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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-31

DIR. BINGHAM, OF New York, 4i3 18th street.
near Pa. ave., treats Paralysis, Rheumatism,
Cancers, Blood Poisons, and Nervous dis
eases. D.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

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AN.E 60, Of Newark, N;y,,
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THERMOMETERS and Rarometers are repairet
and made to order by Hempler, near * street
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bankment on the way
A MIDNIGHT RAID on BUZzARD's ROosT.
On arriving in that city they drove to the no.
lice headquarters, and dispatched a messenger
at once to the residence of Captain James T.
webster: who soon appeared. A consultation
was held. and the Washington detectives i'm
formed Officer Webster that they wanted col
ored man named Henry Young, who was re-
ported to be living with a disreputable woman
on Royal street, in a house known as the Buzz
card Roost." Capt. Webster summoned OFF,
GERS Henry A. Crump and Gilbert Simpson,
and all started at once towards the place Can't
w. leading the way, and assuring our officers
possible manner to ferret ont the parties want
ed. They soon reached the premises which are
but short distance from the house In which
Manly lived, who murdered the clock member
and for which he was executed on Friday last,
the same day on which the murder of Haun
took place. After few moments consultation
the officers surrounded the house, both back
and front, and Capt. Webster raped at the
door. In a moment the window was raised in
the second story. and mans voice called out
us THAT YOU, JOHN?'
captain Webster replied, in disguised
voice, ''yes." The voice replied, "All right;
III come right down." In a moment or two
Young, the man they wanted, unfastened the
door, and all hands walked in, to his great con-
arresting him, but Capt. Webster remarked To
him that number Of gentlemen had called to
zee him. He was kept in conversation while
some Oh the omcers commenced searching the
ing which he wore. 1t was noticed that he
wore slonch hat at the time, and the Off GERS
knowing that he generally wore a cloth cap
asked him about 1t, and he told them that the
hat was not his, that he had exchanged with a
friend OF his.
THE WOMAN RErICENr.
The woman living with him was very silent
and seemed very DESTROYS Of going down in the
lower part Of the house, but was prevented by
the officers.
Young was then taken to the station-house.
and an examination of his clothing was had.
when McDevitt found
BLOOD STAINS ON HIS SHIRT FRONT
and on a pair OF wrist warmers which he WORE
On being questioned about the blood marks, he
said he had had ga fuss with his Mol and beat
her with brick" All the money found on
him was one two-dollar and two one-tiollar
notes, on the former of which was found what
appeared to be blood spots. He was locked up
in separate cell from the woman and the Of
heers returned to the house to make more
thorough search. At the head of his bed VAS
found pair of very muddy boots, The Leo and
foot Of the left one was
COVERED WITH BLOOD,
but there was none on the right which the
officers account for by his standing with the
left foot advanced and the right foot thrown
back when the blow was struck.
ANorHER LINK.
They then continued the search further. mn
ara down stairs, and soon Oficer Miller found
behind an OLD stove In the basement foom An
Cd boot with portion Of the leather lining
used In wrapping the slune shot fonnd an the
ground where the murder was commitfsi Ar
Clarvoe found the fellow to this boet near by.
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hat OF deceased, the railroad ticket, and a pOr-
ton OF the siung-shot, (all of which he denti-
hed.) there were
THREE POOLS OF BLOOD,
and the tracks indicated that there was
scuffie.
Mr. L. NJ Ri,ukel testified that he left the de-
ceased at the drove-yard, Drovers' Rest, on
Thursday night; his father returned home and
witness came here; the deceased was to have
gone to Baltimore with q load Of sheep, in
which witness, the father of deceased, and j.
l.. Adams were interested; the deceased had
over sf00 when he left the drove-yard; witness
does not know how much money deceased re-
ceiyed In Baltimore. Witness said if deceased
had come over on the train they supposed he
did, he doubtless would have come to the
American House TO see Witness Witness did
not register there until late, and thinks that de-
ceased came there, and, not finding his name,
started to go to Alexandria on the II: As train
Lieut.. Skippon handed the coroner q couple
OF bills picked up near the place of the murder,
which were found by Officer Arnold, Of the
seventh precinct
M. Jomes Dus,y testified that he is a clerk at
the American house; recollects seeing on Fri
day night AZ the American house several par
ties dressed in grey; witness thinks he saw de-
ceased on wednesday night, but would not
J. C.Bruma1im eosroborated the testimony of
Mr.. Humphrey. with the addition that the white
man said as they passed the corner, lyon saw
THIS WAY THROUGH TIE LorY,
Witness looked carefully at the colored man
who was standing near the lamp-post: witness
noticed that the coiored man had on dark pants,
stnck in his boots and wore q mustache; was
peck marked. or Scared on the cheek: had see n
the man at police headquarters, but would not
swear positively that he In the party, although
he is about the same height and age, and has
the same marks on his cheeks.
recess taken for half an hour.
During the recess Lieut.. Skippon and Lieut..
Noens N vent to headquarters, and the prisoner
beng rlaced IN hack was driven to the guard
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

