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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02
CITY COUNCIL.
FFICIAL OC.EEDING ).
Board of Aldermen.

Board of Aldermen.
At q meeting of the Board of Aldermen, helo
July ], 1870, there were present
Messrs Markell, Marbury, Simpson, French
Suite, Harmon and Agnew.
Mr. W. H. Marbury was elected Presld ent,
and having been sworn in by Justice Bell' ~ :
mnistered the oath of Office TO tho memo ers.
J. J. Jameson and r. +. Knox were nomi-
mated for the Clerkship of the Board, and upon
balloLing, J. j. Jameson WAS elected. he hsV-
ing received q majority Of the votes cast.
j.. j. Robey was elected messenger.
On motion, it was ordered, that the rules OF
order of tho last Board be adopted.
The Board proceeded to tho chamber OF the
Common Council to witness the installation OF
the Mayor.
Mcssrs. j. S. French and &C. Harmon were
appointed on tho Finance Committee
4 preamble and resolution recitlng that Il
| vacancy exists in tho Office Of superintendent
of Police, and authorizing the Mayor to sp'
| roint some one to fill The same, until the same
EN- be file in the mode prescribed by law
vas re cei7eI from the Common Council niC
| id on the table.
A resolution that Council nice: on Tuesday
| 9Th Instant, ut o'clock, for tho purpose o
eIcctin the city Offices, and on each succeeding
| evening until all shall have been electeo' wa
| received from the Common Council anu auopt
| cd.
The Board then adjourned ,,,,.
| Tc:tc: JOHN ). JhMlhoON' vi ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE MILL FOR SALE.

By virtue Of decd of trust from julius 81 +;
Howell to VIM. H.. Duany, bearing date 2lsi
dsv cf March, 1859, and Of record IN the lano
records of Fairfax county, libcr 3, NO. a, fol'o
u.s. for the purposes therein set or'n e!o Ganr,
dnU in front Of Fairfax Court House. sell, TO
The highest bidder. all that property known as
PAYSE'S MILL. This properly Is situated
On Accotink rum about one mile. north OF the
Little River Pike, and near Goodlngs LsVefn'
The lot contains % acres Inc Inc sio , is GOOD
one he volume Of water ample snG the land
A''S''''N w. THOMAS MOORE,
Fsrfsx CO., ie l8-law4w SUP. trustee.
~0MMISSIONER'S SALE OF DESlRA-
RI,E PROPERTY AT FAlRFAA CT
HOUSE.-Pursuant to the decree OF the 1 Cir,
cult Court of Fairaz county Tr emse'at Murrav
Executrix of Thomas }. Murray, dec a, w.
ThOmas T. Murray, ,ir, AMI others deiehuHnl,'
nhalI an MONDAY, the 18th dny 81 ""iI
$50 at II O. clock m, sell, to the hisnGSt 30
der, at public sale. before the d90F o ~
Court House. that deSlr v Iisa seizcd' Tho 10:
less thirty. five feet by sixteen ieot reserve"
| DIV deed as 8 grave yard-conlalns IW1 1 ~ " -
and 1873 poles has thereon large ~ s. ~ !
| DWELLING, with tho usHa! oUt-Duilu H::ssGa
| ;ngs. s. well of excellent water, an orchard klae
lennle) in fall bearing, and with a sil"!i oaIl.y
| in fencing and repairs to The mousse may p'
| made one Of the most Inviting residences IL Ih'
yiilnge. viii be sold at the same time ono a'i
.being the east end of the building stsn nd
on the public lot known Ms tho GNnnetI \ !.
Murray Offices The room offered for t sale =.
at present occupied by Thomas Moore esq., -
TERM S-One-tenth Of the purchase money
:, hand tho residue in threeequal insta!ment-
uaysbie at six, twelve and eighteen mon Io u, !,
Nth interest from the first day OF January, le,l
when possession VIII be given secured ny tn'
until The lat payment is nsdo Sts;nrs *i.s
convcy.ncing at the expense Of INC pu;cast.':
S'''' ; O.W HUNT, Com'r.
| r;rfay c,unty ie 1--laW4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

