About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1874)
lunto W lOLlMUlN, UEOUUl.l: NDAY JANUARY 11, 1874 COLV31B VS D AI /■ r S * 11 h r : T ' 'inancial.—bight billn on New York cent, discount; on Boston 1 per t.; on Savannah { per cent.; demand s on Boston '{ per* cent. Banks are jug checks on New York at £c. pro- im. Currency loans 1@1A p‘ r cent, month. Gold and silver nominal. Jotton.—Quiet. The following uro quotations: , Ordinary It @>1-$ Good ordinary Id4(§-14 Low middlings 1 H@- • Middlings U4®- Btricfc Middlings I4j}(g— Bales 212 bales. Receipts 85 bales—(i by M. *fc G. R. 54 by wagons; 18by N. & S.Ii.H; 7by . R. R.; 0 by river; u by B. W. It. R. lipmonts 80(1 bales—785 by 8. W. R. 21 for homo consumption; 0 by W. R. DAILV HTATKMhNT. a hand August 81st, 1878. Stock on hand 15,274 1 Same Day Last Yeah.—August 81st, | J72, 158; received same day 120; total r ipts42,124; shipped same day 217; total 1 lipmonts 32,120; slock 10,153; swles 281. iddliugs 18$c. U. 8. Pouts.—Receipts to-day 14,510 ; 1 rports to Great Britain 7,530; to Con- l| uent 10,030 ; stock 740,085. . Xew Advert elements. Bee legal notices. Rond Blanchard's advertisement. W. H. Young bus oats and straw for \ lie. See Lawrence Biriott's advertisement. Bair und JIair Work—Bee curd of lln... Dhnson & Percy. Bee the following nutinnl cards : Dentist—T. W. Heinz. Watchmaker and Jeweler—U. Bchom- j urg. * Boot and Shoo Multer—Wra. Meyer Attorney-at-Law—J. M. McNeill. Wutohmakor aud Repairer—0. II. Le- ll tin. Hides and Furs—M. M. Hirsch. Fresh Meats—J. W. Patrick, stu!i Annianna High School. Attention is called to uti advertisement I this institution, at Adiiraville, Ga., nder Prof. John II. Fittcn. The school j ffers rare facilities for young men to ; a knowledge of the languages a gher English branches. The Profet-i a thorough teacher and uccompliahod i| outlemau. Address him at Aduirsville, the Western Sc Atlantic; Railroad. Death of a former Citizen. Mr. J. W. David, formerly a merchant ! nd citzen of this place died at Huntsville, la on Thursday last 8th inst, ofdrop- of the chest. Bevy mu tin’s Automatic Wonder. By request of unumber of citizenb, this I wounderful pieco of moohamism will I remain on exhibition 152 Broad St. (Watt I and Walker’s old stand) for one week Iod- Large numbers called to see it du ring the past week and were both astonish. I od and pleased. Dou't fail to call the I present week. Admission 25 cents <hil-| dren 15 cents. Money. Money is scarce, yot it cauuot bo de nied there is still a great deal of hard cash hid away in the houses of mechanics and farmers. This fuct. became evident in our city when, some time ago, Captain T. E. Blanchard announced to the people that he had determined to sell his unri valed stock of dry goods at cost for cash. At once his store bcc two crowded by those desiring to take advantage of his offer, all of whom became convinced of the truth of bis public statement. Cap tain Blanchard has wisely determined to continue the sale of his goods, believing it will bo to the advantage of himself and costumers to oontinue selling at his for- low rates. We can commend this sterling establishment and its energetic head and courteous attendants to all who desire clothing of every price, style, and variety. The most finished and masterly imper sonation ever witnessed in Columbus will he presented by Lawrence Barrett, on Thursday the 15th, at the Opera House. A Huge Baxter Monument. Take the sheets of tiio Daily und Week ly Enquirer and Sun for a year aud pile them on each other just as they are taken from the press, and they will build a monument 1034 feet high. This is loftier than the heights of all the church steeples in the city, with the Court House, Geor gia Homo and nil the manufacturing buildings ranged on top of them, aud the monument will last forever. Philosophers