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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-08

SHOCKING Manchester. England,
weaver recently said to Col. Foruey:
"Such men as we elect to our oity Of
noes would as soon think of setting
IRE to their owe houses as OF abusing
public trust,
WIZ our State and city officials make
o note OF this and govern themselves
accordingly? They should allow no
"b!arsted Bri.ishers" to sail before
them in this style. For the novelty of
the thing and to procure new sensa.
ton, they ought 60 try our far.off oou.
Sins plan of doing thiDgs. u.
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Como HOnso.

Major Woodward, OF Fairfield, has
received letter. which appears in the
Winnaboro Neaus, from young friend
who left Sonth Carolina to try his
fortunes in Texas. He says: when
ever you hear young fellow say that
be is going to leave old South Caro-.
lima, to and a new and better country,
just tell him Ito write, to 4. B., and
see whdt' he has to say" Many who
have sougbt other States have found
ont the came truth from their new
field of experience. There is no finer
country on tue globe than South Caro-
lima. It's political evils have not been
exaggerated. but we have hopes that
they will be transitory and are not
irremediable. Time at last brings all
things even. Our condition might
have been better to-day. if the many
citizens who have despaired OF i'm
provement had remained here, and
here employed their energy, means
and intelligence In o pecuniary point
OF view, every man who comes into q
State is considered to be worth in him
self 1000. In the last year Texas
has had large accession to her re-.
sources in the 200, 900 immigrants who
have, gone into it. Many of these, as
the writer OF the aforementioned
letter. afairom South Carolins, which,
OF oourss has been impoverished in
the dsgs tthst Texas has been en-.
riched.f Nhist sought not to- be-, Men
can do as'weii here as any whers else.
South Cavolipians ought to be able to
do better. Bat the possibility Of it ia
decreassd Id proportion TO the decrea 90
Of their numbers. They shonld stand
together. and together fight ont the
battle OF life, and fight down the evils
whiah.oppress their State. The duty OF
this is plain, but we only make the
poidt OF it's advantage. We will not
oensprs our, self exilyd citizens. We
would welcome their return and be
glad of their oo:operation in the efforts
we make to secure good government
and restore the general prosperity
We noticed with pleasure. few days
ago, the mention of return to Charles.
ton Of usefnl and enterprising citi-
zen, after years III absence. A friend
writesus from Abbeville to express his
qualification that Rev. T. Jacobs, D.
D., who haa made his home for some
years at Tallahassee, Florida, has
come baok and will soog open female
school in odkeaShsy. E'fon athe same
State sc => =s;s:.:J :t:5 5ssl piusrsd 10
reoeivs Col. JlhG}.i Gibhosi ana now,
our. former ciGzsa. Gen. John s,
Preston, who has for, q year or two
past resided in h,a.nativs Virginia. has
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-08

The will OF the late Gerri. Smith has
been in existence without material
alteration for twenty years. It be.
queaths one half Of his entire pro-
perty to his wife. The other half
be divides between his two children,
Col. Greene Smith and Mrs. Charles
D. Miller. The estate is worth about
80, ,00O. 900.
The Boston Globe notices that "New
Grieuuu" uuw taa0s tho piaoo y; .;;sT,:i .;rS su.
chester" in "Sheridan Twenty Miles
Away" There comes day, o Globe.
when o much warmer place will, in ita
turn, be substituted for 'New Or
leans," with little Phil. much nearer.
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A
i NEW SENSATION. "A girl is the cause
ofit. Money woe tho object. Inquire
the result. ~" - 'sS. F.ii}'s, 4i.i-tj
TIE NEW, THEATRE The Uity
Opera House will be opened Tor the
first time to accommodate our play.
goers. on the night CT Wednesday,
January ID. on which occasion Miss
Adelaide Phillipps will appear in the
BARBER OF Seville. Aside from the
operatic attractions, our citizens should
take opportunity to witness the splen-
did scenery aud other accommodating
arrangements Of the City Opera House.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS. Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ, 3 P. NJ. closes
ii \. NJ. 6 T. II. Charleston openbS
A. NJ, $50 T.. NJ. closes s A. M.,6P.
AL. Western opens e A. NJ, Up.
NJ; closes 6. l.3O z. M. GreenvilIe
opons 6. 70 P. n. closns 6 a. M. Viii
mington opens Z. NJ; closes 10. 80
A. II. On Sunday open from 2.8o to
3.30P PM. 'a'"'n
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Great activity exists iu Cuban circles
in New York, and it is rumored that
active preparations are going ON in
fitting out an expedition which, it is
believed, will result very differently to
the ill.fated Virginius affair.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-08

