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DIED.

At his residence July 2!th. 1879, nj haif-past IL
o'clock, WILLIAM DEEISE, a native of the cour-
~ Tipperary, ireland, aged friy-tlircc years.
His funeral will take place from ST. Peters cathe-
aral THIS friday MORNING ut 10 o'clock.
The friends and ac,lalnt.llccs of the family are
respectfully Invited to attend.
On the 9Th instant at hls residence. THOMAS J..
BARK Err, In the furty-ffth year of his age.
The funeral services will take place ut the fInys
rtsidegte. Nn Seventeenth street Ecnahlc at 10
o'cnck 4. n: tltii 18th The friErds aid relatives of
the family are requested 10 attend. +
On the .5ti Instant AT O'Clock =. IT,. ALICE
ECGENiA. infant daughter of William f. ant,
Jane +. L. Hughes, aged six months and twenty
seven days.
Alice. dear. fhon art gone
70 4 land where no suffering will ever he borne.
To = land where no sickness shall ever be known,
Bnt celestial Joys will reign alone.
Thru Why should we with signs and te1rs
LImnlIi thy lot sublime,
High raised above Tie countless feats
Tbs, COUNTLESS Ills IF tiuic:
We f.,sign this. Alice; to thu hnr aipve.
Believing. tht,c affections are Sat IN 1--we:
We shall meet our little company uf seven
Where we hope to spend eternity in that blessed
honc--hcIvcn. ..t
The funeral will take place at II O'Clock THIS
MORNING from her fathers residence No. 7l5
Twenty fourth street The friends aud acquant-
ances of the family are Invited 10 attend.
he of thp late Mai v will
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LIVE sToCK-WEEKLY REPORT.

The following Is the weekly report of Tie live stock
weighed at scales from 1I to 18th instant ~ cafle
mt s5dsc. n d. gross. - shccpat li4l6c. Hogs-ihc
net. I.ambs-SaGlfa u head.
From the 10Th to 18th Of July were sol los cattle nj
2.m5lc. 81 sheep al iid3tc. llog-l!c;; swiil, 6tG
SJ.a5 ptr head.
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a'efe'TigASt..
r l. . r II | n G

n l. . r II | n G..
WHITE DUCK SACHS. 81 worth 81:
tIIENiDT SUITS. Slu WORTH sta:
aud thousand other articles iu my line. In price,
quality. and workmanship have no equal in this city.
bPEN-BAt'k SlIlRrS.
BLUE FLANNEL. SUITS,
LINEN DUCK SUITS.
WHITE DUCK VESTS from :" |" s..
Allarc yet complete IN sizes. quality, and stock. at
WM IRA SMITHS. Agent
jy - 1909 Main street t>isn BIG FLAGl.
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RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET.

.IrLY a5-BffE-SIliGc., gross.
H0qs-75g6sc.. net
Cufres-2ssS,:.
ShtrJJ~siF,Sl, gross.
Ltm6S-S3ll.J per head:
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;, men our daily exchanges run short on
,':.'siapn they observe that "a new counter
80, 5 ha'i dollar is being extensively circuits
''''' IL has got so you emit hire man for
+. "o'E'f and a.la!fa day. He wants two dol
'ls, 80 afraid is he lhat that half dollar is
'ountcricit.-Dcuhu,y Ne,cs,
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Wednesday.
The Petersburg papers say "Dr. j. J..
llardwick did not 20 from that place. We
think he did 90 from Richmond.
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NEW BOOkS-JULY 18TH.

NEW BOOkS-JULI 18th.
ENGLISH REPORTS. Voll. With American
Notes.
BINGHAM on SALEuF REAL. PROPERTY.
tiazzani's Bankrupt Digest, vols: Wills on Cir
cumstautial Evidence; MORSE on Arbitration
and Award: Brrwn TN Divorce and Alimony ::
American Reports. 4 VOLS Gfattan. vol. 81 !:
Acls Of Assembly ;S7?. All the new and stand-
arr! works at l3ls Main street
" :5-dEw HASDOLPII = FStiLiSH.
IN PRESS. AND WILL BE PUBLISHED
The 'hECiII'TEcT AND BUILDERS WADE
MECUM AND BOOK OF REFERENCE,
containing
Rules for Measuring and Lists Of Prices for Carpcn-
tiers. SashmakrrS. Brcklaycrs. PaSerrrs,
Painters, Glaciers, StUnc-Masons Stone
Cutters, ENcavatorS, Skaters. Plumb
crS, Timers and Gas
Filters:
Also Lists of Prices OF Materials, Tables of Weights,
Measures. and Capacities, &c. &c.
by Albert i. West. Architect. Richmond, Va.
Orders and subscriptions received hy
WUCDltUUSE Il PARlfAM. Publishers.
iva Richmond. Va.
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Nus Ne" England, the manufacturing
'n't 81 Inc country, raises less than Il nil
,.3m 'Nlrl, Of wheat, and buys nearly fifty
h''iIion> Of bushels.
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PstOrsss.sa TS.
S,fTY ENGrsEEnis 0FTIca,i
y ryrrrfrsJftsyfr " lxtfy nc fas1 II


