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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE,
Euc- IECLUDDHG TIE
NEW MEMPHIS FHEAFER

n. R., Hsg-Fist Cbancery Cont OF shelby
County e T. Beicher, admlntstratOr
de bOnis non OF the estate OF James WICK
ersham, deceased, " D. Wickersham et al
DY virtae OF an fnteFlocutory decree FOR ssle
ID entered In the above cause March ., $50,
and renewed April Is, u72, 7 WI sell. a pubic
auction, to the highest bidder, on The corner
Of Third and jefferson streets, In memphis
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C~OEsIsTTNG OF
BOILERS. ETC

No. u4S, N.R-First Chaneery Court OF Shelby
county.-P. N. Keno VI. Dan Able.
DY virtue OF an fnts~rlocutory dBcres for
ID sale entered in the above Cause July 10,
1871, add renewed May -, lsTZ, I viii sell, At
public auction. % the highest bidder, in from
Of the Clerk and Masters once, GreenlaW
Block, Second street, in the city Of Memphis,
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SULPHUR SPRINGS
Greenbrier County, w. Va.

THESE celebrated Springs, so long and IA
u vOrabiy known for their YaIuable AL
TERATIVE POWERS, their charming summer
climate, and the large and fashionable crowds
that annually resort to them, r NOW
OPEN for the season of 1872.
Their capacity for accommodation is from
1900 to 1000 persons.
Prot. -Rosenberger's celebrated AMI wiu be
in attendance to enliven E1e Lawns and
BALLROOM.
MASQUERADE aud FANCY balls will be
given as usual through the season.
An extensive LIVERY viii be kept OF the
premises.
HOT AND WARM SULPHUR BATHS,
so eficacinus in many cases, always at the
command of the visitor.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad is now
in excellent running order to the Springs.
Travellers from every section OF the Union can
reach them by continuous daily railroad lines.
Postal and Geographic communication to
all sections of the country.
CHARGE FOR THE SEASON:
Board per month of 80 ays.-....-.---.-. 50
Children and eolored servants, HALF-PRICE.
White servants, according TO accommoda-
lions, furnished. G. /. PEYTON & co.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 2o9 O.R.-In the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Sutia Weaver
vs.. W. II. Bland ct al.
DY virtue Of an in~terlscutOry decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause January 8,
lSZ2, and corrected April 8, 1S72, ] win seli, st
public auction, to the highest bidder, in froat
Of the Clerk and Masters once, areenlaW
Block, Second street, Memphis, tennessee,
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On saturday, June LIST, lS7s,

within legal hours, the following described
properly, situated IN Memphis shelby Coun-
list. a lot on ne east side Of Bavou Gsyoso,
being the north part OF lot No. Of Keus sub
division Of James p. Hardaway's estate, exc
tending eastWardly along the north side o.
northwardly about 80 feet 70 an alley, on
which Is situated a cottonshed belonging %
Carroll, Walker & Co.. which they vtu sell or
%. A lot of about S. acres. ON TIE sonrh side
OF the Memphis and Charleston railroad, At
Brsyis station, about p miles east Of Mean.
81 A lot on he northeast corner Of Thiru
and Jefferson streets, beginning at the inter
east with the north line OF Jefferson strost %
feet to q stake thence nOrths and parallel
with Third street, - feet, 70 q y thence
west, and parallel with Jefferson street, - feef,
to = stake in the east line Of Third strest;
thence south, and with the east line o. third
street, 50 feet, 70 the beginning, on which IL
situated a fOur-story brick building, Known
as the
POsToFFTcE BUILDING.
18th. The interest or the estate OF said dscs-
dent in and to the
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
building. situated on block Al, represented by
1875 shares Of the capital stock, besides which,
since the death Of said decedent, his heiu have
bought additional stock for the estate, TO tbs
amount OF about 5000, ieavinga small balance
which can be bought by b main purchassF
herein.
An membranes. II any, VIII b paid outof
the purchase-money, thereby giving Mn a
fee-ample title.
TERMS or sALE-Cn a credit or Il IS and a
months. purchasers required 70 execute notes.
with approved personal s~ur8tisa, bearing fnts-
rest at 8 per cent nom date; lien retained 70
secure same, and equity Of redemption barrel
This April 18th, 1877.
e COLE Clerk and HastsF.
BEEcHER 3 BELCHER, AttorneEA
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CINCINNATI

