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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-06
TO Rent.

ri THE COLUMBIA FEMALE COL
7jnI LEGE, Which for three years past
LII has been occupied as a FIltST-
CLASS HOTEL by Mr.. Il. S. Nickerson, is
again offered for lease for three years,
from 1st September next
The extensive patronage which Mr..
Hichcrson received has given much noto-
liar fitness and eligible location foi. the
purposes Of first. class hotel, render Il
particular description unnecessary.
For terms, &c, inquire OF either of the
following gentlemen: Hon. L. J. ARTHUR,
Or. \. \. TALLEY, l.. u. SEM or ]. W.
PARKER.
Columbia, June II, 1871. June II
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HEPATICA.

HEPATICA.
DANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS-a
Il new aud valuable compound, possess
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OF the liver and stomach, making it a po-
sitive remedy for dyspepsia or Indigestion
and liver invigorator. Try bottle For
sale wholesale at his prices.
FISHER ~ HEINITSH,
Druggists, Agents, Columbia
,]uneooD
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LOUISA MUHLBACn'S LAST,

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New supplies of Surry of Eagles Nest,
Wearing of the Grey, by J. Esten Cooke;
and other new Books among which is a
Sensational Book. Coming Wonders Ex-
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beautiful and fresh supply of Photo
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New Home Songs.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-16

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New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

CRY Nsw.YoRk. DLpARfsySr 90 tiSiscr
BpRElu ~ RECxiyxR rtIH 4
NEW CouRrH rHouss, PAsK, sept "a 1871
NOTICE to oTAX-PAYERS.-NOtice il hereby
IN sr.p the Assessment Rolls oa kes' ,na rsss
are this Office PsyWeps thereof eau We aas
bs,ween the Of q and deiaetsn ~ the nsS
eAeuateI the date VI -
is Beeember will be rsde al ysd pre,sas he W az
ofNo EfRNAkO SNl III hecelteI.-
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
SCIENCE.

HFRMETIc SEAL--A mixture of gclatine and
fES,ne is i0ud T9s vol n,ty Sns 1 yS.nshnSss Tue
heck OF bottle dipped into this moted S ~ w
Desired by repeating the operation
CrnoIrSE-Professor TOzzetti of Florence
has presented note To the FTench Academy m etleerS
which eontans about half ltS weight OF eeroie II.
sstes tha 1t may be procured In such large qnsnutcsa ~
warrant its use IN the industrial arts
IMPROVEMENT IN TIE BLAST FURNACE.-A
French ouru states that NJ Morgan has Increased the
peincon of iron in furnaces sixfoid by giving Them
sor 80 festJ aud blowing into them by p tuyelcs
hollow Is elso consrncted ~ the middle o. the iur
VEIOCIrFDEs.-This~earri which ~ simply
4 saddle sustained before and behind by alarge hight
wheel and snch hight that the rider may nse his own
paris May amateurs who fond Of this sort of vio
nt exercsc have selected tbe vicinity of the cascade IN
between the hoais of and H. showing their skin and
testing their cOmparaiivespeed.
CRonLECH-M. de Closnadeuc has discovered
a small rdesert island in the Bay Of Morbdan France
very fine Crouiech containing more than sixty OneiSKs
o granite forming regular circular OF O ucie IN & 9i
cumierence curious TACT If that 3ny one nam ;1
crnmlech which Is supposed 10 have been q Drmdleal
altar is now dry land owing 70 me m Gi
she de Closmadenc has made large
the neighbOrloOd aud discovered an enormous quantity
Of pottery silar TO thot found IN Celtic ~ arss
number of stone hatcbets.
SAFETY LAMPs.-Mr. Hutchinson, manager of
,ae Rrnslev Gas Works and Mr. wilson, steward Of the
Darded Min ColeE have recently tested the relative
value different kinds of safety lamps when exposed 10
current Of air and explosive gas. Their apparatus con
Sisted of rectangular box about u feet long and II
inches by inches inside attached 10 the nue. OF
hoiIse chimney the draft being threeents OF an men as
Indicated by watergauge and the velocity or the car
Of air being at the rate of five miles an honr' ho
several lamps tested in succession placed at
Of the bOx and at the other was glass
for the purpose Of watching the operation stream oi
gas let into the BOX so as 10 entirely surround
the lamp Every lamp tried produced an explosion OF te
gas. The Davy lamp with shield On me OUTSIDE OF Tue
wire game exploded IN six seconds with The shield on
the inside in nine seconds; che Belgium lamp III ten
seronds the Mizard lamp in ten seconds the small Cany
lamp in seven seconds the large Ciany lamp IN ten
seconds and the Stephenson lamp IN 70 seconds The lat
Ger proved to far superior, but all shown to be
unsafe strong current OF marsh gas or hredamp ana
should therefore be regarded merely rs indicators OF dan
ger when used in mining,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
Sathu Qualifications.
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UORKS OF WASHINGTON IRVING.

