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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-05
BALTIMORE MIRKE rs.

WHEAr.-The market for whcas h a. remain
ed suIei since our last review. with light Offer
ires. and prices Of priuie and choice samples
Of Maryland growth have been firmly MAIN
faired, but other descriptions are lower. The
recsspts Of Nary land amounted only to 1000
bushels, all Of (which was reported sold 1T ITS
@ils5 cents far fair TO prime red; 100. TO. lsS
cents for prime TO choice ar,ber, latter for loi
OF ooe bushels taken 10 GO out Of The market
ard ist G i3a cents for prime TO choice white.
The receipts cf fennsslvania amounted to 8. 600
bushels. and The sales reported amount TO 10. coo
bushels at i1sG $50 cents for white, and IsU6
ls's cents for e,smmon TO prime rrd. but AZ the
close ~e quote prime bed a ssa esnts, bat the
prize must be considered neminal. The re.
ceiafs OF Western we're b, coo bushels. and the
SALTS were :.ooa bushels Spring red At isofG is;
cents; 200 do Winter 10. at leo cents. and
800 do. keasurisy red % IT'S ceats. sasl
Cesx.--The market foe Cesw has suleA aull.
and Although scarcity of dry lots caused prizes
10 advance 3I3 cents about Tie middle OF the
seek, ~ the ciese the prizes Or bo.h Scut bern
ssd Western are sonsewhat below the ,ovese
Psiiiu reached last week. Thereerspss Of Sou N.
ern amounted to lce,ooj bsshsls. n 81 * which
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-05

t5un3y on the nearness OF the coming
railroad, to thank Mr.. President Smoo,
for the hopeful prospect he is opening up
To our people. and to make our bow to
Mr. Haddeman (Mr. Moore still in the
chair fos his courtesy and attention to us
while on his lius Of operations. an atten-
ton and courtesy We propose shortly to
tx ssill further BY paying him another
visit. As We are certain to Dc asked to
name the exact Eauber OF yards graded
On the line We passed over. with tie mum.
Der OF carts. horses and laborcrs en- ploycd
thereon. we here state in advance that we
didn't count en-.
We haze failed to notice any legislation
in either branch of the General Assembly
since our last issue which entities itself 70
particular mention. Notices OF, and leaves
10 introduce, bills are Is plentiful as black
berries in hsrvcs. time, but no Enal &C.
tsoa has as ye, been reached ufen any
measure Of vital or prominent legislation.
A, the instance of Col. Biilingsley. leave
was granted TO tie Committee on Pensions
20 introduce bill TO plsee Mrs. Ana Mat.
tine'ey. widow Of Sylvester Mar,inglcy. q
soll:e- Of tie war Of lsia. upon the pea
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-05

CorLEcruxs RoNps.-A bill has passed
the House Of Delegates rereaiing and re-
enae,ipg section So Of article II of the
Public Local Laws. The Only alteration
made is that the bond as soon ~ fled
becomes a lien on the property Of the sesu-
rities as we'll A. the property of,he eO!lec.
Tor himself. z,, &C.,.
This amendment will make ID more din.
cul, for the collectors to procure boudsmeu
bat will make the county absolutely safe il
the Commissioners are careful to aseerta;z
What the bond At the time Of its approval
is worth the amount tie collector will
receive and disburse during bis term Of
,fiiee.
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Correspondence Of the Beacon.)
Washington, Jan. 81. 1874.

