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| Steamships Wisconsin and Andes Disa.
bled-Ship Kendrick Fish and Brig
Diana in COllision-Ship Elcano Dis
masted-ship Pegasus and Bark Jac-
mel Damaged-Arrivals and Depar-
lures.
LONDON, March 9, 1874
| Steamship Wisconsin (Br, Freeman, from New York
for Liverpool passed by steamship Russia satur
day last, with machinery disabled She steamirg
| slowly.
Steamship Andes (Br) Glover. from Cardiff Feb Is for
New York, has been spoken disabled
Ship Kendrick Fish, Watts, from Havre for United
States, anchored off spthead March g. much damaged,
having been in collision with German brig DIANA from
Rotterdam for Boston, which has arrived at Southamp
ship Elcano, Brown from Liverpool for Calcutta, put
into Queenstown March 8, with loss of foremost and
mainmast
Liverpool March with bulwarks and matches stove and
decks swept; iettsoncd $50 bags OF cargo.
Bark Jacmel tFr) Courtois, from San Francisco for
Queenstown, put into Falmouth March with loss of
bulwarks stanchons and boats decks swept and other
wise damaged in the late gale.
Brig Diana GER Michaelis, from Rotterdam for Bos
put into southampton March g. with loss of mizzen
and topmasts, headgear and iibboom having been
in collision with ship Kendrick Fish, from Havre for
United states
Arrived at LIVERPOOL March s. ship Compadre OBJ,
Waller san Francisco; barks Beltistc CBr), strick,
Charleston; Freia Nor), Jensen. Pensacola; Udlers
tNor) Evensen, Galveston; 9th, ships Caiope tBr),
Sine air, Galveston; Crusader (Br Jenkins, New Or
| leans; Pegasus (Irl Ellis. New York
Arrived at Bristol March 9, steamship Great Western
(Brl, Stamper, New York.
Arrived at Falmouth March o. ship st Paul, Coll, New
Orleans; bark Jacme r, Courtois san Francisco (see
above).
Arrived at Plymouth March 8, 80 PM steamship Ho.
satia GER, Bahrends New York tor Hamburg.
Put into southampton March 0, brig Diana Ger, Mich
aelis, from Rotterdam for Boston (see above.
Arrived at Queenstown March g. ship Edinburgh Castle
CBr Cape San Francisco barks Angelina UtaD, schi-
ano, Philadelphia 9th, Archinede QtaD, Trapani, New
York; Ire Cusim aus, Bebau do; Anna oneta QtaD,
Costa, Baltimore.
Also arrived at do Sth steamship Russia (Br), Cook,
New York for Liverpool and proceeded).
Arrived at Antwerp March Q, snip Martha Bowker,
Allen, Guanape.
Arrived at Bremen March 6, bark Jenny (Ger Hart
mann, New York
Arrived at Barcelona March -, brig Antoineta (sp)
Gelpi, New Orleans
Arrived at Trieste March barks Kong Sverrc CNor),
Aaro, New YORK; Adolf Fredholm Gwe), Lcvern, Phia-
dephia
Arrived at Table Bay, CGH, Feb G. brig Ocean Ranger
Br) Hellyer, New York.
Arrived Ascension Island Feb IA, bark Dexter Gus
OBJ, Robinson, Colombo for New York.
Arrived at Catharina, from United States
SALINAS.
Sailed from Liverpool March g. ship Arlington (Br),
Hill, United states
Sailed from London March bark Pacific CNor). John.
sen, United States.
Sailed from Cardiff March 9, bark Nina Figari dtaD,
for Baltimore.
ss..-- ,om Hull March Q, the Fedelc. for New YORK.
Sailed from Havre March 6, ships John Watt Morse,
United ststes Gen shcpley Hutchings. do; Corsica.
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SAILED.

Steamship Widdrington (Br), for Hamburg ship Chas
II Marshall, Liyerpoo barks Johann Carl CGerJ Bre-
men; HeliOs (Ger) Elsinore Ornen NOr, Belfast Ie-
noch aus, Cork or Falmouth; Nuovo Monde tftaD.
Genoa; Thor Norl Elsnore; Josephine (Br, Cardenas
Credo lNor), Aarhns; brgs W A heney (Brj Pernam
buco Johann Margaretha Nor Bristol; Atalaya Glen.
tuegos; Aqua Poru, Lisbon; Chas Dennis, Matanzas;
Rio de la Plata Dutch, Montevido; Lewis Squires
Gibraltar spring Bird DR. Bahia Ida (Br), Barbados
and Demerara schrs Mary Lunt, PORT pam, Ellen.
fontaPitre Marguerite Fr), st Pierre.
md at gun
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Wind at sunse
Marine Disasters.

