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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, JULY g. 1873

as ''Sello de Marchano" for circulating
throughout and remaining in the whole ma
ton. Colonial produce must be acc0mpa-
MED by coctet Issued by an authorized ad.
ministration for their free circulation
throughout the fiscal zone. Wien woven
goods and the other merchandise men
toned are seized and found wanting in
any of tie requirements set forth, or with
the stamps tampered with OF cut of date, or
with emendatiOns in the Cokets, fine
shall be imposed of from five to ten times
the duty, or penalties for fraud shall be
imposed according as the discovery shall
be made within or outside of the custom
house boundary. According 20 the provisions
of the penal law besides the employees and
armed forces and institutions whose special
duty it is to prevent contraband traffic
and fraud, and 10 give every kind OF assist
ance tor the apprehension OF the offend
ers. authorization to take measures to
guard against the commission of those
crimes is given to the authorities and
volunteers of the republic who shall
tor such services receive the rewards
mentioned in appendix four to tho ordinan-
ces. viz: the value of the goods seized and
the amount of the fines imposed when both
geois and offenders are captured, and the
same after dedueting the tar'n
dues when the goods alone are cap
from Spanish colonies shall come provided
with the nantes: mentioned. visaed from
the customhOuse at the port OF departure.
Spanish consuls, vice consuls and consular
agents abroad, the administrators OF colo
NAL customhouses and the ,ate2re,. t0rses dc
los registroS at the free ports will not place
their visa on the manifests presented to them
if they are not drawn up in conformity
with article fortysix of the ordinances; and
they shall make note, authorized by their
signature and official seal, OF any remarks.
mistakes or emendations in the said mani
fests. and also render useless the lines that
shal; not have been written upon, SO as to
prevent abuses, keep full .ecords. etc.
The general director of customs is
authorized to reduce or entirely remit tho
fines. Before putting their orders in force
the following periods of time are allowed.
counting from the day Of publication
in the Madrid Gazette: One month
for vessels from Europe. Asia: the
Mediterranean coast. Africa as far as
Care Mogador and the Canary Is
lands: three months for vessels from
Cuba. Porto RicO and the other American
ports in the Atlantic, from Greenland to
the Gulf OF Mexico, inclusive: and four
months for vessels from all other parts OF
the globe. The decree goes into operation
in one month as regards the circulation OF
merchandise within the tisca! zone and the
peninsula
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
THE STORM.

II
anc Buildings Railroad Track Washed
Awa,-Rivers Over flowed and Towns
InundateI-LOss of life-Cnnals Ru.
ined and Bridges swept Awny-Mil-
lions Of Dollars Damage Done in Ohio
and Illinois.
CINclNsArI. July 3-The following ac.
count of damages to the crops and build
ipgs. and the estimated losses b.. the recent
rains, have been received here:
In Ohio. through Fayette county. the
oat, wheat and corn crops have been Sc
riously damaged. Many trees were up
rooted. and one barn demolished. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. outside Of the crops.
In Washington county the crops were
considerably beaten down and damaged
An estimate of the loss can not be nadc.
the reports not being sufficiently full.
In belmont county several acres OF tim
Der we're destroyed. For a mile around
Belmont nearly all the fences were blown
down. admitting stock into the grain fields.
The wheat and corn were also Eattened out.
In Morrow county. IN the vicinity of
Carding.on, on Thursday and Friday the
storm leye'ed fences an! timber in all
directions: many valuable. orchards were
ruined.
The los. in Franklin county. i. estimated
az from $4,000 to $4,000 The bottom
lands were covered with water destroying
the crops.
The caral in the town OF Winchester
oyerfowed and part of the town is under
water, compelling come of the firms to stop
! business In the southern portion of Lick
| ing county crops of all kinds are badly
damaged. The Newark, Somerset and
| Strassville road suffered severely. Twenty
| five miles of the track was washed out and
several bridges were destroyed.
In Clinton county the grain in shock and
that standing in the fields were alike pros
trated, making it necessary to remove .
| great part of it by hand.
! In the southern portion OF Green county
| the wheat crop suffered; the estimated loss
| is from fifteen to twenty per cent. In other
! portions of the county ths loss il consider.
| ably lighter.
The weather is still heavy, and unless it
clears up soon the wheat crop, which j.
dead ripe. will be greatly injured.
In Muskingum county, Zanesville. Wash
;ngton, Perry. Wayne and Knox townships
suffered lOss-the damage 60 the growing
crop il not less than SIC, 900, besides a heavy
loss of timber. In the southern part o.
| Butler county the rain did much damage &c
the crops, a large lot OF timber was also
blown down. In Clark county the damage
| was not great except in the extra work ane
inconvenience Of harvesting the grain hlowI
] down.
In Union county tho wheat crop was bad
gly dsmsged throughout. especially sion'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
NEW YORK.
New. from Sir Samuel Baker - The
Wrecked Steamer City of WASHINGTON
-Wniw orth in the Tombs-The Tigress
Leaking Badly-M0nmOuth Park Races
Tho New Erie BEARD.

