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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-15

NTANTED, BY a YOUNG. MAN OF
w enterprlsing habits, q situation In whole.
sole or retail grocery or dry gDods store. Best
Of references furnished. No obj ion to going In
the country. Salary no object. Address A. B. o.,
CITY PostOrlce. - julyl6-3"
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NEAT HOUSE WANTED, By A DE-
N i.SlRABLE tenant, who would take three
or 1ve years. lease at moderate rent. Must be
10 western part OF the city or near tue Battery.
Address. with full psrttcu.a ars, BETA, office OF
ruE NEWS. '''.'s jun15
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Boarolna.

A FEW BOARDEl;S CAN BE ACCOM-
~ MoDATED at the Surf H.use, on the trout
ue .rh ct nulIlvan's Island. Apply on the premI-
Charleston. July14.3+
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES THE SIT
IN UATION OF Governess. Will teach English
AMI the rudiments OF Music. Address I'D, DAILY
NEWS once. - - lun1US1.
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4 LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
IA. to secure now position as Teacher In 2
school or family, for the LIST october, TO teacn
English branches. including Ma heunatics, and,
II In family al4o French and rudiments OF Music
II required address. with Ifnl particulars OF
terms, &C.. p. o. Box No. q, Wilson, N. q.
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A N ACTIVE YOUNG MAN tSCOTCH}
"A wants q situation; ia acquainted with Dry
Goods and Groceries; ls . fool Accountant, and
willing to make himself generally useful: Can
give irst.class references. Address Veritas. once
OF The NEWS. maylS
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A FINE PIANO CAN BE RENTED
II reasonably by applying at the south corner
vi East Bay and Accommodation Wharf,.
jply15-1f
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, A PORTION OF A HOUSE,
L. centrally located, and on the line OF the City.
hallroal; furnished or unfurnishcd, Tor the sum-
msr months, with all the mo'iern improvements.
Apply at No. 1876 Meeting street. juiyl6-2
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-ns-z ST. PATRICK's BENEVOLENT

r ST. PATRICK'S BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.-The Members OF this Society, feeling
the great want OF Band Of Music, haveresolved
at theirlast meeting to organize BRASS BAND,
under the auspices Of the Society, to be called the
st. Patrlck's Brass Band. a Committee has been
appointed for each Ward to solicit subscriptions
from the Members and al citizens friendly to the
cause OF filing void which has been long felt
by the Irish population CT Charleston.
The following are the names Of the Committees
for each ward:.
Ward 1-slmon Fogarty, T. ]. Parker, John
Kenny. -:.sg
Ward sLcaptaIn James Armstrong, ]. D. Ken
nedy, l.. J. May. John C0nroy.
Ward 4-P. D,nahue, John O. Mahoney, Cap.
tain James Mulvany, Daniel Maher.
Ward 5--Patrck Brady, Patrick Kenealy, James
Rahsll, John GBynos.
Ward 5-Thomas Colligan Daniel Sullivan,
Patrick Shanahan, Thomas Caragher.
Ward John Reed, John Dugan, F. 7. Grizer,
H. Rolan.
phen Moloney.
The Members OF the above Committees, and
the Members OF the Band, will meet on To-MoR.
ROW 'unday) EVENING. at O'Clock, In the YestFy
OF ST. Joseph's Church, Anson street.
Iuyl5 W. BAKER. Secretary.
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yXTANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
wv 10 the Land ami Immigration Association
OF Messrs. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY d co.
Tickets now ready win be glad to see my friends
at the Office OF Mr.. O. OLACIUS, corner East Bay
nay2q
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urANTED TO PURCHASE, ALL KINDS
w OF O.d, or Second hand Fur iture. Par:
ties tesirouS OF selling will get full value b7 adj
dressing P. o. Box No. 47S. july16.stu4*
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UTANTED, TWO ROOMS, CENTRALLY
w located, on the nrst or second noor: Ad-
dress'C. r, DAILY NRWs 49, :s1ulyla
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.Uants.