M For particulars OF disaster TO steamship Pcnnsyl-
vania, at Philadelphia from Liverpool attended with
loss Of life, see news columns
STEAMSHIP Cry or DusLiy Br) at Boston 80 nom
Liverpool, encountered fearful gales the passage.
She hove days and lost four boats and sew
eral sails.
srEAnsgIP sLysIA Ger, Habich, froV Hamburg via
Hayre iV5 New York, which Dut back v southampton
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are In
formed that by teegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No. 46 Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
from European ports, and other ports abroad Of
American vessels the will be caoed to thi,
try Tree O; charge and published.
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WEATHER REPORT.
" NE DEF NM hENIs
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March ID A. NJ.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
PrObnbilffieS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 1O-1 A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England the barometer viii rise, with
partly cloudy weather, fresh and brisk north to
west winds, and low temperature.
For TIE MIDDLE STATES AND LOWER LAKE RE-
ZION, WINDS DIMINISHING TO FRESH AND GENTLE,
aIsING TEMPERATURE AND CLEAR OR PARTLY
CLOUDY WEATHER, THE WINDS OVER THE LATTER
gEERrN0 TO NoRTHEAsrBRLY.
For the South Atlantic and East Cuff States
clear weather, rising temperature and light to
fresh winds.
The Weather in This city Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
me temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
,omparison with the corresponding day OF last
bpsar, as indicated by the Thermometer at Uudnut;s
n"'"acyi HERALD Buidng:-
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vesper 90; osfKs Nellie OBI, Messenger. unireo
o'ales' Lg Oscar Nor,, Rothling, do.
-. from Antwerp March g ship Quebec (Br) smith,
Few York.
Sailed nom -, bark Chara QtaD, Canovsre Qrom
Genoa Jan 29). New YORK.
Sailed from - the Bloomington, for United states
Sailed from - the Lydia yarwell, for United States
probably British schr Lydia Cardeil from Messha ior
New fork,
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EX-PRESIDENT FILLMORE.


The following is the order Of the President OF the
United States, issued this morning.
EXECUTIVE MANSION
WASHINGTON, March 2, 1874
II Is with deep regret the President announces
TO the people or the United states Tue ueaeh VA
Willard Fillmore one OF his honored predecessors,
who died at Buffalo, n. Y, last evening: rue Iong
continued public services and emihens p urity VI
character OF TIE deceased eXPresldent VIII DE re-
membered heyond the days OF mourning IN winch
a nation wiil be thrown by the event which Is thus
announced.
Asa marx OF respect 10 his memory IL Is ordered
that the Executive Manson ana the severai de-
partmepts at Washington be drxped In mourning
until the close OF the day on winch the funeral
shall take place and that business be suspended
on the day of the funeral
IL ~ furthermore ordered that the War and Navy
Denar1ments cause suitable military and naval
h0nors TO be paid on THIS occasion to the memeEy
OF the eminent citizen whose lie Is now closed.
U. S. GRANT.
Nv the President,
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MARCH.
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The Funeral OF the Deceased Ex-Presi-
dent.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March 0, 1874.
The funeral OF ex-President Fillmore will take
place on Thursday next, the 18th inst, at two
O'Clock p. N. The final programme has not yet
been arranged.
Buffalo Is draped In mourning for her most es-
tecmed citizen. All the courts, the Board OF
Trade &c, have adjourned. FlaRs are lying at
haif.mast from public and private buildings in
honor OF the distingulahe6 dead.
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Adjournment of the United States
supreme Court.

After the delivery of opinions by the Supreme
Court the Attorney General announced the intelli-
gence OF the death OF eX-President Fillmore and
stated that IN view OF the event ne had thought IL
proper TO move an adjournment OF the Court.
The Chief Justice replied that the Court con-
Cured in the views expressed by the Attorney
General and that out OF respect Tor the memory
oil so eminent aud so good man the Court would
adjourn until tomorrow at twelve O'CLOCK.
IL was ordered.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO He NEW YORK HERALD.

