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BROAD STREET.

co. BROAD STREET. Coz
I shall offer this week The following very desu SUI.
bargains:
Good WHITE. EDGE REP SILK at sl.H p.
yard
Good BLACK ALPACAS, as and loc.;
Fine BLACK ALPACAS, Is. so, and dec:
LINEN HHMsTICHED HANUKEkCHIEFs Al
~ Ter dozen
Very ane II CAMBRIA HASDKrg.
CRIEFS ut 81 per dozen
Fine CHECKED NAISSO1K MUSLIN att:
STEPPED CAMBRIA MUSLIN ut Csc;
WHITE ENGLISH HOSE at 25c.;
Fine Sd LINEN OAMASk, s7c.i
FRUIT OF LOOM and a \ DIR \
BLEACHFD COTTONS at l6ic.;
WAMoUTTA COTTON, 2o2.:
And many other articles At popular prices.
NH % 4. HIRSH, 627 Broad STREE.
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r G.. COURTNEY Il son,
a. sl5 BROAD STREET,
are opening AN elegant as Orlment OF
SrRISG DRESS GOODS
SHAWLS, PARASOLS,
CASSIMEREa,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
UNDERSHlRTS and DRAWgYs
TOWELS. TABLE DAMAsk,
MARSE1LLES QUILTS,
CORsETS, HAHDKERCHIEF9,
RIBBONS.
and a full stock Of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
which thew are Offering at the LOWEST MAR.
KET PRICES. NH 30-2~
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GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOol''
SUPERIOR STOCK AT A GREAT
SACRIFICE.
Intending TO make q change in my baiine''
will sell my present stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
At COST for the next THIRTY DAYS. Cu' a.
Is full and complete, consisting In ps.t 81
sHAWLS and CIOAKs, In great variety;
CLOAK MATERIALS Is large assortment
eENTLEMRN,s FUHNIsH1Ne GOODS
RICH LAoEs, LACE COLLARS and ssT'
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS,
LACE and EMBROIDERED HAEDS-@
CHIEFS.
sAsHES and SASH Ribbons,
KID GLOVES,
DRESS GOODS, in endless variety.
In fact, everything to be fonnd In 4 listT =
l establishment, at prices which cannon 10" "
! please. JOHN y. m,oi,s ,s
| fe2 III Main street, between nth ara L---
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ERESH CANNED TOMATOES
II FkESH CANNED PEACHES,
FRESH CANNEu CORN, 3.
Fresh CANNED LIMA BEANS.
for sale by rs
WILLIAM Il. TATUM.
1880, mhs1
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LOST, STRAYED. &c.

