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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28

Ros1N-During the week Just ended the mar
ket for this article has bean affected by the adj
verse news from abroad, and sill grades have
ruled rather du l. closing at decline OF ~ q 70
cents on the lower and from so to 70 cents on the
aner qualities, on Quotations gwen last d dnufs
and the stock is rather better, though still small.
but of other grades we report light stock Of
fering !; buyers, however, are nnWiing to oper-
ats to any extent, and we report the market as
closing quiet and dull at figures quoted below =
The sales follows Friday, 341 bb.s. At 50
Gas bkls. at 50 rs for extra No. 2, 81 50@$3 Is
tor No. l, "a % for extra No. l, 81 5O4O$5 Tor
low Pale. and 5 599s6 for Pale Monday, 23G
bbis. at $3@s3 % for No. l, 81 1905 for Pale
and SIS SO for extra Pale Tuesday, IS bb:e. at
81 80 for strained. and 50 so for No; l Wedn s.
day AGA hbls. at 81 IS for str aimed, So 10 for ex
ira No. /, s4e0t4 so for low Pale, and 1906 80
for Pa e--all y $50 lbs.
TAR-The market has been somewhat unset
Monday, but next day advanced cents, and
has since ruled quiet bu. steady at u 60 he
C, ipts and sales are only 708 bbls, az follows
200 bills at 81 SIS, 206 do. at 81 So and 3G2 do at
| 81 65-the market closing at 81 go.
| BARRkLs-Empty spirit barrels are IN good
supply, and the market rules dull ID the absence
OF any demand worthy of mention. We
quote as follows : Second hand country SIC
So they run % 2Ss2 30 for selected and 5 81
60 for & sa &c
ing to quantity and quality.
REEF CArTLE-Are only in moderate receipt,
but the anat IS sbs hoof at to cents
|
Is for net meat. sHEEP are in moderate request.
| and very few coming in. Bring 81 5oGs4 each,
as in quality:
Conn MEALS in good stock. and demand
moderate. Sales from the mills at 81 O5gSI IL
| 3 bushel.
OoTToN-The market has ruled for the week
without material change. Receipts are meaSre
| with light stock in factors hands. and the OF
| ferinRs have been email There has existed q
moderate demand for spectators, but holders
| generally have not been disposed to accept the
figures offered, and therefore the transactions
have been limited. We quote sales OF 292 bales
as follows: at g. at 81, at TO- 80 at 1o2, q al
II, at III, q. H. II at 12{, SO at 123 40 at 49,
10 At 1871. IS at I33: We give the closing quota;
ordinary I20124 cents. low middling 13Ol3z
cents, and middllng 1S39133 cents . ID; .,
| mon BANDS AND TIES for Cotton, of the most
| annroved patterus are in moderate stock, and
sell from store at 5aG7 cents D b. as in quaint
EoasHAre in moderate receipt, and market
fairly supplied. We quote as selling by the
quantity ct I6017 cents . dozen.
] tons Is very good, and we note fair business
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28
STATE NEWS.

Tobacco plants are said to be looking
we'll in Forsyth and adjacent counties.
S. A. Parham, Esq. has established a
tobacco factory in Raleigh.
Raleigh proposes for Cooperative shoe
factory, with capitol of $40, 900.
Some of the Raleigh people had a sque
dunk serenade last Monday night.
Rev. W. E. Munsey, D. D., lectures in
Raleigh on the 4th proximo, on Temper
ance.
The young ladies of Winston intend
giving a series of charades and tableanx
some time during next month, for the
benefit Of the Methodist church of that
town.
The Raleigh Telegram says that Alfred
Fl. Dockery, Esq, of Richmond county,
son of Gen. Alfred Dockery, has been
appointed and confirmed consul to Stettln,
Prussia, vice W. M. Coleman, recalled.
Messrs. Upchurch & Dodd have bought
the right to use the Plimpton roller skate
in Raleigh, and are fitting up the large
hall above their store on Wilmington
street as rink. The hall is one hundred
and twenty, five feet in length.
A correspondent of the Charlotte
Southern Home, says ION the night of
the 18th inst, the barn of Peter Baxter.
in Lincoln county, was burned, and in 1t
one valuable horse and one valuable mule.
John Miller, one of Holden's militia, tes-
titles that he and Frank Carpenter, (now
in Jail, J another ''loyal man" conspired to
do the work, but that be became fright
ened and left the work to Carp enter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28

