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Isorrcspondence Of the Richmond DisIsafcl,.l
- CoLrMB1A, s. c., September IA 1879.
since my last letter the political situation
pms changed but fitsle In this State. The
Hon. % i. j. Moses and his gang feebly DENY
the charges OF past dishonesty which, the
OFr party urge against them, and promise a
new departure" In which retrcnchnent of
expenses and reduction of taxes will be a
DISTINGUISHING feature. Bat no filth can be
placed IN the campaign pledges of such DO
litical cormorants. They are after the
" lesh-pots," and from present appearances
TIC votes of the often-deceyed negroes of
the state will enable the "ring" to riot on
the peoples money during another term.
say present appearances indicate such
result. but there is slight hope that the f,ivi-
SION III the Radical party may work n change.
The warfare between the l,adcrs of tho p,.
posing ,:n@s may oi~u IL way for the Liberal
Republicans 10 move to the front, and with
the assistance OF the Democrats to elect men
whose integrity will guarantee Oh honest adj
mlnistration OF the State Government.
An Executive OF the Governor Walker
mould would prove blessing to this Scott.
oppressed State.
Our Judiciary, too, wants remode|ling.
The ignorance Of one of the Judges of the
supreme Court Of the State is illustrated BY
his inquiring at Il Columbia bookstore for Il
law S"-ios-sory. The said Judge is a color
cd graduate of Uberlin College, Ohio.
\ good story is told of coorcd witness
in Il case tiled before Lee, Il Circuit Court
Judge Of this STATE.
Samho was permitted by the opposing
lawyers 10 tell his story after the fashion of
his kind. lie felt and expressed himself
duly grateful TO ode white gcmman" for
the permission. rs he said che gwine to git
hiSScf all tied up IF da didn't lcf i'm tell wot
hc nocd in his own WA" After counsel had
concluded. Judge Lee asked Sambo some
question bearing upon his testimony. SanIbo
mad" Il ram-likc motion in the direction of
the Judge. and exclaimed, "Now, nigga. you
.jist shct up; de white gemnan done AK me
dat aio. You fool along wild me, Ill gin you,
nigga Here he wound up Ivy another
hilly-goat gesture in the direction Of the
Disconnected Judge.
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THE COLLISION IN HAMPTON RoADs.-Thc
collision in Hampton Roads between the
steamer Evermln. from Philadelphia, and the
bark Eliza and Maria, of Jersey, England,
from Santos, Brazil, with coffee Tor orders.
has been mentioned. The steamers officers
make the following statement
"Thc ship was coming in OH her usual
trip from Philadelphia to this port. Passed
Fortre Monroeand the Rip-liapS with wind
south southeast, the night dark, and weather
thick, and had just lowered the .iib, when he
made out !; vessel directly ahead with her
lights up. Changed the course Of the ves>,
and passed her on the StarhOard side. Al
most Immediately afterwards saw another
vessel, with no lights up is he could see,
almost under the bows of the steamer.
Rang the bell to stop the engine and then To
reverse it. but the ship had on so much
Roadway and the i!ood-tide running SO
strong that she could not be stopped, and In
moment the vessel ahead was run into.
Heard the hail Of the captain of the bark,
laid by us requested, and took the captain
and clcw on board, and brought them to this
city"
Those on board the bark claim that she
went down with both lights burning. The
loss on her cargo is Sll0,oo0. The propeller
struck the bark about midships on the port
side, causing her to fill and sink in eight
minutes. The captain and crew, with the
wife of the captain, had barely time to lower
the boat, which was up at the davits, and get
into il when the bark kecled over and sunk;
IN twelve i,.thomS water.
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n,cnins oG Hampton Sydney College
opd Iuiou Theological Seminary

r.rrr,,t~nu,l.uct. uf the richmond pl>1lrhI
IAvrpY< SYDNEy. september l.. 1872.