T OST-S20 REWARD.-Lost, between
IL Marcus Harris's shoe store and the Richmond
House, FIFTY DOLLARS. The above W ri
win be p aid, If required, If left at this office. Ia
TOUND, yesterday, a sum of MONEY,
"a which the owner can get on application at
rhr Office Of CKADDOCK Il PARKER, 2
In l202 Franklin street,
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TOR BOSTON.-CURRIE & CO.'S lit
4 IISE.-The regular packet schooner GE,SH
a 20, PIcKkRING. master, havins--a,
the larger portion of her cargo engaged, will
have quick dispatch. For balance Of freight, APP
PLY to CURklE & CO.,
NH 81 Corner or 18th and Cary streets.
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turned it to MeSsrs. White and Howe. At
last accounts the deadlock still existed,
and the President will, therefore, not be
able to submit the report to Congress to-
morrow. When it is submitted MIR. SUM-
ner will make reply to the speech. of Sena-
tor Harlan the other day.
THE UKL BILL.
Several leading Republican members of
the House held an informal conference at
for the modification of the pending kukluX
bill. 1t was agreed that the bill in its pre-
sent shape could not command the united
support OF the Republican party in Con-
gress ; and that if its supporters persisted
in passing it without amendment it would
be laid on the table. 1t is very evident that
the bill will be made less rigorous in the Sd
and 9th sections, and the President not
given the power to Use the army unless
called on BY constitutional requisition.
The Democrats, of course, remain solid
against the bill, with u lew accessions from
the other party. A number OF Republicans
| are opposed to all legislation on the kuklux
subject at present, believing the laws alrea-
dy give the President ample power in the
premises but they are willing to vote for
| Il moderate bill, because the failure to pass
| one might be considered by their opponents
an evidence Of weakness, especially as the
President has asked for additional legisla-
ton !; and besides, such a failure would not
only damage the party, but seemingly afford
| encouragement to the unlawful combina-
TONS Washington telegram in Baltimore
Sun.
| THE BLAINE-BUTLER CASE-THE PREs1-
DENCY, &C.
General Butler is about to issue, in
pamDhlet form, the speech Of Speaker
Blaine and his reply, delivered in the
| House on the 18th OF March, concerning
the appointment of a special committee to
investigate the condition of the South
| during the recess. He will also publish his
celebrated letter which brought on this
memorable set-to. Gen. Butler, in an eX-
planatory note, asserts that a combination
was made among certain Republicans in
the House, of whom Speaker Blaine was
the leader, to prevent the passage of any
bill for the suppression of southern out
RACES. He intends, it is stated, to circu-
late half q million copies of this pamphlet
in order to head off Blaine's Presidential
aspirations. The Speaker, on the other
hand, it is alleged, will leave Gen. Butler
out when he appoints the House commit
tees, or ut least place him in subordinate
positions, Us q punishment for his fight
with the Speaker Wash. Star.
Several OF. our most fashionable houses
have adopted a curious and novel arrange
ment-a mirror-cunniugly placed outside,
and fastened to the further Window-shutter
of the second-story, and turned toward
the front door, rejecting all applicants for
admission. If these are pronounced ac-
ceptable, they are invited in, but il o con-
trary verdict Is given, then the waiter
stolfdly utters the prescribed lie, "The
ladies are out" and the visitor seeks more
hospltable walnut.-Nep York letter,
Washington Patriot.
Over fifty millions Of the FIVE per cent.
have been subscribed.
a Radical kuklux organization has been
In Florida, 81
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having made
~ affidavit OF loss, and executed bonds. with
security according to ,w, will make application
to the Board OF Directors Or the odd dominion
Coal Company to issue to him a new certificate
capital stock Of the said com pany TO him., belong
Ing In place of Ct.RTIE1CATE no. SEVEN al,
or destroyed by fire.
NH 11-Iu2m JACOB
T OST, on the evening of March 31st, CYSsE
IL 4 Y Elbow COW, with some h -
spots about her, and 4 large bag, and in fine con-
dlLion. Aliberal reward Will be elven for her..
ap 3-2l* j. II. ACaEE.
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DOOLEY's

~ YEAST POWDER
has long been regaryed rs the bese and cheapest
HAk1SG POWDER IN use. Perfectly pure ana
healthy. II IN 'kes. At short notice, delicious bis
caits, rolls, SO. There need be no waste OF food
prepared with Il, ss IL IL always Of the best quail
~, We would say TO those who have never used
u thst . very. few trials Will enable them TO use
u, not only with entire satisfactlon,, but with
economy. ~
Hpnt up FULL NET WEIGHT, as represented.
drocers and dealers sell 1t. -
DOOLEY d BROTHER,
S'ropyiek0rs,
ap H. dsod&eowsm -, - ''>' 1-
A CARD.-Having formed u business CON.
: nsctioa with Messrs. GROlRaE / HHk-
nSS q CSss. invite my form ar patrons aud
trienus, VINO have SO literally su ppoyssd me for
s sas last i've years white In the Arm Of JoYnet&
nass 70 ave me = call .xt my nj " place OF busi-
1ess, where they win hnd q large ssocE Of GkO-
T nHisa and Liquors sndto stitch / especially
nIsasse sn 70 attention, and Where, I shall always be-
mh ss-ztawSw No, 10 18th ss1est, Richmond.
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SPRING GOODS.

Ne" sfhiS' W
UARDozO, yoURQUR&AN & CO.
1909 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
are now receiving thor
sPEISG STOCK.
ewLEa IL
EVERY ARTICLE
TO BE FOUND IN
FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS not:
which viii he continually IcplenIShed -
EVERY NEW YORK sTEAAElt.
and will be sold at
THE VERY LOWEST PkICEE.
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SHIPPING.
an 3-2t

