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:Fs~lss hstrict Court for the Parish Of OrleaH.
No, 80 1885,

RT tue SUCCESSORS or G. X. CIV
- ARDhi Co, AuchOneers- Nicholas J. Hoeys
Anctioneer-Otiice No. II Exchange place.-SATUko
BAY, March Il, 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ, a.
the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange. Oh
Royal street. between Customhouse and Canal
streets, by virtue of order of the honorable
tne Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans, dated February /, 1874, ard rendered in tfa
above Untitled matter will be sold at public auLo
ton the following valuable property to wit
THOSE TWO CORNER BRICK STORES near the
G.yPdes Market III the FIRST District OF this ci,y,
in the square bounded by Dryades Thaa Ram
part and Erato streets the lot measures 30 feet !
inch lines front Drvades street by depth
between parallel lines and front on Thalia street
OF 1903 feet inches lines and forming the corner
Of said Dry AIDES aud 1halia streets. The improve
ments comprise choice well bulls two-story brick
building, with two story brick rear wings, iron os-
terms. etc This property has been rem modelled and
now forms two stores, known as Nos. 3Jk and IS
Dryades street with dwelling aIrang ements above
and in rear-an established business location, a.
most fronting TIE Dryades Market, and always 20
Tan of renumfrative tenants.
TermS-Dne-t third cash, and the remainder a.
one and two years credit, with interest at the
Iate OF eight per cent per annum from the day Of
sale until final payment with the penal clause OF
i've per cent attorneys fees in event of suit, the
Improvements to ba kept fully insured and policies
transferred to vendor the whole to be secured by
vendors lien and special mort gage the property
sod, a. Il purchasers to assume payment over ard
above the bid OF all taxes for the year 1871
Acts OF sale at the expense Of purchaser before
John g. Eustis, notary public. feT Ia 81 % mh7 l.;
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RS PLAClDE ;. SPEAR. AUCTIONEER-
- once No. 40 Exchange alley.-SATURDAY,
March IA, 1874. at twelve clock NJ will be sold at
the Merchants and Auctloneere' Exchange, on
hoyal street between Canal and Customhouse
streets. by virtue and in pursuance Of dgment
rendered re December Il. 1873, and signed december
rs 1873, by the Hon 3. L. Tissot Judge OF the
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans IN
The Dove matter, che following escribe property
to wit ~
CERTAIN lot OF GROUND together W! tn the
buildings and Improvements thereon appurtep
ances and depepdeL cies hereof belong ing siua ed
in the Second District of this city IN square bound
ed by Decatur formerly Old Levee). Charities Cont
and st. Leuis strsets, measuring 20 feet ? inches
D INES front on Decatur or old Levae street,
by III feet 10 inches lines in depth.
Terms and Conditions One third cash and :re,
eelaLce at one and two years credit with APP.
proved and Endorsed notes divided Sy coupons.
secured by mort gage OF the property sod bearing
slShs per cent interest from that date, until nn4I
payment. with five pe. cen: attorneys fees il,
casa OF suit and under condition that the buildings
set mp on the above described lot OF ground be in
sure! against the Sis. of fire for The amour: OF
which shall remain tl. hv the purchaser thereof
Act OF sale before Ch1is:OvSl More, .: IT,. *.
pe pss OF the purchaser.
Ie8 Is mr.
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GUSTNES2; uARDS.

