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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

az The celebration at Seattle con-
sisted of grand parade by the Horri-
bles, Grafton, boat races, climbing a
creased pole, foot races, jumping sack
race, catching CREASED pig, wheel-bar-
row race and ball. A varied and
lively programmed! After all that one
ought to sleep we'll.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

SAD AFF1IcT1oN.-The Mrs. Dean re-
ferred to in the account of the Virginia
City disaster, is daughter of Peter
Cook, Esq, of this place. She and her
eldest daughter, eight years of age
were killed by the explosion. The two
remaining children escaped. -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

E Sheriff Williams, of Kitsap
county, informs the Mtenigencer of the
discovery of o valuable seam of coal
near Port Washington. The vein ap-
pears to be four and a half feet wide,
and has been traced three quarters of
q mile.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

@ Late Washington dispatches
state that the President has decided to
appoint ex-Attorney General Hoar,
Chief Justice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

EO- The first officer of the British
ship Ros,ceu Sprague, lost overheard,
on recent voyage from San Francisco,
proves to have been G. w. Hatfield, for
merly of this place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

~ 1t is reported that the official
guillotine is in operation at the Gus
tom house. Garfelde having concluded
to "get even" with some of his " recall
citrant" friends.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

81 The Sheriff of this county has,
like his illustrious namesake, made his
mark. His last attempt was as auction
eer, in which the only article sold was
himself.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

Aoc1DENr.-J. N. Gale, of this place,
had three finger nails taken from his
right hand by a circular saw in Cooper's
sash factory, at Tumwater, few DAYS
ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

AZ Gen. James Tilton and Capt.
McMicken, the newly appointed survey
or General, were passengers on the
Ajar, on her recent trip to the Colum-
bia river.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

E The fair given by the ladies of
the Presbyterian society, on Tuesday
evening, netted upwards of $500.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

zE Mr.. Elwood Evans and his son
Charley returned from their trip East
last Thursday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

@A man named Mcdonald was
recently seriously injured at Port Mad
ison by a carload of lumber falling
upon him.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05
af'ashinatun Stanaara.
Our Agents.

l.. r. FISHER, Newspaper Advertising
Agent, Rooms 90 aud q Merchants Exchange.
California Street. San Francisco.
ALBERT MENET. No 2; Park Row. New
York. and :. NJ. PETTINGI1L & CO. 81
Park Row. New York.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

New CouNTERFE1r.-A counterfeit SIS
piece has been noticed in Sacramento.
which deserves paragraph. It is of
1884 pattern, thin and light colored, as
if alleged with silver. The ring is good.
The design, however, are rough in out
line, and the coin is not apt to deceive,
being light weight. The surface is
bright new gold, and acid has no effect
on it. Pyroplating probably was en-
ployed by the artist. This consists of
the usual plating followed by q heating
to bright red heat and q sudden plung-
ing in cold water. The coating is driv-
en- in by the heat and atmospheric pres
sure.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-05

BcLp RouprEY.-On Sunday evening
last. at IN early hour, the rear entrances
Of Treen 4 Damon's shoe store and the
Wright Brothers grocery were forced
open and deliberate survey of both
premises made in quest of money or
other valuables As but few articles
were taken, the thieves evidently de-
sired something more portable and
available than store goods. A pair of
boots, revolver and several other articles
were taken from the Wright Brothers.
A portion of the booty was found Sc
creted in an adjoining lot, and was re-
covered, SO that the loss sustained is
very small. Not the slightest clue has
yet been obtained of the guilty parties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-18