Roth Of III" literary institutions of this
,,rc.nunorcd seat Of Observation-Disclosures
sydney Coll,-, and Union Theological Semi
MIR nave ninucd with AN increase of stu
! ~. ever last :. >>iou. II is supposed there
niG he. larger number at the Seminary tlmn
rn,, hac,,rr had before. Thcir meeting
ro.,,l, i, much >;tddcncd by the absence nt
,lr.r hrINrd l,Iuw-studcu' Mr.. Joseph y.
Price, who during the summer was suddenly
called from his work below TO n more glo-
rou, one on high. Appropriate resolutions.
ryire>,!vc Of their sorrow for his departure
and sympathy with his berc@vcd parent. have
lcen drafted and sent to the Presbyterian
r1p,i # The South.
Tbuu.h the regular course Of study at
Hqmpl,n sydney College has been honorc0
IS nearly a ccnttry'> successful Use we are
.1id 10 sec that German and French have
hrrn added. These branches will be taught
M Professors Blair and Hogc. The last
mentioned Gentleman enters this session, for
III" fri time, upon his duties AS professor Of
GrcrS. having graduated last year in hi> DC
ltutmtnt at the University ct Virginia. He
nrrra>r> daily III popularity with students
.u& citizens. UAMrpEN.
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GENERAL SICKLrS'S LITTER FOR GRANT
General Daniel T.. Sickcs has written Il letter
from Madrid to the Pittsburgh Convention.
in which he recitcS his reasons for support
in" Grant. He denies that there is any need
ot reconciliation, since everybody has been
forgiven who has asked to be, and thinks
that "ncithcr honor nor duty demand more
than has been magnaImot,sly given to those
who conlrivcd the ruin and disgrace Of their
country" Mr.. Greeley, although gifted
with remarkable talents. is net, in the Gen
Gals estimation. tit for tie Presidency; al
though powerful AZ an agilator, he has no
aptitude for the direction Of affairs; he lacks
1cnacity of purpose. and is deficient III !oTti-
:Idc. The General asserts that the new is>ti-
tutionS Of the Republic are safe only i'll the
bands OF the party which created them, and
.k~clalc< that i; is impossible to "scparate
ssar i>suc> of tie da! from the issues of the
sal" Then he cXilGrt> his " comrades 10
4Ote for Grant.
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oe the Campaign I'm Lnnct.
",urr--stoues acknowledgements
- pronuf zasi0u.
fi'e" ,..rcc vt Tho Richmond Dispatch

five '>Sn.,tnce of Tho Richmond Dispatchl
''"'' 1rxrysuRG, September IL, 1872.
80, very large attendance ut our
Monday. Our clcctor, Colonel L.
co"t u..;nnrv. was on hand and delivered
W. Tho most impressive and telling
"m ,,- we lave listened to in many long
III, evoke more than two hours to =
DAY a'd;cnrr OF both white and colorcd,
arg ,'" hin, their undivided attention, ill.,
WIZ ~,,5 occasionally Ivy rnuSng cheers FOR
'HIul,, a,5 Brown. The Colonel paid his
"'''' n,,y.c;allv to Mr.. S'o"rll, who was
nr'l",,, and hcttcr specimen of artistic
N,S@,'",', WAS never witnessed. The VIC
'A, IS.,,Ec)N r>>s,ed 10 leave several times,
~, WAS 50 hland!y and earnestly entreated
~ w. me .peskrr to remain that he conclnoeo,
,:o ~, >5p,to e. that 1t would be rude breach
~ nolitencSs 10 80.
-. ' snd adopted the following resolution:
"'N r>s,JrD4. That We. the conservatives of
,h,r., in meeting assembled, being
'"', t,T ,b1t 4 convention for the purpose OF
-, nominee C"r Congress in the field Is
's..,,-..,t gr,.y,t.tGiy request that the c"n-
, ,n,,r, al tie state Executive Com
'.','.' :, hi. District cail such convention
'..r,,,. ,,,I.,. ana ihat we suggest burke
;.,, ,I,,. pl.n,., and September 10th as the
' N.'" .,J ;;Iqt the several tow n>hipS of the
, ,,, appoint delegates to said convention.