o o,>~a>>-. >~,>~~>~> s~~>>s~~s
Oi1ITI0Ns and scHEDUI.i
Sa,as.4 sesicsiy according 20 ihe bank: ?. "a -
xeD... c..rrs OF Shs United stat+s ..p,eme
soE.4 ..9 s..s - sbe United etates Ii5..ic:
tsG2. - JOHN s. CARTER.
o. se q. oese - Kellogg, Register in Bank
Snptcs s,nssomh house huiidings EeS Orleans.
@anks always on hand. sol
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pf NASH & HODGSON-W l. HODGSOS.
II AuctiOneer-Ottice No. 5 Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, February II, 1874 at twelve OclOc k
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange. in the
basement rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel. in this
Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge OF the Second District
Court for he parish OF orleans, dated January 10
1874, docket No. 205il tor account of the success
sion OF Frederick Aickien decea ed, at public auc
ton, will be sold
one VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon tit
uated in the First Nistrict of this city, in the
square bounded by Clio. EratO, st. Charles and Ca
rondelet (ate Apollo streets des ignated lot No
!, Whch measures 90 feet front on Clio street, by
a depth OF LOO feet, al more Or less and between
parallel hines, trench measure or g. feet II inches
lines front on Clio street, by depth Of 1853 feet
10 inches lines. American measure according to
plan By Lou.s II. Pile. surveyor, dated JaSIuary
81, 1874.
The improvements consist OF Z TWO STORY
and ATTIC FRAME Mate ROOF RESIDENCE
known as No. l!9 Clio street, containing hail
srcHed parIors with marble mantels and some
f"elv" OF fifteen other rooms, gas throughout.
with large side lot, cistern, stabling Sheds etc.
Terms and EOndi;ions-yhe sum of $1,000 to Be
paid cash on tie spot, at the moment OF adj udica.
tlon. ana the balance in equal payments, at one,
Two and three years with eight per cent interest.
and special mortgage, with vendor privilege from
aate until paid: he mortgage to embrace the clause
the improvements to be kept fully insured and the
policy transferred to the holder of the credit notes
~ addition TO his bid the purchases will assume
the taxes for the current year 1874
act OF sale before w. &. Kl.npeter notary at the
expense OF the purchaser. ja20 81 ft7 IA u
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.

MOST VALUABLE STORE ON Decatur STREET
FORMERLY OLD LEvEE STREETl.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
In Bankruptcy-No. 1881.

IN THE MATTER OF WOLF SlLvERSTEIN, BANK
RUPT.
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IN THE MATTER OF THE MINORS ARMANT O.
PETITION OF NATURAL TCTRlX FOR PAE
IlClON.
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We. EaIfpar. street. New O:i:ar>,
Si. GU 2Tis would ,,npr.ss upon :a0.. ;.,i...s
who have slreafS co.responieI: w..l A.,a :As .eS-
essity Of personal 'n'e,.. 'hc ;na..r. aG van.
tage Of which "lE enable lin :. :os,a S.Vuvl..s
an. thorough ii.sno.is % the .a..
Consultations confde,';a'. .o.3.,r
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r.ss:!.' '"o.' o: :. C.i'..: States :0i tie :.:s
q: iG..4...... Nor. :!.a ..d il...
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50 CsESsIoS OF JOHN ARMSTRONG

STORE AND DWELLING PROPERTY, ON THE
corner OF Dry AIDES aud Thalla streets near TIE
1'ryades market.
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- aI.kg a.. ~: lS:;cS.H.

!! ~. ".-T.v or .HE ..~H OF :ovIslA:.
y .i&Ks' fI.I. - :.E tifoiDS "
,s..iS .:.S.!,
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MEDICAL.
. - Hr-Ha -
TAR. CsE-E>' RETURN
20 VIEW ORLEANS.

-. !. p. r. !C!.-'rS =. D. ,. : !.
Attic. q: "I.l..ooG' "Ntd !cs. As.srs ~ a...
Wage Etc.
f-.s 4sa'- . :n.nu'lc. :" tie s'.z4:. - :.1
Gglsans and th- su.vo.a!irg ccur:rv. ar: espe
ci.2. 'Aos. who iiav. ST. ady placed themselves
Under bis care :h.. :. .as .e'urus. 20 New Or,
!e..s :os -. ..as'-, a.. iUsv :. 1sIs..... -
L. ...N.e a. -. II. .Ncrn.
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DISTRICT COURT.
NOTICE TO CREDIIOK~.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
nE,r . STILES IS. THEIR cREDv.oRs-.o. s:,,.

