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rltber slow, about dozen having been ship2e I
during the week. There have been, howe ger
number of inquiries as to time, &C, m 'de.
and il is probable that all the men needed vii
be speedily obtained.
ACTIVITY IN THE WAR eFPICE.
1t seems not TO be generally known that there
have been preparations quietly going on under
the direction of the Secretary of War, placing
our arsenals in condition to supply the wants of
an army in the field in case of war, and looking
10 the condition of the armament of our fortii-
cations for the successful defence of our harbOrs
against hostile attack by iron clads. The ord
nance department of the army is at this mo-
ment in most active preparation for a state of
war, and Is ready TO supply an army with entire
equipment of war material, including the most
approved breech-loading arms, and field and
siege batteries of artillery with every kind OF
ammunition. The telegraph has been vigorously
used, urging forward every preparation to the
ful' extent OF ordnance appropriations, and ord
nance officers are fully alive to the gravity OF
the occasion and to the necessity tor ample
preparation TO meet all demands should war be
the result OF our present complications. While
from the nature of the case the navy had to
take the active Initiative, the War department
is fully up TO the crisis in quiet preparation for
the future.
Are Spanish Spies at work?
The following dispatch was received at the
Navy department TO day:
CoMMANDANT's OFFICE,
NEW LONDON, CONN, Nov. 20, 1874.
SlR:-I deem it OF sufficient significance to
inform the department that last night about p
m. two men representing themselves as naval
engineers appeared at this station and directed
the Waterman on duty to furnish them with q
lamp, as they wished to visit the L. s, shit
Dictator, but not having pass from the com.
mandant they were refused permission and were
referred to the boatswain, living at the station
About an hour later they reappeared with a
light, and with the evident intention of gong or
board the Dictator. Upon being stopped they
fired upon the Waterman and ran. Their fir.
was returned by the Waterman, who pursued
them, but without effecting their arrest.
Very respectfully,
REID WERDEN, COmmandaut.
Hon. George NJ RObeSOH, Secretary Of Macy, Wash
iHgtoR, ID. C..
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y GIRL SHOT BY BOY.-On Thursday MORN
ing JohEstOwn was treated to a mild shooting
sensation. young girl, named Belinda Lowry
employed in house on Market street, was
scrabbing the stairs, when Daniel Ferguson, a
lad y years Of age, came in with a revolver OF
which two barrels we're loaded. The girl ac-
cusCd him OF "smOuchiDg" a pie, which the
young man vehemently denied, at the same
time cooking the weapon, and saying, am
shoot you." The girl said "you wouldn't sure
ly,'' when he drew a bead and fired. The bat
let entered the girls check, passed through her
palate and into the stomach. The girl Is in a
very critical condition, and the boy is sorry
now. There has been no effort made to arrest
the bow itfybury GHesfie
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Close Of the BiiIiard Cortes,

CHiCAco, November 22-The game 81 bn-
haras last night between Chassy and q arni,,r
was won by the latter In the f0rty-g-sf fnninE
The score Was g Gnier, 80. Chsssy, ~ Car
nier takes the FIRST prtre Ubassv the sAron1
G. Dion the third, nsly the fourth. aud y. n.or,
the hnh.
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FESTIVALS
81. MARk s EPIscoPAL CHrRcE

~. MAIN EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
CAPITOL HILL
The Ladies 4 this CONGREGATION as.i.,., - -
ing on the debt still due on th- church In hspq
tngton Eall' corner Of pennsyiyan. sTs Ne az a,
street southeast. IL Will open on Tha1ksSiyi5r
Day al p N. Continuing for three davS oSsoin>>
A. the same hoGr. TAs railroad havinF been eoi,.
Fietet the svcnue cars pass tha doors
Az persons interested in chnrch extension ar
earnestly invited 20 aid them in their Effort
Donations in money, refFe-nmeuts or Other ar.f.
cles can be teff With the f1ll1vrfsz la4ies.@ -
Gen. Esstma~, No l23i h street northwest: p
Jane Farnbsm. iO3 street northwest Geo II
nCCsrtee, SO2 III street Mrs.. Bf stone, cor ~
ard 18th street northwest. aoviS-eosx
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ZEE BLESS ACTRESS,
MAGGIE MITCH Eli.
w THEAFER COMIoUE.
w lin StTeet, below Penna. Axe.ne