In the Senate, yesterday, the Tax bill was
taken up and the amendment to tax u. S.
bonds vas rejected-yeas - nays &c. The
bill was then reported from the Committee
of the Whole, to the Senate and the striking out
of the income tax agreed to, several amend
ments to continue it in various shapes being
rejected. It was provided that the tax on
salaries and dividends shall not continue be-
yond August next, and an amendment to re-
store the tax on gross receipts was voted down.
Afterwards and at tho evening session. Mr.
Wilson offered az amendment continuing the
income tax for two years, at the rate OF two
and q half per ct, which was agreed to-ycas
y, nays 81. So the income tax features OF
the bill, as modified by the Senate, remain
10 the House of Representatives yesterday the
Funding bill was taken up and after consider
able debate was adopted and will now be re-
turned to the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

Harrison Parker, t GoiJfet! liia;I, "3* !'Ft';-
tiy killed By lightning during the n:a""iG"co
oil the STERN on Wednesday a!s2r"nrn, "aIIc
at VOL: il Chesterfield county. i" wa ri
work IL L ccrnlc.d WIKI &osnH ".& "f eight
other hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

IANNEY'S FLAFORIHG EXTRA CTS,
j consisting Of Lemon, Vanilla, Raspberry,
Orange, strawberry, Pineapple and bitter AL
mord, These extracts are prepareFwith great
care with a special view to preserving in all
their freshness and purity the peculiar flavor of
their respective fruits. a trial is earnestly re-
ouested Price 25c per bottle: For sala, whole
sale and retail, by JANNEl e.,
10 30 At their Drug Warehouse, l45 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

INSTkAy co iY--t,,l;!o .umY monsa,on ~ cd
u nesLay, the 18Th ul%mr :" 'i!t'n "a COW,
with long slim bag. Tho o"Ner, D pr":i;HS
propcr.v and paying charges; :nc!nHla& ::i@
COS; Of this advertisement, CAN Lui+ her away.
IALiAFER?:D :itii,it..r
;v9-3t% Cor Jefferson .Ti Alfred sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

Some persons fear that the precedent set in
the case of the rejection of Whlttcmore from
the seat to which he was elected in the House
Of Representatives, may BE- used hereafter by
on INSCRIPTIONS majority for political purpos
es, first in expclling members and then n re-
iusing to give them seats, on political grounds.
But let it be remembered that Whittemorc re-
signed to avoid expulsion for criminal offence,
confessed; that he was declared criminal and
unworthy seat in the House, &c. No prcce'
dent TO justify political ostrecism ought to be
drawn from Whittemore's case.
PERIODICALs.-Wc have received the June
number of Blackwood's Magazine repubshed
by Leonard Scott T. Go. Contents :-Earl's
Denc; Mercor's Journal of Waterloo; Iron
Clad Ships; Trade Unions; John Continued
The Admiralty; the Problem solved Lothair.
The criticism on Lothian, is !: sIashing one.
The other articles in this number arc all inter
estipg.
Tales of the Living Age-ths is rcpubli
cation Of a real and cheap volume Of several
of the most Interesting stories which have re-
Gently appeared in Littell's Living age.
Iittell's Living Age, publi he in Boston,
comes to us regularly every week' with its in
teresting miscellany aud selections from the
latest British Reviews and Magazines.
Pupcbinello, published in New York, is an
imitation of Punch, and is we'll illustrated
trom Of tho caricatures displaying considerable
v;t II is not Punch, however, ''longo inter
valo."
Wa have the July number of the Overland
Monthly. nulished at San Francisco, an inter
estipe magazine, especially devoted to the de-
velomept OF the Pacific coast cou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

