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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR sALE-fwO NEW BRICK HOUSES.
Il No. e03 street southes-t; rooms; bath 4 Dom
and eellarss also, TWO FRAME HoCsES on O
street southeea. rocm.; bathroom and cellars,
ss 500; for Briet House, for terms. apply 20 AGO.
ENUk sALE-On long time, wiih small cssh pay
Sub Lots n and IS, square Do, HRh aud streets.
Part Lot q. square IS, nh street. near 3. 3siox
sub Lot. No.. ana ve~t N Of rs, square cas-, 10Th
cub Lot S, square 90; tai title.
E.n BY 50 feet OF SQUARE -, tax tftie-
Let Q. seusre Sss tax stt1s,
seven i've loon RRAm8 HOUSES, lots hxloo.
fronting east on 7th sfreet east, between sud
north, one square from East Capitol railroad.
me- I'm yN0 T. KENDALL
Il northwest. three-story Brick, comparatively
new Lot d feet front BY Is feet deep Price very
low; All taxes paid up. Inquire 81 l.. y. CLARK,
nue.. ms In
EQR RENT-A beautiful Ihree-.tory PRESSED
store and cellars bath and pantry rooms, with gas
hot and cold water, and all modern improvements,
and convenient 90 cars and market. Whole house
$500 sithous store 500. Inquire HOLLIDGK
BROS, Sab and o, or 1891 sh street. my1s Inn
E0R RENT-At SIS lsth street. (sootf Place
\ fOhNisHED Rooms, sinely or en- suite, st
during the summer this IL splendid location being
convenient to hotels and cars. Well shaded aud
ars mis- I'm
E0R EMBARRASSING ROOMS: . b.ck
Il Parior furnished . Bedroom, and two oI.as-
elisibl, located Dwelling street, near Sh: Will
Address "A. J., !" National Republican efnse.
mls-u fRep1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17
LOST AND FOUND.

OsTnLsst night, eiths, on or 9th streets
TACLES. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving them at 400 n W. jill 81
q n REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOB THE
Nv SATCHEL, containing subscri ption books,
which Tell from car g. on 9TH street, Pennsyv ania
avenue and street southwest, il left at Star Office
or 6l3 9TH street northwest. jH-N'I
I OST-Saturday light, in Depot car or on corner
~ tn street and Pennsylvania avenue, Ladies'
GOLD BkACELET. Liberal reward by returning
southeast, Capitol Hill. jH-asE
s.ans the sscRAGs sGG e x lSb
PRIVATE PAPEkS. The finder will please return
TO Room %, Post Office Building, Washington,
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On the 1871 inst :, a cream
L colored MARE COLT. The owner will ~
come forward, prove property, pay charges. ~
and take her away: Capitol Hill LiveryAA
Stable, 81 Sd street southeast. jEst'
con RkWARD.-Lo,t, in the cars betwee New
Instant, MEMOKASDUM Bo1K, x with 'n Sls ok
leather cover, containing papers and cards, with
owners address Papers Of value except to the
owner. The above reward will be paid for book and
contents, If left at this office, at 1 8 Pros pect
street, Georgetown, and no questions asked. jH3t.
CD REWARD-Lost, on the 18th, YELLOW
w HOUND DOG, with cut in one
N. LAMBS Bakery, 220 East Capitol@:c
n0G LOST-Strayed away from corner of Sixth
Oand street Island, very small black
and tan SLUT, about ten days since. uAx
the finder will return the same 20 i. D.
HOWARD, Howard House, he will confer a great
favor and receive handsome reward. jls3tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

" ZEAL ESTATE BROKERS.
els nh street., lover German American sayin
IN, PAYING TAXES and NEG0TIATlSs
!, Rsisrsby Bs.m,.io., so.es1.r.l Beat AlycTs-
itect; Hon. J P. Blair; Hoa. ., ". DosesG, Con-
tdfs Dealer; o. 3 frsnfis, Oss1isr German Ameri-
can e.xinss, Bsnk; Dol. John n: Ress.dsni Ho.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

