About The Sun and Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1874 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1874)
-A TSgSBailfil’ wunsm FRIDAY ...MAY 2J, 1*74. CITY ArrAIXS. COIVMBV* DAILY MAMKMT. ItvAzoiAt..—Sight buu oa Wew Tort fan oa Boats* H par Mat. dUeoeat; oa vhuaahXpar aoat; dtaiad bills or Bostoa H percent. Baakeueeelllug ekoek* oa Vow York at 140. proialam. Oarrooof loan* 101)4 p*r Mat. por aoatk. OoMaad illrof aoaU- a»L Ootto*.—Market doll. Th* following at* tb* qeototlon,: Iaforlor * 010 Ordlaary oed stained 10 Oil Oood Ordinary . l*XOI *K Lon Middling* MV401<!4 Middling* IT 0— ■trlot Middling* O— gala* li balM. Booalpu 01 balM — 0 by M. fc O. R. B.; a by wtgoait * by If. k S. B. K.; * by W. B. B. i 0 by rtr*ri 0 by 8. W. B. B. Shipment* M bale*—10 by 8. V. B. B.; U for baa* oonanaptlon t 0 by V. B. B. DAILY *TAT*D*nT. 8took on hand August gist, 1*78 ..1,171 Booalrod today 01 « previously M,o*T-4*,OOg 00,ou prarlouly 00,011-00,001 Stoek on hand >... 4,004 Sana Dat Last Y**n.—Aagaat Msl, ion, 100; r*MlT*d*aaa day 10| total raeolpta 00,000; •hlppod saao day 00; total *hlpm*nt* 00,000; (took 0,0441 lalo* IT*. Middling* IT*. U. 8. Poet*.—Roootpts for 0 day* 10,180; os. port* to Oroat Britain 8,HO; to Continent 0,010; Itock 000,4*1. B4w fo%ro*o AOMrllMMUb. John Xing'* Creditor*—So* Motion of Mooting. Golnabns Volanteors —Election Or. derod. Homo Mnsiotl Library—Ditaon A Co. PI*M*nt Sommer Retreat — Catoosa Spring*. Bead Ditaon A Co.’* Bow a^vertinement OrOtrly Ibn. There ha* not boon a Mayor’s Coart h*ld thi* week. Speak* wall for th* pp- lioemen, ** well as the peace-loving habit* of oitisea*. To Old Folk, Concert. One in to be gideo in the Opera House on the evening of June 2d (Tuesday week) with the above title. The prooood* ore logo to St. Paul's M. E. Ohurob. Some of tb* beat musical talent and oharmlng vocalist* of the city will take part, and intanperced here and their will be (tak ing sad handsome tableaux. Bad Runaway. On* happened yesterday morning on Broad street, which came near resulMhg fatally to a oountry negro. A horse at. taohed to a vegetable wagon dashed be tween bin two-mule team and the side walk. To pyevant hi* animal* from start- lag, he endeavored to stop the hone, which he incoeeded in doing after, being dragged a little distanoe. He was ran fall against. A pair of l**n kin*—yolapt oxen—tried a frolic of their own and commenced a slow trot. The result waa that one fell down and was hauled by the other a few feet, until the latter becam&tired of the operation and sensibly stopped for his companion to get np; when both, satis- fled with their fun, rested under the shade of a tree. * tylnM Helot MogUtar, We were shown yesterday an elegantly bound and finished register for the Ran kin House. It is furnished with a tew advertisements of leading houees. The get up is exoellent. The book was gotten up by Mr. Charles K. Nelson, formerly a typographer in this office, and his exoel lent taste is shown in the genoral plan. The printing and binding waa executed at the Job office of Mr. Thomas Gilbert, and the work is equal to any which can be effeoted in the North or elsewhere. It ia admired and praised by all who have seen it. It shows that as good binding, print ing and snob work, and as oheap, can be obtained in Columbus a* in any Northern or Western city, and that orders for sneh jobs should be given to our home offloes, and thus keep money in onr own seotion. Three other books are being prepared for three other hotels in