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If Performance

,You lave got into trouble procure at once q
ipScksge of tho SamAritan's Git, use as directed
and you win be all right IN three OF four days.
Thetroub!e when taken In timeis, easily over
visited and he Rivts hts course of BalJan Co.
pzibe, then very often serious complications
arise which proloIg the dis case for weeks, per-
ANOTHER failacy is, in persons trying to save
few cents, dabble in cheap drugs. which 30 dis
order and sicken the stomach that almost death
itself would be a relief: Samaritan's Gin will
cure every time, with no more unpleasant results
thhuif the trouble had not existedAt oil. -
Nalepackages, 80; Female. So. Sent by mail
to any address. DESMOND g. CO., Prophet. RS,
915 Race street. Philadelphia. -
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Philadelnhial marker.

PHILADELPHIA, April 28.-Flour =
Quiet; SPennsy Ivanis, Indiana and Ohio
extra family 81 50a9 25. Wheat-Dull;
red $15sal 65; amber 81! 75a1 84s;white
spring 81 60. Rye-$l 90. Corn-Ad-
vancing tendency; yellow 84a85c; west
iefn mixed 85c. Oats-De clining; white
624a65c; mixed 60a61c. Refined Petro-
leum-159a155c, spot and April; Ice first
week in May, crude, petroleum 113c.
WhiskY-99c.
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,MSVkef.

TOLEDO, April 28.-FIoulhrtG1n fair de-
mand and firm. Wheat-StesdE No: !
white Michigan 81 81; extra do. 81 60;
amber Michigan 81 493 May 81 494
June;s 81 '521 for No .. ICornG-Active
72c; June 79c; July ,78c; low mixed %;
no grade 71a72c. Oats-Al shade better;
No.i1, SOC; Mo. 9. 7g1s;; Michigan 63lc.
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AIlegkenIlchtlIiLe MaIka,.

EAST LIBERTY, April 2s.- CATTLE
Arrivals, 90 cars; best SO '0Oa$6 so; me-
dunn S6 .5Oa5 s7ff common $5s0Os6 %;
istockers So '00a4 75; bulls 81 00a6 90.
Hoes-ArriValsE19 cars; best Philadel-
phia, SO 2Oa6 40; Workers S. 25a5 90.
/ SHRRP-Arriyals, IL cars; best $6a6 80;
medium $5 50R6 90.
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SToCKs-Opened strong and ADVANCED
after the first board from to 81 per cent.
The features were Western Union, Pacific
Mail, New York Central, Northwestern
common, Lake Shore, Union Pacific and
st. Paul.-EDuring the closing hours the
business of the market suffered slight
relapse from the extreme buoyancy and
activity OF the earlier hours of tho day,
and, closed steady, with a fractional, re-
covery in some cases. New York Cen
trail and Pacific Mail were exceptionally
strong at the final close. The sales be-
tween 10 and 2 O'clock amounted TO 1922
600 shares, of which $4,000 were Wes-
tern Union, $4,000 Union Pacific 1000
Wabash, Is, 900 Pacific Mail, 1000 New
York Central, 1000 st. Paul, 81 900 Lake
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THE LAST NEW Book OUT.

ono Itreplenishes the Government treasury
aud impoverishes the people: makee the rich
poor and thepoor rich; mikes fools ofNise men;
run mad and women feel cad. The crusade has
begun; on to victory. Men or women wanted to
eAn' = = u 'HENRY HoWE, Cincinnati, %. \
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PLtteburgh PelroIeum Mafket.

i. PITTSBURGH, April Petroleum
Crude oil in barge quoted at 4sc per gall
lon. Refined quoted at 13c, r..
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changed. Lard Hrmes, at ll1s. -Wh,s.

