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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-07

A FASHIONABLE WEDDING IN JERSEY
CITY.-On Tuesday evening the 31st OIL
October, st. PauPs church was filed with
large congregation to witness the celebra.
ton of the marriage Of the Rev. T. Lewis
Banister, rector Of st. Thomas's church,
Greenville, Ala, to the young, beautiful,
and accomplished Miss Louisa E. Webb,
only daughter of Mrs. E: Webb and the
Rev. DR.. wellington E. Webb. Of Jersey
City Heights. The happy couple were
united in marriage by the Rev. DR.. Put
nam, the popular and able rector of the
parish, assisted by the brides father
The church was brilliantly lit up, and
the music, before and after the cere.
mony, was enlivening and appropriate
During the solemn and impressive ser
vice the subdued notes Of the organ lent 8
charm and sweetness to the scene worthy
the occasion and the distinguished party
present. The bride was handsomely dressed,
and this, with her youth and beauty, made
her the object of general admiration. The
bridesmaids, Miss Della E. :AisquiGh, Of
Brooklyn, and Miss George Taylor, of Sta.
ten Island, were graceful, lovely, and at
tractiVe. The groomsmen were the brother
of the bride and Mr.. Johnson, of Trinity
chapel, New York. After the marriage the
bridal party and invited guests repaired to
the residence of the brides parents, ut West.
colt Place, Jersey City Heights, where 9
sumptuous entertainment had been pre-
pared, and which, in due time, received
special attention. Here the bride held hel
reception. Among the distinguished per.
sons present, besides the bridal party, we
noticed the Rev. DIR. Stansbury and lady,
of Newark; the Rev. DR.. Putnam, of Der.
editor of Church Quarterly ReUieto; Col
Boiling, of Petersburg, Va; Captain Coles,
of the same place, the favorite cousins OF the
groom; Miss Mary Y. Myers, of Rich
mond, Va; Professor R. Fl. l.. Tighe,
principal of College Grammar School OF
Jersey City, (late Of Richmond,) with his
wife and daughter Mrs. Osgood and daugh.
ter, and many others too numerous to men.
ton. Bishop Wilmer, of the Diocese OF
Alabama, and the Rev. DR.. Haight, oil
Trinity church, New York, were expected
to be present, but duties OF the General
Episcopal Convention at Baltimore pre-.
vented their attendance. The bridal pres
ents were valuable and useful, suitable for
young people to 60 to housekeeping. Al
$3.50 O'Clock the same evening the young
couple left Jersey City for their future home
In the sunny South. May their path IN lie
be as bright and cloudless as the genlal
cline of hospitable Alabama. The groom
is native of Petersburg, va, ana durlDg
the late war was colonel of artillery under
General Lee. At its close, Colonel Banls-
ter became a divinity student, and after
three years course Of study entered the
ministry of the Episcopal Church. He Is
an able and eloquent preacher. The BRIDE
was born in Richmond. Her father was
rector of Christ church, in the valley, (old
Pineapple church. before 1t was Durneo
down, and teacher In LetebVre's school.-
,Jersey Cir Standard.
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RoBBERy on THE QUA CREEK BoAT.-A
large number Of pickpockets are returning
from tue fairs in the southern States. A
gang from Richmond came up on the
steamer Vanderbilt from Aqua creek to
Washington on Friday night. While the
pa--cngers were gathered about the clerks
niirc securing their berth-tickets one of
them, Mr.. (. L. Murray. "a tobacco dealer
OF Chicago. who lost $1,000 by the great
irc,l was jostled, and soon afterwards dis.
covered that his pocket-book, containing
over Sl0.5Go in proms>ory notes and S1G0 In
cash, had been distracted. When the boat
arrived in Washington one Of the gang was
arrested. aud through his fundamentally
the y textbook and contents were reco-
Nrrrt
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Brigham Young was heard from last
Tuesday, making his way under mounted
escort to St. George, on the southern Dor
der of Utah. 1t is stated he has positively
left Salt Lake with the intention OF never
returning. 49,. 1. !.
There are four churches in New York
city whose members do not vote be-
cause the Federal Constitution does not
acknowledge Christ as the ruler of the ma
ton. Expulsion Is the penalty for voting
The Chicago Tribune reports that Score.
tary Boutwell, has agreed to recommend
that the Government erect the public
buildings at Chicago upon single square
selected for the purpose.
The Weldon Fair Is to be held this week
the 7th, 9Th, 9th. and 10th 1900 :
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California;
THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