LOUISVILLE, May &.-Cotton firmer
middling. 24ac.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

No. 276l, N. R-First Chancery Court Of Shel
by county-JOhn Notebooks, Admire of Elijal
Brooks, deceased, vs.. Sarah Brooks ct al.
DN virtue of an interlOcutory decree 70
I'D sale, entered in the above cause Decembe
q, ISL, and renewed May p, 1872, 1 viii sell. a
public auction, to the highest bidder. in from
Of the Clerk and Masters Office of said Court
GreenlaW Block. Second street, in the city o
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, June 20, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
property, belonging jointly to the estates O
Brooks and Suggs, and situated in Memphis
Tennessee, to-Wft:
Lot Nc. il, whieh fronts 3 E-I0O feet on tn,
north side Beale street, and running back -
50-lOO feet TO the Rice line, between parable
lines.
LOC No. q, which fronts Is 1910 feet on tn,
north side OF Beale street, and extends bach
nOrthWardly, etWeen parallel lines, to tbs
south boundary line of the John Rice grant.
Lot No fronting q 45-l0O feetOn the nortf
side Of Beale street, and extends back north
Wardly, etWeen parallel Lines, to the sOutE
boundary line of the John Rice grant.
Lot No. a, which fronts 20 feet ON the south
side OF Beale street, and extends back south.
Wardly, between parallel lines, 15 feet to an
alley; al Of said lots being subdivisions of
large lot of Brooks and Sugzsi. made bv &C
Burke, February IA, 1856. See plat Of same il
Registers office of said county, in book D, Page
H3-
Terms of Sale-On credit Of six. twelve and
eighteen Is, II and Isl months; notes with ap
proved surety required, bearing interest from
date; lien retained to secure same and equity
OF redemption barred.
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
CIV. Winchester and Humes & Poston, At
torneys- myB
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Continues 10 be a 81 Great Success" Great
variety Of the best Vocal and Instrumenta
Music.
Price in BIDS, g 50; Cloth, So Gilt, 81.
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On Saturday, June lst, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
property, Situated in Memphis, Shelby
county. Tennessee, to-wit: IN
Lot NO.9On the plan OF subdivision Of Part
Of lot s. block No. 50 Of the plan OF South
Memphis. The said plan was made by Milton
Il. Kerr, and is on ME herein, which shows
that said lot has a 'front.' OF s. feet on Browns
an alley.
Terms Of Ssle-On a credit OF six mOuth
purchaser required to execute note. with aD-
Of redemption barred.
This May g, ISZ
EDMUND A. COLE. CLERK and Master.
ogWoo & Micou. Attorneys. myll
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on satnraar. Juae rs. -.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, TO wit:
A certain lot ofland in the County OF Shelby
and State of Tennessee. in that division OF the
city Of Memphis known a. south HemphiE
and designated on the plan OfSOuth Memphis
as lot No. Rfn block No. a, fronting on Her
nandO street y H-R feet, running back with
BrOWuiS avenue 10 feet.
Terms Of Sale@On q credit Of SIX and twelve
months, purchaser executing notes with ap-
proved security. Lien retained 20 secure Dup
chase money. Equity OF REDEMPTION baFred.
This May 9Th, IS72.
ND. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
Estes & Jackson. Soils for COMPLY. myIOtd
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.
--LATEST REPORT BY rELBGRAPH.l