changed. Lard hrmes, at liz. Wh,..
key quiet. ut LOO.
ST. 'LoUfs, June 3.-FIour doll aud
nothing doing. Corn higher. at 560
81 on track. Whiskey higher, at 96.
Provisions quiet; only small order
trade.
CINCINNATI, June 3.-Flour dull aud
unchanged. Corn hrmer-mi1ed 65(0
81. Pork quiet aud firm, vt 1900.
Lard quiet and frm--summer steam
l0I, loose; jobbing sales of kettle ut
liz. Bacon steady-jobbing sales of
shoulders 7l1; clear RIB u; clear lOIa
@lO2s. Whlskey steady, at 95.
LOUISVILLE. June 3.-Flour un.
changed, at 4.7S@5. 81. Provisions
quiet. Pork IL 25 Bacon-shoulders
714; clear rib lO1l; clear 1925 Lard
l2llG@l234. Whiskey 95.
BALTIMORE. June 3 Cotton dull
middling 1875; net receipts II; gross
lis; exports coastwlse 79. Flour
steady and unchanged. Wheat dull.
Cora-white Southern active aud
higher, at 90@9Ol.; yellow Southe rn
quiet but firm. Provisions quiet.
Mess pork 1900. Bulk meats-shoul.
dcrs Z; clear rib sides 9H(092l. Bacun
7M9724; clear rib sides lO%@103l.
Hams unchanged. Lard-retined IL.
Western butter dull; concessions would
have to be made to sell. Cotfee qniet
und steady, at 17@l0. Whlskey quiet
and steady-jobbing LOO. Sugar uc
two and firm, at lO(9l0Is.
PHILADELrHIA. June 3-C.ttou
dull-middIing lSta; low miLdnug
1736; strict good ordinary Is; uet re.
ce,pts l; gross 44G
NEW ORLEANS. June 3.-Cotton ire
gular aud easier-middliug l7aI; low
middliug 1875; good ordinary 1898;
ordinary l3l8; let receipts 6S9; gross
LOTT.
BosToN. June 3.-Cotton dnll.-mil-
ding 1874; net receipts gross !, l23;
sales 20U; stock $500
NORFOLK. June 3-Cottou quiet an,l
steady-low mid,liug 1634(gl7; net
receipts 656; exports coastwlse 5S5.
WILMINGTON, June 3.-Cottou uu.
changed-net receipts z; stock $40.
GALVESTON, June 3 -Cotton-rst It
receipts 1875.
MEMPHIS. June 3.-Cotton quiet and
easy; demand light-low middl,ue
lG1a; receipts 10l; shipments 70.
AUGUSTA. June 3.-Cottou dull
middling l61a; receipts 5S.
.MoBILE. June 3.-Cotton frm-
middling IL; low middling l6(0l6;l;
good ordinary l5(9l5Li; net receipts
Z; exports coastwlse AZ
SAVANNAH, June 3.-Cottou dull
m,ddling 1873; net receipts It's; gross
l75; exports 10 Great Britain z, l20.
CHARLESTON. Juue 3 Cotton dull
middling l7l5; low middling l6a.
good ordinary l6; net receipts 269.
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Notlce.

,StrER!NTENDENT'S OFFICE,
SIAKTANBUEG ~ UNION Il. Il. co.
N and after June 1871, Trains on the
~ SraittnhurS aud Onion Railroad will
run. making close connection with the
Greenvil'c ana ColuMtls aud Atlanta and
Richmond Airline Railroads, doing away
with the de,ay a; Aston.
The Nparinnburg aud Union Railroad is
conirlc:eiy equipped for this business;
Road being in fine condition, makes good
tlmr and sure connections.
,'assenSnrs travelling this route will have
every attention. W. w DAVIES,
May u emo superintendent
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T.iegraphic-commsrcialR Reports.

TeleRraPhic-Cona m niorcial Reports.
COLUMBIA, juno 3.-Cotton-salss
77-middling 16M@l624.
LONDON, June 3.-Consols-mon
921s@9215; account 92H@925s.
LIvERPoon. June 3-Noon. Cotton
tending down-uplands 85608L; Or.
leans 85a; sales 10, 900, including 2, 900
for speculation and export; sales of
uplands. nothing below good ordinary,
deliverable in June. 8 8 l6; delivera-
BILE in July or August, 8 TIC; deliver
able in August or September, 8 GIG;
sales Of Orleans, nothing below low
middling, deliverable in June or July,
9s7-l6; GALES OF nplands. nothing below
low middling. deliverable in june,
8 5.l6; deliverable in August or Sep.
tember, 81; sales to-day include G, ,O0O
American.
LIVERPOOL. June 3-Evening. Got.
ton-sales Of uplands. nothing below
low middling, deliverable in June or
July. 8 5-18.
FRANKronr, June 3.-62s of 1862,
9S2l.
NEW York, June 3-Noon. Cotton
easier; sales 5l7-upiands 1917; Or.
leans 1873. Futures opened weak
June 17ll9. 170 lC; July Is; August
1888. 1Sla. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and steady.
Corn steady. Pork tirm-mess 1875.
Lard frm-steam 11as. Freights
quiet. Stocks dull mud irregular.
Money Q. Gold 1lal. Exchange
long 1857; short 3lis. Govern
ments steady. State bonds qniet.
7P. M.-Cotton-nct receipts 42S;
gross 1.777. Futures closed steady ;
sales 1880: June II 7-l6 bid; July
II 1916. 1727 1872; August Is z 80,
l9I; September IL 81 bid. Money
easy, at 2la@3. Exchange firm. ut
4 881a. Gold weak and declined, at
1155@lla4; rates for carrying 2l4@
2lla, and finally 9. Governments dull
and lower. States quiet and nominal.
Cotton quiet; sales $50, ut lS3s(@lS2i.
Southern flour steady-common to fair
extra 6. 1907. 90; good to choice 7.05
@ll.OO Wheat less plenty aud
l(92c. better. with moderate export
inquiry; decline in ffeights has
strengthened market 50G9l 81 for
common to choice winter red West.
ern. Corn scarce and shade frmer-
7S(0Gl for new and old Western
mixed; latter for choice; 8l@83 for
Western yellow. Coffee unchanged
Sugar more active, at "a advance
7n@S16 for fair to good refining;
"a for prime; 736 for molasscs; 7a4
(9S16 for Musoovado; refined frmer;
standard A 934@91s; granulated l014
(9loIs; crushed lO1a (0l05s; powdered
IVA. Molasses duli-39(G40 for fifty
test. Rice quiet and unchanged. Pork
hrmer-new mess 1875. Beef un-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. Jaus 3, 1874