SAN FRANCISCO, November GA courier
from Tuazan reports that the Apaches who
murdered Barnes were overtaken at Horse
shoe canon by Captain Russell end twenty
soldiers. The Indians could not be driven
from their position. A sharp fight resulted
IN the killing Of citizen guide , ana ansd; TWO
It is stated that the Indians were headed
by Cochfse, with whom Vincent Collier Is
said to have made peace. -
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From Berlin.

BERLIN, November 6.-The workmen of
this city are earnest in their preparations
for q union of oil workingmers associa-
lions for cooperation on sill questions affect,
ing the Common Interest Congress, and
for the consolidation of trades-unions.
The Federal Council has approved the
draft of the coinage bill which Is to be
submitted to Parliament.
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MONTGOMERY, November g. Judge Bus
teed, sitting In the Court of Bankruptcy,
has granted an order declaring the Ala.
bama and Chattanooga Railroad Company
bankrupt, and appointed Colonel Guidrat
heretofore appointed by the State authori.
ties custodian ad inteT7n) the receiver. He
has appointed November the 9th the day
for the election of assignee. The State now
runs the road 200 miles, and, it is said, will
have the whole road in day or two. -.
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Tires FROM LoCoM0TlyEs.-A verdict for
$500 against the Reading Railroad Com
;4uy ha> been given in the Montgomery
RI County Court on account of the de-
>',rrt!on oi LcshcI's barn, in July, 1865,
J., ,r" oIiginating from the sparks of loco.
III ,INrs. The defence Of the company lay
IN ;n!ce propositions, which they intro
Gurcd testimony to prove-that all the
ordinary care required by the law had
teen used in the construction OF the en-
IA, and smoke stack; that the train had
teen ran with the usual care and caution !;
la.t every engine leaving Palo Alto OF
Richmond is first examined to see that no
detective snOkc-stuck may 90 out.
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The Massachusetts, manufacturer who
adopted a. his trademark on boots the
portraits Of Lee and StouewaU Jackson has
been ANONYMOUSLY refused patent at
Washington. The impression Of these faces
on boot legs is pronounced unlawful and
reasonable. The South may wear these
t.ures in their hearts but not on their
boots. If the examiners theory is correct,
il would BE The thing to limit the South to
boots Of the Garrison pattern and heels OF
the Butler stamp. Perhaps they would
take kindly TO such agencies OF amend
mcnt.-Nc,o York Commercial (RepubH-
can).
Excitement in the proclaimed districts
Of South Carolina is gradually subsidipg,
as arrests become less frequent. Business
Is st!li in II ruin0us condition. Some of the
prisoners confess participation In kuklux
organizations, but with no evil intent !,
others are found who confess various out
RACES, including Observation-Disclosures Sun.
1t !s feared that Rev. j. IT. Goodrich, OF
Connecticut, was among those who per-
inhtd IN the Chicago coptiagration. a
hutless search has been made for him.
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Naw York Items I,

NEW YORK, November 6.-The office Of
the Hoboken Leader Democratic paper
was entered early this morning and the
type "pied" and the office generally
thrown into confusion.
), "a writ is out for the arrest OF Thomas
Fields, the candidate against Seymour for
the Assembly, to recover half miiiion
dollars. 49,
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TIE RICHMOND FAIR.-It was our priVi-
lege to attend the Virginia State Fair on
Thursday. It was undoubtedly the hnest
exhibition Of the kind we have ever seen,
was the best ever held in Virginia, and the
officers Of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society may with justice flatter themselves
with having achieved most perfect sue
cess. Every department was well repre-
sented, but the stock department was
peculiarly good Weldon Ne,os. .-.s =,
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Grand Rally Of Conservatives i'm

