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FOR RENT AND SALE.


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.AA'N y : Pm a very CENTRAL a. Z rlaasanr n.rf -
80 Oltl- hnartments rfsiy furnished afrr1lf. ura
40 apF y ,"sn,s nrsf rlsss, caterer ana &. n al
tstie ssr sd sfparsreIF With choice Nil -
iSfe y a. sued slso. The u-s 81 ~. i.rre 81 II an
hfti uooT allowed Tor rsr pfin-s ~ sI.r -r.~i.i -
g. -. hfltfenoes eNchsnced Addre-s Or a %
-'N's -. '"'", sep1s 2sUlm
EoR SALE Two FARNS near Faus' tbureh
q, srd ~ scres, cIe mile fr,.m station on vi A
a.. " X Good VIZ -roF stueuts ft.e :. m t.r-,.r..,
for Description, address n. HUMPaRRF - h.
Church. Va s-ps ims
LOB BkN1-The ~ hole q ths sECONn FlOOk
u cCbs1stins % sft rccms, sll curnaluDicsfi-'x :
With bail -ruom on same nonr VIII ~ reutei ersy
Tow Tor the sumner. Would - delightful Rooms. fr
party Il genilenen intending 20 sr-nd the suursr
In TIE city. Viii he rented separately OF tog-f hsf
IVA 18th street northwest. mayE ~
EQH RkNr-Ensible Rooms, Ocnsrr~s strees,
II otgrtovn hetghts-s rArior and two Room
On inc ~ hcor, aud thr~e Chambers the third
NO 2. a. choice rooms and suitably furnished
ocu-eou tRsp.-tthA col
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It's readers need not be told that, so far as
THE STAR is concerned, 10 not only seconds
Mr.. RgI Odds very proper protest against
the disturbance of theatrical and musical
entertainments by late corners and early
goers, but that it has long since. and on more
than one occasion, anticipated his efforts to
break up that exceedingly vulgar annoy
ance. And not that alone. 1t goes farther;
for, while it in no way excuses such breaches
of good breeding on the part of the audience,
1t has maintained and still holds that the
atrical managers would work a much needed
reform and at once accommodate the public
and further their own interests By both be-
ginning and closing their perfOr nances an
hour earlier than they now do. There is no
good reason why the curtain should no. be
ruDe up at sharp seven O'Clock, and down at
ten, or little before, except In case of an
extraordinary repTesentation,-and il must
be an unusually attractive one 10 be worth
more than three hours time OF from one
thousand to fifteen hundred people
IDS arrangement would eaable those
theater eoeTs whose business pursuits or
INCLINATION require a good nights sleep to
De abed by reasonable hour, while II would
give those who are disposed for still more
gayety the opportunity TO attend n ball
reception or other entertainment. after the
performance has closed. As il is now, q
theatrical representation consumes the whole
evening, and often good part OF the night
and Tor This reason alone very many persons
OF both the classes above referred refuse To
attend at all. IL is no answer to say that If
people are late when eight is the opening
hour, the evil would be increased instead of
1essened by commencing at seven. Tnis
might be true il The hour OF beginning hal
really anything TO DO with the movements
OF those who come late. Bot il has not As
a rule, that class OF customers would be late
If the performance began at ten. They con-
slider IL rather a swell thing, indeed to inter
Jupt an audience by sailing in after the cur
lain has been up some time. So that po;at
need not be considered at all. As matter of
fact. rinety-hve of every hanire1 patrons OF
HE stage Lave finished their dinner long
before seven o'clock, and the hour bet geen
That an eight hangs rather heavy on their
bands because they can make little or no use
or It, In the English AM also in most
European cities the thesters and opera houses
CONNER &c their performance at six o'clock,
and as the arrangement WORKS successfully
there, IL is safe 10 assume thls an earlier
hour would, after the public became accus-
TONED TO 10, prove equally satisfactory here.
The experiment is at any rate worth trying
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BOARDING.

