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PHILADELPHIA.
CounterfeIters CommItted.oShip.
house Blown Down.


PHILADELPHIA, March 10,-The coun
terEeiters arrested on Saturday were be-
fore the United States Commissioner TO-
day. Reinhardt was committed in de-
fault ol $1s, 900, and Abrahams and Weis
ner each In $1,000 bail. Andrew Moul
ton waved q hearlngand was required &c
give ball., -.i.e'. B 'f....l .s
The extensive ship. house and wood diaI
of Ague & Co.'s ship.yard OF Keghul
Point, New Jersey, were blown down
this morning during heavy gale. About
twenty-five men were employed on q YES
sci In the lower part Of the house, but the
wind was so strong that It carried the
wreck and the vessel away from them
None Of the men were injured. Loss
$4,000.
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A A"TnUM' FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS
There is IN extremely old woman
Judith Webster, in East Kingstown, n,
Il. She lacks only year Of being 100
and it is gastronomically announced that
Sue has eaten 90 successive Thanksgiv'
log dinners with her own family In hel
own home, Allowing that she consumed
one pound Of turkey on each occasion
and averaging turkeys at ten pounds
each, can any nice little school boy tell
Us how many turkeys Mrs. Webster has
consumed in the course other long aud
wellspent lie,
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The Illness Of Geo. VIM. Curtis,

NEW YoRK, March 10.-The Post de-
nies that George William Curtis Is dan
gerouSly III. he Is confined to his room,
the result Of over work, but will be out
IN few days, when he will probably
take respite from all labor for some
months to come,
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NJ: E. Church south Conference.

BALTIMORE, March 10.-This morning
In the annual Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, the committee
in tho case Of the Rev. J. F. Clark, Of
White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia,
reported that the charge Of immortality
was sustained, and Clark was expelled
from the Church. The committee are
taking the evidence in the case ol DR..
HustOn.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 10.-Prince Bismarck
made a powerful speech to-day in the
Upper House Of the Prussian Diet In sup.
port Of the bill limiting the powers Of the
Roman Catholic clergy.
Queen Pauline, mother OF the King Of
Wirtenburg, died to-day aged 70. .
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Wan DAPARTnEEF,
UPPicE OY FHI CEIEY s!5HAL 0FH01R,
HASHiNsrOA, D. c., March l0.-7:s0 r. 4.
PROBABILITIES


For Tuesday the areas Of lowest ba-
rometer will movo eastward over the
lakes and Ohio Valley; southwest winds,
cloudy aud threatening weather will pro.
vail from the Middle States and lower
lakes 10 Tennessee; southerly winds with
threatening weather will prevail in the
Gull States; falling barometer, increas-
ing southerly winds and cloudiness will
prevail on tho South Atlantic coast; south.
east winds, veerins to the southwest, with
q rising temperature, cloudy and threat
enipg weather will extend over the Mid
dIe States by Tuesday night partly
cloudy weather with rising temperature
in New England; brisk nOrtherly winds
will extend from Missouri TO Texas By
Tuesday afternoon. ... ....
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CORRECTION for CoIfax's Benetlt.

SOUTH BEND, March 1O-Mr. ColGax's
quotation from the New York 1Ti6uRe Of
last September was that he never learned"
q share that he did not pay for, not never
"Owned," as errOneously telegraphed.
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Suicide OF a Murderer.

SALISBURY, March 1O.-The body Of
the man who threw himself under the
freight train Saturday evening, has been
identified as that Of Geo. W. Hall, muir
derer Of Miss ShocklY.
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The N. II. Tragedy..More Evidence
Against Wagner.

PORTSMOUTH, March 10.-Ashirt stain
ed With blood has been taken from thI
vault at the house Of Mrs. johnson Of thil
city, and identified as belonging TO Wag
ncr who boarded there. .
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Tent of the Great Eastern Circus
Blown Down.

Tent Of the Great Eastern Circus
Blown Down.
LOUISVILLE, March 1O-Tho tent Of
the Great Eastern Circus just blown
down, A number are reported wounded
and several killed.
SECOND DISPATCH
The accident 10 the tent OF the Great
Eastern Circus is not so serious Rs at first
reported. During a high wind pole
fell, striking two lads, one OF whom was
slightly injured, and the other named
Frank Sparks, 13 years old, was so badly
injured that he died In about two hours.
There was great excitement for few
minutes and a partial stampede, during
which some were slightly bruised and
scratched, but the managers promptly
checked the movement In the audience,
most OF whom quietcd down till the seats
were lowered and the side canvas lifted,
allowing free egress. In the first rush
the canvas was cut in several places by
escaping men. No other serious damage
was ascertalned. The town was wild for
an hour over grossly exaggerated reports.
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Grand Single Number Scheme.
$4,000 NUMBERS.
Class C, to be Drawn Mar. 81, 1873.
SEQ PrIr.., Aaountlas to sapu. 600.