TOR NEW YORK Virginia %Eas
Il steamship and Pacset Company'scaaH4a1asSsaas
elegant steamship GEORGE y. UPTUN, Capt,
ROBERTS,, will leave her wharf at Rockets on
TUESDAY, April 4th, 81 8 Z. NJ. Freight re-
cciyed up to the hour Of sailing.
Close connections aud through bills lading given
to all southern and eastern ports.
Fare, $40 Storage, $s ronnd-trtp tickets, good
until used, only SIS. u. j. BUEk, Pres't,
sD1-3t l2i4 Main street.
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Debt. less cash III the Treasury, .
ADrll l.
Debt. less cash In the Treasury.
March l. 1871
The New York herald., 1871-02-13

INOR SALE CHEAP-A WELL LOCATED THREE
T. story stone high stoop House price $4,000 or
will exchange for tenement property.
FRAs. CRAWFORD, ess Third avenue. n
The New York herald., 1871-02-13

A THE CHEAPEST LARGE FIRST CLASS BRICK
a. Factory Property in the city, the side sale
Five storfes 40xlC0 with two Lots adjoniny
engine two boilers the main shaft and all the heating
apparaus 1t Is well calculated machnist, piano.
fectonery or furniture factory, having drying houses
connected and all IN splendid condition gas through.
Must be sold. Not much cash required.
Q. j. CLARKE, 202 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-13

L'OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A FIRST CLASS FARM
of 30 to ~ acres house and buildings first class fruit
and shrub IN abundance the ground In high Of
communication eight trains day station within i've MN
tes walk Of the house; hour from New York railroad
bonds or stock taken In payment Apply 20 S. RYDER ~
The New York herald., 1871-02-13

A YOUNG GERMAN LADY, THREE YEARS IN THIS
IN country as bousekeeper or lady's companion In
private family, would take care OF children; good
hairdreser frat class reference. Address c. ", 28
Herald 0Icc,
The New York herald., 1871-02-13

A FINE FOUR STORY HIGH sTOOP BROWN STONE
~ House, Forty-sevenh street near Fifth avenue 20x50K
100 handsomely rescoed and In perfect order $36cO
including fixtures, mirrors paror carpets corces,
terms easy possession. WATERLOW X CO..
s65 Sixth avenue, corner Fiftieth street,
The New York herald., 1871-02-13

II ON3 BRANCH.-C0rrAGES ON THE SEA SHORE
FOR sale or TO rent furnished, for the coming
aso very desirable Places within one mile OF the ocean VITA
acres or ground attached and unnprove Fios The
ocean drive, well located for Investment building p
poses Tor sale Also desirable Residences at Far Rockavay
FRANK q AND DAWSON BROWN, 100 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-13

REAf. ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
L'oR ExCHAN0E-CITY OR BROOKLYN PROPERTY
for Country Places Farms, trade good terms
Apply 10 UTE & SIMPSON, 50 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-13

CQ7 EAsT1lTH ST. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM
Oot Fashionable dress and cloak making; Winter and
Spring Suits S6 upwards: Wrappers, S8 SO 60; also
cbdren's and misses garments made 10 order Patterns
and Fashion Plates cutting and basting. Terms cash. Cal
Or address.
The New York herald., 1871-02-13

,S)10 WEST 9TH STA COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS
LlD and operator Wheeler Wilson'S machine 10 90
out by the day week month best city reference Call
address for two days.
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America InreIiiEcnc..
NOON DISPATCHES