SERVANT WANTED, AT THE M0UL-
y TRIkYILLE House, SulliVan's Island.
good Butler and q Chamber-maid. Apply to j.
d. OPPENHEIM, Proprietor. july16lt.g
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B- OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BESE.
FIT OF THE FREE SCHOOL FUND, No. l47 MEET
ING sTREET-oAARLESrsN JULY 1a, 1s7l.-
Oticial Raffled Numbers OF the Charleston Charl-
table Association, for tho Benefit Of the Free
School Fund:
CLASS No. sl-MoRN1EG.
20 -26-23-76-32 -32-69-74-72-3.-l i.
CLASS No. s2-.EyEN1HG.
] -2S-S-3l-63z41-5 1-52-73-7I-5l.
AS witness our hand this IS day OF July 1871
FEM PECE,
JAMES GiLLILAND,
may2e sworn Commissioners.
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@- NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all Sub-Agents Of the Land Commission, that,
from and after the rrss day OF March, 1871, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. L..
CARDOzo, Secretary OF the Advisory Board.
RoBT. @. DELARGE, L. G. S. s. G..
Columbia, February 2S, 1871. marl1
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UTANTED, TWO GOOD TIN ROOFERS,
w Address DALEY Il RAY, Savannah, Go.
fnly162 - = e. :
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NNO RENT, FOUR ROOMS. AT No. II
Doughty street Apply within. jun2S
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~ NIB. P CULLINANE Is AUTHOR.
lzED to act as my Attorney during my ABSENCE
from the State JOHANNAH MAGUIRE.
iuiyl5
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WJANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, A
w native o. Florida, p situation as salesman
or clerk in q house In Charleston. He Is well and
fsvorably known throughout East Elorida,i and
acter and qualifications. Address J. s. j., NEWS
ufice . tult1
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For Sale

