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The New York herald., 1874-01-20
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 10, 1874.
CLEARED.

seamship Wyoming (Br) Guard Liverpool via Queens
town-W iams Guion.
steamship City Of Panama, Hldreth Aspinwall-Ps-
cifc Nail ,teainship Co.
Steamship Francona. Bragg. Portapd-' Ames
Steamship Nereus Bears. Bostop-U y DipocE.
Bark Ellsworth, Wass, Melbourne-Mailler Quereau.
Bark Zacharias tsws), Lndberg, Cork for orders
Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Orpheus Ger, Baleher, Hamburg -Funch, Edys
4 Co.
Bark Pudel GER. Parlow, Stcttin-Funch, Fdye Co
Bark Cyclone (Brl, Forbes, Bordeaux-Brett son Co
Bark Paraera tBr), Dawson st Johns, Nf-sweetland,
Bowring Co.
Brig Kremlin, wyman, Brunswick Ca-Miller 4
Houghton.
schr u II Fisk, wxon Iiavana-Jas T. Ward a Co,
Schr Virginia, Ross st John NB-Jcd Fryo A Co.
sleeve a Co.
Bluff ID Hurlbut Co
schr Charles Moody, Coamore, Batnore-w Chal-
mcrs
schr Long Island, Murray. cthport-Rackett a
Bro.
schr W II Bowen, Golden Dghton-H W Jackson 4
Son.
schr G p sbultis. youngs, Bridseport-L DRAKE
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
nEkAI.D WnITEsTONE TELEGkAPM LINKs

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wUITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINES
Steamship Adriauc (Br) Perry. Liverpool Jan 9 and
Queenstown 9Th, with mdse and passengers Cortis
Anchored OF the II 5s Pm 18Th inst in consequence OF
dense fog Jan s rs AN, 2lf miles Of sandy Hook
passed steamer City OF Brooklyn hence for Liverpool
yN AN 10 miles Il Of do, steamer Republic do tor do
s35 AN Hg mi les r. OF do steamer Egypt do for do.
steamship New Orleans Clapp, New Orleans with
mdse and passengers 70 Clark seaman
steamship Herman Livingston, Mallory, savannah
Jan 10. with mdse and passengers TO W Garrison
steamship ilateras, Ernest, Norfolk, with mdse and
passengers 10 the Old Dominion steamship Co.
steamship Mediator, smith, Norfolk, with mdse
passengers 10 J Loriard.
Steamship John Gibson, Winters. Georgetown, DC with
ndse and passengers 10 j Kenyon.
., steamship North Point Foley Philadelphia with mdsc
Bark Yreka Cof Anna pohs NsD, wthcrs Rotterdam 90
days IN ballast to eDey Parker. Jan IG lat g 81 "
lon " 10 W, spoke brig sophia Dr. from New York for
Aux Cages.
Bark Giula graD, Damenico Palermo Dec 2. with
fruit TO order Is anchored on the bar
Bark Guiding star, Moore, ~ Johns NJ rs days with
6sb oil 10 Marcus Hunter Co. Was on BarDegat Jan
Vs. when toof heavy gale rom. NV and blown J7O
miles bb. lost maiDbOoD.
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NEW JERSEY.

Legislative Debate on Official Economy.
TRENTON. Jan. 10, 1874.
Both houses Of the Legislature met tonight but
no important business was transacted. A lively
debate occurred in the House between Mr.. Henry,
OF Essex, and Mr.. Cole, OF Camden on a resolution
offered by the former calling for reduction OF ex-
penses OF legislation and an inquiry as TO the ex-
penses OF the State officers
The formation OF committees on the Centennial
celebration was Jointly concurred in.
The attendance OF lobbyists was small and much
apathy Is prevalent as to the business before the
Lawmakers.
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qEw YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY TRIPLE SHEET


ss tnat aspavtmeatso sor the ofhsspnr them
en- an, therefore,
solved rhat tho Committee Cities he instructed
uto the herein FORTH and H. IN ther
opinion, this better aud economically
dsr under the direction OF the Beard OF Health Of that
sits, that they report bill tis House which shall
nnce the work aud dnty of cleaning the streets under
the charge and direction vi The Board of Health whore,
matter yitay affecting the sanitary interests OF the
city, it s thought by manv they properly beons
Clerk o'DokSkLL announced the following aDpoint-
me nts Assistant Clerk samuel r. Allen Journal Nlerk,
Edward NJ johnson; DcgSty Clerks, william T. bsks'
=. Rich Alden Chester Edward &. Clark, L. T. hemslg-
ton anc G. n. O'DonneiL
The also announced his appointment onpAxeh
and other officers OF the House
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Frederick Str0bel.

