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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-05

UNITED STATES "WEDNESDAY,
December 4.-Court was oponed mt half
past 10 o'clock A. NJ, Judge Bryan PIE
siding. The grand and petit jurors
were Mi present.
Er purte Daniel e. Scannel and Chns.
Warden, IN ne the Grcenville and Colum-
bia Railroad. Petition for involuntary
bankruptcy. On presentation of the
petition in the above entitled case, and
on motion OF D. T. Corbin and G.. D.
Bryan, solicitors for the petitioners, it
was ordered that said petition be filed in
the Circuit Court for the District OF
South Carolina, and that the questions
arising on snid petition DO heard at Co.
umbia, s. g., on the 10Th December,
1872.
Er parte julius J. Fleming and James
A. Dunbar. Petition to practice in tho
United States Courts. On motion of
Mr.. Corbin, tho petitions were granted,
und the usual oath administered to the
petitioners.
Es parte Joseph T Cumming. OF Sum-
ter-petition for voluntary bankruptcy.
j. j. Flemming. pro pet. The petition
was read and referred to L. NJ. Seabrook,
Register for First Congressional District,
at Sumter.
The United States rS John L. Har-
n-indictment for carrying on the
business of retail liGnor dealer without
paying special tax, under the Act of Con-
gress aprrove,. July, 1868. After argu-
ments by Mr.. Corbin for tho Govern
ment, and Mr.. Dunbar for the defence,
the jury retired. and after short alb
sence, returned verdict Of guilty.
E.c pttrie D. Goodman & Son; ec payfc
T. Schlegelmilch-pe petitions for final dis
charge in bankruptcy. Upon motion of
McAlaster and LeConto, it was ordered
that final hearing be had on tho 23d of
December, 1872, ut IL A. NJ. and that
notice be published that oil creditors
who hnve proved their debts and those
persons Ill interest may appear ut the
samo time and place, and show cause, if
any they have, why the prayer of said
petitioners should not be granted; and
that all such creditors, whose places Of
residence are Known, shall bo entitled to
service Of notice of the said petition
and order, either personally or by letter
addressed 10 them, OF their usual place of
residence.
E.c pnte J. Thornwcl Hny-pcttion
TO practice in United States Court. On
motion of W. l.. DePass, Esq, tho peti-
ton was granted, and the usual oath
administered.
Tho grand jury returned true bills as
to Ludy Tribblo. w. L. Beard. John
Harrison, Lewis N. Allison, G. w.
Teagne, Washington league, David Ri
chardson, Benz. Blllew, VIM. Franks
and others, indicted for conspiracy and
murder, and no bill rs to a. w. league,
Abner league and John Allison.
United States pS John Davenport
violation OF internal revenue law; true
bill.
James O. Turnipsecd and Richard v.
Gist-conspifacy and murder; trle bill.
at IL Z. NJ, the Court adjourned
until tomorrow, at 10Ia A. NJ.
At 2la p. NJ, the grand jury were dis
charged until to morrow, at 10 a. M.
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f. MHRrF1D ouMfuRMxxf.~=WoAciipn
from an exchange the following merited
notice Of a hard-working and faithful
officer: Nf' 81. A.
''DF. J.. F. EnsoF, Superintendent OF
the Lunatic Asylum at Columbia, ia the
only State officer who has made his
annual report to the Governor. Despite
the multitudinous difficulties by which
his administration has been surrounded.
DR.. Ensor's exhibit furnishes incontesti.
BILE evidence of his fitness for the posi-.
lion he fills with 40 much credit to him.
self and the State"
SUPREME CouRT, WEDNESDAY. Decem.
Der 4 The Court met at 10 A. III. Pre-.
sent-Chicf Justice Moses and Associate
Justices Wright and Willnrd.
Michael Werss ct al, administrators
respondents, vs. Latimer w. Long ct al.
appellants, and Jacob j. Reeder,' admi.
nistrator, appellant, vs. John L. Speake,
et al. >. executors, respondents; to be sub.
mitfed on printed brief and argument
by January !, 1873. 'i'i
The following decision was rendered:
Emory Us. Davis; order OF Circuit Court
set aside and caue remanded.' ObiHion
by Willard, a. j. ~
At II NJ. Court adjourned till the 5tb,
at 10 a. NJ, When the Third Circuit will
....--j1-- II:
CoSF1nMAT1oNs.-TheS Senate, yestet.
day, in executive session, made- the, fol
lowing combinations: 'ah
Johu G. Dowling, Treasurer OF Barn.
well County. rice I. n. league, removed.
Geo. Holmes, Treasurer Beaufort
County, W. W. French, County Auditor,
and l.. s. Langley and 2. K.CEarleton,
as Trial Justices Of the same County.
John A., Barker, P. B. Walters, ". NJ.
kins and Abram Jones, as Trial Justices
of Edgefeld County. 90
D. r. Phifer. County Treasurer, jas.
s7. Hayward, County auGiiisof, ant; Win.
Summer, as. Trial Justice OF the. .nAnne
County. .G'a
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Building Lot for Sale.
Cottage to Rent.
Brookbanks & Oo.-Removal.
Meeting Hook ahd Ladder Company.
Meeting Union Council.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-05