The first of January opened a new
era in the trade Of st. Louis by the
opening OF the bridge at that city
across the Mississippi for the transfer
Of freight. N.,..s
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-08

HOTEL ARRIVALS. JANUARY 7.-Hen-
drir House-T M Lawry. YorkvilIe, g
Dixon, 3 O; Miss s e Goldip, 8 @; G.
NJ Harman, Lexington; III Kingbnry,
Pn; A Beckham, II A Gibson, Fair.
field; E Delin. N Y; j L Gresei,. Provi-
dence. ..a h., lto>
Mansion House-L A Kettle, John
Boyle. city; A B Whites. Prosperity;
J W Kennedy. Williamston; G L Reed,
Cokesbury; S B Mot, N Y. .,.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-08

BE JUST TO YoURs ELF AND GENEROUS
TO YOUR WIFE.-Keep your farm ac-
counts correctly and regularly in the
Rural Accountant" and give your
wife cory of the "Caroina House
wife" The large sale of the Rural Ac-
countants has enabled the publishers,
Walker, Evans & Co1swell, Charles
ton. S. c., to stereotype the forms, and
Mus reduce the cost. They now offer
the small size at 81. and the large at
81 so, per mail, postage prepaid. The
Carolina Housewife is Miss Rutledge's
old established cookery book, and
should be in every house in Oaro.
lima. jill
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ScHEScK's PULMoNIo SYRUP, SEA
WEED Tonic AND MANDRAKE P1ILs.-
These deservedly celebrated and popu-
lar medicines have effected revolu.
ton in the healing art. and proved
the fallaoy of several maxims which
have for many years obstrncted the
progress OF medical Science. The
false snpposition that Consumption
is incurable." deferred physicians from
attempting to End remedies for that
disease, and patients afflicted with it
reco nciled' themselves to death without
making All effort to escape from O
doom which they supposed to be una
voidable. It is now proved, however,
that Consumption can be cured, and shat
it has been cured in very great num-
Der Of Cases (some OF them apparently
desperate ones) by Schenck's Pulmo-
mic Syrup alone; and iu other GASES by
the same medicine in connection with
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Man
drake Pills, one or both, acc ording I'd
the requirements Of the case.' 81 'ss,F
DIR. Sohenck, himself, who enjoyed
uninterrupted good health fo, more
than forty years. was supposed, at one
time to be at the very gate of, death.
his physicians having pronounced his
case hopeless, and abandoned him to
his fate. He was cured by tho afore.
said medicines, and, since his recovery,
many thousands similarly laffected
have used DR.. Schenck's preparations
with the same remarkable success.
Fnll directions accompany each,
making it not absolutely necessary to
personally see DR.. Sohenck. unless pa
tients wish their lungs examined, and
for this purpose he is professionally at
his principal Office, corner Sixth and
Arch streets, Phiiadelphia, every Mon.
day, where all letters for advice must
be addressed. Scheuck's medicines
are sold 10y MI druggists. Jan lis
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, Deaths in Charleston for the week
ending January 2, 28-whites IL; GO.
lorcd Ia 's"'ii
: The Carolina Spartan has com.
menced its thirty.sccond volume. j.
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HEINoUs OUrRAaE.-The particulars
have just come to hand of most out
ragoous and heinous crime, committed
in Union Township, in this County,
on the night Of tho Oath ult. On the
night in question, yonng lady by the
name of Margaret c. Rivenbark was at
the residence of Mr.. Wm. J. Gurganus,
and some time during the night tho
house was forcibly entered by q negro
by tho name of Liberty Boney, who
was accompanied by three other ne
groes. NIL heavily armed. The last
mentioned remained ut the door, while
the villain. Boney, entered, seized
Miss Riyenbark. aud committed q
gross outrage upon her person. In
the meantime, Mr.. Gurganus, who was
nnarmed and defenceless, and also
menaced by the three armed mon at
the door, was unable to afford any as
distance, as he was confident that any
such attempt on his part wonld not
only be useless, but would seal his wn
fate. His hellish design accomplished,
Boney and his companiohs Aed.
Wilnlin1t0n Star
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LIST OF New ADvERrrsEMENTs. ~.
Adelaide Phillipps-Opera Houss.
w. B. Gulick-Oity Bills. 1t'',l
Ruoms to Rent.
W. Stieglitz-Notice. =.
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not difficult TO alarm the timid, and
iuvalids are proverbially so. Aware Of
this fact, the vendors of pseudo bitters,
"entirely free from alcohol" hive
rnised false cry against tonic prepu-
ratious containing spirits. and no
doubt have frighted few sick folks
into purchasing the fermented rubbish
which they sell, aud which is Infinitely
