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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-06
Desirable Building Lot.
DY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON

ON MONDAY NEXT, at 10 O'Clock, in front of
n the Court House, we will sell
Inat oeslrable BUILDING LOT, situated
dleton streets, bounded and fronting on the
East by Sumter street. and measuring there
o6o on lo4 feet, more or less. and running back
SHo Ge1 i1eet, more or less, and bounded on the
Neathers, on the West by A. Stork. ~
TERMS OF SALE.-Half cash; balance in
twelve months, secured by bond. bearing in
mortgage Of premises; p:.cl: sssTs nv i, ~.
papers. yOat ga
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-06
Desirable Residence.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & soN

~ % Z 111111V1 . " dUN.
MONDAY MORNING next, October 2 a. 10
o'clock, in front OF tho Court House, In this
clty, we will sell,
That desirable and we'll built RESIDENCE.
situated On fichens street, and OF the follow.
ing boundaries and dimensions. Frnntino
West on Pickens street, running thereon 250
feet. more or less; South by lot now or form.
erly OF - Clifton; North by estate OF Zim.
meIman, and East by E. J. Scott, running
q This property is pleasantly located and in a
inc eneighborhood. The House contains eight
me- n airy rooms, and on the premises are two
Spout. fine Well OF Wator, &C.
IERMs.-S1, 500 cash; remainder in one and
Two years, in two oannualinstallments. secured
by bond bearing per cent. intcrest and mort
gage OF the premises. Property to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchasers to pay us
for papers. Oct
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-06
Building Lots.
BY JACOB LEVIN, AuctIoneer.

OFFICE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., September 6, 1872.
DURSUANT to an Act entitled San Act 4o
Il provide for the construction of new
Court House in and for the County OF Rioh
land" approved 9th March, 1872, which enacts
as follows: THAT tho County Commissioners
or hichland County aro hereby directed. an
thorlZed and empowered to sell and CONVEX
the whole OF that lot in the city OF Columbia.
on the corner of Richardson and Washington
streets, whereon was formerly situated the
Court Honse OF said County. The said sale
to pe made at public outcry to the highest
bidder, at such time or times, on such terms
and In such parcels as the said Commission
ers shall think proper, after advertisements
thereof for at least thirty days: Prorided.
Said lot shall not be sold for less than one
hundred (slO0) dollars per foot"
By virtue OF said authority, We, the Cnder.
signed, County Commissioners for Richland
County, will offer for sale before the Ccurt
House IN Columbia, OH the FIRST MONDAY
in OCTOBER NEXT, between the leg al hours.
all the unsold portion, Ito wit: LOTS Nos.
and 81 OF that lot Of land in the city OF Go.
lumbia situated at the Northeast corner OF
the intersection of Richardson and Washinp-
ton streets, plat whereof can be seen at the
office of tho Clerk OF Court.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc- half the purchase
money payable on the first day Of January
next, tho balance on the first day OF JULY
a; u. 1873. with interest from day OF sale.
The purchase money to be secured BY bond
with good personal security, and mortga ,e Of
the promises.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers.
URIAH pORTEE.
7 7 GONDWIN
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-06

Aho Pcofllo uilVc passed. Judgment on
q runaway Governor and his crew. Now
listen to their verdict, next Tuesday, on
the candidate for Governor who gets his
electioneering documents from the Pen.
itentiary, and his character from con-
vict.
We lately chronicled the wedding of a
st. Louis belle to an Indian warrior,
and now another lady of that city has
married o ''heathen Chinee" named
Long Hi. OF course Mrs. Hi turns up
her nose at Mrs. Lo.
Rumor hath it that Mr.. Grant is dis.
satisfied with Secretary Belknap for
wasting his time in Washington oil sum-
mer, when thore was 80 much Cabinet
work to be done ut political meetings all
over the country.
A Western coroner's jury, after listen.
ing to q discriminating analysis of the
evidence pointing to homicide or to feil
tie Sc. promptly rendered q unanim Gus
verdict that the defunct was beyond
doubt fellow deceased.
Our classical scholar says it is evident
that the Augean stables couldn't have
been so dirty az historians suppose, since
they wore exclusively occupied by nea
cattle.
A Western couple have reared fami
ly of six boys, all of whom nre nearl,
seven feet in height. Something Of til,
nature Of 'giaDt.stock concern" 70,
understand.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-06