OAhUlNds
NEWLY TURHIsHID ROOMS, WITH BOARD
II ne. and very ds;fsh h hGHse on soh street
TABL1 BOARD ct . Is 18th street northwest;
4 laenuine home cooking) Also, FURN!SHnO
ROOMS. sepS0 St
NiUILY TUKNIsHeD ROOMS, With BOARD;
~ also, two Pc RLORS, Handsomely furnished.
The vesy best boarding place n the city q ns and
sepSpst' Sll , street northwest.
NO, 94s street, corner 10Th; e lst-with first.
IN class board-deGrable ROOMS, On suite or
single: parlor slWays kept for the use Of guests.
EIReT CLASS TABLE BOARD AT oA PeR
II month; also, ROOMS from 90 to o1b Rer month.
11Ae Pennsylvania syenue: JOS. 7. QITCHELL,
Of Prince George county, Nd sep2Y. l0t-
EUkhlsHlD ROO6s AID BOARD-Rooms en-
! suite or snele, on second and third doors. Also
nA IA H. J. p0A1p References exchanged . No;
ElRoT. GLASS BOARD in private family, with
II furnisbed or unfurnished Rooms moderate
rent. 1908 Maryland avenue. oep1 1m-
DOARDIa0-ROOMp furntshed, Jingle or on
ID suite. Also, furnished PAkLO9S on hrst
floor, with or without ARTICLES table board, In
D new house, with modern conyenteuces, conve-
piept to three lines Of street railroads. No, J39
18th street, between and northwest. aus9-Sm'
NNILLIKEEe-Oorner Of 10Th and 3 streets
NI northveet, wsshinGton, p. o, one square from
month. Transient Board, - per day. House
thnroughly renovated and refurntehed..
SsS " FRANK MILLiKHE' Proprietor.
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OF THE EPIPHANY, Rev. VII.

@CHURCa OF THE EPIPHANY, REv. VIII
W. Bur WATKINS, Rector SUNDAY evening
Church, a. will be Continued throu out the fall
ard sf6y T,stt f At ~ s.Sk Seats will eheerfuy be
TTHE sEMI-ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
Wy hsDICAL ASSOCIATION q the District
p. m. b. oIder of the President.
z 7 Sewers. M D.. Secretary - " octis:
NJ JACKSON DEMOCRATIO CLUB.-The
~ regular monthly meeting Of this Club will be
TUESDAY .'e odossr s n0 ISIS
Let ihere Be iuI attendance, as we have ch ering
oc,ast John f. NORRIS, President.
FARLINGT0f CO-0PERATTvE BUILD
SH e ofis SsSss he meet
le,ween OH aud 10th streets, AIRS o'clock . m
the same day, to receive dues and Subscriptions.
FsUNDAY SERVICE
LINCOLN Hall.
will preach at Lincoln Hail, on SUNDAY, ct $50
IS THE BIBLs n ! sIG'fssG HUMsUG,"
Hold the Fort and other: Of ssaksy'. songs.
ard Co-rei PISTON. All invited. 1t
EGEDUCATIoN F'R BU>INEsS Large
numbers OF young people will begin to pre-
SPtNCEBIAN whsdiNGTUS BUSINESS COL,
LkGk IN october Day and evening sessions. M
Taricu cali at College corner 7th and streets
L5Ih-.gI Ct address for illustrated crcul r, VI. c.
sPENCEk, Prrsident. sepS-lm
~ HAMILION BUI DING ASSOCIATION
~ JogN A. PREScorr, Secretary, Eill be At tIs
Fac Of TTsGs .osIn, corEGr stree, and Pa
aud TUESDAY, Sept q, Oct /, 4 and S, from to
D3s tnIh.sxm BH. WARNER, Pre,..
n
~ INGAssOCIATION The first payment Of
dues, &c, MONDAY; October 4. 1875, . o'clock ..
Ih0s. Hyde, President, Of Rigs L o.; Chss. B.
northwest; Jno. Jov Eds1n secr-tarv, I'll q street
northwest David Ritter house Treasurer, Teller of
d, Ttbwe.t: B. Robinson 90 Penusyivs1ia avenue;
Z speis Miller, S07 9th street northwest; " H. Q,
neTtSxes TSons: q and IA sss'
s s feer p5asns
ISif street nqTthxe,s; j p; Tree. ms street: a;
srees aud Edward
JNo. JOY EDISON, Secretary i = - 's seps1si
H0oLUMBIAFs cp EoSSLvERs1rr'IAw
yfRstY LAW SCHOOL viii Be resumed on The
The Faculty. Of the School is as follows:
JAMES @. WILLING, LII. D..
President, and Lecturer on English Literature.
Professor Of Equity Juri.prudence, Of Common Law
and Equity Pleading, CT the Law Of Evidence, and
the Law Of Partnership.
The Hon. WALTER COX, LID,
Professor of the Law Of Real and Personal Proper
ty, of Contracts, and of Crimes and Misdeme anors
The Hon WIN. b. LAWRENCE. LII. D D. O. l. +,
Professor of the Law of Nations.
GEORGE +. APPLEBY, Es1.,
Lecturer on the Application Of the Science to the
Practice OF the Law.
New students and under grsdu ate members of the
school ale invited to be present. at the opening Of
street between and streets, on the afternoon
Of WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of October next, al 81.
O'Clock
Fees Of the school are payable in advance either
at for the whole sessioa or in monthly install
meEts, at the option OF the students.
For catalogues, giving information concerning
terEls n courses Of instruction, address
JAMES @. wELLING, LIP
sfpZ3- eotl4Oct RepChronl
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
RUOK AND STATIONERY STORE roRSRIg
- m = i,siTshle locality. Address a. q. n Psi
cfice b ~33. olia. 3.
S10O To LOAN .oS REsL ESTATE sE-
toVV GUILTY Money in hand
oct2 ct S2g az. u, ed ne,fb,.'..-t
DARTIfs DEsI0ING To ENGAGE ~ A
respectable busut-s that ravs Fdmiralrf ca
Il mace acgualut~i WITH all the facss concerning Al
~ hcdi essing Poet orc Lock BoN 200. WASsins-
toh, II. =. oct1 colin
EoR RENT AND sALE-The STOCK. GOOD
Will, a. q a CUmfprtah Store aud Dwell
llhg near the Government Printing enc REM
60. stock abSut q S0. A bargain. Appiy 81 4
street northeast o~ta n
DARTNEhs MANrEn-Au tnventor wish. i.
PAkfNER or PARTNERS a. manu- sctlIra auI
introduce valuable invention IN America and M
rope, thoroughly tested in this city, wanted every
Mtrre. eluytsh Tor the fight party IN two ,sar.
No oomretiii n. None hut those with money AMI
nerve 70 invest need apply. Address Inveu,0r
oVo siIeet, NaehlhRton. octe II
k'oR SALE at 50 OOO-TE6MS FgN1-A
Il comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, GU ssufh "
sneet, With sou feet Of beautifully cultivated
ground Cost $500.
Also, a. less thsn cost several beautiful LOTs IN
% ware, on and 18th streets
anted, good Heal EstAtu PAPER
APHly st KENNEDY Red E-tate OnRcs. ol 81
q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-02

