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brass-butoned Boulbons can persuade them
selves to lift their hands against party
which bears blazoned upon its banners the
inspiriting cry Of free rum.
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Under the head of Moulon VS.. Moulton, The
Boston Advertiser puts tie former decara-
tions of Mr. Moulton to the public, and in let
tiers to MIR. Beecher against his statement re-
Gently published;
But Mr.. Moulton says, generally, that Mr.
Beeeher had confessed to him in conversation,
ami this is all the evidence he has on this vital
point. II he really thought So the probability
is that, when Mr.. BeecheF in the depths of hui
initiation was covering himself with reproaches
OIsaee0unt of other injuries he fanced he had
done, Mr.. MoutOn's mind, being full OF this
thing, took it for granted that Mr.. Beechers
mind was full of it also, and ia that way con-
straed bis ESTABLISHMENT into confession of
guilt. But did he really think so? His own
statement leaves much room for doubt on that
point referring to his own frequent denials
ct the truth OF the charge of adultery, be says (:
~ hen people inquired who had 10 right to
my confidence, answered them in such phrase
as, Without making direct statement. would
lead them 10 infer that the charges could not be
sustained. In some cases / doubt not that the
nqntrefs supposed that |, in fact, denied their
TRUTH
lie also obtained at that tiIns-after thepub-
LEGATION OF the Wocdbull story-lhe letter from
Mts Hilton, To be used 10 her husbands inter
est, beginning: For my husbands sake ard
my ehlldren's. hereby testify, with all nv
woman son that am innocent Of the crime
OF impure conduct alleged against me- have
been 10 my husband a true wife; IL his love !
wish to live and die" He also wrote from
ME- Beechei's memorandum. and secured the
publication Of bis card to the brooklyn Eagle,
closing with the declaration: I'm this conuec-
ton, and at this time, viii only aid that the
stores aad rumors winch have, for some time
past. been en- cuiated about Inc are untrue, and
stamp then. 10 genera aud particular As utter.
~ untrue, 1t was tttbis time aiso thai Moul-
ton wrote the following letter to Mr.. l3eoeher
M g itt which, Mr.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Stetson, Elizabeth M, hrs Of, lard.
house and land, stetson's court, 1909 81 50
Stiles, Elbridge houses and land, oooo -ooo
! house isea and nd land, Canton st, SO 20 %
Sullivan, Timothy, house aud land, -oo ,r.o
Building dfnss on leased land, 20 Fed - -.
era st, zoo oV0
swasey Geo S, house and land. 1872 5000
Sweat, Abby, house and land, %
Hancock st, 400 10 W
Taylor, Henry, land Poplar to 900 .oo
%ssss ss leased land foot Park 900 900 lS Sc
Ilghe, Martin house aud land, rear
Treiethen, Emily P, land, Peaks
Walden, Danl house on leased land,
SO Washington st, 200 8 90
Ward, John, house and land, 4
Warren Timothy house and land,
rear 33 Washington st, 900 % so
Waterhouse David, house and land
wech, Michael house and land, II
| wescott Elliot, house and land,
Aims house st. and lot adjoining, 1,700 ~ 90
Whitney, Jane n, house and land,
Wiley, Abiah L,buiIdings and land,
| 80 Oxford ST. 800 81 80
50 Wiimot SC, '''''' anu ''' $500 IS 90
Williams, john buildings and land,
| w Washington st, 500 IL %
land, IS Brackttt st, 400 10 90
Williams, VIM II, land, IS Brack-
| EFT st. 20) 5 90
| Winslow, Andrew L, stall in city
Market 200 5 90
Long Island I''''''' N'''' 1' '' 800 $50
| Wright, Christopher. hrs of, land
116 to 122 Pearl st inclusive, $50 S75
gland, As India st, 1874 bal4 rs
Daniels, Henry house and land,
rear MAYO, 900 % so
of Grove st. '''''' $500 1i2 so
Gimartin, Mary, house on leased
land rear 20 Salem st, 800 80
| And by virtue of the authority vested in me as
Collector of said City of Portland, hereby give no.
tce that unless said taxes accrued interest, and al
necessary intervening charges, paid on or before
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of August next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, shall then proceed to sell at
Public Auction, at the Treasurer's Office, in the City
of Portland, to the highest bidder so much of said
Real Estate may be necessary for the payment Of
} said taxes interest, and all charges.
II. w. HERSEY,
Collector Of Taxes for the City Of Portland.
Portland, Aug. 2ith 1874.
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L. @. o. F.