SETH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
ORLEANS
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de Hidweii n 60. W.. Iiessrs. =. w. hnys
Co, i'll soiido-Pirs: Justice Coax; ;ov the
Parish of Orleans, No. is2.
Pf VIRTUE OF WRITOF FIERY fiC:AS TO
~ me- directed by the Hon. W. Z. Houston, first
jus ice OF the peace IN and for she parish OF
VIII proceed to sell at pubic auction on SATUR.
DAY, February "a, 1874, at Twelve o'clock NJ. at
Holmes Inspecilon Ware .o,.se. No l.5 Tcisopitou.
..s sts~ess ;he following s.scsibeG property. 10
wit.
slETV.ECtg T!ER.Es - BEEF p, Ut uveA.
tory on ale IN office.
Itims--Casi on :hs sros.
:e4 9 - JOHN HURLEY Cc,..an,-
l.. Pogue vs.. Mr.. and .slrs. Robinson, No,
.Ao8- Nrs. Fitzsinmons -. :. Z. Shaw ct ais,
Ma !28}~Nrs. anna Der. 'ol rs. DANIEL Cane
No 2,6i-:s'eaiA Susi.~ Court to, :ae Parish
O: Orleans
=. VIRTUE ." "fir> or fIrXi ti.'ac 30
- mo G!re'te,. !,v :hs Hon. I. =. Falls. Seventh
sus'NeOf the Peace III AID fOr n. parish .: Or
leans, in the above emit tie: - ,ualbt red suits
Will proceed 10 sell at public auction on WEDNFS.
DAs. February S8 1874. a; we've o'clock H.. at the
courthouse door, y. @J6 Magazine street
THREE LO"S OF HOUSEHOLD FugN..'Igr
ONE FGCR-WHEEI SP..E6 WAGuS.
seized ia ,hs above SUES.
1e9ms-Haah y. The syc:.
'e8nis Z. i. fat,. go....;..
Yrs. -. Nichols. authorized, W. VI. Ia.
.ae.-seconi Justice '"u1: ios she Parish OF
Orleans, No :79h.
Dy WRITE or a wRr. or fIEai sAC,.s
- to me directed ~ !hr Hon. ". I. Evans
second Justice Of The peace i, and 10. the parish O!
Orleans, in the above cunt Wi: proceed 10 sci! q.
stie'ts- on SATURDAY February Il. ~. =: Iw....
O'Clock NJ.
ihoT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
seized in the alsor. numbered ard eu'i'i.: 80
etI0:: ."nY MCCORMICK. Constable
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IliMEDIAVELYe

Are energetic man. with cash 90 e: \ Hs $500,
- i2ln she advertiser in n esysns Snd profitable
cuisines. Yhis is rare chance tor any person Of
good Business ability. Can ca address sRoFES-
SOR Sc lSs Canal street, after ga. ~ ~ .t.ir..
Sc 81
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yI.E STATE OF LOUISIANA,

:'I.E rs RICE COURT FOR THE PARISH G:
ORLEANS.
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AUCTION SALES,
By Sheriff Harper.

SALE BY TIE SHERIFF OF rHB PARISH OF OR.
LEANS Is ORDER TO EFFECT PARTITION.
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MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF REID &
IA :kLLBS Will be convened and held before W.
Cistel, Esq. notary public. in this city On MON.
DAY, March g. 1914. at twelve o'clock NJ. to
deliberate upoH .he.E application :oy . respite
this day tied.
PRANK WALL. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans January 80 1874. fei 2Jmb3s
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PY PLAUlDE ;. SPEAR. Aucr1oxKER

Second District Court for the Parish OF orleans
No &. .6l.
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BY Walton, Davis & Treret.
TE': :.-tCEAL Isi: on TcIpG!S svE:.r
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-seOMPLtTE BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
THIRD biSIHtf WITH THREE STORY
ootCb STtstk, FRONT TO THE SHIPPING
s'.HSss. sPJOSEPH WINTERHALDER
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NTANTED-Tp SSST-A FINELY tURNiSHhp,
w airy and commodious bedroom, pariOr and
Glingroom with kitchen aud pfutry attached on
the second floor. fronting the street, with large
ver8r dab. This is rare opportunity for a family
wishing 10 keep house, and to a permanent tenant
viii be rented very low. Apply at No. al Julia,
between RsronDa and urvaa a streets del2
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Cd: .ALH ?: s.:.a,g..s

49, :s:'. ~ LOUISIANA Yno..Rrs
s. Ate .IDS.
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CONSTABLES' SALES,