ONE WEFk AND MATINEEs
CsnWtLClng MONDAY ENENISG, Noy 2tth
The yCUng American Actor,
DANlLL =. RALTON,
Ii the great SsE at onsi Drama in i've acts Of
80 WILD FILL
o., I'm lev and > artIng Effects, s. snery, &c.
The kIug Cf BsuIoists,
Mr.. SAM re WE'RE,
The srestsst hi plan Comedian living
Inc Great Champion SInz ard Dance Men,
-CULBYER BROTHERS.
nan and EDDIE
List week Of " The AtTieI King" Mr. FRANK
SlBBoES. The Charming Scottish Nightingale,
Miss AGNES SUTHERLAND. The great Versa
illsts, bAGAN and EDWARDS. The pleasing
DsIs. use and Coincidence. Miss LAURA DE
gLAlkE The fsyOrite actor, GEO. ". THOMP-
SUN. The accomplished and fivOTite Actress aud
vocalist, Miss CARRIE AVERY. Messrs. d. s.
HODGES, X. BUCKLEY, and z. HARRISON.
Lhe MystIe change Ar,isIe, Mr. ED BANKER
misSsS BELLE MARTIN, KATE BELMONT ard
MAh1 CLAIRE AID oar StUpea tcus Company, in
the best Bill Of the Sc son
A ~ PEhB Mon ELY ENTERT AINNENT.
~ Grand CCmpltmertsFy Beuent to GEORG L
W THOMPSON, on FRIDAY, Nov. 18th
81 Grand III AEhSGIVING DAY MATINEE,
Nov. 2;h.
SATURDAY.
500 in Silver distributed Mighty grstuitau.ly
aud impsrtialiy. nov2l.tr
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SPECIE FOR INV YORK.
LONDON. Move mber 2a.-Three hsnsirsf rhon.
sand do lars IN bullion were SHIPPED nom f.ir-
erpOol FOR New York today.
THE SEw FRENCH CABINET.
PARIS, November 12-The Cabinet all pral,-
ably be reorganized to-day. n u understood
that the Duke de BrOgiie. minister OF foreign
ansirS; Msgue, minister OF finance. aud De-
yegligny, minister OF public works, vii remain.
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LECTURES.

ESICkES Al UNION N. \. UHURCH, arl.
IS L. POCLSON cf Baltimore.
describing the principal mod MS and s-sr,s Of a
months tTay-i through the most interesting
parts OF Europe Tickets fIr the corirse az i've Ie
luz, eng lectuIr, . eents-t5 be hal a. The
stcT.s 81 Warren ChOat-. Vernon Row; \ Tay o.
,etsi and -uih sire cts. ard Eulory Baxter. 1870
"a aNeiue Cctnuencu ~ 2ith instant az - O'CLOCK
isib III s5N ~. ms anne hour December an Sth,
- eL-u ~. navfq . u
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-It is now considered al
most certain that the heading between the
center and west shafts Of the HOosac Tunnel
will meet on Thanksgiving Day. Only 100 feet
remain TO be opened. Ceremonies of some
nature will mark the event. A great deaf OF
work still remains TO be done, however. before
the tunnel can be used. The calculation now
is to finish the tunnel and approaches, so
that the first train can be run through on the
81 ~ .Iuly
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Miscellaneous Notes,


