The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 06, 1869, Image 3
I^fTDOS., June 5.-Lord BrSffibi
formerlySecretary o? War, is dead; ago.
.Th? temperate Bpeecb of Clarenden :
the Houso of Lords, last evening, '.
the ?abject of the Alabama trw1.?
elicited tho following comments from tl:
London journals this morning: j
The Times says: "For our own paV
considering the demands of America amj
the ready concession of England.. W
wonder that the latter got off so well.'
The rejection of the treaty was mere a
lttoky chanco than the result of the
firmness of anybody engaged in behalf
of Great Britain."
The Star f>ays: "The Americans con
no longer doubt our willingness to do
them right, or our determination to pre?
serve our national character and credit."
DUBLIN, June 5.-4,000 persons put in
a protest against the dis-establishment of
the church.
' /MADRID, June 3.-Admiral Topete
read Dulce's telegram announcing his
resignation as Captain-General of Cuba
before the Cortes lust evening. Mar?
shal Serrano asked for a suspension of
judgment until the arrival of Dulce, aud
until the particulars in tho matter are
known. It is rumored that Geu. Dulce
was recalled on account of his leniency
tithe Cuban insurgents. .
/BRUSSELS, June 5.-The upper Cham?
ber of the Lower House has decided to
abolish imprisonment for debt.
PARIS, June. 5.-Ernest Burdett suc?
ceeds Favre to watch French iuterests in
Mexico, but will hold no communication
with the Government.
M. Lavelette officially declares that the
war rumors published in the newspapers
recently are without any foundation.* j,
.! -~- r
Domestic A"cv.-*.
, . .AV.OCSTA, June 5.-The Elberton Ga-t \
zeUe,. states that an insurrection, plot hos :
been disclosed by a negro, baviig for its ?
?bjeettbebiirningof tho town of Lexing-1 :
. ton, thu County seat of Oglethorpe, and j
'massacre of the inhabitants. The Sheriff !
and a posse in arresting the negroes im- ! '
plicated,, were resisted "by one, whom'
? they shot and killed.
' CHARLESTON, . Juno 5.-Arrived-i
-schooner; Sarah Cullen, Philadelphia:'
brig H? C. Brooks, Sierra Morena.;
-Seued-steamor James . Adser, 2?<^w !
Toxi^ schooners Myrover, Xew Yurkl^
Henry Allen, Philadelphia.- 1
. Chas.-.-Langley, colored, has been ap- '
pointed Minister to Liberia.
, 'ST'.'LOUIS, Juno 3.-Col. Weir has re- i,
turned to Fort Hayes norn pnrsuiug~the JI
. Indians who committed tho" outrages at
Fossil Creek, but did not overtake them.
; Another scouting party was sent out by
Gen. Custar, yesterday morning. About* /
100 Indians were seen last evening wi thinf&
"."ft mile of Sheridan, with a red fia;?;
-hoisted. e!|a
.SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-General'
.Thomas has assumed command rice'
Geh'. Halleck, transferred to the Depart?
ment of tho South. The steamer China,
j fir Hong Kong, took over ?1,000,000.
.fc* ..'.fit.rb ?V (.un*
"I WASHINGTON, June tk'r^S^^'^jg^eA?
;:jreports from Matanzas, fith ult., tl.at I ry
the feeling of animosity between the j ?
Iuriteers and Cubans 'exists much less' '
than he had been led to believe. When
at Havana, on tho 20t'u, a stranger
would not suspect a revolution to be in
progress. Lieutenant Commanding Est
man reported that the railway to Puerto
Principe had been repaired, aud a loco?
motive and freight cars had come down
to Nuevitas at a slow rate, taking titree
days to go forty-eight miles, and guard?
ed by 2,000 men. On the Sth or 10th
of May, i bauds of insurgents attacked
the convoy of a train, defeated them
and destoyed the bridges built by tho
Spaniards, I captured forty-three officers
and men, including a colonel. This is
the only decided success the revolution?
ists have lately had. The removal of
General Lesea by the Governor, and the
appointment of General Letona to suc?
ceed him, gave great dissatisfaction. In
couseq?enoo of the successful landing of
exp?ditions in the distriot of Guantini
mo, and the defeat of tba Spaniards in
> recent engagements, the insurgents had
been greatly strengthened, and new life
infused into the movement, when to all
appearances it was dying out two weeks
c previously.
HAVANA, June 5.-Dulce sails to-day.
".The Federal frigate Sahitre has arrived.
In August, 1868, Rev. John H. Potter
Boston for South Carolina, taking
with him a wife and daughter. His
mission was to find a chance to open a
ool and better his condition.
When last h^ard from, ho was at a hard
. ware: store' mying a double-barrel ^hot
ann, and jr st starting on the trail of a
. heavy-muscled Ethiopian, who thc day
before bad eloped with bis only daugh?
ter. Brethren, let U3 unite, etc.