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WORKS OF WASHINGTON IRVING,
monthly volumes beginning With October n
n. publishing these editions founded on the fEhhN'
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laid paper fill size l2mo with illustrations Elegantly prhted
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whole set - Is per vol. half calf extra -
This edition will he sold subscribers for The Hbof SET
he libraries and for the center table
e. THE RIVERSIDE EDITONon fne white IN ltmo Ibe
whole will DC Dewy stereOped The elegant manDer IS
the already issued These will be ressued ana con
monthly volumes until completed Green Grape cloth,
Kilt top, beveed edges. 81 rs per vol
q. THE PEOPLES BDITION-Prom the ttetoypSa as the
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SKETCH BOOK Nov Is
Be- on with Magazines on the lth of each month
c. P. PUTNAM G son,
.lM Nak
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
DUBLIC NOTICE. is hereby given mat OF,

e 9Th d.y September 1867 Al proceed to sSN 5uhVS S. .
the follow ne held In and for the tiy snd Cg o
Yors on ,he ofOetober ia1; panel u IS Cr lvs
Court General Sessions; panel 70 Grand jurors %
over and Teymuer un OF Is Pent Jurors or to n te
Sessions, panel Jurors for Coart " oye
twopsncs .f 10, Petit hr Court Psras ani ~
pane for sapeor Coar Psrts spl ~
Of lO4 peGi Jurors Coar. VI Ceyea Pleas psrs ,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

TTyHE GREATEST of WAR BOOKS.
new clifton just ready Of
THE TWELVE DECISIVE BATTLES or IhE
WAR.
BY WI. SwINTON.
Hailed by army press and the publ the most Gst0
bsot the
sheridan says Though history II Is interesting than any TO
nsDse"
say 81 preserve book as the most valuable on the
TbemAs says The campaigns hnpartiAIy recorded
Heary 1t cannot but as W place among be
which remain"
cloth beveod, go priee ~ 20
Half calf maThled edges, $50 pages........'prce "
DICK Il FITZGERALD, Publishers,
l9 Annsf.. New loTk.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
g,ttur,s anS Sflsftirr;.
Chr 6urf.
Chr dnrf
THE PATERSON, n. j., FIFTH FALL
/ RACE M.E1IS1l

rTHE PATERSON, y. j., FIFTH FALL
RACE MHE1IN1l
OCTOBER !. >. aud J, 1911
pospo1nent account of weather. 1d % c-sb o "s
rbe following Sweepstakes and Prclriams ~i ~ kr:
FIRST DAl--TuEsUAl, u- l.
h9'sss
serpls ehse huirre, fo 10;
Distance twice around J. VI VIZ. kHhn"nd cutters
rE & Dare.Deyi. If0 u, crimson. Clyt Ezess sBen
Tarqtrn lao n.
SECOND R,CE-UNpERwooD ~ $40 sn A,es mile heats;
J. H. Dy~hng Uriana Srroh, b. Bs~eltn1sye blue
and red h. Sleety nsod- 6r kadgeri bo-
and orange hcDaB-s Norseg. 3yrsf BY Bresi-
ndg; blue and sash J. = Watson snIers o. b. Dssxar
yrs old hy imp SaIpeiou ani 0rsrge =,
THIRD RiCBTHg ST. LEoEf I0 Closed sh ~ eHtne'i "a
miles
60 horri Prie- jerome enter eh
Clara Clsr,s. 3vrsoh by imp Lrd sco "ss Sfd Ste N
W Cameron d. BraD,, 5gr+od, Y Se1 stses stsi
white and Maltese T. y. Norris eat No - sYrsos o.
mp Bpss; 5000 scarlet solLt " Nssl"a sntsfs
susie NJ l,rsod by imp Scytlil. f6s0 paueo ssd Tri
The R. Railroad special as ac da RON !h 'I oi eass
hers direct 20 the Coursr and l5 return
"s ""' W Wv 4. .. CBEswIId.. see'y
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
OytoE NoAalssloskk ov JssonA (

