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'?Let our tact CencnreB ^^^^^^^^ Attend tho True Event." BY J. A. SBLBJ. ; COLUMBIA, S. 0., SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 2, 1873. VOL. VIII?NO. 270. of MM-t Lodmie; Mria Telegraph i Oom - pany 4H>vem a ??*t-number, of poeaibla nie?) of electricity, nil of fhem koowa and all equally undeveloped because of supposed natural obstacles. But the pro joob from which' the Company takes its corporate title-is at. the first glanoft so wild as to start-la one into an expression of inorqdulity. To raise a lofty, tower, surmodnted by a td.ll mast, on tho high? est peak of the Kooky Mountains;- the nee to send telegraphic messsges across the thousands of miles of continent, lake and ocean, to a similar structure on the summit of the Alps, is Dr. Loomia'pro? ject. Bold as it is, and apparently im? possible, if we can but divest oar minds of familiarity with the known uses of eleotrioity, we oah understand that, in itself, telegraphing without wires is no more wonderful to as than the invention of Prof, Morse was to our fathers' expe? rience. No one can set- a limit to the possibilities of the'subtle agent culled eleotrioity; and although it has failffd to furnish meohanioal power, heat or light, so well as other materials loss expensive, it is only ignorance that declares it can never be made to supply all these, and to telegraph around the world without wires as well.- Dr. Loomis haa been experi? menting with Dr. Franklin's apparatus, the kite, and the results have led to the formation of this company. Even at the pseaont stage of the enterprise, it is safe to say that Congress has given its distinguished attention to matters much more absurd and union, less probable of successful consummation. Ip you pketj dull, despondent, drowsy, debilitated, have frequent hoadaches, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite and tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver, or "Biliousness." Nothing will euro you so speedily and perma? nently as Dr. Fieroo's Qolden Medical Discovery. "Oan't Do Without It."?This is what the stage and horse-oar companies, livery-stable keepers, members of the turf, and all grooms and trainers say of ' the Mustang Liniment. They "can't do without it." And why?' Because it in? fallibly reduces the external swellings, i Sto., which, under various names, impair ' the usefulness and 'value of the king of quadrupeds, and also because, for sprains, strains, galls and other injuries to which horse flesh is liable, it is the most trust? worthy preparation in the market. Yet \ these recommendations comprise only a i portion of its claims topublic confidence. 3 During a period of more than sixteen { years, it has been recognized as a specific ] for many of the most agonizing disor- i ders which affliot the human family such as rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, f lumbago, tiodoloreux, aoro throat, ear? ache, tooth-ache; and, likewise, as a peerless .application for cuts, bruises, burns and scalds. J 18 30 1 Extraordinary Mortality.?The 4 mortuary reports for the month of Janu- < ary, just closed, exhibit the evidences of \ the moat extraordinary mortality in Au? gusta?the number of deaths and inter? ments being more than double those of December last, and fifty-two more than for'the corresponding month of 1872. Up to yesterday afternoon, there were 108.interments in the oity cemeteries? fifty -tv/o whites and fifty-six blacks. Of ' these, fourteen whites and eight blacks diod ont'of the city?making a total of oighty-six deaths in the oity. ? Even daring the prevalence of tho yellow fever 1 in the oity, in 1854, there was not a single month in which the interments equalled 1 the number reported for the past month. [Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, 1st. Fatal Sickness at Montgomery, Ala. | Tho Alabama papers report a fatal sick? ness which is prevailing at Montgomery. A large nnmber have died, among the list three members of the Legislature and one Senator. The disease is called meningitis and pneumonia. PersouB are taken with a chill and often die with? in thirty-six hours. It is thought that the Legislature will adjourn to Hunts ville. Large numbers are preparing to leavo the oity, as "the disease appears to increase in malignity." - 0 ?