** . . -
There is a family residing in Waverly |
Place, New York city, consisting of three |
persons, whose united ogois only twenty- '
nine years and a few mouths. The phy?
sician's certificate describes the father as
a 3ohool-boy, aged fifteen, and the
mother as a school-girl, aged fourteen.
The ohild is only tjv/:l,ve days old.
i Mary Shane, eleven years oid; has
been arrested in Syracuse, N. Y.\ ir
^poisoning a family "in which she lived,
and setting firo to the house. She had
previously made threats of this nature.
?Wali Pangr.>
FIRE SCREEDS. JkArti: SHADES, ?nd
CURTAIN FVCR. 1,500 j.icces ot the
above jn?t in, afrfrVitly reduced price?, at tht
Paint ?nd TC?rtl Pap* Store.
June 5 2^_-, JAME?? BROWN.
Fresh Fruit Wd Crackers.
5BOXES OdANOES, 5 boxes I^mor.H. 4
barrel? Appl^. Hom- Itadhb,,*#round and
unground-luat relived ar
, " 3fas>^ IIOOFMAN 3,
En?t side- M*tJ*Coti As,senu Iv street.
.CRACKERS of^ttiklnme 'Hand.'
Juno 6 j 2' '
Flour- U*?vy, nod 50e., lo##r;i%
?carce and a abad* firmer.. Cota ac
'o>*- _ Wbiskev leycj-oflf^t&.'afecOT
>ork 81 25. Urd^t^PeTtlo ;
I2\ Gold olo?d flT!?? atsdnJ
Armer; ?fgi^ * afc ?
*d da?, ?"ri*?*'a?9?retamt
JISSATI, 5v n|"?ey weak, afc l.oc
Pork kekT
* Bacon firfii^S-T^hiskej acth
ft7@17U~heTa>e?er-ibnTera ofl
?. Xard uegkoie*r-shoulder8, 13'
(jRLBSTON, June 5.-CSker; hams 18
jd, and ^c. better; 18*. .
d-middlings ?9;.receipts 25%ari gOC
b-sTA, Jane 5.- Cotton m?ajj?
sal?s 260 bales; reoeipts Cun^
fiugs28. . i
ris-xAn, Tune 5.-Cotton Afc 28}?
29; enies ?30 bales; receipts 449;
n 1,227; 31
c XE, J.une?.-rCotton firm and in
demand;isales. lj700 bale?-flow
a iga 27?i(ffl27 ^'receipts 4 bales.
i Osi/EAS'sjJ'One 5.-Cotton firmer
ling 2S>'i sales-106 bales; receipts
. xold38,5G' Flour firmer-super
1 ?5; doubh and treble 6.50. Corn
? Oats 72 Pork 83.50. Bacon
I;ed ??<?s\jC. ' Molasses firm.
:':y 95<3fl.'00. Coffee dull-fair
I pox, Jane 5-3 P. M.-Consols
Bond3 quiet, it 851j}.
nnroorJ, Jane 5-3 P. M.-Cotton
-uplands 11%; Orleans ll7g.
fife, Jone 5.-Cotton opened buoy- ?
pot 142,^. ..
e Thousand Dollars Reward
SEBEAS, iuforinjuipn.bft.0 L?en received
tr this r<ertartta?nt that, orci.tho hight
-'.li ol Hay, tie atables of Hr. Ti.onias
ifti il, ?it Salubrity, riche us County,
f-?l 'bT inc?udiRrie*? anti tuat bia ton,
VILLIAFD, while battening to them
e dwelling Louee, was basely assassi
y unknown partied. .
know v?, that I4 BODI HT K. SCOTT,
|W of tho State Qi South Carolina, in
that the ' Incendiaries and murderers
s brought to condign punishment, clo
r offer a reward' of ONE THOUSAND
ALS f'>r their'apprchemio?, uviMtbef cl
and delivery in>.any j ?L m thai ?Vav?a
root to convict.
itnoov whereof, ? have hereunto ft't ruy I
I, and cause! the Great (Seal of thc I
3 to be a?lxed,.at Columbia, this ?th dan
me. A. D. I860, and in the ninety-thirl '
cf the independence of the United 1
ea of America. . 7
' ROBERT IL' jSCOTT, Governor.
. CiajDozo, Secretary of State.
6 2-'
Keowee C?urirr copy twice._
Notice to Correspondents.
. pariros"who ha-we been sending funds
; Postr-ORice Order tb us, will, in future,
>y Southern Enrrees, and oblige
5 , , 7 g. A G. D. HOPE.
Ntotice...
; CJWBSOnl CHAMBER.
JCoLrsnsrx, June 4. ?S'19.
L'.^rd ol' l?lith will visit tho different
arda of tliAjftv ou Friday, the 11th
t. The ciyWSs are notified that their
ea muet Jpe thoroughly cleaned and in
ord>r, emt the penaitie?, aa provided by
nn?nce#??c.? the city, will be enforced/,
ash, j/arfcAge, ?tc, from lots, sboub I bc
IA tmfstrie"? op or before the mon lug
tQthfin??t. ] -
?Wler ojQhc itaatd. 1
31 M 8' iTcMAHON, SeoretaT r.
I WarAd. Immediately.