Gen. Thayer made speech at the "Bivouac
of the Grand Army, Germgnia Park, Wash
ington city, day or two ago-at which
there were athletic sports, &C., and in the
course Of it said :-"This city OF Washington
saved by your vaor and the valor Of those
like you, has again, [ tear, passed under rebel
government and rebel Influences; and | say
further that there are too many VINO sympa,
thised with the confederate cause il the late
war now in the different Departments. Cries
of That's so ri say it here because | have
said it to the heads CT those Departments. -
Such men and women should be promptly dis
charged, &c." Here the audience ought to
have exclaimed, "Phat's the milk in the cocoa
nut That hit the nail on tho head That's
the point That's what we are aft or!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

yYTEITTEM FOR APFLETUN :. JUUE;
w NhL-Now in lool; ipIil, racoI:''j and
for !saI5 at FHENCu'S, E.. % hias s.. ~. s.,
lanes HcMi!lc's New Eook--Ih lad OK
THEICE, illustrated b. Bush; prize - cents.
mis- j. Inc richest book u t!a season. >"pc.
rinr 70 That capital work, "Ihc Dodge C,ab
Abroad pr by the same author.
THE VIRGINIA TOURIST. sketches 81
tho SPRINGS snd Mountn.ns o! Virgin,, con
tanning an exposition OF liclG: foc th tour:s in
Virginia. natural beauties and wonders .! :1c
Stn,c, accounts Of It's mineral springs ara =
,nnd;ral guide 10 the Use u lis waters, by Ed
ward 4. Pollard; iI:u<.ra.cd t. .ng1sving5
from actual sketches 50.
Another lot 10 DAY or "Lolhair, Put l"Hr-
self in his Place. "Quoen fIorlcasc.' 'bcsSl1
Langdon," &C., etc New books daily:
10 20 6. 4. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

A number Of nominations were yesterday
sent to the Senate by the President among
them that Of Thomas Murphy, to DC Coilec-
tor of Customs at New York, vice Moses H..
Grinnell, who takes the place o!s Naval Officer,
made vacant by the resignation cI dlr. a. d.
Cornell. Gen. Thomas Hilihou>c Vas also
nominated as Assistant Treasurer at New York
in the place OF Judge Folger, rcsigoed ; and
Noah A. Davis member of the present House
Of Representatives, succeeds Judge Pierre
point as y. S. District Attorney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

Liverpool dispatches represent that there
was considerable excitement in the cotton mar
ket there, yesterday, owing to the alleged
discovery that the stock on hand was couside-'
rably below the estimate. During the present
week dispatches have been published repre-
scntng large stock OF American cotton at
Liverpool and large eareocs aAoat destined
for that market. These reports and deniaIs
look like attempts to affect the market I1r the
interest of spectators.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

CODA AND MINERAL WATERS.
Vichy, Bedford end Arctic soda Water 'm
draught; Congress, A.!cghany. Gettysburg Grd
Rockbridce Alum Water, il bottles, which We
arc now prepared to sell at low figures.
COOK j. CKEIGHTON,
10 % Sign Red Column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-02

Efforts are being made to get the approprla
ton for pension to Mrs. Lincoln, passed at the
present session Ct Congress-
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FINANCIAL AND CoMn1ERCIAL.

New YORK, August Moon. Flour
and wheat shade firmer. Pork steady
mess 1925. Lard quiet, at 1Ga1@l7
steam. Cotton weak-uplands 193l;
Orleans 20@20ll4; sales 800 bales.
Freights steady. Stocks quiet. Gold
213i. Money 3@4. Exchangc-long
922:l; short lO24. Bonds 1oas. Ten
nessee's, ex-coupon, 60; new 593l; Yir-
glnia's, ex-coupon, SO; new SO; Louisi-
ana's, old, 6S34; new IS; levce 6's 65; SIS
50; Alabama S's 90; SIS 7415; Georgia G's
So; rs 81; North Carol:ua's, old, 473I;
new 90; South Carolina's, old, So; new
II.
P. N1.-Cotton heavy-sales 900
bales; middling uplands 193l. Flour
State and Western firmer and fairly &C
tive. Whent--winter 1G2c. better;
spring dull. Corn without decided
change. Beef steady-plain mess 121
16; new 16G19. Pork dull--mess
80 O0W30.5O. Lard heavy-kettle 17(1
17la. Whiskcy in moderate demand, at
1.O2. Groceries firm. Freights dull.
Gold 215g0212l.
BALTIMORE, August 4-Flour firm and
active. Wheat firm for high grades.
White corn 1.15@1.20; yellow 1.OS0
1.15. Pork 31.00a31.5O. Lard and
whlskey unchanged.
CIScINNATI, August 4 Flour unchang-
ed. Corn quiet-ear S5(1S6; shelled ST
(G70. Pork quiet, ut 5000. Bacon nc
tive--shoulders 143l; clear sides 16Li(O
l61s; sugar cured hams scarce md un-
changed.
New ORLEANS, August 4.--Cotton
dull and prices unchanged -middlings
1Ta@172.l; sales 400 bales; net receipts
1873; stock 43,O95.
MOBILE, August 4.--Cotton quiet
middlings 170l7l9; sales 100 bales.
AUGUSTA, August 4.-Salcs of cotton
to-day 296 bales; receipts 81; middlings
II.
SAVANNAH, August 4-Cotton in good
demand-low middling II; sales 80 bales
receipts 200.
CHARLESTON, August 4.-Cotton quiet
-middling IS; sales so bales; net re.
ceipts 1877; exports coastwise 429; stock
2,102.
LONDON, August 4.-Thc bank rate
was advanced to 6. Bonds firm, at SS5l
Stocks weaker.
LIVERPOOL, August 4.-Cotton opens
dull-uplands s; Orleans 81.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05

