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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-01

PARIS HUMBUa. Tho Rev. J. 81.
Barclay ventures to differ from the po-
puIar estimate. He writes to the Lut1e-
RAJ, Observer:
'lf there is an unmitigated humbug
on the face of the earth, it is Paris.
People visit it because it is the fashion,
and learn to murder little French aud
to praise delightful i'a,'ee, IA they pro-
nounce it, because it is the fashion.
Paris has it's beauties; it is a fine city,
but there is wearisome snmeness about
its streets. Uniformity becomes tire
some. Uniform as rule in height, uni
form in style, tho Mansard roof every.
where prevalent. Nc one can erect an
edifice until submitted to the royal arch
ltect, who insists on certain rules-one.
man power, the curse of nations and
churches. There is no. il Paris, except
her opera house, single building equal
to Bennett's Herald Office or the Park
bank, save in extensiveness, and you are
safe in the conclusion that when Europe
an visitors nre going i1to ecstacies over
the second city in the world, it is the fa,
shion, and that explains and covers u
great deal.
''If Paris is over-estimatcd, much
more is hor army u swindle. The Prus-
sian victories lessened considerably in
our cstimution. We saw. probably,
$4,000 of tue flower of tho army, viz:
the Versailles troops. They were walk
ing scare.crows; they were the slouch-
lest, dirtiest. worst dressed, meanest
drilled troops I ever saw on parade. Our
cherished dream is gone; the days OF the
Old Guard are over. The spirit of the
great Napoleon may we'll turn sorrow.
fully away. Ichabod is written Oh tho
banners OF Franco, for the glory hath
departed.
IA word on what is lett OF the old
army. We went in the broilipg sun to
the Hotel des Invalides. tho asylum Of
ine old soldiers of Napoleon. and the
place where his ashes repose, and so We
compared France, not with others, bat
with herself. In the hospital aud around
the grounds we saw veterans of ninety
years OF age. who pat to shame the best
blood of modern France. Mon who had
fought through the suns of Egypt. aud
the SHOWS of Russia. grizzled and weu-
ther- beaten, but still erect as pines,
broad.shouldered, stern old soldiers, who
recall the glory of the Old Guard, the
last lingering lights Of a ouce powerful
nation. We could not but think of what
these old men must have felt for the hn.
initiation of their land, how they must
have bled at the degeneracy of the mo-
derns.
''And what is the matter with France?
Wherein lies the secret of her overthrow?
It 10 contained in two words-ignorance
aud licentiousness.
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For Rent,
Desirable Residence for Sale

ArA TIE desirable ono and q halr story
GW DWELLING, located on the South. west
cornor of Laay and Marion streets, il
dern improvements, with Mansard ru,i
Tho lot contains half an aero. For torms.
applytO r. M. POLLOCK.
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To Rent,

S- TO an approved tenant, I will rent tn,
Gfs walker House," situated OH Uppc,
.&sA- boundary street. Apply to
Sept 70 Is. O'NEALE. in.
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New 3ooks! New Rocka

New Books New Books
AWE NlCAK'S DAUGHTER. BY George
4 Mcdonald. 81 So
The Doctors Daughter. Ey Sophie May,
''At tho Back OF tho North Wind" ByGco.
Mcdonald. 81.
Fitz Hugh 81. Clair, Tho South Carolina Re.
bel Boy. by Mrs. Sa.lc L. Chaplin. 81 so.
Lord kilsubbn. lsy Charlcs Lever. 81.
The golden Lion of Granlperc. by Antlo
iiy Trollnppe. T5c.
Ethel Mlldmays Follies. 75c.
.'Ombrn." BY Mrs. Oliphant. 15c
And other lato publications., Just received
and for salo At publishers prices, ut
Il. l.. ERYAN'S
aug "o BODkht0re
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For Rent,

"a THAT largo and comrnodious STORE,
E;;:t now occupied by Mcssrs. PorterN Steulc.
N..uL P"-scssion given the LIST or October.
f0r trims, inquire OF G. DItN,.Es
Aup q
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E0nfs for Sale.

HNHE Charlotte, columbia ard Augusta
j. Rsiir"nd IA Company Will sell 800 0oO OF it's
at tho rate OF 7 per cont rcr aI,nm 81 en-
and accrne,! interest OH 100 making tho in.
vos'of nearly per cent. per nnii,l,n in add-
ton 10 ihr discount. Apply to Al p. rcrlarn.
nashicr FIRST National Dahk, Charlotte, O..
HonkiiRht, Treasurer. or
Sert 70 "M. JOHNSTON President.
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Fairbanks Scales
A FULT, aesnrtment of

A FULL. assortment OF Fairbapks' PLAT.
N FORM SCALES.
a no, Grucors' T. alcR and Counter Scales
jnst received aud tor s4c by
OctI JOHN AGNEW son.
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For Sale.

