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INCREASED CARGoEs TO PH1LADELPHA.-Th
superior IRON screw steamship Virginia, Alex.
Hunter, commander, sailed on Saturday, for
Philadelphia, with c large cargo Of over twelve
hundred packages cotton, rice, naval stores. &c.
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BY A. C. McGILLIyRAY,
By F. p. SALAS,

Dy Es As Cd1ACS
Auctioneer.
NOFFEE, SUGAR AND MOLASSES,
~ IMPORTED By W. p. HALL
On THURSDAY next the I'd February, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, will be sold In Oona's Warehouse,
corner OF Queen and Philadelphia streets,
CARGO OF BRITISH BRIG "PROTaISA,n d.
RECT FROM RIO JANEIRo, consisting o.:
$500 sacks Of RIO COFFEE, expressly selected
for this market.
CARGO OF SCHR. "WM. DEMING,n DIRECT
FROM DEMERARA consisting Of:
1s1 hllds. Good, Prime and Choice DEMERARA
100 bbls. Choice Demerara Sugars ~
SO puucheons Choice Demerara Molasses.
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER, -
$50 boxes Good to Prime CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR
800 bbls. Bright Muscovado Molasses
65 hhds Sweet Cuba Molasses.
The above Goods will be ready for inspection on
day previous to sale, end Catalogues furnished.
Conditions Of sale-Al sums under $4,000 cash:
from $4,000 to S5oOo thirty days; over ssOoo sixty
days, with approved city endorsed notes..
RS-The Columbia Ph9uix, Savannah RepublI-
can, Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel Atlantis Intel.
ligencer and Macon Telegraph will please insert
twice, and send bills to F. p. =. jan28-T
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RANGE OF The THERMOMETERS at Joseph
Blackmau,s drug store, No. 80 Broad street, jan
uary 2s: so'clock, Al; 10, 40; 12 S.; 5s; 4, So;
8, 50; g. 5o 10, 20. January 20: O'Clock, so; 1oj
20. 10 65. o h6
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A WOMAN DRowNED-TuE BODY CLAIMED BIZ
TWO PARTIES, AND AT LAST lDEST1FIED.-hr. w.
N. Kean, while passing along South Atlantic
wharf on Saturday mornlng, discovered the body
of an aged coored woman lying In the water un'
der the wharf, and forthwith reported the mat
ter to the coroner. The latter, with the proper
Officers, repaired TO the spot, and the corpse
which appeared to have been lying In the water
for twelve or fourteen hours, was raised upon
the dock. Il was identified by Augustus Btngley,
who happened to be present, as the body OF his
mother Johanna Price, who had been living for
some time with her niece, on the premises Of
Mrs Hare, in Society street, and was missed from
her home on Friday afternoon, about O'Clock.
Her absence. during the day aud evening bad oc.
casoned some uneasiness, and search had been
made for her, but without discovering any
trace OF her whereabouts. The deceased Is
represented as being somewhat lightaeaded
and lighty, and IL is supposed that she
wandered or to some dock, and either
fell or intentionally Jumped over into the river.
colored woman, named Mary Johnson, suose-
quently laid claim to the corpse as that OF her
grandmother, AMI asten 2tel to take pair OF
large gold earrings from the ears OF the deceased
when she was prevented By the officers. She was
accused of being an imposter, and upon the EVIL
dence Of Blngley, who dlscalmed all knowledge
of the woman and her relationship, she dessted
from her claim and was put aside. a jury OF In
quest was mpauelled by Corner Taft which ad-
,ourt1ed after m citing until to-day at IL O'CLOCK,
when all the facts relating to The case will be
brought out. The body was delivered In charge
or Augustus B!ngley, who conveyed 1t to the
premises Of Mrs. Hare in Society street, where
the unfortunate woman was living at the time ol
her sudden decease.
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FATHER WHELAN.-Ata late hour on Friday
night this venerable priest was thought to be
dying, In Savannah, Georgia, where he has been
resident for many years.
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RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks wall pockets, paper
stands match safes, and picture frames Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 1s1 King street. octls
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ONLY Ten CENTS PoUND.-Fresh Soda Bis
cults at Kinsman Brothers Market street Bakery.
(R. s. Millars old stand.) jan3o-l
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Meetings This Day.

