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NOTICE TO BRITISH CLAIMANTS.

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susecTlssd to receive At wssha soa any
s9 S1d Ss ssSs.:
X -; ;... :S e ;sS 5%%
YET remain nnset, coming within the provision. Of Article
S
they desire to have laid before sp
sseSSs'a ?Gy
:, New Yos n IycnTs c and p
claims together with ihs REQUISITE dScumenta evidence
a. s thereof for the purpose OF being sub
wa.5ss. yaTSa; L support s.%s
slsrs:sli siis,s ths treaty. hays time %s bssn
retained in that ONCE nSiice Is further given that ali such
d9Sapent. now kssDn; Of hs Foreign one. WIN forth
cation ,hes with shote which may be now deposited in
Who have claim. fe either Of The above mentioned
sT e o9 s e hs Cont
of Se Within sr months from which essT
claim I 70 Be @ 70 the m unless in in
ss oss.a hsER4 s =
wAsHiScToS, D. O, july is. 1871.
DELIEF TO THE FlET-MRs. l.. R. STONE CHI
ss 1a se Is AZ
Tca all ho are troubled with Corns 19nons ana Inverted
Nsiis' Aahre ue"eA ~ He" 'SSihSHSSH "a ucehVu'
DoYAL bAvANA LOTTERY OF cUBA.-rULL Off.
N oal Drawings received for June &c. by JQEEPu
BATES, lA Broadway, room Z.
DoyAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CuBA-JUNE 30, NO.
IN 9S& drew $1,000 sod. Kentucky, Class 4S Nos 3d.
Address BAILEY co. od established oce la Broadway.
rINHE SECOND ANNUAL REGATTA FROM JENKlN.
son's on the Shrewsnury River Bhlands OF Navesink,
n j. will take place Thursday July e. att 4 O'CLOCK r.
81 SsSr1n .p:, the Ss s M
four times daily each way.
S----------------------
sPOkTING- DOGx, Birds, &C.
pROOK TRoUT.-l09Oee NATURAL BREBD LONG
Ply to or addls: e.; sHANTS chEEx. aaspssS, L. T.
TNRANCIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL TUE
choice breeds Of Doss Butler. Infallble Mango Cure
and Flea E1icrmpa'or .os bu,,ers new Work S2 Dogs
THE TURF.
FLEETWOOD PARK.TRoTTINo.. ..wEDNEspAy,
In harness, 81 +. N. II. Casey 9. g. Hickey; M
Belenser names Hra% SOSnsPp nsTf e @ stella
d. TALLNAS, Superintendent.
DrosPFcr PARK FAIR GROUNDS. TUESDAY, JULY
" iiove names br. Z. Danny 10 wagon; John Nurphy
names ch e. TeaIcr to harness. Good dav and track.
Sweepstakes 1900 mile heats; bcsi In In harness.
Il. Iiushes enters g. IN. Red Bird.
Mr.. SDider enters b. g..
II. Corr enters b. m Boyle Mare.
Good day and track.
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent.
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POST OEFICE NOTICE.

DOsr OFFICE EOIICE.-1fIE MAILS FOR EUROPE
during the week ending Satad,y july es 1871 VIII close
o1ce Tuesday 81 II A. M on Wednesday at 9%
"'' T. Ii. JONES, Postmaster.
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A WIDOW LADY, OF IS YEARS. or REFINEMENT
n and taste Wishes 10 hiuke ko auquanisncc OF geate
man. not than 49, possessing mc1rs and IKE luilites
lions; objec, marmony Ptase zf.rss5 Ms =. =. xpS-
RQE, station L.
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BREWSTER, OF BRo0ME STREET. SQUARE BOX
ID Trottlng Wagon nearly price Tlsj also Stvers
piano box Top $500; gray Trotny Horse time so. $3.50
til East Sixteenth street.
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u Rockawaya Park and Pony Phaeon Depot. EIprc,s
and and yges, seat Depot
wagon hand Carriages OF different kinds III West
BIuA
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(,ARRIA6Es-LARGEA ASSORTMENT OFFERED. Low.