RICHMOND, Jan. l9, 1874.
] have received a despatch from Greensboro,
N. c., which states that Frederick StrObel, dis
tinguisned musician fell down night Of stairs, in
his residence at that place, on Sunday, dashing
his brains out and killing him instantly. Mr..
strobel was a native OF Cittertahl, Tyro and was
nfty-six years OF age. He amassed large fortune
in Europe and Asia by his great musical talents.
He had complimentary mementoes from several
OF the crowned princes OF Germany and had a
letter OF very peculiar respect and regard from
Alexander the Czar OF Russia. He was known in
Greensboro as q liberal and energetic citizen and
as an eminent scholar and good Christian
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Passed Through Hell Gate.

Steamship Francouia Bragg, Portland for New ork,
with mdse and Dassen npcrs to j + Amea -,
Br,g WIN Mallory, Jr Forsyth, Providence for New
York, in ballast, to II Mallory Co.. r. M.
schr Harvest Home uoigkins fairnaven LOT VIZ
ginis ,vS
chr Tannhauser, Grover, New Haven for New YORK.
BOUND EASE
Steamship wamsutaa Fish. New York for New bedforo.
Steamship Franconia Bragg New YORK nr rnrtlnni
Steamer AiDatross, DAVIS. New YORK tor ran haver.
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NOTICE TO MEacHlAr AND smr CAPTAINS.

Merchants rAtppIng Agents and ship Captains are IN
formed that by tclegrayhing to the HEkALD London
Bureau, No S6 FSeet street the arrivals at and depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American vcsrels the will be caDled to this coun-
try free. Of charge and published.
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MISSISSIPPI.


The Election Case Decided.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 10, 1874.
Tie supreme Court today decided the general
election OF November last TO be constitutional
The new Legislature convenes tomorrow. Cen
cra Ames, Governor elect, and all other state ana
county orlcers elect, Will at once en- ter upon their
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VUST WHAT YOU NEED.

WINCHESTERS HYPoPHOsPHTE OF LINE AND
SODA, the grandest and vitazing Tonic and
SUCCESS Is an Immediate cure Tor General Debility Loss
Affections Wasting Night swea Want OF Blood Loss OF
appetite and Weakness OF every description. Tyy IL
Prepared only by WINCHESTER 4 CO., ChemiSts ~
JOhn street \. y Stand ~ DER bottle
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THE ATLANTIC DELAINE COMPANY IN
BANKRUPTCY

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Jan. 49, 1874
petition in bankruptcy against the Atlantic
Dcaine Company was filed to-day.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIF.
"A iercnt states Tor desertion &c; legal everywhere
no publicity required no charge until divorce
advice tree. N. HOUSE, Attorney, 1874 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE RROOKIvN
"A. corner Of fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open fromo A. NJ. to . r NJ
On sunday from toy A. NJ
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SAILED.


shin Magdaene Ger Bremen; brigs Thent. Curacoa; {;
Ariel (Brl, st Johns NJ; schr Spectator. San hiaA
Wind At sunset h light
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SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JANUARY.
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our CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