J,oR sALE-A JUDGMENT AGAINST
IL PARKERJ. HOLLAND fOr twenty six 25.loo
Dollars. will b. sold at private sale, at Discount,
81 NENEE u MULLER. luu2l
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w- A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED,
q. T. PETERS. having charge OF the head Office OF
the CHARLES ron CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
Nc. l47 Meeting street, for the sale OF CERTIFI.
GATES, will be pleased to see his friends and
others, at any tlme. at the above place. All busl
ness strictly and promptly attended to.
Iuly5 HIT. PETERS.
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w CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
EORGIA, from New York, are hereby
notified that she is discharging cargo at Pier No.
Q. Union wharves. Goods uncaled for at sunset
will remain on the wharf at owners risk.
julyl5-1 WIN. A. CoURTENAY, Agent.
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VKTRAPPIMG PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS In largerr small quantities.
Price so uENrS PER Hun DRED. Apply ut The
Office OF THE NEWS mayl8
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auRsE-. CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
SECOND HAND PONY pMAEroS rr LIGMT RScKM :ISs,,
s9ss a s
ITO kENr-A FIRST CLASS PRIVATE STABLE ON
em.n eavins she city Apply to wiLLIAM TXYLok
WOOD BROTHERS CO., 14o BROADWAY,
w have the following secondhand Carriages
Tor sa,e , at very low prices:-
9ns 9ns .ssssh .SnIs af~s lSn eScsHs cg%sss quite n'w
One One four ssss seat tPissG Phse,ou.
One extension top Phaeton, one or two horses.
One Pony Phse.on;; with Rumble.
One Curtain Coach.
One six seat Rockaway.
One ONE fosr fSS%ps sass; ss'tswss; pSsssr.
JNANrED-A LIGHT DEPOT WAGON FOR ONE
price, So Fo ssw
WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CAsH-A FINE ROAD
team and Of Do @ oa ac NJ s
tion will receive attention unless gviog full particulars
yxTANrED-A GOOD sIxsEAT SLEIGH AND RooK.
s & Prse 81 aPd Elm a9% sn psnn
EINANUf Al.
n Broadway Opposite Grand Central hote.-Cash Loans
WArf1Esa RAEoS IAdas aSEDs aSD Sa3A aaAsrE7s
A TLANTlo AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH STOCK.
~ shares .sr a. HoPRiss, iHSfsfss ls Water street.
RowLINa GREEN SAYINGS RANK.
entitled will be patio deposors July 90
Deposits OF any sum- from 10 cents to $1,000. will be
Six per cent interest FREQ of government tax.
Interest deposits commences first Of every mouth
WssTEk MasFE sEIrHl kpailf, rrs'4'1'i Vice
EDWARD HoGAE.S Presidents
REEVES r. sKLMEs. Secretary.
Il Choice City and County Bonds,
Ten to Twelve per cent
Free of All taxes.
First Securities of below par
wSais nsS;ssn.:! naSssf" 8! %sss H'Sssss Ssy
Also New York Cv Railroad Stocks AMI Bonds Insurance.
es or :as and an
N''' - 'A'' :" ALERT II. NIcoLAy.
Banker. STOCK Alct,oneer,
Dealer and BrOksr r,ns T. M"ns'es ,'rss Sa s99Yas Ynx
B-First class Securities paying large rses
OF interest," specially with this house fer many years.
yn Property. Apply to BRADLEY CuRRIER, a Dey
Tan %aiS zFsEsS Il ISSossseAgSH new SgHs nAss
FOUR PER CENT INTEaEsr ALLOWED ON DE-
de,xous receiving for their money
SS s slSsS s
the entire daily business at the rate of FOUR PER CENT
Collections made part the world with immed late
re! rms at the lowest current rates
Orders tor purchase sale Of stocks, bonds gold
r.ompty executed.
ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI LAND WARRANTS FOB
sale exchange for other property Address box 1876
New York Post onlce
MONEY TO LOAN-PROMPTLY- ON BOND AND
!N mortgage in New YORK, Brooklyn and New jersey
AADSeS ADS only to SAMUEL WOOD 'rSS Broadway room
ton J. r. POWELL. S6 Pine street. room7.
OFFICE OF THE GUARDIAN FIRE INSURANCE
~ Company No. Ia broadway v vo.v 1,. =, ,e,,
The directors Of this company declared
dividend Of five cent free of tax payable and after
WALTER Il. PAVE, Secretary.
CCHoOL DISTRICT BONDs-rHE sUREsr AND
- remuuerativn of bond nvestm.nts other safe
oa % M anE aad I a.
1'HE NEW YoRK o,,ou
RAILWAY coapANY.
r. *TsS yESon AI .sfos
AUGUST BELMONT, PETER h. swErNY'
asSS SaSSFs F 4 iasI2T ESN2Sr HsH ;Si4So
SsSpSEy SSSoAs sE S1sEfsS
!oiHIA EAX AySE KsSfjS ESHhP MSsrr
RICHARD b. CoNNoILY:. JOHN NTAYLoRJolssroN.
HENRY HILTON
HENRY HILfON
naGn SMITH NIT br..,..,,
W. BUTLER DUsCAN.
EDWARD p. BARKER.
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By authority Of the Board of Directors of the New York
act Incorporation respect undersigned Com
miesoners STOCK Subscriptions i've public notice tor and
of subscription for the capital stock thereof viii be- opened
Wednesday, the 2Sh of June inst, at the following
Al the bankins house of Duncan, sperrnan Co., No. II
Nassau street.
At the banking house OF the the Metropolis No. l3
The Company Is authorized Rail-
branches through the city OF New York. the east
aud west thereof starting pon,
near Chambers street between Broadway and Chatham
street: also ne Harlem river and through
OF railway branches from time to time, in any part
OF the city weschestcr county The property acquired
by the IL exempted from taxes and easements
nnrng tho period allowed for the final compeon OF the
railway in the cry. ne Mavor Aldermen anc I9mmonav
prevail OF the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund,
TO snbscr'bc for Eve m.o1s OF dollars Of the stock OF
hcen for by private parties This conditional
Of stock has been wholly sbscbed for and taken
o be INES Of rway 70 s Inc "f Wcs cons t'ssr ss
Supervisors OF that county authorized n ssue the bonds
of the county 20 such amount as the Supervisors shall deem
eyreent. TO aid In the construction extension of tho
railway in and ,hrOash LAT county For the proper equal
zspn ri ihe ntees, OF shareholders who may subscribe
hori7ed IN saue scrir for interest euch payments ray
able o,.t OF tho carnin.r. -
Ten Ter cent Of the amount of sock subscribed for 10
paid In the tme OF subscription. The residue to be
thirty days but call At any time per
cent. -. r. . 49, -.
win saned hy the company PAYABLE out Of the 6rs
inrs of the railway all insalmepts paid stock SUBJ
scrbed for within thirty days after the subscription books
hr reserves the right close the subscrp,,p
books sr q, any ~ hse 1bs Beard Of Direccrs '
BY ''''' ' ''e 15ExxS3GR idEx Tss9w STEWART
LEVI T.. MORTON,
Commissioners on Behalf Of the Company
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A PARTNER wANTED-T0 TAKE HALF INTEREST
~ In established tobacco house of standing,
with Of the brand In the country only 570U
quired Of good business man.
BONNEVILLE 4 COMPANY,
Financial Brokers, ~ Broadway, New York.
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NEW CARPETS wANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR MAR
IN bic Names or other Marble Work. Address MARBLE
WORKS, o3g " est Eighteenth street
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A-JAMEs McCREERY 4 CO.,
n Broadway and Eleventh street,
- On Monday, july ~,
will continue their great clearing out sale of low priced
Fancy Summer Dress Goods,
regardless OF cost
AIso full ward wide Japanec and Chinese Grass Cloth all
shades, at aQc
a. bun French Lawns, from Soc. .
Richardson Sons Owdens Bun Linens at greatly re-
duced prices. .
Of Linen a xple wasnIng
for the country or seaside, only 2bc
All our expensive Dress Goods. or every variety OF
styie and texture, reduced twenty-five per cent
Customers and strangers please exami me-
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$40 VI. smoa. Al reaay Co qa
the advertiser. who has had 10 years experience on tho
Pacihc coast in milling silver ores In Neyslai his me
offered IN New forS city for tue capital
required the business strcy legitimate and highly re-
muneratve frat class references given and required no
New York.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A SPLENDID CHANGE.
"A cool party, with xi0WO wanted the int res
Ql retiring partner In house Britannia
German silver and fine sIverplatei ibished and
doing business nj the location Tor the
health the for retiring the practical partner
mains would prefer party who can take charge of Office
and finances. BONNEVILLE co,
Ftnancnl Brokers. 80 Broadway, New YORK
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17
A TEnR1pLE FIRE IN Honny.-The