"ashibS tOH, Jau OIL. 100
Louisiana. that poor unfortunate State.
has engrosscd the attention of the Senate
this week. McCreery. Of Kentucky. made
on Monday the most brillian. speech Of
the session 10 defence Of States rights.
and boldly denounced the President for
interfering in State politics; and for hav.
ing established the present State govern
ment By unfolding and encouraging Judge
DurcIl in his Outrageous proceedings -
His speech was listened to with the great.
est attention, and the hunters. Office and
otherwise. Of Kentucky are jutilapt over
the possession Of such gifted Senator
Bayard. Of Delaware. was to have spoken
on Tuesday. and Carpenter on wednes.
day. but declined. urging the young lad
ike excuse. II have no voice to-day. a.
I'm suffering frou, bad cold" Carpen-
ter, however. took the 6eH in defence Of
Louisiana. and was more severe. If posi-.
bic. than the Senator from Kentucky on
the preeent condition Of affairs in that once
flourisbing commonwcalth Though q
great friend Of the President he severely
censured his interference in State matters.
and hiuted that bis conduct was a sufi
cient cause for impeachment. Morton,
who advocates the admission Of Pinchback
in the Senate. interrupted Senator Car.
pcnter repeatedly. and. at ihc close of hi:
speech, replied in the most violent and
==a:ss;6ed manner, hurting abuse aud
invective at the Senator's who had advo'
Gated the cause Of justice. The Senate
adjourned before Morton lad finished. and
he will. it is hoped. close his abusive ar.
gument on Monday. nuriag the discus
sion Of the Louisiana question. Cows. Var
mouth. and McEacry and Standardized
Pinchb back we're on the floor. Gov. Var.
mouth is q remarkably handsome person
and It is said most fascinating one also
Pinchbaek is ais, very fine looking in.
dividual Of African descent. He vas
prior to the war. . waiter on one Of tn,
floating palaces of the Mississippi. and go
his name from the quarsisy Of piuch-becl
jewelry he wore.
The House is working very hard. ant
has already held several night sessions. q
most unusual thing for this early in tho
session. The Committee york occupies
much time. and it is here that the labors
Of a Congressman are mostly needed. Ia
the House where bills are debated, only Z
few Of the leaders speak. but in the Com
uni,tee the bills are sbrped and altered
until past recognition By their originator
Gen. Howard. that great soldier. Chris.
tan and philanthroPist. has oeenpied the
principal tine Of the Military Comu'ssee'
before which he vas summoned III the in
stig.sioa Il the Secretary Of War. 10 an
sxer far money used or pisssed fsr the
Freedmcs's Bureau. Go this -Commiiace
are too Cosfsderasss, Generals Youns aid
Huntoa. 80
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-05

DEvcrrp Cxro DEArm.-Sevcral years
ago, wh.n John p. Hale vas here = Sem
asor. Liis daughters we're among the most
admired Of 81 the bellies. They lived 10
elegant ssvle at the National. aud enter
tanned With great deal Of vivacity all
who visited them. The youngest vas re.
ally very pretty fresh. psqasnt girl Of
cightecn Or 50. Ia !, ~.
mirers ard among them the actor John
Wilkes Booth vas the most devoted to
Mise Eighteen. You perhaps remember
Booths Appearance handsome. dark.
melodralna,ic fellow. and among . GER
tain rel here he was great favorite soci-
ally At night he played his ..Charles"
IN Schillsr's .,RoLbers'' aud Mics Hale
ws. always At the play. 9Th bouquet and
smiles Cor him. In those days Who could
guess the sad sequel 10 ramancc Of love
that promised bright enoughl rcu,em.
Der nigh. when the hotel Was blaze
of light. The guests we're giving a chop"
for their friends. and between the walsscs
every one was good naturally gassippine
al the devotion Of couple who walked
up and down the rooms. aud we're appar.
rantly ohlivious ofthe place and surround.
iugs: They we're 4 very attractive psir
he tall anb dark eyed, she fair and sweet
n, IN EDeish rose. ,s-l . ..s. ...s.,
There arc, scme xhos cavillcd at he,
choice; the father must DO Wild to permit
spch en- alliance. they said-fhs daughter
ola United States Senator a 70 4marTy q
play actor. But the many to whom the
Jouqg lirrs sweet face &C, med an excuse
for auy ia!aiuatiou looked wi,h-iad ulgeuce
ut the lnls drama ofthe oil old story.
remember too we'll another night. ju 4
the eve Of two days later. We we're a,
. Ford's old theatre. Again a b!ase Of
light. sud music. and \ crowded house,
| to look on ut Laura Kceus in the ..Amer.
lean Cousin" How many times have you
heard tia story If that night. too dread.
full to talk Of even now? The suddeI
pistol shot. the uproar that followed. and
in the 6gure ,hat sprang from the ,Prcsi
dents box I saw the lover Of two night
ago. and kpcw that even as be whisperet
in that young girls car he was Plannin.
this dreadful scene. In Wilkes Booth,
pocket Was. fourd The picture Of his b.
tro;l,ed. aud she wroic Of tho assassi,
that she would marry him at the foo. o
the gall, va - Washington Cor. CLre
lund Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-05