- GO. manaf.ct res, pricss' comprising extension and
Business Wagons and Pony Pbaetons and Harness.
II. h. WITTY Co., 10 Nevns street, Brooklyn.
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NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.-TICKETS
IN for sale and baggage checked at the ocs of the Eric
Railway Baggage Express Company of Twenty third
and Filth for Albany Troy Shaton an1 Sars-
tcgn Springs. by the Albany day lice or steamers o. vB
BARD and DANIEL DREW.
Also for Long Branch Newport and Boston, and to a'l
points the line of the Erie Railroad and tho West aud
Southwest.
This the only express company running drec. to Long
Branch and Newport.
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ENCCRaiONS.

A CnFAP DAILY EXCURSION TO KEyPORT, N. j.
~ Afording 6re view OF the farrow Staten Island and
.h- Highlands OF Navesint ste.mcr ioLMpEI viz e,ve
s6S North River foot Of Barclay street July e. at ii
a5h, II 26h. 9th and :sh la 21h at T. ". Leave
kcyport, 3h, o. 2sth ~ t0 sjth a. 10E 9Th and 2sh
AZ +. ". except Saturiays) Fare 25c. each way.
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A FOR EXCU RsIONS, SALOON STEAMER WYQM-
n. ing, bmges Ssrsh Smith, Caledonia sli Anna FL
oslsor Park EAgcswood and Oriental Grove "a le once
Cc3 West street. hear Christopher. II. b. tRiSSETI.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.
VXYANrED-sECOND. HAND HEATING STEAM Pipes
w State size price ard quality Address CONSC LING
ESGlNEER, box 44G New YORK l'Vs, o1lce.
yVASrED-,.oC0 POUNDS OF OLD TYPE METAL Ar
w ply to ). r., Herald oiee.
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DIRECT STEAM LINE
Antwerp.
The magnificent, new, first class fuipowered Norwegian
steamship
ST. OLAF,
9bDQ tons burden, Charles N le nder viii leave
pier No. 4 North River or about August l.
cabin pas sa Observation-Disclosures. 90 .y75, gold.
Returning win leave Bergen, Norway, September.
For freight having excellent accommodations,
apply to FUNGI, EDTE CO.. "a South William street.
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q E0 REwARD.-LOsT, ON SATURDAY EVENING,
p1U pIn sqIy ~ on beard the Plymouth Rock FOR Long
paid anu ne questions asked renrned 10 NJ store u Wa
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DO ALBANY AND TROY DAY LINE.-SrEAMERS
SL. c. vIBBARD sad DANIEL Drew from ves:ry
street 10 A. NJ Thryfourh street 81 S45 landing At
Yonkers Tarry,own and Nyacs by ferry boat Cozznns
West Point WALL Ncwbrg rou shkeerse Cstski ami
Hudson con Meeting with evening trains the New York
Central West AMI and alter June 70 With tho
Albany road for Sharon springs - from
New York; and Bin.hsmon aod bv ensseaa AMI sara
to.a for Saratoga Springs fSo 80 from New lorh AZ
Lebanon Springs, ali rail- To Troy by s;eamboas
SCHUYLER.
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SAD Su1c1DE-A. A.REMARKADLE I,Rr-
TER.-The New York Tribune, of May 5.
says: ~ w VA. .s-t.., ,5s -
On Monday morning, u ]adv, onno.
rently about thirty-two years of ace. and
OF handsome features, entered tha Sta-
vens House, ut Broadway and Morris
street, and nsked the office clerk for q
room. She snid that she wonld occnnv
i only three days, and finally engaged
Room No. 46, paying in advance. She
attracted but little attention, remaining
quietly within during the following day.
About II O'Clock, yesterday, the cham
bermaid, upon going to the room, found
that the door was locked Going to the
office, she was told that the occupant
had the key, and, presuming that the
Lady did not wish to be disturbed, she
paid no more attention to the room.