Tyr.r.iIpan Lewiston township appointed
N, following delegates:
r.. lo,rihcmC.--nr. Henry May and
c,nr,,I >:ih Boiling.
J,~ knu,hf d rjtrcr'S MN.-W William \.
Liam, t..nru1 " Hardy.
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\ contemporary publishes the following

\ contemporary publishes the following
matrimonial Statistics: Shakespeare was mar
ried 1T IS Dante, Franklin. and Bulwcr, al
81; keplcr, Mozart. and Waller Scott, at 70
Washington, Napoleon l., and Byron, at -
KOssini, the first time at 80, and the second
time at ID: Schiller and Weber, at 81; Aris-
tophancs, at Sc; wellington, ut 50; Talma
at 80; Luther, at ~: Addison, at Al
Young. at IL; Swift, at 40: Button, ut 30
and Goethe at 81.
General Samuel Williams, prominent in
the war in 1872, died recently at Mt. Stcr-
ling, Ind.
Man over-borcd-an editor.
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ao afoasssrss sD,,spxsfes sEA The
Norfolk a,o,ss1as speaking Of she man
VINO was arrested with Forester thesburg-
lar, in Washington, says:
We learn sfsoia the Immigration agent
mere tsiat this tnn1, Jensen arrived II. Norfolk
by one OF the :. Gamers Of the Allan Line in
March last, and was then In snarcl, tf EN-.
ployment rs gardener, ard that he afforded
him all the information and mid In his poyer
to enable him to do so; and that subsequent
~ ne went to Baltimore, 'and then returned
again to Norfolk, where he lost sight of him
entirely.
"About the LIST Of July it win be remem-
bered that two gentlemen OF rather foreign
exterior opened what they called !'The
Novelty Gift Enterprise on Main street,
which They carried on for some time to mp.
parcntiy good advantage. The name Of this
new specuial,ns firm was 'L;urette Fix
We'll, whom we suppose would have vet
llcurlshed under this patrician-iike append
age had not the Mayor put nm end to their
mercantile luct,bations by giving them a
civil hint to secede. The establishment soon
closed, and the iiiustrious proprietors are
supposed to have been the yeritable For.
roster and Jensen lately arrested In WISH
ington, as the circumstances of their arrest
were made known only a few days after they
apparently left Norfolk.
" Forester has been known to have been
lurking about the South fugitive from jus
Iicc, especially Louisiana, and the statement
OF Jensen is not unlikely that he met him in
Norfolk, whittier he had likely wandered on
his way North.
I" curious link in Jensen's case Is the fact
Ola p'ckc!-hook having been picked up q few
days since in this city. which now remains
in the hands of the Mayor for Identification.
The pockct-book contained papers the pro-
perry of u man named Jensen F.; slips Of news
papers regarding emigration several letters
Zone i'll Frcnch). and memoranda of various
kinds. On the 10th Of July he seems to have
pawncd case OF instruments, and on the
30th of the same month a mcerschaum pine
aud knife. The lottery business does not
seem to have been paying one after all to
this speculative Scandinavian, but from yari-
GUS inquiries we have made about his cha
racter his stay at Norfolk seems to have been
more lucrative to the liquor dealers than to
any other portion of our inhabitants"
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One OF SnERIDAN's MEN.-The notorious
ClllSeret, the cX-delegate of war of the Paris
Commune. who is now living prccariousty
somewhere in obscurity, has been condemns
ed TO death by Il court-martial Mt Versailles
for refusing to come forward and answer the
charges against him. Clllseret will probably
give a wide berth to la beHe France here
after. lis he has found it more pcrilous
piece Of business to burn buildings in Paris
than 10 insult women and destroy property
rs he did during our civil war in the Valley
OF Virginia. Hcnrelorth, like the sword ol
Danloces, the gittcring knife nj the suiIlo-
tine will be ever before his eyes, aud he
must be wary lest it should some day de-
Sccnd upon his neck.
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TIE NEXT PRKE-FMur-E WARDS ANT
CHAMBERS Yesterday afternoon at
o'clock Mr.. William Edwards put in an ap.
pearance at the Clipper office to meet Mr.