WASHINGTON, August 4. Patents for
20, $40 acres, situated in the Mobile land
district for swamp lands, have been
transmitted to the Governor of Alabama
from the Land Office here.
WASHINGTON, August 4.-Hon. Joseph
Segar, OF Virginia, caned Hon. WIN. s.
Lincoln, of New York to-day. Segar
has been bailed in the sum of SIS. 900.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 81, :
600, 900; customs for the week ending
Saturday, S3,275,O00
The Postmaster-General will employ
naval vessels for the transportation Of
mails, rather than pay higher rates for
ocean service. j..
Attorney General Alderman declined
addressing the Southern Republican
Club here, because he would have to
allude to the Georgia case, which comes
before him soon in his judicial capacity.
It is understood that Akerman will
opinion IN favor OF On election this fall.
New YORK, August Anew facts we're
ELECTED in the Nathan inquest to-day.
Three sons, including Washington, to
whom no, suspicion pointed, were present.
The hod carriers strike for thee dol
lars per day, has been successful.
ROCHESTER, August 4-The marc La
dy Thorn dislocatedn hip by falling from
q car.
PHILADELPHIA, August 4.-John Baldy
and VIM. Duncan were sentenced to
thirty-two years Imprisonment and 49,
QUO fine, the full penalty allowed by law
RICHMOND, August 4.-The Conserya-
tive Central Executive Committee issued
al address, to-day, recommending the
postponenlent Of Congressional nomina-
tlOnS till the State is re-districted
JACKSON, Miss, August An unu-
sual event occurred here last night, in
the marriage of Hon. Albert T. Morgan,
a distinguished Republican Senator in
the Mississippi Legislature, to Carrie
Highgate, colored The ceremony was
performed by colored minister The
couple left Immediately for Cleveland,
Ohio, Morgan's former home, cia Louis
vile. The affair naturally creates q sem
sation i'll the community. Morgan is q
lawyer of some ability, temperate habits
and was colonel of Michigan regiment
in the Federal army. The bride is decid-
cdly Of ,lusky hue.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05

A REPRESENTATIVE MAN.-How ten
derly the radical party cherishes the
more conspicuous Of its unprinoipled
leaders. Here is Whittemore elected
but the other day from Congress, now
turning up ih the South Carolina radical
Convention as exclusive ''boss" and run
ner Of the concern. Whittemore orga-
nized the convention; Whittemore Fe-
ported the resolutions; Whittemore no.
minated the candidates. Who will dare
say now that the speculator in cadetships
is not o power in the party of 'great
moral ideas?" OF the same grade of
honesty arc numerous other Influential
radical leaders. We have not to mention
the names to satisfy anxious inquirers on
which side of the party line certificates
OF good character are not required.
Netc York Ne,cs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05