sss.sr. Ak sass<s EisssJ
k6.eys r. Ee1ips ssse: Ipdin CO.
Jlis 4 IN ~ -
NoEs b sna ell 11he Dls|lte Let.
Ds'slns rlessA Msakea; Cars
Beeser. g ". Snsss; Dhady il. e.
G.Issii; - Jsssihss. r. Pearson;
Fat isey. ~ Gssiags: Hssihen Chinee.
Geo. Absl[ n Hasss.as. Jos. 8. AL
ssss; SILL. Clsresee Dssry; Cesns
Foscs, I !, N~srr; The Possillion. r.
Moore T i ~ NM Dlniss. n. ".
Moore; Pa Pry. Freak Psrd; Poor Old
Slave, Jes. J. Neal; Black Dosino. DIR.
wn. n. a(les Dsts ~ Rdisssrsh. Jno.
Y. csnan sls5as Jesses. Jsnes Rale5;
The Css~ J. s.I'sssiet; Calhosa. T.
Hsrhsst sa.,x sl Za'sest
Assy etep sAess vsrs xhpss itess.s
ssrs eossI asss. sat i - klsoss i'm
possible 70 asn theis nance sed TO ct q
dsssrip aiop = DR. saaesses. a
The n41psrsas ~ very hugely At.
sssdsd. rss sessiess Of the county be-
ing rcpss Md. 8. Clcnent,s Bay.
Bl,tisaOa} Isha1 lsrsas Mills. tho Pa
'usss'. g. "a Rsi.se George. sosn-
siea had 3ssis1s doss Aes. The Empire
State had is fair representative. snd NC
even saw carpet-bag on which Va.
marked 'wn Sbad. Bcstos. M.ss." ]
When the iancins stopped ve IRE %.
able 10 ssase Il vss day break when Jour
correspondent left, and the reel had no,
then been called for. This We do know.
that ~ lae - Wednesday evening q 4
o'clock several Of the naskers we're ssil
! at It. There Vas only one drswback Il
the evening entertain nent. which seemed
to trouble Count Foseo" very much
We can yet SEQ the vsaderment dcpictct
on the Csant's face ab,at 2 o'clock. 1her
he exclsined. '.What hast become Of the ]
+. Il sevcr knew him to dcscr. before.
This was the only failure. Coils. b. ant
D. stood up like men and didn't desert
The Lass thing We saw vas the blue cha
peau Of Col. D. fitting through the uase
Of the dance. The other Col. had giveu
out. and was singing "Donny book Fair.
accompanied BY Brother NJ and Unc,'
t.. Mr.. c., who was sitting near US
remarked. that he had heard better mu
sic; that he thought the --key little to-
high" "f... ,a
Your correspondent must conclude b,
thanking Miss Jennie Raley. under who's
auspices the masquerade was gotten mp
for the delightful entertainments thereb,
afforded the public. and BY conera.ulatin.
her upon the success watch followed he
efforts. 'l..Ff
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L-EoyAEDTewx .uD
TuUrsDAraoRnIxc s.sn.ry sla+ iis..

