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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-28

The military orders prohibiting the
wearing in Richmond of the gray
uniform, adorned with Confederate
buttons, is strictly enforced.
( A paper may be sprightly without
being savage, humorous without
being vulgar, and sharp without being
scandalous.
= Ladies fret not over small losses.
By such weakness you will soon have
that great loss, the loss of beauty, to
fret over.
Why are chickens necks like door
bells? Because they are often 'rung
for company.
Shreveport, Louisiana, claims the
largest cotton business of any inland
Southern. city. s..
It is rumored in Washington that
Mr.. Bancroft is to be the next Secre-
tary of State *
The Methodist Church North mas
offered to take the negroes of Texas
under its protection.
1872, 1887 Balmoral skirts were made
in the United States last year.
Divorce agencies flourish in the
West. - tt
st. Louis is to have an $500, 900
theatre.
The coolies are kicking up sad
row in Havana.
Pekin is to have Catholic cathe-
dral.
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South CaroEna---Richland District

Money Reilly rs: ". s. Reilly, r. p. Nc
Cants, Q. Y. McCdnts ct al.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il Robert Z. McCants, Cecilia V. McCants
and VIM: Nd. Reilly, defendants in the case
above stated, are and reside beyond the
limits Of this State: It is ordered, upon
motion of complainant's solicitor, that
they appear and plead, answer or demur
to the bin filed in this case, within three
months after publication of this order, or
the bill will be taken pro confesso against
them. D. B. DKSAUSSURE, g. E. r. D.
Jan 80 tul2
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TO RENT.
Nomination for the MavoraItv. ;

Nomination for the Mayoralty.
MANY friends Of DR.. EDWARD SILL
hereby respectfully recommend him for
the Mayoralty of this city, at the election
to be held on the first MONDAY in April
next.
1t will no doubt be remembered-espe-
cially by citizens of somewhat mature age
that, some years ago, DR.. Sill was called,
for three consecutive terms, to preside
over the municipal affairs of Columbia as
its 1ntendant, without salary. He is, there
fore, not without experience in the duties
Of the Office. If, then, in the present
aspect Of things, there is need of our pos
sessing the quslifications Of industry,
fidelity, economy and thorough business
habits, coupled with official experience,
into whose hands must be committed the
administrative affairs of the city-then
will these all be found, in great measure,
united in the individual hereby nominated.
Dec 81 tn
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Payment Of City Debt by an Issue
of City Six Per Cent. Stock.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER,

OFFICE CITY TREASURER,
CHARLESTON, S. c., February IA, 1866.
\HE City Treasurer is ready to ISSUE
IL CERTIFICATES for the amounts OF
interest due to Stockholders on tho 1st OF
January, 1866, and the redcemablo Stocks
and Bonds remaining due at same date, in
pursuance of the City Ordinances ''To
Provide for the Payment of Arrears OF
Principal and Interest on the City Debt by
an Issue Of City Stock"
The Certificates will be issued to the
names Of Stockholders as shown by tho
books Of the Office, and delivered only to
the parties therein named, their legal rep
resentatives or attorneys appointed to re-
ceive and receipt for the same.
In all cases it will be necessary that
parties who wish to draw their interest
through agents shall give new orders or
powers OF attorney, and renewed evidence
Of legal representation will be required
The books for tho issue and transfer of
this stock will be open every day until the
18th Of March, and re-opened on the LIST OF
April next.
The Ordinance Of February IS, 1866. di-
rects that ''Tho City Treasurer shall be
authorized to pay such portions of stock
as shall be less than ten dollars in curren-
cy, 80 that there shall not appear on any
Certlhcate OF Stock fractional sum Of
than ten dollars, and 80 that no new
certificate shall be for aless sum than fifty
dollars"
These Certificates will bear interest, pay
able quarterly, from the LIST OF January.
1866. A. CAMPBELL,
Fob "A 10 City Treasurer.
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Notice is Hereby Given.