s,TTY ENGrsEERis 0FTIcE,a IS
fsSeTIAcsyD, VI July IS, 1s72..gs sg
PROPOSALS will
IN be received at this anieG until TUESDAY. Au-
gust 9th, mt Il O'Clock NJ. To far,ilst, = WENTy
TONS EGG ana ONE HiNDREIs AND TIN
TONS NUT BEST Red shSiiSaNTHRAciTE
COAL, for use In city buildings. ss.sss
The Committee on Public Grounds and Buildings
reserves tie right to- reject any all prot 0s1ls.
Cii.AIiLES III. bIDfMOtK
j ~ 26-ti City Engineer.
pICHMOND COLLEGE Bids will lie
LII received at my Office until tlie FIFTH DAYoF
AUGUST for ali The BRICR-WURK on the new
College building. Communications addressed to
:. Chairman Bnfftbng Committee Richmond Col
egr.n The committee resrrve to themselves the.
right 10 accept or reject any hid.
jy 25-eodst = nix. Y. LEE. Architect.
ITO BOfLER-MAkERS.- proposals
i Will 1T fercfrcd ny the undersigned nc Che Office
Of the fastrTff Egnatfc Asyiums Williamsburg. Va
until july 3lst. at O'Clock r.. NJ, for constructing
TWO HORIZONTAL TU EtLAR BOILERS AND,
FIXTURES for hciting the Eastern Lunatic hsy-
ium.
Detailed specifications and other information will
he furnished by mall on application to the Supcrin
ttndent.
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all proposals offered.
Bv order of the committee.
jy 16-10t SYDNEY SMITH, Chairman.
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SIR: louis, MO.

july ?o-WG diiotc r 800 rs, scraps 80 *ts5:
$50: common leaf, Ss."1dS9; nt!fhnt 70 eood
shipping leaf, $40 slI bright iilicrS sl.Mr $50; n,li
bright Wrappers. $50 $40; bright wrappers very
scarCrl. Sl56iSSS.
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The rc'nans of the late liajor ROBERT SWAN will
arrive At The ~ nyfllch depot THIS EVENING III )!
O'Clock. and viii br t;un thence to Hollywood for
iutrrmcnt. His friends and those Of DR.. Charles
Macgils family arc invited TO meet at the depot
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
LSNCHBURG, VA.

.JrLY .9-Rccrlpts the past week were large and
grades except r,rpl rich shipping which has soli
above our qintstinls. an HA'ra fine yellow wl;,l,-
prices We continue orr quotations. aithhnth prices
generally are lower for common and nhd'"m
grades
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daily line of Stages each way between tsosack $.
Virrinii and Tennessee railroad. and Goshen. T..
and 4. railroad. passes this point. wing here from
Bonsack's To dinner, and from Lexington to break
fast.
Packet boats from Lynchburg land passengers ut
Gilmorc's Mill, two mites from the Fridge. Hacks
will attend the arrival Of packets and bring iSSeI-
gers tp the hotel
No effort will he omitted to make all comfortable
who visit The Bridge. 4: LEAR
iy3 -.m Superintendent.
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Louisville. KY.

JI-Ly Gothic condition of our mari ct at the
close Of the past week shows no changcs"f any con-
sentence. firm feeling has been nGl'n,aillcG Iur-
iu~ The entire week and Ilr demand has brcn fairly
active for all grades. both Tor local and foreign COLI
sumption.
rom In This nafntt
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RIVER AND OCEAN STEAMERS.
A NCHUR LINE STEAMERS. xsSsns
SAlLlStf
yI-rpy u-EnNESt1hy AMI SATf'RnSy

EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
Passengers hooked 10 and from fali*aS .st:ttfons
nr scaports in Englaih Ireland Scotland, Ebfway,
Sweden. Denmark. Germany. France. Hoiland' Bel
ginrii, and the United Statcs.
Cabin fare from New York to London. Liverpool.
Glasggws ur Derry. Ivy Wednesdays steamer, SVe.
Ry S,tdfdaSi steamer, Sf6 and s75.
Excursion tickets $3.50, All payable IN currency.
Passengers hooked DfEkCt sioir Palermo, Genoa,
Mcssiua, and Trieste, to New York.
Cabin, sllo: steernge, s55. Payable IN currency.
For further Information apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
iih*ftpg Green. \. Y..or
j. ". WYATT, Agent,
ty4-3m 3Governor street, Richmond. Va.
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HYGEIA HOTEL,
III OLD POINT COMFORT. Va.
CLARK 6 WILSON, PKorHIETOES.
This splendid new hotel WIS opened for III" rccrr-
tinu Of visitors June 18th. It's nCatlOn, within nifty
yards of the Steamboat land lug and with Tire" sides
pis, Ia the sul breeze. renders IL la a respects very
nj, ractivr to The Invalid seeker Of pleasure.
The hotel being lighted throughout with gils. with
IFS table abun'lanly supplied with every lXfy
with the hest of attendance. aud rgantly-lulMiNcI
rooms the pruprctors confidently look Tor u liberal
nllrNnIEc Nv u MI NI.NNN ~ W iI','V-'.
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I priminos 4 SOFAS 8 so
IunsN inferior and common ....... q 500 90
Good dark and br0wn.......... 7 5Og 90
Medium good ycllow......... 5hW . 90
FInr yellow 10 0O60 IL 90
Ey.ra yellow Is OOM 80 90
Le1f-IiIfcror and common. ......... OOf1 So
Gondtlark and miycd....... G0GU 10 so
Good dark and hfo~n......." 10 501D l. 90
Extra dark and bro%li.- J. '.;i.: y 6e6l Ii 90
Red and yellow dapplcd wraI-
pNrS........ l. UuWg ~ W.
Common yellow wrappcrs...... 10 0cGD 10 50
Fine yellow wrappcrs........... Ii ooIt 30 uo
Extra yellow wrappers. ......... ~ 0"GllOo 90
DANVlLLE, VA.
JULY .3-Thr demand now is for common and
medium grades to the neglect Of the finer qualities
The market has been better Supplied for The past
week, nd prices full for tic Aforementioned quail
ties We quote:
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FOB PRINTING NEATLY DONE AT
~ THIS OFFICE
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-12

year ago, we only had public debt Of
81, ,665. .908.D8:. according to the report Of
the Comptroller-G General. Now. upon
the same authority, we can boast of q
burden of $l5. 1851, 1877 35. The pro.
gress, then. in one year, is as s5OU, 600
to $10.00O.00O, or to 20. 70 make
this progress certain, the Legislature is
taking steps to ralidate it, so that there
may be no slipping back to old fogy
notches. This ia necessary, as tho pole
OF progress is q slippery one. Who
does not feel proud to be South Caro-
linian?
"Liyes thero a man with soul 80 dead
That mover to himself has said
This is my own, my native land.
or niger rule aud Ku Klux Klan2"
Pursue the ringi
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TRIAL OF MAYOR HALI.-So far the
trial of Mayor Hall. OF New York, for
completely with Tweed and others, in
the Tammany ring frauds, has proved a
tedious bnsiness-a mere conflict of
technica)ities MS to the admissibility OF
certain forms Of testimony. The de-
fence has occupied much time in AL at
tempt to rule out Of evidence certain
warrant issued to Garvey, the plssterer,
for over Sal 900, to which the Mayora
signature was attached; but on yesIer.
day the objections were overruled, and
the warrant admitted as secondary svi.
dence. The prosecution thon offered q
book of audit. and tho defence objected,
and 80 tho fight will. doubtless, con.
tinue to the end, If. indeed, it is ever
ended.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-12