ID The Oldest established Lsd,s. Physician,
Ioas ssSsrs from 8. D. dspa,t Bsls,mor Dle1'
Ladiee desiring treatment Of any complaint can
Sspayals vooms Jer ladp patients. jyls sn.
- ssltsio free At Or. DARBY's, is Al 81,
lOolonizstlon buildine1 jyl-5m'
nR. AND MRS. WILsON.-A thoroue hly Q, ps-
wife Attend ladies Al their homes, or piss..n:
rooms and the beet stentio. q the Doctor privsse
ss.,s One 90
nR. A. l.. BOsWOkTH, e the " sshinstop Eie0-
cures n rervo1s and chronic dsssssss Of whsteyer
s.n % snd d.ss. u
vanic and Electro chemical BATHs, the most fnvfg
sSs .
ma. ROBER foON, FRoN BALTIMORK,
u can be ooussi,ed g S3l i0th strsss nerths est.
R, Ss'sxTsn e; Gr ono s,.s' n II
s1ietare. ssphili., snd sssr@.sorISss, c.ss: x
:. 3; =: ,:.. :'s ss &.
on - p: Sss q sss
memory and insanity, general debiltty, organic
q sSs
81, 1iI, :si ss.ss
.ss sss ns.a. % ne
ing pSsseisns q ssisaor.. oos ssS psn s ss
northvsse, iron % D.n. msrsb
RQ0RRTp VEoEfABLK OOC 90 oYRUP-
B. esrsa ogsfn g. o ssss9
eolSs : i 20. sHs srs =: !. % chs:
s ana . AsssSss s. t cs Al z
he pro1sissOr. isis Q stFs-t s.s.swr.. s-,,ls II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-02
WANTED-stock Of the GERMAN AMERICAN
w FlRk INSURANCE COMPANY
GEO. TRUEsDELL.
ZINE HOUSES ron SALE

