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, 1869-10-05

sharp Practice On sChauxr,

me ord,rar, e1cstemen. on Change received
aaalhooal trpesus yesterday morning b5 the a.
nouneement snat one Of The nemoe.1 Of the Boarl
Of TFade, = Joung man named J. F, Anlr.wa haa
reaafed between s, COO to $4,000 on bogus pur-
~ Tnasa and ka!ea Of wheat, ant shsconded WITH
~ ssst F5,a, ne purchased on Change, from diuer-
under HFatie Nhea1 Rsvtng II return bts check on
;ss Aesssh Cusaman Hardin, bsnters When
tee cotcsa we're presented 1t Vas discovered
tnat tRefe we're DO funds 10 Its crrJt
And!cFa bad Been In the habit of
kecplnH knAl eums 10 hts hcccuni at tho trttitt,.
lion, but neEer any amount equa, to the deusnd
mAue yesterday. Search was then tnxdc for Inc
on5eE. but he could nowhere be forud. He Ind
sold nls HA!ehousc rrce!p,s and ahscouded, 1t Is
fnfnleed, either 2 Canada or California. Soucca
we're Posted on Change, 3ester1sy. warning par.
tSa from nego!iasinR tckets for the casloads thus
told Anohg the parties sEtnd1ed By knis bars
faced operation arc Geo. N. Hove, foer
G1sr.losasi 1,a! s. Il. McRae. sxo csFlosos;
!so car.loada; II. +. Lewis Co, one CARLOAD; ;J.G
sss Me'es - c.. one carload; prcsster, Freeman /
CARLOAD. EsCh car Contained About s3a huahcIs
, 1869-10-05
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. ooroBhR i 1seo

