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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

HAY-The demand is moderate and the msrAs' = 'f'. 81.
70, s IIsr ami 75dgc Tor Clover straw ''er' qssi I'd
ala 10 Tor Rive; IS &c tor Short 40 shs s1ys
MOLASsBS-Fore 60 grades remain egll ~e arc ~ -
New here but rrfner receives them. Domestic e1Ai"
$50 bbls New -0rIeaos at aSdouc s,. ,ri,,. r,s
iler fyor Spirits Turpentne has been quoted 20
sales Of 1870 bbls ISdSc The latter pner 10, % s,ar -
been firm but less active; heard only o. ~ o. ~"
81 sS and 200 bbls do at - IS, deliver d. i"'S''
0iscty Linsecd is sm with fair inquiry We q9o', ,,r,
for casks ana ssa9le for bbs CrDie F. o' are $780,
quest and prices are steady o.her os ae ,@i fraS III.
PETROLBU Crude in bulk offered : a ~ kgF.
The Greek has declined and rules W - sra -
Upper and $J 80 for DO; on Lover k'i e. cssno,
there are orders the market and i - Soo 30
cause Of the scarcity Of vessels We QUO" IN i 20
held at ~ &C.; Cases quoted at ~ @|oic 49, o. =,
has ruled quiet andlsiets arirU
PROV ISIONS-ln Pork we have bal i'f ~ "a ~ ~
for present aud future delivery and WITH ne 6nr as
OF tie sau ghter NJ the West, eiceedng % nor m -
there h. ess confidence the future ne i' eh-A 20
present slaughter will exceed That OF Ast M ali anr -
Tear readily be d posed o. at sae ,,S.et ssa ST.
over The last years slaughter will he dAcsi -
try is Dot well rewanied indeed laboris'u u sps OFt
vet and this likely TO continue for sene ID =. 4, 81
rp friends in their estimates OF the saug 'f evo b. rsi 81
reat Increase m the slaughter lefe 40 - ~ ~ ~
We think ss,e place the nurbcr OF 20, - ID PM -,
AZ 0e which larye nerv'se oser ], 'o,i os 49,
umei bssintss has been done ehiely % Ist nnnE -
cru az ala In Refuse far business 90 . & rs'sf ~
Toslav the demand for PORK ca the sio1 - .lJfiHvs
prc.. are "A thou change; the sales are - - ~ 90
W az LA Isi for New 3D. sl2 Tor hyrr Pnms Ak
livery ,aes OF 500 bhs Mess, o April 81 ~ Besf n
ga 50 Tor JAY; SO bl for frbfnap, a. 49, ssts
iESGs's demand man SO and for ne Plaza Mes sSss =.
g TIerce Beef Is selling sloNk, aui Pt.' pnas -,
chsuge; sales Of 100 te> At IL. -. ,ery sus -,
IL. ~ so mi. AZ 4?2d go for weern 'u' nse fs 20
wanted in part shpmen' sale, Of TO- pas e icr Hs
Usn. and blc for Shoulders 40 Green liam, AZ H. 80
80 pctsi Ia a. 9Id9ie 10 ties fsAel IL n sssEt
so.r. Or, ssed DO. Sc 20 tcs Pele ~ smS As ss
,ni lis boxes DO Bacon cont nnss 70 o
~, I'll "a, .Yoort though holders AMI 'hppe" arr III 4; ~ ~
,s, 49, sslrs Of SO at 7e ef Long C.sf 49, Shsn ~
c1.., snI 5so boxes short Clear al lSo A. f Me-
lie Dressed Hog sesr a. AL rate. "a n s, Sao ale. q ~
sno i"aieai ~, Ma A. g}asje for CitF; 11st. y"
s md S,e for Kettle Rendered. for ts!ne MI =, Ne 49,
tes. for February. al Gle l,s" ~s s'~'"' 80
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THE MARI IS
rcarefully reporter 'or Trrr. -rr,