No 92l street north west. three story aud base
neut. = lih brow nstone trimmings. Thrz house Ia.
ide front ard large yard, and - complete in an
it appointments. very desirable hume. Easy
rms
lith street, east sile, between = AID q Streets
uorfhNes-, threr--tory aud basement BRICK
Lpb Sk, stone trimmings, bay window. trrracri
fC ~ yari. with shade trees. Easy terms
l. stree, between 18th street aud Connecticut
avenue, three-stories and basement, with bay uia.
1. W Good teIas. Is. ". WARsER
~ - Corner tn and n sfrrafs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-02

EL8CAMPANE And HOR8HOUND
COUGH DROPSl
THE BEST,
THE MOST CONVENIENT, aad
THE SUREST CURE FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENBss,
INFLUENZA, and all
THROAT and LUNG COMPLAINTS.
They sfford Jmnediats Relief. HALr-PouNp
Boxes POR Is CTs. Within the reach Of all.
ARTHUR NA1fANs, Druggist,
sp9sn Corner d end streets northwest.
4 L. eCHMID, Life aad FIRE Insxyaaes Aesnt,
IIs hes removed his OfYloe from $50 to 635 r
street, opposite Federal Buildings octl-8
HONE MANUFACTURER.
DRAIN and sBwrR PIPE, HIRD BbICK,
CHIMNEY TOPS. WINDOW OAPe and SILLs,
RRAOKETe, FIRE clay MORTAR and fI91
SAND ct Factory prices.
Potomac Terra Gotta Company, l0l New Jersey
avenue, near Baltimore and Ohio Depot. octl- I'm
BIsD FOOD sr..h invoice.
CONDINsID MILK.
Anglo Swiss genuine.
EXTRACT OF bEtL,,s
WHEAT GIFTS. .s
q. g. GGSHNW ESdlsk 4 SONS.
lAls PEHNsYLsAFfA AVENUE,
sepsON Opposite WIZARDS Hotel.
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MEDICAL. &c

Tx. BUCkLER JON ES-Twen.y years expert
NJ eEce IA F.mhl5 Diseases, irregularities, Osa-
nan IuI1OTs guarantees satisiscti0n, Charge
Businest confidential. 164 n. Howard Z BslJi-
Ei"fe. sePl7 In
MADAME kEsTELL, ". D..a thoroughly en-
w IerieDced and scientific Ladies Physician and
Midwife ~ - years practice, attends ladies their
homes, or comfortable private rooms, careful
ing, and the best medical attendance AZ the Doctors
priv ale residence. Ladies placing themselves under
TIE care Of Madame Bestel anteed scientific
treatment anc . speedy cure. Office aad residence,
corner Of South Sharp and Dover s;s., Baltimore.
eenl7 L.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il os1 On the lst instaut tan aud ~ f.~ BTIL
~ Ithhlkh suitable reward viii 80
u kNeu II re;urrcd 10 1919 CorcorAn =4.s-&
street.
Il os1 On the 11-h instant, a blask aud to cYP
VIII brass collar married. ~ a - 40
liberal reward paid IN returnef a. Nll Tx
Ter ne e'suue uu"rr Na-hiaE'on Hou ----- =
htM Akb- STRAY a. ia D. zatn =
- t'fut"r.a hfb GOV vhire -suf go ryrsAyI
h,t s'oa CROOKED hnTus. Too shove ~ I'd n, n
WI - klNeH u reiurta q HENRY RtEruN.I q
Llhh, sirtvt, lctv-en North Cssitdl aud l-t
streets eat. c.fs 4
1 OST--Betwecn TIE corn.r ~ y ana IN .trs.ts
- =. iilN1si sIo sud ash -tre~ts uorth~fsf
fif y boLLAhS Tho Holder Util BE- suit % y O..
vvrt,d ly lesNiUs IL a. TaOS A WAGsANAN's
; - 7th street 80 =,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-23

The symptoms Of Liver Complaint are
uneasiness and pain in the side. Some.
times the pain is in the shoulder, and is
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and sick
mess, bowels in general costive, and
sometimes alternating with lax. The
head is troubled with pain, and dull.
heavy sensation, considerable loss Of
memory, accompanied with painful SEN
sation Of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. Often
complaining of weakness, debility and
low spirits. Sometimes many of the
above symptoms attend the disease, and
ut other times, very few Of them; but the
Liver is generally the organ most in
volved.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-23
ROSES HOTEL, C0IUNBIA, &C. VII 3. ROSE. Proprietor

FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Fare $22 a day, including
Omnibus ride. Situated
near the Capitol and in
centre of business part Of
the city. Ny Omnibus
will convey passengers to
and from every train. The
Ladies' Apartments are
complete; entrance on As
sembly street. BILL.
and BATH ROOMS
nre all new and In good
order. Ap 6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-23
SIMMONS LIVER RECUL LATOR!

