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dos de- una especie de adivinacion intuiti-
va del esplendur divino. Asl 10 daba q en-
tender ell pueblo ateniepse en- una donosa
parabola. Suponfase que al terlninar Pra-
xiteles su estAtua de Venus Afrodita, la
diosa, sorprendida de la semeianza, habfa
exclamado: 81 D6nde me habra visto ese es-
Gu torg"
!. Podria mencionar muchos rombres de
eminentes artistas para conmemorar en-
esta OCCASION los triunfos del arte idealista.
Me limitare q cinco de los mas grandes
pintores 6 escultores que han honrado Ia
humanidad: Polinoto, Fldias, Miguel An
gel, Rafael y Kaulbach. Son ciertamente
los mas insignes espiritualistas del arte, y
representan ademas los tres mas grandes
9 interesantes ciclos que ofrece Ia historic
de las bellas artes: la civilization helenica,
el Renacimiento, los tiempos modernos.
Va comprendeis que, en- este somero estu-
dio, no me es dado detenerme q hablaros.
como elias merecen, de las obras de estos
grandes hombres, sobre cada uno de los
cuales podria escribirse un libro, para
desentranar y avalorar su alcance estetica
y su, vuelo ideologico Basta recordaros 10
que todos sabeis: que Polihoto, Ffdias 3 J
Miguel Angel representan, en- sus respec-
twas epocas, 81 apogeo de la mayor gran
deza intellectual artlstica que ha conocido
ell mundo. # sa.e ...'a.a !. ]. a s..l..s
Hoy, querla razor, no modesto, sino
temeraria, quiere avasallar por complete
81 mundo de la moral y'de Ia 'iptaIigencia;
hoy, que las gentes por 10 general SO des-
enaulde'aprender, porque jjnzgan acaso
que lo.saben tedo, reina on las letras y en-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-30
v c,a,,,orolas s., 1aI E.stadn