SlTrat,Y b,
AsIIBS-Pos in flr demand DO. cf.. . r. 'ten u n
are dol, ana nominal. "@ ~,
VI lON- ne Hefset On ihe 500 vase ''' grss
me aemenl igr the iutnle Fas act an g. . 70
speculation. Last eyenug-Pehraary, DO % lie. - r.
y Bloc. regular. March, 10 at d 5-t. IT. u ~ h.
2 iLJr.. 30 40 Hlc 400 n p ID o.. nf lt ll. ~
L'i' W. AZ z5ic' 70 Al - zinc nay to O. ~ Co.,
JUNE 100 al lic, 10 al Ijsc, 40 Of -. l1 % . liza
590 ba.c.. IoGag-PebnaY .ol g .s- ln . ia Tea
@p ~ % lJ-ltc, lV0 az L|sc, wv y HIr. 3 - Ah1
p lJIc. 10 % Pc, 100 ~ s 3D.. y a. %
AZ &C.; Apdl, 1000 At 23lc, 100 az % g ii. H-, ~
so At % Jlac l000 AZ 1850, l0l % IT,. ID . s9 ~
q Hoe, 100 20 Z.ci May. og9a ..l. - -
~ az ~ ,e - ', ,, y. ,,c f t f@r.I.
81 ~ liil', Ia, ~ I ,'t ' ~ a ~.
c. OI'5o.'' "- -''s. r.,,
URINARY '',,"'''''' ~ AZ
ZOO ~ y''''''' -, - a
=. ~ A., ''1-''''''' 25i 81 4 4
h'l'l 4'.,,.'.'''''' 81 81 - 4
r- ''"''l n., - - c.,- q
r. TIE aea, ions. are +, I le,ei IN IN. o yu 49,,
beg re above or neloN tne ga '"
imperlr' hence quotations are mona ,,i. u.s. 'Haaa
active; tie demand lAs been yeg e en-. sl ni,i, a
9ePe TOM p DOR s, ,of s,,e s BEEN 2'. EN-. y a
of p5iuct on and heuoe With the ,r d. e .ap, -, -
small soc ehere ohber' ta7r fnr poi 'h nor -.
o"lnoh " Ni,' VIA |t''a NV Oh" 'gfeA'- i'rla a
these ana Sommon Amo.i 80, NIaa, De awe
Hs "th l.' H.. - ,-tt Alig Y ~
pi'uu''.e "L iDui "a 49, su ~ 1aall 4
az IN soag io,iuss ,s t - XXX ,s SiTZ Eal ..
but The supply 81 neat IN ne iAs ~ nihrr no Ness
small lld ne ailfafano' oi 'at a ,i'P 20 :, fT As
beyond suppl irz the wants Of tie doue'te trade a. W.
little sl for export Pc 4'oale weather ~ L ~
rger quarsres 10 some localities than they ..l1 o.
The promfe- for the s""ing 'rp more hPdai ba a4 -
for export viii Be ar % las depletion a
stock s.ce te lst lE- D. Sen n'y
tl- t-frL 1901 'lt ila We 30 or .oet dN
aum I" rtr WHEAT hitfas j. ua'n ie'lo (Aese Nlra m
nave s1 t 4A' VIII a. -sif d. - Rave ben al
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And The following for City Bank stocks:

There was well distributed business in railroad bonds
cOmprehendng &c issues. AS rule prices were strong
Central Paccs Soda 1921 Union Firss 81 99l5 do. Land
Grants 81 Incomes, Firss OF C. G. and |. c., 92l
Seconds 72 Boston, Hartford, and Erie FrSs 80 49, and
Frsts Of St. Louis and Iron Mountain. 9id9il The fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

ANDREW H. GREEN,
Controller o TIE (ity o. heg.iOIk
GEORGE NJ. VAN MORT.
Commissioner Of Pubic WORKS Of the City q newborn
HENRY q. STEBBINS.
a the Public Of NcwYOfk
Board 81 Az poriOnmrnt AMI Audit
R,sOlred That foregoing Of The red 10
business Of the CITY rnf County ~
FOR
1t 81 January 10 IN 18th CAV % AI
8 and also for tie interest Of the Ct and nlY ie
the Of Nov 52 be- and IL hereby made ht NE cun
Of M the Of The BOsr OF Appofuon ut anl An
constituted clter Of the Laws Of Newio Of s sna Ai o. d
estimate al the members Of said Board lied n he
Department sad city and published IN The Corporation
papers Of said city.
Adopted b the and Audit public meeting
Board held Fcbl7 1872 by the concurrent vote Of All ne mem
bar. t..reof RICHARD A. STORkS,
(lerk Board AlpnTtOnment and Andt.
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The Philadelphia stock market was steady TO-DAY
PENNSYLVANIA Gs, third issue, sold at lOs Pha0e PM
and Erie Railroad, go; Reading Railroad, so; rem
sylyania Railroad CIR. Gold closed at ll0l.
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Government bonds have been dull and steady all day,
cn.irc ON Nm. hasis Oflll ~ III Tor IG-s. Fsk acA
rcnort AZ lo!Iows az p. IL. :

