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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ANI
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Columbia Orr, HIggins GLASGOW April via
Bros Had fair winds to the Cape from thence strong
Steamship Hanss !scr Bricsens,sip; Bremen April
nf % & Ssrs
tag Ger, from ykerm aS, bound n west No v,.
ASss s p passed schr Harry But bound north M -
sand Heads Jan with %dss JUDD nsssd ssa
npri i winds 20 The Equator the indian Ocean Feb
encountered cyclone, which lasted tor three days:
Eaas;o IN March lon had fair westSsT to %t
M f y a high sea n" and
lightning in which hove to for 60 hours since light
saiI Wlen mcnsp1sSs Ger sshnl,,s M9ntsysG IS
fanch, Eaye Co Crossed the Equator March Il IN
had ys.ase Ssen pok eSy s n9Tn Of @
San Frans:so eSsenst%yn 100 days out c.r,..
u days Win saaar 70 dosslsr Co: vessel master
Had moderate weather been days north Of Eaeras.
@n kcynsu 's
"sy aS Sss nSTa
Mary Helen bound south; 2st lat 81 50 n lon Y 50 W.
Or Bs josie ssaa 10 y with sugar to
Ponvcrt Co; vessel to Simpson, Clapp Co Had fine
Brig fruaIola dtaD, saracino, Philadelphia days in
Franklin Berry Indanola March 49, with cotton,
schr Joseph P ,comegys, Hubbard, smyrna, Fla, II
days with live oak 70 s Bros. Se;se to Van PRINT
teras.
schr John Howard, Doxie, virginia.
Schr Harry Landell. Taylor Virginia
Schr Forest Oak, Parker, Baltimore for New Haven.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Dirigo. johnson, Portland for New York
steamship Svend tswe Hansen Boston for New York,
10 Tetens Bockmann.
schr Rosina, Cummings st George, NIB, for New York,
schr rS cEwsn, Burns, New London for Philadelphia
schr Escort hawkins Bridgcport for New erk.
schr ~ john. Foster, Brantford for New York
schr Ontario, Barber. Providence for New York.
schr Susan McDcvitt, sumner, Mystic for New YORK,
schr John Rommell, Jr, Miller. New Haven for New
York.
.schr George Kane, Dennison, Bridgeport for New
York.
schr Hannibal, Pcndieton New Haven for New York.
Schr Josephine Ceaveland Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Columbia, Donovan, Bridgeport for New York
Schr WIN Woodall Russell, New London Tor New
York.
schr Wave, Hubbard, Hartford for Trenton.
schr Il Mcany, Lewis Portland for New York, with
stone to order.
schr Helen Hardy, New Haven for New York
Schr 4 Delaney, Delaney, New Haven for New York.
scbr Charles n Northam, Hubbard, Portland for New
York, with stone.
schr s @ Peasc,. Fcac. Portland for New York. with
stone to Henry Marsden.
scbT r Brady. Coleman. New Haven for New York
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SHIPPING NEW

Almanac for New YOrk-Tbis Day.
SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rses........... 90 Gov Island. :. eve @ 43
sun SETS. 40 Sandy Hook. eve SIS
Moon rises. morn A 10 He'll Gate. eve 8 %
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RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNED.