HOTEL ARRIVALS. Jons 3, 1874
Wheeler Houss-E s j Hayes, Licking
ton; G W Bomar, s S Solomon, F Is
Hacker. Charleston; T O Moody, b Il
Williams. " H Ryott. J 8 Bates, J B
Moore. y V Moon. s G; w Nj Ora.
ham. Sumter; 3 L Bryan, MIR and
Mrs s L Meredith. Wilmington; J A
jones, LID Toud, Marion; VIC Camp.
bell. Charleston; r T Fswell, Rock
Hill; W J Veresn, N Y; r Brent,
Richmond; Z Thomson. Abbeville; Il
ID Cooke. Greenville.
Columbia Hotel-J IL Seigler, He
lena; d Z Berry. wife and children,
Marlon; J W Delano. J " O'Brien,
Charleston; Wm G Grasly. Jr, Au-
gustn; J S Williamson. N G.; Miss
Maggie Rion. Miss KITTY Rion. Winns-
boro; James Van Tussel, S G; w II
Evans, CharlestuD; L S Ciarkson,
Chariotte; j s Laud, G & G r Is; Mrs
Baker, Georgia.
Hendric House-Mrs john Woods
aud oh,ld. Darlington; W D Smlth,
q a Hammer, WILMINGTON; Is l. Cole,
= W Hill, II NJ Lauier. baltimore;
Ben Muck. y, e IL Ar Il; R;JH Can
non, Newberry; a T Whitman, Aston ;
JUS Il Denck, CITY.
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To-Day passed tue consular anu -0iptO~
matio and pension appropriation bills.
and then discussed, without action,
the question OF cheap transportation.
The Senate also passed bill to amend
the charter Of the Freedmen's Savings
and Trust Company. It provides that
within ten days after it's enactment,
the Comptroller Of the Currency shall
appoint three commissioners, who,
under his direction and the control of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, shall
take possession Of the bunk aud all the
assets of the bank and its branches,
aud prooeed to wind up all the busi-
ness of said bank aud branches, and
pay into the United States Treasury
all money realized therefrom. The
Comptroller of the Currency is to
declare end pay ench dividends az the
results may justify. The oommi
sioners are to receive salary of SO, 900
per annum, and give bonds of S25, 900
ench. It is provided, however. that if,
in the progress Of winding up, the
commissioners and Comptroller Of the
Currency shall, ut any time, be OF
opinion that the bank can resume
under its old charter, the Treasurer
will turn it over to the Board of Trus.
tees, who shall then resume their pre-
sent powers.
The Senate, iu executive session,
confirmed the nomination of J. F.
Green. to be Appraiser of Merchan-
disc at Charleston.
A committee of the New York Pro-
duce Exchange left New York last
night, for the purpose of urging rc-
oiprocity treaty with Canada, and they
had interviews to day with the Presi-
dent and Secretary Fish. and were very
favorably impressed with the reception
of their views by these officials.
Gen. Bristow will probably enter
upon his duties as Secretary OF the
Treasury on Friday
In the House. the bill extending to
March 3, 1876, the time for pr ssentlng
claims to the Southern Cluims Com.
missioners, came up for action. It
was amended by providing for two
additional commissioners. An amend
ment. offered by Cobb, OF North Ca.
rolina, to extend the Jurisdiction to
claims for occupation of buildings and
grounds in the Southern States by the
army or navy of the United States,
was rejected, by tie vote of Ill to
Ill. Another amendment, offered by
Cobb, that service in the Confederate
army or militia shall not be taken as
conclusive proof Of disloyalty, was
also rejected. The bill was then re-
committed to the Committee on War
Claims.
Probabilities-For the Middle States
aud lower lake region. generally cloudy
weather and continued rain during the
night, with Easterly to Southerly
winds, rising temperature aud falling
barometer on Thursday. For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy aud decidedly warm weather on
Thursday, with local rains in the first
and last named district. Southeast to
Southwest winds and slight changes
in the barometer.
PHILADELPHIA, jane 3-At meet
ing of the Board of Direc ;ors of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to-day, Colonel
Thomas A. Scott was elected President,
and George B. Roberts promoted to
First Woe. President.
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- Circular. -.>-..--..,..----
EXECUTIVE, DEPARTMENT,