The Administration papers have no
right to complain of Mr.. Greeley's CAM
paign speeches. Gen. Grant took the
stump long time ago. But his stump.
ing always ends in smoke.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-06
Desirable Building Lot.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & som

On MONDAY next, at 10 O'Clock, in front OF
the Court House. we will sell,
NJ desiraoie BUILDING LOT, situated on
Sumter streets. Said lot measures front on
Blanding street so feet, and running back 2o8
feet, more or less; bounded ON the South by
hiandlng street; on the North by --; on
the West by Palmetto Engine Housc. and m
the East by Hardy Solomon.
TERMS OF oFSALE.-One-fourth cash; balance
IN one, two aud three years, secured by bond
anu mortago, bearing interest at per cent.
and papers. Oct
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-06

1t must be consoling to x-pnyers to
contemplate the philosophic complacen-
cy With which that immaculate patriot,
Gen. B. +. Butler, discusses the ques-
ton of corruption in the Government.
Suppose there is stealing, says he2 What
OF 1t? Suppose some man steals mil
lion; that is only two and half cents q
piece, and the American people won't be
80 small as to mako fuss about such q
triHe. What can be thought of the
moral sentiment of the country when il
will tolerate such effrontery as this?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-06

TT1HEY expect to bo able to exhibit a DOR
A tion OF their immense stock TO-MOR-
ROW, Monday.) but will have their GRAND
OPENING on TUESDAY. October 8, whom
VIII pc shown new and desirable GOODS,
found in foreign and domestic markets, which
will be shown freely by attentive and polite
statesmen. at the GRAND CENTRAL DRY
GOODS ESTABLISHMENT OF
VIM. D. LOVE & co.
w. D. Love 3. 3. McCREERY.
Oct
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TIE WoRK OF TIE SOUTHERN CLAIMS
COMMISSION. The Southern Claims
Commission will resume it's sessions on
Tuesday next. During the summer va
cation, the Commissioners employed
their leisure time in examining and pre-.
pairing reports on somo 1000 separate
claims, supported by oral testimony,
from four to ten witnesses in each case,
and taken by United States special COM
missioners at various points in the late
insurrectionary States. The first case to
be heard next week is that of deceased
wealthy citizen of New Orleans, who be-
queathed one-third Of bis entire proper.
ty, including valid claim of S5O,OOO
against the Government, to the State
educational fund OF Louisiana. The ma
jority OF the new cases to be heard this
fall are for amounts above S1O,O 1000 each.
The forthcoming report of the Commits
sioners, it is expected, will shed some
light upon the methods Of fraud adopted
by schemers in the prosecution OF claims.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-06
.Auot1on sale=.

Variety Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN
ON TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock. I
will sell. before my Store,
a variety OF urniture. Stoves, &c.
ALSO,
Barrels and bags Flour. Irish Pot.toes
Soda Crackers. Oo,c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

WAR DKrARTNBIT. Office Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHINeToH, DC, Feb -, 1872, 10 am.

WAR DKPARTNBIr Office Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, DC, Feb. -, 1872, 10 am I
SYNOPSIS FOB THE PAST TwENrY-FoUR
Hours - The area of diminished pressure
which on Wednesday morning WAS over south .
ern Mississippi, has moved east wardly over
northern Florida and southern Georgia. beyond
the coast, accompanied by rain from Tennessee
and South Carolina, southwark, followed by
clearing weather and northwesterly winds, eX-
cept along the immediate coast from North
carolina to Florida. The pressure diminished
during Wednesday over the middle and New
England states, with clear and partially cloudy
but pleasant weather, westerly and north west
cry winds, but increased during the night, the
winds veering more TO northerly, with a decided
fali IN the temperature from the lower lakes to
the northern New England states, and light
snow over northern New York; area of high
pressure has apparently moved from Minnesota
to southwestern Michigan; falling barometer
with rising temperature, has prevailed at the
Rocky mountain stations, and has now reached
the northwest.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Rising barometer fresh and
brisk nOrthwesterly and nOrtherly winds, and
falling temperature prevail over the New Eng
land and middle states, and clear and partially
cloudy weather; rising barometer over the south
Atlantic states, with nOrtherly and northwest
erly winds, clear and clearing weather; the
pressure continues diminishing over the north
west, with rising temperature, southerly to east
eTIy winds, extending eastward over the upper
lake region, and southeastward to the Ohio val
ley; clear weather prevailed very gene ally from
the eastern gulf to the upper lakes during the
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