Tickets, $40. half Tickets, IS. .QuArtsrI. 81 30.
UOur lotteries arc chartered by the Stats,
are always drawn at the time named. and all
drAWinge arc under tho supervision Of sworn
commissioners.
the St Louis papers, and Scopy Of Drawing sOnt
10 purchasers Of tickets.
~We will draw = similar scheme th9 last
day Of eVTy month during the year 1873.
Remit Gt our EiIk BY PoSFoFEICH AoREE
ORDERs, REamFERID LETTm, rD14PF or RK.
PRESs. Send for circular. Address
- MURRAY, MILLER q CO.,
~ Po0tbfiee Box 2lS6,
Apo u-Th.9t&W 1t Louis, No.
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Hawkins, the BIEamISt, Bound Over.
COLUMBUS, March 10.-James N. Haw.
kins, arrested some days ago charged with
bigamy, was confronted by his two wives
In tho police court to-day and confessed
his guilt He was bound over 70 court in
the sum ol $1,000,
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So LITTLE credit is attached to the III.
NOR Of the scpArtlou Of Marquis LONE
and the Princess Louise that their friends
have not taken the trouble TO publicly
contradict il
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A STATUTE Of Queen Victoria, made Of
white marble, and weighing seven tons,
h9 been placed In the Veslibulc Of the
state apartment Of Windsor Castle.
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TIE bill pending in the Legislature to
,,.nd and re cnsc! the School Law covers
,iyrv.sII pages.
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cllrense 3. Irwin


FS
Julia g. MeKelvey, and Alexander T. keKelTey
her huEbAnd, Samuel b. lrRin and Robert b,
Irwin, Jr., which Julia 8. NcRelVey, samuel
B. Irwin, Robert 8. Irwin, Jr., and the com.
plAnAnt are the heirs At law oi Robert B.
irwin, deceased, and Mary &. irwin, the Wild
oWof said Robert 8. Irwin, dsc'd In Chan
Tbs object Of this suit is 70 obtain q decros fol
sale and sale Of lots No ono hundred and ninety
eight C9s, one hundred and ninety.nine Qe9),
and water lot No. eight 49, on tho cast eide Of
Blm street, on wheeling Island, In the city q
Wheeling, West Va, OF which lots Robert 3.
Irwin, decd. was seized and possessed In bis
life time; and alto 10 obtain decree for the pay.
ment 10 said widow Of gross sum in cash out
OF tho proceeds OF Ealo, IN lieu OF her dover In
said lois, and q dIViIlon Of the residue Cf sueh
proceeds among tho heirs OF said deceased.
And 1t appearing from the return upon the sum.
mons inued IN above cause and from an AthdAvlt
filed therein that the defsndAnts julia S.hchel'
vey, Alexander T. MeKelVey and Samuel b.
irwin are notIePIdents OF the State Of West Viz.
ginIG, on motion OF the complainant BY his At
toruoy II is ordered that the said Julia b. Nc
Kclvoy, Alexander T. McKelVey and Samuel B,
Irwin do appear within one month AFTER the date
Of the hrBt publication hereof and do what ID
necessary 70 protect their interests.
Teste: DANA L. HUBBARD,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
CALDWELL & CALDWELL, Atty'B for PLAINTIFF.
February l9, 1873. f5I9W
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PRESDENT GRANT has given one hun
dted dollars toward the Greeley mouu-
nent, and Henry Wilson has given ffty.
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Democratic Gain in New York Town
Elections.

ALBANY, March 1O-The Argus will
publish table tomorrow showing that
out of 81 counties holding town elections,
the Democrats and Liberals carried 90
against last year, making net gain on
their side OF 63 towns.
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CHARLESTON.

The Republicans Garry the MunIcl-
pal Election.
Special Dispatch to tho Intslligencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 10.
Snyder was elected Mayor today, and
the entire improvement ticket was chosen.
This Is a decided Republican victory.
The Democracy Is waning at the Capital.
HENRY.
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BY TELE0RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
exclusively to the IntelllgenCer.