1?E GBlWEEli FEMALES, to servfb as
?AcWU \at-?fhe Lunatic Asylum of
,fcroJna, Afcalalry I2?0 pqr annum and
IKoKlioanfa whl be required to furbish
::.l'f?l':-JturierinteBdeht L'. XTS. C.
? TS IN'AND OUT OF S?A30N.
LEMONS AND OBAKG?S,
(W 1 >ate*. Prunelles, > ?
Ni i iga. Prunoe. . . J
?J Afresh lot of fine French Confection*
Something rich, rare and paUtableJ ?
fcc^e^Coiwarmf, fiTcIly^iK?snfar. J
?5, Toys, Toya, Toys, T,oys; Tdys,
? FAN. ENJILESS VARIETY. I
9$ and PIE??- fresh and made to lor de
?wANDI LS manufactured dailv. B
^ftt Set?' An?, heaWryjjima^oft ese
1 ? ? Keep Cool! ^ ]
Hlbscrr.er, ii>tonuing,'to:giv? his?ricn
B?nitrs aVhlmce to keep cool.^as 1
?ft lei reduce the price of cr.'?iM '
sHrict) cf tho season..?
Ker quart, 7$ cents.
?per plate, 2d ??nts. M
Di per bait platel lu cents.
B pde and Fruit tt>evora^|s, l? ceVnts p
Ind be conTl'^efl 1 the correcftnesH
|loV: J. MCKENZIE,
ri? 4__^_ ....^?friu .#tr<?f t.
Pamily Supplies. "1 /
'--a- CHOICE GREEN AND DLAf
gy TEAS, . I
? ljH 10 cases Italian Macean ii,
? H Young America and Cuting
W/???? Cheese,
SsnConatry Butter,
p-oiti Leaf Lard,
.ara F'.Tiily Flonr.- ln l-v.-- nd b rretB,
3c l?-Raiala?,' Flour,
r. ,c UocoHte M 1 < ' eoe,
Cider and V like Wino Yin gar,
iia( Laauara and )..?> Coffee^,
thige Sugax-ciu tjd Hams,
rtUluast Bacon and Country Cnn 1 ha:nt
iftVeyV and HcEwea's Scoteh Al?, '
i.ivciny ^Perkips' London Portet J
lat&wua Wine and Ch&mpaguo,
P.i sir',; Champagne ana Claret,
tt?sh, and tor sa!.? fcw by
h A*? O. D.HOPE,
beat
?arcs
.nj, !
nd,
?@
re,
er
?.?
id
?0
wi
Bm dava. A bt3^^mrJb?5p
Kt;lt acid ta thyattfjach.
Kin Warehouse!''
m, io. cloae consignment, the
Ik of THRESHEfl3\WwEB
IE6SE3-all warranted. The
111 complete, with captcitv of
I ilmshele for ten hour** work.
Ijsold considerably Mow coat
fee S. H. SPENCER, .
v arehoueo, Columbia, S. C.
Ipede Rink.
?Y'?THALL.
now open to tho ptrulic as a
blocipede Rink.
|g to learn the uee ol the Ye
I ia considered a very healthy
Ind a variety of Machines, suited
pr Iuatruction3.
fething Extra Fine!
THE Triumph Soda Water Ap?
paratus I? ia fall operation for the
Reason, with choice Bvrapa made
bf pure juice of fruit, ???
Iv an S Bazaar and Ice d*am Sa
_j_Slay 30
!?r>33L Out
rca
May
P??fcd?
and kai
r.s all] F
pnrcln
SHCEl
me a
my mJ
Juni
'n Prices of j
Ls, Notions
:o K aduce
M'S.
;ainj
.rad
>T AN jj HAT.
:IV;NG
Jiiies di
Ithe bebt
Vt-1>- iu w~
_l North -hrolinit,
lenients wk them
Ire indue* Acute to
lng to buvBOOTS,
le money lr piving
lcd i ljort p?>iks"ia
'A. SMYJHF;,
Columbia Hotel.
G-oods!
OlT?H aa BEBEQES. G l:ltDI^k?>' mWl
ij (fRGANDIES, LAWNS?' <?