Cough Cold Sure Throat. requires
immediate attention, neg ect oftentimes re-
sults in some incurable Lung Disease. Brown =
will almost invariably give immediate relief.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity
of the Troches, III any worthless and cheap lml-
tatlors are offered, which are good for nothi &.
Re cure to obtain tho true Browns Bronchial
Troches." Sold everywhere.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28
What IL 1t!

Macy, many people suffer from they kno" not
what. They are not sck-tLey are not well.
There is no name for it. 1t is simply weakness
a breaking down of the vital forces. Whatever
it's causes. (and they are innumerable)' lts
svmptoms sre in the main the same. Among
the most prominent are extreme lassitude. loss
Of appetite loss OF flesh, and great mental de-
preston, Indigestion and stomach cough are
also frequently concomitants of this distressing
state OF body and of mind. The common re-
mark in relation to persons in such a condition
ia. that they are consumptive. Now, what these
unfortunates really want is U19or, UatdL Stren9W;
and. as certainly IS dawn succeeds darkness,
thcy can recuperate their systems and regain
perfect health by resorting to Hostetter's Cele-
brsted Stomach Bitters. It ia as clear that q
Iife-reyiving tonic is required in such cases, as
that the DYING flame of an empty lamp requires
tn be revived with q new supply OF oil. Perfect
" pure and innocuous, containing nothing Dut
the most genial vegetable extracts, and COM
bining the t1ree grand elements OF stomachic,
an Alternative, and q genial invigorant. Hostel
ter's Bitters are suitable to all constitutions.
and are as applicable to the diseases and disa-
bilities Of the fsebler sex as to those OF men.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28

When the landwehr marched into Bsr-
lin on the x aiser's birthday. a correspond
ent writes: Zone woman l saw with two
babies, plainly twins. She wanted TO hug
her husband; but if she did she must evil
IDENTIFY drop one Of the babies. A com
rade, whom no wife claimed, and who was,
I suppose, q sort OF Landwehrman Broth
err CheerybIe, genially relieved her of one
baby, which he carried with singular ad-
dress on his left shoulder. The young one
pulled the nosegay out of the mnzzle OF
his needle gun carried on the other shout
der. Aud so the company struggled on
under difficulties. striving to be martial to
the last, but vieibly embarrassed by taml-
" considerations.
Mr.. Phillips IS opposed to amnesty Tor
the South he wants somebody hung. II
he would hang himself he would confer a
greater benefit upon his country than 1t
has received from all his life.-Boston Post.
During the days of the second Empire
correspondents had much to say concern
ing the splendid toilette of the wife CT the
Prince de Metternch. the Austrian Am
baseador to France. The Princess essayed
| to rival, If not excel, the ex-Empress Eu
genie in point Of dress. and the conse-
| 0uence is that her husband has been very
nearly impoverished by her extravagances.
| He has sold his fine Johannesburg estate
| 10 liuuida.e debts of her contracting With
| Worth, the man milliner, and other dress
makers during her residence in Paris
'Is it wrong for me 20 use rouge !!
asked homely spinster of her clergy
what do you use it for 100
Guess it will do no harm for you to use
rogue, for you are homcly enough with it,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28

A new style of railways will shortly come
before the public in England under the IT,
tie of the Pennier system. Asingle row OF
piles carries continuous girder on which
the train runs, the carriages hanging down
on each side to within short distance of
the ground. The carriages are 50 ar
ranged that inequality of weight on one
side to the extent of a ton will not affect
the action. The small quantity OF land re-,
quired. cheapness of construction' and
speed, are advantages claimed tor IT,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28
Cn,bonic acid Ga. a. a Fire E.t1ngulsher.