DANCING SoHoo1.-Prof. Milan will
open his dancing school. in hall over
Messrs. Lorick & Lowrance, Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday evenings, at balf-
past 7 o'clock. for gentlemen. Glass for
ladies, misses aud masters Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at 8
o'clock.
PHGSIxIANA.-Hnd now 1t is the ma
tron's turn. Blonde hair is voted vul-
gar. and its ,possessors have actually
come to be spoken Of, in drawiDg-room
vernacular, as STOW heads" The gray
is coming in fashion now; gray com.
mands the highest price Of any artificial
hair. All the fashionable ladies are
having their raven tresses dyed frosty
white. It gives dignity and tone to the
countenance, and holds the years we'll in
check.
When are skipping lambs like literary
volumes? When they are bonndin'
sheep.
An essay on mana woman's attempt
to marry him.
Tailor's tevenge-Giving customer
fits.
Dean Swift says: "Tt is with narrow
souled people as it is with narrow-necked
bottles less they have in them, the
more noise they make in pouring it out"
He who talks, sows; he who listens,
reaps.
Forced politeness- Blowing to ciroum-
stances.
The cast-o' o'net yields the best music
to the fisherman.
Who was Richard III before he was
"himself again?'
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For the first time in our country's his
tory, Presidential candidate has died
during the interval ensuing between the
peoples election and that of tho electo-
ral college, and the question now arises
for whom will the Greeley electors vote?
The problem is one OF but l:ttle impor-
tanco politically, owing to his defeat;
but, in case Of his success, the dilemma
would have proved fruitful. cause of
popular excitement. The question Of
how much latitude the electors are ul.
lowed, in oase of any such emergency,
has never been determined, but these
constantly recurring warnings OF defects
in our political machinery arc all addi-
tlonal arguments in favor OF the Presi-
dental election being committed direct
ly to tho people.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-05

full IN his reading, or correct In his facts,
must go without the means Of satisfying
his desire. It is impossible to buy every
book, or even pamphlet, that one needs.
q public library, well chosen, in Gen.
trail part OF the city, and we'll kept, is
just the thing we want. Students in
their researches, business men in their
calculations, arI in revolving the pro-
blems suggested to them in course Of
trade, tie old and young. all require the
aid of books, either of thought md
argument, or of reference and figures.
An easy way to accomplish this desirable
object is to join in making contributions
towards it. We cannot expect to estab-
lish, at the outset, such on institution ns
our AthenDum Of former days. We
havo not tho means, nor the men, nor
the leisure. But we can, at small indi-
yidual expense, found a library which
will be public convenience, source of
information, point Of agreeable re-
unions. and means Of pleasant rccrea-
tion. It will be school of instruction
to those who assiduously frequent it.
Many who now waste their time over
card tnbles and in billiard saloons, and
worse places, perhaps, will be drawn by
the superior attractions of good books
and good company. Whom once we'll
founded, it might extend it's influence.
The feature Of occasional public lectures
might be added. We decidedly second
the motion of tho Board of Trade, and
commend the scheme to favorable consi-
dcration.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-05