Late IN the afternoon tho chambermaid
returned. and. upon iuding the door
! still locked, informed the hotel proprie-
tors of the fact. The olilco clerk there
upon broke in the door, and found the
occupant lying in bed. clasping in her
hands lurge bottle. She was dead
The bottle contained chloroform, and,
from tho position Of the body, it was
plain that after plucing her head on the
oiuc u tAc pillow, sue nnQ Inhaled the
poison until unconsciousness aud death
came.
Upon table was tho following letter.
the only clue to the mystery:
MONDAY EVENING, May 1.-Propric.
tors IF the Stepess Rouse-DEAR S1Rs:
Forgive heart.broken woman any thing.
shall never haunt this room; 80 none
need DO afraid to occupy it. Please
help to have me- forgotten US soon rs
possible, and may God bless you with
prosperity. have no relatives no one;
but have sent to some friends, nnd I
nm quite snre they will come for me to-
morrow, or Wednesday, morning.
X. E. HARRINGTON.
Z. s. suppose coroner will have to
be summoned. We'll, the facts are be-
fore hlm-all he will ever obtain. I did
not procure the chloroform in this city
or State. No one is to blame but nv
self. No soul on earth knows how I got
1t but myself. hnve taken my life be.
canse have no means. employment. or
friends to aid me. cannot live: so /
die. Forgive all as ye hope to be for
given. X. 81.
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TheEbddfes, 81 ,IdentenantsI Geo. Ash-
bury and j.. @. ! Morrison, SERGEANT
Dowie and privates Hadley, Sharkey,
Pierce and Mooney, oil of the United
States army, who were drowned on Luke
Ontario, Thursday. near Fort Majorra,
ny the swamping Of q boat. were washed
ashore and recovered yesterday.
(: During thirty Ave years, 3, 600 inquests
have been held in Savannah, OF wbich
J, 600 were upon persons drowned in the
Savannah River.
Anna a. Pomeroy, OF Milwaukee, has
had o.; divorce granted and 500, 600
alimoDy. Also, 5000 per annum. She
wes the wife of Brick Pomeroy.
May man Justly consider his wife
poetical when she is averse to him?
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ALsAcE AND LoRRA1NE--IMroRr
SpEEcH OF BIsMARCK.- the German
Parliament on the % Instant. n bill in
cooperating Alsoce aud Lorraine with the
empire came before the House. Prince
Bismarck reatated the arguments upon
which the measure wes based. The an
nexation OF the provinces to Germany
wns necessary to give her bulwark
against ti'is RECURRENCE vt French 5.ggres-
sion, cases Of which had been SO frc-
quent in times past One instance Of
comparatively recent date was cited
On the 9th of 4ugcwt, 1866. france sent
To- Berlin its ultimatom. demanding the
oession Of Mayencc, and tho illness OF
tue Emperor of the French alone pre-
Vented hostilities then. During the late
war foreign powers proposed tho neu-
tralization of Alsace aud Lorrnine, but
chat would be insufficient for Germany,
and could not be thought Of. AS for the
inhabitants. they are still nverse to their
futherand. Said the Prince, in concln-
sion, "We ahall strive to win them
back" The bill was referred to COM
mittee.
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A,nerioin.i n Inteiiliuenc.

.:NgWt .YoRK, May 6.;-Wm. Ryan Bar.
'ney Q'Donohue and James Derill. be-
longing. TO- the ship William SEorer, were
arrested for mutiny, and held in So, ,OGO
each tor examination. ,4l',
One Of the galleries Of Sing Sing pri-
sou, across which the men we're narch-
ing to dinner yesterday, gave way, pra-
cipitatinE over eighty convicts, some to
tho next gallery below, and others to the
stone pavement, forty feet beneath. Two
prisoners were fatally injured.
A despatch from the great break ON
the Erie Canal says navigation will be
resumed. within ten days, should the
weathar be favorable. and no further
trouble with laborers occur. ,.!
The Stock Exchange has presented q
service plate to Seymour, its retiring
Specie, shipments to-day, $106, 600.
MEMPHIS, May 6.-The decoration oi
Con.iederate graves entirely suspended
buainess day.
ArnAsf1, May s.-Round trip railroad
tiokets;' tor one fare. will be on sale al
atlanta to delegates and visitors to the
6onthern Baptist Convention at St.