PARIS, May 2s.-Rentes, 55L SOC
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This is what we hear On all sides Of DR..
TUFTS EXPECTORANT. In cases of Group,
Bronchitis, Asthma and all Pulmonary Dis
eases il affords instant relief. II permeates
the very substance Of the lungs, ana causes
them to throw OF all acrid matter. It is very
pleasant to the taste. Children take il readily.
NEW YORK, August 81, 1868.
DR.. Nm. u. It's When in Aiken last
winter used your Expectorant for my cough,
and found more benefit from IL than any /
ever used; 1 took half a dozen bottles home
with me, and have had to give some of it to
my friends. Please send me one dozen by eX-
press. c. o. D. ALFRED CUSHING,
1913 West Thirty-first street.
Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye CoI0rs a Beautihu Black.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate


No. 403-S. 8. SpiceE, exscutoro Of nc HoE-
ten, deceased, VS.. J. 3. sharpe ct ala.
DY virtue Of an order OF sale entered In this
ID cause, I viii sell at public auction, to tbs
highest bidder, in front Of the door Of the
Second Chancery Courthouse, on Second
street. Memphls. Tannassaa.
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SPARKLING RUBIES,
New sabbath school Song Book.
THE HARP
THE Mus1cAh

Everybody likes KISSING AT THE GARDEN
GATE" Song. Loesch. 40 cents.
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Chaneery Sale Of Personality,

EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk ana Master.
1umes Il Poston, Attorneys. my
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Administrators Nntice.

. ANN DAILY mfnistratrfx.
ties &Dashieu Orneys. my8td
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Senator Lewis, containing $50, 600, and
an agreement that Lewis should sustain
IPinohbsok and Warmouth's administra.
ton. and attend regularly the session OF
the Legislature each day; the said box
to be delivered to Lewis on March 4.
upon complying with certain conditions.
Van Norton was Immediately pardoned
by Gov. Yarmouth and liberated. Dur
ing the investigation, it transpired that
Southworth compounded with Van Nor.
ton about month ago, and removed the
money from the box, whom it was finally
brought In court this morning. It con-
tanned nothing but the agreement above
referred to. In full. A statement Of this
case will probably be sent to the Con-
gresslonai Investigation Committee.
WILMINGTON. March 4.-Andrew 4. j.
Jones. late President Of the Western
Railroad Company, charged with fraudu-
lent use of the bonds Of the company,
was tried before the Superior Court of
Moore County, last week, convicted, and
sentenced to pay q fine Of $40, 900 and
one years imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary. He takes An appeal to the Su-
preme Court.
NORFOLK, March 4.-The barge A. B.
Hill, laden with lime, and having on
board crew of two white men and one
negro, is supposed to have been sunk by
the gale last Saturday morning, near
New Point. in Chesapeake Bay. aud all
hands lost. The barges Hill and Roam
oke were bound for Norfolk, in tow of
the tug Lane. The violence of the gale
compelled tho captain Of the tug to cut
loose from his tow, and run into Mob
Jack Bay for hsrbor. On the return
OF the tug after the storm, the Roano
was found safely at anchor, but the Hill
was nowhere to be seen. The names of
the crew supposed to be lost are Capt.
w. ID. Pleasant. OF Portsmouth, Va:
John Bromley. OF Currituck; and Ro-
bert Jones. negro, of Norfolk.
The following appeared in tho Calves
ton Neus, as special, dated Austin,
February 10: Marshal Purcell went to
tovernor Davis. this morning. aud pre-.
sented the capias. and asked him if he
would submit to arrest. The Governor
said: "Sir, you will hear in day or two
from tho department of Justice, at
Washington, and you will govern your
self accordingly. Sir, you may keep
your copi.Is; the Government will pro
toct me-"
The following is the letter from Mar
shal Pnrell:
.AoSAAN, mAIcu l.-GUttOrS N6DS: In
references to the foregoing, which 1 clip
from your issue of the Goth nlt, desire
to say, through the columns of your
paper. that the same is msrepresentn-
t!on in every particular, except only in
that portion which alludes to there
having been an interview between Gov
Davis and myself. when there were no
such remarks passed as are quoted by
your correspondent.
THOS. F. PURELL,
U. s. Msrshal.
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7.60; low treble so. Corn active
mixed 30; white IS. Pork Offering at
l4.W. Bacon dull, at COS; sugar-onred
hams 11k@11A. Lard duIi-tierce
I9H(@1OL. Sugar dull-common 8:
good fair 8; fully fair 9%. NIolasses
dull-fermenting 40@52; prime, not fer
menting. 60. Whiskey 9O@1.O 90. Coffee
unchanged, at 20@2OA.
SAVANNAH, Maroh 4.-Cotton firm and
in fair demand; offerings light-mid-
ding 2las@2l24; receipts 1920 bales ;
sales l.1OO; stock 6,02o.
WILMINGTON, March 4.-Cotton dull
mnlddling 22A; receipts 2lS bales; stock
CHARLEsroN, March 4.-Cotton strong
-middiing 2lN@221; receipts 497
bales; sales 400; stock Is. .o73.
PHILADELPHIA. March 4--Cotton
quiet-middling 222z023.
BOSTON, March 4.-Cotton dull-mid.
ding 2254; receipts 78 bales; sales 200;
stock 7.5UO.
AUGUSTA, March 4.-Cotton firm
mliddling 2lI; receipts 800 bales; sales
NonFo1K. March 4.-Cotton firm-lov
middling 2l; receipts 1,O72 bules; sales
ITO; stock 3,739.
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rorciRn Amalr,,