Special telegram to the Dfspat'h.
LEXINGTON, Va, November 6-There
was large final rally Of the Conservative
party here today. Stirring addresses were
delivered BY Colonel William T.sPoague,
General s. Mcdowell Moore, and Hon.
John Randolph Tucker.
Considerable excitement exists as to the
issue OF the election tomorrow, 1t being
generally understood that the Radical snd
negro vote will go for Graham and Mchen-
ney, the Independent candidates.
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TELEaRApH1C NEWS.
xcw York cock and Money Marke1

Ecw York took and Money Market.
NEW YORK, November o. Money easy ant de-
clired from to Z. sterlingHi IA ct Gafd, 1faa.
Governments steady: 1878, 1,Is 4stsf9 quiet exc
cept new sonthaEaroIins's, which sre heavy but
active -J'epnessee's, GO; Dew, e'a Vfrginia's
$50; new, %. Louisiana's, ss; new, co. Levels,
60; SIS, 70. slabama's, 81; Us, Go. Georzia's, 30
rs, 80. North Cardinals, 81; new, 10. South
Carollnz's 70; new, 80
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REGpESlSG OF THE CENTRAL METHODIST
KpisCo CHURCH SoUTH-A FREE
tarRCH.-The Central Methodist Episcopal
Church South, having been renovated and
improved, was re6pened for Divine service
sunday morning with q large conerega.
ton in attendance. DR.. Munsey announced
that hereafter the church would be free
cnu!ch. All the pews would be free, and
The congregation could sit wherever they
pleased. The cost Of the Improvements
N4- 5000, and at the close of the sermon n
collection was taken up to pay it. More
llan S3, 900 was coiccted.-B Baltimore Sun.
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The KtlItps of Grosvenor. at Chicago

SPRINGFIELD, November 6.-Necessity is
plead in defence Of General Sheridan's mill
tary occupation Of Chicago. 1t is known,
however, that Governor Palmer sent 400
picked men, under an experienced officer,
to enforce the laws and preserve order, and
that the Mayor, under the advice Of Sheri-
dan, sent them home as not needed. Sub
sequently the regiment member of which
killed Grosvenor was called into service
~by Sheridan,
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FROM WARRINGTON
THE NEW LOAN.


,,, Cooke, of this District, reached
''',' '..,,r4,v #, IN London. aud bad an in.
'rF' >'', ,,ilh ,hc President and Secretary
'1N.'"', lie confirms the report that the
EF.s..N.c are prepared 10 meet their one
'N:"'E' ,,;I,;nn, of subscription to the
.'".'.' .'@, cent. lnan. and Secretary Bout
go ~ -.''.l, ,hqt there will therefore be no
". .. 80. II rcdccmins similar amount OF
", ".'',,,,r5 tivc-;wcpty bonds, official mo-
."r =, ,i,h was gwen nearly three months
' gu H1rrla7lon fclcgrCm-- Baltimore Sun.
wa.sSEy AND TOBACCO.
... commissioner Of Internal Revenue
'......,-.j IN preparing his annual report.
!, ~. Interested III the manufacture OF
'. and tobacco are strongly urging
y" concentrations upon the com.
80 --r hut i, i NOT thought he will re-
.,....n ..nv material changes.
EAEHAs CORPUS.
,....,iI IN ulticlal quarters that the Pre-.
-. has mo- present intention Of suspend.
~ r-iyllc4e Of The writ OF hd6eas cor
49, III, southern State other than South
49,, i;rIc>> condition Of things shall
SIMILAR 10 that in the proclaimed
..,i,, 10 reader such course necessary
res oraau.2rd violence.
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Yellow.Feyer Rumors Contradscsed.

