marble top Bureaus Velvet and Brus
Carpets, fine Cut Glass Ware, China, silver Ware
nsned house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-29

DOWERY THEATRE,
ID SIXTH NIGHT
or MR.
JOHNNY ALLEN,
the great Ethiopian Comedian
and Dutch Character Actor,
HOUSES TANNED TO The DOME.
Mr.. JOHNNY ALLEN
In hts great character OF
SCHNEIDER; Or. SCHNEIDER;
JAKE SCHNEIDER =. ............l
LOWEESA SCHN IDER. 81 Mr.. JOHNNY ALLAN.
YOUNG YACOB SCHNIDER...J
Sustained bv the whole company.
NEW AND BEAt TIFUL SCENERY,
APPROPRIATE MOUNTINGS,
BEAUTIFUL ILLUMINATION
STARTLING MECHANICAL WONDERS,
never before presented here. -
expressly written for and arranged by
JOHNNY ALLEN
for this supurb Drama To he preceded by Comedic0A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-29
EYES AND EARS.

A RT1FICIAL HUMAN EYES-BAUCH A GoUGEL-
"A MANN formerly with Professor Bolssonneau, OF
Paris, makers and nserters OF the improved Artificial
Human Eye, IS Blocker street. N BThese eyes
dorsed by the faculty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-29

RY DANIEL A. MATHEws, AUcTIoNEER, SALES
LARGE SALE OF SECOND HAND FURNITURE. MIR
RORS, VELVET, BRuSSELS, THREE-PLY AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS, &c.
DANIEL A. Mathews will sell on SATURDAY, April
90 at 0k O'clock his salesroom, 62 Broadway, under
st. Nichols. Hotel the entire contents Of private residence
walnut Parlor Suits In brocste and Centre Tables
Pier Mirrors Chandeliers elegant French China Dinner Set
rosewood and walnut Bedseads Dressing Bureaus Ward
robes wsshstands Extension Tables Bufets Bookcases:
tressos Spring Beds Chinonies, Clocks Vases Silver
Plated Ware Catalogues ready carly morning of SALE Goods
eAdV Or Ell
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SALES AT AUCTION.

JAMES CAGNEY, AUCrIONEER REAL ESTATE AND
Loan Broker 1874 Broadway-Personal attention given
to sales OF Furniture ut private Residences hotels Store
Stocks, &c.
THIS DAY, AT O'CLOCK r. NJ,
At No. Varick place. Sullivan street,
excellent Furniture OF three story dwelling consisting OF ele
giant rosewood seven octave Piano. Stool Cover
wood and black walnut Parlor Suits in terry French plate
Pier and Mante Mirrors carved marble top Cen
tire and other Tables Secretary Bookcase marble top Eta
gere Lace Curtains and Cornces velvet Brussels and three
ply Carpets Hall Oicoths Hat Rack walnut and mahogany
marble top chamber Furniture curled hair Mattresses,
Boosters ana Elbows; Dining and Kitchen Furniture &C.
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TNNGRAvINGs. WATER COLORs, &C-CLINTON
Hall Book Sale Room: and AT GsilsrsaoGEo
April g. ~ O'Clock, great sale Of Engraving Water
Coors, choice Antique Furniture, Curfostfes &C. Gaia
logues ready. Goods exhibition
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pY N. DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER.
WIN sell this day. at loh o'clock at the sale:rooms y
walnut, mahogany and oak Paror, Chamber and Dining
Room Furniture, Carpets OF all kinds Oil Paintings, curcd
Hair, WOOL Straw other Mattresses Beds Bedding
Blankets, and the whole to be peremptorily sold.
RYM. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER.
Gentee Household Furniture, rosewood Pianoforte 4c
this day, April 49, at IL O'clock the private residence
~ East SSth street. Harlem between Fourth and Fifth ave-
walnut and rosewood Paror Suits ali the bedding Culed
Hair Mattresses Pier Mirrors octave rosewood Pianofore
Dining Room Furniture China Crockery Kitchen and Base
ment Utensils. Refriseraors DC. Catalogues at house
morning Of sale.
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ANTUsKNfENTs.