FOR SALE.
EOR SALE-New CARTS, manufactured from
Il seasoned material and extra irnned. Will he
sold low for cash, exchange the same for Brick or
board OF Pnhlic Works Certificates. Apply At l245
a. street southwest. NO.
EQR sALE-Heavy Draught and sup erier Driving
l. HORSES, from the c~untry for sale N -
REASONABLE prices, at the Dorsey Hotel Sta In
bles, corner 7ih and streets. ua-Ss 0N
k'OR SALk-A pair Of dark iron grey ~
Il CARRIAGE HORSES, young aud ~
sound. Inquire at 1901 IA It. iei1-lm ga
RlLLIARD TABLES FOR SALE
- Two small size, 81 10 Tables, with s=H=G
all the Fixtures, several sets Of Balls,
Cues, Chalk, &c, ADAMSON'S, 500 '-L-A
Gh street. J-l2-6i
RRICK CLAY FOR SALE
DODGE q DARNkILLH,
HIT 14S1 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

kS course 90 lessons af the BnsinssS GoSs.s -
Writing department. open I'll summer, iI-iv
The New York herald., 1873-04-30
DIRECTORY FOR A1SERTIsERs.

ANUsEMENTs-FouRrH PAoE-Fvurth fifth and sixth
AsrRo oSS%SYs noaY.sxcorD PAer-Fvarth colury,.
%4Ss. sixth sssS
seAiP Do AND ND ISDGiSa sAsrED-surrurru PAGE.
s,ockHas ia s'.S1 sEHk ESTATE possArE-s.cOsD PAGE.
IS isSSHs r.e.s.A
xNS R.sss1e col
si5Y REL ESTATE FOR sALE-s.coxD pAes-First
0LERKA AM sALEsMEN-FrrExNrH P4er-Firh and
lexth columns
so,eHmn IN ;. and sI1I.ns1a Pass1Eirs. E column S,nn
SAvMsE and
cosSsTHsSsHIPs-E sans ELEVENTH PAor-Fiah column.
OOUNTRT BOARD-srxrEEsTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth
pAASfSS xcApEM1Es-FogHrH PAar-sirth column
HOUSES ~ LET ED AND us
FURNIsHED-TniaD PAGE-second, third and
1uRoFEXN 10 0'SSTTEs1MsHIPs-sxcosD PAcp-Finh col
8ysSPE.rH,s-rzsru PAc.-sixth column.
x AMI Column
GxCURsIoNsaas asEoesD P4eE-sixth column
$SSas asS s%afas aS LET,
- THIRD PAoE-Fourth and ffth columns.
xRLf p'1aner WHNrEp- LEs-FurrrsrH p4cr-Fourth
HELP AT sS.o%A pAo1-rirst and
/ HORSES, CARRiXdEs. &c.-FIRsr PAcs-second third.
tGurh and NTH columns SasnS;an co,umn
HOUSES ROOMS, &C., wANTED-FiRsr PAcs-sixth
Y AND prn
GEN REAL ESTATE ron sALE-srcosD PAGE
loan PAe.r,,h column saan,
HucafNERYpns7 n HSn PAan-sixh coi'mn M ou
TWELFTH
Observation-Disclosures PAcs-sxth column.
fixNoFokTEs. ORGANS, 4G.~FounrH PAcn-Fourth
POST OFFICE NOTICE-THIRrEENTH PAcE-sixth col
fcqT
rnoPHRTY Fs ouP 81 rE sSrRn SY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SECoND PAGE-Second. third and fourth col
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-sEcosD PAGR-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-srcoSD PAeE-Fourth col
r4e1Frs and second columns
MrUHTioNs s@1ANTED-FEMALEs-Foun Plcr-
First second, third fourth fifth and sixth columns
and FIFTEENTH PA0E-First, second and third col
sIrUATioNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcz-Finh
SPECIAL NorIcEs-rInsr PAeE-second column.
SPORT!NG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAcE-second
srALLioTss.Fnnsr PAen-sccond column.
sT0RAGEgSi55EENTH ,S,STETy PAcE-sixth column -
m LEI P6s
Rooas IS
81 oR o
YACHTS sTE1Sso%rs f4er-sxh
column.
The New York herald., 1873-04-30
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

CABRIOLETs AND vICroRIAs, OF THE MOST Ex-
~ quidte style and superior workmanship and nnlsh,
for sale, at extremely low prices, by
A. &. FLANDRAU,
Nos and Is East Eighteenth street,
between Broadway and Fifth avenue
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