Destruction or the Wooden Bridge Over
the Kennebec River mt Kendall's
Mills, Administrations Interruption to
Travel.
KENDALL's MILLS Me-, April 49, 1879. :
The Maine Central Railroad bridge across the
Kennebec River at this town took fire by sparks
from locomotive this afternoon and was almost
entirely destroyed. The bridge was about two
hundred feet in length and less than forty feet re-
main standing. The loss to the railroad
company by the destruction or mate
rial win be about ten thousand dollars,
but the delay OF freight and passenger
trains cannot iail to entail still greater pecuniary
road, Is on the ground and has already put into
practical operation plans for the temporary relief
OF passengers and the expedition Of freight A
new and substantial iron bridge will be put into
service as soon as possible and the public con-
venience viii be well cared for in the meantime.
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Steamships Minnesota, for Liverpool; Java do Koln,
4c: Georgia Charleston barks Curacao, Curecoa Ma.
Eidsvold, Dundalk; Ansgar, Hamburg Mary Marshall
Buenos Ayres via BRUNSWICK, Ga; brigs New York, Pa
more do; shafner Queenstown; schr Carrie Bent
ley, Charleston.
Vessels anchored at Quarantine outward bound =
Banks Gitana for Nantes; GREY thunderstorm for Dant
TOR do; briggs Fake, for Gottenburg Bckmore, for
Matanzas
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The Appropriation Bill the Special
Order for To-Day-The Canal Repair
Bill without . Quorum-Nan Nort's
salary-Report or the Erie 1nUestiga-
ting Commfttee-Thc Usury Biil and
the Grand Jury.
ALBANY, April 23-EHening.
The Assembly bill making
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUPPORT or THE Gov
ERNNENT,
and for other purposes, was the special order to-
night in the Senate, and took up the whole OF the
evening session. II appropriates about ten mil
lion dollars for the various general uses OF the gov
eminent The bill, engr0ssed with the Senate
Committees amendments, was read. requiring &C
least an hour la the reading when IL was discovered
that II was very different from the printed bill
on the files, and an attempt was made to progress
II In order that 1t might be printed, number OF
senators declaring that they could not conscien-
tously or inteiligently legslate Tor the appropria
ton OF so many million dollars without having the
printed bill before them. The proposition was
voted down, however, and the Senate had to con-
tent itself With the rather doubtful substitute OF
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
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Columbia Music Store.
& Son

7,AKE pleasure in calling tho attention OF
tho public to an examination OF their
STOCK or MUSICAL MERCHAED1SE, con-
sitting OF Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Melodeons, violins, Guitars. Banjos, Flutes.
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments of all kinds. Also, Sheet Mpsic and
instruction Books for every class OF M1sica!
Instruments on hand at all times. Sheet
Musio sent by mail, post psid, ,on receipt OF
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered. TO sny pnrt !qt the
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Meiodeons timed and re-
paired in satisfactory manner; and will give
especial Attention to Packing. Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any potn
desired. at moderate prices. !.
ANorders promptly attended to and salts
faction guaranteed to those favoring us with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. RI.
chs srdson street, few doors above Pa1NIx
Office, ColumbiA, 3. O. @L+' Nov7
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$4,000;
100000.
Present CdpNa',
Authorized Capital,

Present Capital, = - -" 80 s1so,eoo
Authorized Capital, ~. .:'$500, 600
AKA. -if' OFFICERs.. . :. i u..I
JoHHB. PALMER, Preeident.,l ....,,,,,
/ A. G. BREEIZER, Cashier. 80 =, :.
. ON. G. BUTT, Assistant Cashier -
JrHIS BANK will soon, occupy Its mAgnif-
cent three. story and Mansard Roof baiid-
ing, now 10 course Of. constructi9n, Iop the
corner of Plain and Richardson streets, brt
for the present will do business Mt its old
Banking House, opposite Uoldnib bia Hotel: A.
General Banking bueinoi. trsnsacted.r Ger
ratio OF seven per cent. per annum. issued.
Notes. Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
OF debt discounted, and money loaned on col,
laterala. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silyeri bonRht
and sold Drafts on all tho promin6pt cities
in tho United States bought and sold: -, u,
D1nECTons-J. Eli Gregg. John 3: Palmer.
F. W. McMaeter, R. D. senn, TOT r. D: Sem q
son,) G. ". Besrden, rtoI Copeland Bear.
don,) r. l.. Bryan. iof:Bryan d McCarter; }
" sTsSs Sf b. ssons sTaMaisla ".
Abbevillo; J. q. Ricn, Winnsboro. Feb 6
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l O r nc Il n =.
VIM. Martin. President.