dollars and they aro yours y ~ have
no money in The house, two and u
half and thy are yours" ~ repeat
! have no money" again rololnli tho
lady, ~ dollar lhuW ! must huyo
some money! "You viii obi pmr
by leaving the house." ilrmly rcmalk-
I'd the lady, NJ which tho follow
crowded the spoons IN hi pocket and
shot oul oftho door, aud lelpIng ihe
fence IN the rear Of The lol was sl1n
ont Of sight lranybady hl7 lost any
table ware, corresponding with tho
articles herein Neutrality-suspicious.
well--we don'tthink they'll get 'om
again
WE congratulate our fcllow-towns'
man, Mr., j, G, Mcconnell, on the re-
cclpt of u thousand dollars IN gold,
through Mcssrs, Jordan, Gay d Goa
agents from the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, Of Rich
mond, Va, This was the full amount
Of Mr.. McC,'s Insurance In the above
company on his property destroyed by
fire few weeks ago. This company
we learn II aud has been for ublnt
thirty years, one Of the most reliable
institutions Of the country, and while
of course II does not make u precedent
Of paying It's losses before they are due
by its policies, II Is among the leading
characteristics Of the company aud
the pleasure Of the gentlemen who
have the honor 10 represent II, 10
extend TO their patrons every courtesy
and facility In procuring speedy and
satisfactory adjustment Of any Ioacs
they may sustain Oar congUIOIa'
lions ARE also due Messrs, Jordan, JNy
q Co., and the various companies they
represent, on having escaped with such
small losses by our late fire, This,
together with removing NJ. Ullman d
Co., and Messrs, Miory d Caldwell, and
rcpainting the fronts of II tess built
ings, being the total loss and damage
sustained by their companies, all oil
which they have or are prepared to
adjust, 10 the entire satisfaction Of all
parties interested. Owing to thc
stringency Of money matters here the
libcralty with which their companies
have acted will be felt 10y our whole
community, and We are sure they viii
not fail to show their appreciation Of !,
by giving them liberal share OF their
patronage.
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THUGGED.
Conductor Spencer Dangerously
Wounded b. Midsight Az.
saultefS.

!
AS Conductor Spencer, Of the Pacific
Road, was returning to his hotel after
the arrival Of his train on Saturday
night last, he was Knocked down by
some party and contederatcs, 10y Il
heavy bar of iron by u blow on the
head from behind. The object of his
assailants was robbery, as they un-
doubtedly supposed that Mr.. Spencer,
just coming from the train, would
have upon his person or in the con-
ductor's money-case, the proceeds of
the days collection of fares. Fortu-
nately Mr.. $. had nothing but forty
cents and some meal tickets in u
small valise, and the enterprise was a
bootless one for the rullians. Con-
ductor Spencei's wounds consists Of
two ugly, though we IRE pleased TO
learn, not very dangerous cuts across
the head, of which he is now under
treatment,at he Cosmopolitan hotel.
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t,cneIi 10 the Qrisps.

.
That elegant company Of artists, the
Crisp troupe, have been tepdcrcd n
benefit by large numhcrGr eur promi-
nent and influential citizens, which is
to take place tomorrow evening, rs
per the correspondence below. We
deem this but justice to decidedly
deserving family, and one of the mssi
talented in the American galaxy o.
dramatic art, We are confident that
Fields Hall will he crowded upon the
occasion,
DALuAs, TEXAS, November II, 1873,
Misses Jessie and Cecilia CrIsp;
LADIES We the undersigned ct-
2cns Of Dallas, being anxious to show
our appreciation of your efforts to us-
tablsh chastG and intellectual source
of amusement in our city, and also to
express our heartfelt sympathy in your
present great trouble (thc severe and
prolonged illness of your father, Cap
tain w. II. Crisp, and being fully
aware that since the opening 0fyour
management in the New Thcatcr, you
have met with n series of disappoint-
ments, Notwithstanding the great eff
forts you have made to insure sue
cess.
We therefore tender you n "Compli-
mentary benefit" to take place ON
"Wednesday evening, November
10, 1873, and we pledge ourselves
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ION WORK.

We have the facilities and iho work
men 10 do ~ coed worh' and ~ ~
law rnies, IN can be done anywhere
add No mean 10 do H. Brins y"n'
Yin. Job work 10 THE DAILY HER
Ain OrTIcE, Corner Elm and Hons
ION Streets.
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MOpIala.