OolumlAis. Th, tithing tarty Hows* tht Blear. We have given those who went from Columbus on the Julia 8t. Clair. The Maoonits* who joined the boat at Fort Gaines are : Gen. Wm. B. Holt, W. B. Johnston, Thomas Hardeman, Geo. B. Turpin, Joseph Clisby, O. A. Nutting, Dr. John H. Baxter, Wm. H. Boas, Wm. F. Brown, W. D. (Kate) Palmer, James D. Holt, D. E. Norris, I. B. English, Jas per F. Greer, H. T. Johnson, John E. Jones, Hayne Ellis, Burr Brown, Wm. E. Flanders, W. W. Woodruff, J. W. Ader- hold, John Yalentino, Felix Oorpnt, N. T. Johnson, and Win. A. Barden (the last- named of Columbus.) Mr. W. B. Johnston got left at Ameri cas, and returned to Macon. Messrs. Pat Walsh and Henry Moor*, newspaper men from August*, are with th* parly. Th, Minister, Having a Uood Timo. The miniaters who went from Georgia and other Btatea to Jefferson, Texas, as delegates to the Southern Baptist Con vention, are having a good time, judging from the correspondence. After finishing their business, the roads tendered them exoursions all over the State. At Dallas, a place of 9,000 inhabitants and with street railroads, “the Mayor (General Gabel) welcomed the delegatee, and Dr. DeVotie, of Griffin, very happily respond ed.” The Texas Pacific Railroad carried them a long ride. It is stated this com pany has 80,000,000 acres of land in the State. <Mf «r« Appeal doekat was resumed. In the «IM of F. A. Jepeoa vs. C. O. Cody, aeoount, th* Jury returned a ver- diet of •1,060.79. Jeremiah Massey vs. John Wells—com. Jury found for the plaintiff fib. Mary Johnson, colored, vs. John Quin, administrator of Jams* Tarry. Jury found for th* defendant. Jss. M. Bmith, Governor, a**, Ac., B. M. Leonard, executor, vn. G. W. Martin, K. B. Goetohiua, Wm. Mahaffey and A. Gsmmel. Discontinued a* to Goetohius, and oohtinued. The Court is now oath* Appeal Docket. When this ia floished ease* placed to the heel will be taken np. They are as fol lows on tb* different dooket*: Claim Docket—Noe. i and 18. Illegality Dooket—Nos. 8, 4, 7, 8 and 10. Equity Docket—Nos. 7, 29, 80, 81, 82, 88, 84, 85, 89 and 40. Common Law Dooket—Nos. 28, 81, 85. There-are still-thirty-six oases on the Appeal Docket, many of wbioh will con sume but little time. To this dat* there are 144 easss on th* Criminal Dooket. Judge Crawford withdrew, for the pre sent, the application of Mr. Meugor Cor bett (not Torbett as we wrote yesterday) to be examined for admission to tb* Bar. He ia a one-armed Confederate. The Grand Jury adjourned Wednesday to Monday. Court adjourned to 3} a. m. to-day. Tarnation is Georgia «** Alet*is«. From a table published in th* last Financial Chronicle and Sentinel, based on tb* statistic* of 1870. Th* wealth per head in Georgia ia $220 47; taxation upon each f1,000, (true value) $9 79; taxation per bead $9 21. Ia Alabama wealth per head is f202 40; taxation upon each $1,000, (true vain*) $14 77. taxation per head $2 99. The comparison speaks for itself. La ter returns will show a muoh greater dif ference between the Slates—and all in favor of Georgia, which shows a lighter lax than in any Stnto in the Union, ex cept Texas. Both these States are offl. oared by whites and Democrats; Alabama by radioal Republicans. The paper adds: It will be noticed that in those Hunthern States where the gov ernment hsB been honest, taxation i* small, and it is only necessary this purify ing process be extended and the power in each Btate placed th th* bands of the tax payers to bring down taxation in oth er Slates. Brest Im County. Ala. The Alopatbic physicians