Cnrbopfc Acid Gas as q Fire ExttnEuisher.
In the bill which has passed the New
York Legislature relative to the fire alarm
telegraph of New York city, is a clause
authorizing the fire commissioners to give
the Metropolitan Fire Distinguishing Com
pany authority to lay pipes under the
Streets, alleys, &C., of that city, under the
direction of the commissioner of public
works. the company proposing to extin-
guish fires by the use of carbonic acid gas.
It is said to be the intention OF the com
pany to lay pipes similar to gas pipes
throughout the city. thirty six inches be-
low the curbstone, with reservoirsifor hold
ing the gas one and half miles apart
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28
Photographic BIunder.

1t is hard to tell which commits the
most serious bluuders, the printers types
or the telegraph operators wires. Last
week the Territory of Dakota was put to
the expense OF called sessionlof the Legis-
Iature simply by the word authorized being
sent over the lines instead of 'unauthor-
lied" Secretary Fish telegraphed the
Governor The Attorney-General is of
the opinion that a special session Is unau-
thorized." 1t came authorized, and the
session was held and passed an important
railroad bill before the error was dis
covered.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28

l HAVE used Dr. Simmons Liver Regulator in
my family for dyspepsia and Sick Headache and
regard it an invaluable remedy in these all
tacks It has not failed to give relief in any
Instance
Rev. ". =. EAsTERLING,
Florida Conference.
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p,osperoua Female

Victoria C. Woodruff recently lectured
for the Radical Club at Syracuse, and re-
fused compensation. What do l want ant
with money ?" said she. II make 500 OOO
per month out of my business" She fur,
Their stated that she often spent S2O,oO
per month in spreading her sentiments on
female suffrage.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28

SPIRITS VURPENIINE AS Viii DO s2on from our
table OF sales below the market has been in
unsettled condition sine our last. and prices are
materially Overwhelming on Wednesday st 43
cents which is II decline for tho week of fully IL
cents The advic0s from abroad are less favor
able, ami to-diy ('rhursday) the market Is very
quiet, with Il tendency to decline. The stock
Offering however Ia very small, and factors are
not disposed to press sales, and are awaiting
farther advices We quote transactions fol-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28

doing from store a. the following au"tations:
Peruvian a'iAn1- tOhi"cha island, $75Df77 0
d. do, Guanopo $40; Carolina FsrL h1er $5h;
Wick, Gibbs u %" NJ srinr ste-l GU. So
!; Fhoenix do $50 dutu's I haIi-rg.. S.I Pu.,s
phAte $60G $50 Psii" dc $GOG165; waniss
1u&no. SO; Patapsco de-. $55; NaVas-& Gnano,
500; r. Co., pnosI.hGt - Lime, $50
BaUgk's Raw Bone Phoo pi,.te StaJ LI-Isr Bros.
super phosphate Or Lime 81 ;: Whsuus tss~ BON.
SuQerphosphata. $50: Lodi GADu 'actur1aK ca.
Pure Bnne $iS:do d" double Gefnei Pon,irn,'- $50;
do do Nit. phosphate Lime So Berger n Butts
SnPerpLosphate, $50 "ia"D'~ eurerph. spha;t
OF Lime S6U; Star soluble Phos phAIe $50 'oin-
pound Acit Phosphate NJ Liure S45; LtuI Pas
ter Sls-4D q toa III :. 0J0 D-.
fLoUR-l tnis article We lave 30 material
a.IOn To report rlace orr last. The stock
of all kinds is fuzzy fair I'D We quote Only
moderate retail tenant, which as being supplied
from stoTe at figures given ia table, as in quzn-
tity and quality.
FIsH-The SUPPLY of Mullsts has been pretty
mucn worked of. only few rem aiming in deal
ers' hands. There Ia, however very little de-
Mi and, and We quote from store st 81 SO TO 81 y
Dbl.
GRAIN-In the CORN market there is lees firm
nezs since our lEst, and il anything the price Is
sha lover. Receipts have been heavy for the
week. reaching eoma II 900 bushels, and there
is low full stock il dealers hands. OF the re-
eeipts about 9.CO0 bushels have gone into store,
and the balance t1S. 600) sold at S0G924 cents =
bushel, as in gu 4ntity and quality-the market
closing dull at 80 cents. From store We quote %
Are In moderate supply, and only retail en-
quiry exists, which is being supplied from store
at rs to so cents p bushel PEAs-The mar
ket rules rather dull for ali kinds. and prices
tend downward. Supply moderate, with ligh
demand, and We quote small sales of Cow at 81
1901 % u RIcE-Clean is in mod J..
crate stock, and only a light business doing at
8 to cents % b for Carolina.
HAY-Only moderate enquiry, and market
fully supplied with all descriptions. The arriv-
Lis for the week OF IL ego bales, with sales
from wharf at 81 1901 20 for North River, and
81 80 3 100 lbs for Pennsylvania.
LIME-Tbe STOCK is rather light, buS sufficient
for the retail enquiry. We quote from store at
81 40 for Rockport. and 81 50 y cask for Rock
land
LUMBER-Nothing new to report. Only light
shipping business doing. and market well sup.
pli.d. We quote from the mills as fellows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28
& E VIE "
OF THE
NJ 4 RK EFT S
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
April ~. 1871.
& E Y [ E "