?Woffer inducement* r0.P,rIc1 for>Tl
BMfcg DRESS GOOD* ! 1 belauf of tue
bltfon.
ibo, in receipt c t a r u ! ?i pbeUy'a Eid
Olive?, Bilk'and Li?lc?v1*i G,,<}vc Fitting
Cifsote, Done and Reef,',**,*?' aU ?^?Ffc
lite of Trimming Wbboffrvrldt?**,,.acoUlr"i
F?oges, Q?mp,%raid8?Xt0,.8'l &?-!.&c;J
b elegant assortmJ0**!" L.uder A V*>
bullit, luie thread, ih|u md white,) cotton,
aila, gauze merino,.., . , J
pother lol of bandiT fc,5*tlaQd r.nd C -o
n:*ine Shaw;?. L
le alway? keep the !" Touet Articles, si ch
a?tlvceri?e, Paim Oil'lumo- Dum ire, C .i
rflHoneV Almond a!Con?rt.88 Soaps, L n
/uage of Flowers, Lov)":,n?,,t,ie Roset, O cl
louas, Ildaug-lLlaug.8"tIi!oonnnRCcre i
?urnefd standard f j"-'9;1 ?Inch aud Q "f
ban imported ColoFV'0,ib Pomades, Co >
bc, Caliaton, ?o. I
Our WholesJ Department
. A nie? assortnientirrint8> Bleached a 1
Drown Girods inst toB> together with a t ;i
no of other Goods fo? Department. Wn >
ling Paper, Twine,/9f " " _ 1
May IQ i J? R- C SHIVER.
United States ft'aal Revenue,
COLLE'rrOR'.S/o?. 3D HIST., 8. C.,
/ Cc?"} Ma? 29, lSitD.
VTOTIO'E ia heVebW? to all- peraone >
\? may be interest! one box, af Toi/a'c< ,
?'Trked Woo??Vpt. Mrker,' Mobile, Ai I
??? nich waa ae?ed iAon 2?th ?njatai
tor violation of the W*1 Revenue Lataa, f
make claim btiforo m^birty daya from i I |
I liublioaiiou o? this no jj ^?lLAfTE'
I May 30 ino D Cob 3d pW./frjCj
W New Books at Br ? & McCarter's
L'?TIRAVELS in Jav^. aF-aat Indian Ar^hii
[fl Iago, with Maps uPiates, by BiekmOi
n Travel? in Alaaku, l| hymper, J . y
-.. Phineas Finn, thc 1} member, $1.M, li
' I My Recollections off? Byron, by-Counter*
IjGuiccola, ?1.73, . j
I Paleatine, Syria; a-m -a Minor, Vy i'raese
\ How ho Won H ir, t r?- HouthworthAjL'
A Prc-niatoric Ni ti..: J Baldwin, 11.78,
TA Colorado.its Pa/1^ Mountains, by Bowlt
l!lTwo Lifo Patlia a i?ce, by Muhlbach, h
rlTfie Factory, bv M -rAddon, 73 ctuti,
,l ICometh np as a* FlA ^ cents,
/ New Photograr h A'1*- Chromos, Ac. 11
/ Marooner'e Island,! l*l tl> Young Marool-?
>r.-. Mtv 20
c. New Books lt Jie & Chapman'g.; '
J /~VLD TESTAMI?NfSTOBY, by W. Smitti
/! VJ LL.D., 52. Yei'iy. To-Day and Fdl
f ever, a poem, in; 12 Pi by Bicker6t:th, ?2
The Malay AiHilK0- 'bo Land of tl
I Orang-Onia?g a* ] #ipd of Paradise: Tr;
' vela, with maps ?/jLSrA.ving?, by Wallao
I For Her Sake;/ 3', by Frederic]: W. Ei
? binson, 75 cents. 11
Tho Man Who Mi hy Victor Hugo, Z\ .
Cometh Up Likwrcr, CU cents.
Not Wiaolv btu UM"' by ?ame author, <.
Kathaletn; b.^t??0^ Raymond'* H?roh ,
And manyotheipw'fl? ?"-nd good old on.l
Standard rof-P?pea*o. Pope, Milieu
Dryden, Cam?.1i,Bils. Tennyson, Moo?
and others, at ?-iW-ach, in papor biu?iii*,
handsom ely pr ti m_Slay '?H 7
?THAT #? RESIDENCE on tie
corner ol wd ?ckens streets, co\
tairiing Nl;'^-- For part?cula:?
I apply to Wy B. T. DENT, 1
1 Mav ia I -v'-a:: No. 4, Marlf?t j
?BY GHQ^DB STOEE,
* -C*i y- . >
H?ln Street, ander .'. CoIum?Jl* Hotel.
-i'- *? ?*?m- .i. . .
RECEIVING rc?ttl?jly TWICE A WEEK by
the etesmer? from New York for Charles?
ton, new lineo of Good?, thereby adding to oar
attraotlve stock of Dress Gooda, Embroideries,
Laces, White Goode, Gloves, Hosiery, Corset*,
Hoop Skirts, Linens, Table Damask. Napkins.
Doylies, Towels, Crash, Sheeting in Linen and
Cotton, Homespuns in White and Brown, Linen
Handkerchiefs, Gent's White Linen Shirt?,Bo?
soms, Collars and Cnfls, Caseimeres. Denims,
Checks, Stripes, Ticks, Perfumery, Pomades,
Notions, ?c., all of noich will be held at popu?
lar prices. W. D'. LOVE, Maiu Street,
May 25_Under Columbia Hotel.