ship Casilds N Cadix charging Cargo
I'm . Damaged Condition-Arrivalss and
Departures ef Vessels from and for
American and Other Ports.
CADrz, Jan 10 1874
The ship Casilda, from New York Liverpool which
arrived here the I'd inst in leaky condition. Is dis
charging her cargo which is damaged
LONDON. Jan 10 1874
VESSELS ARRIVED.
Arrived At Liverpool Jan 49, steamship Calabra (Br).
AcMtckap. from New York ships II Kimball, Hum
phreyA rom Savannah; Carondelet stetson, from New
Orleans; Codsream, Cousins, from Galveston; Robert
l. Lane tBr), Murray, from Savannah; barks Cremons
Cove, from Galveston; Steele OBJ, Leighton. from
Charleston.
Arrived at do 18th, steamship Abbottsford (Br) Della
motto, from Philadelphia
Arrived at Gravesend Jan TO- brig La Plata (Br, Kin
ME, from New York
Arrived at Plymouth Jan 10, steamship Cimbria Ger)
Brandt, from New York for Hamburg :.
Arrived at Greenock Jan 49, steamship Assyria (Br)
Smith. from New York for Glasgow.
Arrived at Queenstown Jan lS ship Newcastle (Br)
French, from San Prancisco bark vindex (Br), Park
house. from Philadelphia
Arrived At Antwerp Jan II, bark Die Hemath GER.
KRAFT, from New York.
Also arrived at do 18th. steamship Humboldt Ger,
Blanck. from New York.
Arrived at Havre Jan H. ship Montebelo BrJ. Kelley
from New Orleans.
ATHVco ~ hATccioua, Dark uarulA Spl fuVOL IrO1n
Savannah.
Arrived at Gibraltar, brig Wesley Seymour tBr)
spicer from New York schr Thomas Harrison Cross
mann, from do
Arrived at -, Kong sverre from United States
Ozark Kong sverre Nor) Aaro. sailed from New York
Dec rs Tor Treste); Alfred, from do.
VESSELS SAILED
Sailed from Liverpool Jan 49, ship Marian Br, Camp
bell for San Francisco barks Rosna (Aus, Donet, Tor
United States TT Southard Anderson for DO; Shate-
muc (3rh Wemyss, for do.
Sailed from London Jan 10, bark Margaret Weir
(Br,, McPhail, for United States
Sailed from Londonderry Jan 1s bark Nuovo Giusep-
pino QtaD, Marchese for United States
Sailed from Antwerp Jan l6, bark W Harwood Br),
Dowey, for United States.
Sailed from Rotterdam Jan l6. bark Boylesta Nor),
Aanonsen for United States
Sailed from Havre Jan l6 ship Francis Sage, Ur.
quhar, for United states.
Sailed from Messina barks Mary Evans (Br, jenkins,
for Baltimore; Jones (Br) Berry, New York; w
Farnsworth CBr Stone, for do; brig South Esk Br),
for do; schr Ocean Queen (Br), Hoton, tor do.
Sailed from Colombo Dec l6. bark Witch Of the Tees
(Br), Lloyd. for Boston.
Sailed from Christina. for United States; Norma
for do.
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The New York Mail says slight
headed women are not necessarily
blondes.,..--No:. but are not blondes
necessarily light :headsd, yomep2
An Iowa woman septl her boz bnck
to school to be whipped, assuring the
teacher that she was "a believer in
capital punishment"
"Humbug" has crept into the die
tionarleH, says an exchange. After it
had crept into everything else.
The "niue acres OF internal ground"
spoken ot 10 ancient mythology, is
supposed to refer 10 Rhode Island.
"Scurvy Mike" aud ''Drendfnl Tom "
are the candidates for Mayor OF Grass
Plains. Nebraska.
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE

IAhE pleasure Ill calling theattsntion
4 %: the public TO an examinations OF
Nlcir STOCK uf MUSICAL MEKCHAN.
Disc, con.ietins of Pianos, Church and
P"rlor Organs. Molodeons, Yiolins, Gui.
iars, Banjos, Flutes. Accordeons, Brass
and Silver Band Inst ri mcnts OF ali kinds.
Also, Sheet aluslc and instruction Book .
for every class Of Musical Instruments on
hand ataii times. Weare Solo Agent for
the STATE Of South Carolina OF Estcy& Go. 3
co fTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Music cent by
mail. post paid, on eccipt OF price; and all
kinds OF Musical Goods sent by Express
when ordered. to any part oithe State,
marked G.. q. II. Good Second hand ri.
amos and Organs tor sale cheap. for cash.
Pianoe, Organs Melodcons Tuned land
Repaired in satisfactory manner: and
vii! give specialization to Packing Hc-
moving aud Shipping Pianos for Other par
ties TO any poin. desired. st moderate
prices.
Aliordcrs promril! attended, t O andsat-
is'i tinn guaranteed TO those favorinc ns
with their patronage. Send for our cata.
loGuc OF Shoet Musicand Musical an
di-n. Richardson street, few loorseboYc
PH'nSiX pflico. Columbia f.. C.. Nov7
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okh Ouh-dVsOV. L6rO Gull and OrOOD-
iog-stean 131@l32s; kettle 149
Bacon. mammal aud dull
shonlders Z; sides 424i; hams 1I@IlaG.
tWhfskey ,pctive, stfa decline-98.
h 6AvANNAH, December 5.-Cotton
|irregular-middling IA 1.l6; net re-
ce1pse. 4 sS9 exports, ;, "a. continent
4, ,0O2; cpsStwise 600; salss ], ga.
BosroN. December 5.-Cottou G. dull
and easier-middlipg Is; low middiing
143ss; good ordinary II; net receipts
l64; gross LII; sales 403.
MEMPHIS. December 5.-Cotton
quiet. easy and nominal'y unchanged
middIing IL; net receipts 1856; ship.
ments 1876; sales $500.
GALVESTON. December 5.-Cotton
stendy md i'll moderate demand-mid-
ding 14as; net receipts 3,5ll; sales
2,273.
BALTIMORE, December 5.-Cotton
quiet and weak-middling 14a6; net
receipts 2l4; gross 1854; exports
coastwise l25; aalss 325; spinners 100.
NoRpoLK. December 5.-Cotton
dull-middling IA; net receipts 9. 92S;
exports Great Britain 57I; cous.wise
1,125.
PHILADELPHIA, December 5.-Cot-
ton quiet-middling 1411i; low mid
ding las; good ordinary Il; net re-
ceipts 3o3; gross CAB.
| CHARLESTON, December 5.-Cotton
quiet and easy-middIiog IL LIS; net
receipts 1888; exports Greut Britain
LII; France 939; continent S2S
coastwise 1,4l1; sales 1000.
| MOBILE. December Cotton
eaeler-niddling l4GDl4>s; low mid
ding l331(M 1875; good ordinary 1925
Cgl3lY; net receipts 3.S9S; exports
coastwise l, 1874; sales ], 500.
NEW ORLEANS. December 5.-Cottou
quiet and uuohanged-middlin 14l,
net receipts IL, 40S; gross l3.lGl; ex.
ports France 3.057; coastwiss 1872;
sales 900; stock lo4.4 .4S6.
LOUISVILLE. December , -FIoul
unchanged. Corn 74@7G Pork un
changed. Bacon-noue here. Sugar
cured hams 12(al3. Lard l4l:l0l5L;
Whiskey 9G.
AUGUSTA. December 5-Cottor
dull-middi:n3 49,; low middline
l3i:; good ordinary l30l3!il; net re
ccipts 1859; sales 1,1S9.
| WlLMINGroN. December 5.-Cuttor
unchanged-middling l31,; net re-
celpts AGA; exports coastwise 3S7; sale!
$50.
| LivERpo ooL, December J-3 T.. NJ
Cotton dull and unchanged; sales 10,
QUO. including 1000 for speculation
and export; to arrive easier; sales basis
middling up'auds. nothing below goot
ordinary. shipped November. De
oemoer, January and February, 7kG
~ l6; nothing below low middlings
shipped December, January and Febru
nry, 7i4@7355; deliverable December
January or February, 7-lG(M7l;
sales $500 American.
PARIS. December 5.-Rentes Gof
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The French authorities have con-
demned to death Roche effort and Pas
chal Grousset. The wise advice of tho
removed Mrs. Glass is here, however.
OF the first importancs-frst catch
your hare.
The ST. Louis G!o6s wants to know
how many intelligent rods it would
takes to make wiseacre. Solomon
dldn't tell us that. but he said you
mustn't be sparing of 'em.
In former times. when man was
broke, out OF business and flidn't know
what else to do, he would start out as
travelling dentist. Now he goes to Ar
kansas and sells mp as Governor.
Fort Gaines has phenomenon o! a
lady who can play two tunes upon tho
piano, sing another, listen to the con
versation aud understand it, all s:nuI-
taneonsly.
An incendiary fire DESTROYED the
corn crib aud cnttou eiu on the pre-
niscs Of MIR. Il. .. Sanders, few
miles from Darnwcll villnge. last week.
The loss amounts to about 81, 800.
a Datroit young woman who attends
an evening school carries a revolver.
ana several surgeons ara picking the
bullets out of the leg Of smart YOUNG
man who attempted to follow her.
Tie Boston ladies ara such admirers
OF l.onSftiiow they have adopted '.l.x.
celsior" us motto for their partnrs
instead Of "Honi soft qni NAL y
pensc."
The people of Atlanta are beginning
to use the fractional parts Of nickel
The Ereniny Common xeaHh is sold for
two centa, aud store keepers are help.
ing ont this reform.
The greatest curse that to-day rests
npon this country cones from active
interference with tho elections, threuch
that Network Of political power. the
Federal Offices.
Sadler's Wells which. next to Drurv
Lane is the Oldest theatre in London.
is to disappear. The building is 10 be
converted into bath and wash house.
The house was opened Il l7G5.
Natural flowers are TO be worn in
1he hair ut all weddings, receptions or
entertainments where the bonnet iy
ruled out.
- 90 40 III VI HCL.eU WHO
serve rs models for painters and sculp.
tors. The age of the largest number
is from sixteen to twenty years
The oyster is of amazing fcounditv,
single female bearing between !. 900.
600 aud 1000. 900 OF eggs, the females
being largely III excess of the males.
At the present time the countries
subject to tae Emperor of Rrssin arc
equai IN extent to Que sixth OF all tue
dry land.
Mr.. L. M. Prevail. Superintendent
Ct the Georgia Railroad Saops, has
invented cur brake which IS spoken
of worry ia'orably.
e Rhode Islande- has inst yiied from
the bite CT pig.
Isn't it pity that men Of means
should 80 often be men of meat ress.
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Desirable Farm,
DC. PEIXoTrO & SONS, Auctioneers