SAVANNAH, November 6.-Reports being
still industriously circulated Of the exist
ence Of yellow fever in Savannah, the agent
OF the Associated Press has made special
Inquiry Of the leading physicians of the
city, the city authorities, and at the hospit-
ais, and among the people, and Is author
lied, and feels It his duty, to state that there
is no foundation for such reports. The
city is not only entirely free from yellow
fever or any other infectious disease, but is
remarkably healthy. The reports alluded
To have been circulated repeatedly and per.
sistently Id the face of positive deniats, and
TIE public may be assured of their utter
falsity.as
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The Election In Chicago.

CHICAGO, November G.-Deep interest is
manifested in the result of the election to-
morrow. The Board of Trade holds no
session, and the Mayor has issued procla.
nation recommending the closing of all
nlaces of business.
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Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, November Elm the
Roads, bark Daring, for Portland brig
George Wheelwright, for Halifax, N. s.;
schooner Athlete, for Digby, n. s.; and q
large fleet of coasters. Passed out, brlgs
Mohawk and Stella Lodge, from Richmond,
for Wilmington, n. @. -.-
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THE cuSBuHY AND LEWISTON RAILROAD
LEASrD.-1hc Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pnuy have just leased the Sunbury ant
Lewiston road, in Pennsylvania, for the
usual term OF nine hundred and ninety
nine Years. This road trayerses the coun
ties OF snyder and NJ film. forming con
Meeting link between the Northern Central
railroad near Sunbury and the Pennsyl
Y.,nia ar Lewiston, a distance Of forty miles
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The bridge over Aecotinck run, on the
Alexandria and Fredericksburg railroad,
has, been completed, and trains are rum
ming over 1t. The bridge across Pohick'
was to be finished last week.
"A farm belonging to James W. Manuel,
near Bristow station, Orange, Alexandra
and MANASSAS railroad, containing 10l
acres. has been sold to Andrew Clark, OF
West Virginia, for $1,000.
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HAVING PURCHASED TWENTY
isl tn GEE head Of the cattle exhibited at me
inte State Fair, shall on w EDN heDAY NIX ;
November 9Th. Offer Tor sale some OF tns FlESI
-. - z 2 aaEs5 JOHN LII sDSGY,
NO t-pt4 Stalls II and 10 First Market,
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Panic In q Church-Eine Women and
Two Children Trampfed 10 Death.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November GA pillar
supporting the main floor OF the African
Baptist church, corner Of Fifth and York
streets, gave way last evening during SER
vice, resulting in q panic in the congrega-
ton and general rush to get out, in the
course of which nine women and two chill
dren were trampled to death on the stairs.
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AcquittaI Of WaFd-Interesf In
Elections.

Special telegram to the dispatch.
DAsv1LLE, VA, November Con satur'
day last, at Pittsylvania Courthouse, the
jury on the case OF Ward, for killing Tardy,
brought in verdict of not guilty." after
being out short time.
Great interest is manifested here In the
elections which take place tomorrow. The
Conservative candidates are speaking to-
night to large assembly in Masonic Hail.
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4 wv WAR CEY.-[From the Loudoun
..rihcGn-Nadicall. keep IL before the
;.a,e that the Richmond Dispatch and
.,r Influential Democratic papers are
.:;..,cI - the reduction Of the rate Of iu-
:, ,r>.. and wish il retained at twelve per
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Great Loss of Whaling Vessels.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.-The ship
Moses Taylor, from Honolulu, reports
having boarded the water.logged brig
Schelchoff, and finding all the crew dead
except the captain, who was barely breath.
ing.
The TAYLOR also reports that thirty-three
whalers caught in the ice in the North Pa
cific had been either crushed or abandoned
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The CHICAGO RELIEF Chicago,
November 4.-Unsatisfactory reports are
III circulation Of the operations of Alder
i"f hHd>. Al.
but as far as we can see the charges are
rWeriel
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EFFECT OF THE DISASTER.