wrecked steamer Slty O1 <S0snlnRtOD
-Waiw orth in the Tombs-The Tigress
Leaking Embellishments Park Races
Tho New Erie Beard.
New YORK, July S.-A special from Lon.
don to the Herald announces that Sir Sam.
uel and Lady Baker are IN the enjoyment
of pertec: health.
The agent of the Ininaa line has tele.
graphed to the agents at Halifax to do
everything possible. regardless of expense,
for the passengers wrecked by the steamer
City Of Washington.
The baggage and spare stores OF said
steamship have beeu safely landed. with
the passengers and crew. She carried no
mail.
Waiwo,th is still in the 1ombs. but it is
thought he will be removed to Sing Sing
to-day.
Arrivei-(ilson. Adger. Pembroke, City
of London Samaria and Montgomery. Ar
rived Quietly OF Antwerp. Assyria and
Rhein.
Customs receipts $i65,oo0.
The Tigress, intended to 20 after the
Polaris. has four feet wate: and is leaking
Wanderer won the two mile and half
race at Monmouth Park. Time-3:43la.
Beatrice won the half mile race for two
year olds. Time-ffty-two seconds.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis and General Wade
hampton dttcuutu luo IdSSs. UAls D1S 40
will remain IN New York some time.
Duden Fveres & Co.. the lace importers.
publish card branding as absolutely un-
| true in full and detail the charges OF SNUG
Cling made against them.
The Erie board is as follows: Samuel u.
| Babcock, G. II. Brown. Herman r. Baltzer.
| Samuel l.. NJ. Barlow, w. Butler Duncan.
! Gillespie Hotchkiss, William 7. Hart. Adrian
Iseln. john Taylor, Johnston Henry. l.
Lansing. Edwin D. Morgan. Courtlandt
| Barber, Homer Ransdell. Lucien Robinson.
Frederick Schuchardt, William W. Shipper,
Peter H. Watson. All except the following
five of these were in the last directory:
George II. Brown, president New York
| Boston and Montreal railroad; Giles Hotch
kiss. ex-member of Congress, Binghampton
William L. Hart, president OF the Boston
Hartford and Erie railroad: Adrian Iseln
| Swiss bankers. and Lucius Robinson. OF
| Elmira. New York. ex-Controiler Of the
| State.
The specie shipments tomorrow will bt
| Ovar & 100 $50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
Give Passengers AZ! Possible onEOrt.

VIII no: tho managers o. tho Prytania
street cars talk, the fore end windows out
Of their vehicles this .weltev:ng weather !:
This ha. been done IN some Oh the Magazine
stree: line, to the greatly increased comfort
Of passengers. In fac:. this slight change
makes car :ding cool and enjoyable. Wake
", gentlemen. - the needs Of your patrons.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

E.A. ESTATE. AZ A:-Cy.oH III TIE SHEE-
....-Ne call attention to the tale at auc.
tor to be made this day a: noon, a: the
Merchants and AUctioneers Exchange.
Royal street, by the sheriff Of the parish Of
Orleans. 9: eight .ots G: ground, situated
Oh Claiborne. 81. Andrew, Willow and
Josephine streets. .cy :ul! particulars see
aGye -tsement
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