For all Diseases OF the Liver, Stomach AM Spleen!
evidently Family Medicine being kept ready
resort wl save many an hour of suffering and
After forty years trial. it still receiving
e Its s. En from of the highest and
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
Tor HDAcHE Pain
stomach bad taste in the Mouth Bilious
fOboding offspring diseased Liver
Hon feel Dull Drowsy Debtstsd have frequent headache,
ing epd vs s % nea nre % eSis WIZ are
speedily and permanently
Regulated me great Suffering %reteSsdness as
Armed with this ANTIDOTE changes of
FEyERa BOWEL COMPLAINTS r REsTTEssNEss 1 @ JAUNnfGE
NAUSEA Cheapest Purest in
and pleasant remedy ife"-H Louis Nc.
occasionally when condition
Liver Regulator with good eE ct HON. II.
"Your Regulator has IN fol
am persuaded it is valuable addition the medical
81 have used the
can safely recommend to the best
used for that class Of diseases
cine"-C. A. Nur1nso reside Of City Bank ~
"We have
% L1os and E T1 Ss' plusss sat s
fontaine. - - : ee'' ~
LIVER 1HGUI.AEoR
rASks SICK aEna @ T Sgs 81 sSs At
SOUR STOMACH, HEART BURN &C., &C.,
1T HaO NO K7caI1a1.
Is faulNes Family Medicine,
drastic violent
Does not interfere with business,
Is no intoxicating beverae,
Contains the simplest andbe
RE o~r Repased s LIVER
IT,, Stamp and signature unbsoksn None other
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-07

SCHOOL MUSIC BOOKS.
Commence your instruction with
AME'N SCHOOL Music READERS.
IN 3 BOOKS.
pOOk I (35 cents) has !, charming
I'D course for Primary Schools. Book
II $50 cents) has one equally attractive
for Grammar Schools, and Book III go
cents) is fitted for higher Grammar
Glasses and High Schools. The very
practical, interesting nnd thorough
course in these books was constructed
by l.. 0. Emerson and w. s. Tilden.
For companion book use
Cheerful Voices. A large collection
Of genial School Songs, by l.. o. Emer-
son. A popular book. so cents.
Afterwards take up
THE HOUR OF SINGING,
CHOICE TRIOS, or
THE SONG MONARCH.
These books are for High Schools and
Academies. The Hour Of Singing, ($1.) }
by L. o. Emerson and ". $. Tiiden, is
arranged for 3, or 4 voices. Choice
I'ios, ($l,) by w. 8. Tilden, for 3 voices,
are choice in every sense, and The Sonq
Monarch, Us cents,) by II. r. Palmer,
assisted by L. o. Emerson, une1ceued
as book for Singing Clnsses ia equally
good for High Schools.
All books sent, post paid, for retail
price.
OLIVER DrTsON & CO., Boston.
CHAS. Fl. DITSON 4 CO.,
Mar 27 smT I'll Broadway, NY.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-07

=. Nevada brides WON'T stand. much fool
ishness ct a wedding. Recently one of
them, while going mp the aisle of the
church, stopped short and kicked NIL the
skin off the shins of groomsman who
trod on her trail. q
young lady in Indiana got up at
midnight, foddered the COWS, split some
wood and got the water on to wash, be-
lore she awoke. That's the kind Of u
girl for man to marry. Shed go out
some night and hoe two acres Of potatoes.
Here is little conundrum for strikers:
If, as they claim, they cannot live on the
reduced wages offered by employers,
how is it that they can live without uny
wages Mt all?
A veteran shop-keeper says that al
though his clerks are very talkatiye dur
ing the day. they are always ready to
shut up ut night.
What is the difference between a tube
and foolish DutchmanI One is a hollow
cylinder, and the other is silly Hol-
lander.
The vernal equinox has passed and the
gentle butterfly and the inquisitiye grnss-
hopper will soon be abroad in the land.
Que who knows says that the next
hardest thing to getting boy out of bed
IS to get him into it.
The Governor has appointed L. A.
Harper Triul Justice Of Colleton County.
Tha latest thing in front door locks
night keys.
A moose paper-n death warrant
False pride goes before false hair.
Old time rocks-rocking the cradle
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-07