md q upon her acting dcpsuda IN prr,t m,,,
csn,ne ~ sneen representation Of tic nioca n
deTed It ihe Museum as%a r. n H. adeqssiely ia.
rsagsa doe. n Do cau foS tic VERY ,a,nInh.a: naa r.
stonea1L and Miaa aasie claer ~ s,1d LlnasD. ass
aeTstM paftA allotted 10 them ycrr aco.v,.5 v.5 tae
~ A' VII 'e es.ta "a ne nsa boards dunna she week.
T.. night the 'taat III foo aS1.3 n ,t..,.a..
uEtsn. olrer rwht" VA pqt nooo 70 ~, tsom qa
hers. Dickens cannot BE- drsm.n,M Me pecesssJ
hta .ex a eve their peculiar fLdiyldusit, eof. "
ibem. and sne9 IN sss sas s5 shs feature axsJ non
seq1eace, eetnrs Who III III sS ets.ttona A.
issi he1n,,a sh Of Daeseas ehaacsers hs1e hsTd
tss er1s3ns IL, - ~ 1aY S.ns say :hss ass<
owe tSet1 I1 e .c.s d TaeJ
,as 70 10 %Hsa Psna e &: b. .os.
an1To arast To dranssize Mciepns 'ae e p5'En'E Ha,s
scser. s aI I'D issf; MAJ. TO take one of bis cs.i.
n,eatas estade Of hi. "Ss %e h'e spa
invem,he'nnE IS ,hs ate Prouetnesa sparx nsa1n1s
CONS np to rne sns ups11 noass st aoE
I'm Nefens. ts becanse the thtn1 IL t,e4tsa ..@af
AID III she ~ as1s Pr. e. 70. taeae no aseac
y only 70 be felE IN large ooncnT+ses =. sMcn
finspiation ~ M dstetts nofttng 70 much !. vsssrs
aiWays soeo%hsa pass tos arst niGns Of aoY pay i
ssome, !o1ewarmness q Tue part of others s.,
nNeang, fang1ing, ard bupano m ~ aoo
ng XIG ~ S. vhcn u terribly enhsfraav
Iousc lsst Mini consehded against II the Opera
nan,,!1 A. Fagsa, Mekea R.as4o bardl, realized N.
ston Of raa alsoeesher TOO trsxSai rhsr ~ seaas.
ths Isss 49, q'Ue pIs sao thundr tok- Tevlo1s 10
be nrstcls.t @ 1iScnS r. II mgss tsu,aay Be said 10
mout-Aezods uefod." Of eesinse ses 1ss, ae rather
Hoa Voc 'ass r. Of H. Reputation taas fbe geuiea.a
tuoua' ma, ma H. s Il nay be rather presamp
en!ic 70 h2ve an opinion 0ol CHICAGO
,Eeass. nnLe ne msits ~ Nancy syasa, wss Rrest
espuon Of The character Is cornn1cse ,. ass con-
me- sss sRes., en- al ss souss
- esS-aaoEss y 61Hstte, WAS very xuod ann S4,s11,
a Ell @nsaGent applause Litslo Jessie RoarM HSa se's.
Sloa1 = III. -,5.I r. toe rial general faretlte NJ
mnrE lie eT,densiT tsnqSa SSen,sdet.ey Fsa under
n.{ rst s 70 Inc Stage Nad all that VAS n h.
ia isonnai y, n,m- refnaps he was rtaht Ipesne.
Catmen, Was an enriEe laiIu.es .S%t S"H % a!ss
q & ~ eoest !onDg lady, doubt, but scrsd,ns
m husia~1,- OF these two eeInen,s ss 1ofss and
ss utterly destitute. The o;her cs.Tacsa-, Een HI
'sos,.n represented, aua helped 10 exc out ,ta
'@A1Ao u tae evenings entertainment
7,o pRAR1uKk rHIArRE
aaS MlnaiFelo MAINTAIN tnejr rrnntxnnr at ~.
III Il ana sqca 'ass evening prssented prozrzmme
s.cn tnsss aus "a amas'as t,Ss s9ase
IN Eeoo FIX - eref. L cuiilo gave cisrsonet :
srias B. t ne "a
4, nn oae 9f hia peculiar ballads, asd 1on a.
a saai fecepso1 son fS',eMea .,n neslng .its tse
fstkt, rudolph, and Dunnle ca,na ,,a1t Fed
,.o.ed b Lttile Eddie n eios tsnec aug 20
uanits of ns,Inss a1zhsole farce created my
v9ss ums and a2aIu. Frank BoEie. auw9 ns,qad dne
1s6s1 fnsns sol9 + nhien ~ maa rendered vs1, sweet1
ound up tas IL n;1, very ndicalous II ayesty, =
Tnt, .r.ov 1Hk uIhERH1coN
, 1869-10-05
The elrY IN BRIEF,

