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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-22
Change of Schedule on Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
WILMINGTON, n: O., June 18, 1873.
- III Ef TIE following SEIZED.

JUNE Is, instant: '!T
DAT EXPRESS raA1x-[DAILY
leaye Qpion Depot. Wilmington. y. 3.34 A N
LeRFe dloCence.. e..s.................. 8 81 a NJ
Arrive at Columbis. 8l6PM
Leave Columbia. a........,.,. 6 80 A a
Arrive 1T Florence. III so A III
Arrive At Union Depot, Wilmington, 5.15 p N
NIdaT EXPRESS TRA1N-[DAILY, SUNDAYS Lx-
cEPTID. ''-'
Leave Union Depot, Wilmington.... 545 n
Leave Florence. III 80 p n
Arrive at Columbia. 3.42 a Ii
Arrive at Augusta. ..... $40 4 n
Leave Augusta. 8 80 P II
Leave Columbia Observation-Disclosures. 10 86 p n
Arrive at Union Depot. Wilmington, 8.GG a II
Pasaen gers leaving Columbia on the 8 so A.
n. Train arrive in Richmond at 20 A. III. the
following day: Washington 1880 p. NJ, New
Those taking the 1896 P. II. Train ftcm
Columbia have choice Of routes at " Weldon,
either by tho Bay Line, arriving in Baltimore
mons =. % BY ss Al rail ne Rich
JAMES ANDERSON, Gen. Eupt.
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Notice to Druggists.

Notice to Druggists.
OFFICE CITY CLERK,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., juno II, 1878.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- tits cilice until TUESDAY, Juno 2i, for
the supplying ofMEDICINES Of to Aims House,
Hospital and INDECENT poor, for the year end
ing june |, 1915. By order Of Council
CHAS. BARNUM,
June12 City Clerk.
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The Doctors Recommend Seegers Beer
TNprefercncet 10 Lnndcn PorteraLd Scotch
L Ale. Why? They Ernw;t :s aEaduN crsttC
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ROSES HOTEL, COLUMBIA. r., q, .

Capitol OF
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WE have just received another supply Of
w these superior HOES. They operate
on an entirely different principle from the
common Hoe, and are the beet GAhDES, Cot
and De conrinced.
April JOHN AGNEW son.
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Change Of gchedule.
SoCTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMpAkY.
COLUMBIA, s, O.. Sept. c6. 1870

00IU11O1A1 % Os1 DePC. L61 167Z.
~ 4&4k to go into eject on
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SUPREME COURT SALE
IN PARTITION
Valuable Property for Sale
LINEOFTHE GRAND DRIVES
AND NEAR THE
New National Parade Ground
JAS. NJ. MILLER, Auctioneer.
viii sell
on WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2. 1873.

oeoet the Exchange ssTOoB No M BrosS under As
direction OF
NATHANIEL JARVIS. Eso.. Referee
The plot Of between TwobundTed ini Two
hundr snd6aeenh oontaiaing 7i30o the
Thompson Estate
on this nnsied At the Of n~ood mn large three 'ors
bk finished villa with haTlnr
all the hot and cold covered
ochsrc hacpny &c On eoot sTGe drawing AbrA
diniug with spsoas hai bgtrrs Ga
sond aoor four ADd t~O snail esr and other
On third noor The grounds handsomely lad
lava aoser and fteheu EArdeas containing ne
sgng stable caraghOuss With ad
caaensE sEd and ether
The Surrounding country
from tbs desirable ne not surpassed eqaaed By New
Island The to the Dyrk
Estate, and iucressng value daily
ssyenyeys o. purchase BOND and
MORTGAGE
Fer and sn particulars bqss Oscs q ASeuonesr No q
PiBssl, Es-fssk
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rOnu 1slanb Real estate for Sale.

