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Curiosties OF Or,Itograpsy,

A writer in the Cincinnati 1inlos c'd
Chronicle remarks that some of the spell
ing that an editor has to encounter is
enough to harrow up his soul and freeze
the marrow in his bones.
A young lawyer in an interior city
early one morning locked his office door,
and left upon it this mysterious legend;
Soon to brexfus.'
In a small New England town drug
eist was surprised and disturbed to re-
ceive at the hands of a dirty-looking Gus
toner, the following prescription:
"Pleas Civ the bare sumthin to flick
him Is cents WORTH"
During the war letter, written by a
Rebel soldier to his sweetheart, was CAP
tured, wherein the writer said: eve
will lick the yanks two-mcrrer efgod'
IDENTITY spares our lives
Rufus Choate, or somebody else, said
that the ways of Providence and the de
eisions of petit jury are past accounting
for. We may safely say the same of the
spelling in the latter, since a Pittsburg
jury handed up to the judge a communi
cation indorsed; 40 the onorable gug.
The proprietor of a country store once
worked himself nearly into a brain fevel
enJeavoring to make ineligible the fol
lowing note. given to him by SINAI
boy, the son Of one of his customers:
.mister Cream
"Wunt you let my boay hey
pare Of Easy toad shuz?"
However, he was probably not NOR
horriRed than the schoolmaster who e
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Ea!:S.s,,,lI...;; IN!. ,.s;.lN,S,Ii:lsa
|NiII!ES.ljIIIr: ',III
fi.9. ! \. 3 ! /.

$4,000 Reward oGered Z, any Person proving
Jos y Filter y, u, 20 be other than gradhaic y
The celelrated University of Pcursy vana In is and
Professor % Chemistry aud ToKicoiogy.
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OF Franklin, X ntucky.
To Bee-keepers Everywhere

The following points OF excellence comprise
few Of the many, that may be truthiully
claimed Cor my hive:
1. Ii IS simple in construction. neat in APP
pearance and Is the most easily understood and
managed movable comb frame Hive ever in
vented.
2. The only material required in it, con-
struc;ion Z. 20 feet of lumber, the nails uoces-
sary to fa-ten il together aud few small scraps
Of wire cloth 10 cover ventila,or. Not
screw, screw eve. hook and eye, hinge, piSot,
piece Of tin, tin tuhc, glass, or other exPcusive
material is used in It's construction.
3. When properly used, IL il the coolest hive
for summer aud n warm a. the warnlest for
winter use, aaordiu- ample pro cction for the
successful wintefing q colonies on the sum
mcr stand.
4. By is use the necessity for "honey boarls'
or "honcy ba-s" i'i entirely dispensed With,
while the chambers may be contracted TO suit
/ the condition % any sized colony 81 frum one
siucle frame to tn, enabling the lNcper to con
/ fms the animal heat to the space only occupied
| by the colony.
J .. Les time and labor il required in haad-
/ ling, and the brood IL les, expo,ed than in
using other iirsi-class hiycs
/ 6. While Il does not claim 90 he positively
I "moth proof under all circumstance, vet u u
provided with the least expensive and most
eGectual device for the capture and Obstruction
Of moth millers ever attached 10 hive, and
will do more TO protect the bees FROM the raw
ages Of that terrible scourgc than all the Cx-
pcnsive and complicated "ifaps' ever invented
and will in most cases afford perfect projection.
:. The construction Is such that the frames
and false ends tit equally well either the brood
or surplus chamber.
&. A number Of small colonies or nuclei
NAV be- used in the same hive, or one or more
may he kept in surplus chamber, receiving all
the necessary natural warmth from the colony
confined To the brood chamber.
Other advantages might be- enumerated, but
Tho above are deemed sufficient.
An examination Of fifteen minutes, will,
believe. satisfy any disiRlsssioi, practical Apia
Ran, Of the superiority Of the
Peerless Hive
over any, and all others; and ! CHALLESGI
CoMPARIsoN with any Hive on the ANERicAs
.CoSrIYEsr, North, South, Eaa or Wea.
Farm Rights and sample Hiye......Sl0 o,
Peerless Circular and beginners Manuel.
Territory will be sold very low TO thos'
wishing to purchase, and the terms made easy
For any further Information enclose stamp
and address, plainly, ,..ooon
LIT j. ;. ihO, iol.
: IocK Box "a Franklin, Ky,
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Tar game law of Kentucky allow
game to be killed in this State as follows;
Quail, partridge or pheasant, from 'Octo-
bersi to March 1; Wild geese and aid
daeks. from September 20 May !; wood
cock. June 70 january |; female deer
tom August | toMarch |.
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RAILROADS.
Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD
KNOXVILLE BRANCH.