a FAIR OF CHICAGO SHARPRRs have ,,cen y1c.
tlnzlnE The farmers in the ylc,aliy OF Davenport,
loFs, BY unique sort OF confidence ra1us T.hev
recently drove mp In stylish buggy to shs uev,f.
erected house OF d farmer named Jansen. "a
*nom they proposed to patnt bis dwelling xr1tas,
he 1907 oa 81 eotos nnd .t0 "
that he help them to .ct the Custom Of >,is nrion.
n',. eorH inc ia1x OF the house got them up good
Jansen to write his name on q printed naner
merely that they might hare his adarcss Ind
tae! would forward the paints. lie did sn and
rs nls Raetts dcparssd 1ansen soon found, thtougo
Tor $500 to pretended agenis ol one IA i. Dass-
le.t manufacturer OF nre proof cement or metallic
Chicago, illiuos." The. have nrohnSI 4 INV, !:
ne hote eetore This, mud are now It h1ue enjoy
tr1p. va >"e1 '-1 q" f'o@su'o
~. OFFICERS veklkKx 1nd Londleau, OF the Flrss
csenlnE. oteerved sxo men prowiinr about tne
ttnneyaM adjoining ysn Darcn Atteer. ThtT
no1nTse ana 9o.eEssd that tho sknkers were 10
called npon shcn to hat, bat tns,esd Of rot1n,I.
nrr tan ~n eax nc qe@sSd nas they took 70 ega Tic
uron their heels ihat one Of ;hsn ,,M 10 eoseiy M
6nHeT., az .a,,n nnsIy came 70 hat Ths osher'
aud one Of sne oMcets ,nsj, dfs9 h,a nis .pseo.
aud nfed ai1er The fugitive. Tne MI
sttuct Tho frame OF the mirr1r and tnociod r..
oaSk o. Ins gla.. fell from BIZ hands but
tass kep' or his sa{ and made bis escape Tnc
h!a name % paFe Brown. It IL believed that ina
mirror wffe sto!cn 1t Sunday evening : Ore ID
that uciKhbo.hood, and were hidden in tRc stoue-
5aro. anu ca1lrd Tor last evening, With The dlsas
tfous result inst relaIcd.
II me on1IuAKr Sor1cR at Colonel Hammond.
Vuo.lshed on SUNDAY. fcv erroer crcpt Ia on &C.
Mnlnt H. oi inc dlmc1sJ Of Ectun1 exaci Information.
VIZ ~ Dorn 10 sJdnef, Delaware County, New
ss soss. and not y coopelstown. lie came 70 CHI.
Se. TReo - Isa9. ne HAs in command OF ht1 reg1-
Ment, nat had lett the aerTfoe before he obtained
~ ,s som!niss'on = Colonel lie led i'd comm Ind
- tne basae OF Cnicklm1ugs. wherc, II Well u ia
other neld. be 1id gallant scsTiooI Coiooti Ray
nmn mnna !el! oniy Two ca!!arcn. lie Was buried on
oonoAt n GfactlAnd CcneteiJ. Tho surviving
nem1et, o Of tns old Pug Hpp.[smcnt u which he
W. an nono'ed meMher. attended tho funeral.
and 70 dld lArgc concoutse OF ci,tzepg. who IA.
1nired and appreciated h!s sterling worth.
a NETTING Or c1r1xKks interested In The oeIc.
nrAtlon Of the AnniTc7ta1J Of the dtscovef, Of
America b{ chrissopher Colauoun wal held last
drew Querolu occupied the chaif, and 4 l. Gnio
acted u Secretary. Louis Austes, representing
, 1869-10-05

4, m Ieply 70 the remark or MI; Parton. thu,
. .oa aug scou Were chief auonc IL
.sa;sF Ma;sPles OF the book uade, New Yorx BOOK az
ase sod fos u Uyroo and - tt p M ~
ijuna u Rt. ao r. to ~ That not le than "a edi
cs1 whie Dot moro th.a IL u Byfpu esn bs
ehrsn ~ va:t nunt=ss Of Burns worta bsth
A,nse: and sold while but few eope Il BTnn nc
Yn1 y ~ M eoant ~ bookseller u the cty Of Ne r
IL ~ sqEf: ot b1na iar ~ oi Byron Second seat
NJ n,1 - stars article Il trade ~ the hook nsrEct
Il Eth 10 IL q t~oEdawssh shuld ~ iasty esys
, 1869-10-05

"ne Of our fcrorteEs, While sisttnr ,oe soutntrn
soou.ns o. sae rsy. heard many entnua.as.c con.
oJ Dt. q. D. necboL 1t sce9s that tnc Tt.. ~
Weltfno~n eit1Een had for several month. y! ~ \
eetfed tho RroHth OF Z &pnor within tnc sinn,,o
On several occaEions Ih!a Gold had been drawn ~
" tapplns, but, all uacA4ures having peo1ed unn.
SalnnE to A1Test The dtsease, Dr.. Beebe Ess A..
proceeded TO tAJ open the abdomen 1nd rcmotr
the unnatural growth, which, with th0 cqntsjned
1uid, weighed something otcf forty pounds Il u
sa!d The Patient has tnlY recovered from thu on
GRAFTON. though 9tlll quito weak.
, 1869-10-05