Arthur Chambers and ali .nge for the coming
fight. Edwards was accompanied by James
Mace. Barney Aaron, Pooey Mace, Dooney
Harris. and others. They had not long to
whit, for MIR. Arthur Chambers arrived soon
afterwards, with George Scddons and Il few
more friends. Mr.. Harry Hill and several
other well-known sporting men were spect;l-
tors. The business was talked over and the
time Of the proposed f@ht debated. At
length April, 1863, w reed upon. Ed.
wards stakes S2,0Oi mbeIS's $1,000,
and Chambers put UP 600 for a strter
against the 500 before ."posired by Ed
wards. The articles were Ten signed. Mr..
Edwards sails for !iul re on Saturday in the
City of London. James Mace, Barney Aaron,
and Pooley Mace will 20 to England in the
steamer that carries Edwards. 1t is said that
before Edwards returns he will fight 4 noted
English lightweight, whose mime is familiar
to the fancy in New York.-Heto York SUI,
1SM, 1888 Is 49, s,.-.s ~
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THE JAPANESE TEAs.-It appears that the
japanese teas, which have lately become so
popular in California. possess some qualities
not heretofore discovered in the teas CT
China. \ certain DR.. Fulkcrson, of Santa
Rosa, in the aforementioned State, is au-
thority for the statement that small guam
tity of japanese tea proved sufficient to bring
four persons, including himself, almost to
deaths door. Immediately after breakfast
they were simultaneously seized with teri j.
BILE pains and vomiting. The doctor, hnyirg
examined the tea remaining in the package,
has found Il considerable quantity of arsenic.
The result is that the residents of Santa Rosa
have suddenly ceased to eXpatiate upon the
manifest superiority Of Japanese teas.
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How TO Maze IcE.-A rapid and cconom:-
cal method Tor the artificial production of ice
has been brought to the attention of the
Paris Academy Of Science. The process
consists in the evaporation of ether in cur
rent of air, which passes on through layer
OF coke or pumice stone constantly saturated
with sulphuric acid. The vapors are con-
denscd by the action of the machine itself
and the ether is aiterward reoained by diStil-
lation. The cost Of running is chiefly coal
in the diStilling process, and it is stated that
one pound of coal is sufficient to produce
from twenty-five to thirty pounds of ice.
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How NAPOLEON IS ANNOYED BY BoREs.-
1t is said that Napoleon Ill. finds it no easy
task to get sen mir and peace at the same time.
He went !, short time ago to Bagnor, and had
TO leave it on account Of Icing continually
n,obbed by the curious and vulgar. tie and
the Empress are now at Brighton; but they
can never appear in public without being
instantly surrounded by gazer,. Even ut
the British Association meeting, the other
day, they were not exempt from intrusive
impudcncc. They had no sooner taken their
seats than the yorappearcd, and first intro
duccd himself and then planted his wife
down beside the distinguished party. In
consequence of these annoyanccS the imperial
party contemplate another renewal.
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A JAPANESE OH FoGY.--One Simadz Sa
bicrz, a japanese fogy, has written n lette
to the Miliado, protesting against the pro
gre>Sive policy Of The Empire. He says tina
the fortunes of the country are declining
that the imperial line, which ought to las
forever, is in danger of falling into the vic
called Rcpublicanism, and that Japan viii
become Il dependency Of the Western barba
rims. That man ought TO have been in tn
late Louisville Convention.
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UEApLFss RoosTERs.--The San Francisco
Cuu, explaining how "hcadless roostefs
arc manufactured, says: "lnhuman men.
after experiment, are able to tell just how
much of ROSTERS head can be removed
without injuring the brain, and having as
certained this, they cut away all the front
part Of the poor animals head, leaving just
enough OF it to hold the brain which, our
readers know, Is in fowls very small. o.
course the poor creature suffers dreadfilliy
during tho remainder Of Its life, aud when il
dies another rooster is substituted and passed
OF ms the same bird"
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PRISTISG-OFFICE PERrLEMTIEs.-We have
been trying for two days to announce al
auction sale of SIX HUNDRED pieces Of heavy,
fine foreign woollens tomorrow. The first
day our printers made it sixty pieces, and
this morning the types refused TO chronicle
any number. We are trying it again for to.
morrow morning, but are not sanguinc OF
success. although tirst-class man has made
the correction, and at last adyices was astride
the form, watching it. without once stopping
to wink.-NcU York Journal Of Commerce.