teach that no impulse in nature is lost. A stone dropped in a riv er will create a circle of waves which con tinue widening till they reach the utter most shores of occean. Bo a truthful thought put in motion by a newspaper widens nnd extends, surmounting the op posing forces bf error, until it lands upon the endless boundaries of eternity. Who can calculate the tremendous influence which the daily and weekly press sends forth to bless humanity. If the impulse be error, it is soon overcome by the stronger forces of truth. Big Law Suit Humored. Street rumors wore plentiful last after- Q oon, nnd for the past week, of a well known lawyer suing a promineut financier “nd manufacturer for libel. It is said the ■nit grows out of the manufacturer and financier accusing the lawyer, in a pub lished pamphlet, of unprofessional nnd dishonorable conduct as an attorney. It »■ rumored that lion. B. H. Hill aud Gen R. Toombs have been retained by the lawyer to prosecute Lis case. We await developments. The matter has become 00 general that we are compelled to men- bon it. The case may rerult in tremen- dous damages, or the dismissal of a dis tinguished attorney Horn the rolls, o- a °nmpromiso. Still Another. Mr. John Cochran, of Browne Wile, was tnarried, on Thursday last, to Miss Jennie Golden, of Atlanta daughter of Mr. F Golden, late of Girard. The newly nur- reached home yesterday morning, ■nd rumor had it yesterday that they t° be handsomely “cow-belled' and panned" last night—the bridegroom here- t°fore being an efficient leader of that tonaioal organizttion Sneoaas and hap- ***••• attend theta. THE JOJIX KIXG CASE. Judge Woods, of the Circuit Court, Over, rule* the Decision of Judga Er shine. It is well known that an attempt has been made to put Mr. John King into bankruptcy. Major R. J. Moses is the eounsel for the petitioners; Gen. Ban ning for Mr. King. Judge Erskine, in the U. B. District Court at Savannah, some time since, dismissed the applica tion to throw Mr. King iuto bankruptcy, on the ground, as wo understand it, that the papors showed no evidence of indebt edness. The case was appealed to Judge Woods, of the U. B. Circuit Court, and heard the early part of this week at Mo bile. Fiorn the judgmeut given, it will be noted that Judge Woods reverses the decision of Judge Erskine, decides the pupors show evidences of indebtedness, und the case must go to a jury. The following the judgment: United States Circuit Court, Fifth Circuit, Southern District of Geor gia—In re John King—Petition of re After hearing argument upon this case, it is considered and adjudged that the averments in the petition ol H. B. Clailin & Co. are sufficiently sot out to make a primn facie case of indebtedness, and that the issue should have been submitted to the jury under the demand for trial upon the petition as filed. The judgment of ihe District Court dismissing the petition is therefore reversed. W. S. Woods, U. S. Circuit Judge, 5th Circuit, Southern District of Georgia. It will be remumbeied that Mr. King, u baukor, failed, aud assigned his property to John l’eabody, Esq., and Col. W. L. Salisbury, as assignees, for the benefit of his creditors. They have already declared a dividend of twenty per cent., with the promise of at least thirty per cent. more. If tboy had not been disturbed by the bankrupt proceedings, the distribution would probably long since hove been set tled. H. B. Clafiiu appears to be the creditor who chiefly desires the bankrupt cy declared. Local Sjtlinters. Yesterday was clear and beautifal. No Mayor's Court. The Julia left for Apalachicola and Bainbridge. The run-off at Juniper did bat little damage. The Local acknowledges the responsi bility for the poor conundrums which have appeared among the splinters. ! Cotton receipts nnd businca* were light j yesterday. | Our yearly