D. Julio L. Vizcarrondo, el evan
gelico pastor prOtestante, clique es-
cribi6 un libro para las escuelas de
niflos titulado "Elementos de Histo-
ria y GeOgrafIa de Ia isIa de Puerto
Rico, cuyo libro henos probado en-
Atas columnas que es anti -espaflol,
filNustero; el que di6 dos amos ha un
manifesto en- que, casi desembozada-
mente yenia a decir que las reformas
mo eran masoque Ia primera etapa pa
ra llegar & Ia Independence; el hom-
bre que no oculta sus deseos de aban-
donar la bandera como abandon6 Ia
religion de sus padres, go el candida
to que el refcrmisndo. .presenta en- uno
de los distrit0s mas espafloles de Ia
Isla, en- el de COamo. Despues de esta
candidatura, que ,saldra rriunfante,
pues creemos que nuestro partido Sc
guira absteni9ndose de tomar parte
en- elecciones, no falta- va mas sino
que sea proclamado Betances candi-
dato reformista..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

Segun carta del 20 que hemos re
cibido de Arecibo, ell 19 por la noche,
al emprender su marcha hAcia Aqua
dllla una compa1fa que estaba en- Ca
muy not6 esta fuerza.. que entire este
punto y Quebradilias habia en- una
casa reunido un ndmero bastante ere
cido de personas. Llam6 a la puerta
ell jefe de la columna y acto continue
fueron apagadas las Iuces, saliendo
por ell fondo y 4. IL desbandada los
hombres que allf estaban. Di6seles
VOC de alto, pero no habierdo hecho
caso, Sc dispararon al aire dos 8 tres
tiros q yer 81 Sc detenian. NADIA Sc
cOnsigui6: los fugitivos Sc internaron,
validos de la oscuridad, en- ell monte
Immediate. Hasta Sc fug6 81 dueno del
edlhclo. Las trOpas sc lanzaron & ha-
Ger un reconocimiento, despues de
haber sido cOnvenientemente dividi-
das Pronto la avanzada percibi6 tres
8 cuatro indivfduos a los que Sc les
di6 ell qaien UiUe, al que contestaron
los del grupo sospechoso disparando
sobre los soldados y huyendo precipi-
tadamente por Ia maleza sin que To-
graran alcanzarlos los leales, nj acer-
tarles con los breves disparos que
les hicieron. La noche y la espesura
Protegi6 su fuga.
|. AL ruido de los tiros, ell alcaI lie de
Quebradillas saii6 con tuerza de vo.
luntarios, y enterado que Sc hubo de
10 ocurrido, empexo a formar las ave
riguaciones sumarias sobre ell hecho,
dando cuenta al corregidor de Are
cibo, al nismo tempo que la daba ell
jefe de la columna al comandante mi
litar.
Este hecho es una prueba mas de
que 10 de Camuy dista mucho de sci
un caso aislado como pretenden los
que tEAtan de encubrir todas las ma.
nifestaciones anti-espanolas que aqui
han tenido lugar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

de cOrazon, militen en- las fiIas rcfor-
mistasi mo es verdad que tenfanos
razon cuando en- Otra parte escribia-
mos las siguientes Kneasi Este en-
petio de 0cultar 4 los enemigos de
nuestra nacionalidad, Ino Sc parece
mucho al que en- sn casa escOnde de
la justicia un criminal que, por ser su
amigo 8 su c6mplice, para salvarle
MEGA constantemente no solo que es-
te en- su hogar sino que asegura que
nj por tOdas las cercanfas Sc ha visto
semejante hombrei"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