VIM. Martin, President.
John q. Palmer, Vice-Prcsident.
A. G. Brenizer, Cashier.
j. H. Sawyer, in general charge.
John G. b. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
.a Directors,
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. G. Has
kell. F. ". McMaster. Z. q. Heinitsh. John b.
Palmer, Tho omss e. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion. '..t.
G.. II. Scott, Eewberry. @
W. G. Mayes, Eewberry.
D. II. Rutledgo, Charleston.
Daniel Rnvenel, Jr., Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or.
phans and othors may, here deposit their saw.
ings and draw liberal rate Of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing TO draw interest on their funds until
thcy require them for bueinees or other pur-
poses; Parents desiring 10 set apart small
sums for their children. and Married Women
and Minors Whose deposits can only be with
drawn by Themselves, or, in case OF death, by
their legal representatives,) Wishing to lay
aside funds for future uGe, are here afore ed
an opportunity OF deposiGng their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and. at
the Same time, be subject to withdrawal
when needed. Aug 18
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without this Liniment. The money re-.
funded unless tho Liniment is as repre-
sentcd. Bo sure and get tho genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG IINIMENT. Sold
by NIL Druggists and Country Stores, ct
25c. 60c. and $1.O0 per Bottle. Notice
s!vlc. size of bottle, &c.
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Gay olass Hotel and
receive his Of
Wiub at uLours. TIRE e.nGT
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Has been before the American public
OVER THIRTY years. It hos never yet
failed to give perfect satisfaction, and has
Justly been styled the panacca for all ex-
ternal Wounds, Cuts, Burns. Sweliings.
Sprains, Bruises. &c., &C., for Man and
Beast. No family should be singls day
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Notice.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

COLUMBIA, 8. O., March 81. 1878.
T1lHE attention ofthe citizens Of Oolumbia3s IL
l. called to the following extract from city
ordinance in relation to shade tS6es. No one
tilate the shade trees in the city, and any In
fringement OF the ordinance in relation there
to will be punished by tino, as provided by
law:
my porson shall cut down. kill or wilfolly
damage any tree, natural or transplanted,
growing in the streets Of Columbia, or shall
wilfully destroy, injure or remove any post,
railing or box, used or erected for protecting
be subject to a penalty not exceeding forty.
Hve dollars for oach and every offence"
Mar as JOHN ALEXANDER. Mayor.
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22d DAY OF APPEL NEXT.
AT IL O'CLOCK, NOON,

for the purpose OF eleoting q Board OF d.
rectors, to consist Of twenty-five stockhol
ers. whose term OF Office shall be one year,
and until their snooessors sball havo been
qualified as prescribed in said Act.
AZ this meeting each subscriber for stock
will be entitled to cast one vote, in person or
by proxy. for each share of stock thus repre-
5ented.
And under rule ninth, the following form Of
proxy may be used:
II do hereby authorize and empower
for mo, and in
''my name, 10 vote upon share Of stock
In said corporation held by me, and repro.
scented by subscription certificate No.
.'at the nleeting Of the corporators and SUBJ
"scribers for said stock called by the United
''States Ceatennial Commission, and to be
..held at Philadelphia. State OF Penn1ylvapia,
"for the purpose Of eeoting tho first Board OF
stDreotors OF said corporation"
Witness at "fName OF subscriber)"
signing3 "(Address)" a.. i,
By order OF the United States Centennial
Commission.
JOSEPH z. NAWLEY,
LEWIS RALN SHIra. President.
Seoretary. Mar 1G m6
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA. - t.
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received.

INTEREST WE'D A T THERAT TE0E
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUA ON
CERTIFICA 1ES OF DEPOSIT AND SIX
PER CENT COMPOUNDED EVERY
SIX MONTHS ON COO UNITS. 70
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"A: PuzzrE.;- energetic delivery
clerk at the State depot, yesterday. was
slightly puzzled and more amused at
tho direction 'on :abox-tabout the size
ofyonr hat" Here is how the box was
marked, ''Jno. Norris. Augusta, ArKan-
sam-care J. McOurdy, ria Charlotte,
N. O., ola Augusta. Ga, 0ia. Memphis,
Tenn, care Ciessmon, Stewart & 90.
Freight as cheap asa possible. This side
up with care, etc." 'Pox marked much, I"
said friendly Dutohman-yes, said Nc.
'r-t -.a ~ atlanta. Sun.
The Norfolk Journal says: During the
year.. 100000 dozen eggs, valued. at
$3.50, 900 were brought to this market,
During the same period, 5000, 600
bushels Of oysters were sold for $S, ,8O0.-
"A Massachusetts olergyman's little
flock all brought him potatoes on re-
cent donaiion visit, and he has, got
enough to last him ten years, :; II
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SO .CO|)]IriUlMBIA T Iil:M u I: J! a HOTEL. Tel.