Sons of Temperance, at half-past P. NJ.
Mechanics Union, st p. M.
ST. Andrews Lodge, at P. II.
Washington Fire Company, at I P. u.
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MAsquERADE BALL.4-on the 18th of Feb
ruary grand bal de masque will be given at the
Academy of Music by the Germania Bund. To
talk in this connection OF good tirne-an Old
fashioned good time, jolly dance, and all the
measures of Terpslchorean entertainment,
would be waste OF words. The announcement,
itself will put an edge on anticipation, and set
everybody and his wife at WORK in preparation Tor
.,o
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, in leather bindings,
holding fifty pictures, 75c. and soc. each, at No.
1et King street; also at the Hasel street Bazaar.
oct,o-mtu CHAs. c. RICHTER Co.
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THROUGHOUT the South people will suffer
from Nervous Debility, Dyspepsl Chllls and
FeYers and other malarious diseases because they,
have not used the Old Carolina BItters.
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gUsINEss TICEs.

K1p GLOVES KID GLOVES The remain
inc stock of ladies' black and coored kid gloves at
81 per pair. The remaining stock OF misses' kid
gloves at so cents per pair. AT
A. r. STILLMAN'S,
ianao-1 No. 2S1 King street.
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DEArHs.-Mr. William Johnson, of Camden,
died on Friday week.
On Saturday Mr. Joseph Reasonover, of Ker.
shaw, was kicked by horse and died instantane-
oEsly.
Mr.. Alexander Ramsey, OF oconee, died on the
Goth instant at an advanced age.
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ATTENTION, ToUR1srs.-stereoscopic views
of Charleston and vicinity, at No. 161 King Street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. nov1e
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the event.

CLUES AND SrARs.-John DAILY, arrested for
raising disturbance in barry Nays house in
Queen street, and refusing to obey the police IN
dessting, had hearing and was discharged.
Charles Mitchell, arrested on charge OF steal
ing gray mare from Mr.. Jervey's plantation, was
discharged after an examination, the e7idence
adduced not being sufficient to warrant his de-
tention
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mai. IRREGULARITIES Camden. .Journa
says that on Monday night none Of its Charleston
exchanges came to hand.
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ED1sro OYSTERS received tri-weekly, and
for sale only by Dayton, No. 81 Queen street,
near King. Jan'u-i
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A NEW LOT of mercantile Note Paper, FIVE
quires for 5oc at the Hasel street Bazaar and No.
l6l King street. octlo-mtu
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ENJOY a heaven Of rest, by using the Cele
brated Tonic, Old Carolina Bitters.
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PERsoSAL-Hon. j. P. Reed is said TO be
lying very i'll at his home In Anderson.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY-AN APPEAL FROM
THE MAYoa-On Friday evening last, Sylvester
Brown purchased some fowls and eggs at the
South Carolina Railroad depot, and while return.
ing down King street TO his place OF residence, he
was accosted by Henry Drain, who offered to pur'
chase the articles Brown refused to let him
have them, and Drain, having lost hi'' temper, IN
q few moments commenced to quarrel, and was
struck by Brown. The latter then went to the
store o. Mr. G. w. Davis, in King street, where he
was stopping, and Drain went for the police to
have his antagonist arrested. He then followed
TO the store, and. having affected an entrance,
Davis, the storekeeper, ordered him out. Drain
refused to go, saying he came to arrest Brown,
and, having attempted this feat, a general scufhe
,psaed, In which he was considerably battered,
and received cut on the head from knife
which Brown used. The police here came In and
arrested both the combatants, who were taken to
the Guardhouse. After an examination before
the Mayor on Saturday morning, Brown was
turned over to the State for prosecution, and
Drain was fined $40. The latter appealed from
the ne to trial justice, and his case having been
tried before a Jury, he was acquitted.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
IS, So so and So so per thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS Job Office.
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5emina Mar6lnes.

