i . '
Office, iSrings' building, Tiade Street.
IIL J I WVrti II XXJ I'liihl'i I I I if 1 1 ;il Lr a- Ihi'V; t T iTTI II . i vwe ouuanj one lime, - On
, BATE8 OF SDBSCItirTIOll.
Daily One year in advamxj, $6 00
Sit months, in advance, 3 00
Three Montlis, in advance,,. i so
Tri-We klfl-nSeirf... I.I...i..XI zlZ
Weekly. ufe rear.J.,.!! ...I..O.. 0(?fi
11- J. J' 1 " 1
JLUUAL..AtJPAlU&:
jita. f CaMjIM Ii.JLJl, JLoral JLklitor.
Eiir Subscribers will pleu&e look out for
the crofc; mark on their lepers. .TjUey are
thus noti' ea tiia, iljeir U;nibtf (tpscift
tioii has t-xpireo ; and are respectfully re
quebted to renew at once.
Corrected Daily. J
Culton Market. y
Wednesday, Alarch 25 v 1874?S
Inferior 6ffO
Ordi nary , .J. . . 1 2i k i 2
OikjU UriU l ia ry . . . , . mi&t
OiriCl Vuvivi wiumoij , lXf
Luw Middliiiu, '
vliirket ouiet and ULwhiUiLf T-rvr ."'
Sale to-uay. 4i:y
Coimfry Produce.
Bacon-
a 12
t J
Hog
Hecswax
nd, Country,
11 i al.
iiuua Choice, ( om) try,
30 a 33 I
LruMiv Apple, uC.)
reach, my 2i a 21
Corx'W hue, (wirfiootsAcksJ SU tf 9U
i(u r-aiiuiy,
4 40 W 4 OU
' buper,
iniit-biieu Apples,
Peuciies,
" " liiacKOerriee,
VoMit Chicken, bpnug,
'luikeys,
JIiks-Lry,
" Ol'ceil,
"V
221 a 26
75 a 1
25
Lard O'omi,
ii" Coiiiinon,
5-v nice,
fi Ca hiJicK,
White,
ihiumt ib
IcasVurv clsiy,
country
Hi a 12
nonv
86 a 88
blj a 55
50
a L(JO (57 lbs to feushei)
&0 a d)
7 a d
Red, per bush,
White,
Wool Tub washed,
linwueheu
Index lo NeiA4vlriteecienu. The
fallowing ad veftfoenietits appear this morn-'
ing tor tlte first time :
Tuti s b;uiipaiil!a.
c w Novelties McMurray fe Davis.
Attention Fanners B JS binith.
- .. Xpsterdax, t-4is a fine large day.
Col S L Fremoiit, of Wilmington, was in
rBeitfyesWdar.
tty&Vm MWiflS W ctiyely; 429 bales
yesterday does right well
Gen DH Hill, ofthe iSqtAcrn Home, has
returneof niBif la i eastern trip.
Court fof this oistnet is in session at
Rutherfordton this week. It will get
down to Charlotte about the 18th of May.
U:!: A gehflehianiV this city had a$50coun
tertcit 1)1 11 passed on him Tuesday by a
tranger who was riM een at'terwenls.;
Lettuce is very plentiful in market but
continues ?to sell pretty high., Give us
lucerne or timothy grass in preference to
it.
wtfie letter from our Pineville friend,
published elsewhere this morning, was re
ceived m Monday evening, and would
have appeared before ihu time but was
overlooked.
The Cold A heavy frost was found on
frduiid yesterday morning, and ice
liadVormcd in some places to the thick
,lies f an inch. The peach crop must
have sustained very serious injury from
the colil, though it is not believed it has
been killed.
Charlotte Iiift(Ut far yuuR I,a-
uies. A literary address will be delivered
at the Institute for Young Ladies at 8 P M
on Friday. ft inst by Col JIhojnas
s.iperinitndenty Bfiie-&
tary l$kiW, mita
rolinavrllili
iree. We hope
to see i large attendance.
Cotton. The cotton brought into Char
lotte within the past two or three days.
has been of an unusually good quality, and
w,twi?!v.8'viice-i j. nere nas,
oeen a large quantify of It. too, for this
8ean fifi year, and the activity in its
ptircjus i4eid3 fair to continue, for
some time, as there is yet a great deal of it
in the country ready for market.