It's sustain the high reputation
Gplsads5s sS Pet arp1 ana moe improved
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and Columbia: Rai]roaf

&R3 81 ND PAs AZ sENGER
Sundays excepted, connecting With Night
Trains on South Carolina .AailIoad up and
down; with Trains going North and Eouth on
Charlotte, Colu pbia and Augusta snd Will
mington, Columbia and Augusta Hailroads.'. :.
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be run by trains Oh tile road:
DAY EXPRE68 TRAIN IDA

DAY EXPRESS TRAIN lDA1lY1 ~,
Leave Whining ton LUhion DerotI $2bA II
Arrive ent'Florencc..... ...:: - 9. A. N.
Arrive At Colum btR..... -. =. ~. 2.4UP. n.
Arrive at Augusta... 90. .s!.. ,342 p. 1r..
Leave Augusta s...........;.,..... 6.85 A., H.
Leave Columbia .~.............1 ii, 25 AN.
Arrive at Florence =. 4:15S. Ni
Arrive Wilmington fUpion Depotl 1925 pm,
ISL; NIGHT RxPREss TRAM '~tJ -
Leave Wilmington: ~ Union Depot 6.45F.M.
Arrive At Florence. 1856 P. M /.
Arrive ct Columbia. a............:.. 3.40A. II. /.
Arrive at Augusta.... ...:..!:.' $40 A. N.
Leave Augusta ~. $50 P. N |.
Leave Columbia ........ ........ 10. COP. H.
Arrive at Florence. -. 2.12 A. NJ
Arrive at Wilmington. .......... 5000. n
Oct JAS. Genp Eup't
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=. ''.I-!J = : = =
Bank Of Charleston,

Bank Of Charleston. y :
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION,
nCRARLRsroN, 8. O., February 20. 1878. AZ
ON and alter the 1st day Of March next,
" this Bank will be prepared to Uonsolidate
the Stock Of tho Bank Of Charleston into that
OF the present organization.
Ono share Of the latter: par value Is100l one
whole or ten Cl0l half of tho former.
Future- dividends will sbe paid upon the
Consolidated Stock only; those aocruing upon
the qnconsolidated will be reserved until con
somtaaMon lti o. the same shall be effected
MArcll ! to April l.. TX
Feb 2S msmo WM.B. BURDEN, Caehier.t
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"Whsre. snail: ths soaI Find Re.t."
Tell me, eye wingeds Winds, that round my
Do y Ss.p p9s no anSs SHs, tons sHo. set..
Some shs iops %. ,sta pieas.kt ue some valley g
$s7 s::|i ~ .ss p.alssl asla ,'s sas'
The loud wind dwindled to whisper low'.itt II
Tell me. thou mlgStI deep. swhoae pillows
Knoyat thou soma fsvozed spot, some ial,nd
Where weary man lniF and the Bills, for
which he siRhs,
Whore soErow never lives and friendship
9si rs SaIis ;s|||st / g:EsRi'}il 9s
.sal5ss..! III sMl,lA'iIBp aa l,lsA' III
Dost look upon tho earth asleep. in nights
Tell me. in sil thy round, hast thou not seen
some spot,
Where miserable man might find happier
Behind q cloud tho moon Withdrew in woe,
Aud Avotee s9eet, but sad, responiyat 'No:s
Tell me, my secrot soul, oh, tell me, Hope and
Is there no ,rseating-place from sorrow, ain
Is there no happy spot where mortals may be
Where grief may find balm and woariness
Faith: iSs asbe ahts4o. bsas booIs t Il m6rsa,s 81
given,
Waved their bright wings, and whispered,
"Yes, in Heaven."s.s =
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CENTENNIAL BOARD OF FINANCE

N accordance with the Act Of Congress, ap-
Il proved juno lat, 1879, the United States
Centennial Commission hereby issue call tor
meeting tho Corporators, and all others
who may then have subscribed for Stock OF
the Centennial Board OF Finance, to be held
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THR- nWAHRER HOE.

WE have just recefyed another supply Of
/ w these superior HOES. They Operate
on IN entirely different prineipls from The
common Hoe, and are tho best aAnDEH, Coz:
and be convinced. .. -.,
April JOHN AGNEW d SON.
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Change bf .Eahcdple.

