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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-10
FAN MILLS,
RAIN CRADLES
HORSE POWERS,

MOWERS, and oil kinds Harvesting Machines
Oh hand and for sale at lowsst prices In the
market.
We call special attention to our Horse
Power. which is tho best power in use and
not high priced. With our experience In
planting, and the use Of agrionlturat nipple.
picnts and machines, together WITH 1efacili.
ties for having goods manufactured, we claim
we can give lower figures, hetkar goods and
better satisfaction than any otsar house in the
country. Send for catalogue.
April 23 LoRIck Il TOWEANCE
NLD BANK BlLIl& and MpT,LArEn
" CURRENCY oonsLt. anI sold by sSi9tts
Nov 2S emo b. GAM HILL. Broker
The oni, a'.e r,aS'nF csids At p2.IccE's.
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IRWIN's HALL.
Return OF the Great Southern Fayorites
THE CHAPMAN SISTERS.

Liz FAMOUS Comedian,
C. B. . Z s g @ p
A ND thoir newly organized md most
GA powerful combination.
FOR: THREE NIGHTS ONLYi
THURSDAY EVENING. BIAY III, 4
The Musical Burlcsquo OF
LITTLE JACK SHEPPARD.
OR, THE IDLE, APPRENTICE,
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY ~,
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY,
IN THE ENCHANTED WOOD.
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY l3,
The Famous Burleeaue,
THE FORTY THIEVES.
The CHAPMAN SISTERS, Mr.. BISHOP
aha Inc entire Company appearing in each
pay. Boats cnn be sonured at Ly3rand h
son's. commencing Wednesday, Maylo
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0 U r H O u S r.
Il R B. O NJ E
REMOVAL. q r''1.
Entire New Stock;

- THE undersigned respectfully info, ms
IA his customers that he has REMOVED to
the new store, on Main street, directly
prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK OF
GOODS, to fit ont q gentleman in the very
LATEST FASHION. He has secured the
MEREs and GENIrLEMEN'H FURNISHING
GOODS generally. Call at the new stand and
select suit, or leave your ordor and have it
made TO measure. q. D. EDERHARDT.
March 26
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M * Il NJ lie
1S NOW PREPARED
WITH A FULL and SELECT STOCK
OF
Fancy Goods and TOYS.

VIE II n, most complete in variety and quality
girls. combating q Bats and Balls, Marbles,
Skipping Ropes, Croquet Sets,, Hoops, Blow,
n,asa"n Muns6er, Dlondin, Rainbow. dyroscope, Cha.
fusion, dressed and undressed, Fanoy Boxes.
bags. with large stock Of Common Toys.
large and varied assortment Of pure Can-
dies, dies, manufactured daily. Cakes Of ali kinds
nta 11esn maze maze every d ay. French Bon Bons,
don Almonds, Cream Dates, DO. Canned
Goods, full supply. JellieB, home mennfac-
Hn.s tn,s fsGm 59oIpsn pure nff fu Foreign Fruts
Crackers. Albert Biacuit, genuine.
WeddiIss Patties. Pic Mos, &C., supplied to
order. with Cake, Ice Cream. Lemnpade. f..
Gall At McKenzie's Confectionery and Toy
store, Main street. noar State House. and be
not % e9collea. April 20 .
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ane summer tonic Is Hattorrs Ditters-
can be had at po1LocK's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-01