AND THE
WEED" FAMILY FAYoRITE L0CK-STlTCH
MACHINE.
are the best In use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
Machine attachments, Needless Cotton, white,
black and colored,) SILK, Oh, Soap, &C., &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples Of
work sent on application. a,~,
General Dealer in First Class Sewing Ma'
chimes and Material, No. 307 King strees,,
aug17 Char!eslon' .. "
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alisrellanepHs.
state OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA January "a, 1871.
Proposals for the PRINTING OF the current md
permanent work OF the General Assembly, ad-
dressed to the Clerks OF the Senate and House OF
Representatives, will be received by the under
signed until WEDNESDAY, February 1st, 1871.
]. WOODRUFF,
Clerk OF Senate.
A. o. JONES,
iau3o-3 Clerk of House of Representatives.
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TIE most Delightful Tonic known, Is the
Old Carolina Bltters. Try them.
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r L. LUNsFoRD, CABINET-MAKER
Cs and UPHOLSTERER, begs leave 10 inform
the people OF Charleston, and OF the State, that
heis still carrying on his old business. ut No. 81
Queen street. lie can make or r pair piece OF
Furniture Of any description. He also manurac-
lures new MATTRESSES and renovntes old ones
Cane ChaIrbotroms replaced by an experienced
workman. Customers may rely upon the per.
lormance OF work In prompt anu faithful man
size, S. 80; Hair Mattresses, 81; Chiffon or Wool
Mattresses, IS. Persons having this work to be
done are assured that the contents OF mattresses
will not be exchanged for cheap or ie1eri0r artl.
cles. j.. Il. LuNsfohu, r. d. IL.
deco1
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBUMS, In velvet, 90c. each.
Hssel street Bazaar and lo1 King street.
octlo-ihtu
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

ON TUESDAY, THE slsr INST, AT II
" O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold at the north OF
the Old Postofice, at public auction,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the two and half
story Wooden Dwelling and outbuildings thereon,
situate on the northwest corner OF Coming and
Pauls Church. In Charleston, known as No. 1l6,
measuring In front on Coming street 3s feet, and
In depth on Vanderhorst street ls8 feet, more or
less.
The House contains six upright and two garret
rooms, pantry, dressing.rooms, piazzas, CRATES,
gas, &c. s.T
Terms -one-hah cash; balance by bond, pay.
able In one year, with per cent interest, secured
by mortgage OF the property; house to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and revenue stamps. jan21-stuthmtu6
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BY ]. FRASER MATREWES.


VALUABLE RICE AND COTTON PLAN
v, TATION on Edisto River and Mosquito
Greek, by order OF the Executors OF E. n. Sea-.
brook, deceased.
Will be sold at the Old Postofice, Broad street,
on THURSDAY, I'd February, al II O'Clock,
That valuable RICE AND COTTON RLAETA-
TI0N known as "Sampson Island, " situated on
the inland navigation for steamboats, and vessels
from Charleston to Beaufort and Savannah, at the
Junction OF the Edisto River and Mosquito Greek,
st. Bartholomew's Parish, Colleton County, con-
tanning In all about 1900 acres, 600 OF which are
under bank and $50 now under cultivation IN rice
and cotton. and SO acres high Land under culttva-
tlon; On tne place @ Is gooa ,O Dwemng ana ous-
Terms-0ne.thr cash; balance In one, two and
three years, secured by bond OF the purchaser
and mortgage Of the premises, with interest at 10
per cent. per annur, payable semi.annualy.
Purchaser TO pay J. F. Mathewes for papers and
necessary United States Internal Revenue stamps.
jan25-wfmth4
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UNITED STATES CoUET.-The District Court
was opened at loo'elocS on Saturday morning.
his Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
Ex par,e W. 3. Scott in re W. A. Shelton, bank
rupt. Ordered that the petition to prove claim
and establish a lien be referred to the registrar
10 inquire and report upon the amount due on
the note mentioned.
Ex parte Rachel II. Mayer, creditor, In re Ben
jamin Mordecai, bankrupt. Ordered that the
bankrupt do attend before Registrar Carpenter,
on the 18th OF February, 1871, at IL NJ, to submit
to the, examination required by the bankrupt
act and tina. q copy OF this order be delivered to
HIM.
Ex parte W. F. Morris, OF Gresnville, Thomas
n. Bennett, OF Chester, and Robert c. Delaney, OF
Lancaster. Petitions for final discharge. The
registrar having reported favorab'y to the appi-
cants, aud no objection having been made, the
| certificates were granite in due form.
Elk parte Gilbert Garner, OF Richland. Petition
for final discharge. Referred to W. G. Clawson,
registrar, to take hnal hearing, and report after
advertisement.
Ex parte W. S. HASTE. assignee, In re G. b
| Noise, bankrupt, and ex parte William 5. hastle
assignee, In re C. h. Noise and 7. ]. Noise, bank
rupts. Ordered that the assignee sell the notes
hooks and chooses In action OF said banSrupts a'
public auction, In the City OF Charleston, aftel
due advertisements, and that he give notice by
mail to all creditors who have proven their debts
of the time and place OF said sale, and report MS
| action to this court.
The court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock, this
morning.
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Aurtioneers' pripate Bales, sc.

BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
u ARM FOR RENT.
I For Rent, FARM, containing about 20
acres, more or less, with small Dwelling and
outhouses situate on the Meeting street road, this
side OF the FourMile House. Apply as above, at
No. % Broad street. jan27-fmw3
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The DIAMOND GLASSES, manufactured BY ]. 8.
SPENCER i CO., New York, which are now offered
to- the public are pronounced by all the celebrated
Opticians Of the orld to be the most Perfect, Nc
tural Artificial help to the human eye ever known.
They are ground under their own superv1alonn
from minute. Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
and derive their name. "Diamond," on ACCOUNT
OF their hardness and briIliancy.
The scientific principle on which they are con
structed brings the core or centre OF the lens d-
recty In front Of the eye, producing clear ana
distinct vision, as IN the natural. neaItny sisns,
and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such an
glimmering and wavering Of sight, dizziness, dc's
peculiar to all others In use.
They are mounted in the finest manner, In
frames of the best quality, Of ell materials used
for that purpose Their finish and durability CAM
not be surn.ssed. ,.
trade mark s;ln oed on every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer IN Watches Jewelry,
Sterling Snyeryare and Optical Goods,
No. S07 King street.
ctu-mws1yr Charleston, 8. O.
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SEEING FRIEND TuRoUGu.-On Friday al
ternoon q colored man named Henry Page be-
came very drunk and disOrderly In King street,
and was told by policeman to deSist and so
home. TIL drinkist, it seems, was almost ''sp-
ing for a hght,' and, rushing upon the city o1l-
clal gave him one two In the face with tre-
mendcus effect. A reinforcement enabled the
police to capture Henry, who, Ending 1t was no
use, tried the 'possumn game and laid down
quietly. There was no making him move, and
cart was quickly obtained, as crowd was eatn-
erlng on the street. This reused Henry, anu MS
hands being piuioned, he let y with his feet with
telling effect upon the jaw OF a policeman. In the
end they were too many, and the prisoner was
convened to the Guardhouse. sympathe'
tic crowd followed the vehicle aud cheeTed
the struggling unfortunate at each desperate
effort he made to shake OF the police. dc was
duly incarcerated. aud the crowd ordered to dis
perse. Most OF them took the hint, but Harry
Williams, q friend Of the man just immured, VINO
had accompanied the cortege from the scene OF
the first blow to the Guardhouse held his position
and said that he knew the law, anu no police
dared to do anything with him. BE was oecom-
ing disorderly from the encouragement OF the
crowd, when he was arrested aud taken into the
receptacle for public nulsances. After spending
the night the TWO appeared before the Mayor
next morning, who did not show much sympathy
with them for the wrongs they had induced, and
sentenced them each to pay fine OF five dollars
or 90 to the House OF Correction for five days.
Williams went and Page paid.
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jauso-s Clerk of House of Rcpres
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TERspAY Aux I0BLtyEs-Arnyai, tay o. cans e. -eaaT.
- ,,rTTrsV and one huudreuIttr or lao cattle.
- ere pa ycry sc.ige but Jres fall susane.l some
+la-e was Iit advance MoIda'f r 1t' s ta
yC5t MI APE few Of PFC on the salt mn l 81 -"
lJ-. ii poor Texans at bas M SOM i car lar Sorors
Texans and Jig Ilinos-sod, % IeEns poor '.t ~ a. %
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et'.r gt lIr d. 2 faiHr- % 'Nl
tI III Seer. M iie; y tain Illinois, by H. Aets,Fe! os'Aa{
C 'g' ears or Io7 choice slaai ov Ecnipely s-
cold o. Hole 49, , v...,,tv c..,e mart ..r,
MO fre & uri bad y Illinois and keDtlL! ce pan ''D
4, le ers ald pst selling a. JOS dll5c ,... t.sr o..
W. " Wood lad cirs sale b. d. Barnes Du' n''' 's '
another day. - oti.,.,l, .oll ir t,r.- L
Nr'htf.lu. strong a cst ont tt I44oi1t - 70. pt.
IrU.u. (. Co. 9 ctrs. o. 81 obi, Ec-fs q - ~ '' ~
5000 cf o. ia u Ola cst, = ic' % ' "a Is ~
4 U r.r ss lie l-is OlO r.atr., ~ %. - e"4 a @ o." 90
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I4l...- co. g. ~. 1..a. .lI ..s... ' - ''''
Ol.l s. .a.ls v. a4ofAil. dove use s.1,-l.----
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
TIgAIf Az MsrEf~TG