CFrIoE STATE TREAsuREx,
- COLUMBIA. ;. g.. May 20. 1874.
fNHE Treasurer OF the State Is now pre-
= pared to fund, at the Treasury, in o.
iumbia, q. c.. the Bonds and Stocks Of tho
state authorized by, the Legislature under
the Funding Act. approved December a,
1873, into the Con .olidation Bonds and
Stocks.
The following classes OF Bonds md
Stocks are authorized to be funded:
STOCKS.
Revolutionary War Claims.
Charlenton Fire Loan
Construction SLate Capitol
Funding Psst Due Interest aud Principal.
conversion State Securities.
BONDS
Charleston Fire Loan. s
Construction State Capitol 80
Aid TO Blue Ridge ;saiiroxd.
Funding Past Due Iuterest aud Principal.
redemption Bills Receivable.
Payment Interest Public Debt.
Funding Bills Bank OF State. ~
Relief OF Treasury. f-j.
Land Commission.
The following bonds, issued under Act OF
March %, 1862 entitled loan for the Con
version OF State Securities" are also au-
thorized to be funded into "Consolidation
Bonds" they having been duly exchanged
and represented by bonds on file:
pENoMINArIoS 81 900, NUMBERED IN RED.
Numbers to 5l9. inclusive.
Numbers 521 to l,13O, inclusive.
Numbers z. .45l to AIS, inclusive.
DENOMINATION 81. .00n, NUMBERED IN BLUE.
Numbers 3. .27l to 3,49G, inclusive.
Number 5 3,493.
DENOMINATION $500. NUMBERED IN RED,
Numbers to 237, inclusive.
Numbers l .0U1 TO 200.
DEMONSTRATION $1L9, NUMBERED ISKEp.
Numbers to 120, inclusive.
Tho Legislature hus declared that the
remainder OF the Conversion Bonds were
put upon the market Wit nut any authority
OF law, and va
absolutely null and void"
The funding law referred to above re-
qulrcs that the holders OF the above Bone ds
and Stocks should exchange them.
with the accrued interest to January /.
1874 for "Conso lidation Bonds and Stocks, /"
Ut fllty per centum OF their face value,
The FConsolidxtion Bonds and Stocks"
bear interest from January 1, 1874. Tho
interest due July l, 1874. will be paid at the
Treasury IN Columbia. y. c., and the Ma
tlonal Park Bank. New York.
Parties desirin. to make exchanges must
effect them in person or by agent.
Parties who desire copies OF the Funding
Act can obtain them by applying at the
Treasury. F. T.. CARDOZO.
May2s IS Treasurer South Carolina.
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GOVERNOR MOsEs