fsNHAT, at the expiration Of three months
Il from this date, application will be
made to the Washington and New Orleans
Telegraph Company for renewal of GER
TIF1CATES of seven shares of stock of
said company, held in the name Of Edward
Sill, dated and numbered as follows: 23d
March, 1850, No. 672, for three (3) shares;
9th July, 1851, No. 75S, for two (2) shares,
and 18th December, 1851, No. 8l7, for two
(2) shares; the originals having been lost
or mislaid. EDWARD SILL.
Jan 5 mos
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The winter on the Pacific coast has
been unusually severe. 200 Mormons,
on the way to Montana Territory, are
known to have perished. Accounts
from the Northwest represent the
season to be very severe all through
that section. Instances of entire
families freezing to death are record
ed. One man persisted within three
rods of his house.
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The meanest reason for getting
married that we ever heard was from
q man who said he wanted some one
to part his back hair for him.
= Punch.
Fool! In a year he wont have any
back hair to part.
Two lunatics met in an asylum in
England, loved. courted. married and
become sane.
Counter-irritant.
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ATTENTION!

MI EMBERS Of the Governors Guards
I'VE and Columbia Greys, late Of I'd Regi-
ment S. c. v, are requested to meet at the
ONCE once OF the City Clerk, TOMORROW
(Thursday) EVENING, at 7 O'Clock, for
the purpose of forming consolidated
company. Feb % Q
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims against Be
N VERIFY ". MEANS, deceased, will
present them duly a,testcd to the under
signed, and all persons indebted will mako
payment to Mrs. B. w. MEANS, Ex'x,
Feb ths8" At Winnsboro, s. @.
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LUMBER.

YIHE undersigned are prepared to fur
Il nish LUMBER, Of all kinds and in anv
quantity. at short notice-delivered either
IN Columbia or at the Mill. Orders can be
left with T. H BERRY, at Thos. J. Gibson,s
store, Main street. HALL & LONG
Feb % In,
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A shark would make a great mis-
take in swallowing corple of doctors.
They would be sure not to agree
upon his stomach. - 54
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I'll O M E.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
sAAAAAAA4 @A.
CAPITAL, ALL SUBSCRIBED,
$1,000, 600!
AARON WILBUR, PRESIDENT.
n. A. COHEN, SECRETARY.


DIRECTORS:
A NDREW LOW, Horny. Brigham, J. R.
~ Wilder, John Richardson, H. W. La
throp, John W. Anderson, VIM. H Stark,
Henry Lathrop, W. N. Habersham, J. n.
Graybill. Octayius Cohen, John Lama, A. j.
Miller, E. c. Wade, Aaron Wilbur, John M.
Cooper, N. A. Hardee, Jos. S. Claghorn;
J: G. L. Martin, Eufaula, Ala; John Bones,
VIM: s. Roberts, Augusta; D. 7. Wilcox,
Daniel Griffin, Columbus; E. c. Granniss,
J. B. Ross, Macon.
Assets Per Talue, Janu1ry 1866.
r. r. and City Bonds, all good, SIS, 800;
R. r. Stocks, all good, 5000; Bank Stocks,
5000; Coupons, all good, 10, ITO; Cash and
cash items, Il, 1872; U. S. Bonds and Notes,
753; Bills Receivable, new, 7,155; Bills Re
ceivable, old, .6,731; Bank Bills, 3,s22; In
surance Stocks, 29,300; Cotton Account,
l31, AZ; total, 237, ,0s0; unpaid capital stock,
2,000, 900; State of Georgia Treasury Notes,
SO, 124.
For INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE, apply to
n. E. NICHOLS, Agent,
Feb "a Columbia, s. c.
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'slrable Family Residence for Sale o,
Rent.
BV LEVIN e. PETXOTT0