ssenps. ness ns ssT .t!ss .so iaupposss On chlc.s
n. schoa, SCHOOL 1nrxr.
e.nroatsns ooo' Agentt Ferort Of The rec.,nta an,
iaid over " 'ae school fund was presented aa,
FKDDxH s7Rtr rK1xasy
Ecnrs,tno ,itt'tonloe communication from the no,ra !,
SCHOOLS: "~' ts'esfed 70 the Committee or
asy assss1 e4s1et a,ssst 6 =. se 4 Education
Bai.atnf1 % GTeaSas mss,3t nsr p The oonntes
= rnas t6s5 3 nsssa sse
iss q 1h inr she thse pr ~ bndnd snd to y
81 - II ait5 s seS g ksst
Meras ss *ha 5oa M sushossssG e G p
.a.v sla also submitted the fo,,ov3,n -~,-.
a. so ths @ rese1red . The Commaee On S1t 1, Maca
III hassd q :ss a':sd i e. E 5Ss.a
f.o9; 6 3 Is ast =
a.as; 1sss t. .ass: :s.: /: Il Il
re kns lonoEtoz eua1ossed or1tr r,,,..
sae{' e.: T. eas:ss es. sa4
90 "a t,e oe = he .y snS ess r. ts a1;
% 9 tsa = ssda n',ie ar T esy
.1s.xa s a este e e pad tas .4id shall not
seft aTs Sa:atk moved TO strike cot "tca and IN,
,s :: io1esse was not aaopa-yea s. n.y,
weed.,da S.t!on tM!on Wiet1. Mercy, oxt,u.. sbr,,d,,
,sss..1ia. iat1aez ea1, 81 psus<;..5a- ,,.s.
He5sp.lLIc "a caa'tlman- Hacala Bccte shaet9ela I'd
as i5';sa 5n;sotut.oa rs' Then .dop.eyeA IL n.,s
uiisa.1.hA uiisSa1hAid C93 Donns1I.n. Hahn, R%b-r, k..rr
mse4. R1s4eti RIs%tist1s. r. ka:z., C.ipeate wcsa.rI
esass..s,T :s:1x5s IA fSIaa nnsA's' S*'
sshtosz .nd Bestd-7. 9'' ~@'A'0A Sheridan.
a.. f.rens Tolnnon reported BY the Committee on
~ - NLaRHf, directing tho Boa.d OF Pubic Worrs
1as contract for marklus the streets, a,
'e'e3'eo " s1e Clcfk for cnRroasmeut 1N
rxAFo NAP OF SEWERS.
dne 1esolnslon directing the Boasrf of rn,I,,
se1sr m1,As 70 make map Of the city, shoEtnT III
q which Was recomEended b1 ihs rets G n.A.ssage
lLancs', Nas taken IN, '-'~ esN Nu'sese On
WI moved Thai II be referred to The cert fo,
e.; ss;;Eiia = aa;A a., 8. as to!,ows: ~ ~
N;:sf Bashies bteS stiut
ssa es9s;2 sa,sfsssss. Mfsss ss.'t'1'. shst
The report OF the et com%i1,:e oaaoaS: m r,n,,
,omnenaing that the copmun,cat!on ~ , e..
nT1e,.n. [uenc w. orks, asking an appropriAttnn !
ed n'c;ent o 70 we down the Asmo,5 butldtnV r.
'AAeA op ana @ me fepost concur1ed Ia
,o,,ae ne ordnance reported By the COMMITTEES q,
sr,l1 Id orsE 10 dog. was taken up and tempo.
MOVING BUILDINGS.
,ra"I. o.uaAaGe .l reported BY tue Committee on
n,ia rs anS ney. t. T. rsass 70 moving
nos'on "as seht back to the comm..tee. "14
ma CLOTHES FOE IotIcKMkx, ~
!ae lepoft OF the Comrlttee on Finance ysc |
that the peiUton uS the na1rT1 rT ~.
= i1inlsbed unIforms BY the CITY. e. ntac,.A ~
a. taten m lae Matter could not be legally done.
, 1869-10-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