~0 Old newspapers for sale at Fjucknix offioe, at fifty cents a hundred. Citizens' Savings Bank of B. C. ALL SAYINGS DEPOSITS made in *his Bank on or before the 5th day of each calendar month will boar interest, for that month as if deposited on the 1st instant. Feb 15 J. q B. SMITH, Ass't Cashier. Fonr Gentlemen Wishing Board IN a ploasaot. part of tho oity. For further particulars, call at this office. Jan 28 Corn Whiskey. I3UHE MOUNTAIN CORN WHISKEY! Also, a lot of four year old MALT CORN WHISKEY. Warranted puro. Jan 28 JOHN O. SLEQERS. Southern Medicines FOR SOUTHERN PEOPLE. Medicine* for the South, prepared at tho South, from indigenous roots oPtho South,for all diseases incidont to the South. Prepared, by HEIN1TSH, Chemist. A great achievement. Twenty years ago. to bavu said that such a Drug Establishment as HEINITSU'S, for the manufacture of Medicines for the South, would bo a success, would.have been regarded as chomorioal. But such is the fact; success over attends well-ap? pointed moans, and upon this base wo pro? pose to go on, and offer to the afflioted the only remedies worth trying: HeinUnh'n ftUEEN.S DELIGHT, for the Blood. UoluUah'a BLOOD AND LIVER TILLS, for tho Liver. HolriRsh's K1NA CHILL CURE, i-.r the Chills. Heinitsh's COUGH' EXPECTORANT, Stan? ley, for tho Cough. Hptnilnh's ORIM80N TETTER WASH, for the Tetter. neinitsh's QUAKER LINIMENT, for Rheu? matism. Fur" salo, wbolcsalo and retail, at E. H. HEINITSH'S Jan 31 f Drng and Chemical Store A Cbrtain Cons ron Csillb and Favan? First tako tho Blood and Liver Pills, to work off tho bile and purify tho blood; three or lour will bo sufBoient. Thon tako a tablo Sjsooufolof HEINITSH'S CHILL CURE. It Has boon tried; wo know it. CO S O S O I ?3. . m o <1 WILLIAM GLAZE, DKALIIl IN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, SETS DIAMOND, PEARL, 00 BAL aud GOLD, foil and half; DIAMOND RINGS and BROOCHES; Jewelry in Jet and ? . i ? 'Gold, in variety; SILVER WARE, BRIDAL PRESENTS, Spoons. Forks, to.; Goblets, Cape, Plated Ware, a fall stock; Military and Fanoy Goods, Household Goods, Suns, Pistols and Sporting Goods. N. B.?Watches, Clocks and Jewelry RE? PAIRED at abort notice, in the best style. All work warranted. Orders from the country promptly atteoded bo WILLIAM GLAZE, Threo doors below Wheeler House. Jan 20 _? . ._tl3 Notice. THE- power of Attorney issued to SAMUEL I SAMPSON, to transact business for mefrt' Newberry, baa been revoked. All legal sl&icua wtUba paid by me, and.aU persons in lebted to mo will make immediate settle? ment. HARDY BOLOMON, Jan 20_ RIP VAN WINKLE GRAND CLEARANCE SALES' At the sign of the INDIAN GIRL, are the topics of the day. ODD BRANDS or CIGARS to bo sold CHEAP, CHEAP. CI1EAPI Jag 25_ To Rent, MA STORE, on Main street. Apply tt SEIBELS & EZELL, _Jan7_Real Estate Agents. Apples! Apples1. 1 rv BARRELS NORTHERN APPLES, JA/ 2 Barrels ORANBERRIE8, just r oeivod and for salo by HOPE <t GYLF.H. Mocha and Java Coffees. BAGS Old Oovernmout JAVA, 10 pockets Pure Mocha. For sale low by HOPE A GYLES. 10 E A New Law Firm. LLIOTT & TRADEWELL, No. C Law _ Range R. B. ELLIOTT. Jan 3 JAMEs D.TRADEWELL. Notice. ALL NOTES due and open accounts for 1872 must bo cloved up. We trust this notice is all onr friends will want to make them "oome up." Jan 5_L?RICK ?fc LOWRANCE. - Oats and Corn., Irk Ark RU8HELS FEEDING OAJ S, .