A TERRIBLE FIRE IN HoRnY The
most fearful fire, threatening tho de-
struction Of more valuable property than
any fire that has over been known in
this County, occurred at the Greenwood
Mills, on last Friday. The mills are
situated on tongue of laud, between
q large lake and tho main river. On the
North side, there is an extended bnnk OF
saw-dnst that hos been accnmulating
for years. Upon this saw-,lust, some
hands had been engaged in burning
slabs aud waste stuff. at IL o'clock, the
bell rang for dinner. NIL hands knocked
off, and no one was left in charge of the
fire. III Il few minutes, tho wind sprung
up, aud whitfield round SO rs to drive
the sparks aud flames toward the mill
The fire ran over the surface of saw-dust
like race horse, aud when the immense
volume Of black smoke gave warning, it
had made its why to n large pile of slabs
and refuse stuff in immediate contact
with the mill; here it wngcd with rcdou-
bleu fury, and for n moment despnir of
saving the property seized every ono who
behelu tho dovouriDg flames; luckily,
there was attached to the mill a signal
whistle, the signal of distress was given,
and the neishbors for distance Of over
quickly gathered to the fire; hero all,
white and colored, women and children,
worked with y desperation unparalleled.
and through their united efforts ,he
valuable property Of Messrs. w. L. Ijnck
IL Go. was saved from destruction.
Iwry Nems.
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To make time go fast -usc the srnr o
the moment.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17
The Northern

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Northern
mail opens at 500 P. H.; closes 7.15
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. NJ: closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes 600
p. NJ. Greenvi]le mail opens 6.45 P.
NJ; closes 600 A. NJ Western mail
opens 800 A. NJ; closes 1.3O p. NJ. On
Sunday Office open from to 4 p. NJ.
THE SrRAGUE CANAL. We are pleased
to learn that. aftor suspension Of ten
days, work was resumed upon this i'm
portant enterprise yesterday, under the
supervision Of Mai Chns. Mahon, the
chief -Agineer in charge. The old dan,
at the hend OF Bull Sluice far
into Broud Riyer-for tho purpose of
collecting the necessary water to be
thrown into the canal, is now being re-
built Another dam and waste way have
also been lately completed, to control
the DnIl Siulce water ut the upper lock.
From this point to Gcger's Mill, dis
tance of about two miles, the canal has
been greatly improved. both in width
and depth. a large amount of work
has also been done near the ConRnree
Ferry; and 1t is tbe intention Of Col.
Pearcc and the engineer to push the
work forward to an early completion.
HoTKL ANYWAYS, August C. Colun,-
dia Hotel IL. Elias. WIN. j. Molyneaux
aud lady, T. Dullie. j. A. Blnm, G.. Bell
and wife, Charleston; II. S. johnson, S.
c.; I. L. Warley and wife. Darlington;
Q. NJ. Snller, s. c.; A. j. Baldwin, Pm.
II. W. High. G. & a. r. r.; w. D.
Kennedy, S. c.; Il. G. Silver, city; G.
Presley. Dne West; T. L. Ray, Newber-
rs; 9. Il. Morse, wife and two children,
Sumter; w. 2. Anderson and wife,
Greenwood
ficherson Housc-A J. Lawton, Beau
fort; J. III. Miller. Mrs. 0. r. Gibbs,
Beach Island; r. r. Coviugton, Law
renoeburgh; +. Schlegelmilch, Gilbert
Hollow; L. s. Rodgers. wife, 3 children,
servant, Mrs. s. L. Rodgers, Charleston;
Walter S. Turner. c., G. & a. r. f.; J.
W. Fleck, Chester; Mrs. Mcdowell,
Sumter; }. M. Berry mud wife. Master
Berry, Graniteyille; Dick Chatham,
Helena. .u
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4 Honolulu paper relates that rs IL ma
tive man and woman were ont fishing on
IL reef, Il shark appeared and attacked
the man. aud by successive bites took oil
his arms and his legs; that the woman
made for tho shore with the limbless
trunk Of her husband; that she reached
it in safety, and tlut the man still lives.
rhn story is told on tho authority OF IL
policeman at WAIKIKI, otherwise it would
he liflicnlt of belief
at n picnic, near Rochester, Monday,
Il yonng German girl wns walking with a
man in tho .lnlkcr part Of the grounds,
when Il number of young rowdcs col.
lecte1 about them, evidently with evil
designs. Her escort espying them,
ign0miniously dccamped, while tho girl
in lcr fright ran toward tho brink of n
prccipice and fell over, II distance of
seventy.five feet, to the dry bod Of The
river below, where she was found dead,
with her ucck broken.
HOMICIDE Lynchbnrg {Vn.)
NewS lrnrns that Capt. VIM. H. Tardy,
u well known citizen Of Campbell Coun-
~, who resided near I.ccsvillc, was shot
nnd instantly killed. on Saturday, by II
MN named Henry Ward, Of Iitisylvann.
Thomas Owens, who was thrown from
Il Second Avcnnc car with Mr.. Dclntonr,
on thu night Of the 30ill nltino, died nj
bellevue Hospital. n few days ago, from,
the effects Of the ampulation Of his leg.
The total number Of Union sol,lcrs
reported Inferred throughout Tie United
States is 30, 800, Of winch nnmlcr li3,
1i:i have never been Identified.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17
COLUMBIA. S. G.
sThursday horning, August II, 1871.