gastos generates del Estado, no peca-
Sc de desproporcionado y de injusto
trasformar ell sistema tributario en- los
terminos que la pregunta % indica,
hderta para las u Aistillds una perturbds
cion de que han qUerido acertadame1te
prescimdiy Jos Gobiermos mas il@strados
de Europa aim respecto de poSses nse)or
prepmados que el 9aesho para eSo cla-
Sc de innovaciones Convene conten-
tarse con 10 que mas facilmente esta
al alcarce de la provision humana y no
aventurarse & entrar en- un estrecho
lleno de 5escollos en- que todas las pro-
babiiidades hacen temer que Ia maze
del Estado Uegase d. a'a ime0itable abs
NO."
Asf es como deten hab(ar los hom-
bres probos, 1eales y conocedores de
nuestras provincias de America, Las
consideraciones del marques de OGa-
van son las de quien tiene larga ex-
periencia y mucho patriotismo; su
profecfa Sc habrfa cumplido al pie de
la .etra 81 desgraciadamente el Go
bierno hubiera acceptable y seguido los
consoles de la famosa Jsnta isyornsati-
s. "a
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genes de Rafael. La situacion en- que am
bas Sc hallaban con respecto al sublime
art'sta, las haclan, al parecer, impropias
para tan elevado y mlstico obieto. La Sc
mejanza de los retratos esta reconocida
por los contemporaries de Rafael Este
supo convertir, sin embargo, los semblan-
tes profanos de aquellas livianas muieres
en- espejos de celeste pureza Y de EXPIRE
sion divina, cual 40 salieron nunca de pin
Gel humane. Rafael vefa 4 un tempo la
realidad humana y la idealidad divina; he
chicera facultad, maravilloso priviIegio,
que Dios ha concedido q muy pocos. :
Sus tipos profanos de la belleza femenil
son tambien incorporates dechados de
gracia, de delicadeza correction. iDonde
habla visto Rafael los modelos de su Gala
tea, de su Venus de su Psfquis? Gallar-
dos tipos de femenil belleza encontro sin
duda en- las doncellas del Trast6vere: pero
aquellas radiantes imagenes de hermosura
humana. que resplandecen en- sus. obras,
sobrepujan a todo ell hechizo que solelnos
yer en- las mas admirables muje-es, no
se encuentran en- la terra iD6nde, pues,
las encontraba 81 sublime pintor de Urbino9
FL mismo 10 dice en- gu ceIebre carta & Bal
tasar Castiglione: en- una certG idea. Esta
cierta idea era NADIA menos que la primera
circumstances del genio de Rafael, este es,
la conception rehexiva de una belleza ideal
que el mundo real no alcanzaba & darle
tan completa, fecunda y embelesadora co
mo 81 la imaginaba en- sus celestes suenos
La antigiedad pagana comprendia tam
bien que los artistas, para expresar la be-
lleza sobrenatural, neces:taban estar dota-
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Estas palabras, que desgraciadamente
podrian aplicarse en- nuestra epoca, como
en- tempo de Sanchez Barbero, q la esfera
moral y polftica, tienen tambien profundo
sentido en- ell campo de las letras y de las
artes Hay quien pretende subordinar
dotrinalmente 10 real q 10 ideal, hacer
descender ell ideal artfstico de su celeste
altura; como nuestra doctrina debe ser
mas amplia, mas noble y mas libre, forzo-
so es que demos estas voces su signif
cacion verdadera.
No adoptemos, sefores, como acepcion
ogtlstsca de Ia palabra ideal, cual 10 hacen
ahora algunos crlticos de la escuela RAJ
cionalista, Ia acepcIon comun que de-
clara ideal todo 10 que es confo,nse d Ia
idea; es decir, todas aquellas obras del arte
en- que, subordinate Ia forma d una idea
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cualquiera queda esta visible y preponde-
rante. Cierto que es esencial y como deci-
sivo en- ell arte ideal que la forma plastica
Sc halle dominada por la fuerza EXPIRE
silva, por Ell ascendiente moral del pen
samiento. y que composition, lineas, color,
luz, cuanto puede llamarse tecnice y ma
terial conUerJG, usando del lenguaje mate
matico, al realce y al imperioso infujo de
la idea. Pero no cuadra 4 la elevation
pura, casi divina, de una obra verdadera-
mente ideal, que la idea sea chabacana,
immoral. ruin, monstruosa repugnante.
Parad la atencion, por eiemplo, en- Ell
famoso pintor ingles Hogarth, que no cul-
tiva ell realismo impasible y frio, sino un
realismo violento, en- que la idea domino
sin duda; pero arrancada viva fuerza de
las mas abyectas y monstruosas imsgenes.
va es una mujer borracha, casi desnuda,
tendida en- la Gale sobre una escalera de
piedra, que sonrie con la expression del
idiotismo, un nino de pecho, hiio suyo,
que ha dejado caer de los brazos y Sc ha
estrellado contra una losa; va un supers-
ticioso que hace contorsiones desespera.
das porque siente en- las entranas la gar
ra del dlablo; va un hambriento que roe
I'm hueso, al lado de un perro, que hace
otro tanto; va un loco, desnudo, que Sc ar
ranca con las unas pedazos de earne; va un
desventurado que Sc ha ahorcado en- una
guardilla, y cuyo cuerpo oscila todavfa;
va, en- fin, una asquerosa dissection anat6.
mica de un asesino, ajusticiado, en- la cual
un perro coge el corazon que se caido al
suelo,
as' 'f con'a,uard.
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El ReaEsmo q el deatismo en- las Artes
(CoNTINUAcIoN.1