state bonds were dull ana neglected on the general
list but strong and in good demand for 1rncssecs at an
advance of per cent The new JAY south CarollaS
were steady II % aS3t We note a sale OF Georgia IS at
.-I W. LII. -i,. Dr.f In.
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Offered. ASKED.
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations "eio


The surioincd table shows the highest anu 'o"'',
prices of United States securities, active STOCKS al"
gold during the week, as well as the co'ine o
tatious of each at the dates aforementioned:
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The gold market has been dull and firm all the sales
hoing at llCy 70 Iog The speculative enthusiasm has
died natural death since the subsistence OF the Alabama
discussion and the business now done is purely CONNER
cal The rates paid gold loans were 81 - p ~ h. ~
and per cent for carrying until Monday, ana HAT Tor
borrowing TIE Assistant Treasurer redeemed III oa'u
bonds sl22oo0 making total ~ S2l'l3oo ana ulSo'e
a9o000 in January, coin interest making total OF ~
AK noo The davis business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was a. follows: Gold cleared 27lO2Ooo; gold balances
sIJl9ls; currency balances, sl6l,@O8 The following
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DEpARrxEST TAKEs ASD AssEssnESTs No. 81 ChANbEhksT
kkw-lOKK, January :, 1872. }
NOTICE il hereby given that the Assessment
Rolls Personal Estate Of the City and County o
HewYor 1917 will be fos inspection and revision
amer MONDAY 1872 aud will until the tb
dag April inclusive for the correction Of errors and the eqasia
the aforesaid real and personal estate Of the
City and Coanty Of Nswlork All persons believing themselves
geved make application to the Commissioner during the period
mentioned relief provided by law
GEO. II. ANDREWS 4 Commissioners
THOs. J. CLEANER, ofTaIes
SAThAsiEL BANDS ASSESSMENT.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
GALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-fIisr CALL
l04 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SaIss0 G0r,rs en- IOndc


oo 59o Cou T7.......lll l00W u - ~ o@ iVi
1000. .lllt oVO y '-N'' ~
5O.OO.. sss'sillsl
a o., iafs Railroad oad hl'Odd-hSe's
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The earnings Of the Indianapolis, Bloomington, and
Western Railway for the last week In January were
td,sl3 81 for the month Of January, slooI5 O.. In
crease over the corresponding month last year. so2o
The following shows the exports exclusive Of specej
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Eoa payu4u..... 1921 o. Carrencg baalce tlli''S -
G.si Ii.ur4... 'i'i ~
m s S ,5cc,d gold c,scae. sent Washington D. c.
Foreign exchange closes dull and steady, and the nom
nal rates were 1921 aIOg for prime 60 day serns and
lIOQlloi Tor short
The money market quiet and steady during the
morning al ana percent and easy IN tic afternoon at
and per cent, with exceptional loans ' low ~ ana
perccut Prime business notes have moved Oh the basis
of 10 per cent The bank statement was unayOrable
and showed decrease all the items The specie was
down SIGs2,Qo1; the movement of the week covering
s34o 800 paid the Treasury for Customs, the coin
disbursements being s57GO2 for interests and S5iO for
export TIE statement reflects II manipulation OF 'he
market dirug the week speculative purposes The
following table shows tine condition OF the New YORK
Ctv ,..ociate,i banks this week and last:
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soldtv al booksellers NeNIclers Pre- 20 Cents fora
Dorst. Ic.,.a.L Al.res TiiE TRIBUNE. y. l.
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Corporalioil Notices.
pOARD of APPORTIONMENT a