Members of Ligonia Lodge No. LOO, f. will
meet at Arcana Hall Opposite Casco Engines House,
congress st Tuesday morning. Aug. 25 at u O'Clock
to perform escort duty Regalia viii be at the Hail.
ag22sn3s H. C. JORDAN Marshal
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I. o. o. 2.

Ancient Brothers Lodge No. 4 will meet~t Com
mon Council Room, City Building Tuesday morning
Aug. 70 at O'Clock prompt to perform escort duty
ana form for the procession. Also Monday eve Aug.
24th at O'Clock at same place for drill Regalias
viii be at Council Room. Per order
ag22sn5t WM. II. GREEN, Marshal.
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Names. Description of property. Value. Tax.
Cole, Lorenzo ID, buildings and land,
N. cor. Oxford and Franklin sts S1,I00 SH
House and land, 50 Oxford street, 1000 &c o.
House and land, Heath street, 800 20 so
House and and, AZ Oxford street, 1000 26 90
House and land, 81 Oxford street, 1900 Al 60
Land and building, Heath street, 400 10 40
Cusic, George, house and land,
Greenleaf street, 1100 bal. 60
Fluent, John NJ, stores and land,
cor Congress aud Exchange SIS. 10000 bal. 1873 90
Gould, Moses lot of land Wilmot
street, COO 26 90
Haines, Allen, house and land, 45
State street, 5000 20S 90
Harris, Arthur H, bullling and
land. cor. Congress and Mount
KIN ght, Isaac buildings and land,
W. cor, Middle and India SITS. 5000 bal. 122 %
change street, $500 bal 2cs 20
Pearce, Catharine, house and land,
4S Wilmot street, 1900 CT 20
Portland Real Estate and Building
Company, buildings and land,
in block, PiEe street, 10000 416 90
Land, E. of Vaughan, of Weston
and ais, 1900 81 90
Land, Sof Pine street near Kim
balls, 600 Is 60
Land, rear Vaughan street, 1900 81 20
Land Vaughan and Pine sts., 1000 1s2 90
Land rear same, 7,400 192 40
Block houses and land, from
Green to Mechanic St, 6000 1856 90
House and land, II Monument ST. $500 IS 90
House and land, 6 st. Lawrence st. 1000 Al 60
House and land, Atlantic st. 1880 46 50
And by virtue of the authority vested in me as
Collector of said City Of Portland, hereby give no,
tce, that unless said taxes accrued I'M crest and all
necessary intervening charges, ae paid on or before
WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of August next, at ten
O'clock in the forenoon shall then proceed to sell &C
Public Auction, at the Treasurer's Office, in the
City Of Portland to the highest, bidder so much Of
said Real Estate may be necessary for the pay
ment OF said taxes interest, and AL, all charges.
Collectofo of Taxes for the City of Portland.
Portland, Aug. oath, 1874.
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Current Notes.

Concerning Mr.. Moulton's statement, tae
Albany Journal says ''malice, falsehood and
conspiracy have done their worst, and the
poisoned arrows fall harmless. 1t is not Mr..
Beecher but the shameless knaves and con-
spirators who have sought to destroy him,
that may ''step down and out"
There is a painful monotony in the regular
ity with which strikes in this country are d.
vided into two parts. Workmen begin by re-
fusin1 to work on certain terms, as they have
perfect right to do, and they end by break
ing the heads of those who differ from them
in being willing to accept those terms. This,
we humbly submit, they have not perfect
right to do.-St. Louis Globe.
The Afachias Union, in announcing the
Democratic Convention tor the fifth District,
saws that '.however desirable a change may
be, we see no prospect whatever of effectng
one, and Mr.. Hale will no doubt be returned"
1t also remarks that $50 long as we are to
have Republican for Representative in Con-
gress, we prefer the best man, and all things
considered, Mr.. Hale is the best man for the
District The Republicans can elect"
Hon. A. Fl. Stephens remarked 10 friend
| during The last session OF Congress that
Speaker Blaine was more prompt, efficient
and energetis in the dispatch OF business and
| possessed more thorough knowledge of CON-
| pljcated rules of the House than any one he
! had ever seen in the chairo As Mr.. Steph-
ems has been familiar with all the Speakers
| since James K. Polk. and personally served
! under Winthrop, Cobb and Banks, this
| compliment to Speaker Blaine is one worth
having Washington Star.
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FOR G0vEssNOR,
NELSON DINGLEY, Jr.