cards are rapidly increasing. Look over ‘hem. '.'loridn products have been more plen tiful here than usual this winter. Our sanctum is not now so badly in fested by devils. Our young friend D. Q. Abbott will re turn to Oxford on Tuesday. Messrs. B. F. Coleman and J. 1). John son are tbo oldest firemen in the city. Steamer No. 5 was engaged in puffing J r.way last afternoon—cause, to ?.ee ;f any thing wa9 the mattor. The river, after rising some four feet, | commenced falliog yesterday. Columbus has a good crop of pretty j girls and young lawyers. The hoavy rise in coflee sorely dis tresses a good rnauy people. | The Buxine** of Columbus—An Increase Over the 1*reoe ting Tear of $(100,000. There someho v prevails au impression I that Columbus, owing to the pauic, did I loss business last year thau the year be- lfore. Listen to what the sworn figures | say. From October 1st, 1871, toOotober 1st, 1 1872, the sworn returns of sales from all I quarters, except cotton, show business I transactions to the amount of $2,704,250. The tame returns, with ihe same taxes I aud same except onr-, show the business ] from October If-1, 1872, to October 1st, 1 1873, to have beon $5,329,205 ; showing i gsiu over the preceding your of $505,- )05. As goods vere lower lust year than I the preceding one, the sales must have I been much greater to show this largo I increase in genera’ business. Last year we leceived iu round num- 1 bevs 58,000 bales of coltou, averaging J 17o. per pouud, or $85 per bale. The I cotton sales hence amounted to $4,980,- I 000. The Columbus factories took $080,- I 000 of this amount, whioh was paid for I by our own city corporations, aud pro- | bably $200,000 was takeu by our own I citizens on speculation Anyhow, the I calculation makes in round numbers $2,- 1 100,000 for planters above what they paid j to Columbus, and the area which fui- I nishes cotton hero may be circumscribed I by a radius of thirty miles. The figures of sales have been furnish- d us by our accomplished and ohligiug I Clerk of Council, Mr. M. M. Moore, who I keeps his books so correctly, thut all suoh | data are constantly at his command. The Columbus fiscal year ends October 1st. Justices Courts. Bob Hudson wa : I eforo Justice Shi\ere, >n Friday, under warrant for assault aud I battery upon the persou of Aaron Drake, colored. Said Hudson was put under n $50 bond to uppear before next term of I County Court. A possessory warrant case—J. T. Hum- J ber and wife vs. Robert Thompson, for I the recovery of a couple of mules, was 1 tried boforo Judge Williams yesterday. After hearing of the evidence iu the case, the Court awarded the property to the ompiniDaut, upon his giving boud aud ocurity according to law. -♦>-»-«» The Grangers—Public Installation. There will he a public installation of I officers of Smith’s Station Grange, at Phil adelphia Church, on Tuesday next, id 10 o’clock A. M. The occasion will bo celebrated with pic nic and farmers' feast. The Master, I Churlcs A. Peabody, Esq.. requests i 1 extend a cordial invitation to all the mem bers of said Grango to bo present and participate iu the festivities of the day. Just ire Is Blind. Ono of our Justices a few days since I had a man before him accused of having [obtained goods under false pretences, ■ Pending the trial, the Court’s spectacles, I lying upon a window, wore missed, and I the impression made upon the mind of his | Honor is that tho pri loner got them. | the old axoim t hat justice iu or ought to bo I blind is now verified. AT.VUA.tlA SEWS. — Mr. Jackson Hummock, an aged ami respected citizen of Tailapoosu county, is dead. —The North Alabama papers are de nouncing the Great Eastern circus as u humbug. —Montgomery to Friday night had re ceived 27,278 bale*. of cotton, against 52,- 411 last year. —It is thought that the Supreme Court will