ThO first SscH,isAnnIEnl
meeting Of the sstocif-
i,OidoV,3 OF thc Dallas
EseIi gIHintC and Hsuiid-
iuG AHsOoiatipn viii bc
hold at ,, o'oiu"iC -. nl,,
Monday, s0V0mbCr 81,
ia the CpnimcP"iHi Club
Rooms,
~. n, BARRY,
FiUVI'ptuI'y.
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ron RENT.

The buiIding, corner Of Elm
and Houston streets, now occu-
picd by The Herald Office. Pos
session given next Monday
NOycmberI7th For terms. np-
My 10 Herald OniCe.
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CARRY THE NEWS!

The MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY, with its connections, is the
Shortest, Quickest and only Direct Routt,
froiu all points in Texas, the Indian Nation
and southern Kansas to st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago and all prominent Eastern points.
Rates as low and time quicker than any other
load In the market.
All claims FOR loss, damage OF overcharge
promptly settled.
Merchants ordering goods tslm the East
VIII save time and money ~ consigning
them care Missouri, Kansas an 4 .exas Rail,
way.
II. A. FREER,
den1 Eastern Agent, 80 Broad ~, MY.
D. Il. VILLA $,
Agent, IS Clark street, =. icago.
GEO. W. LiI.IE1.
Contracting Agent, Iol Walnut street,
st. Louis, Mo.
W. GAGE,
Agent, Hannibal, Mo.
]. W. BURCU.
Contracting Agent. Daiias, Texas.
w. T.. ROBINSON.
Gem Freight Agent seisiis, Mo.
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nsh nemnrn.

stolen from W. e, Holland, ON lnsl Sntur'
day night large pacing ~ ok Horse,
black main aGd tail q lump on the outside
0flon flri foot, good full siaad faddle on,
when taken, WI pay ~ reward lur horse
and nny mr IhieL 2nilt,
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Tint Whispering all around town--whut IS
II? Gentlcmn talking about the good llv.
Ing nj the most popular Hotel In DaIlns,
Which, the Commercial House.
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The store house now occupied by the under.
signed. Also, the front Office UP stairs in the
same Building, formerly occupied by Field &
Nowlan.
l7Sdtf PRATiiER MURPHY.
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King has always on hand the best of wines
and liquorsto suit his customers. 2l7d3m
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Walkers Touio Bifierq

best tonic known Tor ehiil,, lcyers, couylI-
patton aud indigestion, For saln IN Dallas
By j. j, FENDLEY,
l'ilGm Office Saloon.
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German, French, English and Spanish
lessons given BY F. Holdorf, Lamar street,
between Elm and Main. Pupils may call 10
make arrangements to commence. 2l6diw
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RECEIVED EVERY DAY ~ EXPRESS
only d hours from llalIiuurrm lhr nrpul
opposite the P.HluHicr oar uyhtrls brinH
pat up expressly lor us'Ulo ro6'n rs soon ~
Iukan FROM the Nnell, ppcked on Ice, aud
shipped on the lightning express rom lialIi'
more, AtSt Louis md Parsons Ihuy are re-
packed In Toe, nnd viii arrive hero ~ fresh
IN though just luEen from tho shell, Hotels,
restaurants aud families supplied ON tho
most liberal terms, For oysters fresh from
the shelf call ON
Dent Il NICHOLS,
2g1dlw Opposite PustnIlltc, DnllnR,
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For Sale,