Dir. Keith introduced bills to renew
the chartor Of Ravenel's Bridge across
the Seneca River. in Oconee County; to
repeal Sections s, and 7, Of Chapter
83, of the General Statutes of South Ca
rolina.
Mr.. Hope introduced bill to givo the
election OF Trial Justices and Constables
to the qualified voters. as directed by tho
Constitution of the State.
MIR. Duyall introduced bill to incor-
porate the Pee Dee Agricultural and Me
chanical Association.
MIR. Nash itrodnoed bill to repeal an
Act to provide for sinking fund, and
the management OF the same.
MIR. Whittemore introduced the fol-
lowing, which was adopted:
Whereas an Act entitled can ACT re-.
lating to the bonds of the State OF South
Carolina" approved March 13, 1872, au-
thorizes and requires the registration of
all bonds, stocks and coupons of the
State OF South Carolina, and provides
for. the places Of registry; and, also ro-
quires Quarterly statement of the whole
amount Of bonds, stocks and coupons
registered, with the number, denomina.
tion and Act under which they were IL.
sued; therefore,.
Resoloed, That the State Treasurer be.
and ho is hereby, requested to inform
the Senate as to the performance of the
requirements OF tho Act cited, and whe-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-09-19

Halt century ago, or less, the somewhat
facetious DIR. Pond dweltE In the quiet and
out-ofthe-way village of A.. The Doc.
tors ideas were liberal-inuch more 50 than
many Of his congregation nevertheless he
kept on the even tenor of his people. He
had son named Enoch, who at that early
age manifested a remarkable talent for music
which the father cherished and cultivated
with care. In the same village lived an anti
quated maiden lady, who, having no cares Of
her own to occupy her time and attention,
magnanimously devoted herself to those 81
her nei2hbors. One morning she called at
the doctors and requested ~ see him. When
ne entered the room where he was seated, he
perceived ut glance that something was
amiss, and before ne had time to extend the
usual 'tHow dye do ?" she added:
~ think, DR.. Pond, that that a man of
your age and profession might have some
thing better to do, when you were in
New London last week, than to buy Enoch
fiddle; all the people are ashamed that our
minister should buy his son fiddle! Oh.
dear, what is the world coming to, when
ministers will do such things!
"Who told you had lddle,' inquired a
the Doctor.
'sWho told mes Why, everybody says 80,
and some people have heard him play ms
they passed the door. But amt it true, Doc
tor?n
II bought Enoch a violin when went to
New London.n
"a violin? what's that 20
did you never see one?'
t'Never."
: "Enoch." said the doctor, stepping to the
door, bring your violin here,''
Enoch obeyed the con- aland, but no sooner
had he entered with his instrument than the
old lady exclaimed
LA how; there, it is fiddleI''
DO not judge rashly," said the doctor.
giving his SON wink; swat till you hear
it."
Iaking the hint Enoch played Old Hum
dred. The lady was completely mystified
IL locked like fiddle, but who had ever
heard Old Hundred played ON Il fiddler" 1t
could not be. So, rising to depart, she said
II am glad came in to satisfy myself. La
me just think how people will lie!n
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-09-19

Dr. RApvAy:- had Ovarian Tamor IN te evarfes sna
bowels. All the said "there for tn ed
every shinE .hs' was sa nstaing helped
becauye had suffered far twelve took six BOTTLES She
Resoven and bog Of kdway Pills. and two bottles Of
Ready Reirf and there NOT sign Of
and feel BETTER sarter hspper for twelve ysrs
Ths tho Of Eowcis the rrpu
write this to for the bsaedt Of Others, Ycu rnhh Il
chaose- p
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THE BRIDAL UHAMmEn

