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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-18
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HlHE GREAT ICE AGE and IL Relation
Il to the Antiquity Of Ian-by james
Geikc, 4. Il. s. 81 so.
wilkes Sheridan, Fox, {of time Of George
ILL So 90.
Sumner, tProfossor.) on American Cur
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The Doctrine of Evolutionary Winchcll.
Vernes' Meridian or Adventures in South
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Around 1t. slOO.
Sun Views or the Earth or tho Seasons,
il'nstrated-by Proctor, Il. Il. B. So so.
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;. Also, a supply of new NOVELS, by Eng
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BOOKS OF The WEEK.

RHYMES AND JrSoIEs. BY Mary Mapes Dodge =, 20
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THE CuAMBER OF PEACE AND OTHER RELIGIOUS -
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FAR FROM TIE MADDIYG CROWD. By I. Hardy.
l2no pp. z14 (uOlt & Col ~
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THE LIFE OF REAR ADMIRAL JOHN PAUL JONES; m
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Berlin Translated from the German ny Clair -.
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Poems By Edgar Allan Poe. With an Original
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Neu Publications.
New Publications.
T,HE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
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Established 1857.

rug LEADING LITERARY MAGAZINE on AMERICA.
Established 1857.
WHAT IT OFFERS FOR 1875
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL
VIII eop,be during the ye. ESSAYS and PoENs and
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
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VIII publish POEMS end PAPERS Of,peaaI interest
MARK TWAIN"
VIII eOnbu,s SKETCHES OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER LIFB as be
ass0 o it from plothOE,e.
BAYARD TAYLOR
win write Of Lrg IN wBlMlR AND GOTTA and topics sug
g,sl.d by his residsrce II Germany
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Will furnish during oourn the East SKETCHES OF oEiEN
tai LiPB AND TRAVEL.
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and more especially Of Shakespeare should mhfe
M yane Of Essays" contributed to tie J'hrbneher Of the German
s,cety Of which Bre is EDITOR both valuable ana 10
.,ne to all Rnghmep proof Of the high esteem IN ~nen '
ere.,e,t poet is beld In Germany.
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MRS FILOARTs THE LOVE THAT LIVE

THE LOVE THAT LIVED Novel, By Mrs. HIoart author Of
'The Caaes Discipline" Prom Thstles-GrapesP &c SVo
Payer, 30 cents.
1t pleasure that we have read Mrs Roarts last nove
The Love that Lived" Some OF Mrs. Eloafs bnef and
powerful escp, ofsceoe both aud gay Will long remain
with u. the pleasing and interesting
novels the season. ts will precei others from the
pen Of succe sful an authOres- Eisnae;, London
All Mrs Ecar books sieej With adepsrdeac Of
thought sveeenc With pleasant hunOr and Tie Love that
Lived possesses tbe qualities degree It's pree
csssors will relate Of this pleasant novel but
will merely say bIeahes the fresh air OF The coanry hsi It's
Characters are H vel deserves tie attention which
Will DO doubt eceiye.-l Academy. Loaio1
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
NORDHOFFS POLITICS FOR YOUNG ANlERI-
CANS

POLITICS FOR YOUNG AMERICANS BIZ Charles HoriboS au
thor Of The Commuuistc Societies United States" Northern
California Oregon and The Sandwich Islands &c. l2mO, Cloth
81 25.
work fails do Justice the importance ofs con
Except transparent simplicity Of its style s book
Touag people than for Intelligent readers 81 II
elementary principles Of government and
Gca economy special reference the practical workings OF the
and d ngSbe only from tie usual text books on
the subject by freedom from theory and abstract discussion the m
r tone Illustrations the minueness Of its details and the
nsrta.iou the Of readers 1t IS only
Informing lis lucid erpoOns, b1 saery attractive n It's
methods ds by natural progress from step 70 another
uu; be reader becomes acquainted tie whole mechanism Of civil
society prepared the part Of enlightened citizen The
work wou editors aud caow members Of Congress
containing topic, which they for the most
uorsnt tue A. B. c. Of the treatise admirably sdspte
to popular 1t production Of temporary interest but
should retnn many years O than
century"
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BY posagc prepaid part ot Uiti States on rsf2' q
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

NURSERY NoOEINGS. By Gail Hamilton author of W"uan's
Worth and wo-thlessues" MILES from Lemon. &c lGmo,
Cloth 81 25.
every one who ntrus.e with the management and training Of
vouns children either school, would take TO heart tie
lessons rcueae In this little book would be Of lasting benefit both
Young aud old charming vvac Of style peculiar to her
self the author writes Of The Baby in Breehes Bringing ny Pa
rents Dscpining Children Mothers as GuaTans aud kindred
uJ md rs the work published very neat and convenient
FORM and printed fair large type it will doubtless be Que Of e
most popular books Of the season"
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
THE LITTLE LAME PRINCE.