more injurious than the vlest drams
drunk at tavern bnrs. But already q
Tremendous reaction has set III agulnst
these nbominnbIe nostrums, which,
being devoid Of the uicoholi: bIsis
which alone prevents !!an!a botanic
preparations from turning sour, lie.
compose almost rs soon as mude Qus-
letters Stomach Bittrrs bus lived and
| will live down mul;ituies Of such im-
postures. 4 regular recurrence Of the
demuud Tor the great Alternative invigo-
| rant from those who have always been
its patrons, shows that they have not
swcryed in their time honOrca nile
glance to Americas most popular re-
mody; and u constant influx Of now
orders demonstrates how little impress
sion. after all, the blatant denunciu-
tions OF the mock bitters men have
made upon the general public. So long
ns Hostettcr's Bitters continue to cure
and prevent Intermittent and remittent
fevers, dyspepsia, constipation, kidney
diaease and the numerous other all.
meuts to which they are adapted. they
will continue to dominate 10 the factious
opposition of humbugs. and that will
be inst as long as they ore manufac-
tured aud sold. Be it known unto oil
bogus nostrum venders, Of every de-
gree OF auducity and knavery, that
they en- never hope to puff them
selves iuto public favor ut the expense
Of Uostetter's Bittcrs, the reputation
of which is founded, as it were. upon
a rock. Jot3NI
CnERAw AND CHESTER RAILROAD
Tho final surveys of the Cheraw aud
Chester Railroad, with Col. Gardner
as Chief Engineer. have been com.
pleted, and the route located. The
contract for the entire work Of grad
ing, trestle work, furnishing the cross.
! ties And laying the iron between Ches.
ter aud Lancaster. has been awarded
to Messra. Ellis aud Deal. ut the Engi-
neer's estimates. twenty-five per cent.
of which is to bs paid in the bonds of
Chester and Lancaster Counties. The
contractors will commence at each end
OF tho route on the 18th instant. and
the work is to. be prosecuted vigorously
until completed.
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MIR BEEcHER's New YEAR REcEr.
TIoN.-AIr. Beecher kept open house,
and the fnct is Interesting as showing
the temper of the Brooklyn and New
York people towards him. On the
outer door of his residence was the
placnrd. Come in without ringing, 4"
and from l O'Clock in thu morning to
7 O'Clock in the evening the hero Of
the grent scandal stood in his front
parlor. broastin5 the ceascloSs streu m
Of visitors. Snme Plymouthte fur
nislied rrcoriing clerk for tue occn-
sion, and When tho reception was over
he reported that Mr.. Beecher hnd had
nearly 1900 callers Mr.. Tiltou's
residence, nbout half mile away, was
as gloomy ns prison. The inmate
did not receive, for obvious reasoIs,
Mrs. Tilton, who now lives with her
friends. the Ovingtons, was not pre-.
sent with them to receive callers. Mrs.
Moultou's front door was ornamented
with q tiny card basket. So. from a
social stand point, the day was tri i.
umph for the Decchor faction. Or the
crowd which hocked to the preacher 9
residence, doubtless few persons
were attracted by curiosity, but the
minority were those ardent admirers
of Mr.. Beecher, inside and outside Of
his congregation, who would not be-
lieve him guilty if hundred juries
pronounced him to be So"
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- ~ - ,
NEW SENSATION FOUND OUT. Some
lucky ones have found out this secret,
and the way they are taking advantage
of the discovery is fattering to the girl
Of This period.
Miss ADELAIDE PuILL1pPs.-T
distinguished prima donna will make
her appearance before Columbia nu-
dience in Italian opera, at the City
Opera House, on Wednesday night. the
18th instant, in the play of the Barber
of Seville. a New York exchange says
Of her:
40 say that Adelaide Phillips is
the finest contralto in America is to
say nothing, for the reason that on this
side of the Atlantic there are no COM
petitors for her laurels. TO say that
Europe does not possess her equal is to
state fact.
"Miss Adelaide Phillips, as the star,
sang the intensely interesting role of
Rosina with never.failing grace and
sweetest notes. AS 40 actress, she is
perfect, and carried the audience by
storm. especially in her light moods,
as Rosina in her great character. Dur
ing the music.iesson scene, in the third
act, she sang Bsndelari's Laughing
Song in English, and was so warmly
applauded that she responded with
And the Years Glide By'-a gem
During the singing OF this the au-
disnoe Vas silent as the gtave-the
:.eet rctess, ic@ and traranlnna: aank
to the heart Of every listener--and she
finished amid storm of applause ahoh
as was never before heard in the hall. "
Doubtless Miss Philippe will receive
D warm Welcome from onr play.goers.
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EXTRA!