render a decision in tho Mobile con tested election case on Monday. —'jHe men who drum at Montgomery for laborers to go io Arkansas havn't the money to pay for u car to carry them. —The fifteen prisonersurrested iu Coo sa county have boon discharged by United States Commissioner Dresser at Mont gomery. —Geo. Harrison, tho man who imposed on nnd obtained money on the North Carolina emigrants has been fined $50 and cof.ts in Montgomery. —Several killings aud other accidents are reported by tho Alabama weekly pa pers during the holidays. They are mostly oonfiued lo the action of negroes on negroes. —Au old lady gave to her niece in Montgomery, fifteen years ago, a pin cushion, which lately being torn to pieces by dogs was found to contaio 580 needles as good as new, and worth two dollars. —Montgomery last year had eighteen alarms und twelve files, involving a loss of $09,818 17, of which $80,014 90 were covered by insurance. Tho Fire Depart ment numbers two steam and two hand engines, one hook ahd ladder truck and 227 active meuinors. HOTEL . It It IYA LS. Jtnnlcin House, January tO, 1871. B. A. Davison, AmericuH, Gn. A. J. Presley, “ “ K. II. Morris, Juniper, W. T. Holla-, Warren, Ark. Thos. Duukin, Texas. B. L. Morison, Boston. N. W. Polk, Baltimore. R. L. Baugh, Union Springs, Ala. Jack Wimberly, Houston county. John A. Colvin, City. C. C. Berry, Montgomery, Ala. B. 1. Berry, W. I. Bunders, Troy, Ala. W. B. Welch, Macon, Gu. Central Hotel, Jan. loth, 1874. G. D. Griffin, city. Jl. A. Martin, Cubnota, Ga. John Gillou, Jnmohtown, Ga. W. B Cloves, Savannah, Ga. J. N. Gibhou, Louisville, Ky. D. Jl. Yanoy, Cusst-ta, Gu. John W. Murphy, T Iurris county, (iu. T. A. David-on, Americas, Ga. A. J. Parsley, “ ‘ G. W. Gauldmg, city. H. McCauley, M. L. Roborts, Atlanta, Ga. George Browning. Montgomery, Ala. Handkerchiefs, Drost Goods, Silks, linens, .vc M of the latest importa tions, ut Boatrito A Clapp's for ten per cent, less Vain cod Good Things. Go to the Ruby Rustaurant for your Oysters, Full, U;:mo imJ nil tlmi|,"s good MARINE INTELLIGENCE, opulika directory. A It RIVAL 1 * AND WRTUUT.N. London, January 10.—Arrived at Rot terdam, barks Von Dor Luhe and Rhoos- teroff, from Wilmington. Arrived at Bremen, ship Gerhart, from Savannah. New York, Jan. 10.—Arrived—Olyin- j Cuttinx au>i pl®« ! South iunlr Liverpool, Jan. 10.—Tho brig Lone I 1 1 Star, from Wilmington, N. O., via Water- i ford, Ireland, where she put iu leaking, has reached her port of destination. Baltimore, January 10.—Tho British Btenmship, llavensworth, Castle, Captain, reported totally wrecked, by a cable dis patch hist night, was cleared hence l)cc. 18tb, with ubout 80,000 bushels of wheat, by Gill & Fisher, tho cargo being con signed to Antwerp on account. The car go was valued at $120,000, fully insured iq English companies,, except $80,000, gold, in tho Atlantic Mutual of New York. Ne>v York, January 10. — Arrived—Geo. Cromwell. London, January 10.— Arrived—-Mar- monia and Algeria. Arrived out—Chester. Bavannau, January 10.—Arrived—Loo. Cleared—Ragnu, Cephus, Btarrelt, M. B. Bramhall, May Morn, Baragossa, Pio neer, Ban Salvador, Montgomery, Pros* peridud, Portensia, Graf Otto and Du lio- lino. Charleston, January 10.—Tho May. rovor, hence to New York, returned leak ing. Cleared—Manhattan, Ashland, Sea Gull, Oiualdo Wilhelm. Tidal Wave, Arrogante and Einilie. Wilmington, January 10.—Tho steam ship Shormau. from Now York for Now Orleans, aprui.g a leak Tuesday, ut two o’clock i*. m., und sunk Friday iu ton fathoms water, twelve miles south of Lit tle River bar. The captain, crew, and all the passengers were saved; also, a con siderable portion of tho baggage and cargo. The steamship was owned by Frederick Baker, of Now York. Lawyers. I A. J. VM Iir.ItS, Attorney iiikI CouiiNCllor at opposite? Aluhnnin lloiino. Practice** in all tin? Courts «»f the State. jna J. II CAMPBELL, Tailor, li tho Latest Htyles uatly done. Dentists. J. L. li. SMITH, Omitidt, o.'ii Plate Work and PlutrRlng on reasomhh- dec'.’SJ •ornn*. Cluinihtis street. Barber Shops. 