Edmund Hayden VS.. William Walsh
sixth Justice COu;t. Parish Of Orleans, No 1855.
PY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI PACIAS, TO
- me directed by the Hon. John DAILY, sixth
Justice of the Peace in and the Parish of Or
leans, in the above numbered and entitled suit,
Will proceed to sell at public auction st nv ware
mousse No. l3l st. Andrew street, on IL bSUAI,
February "a, 1874, at twelve O'Clock M
ONE HORSE AND HARNESS.
Seized IN the above mum beIeG and entH.eG So
Ierms-Cash on the spot
fell 1924 WILLIAM FOLFY, Constable
&. Gardanne VS.. Pauline Mavine-Third
Justice Court tor the Parish Of Orleans No.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF F1ERI FACI.S TO
ID me directed by the Hon. John L. Laresche,
thiId Justice Of the peace II and for the parish OF
Orleans, in the above numbered and entitled suit,
! will proceed to sell at puoiic auction. on TBCRS-
DAY, February II, 1874 at twelve o clock NJ. on
the premises No. l54 Bienvle street, between Bur.
gundy and Rampant streets
ONE LOT OF FURN TURE.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit.
Ternns-Cash III United States treasury notes.
fe6Sl2 WILLIAM kGAS, Constable.
j. II. scott W. MFR. and Mrs. Dufour-
First Justice Co!!t !oy the Parish 81 Orleans.
10. 1892
DY VIRTUE ~ WRIT OF FIERf yAClAS
ID to directed by .he Hon. W. 7. Houston.
First Justice of she gta". for Che parish OF
Orleans, viii proceed to sell ct public auction.
at nly warehouse, No. !39 Julia s rect on MON
following described prnp4rtv. 20 Wit
ONE LOT OF GROCERIES,
ONE LOT OF WINES AND Li.;JRs.
Seized N the above tL.!..,: SUI, as yer l.veL:t:.
on = at my office.
stU ii ID ,sbSS fTRffv Coy s.3s'S.
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A kAHE BUSINESS OFPOtIt Risi.-
~ The undersigned, representing n very large
Manufacturing Com pany, with reputation thor.
"UChly est 4blished visits this city for the purpose
Uf forming a business connection 70 "a some euel-
C-tic paTty having a cash capital Uf from $1,000 10
S!G,01G TO such party am prepared TO offer su-
peiior advantages in a pleasant, permanent and
lucrative occupation. For particulars call on Iae
or address me at NJ. 79 Gravler stree.
te5 81 + :. :EAEH .
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INIVEn sTATE, DI,TkICV l0IEC.

EIS.R!C" OF LOUISIANA.
~ .N1 MATTE. .F ARNOLD WEBER BANK
RUPT.
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Second I!stric: Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 205l.
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.'s,lc' '.ure. :Is: United ss.e.s .. i.Aer.cs 10
-. S'ists... :o..s ana-Nos. 10. a.. .cyt
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No. !3S CLIO STREET, NEAR ST CHARLES
SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK AICKLEN, DR.
CEASED.
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SUCCESSION OF EMMA JANE bar.

NPEc. AEAL ESTATE ~ An.
DISTRICT.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash q Hodgso11.
HANDSOME FRAME RESIDENCES

LOT 6dxl5O FEET.
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! 3LCABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY COR
SER MAGAZINE ANV POEYFARRE STREETS.

Two f0tETK DISTRICT PROPERTIES.
On IRiaIES, NEAR WA sIIiNGTOS SThEEr
Sv.:ESS!CSS OF JOHN ~ AND ANNIE MCCALL.
COSoOLID aTEDs
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O.: SATURDAY. YEBRUA6sc ;s.K