TURPENT1NE.-Since our last review the mar
ket for this article has shown considerable dull.
ness, and, as will be from our table OF GALES
below, prices have materia lily misunderstanding
to-day at "a IS for virgin, IS fer yellow dip,
and 50 for hard. % Dbl. of $50 lbs. The market
rule. quiet oven at the decline, with only
limited demand. Receipts are light, being con
fined to small parcels, and for the week foot up
o6O hbJs foIIOWe.
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THE RMIDALCHAMREa.

Essays for Y0uGg Men on great SOCIAL
EVILS aud ABU >E5 WHICH interfere with MAR
II &C. With sure nleaus OF relief for the Err
ding and Onfnrtunate, diseased and debiIitated.
emit free Of charge, in sealed envelopes. Adj
dress EOWa-D ASSOCIATION,
No. -. Ninth st- Philadelphia. Pa.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28

"5chnapp. i'd remedy in chronic catarrhsI
complaints, etc.
I tai great pleasure In bearing highly credit
able testimony TO it's efficacy remedial az ent
in the diseas for which you recommend IL.
Having a natural tendency to the mucous sur
faces, with a sii" at degree OF stimu iation, re-
gard it of the most i'm portant remedies
in chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those
OF tho genito-urinGry apparatus. With much
respect, your Obedien- s6rVant,
CHAS. A. LEAS, III. D, Kew York.
&c PINE STREET, New YORK, Nov 81, 1857
UDoLPHo WOLFE. ESQ Present: DEAR SIR: 1
have msde a chemical examination Of q sample
of your ''SchledAm SchnappR" with the intent
OF determining il any foreign or injurious sub
stance had Deen added to the simple distilled
spirits
The examination has resulted tho conclus-
ion that the sample contained no poisonous
harmful admixture. have been unanie 90 dis
cover any trace of the deleterious substances
which are sometimes employed 10 the AdulterA-
ton of liquors. I would not hesitate TO my
SELF nor 10 recommend to others, for medicinal
purposes, the ''6chedam Schnapps" al an ex-
ceent aad unobjectionabIe variety OF gin. Very
(signedj oHAs. A. sEELY. Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY, 10 Ex-
CHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK, Nov. %, 1867-UDoL-
Pho WOLFE. ESQ: DEAR SIR: The undersiR ned
have carefully and thoroughly anaiyzsd a sample
| CT your Aromatic tehiedam Schnapps," select
! ed by ourselves, and have found the same fires
/ from all organic or inorganic substances, more
or less injurious to health. From the result OF
our examination we consider the article one OF
| superior quality, healthful as beverage, and
effeetual in its medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours,
(Eigned) ALEX. TRIPPEL. Chemist.
FRANCIS z. ENGELHARD, ID.
| For sale by all respectable Grocers and Drug.
UDOLPHO WOLFE's EST,
"a BEAVER ST., NY
| mar IL 423mdGwc
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beg leave to call the atten ton of the reader
TO testimonials in favor OF the Schnspps:
feel bound to say thatI regard your 9CHEAPP1
as being in every respect pre-eminently pure
I'll nd deserving OF medical patronage. At al.
events it is the purest possible article Of Hol-
land gin, hereto ore unobtainable, and as such
may be safely prescribed by Dhyslcians.
DAVID l.. MOTT, MI. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28
From the New York World
FEMALE BLUE BEARD.