: reAG
Fix the Streets There is not a cross
rwasjiagq.,QUte but. would be
fMhHniedof suclf a place as there is on "the
pavement of Trae street, from the upper
corner of Grier & Alexander's store to the
Mrket House. Will not the authorities
tit 'TtfWe kfe lieard of 'several persons
falling there on dark nights. It is a pa,ve
ent which is much travelled and ought
not be irn5tSatr?ffiaia another day In
"8 present condition.
Hue Tare Tickers.Circular letters is
sued to agents of the C, C. fc A- Railway,
fey E R ! Dorsey, General Ticket Agent,
tate thatlegateso"the Arirhuaf Session
of the 8outh Canlina Medical Association,
esi on 4n-Columbia on
r;(ffBftyrAr1f, rtlt be carried over
.tf$r$M!, nftniorniKt class fare the
tiip, alW wjjl delegates to ;th4
1 ? lat erbrrted 8ynod! of the 8oath,
to be't'eloT at'tforVivilleTOnimenciiig on
the 6th of April. Also detea' ito the
Annual Schutsenfest of the German Rifle
Clab, tp be held at Charleston, commenc
ing QHtlJi j'Mefefto
tt-arifrESKPof fndeJenWnr.'
w oe he'd at Columbia, commencing on !
e39tbds3rtflAJiiJ,,s': :,i;M.n . : '
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i uj i i n n -T "rTi s
v i?s? k o a m i - -
yfn'l WBIiOTTE N. C. THURSDAY. MAECH 26. 1874. ,
t wilm j j , : h - -
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The Era. This paper, the organ of the
Republican party in North -Carolina, has
been revived and is now being published
tri-wfrekly. Win M Brown is the mana-
uneedl
he editor has not yet been an
il is a handsome paper, and is
well conducted. Republican papers at the
Capital have never made a living, from
some cause or other, and it remains to be
seen if the Era, under its new manage-
t, will do better than its predecessors.
al. A party of sixteen ladies
and ceiHlemen fmrn tliKnrth lm
?ed in Charlotte Tuesday night in a Pull
niart I'alaca Car, and stopped at the Cen-
traljUotelrteftXesterday over the North
road. They wereSehiefly from Newark. N
j.auuiue gentiemqi are all prominent
T 1 T .
Railfrltd men..
i
TiieJPresident cf the Drcniiray Nation
al Bank of New York, ajM also the Presi
dent of thrf Second Nafional Bank of New
York, stopped in pfiarlotte a day or two
a pleasure In
e trio t
v 7a
r'tOJhe South.
j-SeUct Whiskey A notice of
jthfs cefebrtTted whiskey appears elsewhere
in his paper, accompanied by a certificate
from Prof. McCaw as to its purity. It has
4 achieved a refutation second to none
made in this country for purity and gene-raf-excellence.
I' whiskey is administer
ed as a medicine, it should be free from all
impurities. The vile stuff dispensed at
most places is sufficient to kill a well per
son. Therefore never give it as medicine
to a sick person, butadminif-ter the "B
Select." Messrs. Grier & Alexander are
the sole agents in Charlotte.
Ice for the Sick. Through jtbe jliber
ality of the Great Atlantic Coast Line, ice
can now be obtained by sick persons in
this city at its price at the place where put
on the train, by application at Scarr's dru
store. The Coast Line lays the ice down
nere iree ot all ireitmt charsres. and no
profit !s rtempte! td belniade on it here
It is brought here "anfsold purely as
matter ot accommodation to the sick, who
can buy it at two cents per pound. Shouh
the demand increase the price will bt put
down to one and a half cent.