says the Didrio says: "We do not consider il
within the bounds Of justice or reason that war
should result from the capture of the Virginius
and its legal consequences, but if a conflict
comes, let US emulate the examples of Carthage,
NUmanisa, and Saguntum, and make the
Spanish race in Cuba the admiration OF the
American hemisphere"
The TOz dc Cuba believes the question will b.
settled by diplomacy, nevertheless it praises
the activity Of the artillery and engineers IN
repairing the Notifications, which, it says, will
in short time be in perfect condition.
YOUTHFUL HERO.
Among the NiTEinlus captives mastered a
Santiago de Cuba was Hermini0 Quesadl, a
son of Gen. Quesada. Previous to the slilinE
Of the NirgiuiUS he wrote a farewell letter 70
his family, in which he says Ii | should
happen to fall into the hands of Spain 1 will die
with the courage belonging 20 nv family
The young man was educated in a military
school near Philadelphia, whence, about year
ago, at the age of seventeen, he was sent TO
Paris to complete his education. He left Paris
father in explanation that the place for General
Quesadas son was on the field of battle.
ENGLAND TO REMAIN INACTIVE.
dispatch from this city TO the n. Y. Herald
says:-The British Minister, Sir Edward Thorn
ton, to-day received a dispatch from his gov
eminent to the fleet that IL was not the purpose
of the government to make any disposition of
its naval forces until there was fuller evidence
of the need OF a demand upon the part of Great
Britain TO protect the interests Of its subjects.
NOT ALLOWED ON BOARD.
Messrs. Elan. Handy and Cowardin, of Rich
mond, Va, the correspondents of the New
York papers, who had expected to 90 out to
Cuba on the flagship Worcester, were refused
passage.
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The Postmaster GeneraI's Report.

The forthcoming annual report of the Post
master General will show that the revenues Of
the department for the fiscal year ending June
], 1873, were 500 $685. H. and expenditures of ali
kinds were S29 1884 ,9I5. The estimated expend-
lures for the year $50 $50 ,9 9l2, the total
revenues 500, ok, 549, leaving a deficiency to be
appropriated out OF the general treasury OF
Si,t36,3e5. This does not include 81 ,225OO0 for
mail service between San Francisco and Japan
and China, and between the United States and
BraZi, and between San Francisco and the
Sandwich Islands. The Postmaster General
req eats his recommendation for the
PREPAYMENT OF POSTAGE on NEWSPAPERS
and other matter OF the second class by the
weight of packages rather than by the present
system. So marked would be the imprOv ement
IN collecting under this plan, he believes the
department could safely consent, in case OF its
adoption, to a reduction in newspaper rates OF
forty per cent. on present prices. He further
recommends that on all matter Of the third class
the postage be made uniform at one per cent.
for each two ounces or fraction thereof, and the
maximum weight of packages increased to four
pounds; also, that any person be permitted with
out aCd tOnal charge TO write form of preSen-
tatiOn in any book, pamphlet, magazine, period
ical OF other matter OF the third class; and also
that the sender OF any package be permitted
without additional charge to write his or her
name and address on the outside thereof, with
the word from above OF preceding the same,
20 a. to inform the person addressed Of the name
OF the sender, and to write briefly on any pack
age the number and name OF the articles en-
closed.
Et@IAL sANiN6S BANKS AND THE POSTAL
TELEGRAPH.
The Postmaster General at some length rec
CmmeIds postal savings repositories, and urges
the assumption by the government of the con
tTOl of the telegraph. y government p0sta
telegraph is the only means by which the full
benefit of this great invention can be secured.
for wherever the telegraph is under government
M ma cement It is operated at its minimum
cost. and the people received the benefit in low
/ rates of transmission and greatly extended IA
| cilities. He recommends that provision be made
hul "a
postal telegraph, and for the construction OF ali
| such lines as may be needed under the direc-
| ton of competent officers of the engineer corps
/ of the army. The experience they acquired
| duIing the war of the rebellion would enable
| them 10 do the work in the most economical
/ and satisfactory manner.
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NEW OPERA HOUSE.