DC. PE1X0TT0 & SONS, Auctioneers
MONDAY MORNING. the 7th Of December
next. in front Of tue Court House in this
That desirable T}RAOT OF LIND. known
as the perceval Farm, situated on the VA
tera OF Gilrs Creek, lying aSos. .s. miles
East OF Columbia, bounded BY lands OF
Joel Martin. Brisnt Medlin, Jas. Douglas,
and others, and containing as per plat 800
acrcs, more or less. Title unquesttona bly
good.
Terms OF sale third cash, balanoe1n
one aud two years, secured by bond and
mortgage. bearing interest as seFor ce.
cent per annum. Purchasers to pay for
papers. Nov a. 40 40 'D6
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Funeral Invitation,

The friends aud acquaintances of Mr.
CLIFTON PRICE and Mrs. Frances
Cooper, Mr.. T. L. Cook and Mr.. Thomas
kyall arc invited to attend the funeral SER
vices Of the former, THIS AFTERNOON. at
B O'Clock, at Marion Street NJ. E.. Church.
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Columbia B. Il l.. Association

fINH + hlty first regular Monthly meeting
i will be held TOMORROW (Monda,j
EfENlHG, December 7, at 7 O'Clock. in
Heinitsh's Hall, opposite PntESIx ClIice.
Dnos received and money loaned.
~ ord-f: JOHN G. L. SMITH,
i,-c G l Secretary and Treapurer.
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LHFEEi dav and evening. on Main Street
~ By c. FEUSHEK HOWARD, of San
Erapcisco,. California. now at Columbia
hotei, author Of the CALIFORNIA CAL
CCLATOR, price.Fifty Cents, illustrating
his mem and wonderful rules. All NAV
now DO "qnick at figures" Dec 6-5
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Desirable Main Street Property.
DC. PEIX0TTO & SONS, Aucticnee

MONDAY MORNING, the 7th Deoemher
next, at II O'clock, in frost Of the Court
House, In this city. wo will sell,
Ihat desirable LOT, situAted on the East
side OF Richardson street. between Waeh-
ington and Lady reets; bounded on. tho
South by DoGraaf, on the West by Rich ard
son street. on the East by L. O. Carpenter;
tue said lot measures thirty feet, more or
less, front on Richardson, and runs back
154 feet, more or less.
IEaMs-Ope-third cash; balance in one
and two years. secured by bond and mort
gage. bearing interest at per cent. per
annum. Pnrchaser to pay for papers.
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Auct1on 8ale@.
Valuable Land.
BYJAuOB' LEVIN

~ Vo0V0 0xy v 4Ws
ON MONWAY,yth inst., et7Y6'cloo ok will
sell, In front ofth6 Court House,
lG3 soFes WOOD LAND. three miles be-
Terms; o3e.third cash: balance In ono
and two years: interest At 10 per cent. 'psr-
chascrs to pay for papers.
ALSO,
A, LOT situated in the oity OF Columbia.
near the tin bridge, bounded on tho North
by Lady street, on tho South by Perry Full
ier's lot. on the East by James Beard and
on the West by Winn street. Running
from North tn South 100 feet, aud from
East to West 874 feet, more or less.
Terms, one.third cash; balance in six +,
twelve months; interest at 10 per cent.
Bond 10 be secured by mortgage. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers. Dec 5
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Desirable -Four Room Cotto9s.
D. .PEIXOTTO &SONS. Auctionee,

D.C.PEIX0TTO & SONS, Auctioneers
MONDAY MORNING, the 7th of December
next. at II O'clock, in front OF the Court
House, We will soil, fI-71
Tha. desirable four room COTTAGE, 3D.
tuated on the corner Of NichIand and as
sembly streots. The said lot measnras
front on Richland street. 1870 feet, more or
!eas. and runs back on Assembly street,
lO4 fcet, more or less.
Terms OF sale-One-haR cash; balance in
one year, secured by bond and mortgage,
bearing interest at por cent. per annnm.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
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Holiday Goods.