Give your son o good education and
settled purpose in life, and when he is a
man he will not be content to sit baok of
o grocery stove and crack his finger
joints,
There is said to be but one divorce in
England to every ten in America. Com
Paratiyely few English people marry for
fun, it would seem. - I
Miss Eastman, in her woman suffrage
argument up at the State House, used
tho simile: "E yes as bright as buttons
on angels coats" She's getting brassy.
4 grocer, when complained. to about
selling bad eggs, said: "At this season,
the hens eint well and very often lay
bad eggs. ..,l., ~
Mrs. Gubbins says her husband is like
tallow candle: he always will smoke
when he goes out. @}
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-07

A funny joke. and all the more palat..-
BILE as it's truth can be vouched for, says
New Jersey paper, occurred at a pro-
minent church in that State. It seems
that worthy deacon had been very in
dustrious in selling new church book,
costing seventy-five cents. At the service
in question, the minister, just before dis
missing the congregation, rose and said
IAN ye who have children to baptizo will
please to present them next Sabbath. "
The deacon, who. by the way, was lit
tie deaf, having an eye on selling the
books. and supposing tho pastor was re-
ferring to them, Immediately jumped up
and shouted: "All who haven't, can get
as many al you want by calling on me,
at seventy-tive cents each."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-07
CITY HAIL GROCERY.
TO-Day'S Bulletin

TO-DSy'S Bulletin
COMPRISES arrivals of NEW HAMS,
" BONELESS SHOULDERS, Extra
BREAKFAST STRIPS, Extra Georges
Bank GOLDFISH, Boneless GOLDFISH,
something new.
Large accessions Of Brandy Cherries,
Preserves, de-, &c. Canned-Salmon,
Tomatoes, Lobsters; Fruits Oranges,
Figs, Lemons; Assorted Nuts-Pecans,
Filberts, Almonds, Walnuts; Raisina 4,
and whole boxes; Chocolnte, Broma
Cocoa; Maccaroni (and Cheeae3 Vermi-
celli; Sago; Tapioca.
CRACKERS-Cocoa and Tee,
mixed, Ginger Snaps, Mushroom, Fancy
Candy Tipped and Cream, &C., &C. Stock
replenished daily.
p. B.-Garden Sceds-Full line and
the finest assortment Of Flower Seeds
ever brought to Columbia. For sale low.
Apr2 GEORGE SYMMERS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-07

The New Haven Register relates that
an actor OF one Of the theatres was called
out thyse timee In one evening, not long
ago--twies by the sherif and once by 4
tailor. 6 =
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Notice to the Public Practitioners and
Students of Dental Surgery,

Notice to the Public Practitioner and
Students of Dental Surgery.
TIME South Carolina State Dental Asso-
Il citation will meet in the city Of Co
lumbin, on TUESDAY, May 4, 1875, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at the rooms of Drs.
Boozer & Wright, ut which time and
place the Board Of Dental Examiners in
the State of South Carolina will hold their
meeting in pursuance with the Act passed
by the Legislature of the State, entitled
IAN Act to regulate the practice of den
tistry, and protect the people against
empiricism in relation thereto. in the
State of South Carolina"
Candidates for examination will pre-
sent themselves Mt IL M. Of WEDNES-
DAY, May S, at the above mentioned
place.
THEO. F. CHUPEIN, D. d. S.,
President South Carolina S. D. A.
c. c. PATRICK, D. D. s.,
April Corresponding Secretary.
f.'-Greenville !M,cs copy twice a week
| until dnv
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Coming Revolution!
Yes, Mary's kussed little lamb,
Which had 80 hard time,
Disposing of that diamond ham,
Sought Mary for dime
Monopoly, 8 for Is Cents.
1t sailed forth, in anxious haste,
Determined then to spend it;
For speedy cure of pain it felt,
And thought "a smoke" would end it.
Celebrated 5 Cent Cigars!
To Perry & Slawson it invoked
The dime to be invested
In something fine, which could be
smoked,
And cause the ham digested.
Unrivalled half Dino Cigars!
The "Indian Girl" embraced the lamb.
And gave it two cigars;
The lamb, relieved instanter, cried
"Hide out, ye little stars"
A few more left of these same panaceaa
ut PERRY G SLWSON'S
Apr 6 Cigar and Tobacco Store.
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