THE FAIR-CRITTENDEN TRAGEDY
IN CALIFORNIA.
,aura Fairs History-Her First Husband
Marriage In the First Month of Widow
hcod-A Third Husband Blows Out
his B raIns-GOIng ON the stage
she Shoots her Fourth Hus-
Observation-Disclosures ON
Crfttenden's PurSe-A
Thorough Female
Outlaw and Adj
Venturer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28
RATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye 10 the best In 1se World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable an Instantaneous.
No disappointment. No ridiculous Tints or
Unpleasant Odor. The genuine W A. Bstohel-
or's Hair DYE produces IMMFOIAFELYS aplen-
id Black Natural brown. Does not Stain the
skin, but leaves the sir Olean, soft and Beauti-
full. The ony safe and Perfect Dye Sold by
all Druggists. Factory 16 Bond street, New
York.
anal 99-1 .eod&w1ych
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Pharmaceutical Chemist, New u

LOUISVILLE, KY., Sep IL feel that we have
now article OF gin suitable for such cases { o
that remedy is adapted to.
DR.. Y. W. BRIGHT,
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TIE CAPE FEAR
ALL STYLES OF JOB weak

ATEArLY AND ExPEDITIoUsr.Y 6
IN EXECUTED AT gHN
JOURNAL OFFICE,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-28

Woye's Schaedona Scbnopps
Is initiated and counterfeIted, and purchasers
will have to caution in purch asing
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PRICES UF TIE
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