\JU\J 700 bushel* White Corn, fori salo low for cash._ HOPE .?? GYLES. Cheat) Pictures. AS there is a domand for cheap pictures, wo have made arrangement!) to make any kind ef PICTURE, and as cfceap as any-1 wherein tho world. Four Tintypes for $1; eisteon Photographs, "cheap," $2; our flue Pictures at the old prices. Como one, come all, and see for vourstlf. WEARN ft IUX'S Dec 11 Bnio-Now Art Gallery, Main street. Se8d Potatoes'. p? f \ BARRELS EARLY ROSE and EARLY ?JU GOODRICH, in lino order, und for sale by ; T10PE.it OYLES. Jewelry, Etc, Repaired. THE undersigned would respectfully in? form our friends and the publio that wo havo commenced business on our own ac? count, where customers of Isaa? Sntzbacher can receive any information concerning work loft with him for repairs. Wo would bo glad to boo his old enstomrrs, and will guarantee enliro satisfaction. Plaiu street, below R. C. Shiver's. McGUINNES & RADCLIFPE, Jan 28 0 _?_Formorly with T. Hulzharhor. Now is the Time. Syf\ r\f\f\ BAOON, al the JowoBt ?vNV/v/V/ pricos over offered in this country. Will mako contracts to deliver al any lime during tho eomng season, at present prices. We pay no root, pay no interest, do most of our work ourpotves, do more husinosa with tho same expense than anv honeo in the Stato, aud ean and will offor inducements in prioaa._LOBIOK A LOWRANOE. Eggs and Sweet Potatoes. i n i \ DOZEN fresh EGGS, I DU 25 bushels 8paulBh SWEET POTA? TOES. For Balo by HOPE t OYLES. EXTRA TRAIN. Sale of Spartanburg & Union HallrnnJ, AN EXTRA. TRAIN will loavo Alston on] MONDAY NEXT, February 8, immo diately on arrival of Qreenville up train, and rcaob Union Court Rouse in time for tbo sale I of the Spart anburg and Union Railroad, re? turning to Columbia same day. THOS. B. JETER, Superintendent. Jan 29_;_G SELLING OFF! niiiiuii Diuuai TUE GREAT CLEARANCE SALES WINTER GOODS'.! COMMENCES MONDAY, January 13,1870, and continues for thirty days. All WINTER GOODS will bo sold without regard to cost, FOR CASH ONLY. Jan 12 lmo_J. H. KINARD. WITH THIS VIEW of closing out our entire stock of Winter Goods, we offer the following articles at less than the regular prices: BLANKETS, OAS-1 SIMSRES, JEANS, FLANNELS, UNDER-SHIRTS, FURS, &c. The stock of DRESS GOODS, Boulevard Skirts, Knit Woolen Goods and Millinery, at less than cost. R. C. SHIVER & CO. J?u 5_ Due West Female College.' THIS is, as to its present organi? zation, the oldeat Female College I = in tho State. ? An able and experienced toacher of Sliibic and tlie Modern iian gnngcH has roecntly been added to the Faculty, in tho person of Dr. Henri Auiainael.of Geneva, Switzerland. The advantages aro equal to tho best, and the oxpeusca as reasonable an those of any good institution. Over ouo buudrod pupils are now proeent. There is room for a fuw more. Applv at onco to J. I. BONNER, President, Duo West, Abbeville County, S. C. Jan 25 lmn CARRIAGES BUGGIES! C1AhL at the Factory East of the ) Post Office and examiiio quality, workmanship and jn-acs before pur? chasing auction goods. Wu cannot bu undtr?oUl in good vehicles. M. J. CALK AN, Agent. JOHN AG NEW, Proprietor. Jan 11 Millinery. MUS. 0. E. REED has b awarded the highes! pn tuiums, : for 1871 and 1*7:!. for the BEST MlLLINEhY, ?;ouM?ting of Ladies' und Children's BON* NETS, HATS and CAl'S. Ladies' Uudorware, Hair, and Fancy Articles of every deccriptiori, which will bu sold al reduced priocB. The public in goneral aro invited to call aud sue f. r themselves be? fore nnr<d'.asir.tr elsewhere. Di c 7 Buffalo Tongues, NEW sugar-cured HAMS, j Breakfast Strips, ijnoked Beef, for salo low. H.OPE A OYLES. Cow Feed. 5TONS SHORTS and WHEAT BRAN, for sale by_nOPE A OYLES. Mince Meat. JUST received, a lot of choice MINCE MEAT. OKO. BYMMKBH. Western Hay. RALES TIMOTHY HAY, for sale low for cash. HOPE A GYLES. 