s-.ol. r.':.' 'ou't for ,he Payis.. o. a.! -ans ..
Nos. ~ $50 and q s3..
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nm: y ,IGARET SCHULZ. WIFE OF &. q. /!
e.o.le. W. Z. q D. Hu!!e- No ..tl.
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70 8 ~ wv 20 ~ IN'.'OEFS i'0E 's0rI III 5I1IIs
9nptcs custom house huiidings EeS Jries.s.
eanks always on hand. sol
M We HANDLIN,
Attorney and Counsellor ~ EH".
,s.suerls !uese Of she third iist.ics Cou,..,
&iil give spes al attention 10 coectio. 81 MIS-
Q - settlement Of estates and commsrt ia! suite
s'tce corner of SO Joseph AMI Fulton s.Esets, Ee~
syrlsaua youistaua aces
- 30 StIahahs
SsISTERcS SfAREfs.
ose Sss Magazine street. betw'sa !s:'s
end ~. Joseph sfrePtss
o6sDMAS AWARDED IN 1872 Any 1881
Ass made 70 order and repaired Al "urS
astIAL'et. lot Of cisterns. from lot" 80 ~,
- iO!IH made OF The best material enc workman.
eApo hspt constantly or hand and ~ sale al
o-iees 20 sse tho timep GrdeTs SromSty attend
20. mh4 ~
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Second D.str.:: CoI:t for the Par! a. O. cs!.a,s-
Nc. &c..
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in prosperity and grow in contentmens.
And here's our hand to work with them
in all good ends and aims. And as
every anniversary for them or us, will
find US nearer our true, home, may we
be the better prepared to enter upon it's
rest, as each recurring season shall come
rourd.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Oliver Ditson IL Co. ssiseaxanea
@ ] Iredell> 1No.iAe1
Non Bnots at n (a s 20 5Ess5rS
Perry & Slawson-Cigars.
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HOTEL AnEIyALs, March 20, lS74.9
!Neeler Ho"se-A Judaon and wife,
Miss Judson, N Y; A B Turner, Grand,
Rapids; W Roebuck, England; II P|
Green, Rock Hill; T b Turner, n G; r
Chisholm. W Dudley, Carleston; j Pt
Pool, Newbcrry; S NJ Clapp, N Y; " Il
Bardln, Masters L + Reed, G. NJ Reed&
Charleston; W L Hardin, Baltimox -
' Ely and wife, Iowa; A J Barns
wife. n y; w II Greene, Pa; L l
Washington; A a Post, Fork; j l|l2
sengale, Anguish.
HendIie Hoase-w E Leremay, n '
L Shodair, S c.; L \ Kenneday. WV6I
Crumpton, J Clifton, II Wise, W Free
man, Ridgeway; L L Hardman, c, G q
a = r; " Il Merideth. Nd.
Columbia Hole!-W J Sprinkle, P RAM.
som. N Q; j NJ Baxter, Newberry; + III
Dnifus, Charleston; j G Bulow. S G; f.
Is Barron, n g; G W Cross, n j; Phi :
lip Massman. Pa; " d Kennedy, A
Frederick. Frank Frederick, Crekapo
Swamp; II p Reeder, G " Within au! T.!
Newberry; S Land. G II SCRR. T.
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Seventh, Welnesu..
day, S; Eighth, Tucr,
Thursday, Il.
-, a. u A.. the Court adjourned upt;,
the next regular term-third Tnesdsr mes an;,' - ~
April next. 'o Aueeaay IN
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o,,, ao!;Sh a lieu gam,
ana sh.l the debt, 81, $40, to be- ~ mi
the proceeds. w pa1
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symptoms which are shortly to be fol.
lowed by volcanic outbreak worthy of
the vastness and vigor of the Great Re-;
public The untutored colored peoples
regard this physical phenomenon as a.
warning of the approach of the judg.
ment day.
COLUMBIA AND IT'S PRosPEH11Y. AT
the celebration OF st. Patrick's Day, at
the Wheeler House, on Tuesday even
ing, the 17th, by the Hibernian So.
ciety and their guests, the following was
among the regular toasts:
The City Of Colum1ia-The Gem of
tie South. She rises from tho ashes in
renewed beauty and prosperity.
Mayor Alexander responded in
happy vein. He said:
There are many here tonight who
know more about Columbia than do.
In the year 1852, landed in the city:
and the first thing that attracted my at.
tention. and challenged my admiration,
Was the beautiful wide streets and shade
trees, the regularity with which the city
was laid OFT, each square running East
and West and North and South, and I
at once came to the conclusion that Co.
lumbia must be the most beautiful CITY
IN the United States; it was, as far as
my personal knowledge extended. For
healthy location, it cannot be sur
passed, having mild and genial
climate all the year round, and a bounti-
iul supply OF good water-spring ,cater.
Ii Is widely known as good place for
nm Il s1> II
the winter season.
In 1865. the whole business portion eli
the city and large number of family
residences, from the largest to thu
smallest, was destroyed BY FIRE: ana