While some of our politicians here are clam
OTOus Tor change of the organic law which
shall allow the voters TO select numerous Off
GERS Of the District government, appointed I'M
der the present system by the President of the
nited States or the Governor, other commu-
mites are ag'tating tor a change in the other
direction. The chief excitement in the New
Jersey legislature on Monday last was the de-
bate on Dir. PlmptOn's education bill for ,Jer-
sey City, authorizing the appointment of eigh-
teen men by the legislature to constitute the
board OF education. The board is at present
elected by the people. and il is claimed by the
friends OF the bin that they are in every vay
unit for the position. Mr.. Plimpton said the
measure was simply a means to put the best and
most suitable men in office. Mr.. Gae,ie moved
to strike out the enactng clause, and made a
speech, maintaining that the people did not
want the power of election thus taken from
Them, and other members followed on the same
side. but after a full debate, the motion 70
strike out was lOst-35 to i2-and the bill passed
to its third reading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

a LONDON paper recently published an article
IN which the writer seriously argued against the
purchase OF railways by the government, ION the
ground that IT might turn out to be a bad in
vestment and bankrupt the state because OF the
possibility Of satisfactory solution of the pro-
blem of aerial navigation at an early dsy. in
which event balloons would supplant steam car
risges and steamboats,, destroying the capital
invested III them. Railway and steam
packet stockholders did not seem to be mnch
alarmed at the prospect thus presented to them;
but a fall in the value OF their shares is no, so
improbable after all If the accounts received in
this country of what is called ian unprecedent-
edly satisfactory balloon ascent" reported from
Nincennes, France, are true. IL is stated that
curing the siege OF Paris one NJ Dupuy de
LONE received from the government of n ational
Defense an offer of twenty thousand dollars for
balloon which he undertook to furnish, but II
was net finished prior to the eapitulation of Pa
rs About three weeks ago, when all was COM
plete, he made an ascent with thirteen men. and
the result seems TO have satisfactorily demon-
stTs;ed the perfection OF his method OF gudiny.
The balloon Il said to have obeyed the helm with
the utmost alacrity, and to have progressed
readily IN the teeth Of the wind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

JOINT STOCK VACCINATIoN.-Severalb board
ers at house ia Albany opposed to the idea of
paying a physician's fees for vaccination
dubbed together tor private operation of their
own They accordingly purchased twenty ii We
cents worth OF vaccine matter and did the job
themselves by inserting the vaccine matter on
the leg. 1t took more or less on all, and one
msnss leg was swollen to such proportions that
he believed he was poisoned. All were greatly
alarmed at the results of their conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

George Alfred Townsend furnishes the lead
ing article In ScTibRer's AoHtLIy,-a Handsomely
illustrated paper on 1.-The Chesapeake Pen
insula-' The subject isone on which Mr. Town
send l. literally at home, and the sketch, like
everything from his pen, is sprightly and in
tsresting.
otfer Washingtonians or ex-washingtonians
by the way, furnish considerable matter for the
same number, viz Rev. George W Samson. An
article on MOrmonism; W. u. Stoddard, one on
the Red Sea Canal; Thomas w Knox. one ON
New York Grand Juries, and Noah Brooks. a
story OF the Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

READY FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN-A let
Yer from Prescott, Arizona, saws the Apache
Indians have nearly all left their reservation,
nave accumulated all the supplies, fur, and
meat possible from that served out to them from
the government stores, and are evidently pre-
troops and settlers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

A "YOUSG AND LADYLIKR" BoRGrA.-The
coroner's jury at Hampstead, N. Y, yesterday
rendered verdict charging Hannah NJ. Fow-
Ter ana George Fowler, younger brother of her
husband, with causing the death of the latter by
arsenic, large quantities Of which are said to
have been found by Professor Draper in the
liver and kidneys of the deceased. The widow
Is young and ladylike, and declares her inno-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

FIRE IN WAIRENToN, wa special dis
patch to the Alexandra Gazette from Warren.
ton, dated the 21st inst, says: The residence OF
caught fire this morning about four O'Clock,
from the negligence of the servants In the kitch.
en-, and was burned to the ground. The family
an escaped safe, and a small portion of the
furniture was saved. Thetloss Is about 5000
upon which there is no insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