The Koopmann Case. Thos B Kcogh
Eq.. pf Greensboro, arrived in (Charlotte
ihjTri fiearfifg'tf the f'ae of H. Koopmafin
Eq., bankrupt. ITlu object was to ascer
tain, as far as possible, tla amount of
Koopmauu'bi asseff, 'ai)d what has been
been done with the money' recei ved for
the goods sold since Koopman filed hjs
petition in bankruptcy. The examination
was begun in the Court House yesterday
afternoon before the Register, and will be
cootinuedivto-yl-fMr. Koopmann was
on the stand yesterday, and the entire
time of the Court was occupied in ex
aminatiou- ' '
Mr. Koopmann is represented by Messrs
Jones & Johnston and H W Guion, ani
the prosecution of Messrs. Vance & Bur-
well, John E. Brown, C. Dowd and R
Bijflrifeer.CWTm
Burglar's at Work Again. One house
robbery and an attempt at another were
committed in this city yesterday morning
before daylight. The first was at the resi
deuce of Muj.C l)uvu, on iLast iryon
street. The thief entered by means, of the
front door f he cnt the gliss out of one oi
the side lights at the dour, and leaching
his hand inside, unlocked the door and
went in f"(lvapparent afterwards that
he visited several rooms. He opened the
parlor door and from there went to the
dijuing. Jy and oj possession of a num
ber 6f 6iiyer spoons' and fiirks : then
opened a w3r fand fueletted Jn
among others a large towel and spread it
out ou the table, preparatory to wrapping
up the silver-ware, when he was . fright
ened off. Maj. Dowd heard the noise, and
got up -As hei3Pjeu.ed..the dpor to in ves-
rtigafce matters the creaki AgHsound which
it made, trave the burglar to know tlutt
his presence in tlte house was known, and
he dropped everj'thirtg and made -a hasty
exit lrom the house, seizing a talma ahd
ixoTercoat as he passed through the entry
and making good his escape with them
The talma was valued at $25. and for the
overcoatrSlaJyfi faid ot
ruore than three weets ago J
An attempt at burglary was made upon
the residence of li F Davidson, Esq., on
Church stseetabout 2 a'c)oc in the morn"
ing. The thieves (lor the tracks showed
that there were two of them) made at
tempt iu. eiitureeindows. First,
at a window, lo a room where the
children were asleep ; next at one of the
rarlor wind'ow,:Tdd thl third, attempt
was niade on lViliddwofthe1 library.
The burglars cut three slats out of the
window shutter; and t opened the blinds,
then finding that the window w Idcked
above and could not be raised lrom the
outside broke out two panes of glass with
a brickbat. "ThiB falling of the glass
aroused the famUy,'' and 'MK "Jjatiijson
arose. Getting ius; piatqi t , ne ,qpeneji f juie
door, which made noiseslifficient ; W be
near? by the rascalind IBtf iAV
treat without having effected r their pur-
, ' v . , i K 4,4 An J
pose. ?
"JThe frequent burglaries of the past week,
warn 6ur people that they cannot be too
careful about closing up their houses, and
teach the police the necessity for extra
i . ' 1 . . .
mttclaXlvlnjp AffcThe numbers
of The Living Age for the weeks endinf
March 14 and 21 have the following note
irwthy contents: Henry Thoreau, tlte
Poet-Naturalist, Brituh Quarterly Revietfj
The French press; part III, CornMf Jfqtf
zint; Mendelssohn, by Ferdinand Hiiler,
part II, MacMUlan's Magazine; A Christ
main.Jtudja. FraurUMagatine ; The Ac
cfe? FsPcy.d -.Opaidty df the
4mrPf"' irf 4 GoW Coast.Trage
df, A mu&: Recollections of Visits to
Aiefc?iiui :t Abbotefbrd, Tt
Temple Bar;
JU&eufi Three
df ji in fiat; m Wil Uaim Forty thAF?oT'
MagaawAgmm Philosophef's Baby, Black
6&S Mdgaxkuf "GUistuHW's aiintsrry,S
Economist; Mr. Gladstone as a Force, Spec-
tout ; The Two Speransky, a page of lius-
rfhitJ)fflell Life, BladcwowTt Magazhie;
ana parts n and Hi of the Story of Valen
tine and his Brother; besides poetry and
miscellany.
Better and Quicker Accommodation
to New York. Notice was received yes
terday from A. Pope, Eq, by W W Pe-
gram. Esq, agent in this city of the Great
Atlantic Coast Line, that on and after
March 16th, one iof the magnificent side
wneel steamers of the Old Dominion
Steamship Company, will leave Ports
mouth, Va, daily (except Fridays and Sun-i
days) for New York, at 7.30 A. M, on the
arrival of the Seaboard & Roanoke passen
senger train from Weldon. State-rooms
can be secured for all passengers by tele
graph in advance of the arrival of the train
at Portsmouth each day, and passengers
are carried directly upon the steamer by a
special tug boat of the Atlantic Coast Line,
which receives them at the Seaboard Rail
road wharf.