AdemAs de los cuarenta y dos pre-
eos presuntos reos de la asonada de
CAmuy cuyos nombres hemos publ
cado el viernes, parece que han in
gresado en- ID carcel do Arecibo vein
to y uno mas. He aqui los nombres y
apellidos do los nuevos acusadoa de
in6dencia: jose Gregorio Accbedo,
Marcelino Rivera, Bernardino CortGs,
Francisco Camacho, Jesds Gregorio
Colmsnero, Teodoro Colmenero, vi
ccnte Wales, JOs6 Rodriguez, Sixto
Severe, Ceicrino Soto, Santiago Seijo,
Juan Ramon Aguire, UIises +. Gil.
norio, Salomon Alvalez, Josd Ramon
Moreno, Antonio Soto, Agapito Pc.
rex Molina, Braalio dc le Rosa. Pc
dro Sanchez, Francisco Arroyo y DA-
maao Vlllareal.
Como % tIata do doserminadas
personas y no dcseamoa incarrir en-
error, essamoa pronsos 1 FccsiEicar
caalqaieF inexaesilad quo haya en- los
anteriofss nomhrcs. al como % los
ins1rsos en nueasEo altimo namoso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

Ell Excmo. Sr. Gohernador Supe-
rior Civil ha prohibido q los corregi-
dores y alcaldes que pongan en- pie
de guerra esas patrullas extraordina-
rias, numerosisimAs que acostumbran,
compuestas por 10 general de obreros
y cuyo verdadeFo ObjetO era contener
los dcSmdnes de los voluntarios. De
hoy mas las autoridades GyHsiles no
podran valerse para su serVicio mas
que de sus agentes retribuidos y solo
donde no existan estos agentes haran
Ia ronda Vecinos honyad0s cuyo nIme-
70 no ha de exceder del que sea c.
trictamente precise, sin que poy Mn
gun concepto establescln (los alcaldes)
Las citGdds yondds en- aamero crecidO
de kombres.
Tambien previene 8. E. que en- el
case raro en- que por ialta dc sgentes
retFibuidos se hagan estas patrullas
" esto hA de ser con poca y buena
gente), lleven IL correspondence au-
toFiEacion de In autoridad , ID pre-
senten 4 Ia GuaEdia Civil 8 fuerxa del
Ejercito que ID pida
Aplaudimos esta acoFtadA dispoai-
cion del Gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

Parece que ell timorato d. Caye-
tano Estrella habia tenido el dia antes
de atrincherarse con sus amigos la
precaucion de llevar la parte femeni-
ma de su familia & casas de la vecin-
dad donde no pudiese correr el ries-
go de la batalla. Tambien parece que
habia removido sus objstos de valor.
Nuestras cartas nos hablan de es-
tupendas bolas que por aquellos con-
tornos circulaban. Una de elias con-
sistfa en- asegurar que el CAPTAIN Ge
neral marchaba sobre Arecibo en-
persona con fuerzas para poner en-
libertad los presos y castigar 4 los
voluntarios por los atropellos que ha-
bian cometido en- casa del mencionado
.Estrella.
Afortunadamente va pasaron los
tiempos del gobierno Ayuso-la Tore
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

dieron ID fuga, quedando veinte pre-
sos y despues por los caminos encon-
traron mas. Entire los que Sc esperan
hoy viene el boticario Ginorio Y ell
escribano Aguirre. Hay mas de dos.
cientos fugados con nuchas armas
segun diccn los que los vieron. La
rami6cacion es grande segun voz pd-
blica, y Sc cree que vendran q la bar
ra muchos de levita de esta villa.
"Dfceseq quelas juntas peri6dicasque
Sc verificaban en- casa de Estrella Sc
hacian con la autorizacion del alcalde
(que tambien esta preso) y que los
principales autores de todo son algu-
hos corregidores y alcaldes de los
pueblos.
Auoche he visto descargar una car
reta con machetes espadas toleda-
mas, magnffcos puf1ales, escopetas,
revolvers, municiones, p6lvora y ba-
las, tornado todo en- la casa de Estre-
LA. Seestan buscando mas armas. Sc
gun parece hay muchas, pero Sc to-
me las hayan trasportado al monte
T0do este es la verdad. Yo he vistc
los presos y las armas."
Hasta aquf la carta.
Z Parecs que ell timorato Estrella nt
sstaba NAL preparado para defender
Sc del asalto que esperaba le dieaen lo'
guardias civiles y voluntarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