1)144A'ON il TlltXER, Uarbci 8outh Kail road ativet, mausr Adams di-c‘21 dry coods. “The Dress Bespeaks the Ma„. Tho Poet might have said, “Tho Woman Also.” i I 11 ■ JBl3. tDIEEuL* IS SELLING, AM* WILLCONTINI !•'. TO t»Kl i A. i X' B COS*17 ! 1118 MAONII'ICKNT STOCK of D It v Gr O O ] > H ! e -.v Advertisements. SAMPLES - AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, It M.M’.ILI, g. w. uosi.ri r. ■V-.-QOhlFUL BUG HU AND DANDELION s stood the teat, and IN .v CO., ClTiumnatl, < >hlo. . 1 ’’ G ,Y S WANTED. Satnrlu.-! i- >•'. with terms, to clear N.H WHITE, 1 y.iu- il the very beHt M 'T *tic Truss.' • o. I’cyi.rov #c Co., 744 IHE MAGIC COMB W.JJS • v !l 11 ••••lured hnlr to a pormu- 1‘J oi'iitaliiM no |ioiHon, Addroi8|MAQ> Hotels. (I W. ALLEN, IT ADAMM llOL’Si:. OiwIIAi, Adams lluiiH",opposite Pa Doctors. R. McNEILL & CO SB •■ • hiwm, valuable acrrctu , muled for two Htiinipa. '< .* ixih Avo„Nqw York. Insurance. i.. c. iiowi:* a no*. Ueiivrid liiMiiraiirc AicentN. Railroad Street, over It. M Ore. no & ( AUCTION, Commission Merchants AND Real I±Ssrto/te Agorite, 121 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.. •r SOUL CHARM- r may fascinate • ■ : i• • i*h ol any pnrron m- imple mental no- . I roc. hy mall, for Rol.lt?, Kgyptlan • li'diea, Wedding* •r ' <*k. Address T. . 1'hlla. Coyijtiy, Colds, Hoarseness, AND AIL THROAT DISEASES, XT m o WELL CAR OLIC TABLETS II P M* t* \ Lv IN )»«.» ): UOXKS. TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. 200 PIANOS and ORGANS. BVsi ltd, of l-'it'Nt- Hosiery in Great Variety, Ton yor rent. Less than coat, ut Boatrito Sc Clapp’s. Ask and see for yourself. At a Bargain. A life scholarship in ono of the bo 1 - business colleges in the West, is offered far below its cost. A situation guaranteed on tho completion of the course. Suoh a chance for u young mau to qualify him self for business is not offerod every day. Apply at this offico. dool4 tf. Elder Flower Lotion cures Chapped Hands and smooths aud softens the Skiu For sule ut Moffett’s Drug Store. dec21 tf ATTENTION! Nov, Clocks, Watches Diamonds, Ring.-, and Chains. All my friends and patron 1 are invilcl io call and see new goods. I will sell Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver arid Plated Ware, at ns reasonabb prices as can be purchased anywhere in this city or any other. Thankful for past patronage, I ask foi a continuance, at 99 Broad struct,oppouit* Beach’s, Edmunds’ and Kyle s, next door to Ennis. T. B. BPEA It, fob; Ago Marked Down Still Lower. j (bill at Ciugm'.r’s at once und see prices. I Many goods below cost. Fa-dory Goods ) .it factory prices. j Those dewiring cheap goods will never | have a better opportunity thun is oft'orod I by Boatrito A'. Clapp. | . ... CLLAJCIXG OUT SALE. CITY HOTEL, cks i iui.i.v I..H vi >.:> Troy, Alabama. R. H. PARK, Prop’r. dr.rt Mily DOORS, SASH, ETC. Oat Seventy Pa^o lllustra* tecrCatalogue of DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, STAIR RAILS, NEWELS, FANCY GLASS, Ac.. M illed t<> uni olio futrrtiftteil In l.uildiiu. KEOGH & THORNE, I < -".d CAN A I, .-'TIIKKT JOS FRINTOcC. THE SUN JP JET J. JSS TC* X 1ST C3. H< >« >lv - IIIMWXi ESTABLISHMENT, FERTILIZERS. Guano Notice to Planters. < 'ilhm will lie recelvetl ?»y ::!• all my Agents In itt'corduiif'c t'untrael until iimturlt.t mu ligaliotis. allcr wliltili tlate this • i.nd Strenqlhena the System. r* »*n|•«»-o*l ui ninny In- -I '• i hum ure Sar- >, - • unltuil uh t». not h i> .idiulxturo with . I purglnK; whllu ; • !