LAST NIGHT
'hs A MR. 'DoT YSifrii'J MURRAY.
WILLY NELLY MATINEE
WILLY REILLY TO-DAY
WILLY BELLY At
WILLY REILLY CHEAP PRICES.
At NIGHT
LAST TIME OF GOLDEN BTBBLE.
LAST TIME OF CHARLES O'MALLEF.
LAST TIME or GOLDEN BIZ BIBLE.
LAST TINE OF NIOkEY FREE.
LAST TINE OF DOMINIOK MURRAY.
LAST TIME OF CHARLES O'MALLEY.
MONDAY NOV. 24-THAkSGIyING WEEK.
Imst snpesrarce in Washington Of LITTLE
hElL, The CALIFORNIA DIAMOND, in FL
EfIIA, THE FIRE WAlF. noy72
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IRVING SENT TO THE ToMBs-John T.
Irving, who confessed his completely in the
murder of BENJAMIN Nathan, and who was
taken from San Francisco TO New York, was
transferred from police headquarters to the
Tombs on Thursday last. The statements made
by Irving was so plausible that all 10 whom the
confession was made known were deceived by
1t. A careful inquiry by the detectives. how
ever, soon revealed the painful fact that there
was no truth whatever in any part of his story
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stakeholder in the Allen and Hogan prize
light, has paid over TO Hogan 81 600 Thursday
night, and yesterday the suits against him
were Withdrawn, and he left Omaha for 81
Louie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-22

STYLES THE NEWEST.
WORKMANSHIP THE BEST.
TRIMMINGS THE FINEST
ALL GOODS
THOROUGHLY SHRUNK.
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James ii. IngersolI, Tammany's chair
maser. mas been committed TO the Tombs to
await trial.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


II THANKSGIVING TREAT.
COME and kNJOY IT.
A Grand Concert " III b. civFu hV the
ODD FELLOWS CHOIR
81 this city, the sirst Methodist Protestant
Church. corner q 5th ct Virginia avenue
southeast, On WEDN ESpAY NIGHT, Nov. 26t h 4,
1ss3, for the benefit Of said Church. Met1erOtt's
CeIsbIsfsd Piano will he used for the &C sason.
Price OftICkesa, So ;Chldren under II Years, 25c.
Doors open at O'clk, commence at 7ts- noy22-4t
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IKN DEG REFS BELOW ZERO, AND EIGHTEEN
INCHES OF SSOw.-Nsvigafion l. substsntiaily
50 'pended on the Champlsin canal, north of
Mechanicsyille, n. Y. The thermometer midi
Gated ten degrees below zero. There are sigh-
teen inches Of snow on the ground.
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NATIONAL rHEATER.

cole LESSEE AND MANAG ER-........J. @. SAvILLE.
The Management takes pleasure in announcing to
his patrons ard he public that the opening Of this
rev and beastiful Temple Of Amusement mas been
appointed for
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER L,
when he ia hay the honor Of presenting for their
consideration
A GALAXY OF TALENT
never surpassed ~ this city.
Ire Inaugural Performances will be given by the
PEERLESS ACTRESS,
MAGGIE MITCHELL,
supported b. a Company Of Superior Artists .
selected from the leading Theaters Of the United
- Further particulars in future announce
beht~. noV12
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A. g. GosS RELEASED ON BAIL.-YesterIay
morning, Frank z. Stevens, esq, counsel for
a. &. GOsS, presented for conspiracy 10 detraud
the Mutual. Continental and knickerboe ker
Lie Insurance companies of New York. and
Travellers and Accident Life Insurance COM
Fany, Of Hartford, Conn, out of SOS. 900, as al
ready noticed in the Gazette, had a conference
with his honor, Judge Gilmor, and succeeded
IN having the bail reduced from 500 900 TO
$1,000. Messrs. David Arden and Theodore
hottu became his bOndsmen, and he was ac-
cnrdinely released from the jail. He then re-
turned 70 his work at the establishment of
"essts' stevens \ Co.-BdittmOre Ga=site, 22d.
LuCETTE MEYERS, the witness in the Good-
Iieh murder case, who has been confined in the
haymond-street jail, New York, for the last
TWO months, was discharged by Judge barnard
ID. the court OF oyer end terminer, YESTERDAY
morning, on the recommendation or District
Attorney Britton. The ground for her release
was ner many conflicting confessions, and
me osilef that the last one Is the true one, viz
that she knew nothing at ali about the mr.
der. '"S IN IA
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WHIT
He PEoPI