Steamships Wisconsin and Andes Disa-
bled-Ship Kendrick Fish and Brig
Diana in Craftsmanship Elcano Dis.
mnsted-ship Pegasus and Bark Jac-
mel Damaged-Arrivals and Depar-
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Us REVENUE CUTTER CAMPBELL,
BELOW New LoNDoN, Conn, March 8, 1874 PM).
The revenue cutter Campbell reports falling In with
portion of the wreck schr Mary Dennis in the Race,
Long Island sound Sunday March g. 1t had drifted
the Gull Island and consisted of the forward
part OF the hull with foremas and bowsprt attached
and partly submerged The Campbell remained in its
vicinity tor several hours and made many Intellectual at
tempts il into snoa waeT but the wind blowing
fresh and heavy running the lines she got fast to
parted and the compelled to abandon it. Mas
tiers of vessels passing between the Race and Block
Island cautioned to be the lookout as Is
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The Adjourn ment OF the United State
Senate.

" the PrtsIutHu,
HAMILTON FISH, secretary of State.
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Marianne vi, Santos. New York 10Th, Mariana III,
MEssIsA, Feb 9-Arrived,, fremont Connor, Trapani;
10Th scud, Wilson, Genoa; lh, schamyl, Franklin, Mar
sailed 9Th, Como, Williams; sophia Stewart; Clara
Lily Ryan and Silver Stream iadd. New York; Ethan
Allen, Hardy and EDWARD suensen, Hans, Boston, 1,.
Cleared 2sd Wave King, Corbett, Baltimore,
Sailed sd, Enrco Merello Michelino IN, New York
MAD Zee FEB Gs om
MLroRD Feb Mmsailed Pauline Il Drever drom New
M.I.A FEB a Mercury Thomas New York
MALAGA Feb l2-sailcd, zuleika, Webb, New York.
Arrived 18th, Lyttleton Hosnler, New York; Abby
MoNTEvIpEo, Jan 26-Arrived Euroclydon, Gould,
Boston. o. ,...s ro-.r.
Sailed 10th Frank Wallace, New York; 10Th, Don
NEWCASTLE Feb 2-Cleared, st Lawrence. for New
Entered out I lstn, carmsa, vecerns, New YORK:
werp for Philadelphia Kit carson, Spence London for
PALERMO, Feb 1o-ssaied, Tell. Mortensen New York
18th Berthe Rod Apdessen do Fanny smith do ao,
for New York; I'D. Milo, Asengo, do do and both LETT
Sailed asd, Alma, Tobias Grom LondoI, New York;
Boae na anba for New
York, having repaired , red rr,vo, sco from Baltimore;
v tiS New So BERG
RIO anAspr DO SUI Jan l2saed Nellie Gray. Noyes'
New YoKk; I4th Sparkling Wave, kocher 90. rondon
RYDE w, Feb 2l-Put In Leo, kroger v st"n sr
for Boston Herbert HAIL. Davis from char'es'on 'or
SANTA CRUZ Feb ARRIVED. Grace Kelly, Krkham'
anrror Feb 2s-Arrived, Perseveranza' Bozzo'
New York. s uerv Ida Raker New
York. =, % NAH uonkins Noxv vo,t.
Fes s.lps ESD aa0 Is Carl for New York 2ah
Iagas so leb i7"Xrrived kconidas Rissay. New York
g. cn ala Feb lr-Srrived Galena silva San Jorge
Trsxl Feb 2l-Arrived. jupiter. Herman. PHILADELPHIA
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ooLoRblA s. C TUESDAY MORNING. IxNO
Singing School.
a. EVANS. Teao'