Fer Representatives so Gongress
ist Disfrict-JOnN II. BURLEIGH.
I'd D3strtct-WILLTAM p. FRYE.
sd Dtssrtcf-,IAMES G. BLAINE.
4fh Dlstrsct-SAM UEL +. JERSEY.
5th Hist1tcs-EUGE NE HALE.
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June 90 lat 81 n, Ion &c q W. shin Otago % days
London for Otago, ship Otago, Thorndike sailed
from Swansea June IA for Gae.)
July II, lat SO Is, Ion IS Is W, barque Jas Stone
from New York for Melbourne.
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schooner wis yvadswortl,,

AT AUCTION.
WE shall sell on THURSDAY, Aug. 9th, at ~
wv O'Clock NJ, az west side OF Portland Pier, he
schooner Win Wa i>worth, 10 i-i0 tons II f.. keel
16 H. beam, with her acke, apparel and furniture.
Is three years old and in perfect order. Sale posi-
tive. Terms cash.
r. O. BAILEY y CO.,
Auctioneer.
aug2J
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Wanted.
Found.
10 Lei

"A LII orders for hacking LETT at Galison s. Cclby's,
"A 60 Spring Street, VIII be promptly attended to
by j. RYAN.
aus div
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ONE phase Of lnternationalism seems de-
serving OF support, that which takes the form
OF an International system OF meteorological
reports. Since the first OF last January IN all
the principal European nations observations
have been taken each morning at the same
moment of time, and forwarded by mail semi
monthly, to the signalsofiice in Washington,
Tor the purpose Of comparison with the regu-
lar reports 10 this country. These reports
have been found Of great service and viii be
continued on more extensive scale.
APPARENTLY the opposition Of the South
to mixed schools extends to all free schools !;
for in Arkansas there are 1895 whites who
cannot read, and in Alabama 92,059. So it
would appear that the opposition is against
education in general quite as much as against
the co-education of the races.
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ny. Fountain Fox Baebtt, esq, Is called the
Cicero Of The Mountains, the George Francis
Train Of lSentaclsy, the Count Johannes If lie
isouth.'
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Collectors Notice.
City of Portland.

NOTICE is hereby given that State, County and
~ City Taxes Tor the year 1872 were, on the Sec
ond day of September 1872, legally assessedby the
assessors OF the City of Portland on the following
described Real Estate situated in said city belsng
ing to propretors resident therein in the sums herein
respectively set against each parcel parcels said
Real Estate; and Tax Lists with warrant for the
collection of the said second day - Septem-
Der, 1872 duly issued and delivered by said As
SCISSOR to HENRY w. HERsLY, Treasurer and Collec-
tor of Taxes of said City for che year aforesaid and
essment and the taxes hereinafter named remain un
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RAKE Road g'HCRGTs IT'D OR FROM
EOsT0N!.
On Either Boston ~ WINNIE or Eastern,
Railroad o8sy &3.25. Regular Eare
$500. Bay yOMr ssegets az Boston OF
II. e.. PA g"FefESashN. az Ei-emt EsEoca .
opp. City Hall, fog $3.50
aup25
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Notice.
having decided to leave the city for the Winter
oder my stock of CsesA RS, TssEAC Gee Sc.
at the cost price for cash until the 10th of September
as my STOCK must he reduced by that date Clear
Havana IRON $50 to $50 per thousand, and Domestic
Goods in proportion.
ii claims against me cnst be presented before that
date, and all debts must be settled by that time.
u. PONCE,
aut4sntf Cor. Exchange md Riddle SITS
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ENREaGN PORTS.

Ar at st Helena July Is, harque Francis B Fayy
Osgood, from Rangoon for Falmouth, E, out in for
W;teT.l
Ar at Ciyita vecch 2sth ult, barque Colin E Nc
Neil. Crowe New York.
Ar at Elsinore 22d inst, barque American Lloyds,
Park, New YORK TOR Stein.
Sid TN Elsinore - inst, ship John Harvey, Brown,
Groin CronstadD for United States.
Sid I'm Cronstadt =, barque Frank, Wallace, for
New York.
Ar Cadiz list inst, barque Signal, Whitney, from
New York
Ar at Gibraltar Sd inst barque Western Sea, Ham
son, New York, (and sailed 4th for Leghorn); brigs
Clytie, Fowler; Stockton, Allen, and Alton, Copp,
New York.
Sid TN st John NIB 22d inst ship Jane Fish, Brown,
Liverpool; brig Chas Miller, Gilchrist, New York.
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a @. Neville, the Foxoroft lawyer, recently
arrested i'll Bangor for horse stealing. has been
acquitted on the ground that he was drunk at
the time, land was not responsible.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Collectors Notice.
City of Portland.