Louis, on the 10th. A special through
car leaves Atlanta on the evening'of the
8th inst! ..S
HAVANA May 6. The United States
war steamer Mayfower has arrived from
Sisal. The remaining members Of The
Tehanntepec expedition are EXPECTED In
e fev days., The MayaoWer vii! 20 e
Washington in few days; the officers
and crew all we'll.
SAvANNAH, May 7.;-The steamboa,
Maggie Saffold struck and sank on the
obstruotions Saturday night.
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HoMr ANp,rzs ouraN. a.There ia nro.

HOME AND'rzs QpERN. N.a-There Is pro-
badly not on unperverted man or woman
living who does not feel that the sweet.
eat consultations and best rewards OF life
are found in the loves and delights of
home. There are very few who do not
feel themselves indebted to the inHu-
ences that clustered around their cradles
for whatever Of good there may be in
their characters and conditions. Home.
based upon Christian marriage, is 80 evil
dentiy an institution of God, that a man
must - become profane before he can deny
~; wherever it is planted, there stands
q Dnlwark OF the State. Wherever it is
pure, ana true to the Christian idea,
.mele 70 hVes an institution conservative OF
ait tne nopier interests OF society. OF
!n,s lealm woman Is the queen. It takes
!ts cue ana its hue from her. II she is
10 Inc pest sense womanly-if she ia
true ana tender. loving and heroic, pa
or unconscionsly organizes and puts in
operation set of Influences that do
more to mould the destiny of the nation
than any man, uncrowned by power or
eloquence, can possibly effect. The men
OF the nation are what their mothers
make them, as rule; and the voice
1900
OF their power is the voice Of the woman
who bore and bred them. There can be
no substitute for this. There is no other
possible way III which tho women of the
nation can organize their influence and
power that will tell 30 beneficently upon
society and the State. Neither woman
nor the nation can afford to have home
demoralized or in any way deteriornted
by the loss of her presence or the lessen
ing OF her influence there. AS nation
we rise or fall as the character of our
homes, presided over by woman, rises OF
falls; aud the best gauge of our bes
prosperity is to be found in the measure
by which these homes find muItiplica-
ton in the land. In true marriage, and
the struggle after the highest ideal ol
home life. is to be found the solution oi
more OF the ugly problems that confront
the present generation-nJral, social
and political-than we nave space to
enumeratc. c.-.Scrfoner for February.
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SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The Richmond Dispatch. of Wednesday,
says: superintendent Delaney, of the
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Com
pahy. informs ns that he will have his
lines up to Danville in about ten days
all impediments having been removed
and pecuniary reinforcements received
The company proposes to push right on
Sonth, expecting to have their wires mp
to Charleston in ninety days, and to Sa-
vnnnnh in month or two later. They
now have large force nt work getting
out poles in North Carolina.
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REv. LovIoK PIERCE. This distin-
gaished divine left yesterday for Nash
vile, Tennessee, where there is shortly
to be some meeting Of Sunday school
tencllers Of the church to which he de-
voted his energies aud talents for over
half u century. We are gratihed to find
him in travelling orlor, for lie was re-
Gently, and for many days, prostrnted by
illness. He sprang. however, to the
saddle at the bugle call Of duty, aud at
the age of eighty seven, presents in this
day remarkable spectacle Of physical
health and mental vigor.
Columbus Sun.
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DEATH OF PRoMYNENr MASON. The
Hon. Giles N. Hillyer, thirty third de.
gree active member. and Grand Chan.
cellor Of the Supreme Council for the
Southern jurisdiction Of the United
States. died in Natclez, Mississippi, q
few days since
Constable Hollar. of Missouri, arrest.
ed hIr. Behee, the other day, when MI
the Behee family set upon him. HI
HolIared ''Bshse nlive or Bohee dead,
I'm bonnd to have him." and lie did.
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IRWIN'S HALL.
Return OF the Great Southern Favorites
THE CHAPMAN SISTERS.

U i He HmOuH COmed1au,
@. B. B i s. lei O p,
A ND their newly-organised and mos.