100 A whole family onred of biliousnoss with one box of Hoinltsh'n Blood and Liver Pills [This Is cheap practice. How is it? Wby.tlu p;" ? m d. 1 Oase of SPRING PRINTS just received at O. F. JACKSON'S. Remnants of Embroi? deries and Ribbons cheap, at O. F JA.GS?SON'S. Jan 31 A Desirable Investment! NOT TAXABLE bt tub STATE, CITY OB COUNTY. A SAVING of sbablt Three and One-half Per Cent. Per An. CHARLOTTE, COL. & AUG. R, R. seven feb cent. COUPON BONDS, Secured by a Morlgage on the entire Pro perty of the Road. Interest Payable Semi-Annually, on the 1st of January and 1st of July. The Central National Bank, OF COLUMBIA., OFFERS tor eale the above-mentioned BONDS, at tho following rates: FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, (only $10,000 per mile.) at 82 cents and accrued iutoreat; SEOOND MORTGAGE BONDB, (only $5,000 per mile,} at 75 cents and accrued interest, and recom? mend them to Trustees and others having money to invest, as boing tho most desirable security on the market, for the following rea? sons, to wit: Fibbt.?-They cannot be taxed by Tns State, County on City. The United States Bupremo Oourt, in tho case of the Northern Central Railroad-us. Jackson, (boo 7 Wallace, Supreme Court U. H , pago 207,) decidod that, when a Railroad mortgage is a Joint one,on property lying in two or moro btatcs, the bonds sc? oured thereby are not liable to bo] taxed by either of tho States; and tbo eamo principle relieves them from taxation by County, Oily, or Town. The Charlotte, Columbia and Au? gusta bonds are secured by a joint mortgage on property lying in North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. Second.?Becauso they are absolutely safe, being secured by a lirat mortgage of only $10,000, and a second mortgage of only $5.000 por mile on the cntiro road from Charlotte to Augusta, and on all tho workshops, bridges, franchise and equipment* of said road. Tin no.?Because tho salo ot the first mort? gage bonds will extinguish tho floating debt of tho road, and tho prococdB of the socond mortgago bonds will be exclusively applied to improving tho road and adding to its equipments; thus enhancing the value of the property mortgaged. HFmiiiTU?Becauso tbo bonds aro coupon bonds, aud the interest payable in New York, Charlotte, Columbia or Augusta, at the op? tion of the holder. Thus th y can be col? lected through any bank without exponso. Fimru.?Tho business of the Road is rapidly increasing, und tho property and franchise daily becoming moro valuable?the net earn? ings for the last live months being over fifty por cent, more than for tho corresponding months of tbo preceding year. Sixth ?Theao Bonds aro practically re? deemable m gold, for apecie payment will eer taiuly be resumed boloro their maturity. In? vestors will, therefore, buy with greenbacks worth 87.J ceuts, and receivo their pay at par ?thus audiug a profit ot oveu thiuty cents on the dollar on the First Mortgage Hands, and ovF.BTiiiBTV-ar.ven cents on liio Second Mortgage Bonds, and in the meantime receiv? ing a 'high rato of interest. Finally.?As tlicao Rondo have a fixed value in New York, Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, they aro considered good collate? rals, ou which money can always be borrowed for temporary purposes. JOHN R. PALMER, President. A. G. Bnr.Niscn, Cashier. Jan 21 MI HS RBBDCBD at rui; ORAND CENTRAL Dry Goods Establishment OF W. D. LOVE & CO. PREPARATORY to taking our yearly in? ventory, wo have reduced the prices of our winter stuck, with a view to close them out, to make room for an exteneivo and at? tractive line of SPRING GOODS. Our Bargain Counters contain a great many CHEAP GOODS. We invito all to call and got sorao of tho bargains, at the GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT, comer Main and i Plain streots, undor the Wheeler House. W. D. Love, 1 W. D. LOVE & CO. ! B. B. McCbeebv. \ Jan 11 1 The State of South Carolina. i Jb Elizabeth Evans and David Kinard.ab sent Defendants and Legal Uelrs and Rep? resentatives of John Kinard, who diea intes? tate: YOU arc hereby required to appear at tbe Court of Probate, to bo holden at New berry Court House, for Newberry Oounty, on tho seventh day of February, a. D. 1873, to show