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OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE,

COLUMBIA, s. O.. August Is, 1874.
The following ordinance is pub
lished for the information OF all tavern,
store end shop.keepers within the
limits OF the city OF Columbia. The
penalties therein prescribed for neglect
or failure to comply with its provisions
will attach on and after September l r.
An ORDINANCE REGULATING WR1aHTs
AND MEASURES.
SKoT1oN l. Be ii ordained, By The
Mayor and Aldermen IF the city Of Co.
iun,bia, in Council assembled. That the
Chief OF Police shall take charge OF
and keep all such weights and mea-
sures as shall be furnished and de-
livered to him by the Mayor and
Aldermen. as the standard of weights
and measures for the city OF Columbia;
and no person shall hereafter, within
the limits of the said city, use any
eteelyards. scales. weights or measures.
or other implements used in ascertain-
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE
LyBrand & Son

TE'AkE pleasure in calling theattention
i ~ the public 10 an examination OF
thoil STOCK of MUSICAL. MERCIAN-
Disc. consisting OF Pianos, Church and
Parlnr Organs. Mclodeons, Violins. Gui.
tarr, i:anjos. fntc-. Acrordcona, Brass
aud silver Eand lnstrumeuts Of ali kinds.
iIs" sheet Music and instruction Books
'"r very ;iasc ,i Musical Instruments on
,>"'' - III :imcs. We are Sole Agents fur
u rag ~ Snutf Carolina Of Estcy T. Co y
.J;'rAGE ORGANS Shre; Music -cnt BY
mail. pust na,d. IN recripsu: price and aii
kinds of Musical Goodr sent by Express,
wnen ordered. % ,ny par, Of The State.
marked g Is n. -. od AcconG-ha. ri.
~nor Ard nrgan- for sale cheap. tor ash,
Pianr, Organs Melodeons Tuned and
Repaired in satisfactory manner: and
will give espccia! att tention to- Packing, Ro-
moving and Shipping Pianos for Other par
tins to any uoint desired. at moderate
prices.
Allorders promptly attended to and sat-
isfaction gnarautced to those :avoring us
with their patronage. Send for our csta-
loGue OF Sheet Musicand Musical NJ eroha
disc. Richardson street. a lew doors above
PHOENIX aficc. Columbia. 8 C. Nov7
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Tho Bridge Of Clouds.
BY A. J. REQUIER.

BY A. J. REQU1ER.
I sometimes think, in my rarer hours,
When the spirit is oil aglow,
OF a world within this world of ours,
That it yearns yet fears to know
OF the magical music and mystic
CLEANS
OF the beautiful land OF dreams!
I see its cities OF FURNISHED gold
In the 5!eze OF the setting sun,
And its loveiiness caught on the crys.
tai mold
OF the stars when day is done;
And food celestial downward beams
From the beautiful land Of dreams!
I catch glimpse OF inspiring eyes,
Through my earthly trials and cares,
While a mothers touch dispels my
sighs
And wipes away my tears,
With leaves Of balm from the healing
streams
OF the beautiful land of dreamsl
And I feel that the struggle with power
and pelf
Is wreathed and miraculous rod;
That the soul was created to die unto
self i'M t'Ah
Before it can rise to God
A flutter Of pinions and fight of
CLEANS sju .u.
In the beautiful land of dreamsl
For dark eclipses of blind despair
That make us shudder and start,
And dimpling transits OF Venus there,
In the violet depths of the heart,
But lead us still to the gate, it seems,
OF the beautiful land of dreamsl )
The fear of the Lord is the earliest
shoot
From seed by the sower cast;
But wisdom's completely ripened fruit
Is to love Him best at last
The perfect and triplicate crown which
beams
II the hesatifa! orb of dreamsi
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The Short Line Schedule.