E;;i THAT handsome Two-story BUILD
lNG-the late residence Of Major J. D.
Hll!-situated on the corner of Gadsden
and Lumber streets, near the State Arse
nal. The building. contains eight we'll
Out-buildings, such as Servants Rooms.
Stable, Carriage House, &C., complete Tho
lot contains half acre, fine garden spot,
well of fine water, DC. Apply as above.
corner OF Plain and Assembly streets.
Feb 25
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In San Francisco, miserable man
who picked up waterfall had the
temerity to inspect its conteuts. He
found an old shoe, three newspapers,
o live mouse and turnip.
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VIII sell, at the Yard known as Cruik-
Il shanks' lanyard, Pickens District. ten
miles from Grecnvillc c. H, on WEDNES-
PAY, pa 7th March next, at auction, that
SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND, containing
about III acres-200 acres open, rs Of
which is bottom land; the balance in woods.
On the tract there is one of the best TAN
NERIES in the State There is also a
BARK and CORN MILL, worked by water
power, and all necessary buildings, on the
place: The lanyard is in full operation,
working 12O vats OF all kinds. Corn Mill
self-sustaining. The tract is situated on
Brushy Creek. waters of Saluda River, in
Pickcns District.
At the same time and place, will be sold.
The CATTLE, HORSES.
MULES, HOGS.
CORN, FODDER, POTATOES.
1000 lbs. BACON.
60 cords RED-OAK BARK.
For further information, apply At the
lanyard, or to me, at this place.
JULIUS c. SMITH.
Auct'r and Commission Merchant.
rep Il Greenville, s. C.
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Venezuelan
EMIGRATION And LAND co,

I5NHE undersigned, having been appoint
Il ed y Director in the above Company
for the State of South Carolina, is author
lzed to issue $500 grants, of 1880 acres
land each, in the Province of Guayana and
Kepubllc OF Venezuela, S. A., to persons in
this State falling within the terms of the
grant made to DR.. H. NJ. Price, of Virginia,
President of the Company, upon their pay
ment of Office fees and $50 for passage
money.
He is also uthorizcd to sell $500 shares
OF the capital stock OF said Company at
$1,000 per share, which will cntitle the pur-
chaser to the same quantity of land per
share and joint stock interest in all the
profits of the Company, whether derived
from the sale Of unSranted lands, from
mining. from navigation or from any me-
chanlcal enterprise. Purchasers will be
required to pay one-half in cash-the ba-
lance at the call of the Direction They
Will not be required to emigra in order to
enjoy the benefits of their pu chase.
1t is supposed that thG coloDy will locate
near or behind Caroni, which is on the
Or1noco River, in the province of Guyana.
The first emigrant steamship will sail
from Norfolk, Va, early in April, and it is
for providing shipping under tho control
OF the Company that funds are most need
ed. He will give any further information
on this subject in his possession, either in
person or by letter: but all letters to him
requiring answer must contain four postage
stamps. CAMPBELL. r. BRYCE.
Feb 27
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:nTeaexraph.
New york nrarRet.