CspnllEmama CT I'll aocamenao que
smpexaanoa 4 reproiscir Il Fnlsvo
del Ss u Jaan Nepomaccno poaa Il.
magistrate pssslIeass Ia salA. TO-
gnasa lnseTsao qaa taS IL sssa A..
dlsaesa. qslea PaFeca - aado1aasll-
aAala 1 psssaAE sas valAosus snrvieloa
60 oaTn psEtes
Seasamos PFoiuaslaneale i amaen
ca - IN digaisimo lmncsaaasIa ~
Fscallsd sssesa. - palssssaams aerisa
lAda. - lnsaslgsmeiM. - esla. haasa
- uaaAsMkAa. eFam csfrunsasr rlas dc
i aAhAsa e4gAasAa u ~ paaAlA y -.
saeaaa j Il tsapsaa - lasAsa -
asaaass - = IasalsAa y - y nssss
- - savaamlA-
II - pm&AAs sAslM - 60 - n.
mamslahsa amAHna go - = asnasu
aaa - - Ae1Aa
- dsa eesgaa - dsmka =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

.Dfcese que hay qu:en pretende
que los artfculos del BoLETIN han sido
causa e6ciente de los muerG y tiros
de Camuy ICuanto apostamos a que
no hay IN solo presunto REQ que sea
suscritor del BoLErINi Seria gracioso
que nuestro peri6dico hiciera efesto
Precisamente en- las personas que no
10 leen nj le conocen sino por con-
ducto de E PyogresO, La Razon, Don
S;mplicio y ell papel de las situa-
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

FTDe una caFta que an amigo nuestFo
recibi6 de Arrcibo tomamoa nlgunoa
paEralos co que "a habla dc 10 ocurrs-
do en- Cam0y. Essa version ditierc po-
CO dc Las demas Que hemos pablica-
do. pero aasde algunos detalles irse.
TenanEnss
"En Il noche del Ii ~ supo que
ca h eaMa de u. Caystano Essrclla
habla namesoaa Ernni0a dn hnuAhren
aFraadaa smpcrando al dla slguieals
para das Il gEiso Dc Pies PnsrGe. ~.
90 lure Imnevan - eepa6aleI IaV.
sale qas III gunrdias clvIlra j salansa-
rios - ssrpEsadicfon 4 - - de Il
snadFugAda Ansea a. lA9af allk en-
conssasoa asaanaans dsnde u s4alSa
sissi j, ronseslnado - II lk1psnal
- hiessxna laewa los rahsldas -
rsliarua 1 u CO.. doads - hlelsrsa
laertss dlapasnndo asnaAa - Iae2u n
sn~Ana clAsaa KFilaada lMaeann !
espannles' gaassen aadsenes gsssa psss
to nleg lsbfus
II isses ass6 mas - -. hasms
FssuaaAmde IL - vsAnss j wnn saia -
gassAla cssll lassnenss kesiIs - 4
ssealsls ! u car. IA aGa eaalso
maestns. msekn. keshlos = - &c
lsska mafiesaa - Al - ampssa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

Sabemos que son innumerables los
leales que, en- vista de los dltimos
successes, Sc estan inscribiendo en- las
filas de los VOluntarios. Bienvenidos
sean. Esta actitud de todos los espa-
rloles sin condolences prueba que no
hablamos solamente por nuestra pro-
pia cuenta cuando escribimos ell ar
tfculo Naestra resolMcion, ell cual tan
ia polvareda alz6 en- ell campo ul-
ira reformista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