A Spring, 1s73.-Now is the time to locate,
and No letter Opportunity vii - presented Than his tns
PfO oil GROUND l3i lS6 feet depth located
the to-er garcen L9ng nc
ter mru,e, Yah deDo hour fom CITY Hall on
bgh fogno near ohurbes schools and For particulars
"RKx- Boz Is11 Psst-onss ss.-Yosf,
J. L sTEELR Flushing. L
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meslrhesirr Gounip Real estate for Sale

LOR SALE or 10 LET-A frst-class PROP
RKT1 IN Harrison wes,chsstsI County 7 = acres nut Of
buihp, Sound f'ss Aad ssfIsM Wy eenfAhs
place Cheap lnqur 81 Dr. A. BENT PIfehAse Post
tncs o. RkkD 4 HOrT. IN bio4ovsg
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AT MONTCLAIR.
GOurtrp Real gstate for Safe.

CuurtrD Real Gstate for Sale.
EARN of % acres for S600-37 IN wood; Will
Gu, aud a. 900 lumber kegs iour cows ana Lore
annie . plenty brook eostoT holse se
Mn. sc BAN lrf. goods perfect title, Hoosae Tunnel
Wis eus b. better than tins desonpon nust
described OF Homes
postpaid three obtained Tree ~
once OF GEO Il. CHAPLIN, - fremont roW, boston.
nor SALE. at Redding Center, Conn.,, on the
grsr ID and desirable PropsrtTi house nearly j.
Piazza aet WIDE sides windows the Aoor har-asled
b.udss stable GC O 81 and e.
re M fruit Address VI. BRADFORD Redlg Conn
TOR SALE Nyack on HudsOn-Thirty acres
l. less fronts q ~ 9RLEA. FleL-lolL y. J..
~ ACRES at Sufern, \. Y, II miles from
-S,s J from he Communication 58l nee cottage
Hon with plenty Of rlt and shade trees III
lue % II SPRINGS lEES. suhelu. n l.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gin Real gstale tor Sale.


4 FIRST-CLASo thIee-stOry hlgh-stoop brick
y UOf tr-a-arf Improvement ala ll toH tf iti
C4IF RILArD * WHITING, beesmsr-L
DARGAINS Oh Firth and Eighth-ayes., 'front.'
ur trrr P4r. ls srl seventh the Para
GTuua Boulevard all kyersio- fark. ApplJ Go o. ,.
So P,uest.
nor SALE or 10 LET-A 3-stOry brick
HOUSE -ad LOT Tirn'aee, Brogkign Inquire on ue
PREMISE. oI Of Co. r. Dl'rTOE, 2. P-r--llac.. ~ D.
TN0P SALE VERY CHEAP IMPROVED
PRsPERTI on Eictave near ssconlsL
Cau -liuef.l.e'r. d. 0AthloJN ,-. --tl.It-
DTBLIC NOTICE T. hereby given that the
bunss mart Of haIrnTs &c 70 ie removed
oueuce OF TIE widening Strengthening oi Broadway between A-
Prurh VIII ~ SOLD 90 pubic auction 90 itthS
DAY 18th a O'Clock a
p win tn premises kHoSr az No
sos sixth rre b~fne-n Ttir7thri en- Ihir sdlrtl-sis
Catalogue obari eft WILLIAM hkNNELLl Au nreff
Coaam sionef o. Public Worss
Department Of Public Works. March a. s.1.
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gountrp propcrtp 10 tei.
GUNNER Retreats.

BOARD WANTED-A small family wish
ID BOARD Tor months with private family ne HUI
son River or Is mss ~ The city, goo plan 'ae
With plenty Of milk fruit and vegetable Indispensable Sdri
with ful particulars p o. Boz 3582 NeE-iorL q ty.
y OR FAMILIES who are willing 10 paw
literally srstcass Accommodation az A0rsoHu n D. "a
Il O7 Nest forUlrtL-si or az mr. 70 H.
JOHNSON 5rc 80 Broadway, n =.
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Brnoklnn Rra! estatr for Sale.

Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.
TOR SALE-A handsome three-story, attic
HOUSE oE40 lot aeI1e tns location
puse s1sJL Permits Of Al LAND WHITING, feekman-.
L'OR SALE-A three-stOry and basement
HOUSE TIE Improvement 10 minute 10 HHmon or
godi house up order Terms easy, Al
dress o. p ~, Bre"slTn u. o.
DAPID TRANSIT-A new three-stOry brick
IL HOUSE Or 8red improvement AZ oafgziu so
choice rsieAss nf vo
Prospect BROOKLYN and che line 81 The proposed RAPID
Transit ESQ and upward splendid epor
speculation Ap % the once o. the 4e A.
J. WALKER Ne ~ JohnrL, New iurE. ron " 70 oeoA
THE RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS
Il Of ate
HON MARTYR KALBFLEIStH,
on
HuSHwICK AVE. BROOkLlS l. D..
AreO safe
REASONABLE PRICE, AND on BAkl fEhMh-
~ TIE largest sna
sommoous Brooklyn. IL contains thirty hi
rooms and repss comfort SuJ conveenee fne
sroahd. comprise Shh t2sieiu AID ou ano
ied srubhe The Stables are 81 me neat
The whole I admirably adapted for
PUBLIC TNsFfTUTTON on CENT RMAN'S RESIDENCE
For particular apply 10 5hkh yVhhsoN, ~.
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NAITABlE PROPERTY On IAKMINE
arl wfLLhTr-STS. AT AUCTION ADRIAN u. MULLER.
r WILKINS Co viii se q Auction TUESDAY, March %,
O'Clock e. tie Exchange Sale.roOm u Broadway:
CARMINE ourtorv BRICK House ana Lot situate ih-
outhe o Clrmns-s Deu cen brttAef and Arila Ian
knYvu ~ 40. 10. Lot esrlo0 feet
gher with the aul
k out houses brncs the
nate on eastery We.ist between Grand aud Bgo0n
and 10 and r. Lots each 2sro0 fert 63f3l
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5ituaiions Uaniro--GlaIcs

5ituations Oantco--ttIales
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
= YORK Tribune Will BIZ RECEIVED AZ rdE UPTOWN
OFFICES No 81 Nesi ThT-'eeonlt o. '' go lf'n --
30. pI,0 q. H. lt regular ohe, r1ie,
All WHO are Inn want of COplI~Tr. NIL
y CHASIcs L4BJREas PORTE OF -i,e Aa' - 80
ys q. bower. bssyra Glua and I-aoae- -..syo D.,
,-r Soclrs el1oyef ol .loege o-e .o'r -'. b POI. 10
- l a-- l'-' 10 '''. Rev., a- i5iS I5oif Ga.- -
Of ne bower, B-.ss. .. .ns y. 3. g A.
An HONEST. TRUSTWORTHY MAJ wants
\ l,oa D. POg Eg store. DIgE EoEst .Nu +" AG"N,
&C.. 90 ans honest decent sn-ioyI-eai = --.lI'l
5re-sior o. WABD D.. 8ast lol.. .-lsI--t
4 MARRIED MAN, age IS, having a good
= klgseige % me c.-4le o-s .,.- .g-- .-e 49, ,
cacss Allfes. D.. BOX ~, Tr84-g O..s
4 FIREMAN, with seven years experience.
n ssre , .g {s n s y siri st nr.oa,1, i
ave Ua.oH. No. ~ Bowev
(,OACHAIAN and PLAIN GARDENER--Bv .
- respectable German young NJ an l. l'1af o-'-n-3
rsrameulsuou. Gao r SEQ e 9 N-- Leren. @ .. nav:
TOLORED HELP-Both male and female.
Sl,.sa-st aesr wls.as,oa.s- B.ol-.r1
EMPLOYERS venting CODORED MIN. for
y uy ep,ctv. supplied a. Co., s.,r uo,r. -- a.a,S
CARDENERs SITUATION WANTED by q
N practical friei, uho tnrcusll' o.. -etan l ocs- ~
,s 1e.st.. be-, Of srs ION as, eir5 ,s s- m .-.
y. A. Box lo6 rh1aHe Ote.
GARDENER SITUATION WANTED by a
N ~ 80 years. experience 30 frerrf greco m '' ha 80
cold r p-rrt 0 rouai ana M ct-r oi -'a
l.ce -a--s hes. reference from lt-f , .r e.
t.. aH Do 11lr-,. JOHN ts- 4l Reeves ' "ats.
TROOM and useful. or Assistant Gardener. hv
u Protestant iar ord .'' a'f' c u
GARDENING lawns aud rort vertf-
maus pace, N g'e good re1maeaa-ioa' eu be- ' as ~ "est
Elereurt O.. orl-.re.
GARDENER SITUATION WANTED, by a
NJ fav 10 TIE h'-e r"vtr
grape strtea garden and -oYe1s al 'ALpt'- h,
l1I COIl ais-z-, Brooki,n
GARDENER SITUATION wanted. by a
" practical WORT rg Rad tIalrly moi onsues
under ass aul loar ADDRESS join, st Reeves sr so1t a
Waie.-st
XAANILD-jV "A young married Mau anu
w We without membrane. TAkE CHARGE 81 lARM
or -.utenaus or Apply eer JOHN h. -uSBa Jsoula
Station Northern Raj read Nea-yslsrY.
XVANTED-A SITUATION as GARDENER
w single who Thoroughly Understands ais baE Aoer,ss
J. e.. lasts irhthst
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QUICK TRANSIT.
NJ CHOTgF
Macpherson Seal estate for Sale.