axents.-1nrentors who wish In,
11,n ,ormsnon how 70 take out patents, bad better
W Hts % Ma9n CO, EdItors Scientific A1n<rieen.
ana eatsce. which is gwen without charge This
"as established twenty -nye yeats ago, aud
t.e ~ asn mnch larger experience in cx1m ninT
Nv ennoHs ano securing patents than auy other III
~. III ofid. Communlcations confidential. pam.
above. *+ee- AACaIa8e "A
, 1869-10-05
Reopouine Of Foley Billiard parlors.

Ihe wen.enown and popular b,lllard pAr1o.a Of
af. 1nomA Foley. which hare been closed since
t1fnaJ iaat for fcpslts, will b reopenod on thIs
tIoesda,> evening to tho pabl,c. Nj Foley
ste!a 20 e pcn1c ~ keeping hls rooms always Ia
oFosr. and ht1 tables and cuen arc In most
9str soadttaon 1u fact there IL no plaoe 10 the
HI. H can eonpalc With this popuar tesort Of
.ns III rr5n,n. On tae ocea1lon Of the reopen.
do'pht. Mcbe.ltt, Kh,nes' Fsiscr. sn1der Hon. .
.r.., .rs,,, ~ utocf Helknotu prufeasIonail And
WsseaU, vac Fn E1sc exhibitions Of theik sfiii
, 1869-10-05

Iho Jumper Tar Soap IL Tbs best
toLet eoap ever made As 1t NAV BE- used With in
puty ns ladies with the most tender aktra: a the
saMe ume u u tnvalRaote a. . remedy for plmplca.
tHuRn OF chaPped hands and al cutaacops dtseases
Mnese other aoapa cannot be used wjthout arrra
EatlnE ne malaay aud giving pain to ths patient
IOtt. q Se1 Ns"
, 1869-10-05

N1KarH-EoE Choice CtKnxn VIC xee.
on mend the fr1de to tEy Il FoEmAn = mannfac-
oppoSlte tho sherman House
raPer AanKings and window
sna1ea- latest styles. Painta, oils. ataes ann
brushes, At F. &. Kjebys, 50 RaaIIolpn strecs.
, 1869-10-05

~. Ken, cm bcr the Place, LOG Monroe
tsuseL ~nefc can bo ootaiued t11st-oaass article
kne oest material nad AZ d reasonable pr1cc No
ne1er article made IN the city. a d warfsuted
IN every Instance.
, 1869-10-05

Chicago boasts OK thousand and one different
sensations 1t has sensations IN cve1J btzuch of
trade. in the domain Of confectionery, Gunsner's
candles are, incidentally, TIE eensattou. Ant,cipst.
Tug, N conaequence Of the approaching cold
weather, tremendous demand for Ill celebrated
predictions. Gunther has made e1teuaIyc prspa.
IAuons, at his elegant cst2b}sanment st No. is
Cisrt atreet, to make, and keep on hand III the
delfciou1 caranels and houc:aAde candles. frpa,
People will bare GuutnerA caEamcts, and The Cd.
cr1r1stDN manufacturer deems Il strictly easeatsl
to dlsappotnt none OF his host Of cuatotnc5A
, 1869-10-05
AMUHEMENT8
McVICKER'S THEATRE