FATAL EXPLOSION OF AN OLD BoMD-
sHELL.-A dreadful accident happened at
Profit Island, in the Mississippi River,
about four miles below Port Hudson,
La, few days ago. 1t appears there
are on the island quite number of
those deadly missiles, which were pro-
badly thrown there from the gun-boats.
One OF them, 150-pound shell, num-
Der of men and boys took it into their
heads to investigate, drilling at the vent
with steel hatchet and chiscl. The re-
suit was that the shell exploded, killing
outright two men and two boys, and
wounding another boy.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05

A FAMILY OF VEGETARIASs.-AC Gin
cinnati gentleman bears strong evidence
to the all-sufliciency Of vegetable diet.
He writes to the Herald Of Health that
his family had lived for over twenty
years on:a vegetable and fruit diet main
ly, during which time they hnd employed
physician but twice, and then no me di-
cine was given. His wife is over fifty
years old, and yet teaches school regu-
larly, walking distance of two miles
and back every day. Moreover, they
have raised eight children, including
twins and triplets. After this who shall
dare say that animal food is necessary to
the highest intellectual and physical Ell
cheney! Another popularity of tho fami-
ly Of this Cincinnati vegetarian is that
they eat but two meals day. TO this
fact probably more than to their absti-
ncnce from meats do they owe their re-
markable immunity from the usual Aeshy
ills.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05

Cleansing tho Blood" upon which
charlatans have harpcd SO much, is not q
nero catchword and dclusion. The mi
croscopc shows that some diseases exist
like parasitic growths upon the globules
OF tho blood, and it is further known that
some subtle substances destroy or expel
them: These substances have been COM
6lned to make Ayers Sarsaparilla, which
does etfectually expel the disorders that
Dfced and ranklc in the blood to rot out
rs 1t were the machinery Of life.
Mercer (Pa.) ]Vhiy
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05

1t is estimated that over hundred
young ladies are at present studying law
in this country. Probably they will NIL
become mother-in law one of these
days.
At the Long Branch races on Satur-
day, in the second heat, Lynchburg,
after leaving the first quarter, stepped
into concealed hole and broke his
shoulder-blade.
a story comes to us from Saratoga
that member Of the Spanish legation
won $50, 900 at q game of rouge ct noir ut
Congressman Morrissey's last week.
Tho namo OF the lucky fellow is not
given.
An Indiana lady OF III is still active
enough to fulfill all her maternal duties
towards her little girl of 78.
PoLLocK's.- s.-Meals furnished at all
hours.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05
Domestic News,

baltimore, August 1.-The North
German Steamship Leapsig, from Brc.
men, arrived this morning.
DETROIT, August 1.-The Temperance
Convention nominated full State ticket.
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-The Courier
Jo~mM says riot occurred Mt Harrods.
burg, Mercer County, on Monday even
ing, III which ono white man was killed
and several wounded; three or four
blacks were killed and fifteen or twenty
wounded.
CHICAGO, August $500 Scandina-
vians held q meeting here. and passed
resolutions Of sympathy with France.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05

A SAD WARNING. On Thursday last q
party Of boys left Phenixville, Pa, to
pick berries. They heard the train from
Phlladelphia approaching, and one of
them seated himself on the track to
show how near the engine might ap-
proach and allow him to escape. The
cow-catcher struck him and tossed him
thirty feet. Tho boy was killed instantly.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05

The Anniversary Of tho Richland yolun-
teer Bile Company Wilt tako place on MONDAY
NEXT. the 9th instant, at Hampton's Wood
lands. Tickets can be obtained upon applica-
tion to either OF tho undersigned:
E. 8. PERCIvAL,
P. BROWN,
H. C. HEISE,
J. II. ROACH,
GEO. W. PARKER,
". X. SESSFORD,
T. ". BERRY,
II. MILLER,
J. Z. POLLOCK,
Aug44 Committee.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05

Our townsman, Mr.. B. c. Bryan, had
two valuable cows killed by lightning on
Friday last. And Maj. A. Jones, Mt the
Pine House, also had two mules killed in
tho same way, on Tuesday. of this week.
EtgefeM Atlcertiser.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05
Valuable Tonic Medicines.

