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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-12-14
GEORGE W. STOCKSDALE,

GEORGE W. STOCKSDALE,
SUCCESSOR TO
CHEW Il STOCKSDALE,
At tie Plncipal Warehouse Depot
McchontcstoaSn. Md.
Us paying the highest prices for
FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, OATS, RYE
HAY, and Grain of all kinds;
Also, keeps constantly on hand larg
supply Of
q OCE II / ES.
FLOUR, FEED STUFF, BACON. Pc
TATOES. SALT and SALrPETRE'
FISH of Ill kinds; OILS, Paints,
Brushes, IIARDW ARE and
CUTLERY, SEDAN and
WILLOW WARE;
BEAUTIFUL BASKETS
Or ALL KINDS;
and sizes. plain and fancy
ssy The hest Of TOBACCO and
CIGARS; Coffin Handles, Hinges, and
Trimmings; and may other articles too
nunlernhs to specify.
All of which will be sold, wholesale and
retail, at prices exceedingly low for CASH.
The public are respectfully invited t.
come and look at these cheap goods.
GEORGE W. SIOCkSDALE.
Nav tiff
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n L A D TIDIN GS!
LET EVERY BODY" REJOICE.

LET every BODY" REJOICE.
GARRY TIE NEWS TO HIRAM"
"CARRY TIE NEWS TO HORACE
LIVELY TIMES AT HAND.
LET VIOLINlSTS BE GLAD
TO know that they can get for
90 cents set of four VIOLIN STRINGS,
30 much better =
so still better
so best Italian
former price 81 per set.
Also. VIOLIN AND BOWS,
From ONE DOLLAR up to $500
Banjo strings 80 CENTS per set.
do. do. 80 cents per set,
Guitar Strings =, cents per sci.
do 90. Sl2J per set best.
Niolincriin Strings, 81 per set Il stringfj
thc best
cW Al sizes Of .Accordcons, ONE DOL
LAR less in price.
CY} Every kind of Musical instrument
in store.
"a Great reduction from former prices.
GoDds are lower now than ever.
I"Como over ri, heather, come a iAgcthcr
"Comr Hiram, an Horace. an a tagcthri "
"Comc n running, hut don't fail" to
SMITHS Trmpl" of Fancy,
aug. lift Frederick, Md.
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& A V E NJ O n E Y!
~ BUY YOUR
S(,JJnnJ ROCKS

< AVE MON Ely!
~ BUY YOUR
SCHOOL BOOKS!
SCHOOL BOOKS!!
SCHOOL BOOKS!.!
At Smiths Temple of Fancy.
just received n large supply of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
such as are used in all the Schools Of FIRE.
derrick city and county. viz:
Primers, Spellcrs Readers, Arithmctcss,
Biographies. Examiners, Dictionaries, PHI
losophv, Definers, Scholars Companion,
Copy Books, Cap and Drawing Paper,
Blanks for Book keeping.
Also, States, Pencils, PENS Pcn-hodcrs,
Ink, Inkstands, Sand, Rubhcrs, &c, &c.,
&c. All lower in price than heretofore.
sEy" School and other Books ordered
daily, and furnished at publishers lowest
price for Cash, at
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy.
dNp Elf Frederick, Nd
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All the New York and Baltimore Daily
and Weekly Newspapers furnished at pub
lishcr'S prices.
Sent by mail to country subscribers, OF
delivered in town as soon as issued.
Subscribe with us and thus save the risk
Of forwarding your money through the
mails.
Our town end country friends need not
send their money on to New York or Bal
tmorc for Magazines or Newspapers.
guarantee to furnish Magazines and News
papers at puiirhcr's very lowest rates.
Nv" Call "a the Temple If Fancy, or ad
dress DAVID +. SMITH,
No. 40 North Market street,
nov Soft Frederick city, Md.
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no TO TIE DEPOT

no TO TIE DEPOT
~ AND BUY YOUR
Stone crockcry and quccnswarc; also, glass
ditto; sclf-scaling fruit jars and jelly glasses
with tin caps. Knives and forks, spoons,
ladies, &c. Harvest water kegs and buc'
kcts and baskets. Bench screws, saws,
hatchcts, hammers, planes, squares, locks,
latchcs, hinges, Sc. GrindStoncs and fix
lures; lead, oil and paints, and all other
building materials in the hardware line,
kept in Il country store.
GEO. W. STOCKSDALE.
July CIV
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Notice.
Administrators Notice.