■•> -ry.uoiii. Thus i ii o illHcovorod. In v. ' lv ol two medioinoa my two wo know ., Irorn thu 8)«tem to i OCtl5 tf I That “Bargain Counter’’at Cbigler s should be seen by all who wnnt 'J owels, Napkins, iftmai: ch’l i end Table I*inenH. Bout rite A* Clapjt, Appreciating the necessities of tho times I and tho scarcity of money, r»ro selling ■ their varied slock of new dry goods and j blankets at ten per ant. less than cost Joseph it Bao. call especial attention to the fact that they *r* selling Sprague, American, li.iiuilton aud all the best brands Calicoes ut NINE CENTS • Coats’ Cotton at SEVENTY cents dec2l tf Dress Goods at Half Price ! I place on my “Bargain Counter to-duy n large lino of choice Dre:‘s Goods at half PBK-E, ii order to sell them off qi.iH.ly, Mo colored Alpacas worth 5(» cents, now iA:y 25 cl-; ; Alpine Cloths worth 50, row only 88; Elogaut Cash meres worth 80 ots. to $l.0O, now 50 und (10; Fi: F.mprets Cloths at 50 cents— former price $1.00; Black Mpncas and i lh lh?1 many other ;*oods cheap in proportion. . ‘ anxious to close out my entire stock BARGAINS TV. .i. IIUHISKY, AGENT EOlt American Cotton Tie Co. \ LI. AmuiVKll I'ATTEOF IMPH iVEI » niTlo.N Til * fui i: i - l--d in it i, \ .•■.ini,m tlowent wurkrl rat.n. Adply t» U 0V IOUD ■ EPrLXU’s mem iTotico to a*.l Pui'jhascr: of this Esccllont Compound Extract of Euchu. MENU Vol.’ll OHI’EIIS TO |.. PIMC’I A ( O., YJ CoJuniLun, (.»-, -md y**u w.!, • i (n,i.,i. Ori/ir,-i I EitrH't. Then*. IS X*) OUTSIDE AOEM.'lES— KN liHK SPECIAL OH •» KNERA L 1 an. Ind.vidnall.r l‘rci|,rletor. L. PIERCE. BARGAINS ! before spring, if possil>l«. nnd will give t nit.ECedrxted advnutages in everything. ' — — Large stock Domestic Goods, While 1 Goods, Carpets, Ac. ! >* U J cntlro 1 ,n '"• ,l !j' ’ 1 ’ — - -- 1 CHAIM Ml (>AK a* *.ur loaning Si sill h'jII tor Thirty i>»yn, the tulluwlns v . Grig At <*la stund of Virginia Stor dec!2 tf 1 koov Contlnonta:, Now Concord, Buy Drugs at panic prices Irom C. J Moffett, 71 Broad St. doo21 if Calf Skin and Cloth Gaitors. made • order and warranted Chapped IL.xdh, luce, rough skin, pirn pies, ringworm, sult-rheum and other cat- uneotis uiTectioiis cared, und the skin made soft and smooth, by using tho Juxi* , Pisa Tau Hoap, made by Cahuwkll, Hax a«fc Co., Now York. Bo certain to get the Juniper Tar Reap, us there are many fully auarantesJ ’Cull ana got » barvulu oiling at $2.20 at imitations made with oomrnon Ur which tf. H. ROB ARTS & CO CBioLra’s. j ors worthless i deo«lkii2w hhik’s brilliant, HI CK’S ai'AUAKTKK 1 OOMFLTITOH. MOST (OMl’I.KTL \Nl) I-' IN Till: HOL’TII Modern Styies of Machine ry and Material, To Execute with Aocuraoy an(iUispjton Book & Job Printing BOOK-U X 3\TX3X3NTC; # •♦'fTUsing Steam Power, runninq six of the most improved and best make Presses, with constant additions to or already very large assortment of Elegant Types, Rules, Border*, and other material, and skIIIod workmen in every department, our facilities for turning out all de.criptions of work, expeditiously and neatly, at the Low est Cash Prices, arc unsurpassed by any establishment in the State. <b*or.l(Ts from abrnttil \till ri. iilvr Clio niinr ntlcntioii .w 11 lliu proHouc io traiuai'i ly fill.-.I. THOMAS GILBERT. Deliver Soluble P;ioi for Anotliei- hi: W. H. YOUNG, A'ut Pz cific Cutmo Comp'y, . '(I'lurlj1 liiHuoaco ii 1.-; ciuvurtoil into iimiliofiio, • illgesllyo PRAl ASTRAL OIL. • rlesK. Always superior to u KOI of ox- "ire.l express- • 1 -IaiiKvrous ovod by it* • Hill*. fc’lri i ■ imnoli "iijuioinl the “I wLeu lamps ;'-‘tierally, ami i’ll AK LKS vet, Now Voik. Blanks for the Grang06. I y I. A XK*? of every .kecrlption c,.„,i.,.,.l> *.«• \) IMI..I. KIM Li;OK(4 A, VI v ii v vi V hikI olli.-r Elates. a IT ; > > l t h •• ui • ..I i. tultlhiw I. ii «| n . • Candy, Candy, Candy! Manufactured at No. 80 Broad St., Profumo 6c Hofiinau. I a Days! • till'd annum# uud • t ('olunit>ii.s ih» t.icuor Dray .'.jconse. Notice. ••• (lie hifili-