The Short Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA d AUGUSTA R. r. Co.
COLUMBIA, Il. G., June %, 1874.
IN esneeT nH1 seSsauleg s1SS1tSaMilPg xiIi RE- So
operated on and after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No. Train No
Leave Augusta. 7.45am 4l5nm
Graniteville. .s813am 6I1nm
Corbia Junct'n .12.20 m .O5pm
arrive Co olumbia. .12 so q m 9.17pm
Leave Columbia. 12.42am
Wlnneboro..... 2.49 m
Chester. IA. 90 m
Arrive Charlotte. Gas p m
NO; Train makes close connection, uio
Charlotte and Richmond, to all points
North, arriving at New York 6.O5 A. NJ.
No. Train makes close connection uio
Wilmington and Richmond TO all points
North, arriving at New York at S is p. nj.
GOING SOUTH. Train No l Train No 3
Leave Charlotte. 8.50am
Chester. .11.02a m
Winnsboro.. .12 SO p m
Arrive Columbia. 242pm
Leave Columbia. . 2.52pm $40 m
Colbia Junct'n. 1917 pm 415am
Graniteville ...t715 pm *7.48 IN
Arrive Augusta. .8.O5 d m 845a m
sbresktast: sDre,. fast, tDinner. tsuppcr.
Tor all points South and West. Through
tickets sold and baggage checked to princi-
pa points. @ Sleeping care on ali Night
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A. foPE. Gen. Passenger and Tick ct Agent
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Fond for Infanfs

NONDENSED MILK. Eagle Brand. Pa.
~ poma. Phosphate Food, Nestle's Mo.
ther's Milk Substitute. Bermuds Arrow
Root. Farina, Broma, Cocoa, Corn Starch
always fresh. at
June IL HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE.
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A chorus of 2. 500 voices is to be one
OF the attractions at the opening of the
industrial exhibition at San Francisco
this year.
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Excursion Season of 1879 via Allan.
tic Coast and Midland Lines.
ka ga2 El s ga g ERR sssss:;sss!s s.s 5s.s tzs.s
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND Az.
GUSTA, AND WILMINGTON, COLUN.
B1A AND AUGUSTA RAILROADS.
COLUMBIA. \. G.. May 26, 1874
pOCND THlP TICKETS to all prnll,i.
III nent Virginia Springs and Western
North Carolina Excursion Points, good
until November l, 1874, will be on sale at
the Compsny's Ticket Office in this city,
both ria Charlotte and ria Wilmington, on
and after june l, 1874
Tickets to New York, PhilAdelphia, Bal.
timore. ola DAY LINE, at reduced rates, also
on sale. A. POPE,
June7 General Passenger Agent
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son convicted of such intentional
alteration shall be liable to the penalty
inflicted for the brenohes OF this ordi.
nance.
SEC. 4. Be il further ordained, That
if any person shall, by force or violent
and threatening language, attempt to
hinder, prevent or obstruct the said
Chief OF Police in the peaceabls per.
formance OF the duties prescribed by
this ordinance. such person, Oh con-
Viotion, shall suffer such penalty as is
inflicted for other breaches Of this
ordinance.
SEC S. Be ii further ordained, That
my person offending against any Of
the provisions OF this ordinance shall
be liable to such penalty as the Mayor
aud Alderman mny iLfiict, not exceed.
ing the sum Of forty dollars, for each
and every offence.
SEC. 6. Be ii further ordained. That
the said Chief OF Police shall be enti-
tied to receive for marking each
weight or measure, five cents, to be
paid by the owner OF such weight or
measure, before he or she shall be per-
mitted to make use Of such weight or
measure: Propioed, That when there is
more than one weight or measure of
the came kind stamped for tie s"me
person. each OF snoh additional ~, IS
or measures shall be stauapcJ for ,.u
and half cents.
SEQ. 7. Be IL further ordained, That
this ordinance shall take effect from
and after the ratification thereof.
Done and ratified under the corpo.
rate seal OF the city OF Colum.
IL. 8 bia, on the ninth day Of May,
in year Of our Lord 1871.
JOHN ALEXANDER. Mayor.
WIN. J. ETTER, City Clerk.
BY order Of the Mayor.
MARION F. NIXON
Chief o. Police.
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Wilmington. Columbia and Aug r R

Wilmington, Columbia and Aug r R
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART.
COLUMBIA, S. c., May 18 1874.
Ea Ml eas duIa IaEiplISwiDs Tilf Ss a%sssts1 sshe
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN go 2 TRAIN Nc
Leave Columbia. d 90 q m S.45pm
Florence. 412 rs p III 2.lOam
Arrive Wilmington. 7.15 p m 47.l5 m
Leave Milmington..... SEQ a m t6.10 m
Florence. ...... 4G0pm l1.S7 m
ArrIve Columbia...... 9.tb m 400 m
Train No. 2. from Columbia, is an accom-
modation to Florence, and there connects
closely with n. E. X. r.. and at Wilmington
with W. d w. Il. j. 10 all points North.
IRAN NO. from Columbia is fast Ex-
preea, making thI ough conn ections, allrail,
North and south, and water line connec-
tlons rld Portsmouth,
Train No. !. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with n. l.. r. X. for
Charleston, and is al accommodation train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 8, from Wilmington, is fast
Express. connecting closely from nd to ali
points North and south. Through tickets
sold ana baggage checked to ali principal
points. Pullman palace sletperk On night
trains. fBreakfast. tDinner. tSuprer.
Accommodation Train No. q leaves Co.
lumhia daily. Sundays excepted. Express
Train No. leaves Columbia every night.
JAS. ANDERSON. Gener al Sup.
A. POPE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Change Of Sci odule.