N Office is hereby given, that the sub
N scribcr has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, Letters
Tcstamcntary on the Estate of
SARAH BUSSARD,
late of Frederick County, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the 10Th day of March, 1873; as they
may otherwise by law he excluded from all
bcneti, of said Estate.
FREDERICK WHITE,
sspt l4.4w Administrator.
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II O r Il f N II.

The subscriber offers for Rent (posscs-
sion of the premises to be given on the list
day of April ncXt) that very desirable three
story Brick House. on the Emmitsburg
pike, near the Engine House, Mechanics
icwn 1t has rs comfortable rooms, kit
chen and garden attached and stabling in
rood order. 1t is suitable for n Hotel,
BOARDING House or Store House. Terms
made easy. Apply to "
JOHN LOIIR,
nov eff Near Mcchanicstuwn.
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'rTWILL PAY TO READ THIS.

INIIINI TATTl! - .
INITIAL PAPERS !
New Style Initial Paper and Envelopes
to match also, Billet, Octave, Note, Letter,
Foolscap, Lcgalcap, Broad and Narrow
Bill Paper, Tracing Paper, Drawing Paper,
Tissue Paper, &c, &c. also, Envelopes of
every size and price; Pens, Penholdcrs,
Sand, Rubber, Ink Stand, Rod, Violet and
Black Inks, Bill Files, Pen Racks, &c, &c.
A full and large assortment just received
from New York, and offered at very low
rates for cash, at
SMITHS Temple of Fancy,
julv EFT Frederick, Md.
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| ENINlNE FAN G E s.

a Portrait.
Beautiful hazlc eyes,
Melting, t1cshing,
A merry laugh,
Like water FLASHING.
A cheerful face,
i'aiipg, flushing,
Curved, full lips,
Like peaches blnshing.
Light brown hair,
Tippliug, curling,
Low, sweet voioc,
Like strcanlict purIing.
Tall, Slight firm,
Swaying, bonding,
Warm, y0nng heart.
The lite flood sending.
Sweet Belle H.,
Gifted, charming,
A ncblc soul,
No power of harming..
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WANTED.

Any person having good mountain lot
on the line of she Railroad between Mecha-
nicstown and Smithsburg, with heavy tim.
Der on it, suitable for saw.logs, will send
word to the subscriber AS we are about
putting up a Circular Saw in our Plar'ng
Mill to saw all kinds of lumber by the LIST
of April.
WAESCIE, BRO. s. co.
eB- All kinda of logs-sueh as oak,
poplar and pine bought on the line OF the
Western Maryland Railroad at fair prices.
mar eff
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Joseph 4. Wicrman, Proprietor.

TNlIIS House is now ready for the rcccp.
ton of boar,lcrs and the travelling
public. 1t is newly fitted up with all ne
crss;.,y convcnirnccs. 1t is rOomy, airy
and pleasantly located. 1t is A
three Story Brick Building with . -
ii rooms Excellent water ncar-A--a-A
the house. During the approaching sum
mrr m ,nths it w.!l af'r Il pie asant retire
from the noise and hustle of the city.
The house is well tlrnslrd,and the pro,
prictor will supply the table with all the
comforts and drlicacIrS of the season
The view Of the surrounding country is
grand. Boardrrs from the city,nnd gentle
men Of leisure can enjoy themselves here
during the summer in an agreeable man
nor The house is quiet and retired, and
every cndcayor will be made to please.
apr 2Otf
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The report has gotten about in Bal
timore that the deer in the mountains
have the epizootic. and the merchants
there are afraid to buy. A firm in
Staunton, the indicator states, a te"
days ago shipped three deer to Balti-
more, and was informed by the com
mission merchant there they would
have to return them as there WIS no
sale.
sesy~ The longest Railroad in the
world is the Pacific Railroad, which
is over three miles in length.
Why does freight car need no To-
comotive? Because the freight it.
self makes the cargo,
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--.,:. y,4.-. G
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
BEGINNING WITH