Los pintores esencialmente idealistas,
que no Sc resignan areproducir una 6gura
que no sea absolutamente bella en- ST mis-.
ma, tambien copian escrupulosamente la
verdad. Rafael deja yer 6 las claras que
tiene delante modelos terrestres; pero CO.
mo Sc paga todavfa mas del sentimiento y
de Il idea que de Ia eleganoia de las for
mos exteriores, resalta siempre en- sus f.
guras como una irradiacion del espfritu.
Todos sabeis que Ia ES0raia, vulgar rami .
lletera de Fiorsncia 4 quien el gran pintor
amaba en- su mocedad, y mas adelante la
FoyNariad, f4eron los modelos do las .Vfr
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jY es esta la alteza
de tu dignidad9
kPor ESQ blasonas
de ser racional?
SCuando fue tu pauta
nj cuando sera
la razon, que tanto
pregonando estas?
Los brutos no rompen
la ley natural,
y til la quebrantas
con lmpetu audaz.
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We'd tambien como habla de la incerti-
dumbre de la razon Sanchez Barbero,
poeta de diferente fndole, pero no menos
brioso sostenedor de las libertades del pen
samiento. Asl dice al hombre:
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NOVEL PUNISHMENT. murder of
the Governor General of India has led
the Delhi Gazette to propose new me-
thod OF Furnishing crimes Of that descrip-
ton perpetrated by natives upon Eu-
ropeans. The Gazette proposes that
such criminal, when convicted, shall
be branded in the forehead with the
letter NJ; that he shall lose both arms
above the elbow; that in this condition
he shall be transported to England for
twenty-one years, sent round the cape
confined in an iron cage, whipped once
q month, on the same day of the month,
and at the hour of the day on which he
committed the murder, exhibited with
the wild beasts of the Tower of London
during his transportation; then, if he
survives, put to death by decapitation,
his body given for dissection. and burn
ed il the felon be Mussulman, and
buried If Hindoo.
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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son

TAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
b the pnbllc to an examination OF their
SiCCh OE MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con-
ssisting OF Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Melodsons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes.
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments OF all kinds. A!so, Sheet Music and
instruction Books for every claes of Musical
Music sent by mail, post paid. on receipt of
price; and all kinds Of Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered, to any pnrt OF the
state, marIed G. o.. D. Good Secondhand
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-
paired in satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing, Removing and
shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and satis-
faction guaranteed to those favoring us with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue of
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise, Tav.
lor street, Citizens Savings Bank BUILDING.
Columbia. 8. O. Nov
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Dom Piatt is ont in support of Gree
ley; he says: SIT will be q proud and
happy day to the people when this good
old man takes the oath of Office. that he
will not violate nor abuse. and gives the
thoughtful and patriotic an opportunity
to lift the Republic once more to the
level of the fathers"
A deaf mute is candidate for Office
in Jackson County, Indiana. He is re-
ticent as to his policy.
Bergh proposes to build a carbonic
acid gas slaughtsr-house for the painless
destruction of animals.
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A STRANGE INFATUATIoN.-A gentle
man moved to Shelby County, in this
= tate. several years since, from one of
the Western States, and, locating near
Shelby Springs. by his urbane manner
and liberality soon won the respect and
esteem OF the entire community. En-.
gaging in the tanning business, he adopt
ed one OF the most novel aud, as it
afterwards proved, unfortunate means of
guarding his property. Resting under
the belief that he possessed power to
charm reptiles, he allowed no opportuni-
ty to escape by which he could add to
the already large number of the most
venomous snakes to be found in the
country. On entering his Office the visi-
tor would be Mortified with the familiari-
ty with which he regarded his snakey
companions. One could be seen coiled
in chair, another on the table just by
his paper and pen, another coiled on the
leather in corner or other parts OF the
room, and everywhere could be seen the
most venomous and dangerous serpents.
He met with no accident until short
time since, when he was working on the
public roads in his County. One of the
men. while digging in the ground, un-
earthed small ''garter" snake, which
the men were called to kill OF once; but
our snake-lover begged them not to mur-
der it, but give it to him. He took it up
in his hat and placed the hat on his head.
His snakeship remained quiet for time,
but growing weary of its new position
worked its head down through his hair
and bit him on the forehead. After en-
during great suffering, he died the next
morning from the effects of the bite.
His widow, beautiful and accomplished
lady, at once had all the snakes killed,
thus destroying what had been the dread
OF the whole neighborhood for long
time. We suppress the names of par
ties who gave US the information, as we'll
as the name OF the party who labored
under the infatuation; but we assure our
readers that our informants occupy suoh
positions in society that the truthfulness
OF the above account can be vouched for
as being correct in every particular.
Montgomery Adoance.
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WHOSE HANDSOME HOUSE Is TuAr?-Such
was the inquiry of traveller as he passed an
unusually we'll finished country residence, not
thousand miles from hero. The style of The
sashes, the brightness Of the glass, the beau
ty OF the doors, the classic patterns of the
mouldings, the neatneHs Of the balustere. and
the stateliness Of the pillars around the piuz.
and admiration. And no wonder, for they
were all furnished by Mr.. P. P. ToALE, No. 20
Hayne street. Charleston, 8. G. A27
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SPRING And SUNNER TRAD
WE would respectfully invite the attep
~ ton OF the Trade to our fresh assort
DRY GOODSi
DRY GOODS !!

