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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-09
Foremost Tonic OF Ihe Age,

A new path to health was provided for the
siek, anewS shield against diseases was secured
to the healthy, when Hostetter's Stomach BILters
became the standard tonic Of America. For
nearlya quarter Of . century this powerful and
produce It has been on It's sanitary march, build.
ing up tho feeble, helping nature to fight down
every element, soothing pain, promo ing dlRes.
ton, regulating the seerelon6, increasing the
nervous yigu Of the system, cheering the spIr.
W, arfestng the premature decSy, and not only
prolonRtng HE, but adoipg Valueto It by put.
ling thousands OF invalids In condition to en-.
JOY It. No Tolum6 ever published would be
large enough to ,ontaiu history Of the cases OF
dyspepsia, constipation, hilliousness, intermit.
tent lever, nervous debility, and mental and
ble tnyiRorant, which not only rtSl0reS health
ent protects 1t from danger in't6e most unhealthy
districts. - dGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-09
INoW Y6tk MaikSI.'l

NEW YoRx, May S.-Cotton-Quiet
and firm; middling uplands17tc. Flour
In buyers favor; super western, and State
So 70A5 90; common 10 good so 05a
8 As; good 4, choice 90; S0a6 rs; white
wheat extra so 75a7, 90; extra Ohio $82Qa
Z So. Wheat heavy sud lower No =
Chicago spring 81 50a1 IS; winter red
western $1t641 RyeLQuet sat- S1'O1a
! 10. Barley-DulI' sIGorn-opened in
lair demand witha 6light advance and
closed with the9 adYAnce lost; new
western mixed and yellow e4as7c;
old DO. sGaS7c. 0ats-0pened steady
and closed dull and lower, mixed western
6IaG7tci white western e7s6so,s Coffee
Heavy Sugsr-Qulet IWhbky-Steady
az 41e. --.L .-tN.. 4 -. =. y Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-09

PHILADELPHIA, May s.-Flour-Quiet
and weak State, Ohio and Indiana, 81 80
90 20. Wheat-Neglected; red 81 Goa
! 20; amber 81 75a1 so; No. / spring
81 57a1 80. Rye-steady OF 9Sca$l Cd.
Comm In I 1slr demand yellow s6as7c;
mixed S5asGc; white SOLO. Oats-Moder..
ately active; white Csc; mixed 6oa08c.
Petroleum:- Unsettled and declined: crude
10tc; refined 14ic, Whisky--S Steady at
CSC. Wool-Qulet and firm; stock scarce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-09
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firmer.

IIAlLRUAD BUNDS-FIrmef.
srocKs-opened weak, with a decline
OF 4a4 per cent, but after the first board
became strong, and advanced tall per
cent, with the highest prices at the close.
The leading features were Western Union,
Union Pacific, Lake Shore, Pacific, Rock
Island and Erie. The sales for the day
were 10000 shares, OF which 10000 were
Western Union, $1,000 Union Pacific,
10000 Lake Shore, 1900 Pacific, 1000
Rock Island and 5 600 Erie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-09

TOLEDO. May s.-Floaur;--ouiet and
unchanged. 2olWheat= Dull and lower.
No, Q white Wabash S164;TNol 8 az
81 46i; No. I white Michigan 81 69:
extra! do. sizes; amber Michigan 81 lei:
June 81 4s; No. l red 81 sol; No. 3 az
81 45. do canal 81 46f,, Corn-Dull and
q shade lower; high mixed 73ic; June
69ic;, July. 70tc; low mixed 72tc; mo
grade Tic. 0ats-DuIl,and nominal; No,
/ canal 69c; No. 2 do so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-09
Mediterranean oyster" as was shown by
the expefiments Of N. Costa.