A PLANTATION in Sumter County known
~ AZ tho Bradford Springs Ilace. 1t con
tains 753 acres OF lard fifteen miles from
Sumter &. H. and about tho snmc distance
from Camden. For particulars aud terms.
applv,to Messrs BLASDING & RICHARDSON.
Attorneys a. Law, Sumter g. H. Sent
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The Grand Central
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
Is Now Receiving the Finishing

WIE arc now sottled in our largo hi 1 ele-
w CANT store. where customers will tiu,
every convenience and comfort. with plenty
of light to make their 30 elections.
The 7arioun departments are thoroughly
refurniaf, q sna .apiJ supplied with ali tho
new and d.siru de goods found either in Do.
mestic or Foreign markets.
We cordially invite all to examine our large
aud attractive stock, where will be found, 1T
all times, the latest novelties. as we'll az full
line OF DOMENTIGS and HOMESPUNS
Our CARPETS are exceedingly beautiful in
patterns and very low in prices.
RUGS in endless variety.
Our $l:00 and 81 so KID GLOVES, in one
and two Buttons, are tho best ever sold in CO.
lnmbi. for the money. All fit we'll, and keep
the ladies' in good humor.
We have adnnted . ncw .;i!o .. the GRAND
CENfkAL-We give customers their exact
change. VIM. D. LOVE g. CO,
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishment.
Under tho Wheeler House,
Got 20 Corner Msin aud Plain ri reefs
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Fresh Biscuits.

2NAhlNA, Pearl, OYSTER, Wiro. Dnttcr, Milk
/ Picnic C:ctm, Corn Hill, Lemon, Soda,
&' ali fresh. For salc low by
Oct HOPE L GyIES.
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"R I'D BANK "a RNS,"
II. G. SHIVER & CO.
For Sale.

krA handsome and cnmluolion. RESI-
NM? DENCE, we'll located, OH n large lot
0lEArply to
Oct 40 q WAITER s. AJOxrr1r,I
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Special Notices,

On nlarriage.-Happy relief for Young
Men from tho effects OF Errors and Abuses in
eaTiy lie. Manhood restored. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method Of treat
mont. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sont free, in scaled envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
south Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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70 Rent,
la DWELLING HOUSE, contsinin.
EH3 elHht room situated on Laurel street
between Bull and Marion. All necessary
out buildings on the premises. porsc.sioi.
gwen on the first Of November. Amply Mt
ofiico Of POPE X UASKtfi
Oct G.
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Stork's Restaurant.
Oysters and Other Refreshments.

EE& TIE undersigned bcgs to inform,
F61SSNhis friends that iis SALOON and
~ OSSRESrAURANT il in full operation.
and he is prepared to supply MEALS at all
from Norfolk. Charlc-ton, and Indian Key,
whan tho weather permits. Imported and
domestic SEGARA, baltimore LAGER BEER,
etc. A. N'TORE
Oct %
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q Valuable Tract Of Lard For Sale.

q Valuable Tract Of Lard For Sale.
T3NlI e snbHcrber nffe, y tor salc his PIANTA-
i TlOS. near Abbev,lle Court House. part
of it within the corporate limits OF tho town
1t contains $50 acres of land, nevcnty-fve of
which IN good creek bottom. On il is a COM
f"rtablo Dwelling House, Gin House, and all
Hcuppornong Grapes OF ecven acres. in tull
bearing. with Stone IInusc, Cellar, and all
appliances for Masking wine. and fine c0lec.
tion o1 fruit Ireos. Il. h BOWIE
Sept AbhrvilJc & II A. O.
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FOUND AT LAST

HHHE pIaGn to buy everything wanted. Tile
L bost selection OF PEKFUMEtY ever
offered III Columbia, the following brand or
which stands conspicuoue:
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LAWYERS, I ke Ro,ice

TIME second volume. new series of ri :
\ CHAKDSUHS f.Aw iEiDitrS il NOW
i. adv. aud for salr by u. ], BlYAN
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Ana select ::ssortments " Carpttirgs Win
dow Shades aud Curtains. lt"Ls Aattinxs.
end all other articles usually found in II + IIST
CLASS DAY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
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OUR CHIEFTA!N