SELLING OFF AT COST
SELLING OFF AT COST
SELLING OFF AT COST
SELLING OFF AT COST
SELLING OFF AT COST
SELLING OFF AT COST
SELLLNG OFF AT COST
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
: - PRIOR TO REMOVAL
' ' PRIOR TO REMOVAL
PRIOR TO REMOVAL
PRIOR TO REMOVAL
PRIOR TO REMOVAL
PRIOR TO REMOVAL
PRIOR TO REMOVAL
L 6CLZBACHER.
I. SULZBACHER.
I. SULZBACHER.
I. SULZBACHER.
L SULZBACHER.
I. SULZBACHER.
Mavl8 I. SULZBACHER.
OT
NEW GOODS
EINABD'S.
IXTE OPEN, THIS MORNING, eovcral In
VT voices of NEW DRESS GOODS, with
Fringes, Gimps and Buttons to mutch.
A full line of Trimed Lawu-s, Cambrics, Jaco?
nets and Orgaudies.
A foll line of Sheeting.
A full line of Long Cloths.
A full line of Calicoes.
A full line of White Goods.
A full line of Kid Gloves.
A fell line of Lisle Thread Gloves.
A Cull line of Hosiery.
A full line of Irish Linens.
A full line Cassimercs for Gentlcni?n't? Snits.
. A full line Linen Coating, Drillt- and Ducks.
Making our stock quite as full aud complete
as it was two weeks ago.
We solicit ? call from or.rfTjends and all vipi
tora to our city, with th? assurance that our
stock and price j will please all.
J. H. ,t M. L. KINARD,
April 28 One door South Columbia HoU 1.
JEROME FAGAN,
Manufacturer nnd Dealer in
Cabinet Furniture, &c.
Wnrtroonxs Afninsi., Bolitho/ Washington,
LN addition "to the tifc?a! full
J"supply of Hnusc Furuis! ing
Goods in his linc, is in receipt
of a line of PARLOR A*D BED-ROOM FURNI?
TURE, which In style and elegance of finish, as
well as "cheapness and durability, pannot bo
surpassed in any market South of Baltimore.
Call and examine for yourselves." Ordert for
FUNERALS, either in country or city, will bo ,
attended to promptly. Furnituro made to
order. Particular attention given to Rep tir?
ing. Packing and Jobbing._May ?)
~S~U M M E R
XX A SS COME!
BLACK and FANCY ALPACA SACKS.
Blue Flannel Sacks.
Skeleton Snits.
' Brown, Drab and White Linen Suits.
White Dack and Marseilles Vesta.
White Linen Drawers.
White Jeau Drawers.
Gauzo Merino Shirts.
Lisle Thread Shirts.
French Yoke Shirts.
Ties, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Half.
Hose, Ac. ? ?'.
PANAMA HATS. ;"
Boys'and Men's Straw Hats.
Patent Ventilator Hats. ', ,
? ' i. ?
Trunks, Valises, Traveling' Bags, ??C.
iU t R. & W."CV SWAFFIELD.
May 20 _
DRUGS , . AND CHEMICALS.
\ FIS D J& B ~&? 1T?1XIT S11,
? UQr ?- ISTS,
ITVFFER FOB SALE a LARGE STOCK of
VJ choice Drugs, Chemicals and Sundries, at
Low Prices, at Wholesale and Retail,
?ALOMEL, MORPHIA, CASTOR OIL.
QUININE, OPIUM. EPSOM SALTS.
, SUP. C?RB. SODA, BLUE STONE.
I TURPENTINE, KEROSENE OIL.
1 PATENT MEDICINES, ALCOHOL.
PROPRIETARY ARTICLES, and
vholesale agents for HEINITSU'.S
(?UEEN'S DELIGHT. _
Scythes and Grain Cradles.
S]f\ DOZ. Grifiln'a Dost GRAIN CRADLES,
J?\J G doz. fivo aud six Fiuger Grain Cradle?
Allow pricoa for cash. J. X T. R. AGNEW.
200 Rbis. Flonr
(ROM Northern, Western and Southern
Mille, for sale at lowest rr tes^f tm- *ea
?c , by FISHER, LOWRANCE je FISHER.
1 Sardines ! Sardines ! !
1 renn HA^ BOXES SARDINES, at
JA/V / v/ 30 cents per box by retail.
?!,000 Quarter Boxes Sardines, at 23 ccu.- per
ubf bv retail. For sale br
j ay 20 ' _S J. & T.jB. AGS E W.
"I /-orJtattwt Batter!!