Change Of Sci odule.
SoUTH CAhoLIhA RAILROAD COMPANY.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. October Is. 1873
SE "A H3H EEastSSA,,si. Change Schedule
&cR4 R4& 32 X9f3ISN: X@SN 10 60 into elfecton
and after Sunday, 10th instant:
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at..... -. 8.40am
Arrive at Charleston at .4.20pm
Leave eCharleston at. ....... -. 900 pm
lrriveat Columbia at. SEQ pm
NIaHT EXPRESS, FnEIaAT AND AccoMMopA.
TON TRAIN, Sundays excepted.
LeaveColumbia.7. 7.15 p n Arrive. $50 Z,
Arrive Charlest or ITO p Ii Leave. As s n
Camden TrainI runs Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday. as follows:
Leave Columbia $50 pm Arrive 11.50 am
Leave Camden G.50 am Arrive 6.35 PM
4. Is. PICKINs. General Ticket Agcr:
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CHANG GE OF SCHEDULE.

~ q II ,,l pAssENaER 4ss
sundsy excepted, connecting with Nicis
Trains on South Carolina Railroad up and
the following will be the Schedule:
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HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NFW-YoRK. FRIDAY,

EEw-YoRK. Friday, Feb 81, 1874
Fox Canadian farm horses and ordinary draft
horses generally there was to-day increased inquiry
from both local and outside Sales effected at the
BrPs Head Market were numerous. aud prices ruled
firm A. the leading public auction mats tie regular
smwccky sales held as usual ana the results re-
ported follows;
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cecturss auo aleeiin9s.

nR. FELIX ADLER' Fifth Lecture will b
~ AONpAT EVENING, Msrth 6oeiocs a. Lyne
Hall Srth.aye subject The Triumph "
Nohamtpsd" The n the eDied Of III
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 20.
Admission To each Lecture 30 cents
4 ECTVRE COMMITTEES should not fail 70
A ~pI for he LECTURE SEASON" Of the AMERICAN LIT
ERARY BUREAU. has the best leetsro list hs
w. .sp~nsny sast e'eTJ -os'c reeoxAs&
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU.
Cooper fssilats. kswIsrf
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s,s the MARRIED upcIouly h Clipper ell Others rs
void t-t clipped by single machine IN one l.r
anrthug hts ridges, or h
as on & Of TIE ra cn e. mh ard has been known e. '
ION lS bosses siihO4 sharpening " Clara btgs 20 lniofm
nso.r that all C lptrs stnpt viii bis name, either 90
Pe. Hlnaie All 'thers on Pattern not % pe
heterogeneous Of he patent 232 Otr-sL, L0nloD, Lngatd
n, bo.A.. . u -nt, ganted In the mi ed States
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NJALLACk's.
w PROPRIETOR Ann AASAGfR..... Mr. IBsrfh WALLAON
Doors opsn a. i.3b ,enncnee' At ; Ss'"sA
LAST sm PERFORMANCES

lisa, J.
MATINEE TO-DAY AT T. NJ.
NJ Wsllack has muSh pleasure IN cfg thS
Mr. JOHN GILBERT
hsying rsoTer.d Ou long and ssv.e .s st shoD @sts
HIS RBAPfBARANIB
IN GU. % hs fsForI ecbsrarters.
BOX COOK OPEN THRhI WEEKS IN ADVANCE
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Drp GOODS.
dldrblf quo 6ldte manieIs.

A N extensive stock Of MANTELS (Siate and
hathh novel and unique designs reduced Wash
Ir.u sui Stat, Work 81 pon
PASf, unioh-squsre. Poub-sve and ssVeneenih.st
CTEWART'' Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
- hnis Rich md design, 22O
WesiI~entrtsir1 st.. between Seventh and RghhsVes.
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Gepsral Uousoworlv.