a.. Is sS+1 SSpASll 81 WAC buOMu w
the experiments Of N. Costa.
the LOGICAL aouNpNEss OF DARw1S1lM.
h 1.-THE remark Il sometimes thoughtless.
y made thAtthe DarWinIan theory reSts
upon purely Rratuitous suppositlons, and
can never DO verified even Il It be true,
A moments inspection will show that
the case Is very different. When anslyz,
Cd, the theory Of natural selection will be
found to consist Of eleven propositions, Of
which nine are demonstrated truths, the
tenth Is an inevitable corollary from iIs
nine predecessors, and tho eleventh ia an
admissible postulate. Let US enumerale
these propositions:
!. More organisms perish than survive.
9. No two individuals exactly. alike,
3. Individual peculiarlties are translnisSi-
bic 70 offspring, 4. Individuals whose
peculiarities bring them into closest sdapt.
alton with their environment are those
which survive and transmit their peculiar
organizations, 5. The survival OF the
fttest thus tends to maintain an cquilIb.
rum between Organisms and their en-
yironments. Q. But, the environment OF
every group Of organisms Is. steadily,
though slowly changing. z. Every group
OF organisms must accordingly change 10
average character, under penalty OF ex-
ttnction. 8. Changes due to individual
variation are complicated by the law that
Q change set up IN any one part CT q
complex and coherent aggregate, like an
organism, initiates changes IN other parts,
O. They are further complicated by the
Law, that structures are sn0urIshed In pro-
portion to their use. TO- From the lore.
going mine, propositions, each one OF
which Is indlsputably true, ii Is an newt
able corollary that changes thus set up
and complicated must eventually alter
the specific character Of any given group
OF organisms. II. II Is postulated that,
since the first appearance OF life upon the
eaEth's surface, sufficient time has elapsed
to,have enabled such causes as the fore
going to produce all the specific hetero-
geneity now witnessed" =
! have hero given q. few OF the facts
which show the Operation, OF known laws
In producing the evolution Of organisms.
The special arguments-,in its ;IayOr are
those derived from the facts sot IN EN-.
bryology, morphology, or similarity Of |
structure, distribution in time and SPACE.
and from classification, and 10 state.
ment Of these will next turn my atten.
ton. AN EvoLuT1oNIsT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-09
baltimore Market. =

BA1EnfoaB, May s.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Easier; choice am
Der 81 3d. other grades unchanged. Corn
-Western mixed quiet; new do Sale;
old sOe. oAts-Quiet; western mixed 600.
Rye-unchanged. Provlsions-strong.
Pork-.UHchanged; bulk shoulders OiA6ac;
clear rib sides OA9tc. Bacon-Active;
shoulders tic; clear rib 10fa10tc. Lard
Firm at lose, Butter-steady; western
3Oa85c Ootfee-Dull and nominal; fair
to prime Rio 10A2lc. Whisky-97c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-09
New York Dry Goods Marke,.

NEW YoRK, May s-Business ls quiet
with Commission Houses, The jobbing
movementwas slow and only a moderate
aggregate amount, Cotton goods quiet
Of generally unchanged prices. Jobblng
quotations for brown and bleached COT
tons irregular. Prints fairly active for
piece lots but package trade Is light.
Printed yahirdngs quick. Atlantic, dress
goods. selling well. Heavy woolens for
men wear rather more active Foreign
goods inactive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-09

Plants ia rom the direct action Of chang.
cd climate and soil, and animals from al
tered food and meteorological surround.
lngs, will undergo considerable variation.
When this Is manifested in man 1t Is
known ~, acclimatizstion., All varieties
OF coffee; came from the kind called
Mocha within the, past. two centuries.
The various breeds Of turkeys throughout
Europe have all descended from the
American wild bird. "Twenly.nine kinds
OF American trees all differ from their
nearest European allies In a similar man.
FER, having leaves less toothed, buds and
seeds smaller, fewer branchlets, &C. y
"Young shells taken from. the shores 81
England and placed in the Mediterranean,
at once altered their manner OF growth
and formed prominent diverging! rays
like those On the shells Of the proper
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-09
Cleveland Markell.