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30M. 1872.
,,IIE trains on this road will leave Cal
vert Station as follows:
Mail Train for IIagcrstown, stopping al
All stations at S.25 A. M. Express train for
I)a.rrstown and Frederick, stopping only
At Tank, Westminster, Union Bridge, f.
&P. l.. r. r. Junction, Mcchanicstown
and Stations West at 3.25 p. NJ. arrive at
IIagerstOwn $50.
This train will stop at all stations coming
East and arrive in Baltimore at 1910 AN
Accommodation for McchanicstoWn and
intermediate points at 1925 =. NJ.
JOHN r. RIGNEY,
nov eff Gen. Superintendent
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY
G.. r, EYSTER & BRO.

G. r. EYSTER & BRO.
WISH t" into.m their customers and
w the public generally, that they have
Just returned from the city with splendid
assortment of GO l. ID AND SILVER
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Dissolution OfCOpartmcrsllip.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the CO.
IN partnership existing under the style
of HOOVER a. FISHER has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to
the firm are respectfully desired to come
forward and settle up as we wish to close
up the business as soon rs possible.
GEORGE \. HOOVER,
NATHANIEL FISHER,
cg'1 We have a lot of sacks scattered
around among our customers. Persons
having them in their possession will please
return them Immediately.
Gracclam Mills, August "a, lS'2-4wA
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

sept l4-tf
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17

By Alderman Thompson-Resolued,
That the City Olerk be instructed to ad-
vertise for proposals to repair one OF the
Aims House buildings. Adopted.
Alderman Carr submitted the follow
ing ordinance, which received its first
reading:
AN. ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO birds.
Be Il ordained by the Mayor and Alder
men Of tho city Of Columbia, in Council
assembled. and by the amhoritv of The
same. That the killing, shooting, or at
tempting to shoot in any manner what
over, or trapping Of birds, robbing of
birds nests, inside the limits of the oity
OF Columbia, be, and the same is hereby.
declared to be crime; and any person
offending herein shall, ON conviction be-
fore the Mayor, be liable to fine of ten
(S10) dollars for each and every offence,
and the police and any citizen are au-
thorized and empowered to arrest such
person or persons violating this ordi-
nance.
On motion OF Alderman Hoge, Coun-
Gil adjourned. WM. J. ETTER,
Acting City Clerk.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17
In the District Court of the United
States for the District Of South Caro-.