:" n. EVANS, Teacher OF Vocal Music,
w proposes opening class for tho
rough course Of instruction in the rudiment
OF Music and the art OF Singing. Especial
attention given to the formation and culti-
vation OF Voice, Vocal Training, Articula-
tion. Enunoiation, Pronunciation, and tho
principles OF Musical Elocution generally.
Terms-for gentlemen. So; for iaiios, IS; for
gentleman and two ladies', $40 per session of
thirteen lessons. To commence as coon as
All persons wishing to unto with this class
are requested to leave their names at tho
BOOK and Music Stores, where subscription
Is now open. Professor Evans will accept
engagements to instruct chcirs, conduct mu-
sical associations and give private lessons in
ss1nging. Testim onials from l.. O. Emerson.
q. Il. Palmer. Geo. F. Root, and other dis.
tlngulshed musicians. For further particu.
iaIs. inquire OF the subscriber, ut the Hon.
Ul4 fiOuso. Feb i6
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.:There lsa gentleman in this town of
the, name OF Jones, says the Eureka
lNev:J ;fseatinelo; whose beard is tlitee
3 taet tslthEee inches long. tt is OF gplen.
4 did growth, almost as soft and as fine as
alady's hair, and is really curiosity in
lts way. Mr.. Jones stands six feet and
one Inch high, anl his beard, when al.
lowed Its liberty, strikes him about the
knees.s sAe seldom. however, makes q
dtsp!ay fpf it: He usually keeps it
bralded and confined within his shirt
nQsoms 90 that persons seeing him on
the istreet would not dream that his
beard was OF more than ordinary length.
General Sherman says that whom he
met Mr.. Lincoln at Fortress Monroe.
and asked him whether he should catch
JEFF. Davis or let him run, the discreet
Ulinoisan, replied with the story of a
reformed topper. who, on being offered a
drink, said: ST can't take it, because I
have s!Snsa the pledge; but perhaps
yo1 could fix it 80 I could drink it un-
beknoRnst to myself"
Agsyoung gentleman of Plymouth
County, Iowa, is placed undor bonds on
account Of his having '.frequently, of
late, 80 seriously thrashed his aged
father. Had he done it. occasionally
and in moderation, no ono would have
thought 80 much of it.
In Boston secret dissipation is on the
increase. The day of the famous pro.
olamation that there was not an open
bar! in the city, two gentlemen were
guided to thirty secret bars within one
square.
"a horse forty-two years old has to
drag d family to church every Sunday,
in South Durham, Me-, after his weeks
work. and that's what they call Chris
tia9, piety in that part of the country.
"a statistical ootemparary says: s.The
area Of British India is, in round num-
bers, 100000 square miles, and the
popnlatian averages 200 souls to the
square mile"
a negro, never known to tell lie.
who resides near Huntingdon. Tenn,
says that he is the father of sixty.five
children. Brigham Young is still one
ahead.
Texas horse thieves get up prayer
meetings in the rural districts, and leave
the congregation to walk home n
The editor of the San kntonia Herald
acknowledges the receipt of two fresh
and beautiful Indian scalps.
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N E w P U CATION
at BrYan's Bookstore.

INT EMOIRs OF MANY MEN AND SOME
1xI WOMEN. BY Maunscll r. Field. So.
Goulbrum's Gospel OF tho Childhood. 81 25.
Mrs. Beecher'n House-keepor and Health
keeper. sl50.
John Stuart Mills Autobiography. s2.o5.
Sclence and Religion. By Prof. Joseph
LoCoate. 81 so.
The Atmosphere, with beautiful chrome
plates. By Camille Flam arion. Sc.
Crooked Places-A Novel. By Edward
Nancy-A Novel. By Author OF "Red as a
Rose" rs cents. 80
Joseph the Jcw-A Novel. so cents.
Great Lady-A German Novel. rs cents.
And other new books. Dec 90
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Sale Cheap.
To nay Friends and the Public:

10 nay Friends and the Public:
HAVE purchased $50 900 worth OF GRO.
CERIEs, PROVISION and
for cash, and will sell tho samo at prices be-.
10" any other house in tho city. The follow
ing are few OF tho leading articles and
prices:
200 barrels Esrly noso Potatoes, Il 10.
200 barrels Goodrich Potatoes, 81 rs.
2u0 barrels Pink-Eye Potatoes. s4.75,
QUO barrels Flour, consisting OF Keyan
Brothers, kheelsr Brothers, Stoyall Il Hulls.
and Campsen & Co.'s celebrated brands. at
S11 per barrel.
O Sugar, 1o3 cents per pound by barrol;
= 3aHts retail.
Extra Sugar, ii cents per pound by bar
rel; liz oents retail.
+ Sugar, liz cents por pound by barrel;
123 cents retail.
Crushed, Powdered and Granulated Sugars.
IL cents per pound by barrel; 124 cents pcr
pound retail.
English Breakfast Toa, finest, $40 nor
pound.
Oolong Tea, finest, 81 per pound.
Gunpowder Tea, 81 to 81 so per pound.
Young Hyson Tea, 81 to $1.25 per pound.
Rio Coffee. sSi cents per pound.
F.A. Ferris Co.'s sugar-Cur uams, le
cents Ter pound.
Bacon, 9, 103 and III cents per pound.
Cheese, 1s to rs cents per pound.
Molasses. 40, 30. GO and 70 cents per gallon.
/ Goldon Syrup. 80 cents per gallon.
Finest New Orleans, new crop, Syrup, 90
cents per gallon.
New Halibut Fins.
Now Tongues and Sounds.
Now Scotch Oat Meal.
New Smoked Tongues.
Now Fulton Market Beef.
Now Smoked Beef.
With full line Of all Standard Goods, ut
equally cheap prices.
Country orders filed and shipped pron, ,..
~, free Of charge for package and cartnge,
and cntiro satisfaction guaranteed.
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NnficN.