Z CLEVELAND, May s.-Whest and
weak. 0orn-Steady and unchanged.
oats-Frmer and better; No / State and
western, 5Sc, No 2, SEC; white, CSC. Pc
roleum'-Qulet and steady; standard white
car lots 12es13c; Ohio State test to $50
degrees 16ia16c, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-09
COMMERCIAL AND HNARGIAL.=
MARKETS I'ELEHHAPH.
New York Money AMI s,oet n !, N r

New York Money and Stock n afket.
New York, May s,-MoNEY-3s4 per
cent. Treasury disbursements $25S, 600.
Customs receipts to-day $8S5,0O0. Dry
goods imports for the week 81 All, 1856.
GoLp-0pened and closed at 1l2t;
ranged in the meantime at t12ia112T.
Carrying rates BAD per cent. CIearings
$26,00O,O00.
STERLING ExoHAHGE-Quiet at $4.SsI
for sixty days, and $fsii for sight.
GovRRNMENTs-Stronger, and closed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-09
THE FAVORITE HOME REREBY.

Il ctniAently Family Medicine; and BY being
Kept ready for immediate resort will save many
an hour OF suffering and many dollar In lime
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-01
PIANO FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

A GOOD, SEVEN OCTAVE, CHECKER
a inc piano is offered for rent at Stu per
tLIariar' INQUIRE AT this office. aOrl.h
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-01

pair OF bailiffs rushed into the church
and dragged him out. Again be was
thrust into Hagerstown jail, and Col.
Ohio Williams fed and comforted him.
While here, he heard OF Mrs. Turnbulrs
marriage. His second mistress was in
the meantime committed to jail at
Berkeley Springs. II wore irons, he
says, "for seven weeks, until / lost the
use Of my limbs from the hips down.
Nature seemed to be ready to quit her
functions. In vain did l write to all
parts of the country 10 obtain the pecu-
mary help of $3.50, but all were deaf to
nv distress. No hand would offer re-
lief to the man who had been bounti-
full to others in similar situation with
out fee or return"
After his release, Maj Bailey hob.
bled on crutches to Berkeley Springs,
and, in order to get aid, issued the pros
pectus OF
upon his life and adventures. In s
naked cabin, which he says he deemed
a palace, he wrote down the chapters
of this book land oiten," he says,
with a cheerful heart have taken
the track on foot to Winchester and
Charlestowu, a distance OF 30 or AZ
milea, to obtain few subscribers"
FINS.
After thi. he went to Richmond and
sold more copies, the legislature sub,
scribing literally. Hethen entertained
the idea that be might be elected TO
Congress, wretched as he was. At
Stanton an attempt was made to seize
MIN as a slave on old judgments OF
nineteen years before, for faro dealing.
Bailey now visited the race.courses
where be had fourished for years In
vulgar elegance, seeking TO dispose OF
copies OF mis- book. He was often in
suited, when the old temper would re-
vive, and men were still afraid of him,
and at this poin. the book comes to an
end, leaving Maj. Bailey in perfect
health again, at the age Of As years, IN
the year OF our Lord 1920. GATH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-01
DEFIANCE.