lima.
Z" re Laurens Railroad Company. Bankrupt
In bankruptcy.
TN obedience to an order in the above.
T., j stated case. dated the 9th day Of April,
pu6lio outcry, ct the risk Of the Greenyiile
and Columbia Railroad Company, the Lau
rens Kallroad, at Columbia, South Carolina.
IN front OF the Columbia Hotel at IL O'Clock
MeIidian. on the twentieth (20th) day OF
: UNE, 1879, free from sll liens and incum.
brances. including the track and road.bed.
iron, rails. chairs, spikes, timbers, bridges,
houses. and all locomotives. cars and ma.
chinery, ard ell and singular the property and
assets, real and personal, OF eyery kind and
description whatevor, OF the Laurens ems Rail all
road Company, together with all the rights,
privileges, franchises and easements law.
iufy held, used or enjoyed by the Laurens
hailroad Company, on the following terms,
to VII: sixty'iour thousand two hundred and
eaet ewenty,two S:s4. 222 sA) dollars eighty-tour
| after the day Of sale; and the payment Of the
balance OF tho purchase money within twelve
months from the day Of sale, With interest
thereon at sev6n per cent. per annum from
that day, must be secured by the bond Of the
purchaser, and . mortgage OF the entire pro.
| perty sold.
The bidder will be required to deposit with
| the assignee, before his bid ia accepted.
twenty Thousand dollsrs, to secure cofnpli.
ance with the terms Of sale herein set forth,
and upon failure to deposit that sum, tho pro.
| perty will at once be re-offered for sale,
| JAMES III. BAXTER, Assignee.
~ The Charleston Ne,cs and Charleston
Courier will copy until day OF sale and for
ward bill to assignee. May17
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A touching incident is reported from
Chattanooga. An utter stranger called
on respectable farmer last week, and
asked him if Ills house had not been
robbed during the war. The farmer re-
Piled that it had. II, said the stranger,
was one of the marauding party that
took it. l took little silver looket. {"
That locket." said the farmer, bursting
into tears. .'haa been worn by my dear,
dead child" "Here it is," replied the
stranger, visibly affected; II am rich; let
me make restitution; here are $40 for
your little son." He gave the farmer q
x5O bill and received $50 in change. He
then wruIg the farmers hand warmly
and left. The farmer has since dried
his tears and loaded his shotgun. The
$50 bill was bad.
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ExrRADITIoS TREATIES. Es.-The whole
civilized world is rapidly coming into
accord on the subject OF the extradition
OF criminals, and entering into treaties
relative thereto. A treaty of this kind
was recently entered into between the
United States and the South American
republic of Columbia. It is expected
that the other South American States
Will make like treaties with this country
in short time.
The late James Fisk. Jr., asserted just
before his death that he owned large
amount OF Erie stock, and such was sup
posed to be the case, but all efforts to
find any record of the same since he
died have been in vain, and suspicious
are entertained of foul play on the part
OF those in whose names the stock was
held.
The Elmira Gazette calls the passen.
&C. ger trains which reach that city, gam
bling hells on wheels. On ALMOST eyery
train that arrives. some passenger is
robbed by confidence men.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17

TELEGRAPHY ON LARGE SCALE
Some idea Of the work of telegraphy
may be obtained from the number OF
words sent from Cincinnati during the
late convention. From April "a, when
the convention news began to be sent,
to the night of May 3, inclusive, the
total special dispatches and regular re-
ports transmitted over tho Western
Union Telegraph showed the large mum.
Der of 571,541 words. The reports
were more extensive, we believe, than
ever before sent from o convention in
this country.
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] iyinancl-l ans ,nammsretan ~ ~