AhI ANNOC NJ
A NOTABLE AND EXCEPTIONALLY FINE coLLEo
TION or PAINTINGS By GREAT AODEl.S MAoEEASeA
BELONGING TO MR. HENRY T. CHAPhAN,lE
EXTRACTS from Notices OF the Press
finest private collect Of Art WORKS that has ever
offered Al pablo auction IN this city"
Of the works Judgment and taste have
been shown
The collection peculiarly rich in little Cabinet Gems By
the great European artists"
AS representative present ts the moss
complete yet offered To the public
assembled works IL crecitaoe -
Anrcaa bot Is snch example OF each art
ist & he would like To be judged by"
Here brought face face with Of the mastor
spirits Of the art world"
seldom rally works
foand ~ the collection OF private gentleman"
The elimination ot merit appear be reached IN
The general works shown Of
unusually Orier OF merit Of them being real gomA
The coll ectfon one excellence and includes
Of the most popular ar lists on The ConteOe
I'VE hope all Interested art VIII avail themselves Of TIN
occasion"
These nne free exhibition AZ the
IFAVTTr ART ROOMS, SIT Broadway, and evening.
and ~ Ligaost Ddder without
OF n tat on the evening" oi MONDAY and fu is-
DAY. 20 and ~. .
For the convenience OF buyers seas viii be reserved anA
uCkets Issued upOu application 9" tlie ancto
The Aessrs. hEANiff, Auetioneera
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EUROPEAN Advertisements.

DEAnTTANCES TO EUROPE, CHINA, ia
HI Pa, INDIA, and O. ALL fARtS OF TIE N1l'LJ'
erte Blnk checks easle, at tAe current rae O.
ell g. by bankers win tie Cbegue Bans. IN al
paris %. t-0wOrld
VINUE CHEQUE BANK, HEAD OFFICE,
A PAIL NJ all EAST LuND ~, Is, q LAND. Cheiue
fssnk Checks amount NOS exc 81 ne Ale may
by scn1ins ., the Secretary the peeearf Oen
tceler with one ding Government stamps Co.
Oh ever cLocaA
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5ituutions tDan!c1--f.malco.