Anticipating liberal trade. we are now
prepared to exhibit in great variety we'll
selected stock, embracing every style and
quality Of Mems and Boys WEAR. DRESS
GOODS. PAKASOLs, PANIERB, SKIRTS.
sHEET1NGs. .SHIRTINGS, LINENS, WHITE
GOODS, and an endless line Of NOTIONS.
AS 1t would be almost impossible to enumo-
rate our large stock, will cay, as tho season
advances, number Of new styles will be
added, go that purchasers can always rely
upon being supplied with the latest novelties
IN tho market. All orders receive our prompt
and peraonal attention. Our prices will be
found as low as any can or will offer for cash.
soliciting the favor of a call and examination,
OF our stock. we are, very respectfully,
April Is PORTER & STEELE.
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New Books Just Received

New Books Just Received
II fAN'S BOOIk Il
Il TERATURE; by Yonge-pricc s2.
Holland, NJ. D.-$2
Leaders Of Public Opinion in England; by
1h,ecKey-SI75. Christ in Modern Life: by
Brooks, tLondon)-s2. Around tho World:
by Rev. Dr.. Prime, with Platcs-s3. Tho
Wars OF the Huguonots; by DR.. Hanna-s1 so.
South sea Bubbles; by the Earl aud tho Doc.
$50. at Home and Abroad; by Hon. john
L. kennedy-$2. Una and Her Paupers. with
an an introduction by Florence Nightengaio.
1rue as Steel; by Marion Harland. Good-Bye.
SWcetheart; by author of Cometh Up as a
Flower IS cents. Mabel Lee; by author Va
IGrie I9 Ayimer-sl. And other new standa I'd
;, AL,o,, new supply of STEREOSCOPIC
VIEWS. colored and plain April 81
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PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NAJ uEREAS, by an ACT OF the General As.
w .sembly, approved March o. 1872, enti.
tied IAN Act TO provide for the construction
OF new Court House, in and for the County
OF Richland," the County Commissioners OF
cred to sell and convey the whole OF that lot
IN he city OF Columbia, on the corner of Ri
chardson and Washington streets, whereon
was formerly situated the Court House Of
said County;
And whereas. by concurrent resolution
passed December 20. 1921, certain members
OF the Bar in the town Of Columbia were au-
tnorlzed to erect range OF fre.proof brick
omces, IN the Court House square thereof,
under the following provision: ''That no.
thing in this resolution shall preclude the
state at any time from taking possession Of
the nnoa dand upon p on which the said buildings are
proposed to be erected, upon paying TO the
person or persons interested in, or owning
the same, the value of the said Offices, to be-
estimated by six ht and proper persons,
tnree e. OF whom shall be chosen by tho State.
IN the said offices at the time or the eaid val
uation; and in case thcy differ, that they
nave power to call in a seventh person; and
tnat M .ne SAID estimate, when made, bo final;"
NOW, therefore, be it known that 1, RO.
BERT x. SCOTT, Governor Of tho State Of
South Carolina, do hereby appoint Hon. John
AAie;1ander. An;n;a Sr Hon. ": b: Nash, and wm. Nc
value OF said Offices, and meet three other
appraisers to be chosen by the owners OF
said offices OH tho Goth day of May instant.
and there and then to determine upon The
true value OF the samo under tho provisions
OF the joint resolution.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the great Seal
r, OF Of the e,' State to be affixed. 1T Colum-
LIS !1; nla; TINS 10th day of May, A. D.
1872, and in the min y-sixth wear of
tho independence OF the United
States OF America
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
May IL
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New BoOka.