II - GtsNsOeN = enS 'Hommsrctelt y 7. ?
5LoNnoE, May .s1e -Noon. LOohsoia
PARIS, May 16.-Rentes SAT. 75c.
A1vERrooI, May 16-3 p. M.-Cotton
opened steady and is now irm-upiands
!1QllH; Orleans 11L011ak; sales
,OOO bales; speculation and export
5000.
L1yHnPoon. May 16-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed strong-up1ands 111s; Orleans
Nav YoaK, May 1e-Noon.-ssocks
steady. Gold frm, at Il. Money firm.
at 697 Exchange 95s; shor.
1U&., Governments firm but quiet
State bonds dull but firm. Cotton quiet;
sales 259 bales-uplands 23I; Orleans
~. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
dull and declining. Corn nominally
1ower. Pork quiet-mess 13.75@13 go.
Lard steady-steam 9A@92s. Freights
Up. M.-Money firm. sterliup nm
changed. Gold i416@i4E. Govern. @n
ments closed strong. States inact;ver iv
Cotton quiet and firm; sales 871 bales
nplands "a; Orleans 24aa. Flour inao.
tive aud unchanged. Whiskey 90T
Wheat 1920. lower-winter red West
ern 2.00@2.08. Corn q shade easier.
Pork 1885. Beef quiet. Lard $500
90: Freights firm. Sales Of futures
to-day 8, 100 bales; May 23%, % GIG:
June % H., 23sl; July "a; August
23 1915; September %; October 203S:
December 10, 1871.
LOUISVILLE May 16.-Bagging steady
and 'heavy-round lots held at II. Flour
firm. Corn very active-shelled, sacked
and delivered. 65. Pork quiet and
steady. ct 1915. Bacon in fair demand
Tor order lots; nothing in round lots.
Whiskey strong, at sc.
CINCINNATI, May 16.-Flour dull and
drorping-family 9OOM9.3O. Corn ac-
tive. at 53@54. Pork quiet and uh-
Ghan,ged-.city packed held at 1850.
Lard quiet. Bacon demand light and
holders firm. Whiskey, SO asked.
BosToN. May 16.-Cotton quiet
ding 243s; receipts SIG bales; sales 800;
MOBILE. May 16-Cotton firm-mid-
ding 221a; receipts 81 bales; sales 40;
stock 1883. ~
CHARLESTON, May Cotton quiet
mrlddiing 22ll; receipts 1877 bales; sales
so; stock 1858.
BALTIMORE. May 16.-Cotton quiet
and tirm-middling 233l; receipts 3O5
bales; sales 80; stock 5000. Flour quiet
and firm. Corn dnll-white 80; yellow
72(974; mixed Western 70. Oats
Southern GO. Provisions firm. Mess
pork Il. 90. Shoulders 52z@6. Lard
94(99I. Whiskey 80.
GALVESTON, May 16.-Cotton quiet
good ordinary 201l; receipts 81 bales;
sales 80; stock 5,705.
NEW ORLEANS, May 16.-Cotton quiet
%; receipts 1876 bales: saies
400; stock 81, ,239.
SAVANNAH. May 1G.-Cotton quiet but
6rm-middling 221z; receipts 413 bales:
sales rs; stock IL, ,O25.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17

CoR-nRcT.-Sam-Jim, say, do you
comprehend de situation of the Repub-
lican party?
Jin,.Well. I don't know; amt it
founded on principles Of quality?
Sam-Prinoiplesl dey Amt in the
question. You see what I mean, is,
1t is sort of white warp and black
film: De white folks is de warp and
dey just weave in de nigger for film.
J;m-Den can you tell me de com
piexion OF de party from dat make up?
Sam-Well, I don't know. Aint it
gray?
Jim-No; You block head, you; its a
steal 'nir!-and Jim spread his fingers,
made grab at an imaginary bundle of
bonds or greenbacks, thrust his hand
low IN his breeches pocket and va.
moosed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17

CHRAP. BUT THoNEsr,-AIanv vears aoo
when Judge Robert M. Charlton. OF
Savannah, Ga, was quite young man.
he, in company with his father, Hon
y. 2. Charlton. spent every summer in
the delightful village of Clarksyille.
Northern Georgia.
One day Robert was PASSING along the
street in Clarksyille, and it happenino to
be election day-members of CONGRESS-
were then elected by what is called the
general ticket sys! en- was met by a YER.
dant but honest voter Of the mountains.
who acoosted him thus:
''Mr. Charlton, are You the man TINT
is running for Congress?"
''No, sir, I am no candidate-mv 70
ther is, however. But may I ask whv
this inquiry?"
Nothing, only havn't voted yet"
''If it is consistent with your feelinos
then, would like it if you would vote
for my father"
81 would just as soon vote for him us
for anybody"
MIR. Charlton thanked him, and think.
ing, perhaps, his friend was seeking a
treat, invited him into a neiohborino
tavern.
"What will you take?"
II never drink anything, but see
they have ginger cakes. I'd as lief tnke
one OF them with you as not"
Very well. Give rs cake"
my brother is in town with me-"
"All right. Take him cake with my
respects"
Another cake was purchased and paid
for. and the two then parted-"Greeny''
to find his brother and Mr.. Charlton to
join in the merry dance with his young
friends in the parlor hard by.
'The golden hours on angels wings"
passed rapidly away with Mr.. Charlton.
bus friend was soon forgotten. Late in
the evening there was pause in the
dance, and our verdant friend, much to
the surprise Of every one, stalked into
the parlor, and inquired for Mr.. Charl-
VI course all eyes were directed to our
friend as he approached Mr.. Charlton.
drawing from his bosom a four.by-six
inch cake, he said: -
"Mr. Charlton, here's your cake. NV
brother voted afore seed him."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17