SEVERE STORMS AND MARINE DISASTERS
SAVINGS BANKS COLLAPSING-AoRICUL
TURAL REPORTS, &C., &C.
NEW YORK, November ia boiler
III small building attached to public
school. on Navy street, Brooklyn, cx.
ploded, this morning. shattcring the
walls and windows and tearing fences
and producing panic in the school
where some 500 children were studying
The teschers succeeded in dismissing the
children without injury to any one.
O'Conor denies that he and Tildrn
are preparing draft Of new city char
ter.
John ShanIey, Election Inspector, and
John Campbell and Matthew Mckcnna,
Poll Clerks. in Brooklyn. Sixth Ward,
were arrested. to-day, oharged with bal
lot-stnfling. Others will be arrested dur
ing the day, on charges Of election
frauds in this city, which arc being in.
vestignted by the Board Of Cnnynssera.
to-day.
Gen. Sherman, Lient. Grant, Admiral
Alden end Col. Adenrcid went this
morning on the friguto Wabash, and
sailed for Europe.
Ahdnvlts are being taken by the COM
mittee on Democratic reform, showing
glarlnY frauds by inspectors Of election
in the First Ward. Startling develop
ments are expected.
Agents of the steamer Franklin declare
that the passengers are doing well, and
there are no signs of cholera spreading.
The vessel is fumignting, and will soon
be brought to the city.
Marshal Sharpe has, in consequence
Aof the escape Of the connterfcitcrs from
Indlow street jail. cnled tho attention
-. Attorney. General Akerman to tho ad-
D9fsability of erecting Government jail
here.
The commander Of tho Russian steam.
or Bogaline reports that he experienced
the severest storm he has ever known
otter parting company with the Vclland.
The missing vessel must have encoun.
t4redh fearful weather to bo so long uns
heprd of.
Mayor Hall statsd thdt he fiadT&seap
resi8snstion In possession conditional
upon the appointment, Of q gentleman
relatedN. to himself. He has also ten
dsred, ,ap pointmetts to- the lspcSeasors6f1
svesney.f Hilton and Fields as Copsmiss
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Al LOUISVILLE, KY,
Saturday, December 10, 1871.
100 900 Tickets of admission, $40 each, cur
rcncy; half ickrts, 50: quarter Tickets, 81. so.
Tickets VIII be hcnt by registered letter; the
money for them may he sent by post Office
money order, Hrt enbacks, or draft.
Each ticke: consists III four quarters, value
- % each. The holder is entitled to admi.-
sion TO the COhccrt, ard to the value OF the
Silt awarded to II Or lis fraction.
S1J0, COO III grcenbacks will bo d.tribu ed
70 holders Of tickets, III gifts or from 500, 600
tln hishest, to 400, tho lowest, being 721
gifts in all
Tie Concert ID for tho benefit OF the
pHBLIr LIBEiHl' or KENTECEl-.
The Citizens Bank If kentucky IL Trea-
surcr, and the currorators and supervisors
are the lion. Thomas H.. Bramlttte, late Co
vernon of kentucky, and twcnty-scven Of the
most distinguished and respectable citizens
OF the state.
The un,lcrsigntd, late principal bnsincss
manager at the very successful Gift Concert
Tor the bcn' ii; ot the Mercantile Library at
San francI. co, has been appointed Agent and
Manager Of tins Grand Gift Concert
The drawing and distribution will take place
III pubic, and everything will be done to
satisfy the buyers of tickets that their inte-
rests will be as well protected as if they were
personally pre- sent 10 hnperintend the entire
aM,ir.
For tickets and information apply to
q. II. PETERS,
l20 Main street. Louisville, Ky; No & Astor
II; n. ,H"mprted, No. 4lo Broadway, Mil
waukce. WISCONSIN.
n. \. French, Virginia City, Nevada.
NJ: A. Wolf, No. SIG Chcstnu: street, ST.
Louis.
Tickets a!su for saia in every prominent
plac: iii the United states.
Owing to thngencral arrangement of mails
and adverti-cmcnts consequent on the disas-
trons cnnii ,gratiom III the Vest, the sale Of
tick t. Ill this enterprise is extended to No
v"mbtr 10 1911, NJ which time the main
"iiirc ~ Main street, Louieville. Ky. will
close Tor adjustment of accounts and business
No ORDER, except by mail, will be received
after December l, ana no orders by mail
VIII be filled after December 10. The New
i"fh oncc Will coso December 10; other
agencies December .. Every tirket unsold
December u. Will be cancelled by its number
The drawing will take place iii public. Dccerl
hcr IL. 1871 commencing at A. NJ and con-
tinur until the 12l gifts are awarded. Pay
ment at awards will commence December 10
HI o'clock A. NJ. Circulars of awards will 10
f"nLd at every agency as soon as they can be
issued correctly. and will also be sent to all
ticket buyers as soon possible. No order
Will hc filled at main Office for less than s1O
Nov 10 tl2 CHAS Il. PIE TIERS, Manager.
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Financial and Commercial.