IN powerful combination. .,'- n
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY!
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY ii.
The Musical Burlesquc Of .t}bit
LITTLE JACK SHEPPARD.
OR, TIE IDLE APPRENTICE. !.
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 10.
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY,
IN THE ENCHANTED WOOD.
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY IL.
The Famous Durleeque, N.
THE FORTY THIEVES.
The CHAPMAN SISTERS, Mr.. BISHOP
anu the entire Company appearing In each
play. Seats can be secured at LyBrnnd h
Sons. commencing Wednesday, Mey.lO.,
Mayo H. B
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A curious and beautiful effect was pro.
dnoed by one of the ice-making machines
bnilt lately in Philadelphia. This was
cake OF manufactured ice. in the centre
OF which, completely enclosed by the
translucent material, was bouquet Of
fresh flowers. Every leaf and flower
was perfectly visible, while the bril-.
liancy OF the colors was enhanced by tho
refraction through the ice. This spcci.
men OF summer entombed in winter was
produced by the Carre e.ammonia process,
French invention, under which these
machines are operated. M
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FonTUNE-rELLERs.- reporter of the
Now Iork Tribune has been visiting the
female fortune-teilers Of that city, and
finds that they are not only humbugs,
but often criminals Of the worst sort
The principal business OF tho most of
them is to provide victuals for libertines
the pretended gift of foreknowledge be-
ing the bait by which they attract silly
and credulous girls within their clutches.
Ex-Governor John Wood, of Illinois,
has donated his mansion at Quincy, to-
gether with the furniture and whole
block OF ground surrounding it, to the
city, for the purposeH. Of female semi
nary, opeu to all denominations. The
building cost $4,000, and the whole
property is valued at half q million.
RAT RIDDAHOE.- is claimed that rate
may effectunlIy be driven away by pow
dering with common red pepper the
holes through which they get into the
houses. SO simple way OF ridding a
place Of the vermin ought at least to he
tried.
An Indiana paper feels called upon to
rebuke the youths and maidens in it's
town who block up the sidewalk in front
OF the drug stores while they count up
their cash in hand to ascertain il they
have sufficient amount to purchase one
glass Of soda for each couple.
There is a great denl OF theology in
the idea OF the little girl who wished she
could be good without obeying her
grand mother. She said it was easy
enough to read books and pray, but
pretty hard to mind grand mother.
cynical old bachelor, who firmly be-
lieves that woman has something to
say on all subjects, recently asked n fe.
male friend: ''Well, madam, what do
you hold on this question Of female suf-
frage?" To him the good lady respond
cd calmly: ''Sir, T hold my tongue"
A clergyman strayed into a gambling
house in Memphis last Tuesday. Yield
ing to the temptation OF endeayoring to
win filthy lucre, he lost all of the money
he had, aud had to thank the police for
rescuing the spoil from the man Of Be-
lial. -
The head of Vermont railroad shop
was applied to for permission to work on
n fast day by couple of men who were
noted for their laziness Permission
was given, "for, says the chief, "you
can't either Of you work hard enough to
break the day"
"Ma." said little girl to her mother,
"do men want to get married as murh as
the women?" "Psbaw! what arc you
talking about?" "Why, ma, the women
who come here are always talking abont
getting married; the men don't do So"
A stone.cutter in Ohio has achieved
immortality for himself by tracing on q
tombstone the assertion that the little
child buried beneath twas an angle on
earth. and now she is an angle in Heaven. >
In Tennessee hotel-keeper is called
'hash h-mill boss.''
HOLE AND CORNER WonK.-Eov is the tin,s
10 attsck the rats, mice. bedbngs and roAohe,
to every hole and corner. Just put IsAAo
sEN's SURE PoP'' in their reach, and they'll
troop out Of their haunts. devour it aud die
Sod by all druggists, FI4tu
| !.
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Increase Of Stock.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
PAID UP CAPITAL s1oo. 900.