''ta 06L6sSH, g! q, Bept:: :29; isSs:
SSfx U = ~ = + oh.nEe otgeheaaie
c.- .NAIL'AHD PAssIHnAR TRAM: i,.,ry
Leave Columbia at........a am
Hs.iEs Es.vs oSs4lssten s. oasste1tsn
MIGHT ExPRHss. JREIoRT iiNu ,acoohxoDAf1ot
-: ~ .TRA1N. lspndAys sxcepted,l. 9 II
Leave ! cave 09luMbi. 20 1924 Arrive. ..6.sc an
As5,Ie G.,adsn TtsiS S 70 ddesyS
and Friday, as follows: Ts5'
Leave Camden st.....i.. iH.20sAkM.
Arrive st Colqmbis ,st,.:.-:.:.. S AAHs
1siiTe saEs oflGnpit st 6nmaen
~ .:l,:. A. Il. TYLER, Yicespfesfden&.a
8JB. Fto1IFs. General Ticket AGENT y.fi'
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SA4oA AVktVs AAU aux u6Ib n u
:, ;SQPERINTENDENTB, OFFICE, q
CoLunBtA, 8. O., .septsmber ~, 1872..
soSle.in 4H ins s.as .dsss sS., Iii satS q
run over this road;. raol /, 4, 7sblal,A
..upf ItJ aoMo foyTA. ~,
Leave Cbaliotte. .:7.i5I.Hi es!aoP! n:
Isavs 0oiumbia...::ai aias Piid! $50 4. II
Arrive Augusta. 80. .7I42 r. NJ: $40 AN.
~. .i'i ao1no NORTH, ;.ns ~. i..,E
tss{s tssys d6ss9sssiii delsS%sii ,sss SSR T. 4:
standard Time: tsnaminntei slonns Nhsn
.No. ff.i4 daily Ne: 4 f1aip dsIiS. spnn-
days excepted. Both Trains mako close toh.
nection TO al points N6rth, 8outhI and West.
Through tickets sold and baggage@hethsi
npr'11Is&azs3al 5A&hB 3alRAHpDiERgoF,. dener. Sup.
z. r. Donsk1 Gen. Fr6ie h4 and Tick Agent
Wilmington, Colpmb!s and. .Aug, B.: &.
supER1NTRNDEnT's% %OFTIcE, wa
EM r. u AFTER ~ &s:t1s sSis d.se as'4 4sbt
- following csahednieaniil
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If we are not to have universal Ian
guage. the world is ut least to have q
universal dress. The bond of dress-
coat between nations is as, strong as =
bond Of tongue. The King Of the Sand
wioh Islands wears the, garments Of
Paris, and the untutored North iAmeri-
can Indian the hair Of. 6omebbay else.
The, last instance yof ;.thia blending of
habits. comes from ..Oonstantinople,
where the police etoldde from the thea
tres and other places Of amusement
everybody who .Maals. a,.turban. Il is
thought that the Sultan wants to intro.
duce ID its PLACE that herald OF. civiliza.
ton. the atoye.pipe hat. It Is shauge.
What would Aladdin, or sindbad. or
Giafar be without his .turban7: Would
there have been any Arabian Nights, if
Harppn Alraso6id had Worn hat!
Think Of seheherezade in q Frenoh bon.
nesl One by one, old traditions and
customs are dying, and all onr dear, ye.
nerabie romafdes s" ate, remtorselessly
crashed beneath the heel OF tha tailor
and the milliner. t!ir .--,,t .
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! ROSES HOTEL, 'OOLUhdBTA- 81 U.r,sm
- :, IL ~, :ii' 20, e. ROSE Proprisfor -

% the o.pi
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Richmond and uanville ,RailIosG,,
&R g. tR9SH c3NRENsTp + sF;l.t TIAE; !; Il;
after Sunday, December %, 1872: tf!''l7!
a. III. GOING NORTH. st. -.