PRORABLE FATAL ASSAULT Husband
Beats his WJe and Man IN Bed.-About
IL o'clock on Saturday morning serious
affray occurred ut the house OF Jacob Fen.
ner, No. 40, Monroe street, which will
probably result in the death Of man
named Henry CRUDE and the serious injury
of Mrs. Fenner. 1 he statement OF CRUDE
and the wife of Fenner is TO the effect that
CRUDE went to the house of-Jacob Fenner,
with whose wife, Catherine Fenner, he was
acquainted, and after few minutes con-
versation asked permission to lie down, as
he did not feel well, Mrs. Fenner being en-
gagged scrubbing the floor at the time. Au-
gust Haupi, residing in a portion of the
same house, observing CRUDE on the bed,
went and told Fenner (who was ut work
for Adam Rabbe, butcher. on the Calyerton
road of the circumstance. Fenner, who
it seemed, had been suspccting his vile OF
intdclity for some time, started for home,
and on arriving there, he alleges, found his
wife and CRUDE in bed together. While on
his way home Fenner picked up flint
stone, with which be struck CRUDE about i
dozen blows before he got out Of bed, hit.
ting him on the head, and also striking
Mrs. Fenner, while she was in bed, several
blows OH the top Of the head.-BaHtmore
C,tu
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1t has been decided by the Solicitor of the
Treasury that protest aud appeal are not
necessary in case Of imposition of fine by
ia, collector of customs as 4 ground for the
remission Of the penalty. ..1
According to the Congressional Globe, the
cost of the "White House" last year was
1872 800. Besides tho annual appropriation
OF 5000 for fitting up and reflIrnishing,
there is the additional sum of $4,000 for
the same purpose. ..-.-.....',
Tho Chicago Republican adopts this me-
thod of introducing its list of marriage
licenses: "The clerk of the. County Court
wore diamond pin in his shirt front and
sardonyX smile on his brow as he slung out
'dispensations to throw teakettles at each
other to the following couples yesterday"
When man puts up.at a Chicago hotel
he sees in the papers next morning that he
has "reined in his foaming valise at the
fremont"
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LATEST FROM wAsHrrarr,N.' 81 !,
Important n sey, 81 ~ Isa,.,

I w,anAht hereuEe Decision.
plsas ao1nn,isaTos, July ~ 5fl aComm,ssioner
empIoy ueGg e dseidesthas borrowed sapitsl
e taxation:s e Htans h isno longer subject
Will don ehness the revenue I'D SS o s1's ae;
empi ISnasion Deposits bera raSis claims
'''u were taxed five per st cent? thus
w W,,AssHIkeroN. July s.Sse asrea.
lWel mas ordered an ,investiSSt.estary Bout
cause, &c:, of the, explosion ~ into the
boat Westfeld at New York y ss sns ferry
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, july 31.-No m,.,.,
schanages are probable for Tuesday on tn
Gulf coast: Cloudy weather. with pn ,o sne
storms, will probably prevail north ana ana
west of the Ohio river. The condition" rsl
main favorable for easterly winds and eS.
tended rain tonight from Virginia to Mas.
isachusetts. ! ;" - ! 2 - Z =
WASHINGTON, July 30 1T is, estimated
5that the Forthcoming, monthly debt state
;;nent will show q further reduction ofabou
1lve millions in the national debt.
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Latest from the Steamboat Explosion
at New YnrSx

| NEW YORK, July 31.-The number of
|a i, thus far reported is. SO, and 142 in
The ferry-boat Wcsttield attracts large
crowds to where she lies moored at tie
foot OF East 18th street, in charge of Core
ner Dung. ify'i .'..s,.. y.x-.r.'-' 49,.
|, All human remains, bits of clothing. &C..
nave been removed by the tircnlen to the
;morgue. +"<"57s ~ q -
/ The force OF the explosion was UPWARDS
blowing away the main cabin and hurri-
cane decks in almost u straight line across
san little forward of the centre of the
boat. The bulwarks forward were blown
away, and the metal shade around the fun
mel lies crumpled like paper on the bow.
The iron pipe, an inch thick, which was
Joined to the, steam-s,ipply chest, was torn
away like cloth and hurled against the side
sol the boat. Two water-tanks were forced
nackWards towards the stern consdera-
BILE distance. The after part of the cabin is
comparatively uniniured.
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Domestic Narkets-fBY TKLxoRApH1