DEFIANCE.
Tench Ringgold, the Marshal OF the
District, offered $500 reward for the
absconder, and described him as follows:
HE is five feet 9 or 10 incbes high, well
set, and about so years OF age. He
generally has his hair parted and put
up behind with a comb. He is the
same Mai. Bailey who had the Berke"
lev Springs Hotel, and the Bell Tavern
in the City of Washington. He is gen
erslly known as a notorious gambler
and blackleg." To this Bailey retort-
ed from Martinsburg. Va, September
| !, 1878, with an offer of $500 reward
Tor Riuggold, the Marshal Of the Dis.
trict OF Columbia. He says: IL will
give $500 for the delivery of said Ring
gold to any jail in the State OF Virginia.
He is about 5 feet 4 or inches high,
not very likely, wears his hair short !;
and, by reference to the records, one
can zee where he lately swore out under
the Iusolvent act, az the greater part oil
the District have done before"
The last clause seems TO be a reflec"
ton upon the solvency OF Washington
folks The audacious blsckleg says, in
this proclamation, ITO be sure, l like
other gentlemen, in intervals, have
gained; but whom with2 With mem
Der. of Congress, with members OF The
State Legislatures, with members OIL
Courts, Judges; and, by every respects'
BILE gentleman that does sport, my
company has been courted. shsl
not come to the City OF Washingior
without am elected TO Congress
Every child knows Major Robert Bale!
in Virginia; and l shall not disguise
myself"
For weeks and weeks this
DESPERATE WRETCH
wandered up and down, pursued for tn
reward which had beon offered 10y hi
own neighbors, and even his mlstres
coleagued against him. He was arm
ed to the teeth, and was only save
from committing murder by the fear
OF his pursuers. Yet, when he hear
OF horse-race in any petty village, hi
propensitv took him there. Attendln
The races OF Port Tobacco, he WAS pur
sued BY the Constables, whom he KEEP
|. at arms length with pair OF pistol
in the open street, and Was even threat
: ened with the Marine Corps. Never
, theless, be rode as far as Piscataqul
, towards the District line, aud the
/ crossed to Alexandria. Returning
7 Charlestown, where John Brown VS.
afterwards hanged, Bailey announce
a himself as a candidate for Congress
4 a Jeffersonian Republican, having tw
. Federal opponents. Hewould have bee
. elected but for the cowardice OF his OF
v poneuts, who seized him ir bed, tie
him fast, and took him over to Mar!
land to jail. There Col. Ohio William
Revolutionary officer. befriended hir
= But, attem ptiDg 10 escape, he was
q MANAcLED
II at the legs, and, in despair, he drar
" laudanum, which did not kill him. CO
e Williams got him reprieved, and
6 was ret free almost stark msd.
e At this time, Maj. Bailey, s,rick'
8. with poverty aud remorse, made up q
It mind to enter the Christian Cburc
d and, miserable and ragged he went i
D. to a meeting house at Berkeley Spriul
j, among the people who had seen hi
ID in the plentitude OF his prohigsc
e. While be was sitting in the pew. see
n ing to raise his illiterste mind TO t
q conception OF the mercy OF Christ,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-01
LIST OF GIFTS:

Grand total, 10, coo gifts, all cash...~ss5o,COO
whole Tickets. IS; HalfTickets, sa;So: C4us
rotss-II Tickets Tor So; q Tick.s, siOV.
ptREa TORS AID ADVISORY BOARD.
John L. Roper, Pres ident; Jonn W u; Soa
nrew. Treasurer; James Y. Leigh, wafer
X. Iaylor, George :. Oldtieid, John a; H1 y
son. Daniel Busted, VIM. ID; wares M IL
Stevens, i. We'll, John I. Redmond. ,,.rn
His IA cellency, ex-Gov. Gilbei Z. walk
err, Col. Kader Biggs, r. II. r; John n; me,
TanieI. p. u. Comm lnder j. j. Burroughs
cant sami. l.. watts, virginia Legisla,
lure; Robert e. Withers, O.. M .. ID. r, q ana
Id G. ofG. C.. Col Thos. NJ. Owens, +. ".
NJ John y. Whitehead, ESQ, ex- Mayor |;
Col. w. ii. Taylor, State Senator, James u
All Communications connected with the
Concert, aud orders for tickets, ana aPPaicSa "a
SSraSSad 10 HENRY V. MOORE,
secretary Masonic Relief Associstlon'
Norfolk, Va.
Tickets for sale by yoDcrps
1897 Market street, wheeling w. va
mars
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-01
FOR r EMIT.
FOR RENT.

u,uE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
WieseI Musical Insiitu e, in Peterson
HIock. Main street. Possession given I'M
c. Y. LUCAS,
,,roIb l227 Market ST.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-01

Tench Ringgold, the Marshal OF the
District, offered $500 reward for the
absconder, and described him as follows:
HE ia five feet 9 or l0incbes high, well
set, and about so years OF age. lie
generally has his hair parted and put
up behind with comb. He is the
eame Mai Railey who had the Berks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-01
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
.SnNIr GRAND GIFT CONCERT
Currency.

"a oOO Prizes 10 be given AWHy,
IUUUU Amounting to $50 OOo' all IN
Currency.
This enterprise Is conducted ny tHe ,s Mn
IL" nnder authority OF Virginia Legislature
TACT Tasscd March S, 1881 lor the purpose
ETraising funds I, complete the Masonic
Temple now in course OF eaectlO Oar rs ~ oI he
Terivsd nom this undertaking. The Con-
cert will positively take place on
Tuesday, MAY 9Th, 1874.
And no further postponement Is guaran-
teed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-01
FOR SALE.
Eo7 SALE.