By tho Western Union Line
oIAco Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe BtSl
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN
y the County Court Of Ohio Comfy. March
Rules, February q, 1873.
John P. Poose
Frances Stevenson In As,umpsIt.
and
William Il. Stevenson.
The object Of this suit 10 to recover the sum
OF ,SI65 70, balance Of rent duo tho plaintiff by
the above nAmtd defendants.
II appearing from An AGldAVlt aled In the above
entitled cause that William II. steVenIon, one
OF the above mentioned defendants, is not q
resident OF the State Of West Virginia, on mo.
lion OF the plaintiff by his attorney, It is ordered
That the said William Il. Stevenson do appear
within one month after the date ofthe hrst pub.
llcation OF this order and do what 10 necessary
10 protect bis interests.
< copy tSs,c. RoBT.. D. WOODS, Clerk,
E. Q. FREEL, Atty for plaintiff, iob27Th
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
y County Of Ohio, City Of Wheeling. in the
NunleiPal Court Of Wheeling February Rules,
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GkeGnteIligettGfr

Tre Ice in The Mississippi is running
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copy 70 nc person 8oIuhB up C!ub'
5 are requested to act as Agents.
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THsBh4 4zesr zesr or j 4 nh 4 ! BBksr!A Gov.
LetcheE, tho, other, day. related q very
interesting incident Of the vsr. While in
KemPeES F0ow.at tho hotel. He said
that In 6ns OF the Battles: below lRioh-
mond, four flag g-bsarers, had been shot
down, and q, call was, made for q volun-
teer to- carry. che colors. "a stripping
took the torn standard: In few mo.
ments. thefstaf WAS snapped by shot.
The boy sat down. nriooeca a shoe
string. and tied it. He started in. front
again. Another bullet ssplintered the
staff. II was then fasten ed. with the
other shoe.string. He had hardly
shaken the folds out second time.
when down fell the flag, struck by q
ball. The shoe.stripgs had given ont,
He nnbuttoned his jacket, ripped his
rod. and carried tie broken ensign
through the light, + Gov Letcher said :
when they brought ime,the boy with
the shattered stAf,, st=..SSh.s:a st=..SSh.sss:a no with
shoe:strings and shirt,taii, I made him
an officer and gave him. the best sword
Virginia had" lli.. (Ilsl go
The gallant fellow was from Monroe
County. He was shortly Afterwards
killed in battle. -LsSinglon Gazette.
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Dom Piatt tells the following story
concerning the great Nfichigander, Se-
nator Chandler: while making his
grand tour of Europe. he encountered
our friend Gen. LIE Fevre, then United
States Consul Mt Nuremburg. The con-
versation turning on bills presented
by landlords, the Senator said he could
not complain. His bills. compared to
those he had to pay in Washington,
were reasonable enough. But there is
ono thing that puzzles me- he con-
tinued; wherever go, if but for one
night, [ am charged with q buggy.
Now the charge is low enough if 1 ever
had the buggy. but haven't seen a
buggy since L left the States Our
consul was bothered. He asked at last
to look at the bill. and found the learned
Senator had mistaken the French word
bougie IA candle) for the honest Ameri-
can one, buggy"
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FAIRBANKS SCALES. The readers of
the World have been informed through
its Vienna correspondence of the sue
cess Of the various American inventions
in the great exposition, aud OF all the
various articles of labor-saving ma
chinery there exhibited, none is more
deserving Of the award granted it than
the celebrated Fairbanks Scale. These
scales have been referred to in our
courts of law as the Standard" as the
weight they indicate is always accepted
by both buyer and seller. Some years
ago, when exposing the false weights of
various dealers in this city, the World
did its test weighing upon Fairbanks
Scale, from which las from court of
last resort) there could be no appeal.
The highest prize at Paris in 1867, and
now in Vienna, with the approval OF the
entire commercial classes, not only Of
this country. but everywhere, stamps
the Fairbanks Scale as the one every
dealer should possess.
N. I. WorlH, Sept. 26, 1873.
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How BoYs VINO DISTURBED CAMP.
MEETING WE'RE SERVED. D.-Boys who dis
turb oamp-mee eetings by crying "Amen"
in the wrong place, and remarking
"Glory" with more zeal than Judgment.
should read and ponder the fate Of thir-
teen small boys in Kansas. These thir-
teen ill-advised boys we're guilty, SO the
story goes, Of disturbing a Kansas
oamp.moeting by insisting upon shout
ing "Amen" when q very muscular
preacher, who prided himself on his
voice. was singing hymn. The preache er
bore it for some time, but, finally, be-
coming filed with righteous wrath, he
descended from the pulpit and, never
once interrupting his hymn, successive
ly reversed and spanked the thirteen
small boys. AS HE avenging hand de-
scended, and the dust of the small boys
filled the air, the rest of the congrega-
tion shouted in rapture. and encouraged
him with loud cries Of "Go on, brother,
60 onl" Then he returned to the pull
pit. still singing, and those boys went
half mile away behind hay-staok and
laid down with their faces to the ground,
weeping bitterly.
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An Iowa minister, in discoursing to
his audience few Sabbaths ago, said ::
"Religion in the heart, my friends, is
like four aces in the deck; without it no
man can hold O certain hand" To some
OF his audience his illustration was foroi-
BILE. In their judgment the "deck"
would be barren pack without the
four aces. A few, however, FLUSHED"
up, and "passed" out the door.
The Camden Journal says: Benjamin
McCnskill, one of the COMMISSIONS of
hershaw County, died in Camden on
the 10th inst, of conge5tive chill. Hs
was colored man, humble and of very