Essays Tor Y0ung Mem. On rre-t s0f1A1
EVILS and ABUSES which interfere with MAJ
RAGE with sure means OF relief for the ErTinr anl
charge, il sealed envelopes. Address. HOW Ri ~
q ALTON No. 3, Ninth STREET., Philsdehis
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TO Remove Warts.--Take rood inlico
such as is used by the laundress, soak it in
water; with knife pare away the surface Of
the warts so as to cause the blood to flow.
Wipe off the. blood and drop the indigo water
on them. Very large ones may require q
second application. The indigo produces no
pain whatever have used ana recon-
inendcd this cure to many persons. and have
never known II to fill but oncc.-Rural Nese
Porter.
Grant Is coming ont for Greeley--on the
4th Of March.
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Gonorrhea, elect, SpcrmatOrrf0ea and an 0thc
Numerous Testimonials may lie seen 1t the Dr.. !,
olce together with such convincing proofs tha
VII satisfy tbs most skeptical Of his snccesa nm,
ne hopes that ~ strict attention and sfraiXht1Or
WAR; conduct 70 merit trial from the suferin,
CONSULTATIONS FREE, CHARGES sTRiicfiL,
~ h-Dr. Keece will prescribe for the dsssrvin,
poor iree OF charge, between the hours Of =. M.
2. w. MEADOW 4 BRO,
Propriston of the
OLD RELIABLE STANDARDS;
|GALLATIN Mills
BOHEMIAN, MONTANA TERRITORY
S'' D'"'u - 'e'r always s1aads
= ne go = ''''"''+''.
We have all the.
For making GOOD r,,,, :, !. IN.
= : : Mile
Steam ThreSha,.s
: = : = valley which have
10 those employing them.
NJ ETK1pn1 1TlN
|
: -
DoAG"aN' s"oN lana
T. uMs&- ENcEssER, Prop'rs.
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@louH ano 6 GAL
Yoliiital.
AoIs.s anS luminous.


STEINWAY rtsno. ;octtyc. ever, inp,yo
~ mont co- -. nt great bargain Bvauilful roo
" .-od p'auo ON tInu
j. MIDDLE. Is Am'ty It, near Brosd~,y
IHOR SALE-A mrlod .Yu. Je, Ia good o-det 90
L ~ LtNtsst Nr- SElkl3
ADN Wiu sell fortls beautiful roscNooi phlo
IL forte modern style. . fh.fist, ueer BoNrry
DOSEM OtJn iort,rt riHLrf1rtr only tirj; rr.AI
~ l'rgfin. JANE, GuEuuN, la- Brefktr - lsal
Nsed3uFA'.
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p,rsOnal Noiists.

f'usona NoiiCts.
IL soldiers emf ."d h.for, Aug. g. lSsi Tor years
n and NliuNs can rcf So bounty. =. = pilOOk,
late Of SANITARY commission Agency. III NAssHu At
DOINTN aud Pensions Thousands are entitled
ID Nhn do not know il Apply 10 DR. r. JACKSON.
late surgeon T. :. Navy, - Park row, room - No
charge Tor information,
INFORMATION wanted NJ Ellen Cashman, ma,
tive Of tlsnulyrr county turk, ireland. who land Il
A. taste Garden about two yrars ago supposed 20 be
living Ia New York Any Information will be thAnk
fuy received by her friend, n. LANl0AN, 95S De hAlb
V. Brooklyn. y Y.
NN WIFE, Mary &. swainc, having left my home
vi without Just cause prov utatluu, hereby give
notice that viii not De responsible for any debts Of
her contracting and forbid any hArbOring trust.
lux her ~ my expense.
JOE " sNAINE, II Ess, Broad~sy
NV YoBN. March Y. lsIl.
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STEAMBOATS, auo RaiIruno,.