NEW YORK, November 18-Noon.-
Sales of cotton for future delivery last
evening. 5000 bales. as follows: Decem-
Der 182609l8 7-l6; January 1885; Febru-
ary 1879; MurcI, 10. 10 Lie. 1917; April
l9ieGD19 SIG. Stocks steady and dull
Gold dull, at IL. Money easy, at S.
Governments dull and steady. State
bonds steady. Exchange-ioug 9!1;
short 10. Flour and wheat dull and un-
changed. Corn quiz and steady. Pork
quiet, at 1312G1l3 20. Lard dull.
Cotton quiet aud steudy-uplauds 1885,;
Orleans 19*i(1l9Ias; sales 1900 bales
Freights firm.
Z. M.-Tho bank statement shows
ioans have increased $780, 600; specie
increased over 50 $50 900; legal tenders
Increased over S750,0OO Money easy,
at 6CyG-exceptions 3M4 mt close.
Sterling firm, ut 91S@9li. Gold 110
ill8.. Governments very firm. States
inactive. Old Tenneasees steady; new
heavy; Virginias steady; North Carolinas
firm; new South Carolinas weak. Ten
nessees Cos; new G6. Virginias 59l.;
Gs GO; 81 IS Alabama Ss 9S; s. G5.
Georgia 6s so; Is Sc. North Carolinaa
3Sii; new 1871. South Carolinus 72;
new 27li. Sales of cotton for future
delivery to-day, 4 500 bales, as follows:
November 83.16 C1 1871; December
1880 IL SIG; january Is GIG; Febru-
AIRY 1881; March 1909 1l-lG; April
1913; Alny l9i5. Cotton quiet; snles
200 bales -uplnnds lSiu; Orleans 1898
Flour, corn and whiskcy unchanged.
Wheat heavy, and 2(a3c lower-wintcr
red Western l.GO(Ml.63. Rice firm, at
S(O83i. Pork IL shade cnsier-l3 u5(I
1920. Lard weak, ut 97u. Frcighls
trmcr
BALTIMoRE, November Isl Flour
firm und IN guod d. mand Wheat firmrr.
Corn duil-white 7UCD7S; yellow 7OG,72
Western 72(M13. Provisions unchanged.
Whlskey %. Cotton -middIing
lS'.; receipts 259 bales; exports II; sales
35U; stock s. 27;}
BosToN, November IS Cotton quiet
-mld'linG 10; receipts 2, 995 bales; sales
400; stock 1000.
CHARLESTON. November IS. S.--Cotton
quiet, ut 1870 liza; receipts GOT; ex-
p"rts coastwIsc Ill; sales COO; stock
~. 157
GALVESTON, November IS Cotton
steady good ordinary 153,; receipts
l3l; exports %; sales ,O0U; stock 30, SlS
WILMiNGToA. November iS Cotton
Inict-middl'ns 17ai: receipts 7S; sales
81; stock 1 5II
MOBILE, November lS--Cotton unict
and firm-mdlling l72l; receipts soc
bales; exports %; sales 800; stock
33.3l1.
SAvASSAn, November 1S.--Cotton
very firm and demand activc-middling
l7a,W It's; receipts 3, G;'6 bales; exports
3, lU1 sales i. 100; stock I'll .JGi
CINCINNATI, November Is. - Bacon
dull and lnwcr-old shoulders G7sG17;
clear sides ~. Western markets show
NO material change.
AUGUSTA, November lS--Cotton
quiet and steady middling Ill; re.
cclpts 800 bales; sales 900.
NEW ORLEANS, November IS. Cotton
strong -midtllng ISL; receipts 3.3l3,
exports 3.:5US; sales 1910; stock %, 0O7.
LoSpoS, Novrmbrr IS -Nuon.-Con-
soils 93'ss. Bonds 9l7..
PARIS. November IS. S.-Rcntcs oGf. 9Oc.
LIVERPOOL. November S-Evening.-
Cotton opened and closed stcady-np-
lands 9!i4; Orleans 99a.iCi97n; sales II. 600
hnles; speculation and export 3, 900; sales
shipping ut Savannah or Charleston, 9a5
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new STATIONERY House.
b. r. STOKES