civil monte ! Aaballo yirocari6 todas IaS 7
haciendas inmediatas: La dotacionss osIa.
ban 81 parecer tranquilas. PreguntarOn
los Guardias les mayordomos ii habia
nOvedad y contestarOn que habia algunos
dias los negros parcels como que tenian
algO entro manos; pero no sabian 10 que
era. AtemOrisados quedaron los Criados
con h para ellos tan intempeStiva vista,
y por el momento fue contenida toda ma.
nifeStacion.
Mientras este sucedia On el campo, el
muy digno alcalde, cabeza visible del lrefoE-
mismo, apercibido de que Ia GuardiA civil
estaba prestando un gran serviciO & nues-
ira cauEa, que es IL causa espanola, 90
dirigi6 4 Ia casa cuartel que aquelIA habita
y de una manera escandalOsa pidi6 auxi-
lilo dicha fuerza, diciendo al guardia
que custodiaba Ia casa le digera dOnde
estaban aus cOmpaneros = dOnde estaban
las armas de los voluntarics; tOdo con
insistencia y amenazas; pero el guardia,
que ademas dc cOnOcer fondo al Sr. al-
calde, 90 un vAlicnte, cOntest6 categ6riCa-
mente que no saba dOnde estaban estas
nj aquellas; que 81 eustodiaba el cuartel
y no cOnsentirfa que nadie, sin distinction
de personas, entrara. Entonces sl alcald0
cOmisario viendo 10 tenacidad y reSolu-
cion imponente del dignO guArdia, 80 reti-
re. Resultad0 de este ha sido una suma.
ria Z Ia Guardia civil y un expsdisnts
gubernativo al Sargento y { 2 6 tres COM
pahOros.
POGO mas 8 menos oenrri6 Las dos no.
ches siguientes, sin que, graciaa Dios,
hayamOs tenido que lamentar ninguna
desgracia. Sc nos habia sncargado pOr eI
jete mucha calms y prudencia , hemOS
dado una prueba de cOnformidad, fOrzOsa
pOr Su puesto.
La calma parece restablecerse aunque
20 CreO que es apaEente.
Dispense V. mi larga nArracion quo he
tenidO pOr ObjetO darle una idea exacta
de 10 Ocurrido y al miSmo tempo demos>
trarle Ia necesidad de que este pueblo sea
atendido como merece.
Aprovecha Ia OCCASION para Ofrecer & v.
suS rcspetOs su Afcmo. S. 8.
Q. B. s. II.
| UA v0IuAtarA0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

flores magistrates de nuestro Tribu-
nal Superior pierden, como con mu-
cha oportunidad 10 dijo 81 ilustrado
Sr. Regente en- su notable discurso,
uu excelente compaflero, nosotros un
juez que honra Ia toga espaflola y un
buen patriclo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

En- nuestro pr6ximo ndmero nos
ocuparemos del suplemento de la
prensa radical. Hay paflo donde cor :
tar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-02-23

UA volSHAt0rAO.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-28
Boys aud girls. if you wish to asto.
lish any members Of tha family or anx

Boys aud girls. if you wish to asto.
nish any members Of the family or any
coming guests iy SONG dey SLOWING
them to discover their initials neatly
printed on pear, peach or apple, as It
hangs on it's branch, this ia the way to
carry out your plan: Just before the
fruit ripens, cut the desired letters from
a sheet OF thin tough paper; then paste
them on the side of the fruit most ex:
posed to the sun, and when in course os
time you remove the paper from the ripe
surface. You will find the letters distinct
~ marked upon it. :
Here is boy who is precocions to
some purpose. He resides in Texas,
u Afenham County, and being ten years
Md only. he does not ahine as O calcu-
latipg boy, or as musical boy; but at
this tender age he proudly enters the
ranks of agrioulturists. and, this year, is
cultivating four acres Of cotton and one
acre of millet.
"M1n1ER HOUSE," AT 81, 80 AND Al
WEST 26TH ST., NEW YORK Cry. .-Ele-
CANT family and single rooms, by :he deg
or week, with or without board, in first
GLASS location, near Madison Square,
twenty minutes ride from Central Park.
Prices low during the summer. Ad.
dress r. p. Miller, Al West 26th street,
N. Y. June "a 10
If Jonr hair is falling out. use Nattans'
Crystal. al.Discovery, which supplies that
nourishment from the loss or Insufficient
supply Of which the hair falls out. It
gives new life. A trial will convince.
Sold by druggists generally. Price 81
per bottle. For sale by G. H. Mot.
J27t3
A minister having remarked "there
would be q nave in the new edifioe the
society was erecting" an old lady said
..'she knew the person to whom he re-
ferred."
A young matron OF Detroit, aged
twenty five, was married for the fifth
time last week, all Of her husbands being
alive. y, -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-28
Railroad Bonds .