NEW YORK, July 3L-Cotlon quiet sales. 7aa
bales npiands, l9,c: Flour heavy and shade
i$f.a4s nov. 81 4o@tl.43; red and amber souiii-
EN-, Sl.570S! .43. Corn. e5@ssc- Hice quiet at
luM1:' FORK more actise Beef dull. LAID dull
~ we Naval sores and tallUw quiet. Frelghls
Istrouger. '..H-'t -. - -
- BALTIMORE, July 81. Flour unchanged. Whest
firm. Con weak white. 77a7sc.; yellow, es@
1oS, Provisions aud ~hskey aoch ,nged Cotton
Yirgnla's-ud, 81 bid 'ss's, ia oia, u, asked
1873. IS Did ssd asked co-pols old 81 bid, &c
asked. North Garolna's-Old, ct bid. -
CINCINNATI July 5l.-Fiorr aid corn duh.
10TH IN ialr demand at Sl3, chief. to cover short
safes. Lard duh and nominal. Bacon dull and
weak &C. ' Tja sSss s,a asis at s
ST. LOUIS, July al Bagging, 2olslc. Whis-
KY Ny VIC: Pork. sl4@nA25. Bacon lover on or
co-Demaud good at full prices. ''eS''' to'"' '
LOUISVILLE, July aI.-Bre ,dstuff, in fair de-
mar Provisions dull. Pork, sls. Shoulders +,
&c; clear sides, SIC. Lard, lU@rc. Whiskev,
voc. Tobacco Full rates for all grades; sales, %
h"gshe ads.
MOBILE, July sl.-Cotton dull and nominal !;
mia lungs 49,; net receipts, III bales sales, $50
bales stock, $3.50 bales.
CHARLESTON, July sI.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nat; m;ddlings lSI@l9c.; net rec spts 1879 bsies
exports coastwise, dss bales stoci. :,sdi bales.
WILM1NGToN, N. c.. July 81. Spirits turpcn-
tine firm NJ sac. Rosin fern; s2.ss for strained,
rs So tor extra pale Sc IS for pale. Grade turpeu-
tine steady at $'.s5 for yellow dip, and $4.s5 for
virgin. Tar steady At o.. Cotton quiet; mid
dlirgs, lob. .@.'-'...
NEW ORLEANS, July 3l.-Cotton dull and NOM
inal low mldolipgs, Hsc; sales, 1900; stock,
80. SCI bales. ~.
GALVESTON, July si.-Cotton dali and lower :,
good ordinary, l81c. net receipss 2I6 bales; e1-
ports cJastwIse, 994 bales; stock, II, ss2 bales
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SUIT INVOLVING POSSESSION OF A DIAMOND
WORTH NEARLY MILLLoN.-!T. LOUIS,
July 2S.-A jacksonville, Illinois, CORES
pendent OF the Democrat says Il suit involv-
ing probably nearly million of dollars was
commenced to-day in the Morgan county
Circuit Court, by Rebecca w. Vail, VIM.
II. Carson. Nancy Roe. Mary Baker, and
eight Others, against Kitty Flynn, Thomas
NJ. Carson. ThoS. Roe. and fourteen others.
The bIll alleges that on Il day too remote TO
be mentioned with certainty. but about one
hundred years ago, one A. Nj. Roe, Of the
State of Virginia, became possessed by dis
coyery Of certain precious stone, remark
able for its hardness and brilliancy, and, SO
far as has been tested. its characteristics
are those of diamond of the first water !;
tuat this stone is one and onc-half inch i'll
diameter one way, and something greater
the other way, and is Of eight hundred
thousand dollars value and that this stone
is now in the possession of Thos. NJ. Carson,
of jacksonville. The plaintiffs ask that the
defendants be compelled to bring this gem
into court, and receiver be appointed by
the court TO sell it and distribute the pro-
cceds among the heirs. The value OF this
stone was but recently ascerta!ned,
although it has been i'll possession OF VIM.
Roe and heirs over century.
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/ Ir IS WONDERFUL what a teapot tempest
gossips can raise In a. small town. A pop
ular excitement mt Franklin, Penn, con-
Gineed To- everybody that: because a. Mrs.
n person Of bad character, must have muir.
dered her. Whereupon, after some time
and much talk, Dir. Flagg was arrested
handcutfed, and taken to Jail. He told his
captors that his wife was safe and well at
home, and, upon going there, behold the
murdered woman, who said she had been
AWAY, had heard of the excitement, and
Thought che had better come back! The
tea-table discussions have now cha nped
their character, and the Franklinites would
slike TO Know why she went away md
IWhere sne has been. Upon these points the
lady declines to furnish the
slightest information. -, ~.
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the Dentists national Convention
/ A Large RELOCATION Expeeted-In-
'teresting Proceesiinss Anticipafed--
Severe Ii atl.ssoTlr..2 . -. ,,'rt'.e -
/ ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TOT THE DIspATcH.l
oCevIkGTos,. VA., July .M.-About fifty
delegates, to, the, National Convention OF
Dentists are. 'on the train to-day for the
White Sulphur, Among them are DR.. Ho-
imer Judd, st. ;Louis, president of the
last Convention, aud Dr. NJ. S. Deane, Of
Chicago, the secretary of that Convention.
It is expected thai, there, will be eighty or
one hundred members present, and that
the proceedings will have considerable gen
eral interest. - ~, ~. 49, - ~. =
Those of the body whom have seen are
very intelligent gentlemen L find repre-
scntatives from the principal towns and
cities of the Union. New Orleans, Boston,
San Francisco, St. Louis, Baltimore, Rich:
mond, Charleston, and all the large north
ern cities, are represented.
The, Convention will be organized to-
morrow, and more delegates are expected
by to-morrow's train.
The sessionwil last two or three DAYS.
Besides the dentists, there were a large
number of passcngers,fo for the Springs, about
one hundred in all, for the White. The
train was the heaviest of the season. =.
In passing through Augusta, some FIVE
miles from Staunton we encountered one
OF the most violent hail-storms / ever saw.
How far it extended ] do not know, but if
it was wide, in extent it must have been
very destructive.
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Fatal Railroad Accident IN Texas