A PRIVATE SALE AT THE
n HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART OF
WILLIAM VAN TASSELL,
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL
ITO, liz, ia East Thirteenth street.
TEN FIRST CLASS ROAD HORSES, ALL YOUNG.
well broken perfectly gentle and warranted sound, kind
SEVEN SUPERIOR WORK HORSES, KIND AND
true in every way and warranted sound.
ELEGANT WHITE SADDLE PONY. ONE OF THE
TOP WAGONS, FROM $3.50 UP; TOP. AND NO TOP
PONY Phaetons Cabrioets with poles and shafts jump
Wagons Rockaways and Carryalis, Depot Express
and Business Wagons double and single Harness, DC.
Prices lower than Call and examine.
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

WANTED-A LIGHT ROAD WAGON, TOP OR NO
w top must be in first class order city maker ana
cheap. Address, with price and particulars, J. H.,
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

uSOO zoo is DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
DCCJ.COJ lied Kentucky Lottery Royal Havana
and Kentucky circulars free; l2c commission allowed
Address BAILEY co. office established 80 years., ia
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

RARE CHANCE.-A NEATLY FITTED or
IA Liquor Store In the Fourteenth wa must be sold
this day; doing good business. Apply to THOMAS GAFf-
NEY, Auctioneer, No. 9 Centre street
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

At AUCTION THIS DAY.
"A GEO W. STETsON. Auctoneer.
By HOFFMAN, COBURN Il CO., Real Estate Brokers
and AuctiOneers,
COZ Sixth
Elegant private Establishment, 81 West Forty fourth
street consisting Of Horses Carriages Road and Top
advertised yesterdays Herald including bay Horse,
is hands high sired by Ethan Allen dam has record OF
22h Fashion Course to wagon. For particulars see
cat n Mt
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

MILK ROUTE FOR SALE CHEAP.-APPLY TO
IA @. f. BRENNER l29 Fiftleth street, corner Of Lex
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR
IN sale cheap in the best location the Eighth ward
doing a good business. Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY
Auctioneer, No. Centre street
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

w for small coupe in a private stable west side,
between Eighteenth and Thrtieth streets Apply at 6S
West Twenty second street.
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

lyANrED--A FURNISHED COTTAGE At LoNG
w Uranch. Address. stating terms &C.. :. netaso
Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

rNo LET-FOUR STALLED PRIVATE STABLE, AT 1871
West Seventeenth street. between sixth and seventh
avenues. JOHN j. TOWNSEND, IS Wall street.
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

E,oR sALE-GROvER d BAKER SEWING MACHINE
nearly new cost sos will sell for $35 also bran
Easy Chair in green reps cost SCO will sell for $25 5
Broadway. room 8.
The New York herald., 1873-04-30


EDWARD EVERETT, THE SIRE OF JOE ELLIOTT
IL who trotted last Summer Mystic Park in 2:lJie
Chc fastest mile trotted. either in public prvate
also of Commodore Vanderbilts Mountain Boy, who
troted in 2OA and Of Judge Fullerton, whe has trotted
in 2 2lA will make the ut the farm of william
Keetch Goshen, Orange county, n " For further
particulars the Turf, Field and Farm"
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

TWO SQUARE BOX Full. SPRING no TOP WAGONS,
i the property a deceased Brooklyn carriage
maker cheap, $i25 apiece. li9t and 400 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

yNANTED-ON A FARM IN WESTCHES1ER TWO
w Horses to do light work in payment for their board
during the summer; references given. Address WELD
Herald office.
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

nRUG STORE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-oNE oF
~ the finest fitted drug stores in Broolyn, situated
a prominent OF one OF the leading plr
to HALIIETT, sEAvLR 4 BURBANK, ll9 Chambcss
street New York, ,
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

To RENT-FROM MAY l, PRIVATE STABLE, sa2 EAST
Seventeenth street; four stalls and large carriage
house Apply on premises Mt 1876 First avenue
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

WANTED DONKEY OR PONY AND CART, SUIT,
the stable 50 Great Jones street
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

THREE EXPRESS WAGONS, TWO OPEN ONE TOP,
$50 800 S65 very cheap; also black Mare, $40.
Can days grocery, 294 Eighth avenue corner
Twenty-ffth street,
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