N.ws axp OTpsR ITEns.-As seeing II
believing. or 10 said to be. sad ~ many
recent reports had resched - Of the ra-
rid progress Of the Southern Maryland
road through our county towards its ter
mime u Point Lookout. particularly in
she Paiuxcnt section parallel With our own
district. We determined on Saturday last
10 visit the line and Interview the PRO-
jscted improvements for ourselves. or %
much Of them ct least - might b ssen in
. short evenings ride. On Observation
bound. having previously resolved orr
selves into . Connittee Of Two (Mr.
Herbert Moore In the Cbair) We started
On eur tour and Intercepted the s'ephans
at point Of the Three Notched road
~hcre the store Of Mr.. King is located
As railroad talk il to rs a. dead Lam
guage as horse or fox talk. We shall NOT
venture upon any technical terms Of de-
scription. bat shall content ourselves with
speaking Of the work which fell under our
observation after :he Comfy Spelling Book
fashion. In front Of the store Is . deer
ravine. which is connected with hill oil
very respectable height. the latter being
faaked By IN iec-pond. some distance
~rH l. IL - Al
this part Of the line. tie bin has been lev
eiled. the ravine dlfcd up. the dirt cause
way over the pond nearly completed. carts
passing to and fro from one end of the
line to the other. The average grade at
this point is little under twenty feet. the
general topography Of the country. 'front.'
ing and westward for some distance from
Kings store, presenting m ugly aspect
for chcsP road making. The wosst diff
asaf,ie'. however. Of grading hereabout.
have already been surmounied. though,
VIC learn. there is. near BY and higher up
the line. still another respectable hill which
has te BE- cut through aud other venom.
sas locking ravines to be filed up. Tie
policy Of the road contractors seems TO
have bccn in this section. to attack the
most formidable Obstacles in their way
FIRST aud to leave the easy and cheap work
for the last. Be this as ii may, it is easy
to zee that they arc not joking with the
work they have in hand. Five or six
contractors. with formidable forces. are
nov at work On different points of the line
from Mr.. Simm's in Charlotte Hall dis
tric' (where the continuous grade from
Brandywine downwards a. presen. ,crmi.
nates) To st. Johns church in the lower
part Of Patuxent district. 1t is guess
work. a course. for an outsider to saw
when the grade work. yet unfinished. be-
tween Simms' and St. Johns will be com
ple'ed. but with the presen. force engaged
on the work-anj large additions to thi.
force. We learn. are daily expccted,we be-
hcve We are making reasonable guess
Hhcn We rucSs that IL uill he conrl~ -
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lsss ! hin g Sae~sas.l y sl;s - sas
iasrcisced isths Hssrs lsd Referred -
g. IL e, 3 ,is. i.
Il. TIM ]; :.
rid. The hsnesise IS ssl1aAae o6e.
avid those Ohio opposs i ore @eesly viii
ling Il should 90 20 the Baltimore and
Ohio Company direct. There i said.
moreover. 10 be dispositions on the part
Of Congress 10 grant such facilities to the
Balsinore and Ohio. having already given
ile9 = the Pennsylvania Road. The
parties 10 interest will have hearing be-
fore the House Commitsee on the District
next veck.-7Car. Rssk. A~er.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Nj. Ediior-Please snnonnce ZACiIARlAH
MAIIiNGlEY a candidate for Sheria. He j.
known 70 lie competent and deserving, and IS
such WY be unanimously supported ty the
voters Of 81. Nery's county. IL
Leonardtown and Factory districts.
Jan 8, 1s1a
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TO MY FELLOw.cuEEYs.

lrespec,fuliy annoEfce myself as q esnd-
date TOR reelection TO The osire Of Stats At
torney for ST Mary's county, and hope to re-
cease. - herstefose. the liberal support Of my
isLow-eiiir<ns.
No 30. lea. ]. PAREAN CRANE
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S'cRrrrERELLo.

Few are aware of the importance or checking
a cough or common cod in its frs, stage. Tha,
which in The beginning would yield to a mild
remedy, II neglected, soon preys upon the
Lungs DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup affords in
slant relief.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-02-05
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

j announce myself ~ . candidate for tho
"faee Of States Attorney for Ct. Mary's. and
respectfully ask the supper, Of the voters Of
the eouaty.
Jan 9. is7l.igrr' - JAS II. WILSON.
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FULL DRAWiNG
~, 900 CASH GIFTS will Do dis
tsibMaeA by l0s among she
taeket- hOldcrS.
list OF GIFTS.
Total. $4,000 GJ's, all Cash,