NHE SPEAKERS COMMENTARY. bv Bsb.
Il ops and other Clergy OF the AncIican
Church. Vol. I. IS.
:, Aunt James Hero. by Author of Stepping
Hannah, q new Novel. by Miss MuIoob. 6oo
Jan Ii DUFFIE D. CHAPMAN
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Agricultural Implements, &c.
To the Citizens of Oolumbia.

TO the Citizens of Columbia.
A meeting Of Phnnix Hook and Ladder
"a, Company, held at their Hall, on MON
pay EVENING. April 20, 1879, it wac re-
i.,iv soived that Committee be appointed 10 30.
bia, for the purpose Of, purchasing new
the Company is almos. entirely unfit for cI use. S
In making th this appeal the Company is we'll
lately for subscriptions to purchase the
Steamers an, a; owned by the respective Companies
purchase new Truck will be small in com
parison with the cost OF Steamer, the Com
pany rely on the we'll known generosity of the
citizens OF Columbia to aid in placing this
branch OF the Fire Department on proper
footing.
The following members of the Company
compose the Committee, who will solicit sub
scriptions:
Committee for East side Of Main street
Messrs. Dunn, Jeans, Cantwell, Jackson.
Committee for West side Of Main street
Messrs. Strauss, Davis, Brookbanks. Meehan.
:, Committee ct Large-Messrs. Little and
Epstin. JOHN l.. LITTLE, Foreman.
u. GOODMAN. Secretary. May 106
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Hamntnn Hav-

AM prepared to furnish any amount OF
= H. HAY. delivered on the place, at $1.OO per
!Oo' or LOO delivered in the city. The hay is
cut on the plantation known as HamptoI's.
hve miles below the city, and is fresh and OF
tne > nnest quality. Parties can leave orders
Mays In"
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NHEVIOT DERBY SUITS.
" Blue and Black Morning Coats,
Cassimere Light Mixed Suits.
Black and Blue GRANTEES.
Youths. Boys and Children's Suits.
New style and handsomely ma de Star Shirts.
Six Scarfs. Ties, Bows, Of the latest style.
Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs.
HATS! IIATSl, 1ATs,,,
:, Splendid line. The best and cheapest in
spring style.
M. l.. KINARD. 7 w1rEv
April 19 -
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Notice to Capitalists-..Sal of City o,
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.

Notice to Capitalists-..Sale of City Of
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., April 8, 1872.
pURsOANT to authority delegated by fol-
Il lowing resolution, adopted by City Conn.
ell March 26. 1872. will sell at public auction.
on WEDNESDAY, May Is. 1872, TWO HUN
DRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND $3.50 0oO)
twenty year bonds: '''
"Resolued, That the City Treasurer be in.
structed to advertise for sale before the Court
House, in the city OF Colu hia, on the 15th
day or May next, the bonds the city of Co
lumbia authorized to be ued by the said
city, under the Act of the l. leral Aesemblv
Just aoJourned; that the advertisement be
Puoilshed In one newspaper in the city OF Co.
lumbia, one in the city of Charleston, a nd two
newspapers in tho city of New York. at Ieast
thirty days before the day OF sale: that the
Donds to be sold be signed as prescribed by
the sara Act, on tho day OF sale or as sooi,
thereafter as practicable, and delivered to the
purchaser as soon as the purchase money has
been paid and the bonds registcred: and that
the proceeds OF sale be applied strictly in
conformity with tho said ACT. and in no othar
way" ~ o'AoA
Said bonds will be OF the denominations OF
s23O sc00 and 81 900. The proceeds of the
salG s 10 DC used Tor tho erection OF new CITY
ments.
a., me rlght ls reserved to dispose of part of
,ho SAID bonds in lots or in whole, rs the
Mayor and Treasurer may determine.
ANY further Information detired can be OBJ
tanned ny addressing wM: J. ETTER,
City Treasurer, Columbia, s. G.
HJ Charleston Courier, New York 'you,.nn,
OF Commerce, New York Financial CIron;co
copy and send bill to City Treasurer, Ooium\
Diu. April5
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Initial and Monogram Press.
e. r. STOKES