The sheriff o. the parish O. OIiear. sells
q: auction this day. At 1880 4 NJ. on the
premises. Che stock CT goods N store. No.
"a Union street, First D.stric: Of this city.
consisting Q: Machinery. etc. And 3, /.
p NJ, al bis warehouse. Nc. :. St. Ann
street. Second D;stc!c: cce gold watch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Assessments Nos. rs. 10 and 80. See
spec:a. notice co.un.:.. Death. Of z. Cum
minga + :. White arr! Manuel Goldsmith.
vayabI. =. the of ce q the Mutua! AID and
Eene.olen: Lif:. Insurance Association. O:
louisiana Nc. = CAM. street. Amount
p:.ii since or.aniza,.on 1868. sJ3,.232.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

UEH"bH2 O1 duC NeutUChy
Credit IIObiIier Sui:s-De:niIs OF the
Wreck Of the City Of Washington
The sieamev Gulf Stream Puts tnts
Norfolk for Repairs-Chi!d Burned In
sIemphis-Hebrewt Convention mt Cue
Cinnnti- No Cholera In nashville.
KAL,YAN. n. S.. July s.-De;c.s e. .I'
"r..i o. Il. Cty Ot "usi.ry'"T SHE lefs
Liverpool. on the twenty fourth OF juno.
and saw neither sun OK stars during tho
passage; !: was, therefore. impossible t"
make observations. When she struck on
Saturday afternoon "l. e.t. could not DO
seen three Yards ahead. She was .cing ;t
the rate OF about nine l.aots a. hour WLeU
she stranded.
Perfect order prevailed Ok. board.
Twenty.eigit cabin and i5i storage
passengers were safely landed by the aiips.
boats and the small craft attracted by tho
steamers guns. The sea was calm. Tho
distance to the main land was quarter o:
q mile. The vessels escape from :ota!
destructionlw;th al! On board was truly
prOviGentiai.
1t is hoped the City 0: Washington. will
get off il the calm continues. The passeE.
gers are supplied with cooked food IN"
ship has full general cargo. part o: which
is very valuable. ,.
NORFOLK. July s.-Tho steaine: Gu.
Stream. from Baltimore. for New Orleans.
put IN 1Or FtpalrH. ue oGiA '1O'O".ii Soso
ided off the mouth Of the Potomac with an
unknown schooner The latter lost hes
kowsprit and had her jib boom sprung. Tho
,teame. lost her port boom, and her chain
plates, :oretopmas: and so:ecigging weso
carried away.
Lor:syiLLE, July s.-The third DRAWN.
Of the Kentucky Library xottery com'
| menced at nine o'clock this morning. II
was announced that all the tickets had
| been sold, and the drawing was full. This
| is distributing $500, 900.
! In the Kentucky Library Lottery draw
| ing to day, ticket No. 2O,693 drew $l00, 900.
No $500 drew e50,000, No. 81, ,76a drew
| $4,000, No. 98,743 drew $4,000. and No
10, $50 drew 5000.
At the Close Of the Public LibrAev draw.
] fQoEyUvED or yoV8zH Saas.!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Ballou, tho principal founder
and editor in chief Of the new Boston daily,
the Globe, has severed his connection with
it, and will be succeeded by Mr. w. .. Rob
inson. the "W.rringtoa' Of Boston letter
writer's.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

HOUSEHOLD FCa>,1CRI At AUt:loS-
Messrs. Nash 4 Hodgson. suct!oneers. sell
to-day a: II A. NJ. On the premises. cor
ue- of Nashville avenue and Jersey street.
q lot Of coed household furniture and
u,o,s fxfures. See their advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

EoL. George l.. Smith. Of Shreveport.
arrived here yesterday on the steamer {
y. Durfee. and . stopping 1t the St.
Charles Hotel.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,
Eew Orleans July 3. 1873.
~.-., eRouGHr TO THE THIRD DISTRICT
w Pound. corner OF Urqrhsrs and Union
ONK WHITE COW, with re.. spots on neck and
ONE WHITE AND RED cow, white FACE. Sota
ears silt. 49,, ss,r. a,S =, =.
which il not claimed within five days. ano tae
e1nenses therson naid. will be sold at public aue'
lion at said pound Oh WEDNESDAY. July = A''-
At twelve O'Clock II. ,,r,,rsrpp
iy; I'd Acminnu"0I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