PEISG the highest executive officer in
- the State, is the party to whom con.
delnned criminals must apply 70 obtain
GIRL CIGAR STORE" being tina leading
house in the State, in the line OF CIGARS
and TOBACCO, is the place where sn,ok ers
must resort TO obtain the best articles for
the least money, and escape the extrava.
CANT prices usually charged by dealers.
Az the news that Presldent OF the United
States had been
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"A danger Of cremation: Elder sister
-"Mamma. do come here and see to
Alfred. He's got the urn off the man
tel aud spilled some of grnndmamna
on til" rug. and is mixing the rest o!
her up with ink"
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excursion Season of 1874 via Allan
tic Coast ana Midland Lines

wM S 4 lal J. Gst s;sas.;s Y. "a y s.ss
CHARLOTTE. COLUMBIA & AUH. Il. r.,
COLUMBIA. = q May 26. 1874
ID OUND THIr tiCKEIS to MI prnmi-
III nent Virginia Springs and Western
Nor. II Carolina Excursion Points. good
until November 1874, viii be on sale at
tho GOmpiny's fichrt Office aud Planters
Hotel. on and after June I, 1874
Tickets to New York, Philadrlphia, Eal
tim 're. Uir Bay LINE. at reduced ra, ,es, also
on sale. u. POPE
Nay % General Passenger Agent
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UNITED OIAIkS DISTRICT COURT,
June 2, Judge Bryan presiding.-Iu
the case of the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company, Daniel Horlbeck, ESQ, wus
authorized to negotiate loan of
S35. ll9 at one aud IL half per cent
interest per mouth to pay fees, costs,
expenses, compensation and commits
slons of the nssignees, trustees, at'or-
neys, solicitors. petltioning creditors
aud officers Of the court. due mp to
May 30, 1874 Ths petition of F. E.
Schroeder, to set up lien of rent against
Joseph Purcell. bankrupt, was referred
to Registrar Carpenter for report
thereon; Of a. E. Smith. bankrupt, of
Spartanburg, for final discharge, was
similarly referred; of w. Johnston,
trustee OF w. S. Monteith, bankrupt,
to sell land, was granted; of William
Terry, bankrupt, OF Spartanburg, for
FINAL discharge, was granted; as was
also similar petition of j. @. Conu,
bankrupt. of the same place. E1oep.
tions to the assignee's report iu the
case of Fl. E. McFadden. bankrupt,
wsre referred to Registrar Clawson for
report. The petition of G. q. West,
Jr.. assignee of James r. Priugle Il
90. bankrnpts, to close the accouDt of
Is. II. Hsrlcston, was referred TO r.
gletrar Carpenter. The petition Of
Blanding & Richardson, for fee in the
case OF Henry w. Mack-y, bankrupt,
was referred to Registrar Ssubrook, to
report reasonable amount. rhe Pc
tition of G. D. Bryan, referee III tho
case Of James r Pringle & Co., bank.
rupts, WAS Confirmed, except az to dis.
position OF lile insurance policies.
The following grand and petit jurors
have been drawn to serve ut the July
Term of the Court: Gluud Jurors
Thomas Wnring. Lexington; Gcorg.
w. Coyce, Laurens Petit Jurors
Emanuel Walker, Lexing,on; f. j
Carroway. Camden; II. w. Cousurt,
Columbin; Ell W. Bowen, Pomarla.
DEArus.-M II y Grlfliu died at
her home in Ninety SIX. ut hnlf-pu.t 9
O'Clock, last Sabbath morning, from
consumption.
Mrs. w. N. Blake, Of Greenwood,
died from heart disease. at the resi-
dence of her son. i'll Forsyth, Ga, on
May 23, aged seventy.
Airs. Sarah A. Milford, wife of II.
-. Milford. Esq, County Auditor,
died at her residence, in AbbevlIe, on
last Friday morning. in the forty
eighth year Of her age. Mrs. Milford
had been an invalid for Is number OF
years, aud towards the end of her Gu.
reer, greatly suffered. She was Il ma
tive OF Anderson County. but inr the
greater portion of her life residel n
Abbeville County.
Mr.. David Thomson, an old resi-.
dent OF Spartaubnrg County, died on
the oOth ult., ut his residence, neur the
rolling mill.
Mrs. Lonisa Dewberry, wifi. of She
riff John Dswberry, of Spurtanburg,
died on last Friday. Mrs. Dcwberty y
was an estimable lady, much beloved
by oil who knew her"
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ASSASSINATED

Caused great xcitement among the people.
30 the sale Of the "CELEBRATED FIVE
CENT CIGARS" has caused sensation
among smokers which has 80 increased
that ii almost equals that OF politicians
over the proceedings
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Straw Hats
The Expanse of Heaven

4 SERIES OF RSs AYS on the Wonder.
"A OF tho Firmament. by Proctor. 81
Personal "Reminiscences OF Wellington.
Co indSe. &c 81 so.
Our Fed. by author OF Old F Fashioned
Boy 81 SO
Workingmon's Homes. t1.25.
Waldfreld; Novel By Auerbach, au.
thor "f Villa on Rhine 50.
JMst!n Harley. BY John Estin Cooke
Chessney's Military Biography OF Lee,
Grant. &c - so.
And variety of new London Novels and
other new books. For sale at
June 3 RRY ANA BoOkafOre
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Cleaveland Mineral Springs,
(Fos nerly yyilson,s.l
Apple Jack.