ooNNEscrs sySDAY. ssFrESHER "a ICi
rI'RAfVs hssEssa Louisville SD Li,inrtou I'll f.a
4 a. ti'a-st
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The Kansas Tribune says: "a Wich.
ita, Kansas, man was arrested recently
on acllarge of carryingconcealed weapons
On beingsearched there was discovered on
his person two navy receivers, three
pocket pistols, two billies, some bras
nuckles, an air gun anda sword cane
As this damaging evidence came t.
light, the. prisoner smiled brief smile
and explained that he had merely armed
himself for the purpose Of going out or
Inc pane % Gght ,thS4ndia"s.'
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TtIsr has not been particularly and successfully treat
ing Rheumatism and Neurl a, proissiohAli asa 80
cisty for many years Curing 9' In every 100 tfeated
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Nakrrb. this and adjoining counties viii
nlllI< " plly 70 their interest 70 visit the
sfoFx ts1{s. Gillian before purchasing eiss'
~hen4 ~ oily
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New York papers report that there is
every prospect of an early spring trade
All the Atlantic steamers arrive heavily
freighted With merchandise. The i'm
probability Of any changoin the tariff for
sometime to come gives importers a sense
of security, and has caused them to or.
der large amount of goods. 1t is also
expected that the heavy falls of snow
which have occurred this winter will
prove Of great benefit to the soil and the
winter crops, and thus go far to insure
an abundant harvest and a prosperous
wear.
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M. Gilham's long experience in the miiii.
merry business warrants the belief that she will
give 10 her patrons entire satisfaction.
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IIus charge Of the Msntau-making Depart
,nsni, and 4 receiving lnoathly all thu latest
styles and patterns.
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NEWS srtaxFERg.


In the Credit Mobilier Investigation
before Judge Poland's Special C9mnittee
@. w. ScOfell, Of Pennsylvania appcar-
ed voluntarily and made ssaicmcnt,
exonerating himself from any blame in
connection with the Company. Senator
Pattcrson, Of New Hamshire, Henry
Wilson, William ID. Kelly, and John A.
Bingham, Of Ohio, were also sevcrally
examined. All, with the exception OF
Kelloy--who had only borrowed money
from Ames--had been more or less con-
necied with the stock oil the Company,
but, as they averrell, in perfectly legiii'
mate manner. Bdiore the Wikon com
mittee Mr.. Durant repeated his state
ment that he had handed Senator liar'
Ian at the time Of his election two checks
of 5000 each, because Mr.. Harlan
"knew how to appropriate It,"
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Thisfs the way ihe sheriff of McCnek-
en- county puts it 70 the delinquent tax
payers: "Plain talk, true d preaching.
l have waited, begged, persuaded,threat-
ened; | have borrowed money and paid
big interest thereon, all to save the tax
payer cos and myself a iisagrceable du-
ty. The desired end is not attained. i
am now notified that further delay will
sacrifice me and bring trouble on my Sc
securities. This cannot submit to-
Therefore the money must come or will
show legal cause for the delinquency.
If that don't bring them up they are
heartless.
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WHEELER WILSON Sewing Machine Company having had eighteen
and selling Sewing Machines asd employing me ao
talent in this and Europe ostr the pnbl
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;DWR1h1Na BuRNTi-We ATE sorry to
learn that the resdd depGsio Gen.. w. w.
Harllee, -residingea Mars Bluff, in Ma.
Iion County, was consumed by fire last
Thursday morning. About daylight, q
little son Of Gen. Hsrllse, was shooting
pigAhs from the root oil the, ,bouse. and
it's thought tho waddipg Of tie gun
ignfted the shingles, Scarcely anything
was saved, not even the furniture and
wearing apparel Of The family. Loss es
titnated at $40. 900: no insurance. MI.
J."Bpyd Brunsop. o prominent merchant
OF that place. who. was boarding with
Gen: Harllee, ID reported to have lost
~, 600 in money. .-Florence Pioneer -
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The Great Workshop of the Body
TIIE LIVER.