OFFICE GKrr:yIIIE AND CoyUaIEIA i. r.,
COLUMBIA, s. q August 90, 1878
1NDti. Il resolution OF tho Board of Direc-
~ ;u.s, tho Interest Coupons uf the State
CT tiis Company az are rcSn!Erly recorded in
the flee OF tho Company. matured between
the 1T day "t iannaiy. 1872, and 1st dav Of
July, 1873, both inci,;sivc, will be fundc 4 in
G"nds having ten years TO run. as provided
for in i!,c Company's rroa0salS to tic Hond.
holders, ofdafo August II 1873.
Iloldtrs OF the above obligations arc re-
qurs.cd to send in II rt&i ome ut OF hem o this
Office, to facilitate Tie exchange which it is
desired 20 ocomrlesc without delay, and enable
the necessary arr?nGcmcn.s to bo made for
the resumption Of egmlar interest payments
on 81 January oueu;ng
81. J. MAGRATH,
Scp.crIhcr2 . IL President
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.AGNEW'S
CASH GROCERY HOUSE.
Low Prices, First Quality Gao.;s
AND
CASH BEFORE DELIVERY.

CRUSHED SUGAR. 12 cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail. pounds for II.
Granulatcd SUGAR. IL cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail. 8pounds for 81.
Powdered SUGAR, IL cents per pound by
the barrel. At retail, 8 pounds fors 81.
AsUG AR, III cents per pound by the bar
rel. Al retail, pounds for H.
Extra SUGAR. II conts per pound by tho
barrel. at retail. 8! pounds for 81.
Finest OLD RYE WHISKEY,.s5 per gal
lon.
Finest OLD BOURBON wAlsKEy, .s per
gallon.
Finest OLD HOLLAND aIS, 80 per gal-
lon.
Finest CID SCOTCH wHlsKEY, Sc por
gallon.
Fin,st OLD oTAID BRANDY, 20 per GAL
Ion.
New York Sugar cured HAMS. IS cents per
pound.
Davis Dinmond HAMS, 1G cents per pound.
With full stock Of Choice, Fancy and
Staple Groceries. in ali their varieties. con.
stantly or hand, ana for sale 1T our usral
low prices. FOR cash Only.
Jan22 JOHN AGNEW & son.
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Seegers' vs. Cincinnati Beer.

Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.
TNHE Cincinnati Gazette makes the asto.
l. nishing announcement that Cincinnati
beer IL no longer pure. but adulterated with
molasses, sugar OF starch, fasel oil and the
poisonous coichicum. Tho Commissioner of
agriculture, in his report for 1865. says that
Prof. Mapes. OF Now York, analyzed the beer
from dozen different breweries, and found
all OF it adulterated. Cocculus Indicus and
ton. 80
W. sFEGERs guarantees HE beer to be
pure and reliable. Ho does not adulterate
hops. Ian %
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REWARD OFFERED
Sunday Smokers.

for one dollar, you can buy o bundle of
the INDIAN GIRLS 5 cent CIGARS, which
judges of tho weed say arc superior to those
you haYo to pay 10 cents for elsewhere.
Therefore, CD her wigwam will be closed to-
morrow, save your money by getting cup
ply for Sundays smoking O-HIGnT.
Jan 81
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10000 PRIZES!
R25O, QUO Currency to be Given Away!
For tho Benoft OF tho
Masonic Relief Association.