cause, If any you can, why tho real es? tate of John Kinard, deoeaeed, described in tho petition of Mary Koon, tiled in my office, shouid not be divided or sold, allotting it in portions, according to law, to Mary Koon, Catharine Kinard, Wm. D , John T., Ooorgo YV., Marttia O. and Mary A. Dolund, Eustace Counts, Wistar Suber, Eva Kinard, Louisa Kinard, Elizabeth Evans, Martha Cromer, Jano Cromer, Catharine Wilson,?? Koon, wife of Wallace Rwn, Bacbman Cromer, Susan Cromer and David Kinard, after hav? ing first sat is lied tho mortgage over theroal estate of said deceased, held by John D. 8u ber, George B. Subor, Jacob B. Suber, Wm. O. Eleazur and JamoB A. Welsh, as Execu? tors of C. Suber, deceased. Given under my baud and soal, thia lGth |i. a ) day of January, A. D. 1878. J. C. LEAHY, Judge of Probate, Nowberry County. FAIU, POPE A POPE, Petitioners' Attorneys. ToJElizaboth Evans and David Kinard, ab BuntDutondants: Tako notice, that the object of tho petition In this action is to obtain partition of the premises described in unid petition, which is filed in tho office of tho Probate Judge for Newberry County, S. C, to bo made among the parties in interest, according to law, after selling so much of said laqd as will satisfy the mortgage over tho same. FAIR, POPE A POPE, Petitioners' Att'ys, Newberry O. H., S. C. Jan 18_sg State of South Carolina--Che st er Co. COURT OF COMMON PLEAB. James B. Heyward, junior trustee, plaintiff, against tbo Andes Insurance Company, of Cincinnati, defendants.-?Summon* for Money. [ Complaint not Served } To the Andes Insurance Company, defendants in this action. YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this aotion, Wilton James B. Hey ward, junior trustee, tho plaintiff, has filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said County, on the 27th of December, 1872, and to servo a copy of your anBweron the subscriber, at his office, at Chester, South Carolina, within twenty days after the servico of this summons on you, exclusive of the day of ser? vice. If yon fail to answer this .complaint within1 the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for tho sum of throe thousand dollars, with the interest at the rate of Beven per coat, and costs. Dated Cheater, 8. C, December 20.1S72. S. l\ HAMILTON, Plaintiffs Attormy. To tbe defendants, tho Andes Imsuranor Company: You will take notice that a summons in this action, of which tbe foregoing is a true copy, was filed in tbo ofiico of tho Clerk uf said Court, at Cheater Court House, for tbe Ooun? ty and State aforesaid, on the 27th d*y of De? cember, 1872; and that if yonjail to anaweraa required in said summons, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for tbe judgment demand? ed in tbe oomplalnt. S. P. HAMILTON, Jan 10 mG_Plaintiffs Attorney. FOR_SALE. A RARE CHANCE for a till IJIHmiT, BEING desirous of changing my business. I offer for sale the entire stook of tbe Exchange House, consisting of BRANDIES. WINES, WHISKIES, GINS. RUM. ALE, 0IGAU8, etc., And all the fixtures necessary to carry on a FIRST OLASS BAR and RESTAURANT. The house is conveniently located, and ar? ranged for private or transient Boarders, and now enjovs a fair patronago. It contains ten FUnNISHED ROOMS, besides two DIN? ING ROOMS, front and back. BAR ROOM and KITCHEN. Attached to tbe establish - ment is a fine Cock-Tit, Stables for Horses, etc. For further particulars, apply to or address T. HAMILTON JOYNER, Dec 14_Colombia, S. C. | New Publications. NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London edi tions, illustrated. New standard works forlihiaik*. New Novels, in cheap binding. Also, a fresh stock of WRITING DESKS. Portfolios, Gold l'eus, Pen-Knives, Pocket Books* Photograph Albums of all sizes, Fancy Brackets and Book Shelves, and a gonoral variety of Letter, Note and Cap Papers, En velopoF and Faucv Stationery, for talc by Nov S R.},. RRYAN. DEXTER STABLES, COLUMBIA, 8. C, DeOrviieu 27. 