of the county have organized a society which meets in Opelika on the first Tuesday in each mouth. Dr. T. R. Bussell is President; Dr. J. B. Barnett Vice-Trestdent and A. G. Emory Beoretary. County Commissioner, J. N. Preston, had a fine horse killod by lightning last week. A man was plowing at the time. He csoaped uninjured. There are six pigeon-toed and seven knook-knesd cadets at the Btate Agricul tural Collage at Auburn. Opelika has ordersd a Isvy of a tax of one-half per cent, upon th* real and per sonal estate of the city, to pay past cou pons and those due in July and, January, on bonds issued to the Savannah and Memphis Railroad. Opelika subscribed $25,000 to this road. Body Shund—A Watery Grave for Ttvtn- ly-Tw* Day,. The remains of Pat Martin, the oolored youth who, with a negro man, was drowuod in the river near Lovers’ Leap, waa fonnd yesterday near'the plaee at whioh he sunk. Though the body bad been in the water twenty-two days, it was in a fair state of preservation, and only a scarce perceptible taint of decom position could be discovered. A coffin was procured, and the remains osrried immediately to the cemetery, where they were interred. The body of the negro man him not yet been found. Buek Beer—Hew the Bern* mu Gelten. There are few who drink at all who have not tried Buok beer. All know it is twiee as strong as lager. Made of the same material, all the concentrated, drinks of twenty glasses of lager can be found in three or four of the buok. It oan be made in one season of the year. There ha* been considerable of it in Co lumbus. In the former German kingdom of Han over, is a town named Elmbeck, where, early as the eighteenth century (be cause of the most excellent water suits ble for brewing beer), there were 300 breweries exporting their products at a time when in the whole of Germany you oeuld hardly find a glass of tasteful beer. The exportation was especially made at Bavaria, and above all its capital, where of coarse that beer, to distinguish it from domestic bear, was called Elmbeoker beer, then Beck beor, and at last Buck beer. Bines the brewing business has been eminently improved, the number of breweries at Elmbeck has so much de creased that now, there are at that town but sixty breweries. Oelwmbw* Callao Beeeipie. Thus far thi* week Columbus has ware housed 183 bales, against 146 last week and 137 the entire week of last year. The shipments thus far have been 159 -bale*. _ —Boas* farmers are ewMtng wheat as well an art*. OecpeMw ' - SSen^A qpmstaflffimfifi ag flgmflffiffiftt eg mm W IM JSIM SB^^Wi about trifle*, but float both** your friand* with tb***. —Ia paaat “Yon Jawrge Waffitagtim, qsiek ’aplatu yereelf, ehfl*; atop dat or feel Matt*; whar ywo Mr dooewi' d* beby f * —la th* U. S. District Court at Sevaa- nab, Tuesday: In re Mufhanhilfla and Stan, bankrupt*. Order directing th* eaaignee to la vest thi aaaete of the bank rupts in United BtatM registered bonds. —One who baa axparianaa, aays that to enjoy love and th* eating of aanaage, confidano* only is oeceaury. —Tha easotioa of a man ahangaa rapid ly whan a lady rsUavas bar waist from his enoiroling arm* by iaaerting an loch of hair pta in it. —Crematory age—“Ob, tan! owl John ny’s got the urn and i* spilling ps’a aabea over th* floor” “Oh, what • naughty Johnny! Get tb* feether duster end eweep yonr poor fether right op." —Governor Smith her authorised the Columbus Volunteers, a colored military organisation in this oily, to elect offlocra. They secured a fair sum from thair sap per at