NAVIsoK, TEXAS, July ga construc-
ton train, bound north this evening, had
nine cars and number of laborers pre-
Icipitated into the Navisok river. The der.
rick Of a car striking the lateral braces and
rods of the bridge caused the accident. The
supeIstructure of the first span was carried
away, and the second, third, and fourth
spans went to the bottom with the cars and
engine, which are q mass of ruins. Five OF
the laborers were killed, two fatally in
Jured, and twelve more or less Injured. One
man was thrown twenty feet III the air, and
falling was instantly killed.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NIRGINIA-IN NACATION.-In the
Y Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of the
county of lIeDrico, ED july, 1871,
Wiener kbro hams, trustee PIT,
Mark n. II, ndall and Martha Jane his wife, Joseph
A. Morris. Lewis j. Hawey and ElizaDeth A.
his vile, john Oven and Lucy ID. his wife John
P.smi:h, William Morris, and W ilcher Morris,
sa. DeitS.,
IN CuANCERY.
The oijsct of this suit Is to procure an order to
Sell stale bonds held by the plaintiff as rust c,
titled thereto.
and atiid tvit having been made that the defend.
John Owen and Lucy ID. his wife, John p. Smith,
William aorris, and " llcher Morris. are non-re-
sidents Of this Stale, they are requted to appear
here within one month after due publicalio lon
hereof. sud do what Is necessary to protect their
Interest III this suit.
A copy-Tes:e:
~ r. WJI.JZ, D, c.
JOHNSTON G WILLIAMS, n. q. j iy IS law4w
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The CANAL ABOVE LYNCHBURG.-A letter
from Balcony Falls to the Lynchburg Ne'os
says:
"Thcrc is some good news from the 'ra-
ging canawl.' Colonel Lorraine, chief eDgi-
neer, has pussed mp aud ordere d, the water
to be lei, on from Thompson's Landing six
miles this side of Lexington, toLynchburg
by August 18th, and all hands are hard at
work to carry out the order. Intelligent
contractors and workmen think there IS no
doubt Of the line being open tnat far by the
first of SeDtcmber. = a.sE. ~ tr.-z
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FORT OF RICHMOND, JULY al, 1871. ,.
aGRIrxp. Ct
Steamer Pai'sads, Nelson, Norfolk, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, &. l.. Cllrric.
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mcr-
cllAnriisc and passengers, John ". Wyatt.
steamer George u. Upton. Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packet Company. ...
SAILED, .. ..s.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. u. Tatum Il Co.
Schooner T.. u. VIII ,rton, B0nsel, Stamford,
CT, bark, Myers Il Goodman.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT. July 3l-hTrivcd, steamer State
of EIrginls, freeman, E3ltno re- ,Inercn:nd!sc and
pas ,-ngers, To:k River hailroau Company, aad
sailed on return.
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Arrest OF Prom n ent Citizen
ailnarged with CouneerfeittnG.