1872. pi-'et all persons hiring teams at Dexter Stables to VAY for same a* soon as uped: and if Btranpirs wish to hire teams, they innat PAY IN ADVANOE. All persons indebted to Boyce A Co. must, make payment itnmcdiati ly, or their accounts will bo nut inio hands of magistrate for col? lection. C. U. l'ETTINGILL, Dec 2J For Bovert A Cck_ Sanders House. ff-UIlS HOUSE, situated at Ninoty-Six, X Greenville and Columbia Railroad, has been thoroughly renovated and rofurulshcd. Tho traveling pnblie may rest assured that they will be furnished with accommodations socond to none iu tho Ktato, at roasonable rates. SANDERS A REO.. Jan 9 _Proprietors. New Mackerel, pr* f\ KITS Moss and No. 1 MACKEREL. OVr 50 Half and Whole Barrels. Is, 2s. Is. fit) Boxes Scaled Herrings. 600 George's Codfish. -J'HLby_HOPE A GYLES.__ Carriages. CdsRsWP A LARGE STOCK of TOP and W*^W-OPEN punoiF.a. rockaways, OABBIOLETTS, PHOTONS, and a late style of English De g Cart, for sale at vory reason? able prices, at the Repository, oorner Lady and Assembly streets. Nov 17 w. k. GREENFIELD. BELOW COST! TO CLOSE BUSINESS! NO HUMBU&1 WE will tell oar whole and entire ntoak OUBTOM-MADE CLOTHING, HAT8 CAPS and GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS below cost, to clone business. All person* in need of anything in our lino should by al means ombrace this opportunity." 8. STRAUS & bro., Jan 9_Under Colnmbia Hotel. FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING HATS, CAPS and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS!! ! E are rooeiving and will continue to re? ceive through tho season the best w Ready-made Clothing That cannot be surpassed, if equaled, bf any Custom-made. We have the very latest fashions in Moltons, Diagonals, Cheviot Beavers, Tricots, Black DreBB Frock, Black Doo Pants, French and American Dress Yosts, Cloth, Silk and Silk Velvet. A 8pondid lino of Men's, Tenths' and Boys' UNDER-CLOTHING,White tud Fancy Shirts. Cboviot and Negligee Half Hose, Under-wcar; Cardigan Jackets, Neck Wear, Suspenders, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Shawls, Car-, pete and Traveling BagB. SILK HATS?FALL STYLE. 43-Wo havo markod our Goodafor net cash. EINABD & WILEY Oct 1 _ L'fc W. C. SWAM! RE daily receiving additions to their elo . gant stock of CLOTHINGr, HATS amd GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. An entirely now line of MEN S,BOYS' AND CRILDBJSS'8 HATS, li j! Juet received. liv M It , In our Oustom Department wt are exhibit? ing the choicest patterns of foreign and do? mestic CASS1HBBES AND ?ESTINGS. Give us a call. B. & W. C. 8WAFFIELD. Dec 19_ 2 0 0,000 In great varieties. ENVELOFISS! RAND arrival of now and improvodSlap.le " Faucy GRAN and STATIONERY! I ? ? Also, fine CUTLERY and FANCY ARTI CLBS^suiUble for Ladica and Gentlemen. . I A visit to this House may amuse and induce I you to purchase." . I THE BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY BOOK BINDERT Is in fnll operation, ettate; County. Bank and Itailroad Offices and Business Houses of all kinds supplied with Books, Ruled to any pattern, with printed Heading, when re? quired, in all stylea of -Binding, at shorUsl uotico and living prices." E. R. STOKES. Not 24_Main street, Colombia, B. 0. Just Received. A (\f\ CASES CANNED GOODS, 100 boxes CANDY, 60 boxes SOAP, 200 barrels FLOUR, 100 barrels Whiskey, i 100 dozen Axos, . 200 dozen Pocket-Knives, 100 dozen pair* Trare Chains. 100 dozen Door and.Pad-Looks, 100 bundles Ties, 100 balea Sagging. For sale to.da-v, at New York prices an* car? riage, having b?en purchased mainly before the late iDflatod prices. j>n C, ,_L?RICK A LOWRAH0E. Cats. Bran, &o. orvri rushels feeding oats. OUU 5.000 lbs. Bran and Ship Stuff. j?or sale by_HOPE A QYLEB. Boildin? Lot for Sale. SUITABLE for the erection of TWOor mor? Homes. Located corner of Lumber an* i Ball streets. Measures 108 feet each way. I Terms cash. Apply at this Olle?.