BOARD of APPORTIONAIENT and AUDIT.
I'D Estimate Of Expenditures Of CT anu Count. OF Nc"-lot
from January 10 Aprl 19 and Tor Interest on the ttg anu county
De due Nav J. 1872 from CIster 21 Laws Of dI2
the shall rot exceed the su oil seven an
q half Millions ui dollars
Of Chapters
te Ian, NeW ora Of l3.2 I1h of February, It3 By
the Concrt vote Of the board Of Apporlonmen
Of the Laws Of New iork Of "1I0i
the amounts required iav the Of conducug the pubuc
tnnes ~ New York the several departments
,n Tor the poses hereinafter uuoned from the Isl day
Jspnsrv Aru d7l both days inclusive ana also o
and COUNTY Debt The j.; aaY 81 MAY Io
For IN Departments aAd PlIoss, rs JoI,Us ~ 49, -
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Wc00inQ Caros, 81.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 10l Full
~ tou-.t-W EDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY Vsao
hsbed 1881
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Danriun Ara0emics.
ilusicGl Eitsirn'ncnIe.

flusicGl EnsirnncnIe.
LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, best makers,
" 10 RENT OF SELL ceap ret alol on purchase. 'i' ~ W.
NJ NERRELLS, no. Crionsqusre 10 IouIin-a,e--
DAVEN q Co. ARE SELLING their new ana
Ii IMPROVED 1t-OCfANE
GRAND SCALE PIANOS,
7,, from heir Ml,ufctory AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES lb
aud Isl Barter-st. ore door from Grand
dtN. THE NATIONAL PIANO-FORTE.
y tO, Afrcass instrument seven oe'1y eT'ea legs la
IiANO' '1' N4'''-'- HORACE WATERS.
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a. Co., 18 Wall-st., and Gwyur,
Wall-st., who will furnish D..
lars. v

THE CHICAGO, DANyHGE Al.
MORTGAGE BoXDs are for a., ENNEs PIs
upon a finished road which Is d.. pf o.
ftable business. For saIeat... rye ard D
WR su,wrrc,, ned intr,
D ''''', ~ -' .o.. g hanken
W. I'D ''. o.. ,ur y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-16