THE HAVANA STUDENTS Our readers
will remember that some months since
ten or dozen young students, nero
boya. were murdered in Havana BY
order Of military court martial. for an
offence which it was believed, at the
time, they had never committed. A
large number OF students wore. At the
same time, and for an alleged participa-
ton in the same offence, condemned to
the chain gang for a long term of years.
The following New York telegram shows
that even the power OF the young King
of Spain is not equal to relieving these
young mon from their loathsome punish
ment. It says:
A Havana letter in the Sun says
seventy Spanish representatives recently
waited on King Amadeus in Madrid,
with unequivocal proof OF the innocence
of tho young students condemned to the
chain gang. The King telegraphed
Valmaseda, at Havana, to release the
students at once, but Valmaseda declines
on ths farcical pretense that the volun
teers will assassinate the lads as soon as
ont of prison.
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TIoHBoRNE CONE TO GR1EI.-The cs!o.
brated Tichborne case, which has been
so'long on trial in London, has oome to
an abrupt conclusion. the plaintiff hav-
ing decided to withdraw his case, and
tho defendants counsel thereupon NOV
ing the arrest of the claimant for per-
jury, which motion was granted, and
Tiohborne taken into custody and con-
veyed to Newgate The bottom of the
tub has come out of the pseudo. .baro-
nets prstensions at an earlier stage Of
the trial than any ono could have ex.
pected. Sir John Ooleridge, who opened
for the defence OH the 18th OF January,
when the case was resumed after an I'D
journment of some months. must have
talked the unhappy Tichborns to death,
for he had occupied four hours day
from that date up to the 21st of Febru-
ary, when the testimony for the defencs
commenced. The reports of the entire
case, down to about tho middle OF Feb
ruary, had occupied moro than 700 CO.
lumns OF the closely printed matter in
the Times. and nea:ly 100 days have
now been spent by the court in it's con
sideration. The celebrated Tiohborne
bonds will DOW probably approximate
the value OF the Confederate cotton loan
obligations. ana might be employed to
advantage by being presented with them
as an Offset to the United States claims
OF Geneva for indirect damages.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-12

A DESPERATE ExPBDIENT. - Colonel
Dudley, of Marlboro, has allied himself
with the Republican party. and has pub
lished in the Charleston Courier an ella
borate statement OF the motives that
impelled him to such course All
summed ur, it amounts to this, that the
Democratic party and the Reform party
are defunct, and that the only way pos
sibie to regenerate the State Govern
mcnt is 10 join the Republican party,
and thereby secure the confidence OF the
negro; that the negro prefers to be led
by his former master, and that the white
people OF the State. il they would win
their confidence by joining the Repub
lican party, could have everything their
own way.
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Le. Us bo Up and Moving.

There is manifest incliuation on the
part OF the oolored people and the better
white Republicans of the city to lay
aside politics aud join in . citizens
movement to secure honest and efficient
city officials at the coming election. All
that is needed is little energy and zeal
on tho part Of the white people. The
work should be commenced at once, and
meetings oallsd in every ward in the
city. Let the common platform be op-
position to the City Hall fraud and to
the issue of the $3.50. 900 OF city bonds.
low taxes and no increase OF the city
debt. All good men will combine for
that laudable purpose.
II there is any public spirit in our
people, now is the timc to develop it.
We deserve to be bankrupted and ruined
il ne can't muster coursge'to make an
effort to save ourselves. We have the
pledge of several prominent colored
citizens that they will lend their irfiu-
ence to aid the movement. provided it
is divested OF all political bias or color
ing. We can show that by the nomina-
tions made. il in no other wny. Will
orr citizens not go to work? There is
no time to lose. The press is power.
full lever, but the most it can do is to
warn aud counsel the people; they must
act for themselves.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-12

THE GREAT HAIR PRoDUCER.-Hair Oils,
Pomatums aud Pomades have had their day.
They belong to the musty past. Nobody that
understands the chemistry OF the hair and
the philosophy OF it's growth thinks OF using
them. Instead Of clogging the pores Of the
scalp with thick onguents, and thus obstrnct"
ing tho insensible Precipitation which 10
essential to the health OF the fbres, we now
tone tho surface OF the head with an invigo.
rating application which penetrates to the
roots of the hair and stimulates them in the
same way that the fertiizing agents spread
over the meadows stimulate the grass roots
and cause the blades to spring up in myriads,
coating the earth with verdure. The invigo-
rant best adapted to this purpose is Lyons
KArHAIRoN. 1t may we'll be called tho fertiii.
zer Of the head. To tho barren scalp it com.
mnnicates vegetatve power. II the hair is
dropping out or becoming dry and withered,
it arrests tho process OF dilapidatinn or
blight. The hair thickens and becomes
glossy and flexible under its genial operation,
and al u dressing it is nnapproached by any
preparation that has yet been laid ON tho
toilet OF Fashion.
as- II you desire rosy checks and a COM
plcxion fair and free from Pimples and
Blotchcs, purify your blood by the use of DR.,
Piorce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t has no
equal for this purpose. M743
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-12