A FARM CONTAINING ONE HUN
"A dred and three acres. / win sell It In
one lot or divide IL In lots OF four or nve
acres to suit purchasers. There Ia no better
land in Ohio county for market gardening:
Situated within one mile OF the city OF
Wheeling.
TermsVone-fourth cash; balance in one,
two, aud three years. For further particu-
lars enquire of the subscriber.
GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
Il. OBRIEN,
Real Est To Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-01
The Life aud Adventures Of
Robert Bailey.
A Gambler OF the Old Time...
Morals Ofthe Patriotic Age.
He Whips ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the Supreme Court.

From the Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1874.
For several years have used some
leisure diligence collecting the shreds
OF old apparel, in order to restore form
err days in Washington. This homely
task is not without it's constituency,
and oftentimes folks appear with queer
old books, offering them to me for ma
terial.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-16
AUGUSTA, July 15.-Oot.on dull-

AUGUSTA, July 15.-Cotton dull
middling 15k; net receipts %; sales
151.
SAVANNAH. July l5.-Cotton nomi.
nal-middling 1873; net receipts IS;
sales So; stock 10,995
CHARnEsToN. July 15.-Cotton dull
-middling l5N; net receipts 1913; e1-
ports coastwise 26; sales 80; stock
9,423.
New ORLEANS. July 15.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged; net receipts
223; gross 295; sale. 50O-last even
ing 100; stock 81. 6S4
MEMPHIS. July Is Cotton quiet
md demand moderate-low middling
1921; receipts S3; shipments 100;
stock 10,994.
Boston, July 15.-Cotton dull and
easier 1872; gross receipts
1864; exports to Great Britain 50;
sales $50; stock $500.
WILMINGTON, July 15.-Cotton dull
and COMMUNICATING I5H; net re.
ceipta %; stock 767.
NORFOLK, July 15.-Cottou dull and
nominal-low middling 15L; net re.
ceipts CSC; exports coastwise 800; stock
9O2.
ST LOUIS. July Is Flour quie,
and unchanged. No. mixed corn 65
on track. Whiskey steady, at 95.
Pork firm. Bacon strong and scarce.
at SM@S34 for shoulders; 1O31@1l
clear rib; 1lli@ll1a clear sides. Lard
higher-rehned 12L.
LONDON. Jnly l5.-Eries 291a. Con.
soils for money 9236(69224; account
9224@92T. Bonds, 67s. lO9; new
los. A Paris despatch quotes rentrt
elf. 77Ic.
LIVERPOOL, July 15-3 z. M.-Cot
ton shade easier-uplands 81; Or
leans 8 q. sales IL. 600, including 2, ,OO(
for speculation aud export; sales in
clnde $500 American; sales of up
lands. nothing below good ordinary
deliverable July. . I6; nolhiug below
low middling, deliverable August ol
September, 8 l6; sales of shipment.
OF new crop. on basis of middllng w
lands, nothing below good ordinary
S2s.
6 P. M.-Uplands, nothing below
good ordinary, deliverable August OF
September, S1s; nothing below Low
mlddlinR, deliverable July, 8 Jig.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-16