NOTICE is hereby given that State, County and
IS City Taxes fol the year 1873, We're, the first
day of September 1873 legally assessed by the Asses
sors of the City of Portland ON the olIl9wing de-
scribed Real Estate situated in said city belonging to
proprietors resident therein in the sums herein re-
specvely set against each parcel OF parcels OF said
Real Estate; aud Tax lists With a warrant Tor the
1873. were duly issued and delivered by said Asses
sors to HENRY w. HERsEY, Treasurer and Collector
of Taxes OF said City for the year aforesaid anu nine
months have elapsed from the date of said assess
ment and the taxes herein after named remain I'M
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MouIton Us. Egault0n.

Windham, Maine, Aug. 90.
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au24sntt
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AT aSmeeting of the lumber manufacturers
on the st. Crox, held last Monday evening in
Calais, at the rooms of the St. Crox Log Driv-
ing Company, it was unanimously voted 10
shut down all the mills on the first day of Sep
fem her npxt
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Some thief broke into the stable of Clifford
Merrill of Waterville on Saturday night, and
stole horse, wagon and harness. The team
was worth $3.50. None of the property has
been recovered.
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I iI'esneG3ium Ola at. t................ 7.20 q m
Ia ane Aistoh. ....... sos M
80" NcmoelrS... 'S.... .......... .10.31 m
Leave Cokesbury... 2U5p r,
arr;,,o $50 p RI
"fecn''Ie 'Ie............ $50 p m
I eaSeGrGenviiie po, at. .............. 6.s0an
T'osro ri. eL.on. ....... ............ $50 n
Leave Newberry on ~
Lea ASTON. ........ 3CSn p,
Arrive at Columbia. 9s0pp -
anderson Brdnch0nd Hiue Ridoe Dfnisin,
DOWN. I'm
Leave Waihaila. 4. AS a m Arriye7.i5 y >,
Leave Porr!vilc $50 a m C.S5pr,
Leave Pcndlcton G.l0am sS0p
Leave Anderson 7.2O nj 450p -, -,
Arrive at Bolton S.r0 NJ Leave S.50p ~
y Aec9mmo odation Irains run on Ahbcyi,le
On Anderson branch. between PeJtnn ari
Anderson. Tuesday. ThuraGay ard Satrr-
d@y. THOMAS DODAMEAD, Gen. Snn
1ApEZ NoNTcN, General Ticket Agent
:, The Short Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA u AuGrtTA K. r. Co.
CsnuMBlA, S. G., June 20, 1874.
k A ~ esnfcE TIE ssh st9hiisGMi,ng sGn,sg Il, r&s: i:
operated On and after tiiis date. M
GOING SoETu Train No. Train No
Leave AUGUSTA: cg;!::,;..;7.4 ;7.45an, 4l5pnl
90 Il u
Arrive Columbia. ..I2 .Opm O TX
Leave Columbian. r.. IN
WinnsbGro.. 249 D M
Chester. II 70 D M
AIr.:cC Charlotte. iG.45p nm
,,l,'io., pi lisin n'aEes close connection. ria
North, arriving at New York g. .O5 4. Al.
w: Nn.4 Train makes close connection ria
sMi.minGton and EicLmond TO ali points
North. arriving al New York at s 15P NJ
GolSG SOUTH. Train mol Train No3
Leave Charlotte. $50 IN
Chester. 90 a m
Ninnsboro.. l2 rs IN
;art:ve Coium bia.. Q 40 IN
Leave Colnnbia.. 252 pm 34oam
Corbia Junct'u !3l7 IN 415a NJ
Grantevillc .t7.l5 pm .7.4sa III
A.t5se augusta: sos M 845a NJ
breaKtast. tDinncr. tSupper.
south bound Trains connect at August,
ior all points South ard West. Throurh
Tie ,leSs.s soid and baggage checked to p1inei
TTaa Taalpm lpoln'S' Sleeping cars on ali Night
Il. Pore. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Aren.
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1The High Churohmen are severely
oritioising the Queen for taking COM
munion ct q Presbyterian Church
during her recent visit to Scotland.
DR.. Littledale has written pamphlet
on the subject. in which he says:
"With the profoundest respect for the
domestic virtues OF that great lady,
We must record our disapprobation Of
the unhappy course she has taken in
court matters. She is styled Defender
OF the Faith; we should like to know
what faith she has ever defended? She
is officially the supreme governor in
temporals of the English Church; how
is the fuldllment of an Office of that
nature compatible with the commu-
MON in the Established Church Of
Scotland, which is historically pledged
to o covenant for the extirpntion of
that very prelaoy of which tho sove-
reign is the representative"
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The British War Department. has
great difficulty in keeping its soldiers.
after they are. enlisted, the desertions
for the past year numbering $500,
equal to one-third OF the recruits. In
this country, the same difficulty is ex-
perienoed. notwithstanding the in
ducements held ont to the private to
remain in the ranks by the oommuta.
ton of part Of his wages into savings
fund. The London NeUs suggests
that. ''in plain words, we have reached
that point of political education when
the notion of catching n man for our
soldier by certain promises, and re-
tanning him in the service by force
when he believes the understanding
to be broken. must be entirely
abandoned" That is to say, the re-
straints and hardships of military life
are becoming more and more irksome
to men, and the ranks must be filled at.
an increased outlay for wages or by q
constantly declining Quality of hu.
manity.
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TRsT1FY1NG TO HER MOTHERS
SHAA1E.-Perhaps the most painful cir
cumstance which has yet appeared in
this case. is Tilton's statement of his
intention to bring his own daughter to
the witness stand to prove confession
of adultery by her mother. Whether
this young girl is to appear voluntarily
or by paternal coercion, to testify to
her mothers shame, it will be the
most disgusting spectacle ever wit
messed in court of Justice. Infinitely
better had it been for Tilton to have
borne his wrongs in silence-if he has
been ged-than to have either in.
troduced or permitted his daughter to
aid in fixing the foulest of all brands
on the brow of the mother who gave
her birth, ard who does not appear to
have failed in maternal care and ten
dcrness. .-Ne,c York Herald.
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IL 3and 4 Sheet Posters. Hand-hiils,
Programmes, Circulars. Pamphlets.
Bills of Fare. Briefs, Letter Heads,
Dodgers. Bill Heads, Checks,
Horse Bills. Receipts, Labels,
Railroad Blanks, Legal Blanks,
Tags, Cards all kinds md sizes
Wedding, Visiting. Business, Show.
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor
PHGNIx and CLEANER Establishment
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Lvy Aei"' I'M, u, H.s
rr,,
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New and Elegant
7 ] RuIFUR R I