LONDON, March 4.-The Times Berlin
special says Count Won Arnim. Minister
to France, has been ordered to Berlin,
to give an opinion regarding the stabili.
y OF the present government of France.
The same special says it is thought Em.
peror Williams decision will be adverse
to England on the San Juan arbitration
between the United States aud England.
The Times special despatch from Paris
says LAdmirault has reconsidered his
determination to retire from the &C.
vernorship OF Paris, which position he
threatened to resign, because tue Rappel
was allowed to appear.
The regular mail steamer from the
Western coast of Africa, which arrived
at Liverpool this morning, brings the
intelligence that ex-President Rove, of
Liberia, who was imprisoned for certain
illegal acts committed while in Office,
and had escaped. was drowned in the
harbor Of Monrovia, while endenyoripp
to swim to the steamer, just before its
departure for Liverpool.
The jury in the Tiohborne case have
informed the court that they have heard
sufficient evidence upon which to base
verdict Court adjourned to Wednes-
day. to allow plaintiffs counsel to con-
slider his future course.
PARIS, March 4.-The dissatisfaction
IN the Cabinet over the conduct of Po-
nier Quetier. Minister of Finance, in
testifying ut Rouen, in favor of LaMott,
the ex-Prefect of the Department of
Eure, who is charged with embezzling
the funds contributed for the relief OF
French sufferers. continues. Ponier
Quetler is to have an interview, to day,
on the subject, with his Excellenoy Pre-
sldent Thiers. Should the resignation
of the Minister of Finance become me-
oessary, it is believed III. Casimier
Pierere. the late Minister Of the lutte.
rior, will be appointed to the position
made vacant in the Cabinet.
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OFFICERS orA WHOLE TowN IND1Crxn
Ihis is the record from Castleton. Staten
Island, New York, and tho majority Of
the indictments are for criminal intent
and only very few for simple misde,
meanor. The reform supervisors there
are turning things inside out, and. as a
natural consequence. making the fur fiy.
The Methodists have the most colleges
OF any church in the United States, being
sixty -one, and tho Catholics next. fifty.
eight in number.
The Louisville Ledger saws: ..Tbo
ghost OF Lincoln is often aeen Aittine
around Ford's Theatre" Where arg
tho sensationalists?
A Terre Haute girl. upon being a,kea
how a certain admirer of hers was ost.
ting along. replied, ooh, splendidly: he
VIII soon be fat enough to kill"
Ihe recent storm damaged the sbin.
Charleston. ~
The report that fifteen colored per.
sons we're drowned off Charleston. few
days ago, is pronounced untrue.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, March -N;cterso,
M"mseLR w Bowden, New York: F Arnim
NJ Master Arnim, Hamburg; W Young. Ala
y Levy CharlestoD; W H Lindsey, North
M, EMaroina; Il Stewart, 8 C; 81 NJ Hovey,
Bryce, HIGHLAND; J McKindly and wife. Chica. a.
60; John Lamar, Rockland; Geo G Law. Lau.
rchs; a + Baily, Del; Armstrong. 8 G.
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Flnanclal and .Comm,rc,a,.