P0R
DLAKISTON. HOFFMAN & WILLIAMSON,
ID REAL ESTATE BROKERS
DIS FULTONsr, corner 6reeuWich Rooms and D -,
AGES. cheap kuthe1nrd Park HANDSOME '
DENCE Wooie, al improvements large ioti fli IN
abundance Arlington with large grounds handsomely
laid out Elizabeth, Newark, and RutheIud Fak, vel
located The above properties cheap and Desirable o
MISERABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near
ural Gothic Cottage neverHg springs Address o. Boz
a.. stanton, Va
NORRISTOWN. = Beautiful FARM, good
VI buildings, sauml neyerfiiIg Posef viii exchange J.
HENRY JOHNSON. 20 Broadway
ORANGE. n. j.. and Vlcinty-(S speciality
Ssssau-s, Ller Call Tor Ren AMI sale Cstslogns
SUBURBAN RESIDENCES for SALE or
y TO LET only LbeTt by the superior accom-
Central Railroad frequent express
trains cheap fares. and desirable surroundings
PICTURESQUE COTTAGE HOUSE ad out N
drives garden berries bearing nut and shade trees
Isrve Fneh-roo COTTAGE HOUSE Stable and nearly
planted garden bearing nut shade trees very s1batH
=I4O0 RENT, el.GOO. -. -..- - "a,
from and heater exclusive dai
wva cbe particulars apply West Elizabeth Railroad
depot oI address OWNER p o. Boz - n I. eity.
90 BELLEVILLE-AYE. Newark, y. j.
Pleasant COTTAGE ID al mpr0vementsi near sean
-l2J0l photographs ana psrtulfs
3D. BRIGHAM VIII CPos0n % lala5ert ID aoo AeE-l9-z
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5iiuatious iDdntco-- females.

4 WELL-EDUCATED Protestant lady de-
n position HOUsEKREPERf wnud take eha - 81
ouss sh-rs trust lrues. sp-ass Gsmn F'enc pEsh
The country. irrers VII please Cal
iadrrc NJ. PRO % East housIon-st soTel
AN ACCOMPLISHED LADY, excellent mu-
y perfectly French AND Bngh desires
teach With ady falF IN
rope Highest reaees gyeu saa required Address N j. y.
Bon s,ts7, Ne~-York
4 LADY would like POSITION as HOUSE
n KEEPER xould family
Csl address NJ A.. as Adphi-t Broo1ivu
I AIDES desiring TO employ good frst-class
IL coored HELP ell please 90
CHARLES L. SANDERS (successf to John p R<sdopAL
No - Fourtb-sve leos. Tvuta-stl basement
WANTED.-An honest, faithful girl wishes a
NnAten NURSE chtleB wait iBvahe scy
travelling L1epooi Heni Asdrvss
psess ssplS'er e. BAkBER p D. s Esruas.
Coga.
WANTED SITUATION as H0USEKEEPER
w BY sdf from Nes Bugud oompetent 70 AXE ~ cnse 81
l. H. G.. Brooiyu P. o.
WANTED-SITUATI0 by young LADY
w Goserness Cempsai"a Address hiSs BkpoN, Bay
CtJ Mica
WANTED-By n Protestant Girl, Situa-
w asa in sTsscas sesssuess Ase Lsass Mad IL
dress K W., ~ ~ gte esHlAsA
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Urn GOODS.