SUDDEN DEArE. MIR. IL .Simmons,4
respectable merchant Of this CITY, whff5
sitting in 9 barber.s chair, Sunday MORN,
lug, about half-past9 8 o'clock, exhibited
strange symptoms. when those il attend;
anoe immediately went to bis assietancs
and a physician was sent for, bat in two
or three minutes life was extinct. Mr..
8. had been iu feeble health for several
years, from All affection of the brain and
heart-the hitter being, as is believed.
the cause Of his death. He was interred.
yesterday Afternoon, in the Israelits
bnrying- ground. Mr.. 8. leaves wife.
several children and grandchildren. ag
NEW AND ENTERTAINING WORK. We
iare indebted to the publishers. Messrs.'
John Murphy & Co., of Baltimore, for s
copy of neatly bound edition Of the
Popular Life of General Robert Edward
Lee, by Emily V. Mason; dedicated Iby-
permission to Mrs. Lee" It contains
seventeen original designs, by Professor
Volok. Without attempting any. do
soription of the book. we copy tho fol-,
lowing dedicatory preface. with th1
simple remark that the adthoreas has
achieved all at which, che aimed, 8. oc,r@t,
9tMY DEAR 'Mhs, LRE: With !yourper.
mission, 1 dedicate to you this .lifsons
our beloved heroiri It may seeing dssinH
in, one so unptaetined to , attemptya
theme 81 ;Oisy. 2a. / nave nioPeii t s..ss !. !;
the love and admiration I felt for Gsne-
raj Lee would inspire me with ability to
present him to Others as I knew him. n
"Other writer's will, exhibit his public
life. bis genius"and maghsnimity. I
wish to show more Of hisodomestic ohA-
racter aud private virtues;a ;his. uhIaAs
ried industry, his :self-oontrol, and self
denial; his unselfish temper, his generous
kindness, his gentle manners his mo.
desty and moderation in success; his ps-
tience in difficulties aud dissppoint.
menta, and his noble fortitude in defeat
and disaster. ..t.-,n,;, ~,
THAT yon, who are most jealous OF his
fame, should honor me with. your ap-
proval, leads me to hope for the like in
diligence from the American peoples. to
whose history he belongs.
EMILY V. MASON.
BALTIMORE. JUNE, 1871"
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TERMINATING THE HAIK.-Wben the
hair censes to draw from the scalp the
natural lubricant which il its sustenance,
its vitality liz. ns it we're. suspended, and
if not properly attended to, badness will
he tho certain result. The one sure me-
iiiod ui avoiding snch an unpleasant
catastrophe in to use LYONS KATuAIRoN,
which, when we'll rubhed into the scalp,
will speedily re.animate the hair and
prevent it from falling ont. Besides
that. this inimitable resuscitant and
strengthener of the hair nonrishes and
stimulates its young and tender fbers,
removes all obstacles to their growth in
the shape Of dandruff md dirt, and ulti-
mately produces new crop Of hair,
stronger, glossier and twice ns abundant
ns the old. AS a hair dressing it is nota.
oily the most agreeable. refreshing and
serviceabie article ever placed upon
drcs>inS-tab!e
SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF
SOME OF THE DISEASES Produced BY IT.
a snllow or yellow color of skin. OF yell
iowish brown spots on face aud other
parts OF body; dulinesa and drowsiness,
with frequent headache; dizziuess, bit
ter or bad taste in mouth, dryness Of
throut and internal heat; palpitation, in
many cases dry, teasing cough. with
sore throat, unsteady appetite. raising OF
food, choking sensation in throat; dis
tress, heaviness, or bloated, or full feel
ing about stomach and sides, pain in
sides, back or breast, and about shoul-
ders; collie, pain and soreness through
bowels, with heat; constipation. nlter-
mating with frequent attucks OF diarrhOa;
piles. hatnlence, nervousness, coldness
Of extremities; rush Of blood to head.
With symptoms of appoplexy, pumbness
of limbs. especially Ut night; cold chilIs.
alternating with hot flashes. kidney and
urinary difficulties; female weakness.
dnllness. low spirits, nnsociability and
gloomy forebodings. Only e few Of
above sy mptoms likely to be present in
any case ut one time. All who nse DR..
Pierce's Alt Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery for Liver Complaint and it's
complications, are loud III it's praise.
Sold by oil first class druggists llt3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-16

The Trustees of tho Columbia Female Col
lcge We determined to reopen it the en-
SUING autumn. X 'his can possibly be done.
In order TO do this, and to place the institu-
tian on secure footing, it will be- necessary
to raise the sum pf $4,000 Tho Executive
Committee OF the Board have been charged
with the duty OF bringing this ma tor before
tho public, and of appealing IN bohalf OF this
Institution TO all who wish To promote the
cause ol Christian education in the South.
With a view to raise the requisite funds the
Trustees have adopted the following plan,
which cannot fail "i -nccess il it meets, as We
trust it may, the support and cooperation Of
our people:
FIRST Board proposes to issuo bonds
to the amount Of SO OU0 il 10 much shouid
be needed, i'll sums OF 800 each payable in
hvo years, without interest. Those who pnr-
chase these bonds will thus contribute tho in
torest on the amount VI their investment for
live Years. at the expiration Of which time the
principal will be repaid.
SEcoNp.--They Will sell scholarships in the
College, on the following terms. viz: Any nne
donating $500 10 the institution will be enti-
tied to tho privilege OF sending one pupil, II ee
OF tulti0n fees, tor five years
TH1RD.--Tney appeal earnestly to tho liberal
and benevolent Of all denominations in the
south for aid in the form of voluntary con-
That combined and concerted movement
to effect this latter object may he made, the
undersigned, acting for the Board Of Trus.
tees, respectfully request tho pastors Of all
favorable to this enterprise, to
take mp collection in their respective
churches, on ono Sunday, to be indicated by
them. not latnr than tho 18th Of April next.
forwarding to this committee any funds that
may bo contributed.
We earnestly invoke tho aid, not only OF all
clergymen, but Of all parsons who arc able
aud willing to assist in this laudable effort TO
establish. ON firm basis, this noble institu-
tion OF learning; and wo respectfully ask all
editors of newspapers, who approve tho
undertaking, to insert this appeal in their
journals. WADE HAMPTON,
MANNING BROWN,
JAS. Il. BLACK,
R. ID. RENN,
j. Il. KlNARD,
THOMAS j. LAMOTTE,
Il q. SILVER.
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Ea Pns.an,t..