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IHE FAILURES IN BALTIMoRE.-The mer-
camille community were yesterday much
shocked and the course of business very mu-
terally iDteriercd with 10y the announcement
of the suspension of no less than five large
mercantile firms, among whom was the great
importing and shipping house of NIcsSrs
Kirkland, Chase Il Co. The cause of this
wholesale suspension may be placed to losses
In grocery articles, principally coffee, and to
the business connections between the differ
ent firms. The failure of Messrs. Kirkland,
Chase & Co. was preceded By that of Messrs.
Lazear Brothers. and WAS followed by that
OF Messrs. j. e. Bridges Il Co., Mcssrs. Will
liam Bnyne & Co., and Messrs. A. A. Perry
& Co., all Of whom, with the exception OF
the last, were large wholesale dealers in
groceries. Messrs. Perry were engaged
in tie lumber business, principally in
cooperagc stock. The amount OF Il
liabilities of these firms is estimated
at nearly three millions of dollars, but it is
impossible to speak with certainty as to this
or Of the ultimate result of the disaster, III
tllough'it is generally believed that the sllS-
pension will only be temporary. and that the
majority it not all of these houses will speed
iy rcSi!me business. The gentlemen COM
posing these firms have personally and Is
merchants the respect of the entire com.
munity, and great sympathy is expressed for
them i'll their present unfortunate position,
and not a breath of suspicion has or it is hc-
iicrcd can be cast upon any one Of them.
The firm Of Kirkland, Chase & Co., it will
be remembered by most of our merchants.
were before compelled To suspend payment
in 1850, when they compromised with their
creditors for >crcn;y-fiyc cents in The dollar
and resumed business. They were soon
successful and ito their honor he it said}
paid in full every dollar of their liabiltics.--
Baltimore american.
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GEEAT COUNCIL OF Red MEN.--Thc Great
Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
was in session last week in Nashville, Tenn.
At a banquet given to the visiting Red Men
OH Wednesday night Representative Riley,
of Virginia, responded appropriately to The
toast "Our Guests" tie was chairman of
the Committee OH Constitution and Laws,
and is the Great incohOnee elect.
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Thc stump in Scott County.

correspondence "i lic kirliH"n" tl"Nal'li.J
Scott COrRTnovsr. EA..}
September T.. 1872.
ro,our Robert W. Hughes. Radical canni-
d3tc for Congress in this tNinth) district ;
CounH >loyaI. Radical state clcrlor; an'!
.'uagr Lindsey shoemaker. also Radical. OF
j'I0wlid~ county, spoke here OF Tuesday.
10Th instant. ans although they are the very
brightest Ea.;icfl I:;ltS in their States crew
'lry were met - Mr. :. Phleg;ar ana Cap
TIN f. hilir. OF Wythe. and were rather
roughly handled Ey both. Captain Blair is
an excellent >tnmprT, and would compete
mvolaly with any one who cont,ronts him.
II, pc,>,>s'. Ill the elements; ol iii Orator.
aad mod" II" bone, in telling Hughes, Ste
NH&,n. 81 their -in>. Greeley fer Prc>i-
dent 's'd Bowen for Congress is our ticket
III ~ru't. Yours. &c. SCOTT.
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rAvQrlER CoUsTY.-Thc Warrcntcn mde.

rAJQriER CoUSTY.-Thc WalTcntcn Indei
VI saturday has the following items:
"r'"'y Cluhs.-We arc grltiiictl to know
'l'' "rc"Icy clubs are being formed through.
''' III" county, and that the intelligence of
'',N community is arousing to the work de-
viewed upon it.