1otat, Il. 900 G.ls, att Cdsh,
-HJft as,oxmting 70 81 500. 900
eFThe ccucer. and distribution Of gif,s
viii posiiirsfy smi uNequirocaliY takr plser
The day nO~ fx<d, whether all the tickets are
sold not, apd the u, coo gifts all paid in pro-
portion 20 the number OF tickets sold.
''a PRICE t.F TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Tcnths, or
each coupon, So: Eleven Whole Tickets for
S5e0;i ga Tickets for $1,000; li3 Whole Tick
els for $4,000; 2s7 Whole Tickets for $1,000.
No discount on less tlan $500 .orth Of tickets.
Applications for agencies and ordsrs for tick
cts should be addressed 20 81 Ft's1t TiH
TH0S. =. BkAMLETTE, .
Agent Public Library Ny, and Manager GIFT
Concert, Public Library Bailding, Louisville,
KY, or
THOS. II. HAYS 4 CO.,
Eastern Ag~pss - COO Broadway, n. Y.
Jan Is, ls5+--lms ,.t s..
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ground leaves

Crawo, rrc THE market for Peruvian GU
ano Is very quset, and we gno,e Guanape a, SEQ
gold per long ton OF 2, $40 ms, but lots ofstom
so to $50 tens, a discount Of so cents 10 81. so
per ton Is allowed. Wesiili quote the leading
FERTILIZERS at sssG sea per ton, bat the in.
feror qualities rule at considerably lower prices
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Lost,
A SAFE KEY. Tho finder will b. suita-
IA bly, rewarded il returned 10
sept 2G K. & W. &. .SWAFFIELD.
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In Truckee. Nevada, the other day,
a.grohplbf i've able. bodied individuals
were conversing about firearms. One
offered to wager the drinks that there
were not three rsvoivers in the crowd
The bet was'taken, and the result was
six revolVers, three derringers and a
horse pistol.
The four-story double brick build
ing, l3l and 133 Mercer street, N.
y, occupied by Sigler Brothers and ).
Santen. has been damaged by fire
800. ZOO. Bart's planning mill was da-
maged; loss, Sl2, 1000.
A piece of land on Broadway, Sixth
avenue and Thirty second street, N.
T., which in 1546. was sold for IS, 900,
in 1862. for $45 600. changed hands
last Friday, for $275.0O0.
A Mr.. Willis. of Marion. ALA, who
was Injured by tho accident on the
Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad, on
Thursday, as we'll as G. Duncan, the
engineer, have since died.
a paper at EIgin says that man Il
social standing iu that town is graded
by whether he drops ten-penny nail
~ 4onhtSA AutO LILO Cl utCtl
tion box.
Russia cannot stand the increasing
immigration of Menuouites to the
United States, and offers IL modifica-
tlnn OF terms, which will induce some
OF them to remuip.
The Marion Star thinks the cotton
crop in that County will fall short of
previous estimates ut least twenty per
cent.
II is asserted that 500 pounds of
frogs are Consumed daily in New York.
They nre caught chiefly in Canada.
The New York Times. of Tuesday,
comes out nuequivocai!y against the
Civil Rights Bill.
4 colored msu, named Sambo Wash
ington, died on john Is Island, recently,
from neglect.
On Friday night last, l7th lust. the
residence o! Capt. r.. n. Butler, in
Sumter, was destroyed by fire.
$50 youthful alligators were found
in one nest near Mullins, last night.
young man, named David Hix,
died IN Pickens last week.
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Sale Valuable Stocks an! Bonds.
By JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer.