DOOT AND SHOE STORE FOR SAIE.-A RETAIL
ID Boot and Shoe Store, with Lease and stock, estab
shed 25 In OF the best locations in thr
city, will be sold cheap For particulars inquire OF ROE
ERT IRWIN, 245 Water street
The New York herald., 1873-04-30
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT PARK ESTABLISH
~ MENTS EVER OFFERED, FOR SALE Al AUC-
TON THIS I pay At u O'CLOCK, AT ARCH John,
street between University place and Fifth avenue.
CART, BY BREWSTER; HARNESS. 30
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

EoR sALE-AN oFACE PARTITION, "a FEET
H long in good condition. Apply ut 2H Pearl street,
York
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

yNANTED-TO MATCH OR TO SELL, A VERY FINE
w Carriage Horse, dark brown, with olack points
l5L hands high years old sound and kind IN single
and double harness Inquire a 81 West Thirteenth street,
where he may be seen.
The New York herald., 1873-04-30
SpORTJNG-DOGS RIRns &c


A FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
IA. Birds &c; Medicines for all diseases, Prepare
Food for mocking BIRDS at B. q. DOvEY'S No. Screen
street near Canal.
The New York herald., 1873-04-30

TNOR SALE-A TOP PONY PHAETON AND HAR-
ness used but few times, also steel gray Horse,
years Is hands, warranted and kind suitable
lady to drive; sold separately together 32 Hud-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

foreigners, they .had5a most s6mptnens
rspast. the best that Yien1a could
afford. ,One Of the most peculiar dishes
war,2 2chatnpsgue. Erozens Ia 5the bottles,
20 that when the cork Was drawnsiit
1ould pour out like Askss % snow.
The Emperor himself is 8 mediHm si1e
man, very slender, but straight as an
arrow. He has very small head, which
he makes look smaller by wearing his
hair. shingled close to it. - g4t
There is nothing more'of Vienna ex-
cept few old churches; bnt when you
see one you saethe.l all.
ALPHA"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

RENDER Unto CnsAR. ,Sc.-The fol-
lowing just tribute to the sagacity, en-
ergy aud perseverance of Col. B. Y.
Sage, the Superintendent Of the Air
Line Railroad, we find in correspond.
ence Of the Greenville Enterprise and
-Wount1ineer:
But when efforts are so persistently
male to ascribe oil credit to mere
eleventh hour man, and to take it from
those who have borne the heat and bur
den OF the day, it would be wrong in
those possessed Of the facts to keep
silence
II tie credit and homo, connected
with the engineering and completion OF
the Airline is to be ascribed to any one
man, there can be but little doubt that
Col 3. y. Sage, OF Atlanta, is the man,
who originated the idea, worked ct i,
for years on his own resources, aud
without pay, in the n idst of good re.
port and evil report. who, while not
claiming for himself oil the experience
and science in tho world, has patiently
waited for results to prove his ''energy,
enterprise and perseverance" OF all
which, in spite OF Misrepresentation
and detraction, the Airline Railway i.
his witness and monument.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

A Paris correspondent says there is
much talk there regarding proposal to
give Marshal MacMahon lease of
power for three years. The Due de
Broglie' who Of late has seemed much
less ardently Orleanist than formerly,
would, it is said. support the scheme.
The delay of three years would allow
the Prince Imperial to attain his ma.
jority; he might then marry the daugh-
ter OF the Duke OF Magenta, who is
now thirteen years of age. It is alleged
the empress is favorable to this alliance,
which would make Marshal MacMahon
the father-in-law Of an emperor. Her
Majesty agrees, however, only OH con
dition that there should he majority
in favor of the project. Ii not, the
Bonapartists will fall back on their old
plan of an appeal directly to the people
to declare who shall be chic; Of the ex.
ecutive.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

4 PIONEER MErHoDIsT-DsATu OF
REV. ALFRED NonMAS.-This venerable
Methodist minister died at his residence
on tho 25th ult. Of him the Raleigh
Christian Adrocuts says:
For nearly half century had he car
ried the banner of the Cross and waged
a noble Christian warfare. and though
he has fallen after the long struggle,
yet it is with the glory OF hero, and
the laurels of victory whose blessed
fruits he will never cease to gather. He
was widely known in North Carolina
and Virginia, where his services had
been rendered and where. his faith and
good works were appreciated. he was
truly father in the church, link con.
Meeting the present with the past gene.
ration, pioneer Methodist" who
witnessed and took part in the early
struggles of Methodism, saw its triumph
and watched its rapid growth.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