BosroN, MASS, November 6.-The news
of the disaster to the whaling fleet in the
North Pacific has caused an advance In
whale oil in this market from sixty cents to
one dollar per gallon.
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ALL THE SCHOOL BOOKS adopted

+ ALL THE SCHOOL BOOKS adopted
for use In the public and private schools Of the
city of Richmond end couptles Of the State can be
obtained OF the subscribers at the lowest prices.
Parents, teachers, and. pupils, viii find full
stock Of BOOEs, as well as the incest STATION
ERY Of every description to select from.
Parties ordering may rely upon getting every
article In our line at the lowest figures.
oca WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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FLUID EXTRACT CUNDURANGO,
(kquatorIa Garciana, for CANCER, Scrofula, Salt
Rheum Ulcers and all chronic blood diseases. This
wonderful remedy Is the most effective, prompt,
and certain alternative and blood. purifier known.
Price, $40 per bottle. For sale by 81.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists.
We have few circulars for physicians. oc 81
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, November 8.-The barome-
ter will probably rise on Tuesday very gene.
rally along the Atlantic coast, and the
winds yeer to the northeast. Rising tenn
perature In middle and southern States.
Easterly winds will probably continue du-
ring the night on southern Lake Mich
fgan, and northeast winds on the lower
lakes. Dangerous winds are not anticipated
for our coast this evening.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, November 6.-The su-
preme Court on the 18th instant will
hear the argument on q uaandamus to
compel the Secretary Of the Treasury to
pay Kentucky's war claim. .a
The Postmaster General will recon-
mend that straw-biddIng" for mail con-
tracts be made misdemeanor.
The New York Tribune announces the
resignation Of Secretary Of the State Fish,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
A GENTS NOTICE. ..r-
VALENTINES PREPARATI On OF MEAT
~ JUICE.

Under letters-patent granted to MANN 8. VAL
Great Britain and Ireland, the Channel Islands
and Isle Of NJ IN, France, Belgium, and the United
States OF America, for his PREPARAII IN OF
MEAT JUICE which he terms THE GERM OF
LIFE, Oh HUfRITIVE PRINCIPLE, I ehall as
Mr.. Valentines agent, take charge OF and give
my exclusive attention TO the production Of
With present and incre ising facilities shall be
enabled 70 supply the trade, here and elsewhere,
In quantity and on satisfactory terms.
" Wholesale orders directed to me will receive
prompt attention At retail, the Meat Juice On ay
be obtained OF all the principal druggists.
IRA W. BLUNT,
Agent valenuce's Germ Of Life,
No.. south Tenth street, bet. Main and Cary,
no 2-Iw Richmond, Va.
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comparative Stock of Grain in Mem york and
6rO0kkHn WGrelOitae8 Har Thrae $3.50 go
Richmond Tobacco Market.

NOVEMBER s.-The past week being Fair week,
there was nothing worthy OF note done In the to.
bacco market. We continue our quotations:
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COUGH NO MORE, but use the Cough
" Mixture of Compound Syrup Of Roarhound,
prepared only by POLK MILLER, Apothecary,
corner Fifth and Marshall streets. rs cents per
bottle ocsf
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x.AxHsT YRoM wAsmaruToY.,'.
Utah.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-The Pres;-
dents instructions to Federal officers were
that there should be firm but jhdicious
enforcement Of the laws In Utah, and ttat
sent all danger of o collision to be over.
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unOftHnIp1, "a