The NATIONAL LABOR CONVENTION met at
Columbus, Ohio, yesterday morning. Dele yates
are present representing seventeen States. Ar
kansas and Mississippi are the only Southern
states represented. A permanent organization
was effected by the election of +. W. Chamber
lain, of Massachusetts, president, and eighteen
vice presidents. The president made brief ad-
dress, urging the necessity of united action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

The New York money market yesterday pre-
scented no nov features The volume OF bust
ness in government bonds was large, aud the
market was strong. In the stock market the
speculative interests was still centered in the
Union Pacific Railroad stock. and there was
more or less demora zatiOn in that line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

0@MERCHANTs' ADVERTISERS WILL
Marc LIST. Once hours from to o, M 1903 n
street near 12th street. Box lOl Post Office fO St
@A WANT NEVER BEFORE SUPPLIED.
In the South, where Liver Com plant and Billion.
diseases prevail TO % great extent, there has
Ioi been felt the need Of a medicine that would act
T. It's normal functions and at the came time be safe
from after effects, and yet simple that il might be
used by any one: II IL now admitted by ali that
Dr.. II IT'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS sun
plies this want. They are now prescribed by the
South. ~
AU6rsTA, November g. 1859
=, ". N. Trt-Dear Sir: That you deserve the
thanks OF the public for the Introduction of your
th m Will deny consider them a blessing to suf
iering humanity. have used them in my Ow q case
sho IN nay family FOR some time with the greatest
success Tht action 10 gentle but certain, pre-
dnclbg no gripping nor requiring any ch anee Of diet
mat they Will hDd their way to every part of the
cot ntTy have no doubt. cordially commend them
10 the All cted. Yours, etc +,
W. c. HEWITT, Proprietor Globe Hotel.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR RYE is THE BEsT IN
USE. fD cost
nFsIOCkHOLDEBs OF THE AMERICAN
Wy SILVER MINING COM eANY of Colorado
are hereby bottled that the annual meeting for the
election 81 trustees will be held at the office OF the
lNsr., II IL o CLOCKM.
By order Of the President,
February l1th, 1877. fI5iz2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE EMPIRE STATB-A
telegram from POughkeepsie, N. Y, last eve
ming says: The Georgia Minstrel Troupe, COM
posed of negroes, came here to-day. Previously
hOudt to lodge them. To-day, when about to
enter the dining room the landlord met them
and declared they could not SIT at the table un.
til the white guests had finished their meals
The troupe Indignantly demonstrated against
this breach of contract, but Osterhoudt insisted
and the negroes finally left and went to another
hotel The affair caused quite a sensation here,
sympathy generally being with the negroes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

RICHARD W W. BOWIE ILL WITH SMALL
ToX.-We sincerely regret to learn that Col
Richard W. W. Bowie, one of our Delegates in
the legislature. is now at the Marine Hospital,
near Baltimore, suffering from an attack of
small poS. He was in the performance OF his
Legislative duties on Friday, and feeling indis-
posed on that day went to Baltimore to consult
a physician. On Saturday night the disease de-
yeloped itself, and he was taken to the abose
hospital. His many friends are panied to hear
of his indspositiOn, and hope the disease NAV
prove to be of a mild character-AIrtborO Ga
Seds, 2ISt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

IN THE IICHBoRNK CASE the Attorney Gener
al, Sir John Duke COlerdge has brought hi,
speech to close, and the examination of wit
nesses for the defense has commenced LORD
Bellew was on the stand yesterday. His testi
mony was very damaging to the claimant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

DR.. Taylor, health commissioner OF Bait.
more. reports that small pox is prevailing in an
epidemic form in that city. and is fesrfully on
the increase. It Is to be hoped that the news
papers there will not initiate the folly of the
Philadelphia journals, which, while the sm all
poN was steadily gaining from week to week,
and making terrible ravages, kept the matter
as quiet as possible, and denied its existence as
an epidemic, lest business should be diverted
from the city. The consequence was that the
people, lulled into sense of security, neglected
10 take the necessary precautions against the
disc use, and the rate Of mortality was frightfuI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