Temperance HalljWednceday night. Aeeemmendatten efthe Felloe Oemmtttee in toe MUchett Cate. Columbus, Gi., May 10,1874. Honorable Mayor and Council: GiHrunug;—The Oommitteq on Po lio* end Gen, to whom wes referred th* communication of the Mayor suggesting an investigation into oertain rumors in regard to tb* arrest by policeman Mitchell of Mr; Ytneey a few day* ainee, bag to report that they appointed an early day for the investigation ; bat being informed that Mr. Yanoey’s aid* of the question oonld not be presented at that time, thay postponed tha investigation until to-day. Tbs oommitte* had summoned before them all those whom they knew were aware of the facte, and after a thorough examination—in wbieh they Jiad the ser vices of the City Attorney—nay arrived at the conclusion that Mr. Miteheil waa warranted in making the arrest on ac count of Mr. Yancey’s boisterous manner and disorderly conduct, not only in the street, bnt in the store of Mr. George Andrews. Without reciting all the ftqfs elicited, it appears that Mr. MUohell at first only aided Mr. Yancey to bis feet after the fight with Mr. Klink, and proposed to take him to bis hotel or some other place where he oonld wash himself; bnt, on taking him into Mr. Andrews' store, his language and oondact there wee sneh ee to caaee remonstrance from Mr. Mitchell —calling forth renewed tnrbnienoe with abusive epithets, wbioh provoked the ar rest. In this connection, we would nrge the attention of the police fore# to a careful observance of the printed regulation* in making arrest*; so that a faithful per formance of dnty will only evoke favora ble comments from a discerning public. Joint MinifTiv, Oh'man Polio* and Gaa Committee; Joint Donxn, Joan G. Chxlkzbs, Committee. Fend’, Detract. It ia as hard to induce people to try the best remedy in the world as the poorest. Ask some friend about the Extract. Unanimous verdiot. [my21 eodAw Biaok Iron Grenadine! and Llama Laos Shawl*, at * CaioLxn’a. Jewelry and Obatalain Chains, at Cbigleb’s. Corsets at Hoopskirts, at low prioea, at Oniouu’s. Dress Goods marked down at _ Ceiolxb’s. Fine Cloths and Caasimera at reduced prioea, at Chiolxs'b. Superior Shirts and other Famishing Goods, at Cbiolib'b. Best Caliooes at 10 cents; White and Colored Matting, oheap; Blaached Shirt ing*, Sheetings and other Domtetio Goods, oheap, at H. T. Cbiolub’b. Two-Button Kid Gloves $1, at myl8 eod Gbiolxb's. Cheap White Goode of all kind* at Cblolxs’s. Second snpply of Biaok Grenadines at 40 cents and upwards, at the Virginia Store. apr30 Pettck, Goudov A Co. Fresh supply of Black and Colored Aipaoiis at 85 cent* and upwards, at the Virginia Store. *pr30 Pettok, Gordon & Co. To all, particularly iuvalid*, spring is u trying tees on. Indications of t»lcfum» should at oner l.o attended to. Fatal disca*F$ may be • aimed by al lowing the bowels to become constipated, and the system te remain in » disordered condition, uutil the disorder has time to develop itself. An ounce of prevention it worth a poudd cf cure, to nn old and truthful Keying. Therefore, we advise ell who aro troubled with the complaints now very prove- lent—headache, Indigestion, disordered liver, went of appetite nausea, or fetartoh sain—to take, without delay, Bchenck’e Mandrake Pills. We know of no remedy so harmless and decisive in its action. It at once etrlkee at the root of the dis ease and procure* a healthy tone to the system. People never need suffer from any disease arising from a disordered condition of the liver if they vroald take