ss asst SS; ~ s fssIsss, frss ss.S,.s. :.
sTk. N. Cincinnati and gIlcseo Psy r,pres Dr.v.
ns E1YT sSss. " to bnsO and Niagara F, snd
."g& 4. NJ, Express Mali Tor Bufrao and Nl.s.r.
sicePlng Coaches TO destination. '"-1'' A'a
$50 p n Night Express Sleeping Coschc, to Buf.
100 p NJ IdsilyG Cincinnati and Chicago Nigh, Er.
Niagara Fss and thence 10 easo Boo'
For po.l JeTyis 500 sio iico' aud 'ihS A NJ. ds
.rf,c.hen and Miadlctown q 30 500 $3.50, 100, and
'i,D a ~. 2:yl AZ, t@, ,n and 'f,;nf;M NJ,
ror Eewburgh, $3.50 $50 and iiCo a. NJ, $50 to. and
Io5 sSsctS .c $50 }c9, and 'iiis NJ, lO 500
SO i;$ iiSO' 'iii5G & S5, sG, ssO' 'S.I id i% I'D
,,f0g Esisr,cn SIS 'is. 500. $50 !en llco iii, A.
Por Rutherford Park and patsslc SIS 'ip 's@, oNo.
ioo NJ 1900 NJ 'ii5 $50, 1000 Sis 6lv, $3.50. sl5 4.
For Tsckons1ck sud way, 'sso and SIS A. n, is.s.
go .S, eoo e;0P VI, and saturdays only, i9ob mid.
70, ~ MsS'is gS s9d way $40 and Sis A NJ ', go
~, ter sgrlng VALLEY sps Way, 500 s, and s AM
~, 5'N $50, and '7S 7. VI. Saturdays only, 300 md
For Cressk sOo, 7ls, 'sOO A. NJ, iso, sis, Gis, $50
eap "a snd 80 r NJ sa,urdays only isp mdn' {nt .,,
tiS 5D. go. and ii.s r. NJ saturdays only, i7Oo mid
$50 and t7iis +. NJ Saturdays only 1900 midnight
N. B.-Irains leaving Chambers street hours
or half hours, leave d street nteen minutes earlier
than above time. The 500 A. VI. and i2OO midnight
trains start from Chambers street only.
N. B.-Tralns on the n. X. Il. ofN,J. leaving Cham.
bers street On Quarter hours leave sd street thirty min
utee earlier than above time.
Ticket; for passage aud for apartments In drawing
for the checking and transfer Of baggage b. Ie
the COmpany's Offices al, a, and S7 Broadway cor.
ner Of i25th st. and Sd ay. Harlem; Court street
Brooklyn; i0I broadway, wlismsburehi at thu Com.
panyh depots and OF agents at the principal hotels
,.Daily. tsundaJs only. !Goshen sundays only.
L. d. RUCKRR, wM n. BARR,
Oen1 supt. Gen'l Pass'r Agt-
I ONG IsLAND RAILROAD.
- On and after Monday. Oct. 3D. trains viii leAv
james clip rs fOlows:
$50 A, n, GroenpOrt Mail Train.
lOp NJ, ROslyn, Glen Cove, Locust Valley HuntinR
ton and Northpor Passenger Trains.
sP NJ, RIVER Head and Sag Harbor Express, through
TO Grecnport on Saturdays.
aP. ~, Express Trains for Rosiyn Glen Cove Locusl
Valley Huntington and Norhport.
5:9 T. NJ, NOrthpOrt Way Train
All trains connect at Branch for Hampstead.
Sunday trains for Huntington, NOrhport, ROslyn
Glen Cove, and Locust Valley leave Hunters font d
go A. NJ. and6P NJ
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