NIIBLO's GARDEN. NIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN THIS EVENING (sATURDAY) APRIL 49,
Last Night Of the great Tragedy Of
RICHARD iii.
First and only appearances Of
COUNT JOANNES,
COUNT JOANNES,
for this night only when sustain the character OF
RICHARD Ill,
RICHARD ILL.,,
which viii be given with all lie msgnthcence OF Scenery Ios
tunes and GLITTERING ARMOKS and GRAND FRO
CESSION.
On MONDAY EVENING. MAY 1,
the distinguished TragedanS -
r. L. DAVENPORT,
Il. L. DAVENPORT,
Ia his masterly impersonation OF
SIR GILES OvERREACH,
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
In speedy the intensely interesting original
American DRAMA In four and prologue, illustrative or
life and adventure In th. Southwest, entitled
KIT, THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER,
expressly written for the popular character actor,
Mr. r. &. CHANFRAU,
who will appear his original impressive personation
OF
KIT, OF ARKANSAS
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- Mr.. MATHEWS FoUkTH MATINEE Saturday next,
characters, and q CONJUGAL LESSON.
- The Box Once Is open from "A. NJ. till T. NJ and
seats may be secured three weeks ahead.
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RY JOHN A. DUNN AgcTIoNEER; John A DUNN
O'Clock in lots the entire fine Futures Furniture &C.,
contained In liquor known jackson Hall,
ss of splendid black walnut Counter Shelving Beer Pump
Stoves Screens Gas Futures EngrAvngs empty Barrels
Glassware general Liquors and all other
Goods contained in said store be removed Immediately
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~ N. LEVY, AUCTTONEER-wILLs SELL THIS DAY
~. Saturday. the 18th inst at l0 o'clock at No West
Twenty first street. al the Furniture contained In said pre-
Elegant Parlor Suit in Brussels and other
Carpets Easy Chairs Reception Chairs black walnut Blu
reau Bedsteads Washstand, marble Tables Bedding,
Pillows. Bolstes Toilet Sets &c oil in dne order and we'll
m
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COAL YARD AT AUCTION.-D n. SEAMAN WILL
sell this day. Saturday. April 49, II o'clock at Union
Coal Yard and 31 Broadway Forty street.
Horses Carts Harness, Screens Signs. Office Fur
niture.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-05
Again, Well Done
pockets.

The Augusta Chronicle says that 1t is
still without. full official returns of the late
elections in Georgia, but sufficient is now
known to secure the election OF the Demo.
cractic candidates for Congress in the first,
second, fifth, sixth and seventh districts.
The third and fourth have been carried by
the Radicals. The election OF Tiff, in the
second district, was for some time in dolbt,
but bis election is now known to be certain,
Notwithstanding the vote OF one OF the coun-
ties in his district, in which he is known to
have had large majority, has not been
counted and returned by the managers. A
majority OF the managers being Radicals,
they refuse | to 'hn!sl the count when it was
ascertained that the Democratic ticket was
far ah cad.
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dent on ,tnis acasant, ana protests formally.
against these outrsSes. -

dent on this ,accohnt, ana protests formally.
against these outrsges. "
|. IA CORRESPONDENT says:a."I must tell you a.
anecdote OF Ganbetta, who was always regarded
as being very peculiar and now as being half
crazy, that. perhaps, you have not heard. sup
poye you know he has but one eye. though don't
think 1t Is generally known how ne lest the other.
When he was eleven years old he was sent to
a boarding school, aud, In 1T Of home'sicSness,
wro,e thus to his father: Father, II you don't
come aad take nc homo within three weeks,
shall cut ont one OF my eyes, The three weeks
passed, an | no To- her appeared; so young Gam.
hct;a. agrecaSy TO p:omlsc, went up inIohis
room one day, and. With his jatSu!rc, cooly de-
prved himself Of tho use OF his right eye. His
home sickness still cont ;utng he wrote again
thus: Father, have but one eye. II yoa arc
not here in three weeks to take me home, you will
have blind Son. On receiving that, his father
doubted no longer his home sickness, but vent
and brought him home. Don't you COLL that real
puckf Pluck In one sense OF the word, though it
doesn't seem very plucky when one thinks ne
could not control his hoMe-sickness better. II
You have ever seen any Of Gambetta's photo
graphs, you Will motto. that the left side OF his
profile Is always seen."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-05
1'he soutb CaroIina Hafiroad Company

This company: has declared January
dividend of one dollara share, payable on
thelst February next. The operations OF
the company for the past year will be shown
in detail in the annual report, but we are
able aG this time to state, with exact
ness, that the road and rolling stock have
been maintained in condition OF thorough
efficiency, that the dividend is paid out OF
Legitimate. net earnings, and that the year
1870 is the most prosperous and satisfac-
tory Which the company has experienced
since the beginning OF the late war. In
truth, the company is now reaping the fruits
of its sound policy and judicious manage
meut, and has before it, we hope and'beiieVe,
q career as profitable to the stockholders, %
beneficial to the public at large.
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Comparative Prices.

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Rspnrt; fear Culture. David z Evans, OF Mary.
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