Le~poH lo-llp mCouss opene 97i Tor money p3
le American
bonds i3ri- go; 1861 'i lt5Is. H2 T,nF,rios 9ll
L-yUPuaI Aug lUlS:aJ &. Cotton opened qget Mlng Up
lands o.; Ntlurg Oltfus 9tL
LsDog Aag lo5 gton7cs g3 for money mi TIE srcourt
Srcuc easr; live twenty bO1 30; GJ ga 67s
81. Territories 81.
LIyr0oL AHg. l0-l30 p mCo01 quiet: M1'unr Upiands
O. g.; tlilg OTcus !L Pos, & o.. Bee. t0. La-I. 3d.
BALTNoRE Auy l4Coa1 nominal aud uaol'rgeL Flour iul
lrm, except OHIO and nsua, which dull -
n "a 80 Com TN, White f t3c Oats steady az fc
Evc Mos PORK quiet 81 I4 - I5 Bacon steady LAM dali
WHISKY ulchs1gel
NlON Aug Corgols cpsl al 9St fpr The
account hueucau sacg.s coed stead, ted Stsc Wcaiy
bonds zoe 90 Co. .'si 1875. f13; lealo tee, Htl
I-vFrp11I Aug 80 uuflu cr.al dab; tIl Hing Ul'suls
ca. Mailing O-clas q D.; salts o. tte Day 1000 bale
oxltri and speculation Nb.r'-Re' Winter. 10 p
oyroS A1e lUIle bullion the Bank ~ tnFatd hos decreased
a IT, @ pis wgeA TIE amount VI uD'H nl yalls e
&-s,goJ, 49,
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puri,rr1~rI, Au very ttrc1y ani se'; Fair 70 Cool
nominal a. l2e Rlrc 24o-'ie Poyons la md lcllng Me,
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i.py; q * ,sl 49, ,c.fye Id Te..er, "a
80 a5i Anc. s. 5o4l 81 Re fTae-s .oc Corl quot sl
,ii New "a b, VIII At ale Ac,hc dc.-ci 20 II *
10 sgTHg - . for amber GiPter - = 49, "l.e "'r.eI
Is 2; for p154s Iy.r Wle j. si deand ,s .s Ias
. So $50 lush. oil. Fancy WHO Me,a a. 40 Con IN
a. q. c o,t-EYapc I, ~. mari. Bsrc1 RE an Pes
q-g' Com Mel On 90 f. tc'ei. - 81 f urae, p 81
dizzy, eaJ51 p tn il,farc, go- CirG I...ss-3-n'
h'0-lofs Ea~al r. 1-fiq 20 bc'oI 1' d., 10 N5'iors
SOC 90 AbsL, .'- e,I. i iaei-0 Dl M "arsS
Cora. va cco let Iaial:r
B-rrIo Aus lGrsert,fs' b'ls Foqr. 25oo' bah Wheat
II cU buh. CON. 1900, l A 21,g5 'l.. ne. - = a,5-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

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a. lI7i2r
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SHIP AND lAMbSArivas 5s, vi: IL Portyeighh
IT, II Por th.i an 5a toTlgs Ma-ae prces
ehlnr~d s'ooh selling OF some That frae'r
Hrms Eno, a foriy egtd a mory lamb, v1 100 state Of
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j. kr5v oi % State aA 81 d. al o., " 90 3D. g,. Ohio
safe. c1lci C4l u sc
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90 % ,oI4m9apv snl 20 PORTE h.
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4!o We cal. State Loss. 4. ode West,rl. "a Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-11

81 tbo great trunk Zine, from Mobile through Now
orlo,rs to Houston. of which line two-thirds is
oroa5v built These bonds offered for the present
ot 90 and accrued interest from July1
Tho advantages Of these bonds for SAFE AID
PEoFITAmEISvEsTMrNTa are manifest upon examine
tiop. No railroad bond is better secured, while hold
ers OF Governments viii find decided profit in sell
ing at the present high prices and reinyesting in
these bonds, which cost loss. bat pay much larger
interest
The fullest information given on application w.
r. SntTrUCK Banker and Financial Agen.. y. o.,
NJ, and T. r. r. Co.. No. % Nassau-st., Now-Yo.k.