THE eubscrihers ait just re-.
i ceiving. from! tie North
and West, Il desiini,. and cic.
giant stock OF FURNITURE,
embracing all the novelties in
their line. Among the selec-
tion will be found handsome
PARLOR AND CHAMBER
SETS, OF the most fashionable
and exquisite design. besides a
large variety of COTTAGE, d.
NIEG-ROOM and HALL FUR.
NlTURE. Our stock hae been
selected by an experienced
workman, and cannot fail to
please. A visit to our ware.
rooms is solicited.
Funerals served at short no
tice and upon reasonable terms.
z Oct16t3n1 PAGAN BROS.
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So New Fast Passenger Route Between all Points
South Carolina and Charleston

TIE attention oi the tvsro.i.L- i,;.,.,.
along the line Cf the WILMINGr0s, co.
Lit CMAIA ~ AUGUSTA AND CHAR.
LOTrE, COLUMBIA AUGUSTA RAIL.
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dreenvlllo and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

&2 @ 4 &5g rhA1ss l. As 3 ran = NGEE S.I;T:
Sundays excepted, connecting with Nirit
Trains Train, on South Carolina Railroad up and
the following will be the Schedule:
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Wilmington, Columbia and Aug r r
GENERAL PASSENGER DRpARr

COLUMBIA, 8. O., Nov. a., 1674.
ae 4 = e. = e = daie viii be- 's ope1sted rated
GOING NORTH. TEAM NO TRAIN no
Florenee........ 1.10p M 12.5Oam
Arrive Wlimington.... GAS m 7.1Oam
GOING SOUTH. TRAM no / TRAIN So
Leave Wilmington. GAO a m 6.1Opm
Florence. 10. so p m l1.4O m
Arrive Columbia...... $40 m 400 m
Train No. 2, from Columbia, is an accom-
modation TO Florence, and there copnects
closely with N. E. h. r., and at Wilmipoton
with ". d w. L. r. to all points North.
Train No. from Columbia is fast Ell
press, making through connections, ajIrail
North and South, and water line connec,
tione uta p0rtsmoutb.
Train No. l. from Wilmington, coppects
closely at Florence with N. L. r. Z. for
charleston, and is an accommodation train
thence to Columbia. "'A
Train No. 8. from Wilmington, is fast
Express, connecting closely from and to ali
points North and South. Through tickets
so!d ana baggage checked TO ali principal
points. pullman slecpers On night trains.
Train No. leaves Columbia daily, Bun.
Gays excepted. Express No. every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General SUB.
A. FofE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket gent
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'The Beautiful Blue Danube" is
muddy, yellow fraud.
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Fire Crackers.
500 BOXES GOLDEN CHOP FIRE
HUI CRACKERS. Just received and
for sale low by JOHN AGNEW & son.