"Irv TUBS CHOICE MAY BUTTER. lt ?0
_lj } cents per pound by retail, just: r'-ceived j
ii for sale by J. oe T. It. AGNEW. |
1 lay 29
I
WE wilkaelLon MONDA* HOBNTNG, th? 7th
instant, ai 10 o'clock, in front pf tho Conn
Bo??e,inlhla e?ty, ' ' :
THREE DESIKABL?! BUILDING LOTS. *
LOT No. 1.- Fronting and measuring oa
Laurel attest fiftr^tiro (62) feet, capre, or left;
running back 130 feet-bounded on the North
by Daniel Miller; ?n" ihe" South H>V Laurel
street: on the East hy Mro. S. McCaHji^'n the '
Weat by Lot No. 2. \
LOT NO. a.-Fronting and nMauring on
Laurel street flfty-two\32; ieifrfniore or leas; i
running back ono hundreArand thirty (ISO) 1
feet-bounded o a the NcjaHS by Daniel alli 1er;
ou tho South bv Lnnre^areet; on tho East by
Lot No. 1; on the WaaftblSumter street.. |
LOT No. 8_Froflting^nd measuring on
Sumter street fif?^four i5A feet, more or lesa;
running back on/hundred yd four (104) feet,
more or less-bounded on toVNerth by Daniel
Miller; on the South by Lot %os. 1 and 2; on
tho East by Mra. S. McCully; Ob tho Waat by
Sumter street.
Trans CASU. Purchasers to pay for stamps
and paper*. June 5
Building Lot.
BY D. C. PELX0TT0 & SON.
WE will sell, before the Court Hons?, lu this
cuy, on MONDAY, the 7th day of-ffutie, at 10
o'clock, wit hootrcaeTve, ??y . '
Ail that vacant Dot, frontlngj^orth by Upper
Bouudery street, llzNject, nie?e or leae; South
["by William Simonde; Bast-fly lot of P. Flynn;
West by Sumter 6treet^?/ronting on same 102
feet, moro or lesa. <V
Trntus OF SALE.-Orfe-hitf cash, balance on
a credit o? twelve jafonths^geiured by bond
and niortga&u. Purchaser ta\pay for papera
and ?tampa,_/ lUay 18 n:3JS0
Building Loti
BY D. C. BEIXOTTO & BON.
We will sell on MONDAY MORNING, the 7th
mat?, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Court
Hcuse, in thifeity.
That desirablgXpT, fronting a?d'naeaeurlng
on Bumterstreet SMget 2inches*, morc'or l'art,
fucniug back 208 f?at-8 baOiias; bounded on
thc North by Drennen euMlf rrcll; on the South
by Joseph 'Xavier; on/Vie East bj Sumter
street; on the West byAM'alnier .."
Terms cash. PuflChase&to pay for papers
and stamps._f , V June SfrnsmS
Contents of^a County Slore.: .
BY D. C. PEIXOTT0 &S.0N/ :
Wc will sell, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, at .3
o'clock, without reserve, at our' Auction
Store, \ '
Tho contents eft a Countr?rtstqro, consist?
ing o?: \ jr
LINEN COATS, LBjen Mate, ... . : _
Kersey Coats and PftUts,
Oottonade Panta, Sut?mer Caesimero Panta,
Alpaca Coats, Snmjsiev Gas dmero Coate, '.,
Fell Hats, and many ot uer articles too nu?
merous to mention.
Conditions caph. - _ June 4fm
Fine iiilch Cove. ' i -V' '
BY JACOB LEVDf. ..
On MONDAY MORNING hoi*; at 10 o'clock, I
will sell, at tao Ccritfrt House,
2 very auoericr M?LCH COW^?, with 4faeir
Calves. (A,
1 Yearling, in flue Jbnaition.'
The above are of'the Durham stock, raised
in tho city, and perfectly gentle. Sold for Ao
fault, thc owner leaving tho qRy. . Jun? tj
Assignee's Sale of Reift- Estate.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO A SON, AUCTIONEERS. ,|
Tn thc molter of Robert Brgce & Son, Bankrupts
BY virtue of the authority in me vested aa
Assigneo of the above-named bankrupt
estate. I will eell, before the Court House, in
Columbia, S. C., at the ttsual hour, on MON?
DAY, the 7th day of June nest, the following
valuable real estate of Robert Bryce, free from
encumbrance, to wit: ji
v. LOT NO. 1 11
AU that Lot td Lund, with the-Brick "Store
and Onices thereon, lately occusftd by Robert
Bryce A Son, fronting Eaafc on Richardson
street, iifty-two feortwo injjiea, moro or l?as,
and North on Blandhjg^treet, two hundred
and eight feet eight inabes, more or lesa, and
by parallel linea, \Vea>i>v.lot No. 2, and South
bv M. Ehrlich's lot.JF
L0T NO?V2- v/i3
All that Lot Welt of No. Iv containing about
one-half acre, bounded Eaatsy Lot No. 1 and
M. Ehrlich's lot, Weat by Assembly street,
South by lot ot-, and North by Blanding
street. "On thia lot ia the fireproof powder
house used by R. Bryce. * ;
LOT NO. 3.
Ali that Lot of Land whereon the aaid Robert j
Bryce now resides, containing one-half acre,
more or leas, .tnd bounded North by R. Cath?
cart \ud G. Wi Wright, Eaat by Gates street,'
Sout'.i bv Richland .street, and Weet bv Lot'
No. 1. *
LOT NO. 4.