rr Railroad Bonds.
CHAR, COL. s. AUGUSTA Il. r. CO.,
H -" .! .fA ?TREAsuREn's OFFIoE,
OoLUMBIA, 8. O., June q, 1873.
T71HE COUPONS on Bonds OF this Company.
u which become due on FIRST JULY next.
Will be paid at tho Office of NJ. Z. .Jesup &
Co., In New York; at Central National Bank
IN this city; at lthe First National Bank OF
Charlotte. N. O., er at the office of John ).
Cohen Sons, in Augusta, Ga.
june 27 8 O. BOUKNIGHT. Treasurer.
- The Georgis Gin.
an entering our fifth season with these
~ GINS, We have only to say, that in
EVERY case parties Who have bought them
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them the BEST
they have any knowledge OF.
We eGUARANTEEt them to gin as clean, run
as LIGHT. GIN as FAST and turn out as
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT rs
MADE. Please order early, 30 as to avoid
disappointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded On application.
LORICK l. LOWRANCE,
june 2l Sole Agents for South Carolina.
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Special Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH
CoLr,IDIA. s. q Jnnc o. "a,

CoLCaIBIA, S. c.. June 20, 1878.
WHEREAS, this Board has reliable in
w formation that certain malignant and
contagious diseases are existing in some OF
orr sister cities; and whereas, it is the duty
OF the Board to uee every means in their
power to prevent the occurrence Of any such
dlseases in our city; we. therefore, Order:
mat al! hucksters and dealersin fruits, flsh
and vegetables, shall, on and after this date.
be prohibited from selling or exposing for
sale, All stale fish. native or foreign, wilted or
stale vegetables anil spoiled fruits. All VIC.
with. e'' o'A'
The Chief OF Police and his assistants are
hereby instructed to carry out this order, and
report all violators to the Clerk OF the Board.
is especially enjoined upon our cilizens
to>feep their sinks and premiees properly
cieansed and purified, and to have ali the
hith and trash daily removed and placed in
boxes and barrels, and removed to the street.
ing the same.
ANY person, white or colored, in INDECENT
circumstances. CIR will be supplied with disin-
fectants free of charge, by calling upon the
CLERK OF tho Board, at the etore of Mcesrs.
nope & Gyles. every morning, from to 20
O'Clock. BY order of the Chairman.
THOMAS p. WALKER,
0.ne - Clerk of Board.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-28
THE BURNING OF GOLUMBIA
Home Stomach Bitters.

4 HlTrEIGS nro compounded from tho hest
Ionics and dromatics cf The Moteria 1fedicd,
and are invaluable in caecs Of Dyspepsia and
Indigestion. The ingredients used in their
composition are the best Of the class to
which they belong, being higiiy tonic. siimu,
tant, Ssomachic, carminaIire and sli1hiiy lara
tire. They are used by tho most celebrated
PHYSICIANS in tho South and West in their
prtUdfe practice, and endoreed by celebrated
ehemistsfand professors in ST. Louis, Chicago
Pittsburg and Cincinnati. For sale at the
Drug Stores of DR.. E. r. Jackson and ". O.
F1sher, and by JOHN AGNEW l. SON
June IL Wholesale Agents
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-28
Another Laurel to the Crown"

or the already well-esrned glory and dis
~ tinction Of DR.. Heinitsh, for tho worth
QUEENS DELIGHT" letter just received
remarks: "Your medicine does moro thar is
really claimed for it. 1t is worth to mo more
than gold or tho treasures OF wealth--it is
cure almost every disease to which the body
is subject, il taken in time. We advise ever;-
body at once to so to DR.. Heinitsh's store and
try his medicines. The Queens Delight,
hlood and Liver Pille. Chill Cure, Fever euro,
are all for sale at his store, opposite PHOENIX
othce. June 26t