Tickets and bajrgage checks to New York
will be promptly furnished by Mr. Pe
gram, and explanation as to what train
passengers from this city should take, in
order to connect with these ships.
Ku n aw ay A ccident. Co n s id era
hle excitement was .created yester
day afternoon about 5 o'clock, by a
horse dashing up Trvon street with
1 the remnants of a pair of hnrness
on him. It was presently ascertain
ed that the hone was the same
which had but a short time previous
betm driven through the streets by
Mr.-Wv 'RrSadrer, f this vhy, who
tth taking Miss Lizzie McGehee, of
Person county, at present visiting in
Charlotte, out for an evening ride.
It tfDDeara that, whila rlrivitvbr haolr
city from the direction of
the Fair Grounds, the horse got
frightened just alter passing the res
idence of Col. John L. Morehead,
and became unmanageable. He
started running at a high rate of
speed and continued this until the
buggy, was turned over, causinsr both
LMiss McGehee and Mr. Saddler to
be" th row ri heavily to the ground.
- The young lady was picked up by
willing hands and taken to the resi
dence of Col. Morehead near by. A
physician was sent for, and Dr. Rob
ert Gibbon soon arrived and found
her, though somewhat bruised and
stunned by the fall, not seriously
hurt. Mr Sadler fell from the buggy
on his hfead and was hurt considera
bly, though not seriously.
After he occupants had been
thrown from the buggy, the horse
continued his race, during which he
ran against, upset and broke the
buggy of Capt. J. Y Bryce, whiuh was
standing on the side of the street,
Also, we believe, throwing one per-,
son out of this buggy. Mr. Sadler's
horse made a perfect wreck of th(e
buggy and harness, and also injured
himself. The horse continued to run
until stopped near the crossing of
Trade and Try on streets. i
We are gratilied in saying that
Miss McGehee is not hurt so badly
as was firlt reported, and, in all
iSrdHabiHty, will recover from her
injuries in a few days. Mr. Sadler
naturally regrets the occurrence be
yond measure.
It is currently reported that a cer
tain young lady and gentleman who
were out riding horse-back, .and who
wfere near'the scene of the accident.
caused the iright of Mr. Sadler's
horse by riding rapidly up behind.
This is untrue. The party on horse-
oacK were in tront, having passed
I 1 I I
nie otners a mne oacic.
COMMUHICATKD.l
Letter from PIneyllle.
Pineville, N. C, March 23, 1873
Our merchants are receiving large and
well-selected stocks ot goods from the
Northern cities, and are expecting a heavy
business this year. Our farmers, so far,
have stood the crisis and seem to be in
good spirits.
Wheat, oats, rye, barley and clover are
lookii g Well and promises a good yield.
God grant that it may be so. There is not
near so niucn demand for fertilizers as
there was last year, and there wjll not be
osed mbre thn half as much. More atten
tion is given to home fertilizers and deep
ploughing. . - There will not be so much
cotton planted this year as was ' last year,
bt more corn, potatoes, peas, &c, for
family aupply.
We have the fence law in our township
and feel as. if our lands were worth at least
$3 an acre more nowthan before the fence
aw came in force. We never see stray
stock out of the pastures bothering along
Rail roada, treets and high ways. We think
once get used to it. It is certain that it is
worth giving a fair trial on this barren
country, and it is to be hoped that every
body in our, township will give it a fair
and impartial rest. ' W.
communicated.
The People's Candidate Por Mayor.
The name of Gen'l John A. Young is
presented for the office of Mayor of the
city for the ensuing term, bv
MANY VOTERS.
Charlotte, March 20th, 1874.
Announcement.
t Mr. Editor At the earnest solicita
tion of a targe number of our citizen. I
offer in v sell as a candidate for re-election
to the office of Mayor at the approaching
election in May.
1 have endeavored during the past year,
to discharge the duties of my office sos to
promote the general jeace and prosperUv
of our city, and if elected again, will de
vote iwy whole time to the office, as here
tofore, and will do equal justice to every
person, without fear, favor or partiality.
W. F. Davidson.
march 24 te.
A CAKO.
Cotton States Life Insurance Agency,
Charlotte, N. C. March 24, 1874.