prr GOODS.
JAMES MoCREENY g. CO.,
BROADWAY AND ELBvEETH-sT.
ON Mo nib1t G SAScH a
BLACK GROUND, wITH BLUE, BROWN, WHITE AND OTHER
III RIABoRATh BB Ions AND FRKsH GOODS
100 PIECES GRAY SBorSDs wiTH VIDE STRIPE 81 ~.
VIZ SOLICIT THE SPECIAL INSPECTION OP oIR sTOs
CLrsIvELY OF orr OWN PRODUCTION. CONSEQUENTLY
ENrIRKIY DIFFKtEST FROM WHAT Is To BE POUND
BLsBwHERB
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
~ BROADWAY AND BLEvEETHsT
LADIES ARE .Sy 1T oT 70 sxAHSE 3I
sHAwLs AND SOAPS TTIBsK GOODS HAVE BEEN cAA6,
AND ELEGAHCE OF DRsIGN. AND WILL BIB SOLD AT tx
TRAORDINARy Low PRICES -
SPRING OTTOMAN, PLAID. SHETLAND. AID HANDSOME
TRAVELLING shAwLs, AT vRRY ATTRACTIVE PhlSkS.
JAMES MCCREERY & CO..
WILL OFPER OS MONDAY, MARCH "A,
LADIES' AND cHrLDRES's FURslsHIse DEPARTMENT,
curLDREss LINZ lINFS DRESSES aaEbsoaEIF BRAIDED
pr6 IRON Se y g T ER, n AND TRIMMED
INFAETs PIQuE CLoAKs ASD w4LKlEG COATS
NN Ispt lArS W 1ia oB SOON COMPLETE
CONSISTING OF ROBES D5E 5 SLFs sKE BARho"
LARGE ASSoRTMENT oF L4REs PNE 10 RbFs 10 INs
LADIES WALKING SUITS EvKNiEG DaEssEs, ko, MADE TO
ORDER n The BEST STYLE -
LADIES CASHMERE sACQl rs. TALMAs, AND DOLMAhe.
JUST RECEIVED
LANES MCCREERY & CO.,
~ BROADWAY AND ELBvESTH-ST.
o. MONDAY, MACH "A,
WILL OPEN IN THEIR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
NEW STYLKs OF SPRING HATS FOR
LADIES AND CHILDREN. PARIS PATTERN HATS. AND OUR
Own MANUFACTURE.
lanes MCCREERY a. CO.,
u BROADWAY AID ELEvESTH-ST.,
WILL OPEN
on MONDAY, MARCH -.
A NEW IMPORTATION or FRENCH GUlPrRE AND CHAN
TILLY THREAD LACEs. BLACK AND C0L9REp lAa Lac
WHITE AND COIOREu CLUNY LACEs AND IHSERTIONs
POINT. POINT APPLIQUE AND vALENCIEGNES LAGkS
THREAD. CULTURE AND NALENClENNEs CAPEs. FlChJs
FAIRIES COLLARS SLEEVES. HANDKERCHIEFs. TIES, &c,
&C rs ALL THE NEW STYLES ALsO, HAMBURG EM-
BRjDRgED RDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. FRENCH kN-
BROlDEaED BANDS LINEN COLLARS AND SLEEVES, AIE-
FILINGS PLAIrINGS &C. &c.
ALSO 4 LARGE STOCK OF
PARASOls ASD srS UMBRELLAS
rs ALL THE LEADING STYLES AND COLOhS
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Gelu Uauico--maIrs.

CANVASSER WANTED-TO solicit advcr-
u..m-uts i5r xs-e,.s1s4r and -.sts prod c osi-e'
cory -.e-euces required. Ad7-s " r ". f11fne ono
VVANTED-A YOUNG MAN-C erman pre-
w se-rr-to take charge Must wrts nd
fam lar dookkeepuz AaiIea, ~n reeIe-ee ' 30 j. b'a
250o Sew-lor F0.-Ohce.
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OeT ON Fourth-ave. car OF Thirty fourth st.
k,r,Sosi on WEDNESDAY NIGHT absui II eeoet LAs6h
s PM BOOK u 70 NE owner so1e
a. e. ssss the .,ps favor b. retaining . The Sd
ara. eobta med bs tan
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ADuay y. NUrLeR. AuciIone-I-