For Dyspepsia, Debility and Nervousness.
FERRATED WINE OF CALIsAYA.-Csed as a
general tonic in all dcbilitated conditions OF
the system: Each ounce contains the me cdicinal
virtues Of forty-tive grains OF Bark, and also
twelve grains of Citrate Protoxide OF Iron,
united III a yinous menstrum.
FEERATED WINE OF WILD CuERnY-Particu-
larly valuable in those cases where al Iron
TOME is indicated with the scdatiye properties
OF Wild Cherry Bark. Each ounce contains
the medicinal virtues or twenty-seyen and a
half grains Wild Cherry Bark, and also eight
grains OF Citrate OF Iron.
BITTER WINE OF IToS.-Wcll adapted to all
cases OF general debility, whorc tonic and
gentle stimulant is required. Each table.
spoonful contains tho medicinal virtues of fif-
teen grains Calisaya Bark and two grains
Citrate OF Iron. For ealo by
July st E. II. UEINiTSH, Druggist.
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Union Reform Convention for the
Fourth Congressional District.

oAsn ooA6A AOSoAVud4 ,AAeLTIcC.
ia requested that tho Counties OF Oconce.
bn,a H. pickfens, fn;., Greenville, 1anreus. Spartan.
composing the Fourth Congressional Dis.
ftr,G.. 10 send delegations to Convention, to
De 9eld in the city OF Columbia, on TUES-
pay PAY, tho 10th August ne1t. to nominate q
trict. " H, WAII.nHE o'''
s. P. HAMILTON
=, Of the Executive Committee Union Reform
Iarty from Fourth Congressional District.
65 It ls requested that tho papers OF the
varies Counties do copy this notice July %
New Publications.
Il worth. ''ou'n
The Court and Times OF Queen Elizabeth
by Miss Aiken, 50 25.
1925 - AA''e Aohso'
Hammer and Anvil, spiclhagens' last and
best novel, $500. H"N
Memoir OF DR.. Scudder. &c years Missionary
in India, SITS.
Prince of Walos' Travels in Egypt. Con-
stantinople and tho East, $3.50.
Tho Vicar OF Bullhampton, by TroIopo.
S1.23, and other new Books for sale ut
BRYAN & MCCARTER'S Bookstore.
June 3
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Aug44

Meeting Of the Executive Committee.
A MEETING Of tho Executive Committee
"a OF the Union Reform Party will be held
in the Committee Rooms, at Columbia, on
MONDAY NIGHT, August 10, at o'clock
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Removal.

Removal.
S1NCE tho fire of Sunday morning last, we
~ have removed our stock to Brices old
stand, corner Main and Blanding Streets,
where we will keep constantly on hand 1irst-
class stock OF GROCERIES and FAMILY
SUPPLIES generally. Will also purchase all
kinds OF country PRODUCE. Ny old custom
ers and the public arc invited to call.
July 10 j. a. HENDRIX &c BRO.
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Fresh Arrivals.

GENg1NE DURHAM SMOKING ToBAc-
~ 20, direct from the factory, the great
Daiby Paff Smoking Tobacco. the Sunnyside
Flne.Cut Chewing Tobacco-the best in the
country-Mcllers Fig Chewing Tobacco, yery
ine, just received. 'ei'
QUORS always on hand.
JOHN G. SEEGERs,
Main street,i near the Post Office, and Main
street, near PHtEN1x Oflice, Jnlv %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05

Just Received at Exchange House,
A SMALL lot Of the finest imported CT
"A CARS, Of various brands. Also, gcnu-
me michigan Fine Cut, Baglcy's Mayfower.
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To Builders.

10 BUILDERS.
THE undersigned will receive proposals. for
y ROOFING the brick building known as
the Evans & Cogswell property. Tho quality
OF the lumber and shingles must bo stated,
and estimates arc desired, both.for fiat and
peaked roof; also for a ehingled and a
tuned roof. s. a. PEARCE, JR.,
Agent and Attorney for William Spragre.
Aug =.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-05
For Sale.

.krA NEAT COTTAGE. in the central
iH!!T part Of the city, with ten rooms-tivc in
reimbursement and five up .stairs-and ne
cessary out-bullings. Possession can be
had @ on the first OF October. Inquire at this
OElce july 81