Succession Of ThOmns II. Pnttefson-No'
35 668.
- Of Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the cred.
itors Of this estate and to all other persons neEe
Interested, to show cause within ten Gays iroLn
the present notification. If any they have OF car.
why the account presented by the iq0ie.stot. t
Of the late firm of q. Mendelsohn CO: snou,o nol
be homologsted and approved, and the funas ols'
tribUted in accordance Herewith.
;ySieN. WV ~' FRANK PAC1, H.. 0erk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
ADJUSTMENTS,
EXCURSION.
SECOND EXCURSION

SINOtNU E-NJ URcEDN
TO
boy9u Teche and Avery, salt i.iar;:.
On ft lRSDAI NEXT. July 10 aad ,eturni.; Ju.y
~. 1873.
Pas'tigers taxing tickets 10. EXCURSION Iyil.
leave e r.. al foot 6f St Ann street. and hocgan'e
Loua ana snd Teas railroad 20 BrasLear, from
thence by steamer IBERIA up the Teche TO New
Iber a. whore conveyances VII. De provided TO the
salt " % Ks.
rare throus'. e Salt Island and return nciud.n. .
sals tll.
20 ticket, and further PAL aIticlars, apply a:
c. A. WHITNEY 4 CO..
Corner Magazine street and Natch', ale.
o-o.fice o: the Attakapas Ma. Transportation
COMPANY No. 2G Carendeet street. f,32t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

George Mowman. H. }. Phelps and
Thomas Byrnes, of New Orleans, were at
The Calf House. Louis, lie. Last SATURDAY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
vEu,E TRIUMPH REFRIGERATOR

Has taken al, the FIRST PREMIUMS at e1sCy
Pair where it has been exhibited ,;
II rrruirea less zee and preserves every descrIi
iion @. MEATS. VEGETABLES and FRCI. better
than any other.
Fair in this city and at ST. Louis last October.
For sa q by CHARLES HElSTZ. Agent.
isI 3m No lU2 Tchoupitoulas stres'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
KEW ORLEANS, RED RIVER
LANDING
ALHyl:ORIA LINE OF UNITED STATES Ma.
COACHES.

a roo.o, d Coach will leave Red Rive, Lanan,r
1,oujs;,ua EVERY SUNDAY. WBDNEspA! aud
FRIDAY. at;P NJ. on the arrival of the packets
KATIE. FRANK PARGOUD and EATCHEA from
New Orleans for Smsport, Moreauvllle. Mahs"f"
Marksville Evergreen. Cheneyrille. Lecomp'' ar
irving at Alexandria at A. II. next mornins' MAI
ing close connection with stages Tor Natchitoc4e''
..ouisiana San Augustine and Nacogdo"hes. Texas.
The MAJ: leaves Red River Landing DAiLl io'
Che above places.
apr 6In y. II. tfl nh.>oN. w P--.. = -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
TUyUE OLDEST AND ALWAYS THL.

VY-iLLqAN CLARKE.
COMMERCIAL COLLECTOR
eud fpnernI Agent for the Collection %:
Rents and Soldiers B0untie-.
Now due at v Washington District OF Co-uMhs =.
No. "a Exchange Alley,
81. ween Customhouse and Bienviile streets
New Orleans
Ofice 1olrs- From ten 10 three and from az ,
oaynn n clo1 l. je2l M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
The Ternnerarure.

M Louis Friser:o, No. - Chartres street.
reports the weather e.. the ras; three
days az fellows.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

H'DEs.''........'sN.ss .>'>. .'',..'''''
JOSEPH 3. WILKINSON. jE..
Dealer .r
e,,scs. S,x,us and Furs. Mess. WOOL Vai'
low. L;c..
No - Pe.e,s street. near ~. Custcmh"use. Hs"
Orleans, Louisian..
Yiberai Advancement made On couslsnmenta
iaA ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09
BY TELE GRAPH.
SPANISH CUSTOMS REGULATIONS
NEW REVENUE CUTTER

TAe WRECKED CITY OF WASHING TON
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-09

fQQETWVED on yoV8xH mes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-15
From "All the Year Round n
The Cloud.