ton Il bi0n Bone.ujts nest d1sna sau,ied p1oa'e
AERRAH-NA-POGUE:
0E. Tho Wicklow Wedding.
Colooel 9'0faay BIZ osskn, character In Sov Yo,I
-a y S5s sosGS. TH1ft S.hF st6aR D16a i 51S n{s'1
vfT Hms ~, 59S ~ .1enh Of the company. Evcs
Ne1 .esk ths hs.litsat .rt.s.e. MRS q, P. BOWERS
CR0sBT'S OPERA HOUSE.
G. D. HESS Oo........-...,,,-MAN -MANA1yps
TONIGHT, LAsr TINE or
OLIVER TWIST,
rvs WIN Z. a9s e,st .aa Appropriate .eenery.
AAAR WAITE Ea.........-......,,,s..,.N .,.NAnry Syfes
5oRoz1uw hight, only time o8
CAAuLK: O. TIE FATE OF / OOQURTTF
k nckEx snG H1sKia : ::..---..-...;c. ;c.aills
sy III MsaLEe & FeksS .sa r.: HhsxKd Ehe 5n
64RSt L FL ialtasD L saD6'nsesS e # Van y JUDY
WOODS MUSEUM.
fhANh E. EAlkKN...-..--. opTietor and Manaser.
e. *sxss Sses; 20
the Romantic damn entitled >-'>1'
THE WOMAN in RED,
!: ps;a s.aeSP a1f I4S I'd Hest91 S
rnAP IT.! Y II uked ACT 1IIVhs THO Hother.. AUT III.
+ 3Is,ss's.i FETTz zREp. Hrrt time In Aner,e,
WI shortly be revived. SCHOOL.
, 1869-10-05
DANCING,
DANCING.
f I SC HI e RS
DANCING ACADEAfv

III = fitct branch .s.ink aesdetnrs on shr
nosactp3 q n nv 1pf seseey tsts paslssin 10
sist nin epea the ne.at!ts' sgaous ha On tSe SOFT,
nvsp f ~ Zogavs R.A of st1ts xrd ~
sf T. s6e % aaoye n.asd nsa Oebef J. la cissg s,
Weenerdss ~ s1tnsday hoe. ta7 n, and eyeI, ~
sssn1as1 n1s VIZ ian y i fo n nd
pangaE Academy ta fhs new Turner Hai{ on rWnf.5t'
nsse9isa qe P1.idt ~ sa III hare s pleasure s7e iii
Ea+Sn Ea1SnE ACADEMY % the fush sldr. M is and Fl
Sotth .,id Il. - DOW opeR: Subscription fof The
e. 4 r. dsatss a.M fqs q e Adm: ss.;e
n{taf - rrcstre bcral ansro Of nstro. r. fs ,
public II kcne1s1. Irtnatn. Ttsrertftiy 'n '4'e
a. FlSDHEB, Professor Of Dancing
, 1869-10-05
AGENTS WANTED,

A AG{EnIS WANTEpso DAY TO MALE AVE
tsna!e Aftnt1 to Introduce tae BUR I'VE ~
PHI shHtulILk ahWLNu AACHISK Stiteh siite a.
ptn arHdE Sds,; end y the only lOXHSED SIErIIT
e. .n's T. ,fs miTneenaenia I'D the seer And Us
AsdseN VI. A HENDERSON 60, ClcJeis1d q s<
A GkNTs WANTKD-A FRW MoRK-No sF7r
hhsiHs eahe s., sisLk ; The es5s !aaslI E;sse ssias
, 1869-10-05
MFORNATIOE WANTEO

S991SEM1r199E 1Ss.d9Es. wAxTrp7qN 4 4uNoTR,
Y Y srssoE 2! ~ rs Dots md NssY 1nu NJ n1t
ssnssasd ~, IT,. s9s4 III + nhe II. saopssa
IT, r s4ess & es taas e she "a mora p.staes e se
h1r. sne ~ esiet t9is4 % sspe uoFrry nsw Is ~
dfi ne y Ehen ii teats Ei7,af snSo.%.,sen i
, 1869-10-05

4HMMAATlOS WAffEu or f,HA1IEy
H A1t c14oFtd ecy who left Ma kooos IN jtfirr1,n
~ G.* - ~ lthiek. hs@Ty hat4 wnFr Sr.y rsiats
, 1869-10-05