NERVOUS DRBnTY.- DRPhEssKp, IR.
R1rABLs STATE OF 1aED; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY Oh AMI
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DRD1LITATINa, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The consequence Of ex-
cesses, mental overwork or indiscretions.
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds a SOVEREIGN
CURE in Humphreys SpR-
CIF1C, No. 20. It tones up the system,
arrests discharges. dispels the mental
gloom and dependency, and rejovenates
the entire system; it is perfectly harmless
and always efficient. Price IS for pack.
age OF ave boxes and a large 50 vial of
powder, which isimportant in old serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by in
Druggists, or sent.b by mail ca ssosipt of
price. Address HUGPHREYs' SPKoIF1o
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CoMpANY, No.
562 Broadway, N. Y. For sale by GRreER
& McGREGoR, Columbia, 8. @. Ap14 tSly
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

THE UNITED STATES COCRT.-The fol.
lowing is q summary Of the proceedings
Of the United States Court, now in ses-
seon at Greenville, for the week ending
August %: ~ 4 -
Barkhdale Charles, bankrupt. Or
dered that Richard 81. JACOBS have
leave to withdraw the exceptions to the
bankrupt's discharge. fled on 8d day Of
July, 1873.
In re- Barkstlale Charles, bankrupt.
Ordered that the return Of A. Blythe,
assignee OF spid bankrupt, in relation to
the homestead set of to the bankrupt,
be set aside, and that the said assigned
cause O re.appraisement of said home
stead, and that John Garrison, ST., LIE.
las F. Trowbridge and VIM. A Pepper
be appointed appraisers to this court
during it's present session, reporting
their actings and doings in the pre-
mises.
In re Barksdale Charles, bankrupt.
Petition for fnal discharge Discharge
ordered.
In re Nathan McAllister, of Ander-
son County, bankrupt. Petition for
voluntary bankruptcy; filed and order
Of reference to ". I. Clawson, Regis
trar.
In re CASTOR Terry, bankrupt. Peti-
ton for voluntary bankruptcy; filed
and order OF reference to W. l. Clawson,
Registrar.
In re Gideon 3. Thompson, bank
rupt. Petition for voluntary bank
ruptcy; filed and referred to ". I.
Clawson, Registrar.
The criminal bushes of the court was
finished on the Goth, and the court will
hereafter attend to the hearing of civil
business entirely.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

BALLOON BETT1Na.-In New York,
there is some betting on the balloon in
the sporting circles about town, but it
is evident that the betting mon don't
believe in it. The odds are overwhein,-
ing against it, and it is hard to find
anybody who will risk anything on it.
That the balloon will neither cross the
ocean nor get half way across, bets ore
offered nineteen to one; that it will
never go 100 miles away from land, nine
to one; that the balloonists will not stay
up single day, Ave to one; that Wise
will never find his Westerly current,
three to one; that the whole thing will
be Azzle, two to one; that The balloon
will burst, bets are even.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUcKY.-We
are informed that the fourth concert,
for the benefit Of this grand enterprise.
comes off on the Sd OF December next.
The three preceding concerts, 80 sue
cessfully and. fairly managed, we con.
slider sufficient guarantee that this one
will be conducted with equal satisfaction
to holders OF tickets. On an outlay OF
$500 in tickets, sold by Mr.. D. Gam
brill, to the last concert. 81. 400 were
returned in cash gifts to the ticket.
holders. lIr. G. informs us that q few
tickets to the fourth concert haye been
sent him for sale. Price. whole tickets,
$50; halves S25; tenths IS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

GErTIHa HIS REWARD .-Ex Governor
Foote, Of Mississippi, who has been en-
gaged'for several weeks past in writing
Southern "reminiscences for o daily pa
per. will soon, according to current re-
port, be appointed by the President to
an important foreign mission in South
America. The fiery ohronicler of past
events, whose ienunciations OF Jefferson
Davis and other Southern men have
proved rich reading for the Northern
minds for some time past, il the above
is correct, is to receive his reward. 1t
is not strange to account for the cam
paign literature Of the Ex-Governor, and
we may now hope to hear that, like
I4ongstreet, he has received his ''thirty
pieces OF silver" and is satisfied.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