THE LITTLE LAME PRINCE By the author OF 'obn hen'i
Geptlemsn" Illustrations squsre l6mo, Cloth, 81
This delightful fairy in which the adventures Of Nile se
prp are narrated Of Miss MuOcNs most charming eoaOu
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FORM and Is embelisLed with many beautiful Illustrations
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-15

AUGUSTA. November r. Cotton
IAsm-middling al3z; dow middlipR
18N; good ordinary 49, net receipts
1922; Gales 1886.
PHILADELPHIA, November I4.-Cot-
Ton frm-middling 15; low middline
| i9S: GOOD ordinary IL; net receipts
l04; gross 1885,
NORFOLK, November 14.-Cotton
firm-middiing IA; net receipts 3,O57;
exp orts coastwise 2.375; sales 300.
BALTIMORE, November 14.-Cotton
steady and firmer-middling 14a6;
low middling Az: good ordinary
l3M; gross receipts II; exports coast
wise 296; spinners 81.
CHARLESTON. November 14-Ar.
rived-Steamship Champion, New
York.
C1Nc1NSATI, November IA Flour
dull. Corn steady-enr 61(062; shelled
G4@65. Lurd tirm-kettls 1331. Ba-
can firm and shoulders 3@9L;
clear rib 13; clear ID; hams iV,S(a
lO2s. Whiskey firm and good de.
maud-97.
MEMPHIS. November IA. Cotton
firm aud generally held higher-mid-
ding IA; low middling l351(0l3al;
good ordinary l31s@l32s; net receipts
20; shipments 964; sales 5000.
Boston, November l4.--Cotton
s'rong-middling l51l; low middling
1873; good ordinary l4i@; net receipts
llo; gross l.. .153; sales 400.
ST. Louis. November l4-Flour
dull and unchanged. Coru lower
No. 9 mixed 6S. Whiskey steady-99.
Pork tirm-13 25@I9 SO. Bacon firm
aud only jobblug trade. Lard nom;-
nAliy unchanged.
LoSDoN. November ii -ConsoIs
934(a93B.
PARIS, November IL -Reutes 61f
soc.
LIVERPOOL, November 14-3P. NJ
Cotton tirm-uplands 75a@7al; Or
leans o}a@S14; sales II. 900. Including
1000 for speculation nud export; cot.
ton to arrive 1-1G dearer; sales on the
basis OF middling uplands. nothing
below good ordiuury, shipped Deoem-
Der or January, ll-lC; nothing be-
low low middling, shipped October
or November, 75S; sales on the basis
OF mlddling uplauds, nothing below
good ordinary. shipped October or
November, 733s; sales Oh the basis OF
middling OrIeaus, nothing below low
middling. shipped Novembe, or De-
cember, ~; deliverable in January or
February. 711s; sales to-day include
l,300 American; sales on the basis OF
middling uplands. nothing below low
middling, shipped December or Janu-
ary, TX.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-15

Iaiuodle Real Estote in the City and County.
BY Il. & s. BEARD, Auctioneers.
WJE will soil at public auction. on the
w first MONDAY in December next.
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, in front OF the Court
House in Columbia, the following valuable
property, viz:
I: Two OF the most valuable LOTS OF
LAND. They aro situated on Richardson
streets, and are know as tho McGowan
lots. They measure 30 feet each on Rich.
ardson street, aud run back 208 feet, 6
inches.
Terms OF sale-One-third cash, balance
on pond and mortgage, payable in one and
two years.
2. Tho HOUSE and LOT OF LAND. situ.
ate on the Southwest corner OF the inter
section OF Gates and Lady streets, now oc-
cupied by Mr. Jacob Eisenmann. Terms
cash.
3. The Isaac L. Winton LANDS, contain
ing 235 acres, situate about two miles from
Gadsdon, and embraces twelve different
parcels, but will be divided and sold in lots
to rutt purchasers.
Terns-One third caah; balance on .
credit OF one and two years; purchaser to
give hond and mortgage.
LANDS, containing G52 acres, situate
about one mile from Garner's; will be sold
in four different tracts.
Ierms-Onc-half cash; balance on q
credit OF one year and bond and mortgage
OF the premises.
purchasers in all cases to pay for papers
Nov 15
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-15
OCTOBER 10. 1874.
Special Notice From The
GRAND CENTRAL
Day GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
w. D. LOVE & co,