A cloud came over a iand Of leayes
% hush, littIe leaves, lest Il pass You byg
How they had waited and wafch'd for the rain.
Mountain and valley, and vineyard and plain.
With never sign from the sky
Day after DAY had the pitiIe-s sun
i0okd down with lidless eye.
Bur now On sudden whisper went
Through the topmOst trigs Of poplar spire;
Out of the EAST light wird blew,
fAlI The leaves trembled, and murmurid and drpx
Hope 20 the help of desirel
lt stirred the aiat pulse Of the forest tree
AMI breatheh through the brake and the brier
Slowly the cloud came then the wind died
Dumb lay the land IN its hot suspense;
The thrush On the elm bough suddenly stoppe,i
The wsather-warned swallow in mid flying dropped
The Ennet ceased song In the fence,
Nlute the cloud moved, tin it hung overhead.
Heavy. big-bosom'd, ami dense.
An, the cool rush through the dry tongued trees.
The patter and plash On the thirsty earth,
The eager bubbling Of runnel and riI,
The lisplng Of leaves that have drunk their dII
The freshness that follows the dearth
NeE Hfs Tor the woodland, the vineyard, the vale.
New life with the WOrd's new birth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-15

HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
81 Stoves, Pipe, Galv Iron Pipe, Plain and Hose
lkA Bibbs Stop Cocks, India Rubber Hose-best 3py in
lengths of 25 and so feet, with Coupling and Pipe
pee Aso large stock of Tinware OF every descrp
Jobbing Repairing done to order promptly and
ranted. Particular attention given to Ship Work.
Thankful the citizens of Honolulu and the Islands
orally liberal patronage the past hope by strict
to business to merit the for the future.
u the Islands will be carefully attended
to. ap12 1y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-15

l. Atver~T~ r~sdinE in th~ Eastern tpt~d stn~s.
isy their caris bv rncosuv GrssHkacks Tutf,.
states Postage Sgamps or such they utsh D.,
ani their cards g hr inserted above table ilf ths
paid f'r
Business Cards, whrn prrTad fsr year. alovr'
discount these ratrs, ~hch
nents when PAID charged quarterly
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-02
Family Flnur

Ei3S 100 BBLS. Extra Family FLOUR.
ME3a5 100 barrels low priced, but souId.
.sHAAsG For salebv HOPE 1YIFS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-02
Why the South is Poor

ENHON the cradle to the grave, we aro
- dos"'l with all kinds Of unknown Medi-
rlnes made abroad Of which We know no.
thing.
1t Your baby IL sick, you give it Northern
Soothing syrup, instead of uciuitsh's Rose
Cordial.
If yonr Liver il not right. you take North.
crn Pills, instead of tho 'Blood and Liver
Pills.
II your Blood is impure, you take North.
ern Sarrapariila, instead of the "Oncen's
Delight"
II ycu have Chills and Fever. Won ,oLo
Northern Chill cures, instead OF Iciniteh's
Vegetable Tonic.
Our health and our wealth is thus do
stroyed Encourage your own doctors: AXE
Medicines made at home, and buy those
that you know are good. Heinit sh has an
experience OF forty years in making all
Ends X OF Medicines for every disease known.
20 at once and consult with him. For sale
at hE!N1TSH'S FAMILY DRUG STORE.
~ -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-02
;. Def D y I. gSegs 2 : !. ss rs PqYs. The