THE PEOPLE
ARE TALKIN ABOU T.
liable BROS
RED JCED PRICE LIST
THEY FIND
THAT WE ARE LITERALLY
SELLING
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gan explosion with terrible loss OF life, took
place in an English colliery yesterday. Twenty
i've were killed and wounded.
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He TRIAL OF OSCAR LITTLE-The Clarke
Courier says; The trial of Oscar Little, JOINTLY
inUiSteu WIN i-yeufgus In the county court of
Clarke, for the murder Of their hrofhar Gin
ton Little, commenced on Tuesday IN the cir
cult OF Frederick county, Judge Turner pre-
sidlhg' Inc same counsel employed % defend
the same prosecution viii be assisted by the
commemorative attorney of Frederick county
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AN ADDITIONAL JUDICIAL DIsTRICT IN
TExAs.-ApplicatiOn will be made 10 the next
Congress 10 create an additional United States
Judicial District in Texas. IL is proposed to
carve the new district, which will be third, out
of the northwestern portion of the state in such
way that it would comprehend thirty cOun-
ties, comprising population Of 100000.
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PERsONAL.-Amongt the arrivals at the Eb-
bItt House are Hons. j. VI. ThOrnburgh and
VIM. Rule, of Tennessee; Col. E. T. Bridges,
Chicago; COmmodores F. A. Parker and K. L
Pbytbian and family, U. 5. n. '.'' VIM. Or
ton, New York; +. X. CLARK, L. s. N. NJ. f.
Avery, Chicago, and A. Woeikof, Russia, are
at Wizards. 49, Hon. james Wilson of Iowa.
is at the St. James Hotel '''' John j.. McEI-
hone, chief OF the House reporters OF the Con-
gressional record, has established himself in the
city for the winter. - Judge Holt is soon to
reply to ex-PTesident JohnsOn's Surratt letter.
SO" Mrs. Schuyler COlfaN is in Baltimore, and
reports that eX-NIce President Colfax is in ex-
celent health and spirits. '''' Col, L. g. B5us
dinot, Of the Cherokee nation, Is in town, after
very successful lecture tour upon the Indian
question. He Is n natural orator, and has also
the advantage Of fully understanding his sub
ject.
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liable BROTHERS,
Merchant TaIlors and Fine Ci0thIers,
nov2ltr Corner 7th ara % streets.
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JUDGE EDWARDS PIERRRPoNT, of New York
Ind an interview with the Postmaster General
to-day, it is understood in the interest of the
White Star steamship line which has the con
tract for carrying the European mails between
New York and Liverpool.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL REvEEUE-rhe receipts from th .
source to-day were s22s. O29i6.

REAR ADMIRAL JOSEPH SMITH, L. s. ",
father of our monitor iotilla in the late rebel
lion, is lying very i'll at his residence, on 9th
street, near Massachusetts, avenue, in this city.
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THE rs. c." CHECK AGAIN.-Mr. john 7.
Drew, in a letter to the Chicago Journal, says
that the money orthe celebrated "sI 200 S. c. or
bearer" check was paid over by MIR. Ames.
after he drew it, to Amos B. Merrill, who had
been managing southern cotton claim for Mr..
Ames. He says Mr.. Ames relied much on brief
memoranda, and that the letters as. c." meant
southern cotton" subsequently he forgot
what they did mean, and concluded that the
check belonged among the dividend checks"
while in reality it went to pay an honorable
debt due his counsel.
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THB PUNISHED STATEMENT that the Vice
President has given up his old rooms at the
Washington House and intends to reside on
Capitol Hill during the coming session must be
an error, for we are reliably Informed that he
has signified to the proprietor of the Washing
ton House his intention of returning ere, and
up to the present writing has said nothing to
the contrary. His rooms have been handsomely
refuTnished and are now in readiness to receive
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ONE

IF fully SATISFIED
Buy!
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y Il MIC PRIC Is.
Pa MIC PRICES.
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PANIC PRICES.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
Tits Afternoons Dtspafehes
WAR OR PEACE2