BOARD or DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM G. ALEIAsDER Prosidcnt
GkoRoE I. AprR. viee.Presideut National Bank "
Commerce, New York.
HKSgY NJ ALKNANpIK, Alexander Green.
JoHS AucHlNoLoss John a Hugh Auchinclo.s
BESJAAIN + B,rEs, President National Bank Of t ON
mrrcc Boston.
JAMES NJ. BELBE, Boston.
THOMAS A, BlpplE, Thomss A. Biddls Co., Phllade,.
phA.
RouERT Bliss, bliss a Allen.
WILLIAM I. BIopoErr. william Tuden Nephev.
n. N.BvrLFR. n V. Butrr& co.
MAIhAN CHOW, crow, Mctrerry a Co., 81. Louis.
THoNAs A, CUhpINs, Everett House, New York.
THEODORE CvILEB, Philadelphia.
HFNRY DAY. Lord Day Lord
joins J. DONALDSON President Bank Of Sorth America
DUDLEY :. GKsdoKY, Jersey city, \. j.
AsuBEL GREEN, President southern Rsllroed Of New
Jersey.
HENBY H. HYDE, seR~s Building Boston.
JANIS HAlsfsp, fr,sidcnt American Fire Insurance
Company.
T.. j. HAwLEY, iio Pearl street,
SANuEL HOLMES. BeeAmau street
MosEs A. HorPocg, NJ. A. Hoppock Co.
HkSRY A. HURLRUr, II West Twentieth street
Henry h. HYDE Vice cePresldrnt
ROBERT LHSNoG kESSEpI, President National Bank ot
Commerce New York.
GEoKaE G. KELLOGG, Tefl GrisvOld a Kellogg
WILLIAM &, LANBEET, George {. Richardson Co.
EpwAKp W .LAHRERr, NJ. D., East Thirty seventh 81
DASIIL d. LORD, Lord Day Lord.
JANIS Low, Low, Hartman co.
PETER NON >RuN, i6s FIN avenue.
HELEY &. hAB9UASD, l2O Broadway,
CHARLES }. MARTIN, Pr, sidcnt Home Insurance Com
pany
JouS hooFE, Upper AQuehogue Long leland
GEoB0R u. MORGAN, - Exchange place.
JosH r. NAVARRO, Nice,Presldent Commercial Ware
house Company, Wall u.
STEPHEN II. PnuLiPs, Attorney General, Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands.
PENSISGtoS p RASpotPH, Jersey city Nj.
joins sLApE, John slAde Co,
JoHS SLOANE, W. a j, Sloane,
Thomas L. sMrH. President Mercantile Loan aud
Warehouse Company, New York.
JoHs A. STEWART, President L, S. Trust Company,
GEoRaE II, stuart, Stuart Bro, PhiladelpAis
HHSET :. TEKBELL, II. S. Terbell Co.
5, W. ToRREl, New Jersey,
DWIGHT townsend, 6S " all Al.
ALAssos TRAsK, A, A, q, Trask
WILLIAM WALkKR, M EAst Twenty .nrst 81
WILLIAM NHIrEwRionI, Jr, - Wallst
BKNJAAIh WIIIIAAEoS, Elizabeth, ~
HENRY YoUSG, ~ 9NaSsau ct, New YORK
IuOhAs ), SoVsa. I. s. Young co
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Soaro ano Sucns.

A FURNISHED room suitable for Hight house
~ keeping TO let 10 respectable working man and
wife, or two gentlemen A. sleeping apartment at ~
10Th A.. between 5th and 9th avs, in the rear,
A PEW respectable mechanics and othcrs can he ac
N commodated with good board and comfortable
near Lexington ay.
IruRNISIIED ROOM for lodging or lght house
kceping in priv ate house. Inquire fOt week at NS
Hudson 81.
L ARGE furnished room to let for geutloman and
- wife or two gentlemen. iii Clinton st
TNO LET Three furnished bedrooms Tor gentlemen
Il Of M Leonard IT., near Broadway.
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8ost ano touno.

Il OST on Monday night, sAtchel containing some
sir, from anal To Houston ~. The finder viii be-
literally rewarded by returning It to 81 Nest Houston
street
4 O-T A silver watch. slreward II lrh Al Byi canal
Il St, corner ~ Thompson IT,, in the tturr.
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SSbbipping.