Tho vacant Lot containing one-half acre,
Wert n( thc last described lot, fronting South
on Richland street ono hundred and four feet
eight inches, more or less, and running back
bv parallel linea two hundred and eight feet,
bounded West by W. W. Walker, North by G.
NY. Wright, and East hy Lot No. 3.
LOT NO. 5.
All that Tract of Land containing twelve
acres ten chains, more or less, about two and
a half mitee from the city of Columbia, known i
aa "The Sand Hill Residence," bounded by j
landa ol' J. W. Parker, W. J. Taylor, Dr. Elias'
Marks and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash; the balance
of purchase money payable iu equal inatal
mehta of one and two years, with interest from
day of aale, payable annually, and secured, bj
bond and mortgage of premiaos. - Purchasers'
to pav for papers and stamps. , .
THO?. J. LAMOTTE, Assigne*.
May 10_ path
Sheriff's Sales, J*ni
BY virtue of sAidrv writ? otHleriJ'obits, to
me directed, % will aell,?B tho. prut MON?
DAY in June noxt,4n fronter the Court Houso,
in Columbia, wit bib t liv le-gal'houra, following
property,viz: \.<* . '? naj*rj ai
The HOUSE and'flOT in tho?ity of Colum?
bia, containing .two'*aerea-bounded oit/.tho
North by Medium street ; Eaat by Wayne street;
South by Green atreotijind Weat by - Street;
levied on aa tho proper?*, of A. R. Phillipa, av|
tho suit ot city of Columbia, fdr taxea.
Maylflmth P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R. C.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue of a writ of jleri facias, to mo
directed, I will sell, on tho FIRST MON- I
DAY in .lune next, in front of the Court Houae,
in Columbia, wkhiu tho legal hours, the fol?
lowing property/yiz:
Ail that vacant rat of LANDon the corner of I
Richardson and Laurel afreets, lo the city of
Columbia, containing one acre, moro or leas- '
bounded on thc North "by Laurel street; East
by Richardson street; Sonih by lot formerly of I
Charles Beck; and on the*Wcst:by Asaombl?
street. Levied on aa the property of Johii
Harrison, Sr.. attlio ault of N. A. Peayc*'. John
Han ison. Terms caeh.
May 9 m I h P. F. FRAZEE. S. R. C..
SHERIFF'S SAL??!
BY virtue of a writ ol ti> ri facias to me di^
reetod, I will sell, on'th^FIRSr MONDAY
in Juno next, in front of >ftn Court House, in
Columbia, witlin\ the leg?l boura:
All tho right, t\tle abd interest of tho De?
fendant H. W. Aiftypa, in the tract of LAND
known as tho"Ho<w?lTraot''-bounded by tho
lands ol John P^^adanW Weston, Hookina &n\\
othora; being Usa tract conveyed by N. Bynum
to Janus H.jA?^k\a, deceased; supposed to
contain sixteen Ksw* ed acres; levied on ne tb?
property of H. ^Jp* ms, at the suit of Robert
N. Lewis vs. ll. Wyi" rn?. Terms cash.
May 13 thr.i V FRAZEE. S. R. C. '
V Riaaland---In Eqnityl S
f JACOB 1?EYIS, AUOTIONEElP-B|
TTNDER dacre?of the Clremlt Court, sitting 1
VJ- In Equity, io the above statodoase, will b<S *
soldi o? the?idt MONDAY in June next, before V
tbo Coortj Hqnse, lu Columbia, betrreeu tue Tj
hours of il o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clocirP M.,
the following tracts of land, to witt .*
No. 1. The right indanfieroat of>ne late John
J. Kinsler, (being the life.estatp-of P. Bofll,) in
the tract of land ni Ricluatid Oouuty,known as
"Palmira," containing 84?. ?cres-bounded by'
lands of Barsh, Dukey, BuB, Crews and others.
No? 2. A tract of land in Lexington County,
containing seventy-six a/Cres; bouuded by landa
of Gnignard, Mayrant and li. N. Lowis.
Teams o? SALZ.-Ttuct No. 1 cash. Tract
No. 8 one-third cash, and balance or. credit of .
oneand two years; f?ocured bv tond and mor.?^S
?;age of the premises sold. Purchaser tc payyfi
or stamps and papers.
May lg mth D. B. MILLEU. C. C. Pj_ 1
Sheriff's Sale. ^
BY virtue of a writ ol tieri f.i'sfr.a??m?^ di?
rected, I will sell, du the l'.mtB BAY
and TUESDAY in Jniic next, at tbB ^Boc
cupied and used RS h. bar room byJB Ban?
dante, on Assembly -etreet, within - tho"neg*8*W
hours, \ y\
The entire Stock in Trfcdek0f>:isTsting cf one
large Mirror, lot of I icturasj oue'CiocIc, lot" otfj*
Tables, lot or DecantoraauXcontc-tits, Lampe,
one Office Stove, one Oookm^ Stove, Chairs, '
lot Crockery, and orur Hog, i?vjed ca as tho
property of F. Carsxand ff. Michaelis, nt (heM
suit of E. & G. D. Hope and Charles Bro .vu 'n'W
F. Carri and F. Michaelis. Terms cash. ?
May 23 mth j P. F. FRAZEE. S. E. C. J
SHERIFF'S SALE. \
Under order of Ju?ge cf Probate.-*! por&\?