Two good residences in this city. lmme-
diate possession given, -,oFr.
b9-dui fFfil' STEAGALL & co.
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DO TO the King House saloon for the best Of
cigars, wines and liquors. 2l7d3m
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Spark ling wit q brilliant ry", intellectual
YlYHCiiS, graceful WdHigI-, "a sound heart, u
chiselcu luin Noluptuuu,ly rounded, u drii-
cate, smooth skin touched with natural paint
all combined IN IL sweet tempered woman,
constitutes the essence OF NnuiC lOVrliurss,
health, II annoyed with Sumr trouble prCu-
liar to the sex, II you visit the above charms
procure English Female l}itlcrs aud b. cured,
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Commercial Hotel for sale at bargain,
fronting lOO feet ON Elm and lOO feet on JET.
ErsOu streets.
2JOilf = II, BLAKE.
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Philip WurIoln, wholesale ANA rrtnll dral'
or IN Pruu, and Organs, ullioo ana sulra
rooms Sos, N-uO iiuruuuo street, Sow on
leans, qualities better prices lower aud
tcrlls more favorable Than Nt any establish
mcnt South, Large sales mly attest thrsr
statement Pianos rod un payments Of
sl2 Oand ;Nprr month II preferred, raIlip
WcrcIus is tine oldest music house, ana also
the largest piano aud organ house in New
Orleans On-lonuh million copics sheet
music Of uil Kinds, Snnd for puco list and
catalogue.
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Franklin . Penn are receiving new goods
every dnN.
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>. \. BAnrHoI@w. local Editor
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-15
70 incorporate the. Auxiliary joint stock

to incorporate shs.AuxiliAry Joint. Stock
COMPANY; to incorporate the Flosence'
Educational Association; TO incorporate
the Lexington aud Congsreei Jockey
Club; to incorporate the town Of Hodges,
in Abbeville County,; to incorporate the
town OF Fort Mills, in York County; to
amend and renew the charters Of certain
towns and villages therein mentioned; to
incorporate tho Peoples Loan and Real
Estate Company OF Charleston; to re-
peal an Act entitled '''Au Aot to incorpo.
rate the town OF Townville in Anderson
County, approved March ID. 1872.
Committee on County Officers aud
Ohces-Bill as to the Jurisdiction and
duties Of County Commissioners.
Committee on Charitable and Reli-
gions Institutes-BiIls to renew the
charter Of Wofford College,, Sparianburg;
to incorporate the Evangelical Church.
Orangeburg; to incorporate the Co!um.
blu Baptist Church. Greenvilie.
Mr. Hurley introduced O bill to au.
thorize tho formation Of the New York,
Norfolk and Charleston Railway Oompa-
ny.
Mr. L=vy-.To alter and amend the
charter of Moultrievilie, oa SullivAn's
Island.
Mr.. Rivers-To ronew and amend the
charter OF the toll bridge across the
Savannah River. at Hamburg.
MIR. Grant-Concnrrent resolution to
investigate the financial condition of
Charleston County, said committee to
report at tho next session Of the General
Assembly.
At l T. NJ. the Senate was announced,
aud the two Houses united 10 Joint az.
sembly, for the election of Judge Of the
Eighth Circuit. After long debates. as
to the claims and politics of the various
candidates, the vote was taken, and re.
suited as follows: Thompson n. Cooke,
IS; Samuel McGowan, 43; J. 8. Murray,
z; ". J. Whipper, 2. Thompson II.
Cooke Was declared elected. Amidst
great confusion. tue joint assembly dis
solved
The first annual message of his Excel
!ency Gov Moses was presented to the
House by bis Private Secretary. Il. h.
y. Byron. Esq. The reading Of it was
suspended until to morrow, at O'Clock.
Adjourned till to.morrow, ut IL A. M.
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List OF NAV ADVERTISEMENTS.
Indian Girl-Cigers, etc.
Meeting Riohland Lodge.
Mesting I. o. o. e. s.j I,
Il. Nj PolIock--Wheelor House.
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SP1NaNGl OF THE ,WHRELER HOUSE
The elegant and spacious drawing rooms,
paslors, sitting rooms and chambers Of
the Wheeler House. all in the glory OK
gag, brilliant chandeliers and sum ptuous
carpets. hangings. &C., we're thrown
open, last evening, To- q large and de.
Hghtsd company Of visitors, ladies and
gentlemen. Promenades along the cor.
ridors ana through the beautiful apart
ments; even into the department of
cuisine, enliyened by mueio and that
pleasant confusion which attends crowds;
friends meeting, and passing agreeable
salutations, were the order Of the even
ing. On all hands were heard remarks
of'the highest satisfaction With the oom-
pleteness apd elegance Of the arrange
ments for the comfort Of guests. The
dining room, In which waa spread Moe
rejection OF fruits, oordials and vines for
the ladiee, is 30 artistic. finished and at
tractive as will doubtless make many O
guest to linger and enjoy the repasts that
will be spread there The. Wheeler
House promises TO sbe q, great success,
under the administration Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pollock, whose zeal and activity
can only he surpassed by the complete.
ness OF the knowledge and excellence of
taste which distinguish them as host and
hostess.
COUNSEL FOR 5A1lINa. Nothing is
cheaper to those who give it than good
advice; nothing il more valuable to
those who receive it IN the right spirit
and promptly act upon it. Well, then,
We advise the feeble, the ailing, the de.
spondent to become strong and hearty
and cheerful. "Ahi' reply all these IN.
fortuna.es in breath, "it needs no
wiseaore to teach rs that such q change
is desirable; but how is it to be effect.
ed?" Your patience. sick and sorro wful
friends, and we will inform you. Learn,
then, that there is such sanitary value In
the famous vegetable restorative known
as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, that no
phaseo Of muscular or nervous debility,
no species Of bilious disorder, no variety
OF that torment called dyspepsia, no
case OF chills and fever, no form, of hypo.
ohondria, that may not be cu.ed by the
persevering use, Of this harmless but
irresistible invigorant, Alternative and
oorrectiye. .,a ,a 3 s Jl2 f3tl Z
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!7133af3H ~ q aiIye ~ !,
|t,S aa I ~ = 81 ..f5a ssIo,I s. . ID, !,