now, as the toast says, she rises, phuni1.
like, from the ashes, slowly but sub.
stantialIy, to grand aud noble future.
Cast your eye up and down Main street
Mt the splendid structures erected ard
IN course Of construction, prominent
among which are the Columbia Hotel
building. PHGNlx office, Wheeler Housd,
Central Bank, new City Hall, and maus
others l could mention; bnt time doss
not permit o full enumeration.
AS an incident of the rise and prc.
gress o: Columbia, and exhibiting the
lndomitable perseverance of her citi-
zens, who, though surrounded on all
sides by smoking ruins, despaired not, I
will relate fact that came under nv
personal knowledge. A few days after
the destruction of the city, the pro.
prietor of the PHOENIX found among the
ruins some portions of old presses, and
commenced on hin work for what has
since grown into leading power in the !.
land. What portions he could not fipda
he had cast ut the brass foundry Of MI
Robert McDougall, (all the iron foun-
dries were burnod,) and putting themf
together, started the press. With what
success, the PHGSx and the buildingl
from which it is issued are themselye
the answer.
In conclusion, L would say, that
only wish that We had more Hibernia,t t5
here to help us to build up our city, nm
eclipse its former grandeur; and to sucj
l bid, in the name Of the city, thric1 3
hearty welcome.
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10 SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISER 4
Orders for advertisements, Job
etc., must be accompanied with :
CASH.. No exceptions can be I'd
Ordinary advertisements 81 per sal
Of nine printed lines for first insertio l.
fifty cents each subsequent insertion
weekly. monthly and yearly rites fuI4
nished OH application. Advertisements
inserted onco week, 81 each insertion
Marriages and funeral invitations, 81 /
Notices in local column fifteen cents d
line, each insertion.
There are moro rumors as to the "yol
cano" in North Carolina. We are nol
told that it has not actually broke on 4
into eruption, but that the continued
trembling of the earth and rnmbling Of
subterranean noises have convinced
every one in the neighborhood that an
eruption is close at hand. It should be
noticed in this connection that an earth.
quake has just been felt at Halifax,
Perhaps the disturbances in Nova Scotia
and North Carolina ars premonitory
symptoms which are shortly to be fol.
lowed by volcanic outbreak worthy of
the vastness and yigor of the Great Re-
public. The untutored colored people
regard this phyeical phenomenon as
warning of the approach Of the judg.
ment day.
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NAIL The Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ, 8 P. NJ; closes
II A. H., 8P. NJ Charleston opeus
A. A., $50 ?. NJ; closes 8 A. NJ, 8 P.
M.Western opens a. NJ, 1890 r. n. !;
closes 6, 1.3o P. Ii. GreenviIle opens
8. 40 P. NJ; closes "a. NJ. Wilmington
opens 4 P. NJ; closes 1890 A. NJ. On
Sunday open from 2. 30 to 3.30P. M.
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chants, manufacturers and others. They
are enduring and changclcss, and will
copy sharp and clear for al indefinite
period Of time. Having Just received u
fresh supply of Inks, we are prepared to
execute orders ut moderate prices.
Tho new Issue of ten cent bills is lie
prettiest which has been made since the
war. Tho engraving on The left end
represents Wm. NJ. Meredith, who was
Secretary OF the Treasury under Fill
more, in 1919. The only objection to it
is, that it is sometimes mistaken for o
tfty-cent stamp, owing to it's large size.
Our neighbors, Messrs. Holman s.
Albrccht. have inaugurated the summer
season by putting their soda fountain
in operation. They keep all kinds ,f
fruits and vegetables in season; receive
cLoico Wilmington oysters regularly
have u lot Of extra fine ones in this
morning. Also, a lot of Baltimore ana
bologna sausage, etc.
Dix. any ono ever hear Of or soc hh
that n journal hal mentioned fuyoraby
or otherwise, who, in referring to tie
matter, orally Or graphically. did not
tail to say, "Aly attention Las been
called 10 an article in the H..
No mortal can ever sec i.
which everybody reads
Himself, unless his notice DO IA
directed thereto. 1t is singular, Ism e
it? But then it is true, OF course. This
peculiar incapacity OF vision, under GER
tain circumstances, may be classel as
one of the phenomena of the press