aNoE cuno1y, Decei1Dek L6, dofZ.
STATIONS. MAIL. E1pnEss
Leave Greensboro. >. p. 200 A. NJ. II 10 A. N.
Leave Danville..,..... $40 9. n. 1.b2 P: n.
Leave Burkville..... 9.44 4. N. .G:86 P. N.
Arrive At Richmond. .,.I2.45 p. Ii. 9.8OP, M
GOING SOUTH. .ilIslt u.
Leave Mchmond..,. I.5D r. N. 5.10 AM.
Leave Burk!ilie.......: 5.i2 ?. Il. s9s.A. II.
Leave Danville .!.... 10 90 P. N. 1882. n.
Arrive at Greensboro. ~. 26 4. n. 8.80P. NJ
Trains leaving Richmond at 1.50 P. n, and
at 6.10 A. H., connect at Greensboro With
trains on North Carolina Division, for al
points South. Passengers leaving Richmond
train for all points East Of tGreenthoro. Pcs
senger train leaving Raleigh ut G, 40 P. H.,
CONNECTS at Greensboro *ith Hortheln:bcurd
III. a ,r JOHN b. .EACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket gent. /.
T. NJ. 3. gALcoT. Engineer and Gen, Eup':
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
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In Concert Hall,

on tho Nerth eide CT Chestnut streot, between
TweiHh and Thirteenth stroetB, in the city Of
Phiiadelphis, aforesaid, on the
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a.,,ur Seed Potatoes. ua.w .,,,j:,L-
En BARRELS KkRLY ROSE and EARLY
~ HOODRLOH, In fine order. and for sale
y ~. !uI:A- AOPE G3t6S
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
" COLU mBiA. g. o. 80 =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-04

lHE CHAMPION TEAM. A team
consisting of eighteen very large
mules, and hauling g train of three
ITalrie schoOners loaded with general
merchandise, arrived in town yesser-
uay evening from Wadsworth. The
'eain is Owned by Gem. Ogg, and is
claimed to lie the best team in Ne
vada.
The above bit Of 8 bow comes
from the Borar Miner, published at
Columbus, Esmeralda county. That
team is a very diminutive affair. as
compared with some of Pritcbard's
proad-gauge trains plying regularly
lureka and Palisade. Twen-
ly-SlN mules, drawing six wagons and
iii the nelghborhood of ninety thou
s~nd pounds of bullion, is not an un-
common occurrence in these parts.
Inc Hordr man will have to gear no
more stock before he can Law claim to
the honor of having the "champior
team OF Nevada" Eureka eXcelS the
world In the matter of coarse bullion
ana big teams. We also consider our
selves Il long wav above the average
as a charcoal-producing community
Eacn OF U furnaces lick up, every
season, "A pile of charcoal almost equal
III SIZE tc Mount Davidson.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-04

WILL CLOSE OUT AT ArCTIoN.-J.
Ottenheiiner has determined to close
out at auction his entire stock, con-
sisting in part of tobacco, CHARS, sta
tlonery, jewelry. Of the best quality,
clocks. toys, baskets, fine cutlery,
soap and all kinds of fancy goods.
II safe viii commence Friday after
noon and continue every afternoon
and evening until all of the goods are
disposed of. sam. Friedman will otli
ciate as au~ctiouecr. o2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-04

CLOSING OvT.-D. Mannheim has
caused immense posters to be dis
trIbuted about town, announcing his
determination to close out his entire
stock of dry ana fancy goods within
the next sixty DAYS, at less than cost
in San Francisco. Here is a rare
chance for the ladies. for Dave means
business. lie intends to carry on the
grocery business exclusively hereaf-
ter. and must $ II off his dry goods
to nakeroom. The stock is complete,
new and fashionable, and the prices,
As announced IN his poster, are below
bedrock. 60 to Manheim's and buy
yourself rich. iv20
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-04

Ben. FITCH is to build >Ia!e
University" at Elko Tor So'uuo. IN
To be of brick, two stories hiSh anu
covered with a manSard ROOF ior tna'
price. \ five Thousand collar on
versitv is not an overwhelming euuoa
tional inspiration. However, IL may
spread IN get thicker Win age
Carson Appeal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-04
DIR. r. DEITEH

HAS REMOVED TO THE LUuDING
- ADJOINING the La Grand"SaloSn. :
Our Hathing apartments have Ieen ~.
utteo, making them the best in Gown.
~ those who have favortd us with a
thanks, n respectfully solicit "A confin.
uance of the same.
In connection with the above establish.
ment, DIR. Deter has private mis-
lor the reception of those whr ,rs seIci1
ed. Medicines manufactur,4 -. ~
Vegetation. Cures guarantee.
Slo-tf