NETTING or Ctf1xKkR Interested In The ceIc.
hration Of the Anniversary Of the discoyer, ar
America by Christopher Colanhux wal held ls1t
srentng Ia ra51or No. !, fremont uouse- NJ. Al.
drew Quefoll occupied the cbAif, and 4 L Ghio
acted u Secetas1. Louis Nnttes, representing
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-03
DENTISTRY,

INR DIR. d. L. 3BOOZER, grateful for the
en1f1rliberal patronage he has received from
the citizens Of this city and the surrounding
District, during the past year, respectfully an
nounces that he now permanently establishes
himself in Columbia. All operations on the
FiCIAL GASES, in, every approved method,
carefully and salts ,torily executed among
which he would ca scial attention to that
known as Reynolds : atent; and of his sue
beautiful and durable process, he is enabled,
with confidence, to refer to his patients and to
the patentee., Office on Main street, over First
National Bank. Jan 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-03
Land and City Property for Sale.

I 4FIRsT GLASS CITY RESIDENCES. 8 to
IL ~ Rooms,
:. a a ga. c; City Residences, e 70 Rooms,
(. Valuable Building Lots, on Main street
3. 10 &. Lots, in other parts OF the city,
6. 3 Large Lots in Wayerley,
7. II Tracts Land, within miles OF Columbia,
%, from ten acres 10 1000,
S. The Hopkins T. .. antation, !, ,490 acres,
.. 2422 acres, near Kingsyille, one of the best
cotton and stock plant ationB in the country,
10. 0 Other Plantations in Richand-some of
them very desirable, tr
II. 10000 acres in Edgefeld-several tracts,
IL. Mill and Planting property in Lexington,
10. 1900 acres in Charleston-phosphat and
otiier Lands, r-t4 s.H
IL. 250l acres Farming Lands in Fairfield,
Is. 100 acres near Greenvil Court House,
10. 5000 " in Laurens--severalt tracts,
II. 1000 '' in Kershaw, lt
IS. 1900. 9 in Marlboro a Mo- place,
10. ZIG Z" in 'York-rich in gold,
20. Z Fine Plantations in Abbeyille.
81. 95 GOO acres Of Land in Florida.
Parties desiring to purchase or sell property
will find 1t to their interest to consult US. We
have correspondents In New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to which points we constantly
send descriptive lists Of property for sale.
March GIBBES & THOMAS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-03
HEALING SPRINGS,
Bath County, Virginia.


NNHESE SPRINGS will be open for the recep-
Il ton OF Visitors on the 1st o. June, with
ample accommodations for 500 persons
They are accessible by tho Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Passengers leaving the cars at
Covington Depot arrive at the Springs in four
hours, by comfortable stages, over a frst-rate
turnpike road Of easy grade, passing in full
view of the celebrated Falling Springs, and
other picturesque mountain and water scenery.
The luxurious and invigorating effects of the
Hot and Cold Baths are acknowledged by all
who have used them. The accommodations
and management are equal to those Of any city
hotel.
Pamphlets, descriptive of the virtues of the
waters, and attesting their wonderful curative
properties, can be procured by application to
Messrs. Purcell, Ladd Co., Richmond; Ked-
we'll Il Son, Washington City; Coleman & Ro-
gers, baltimore, Md; Bullock & Crenshaw
Philadelphia; ]. Il. Webb, New York; or from
the Agent at the Springs.
Telegraph Office at the Springs.
R qh66 a6UR ss Rsr EssSs Essk sao
HUGH y; FRY, : Proprietors.
May 90 10 JOHN L. EUBANK, Agent.
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Needles and Fishing Tackle.