is New Yoflk Market.
New yonK,s February 26. Cotton more
active:S Sales to-day 1900 bales, at As
cents. Gold, at 81 cents premium.
New York. February 27.-cotton declir-
ing Bodybuilding quoted at 43ac.
AN @ ASTONISHING SECRET.
German papers announce the death,
at Magdeb eburg, of q learned physician.
DR.: julius Won dem Fischweiler, who
in his will has left the world the fol-
lowing scientific secret, viz: That his
own great age, 100, is entirely to be
ascrlbed to his constant habit of
sleeping with his head toward the
North, and the rest of his body in a
direction coinciding as closely MS pos
sible with that of the meridian. that
Is, with his heels to the South. From
persisting in this habit, the learned
doctor considered that the iron con-
tanned In our system, finding itself in
the direction of the magnetic currents
which are constantly flowing over the
surface of the globe toward the
North Pole, becomes mngnetized and
thus increases the energy of the vital
principle.
CURE FOR THE SMALL Pox.-A
friend has kindly given us the follow
ing recipe for the cure of small pox:
The mode of treatment is IS fol-
lows: When the preceding fever is at
its height, and just before the erup-
ton appears, the chest is rubbed
with croton oil and tartaric ointment
This canses the whole of the eruption
to appear on that part of the BODY,
to the relief of the rest. It also
secures "a full and complete eruption,
and thus prevents the disease from
attacking internal organs. This is
said to be the established mode of
treatment in the English army in
China, by general orders, and it is
regarded as perfect cure.
INCREASED Cosr OF L1v1Na.-A COM
mittee from Boston recently visited
Albany, New York and Philadelphia,
with the view of inquiring into the
comparative cost of living in those
cities, the condition of the markets,
&c. The committee found that the
increased cost of living in Boston was
126 per cent. greater than the cost of
living in 1860; that the increase in
Philadelphia was $50 per cent. greater
than Ill 1860, and in New York and
Albany still greater increase. What
Is the per centage of increase in the
cost of living in Baltimore over 1860
we have no means of definitely ascer.
tanning, but should suppose it to be
at least 125 per cent.-lSun.
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TUST received lot Of SODA, con-
eB GRESS, SEED, Sugar, Vino, Lemon,
Butter, Picnic Biscuits, and Pilot Bread.
Jan 81 JOHN @. 9ERGERS.
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A Pittsburg paper says: 'There is
new class of thieves at work now, one
that has but lately been recognized
by the police in the East, although
the same game has been successfully
played here. These fellows travel in
light wagon, drawn by fast horse,
pull up suddenly, when they see
chance. and, having jerked some bale
or barrel into their vehicle, drive
rapidly away, and are seldom caught.
sE1zED.-We learn that seventy or
eighty bale of cotton, stored at
Pendleton, have been seized by the
Federal authorities. Much of it is
sea island, valued at from one to two
dollars per pound! The Federals
claim that it is confederate" cotton,
whilst those who were in possession
maintain that it is private property.
Keoacee Courier.
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The latest novelty in photography
is fashion of taking portraits on
porcelain watch-dials. BY this de-
vice, one is constantly reminded of
al absent friend; and the photogra-
pher, mindful of the transitory ma
ture of human attachments; adyer-
tises that they may easily be removed,
ii necessary.
A cotton press and warehouse COM
pany has been formed in Galveston,
Texas, With a capital of 81, 900, 900,
$40O, 600 of which has been invested
already in cotton. Another cotton
factory has also been established at
Houston.
IMPORTANT SUIT DECIDED AGAINST
= BANK. proprietors of the
Baltimore Sun have just gained a
verdict against the Chesapeake Bank
for $4,000 in gold, placed in the
bank as especial deposit" in 1861.
The bank wished to pay in currency.
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Peruvian Guano.

HAVING made arrangements to be con-
IL stantly supplied with the above FER
TlLlzER, am now prepared to fill orders
at Charleston figures and importers prices,
freight added. L. r. LEVIN.
Feb 27 Auctioneer and Com. Mercf't.
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Lot and Building.
By q. r. PhiIlips.

ON MONDAY next, the 5th March, (sale-
day. at IL o'clock a. NJ, will sell, at the
Court House, by order of the Trustees,
A LOT on the North side of Medium
street, between Gates and Assembly streets,
with the building thereon. known as the
McG:2,:. Street Church. The lot contains
one-fourth of an acre. The house is about
25 by 40 feet. Terms cash. Feb n
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Notice.

TOHN C. SEEGERS, Of Columbia, is my
81 Sole Agent for the sale of the different
kinds OF BISCUITS, CRACKERS and
PILOT BREAD manufactured by me. He
will sell them at Charleston 1cholesole
prices, freight added.
J. c. H. CLAUSSEN.
Charleston, January 81, 1866.
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iasgs New Ycof;k AlarHkct. s
New YonK, February 2s. Cotton more
active:@ Sales to-day 1900 bales, at As
cents: Gold, at 81 cents premium.
NEW York. February 27.-cotton declir-
ing to-day-niddhng quoted at 4ssc.
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Am,uaersaenfn.