'a~&seS6 S~seAS%AA~sS ~ sasA &1aOo2Sk4 0AW8tS
copies Of tho PH9N1x 10 ave cents. :
4, The lltsst styles wedding, and visiting
cards and envelopes, tastily printed, can
be obtained at the PHan1x office.
GID 9eyspapere ,for zaale ,et, P4Gs1x
oAac1s afAity cents Q Adnarsd..s>s :
Az the street lamps were being washed.
yesterday, it is presumed That they are to
be again brought into use. f
,1GqE Moses baA purchased the Preston
mspiiop: on ihitadihk Stfset, Al SO Zoo.
A ohild's pair OF pantaloons. black.
were lost in the neighborhood of the
UFtysisi!y.s The finder vtllase call
at ahis bsHas, ssa
Afalse alarm OF fire was raised last
night about 8 O'Clock. ~ Es3"' , ',E
.: The gFand Lodge Of the Independent
Order 81 Odd Fellows oonvehes in this
city today, The attention Of members
os tho izstnisy r airSssSa airSssSa = ts..:s - card.
Yssteldsy was delighAal 2day y-more
like spring than winter.
!: The debris Of the market has at last
been disposed of. Mr.. Levin auotioned
it o1Epn Monday. sSs
MS State Grange OF the sPatIons OF
HuSbandry hold their session, to. day. at
the hall over Lorick & Lowranee's store.
IL Under the modest title of the Eastern
and Western Railway Transportation
-qompany,A mighty railroad projeet is
about to appear in Congress. It is
nothing less than railway from the
South Carolina aea.board to Leaven-
worth, Kansas, with branch to st.
Louis. 2 Il is too soon to express any
opinion, as to the feasibility of suoh
eeheme; its details will be of vital i'm.
portance; but We may be sure that the
ahrieka Of, Locality will at once. be heard.
sAs9 the pky is blue aud the earth
green, it would. aeem that the ceiling
should be. blush tinge, the carpet
green, and the walls of some mellow tint.
Kentucky State Library Lottery clear
ed $l67, 900. How much of that is out
Of your pocket, young MANI
The following is the programme Of
music by the 18th Infantry Band, for
this afternoon:
Rlae Club Quickstep-Heinecke.
La aTrayiata-Vsrdi.
Waltz and Song-Samuels.
Cssta Diva-Bellini.
Cmur About Polka -PikoR.
Is Orlando .Galop-Beyer.
- .
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]. KINARD.
FxH1RITs this week = large stocf of .nb.
!. q J: 'l v'HR|!lSTNAS Il! Z, '..,pRESBNTS:s'
new TEAR :.GIR1S. q.
$4,000 worth Of hipdsoms 81.
DRESS GOOD4