gn0GznI9s, Ae.
RUTIER-Juss received q large md
fEs ys low sS Ss e S WH9k1ss BUT
no2eod1w sssws ani, Mssa su &C. cse,.
rTso PARTIES VISITING THE FAIR.
You viii and at
MEssEs sH1ELDsS cAaY,s,
E'3 Bfccd strict, aS1a,.E8,
R.Ess n ss6 y saso sTs; ssSFsRsffrs
at the lowest prices, wholesale aud ratail. -. +
$50 Wines. Liquors Teas, Cigars, and To-
o o-a We solicit acsll and examinztion. nos
'GRoCERIEs-FAMILY ANDVANCY.
In store and receiving daily u.s..
stInf ts p Sreen, Black Japan, De-; 517
R ss sr eALEs Ms sTRUPs aud MOIsAssIs, {.
RIncnEo ' EaIH'nP GGsANDLEs, 3. =. 81.
WEI sc, kssf. shatss 3 % per gallon Bourbon.
PfaoaaTnfrhfg sns sSAERRY, foRT. MADEIxA:
CANNED FFGiFs ina v W. Sah1s
H E Isl saisEs; Il Ssss s
noa.,w T. BALlER q co.'s,
IGRoCERIEs, GRocERIEs..- -
90 hogshcads BONE and CLEAR.l HI fmses 1879:
- and SHOULDER BACON. 49, ts sAasse
100 oass LAVA. LAGUAYRA, and RIo cor.
80 barrels GgT-LoAF, A. B, snd EXTRA G
10 hossfssds PoRTo RICO and DEMERARA
50 BARRELS COMMON to FIVE sYRuPs.
hoksheads bEMERARA MOIASSES.
W boxes PRIME FACTORY, ENC I'I6H
DAIRY, and PINEAPPLE CHEEsrR
CANDLES, SALT, &c.
ALSO,
80 barrels WHISK EY, various grades:
10 barrels OLD BUMGARDNEE ana FIrf,
/ CHER WHfSKEY, 800; q
10 cases CHAMPAGNE and SPARKLING
1 - WINES a=y-.f - = -
| SHERRY, PORT. BRANDY. Ruiz, 10.
ChAMBERLAYNE q JONES,
oc 3o-2W 1915 and ls18 Cary erect.
PINEAPPLE, .CHEDDER, EDAM,
I and sapsago Cheese Italian Maccsroni and
| Vermicell. Canned traits and Vegetables, Fo-
reign and Domestic Plckles. English and Ameri.
can Crackers, Coxe's Sp irkling Gelstine, French
l and American Chocot,te, Sweetmeats, all staple
| Groccrtes, and full assortment of 6ae Wines
and Liquors. Sex. J. Il. KIDD.
prno A.kv
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ITO PHYSICIANS CUNDURANGO
SOUTH AMERICAN CANCER PLANT.-HaY-
ing received supply Of this valuable remedy. we
are prepared to furnish 1t In the form OF fluid ex-
tract, decoctiop. or powder, as directed. Cal and
see circulars. MORRISON & FARRAR, Apotue-
carries, Broad street between Twenty-hnh and
Twenty. sixth, Church Hill, ind 8. w. FARRAR,
corner Twenty fifth and Leigh streets oc u
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nADE'S CORN.KILLER will cure the
~ worst corns and huniops On the feet, as many
can ter ttfy who have used It Prepared and sold
by BUDRKER 81 DADE, City Drug Store,
oc rs corner Main and Fifseenth Streets
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-09

Archbishop Manning is out against
e4trayaga4ce ip female attire. He .saidi
"Men had Improved since the last, centu:
rry ia this resPsot,, but the attire Of women
had bedome more costly, ostentations
and singular, even to strangeness, and
TINS money; wasted which should clothe
the h naked, feed the poor. or, educate the
''It is not often" says the Nashville
Tenn. Ohton, ''that we see city mayors
in State prisons; bat We saw o convict.
on Thursday, at work at the capitol as
carpenter, who is said to have been
formerly Mayor Of Cleveland. He sent
many prisoners to the Pehitentiary, but
finally got there himself" '3' 4. 4 Fl
THoy do d pretty large divorce bust.
ness, in :a'iqniet way, in Massachusetts,.
The. Worcester G0zsUe mentions; that
there are now 115 suits for the dissolu-
tion of the marriage contract pending in
the Supreme Court there. "
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Cotton Seed Oil.

A PURE article, superior to others as a
"A salad oil for table use, at one-third The
price Of imported. For Bale by