MAsoNTc HALL.-There was a very good
audience mt Masonic Hall last night, and
the auditors seemed exceedingly pleased
with the performance. Miss Ada Webb's
/" Loves Chidings" and her Protean char.
acters In the ,afterpiece were. highly up.
plauded. Her Dutch song was y whole
show " in itself, and fairly brought down
the house, Miss Emma webb's recitation
OF "T'he Maniac" was truly fine perform
anoe. Mrs. GoIden's songs and Highland
fling were Incompatible, and gave new
proofs OF her extraordinary talent Hiss
Richmond has n delightful voice, but Ia
too modest and timid when appearing
alone on the stage. She sang far better ON
foriaer occasions. Mr.. seamon's comic
song was overwhelmingly funny, and re-
ceived deafening applause. Morrison and
Grant viii sing well with practice and a
greater cultivation of ,nerves; they are be-
glnners. Ola Bob was himself, and that is
saying all that is necessary. faaS
Tonight, at the New metropolitan, Miss
Ada and Miss Emma Webb take benefit,
on which occasion the former win appear
rs Beauty" with songs aud Duets, and
the latter will personate "Juliana," In the
+" Honey noon" Mrs. Bella Golden Will
represent "The Beast" alias Prince Azor,
and "Volante.n he4sfl fsta f8fio
The bill Is one of the most attractive that
has been presented this season, and, eom-
bined with the rare personal attractions OF
the charming beneticiaries, cannot fail 20
NIL the theater 10 Its utmost capacity.
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GIBSON COUNTY IfEMs.-The late sown
| wheat crop IN Gibson County, we learn,
LOOKS thrifty and healthy The early sown
has been considerably Injured by fiy. The
corn crop IL very fine, both In quality and
In breadth or ground planted The work
of gathering has already commenced. The
hog crop is rather light.
The Gibson Court OF Common Pleas con-
vened on Monday, Judge Robinson on the
/ bench. There are several Important cases
on the docket. The most important, per-
baps, IL that OF a woman, whose maiden
name was Nancy Seals, against the r. & q.
Railroad for damages claimed for an in
jury alleged to have been received in July
lust, az Fort Branch. The facts as we
gathered them were about as follows: The
bob tail ran Ms TN excursion train that day
brought crowd OF people TO Fort Branch
20 attend some celebration. The plaintiff
got or the car safely, and MS she stepped
on the acIt stepped upon the end OF a tie
and sprained her ankle severely, breaking
or rupturing some OF the ligatures. She
WAS n very heavy woman. At the time
she did not seem 10 blame the road for the
accident, but we are told that since then
she has been Induced 10 bring suit against
the road, laying her damages at $1,000
These are substantially the facts ns they
were related TO as by one who was on the
train, and when no suit OF the kind was
anticipated There IL also dog case on
the docket, which promises to be an inter-
esting but rather expensive affair. II is
an appeal from Justice OF the Peace nj
Hazelton, who rendered Judgment against
the plaintin in appeal for SO, for killing
a dog. There are about fifty witnesses in the
case. who, with two lawyers, win run up
heavy bill OF costs. ii' i'i Anf0.iaa
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A Crown Of GLORY.