Il ton, yon will always be unwelI. You will
complain of dullness, oppression Of the brain,
headache, sick and nervous, constipation,
restlessness, inllness OF the stomach, !ndiges.
heartburn. Tho workshop is derapged, dis.
organized, out OF order. No better regulator
can you apply than HEINITSH'S BLOOD
AND LIVER PILLS. They are, of all the
Inedlcines we know of. tho only LIVER
PILLS that, will do the work OF correction.
They are, therefore, Liver currcctor
Everybody usos them: Everybody likes them.
everybody speaks we'll Of them. Only twenty
five cents box Will cure more diseases han
aquart Of noxious decoction. Pepared only
by Z. Fl. HEINITSH,
teb IL Columbia s. c.
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FOR SALE ',s5'
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK
..;A SEVEN .PKD oEnT. 90. a.l .1f
COUPON BONDS
N. "a :, -. nE Hux, ntfs l.. IA =.
q. oF'THHt ,2W y II Y.
CITY OF GOL.UMyB IA

" 4Tx V E tVH HO' MUB Ia I.
Secured by a Sinking Fund. Coupons seotsrsi
SXan Annnaa nna, aas o and Resetuaole for CIV
ss ssoSd az d0oS; Soo aa1a'se Property Of, Me CNy
NNHE BONDS offered are authorized. BY Sn
4 Act OF Assembly approved, March ,12
1917, Tor the constitution of the new Civ
H%ll; Their final redemption Il. by the terms
Se ssspTsa rom saaips s5.
building. Theae rents will reach. nom IS, ,OO6
TO $40 QUO per annum; and the. Carolina Ma
tionsl Bank holds lien OF the buifdinR T6r q
term Of twenty years, as trustee, with power
ed as : fund for the redemption Of tho bonds.
BY said Act-a special annual tax fs required
to be levied to pay the simi. annual coupons.
and the Carolina National Bank fs msde the
trustee 9t the city tp receive the taxea when
TO pay tGe
Tho taxable property Of the city is at pre-
the bond debt Of the city cannot be more ks ed
beyond 5000, 900 whilst these bonds are ont
standing:. The bonds are exempt by law from
CITY taxation.
These bonds Are offered to the public at
eighty nett, with interest from date OF pur.
chase to January I, 1873, allowed in settle:
mont. After that date, the accrued interest
To citizens Of Columbia these bonds viii
give an income Of 12f per cent, a. NAV be
seen from the following statement:
seven per cent. bonds, at rs, -
=, AunuaA interest,". est................ 81 per cent.
Nineteen years to run, average
increase per annum. ..:......... II per cent
City tax saved. ........,......... 2 Der cent.
Average annual income. ..12}
Dec11 MI 80.
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IA, remarked BID, vsddiug' recently took
place ih baltimore. The bride-groom
was Jesae w. Uppsrou, whose name has
figured somewhat prominently before
the public during the past winter.
Nearly a year fago; he s~as arrested on
suspicion :of having caused the death OF
his aunt by shooting her. Circumstant
tial evidence. it was said, pointed him
ont distinctly as the murderer, and the
suspicious which were at Arst enter
tanned regardingHbis guilt gradually be-
came strengthened into belief as Avi-
dence was accumulated. The prisoter
was indictsd for murder and pnt upon
trial: for his life. The evidence brOu4ht
ous was almost entirely OF oirctifn!
st6ntial' character, and after trial of mn.
pfecedented length, the case, was givet'
to the jury. the prevailing belief. being
that he would be, found guilty. The
JURY conshlted together for, o long time,
but were unable to agree upon verdict,
and. were finally discharged. In Febru.
ary, another trial was, had, laetiig still
greater length Of time, and finally ra.
smiling ii the prisoners acquittal. All
during the long trials, q young lady pos
Bessed 'ofunnsual attractions and occti:
Plying: q high SOCIAL position in Bali7'
more, was observed Watching thu pro.
oeedings day by day. and when the pri-
soner was acquitted che tainted away IN
the court room. A few days since the
lady became Mrs. Uppercu, and beside
the relatives OF the bride and bride
groom! at the wedding ceremonies, there
were present the judge, who had pre-
sided at the oourt,' and the counsel both
for tho defence and the prosecution.
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The Central National Bank,
f1Hu