Ovor 1000 persons OF various shades
assembled in Steinway Hall, New York,
few evenings ago, to listen to the
sweet carolings OF Miss Nellie Brown
and Miss Marianne Williams, the two
African-American prime donnes, who
have lately magnetlzed fashionable CO.
lored society in that city by their musi-
cal talents. Miss Nellie Brown is an
octoroon, with very handsome features,
and rarely sweet voice, of rather small
compass at present, but capable of fine
cultivation. Miss Brown has enjoyed
the attention of the highest colored fa-
miles of Now York for some time past.
and she is now about to proceed to Italy,
to study music and improve her voice
under the great masters Of song. Sho
has all the material to become fine
singer. and will no doubt succeed in her
Iandable effort to ascend the ladder of
fame. Miss Williams sang in several
concerted pieces. and displayed remark
able talent as a vocalist
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MAIN ARRANGED BETWEEN GEoRo1A

MAIN ARRANGED BETWEEN GEORGIA
AND SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE UNITED
STATES. The New York Sun says:
great main has heen arranged be-
tween the well-known Southern sporting
mon, Maj. T. G.. Bacon and Mr.. j. Bow
Ter. The former represents Georgia and
South Carolina and the latter bucks the
United States. Each party is to show
thirty-one cocks. at weights ranging
from four pounds and ten ounces to five
pounds aud three ounces and fight ac-
cording to Turner's rules as construed
by DIR. Gee, Of Selma. Alabama. Each
battle is to be for $500 side, and $5, 600
the main. Maj. L. q. Bacon belongs to
South Carolina, aud MIR. j. Bowler is q
resident OF Georgia. Tho main is to be
fought on the 10Th and 1lth OF April, at
New Orleans.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-12

MAKE HONE Observation-Disclosures adds1
moro to the handsome appearance of u houso1
outside, and to it's cheerfuness inside, than
good clear window glass, and briRht-colored
tops of the doors. The first let's in all the
bright warm light Of the sun, while the latter
admits the light at the same time that it
shuts off tho view OF prying eyes: The best
ornamental, as we'll as doors, sashes, blinds,
balusters, newels, msnt els, DO, are to be had
Of Mr.. P. P. ToALE No. 20 Hayne street,
Charleston, 8. G.. F20t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-12

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Acts of the General Assembly.
Mrs. J. A. Oates-Announceme
D. @. Peixotto C Son-Auction, 60.
Meeting Hook and Ladder Company
Meeting Y. NJ O. A.
O. Brill-Wanted.
NJ. J. Calnnn-St. Patrick's Day.
Standardization Wanted.
Franklin & Fine-Dissolutio
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HOTEL ARnIvALs. March 11-Nicherson
House,E ~ Hayes, lexington. J Woolly.
Edgohcld; Il Thompson, W Harrison. j
ly, Va; Mrs Q r Bryce. Miss Libbe Bryce,
Riohland; T N Tolbert, Ninety.S d John.
son, g G Plath. Springfield; L r Quattlebaum,
Ga; B Peck, Ala; A Amos. l. A Buttman, nj
9; JS Parker, Nd; Morgan, 8 c; Il u
Csnfleld La.
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Conkling dresses in the hash;est man
ner, and walks with q gingerly step, as
If his shoes pinched him. Summers face
is inclined to be fluffy. and his wel-dyed
hair ia very abundant. He wears a
much cultivated top-not, which falls be-
coming)y over his forehead. Schurz
has the sallow complexion of scholar
aud the energy Of q patent right man.
Carpenter fills up the ideal OF good
liver In old times. no would have
spent his time in O bar room. Trum-
bu.- Jocks more like an old-fashioned
deacon than anything elso Morton has
the faculty Of expressing as much with
his eyes ss in his words. They have
peculiar lancinating effect, which gives
emphasis to his statements. Nye has as
fine bead as there is in the Senate. 1t
is we'll shaped and large, aud his face is
very intellectual, which proves that the
face is not always an index of character.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-12

A Buffalo girl hus taken advantage Of
leap year to such an inordinnte extent
that she Is cngaged\ to seventeen men,
and has been sued for breach Of promise
by nine more.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-12

TAKING TIME BY THE FonELoCK in
anticipation Of removal Of Judge Cru
ham by the Legislature, on the unfound-
ed charges recently brought against him,
All ambitious member Of the bar armed
himself with petition with forty sigma
lures, aud took an curly train for the
capital, with Il view to securing tho va
cancy. Happily the whole thing proved
IL capital failure, 'only this and nothing
more. - Charleston Courier.
A ludy in Aberdeen. Scotland, is more
advanced in woninn's rights than any
other woman in Great Britain. She
goes regularly to tho barber to get
shaved.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-12

OF naming some OF the Aldermen. A
few demagogues and newly y-fedged Re-
publicans are the most bitter opponents.