NCUOR LINE STEAMERS
N sail every Wednesday and SATURDAY. to and from
GLASGOW Liverpool. Lon1o. dertf. Ind QueSnAown
ornas o9oy % And from any railway station 10
oIcat bIl-,n Ireland. Norway, sweden, Denmark Ger
many n0lAnd, Belgium, and The United states,
- AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
Drafts on the old country for any amount
Apply st the COMPANY offices, Bow ling Green.
BENDGRSON BROTHERS, Agents.
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QlOftssionaI daros.

Professional dnros,
A ADVICE and consultations free. Dr. Il. CoBBETT,
N = graduate Of the New York University Medical
with the srlctest privacy diseases Of the
gaus practice NJ 80 years euables him to treat with
success net ous and general debility Cures guaranteed
Ia All cases. once, 20 Centre ST., near Chambers
LII INFORTI MATES, from whatever
~ cause produced, speedily cured BY Or. GRlSDLk,
AT in West Goth rti 2'years practice.
nR. ESTELA, once li2 West 18th St. having
made the diseases Of the sexual organs specially
can be- consulted cOnndentally and speedy cure guar
anteed on all complaints from whatever cause
nR. FRANkLIN, lCl BlrecAer ST.
lJIVcnty wears PruSsan hospital experience. Ptlea
aud all skin dseahes permaurnty cured, without meT
cury. Consultation free. call or write
mr.. NTER, 81 Bond st., near Powery testab.
~ lshed Wyears has had great experience IN cure OF
special diseases and debility Cures guaranteed.
nR. COOPER, II Duane ~, msy be consulted On
~ special diseases ~ years prActice enAbes him 70
make perfect eures or no cha &c made.
ISAI.L SPECIAL DISEASES, also neryons de-
l blty and upo tenCy, consult Dr. JULIEN, bl6 Pearl
81, one door from Centre.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, weakness, and all pr.
y Nate diseases cured 10y treatment that never talb
Private circular., Correspondence, and medicine Oy
mail II desired Personal ntcr i.N, free and couhde
tlal until T. NJ Dr BELL, Consulting Physician, lt1
East 18th st.
NOJHARGE. Special disease nervous debility.
~ blood Impurities cure Susnnieed perfect,
pr. DEHAC l, l16 BeoCker -
STANiMRKING cured.-Dr WHITE a oAThAS,
> ~ an ~ Bsst r. ttereICe, nmOng them Mayors sou
'0fhpSVor'por!, No pay un'L cured sead oreuouAI
The sun., 1872-03-13

ENpERIE>tED hand. wsuted Immediately to
sSi aual At NJ. n FRANK.
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Nonst tnEnlsblna.

tjoun furnishing.
FURNITURE, - CARPETS,
II BEDDING,
AT oFARRELL's, ~ KlGHTH AyRNUK.
- CORNER OF 2JIH ST.
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY or MONTHLY.
JyURNITURR, carpets. and bedding. the largest
Il sssortinent and the lowest prices for cash or ON
weekly or monthly payments, at
II. NJ. COMPREHENSIVE i5s Chatham st.
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w carpets, furniture. bedding, dc. prices lower
than any house Ia the city.
DEAlY CU'NNINGHAM
3Si and $50 50 aV, near 2sth II,
The sun., 1872-03-13

oAh OFFICE.-MoHcy % loau on diamonds ard
i jeuclD by WM CANNON, S chatham o.
The sun., 1872-03-13
AutiiOn notitts.

-.--.--- Anthou Poll(ts
RURDETT Il DE>NI-lRH. auctoneers. FL
- ecutOrs sale Of grntcel furniture, Thursday
March H. at 10 o'clock A NJ At ii6 "a Parlur and
bedroom furniture sofas and chairs In scarlet damask
large Oval French plate mirrors. ood piano
wood, black walnut and mahogany bedsteAds dressing
bureaus TO match hair mattresses feather beds pillows
ana bosters chairs tables WashsAnds, carpets, crock
cry and glassware snd general assortment Of Kitchen
utensils. Cstslogues ~ sale.