this exoellent medicine when they fuel the first indications of the malady. Families leaving home for the summer months sboald take three or feur boxes of these pills with them. They Lave an almost Instantaneous effect. They will relieve the patient of headache in one or two hours, and will npidly cleanse the liver of sur* rounding bile, and will effectually prevent a bil ious attack. They are sold by all druggists. my\9 eodly ta the lower part at tMo % ea tuea- atUrtsoflUa. ' my21 tf The ptepst thing to flats, goto Aaea A Murdoch’* *ad look through tbetihMd- souro line of ffilhs, Otwwdta**, Poplin*, Striped and Carded Organdie*, aadariafct what good* yon want. Black Grmadinaa. Biaok and Gray Grenadine*. Black and Whit* Gray and White Plain White «< All color* In ... L*dl**' Plain Unw Baiting*. *• Striped “ “ Plain and Striped L*no*. Striped end Figured Madia*. Victoria Lawn*. Linan whit* and figured. Immeu* Uni* of Embroidery, at great bargain*. Beet Print* at 10 emit*. Moat elegeot Silks in th* oity. Coats’ Thread 70 oral*. Factory Good* at factory prioa*. J. A Join*, my 15 eod Columbus, Georgia. The proper piece to bay American Cambric i* at Ac** A Murdoch'*. Suppose yon her* “triad fifty reme- di*s” nod received no benefit, is then therefor* “no balm in GU**d ?” Verily then U. Your liver may be congested, yonr stomach half paralysed, year nerve* quivering, yonr muscles knotted with tortnre, yonr bowel* oonslrieted, yonr lung, diseased, yonr blood fall of impati. ties—yet in on# week after commencing a course of Dm. Woman's Vixboab Bit ted* you will feel like • *ew creator*. apr30 4w VETOED !-2fO INFLATION 1 High prioea can no longer exist. Cash basis is the principle now, and as I desire to olose business, am offering my stock of Dry Goode, Clothing, Huts, Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, and numero us articles in this line, at leas thsn cost. Call and examine, and make one dol lar go farth or than two at any other plaoe. I am in earnest. If yon donbt it, stiqi in and hav o proof of the faot. L. Harris, 114 Broad St., myl 4r» Columbus, Go. Mead This I Yon c an find at T. E. Blanohsrd's, 123 Broad street, tbe very latest Strle* of Dress Goods, at su*h prioa* *s cannot fail to give satisfaction. Call nod see them. Domestic Goode at greatly reduced rates; Fsotory Goods at fsotoryprice*; Coats* Spool Cotton at 70 oents per do*.; the beat Prints at lOe per yard. uiylO tf* A few pieces of Freneh and English Oassimeree, very low, to close ont, at T. E. Blakohakd'*. A large lot of cheap Caasimaree and Linens, very oheap, at Blanchard's. The beat plaoe to buy Table Linena, Napkins and Sheetings, is at Blarohabd's, 128 Broad at. Direct from Europe! A fine assortment of Beal Meersohanm Pipes, Cigar Holders, Cigar Cases at real Buusian Leather, MstcLaafea, Ao., at Buiiles's Cigar Emporium, on Randolph street, house with the Bed Sign, near Enquirer office. mjlO If you desire a real good smoke, go to Buhleb’s, on Randolph street, end ask for bis new brands of Key West and Im ported Havana Cigars. mylO — # Good Thing,. . Go to tba Ruby Restaurant for your Oysters, Fisb, Game, end all things good to eat. oetl5 tf The proji-r placo to fled Cassimeres for j.,ai .boys UsMsimeree, Cottonadoa, iiineueibat aoce h Murdoch's. The p..tper picoe to procure the latest noveltica i.i Sik Sc.irfx, Rug-, ikius, Leather Belts, Ac., is at Acre A Murdoch's Tbe proper place to buy Biaok Grena dines in ell styles cheap is at Agee A Murdoch's. The proper place to bay Caliooes at 10 oents