Ne 3CasxBrxs.sr.. NEw.YoRK Ssptenber 1897.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-The Courts are
IN sboa. opening sndSaron must BE- bad ans aaeopica @
that the Judges ell except for good and on me ~
personal application Of the part snlprnohid 80. -.
he snmnoneo nWs
rper, possible thereafter " tnc ceur here the o""
be closed
Psrsous paw the asruceus "A The ss
Ktsmr'ss must Apply her~. -.
Euroucn &c. sect ny mu be znsseros re-
Lss be attended EI~a frnsu and mesrss
certificates With the note erons ot saj ussp
month o them TO scf,e
II the duty Of every respectable ctna TO assist ts mpes
service al liable Their snr ihcs
serss promptly fully Gsnd aud ~, Jses IN our state soe
Cous wi be called rnlire ~ u shAssea v"
~ several vvsrs
All Who are hat6e fsb exempt viii tine, oloe ase e.
hy IAsy vl "t1h
on and receive courteous attention. @ ne sgy ~esk sA our ~ &
The Judge and the CVnpuer are the ony ps p "W'
the nery,tiioa Of psrts will he ansoeseS =
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
Gorpur1tiau auti,ss.

CORPORATION SALE of REAL ESTATE
~ AT AUCTIoNPubc notice Is berchy gwen s' the
err Of the Skiug w SAh public sussn on mon
DAY the Ieesnye ssesreoln No ~ Brss
vsy psrcs- OF improved aad unmpsS'd ha
ESTATE. belooeug 70 Che Mayor AheiSen and SonmohA' "
City Of New. York . II, -.-, -..,,... =,
may had upon Application a; this Ore@ where VIZ * eH
sher Oct H. 1857, Of the property ~ be sold
deeds will os givsp n al purchasers a.
RICHARD H. CONNOLLY, Cottsoisr
Of Finance Coa,op Yerk. S-t lb o
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
0tntistm.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION Orig
~ mated the anssete Of utrors o1cN sas semsff
manner most approved By neca o,hlBK @ sA
TRACT TEETH and they certainly DO ha WITHOUT PANs
patients testify See their S'ns' al I'VE esee y" S0S'P
Institute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-11
THE TURF.

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB
Gentlemen desirous OF joining the Club respect
fully notified they must make application member
ahp before IL O'Clock Monday morning. the lh insi
my Office Exchange place BY resolution of the
Club election will be made the during
week. JOHN b. IRVING, Secretary.
INAsHIoN NcoURsE.-rRoTTING TUESDAY JUNE IL
at r. NJ. Match for $500 mile heats, three in lve
harness. b. Dohles br Toronto Chei Jr W Borstse.
r. Rapid. j. SIMMONS. Proprietor.
June H. 3P. NJ. Purse Of $500, mile heats, In 8,
in harness. r. Mace, g. Panc and P6fers b. m. Lucy
J. SIMMONS, Proprietor.
U,AsHION COURsE.-rHR THIRD GREAT MATCH
i between Dexter and Lady Thorn will take place Fri
day, June IA, at 3P. VI.
fhs two miles and rePest in harness for 5000
BoaAs James slip halt hour Thirty.
fourth street five iDinute boats from Ninety second
Astoria and from thence course.
Trains from hunters Point AZ f2:N A. NJ. and 80 r. NJ.
also b. reached BY crossng Tenth street
and Twenty third street ferries
Police arrangements for tn. of order the
track. y. SIMMONS, Proprietor
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OFfIeE M PHE AuEnrc.s JOCKEY cruH
i6 Exchar ga place