W|E have just received ten cases Of
w very choice and seasonable DRESS
GOODS. purchased for cash Of two bank
rupt importing houses, which will be sold
very chcap. Also, five cases BLACK AL
PACAS and choice MOURNING GOODS.
which, for quality and finish, cannot bo e1.
celled anywhere.
The following Goods are now in stock:
SO pieces choice patterns Of CARPETS,
100 RUGS, 90 MATS, 80 dozen Of l,allou H
Go. celebrated SHIRTS, for wbioh We are
the agents, retailing them at Wholesale
prices.
All tho departme ents OF our establish
nent are full OF the best makes OF goods,
and purchased by our resident buyer in
New York for caeh at the lowest prices,
enabling us to sell goods al low as any
house in New York.
Those residing in the city. and strangers
passing through, before laying in their
winter supplies, should examine our large
CENTRAL DRY GOODS ESTABLISH.
MENT OF VIM. ID. LOVE & co, wholn.
sale and retail dealers in DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES, corner OF
Main and Plain streets.
N: B. SAMPLES sent gratuitously to all
parts OF the country on application.
Oct IL
THE election now approaches. ana there
is great excitement and speculation as to
whether or not
Chamberlain
Will be elected Governor by his party. So
is there great excitement among those who
are IN, chasing DRY GOODS, and f. B.
ORCHARD Il co. have decided
Not to be
Cndcrsold by any other house in tho city,
and they should be patronized and
Supported
Not only by Democrats and Conservatives,
but also
BY the Republicans.
Oct3l
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Aucc1on"-~ sales.
Furniture, Groceries. DO.
By JACOB LEVIN

By JACOB LEVIN.
ON TUESDAY MORNING next, at 10
o'clock, In front of my store, T VII! sell:
Sne Chamber Cottage sett,
Spring Bed. Mattresses,
Bedsteads, Toilet Sett, a-
One English Brussol CARPET.
Stair Osrpeting.
Chamber Stove. Refrigerator.
Wire Safes. Tables, Chairs, DO.
AFTER WEIGH
Dry Sailed Sides, Smoked Sides
Hams. Cheese, Flour,
Northern Potatoes, 30, &c. Nov Is
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Eb There are Cabinet dfBagreements in
Austria and France.
EDINBORG, November 14.-The Earl
OF Derby has been elected Lord Rector
of Edlnburg College.
TeleRraphic-Amer,c m.ss.-..
PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-This
morning the extensive woolen mills of
John and James Dobson. at the falls
OF the Schuylkill, stopped running, on
account OF dissatisfaction among the
workmen, In consequence Of notifi-
cation from the employees that on and
after this date their wages would be
reduced.
The Health Association, which has
been in session here several days, ad-
journed to meet in Baltimore in No
vember, 1875. At the election of
officers. Joseph NJ. Toner, OF Washing.
ton. was elected President. Dr..
Smith, the present President os the
Association, was reelected on the hrst
ballot. but declined to serve on account
of the pressure of official duties.
DR.. Harris. Secretary. holds over for
two more years. at the session to-day
Professor Gross offered the following
resolutions:
Whereas it is the solemn duty of
every civilized Government to provide
means for the safety and happiness
and preservation OF the health and
lives of it's subjects; and whereas a
large number of diseases incident to
the human race are induced by causes
inherent in our modes Of living, and
ny want OF knowledge of the laws Of
hygiene; therefore, be it
Resotred, That com mittee consist.
ing OF one member of this Association
from each State and Territory of the
Union. OF which the President of the
Association shall be chairman, be ap.
pointed to petition Congress at its
next session to institute q Bureau OF
Health, to be located at Washington