Mlscellllc0IJ.
AT SIMMSs SELECT AGENCY, No. 543
~ 6th.a,e near 30 Will be obtained g,od COLORhD
southern ~EiiVANT male and female just fIom the south
not particular high objection ~ Tie country
NOLORED SERVANTS-Evely capacity, at
~ Titus" AGENCY: established lS1A i42 Amty ST..
door from 6thaye
COOK, northumberland, &c.-By two
~ capable Welsh girls oS tier IN pc vate family one
tnoS and Iagndruss OtlcT ChamJermail amt
Wal rens And and obi iny AMI will 10 - ~ork to
gel ~ ooJniTy. Cal loo 6thav bet StA and 9tn
sta, stairs
NOOk, WASHER and IROAER, and CHAM
" BEhMAIu aud WAITKEoS-fwo coOrcd yourg WOMEN
wnuli lace ogcth the former Is guod family cora
and LIudrs the latter excellent chambermai AID ait
noGird reference. Apply at ODELBs AGENCY. lO9 West
~ 81. corser BtOAiAay.
COOk AND WAlTRESS-By two excellent
~ Dbeint servants, tic rst class tailt 49,
roast. boil ds game AID poultry can bone aI
lrl variety Oi o.iicios nssrrt- the ctoi u
Thorough wgirss. Uuit rstanus her Guaineos h. also
satisiacty Can De srh NJ o-I 9th
ave-, =. 3Ut1 and 3ftli So FHENCii BC ht-AU
COVERNESS-WAN by an English
I lady A rH,sitlnn A. OOVEit4> fsS or CONPANIUS :
tar drawug AMI la in. AiuTrss L. 81 -. "a Wasdug
sluaru, uOru- city.
XNANTED--A situation us GOFERNESS by
w Jo.ng ay having years eAcrlvLci "A ,eae.er
city country rJiercncos Arrss A A. L. T. u Bon 1'3
NVANTED-By practical housekeeper of
COOL executive ability, rt,,i ION la "Lo"ers ram
Il, ,o.e eiilron. woul give teia ex.eet care
best A4LIirf, so iLst %3d VI call
Aftcf I " M
NNANTED-A SITUATION by person of
Refinement 49, -. Us rkbErE ia PR, aso family ur
could DO usalu y h0Iel iaIais niga-
vala. Address IiOUskkEEPHil box 90 Tribune Uptown
On.es. l.2So bfDadsay
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Cooks.
C0OK. or HOVeTWORK-By n Swe,

Cooks.
COOK, or H0USEW0RK-By Swedish wo-
~ fnnn h rood col. washer AMI loler Is gno hos.
keeper city OF country Cal at the PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU, No lSs 9th ave, Over ths drug ssere
G0OK.--A Young woman IA first-class COOK I;
~ makes 81 kns Of sDnrs desserts Jeilirs prcservea
pastry cTpas irt. Turn s undOnblei references
Apply at ODELLS AGENCY. 100 West Sath St. corner
Broadway
C00K--By iirst-class Swedish COOK has
v vsly best references from ri,ata families in ts city !.
- cakes wi Ing and olgng Cab Al No LOG 6thege
between 9Th and 0tisis, ups airs
E0OK-By North of Ireland Protestant woman,
~ hic ly respectable and thorough meals cams
iasiries gets side dishes rOD bra and
scu baker b lest fnOnial sober, hoesi, nef Kind ana
oiLrinsi ,0ln;ry OF eiy. Apply at BOohHAhr Sof sih
ave. near 2jis
E0OK.-By a thoroughly competent Prot
~ es.ant woman who IS goe COOK n every branch coks
c maker; O5irC uB tn TIC has two years
ndaons frvm last ilace. Cal, az CARPENTERS,
l3s Wtsi in -. corner 9th ave-
40 EAST 35TIl-ST.--A competent Woman
4 a. COOK ant assist at washing Cah be seen at present
employers.
SlDN WEST 19TII-ST.-A reliable woman as
A~uO COOK; would assist with washing; tine best
reference.
00r 7TH-AVE.-A young girl rs COOK in
80 wi eate family thoroughly understands her bus
wilits 90 saas "a washing btst city reierenee
IL 7TH-AVE., between 4Sth and 10th
STA r-spec arl' wtndl as frstclass COOK IN
derstas I'll kind, of family cooking. ton French AMI I'm
gis ala soups, sb. MEATS pasry aud cItns oi a KINDS IS
excel baker VIII rg IN take tie entire charge ~ TIE
r~q rv ARDS marketing lst employer cn
be seen. CaL b. ston .or two days.
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amusemenis.
A academy or MUSIC. ITALIAN OPERA.
IN Musical Director -. MAX MARETZEK
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April p, al s.
DEBUT OF NILE. o. moHAinI;