Gersral Homework.
A YOUNG, woman wants place fOs GEN
~ BRA H0UsswOkK hs, good resnc'si cook and
WE'LL than city county. Car
he the PROTESTANT HOME 1873 Ssa7s above fotht
over the drug store.
A Y English Girl wants u situation; wages no
N object at all clT county % be GENERALLY UsSiCL $40
to- sceable goo As the PROTEST
ANT HOME l.s5 shave above lOiL H. over drug store
A CAPABLE, tidy colosed young woman
IN PLACE 10 shorough cook, washer md oner
npg cthgng ard deposition wages low Ca be
at the PROTESTANT HOME 1873 6hSve above l0l 81 ZEE
drug siofo.
COOK, WASHER, aud IR0NER--By Ger
IA, rs,A Se9; SS@' or ,s S,n Sn n :. ss
the HOhB, 1873 shave. over sryV sore.
COOK, WASHER, and IRONEk-A French
~ young good plain COOK makes ercesst des
es preserves brown is also ssnpenor soDircss
faras uHsGeponsbe reference from last eppo'e pess.
AMERICAN BUREAU, West the. corner Broadway In
qure FOR b. ---
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-A strong young
m IL waher aud ironeT
tho country. Apply a; ODELLs ADhNCi lv9 "s fN
Broadway.
EOUSEWORK-By u Germao woman. or rs
CO0F very capable OF nd q wcrk I'D sllng TO Be
country c dtance object Can be seen AZ loe
HONE BUREAU. 1913 6iaags.. above lohs@
H0USEWORK, by a neat, tidy, North of
lre,i poa gL yho Is soSi plaza g' 4i ill., s S Ss:
herself genera useful good recomu' niatol Cal " 100 o'e
ever bue store
HOUSEWORK-By Norwegian girl tidy,
eap,bls ad understands servants piece. resp ela and
and ysl hou. city eosaaJ Apply atso lVS 9th ave.
over ble store
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6elp uOanleo--M aie5.

fje!p UanIeo-- Maie5.
4 GFNCIES WANTED-A Brokerage House
"A of2D y.ry stardng want, AGENCIES IN THE GROCERY
LINE hs every sca prominent stand warehouse for storage
desired aHd intimate acquaintance Win tue
trade. Adtse,s 10. Zoos, Boston, hsss
a GENTS WANTED--TO sellCliATTERBOA
and SUNDAY READING. Retail ~ 90 each The best and
cheapest children published Handsomely bound IA
iu, Big Inducements 70 g0ol i've
agrnt. send circulars AMI terms g. SUBSCRIPTION DbPahl-
MINT ThB AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY n J.
DOY WANTED in n Law Office. Address.
ID own baniorng references J. ~ D. Boz 26Jo u o.
V'HE BECKWIrH SEWlNG-MACHINE Co:
want general agents the " their $50 PORTABLE
SEWING MACHINE. sells for cash isred understood
and university Liberal 'con,s sgens exclusive control
OF territory eu Send for circular aud samples Address 5o2 broad
Nea-iork.
sAyANTED-A GARDENER accustomed to
greenhouse with knowledge Of 8ung. for place
upper psrs 4nd single will answer Address Box
93i, y. y. p. o.
WANTED, A SMART SALESMAN.-An ex-
peenad Map Book Advertising, PteEtugh or Insurance
Agent situation % competent
sn Address giving eIpeaeuee, ASHER ADAMS rub
h.hers, % Berkmalat New lOrs
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Sale 90 horses, Cdragr~ wagons, harness, snd general
1Orse pueus I'll Bds,r q Chases t1ty Auction Mart
lsd n Y ttersss saturday, Feb. %, at IL O'CLOCK
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Gorses, 0arrldGes. naruess, ct.
A 4 BARKER 4 CHASEo
"a CITY AUCTION MART AND n \. 1ATlE0SALLS.
CORNER or BROADWAY AND IHIErY.NlNTH.tf,
MAJOR G. ". BARKER. Az TlOEBBa,
REGULAR SALE or
TEOII So. ROADSIEkS. FAMILY, BUSINESS AND WORK
AOKSBS,
GARBAGE, HARRESS Go.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SA IUkDAT,
Ar n O'CLOCK
HORSE BLANKETS. SLEIGH BELLS, and
CARRIAGE ROBES.
a are assortment in an gr4les v n be iO-n1 At
HAMMER. HAYS Il Co.'S II Besimsrst
VHE "LONDON HARNESS AGENCY
L No 20 EAST FOURrBBNTIlSr.
Between UcyrrUypAce ami fIfn-sye.
Of thc h5 Lon ou-uaie HARNESS SINGLk,
oOUkLE TANDkG, aud FOURlNdAND Also imported Saddles
kias. Honss CS.Esg aud all appointments Of ana Pn'sse
S@BsskassL
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Rooms Wanted.
WANTED - by "a gentleman and his wife,
w UNIIRNI-ItED SECOND FLOOR OF MONS, suitable
Tor hgb housekcps hoase With modern improvements sni
American fsmif SGson Where between Second
AMI SeyehhsycA Fifteenth and forths satisfactory Ocoupa
eged b. the h Of April Rent exceed $40 month
Aidnss. s,ing terms BUCkLiN Tribune Gfce.
Country Board.
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
~ Amherst OF P,raya al epiah
Ds.ss Coarac1 cors AMI Inns Cr9oe4 Feat and h.aas Ia
jonas WY Ssk 81 rsfs Dnss, al Dsfsrnii IsmsEsA
ssd Ssness DDs-.s p.tas, Of Bl4l Heart SAD Lau hra
u. ". RHODES N. d.. moacal Director
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Giluntiore Wanttn y femaLes