par yard and Coats’ Thread at 70 oents per dozen ia at Acer A Murdoch's. Tha proper place to bay 4-4 Bleaohed Homespun et 10, 12j and 15 oents s yard iz Acre A Murdoch's. The proper plaoe to go when yon want cheap Dry Goods is Acer A Murdoch's. HOW, 80VF, sow, Every Day, £ Every Day, From Eleven Ml One O’Ctevk, at h) CHAU. HEY MAX A CO.’S, 3 m i 0 Voder tht A'aluml Wine Arher. g THE FAVORITE HOME REMEDY. this aartvsM IMMa* Is » snsats* act te saa- hm b“ mT *" lB| * rt0 “ niBUY wnuu, ooatslalaa those 8o.th.rs Boot* sad Usrbs which aa Sir wtit PravMcom has ylsmd In conntri™ where UwHaiw aunt pnvstl. 11 WIU swissstttxsn&sr*** Simmorf Llvtr Rtffulhtor w Madkkie b snhMstb a holly Msdlclns; tad by bsta* kept raady for iamsdbt* naert will asv* many sn hoar orsohriataad amay. a dollar la tins and roc ton' mlla. Afltor otm Forty TRun* trial it It still reoelvluf «• uaquffiliftH UwUmoutoto to Ita virlum frou puraoMR of tkrbighMt chalMt$r sad rai>oo- tlbvlitjr. taimt pliystokuM comnd It u ik» »v9SiUSr^ L TSbiumtiow. Ar***d with this AETIDOTh, all ctlostw sad chaos** of water sad tad an to bead wltho.t that A* a Bsatdy la MXLiXIOCS FEVEH8, BOWEL OOHPLXIKT*, MSTL1U8XM, JAUN- PICA NAUSEA. IT wtz go MUALI » 'a th* UkrspMt, rarest, «d M rwlly Hsdleln* Id th. World I MAMmcTCaiD OELT IT I. EL muitn., . WACOM, OA, aad PUILADELPU1A. trJ^H,. hffihyri^tete. THI MtT ADVICI eta be liven t< peptia* bilious oomp kidueyfl, to to toue.'ol^nae, andreguixta tb< por taut organa by tbe ueeof DR. llJTT’g VI / BLK LIVER FILLS. They net very mild; disorder effecting the Rlomxeh. the IIvd* b Im- thoroughly restore the ftinotional notion oi the digeative orgeaa and the Inteatlnea end renovate the whole eyatem. 1 hey produce neither neusea, griping or weakneet, eod may bo taken et any time without change of diet or occupation. Priee 8flc a box. Hold by all' druggists. DR. TUTTTHAIR DYI poaeeeeea qualities thnt no other dye does. Ita effect to instaffitaneon*, end ao natural that It can not be detected by the cloaeat observer. It 1a barmleaa and ens ly applied. And to In general uao among the fashionable hairdresaera in every large city in the Uuited Statea. Prlc.« $1 a box. Sold everywhere. gcrofula, Eruptive Dtoeaeee of the 8klh,' fit. An- DB. TUITfi IAUAPAMILLA to the moat powerful Blood Purifier known to medical ecleaoe. It eater* Into tbe circulation and eradicate* every morbific agent; renovates the system; produces a beautiful complexion and causes the body to geln flesh aad increase iu weight. Kwp the Bleed Healthy and all will he well. To do so, nothing hes ever been offered thet c*h compare with tbit- valuable vegetable extract, price $1.00 a bottle. Fold by all Druggists. Office 48 Cortlandt street, N. Y. febl& deodewly Liqaor and Wine Hone*, and tb* flneet Restaurant in Coiambus, on Broad (treat, below Georgia Home Beak. myl tf Prominent Incidents History of Columbus From ite First Settlement in 1827, to the Wilson Haiti, in 1805, compiled by John H. Martin. The undersigned proposes to publish, in a volume of 150 or more pages, a work under the above title, covering the period from the selection of the locality for a “ trading town,' in 1827, to the capture and partial destruction of the city by the Wilson Ilmd, in 1805. The incidents will be derived mainly from its newspapers, which will be gleaned for this purpose with much care. It is believed that most of our citizens would like to have such incidents in this compact and convenient form, and will encourage the undertaking to the extent of the small