". IL. SIO n ES
HAS Just opened. in the new and handsome
- bnilding immediately opposite the PH.E.
NIX oflico, Oh Nlain street, a complete stock vi
STA AIyONERI,
Comprising Letter, Cap and Eote Paper, of
all sizes. qualities and OF every drscri ption;
!s;nt sint rapcrs OF Cap, Deny. Donble-Cap. Me-
which will bo sold in any quantity, or manu-.
facturcI into Blank Books of any size, and
ruled to any pattcrn, aud bound in any style,
at short notice.
ENVELOPES
In endless variety all sizes, colors and quail
tics.
BLANK BOOKS
OF every variety, Memorandum and Paps
Books, Pocket Books, Invoice and Letter
Books. keceipt Books, Note i,o"ks.
AkCH1rECTS and DKAUGHTSMEN will
find u complete stock OF mater ais for their
use Drawing Paper, in eheots and rolls,
Bristol Boards, Postal Paper aid Boards. Oil
Paper, Pencils, Water Colors, in cakes and
boxes. Brushes, Crayons, Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STA AIIONERY
OF every description; great vrricty of conve-
nient and useful articles for both Teachers and
Pupils.
Photograph Albums. Writing Desks, Port
folios, Cabas, with boxes, and a countless
variety OF
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also, most elegant stock Of Gold Pens and
Pencil Cases, supcrbly-mounted Rubber
Goods.
INKS
Black. Blue, Violet aud Cnrminc, Indelibe
and Copying; MncilaGc; Chcrs and Bacbgam-
mon Men nj boards; Visiting and Wedding
Cards. and cvcrythi & usually kept in
FIRST GLASS STATIONERY HOUSE.
Which tho Proprietor intends this shall be.
He will still cont,urt his RINDERY and
blank BOOK MAHCFACTOKY and Pa PER-
hULING ES ESTABI.lSlMENT, which has been
III successful operation for over thirty years in
this State. ami to which he will continue to
devote Ills own personal atttEtiun His stock
VIII be Kept u? full and complete, and his
prices will be fund always reasonable, and
nc hopes !" nave share ot patronage.
+. X. STOKES, Main street,
NOV > Opposite FuENIX Office
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Tnornwell's Collected Writings.

Tnornwell's Collected Writings,
rINHEOLo';ItAL and Ethical, . volrEca,
i cnhclishrd with DR.. Thornwcll's ror-
trait. per volume.
.Momorcs "f ratnos. By MacDnn. So
The Conservative Reformation and its The
olUgy Ey Eov. Charles l.. krowth, -. ID. s..
Tie Unaccn World. BY Rev. DR.. Stork. II.
NEW NOVELS.
Her Lord and Master. BY Florence Maryatt
Won. not Woocd. by tho author Of Bred in
tic Bone, &c 80 cents.
Terrible Temptation. By Charles Reade.
Uniform edition OF Grace ASulor's Works,
such a. Mothers liecompcnsc, Vale Of Ccdars,
Nr.. at - per volume.
The above books sent TO any address, post
pai1 on receipt of price
Aug DuFFIE &tiiIAPMAN. booksellers.
The Southern and Atlantic
TE l. E c. r. a PH co.
Now Open for Business.
OFFICE. COLUMBIA HOTEL.
Sept II
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BY JACOB. LKRi
On the first MONDAY ins15eeSss EarSn1Sfes
vii! sell. before the rConrE 1Hons4 Mo-
O'Clock. on account and silk Her -psIs
That vacant LOT. on HSHdSsif f5fSa s strSs9e
nesr GervAis. being So feet front, III COB iasass5t
bounded on the South by yAstStS s.
and North by Gus. Cooper. ~
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash. 2Ppf0hS sATs ,Savs
for stamps and papers. AtFs:ss NdY 10 1S&fr rSs.
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Permanent Manure,

II VA Nt,r-.v, !! ;i-c! tlr past season on
W lica: Corr! a!li Cotton! and la. rivc. entire
satisfaction. ~ l. shown bv II number vt
certificate l. ON ~.';mc ot the bcst planters In
Georgia a.!u S,tIti! Carolina.
bur pr.c'- for Ftrji!iZii. :. or Y Lime IL SIS
per ton cn-h pu' W. III casks or barrels, de-
hvrr,! ~ til" r!iv ot Augusta or at any land-
ln@ nu 'i!c savannah i:ivrr. The price 0ftur
MN ,r Mh-''n's Lane, il 81 per barrel, de-
llN,rtd II. above.
We are agent. forth celebrated "Stoncwal
tott"n Fertilizer and Pure English Dis
solved Zone" which we receive direct from
Eng and can ,ifrr to the public at re-
ductd prices. COLES, SlIEK Il CO.,
No. II Mtlntosh street, Augusta, Ga.
Agent. riioS. Il. CLAkkSON, Columbia, y.
Oct IL emo