COLUMBIA. 8. c., March 4.-Sales
OF cotton, to-day. 72 bales-middlinc
2OAo
New YoRK, March 3.-Cotton move.
ments: Receipts from all ports for the
week 1902 bales, against 77.O37 last
week. 1886 the previous week. aud
S6. 236 three weeks since. Total receipts
since September 2,244.O58. against
2.9l7.9 9l5 corresponding period previous
year; decrease 673.55 Exports from
OIL ports for the week 89,553. against
l41 ,872 same week last year. Total e1
ports for the expired portion of the
cotton year 1918. $40, against !. .849. 3O5
same time last year. Stock at all ports
5O7. 148. against $50. 7O8 same date last
year. Stock at Interior towns S6. 398.
against 123, 2S5 last year. Stock in
Liverpool GA, 900, against 71O, 900 last
year. American cotton afloat for Great
Britain l75.0O0. against $4,000 last
year. Indian cotton afoat for Europe
323 900. against 167 900 last year.
LONDON, March 4.-Noon. n.-Consols
92M Bonds 9l3l.
PARIS. March 4.-Rentes 56f. 42c.
LIVERPOOL. March 4-3 p. NJ Cot
ton opened steady-uplands IL; Orleans
llA9l1&; sale. Is, 600 bales; specnln-
tiOn alO export 5.UOO.
LIVERPOOL, March 4-Evening. Got
ton closed steady-uplands IL; Orleans
!lN@l13s; shipping OF New Orleans
~; nenrIy due from New Orleans IL %
NEW YORK. March 4--Noon. Stocks
hrm. Governments strong but steady.
Gold heavy. nt 10. Money currency
to gold. Exchange-ioug 9ss; short
i06. Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat quiet aud heavy. Corn II shade
hrmer. Pork dull-new meas 13 75(0
l3 9O. Lard in buyers fsvor--sseam
oas(99la. Cotton quiet and firmer-up-
lands 22a; Orleans 227s; sales 1,34l
oaies. Freights dnll.
u +. M.-Cotton quiet but tirm-mid.
ding 222a; Flour dull. Whiskey steady,
At W. Wheat very dull-winter red
Western l:64(@1 70. Corn frmer, at II
I@1l2 Pork shade easier. Lard
Kettle 90. Frsights unchanged. Money
steady tarong hout the day. at Z, cur
IeDoy 10 gold. but broke 4. the close to
= :: Sterling 9AC992s. Gold 10>s@1Oll.
States generally dull. South CuroIinus
weak and decllued 20. Sales of futures
to-day $1,000 bnles, as follows: March.
21T. 22H; April, % 7-16. 227s; Nav.
22A. 2316; June. %, % SIG; July, 23II
August, 23. 1885
BALTIMORE. March 4-Cotton oui t
and and tirm-middllng 22M0223s; receipts
W! bales; sales 267; stock 9.304. Flour
quiet and firm. Wheat firm. Corn
hrmer-white Southern GGM67; yellow
65(@66. Pork Il 25. Bacon steady
shoulders Gla Lard 91a. Wh,skey 90.
MOBILE, March 4 Cotton iirm-mid.
ding 2l2s(@2l1a; receipts 0o4 bales;
sales 1,2jU; stock so, ,S8l.
GALVESTON, March 1 Cotton steady
good ordinary 1913; receipts 524 bales !;
sales 40O; stock 42.425
New OKLEANa. March 4 Cotton firm
-m'd'lling 2l1s; receipts q. Coz buIcs;
salcs 5000; stock 20G.9O -Four quiet
but snpcrfine 6 1907 90; double
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AuCt1on saloz.