ApsIAy ". iUtLgR. Auctioneer
HOUSE and LOT, No. 10 East Thirty
Z ] .ie.-b-,t rt AUCTION. ADRIAN j. MULLER. p o. WIZ
EISs 10 ul sell 90 auco o. TUESDAY Marcel p = occk,
eli th- exchange aesroeu. ma Broadway:
EAST THIRTY-ET iHTH-s1.rhe 4-sorY. Er-sh basement
brone HOUSE and LOT the souh AIDE of East
hv-eiehs ParE and Lex sad known So No.
81 ices deep. contains modern improvement ot
Z0rgHg t-i.'i
7 FFFERT LEFFERTS ESTATE. - $50
A. LOTS. Ind putahe ue BY potye orief Of william dot-
JFRE JOHNSON VIII sell Go tue highest bidder
IN WOND9F Msrr ocock The Auction Exchange No so
Fu.tou-s. valuable ULlNG 10 situated the
r.uty.frs. ul fBrookvl Hopkus0n sarsa su Howard
aes decatur MrDo0oug Haisey-s formerly part u
M Left LeHs The the oldest ami best tie
oHier. sell peruptorv The terms VIII hr Terf etf
wall opportunity Tor mech tnlcs TnrH-u
ami small eapa ts 70 safer and
savings he Lots he lac o profe
sn near BrosdWav d1uhe vauc few Maps
ready az Offices JERE JOHNSON iE ~ Fuonst BROOKLYN al
y Park-rOw y ].
1 EWIS L. WOOD, Real Estate aud General
AuctiaErer No. - J. tlhe iEcli"rs
sale tac 4is Moses Taylor m AoftOo-
posposid q consequence oi the storm, %
TUESDAY March - "a o'clock p M
ont premise
Tax 80 tsu from foot Clamben-st.. y. y.
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LANES MCCREERY & CO.,
~ BROADWAY AND ELEVEETHST.
o. MONDAY MARCH a.
WILL OPEN IN THEIR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
EEW STYLES OF SPRING HATS FOB
LADIES AND CHILDREN PARIS PATTERN HATS. AND OUR
OWN MASUFACrUEE.
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Spring Novelties.
A. 7. Stewart & Co.

WI sr o. MONDAY an. TUESDAY March o and o. 100 pieces
tr, G-lT-AILLE sILhS, 1 designs hitherto shown a.
q r-r-. A. trssa importation Of the lead us NOVELETTE,
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BROOKLYN properin 10 fei.

THO LET-The FACTORY PROPERTY now
i ooe1psi BY Bses sewing Mshise Gomez ss'
iees. engine had ApplJ ~ o. DID, h1''
40 Nslisl. NeW-forE.
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Sotcis.

VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, VI
-RsgI NEWMAN D D., Prop. open lIcu Ma b spA. r4s'
% families Nd b0lIie.E
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Tssrv make thsr fr,t display OF BLACK IRON GRENA-
BINE- 10th plain an ueh sannged, VERY Elegant
sgslsl al lesrabe faHrc for
MOURNING ATTIRE.
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Silks.

~, r,.- rev e,fs-ur, in DRESS SILKS win Re offered
sursrcur OF 20 pep yard.
vros Be1s and VARIETY Of novel textures II Dress ''""s'
~ reeve v BE- exhibited eEeeeagr low Pees, and II AZ M
yale,g o.. ssTleA
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AT KINZEY'S.
REMOVAL
PROM 6sl TO
765 AND Ua.

2 500 PAIRS LUo1N'S
KID GLOVES IN EVERY
SHADE AND EVERY SlIR
MODK COLORS OPERAS
AND BLACK WORTH
81, FOR 5lc. pas,
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NECESSITY OF VENTILATION,