now prepared, with Press and anner.
tainments, to manufacture INITIAIi "a.
rEh and ENVELOPES to order, embossed d
all" III coiors' OF all sizes and quality.
- ALSO,
Keeps constantly in store a full stock of
Fancy aud Staple STA IONERY. BLANK
DoohS, Fancy Articles and all goods pertain
April 20
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DR.. TUFTS Pills-Is a purely vegetable
natural molten and cleaneing the system of
all impurities. and positive cure for consti-
patton. They restore the diseased Liver.
stomach and Kidneys, to healthful action.
while at the same time they brace and invigo-
ROME. GA, January II, 1871.
Dr.. ". II I&t|DEAR SIR: Having used
your Liver Pills, and finding none that have
done my wife or myself as much good. I
would like to know il they would do as well
North as here. l intend going North in
March, and if they will have the same effect
as IN this climate. want to take them on with
me. hoping to hear from you soon, remain
HENRY A. HILLS,
Dr. 1ua's Hair Dye does not Stain the Linen.
May IA +9TI
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Choicest May Butter.
= TUBS "Gilt Edge" new GOSHEN BUT
= IEN. GEO. SYMMERS.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
GTORE ROOM, corner Of Richardson and
- Laurel streets, now occupied by J. S.
Chambers. Cotton Merchant. Possession
given Let June. Terms easy. Apply to
NAV IL T.. W. SEIBELS Il co.
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COloMBA s. T., TUESDAY MORNING. VOL VIII
OPENING DAILY
NOVELTIES OPENING DAILY
DRY GOODS FOR TIE MILLION
w. ID. LOVE & CO.'S.
MAIN STREET.

WE have received, tho last few days. a
w full line Of NEW and CHOICE GOODS.
comprising latest styles OF JAPANESE
SILKS, GRENADINES ORGANDIES, plaid.
striped and plain; White Goods, in new ia.
Drics' suitable for tho approaching weather.
, A choice selection OF Laco Sotts-Collars,
haInaMkerchiofs, anI Barbs, Lama Points, in Shawls
is SEQ; complete in all tho departments, and daily
One OF the firm is now in New York, LOOKING
after bargains for our customers, and ship,
ping us daily the latest novelties. We have
another large invoice on the way, which we
will will open in .fcw days, and would respect
lully invite an inspection. We are confident
aud prices. 1"".AS'
Samples sent on application.
VIM. D. LOVE G. co.
~, oa LoNE. 3. B. McCREERY.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-14

Brick! Brick!! BrickM!
To Builders md Contractors.
FTNHE Columbia Brick, Tile and Granite
i Company will sell the best machine made
BRICK in the State at So per NJ, at the yard,
city. Apply to HARDY SOLOMON, President
Brick, Tile and Granite Company, or E. w.
SEIBELS &c co., Agents. May12
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HENRY A. HILLS.

Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye does not Stain the Linen.
May IA +aTi
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-14

OPEN for inspection, consisting OF the
~ latest and most approved styles Of Mems
and Boys' Wear, HATS, GAPS and Genta'
EURNIsHiNG GOODS Of every description.
W I'VE e. oGer the above at the lowest prices for
cheapest clothing house in Columbia.
g. sTRAUs q BRO,
april IL Under Columbia Hotel.