Interviews Between SIckle>
and the Spanish Authorities.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-01

Thin party, ito street urohin,) 'Boy,
ing me for?" The youagster casts q
knowing look at him, and readily re-
plies. "Guess he takes you for a boner'
The editor OF the Blakely {Ga.) Ners
grows eloquent over the prospect that a
baker will soon settle there. He says:
"Give US the muffin and you shall have
the puf1n'."
A .roor family in Pittsburg lately
bought five camel's hair shawls at So, 900
apiece. They wanted garments that
would be warm and comfortable. and did
not care for show.
One who pretends to know. says OF
courtship, that it is ludicrous enough; he
calls it "the skirmish before the regular
battle begins"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-01
Special Not1oes,


THs HUMAN FORM DIvINE.-That sad havoc
Sorofula tnhicts on the human system. How
rheumatism distorts tho frame. What misery
the intudicious use OF Calomel entails. How
sad the effects Of Syphilis transmitted from
parent to child. Would you avoid these ter
Ii6le af1ictions, fail not to use DIR. TUFTS
eARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS DELIG 1T.
It penetrates every fibre Of tho syatem, even
into the bones, and eradicates every trace OF
disease.
NATURES REaIEDY.-The medicinal virtues
OF the Roots, Herbs and Barks which are con.
tanned In DIR. TUFTS SARSAPARILLA AND
QUEENS DELIGHT in a concentrated form
possess powerful Alternative properties for tho
cure OF Scrofula, Ulcers, Tumors, Mercurial
and Syphiito affections, Skin diseases,
Rheumatism, and all maladiee resulting from
!epraved bleod. It is free from all Violent
minerals. April 20 1871
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.-Hapn
relief for young men from the effects Of errors
and abuses in carly lilo. Manhood restored.
1mpediments to Marriage removed. New me-
thod OF treatment. New and remarkable re-
medies. Books and Circulars sent FREQ, in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, No. South Ninth street, philadel-
phia. Pa.--an institution having high repu-
tation for honorable conduct and professional
ak1l. Mar a 3m
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BUILDERS DEPOT,
No. o4 Church Street,
Three doors North Of Broad, Charleston. s. C.
E. n. GRIMKE. Proprietor.

Lime, Laths, State, Garden Eases, Pressed
and Fire Bricks. Cement, Hair, Shin
gles, Hanging Baskets, Flag Stones,
Land and Caicined Plaster, Nails, Tile,
Chimney Tops, Drain Pipe, &c., Mar-
dle and Mar5leized Mantcls.
I. Q. Box 374 Charleston, s. O., April Is, 1873
TtaE undersigned bogs leave to inform his
Il friends and customers, that he has been
appointed Agent for tho sale of Messrs,
CARLTON, NORWOOD & CO.'S celebrated
brand Of ROCKPORT LIME, formerly repre-
and now offers for sale cargo of superior
quality, which will be disposed Of on tho most
reasonable terms
=, Orders for any quantity, from ono to one
satisfaction guaranteed. E. nj. GRIMKE.
April % ia
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nN the Brenkfast, Luncheon, Dinner
~ and Supper Table, LEA l. PERKINS,
bio. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York.
Oct 20 f1y Agents for the United States.
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r, a CERTAIN CURE YoR CAIl1s AND FEVER
First { axe the Blood and Liver Pills. to work
Oft tho bile and purify the blood; three or
Tour VII! be sufficient. Then take a table.
spoonful Of IiE1NITSn'S CHILL CURE. It
has bccn.ricd: We know il.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-01

Three Choice Pieces of Land for Sale.
FIETY, sizty and gixty.throe acres, one.
H. third in woods on each tract; admirably
suited for truck farm, corn or cotton; sandy
soil with olay foundation. The largest tract
grind and gin. The above property is Just
one mile from town, on the Wiunsboro road,
For particulars, apply to
April 22f SEIBEIS g. EZEIL.
II not sold privately, will Be sold at public
auction on sale-dRy in MAY,