SO1AAS ASOAAOA oSSOC1dtlOu, u,
or Norfolk, Va.
NDER authority of O. special Act of tho
-. Legislature. passed March 8, 1873, cnn
sonic Relief Association, tho Directors now
have tho pleasure to announce Tint n
GEAND GlFr CONCERT will be given III the
opera HoIsc, in The city of Norfolk. on
TUESDAY, the 5th Of MAY, 1874,
no Farther Postponcnent Guaranteed, I
for the purpose OF procuring funds ncces-
sary FOR tho completion of the Masonic Tenn
Norfolk.
DIRECTORS OF TIE ASSOCIATIONS T..
Roper, President; John B. Corprcw, Trcasu-
rcr; ia mes I. Leigh, Walter Ii. Taylor, Geo.
y: Oid1ield, John a. Roseon, Daniel Hustled.
VIM. II. Wales, NJ. II. Stevens, s. We'll. john
L. Redmond.
ADVISORY DoARD.-His E4ccllcncy cx-Gov.
hilbert q. Walker, Col. Kadcr Biggs, P. il,
F.; Nohn II. Mcdaniel, p G. Commantlnr; +.
j: Burroughs, Capt. Samuel L. Watts, Virgil
G. Il. p. and D. G. 9. Of G. g.; Col Thomas
+. Owens. P. Il. NJ; John IL. Whitehead,
Esq, cS.Mayor. Col. w. IT, Taylor, State
Senator; James G. Balm, G. =. G. G. G.
.,a list nnn. OF Girrs-One Grand CASH Gilt,
Grand Cash GIFT, 1850; one Grand Cash
Gift, 10, 900; one Grand Cash Git, 5000: ono
Grand Cash Gift, 2. 500; 81 Cash Gifts, $500
each, Sl2.0l0: 80 cash Gifts, $50 cach IL, 500;
30 @ Cash Gifts, 200 each. 16 900; 100 Cash
Giita, $50 each. Is geo; $50 Cash Gifts, 100
each, 5000; $50 Cash Gifts. SO each, %, 500;
10 900 Gifts. oil Cash, $3.50 O0O
Whole Tickets, s5. Half Tickets, So so.
Cimo na NatcsI!l Iickete for $50, 81 Tickets for
Sl00 HENRY V. MOORE, Secretary
Masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Ta.
b. BOONE, Agent,
foo 43mo Columbia. y. C..
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g! .riot,", &, Mh.a I'D AUGUSTA
= .l'~a! uo;..rary,

NY
I,i.rl.iN, $. >cc.Lor 90. 1879.
T;T4!. C,.t:O.s un iu;i3. us this Com.
rauy. dGc on the ca: JaAuary. 1871
VII hc pa:si y; tho l.::r:., N.iti",.al Bank, III
this city, CT at tho Eaulirg Hons. or NJ Il.
icnup a Co, in Ncw Y0rk, or .t Firet "a
tional Bank ut Clor!pite, y. g., or 1T :tc
EanL nG Iiouec ui Joi.i. j Cohen " Sons, il,
Dec $5lit G. nouKXiyiHT. Treasurer.
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Medicated ana Other Medicines.
AHHhCK'S celebrated Walnut Candy,
B. ucimittE's Cough Confections,
MarBhnioilGw DIope. purc and fresh,
Gar3o!!c Candy, for core tlloat,
Hoarhound Candy, for colds,
peppermint Drops, for the digestion.
Cocoon Caramel, Tor the stomach.
Jun Crows, pleasant dinner confcction.
Jordan Almonds, after dinner nut to crGcL..
Cream Chocolate. o sweet soothing thing
AL for sale ut IlEINIr5H'S Drug Store,
Dec27t Opposite putESIx Office
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Cannon Hall.
EAMCUS CABBAGE SEED, Jus. received
IL Cannon Ball Cabbage,
Marblohead Mammoth,
Fotler' 8 Early Drumhcad,
Carter's Extra Early Cabbag>,
Winuirgstadt, Sohuienfust, French. Ok
Heart and other kinds.
ALSO,
Koy's Extra Early Irolillc Tomato,
Extra Early Peas, Corn, Orion Sets.
All warranted and cheap, at headGuartor..
for good seed. T.. II. HEINITSH'S
Jan 3u Drug Store
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Dog Notice.

~ .5 Dog Notice.
"A this 1st Of March next, viii be takon M
and impounded. &o. Prico of collars So. By
oIder q the Mayor. CHAS. BARNUM, ~
Feo City Clerk.