nFFERS for ealea limited amount Of above
~ mentioned BONDS, at the following rates !:
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. (only $1,000 per
COND MORTGAGE, (only SIS. 600 per mile J
at rs cents and accrued interest, and recon-
mend them 10 Trustees and others lying
money to invest. rs being the most desirable
sons, to wit: 'f'N
FIRsT.-THKY CANNOT DE TAXED BY THE STATE
COUNTY Or CtTY. The United States Supreme
Court, in tho case Of the Northern Central
Court U. 8 page 267,j decided that, when a
Railroad mortgage Is joint one. on property
lying in two or more States. the bonds se-
either OF tho sta:er; and the same principle
relieves them from taxation by County, Uity,
or Town. The Charlotte, Columt tia and Au.
gusta bonds are occurred by joint mortgage
on property lying in North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia.
sEcoND.-Because they arc absolutely safe.
being secured ty frat mortgage OF only
slo, ,Oo0 and second mortgage Of only S.. 900
Augusta, and on all the workshops, bridges,
franchise and equipments VI said road
THIRD.-Because the sale OF the frst mort
gage bonds will oHtiuguish tho fuating debt
mortgage bonds will DO exclusively applied
to improving tho road and adding 10 it's
equipments; thus enhancing the va}lo OF the
property mort gagged.
bonds. and tho interest payable in Now York,
Charlotte, columbis or Augusta, at the OPP
tton OF tho holder. Thus tn y can be COL
lected through any bank without expense.
FIFTH. The busihcsy of the Road is "a pdiy
increasing, and tho property and franchise
daily becoming moro ovaluable-the net earn.
ings for the last five months being over fifty
per cent. more than for the corresponding
! months OF the preceding year,
SIXTH These Bonds are practically re-
deenlabfe IN goid. for specie paS mcnt will Ger.
t.inly be resumed hciore their maturity. In
"tstors will. therefore. buy with greenbscks
woi tn S7i cents, and receive their pay at par
thus adding profit OF ovRn THIRTY oENrs
on tho do'lsr on the First Mortgage Bonds,
and OYER THIRTY. SEWN GENTS on the Second
Mortgage Bonds, and in tho me ntime receiv-
ing high rate Of interest.
FINALLY. AS these Bonds have fixed
vAlue in New York, Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, they arc considered good collate-
rails, on which money oan always be borrowed
for temporary purposes.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
a. u. BRENIZER. cashier. Jan 81
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Smick! Smack: Smooya!

2LAlSh' SAAhNh' 0AVUt0s
"AVING fitted mp the magnificent room in
IL the Columbia Hotel. formerly occupied
by Mr. Hayneswolth, we are prepared to Der.
form on the cranium Of every gentleman, in
the way ot HAIh.CUrrING or SHAMPOO
ING, aud specially invite ali who want their
board cut or smick. smack, emoove, to give
as oall. HOT aud COLD BATHS can be lad
N. B.-Our shop on Plain street will con,
tinue to receive our special attention.
Apr4 REESE l. THOMPSON
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k1.B9RsT Ohass A0MNT IA EUROPE.