,No'.--A cotored woman named Piun, re-
'"''i'S t"o and Il half miles east OF Warren
wa, was shot one day thi, week with mus
~ Used shot just above the knee.
monument 10 MARI is proposed to raise
LUTHER sum for the erection Of mon,,.
MEM I,th' over the grave Of Captain John 9.
VAR, The FIRST southern soldier who lost his
He IN the war.
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Souri, CARoLISA PoL1r1os.-lt Is reported
that the Democrats of South Carolina have
united with the Moses wing of the Repuol.-
cans in, the support Of the Greeley anc
Brown ticket. This Is a significant move
nient, as Mr.. Moses Is nest likely TO pc
elected Governor, and the combination VIII
DO a very strong one IN the State.
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~, ALI or \ COPPER MISE IN FLOYD COUNTY.
,"t valuable copper mine in this county
h =, as the Turkey mine was sold by Mr..
g. a ~. ln>'on to a Baltimore company fol
t,'''V' The company have six months to
,.,, % Tue ore, and have now gone to work
n Wv, ont the tunnels, shafts. &r. So The
"'u n'Iie aud lis surroundings will ere long
~, ,"',c ihcir w"ntcd hustle and activity.
IVY" courthouse letter in LyachbUrG NcrS.
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o. Nhw 'ArIT0I. We are glad TO sec that
press oi lie Stale outside of Richmond
,., "'SinninS 10 agitate the subject OF new
T. "r'"i' We ought TO have bad one long ago.
W. ~ disgrace 10 the old Commonwealth.
"V noI: The very first act Of the next Lesis-
-" we VIII be TO pass The bill for the erection
. '''e new capitol Manassas Gazette.
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FACE CorSTY.-The Page Courier has the
ioilo"ies news:
Ha'-Si"rm.-That portion of our county
Nin% on Mill creek was visited on Monday
nat 10y severe hai-Storm, doing conSidcra-
'lc damage TO the fodder and other things.
hchyVUS. DR.. William +. BroadduS has
spent several days recently in Luray, during
Which he preached several fine sermons in
Inc Baptist church. Dr.. BroadCuS Was bap-
tAel here and here preached his first sermon
at least half century ago. Though feeble
III "fy his mind retains the vigor of youth,
and poS..r >>iuga very practical mind, his SER
mons are rich i'll uudyipg thought.
=, hraNM H0ly-A grand Grccl"y and
brown rally will be held at Luray on the
i"Ih Of September.
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syJsEs 9I,ssSalJt, srOpaccs,. "a. 4.


DER BARE TARpEIAN.
VIC are now landing per bark Tarprian,o OF our
sYouMsaEtT, s EniiNBURGH INDI4PALE AIE.
Y0INgER's EDiNBURGH DoVBEE STRONG
GUiNNfss's DUBLIN STOUT, bottled By Z. j.
Burke. 500
ALSO. s9F
BASS & co.'s PALE ale, bottled by Z. & G.
Hilbert. or LoutInn:
aLLSoP's Pal. Il ALE, bottled by r. & G.. Hib-
bert. OF London:
GUINNESS DUBLIN stout, bottled by L. &
&. Hilbert, of Londcn;
IIlHBERT's BROWN STOUT, bottled by e. s G..
Hilbert. OF London:
JULES ROBIN & CO.'S PALE md DARK COG
MAC BRANDY. OF various Yintages
The above goods are recommended 10 the trade rs
entirely reliable We prepared tn sell either In
h0nd or 'uy raid for currency gold. at prices as
low rs can lie afforded hy any American importer.
ic27 S G. TARDi L ca,
EINCH'S GOLDEN WEDDING, OLD
Il RYE WHISKEY. pure APPLE BRANDY.
JEFFEEi'S SPARKLING EDINBURGH ALE.
HlEBERT'S LOSDyE Il OWN STOUT, aud d
general assortment OF WINES aud LIQUORS, in
store and for sslo by ''.a..l
+. COURTNEY JENKINS.
No. 113 south Fourteenth street. below Cary.