@ IA Crown OF GLORY. Zoe
aswsfy Man, Woman ana chiidwno hns
snmg91
SIkhbINi'S.AM RR0SIA
shg@ullng 70 recommend II. Three years
zaFFuptdiy incroasiiig sale hAvS Iss,Ids the
aapnssbsia famous ali over the world sssiIJ
IT rs wARRA SfED 10 Pf.n AssbrIIo sos s
O. cures Itching of the Hdad. ,' En-, ~
fHaA4fnAkeH new Hair grow on pat,a Ig.a.s.
flsel zDfaYents the Hair from Fail lss., o,esf
LII rnndAIA the Hair Soft ANA lliasss,s 1850
@raeanses the Scalp, Cools the ueaiaI pro,,,
1aAmnnpves pandnlIf, Cures Nafvnr,sa f tifs0|
sn8he, Cures Badness, Ensures Iuxnrtern,t
&4nOukA Inclines Hair 10 Curl. snncres,t,asss
NtgS, Kills Hair Gators effect apparont ~
szmn1e.
NN # TO THE LADIEs ~
sxneway, the A rnbrosia win suit YOU tn a n
tsET1nganfiy put up. pclicatoiy perrnnsed
Ne0fronized by Opera Singers and Actresses
11Asid In splendid boxes on cartons. contain.
fszA two large tsottles-No. for morning
Aasl@. FLOR evening.
There "a no mistake about IL, STER
LINUS AMBROSIA IL the best, mos
( agreeable and effective toilet in the world
11o prove this, try carton.
Sold BY Druggists
-SrisRLfN0's AAfBRosIA MANUFACTURERS
COMPANY.
2lb Fulton street, New York.
Aovi2dwiy.
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not well posted, but IL is doubtful If they
viii take IL more than year two longer.
Time should be taken In curing and pee
pairing tobacco for marlket-ioss is incurred
by hurry. Dealers should not undertake
TO do too much, but should limit their
operations TO their ability TO handle well.
The profits Of dealers viii largely depend
upon the manner IN which they prepare
their tobacco for market.
There are few OF our farmer friends but
are more or less Interested in the Tobacco
Market There Is little question IN our
mind that more remunerative crops can
be raised than tobacco at present prices
Planters able and endowed with sufficient
patience 10 hold on, may realize rcmunera-
tive prices.
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WMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

sEze invite the special attention Of ouI
samssaFs 10 DIR. Eaeterly'e advertiser snts
'Sananh can BIO seen in our advertising c.,i.
ssDEa. Or. Easteriy's Family Medieii.,a
deeervedly popular, have a rapid sale
.ns general Satisfaction, and arc kept IN
4 Eho principal sdrug. Sores throngh9ui
s@ Western and Southern States. IL wiz
sseen that DR.. EasterIy docs not reeom-
<Ennd one medicine to cure all diseases
tiaaaL prepares n remedy for each paftieniill
disease, which can be relied upon TO cure
sMV40
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mw- roLGATE's AROMATIC soAP.-A
szsssnsior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
wprssable Oils, in combination with ely
4smnizaa,s and especially designed for the nae
asfrEn41ies and for the Nursery. lbs perfume
sasnEaniaite, and It's washing properties un-
-bsAdled. For sale by all druggigts.
mmREas dAwly
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ALARM or FfRE-There was n fire alarm
yesterday afternoon, caused by the burn
Ing out OF fac at the residence OF Mrs.
sch@nneld. on Cherry Street, between
second and Third. No damage done. The
two steam fire engines were on the spot
with. a prom ptneW that was indeed grati-
Tying and presages n more satisfactory
celebrity IN nlayeneutand q greaters aftic-
iency than has marked the history OF our
Fire Department FOR the past Several
fnontha1onnaV rs 3oul taou-l8GdW bnA
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D1sAProISTMESrs.-W had expected 10
receive, last evening, synopsis OF the
proceedings of the Episcopal Convention
yesterday, ana 70 haye attended the meet
ing of tho Builders Association last night.
We failed To receive the one and forgot the
other until IL was too late.
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A HEAVY RoBBERY.-Miss McIxernon, a
passenger on the Charmer, was robbed on
Wednesday night, while on her way up
the river. OF u check for 49, 800 and about $40
In money. Her portmonie and her wallet
Were both ahstractod. from her pocket.
The check was drawn payable TO her order
and was not endorsed. It will, therefore,
be OF no profit to the adroit rogue who abb
stracted IL.