Irish Potatoes. Furniture, DO.
BY D. C.lPEIXOTTO & SON.
THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, 9Th instant. At
10 O'Clock, at our auction room, we will sell.
without reserve,
IS barrels Early Rese and Pink Eye IRISH
POTATOES, iu fine order.
ALSO,
Several SEWING MACHINES. and sundrv
articles OF Household Furniture
conditions cash. Sale positive, March
Sale of Kings Mountain Railroad.
Iheodore D. Wagner and Asbury Coward.
trustees. os. the Kings Hounta ain Railroad
Compsny.-Forectosure Of Mortgage.
By H. H. DeLEON.
| N pursuance OF the terms of a Mortpaoa
a executed by the Kings Mountain Kali
road Company, on the 18th day Of March
1866, and by virtue Of the powers therein
granted, we will sell, at public auctjon 1t
charleston, 8. o., on WEDNESDAY. March
70. 1871, at IL o'clock. at corner Eaet Bav nd
Broad streets, "A~
The entire RAILROAD Of the said C.mn..
ny, including the bed and superstructnres at
said Road, the materials used in constrnc.
tion, the stations, station house denots
store-houses, work shops machinery and Ar
lures thereon, and all the engines and roll}no
stock, together with all the rights. priyileoes
snd easement belonging or appertaining to
saId hailroxd Company.
Ierms cash; Pnrchaserh to pay for papers
ASBURY COWARD,
Jan IA rrrn.ta.s
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Greeley, the farmer and philosopher.
gives Us truism, and follows with a
conundrum. which We ''give up" he
says:
Thieves will steal, whether in offico
or out OF it; and it is very difficult to
Keep them out entirely. But We want to
know through whose fault it was that q
paymastor stationed in the Federal oity,
under the very eye of the treasury Of.
ncors, paymaster- General, &c.. could get
S4i4. ooo from tho treasury. $40, 600 at a
nck' on MS own checks payable to bear
er, ana gamble it away before his guilty
career was arrested. OF many defalca-
uons' this strikes us that most easily in
vestlgated, while it sadly needs eluoida-
t10n. tMa we called for this long ago.
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a CANADIAN THRUST AT ENGLAND -
An Ottawa despatch states that Hon.
James Howe condemns tho policy If
Englnnd, in Withdrawing troops from
Canada, aud predicts rupture between
inc homo Government and Dominion, if
better nn erstanding is not soon ar
rived at, jarrs the cowar.lice of England
III concentrating lis army and navy
around the islands of Great Britain, and
urges Independence rs tho only course
open to Cnnndians. aud asks Tic people
to prepare for separation.
woman in San francisco has opened
IL billiard snlnnn. The room IS hand.
a"mely fitted up, and the tables. ton in
hnmoer are oi the Ehrlnn & Collcnder
mako. Th" murhers and bar tenders arr,
niao women. and tho establishment
boasts largo patronage. Tho proprr-
tor Is yonnS aud pretty, ant, handles the
cue deity herself
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-05
Funeral Invitation

Tho friends and acquaintauces of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Barry, and Of their daughter
MARY, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral OF the latter from their residence
on Washington street, to the Episcopai
Church. THIS AFTERNOON. at 4 O'Clock
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-05
Fair Notice..

NorWood's Patent Cotton Planter.
E)AfIlES wishing to purchase COTTON
u PLANTERS will consnit their interests
~ calling nt PHILIP MOlX'S Wagon Mann
iar'"ry, where The best and most complete
Cotton Planters in tho Sontl are mnnufac-
'u:ct and sold PHILIP MOIX.
assembly. between Lady and Geryais streets.
Mafcu limo