limited education, bat honest and de-
sirons of discharging the duties of his
office, SO far as he was able.
The Macon (Ga) Telegraph puts q
case OF the prevailing grab fever in this
wise: Collector Widemer, over in Ala
bama, has Bullocked $4,000 Of inter
nal revenue money. Orders have been
sent from Washington To find out
whether he can be forced to divide any
Of it.
Adelbcrt Dewes, Maine boy, eleven
years old, who killed a little girl
by pointing ut her gun he "thought
was not loaded" and swapping the look,
has been adjudged guilty OF manslaugh-
ter, and sent to the State reform school.
Commodore Vanderbilt having lost
some $500. 600 by the decline of stocks,
is tit obj ct of sympathy. But as he
has some $50. 0.000,0 900 remaining, the
sympathy need not take the form of a
contribution yet.
The Minnesota law compelling saloon
keepers to pay ten dollars annually to
the support of the State 1nebriate Asy.
lufh has yielded $4,000 this year,
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The Arabs in the desert often live to
be 200 years old, and the age Of 100 and
over is, In India. common. Persons
living in certain portion of New York
oity live on the average three times as
long as in certain other parts of&he city.
Temperate men in cities have attWenty
years OF age q chance of living forty
years longer; Incorporate men only
fifteen. The mortality in barracks and
hospitale is four times greater on their
shady than on their sunny side. Stuff.
cient sleep Is Indispensable, but, also.
too much sleep impairs the health.
Dr.. Thomas.
REsHRhRNT OF GooDs TO EUROPE. -
The currency pressure has caused in
New York tho reshipment -of costly
goods to Europe, there being at present
no market for them in that city. silks.
satins, velvets, laces and ribbons, con.
stitute the greatsr portion of the With.
drawal from the warehouses;. No duty,
has been paid on these wares, hut ruin
GUS lOsa has been entailed; from iusur.,
ance, freight!and handling. cA,marked.
decrease in the revenue will naturally
result. :I. .s?iy, i :. @fIftfg;,5 -
The news from the provinces in
France is not at ALI favorable to the
roya;ist pretansions, rttha. old ;RepubL- :
can spirit making rapid, progress. The
grand son OF one OF the victims. of 1913.
who has just returned to Paris.fyom q
tour through Normandy, reports the
state OF the wealthy province as most,
alarming. In every, village -sAe heard
the same story that evil days are again
coming. and the hofrpraftJf a new .jac.
Querie, 7or, Reign of ID srtor &ais sntiei-
An BnglisAis uusaIiib bes bbsll III ssha
House ST EossFale sssotY that IA
could not dinS;s thta iisnd OF! account
OF an attack bt ik {. HsEat:; s5 DAY or twD
afterward, being met by hid ffiend, and
remarked as nRiike gouty person, he
confessed to, have written .'gout" be.
cause he s'could not spell rhenmatism. y
An American soTe1aign, who was badly
whipped by fellow-boarier, describes
himself asesuffering from r0om-matism.
THE New DonnAR.-The new silver
trade dollar, half dollar. quarter dollar,
and dime, are, by the Act. Of. February
IL, 1873, made "a legal tender at their
nominal value for any amount not ex-
ceeding fve dollars in any one pay
ment, and there is no limitation to this
provision. They are.G Of course, pay
able for duties to this extent,
SIXTEEN MEN DncwsKD. --Ipforna-
ton has been received in Portland, Me-,
from Deer Isle of the loss or the sohoon-
or Il. L. Warren, with all on board
sixteen men. i;,s+- v.1s7,i j j
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weekly nes IecelptS tfSi16; gross 1S, 466;
exports to Great Britain 4,657; CONT.
nent II, ZIG; coaatwise 8.899; sales 12,.
600. ,..N
|-middltng 15L; net receipts 3.l94
bales; exports csastwise $3.50; sales 688;
stock 81 ,924; weekly net receipts 81, 766;
exports ooastwise II, 1856; sales 4, 992.
WILMINGTON, October 17.-Ootton
dull and nominal-middling1 151s; net
Feceipts 81 bales; exports coastwise $50;
stock 824; weekly net receipts 969; e1-
ports coastwise l, 1913; sales 48e.
MACON, October 17.-Cotton quiet
middling 1871; weekly receipts 1856
bales; shipments 2.190; sales 2,741;
stock in 1872, 3,778; in 1878, 5,958.
MOBILE, October 17.-Cotton quiet
and weak-middling 16L; net receipts
l.O55 bales; exports coastwise 920; sales
$50; stock $3.50; weekly net receipts
6,387; gross 6.383; exports coastwise
3, 14S; sales $3.50.
NORFOLK, October 17.-Cotton lower
and quiet-low middling 152z; net re-.
ceipts 1,421 bales; exports ooastwise
1858; sales so; stock 6,082; weekly net
receipts 8. 665; exports ooastwise 8,82l;
sales 1,408.
NASHVILLE. October 17.-Cotton no.
minal-low middling AZ; weekly re-
ceipts 1,44l bales; shipments 1879;
stock in 1872, 1.4l9; in 1873, 2,152.
COLUMBUS. October 17.-Cotton de.
mand good-low middling Is; weekly
receipts 2,03Q bales; shipments 2,l56;
sales 1,519; stock in 1872, 2.726; in
1873, 1881.
MONTGOMERY, October 17.-Cotton
weak-low middling Az; weekly re-
ceipts 1908 bales; shipments i,16l;
stock in 1872, GLIB; in 1873, $3.50.
CHARLESTON, October l7.-Cotton
steady-middling 1873; low middling
14A@15; strict good ordinary Az; net
receipts 2,8l4; sales 1000; stock IT,
OBS; weekly net receipts 1887; exports
to the continent 1850; coastwise c, 900;
sales 5.400.
MEMPHIS, October 17.-Cotton dull
-middling 1875; receipts 1859; ship
ments 954; stock in 1879, 1886; in
1873, 5.765; weekly receipts 9,425;
shipments 1893.
C1TY POINT, October 17.-Cotton-
weekly net receipts 1888.
PHILADELPHIA, October 17.-Cotton
dull-middling II; net receipts SO;
gross l3; weekly net receipts 1875; gross
1853; exports to Great Britain 53l.
PROVIDENCE, October 17.-Cotton-
weekly net receipts $500; stock 1000.
GALVESTON, October l7.-Cotton weak
good ordinary 1434; Texas ordinary
1925; net receipts 762; sales 100; stock
10, ,426; weekly net receipts $3.50; ex-
ports to Great Britain 2,746; ooastwise
2,0l0; sales 2,204.
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They Are II : assss..le. 81 ,ktsas, ,sssceIte.