The Jockey Club landieap Race, to be mt Jerome
Park on SATURDAY, June 3-twenty-one nominations.
Weights to be published June TO- Declarations 10 be made
on or before the 18th OF June
In accordance with the above, publish the weights
be carried by The following horses handicapped
a =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-11

roI.ToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED raE
" anusshesic Of nitrous eras sss a1ninisier y %
shs most approved method do nosk ng but Ehtrc Teeth.
ssd certainly without paln 1v00 pstsst tcsNfy
~ tbSH naiDes ~ tbs sGes, Csepss IpsssRstA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-11

I,oR SALt--HAND>UME YoLS8 BLACK HAWK
Mare. nne roadster, double snxe. Kind sound;
. family horse Inquire o. j. O. SMITH st Adams
zone ga Br oadway.
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EUROPE.

OATH HOTEL. PICcADILLY, LoNDON.-PARLORs
ID have the cheerful OF Pccadiiv, and BEDROOM
overlook the Green Park Brunswick iloei yermyn street
~. James (under entirely managemenf Large ano
small suits of Apartments and coinforlspe Bedrooms.
The above Hotels, situated IN the centre OF The Wcs
End repleie with every convenience. and conducted
with the comforts OF houne. Families and gentlemen
Boarded ON moderate terms
Messrs BIyGLEY Co, Propre.or.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-11

L,OR sALT-A PAIR STYLISH BLACK MATCHED
Horses. iJ1 align trut IN .i0 better aud sound
TO Tanlsn stables, broadway and Thir-
y.eghth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-11

L,OR saba CLOSE MATCHED PAIR OF CHEST
sofrci Mares l5 hauds perfectly sound kins
at bargain. sold for Apply forty fourth
and ifh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-11
DRY GOODS.

7 GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE. n,.
IA Another large of Plain and Fancy Bonner hooohs
from auction, cheaper than last week. p.a,
Bonnet silks anc Trimmings Satns, Millinery and kesi
Laces very cheap. ..,x..
NEW FLOWERS EVERY MORNING,
Dress Trimmings, Gimps, Galoons. new vareueA - 80
Black and colcred silk Velvet Ribbons cheapest ih TINS
city. ~,
Silk Parasos 6ssc T5c., ST. 81 IS and upwards daily
from con and manufacturers Bargains. -.
Yankee Notions, Hoop skirts and Corsets straw iasse
Braids and Ornaments. EDWARD RIDLEY,
3 III aud 3 Grand street and &c. Is and 70 Allen street.
fifth block east OF the Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-11

A 7 GRAND STREET CKEAP STORE.
n just received. OF
BEST KID GLOVES,
at 81 65 pair warranted Also Ladies' Md nieVes
~ 14c Soc 75c 81 and 81 2s per pair silk Thread Stoves
aud Hosiery. PRICES DOWN.
Embroiccries. Linen Collars, Sets, &c, cheap. .
Barpains EDWARD RIDLEY,
500 Si and slI Grand street aud IS and 20 Allen street,
ffthblock east from the Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-11

OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO..
NJ NEw YORK May Is. 1871
Notice that Directors Of this
fafapany tts day decsred dividend a 2t cent
Of the net earnings payable st the ouice o the company
the 10th of June Transfer books will be closed
the 18th day u May ins and re.opened on "Wednesday
- HENRY .. QUINAN. Secretary.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

INDIANS on WILLIAMS FORK.