k1.E9RsT 0LAss AGENT IN EUROPE,
~ yith twenty years' active exfarienco, ip
tions in! En- gland sad on the Oontineht, offers
his seEyices sB representative to g fret rate
Anhetioan hot1se, desir6us to open branch
hoqas, inIi Europe. or TO establish = general
agency. The highest bankers references in
Lbndon ant" New York are at adVertiser's e
o99mana. Letters adllres sed, I'm 20. r. OCT
TON" viii be forwarded by. .Meesrs. G. P.
Sampson, Low l. Co.. London Ear26 Wm17 !
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sFth. II II nd nd, ,W6oDa isatn ;ff6H|
22aIitisa Q ttd1 4frkea. ..sheYs y y6saHRdsa3 \ H Hf

tsFfhE N 1Xt WboDHs ieatn ;ff6&
hatiei WHO 4frf{ed here y&t9Hds3 bb
th4 Wilmings3h, S15ldmbfk ShH Aaee eefpaitS
Aqfd, f6af Ares srS raging neatly III
along the" line :"of, that railway. rom
three, milee. beyond Fair BhF to Etc!
niHgton. ot6sts have. Been swept.
fshtes and WQ69 ,6eatFr6fsd, and III some
Have suffered severely, and will be
thrown back matsristl III thia respect.
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Champagne Charlie at Barhamvllre.

Champagne Charlie at BarhamvilTe.
-. CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE.
u#6g sired by Charlie Ball, out of dam
eeY V Sallie. "a Rayford Inaro,) whoee
sire WAS Monarch, reared by Jno
sLaa1O. Richards, of Union owned by
Milton Leverett,. OF Columbia, win stand
season. commencing april 1, ct Barhamyilie.
This horso is an elegant chestnut 8. rrel stal,
lion. seven years old, fifteen hands high, and
near ! 600 pounds weight, working oapitally
in harness or under saddle. He is a sure foai.
getter; and to all cash parties, this condition
will bo granted. that, their m ares in case th ey
fall TO prove" the first season, will be al
oond season free of charge to said horse.
Terms fifteen 1851 dollars q season, cash
Apply Mt Barham vilie March &c 2mt
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TT. GIBSON will continue the Grocery and
Provlsion business. at the store corner LADY
and Richardson streets.
Il. ID. GIBSON will continue the Hardware.
LIQUOR, GROCERY and Provision business, cor
Mar so 10
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New Publications.
:NEw JUVENILE BOOKS London edi.
IN tions, illustrated. '',7
New standard works for libraries.
New Novols, In cheap binding.
Also, freah stock Of WHITING DESKS.
PORTFOLIOS, Geld Pens, Pea-Knives, Pocket
Books. photograph Albums OF all sizes, Fancy
brSekets aud Book Shelves, and = general
sc!opes and Fancy Staliorery, FOR .ae BY
NoV5 Il. T.. BRYAN.
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Mules and Carts Wanted.
ElROM four to six good MULES and CARTS,
L. with Drivers, are wanted on Monday
next: Apply to GEORGE A. HALL, at tho
new Race Course, near Fair Grounds.
April II i'it4f :, 'inuf
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HOME OF HEALTH.-Trayelsre:f f-ecc
tho South Will find DR.: E. r. Miller'a Home OF
most, desirable places to live In New York
otfy!' The loustisn is first ciass; rooms large,
airyt hn1 etagsnt; table. excellent, and prices
the Etectrid BathA, Swedish Eo7enshin and
Lifting Cprs are IN the. .ests sblishmept, Tran.
sieht or permanent boarders accommodated,
Send for oircnlar. Address E. P. Miller, ia: !:
ID, 80 and Al ". 2Gth street, New York.
MRr8 Yn:i III l. i...' ~ -. . 40
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CARRIAGES
i.ra AND ;.
BUGGIEs!. ( !.

NALL Mt tho. Factory East OF the
~ Post Office ard examine quality,
work hmansbip and prnes before pr.
chasing auction goods. We c1nnot
b" undersoid iu good vehicles.
NJ. J. CALNAN, Agent.
JOHN AGNEW, Proprietor.
Jan II '
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Safes Safes! |!