SIbSEs6aYi nyEsiYe, April q, a.
DEBUT OF NILE D. moHALHI
AsR coaIs ANb e =, NE, az 8 and
SCI cats ai Gcads s5 MS 7ol and III Broadway
A academy OF MUSIC, 14th-st.One Night
Travelling Company. The GranJ,st Combination yet MT
II s nSq Goa cany he R sa The Sst Hris 10Th
In Amer,a and Europe and oaers the uesi anal 81
fs Ssrael roi@rs Ios s saa Is bie tSe Ssion
Sas Ssnas 1 nn Mo Aon s sena sanl Vce Sta
The Toy SIT - rLarsng ohaTce Dnrti,s; rhs tieidigs
sr IA ~, ysA a ssl mss t0S s law hsr t
beautiful rrrsea OF young Of the day Frank
GiTar The er-ae Come an BIC see ami loger the great
FlIa lap Fsudango Pastor WHO VIII positively appear
.ian 5ce; rcryrd seats i55 Famiy cTclr &c; Reye
SIT 80 ana - 'aeh - e eats IA ace1y HHs 81 Sae
once Academy II M,s.o, ~ Broadway and 0 broadway
4 C0L0s" " CONCERTi
~ THE CRoM MIG MUSICAL EVENT or TUB
BARNUMs li1iPODR0NE' M
GRASD TIssriMo c5Si c Hrais TO
THE iiiS4 q lis fFEdi'rNp
IrhB bfSrg' s1r p large T9n so fsRK
The Excni We Committee respectfully announce that they
"'''' '''' DlsTiNG0isiirE III , XErlsrs AND
Mrs PHILIP Ms. s 9GNi Bsgl5ff c..,,.o
air +. REfMEi,'rZ Isass and
hIr. ;. q. ~ LES, Itanist,
In conjunction With
THE NEWYORK ORA !OiIJ SOCIETY,
THE BROOKLYN HANDEL And HAYDN SOCIETY,
TIL AEI0N 500 IETY,
Forming the
MOST BRILLIANT AMI EfFEf'TINE
Body OF Nch Appeared O-ttLef In tbs city.
supp eel by orchestra ~
OH HUNDRED MUSICIANS;
Willie ~ irsaFt tie
FTNE ACOUSTIC QUALITIES
Of the LiprodrOne beng rrcT, RI avai aB'e, an
IMMENSE . HESFfAI a. y CHORAL STAGE
contaiuing nearly
ONE THOUSAND PEHtORNEI.S.
CONDrC TOR ..----......... . Dr. LEOPOLD DAHROScH
Among the features % TIE Co.o ri are Dgeti'oNGns
- BfIM r. CHORAL FANTA1Il.
for soil Tiano SfD Chcris. and Fan Orchestra
WIIE \ b. TILL. aNAIS ~ Dk DAAiIH : III.
written lTcs for this occasion in c0mnemora on OF
IIIE CEN fENhiAI. CELEBRATION OF IHE
BATTLE OF LEXINGTON.
In connection with mo -rimre OF
RESERVED SEATS. - ADMISSION, 80 CENTS.
They - Office 81 Tire lprpiipwe,
Madison Tyson Windsor IO,e Ditnn Pond = ami
hilrti music siDru and az ..nap NO ia SfuadNay
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feciures ar1 aleetin IS.
fine ArIs

A RI SALE IMPORTANT
COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.
belonging The OF ar. JOHN G.. FORCE ldeceaseah
btOn day and evening oIn pr 10 until time of saio
Apr 81. =. and %, ri 3 .. m. at tle - - - ..
SOMknNILLb AhT GALLERY, 81 FIITH-ANE.
Force will among the first OintrOincs
repuaniave II lngsh Art into tins country. ans
reputation A msaes the collection n"ts
~ ny. - .-.x-
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE BY ORDER Of KfA1
EXECUTOR
ARTISTS REPRESENTED:
GEO. BARLASD. KOEk.k OEk.
J. q. BROWN, CAkMlNhE.
6JNOUX JAMES ~ HART.
VAN i.EEPUTTEN, DE- BUELL.
GRO. MOkELAND, FbOTHINGHAM,
ODDIE A. CHAPPELE.
VAN SL,BEN, DANBl, JR,
: j Guy HENRY SLAYER
St;IAEFELS, MM HART.
W. SLAYER JR, COLE
T. HEkRlSG, SR, EERhlNH; gR,
SkAEIFS T. G. " ILLIAAS
N.NEHLlG, DAHBly Ok.
GEO. INNESS, j. EAlsl-
A CRDPSEY,
SCii.ERiS DIBDEN,
DE VOS OEit1EI,
WM. SHAVER So. WILSON.
MUtRtS. EOLFL-
DoUGiifY. GEO. ARMFIELD.
AND MANY OTHERS.
ROBERr SOMERYILI.E, Arctioneer.
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GAS AND STEAA FITTINGS BRASS VALVES AND
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Gas AND STEAM FITTEES' TOOLS
CAHI-iRON GAS AND WAFER PIPE
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