Sunday Morning, September "a 1873.
4INpXI, oaor RiHnp,onr or 81 9nza FIaAN:

CA: a:o:y!c; sTs1a oss tho Au-
gusta cotton pool depends upon the
completiono Of the estimate of the crop
made by the New York Commercial and
FGnanqdl Chronicle. recognized author
ity in cotton circles on the product and
movements Of the great staple. Some
considerable anxiety exists among those
having part in thas.pool to know when
the estimatea will 4be4 opened. We un-
de1stand that the award will not be
made until the full statements Of the
Caroaiss, is seceived. On shat point
the Chronicle, Of the 3Oth. says:
We expAGkS to issue our annual crop
report iols year ending August 81, in
circular form. on Thursday, the 18th of
September Until that sime it is i'm
possible e: re &C. give any estimate
> which venla She a any value OF ,:the
overland movement or of Southern con-
sumption. We state this in reply to
many letters and kilograms asking for
those figures. al. 70 the consumption
in the Southern, 6tAsss, We hope to pre-.
sent q more exact 1statemehs than has
ever before been given, as we have,
through the kind assistance OF the
Census Bureaus been able to write to
every mill and cotton manufacturer
throughout the South, sending out in
quiries which promise to furnish rs the
actual result rather than an estimate.
We are pursuing this point the more
earnestly because We feel that it is very
important to relieve these crop reports
of this last vestige OF uncertainty. The
overland movement We had already re-
duced to % demonstration; hereafter we
trust, we. shall be able to say the same
thingsw regard to Southern consump-
tion. ~ tieye
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

Ex-Governor Foote is very severe
upon Mr.. Davis for appointing his own
and his wife's relations to office when
President Of the Southern Confederacy.
In this the Ex-Governor comes down
with the Foote of giant on the corns
OF his friend Grant, out lie doesa'b seem
to be aware Of the fact.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

HOTEL ARRrvA1s. September 6, 1878.
Va; j j Adgsr, J " o'Brien,, Miss Kats
RyDeh B.onn Ma.e 1tps1ssg sns
n US F Hammer. Ga; 3 james. city; Q
P Gardner, Charleston; Mrs W e Benz
son, Ga; w g Sprinkle, G " Thames,
N Oh b StelIing, 8 O. . ga
Vile; T Booth, Ga; F Belanger, Edge
field; q 81 Nathan. Charleston; Mrs N
@ Lewis, Ga; OW Oowles. r Landon,
q b Adams, Q s Army; " A Bradley,
GA; Clarkson, N o; ) 8 Thomas, E
" Everson, city; F Fl Barnhart, j Z
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-07

J, R9nRoAD Aoc1Di, u, EaThs SnginsFsof
the up pAsaehgs '5train 3oa 81 ths Green
ville ana Colamhia Railroad .an of the
track. ye..-.a=z. y = <.sPI,siiis
and Nfnety-six. The. engineer and one
fireman were seriopsly but not danger
ously hurt. q None OF the. cars lweSes
thrown fromsthe track. The passengers
and baggage were. transferred to the
down train. which returned ssem ..se .se
point where the. engine, ran. Of TO
Greenville; and an engine vas sent from
Helena tolbring the: passepgers coming
down to Columbia. s3e, -
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TA1s DAY.-St.
Peters (Catholic): Church Rev J.. 3.
Fullerton. First, Mass {. A. M,;fsecond
Mass loA A. H.; Yespers AZ 2. n. r.
Trinity ghnrch-Rev. hP.i ). Shand.
1019 a. NJ. and s. P. mt y
Lutheran OhuFJh-Rev. A. r. Rude.
101a A. NJ. .iet.,es 4.
Baptist Church-Rev. J. K. Menden.
hall. pastor, IL A. NJ. and s p! NJ.
Sunday School at DAM.
Marion Street Church-Rev. W. D.
Kirkland, 1O1S A. NJ, and 8 P. n.
Sunday School, 9A.M.
Washington Street Church-Rev. O.
A. Darby, 10H A. NJ. and S P. NJ.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. Richard
McIlwaine, II A. NJ. and 8P. III.