DHr. Goops ING, DowN,~-The
prices in dry goods as well az ID every
thing else in New York, md A.ci!f.
Stewart has takenth lead in making
dcwn rsices. The Qonsme,Sial Advey-
tiser says: 'sThis firm has marked down
first class goods OF sll kinds at astonish-
ing low figures. Money must be oircu-
lated. There is enough OF. 1t, ;but con.
fdence is wanting. Panic prices, in
dry goods is happy move, and will
most certainly draw the attention; of the
public. Mr.. Stewart with his usual
Bhrewdness, seems to have anticipated
the general reduction which must come.
and has marked down the prices of stock
on hand ss we'll as upon that. laid in
since the commencement lof the crisis.
It was thought it would be some time
before the market would become settled
again. Mr. Stewart. while in Europe,
(now returned in excellent health, we
are glad to say,) bought large quantities
Of goods at low rates for cash, and these
are arriving in weekly installments, and
are offered at rates suited to the times.
Silks which sold q few months ago at
one dollar and fifty cents are now put
upon the market ut seventy-five cents,
and were opened to-duy. The house
foresaw the depression, and put their
stock in condition to suit the times.
All goods arc offered at rates fur less
than when the financial trouble began. "
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-02
CAPTAIN JACKS REMAINS

HAEE be"l! laid in their last resting.
Il Il place, and his foes rejoice. Old fogS.
Ism III The Cigar business has been laid
asiue oy the indian Girl, and smokers rejoice
as they can get q better Cigar for s cents al
her store tl.an can Gc bought cls. where at
~ ccnts, a"d Pure Havana three for 25 cente
;ne sale OF winch she controls in this market
ihc magnificent stock shat
WILL RE EXHIBITED
IL /" lew days mt this Cigar Emporium will
This Maid bong 20 long known to liza c;t;
%eiir "i Columbia a. the only dispenser of the
.!h"Fers iuAury, would render farther adyer-
uslnH unnecessary, but strangers and those
who 'X!ect to vi.it this city
DURING FAIR WEEK
Must be posted rs to where to get the best
IlEARS II you haven't tried the cents
Cigar. call nj once.
SILVER LAKE FINE CCT is all the go
with Chcwcrs. Oct 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-02
sEGAR STORE.

q Full Assortment Of Crackers
AZ Whoirsnle Prices.
IL AVN been appointed agent for the
L sale o. the celebrated Biscult and
Crackcr MahufactoryUf Tyler Brothors. am
prepared I" supply the trade at factory prices.
now on hand. HARDY SOJ .OMTlN
Sept u
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-02
PREPARING FOR THE RACES
BuckWheat.

Fresh Parched Coffee.
LNRESH pAnCEED COFFEE, in hcrmt III
4. cai!y sealed packages. retaining ne
aroma "Md al other properties Of Jt.esh
pdrched cGfrp, consisting Of:
RIO, JAVA. LAGUAYHA.
PEABERRY and MOCHA COFFEES.
Ot the beet quality, and for safe lo,r, at the
cash store ot JOHN AGNEW 4 SON
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-02
WILL RE EXHIBITED
DURING FAIR WEEK
THE PUBLIC HAVE

hl .ate been made aware that Segars can
~ be made 1t home as well, yes, even bet
Ter lhnn those Imitation brands brought ont
IRON 'hr North bythc innocent dealer, which
are sold To them Tor genuine articles. and as
they cannot always judge by the sample
shown them. but must rely on the honesty Of
The h"i"U"cf"rrr. ther, fore the proprietor
oi me CAi.IfoHSIA SEdAH STORE sa, the pub.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-02
NO HUMBUG!

THE extraordinary increase of business.
caused by the unprecedented low pricss at
which We sell our GROCERIES, has COM
PEELED US to increase our stock and engage
additional statesmen to wait on our custom
ers. Among the many articles ,shich zoe are
now sdoriacing ,oW defound:
DRY sALTED CLEAR RIB BACON at 10
cents per pound.
SMOKED CLEAR RIB BACON at II cents
per pound.
CORNED BEEF, at retail, 12a cents per
pound. f-1
TREBLE GILT EDGE BUTTER, best in
market, at 40 cents per pound.
eYRUF, per gallon. 95 cents and upwarde.
BLACK TEA, so cents per pound and up
GREEN TEA, so cents per pound and nm
wards. "Ne,o and choice" 81 per pound.
We need not enumerate the many select
goods which we offer. Suffice it to say. that
in every department. our stock is complete,
and We assure our patrons that Ill our Gro
ceries are first GLASS, and that we will not
impose on their creduIty 1y Offering rejected
meats or uendue commodities. Nuf sed.
OCT 81 JOHN AGNEW i SON.