= ! - j.
To be sold At greatly reduced ;ptioe... trba.e
eooos Oo are entirely ney, and. having been
very cheap. Wo offer them af siiShl sd. I
vance on ce:s gstcs. This STOCK pCnsists Of
rich Lyons SILKS, handsome + spanssa SIT. ~
splendid Irish Poplins. be.ptiiuf French Pop.
TO-, in su the popular shades ana coiots. go
,tss ne also &c Of , r., atthe s.ne adxshtsgsous
Brand Black Alpscas, Of superior irssrs. .s
~ 80. 40, aS. 80. 60. $50 and 81 per ard.
lot Of newly manufactured 'FURs, in sets,
much N below the regular prices. Cape and
muf from tS 80 to $50. Particular attsntion
1s n called TO an invoice Of Real Point and other
nes. Lace collars. Sleeves and Handkerchief,
sSoSi;ds Soi;d. ha.s been bought expressly for the
ladies, and found bargains. :. - - ''-o
MRS. ANNA MCCORMICK
has In her MILLINERY DEPARTMENT =
great variety OF fancy articles suitable for pre-
se. sent:. 20 an examination Of which she most
generally. 7. n KfNaRn
Decl6 .AnAo' AAAs0AAo'
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Richland Lodge, No. 80. A. FIN.
A AN Extra Communication of Rich.
xland Lodge will be held THIS " ednes.
~\day] EVENING, at Z O'Clock. The e.
a; q; Degroo Will Dc conferred. BY order OF the
W NJ. D. I. BOONE,
Jan 151 Secretary oro fe,,,
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SuPRRME OoURT-TuEsDAY, January IA
At,10A. NJ tho Court met. .Present-.
Chief Justice Moses and Associate Ina.
tioes Wright and Willard. O. y I1tsF L',&l
The State er ,sk E. q. Shiver ct al 1, ps.
8. T.. Hoge. Comptroller. General. Han.
ddpaus.
4ppoasedpence Of the indisposition oi
one Of the counsel for REALTORS. the
coprt adjourned till Wednesday, Janu.
ary 15, at II Al ~
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I. o. O. F.

I. O. O. F.
Ssss&lss7s LODGE Of ihe I. o.
moets in this city, THIS MORNING at q
o'olock A. NJ, at Temperance Hall, corner Of
Washington and Main streets. JanI5f
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-15

WITH THEVIEW
of closing out our entire
stock of Winter Goods,
we offer the following
articles at less than the
regular prices:
BLANKETS, CAS-
sIMEREs, JEANS,
FLANNELs, UNDER-sHIRTs,
FURs, &c.
The stock Of DRESS GOODS.
Boulevard Skirts, Knit W oolen
Goods and Millinery, at less
than cost.
4. G. SILVER & co.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-15

WE will soil our whole and entire stoskipf
GAPS and GENTS FURNISHING: GOODS
below cost, to close business. All person% In
need Of anything in our line should byNall
means embrace this opportunity W. ishh
S.brRAUS d BRO,
Jane Under ColumbiS Hotel,