4 LOT of pure mnuniain APPLE
IN BRANDY. two aud three Years old
gnnI'no article.
ala,3 81 joins G STEGrRS.
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lie A & ss!9s.as ;'l:;g ;7,sA..l:sf
WI LMIN TON, COL \ AUG I; Il

WI LMIN TON, col. \ AUG Il f.,
tOLrMniA y. G.. M.S %. 1874.
DbUND rKlr r1GKErS to ali promi-
y nrnt Engini. 'prin.s and Western
\"rih Carolnn Excursion FONTS, good
unit Novcmhrrl 1871 will b. on sale ut
the C"nipan's Ticket Offices in This city.
both piI Giiarl"tio and Wi!n.iuutou on and
after june l., 1871
rIckrts I" New York, Philadelphia, Bal
tlm'rn, uit BAY LINE at reduced rates, also
on sale a. POPE.
Nav - Is General Passenger Agent
Notice.
4 FTER 3).h OF MAY ms terms will he
"A .t,is,ly CASH, and those indebted
ara advised 20 can and settle and save
cost j NJ. DEN
Nay 81
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Bargains in SUITS.

NN)E bargains in Husihcs, AMI Drea.
L SUES. 20 - ID. EpSriA'S under Co.
iunihit Hotel. Ma. 80
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AT ORANGEBURG

Hcmember, this Cigar is sold under a
copyrighted brand, aud can only be obt aim
ed ui PERRY & SLAWSUN,
Indian thrl Cigar store. Columbis Hotel
Eioak Cn!lmbia,S G. May 40
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The Japanese Government has issued
percmpt"ry orders fur the :eturn
within Two months of all Japanese
students abroad. The number Of
these stuleuts nov in Europe and
America is about $50. They are re-.
Called Oh economical grounds, to save
the cost of their maintenance to the
Government.
A man ut Waterbury Centre. Yer
mont, !, trying how long lie can live
without drinking. He accomplished
his two hunared aud sixtie;L day last
week
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Excursion Season of 1874 via Atlar.
tic Coast and Midland Lines.
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--1t'o0, = OnN / " ELL ., pIaI1l strUtt.
Acacia Lodge, No. "a. A. F. NJ.
IA AN Extra Communication of this
w Lodgu will be held THIS (Thurs-
~dayl EVENING. at 8 o'clock. in NJ \
sonic Hall. The II. II. Degree will be con.
ierred. Dy order Of the W. NJ.
A. CRAWFORD, Jn.,
June l Hecretary.
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CONGRESSMAN CAIN.-In the absence
h Il ii. Oaln, Congressman ut large
for South Carolina, TO make answer to
the charge of perjury and libel. made
nEalnst him by Tho State, the Court OF
General Sessions yesterday ordered
rules to issue, returnsble on tue first
day Of the next term Of the court, to
compn him to SHOW cause why the
bonds given for his appearance for
tria! should not be forfeited to the
State -CNm!esto,, MeuS and Courier.
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ANOTHER SALE OF SHORT HORNS =
.he following were amoug the princi-
pat purchases at j. II. Spears e Son $
snle Of short horn Durhams, at Forest
Hui t"rm, near Tallula, Illinois, on
Wednesday: Chrrub Second, fine bull,
90. SUI. 10 General q. L. Lippiucctt,
Chaadlsrvllls. Illinois: Duchess OF
Sutherland Fourth, Sl.G0O, to General
Lippincoit; Duke Napier, No. 13, ,SGS,
81 l.010, To A. *. k.ason, Petersburg;
Mazurka Twentieth, $1,000. to S.
Meredith q soma, Cambridge City,
in'iihnu. Tweiv. bulls III ulI were
sold. aggrrgntiug Sl0,555 an average
oi SSG; thirty-tcur head Of cows aud
neifers brought $2l. 1916. uu average OF
S640. Tue animals sold formed only a
part of j. Fl. Spears & Suns herd.
Their bull, "Cnerub 1866" pur-
chased at Lies saIs, Lear Springfield,
III june last, at Sc. ZOO, is about to die.
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C. q. MEMMINGER, Pr
Notice.

4: kAupM.N, Secretaryand Treasurer.
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