Increase Of Stock

OCF4CEHS:
JOHN b. PALMER, President. H
a. G. BREEIZER, .Caahisr. uA:-
G. N. G. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
lNHE degree Of success that has attended
Il the operations OF this Bank since ;ts
establishment in February 1ast... and the de-.
sire on the part OF the Directors to have asso.
Grated with them moro OF their country
iIlends, has induced them to add $5O. 600. .OO to
the capital. Shares 800 90 each. -, =
thp pafmenss n1 may be madeat any time prior o
stock to it's pro rata share Of profita earnaI
during the time the money Is In possession OF
n9 tinn Da@k 81 =, Or n On The 1st July to
either event, the nep -.suK viii participate
equally with ,t.s OLD In tho surplus fund.
AppGe.tiona TOR stock may be made person
~Ty, or by letter. to the officers OF the Bank.
Banklng House opposite the Columbia
Hotel.
DIREcroas.-John B. Palmer. J. Eli Gregg.
r. W, McMaster, r. D. Sem, tof R. D. Renn &
son. =; W. Bearden, tof Copeland q Besrden,)
4. l.. Bryan, tof Bryan q McCarter,) ". O.
swafield, tof R. j. W. O. swaf1eld.) May
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The Chicago papers announce thut the
grave OF Douglas in that city is to be
sold for taxes. It appears in commu-
nication from the city collector to the
councils that mn assessment Of $4,000
for improvements had been made upon
the ground wherein reposes all TINT was
mortal Of the Little Ginnt, md that the
courts have given Judgment. he shall be
compelled to proceed.
Women have much nicer SENSE Of the
beautiful than the men. They nre by
fur the safest umpires in matters of pro-
priety and grace. A. nero school girl
will be thinking and writing about the
beanty OF birds and flowers, while her
brother is robbing tho nests aud dstroy-
ipg the flowers.
Itwns Colebridgo who said of n school
master who was fond Of applying the
birch. that it WAS lucky for the cherubims
who carried him to Heaven that the,
were nll heads mud wings.
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A notorious desperado, Diego Lucero,
sent to prison for numbering Manuel
Garcin, constable OF Albuquerque, New
Mexico, aud accused Of having killed a
number Of men, women and children at
different timea. was recently taken from
confinement by band OF armed and
disguised regulators, and hanged from q
beam OF the porch in front Of the Jail.
hucero was considered one OF the most
desperate md savage ruffians in the
whole Territory. which nbounds in vii
lalns and assassins Of every kind.
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Sewing Machines.

THE undersigned have the agency OF G.
1 Bowers d Oo.'s IMPROvEb COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, which
prices It has no onperior. It win stitch'
HON. fell. tuck. quilt. braid, bind aud enbroi.
der, In most superior manner. Most elc-
Gantly finished, with gold Leaf, landscape,
cluding oil can, guide, eorewdriver, four differ.
ent size needles, clamp and printed firec-
tions, all for SIS. Oall and see it FOR yourself,
and get circulars, giving foil description, TO-
They have also superior Machine OH and
Needles, Barnun's SelfSower and Hemmer.
extra. CHAMBERS & BRYCE.
April 27 .a ii1,fll,' Rf
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Lands and Real Estata-.-Cpportunity
To Sell ii,s:IiE
DARTIES having LANDS AND REAL
j. ESTA:E TO SELL will find It TO their
advantage to communicate with the UNDER
signed, giving the usual details. / have the
opportunity Of placing snch cf1srs as may be
made before Northern capitalists desirous Of
investing in Lands and Heal Estate in South
Carolina Address, j. W. W.PARKER,
Insurance and Real Kstate Agent
April 20 t6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-09

Y. n, C. A.
TIME regular monthly meeting Of the Y. III.
i G. A. will be held, THIS EVENING, at s
o'clock, in the Heading Room Of the Associa-
tion. An essay will be read by one Of the
members. A full attendance IL requested.
b. FRANK MAULDIN,
May91 Recording Secretary.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-13

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rys,p.ia-. female affections, aud bilious dis-a-'
generally.
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n, I'Ih 7II'L'f 'lraIsi-ss, Macon, ia.
For sole ~ bsrelsy Bro'i'~ss. Ono LeVHa
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