BIsMAECK's LIFE THREATENRD-Thep police
authorities of Berlin have information that a
man Is concealed in that city who has sworn to
take the life of Bismarck, and active search is
going on for the would be- ASSASSIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22
PERSONAL.
MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
nR. LEON, No. I'll I street, above Eth, can he
y consulted priv ately and confdentiaRy by Ladies
VINO may be suffering from IRREGULARITIES on
any complaint peculiar TO their seq. The Doctor il
the oldest established Female Hhysician in the city
and 10 very reliable and successful SEPARATE Room
I~ Lady Patients Hours-ll 20 II. 2 70 4, an 70
:, sSSei1sfvsiy. OCEANIC AND SKIN Disc Asses
FEMALE DISEASES treated and Conhpemsnt
cases taken. Describe caee andSenclose IS, and
a1vlce and medicine will be sent Address Mrs DR.
IHoMPsON, No. $40 N. 18th street. Philsdel-
pbla. JaRZly'
hR: GARDNER, Lafs aftss Rioo,d " s. Vsse, ca
" Hospital, can be consulted privately, from ll
O. N. 20 10 p. at his ONCE, n W. corner OF 18th
st. and Pennsylyania avenue second story, > or his
residence, 1909 Massachusetts, avenue, between
10Th and llth SITS W. Trso his great ex perienoe
in treating To- 900 cases at the O. s. Venereal
Hospital, and practice q thirty years among both
male and female, he Co warrant Q cure in . few
n. Cpon the receipt Of $40, advice and meai.
cine VIII be sent by express. He warrants to cure
IoselC1te1y emies,ons. aul9 ly
M. MOTIFS RRRNCH POWDERs, CsR TAIN
- SURk Tor Nervous Debility; Seminal Emis-
lions, eeuesd BY tDGocreti0l, 0onorrh9s, 0lees,
Ssso1Sia, IN Dissass, Syphilis, in I'll its fsros.
BslsM CYesia sd Maeryr discarded.
Bed IN Washinetoo b. WI. D. ENTWIeLD
Dr!9g19 corner bSnnsY fvAAtA Ave. md l1th ssrOoa
Ls.oe ~ Der oo1. - oy man. US-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

ClergyiHen can well afford to disregard news
paper sIurs a. 10 their bronchial affections and
other ailments which necessitate voyages to
Europe for the benefit OF Ii.ir health, in view of
the fact that their regular habits AM generally
moderate iabors, physical and mental, yiys
nem longer leases Of life than their less regular
ana more hurried parishioners. The actuary of
lne clergy Mutual Life Assurance, In London,
S,A'es IN his last report that the mortality OF the
c.efgS may safely be put at twenty per cent. less
than that Of the rest Of the commpni,x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22

Whatever fate the future may have In store
Tor the overrun Alsatians, the world will never
quite forgive the German conluerors for chang
ing the name Of their territory from Alsace to
Elsass- Elsass II is impossible for the people
Of q country bearing such a name ever to be
either proud or happy. Elsass, Go to, Bis
muck, and all the rest of you,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-22
HT NURSES sGH09L AT .FREKDMENs

0F NURSES SCHOOL AT FREEDMENy
The course OF Lectures will commence March s,
Full and practical instructions will be given unon
all the duties OF the monthly nurse, including the
The Lying In wards OF the hospital, under the
charge OF one Of the structors will afford opportu
nifty Ter Illustrations Of the subjects Taught
For circulars giving detailed Information apply 70
Professor ROBERT REYBURN, M D., No 62S
street. sorESe1 in charge Of Freshmen q Hospital:
P5gfessor Jos. TABER Johnson, M D., No
SS1 New York avenue, physician Of the kying in
wards, or at the hospital. jan5- In
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N~R VAL TIOE.

=, Messrs. 9; GOLDSTEIN 4 CO. have REMOVED
tnelr Loan once from their old stand, No 400 AZ
Principal Loan ONCE, under the MetroD olitan Ho-
tel salesroon fronting Penna. avenue; private
either way. The central location Of the place and
the accomIn ddations offered BY 3. 0OLDSTEIN
sive Loan ono In the country. In their saesroom
they always have on hand large and choice selec-
al Other fine good Jevelry, Silver and Silver
&c. both second hand from their Loan Once and
new goods, whch they will sell with small margin
over cost. call them will satiafy All tai S,,r
recs mmendatiOn 10 not misplaced jan29-tf