DESIRE 10 call pnhlic attention to nv
1 stock of HOLIDAY GOODS, consisting
SO. v.s aud JelleS or ail kinds: Walnute
Pecans. Brazil Mute, Filberts Almonds;
l,emnns, Oranges, Apples, Cranberrics and
Dried FiSs, Pleasant Valley Grapes. lin
ooxes,) Frunes, Citron, Cnrrants, Malaga
and London Layer and Seedles Kaisips.
Dec d limo JOHN T.. GYI,ES Agent
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Free Lectures

late t'rHthnr CLIFTON PRICE. by order:
Dec 81 T. P. PURSE. Scc'y
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Estate Sale.
D. .PEIX0TTO & SONS, Auctioneers

BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS
ON MONDAY MORNING, the 7th OF De-
cember next, At IL O'Clock, in front Of
the Court House, in this city we will sell
A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT. The
property OF the late John McIntosh. de-
ceased, situated on the West eide of Main
street, between Lady and Gervxis afYeets.
fronting on Main street twenty-six, feat.
more or less. and running back ON tie
North line two hundred and eight feet
more or less N lot Of estate Of Henty Dawn:
West by Let iH ...st for Mrs Baldwin: and
running thereon eighty-eight feet. more
or less; on the South by . line. aftex
running Quo hundred and four feet from
Main street, more or lees. on lot Of william
McGuinnis. it extends sixty-tvo feet TO-
wards the South, parallel with Main street,
and running behind the lot Of william
McGulnnis and McAndrews, extends one
hundred and four feet, more or Less, in a
Western direction from Main street.
All that LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND
| eitnattd III kich!and County, in said State.
on tho waters OF Eight Mile Branch, four
miles Northeast 81 Columbia, containing
ninety. i've acres; bounded on the North by
lands OF William Sheppard, South by lands
OF kinsler, East by lands OF VIM, Goines
and others, and Wcet by lands OF Evans 4
Cogswell.
TERMS OF rSALE.--One. third cs sh: balance
IN one and two years, secured by bond and
mortgage, ut seven per cent. per anpvm
purchaser to pay for papers.
Fiat OF the above property can be seen g.
onr office. Nov "a % o6 on noo
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Palmetto Steam Fire Engine COMPANY
THE members

THE members
will assemble It
their Hall, in
citizens dress,
DAY.. at
~ O'Clock p. NJ,
tor tho purpose
OF paying the
last tribute OF
respect to our
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-06
Iniuabie Real Estate in the Cuu and County.
BY 81. & S. BEARD, Auctioneers.

'"e"do'e i'eot Estnte IN me Guy and County.
BY II. & S. BEARD, Auctioneers.
NTE will sell at public auction, on tho
w first MONDAY in December NEXT
ST II O'Clock A. NJ, in front OF the OonrE
House in Columbia. the following valuable
property. viz:
]. Tie acGorda Land Two of the IN ost
valuable LOTS in the city. They are eitu.
ated on Richardson street. between Bland.
ing and Taylor streets, and measure 50 feat
each OH Richardson etrett, and run baca
20S feet 5 inches.
Terms of saIe-One-third cash, balarce
on BOND and mortgage, payable in one and
two years.
Q. ne 4Ant,nerp Lot-The HOUSE AMI
LOT OF LAND, situate ON tho South-weat
corner o: the intersection Gates and Lady
streets, now occupied by Mr.. Jacob Eieen-
mann. Terms cash.
3. Isaac T. Hesion's Lnnd- cont aininu
,295 acres. sitna,e about two miles from
Gadsden, will be sold in lots to suit puy
chRsers.
Terms -One-third cash; balance on 8
credit ot one and two years; purchase,s to
give hond and mortgage.
i. The Ganncy and killingsworth Lands,
containing G32 acres, situate about one min
from Garncr's; will be sold in four different
tracts.
Terms-Ope-half eaBh; balance on =
credit OF one year and bond and mortgage
of the premises.
Purchasers in all cases to pay for papers.