I hold that the breathing of impure
air is frightful source of disease of the
heart occurring sitter middle age. How
many people favor its occurring By con-
6ning themselves to dossly-shut, nom
ventilated, hot. sitting rooms in which
the carbonic acid has accumulated to 2
or per cent. Of the air they respired -
How many are thus destroyed BY being
com psiled. through the exigencies of life.
to pass the greater part of their time 10
pits and manufactures where ventila, ion
is defective, or in which the air respirsd
il poisoned by noxious fumes and offen-
sivs emsnstions from the materials IN
dsrgoing the process of manufacture i
How many are failing victims OF the pois-
enous influence upon the heart of the
atmosphere of su underground railway
What do these facts suggest? How are
these evil results to be prevented? The
simple answer is-Let the room IL which
you live be cffectually ventilated by an
incoming current Of air, 6ltsfing from all
adyentitious impurities. and so divided
that nc dragght shall be felt; and by an
outgoing eGrrent, which slall remove
from tie apartments the carbonic acid,
carbouic oxide, sulphurous acid gas,
SUI pharet,ed hydrogen, aud other noxious
compounds, as rapidly as they are gen
Grated. Apriy the saline principle &c
public findings, theatres. schools. man
uiaciaiiss, pits, and to ali piless 10 which
people are accustomed to ccngregate.--
"fogi -i,r and Heart Disease. IA Popu
Tar Scie.ce .iionthiy
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BEST TINE To PAINT HOUSES.

The Technoiogist advises all who paint
their houses to have it dope late ~ the
Autumn or during tie Winter. am tie
reason given is that paint then employed,
will endure twice IS long as when applied
IN early Summer, or in hot weather.
In the cold season it dries slowly and
becomes hard. lire glazed surface. not
easily affected ai.eruard by the weather,
.,r worn off by the beating of storms
But liz very no, weather. the oil in the
paint soaSs into the wool at once. as into
q sponge, leaving the lead nearly dry, and
nearly ready to crumble OF This last
difficulty, however, nigh; be guarded
again-t though ut An increased expense,
by first going over the surface with raw
oil By painting IN cold weather. one
annoyance might certainly be escaped,
namely, the coAeCtsca Of susau 6ise -
Ne ftvsk pAiuf.
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Comparative Values Of Well. X nown
Disin fecsanis.

Disinfectauts properly command much
attention OF late. Herr Eckstcin, of Vi
enps, hx- inside compaT alive experiments
with different agents for two years, with
the following results:
i. Two pounds Of sulphate of iron dis
solved In water and poured into a saucer
at first liberated and suiphurettcd hydro
gen. and after twelve hour. no longer
produced any effect
9 A solution OF sa phate Of copper be-
siayed in the same say.
5. Two pounds @: crystals of green
sitriol retained it's action for two days,
4. 4 mixture of .ulphates ot iron and
copper and carbolic acid lasted two days.
5. Sc!phurous acid was sutfocatlng,
and ceased - act in one day.
Csraolie seil produced q wor Sc
smell In he house thsu the bad gasses Of
Lha sewer.
7. Two pounds Of sulphats Of iron in
q parchment bag retained its yaluab!e
property longer than when exposed free
s Two pounds of chloride of lime IN I.
parchment bag continued to purify thc
air for niue days.
9. Permznesn.;e of soda was success
fll as long as it lasted. tut i, too expcn-
Give.
Chloride of lime. enclosed in parrb-
ment bag, and suspended In an clubhouse
or in sewer, is recommended ny the
e1peIiner,or as the lest disiufectant TO
be found in the market.
The C.ntsxl Chemical Del artment OF
Public Health st Dresden gives the COM
parat,ve values of ccrtaic disinfectants
as follows
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MOTHERS. Some one has said that .
young mother is the most beautiful thing
in nature. Why qualify it? Why young 2
Are not all mothers beautiful? The sen
timental outside behoidcr may prefer
youth in the prstty picture, but | am
iac,ips Il to think that sons and dau9h
tiers. who are most intimately concerned
in the matter. love aud admire their
mothers most when they are old. How
suggestive of something holy and veneer
able it is when a person talks of his
dear mother"
Away with your mincing "mammas.
suggestive only of . 6Ee lady, who depu
ties her duty to a nurse, drawiug-room
maternal parent. who is afraid TO handle
her offspring fer fear of soiiing her fine
uew gown. Give Us the homely moth
er. the arms Of whose lore are all-em-
hrscirg, who is beautiful always,
whsther old or young, whether arrayed
in satin. OF modcstly atiired in calico.
The dear Old motbarsl Heaven bjesa
Apmf
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