Cooks.
Oh WEST HTH-ST. "a cOmT,rfent woman
81 sreeees COOK; objection uas,Dgi excel
ispt sA1 ey
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Miscellaneous.

ATS. & F.. Y. 0DELL", 100 West 3ith st,
"a corner Broadsay-FEnA ALI HELP ~ description. such
Cools Csuermals Wa.res.e5 Launs, Nures holsc~orks
&C. hand Of ever tilIi references m'esssied
all languages spoken; established lSJ2
OFFICE and HOUSKCLEANiNG done on
~ reasonable respectable reliable woman win excellent
references PAMliisS HAoHAu done CsI VI Adess hS
COTLB, 1875 F,n l2ths[
VNHE LADIES DIRECTORY, 1,502 Broad
second i5hs-, furniBhes f1thfil ospsole
SERVANTS eyer cioactg city and county moderate wages
Directory conducted bv ladies torolgh reform %
service. orders should he seat two dS IN i'shs OF
Sis,.
Protestant Cooks anied French ami German Nurses
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IaundTe5ses.

A FIRST CLASS fine LAUNDRESS; does mp
~ repairs tals and Sno mus superior s;' at
her bouss; moderate Apry at 0i5 6a'e ne, store
A VERY cOmpetcnt Swede woman, some
"A Amenca LAUNDRSs ani assist ~h chaUbtfsork
II nece,sarr understands both works thOpgy fate pofh.
dr DO ces msnuer snc In country town
good reference N DO her please 1906 bh bpe
I AUNDRESS-By respectable young wo-
understands business thoroughly Suites pn, poisbcs
&C.; DO al Ain Of lst hnaIas 10 sePeco ~ uneepton
bis Applr ODBIS AGBSCN. 100 West 5ith st.
corner Brosissy.
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HARLEM BOARD.-A family, or two or
three single gentlemen obtain handsomely furnished rooms
with class bos bT applying at lS hat i25H' beat Of 'st
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Mattresses.

lpS EAST 3STH-ST.-A respectable young
s(sf girl a. ic'as5 WAITRESS slns 20 asst sun - s
work good reference.
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BROOKLYN Board.

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY living gen
ti Ia Their house. which frstelAs' IN eyel fepeci WA
Llf witt bst Boari. borIuh'y urisnl RoONo )c
lion unercspOasbs And Terms retjonsI sjl
clinton 81.
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No; 6 EAST 3rH-sT;.RooMs So. to LET

A GENTLEMEN can obtain good BOARD
II ara pirasaAt home snl respectable f-m Tuns 30 Do
per seek a, 400 SsYeuhsVe. Ring hrst bsd,
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{nruiIure.
GoIris.
VOtean 5IeaIueTg