On MONDAY, the 5th day OF October next,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, will sell, at public
outcry,
The following Bonds, Stock and Certid-
Gates, under power OF attorney to the Gen.
tral National BaIk, Of Columbia, 8. c..
viz:
100 Zone hundred) shares OF the Capital
Stock of the Union Savings Bank, OF Co.
Scrip G,1s5 aud 6.1s6, each representing
90 shares Of the Capital Stock Of tho South
western Railroad Bank, inseparably con-
nocted withthe same number OF shares in
tho South Carolina Railroad Company, par
value OF each share 1925.
No. 131. Certificate OF Indebtedness of
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com.
pany, guaranteed by the State OF South
Carolina, <34.
No. 4s5, ditto. ditto, 800.
No. 43G, ditto, ditto, *100.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com.
pany Funded Interest Bond No. SO, $G7.7j.
Ditto, ditto, No. "a, *ee IS.
Ditto, ditto, No. 1G5, 500.
Ditto, ditto, No. 104, $IOO.
Ditto, ditto, No. LOG, $10O.
Ditto, ditto, Nos. 90 to GO, (eight bonds
OF $500 each,) $4,000.
Three Greenville and Columbia Railroad
bonds, guaranteed by the State Of South
Carolina, $500 each, 81, 500. Sept %
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The PHOENIX is the Oldest daily paper
in the State, and has been regularly
issued since Mnrch, 1865.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
BY Telegraph aud Mails, from nearly
ali parts Of the World; together with
FULL MARKET REPORTS;
Besides well selected MISCELLANEOUS
and READING MATTER, of interest to
erybody, will be found in these publ
cations.
THE EDITORIALS
Arc carefully prepared, by competent
writer's; while special attention is given
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Taken as n whole, NO BETTER OR
NJ ORE SATISFACTORY INVESTMENT can be
made. than subscription to one or
the other OF these publications. They
are Conservative in politics, and are
devoted to the best interests of the
State. The following are the
TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS.
Daily PHGNIx. 81 OO
Irl- Weekly. 2 so
Weekly CLEANER as columns).. Il. l SO
These papers were the first issued in
Columbia, in 1865, after it's partial de-
struction, and have been regularly
Published ever since. They
CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY
Throughout middle and upper Counties
OF the State, and are excellent
MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING.
The PHOENIX has greater circulation
through the upper part of South Caro-
lima Mdm any oMer daily paper. Mer-
chants andothers will tiud It's columns
un admirable meuns of communication
with the people of the eutire up-coun-
try. Advertising rates are reasonable.
Send advertisements marked with the
number Of insertions desired, and they
will be stopped npon the expiration Of
the time. Office on Richardson street,
between Taylor and Blanding.
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor.
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MEssRs. FURcHaorT, BENEDICT & Co, /,
Charleston, s. c., offer to the public
and dealers in general an immense and
well-selected stock of dry goods, car
pets, oil-cloths, mattings, &C.. at the
lowest prices. Herewith they annex
the prices of few articles: Calicos,
from 6 to 10c.; longcloths, from 6 to
l5c.; brown homespnns, extra heavy,
from 71a to 10c.; jeans, from 1910.
upwards; cassimerss, from 4Oc. up
wards; hannels, from 20 to Soc; Ia
dies, misses and gents hose, 75c. +,
Sl.l5, 50 per doz. and upwards; sus.
penders. $l40 per doz. and upwards;
ladies' and gents pocket handker.
chiefs, from G0c. per doz. and upwards;
black and colored alpacas, 20o. and
upwards; dress goods, from Csc. up.
wards; ladies and gents furnishing
goods, housekeeping goods, fancy
goods, ribbons. notions. &c., from Is
to 20 per cent. cheaper than elsewhere.
Samples sent and orders promptly
filed. All retail orders from SlOup.
wards sen. per express free of charge.
a liberal discount to Wholesale dealers.
Sept s4+
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Lost or MisIaid.

A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, issued
n by the Citizens Savings Bank of
South Carolina, uated 2lst January, 1875.
numbered 157, iu tho name of Il. Ianiy
Spencer, for sixty dollars, has been lost or
mislali. Any person possessing the same
will pleasc notify or deliver it to the Trus.
tee at Columbia. Sent 9 mo3
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New Goods! New Goodsm

"a HAVE just returned from New
York with u fuo and well selected
stock OF English, French and Ameri-
---can CASSIAIERES, scotch GOODS.
FESTlNGS, &C., which will DO made to
order at short notice and upon reasonable
terms. Also, full limo OF tho celebrated
STAR SHIRTS. A call is respectfully so
licited. J.. EISENMASN
Sort
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Executors Notice.

4 LII persons having claims against. the
"A estate of WILLIAM MCGUiNNIS, dc.
ceased, are required to present them to
either OF the undersigned, dnly attestcd
for payment; and all persons indebted to
said estate will come forward 1T onco aud
pay up tho indebt tedncss.
ELLEN McIUINNIS, Exocnirix.
DENNIS Nc 'ulNNIS, Executor.
Sept II thmG
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-26

A mulatto made speech in Colum.
bus, the other day, in which he claimed
to be the superior of both races, be.
canse he was the offspring of the two.