For some time past the settlers on Will
liams' Fork have suffered from the depreda-
tions Of Indians, and lately they have sue
ceeded in finding the rancherias Of the red
thieves and destroying several Of them. On
the morning Of the 2Sth Of March, the Indi-
ans cleaned out Osborne's ranch on the Fork,
just above the store Of Lightner & Knowles,
taking number of animals party con
sistng Of W. Thompson, Murphy, Osborn
and james, and A. S. Evans Esq Of San Fran
cisco, who was on visit 90 the Great Cen
trail Works, Immediately started in pursuit
accompanied by Ireteba and six Mohayes.
They ran the Wallapais (for such they proved
TO be) to the Wallapai mountains, distance
Of forty miles, before dark, and were then in
sight of the thieves but night prevented
their capture.
Next morning the party returned to the
Fork, and company Of Is men made VI
/ from the Planet and Great Central mines
started out April LIST, and was gone six days
travelling 100 miles. Upon the Santa Maria
branch Of Williams Fork, and not over 81
1
two Wallapai rancherias and destroyed then
and several crops. In one Of the rancheria'
the hide Of a mule known by the brand L
have belonged at the Planet mine, was dis
covered. Traces Of number Of cattle lately
stolen from the Fork were also found Oh
the 5th Of April the Indians stole horse,
from near the Great Central mine, and th,
next day Jose 0rtega, late OF the Arizon'
/ Volunteer, and who took part in the Skull
I iaiiey light, was started out with party d
- Me1ioans, fitted out by the Planet an,
Great Central companies for scout Of on,
month.
There Is = FePGF, that this party has kilie'
43 Indians, but we cannot trace il 20 any au
thentic source a. :. Evans, ESQ. Of the IN
writing from Hardyvile on Sunday last, says
Capt. Young, Of the cavalry at Mohave
mas returned from a scout. At point 2
miles south Of Willow Spring, on the Prescott
road, be killed G Indians and recovered an
imals also destroyed an immense lot Of food
Every body speaks in the highest terms G
the Captainr
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04

WfcKESBuk0-NULTUR MTNE.-The new
Vulture Mil is in active operation, crushing
with ten stamps, about IS tons day. As
yet all the stamps COO have been worked but
a small part Of the time. The engine is per
haps the best yet put up in the Territory. 1t
was built by II. J. Booth & Co, of the Union
Foundry San Francisco, and is of 80 horse
power 1t has Scott 4 Eckarts self-adjust-
ing cutoff regulator, and all the newest i'm
provements. In connection with the mill is
Blake crusher. Adrick's separators and
Handy's concentration are also used.
The buildings of adobe are commodius
and substantial, with roofs Of shingles from
Prescott. The plans were made and the
structures erected by II w Bordwell. mill
wright, who has had large experience in Cali
fornis and Nevada, and seems to understand
mis- business fully. A. X. Gage is his assist
ant Thomas Williams is the engineer The
Vulture mine, as our readers are aware, is
some IA miles from the mill site on the Has
sayaifipa, oisc mile north Of Xiekenburg
The claim of the Nulture Co. consists Of BOG
feet, the original discovery claim of Henry
WickeRburg. There are two shafts each
about 30 feet in depth. showing large vein
of pay rock The quantity OF surface rock
is very great 1000 tons are now ready for
the min lager & Co. of Fort Yuma, hav,
the contract for hauling at $40 per ton: they
carry 30 tons per day. The orc worked tC
this time shows few sulphurets, and has re
turned an average of $50 per ton. The gold
bars pass at the rate of 81 per ounce.
]. ID. Cusenbury. the superintendent, has
gone to San Francisco with james w. Brooks
president Of the Nulture Co, to investigate
certain Of the legal entanglements in which
both mine and mill are involved The i'm
preston at wickenburg is that the New York
and San Francisco capitalists will so manage
il "a to leave Messrs. Nickenburg and Cusen-
bury "out in the cold We trust such will
not be the case for d any men are entitled
to advantage from the working Of the Nul-
tnre, they are; and whatever the einitsTrass.
ments or speculations of the Company their
interests and rights should be scrupulously
regarded.
Arizona miner., 1867-05-04
NEW MEXICAN NEWS.

From late numbers Of the Santa Fe Ga
setie we CLEAN the following:
The New Mezicaa having intimated that
Gen. Carleton has received for his private
use moneys collected in Dona Ana county,
by military authority when there were no
civil courts open here, We are prepared to
give that paper the sum Of FIVE hundred dol
lar~ for proof Of the truth Of its iusinuation
that win satisfy any three impartial men in
the Territory.
win it undertake the proof for this re-
ward or will it do as IL has done ON former
similar occasions remain silent and thereby
admit that il has without any cause, attemp-
ted TO do injustice 20 this worthy offcer3
A correspondent Of the Gazette recommends
Col. Ceran ST. .yraiD for Delegate to Con-
eresss
'oy. Mitchell returned 10 the city by 80
eastern coach which arrived on Tuesday