Safes Safes!! ~
MJE have received the Agency OF MIH.
wv LERS CELEBRATEDF FIRE AND BUR-
CLAIR PROOF aAFES, and are prepared to
NIL orders at manufacturers prices. M
we have now on hand two OF tho above
safes, subject to the inspection Of pnrch q sers.
FEB ZG JOHN AGNEW 4 SON
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First take tho Blood and Liver Pills. to work
off the bile and purify the blood; three or
four will be sufficient. Thcn take a table.
spoonful OF HEINITRH'S CHILL CURE. Il.
has beentried: we know it,
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Corn Whiskey.
I)URE MOUNTAIN CORN WHIsKEY.
i Also. a lot OF four year old MALT DORM
WHISKEY. Warranted pure.
Jan 2s JOHN @. sREaERs.
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Millinery: openingy
- .a2, .oM knD AErFRh ~ Eir4s
THURSDAY, APRIL 10.
Z o II He LADIES':

1ofK ana elsewhere, all OF which will be sold
st the lowest prices. ''."f -"
Ladies and the public in general will please
cal! and bo convinced that the above arc real
facts. Infants 'CLOAK9, GAPS and DRESSES.
n. B.-;Irs. 0: E. Reed has taken the first
best Millinery. 4nri, q :
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"A sELBY, - . COLUMBIA MORNING. April 1a 1879


e&0s
QHeTAQLEB TO, ,MARRIA0E.-Hsppy
relief for young men from the ELECTS OF errors
and abuses in,eatly life. Manhood restored.
thod Of treatment, New. and remarkable re-
mtdies.' Books and Circulars ssnb fee, Id
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSo.
t1T1ON, No; q Sonth Ninth street, Phi1Rdel.
- Non TOR honorable conduct ana profeasionil
skt1. ., Mar a. am
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Flour! Flour!! Flour!l!
TWO HUNDRED barrels FLOUR. oonafst-
Il ing Of Choice Family, Extra Family, Ex.
tra and Super Flour, on hand aud for eale
low. by JOHN AGNEW d SON. :
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MRS. MARIA BINGHAM,

Il prepared 10 entertain Boarasrs At her rssdeses
near the corner Of oommsrcs and Market Streets,
and lieits Pstronsss. Anl q
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Dry Goods.
Reported for the Herald by ". @. Randall Bro
PR,NTs. ", llac; Gloucester
i0c, Granite, l0c; Pocasset, l0c; Essex, loo
Clinton, loo; Berkshire, loo; Ancons, loo
Simpsons Mourning, 10c; Cayudatta Sol
ids, l0c; Amoskeag, 10c; Sterling, lOc,
Montville, Sc; Columbiana,S 9c; wamsutta
SIC.
BLEACH CoTroY.-l0-4 Lowells, S74c
Nunadnock, 400; Pequot, 800.
"A BLEAouEp CoTToNs.--4-4 Revere,
1870; do. Masconomei, lie; do. Boot s, 4c;
do. Boot h, l3Jc, do. Moccassett, ll3c;
7-S Fruit Of tho Loom, l7lc; do. Amoskeag,
I3Ic; do. Somerset, l2c; do. Utica, ll3c;
do. Boot n, lllc; Harmony, 90.
A BRowN CorroS--New Market, l3l c;
Houston City Mills, Ia; Aqawam, 3D. Mil
lers' River, l2A; Bangor, l2s; Abbott, IL ];
Suffolk, llla CentralMills, %; FranconiH,
8.
= 3-48, TAB BRowN CoTroNs Empire, &c;
Massachusetts p, 9Ic; Bedford r., l0c;
CoHestoga, ll}c; Houston City Missile
BRows DRILLS - Granileville, heavy,
14Ic; Plymoth Rock, loo.
hEAvY Brown DucK--Supei Tor do, 22Ic;
Howard do, 93lc; Clarendon do, 22lc.
Hickory STRIPES = Mechanics, ii 10 ;
Sheridan, 143c; Rock River, 15c Easton,
l6a; whittenden, lie; Amoskeag, extra
heavy, 2l}e .prt
HEivY CoTrosADEs, from 1870 TO BOO.
Kentucky jeans, lac te 45c. Heavy brown
linen drills, 25c to $50. Cotton plaids and
stripes, lOlc to ~ LOO. Ticking, 123c to
SOC. tiingbams, l4lc to 2llc. Lawns
and oigsudies, 12ic 10 22lc.