With every bottle q this Perfume sol,i q n;c.
tnro OF General 4. Il. Leo is given
GREELEY & GRANT PRIZE BOXES
Containing g indy and Pictures OF those dis.
tingnis slird officials
PEitFU NE roMlIEIiS, for refreshing and
reviviDG tho uerycs.
CIGARS, OF tho finest nlvors and best
brands.
FRENCH CANDIES. in All variety: also,
plaln and aeacrted. together with many other
desirable articles too numcrnu.. to mention.
Oct 30 O.V. ANTWERP.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-12-19

floors Of the hotel We're drenched with
water. The halls were filed with bag
gage. The clothing Of the seventy or
eighty servants who escaped is ruined.
Fully one fourth of the furniture, which
is valued at $4oo, 900, is ruined
FURTHER PARTICULARS-sTATE OF
ONE OF TIE SERVANT GIRLS.
New York, December 1l.-Eleven
bodies of the victims from Fifth-Avenue
Hotel are at the Morgue. Only two
have been recognized All give evil
dence OF terrible suffering.
Mary Heaney, one Of the servants at
the hotel, is at Bellevue hospit.l, hay
ing been injured by falling through a
fire-escape. She states when the alarm
Of fire was given she ran and knocked
at nearly all the doors of the other ser
wants, and burst open two Of them.
She then tried to get down stairs. but
the smoke and flames drove her back,
when, with Mary Turner and Bridget
Curtis, she broke upon sky-light. and
got on the roof, remaining there till the
hremen rescued them.
1t is now thought that only eleven
girls persisted.
Mr.. Gliswold, one Of the prog1ietors
OF the hotel, emphatically denies and
delay in sounding the alarm. Upon
the discovery Of the fire three servants
were dspat ched to wake the girls, any
prompt measures were taken to alarm
the guests.
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WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Thursday Morning, Dacszase. .sta, 1879.
TEE DOG TAX.

A bill has passed the House Of Dele
gates repeating the dog tax. 1t will,w
have no doubt, pass the Senate. This,
we think, is making move in tn e
wrong direction The dog tax should
have been applied to the payment Of
losses to sheep owners occasioned by
the ravages Of dogs. But so long as the
valne of worthless ours exceeds the val
Tic of sheep, in the estimation Of our
Legislature, our farmers can expect no
protection for their focks, and instead OF
raising sheep must devote their capital
and energy to raising dogs of the most
improved stock.
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'yOMMISSIONER'S OFFICE.

~ WOODSTOCK, Dec. l6 1872
Jacob Tisinger, J To Plaintiffs and
vs. - SDefendant IS and all
Aaron Hammon's Adm } others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have fixed up
on the 24t day Of Jaurary, 1873. to take the
accounts feqdired by decree in said cause, viz:
list, To settle Adm inistration account Of Sam
uel Harmon, Admir-. of Aaron Ham mon, deed
and also that Samuel Harmon and Chas. No.l
be required 1set lie the administration account
Of Samuel Noel as Adr d BIN. OF Aaron Harmon
deed. I'd. 4. take an account of debts aga inst
said Aaron Hammon. Sd. To report the req:
estate otwhich Aaron Harmon. died. seized
sam and liens thereon according 10 p~iorities
4th. Any other matter deemed pertinent or that
either party may desire. Given rnder my
hand as Commr In Caancerv of County Court
q Shenandoah, the day snd, year first ot,resaid.
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4 sOMMISSlONGR's OFFICE

4 Inconsistencies OFFICE
~ Woodstock, Va. Dec. l6. 1872.
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On me I'D day of January 1873 at nv office to
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NEW York, Dec. 15.-The FIRE mar
shal says that the fire in the Fifth Az
enre Hotel originated in Mary Groves
room, and was carried by the elevator
to the dormitory occupied by the scrub
bers, who were suffocated before burn
ed, inasmuch as the flames had to
burn from the hallway through parti-
ton walls, occupying fifteen or twenty
minutes.
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CLARENCE COOK OnFurniture.
And Decoration.
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NOTICE.

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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW YORK.
TWENTY TWO BODIES Northumberland
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE GUESTS-Loss,
100000!

New YORK, December IA fire
occurred last night at the Fifth avenue
Hotel, originating in the elevator lead
ing to the laundry. In the coekloft,
occupied by the Laundry woman and
domestics, sixteen bodies have been
found, burned beyond recognition. The
bodies were found near the only window
Of the room, which was barred. The
on means of escape was the stairway,
which was in flames; so the victims had
to remain in the room and wait for
death. 1t is hoped that many died
while asleep.
LATER BODIES RECOVERED
NONE OF THE GUESTS INJURED.
NEW York, December 1l.LUp to
2 o'clock this Morning 90 bodies had
beer recovered. None of the five hun
dred guests Of the hotel are reported
injured. The loss by fire and water is
Estimated at 100000.
The smoke was saffocating, srd the
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L y -.
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We We VII make no charge unless the taxes are re-.
:" ""eo WILLIAMS l. BRO.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Ns"oDsrccK Dee le. 1872.
,o-;,,, :, vs.. PENDANTS aid all Others
Gu are hereby notified that have fixed nm
Oh 'he ESD day of January, la7z to iakt The &C.
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Dec l9-4w.
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THE SUPREME CouRr AND THE FUND
ING BuI.-The cases of Wright, Sheriff,
&C., VS.. Smith, and Antoni VS.. Wright,
Sheriff, &c, we're decided in the
Supreme Court of Appeals on Friday