Having vastly increased their facilities for
manufacture the MAS IN 81 HA lin ORGAN
COMPANY are nov enabled To off n their well
known Organs, which are the acknowledged
STANDARD OF EX JELLhHOE among In4tru-
ments of the class, st prices Of inferior work.
They print their lowest prices, which are, there
fore alike to all, lnv4riable. rhe following are
illustrations -
Four-OctAve Organs. .........-........-.. goo
The came, Double Reed. 90
Fiye-Octave Organs. with Tremulant,
Carved and OrnAmented ............... 100
The same, Double heed, with Five Stops. 12o
Forty other Styles up to. ................ ,000
All in cold Black Walnut Ali the Organs
IN 4de By tLi9 Company are thoroughly frst-cIass
in every respect. Thsy viii not make the So
called cheap Organs at any price. The oom-
parstive superiority Of their instruments IL now
greater than ever before, rs every competent
Judge who will carefully examine and compare
must perceive.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES,
with Wood Outs from Photographs OF the differ
ent Styles full information and lowest prices
also, Testimonial Circular will be sent free ito
any address.
MASON T. HAMLTN ORGAN co.,
Warerooms, 500 Broad way,
Now York.
For sale in Wilmington by p. HEINsBERGER.
nov 26 51-deod&w6mch
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MoLAssEs-The market is heavily supplied
with al! descriptions, and only light demand
from the trade. SEQ table Tor above rates.
cargo Of 2i2 bbIs snd LIT hhds WAS received from
Havana on Saturday last, and Gales are being
made from wharf at 81 cents in hhds and 80
cents u gallon in bbls
PEA NUGS-Are in some enquiry. but Of
any consequence coming III and very few Offering
on market. We quote at 50 75@S2 IS for extra
and prime, and IS S8 bushel for fancy.
PoTAroKs-lrish continue scarce and demand
moderate. We quote at $40t4 so % Dbl from
store sweet are IN fair receipt and bring 80
cents to 81 u bushel.
PoULTRY-Is being brought in more freely and
the market is ID 1Cerately supplied, Prices, how
ever, unchs nged, and we quote rs selling
from carts 1T 40 to so cents each for grown
fowls.
PRovIsIoxs-The market for BACON rules abcot
the ssms lsst reported Arrivals of North
Carolina are better. and at present there is fair
stock mar ket, while we have report light
tions for the week have been principally of small
parcels at IL to ID cents for shoulders. 1904
cents for sid l35 cents for hog round. and Is
@l69 CENTS f8 10 for hams, according to quality.
| Western is in good supply. and il dull at slight
de cline on former rates. We quote from store rs
follows: Smoked, 10011 cents for shoulders, IL
| 0123 cents for sides. and 1908 cents for hams;
Dry sailed. 81 q 81 cents for shoulders, and 1i0
| - cents for ides.-~LARD-5tock fair, and
d ma d light. We quote Northern from store at
| - t IS cents % tt, IS ~ qua.ity.--PoRK-
Supply of Nortnern is moderate. and only a
mea gre III md exists. See table for store rates.
SALT u in moderate ock, and demand Iimi
ted. sells in the SIN Ill way from store at 81 $50
81 40 for American, and 81 45@s1 so y sack for
Liverpool ground.
eH1NGLEs-Are coming in slowly, and only a
local demand. Small sales at 50 50@s2 rs for
Common, and a 5O@$6 % for Contract.
| TIMBER We have nothing new to report in
this article. There is at present only light
demand for mil purposes, but receipts generally
find sale at former quotations. The arrivals are
only 608rsfts fer The week, which have been
sold at prices quoted in table.
| Woods coming in slowly, and meets with
ready sale We quote by the boat load at s2 rs
for pine, 50 1908 for ash, and So 25@$3 SO y
| cord for oak.
| FREIGHTs-To cOastwise ports are about the
same as Iast reported There is q moderate
quantity of produce Offering shipment, and our
rates Oily obtained when vessels are
! offered. See table.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-14

FAY, OF THE DAvENPoRrs. rs.-Professor
Fay, of the Davenports, while standing
in front Of the Lamar House, in Knox
vile, recently. was approached by IN
apple boy with full basket of fruit.
The: professor, after patronizipg him,
cut open an apple and took silver half
dollar out of it, greatly to the boy Is
astonishment. eff this is the kind of
fruit you sell, I'll take another" said
Fay. which he did. and 10! there was
assuming great excitement, then asked
the boy what he would take for the whole
basket of apples, saying it would be q
great speculation. But the lad refused
TO sell at fifty cents apiece, and on re-
entering the hotel. the professor saw
him seated by the wall cutting open his
unsold apples, in the vain search for
silver half dollars.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-14

Rich, Rare and Ruby.
NMJE have just received an extensive addi-
wv tion to our stock of WINES and LII
QUORS, which will compare favorably, in pu-
rity, with any stock in the United States
We mention: Superior Heidsick; Yerzenay-
9oet Chandon; Veuvo Clicquot Ponsardin;
Cortaillod Mousseaux, and other brands Of
CHAMPAGNE. ]. & F. Martclls Cognac
BRANDY.-believed to be tho only lot of this
bon WHISKEY-1SCO. Genuine Hungarian
BITTERS. Partaga, La Crcma and Concilla-
clan C1GARS-genuine Havanas. Call aud
Try them. PAYS1NGER & FRANKLIN,
Jan ~ Exchange HOnee.
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Change of Schedule.

South CAHoLINA RAILROAD COMPANY
COLUMBIA, s. c., January 10, 1871.
G.ss E@ IEHI GgJg.FRst1 ON and after Sun
9s EzsS atR So &sass3e.sif day, tho 22d instant,