amount asked for the work. Each chapter will contain short biographi cal sketches or notices of the principal citizens mentioned ia it,.who have since died. The volume will also embrace full information concerning the churches, factories, <tc., now existing. We do not propose to publish this compila tion with a view to making money, as the small price asked for it will show. But at the same time we do not want to lose money by its publication, and therefore we wish to limit the number cf copies printed to the de mand for the work. With this object in view, we issue this prospectus, inviting those who desire copies of the volume to send in their names. The price will be one dollar per copy for a pamphlet bound volume, printed on paper like the specimen sheet issued. A small number of copies will also be issued on a su perior article of paper for $1 30 per copy, Payable when the work is delivered, which will be some time next Fall. THOS. GILBERT. May 12, 1874. Beautiful Spring Cassimeres I Mouther** ;Vo.) Make. PEAOOCK li SWIFT. A NEW SUPS'LL Lonsdale Bleached Sheeting. PEAOOOK A SWIFT. »yt® °k«*«4 eefriNMiei 8ho.Hn*. MM Con* White Mass. P*te Ap,k s*4 Wta. ▼U«e*. ) *. g . >LI*M*P*ari<lrtt*.. *"**»«*»**«■. Iffi* *h. M*w OntiataUM*. M*eia«w Magla.MUk. Kta«*hr4IUT*rO|* atMaM Mtat toHly Uu4,j rat. White K*n*M*«V4fc^ ROBT 8. CRANE ~r H. P. ABELL ft co hav* ' # * Manppo Floor, Sunbeam Flow, Foort firlu, . M*'F.tat*H 1 *W0HMI« Ham*, California *nd Ooah** *«*,, Nathro and Import0d Wine*, ’ Havana Clgara, Horaa Radlah (la |laM), Dundaa Marmalada, E».*no* of Anohavtaa, Oapara and Sauna* at all klad*. *** All pnrohieee delivered. — ■riotr THI WHOLES ah Grocery House -Of- J. & J. KAUFMAN, lio. 14 end ie Broad »t, Columbus, Oa., KWW CORBTARTI.I OH MAUD tttM 100,000 pound* Bacon. BOO barrol* Flour. From 100 to 200 barrr.it Sugar. 100 btge Cofffee. From 100 to 200 ’oirrui* Syrup. 200 barrolz Whlikay. 200 box** Tobacco. BOO *• Soap. 200 “ Otndlc*. 100 barrel* Lard. B0 " Maokaral. BOO *aek* 8elt. B0 tit root Rioc. 000 ream* Wrapping Fapar. . 100 oa*a* Potarii. 100 “ Bardina*. 100 " Oyttar*. 100 “ FleMaa. 100 box** Oandy. 100 “ Stareh. 100 grata Porter Metahe*. 1,000 pound* IierlUntd’* lut, 90,000 Older*. 1,000 poa*4* Srera end BlMk In, *00 bed* Ibot. lOObozea Sods and ffoner Cmeken. 100 “ Oh**** In Mean. OO barrel* vinegar. *0 casks Seoteh Ale.' 100 deeen Wooden Bnekcll. 100 fleasa Broom*. And cnnrthln* Is the Qroeorjr IIn«, which thq offer lo the trad* by the packes*, iu lo. u any othar Jobbing Hern* 1* tb* United gutw. •prison . J. A J KAUfXAN. P. Ao. POMBROYi AT BOCHEfli* CORNEIt, CALLS ATTENTION TO Cholo# White Shad, “ Freeh Bay Flch, “ Mobil* Cabbaga, “ Calory and Lettuo*. " Llv* and Dreued Poultry, 11 Froth Oountry Sauug*, Spar* Rib* and Baokbanot. A Choice Lot of Fresh Cracker*, Sugar Jumblti, Ltmcn Snap*, Ginger Snip*, Lemon Crcamc, flo. Apple*, Onion*, Fatatea* A Turnip*. Alio tunal r*nUy ggppIlM and fucy QrocerlH on head. Mr. T. C. PBIDOKN will be fouxd et the ooes- ter and will be plea* d to welt on his former ces* tome re and friends.. The petronef e of t|ie public is respectfully solicited. fsbtt HIDES. Wanted for Cash! 100.000 lb*. Dry and Groan Hid**, 200.000 “ Rag*, so.ooo “ Baotwax, Dellrend *t wharf or railroad depot. In able On. et highest market prices* by M. M. HIRSCH, Celnmbna, «a Wrapping Paper, Paper and Flour Nag., told ,t lowest market rates. nyld [jq2> dip HIDES 1 HIDES 11 WE WILL PAT TUB Highest Market Price ro* Green ■ Dry Hides, Furs, Beeswax, fie. •ARNETT * CO.* ■hMta