Wtean 1leauers
A NCIi0R LINE.
bsS@mets san non Pier 20 North foot Of Dtyt
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
-. 1'vp - ave 70 a9s from GLASGOW, LlVtR
&c ans m ''N
Cospssys one., 2 BowHnggrssn Newton
HENDBRsoS BROTHERS. Agent.
DACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
GRRAr EEDUCII0S IN RATES, PASSAGE, AND FREIGHT
TO CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
TIE 9sssboen Steamships Of tins Lac DC dispatched from Par
~ Norb RIVER. New Ors as under:
ACAPULCO Cayt ysn See SATURDAY. Febusry 2s ,t2nn,
bkhkI CHAUkCEl, Caps A. q. Cray Saturday, March il
tOLOk C.pt - Saturday Msrch o. tt2pm
st4srerr ng5y Saturday thereafter Pausus
SEss Contra Amencs deIiesD Coast AMI South ports
ESQ
VIII 81 cell at Kngs Jsuscs both on their outward
I'D aTfying n At Fndty be sIh day alter
i's htsforf and leaving Saturday. M for hsph"aC
s' for freight a. viii be dsp1thed on int-ueDae
ss''ys ~bBevsT tie Of psnsDoaOn cquIt Il
TO JAPAs AND CHINA
enlg ssHer Of tbs Lne eaye San Frarso lst 81 ever
~ NJ iekobams Hong Kong and shanghai carving U mails
SoHseSi Offers this ae leaving Hong Kong after
S,i vii bnny ffeght Psnsma, Yokohama and esa
tlSs'o. SitsOat 6Teatiz bull
10. Courss AND Tsrougb Bills Of Lsing issued via Pnsnl
b bfoustt from san Prsnsco NsEYoTi fkst in 20
~ "s4o gold yer Ton Of 600 pounds.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
nj 70 loespon. - ' " *'' '''' "
s.siort TO Ksg,soa s25 o, $50 gold according to location
%. gnnns0 10 fotohsma $40 eold.
- Itshe'sco W Houg Kong, 500 gon.
,.sbt ana Passage, OF other Information spp,y At
sussa s P,.r a. North River foot Of CsBsLW k..iot
-,sstIssd.0i sla Managing Dirsstor Superintendent
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I AUNDRESS-By a respectable young wo.
Nursss.

NURSE, by q very neat capable, English girl.
~ reference Understands too care Of children wei snD =
Will as, herself uefu a. cinn
maid &c required rsses city couatrI. CAT at No lO6
blue store
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seamstresses.
DIAM and FANCY SEWING, also DRESS
L NAMING, RUFFLlhG LACE WORK doue BIZ so eIp>rt
seam,tre her Call address $40
Gh-aye, IN she fancy store
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EARDENER.--A respectable young man,
VI nsed trstcs. oAhDESkKj understands al kinds Of
cold gaperia ayns lawns and esn1s gu-
,emans pl.ce Undoubted testimonials Apply O'hLbS AGhSCi
lOs West 34tl-si. Broadway.
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s~ 'aA~ oOess s.4smsr. IN sa.a Ps0..
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Gilnaiions Uanteo-- allles

~ h0ses excel
the Of valuable eidagss hI- 6
uldoubsJ Apply ODELLo AGENCY, l03 West
fh.ttc oTurr BrotiWaf
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-10-16
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE

The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail
road Company adopted arule. which went into
effect on the Ist inst. that all passengers
should show their tickets before getting on
the train. This regulation was adopted in
order to head of certain. parties who are in
the habit of rendering money. anC thus test
ing the right of the COMPANY 20 charge more
than the legal tariff. George il. Baker. OF
Peoria insisted Oh his right to beard L train
without showing his ticket. although he lad
it III he pocket, and Was forciblv ELECTED from
the platform by some OF tine compAnvs en-
ployes. the train going On without him. Mr..
Baker has brought suits for both civil and
criminal damages.
Judge McG!sthery. OF the District Court.
McG-egor, Iowa. has given M opinion tina.
the liens Of tie bosdhoiders Of the Iowa
Eastern (n~arrOw-gaCEeI railroad are Paramount;
to those Of the mechanics lien holders. on the
ground that these bonds were trst-Innrtcage
bonds, and were issued and sold before the
construction Of the road commenced. The
case will be taken TO the Superior Court. The
amount Of bonds is about 1900. 600. and the
amour; Of the mechanics Aeur about 100000
"A a meeting OF English shareholders IL
the Ere -silroai, in New York, recently, Il
report was submitted to the effect that the
dividends under Presldent Wa:son'- admins
tration were properly declared.
The gross earnings Of the Northwestern
road for the fiscal year ending on the 3Ist Of
MAY. 1874. we're SIJ.C 3l. $50. 81 and the total
charges for operating expenses, taxes. rent OF
leased rc&d-. interest on bonds, and sinking
fund account. amounted to Sl4 2G- "a. Is
leaving d combined net profit for the year Of
1855 sI. %.