Needles and FISHING Tackle.
A NDREW CLERK & CO. respectfully inform
N the public and their old customers, til at
they still continue business in their old store,
No 46 Maiden Lane, New York. Their assort-
complete OF any in the United States. They
are also Sole Agents for the Warrin Needle
which, for the last thirty years, has enjoyed a
reputation for quality and uniformity of tenn
per superior to all others. March q 3mo
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THAT Cough viii Kill you'll"
Try "COSTAR's" Cough Remedy.
"Colds and Hoarseness lead to DEATH"
Try "cOsTAR's" Cough Remedy.
"For Croups-Whooping Coughs, &C.,"
Try "CosTAR's'' Cough Remedy.
"Costar says it is the best in the wide world
Andif he says so-its True-its True-its True;
and we say Try it-Try it-Try it,"
IMorning Paper, August 90.
sS All Druggists in COLUMBIA sell it.
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co..

k@ a Iy sa1sdafa The sSllSnips so5 F,sstno is the
ger Trains over this road: at
Leave Charlotte. IL. SO p M Arrive. .11.35 Il.
" Greensboro Sos m and III M
=" Raleigh 9.41 a. m. and 500 p. m.
Arrive Goldsboro 1928 p m Leave 12.90 y N
Through Passengers by this line have choice
OF routes pia Greensboro and Danyilleto Rich
mopd, or gid Raleigh and Weldon to Richmond
or %idh, iiIhortSmouth arriving at all points North OF
nection made at Goldsboro with Passenger
Trains on Wilmington and Weldon Railroad to
and from WhmingtoG, anG Freight Train to
Weldon. Also to NeMhern. on &. & y. c. r
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Old Newspapers,

Ulu NoWspdpeIb,
LNOR Wrapping and Pattern Cutting, for
IL sale at the PHENIX OFFICE.
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

[IJ;s..l1sIE.s.lss1 PASSENGER Trains leave Spar
tanburg. G. H. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, q. M, arrive at Aston 20 D. M.
connecting with Greenville Down Train and
trains for Charlotte and Charleston.
On Tuesday, Thursday.and Saturday the Up
Passenger Trains, connecting with Greenville
up 1rams, leave Alston a. m.; arrive Spar
Dozen Train. I'm Train
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Laurens Railroad..-New Schedule.

ES14fsEG MAIL Traine on this Road run to
ss1Z@5zs s--iss return same day, to connect with
up and down Trains on Greenville and Colum-
A. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays;
and leaving Helena at l. 80 p. NJ. came days.
July Is. BOWERS, Superintendent
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Iron.
GWEDES IRON. II, II, 2, %, 8, 81, 5, 6,.7,
- 10 ipches -t.. -,
Band Iron, English Iron. Hoop Iron.
Sheet Iron. -a. h,
1000 Hoes, of all kinds.
200 Pairs Trace Chains. -- ..., ,
FISHER, LOWRANCE g. FISHER.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad,

~ 49, daily except Sur day, con-
meeting with Night Train on Charleston Road:
I've Columbia 700 am I've Greenville 600 am
Alston 855 Anderson 3.45 g
Newberry 1875 Abbeville 8.45"
Arr Abbevllle $50 pm Newberry 1.25pm
Anderson 5.15 Alston 500"
"Greenville 600 +" Arr Columbia 500 pm
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run al follows:
I've Anderson $40 pm I've Walhalla 400 am
" Pendleton 6.20 " I" Pendleton $40 I"
Arr Walhalla 500 90 Arr Anderson $40"
The train will return from Bolton to Ander-
son on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES o. MEREDITH, General Sup't.
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South Carolina Railroad Company,

Charlotte & South Carolina and Colum-
bia & Augusta Railroad Companies.
sUPI's OFFICE, COLUMBIA, April 10, 1869.
kER 81 FL sas.asasiEg will run as follows:
GOING NORTH.
Leave Granitevile, at. 9.45 a. m.
90 Columbia, S. c., at. 200 D. m.
Arrive at Charlotte, n. C........ S.l5 D. NJ.
COMING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, \. c., at.......... 5.45 a. NJ.
Columbia, S. c., at.......12.1O "
Arrive at Graniteville, S. C......... 4.1O p. m.
North and South. Baggage checked through.
Close continuous connections made North and
South. Passengers reach Augusta 4.45 p. m.
April II CALEB BOUKNIGHT, Sup't.