hlEMPHIs, July H.-R. b. MCGEE, a
prominent citizen of Trenton, Tenn, and,
prior to the war, president Of the branch
State Bank ut that place, he's been arrested
here, charged with passing counterfeit felt
money. On searching his baggage, 81, 2n
in counterfeit United States notes Was
found. Owing to the high social position
enjoyed by MCGEE, his arrest has caused
considerable sensation.
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New COMMISSIONER or INTERNAL REvE-
HUE.-The city was full OF rumors last
nght-and there seems to be some tounda-
tIOIl for them that the President has ten
dered the position of Commissioner Of In
lernal Revenue to j. w. Douglass, the
present efficient assistant Washington Re-
y,,IIJcnn 31sf
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Ara revival meeting, still In continnauee
In Norfolk county, just beyond Great
Bridge, some forty persons have made pro-
fession Of religion. This meeting was com
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. McGce, aEsisted by
Rev. DIR. Cheatham. Norfolk Tirginit1n. d. !.
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Mrs. VALLAED1GuAM.-Asr reports are in
to the effect that the mind of
this unfortunate lady has been, shattered by
her recent double bereavement, the Cum
berland (MdJ Times deems it necessary to
give the statement denial, US it Is informed
On the best authority that although, physl-'
cally, her sufferings have been great, her
mind is far from being in the deplorabie
state represented, while her general health
is apldlY imprOYing, 1870 -.
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A. wealthy skeptic in the State OF Maine,
who some years ago established a colony
in which he guarded against the lntrodue,
ton OF rum and religion, has reconstructed
the colony and established church 10 thelr
midst, TO which be Is a large contributor.
His experience has satisfied nun I'M. Ho
community can prosper Without the Snt4S'
1lau church ministry and Sabbath.
The new census Of Japan shows To"
population TO DO 81, ,85, 95l,
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THE HOP at the Amelia Springs last Fri
day night was n complete success. The
spagf6tis3 ballroom was crowded I'd over.
flowing, Richmond, Baltimore, WsshinEs
ton, Arkansas, and the surrounding conn,
ties. we're fully represented, Cumberland
having the largest delegation. - . IT.
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IT is rumored that the citizens of Gwyn's
I>land contemplate the establishing for
themselves distinct and separate govern
ment, feeling that this will be conducive to
the prosperity of the island. Mr.. Robert
Hudgins IS spoken of rs Governor, and we
feel assured hewill bear the seeptrc with
acrn,nin& sra"e and diRnity.-Letter from
= US cVun. N the Norfolk Journal.
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-"LYNcaBURG AND DANYlLLE RAILROAD
Ground will be broke on this road near the
Piedmont mills to-day. Mcssrs. Adams,
Hammer & Co., the contractors, intend, we
learn, to put about two hundred bands on
the work Immediately, which, with those
new employed on other portions Of the
line, will make about five hundred between
this city and Staunton rYer.-Lynchburg
Mems. ....s I'd
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c. G.. GARaENDIA, .... p. LEosARD.
- r. D. vnLABBILLE.
n G. GARMENDIA s. CO.,
importers OF the celebrated J. ,''
... ALA ANITA" ....,'. =.
and other brands OF
Az A IA GIG A Rs,

selected every year by our Mr.: Gsrmendia. Prices
nom SIS to 81, 900 per thousand. ,.,,
kOMEEU, DAWES, and other aiy, dehca'e
sHERNIsS, In aud casks also, In glsss. -
Riyicre. tiarcrat 4 Co.'s PALE CUGNAG;
BRaNDiEs Yntases of 1889 to ls.a in lie l a no
Is casks and IN patent cases twelve eoes sS W,n
0Enaenie imperial Cabinet, and sellery. asSlss
and pnts Also high and 10y GRADES OF sas sdss
CIref, In wood and glass Port VINES, d Krnnc
italian, and Span Goods In ss M.fseiiies
Wines In and cssks. sNee. Vl IN w f.oi Hn
glass Maccaroni old Government -. .saa Vs. HoAe'
Represented BY Messrs. CAsKiE BkoS, n.ss
street between Main aud Cary, who Dsys nlnSSS
q stock nm hand my Sl-M6 w oh
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COM NJ ERCfAL. .
,EoRFtAHD FLOUR gEGHArexl
hIcHaoST. VA, July 81, 1911.