They are II q sssts lof, etsas tsxccite.
ment in Breckenridge, Mimi This
yoathful but aourishing town has had
aus hsst baby. The shops were closed,
the field hands had q days holiday, and
turnips. carrots and beets lay idle in the
market wagons. The solitary prisoner
In the log Jail was allowed to roam about
In his cell without his meals, and the
ory OF "mad bull" passed by unheeded.
It was, in the language Of the local
journal, "a bright day for Breckenridge,
and gave it place among the brother
hood Of nations" The baby, when
born, weighed one pound and q quarter,
but, when it was two weeks old, it had
gained two pounds. It was only six
inches long, and common tumbler
would cover it. This is a small baby,
it is true, but Breckenridge is small
place; besides, it is young, and cannot
be expected to produce large babies as
older towns. But it is thriving baby,
or it would not have gained two pcnnda
in as many weeks. At this rate, it will
weigh fifty:two pounds at the end of
year; and by the time it is ten years
old, it will pull down the scales at $40
pounds. Soft will be seen that, although
breckenridge has begun modestly, it
has begun well, aud the greatest hopes
may be entertained regarding it's future
progress.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

THE undersigned would respectfully in
i form the smoking public Of this city and
vicinity that he has the sole control 0f Fac
tory No. Q, (makinH mono but the finest Of
Havana Cis ars,) which will be superintended
by his son. long known in this community.
BY 80 doing, he gives . great adyantage
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TO THE SMOKING

community, ss they can now buy their Ci-
gars at manufaeturesstp pyioeg, and thus ayoid
the largo proH!ss usually paid BY retail deal.
amount 70 the C9Iumbias 81 HE1 8S =
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-18

n. SULZBACHER,
E.J gcott's Building, Main Street.
P. S.-No ipjurious drugs' or aromasica
used to favor our Cigars. Oct 18