Mr. Editor : On my return to Char
lotte, I heard yesterday of the sudden
death of Mr. Win Roediger, and connected
therewith, certain floating rumors in re
gard to an application he had made for a
policy in this Company. I, therefore, as
the general agent of the Cotton States,
feel called upon to submit the facts in his
case for the information of the parties in
terested. . Mr. Roediger applied, through m;. for a
policy ; his application was forwarded to
the office in Macon, Ga ; on the 9th inst.
I received a letter rejecting his application,
but coup.ed with the condition, that "i,
within thirty days, his cough passed off," and
that if then "he was in nerlect health, there
would be no hesitation in issuing a poli- j
cy." Before this limitation expired, Mr. i
itoeaiger aica.
THOS. F. DRAYTON,
Gen'l Ag't of C. 8. L. 1. Co., of Ga.,
For the State of North Carolina.
ITew Advertisements.
HEW NOVELTIES,
AT NEW PRICES.
OUR large and well selected stock of sta
ple Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, White
Goods. Hosiery, Notions, Ready-Made
Clothing, &c., bought since the tumble in
IwiJiern markets axi'jiow ready for m
specttbn. t? '
A better selected stock has never been
offered to the trade of this city. Many
Goods (among which are many desirable
srylos of Dress Goods) can andwill be sold
at half the prices paid for them by early
buyers.
Such Goods as we make specialties of
will be found greatly lower than other
Houses, while our regular lines are as low
as any House in the city.
We are Agents for Butterick's Patterns.
jS?-TO THIi W HO I, Us ALB TRADE
we can offer some superior inducements
and one of the largest stocks of staple Dry
Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Notions, Shawls and Fancy
Articles as low as any Jobbing House
North or South for cash, or to Rood parties
on as liberal terms as any other House.
Call and examine our Goods, prices ami
terms.
7f Wanted to buy Cotton in large
quantity to fill Foreign orders.
McMURRAY & DAVIS.
march 26
ATTENTION FARMERS,
WE have just received a cargo of the
Farmer's Favorite or Soluble Sea Island
Guano. Call soon and get your supply as
it is impossible to hold it wiien we have
it on hand. Price $63.00 cash, $68.00 pay
able 1st Nov. B. N. SMITH,
mar 26 Agent.
SoroFula, 'ernptive'oiSeas bf thei Skin.
St. Anthony's Fire, Erysipelas, Blotches.
Tumots, ; Boils, Tetter. Ja!id -Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Ringworm, Rheumatism, pain
and enlargmentof the bones, female weak
ness, 'Sterrility, LeucorrhoeaT, or whites,
womb diseases, Dropsy, White Swellings,
Syphilis,. Kidney and Liver Complaint,
Mercurial Taint, and Piles, all proceed
from impure blood.
DR. TUrf'S SARSAPARILLA
is the most powerful Blood Purifier known
to medical science. It ( enters into the cir
culation and eradicates every morbific
agent; renovates the system ; produces a
beautiful complexion and causes the body
to gain flesh and increase in weight
KEEP THE BLOOD HEALTHY
and all will be well. To do so, nothing
has ever been offered that can compare
with this valuable vegetable extract. Price
$1.00 a bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Office
48 Cortlaudt Street, N. Y. mar 2(i
THE KITING SUN,
At the Sun, Candies at Wholesale
At the Sun, Oranges by the Box.
At the Sutij Apples by the Barrel.
At the Suir,"Cocoa-Nuts by the Hundred.
At theStm. Rasins by the Box.
At the Sunj Lemons by the Box.
We hav Ino 'corapetiGohEih retailing
goods. We offer the reatet inducements
to all cash buyers. We will not be under
sold.
mar 24 . C. 8. HOLTON & CO.
For Sale.
Q A A A CRES of good Farm Land less
OUU than two miles from Charlotte, on
the Beattie's Ford Road and theV.il. Cen-
trarmilroamtiWlItb&oJdiiri body or
divided to suit purchasers. Also, s vefal
lots fn.the city'of C3iarlbtte; improved ahd
ujtiiuuiuiru. liumeaiau'iv w
A rj Ll assortment of Baby XJarriages
xx just received Bt trM.t SHELTON S
He has such a variety of styles and quali
ties that all tastes and purses can be suit
ed. CaJ,! early and get first choiot.