A new article in ladies' bathing
dresses is being introduced at the
watering places. 1t is made with short
sleeves and short Iegs, so as to secure
more freedom of limb. OF course the
cut depends very much upon the
limbs.
a colored prisoner in Charleston,
struck policeman ~ he passed the
criminals box. and difficulty WAS
about to occur, which Judge Allen
promptly suppressed.
Beecher's Sunday school superin.
tendent utterly crushes the charge
against his pnstor by calling it u "won-
drous mounthlnous phantom OF un
imaginary mole-hill."
J. D. johnson, proprietor of nm eat.
ing station at Mississippi City, few
days ago, in attempting to bourl u
train in motion, fell between .he cars
aud Was crushed to death
Mr.. Sugar Johnson, prominent
citizen OF the 'Lowndesville section,
Abbeville County, died at his resi-
dence on Sunday last, at the advanced
age OF eighty-two years.
NJ. 3. Latimer's kitchen was burned
down last Sabbath, at Temple of
Health, Abbevills. The cook was
smoking p" pipe, aud thus the fire
originated.
Hon. John Forsyth. of the Mobile
Register. having had his political dis
abilities removed. is talked of for
Congress ut large from Alabama.
The Epglish House OF Commons has
passed bill abolishing tho Govern
ment patronage to the Church of
Scotland
Frank Saunders aud wife, oolored,
were killed by lightning on the 14th
lust. on Benton's plantation in La
tonrche Parish, La.
Several improved torpedo boats, OF
recent Invention, hive been built in
New York aud Boston, and are to be
tried IN Florida waters shortly.
The bad boys in Hartford, Conn.
have knocked off the nose of the mar.
Bile statue of Gen. Putuum, recently
erected in that city.
Mr.. Trevathan, Of Edgecombe, Ga.
jumped from buggy while horse
was running away with it, struck o
stump aud Will die from his Injuries.
There are only seventy candidates
for Legislative honors in Sumter
County-ail pledged to honesty and
reform.
Judge Cooke has decided in the case
OF the Blue Ridge Railroad, that bills
OF the Bauk Of the State are not re.
ceivable for taxes.
There were ~ deaths in Charleston
Tor the week ending July 14-whites
9; colored 33.
The death of Archbishop De Me-
ro"c, private chaplain to the Pope, is
announced.
Mrs. Louisa King died iu Spartan.
burg, on the l4th, of typhoid fever.
Some bellies have their fans painted
and monogramed to order.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-16
Hay! Hay!! Hay!!!

AVN THE SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE
seXSHC COMPANY has always on hand the
s'Aa'-z-. largest stock OF HAY in Columbia.
comprising both Eastern and Western.
which will be delivered anywhere in the
city, free OF charge for drayage, and at the
very lowest rates.
Our facilities for purchasing and handling
are such as to.enable US to compete success
fully with any other house, and parties ia
need will do we'll to give US call before
purchasing elsewhere, for TOE cannot be un.
deraoid.
Particular attention is called to our at ock
OF Eastern HAY, which is the best in the
market. Nav 6 3mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-16
New Books at Bryan's.

NOW 0VVnc 1t 0I ydU b.
TNHE GREAT ICE AGE and it's Relation
Il to the Antiquity Of Manly James
Geike, F. II. s. 81 so.
Wilkes, Sheridan, Fox, (of time OF George
III.) SO 90.
Sumner, tProfcssor,) on American Cur.
rency. $500.
The Doctrine Of Evolution-ty winchell,
$1.0O.
Vernes' Meridian or Adventures in South
Africa.
vernes' from the Earth 10 the Moon and
AroundIt. s1.00
Sun Views of tho Earth or the Seasons.
illnstrated-by Proctor, +. II. .. ~ so.
Fernes' Journey to the Centre OF tho
Earth. IS cents.
Also, supply of new NOVELS. bv Eng.
lish and German authors, cheap.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-16
House to Rent.

dUuSe 10 Kent.
EA TIE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE
fji'; LOT OF Nrs h. j. Arthur. Good gar.
den and excellent we'll Of wa.er. Pos
session gwen Immediately. Apply to WM.
MARTIN or f Il. ARTHUR. Jnlvl
CataWba Wine.
DURE Kelley Island CATAWBA, on
l. hand aud FOR sale low by
Jnly2 JOHN AHNEW Il SON.
Apple Jack.
A LOT OF pure mountain APPLE
"A BRANDY, two and three years old,
genuine article. JOHN c. SEEGEkS
Straw Hats.
40 to d. EPSrIN'S, under Columbia
VI Hotel, for cheap anG stylish STRAW
II ~ May 80
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-16
Official Order, No. /
Furnishing Goods.

m EPSrIN has tho largest, handsomeet
IL and cheapest stock OF CLOTHING,
HATS and FURNISHING GOODS in the
city. May 80