hte. 65s buslciss YeiifS1. iis nm M
a0ats.-2,2so bushels. - - = f'ssHsfF
3Ryc. -62 bushels. sgsrrtfrS
tIHent. u bu hels. t.sr. :.. AK
iCsa!,--ls9 bushels.
| -lHi-'i G.if4in. sALEa- !, IL.
i HaeM. htfe -to.sl. 4,?as bushels at 81 90 for
sy for prime s,41I .I.s7l for
Hiise5 az. r "a Ior good; sL4oeDt1H5 for fsir
4 -.
ses -sos:i aos husbe,s-st s1.s7i for,
ssry pn sn ,er go for prime; el.so9sLsaf for
T1nrHu VI. 20 for common. Id - l.. - j.
ID. IL. ate, ga bush 10 very good at &c. Mix-
Oats aSn asn iue a. ss:. go
DC f,f yss w bashels- So. for prime new; <sQ
Rye 10. b,ssS SSd new &c. for coed new. f':ti7
eDi.-T aSosh at7ec.I' - ,-,s..a,Ft. /.
Whea.;-wh,,sa s :. !. fl.r.i .teg-'
tiora.--W hide ,a ~ bushels. Red 70 bushels.
Oqss.-2ss bushgis bushels. Yellow. LOO bushels.
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writ OF EYabeas CorDus.

WILMINGTON, N. c., July M.-John F.
Pickett, the New York broker now in Jail
here on a, charge of fraud, will be brought
before Judge Rodman next Thursday on a
writ Of habeas corpus.
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atOAL, COKE, AND WOOD.

q tUIhI, OUhU, hND w W.T.
We are now ready 10 furnish the best qua IS
Of GLOVER HILL COAL at the following low
prices: , ,.,;.,
Best Hail, - so per l,,ad drlirc:ed:
B.st II ird, 1915 per load delivered.
SnFr C.lKE the best and cheapest inc! for
cooking and iruping In us" As our yard Is under
cover and rs We intend ~ Civ our pc sonal aten-
lion In having the dust and slate removed, we
think we can offer ocular inducements 10 those
wishing tirst-cia eco sing fuel.
BEST ANTHKACITE COAL, all sizes, ut lowest
% o. K and PINE WOOD, long sawed, and split,
always Oh hand at ,u,r,s
No. COS Basin bank, between 9Th an doth SITS.
1y
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ECLECTIC INSTITU TIE, BALTI-
IL MORE. 81 ANU 80 SIT. VERNON PLACE:
his school will open, as usual, ON the 18TH OF
o.; pupils limited to forty. The summer sessinn
begins the nth or April every year, and pupils
M sy be enter Ell either for the hall SESSION. ciosaH
lat tspteu Der, or for full scholastic session,
closing first week In February. For circulars,
apply to Principal Ho-eoasm
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TELEGRARHTC..N

New York ssoek 4 md Money % hmfsa+..,es,4
'ES~ yoak JAY b: sa.ia|f6nay unchanged. ,tsr.
ling DAN At Gold ,. i2a ll2s sysrnmcn.a
aTennsssee'ss active ;.,osher lates tin,
Tenneaset,sf ~ hcw. T2sis vttefnia.s. daa: new
y. IoHlshna's, .ss tiex, d. .Ls4eq,a.'s %; ss,
So. Alabama's, 90; SIS, OF. Gsorgia's!sl rs, 90
North 'CaFaatns's, 4sh; new. 2eh south Cardinals
u new. 65A, ...n.1.L :. -. = -
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PROPOSALS.
Office TO CONTRACTORS.

sealed proposals VIII be received from this
the contract wiz be awarded, for building The
COURTHOUSE, CDESa'o OFFICE, anu
jail, ,or the county of Prince Edward, to be
erected in the town OF Fa'mvil,e. The plina and
specifications for tnese buildings can D. seen hg
application TO TIE building Committee, At FAM
vile. j. *. ELY,
j. l.. WHITE, IRuiIJi,p Com
w. Il. BkRKELEY, J jy 2l-2awtAll
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GA BROAD STREET. GIG
PLAIN, JAPANNED, AND ,BLANCHED

Hay ng enlarged my store, thereby increasing
my facilities, am now prepared 10 Chex my
friends and others extraordinary Inducements In
any ss % 'ni N tSSsf esefs KEROSENE
LAMPS and OIL ,- sts4tf a@&.&j i@sLi
Prompt stten tlon paid to all orders for TIN
jyLeoG3m GEORGE KLEIN
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d.. --
ntchmond Tobo.

xoss 80 si.LAa'kes animsted an,,a
~ sna prices ,rm. with an INC psss
str bright Wrappers very scarce and a,ss
go. nam wrapper, and bright nlsr. , nuy
sIs demand. shipping tobacco Of All rrsSss
- os'SA oemand at our outside figures. Pine amos,
ing scarce. aud wanted, 90 'N'' ''