RICHARD ADAM,
RICHMOND
STEAM BAKERY,
12th Sfreet, BeSow Zlain,
(Branches 516 firoaft and 1524 Main,)
Manufacturer of ail kinds of Bread, Cakes
and Crackers, Wholesale and Betail. No
charge for delivery of Goods to Boats or
Cars. No Cnarge for Barrels,
may 1 ly.
f &yOOO Clay Pipes
JELLING out very cheap to the trade at
ieo a J. K PCKEJrTY'S.
Auction t
HAVING determined to dose out my
entire stock of Liquors, I will sell at
Auction, on Thursday, the 2Gth kwtM a
11 o'clock, at my store, on Tryon street,
about 20 Barrels, consisting ef Wines,
Brandies and Whiskies.
$3r Terms of sale, 60 days' credit.
. rnar24 ALLEN CKtTftE.
BROWN'S Essence Ginger. Elixir lode,
Bromide Calcium, Compound Carbol
ic Troches and Tarrant's Aperient,
mar 14 W. R. BUR WELL A CO.
ii
unabulteraId
Ull
THIS IS A GENUINE GTJAO AVHItfH IS TAKEN FEOM THE
Guanahani Island (one of t Bahanja Group) and bids fair to become
one of themost popular fertilisers offered for sale. It ia put up in sacks ia
the sme condition as when taken frm, the cares, and no manipulation
oayintliitgf7eqcireef.
It is resciHur3nded by
Pro P. B. WILSON, of Baltimore,
wko is regarded a one of (ie best analytical chemists in the country.
Our State Geologist, '
Prof. W, C UEBtt,
i
also, recomroetidsi as entitled to a place among the standard fertilizer
of the country. 7Aie analysis showi it to be richer in plant food than tho
great majority of fertilizers, which in connection with the moderate price
at which it is aold, are strong inducements for every farmer to use it.
Full supplies now on hand and for sale by
March 21 Gw
(i'EJ8 GHBAT
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
OFFICIp:, C. & A. R. R.
Charlotte, N, C, March 18, 1874.
Shippers of COTTON,
YAKNS, '
DOMESTIC.
LEATHER,
PAPER
and all otliCfr Merchandise, will find it to their interest toF see me before
shipping their goods by any other line, either North or South. Our line
has fewer transfers, quicker schedules and more careful 'handling than
any other foute. . i ,
Col. Jon B. PAlmer, - -Hon.
R. R; Bbidoers, -
A. PoW, - -
W. W. PEG RAM, Agent
mar l, lm
HAVING FINISHED MY3
msi Dcon, sash and blind ; factory,
(Opposite the Female College, on the N, C. Railroad,)'
I wish to inform tnjr friends and the
IE
HOU
and to receive orders for DOORS', SAfelt, BLINDS, MOULDING, BRACKETS, and
all work in my line. With the latest improved machines: and nsed nnthin? hntlih
best kilnrdried lumber in manuiacturinE. I
ne week.. 3 50
two weeks... ........ 5 00
three weeki IBTW)
one month!S:. ' ' a rwv
Contract Advertisementa tfltcn--
Proportionately low rates. A-.
Five 8qmares estimated at a quarter-eol
umn, aad ten square as a half-column.
farm Laborers r
Oa. basir of S100.00 per year ami one
ration ,- we are prepared to fumish Labor
ers of any nationality and in any number
desired, at amy railroad station in the Car
olias. House Servants, Gardeners and
Expert Tradesmen also to be bad at spe
cial rates. Southern Lands bought and
sold.
All com muaicat ions answered prompt-
y and fully by
GRAHA3T & 17 AS IT,
Land, Labor & Immigration
Broker?-, Court House,.
niar I Charlotte, N. C.
Limestone Springs Board.
A FEW Young Ladies who desire toffat
tend the school at Limestone Springs
and do not wish to-board at Uie at:hooL
ean be accommodated with Board and
Lodging in a good family, within a few
minutes walk of the school. Applv at
mar 22 lwk dy THIS; OFFICE.
FINE Sherry, Poit and Madeira Wine.
Also French Brand v.
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and genuine.
BURROUGHS & SPRINGS,
General Agents.
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Gen'l Freighi-Agent.
public, that I amv noir ready to con-
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