The corrupt Uaion, the organ of the
thieves and swindlers. the. editor ot
which sheet'belongs 70 the clans OF ad-
venturers who have come South and, in
short time, improved their pecuniary
prospects to a remarkable extent, tries
to got up little indignation in its issue
OF yesterday, and talks very grandly
and looks very brave--on paper. 1t
wants us to specify the charges laid at
its doors. We refer it to the hack num-
bers OF this paper. When we feel dis
posed to make those charges more
specific than they have already been
mads-we shall do so. It is not neces-
sary for ns to hunt up the sins of the
Union editor, in order to justify our
judgment as to the penitentiary being
the place for such as he and his confede-
rates. That is the place for the ring, its
aiders and abettors. His misrepresenta-
tions of our people, his corrupt support
OF corrupt regime. his snbserviency to
the ring, his sudden fortunes, as evil
denoed in his new estate-all mark him
the enemy to the State and the city. and
to the public morals, that we have
painted him. We have put him and
others in the pillory, and squirm as they
may. there they must stay. Nor necd
the Union think that we intend to desist
from the work in which we have en-
gagged. The proprietor's reduction of
the PHOENIX in size is not going to affect
our programme. The wings of the
PHOENIX are not clipped. They are only
drawn in, and its eyes and talons are the
same. What the Union editor calls
'.personnl abuse" Others call The exposure
Of Mienes and sDindlers. What it calls
personal haired and spite. others call
just indignation and aOraM for the enemies
Of the Sltite and Of The public morals.
''Let the CALLED jade vince, our withers
are unwrung." "Corruptiom Dins not
more than honesty" At least, if it has
won moro than honesty, it will not be so
long.
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It is stated that Beverly Nash has in
troduced resolution in the Legislature,
which provides forthe prosecution of
the Land Commission frauds, and the
employment as counsel of Hon. A. G.
Magrath and the City Attorney here.
We presume that the City Attorney
would hardly find time to do this work,
as he will be kept busy enough defend
ing the City Council. in their serious
difficulties. We desire to say to the
colored Senator from Richland that he
ia duiug very well, although he is off on
2 side: issue. Why move against the
Land Commission frauds alonap If you
waht :tbn do enmstssipa Ien1f s:>-cre thst
you ore, in earnest. pursue, tho ring;
strike the head and not the tail OF the
snake; seize the bull BY the horns and
not by the tail. ,ro,,,.. .,,r,, .a.,g.,
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A COLLEGIATE ENTERPRISE Co.
LUMBrA FEMALE CoLLEaE.--We take
especial pleasure in commanding to the
public the appeal in behalf of the Co.
lumbia Female College. All interested
in the cause Of Christian education will
be disposed to lend helping hand to
this work. TO raise the sun, of 500, 900.
and to restore the Columbia Female Col
lege building to its original purpose
this is the objective point of the Trus.
tees. It is desired to reopen the Col
lege this coming fall. The enterprise is
practicable. Let it be consummated.
We know that the citizens of Columbia
will do their part, and that no sectarian
consideration will be allowed to restrain
the general sympathies and to mar the
common and united efforts Of all friends
Of education. Read the appeal and
statement of the excellent Board of
Trustees. We hope that there will be
response from ali parts Of tho State.
And We ask that onr cotempo}aries of
the press will publish the paper of the
Trustees, and will lend the aid of the
pen and the purse to this educational
enterprise ut the capital.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-16
Important Notice.

TIuE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
l. GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY having
arranged to carry the risks of Tho Pacific In
surance Company, OF San Francesca. pulley
holders in That Company viii please call vt
ms oftico and make tho exchange Of po;ici. 8
urcessary To their security from loHs. Oflioe
vt Miuts Drug Store.
j ". PARKER, Agent,
Liverpool! and London aud dlooe Insurance
Company. Jan 163