According to latest Partisan advices,
the city is busily preparing for the COM
ing season. The streets are being re-
paved, the asphalts renewed, trees have
everywhere been replanted, the Rue
Hoyale no longer presents any Of the
sad traces of the inoendiary, the Place
De 10 Concorde is being replaced stone
by stone, and the Arc de Triomphe will
soon have forgotten the "rural bombs. 4"
The Bols has recovered itB former beau
ty. and the Champs Elysees are throng
ed daily.
Women in Australia perform the duties
OF brioklayers' laborers, and may be seen
carrying hods OF mortar and baskets of
bricks up high ladders. More than this.
they dig and wheel barrows of sballast''
almost as nimbly as the men. They
chop wood, they carry water, they offer
to black your boots in the streets. and
perform many other little Offices which.
according to our notions. do not, and
should not, come under the denomina.
tion OF "women's work."
The trusses OF the old part of the roof
OF the Basilica OF 81. Paul, OF Rome.
were framed in 816, and were sound and
good in 1914, q space of nearly 1000
years. These trusses are of fir. The
timber work of the external domes Of
the church OF st. Mark, Venice. is more
than $40 years old, and is in a good
state. There is other extensive timber
work which has successfully withstood
the ravages Of time for from 400 to 600
years.
The authorities OF Russian town en-
deavored to suppress riotous assem-.
blage by calling out the fire department
and ''playing" upon it. This only made
the rioters more put out" than ever.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17

MIR. Wade, the British Minister, was
lately assaulted in Pekin bya pack Of
young "Heathen Chinee." They called
him 'foreign devil" and hit him on the
head. He event for" them officially.
and the urohins explained that they had
mistaken their man,"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17
Funeral Invitation

Funeral Invitation.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN GLAZE
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services OF the latter, at the house of Mrs.
Glenn, THIS AFTERNOON. at half.past 8
O'Clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17
Furniture Sole.
BY d. 6. PEIXOTTO & SON.

FURNITURE Sole.
BY d. 6. PEIXOTTO & SON.
THIS friday MORNING. at 10 o'clock, at our
auction store, we will aell, without reserve.
a iot OF well-kept FURNITURE, belonging
ing Of
One Cottage Set, in good order.
One GIe cen Rep Parlor Suit-eight pieces.
Cane Scat Dining Chairs,
Cane Seat Rocking Chaiis,
Child's Walnut Crib and Net,
Mahogany Tete-a-Tetes,
Mahogany Parlcr Chairs.
Large Arm Chair,
Office Chairs,
Student Lamps,
Walnut Extension Table.
Mattresses and Springs,
Feather Beds,
Book Racks,
Looking Glasses,
White Shades-patent rollers,
Buff Shades-patent rollers,
Calendar Inkstand,
Kitchen Utensils,
SelfSealing Jars,
Crockery and Glassware,
and many useful articles in use-keepinp
Terms cash. Mav17"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-17
Auot1on @a,le9.

BY DC. PEIXOTTO G. SON.
THIS friday MORNING. 81 o'clock. at onr
Auctiol 5tc1s, We viii cell, Without reserve.
% bales Hay, on account Of shipper, to pay
storage. The above will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers. ~
Sale positive. Terms cash. .May17