Descendants of the old families along
the Atlantic sea-board, who date bnck
tl,eir ancestry to the settlement Of Ame-
rica, and thereby assume n faulty uristo-
cratic distinction over less fortunate fell
owcitizcns who are ignorant Of their
Lineage. have been thrown into perfect
futter Of alarm and excitement ut the
vagarics of n London publisher, named
Hotten. This too enterprising gentle
man hns lately set himself about traoing
up closely the connection between the
original Amcrcnn families and their
English progenitors, and publishes, as
his first instalment of the result, the
"Original list OF persons of qunlity, emil
grants md others, who wont to the Ame-
rican plantations from 1G00-l700." 1t
is expected that, in fullillment Of Mr..
Hotten's original intention, his next vo-
lume will comprise list Of conyicts sent
to this country during the same period
It is known that during tho interval ape-
cited, convlcts wcrc extensively colo
nlHed IN THIS country, although the Anne
rican histories are judiciously silent on
this unpleasant topic. This second work
will certainly be looked forward to with
great interest, though VIC do not envy
Mr.. Hotten the belaboring he III destined
to receive, as ono OF the most vicious OF
modern iconoclasts. The fires of indig-
nation will be lighted on many hearth,
the New Orleans Times thinks, now only
illumined by the lambent flame of Puri-
tanio responsibility, o general hunting
up Of old tomb-stones. and an extensive
pathological change in nomenclature will
undoubtedly take place; but, upon the
whole, the cause of charity and humility
will be greatly strengthened aud bene-
fitted.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17


NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
The fortieth exhibition of the industries
of our land, to be held by the American
Institute, in the immense structure
bounded by Second and Third avenues
aud Sixty third aud Sixty.fourth streets,
New York, from September to Novem-
Der 4, promises to bo fnr in advance Of
anything hitherto attempted on this con-
tinent. Artists. artisans, inventors, ma
nufacturers, horticulturists and others,
are rapidly forwarding their applications
for space in which to exhibit something
novel, wonderful, beautiful or useful in
the vnrious departments. The best and
most recent triumphs of American skilled
products, ns we'll as tho lntest and most
approved methods of manufacture, in
actual operation, will there be seen at
their best. It will be a sight that none
should miss. The heavy machinery is
already being set i'll place.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-17

TIE AIR LlSE.-Wc nrc informed that
the employees commenced putting down
iron on Tho Air Line Railway, at Char
intte. on Monday. the 7tll instnnt. Tie
grnding from that city to Catawh.
liver is completed a distance of eight
cen miles. We learn that Mai. Wexford
thinks the cars will bc running tu this
place early next spring. Wo arn aware
that great energy is now being displayed
in the construction Of this road II tie
bridge work along the line can be com
pleted by the time above mentioned,
then VIC have good reason to believe thnt
the ehrly spring Of '72 will bring with it
direct railroad communication with
Charlotte. So mote it be.
Spu,fn.bnrg Spartan.