Samuel Fair, AdiXaiatrato?.-:Jritition for
Partition ami Sale. -v" ,/
IN pursuance of au ordeSpiatie by Wur Huu ?
eon "Wigg, Judge of ProHelo for BicuiaKd
County,I will sell, on the ?TIRS-SL MONDAY in
Juno next, in frcnt ot/the court houtersiij^
Columbia, within tho legal boure, J wi
. All that tract oL LAND in Richland ?tft?nty,
containing 93 acro3, eitur.te on the waters of
.Eight Mite Branch, four miles Northwest of
Columbia; bouuded on the North by lands of J
,Wm. Sheppard; on the South by lands of Kin- ]
elerj on the East by Mrs. Gowing* and othere;
and on the Weet by lands belonging to Evans .
A Cogswell. .
ALSO, A
An. that tract of Land iu Richland Connfiyfl
known asthe "Hsury Hiil Place,'' about seveu-^
teen miles from Columbia, near the Canideu
Bead; bounded on the North by William arel
Holly G?ll"; on the South by Wages* laud: on.
tba East by. Richardson's laud: and on the .
Weet by Cobb's land; containing 2C0 acres,"*
more OT less, being tho lands of which the late
Frederick H. Barsh (bed possessed.
..T^Hais or SAI^C-Cash auough to pay expen
'Bcs of. these proceedings, and one-half of c-fd;
balance in twelve months, with interest from
'date* of sale, secured by mortga-gefc o:' the pre?
mises* - Purchaser to- pay for stamps and
papera, -P. F. ff RAZEE, 8. R. C.
May 13 _thin _
. - SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY- virtue of sundry writs of JUri fac?a? to
.nie directed, I will .sell, on the FIRST
? MONDAY iu Jone next, ia front of the Court
House iu Columbia, within tho legal boura, '
I the following proportv, viz:
'." The HOUSE and LOT on the corner of Blah?
; ding and Barnwell streets, in the city of Co
i lunibia; bounded on the North by Llauding
street; East br Barnwell street; South by Isaac
Walker aud M. Cool, and Weat by, Ber. Wm. i
Martin; leviedcn as the property of thc ostate
of John M. Ail\n, at.tho suit qirThc citv of Co
i.umbia, for taxas.
.- . Y ALSO^t*
Ono'acre of Land in the city of Columbia, cn
the corner Bull ana Rich land irtreets; bounded
on the North b- vhti. L. Reynolds and James
Bell; East by Bull Weet: South by Richland
atreet andANest.by Mr*. McDonald's lot, levied
?u as the property of XWCufhbert, at the suit
of the city ofrColumbia, JW taxes. -- -~*
> ? - ALSO,
' ?he House and Lot in tho citv of Columbia:
bounded on tho North by E. W. Edgerton; East
bv Pickens street; South by J. P. Southern and
West by-; levied on as the property of Pi
HI Finnigan, at the suit of the city of "Colum?
bia, for taxes.
. ALSO,
Tho House and Lot in thc- city of Columbia
bounded on tho North by Lady street; East by
Assembly street; South by Philip Motts, anil
I West by E. D. Gihnore'e lot; levied on asTU?
property of J. L. Lumsden, at the suit of tut
city of Columbia, for taxce.
ALSO,
. A vacant Lot of Laud in the city of Columbia
bounded on tho North by AYabliington street
East by Columbia Ice House lot; South b;
Asher Palmer, and West by John English am
"others; levied on as thc property of F. G. De
Fontaine & Co., for taxes.
ALSO,
: A vacant Lot of Land on Richardson stree
in the city of Columbia; bouuded on the Nor JJ
by ostate of David Truesdale; East by RichajB
son street; South by lot of estate of* J. MejB
drew, and West by lot formerly of estate ojB
ReUy: levied on as the property of tho estatB
of J. McAndrew, at the suit of tho city of Col
lumbia, for taxes. Terms cash.
May 13 thm P. P. FRAZEE, S. R. C. I
MILLINERY.
MRS. C. E. REED has opeuol
? for Inspection tho finest aasorl
ment of French, English an]
American Ladies* HATS, BON]
NETS, FLOWERS AND BLT
BONS, Ac., tho best andcheape?
ever offered to the Ladies of C<?
lumbia and tho suir&uudir
Counties.
ALSO,
Several canes of Ladies, Misses and Boyl
HATH AND CAPS, from 25 cents up. Ht.
Braida, Waterfalls, Curls, Switches, Coils, Al
Country Merchante will nnd it to their :. j
vantage to- give me a call, and see farther
selves. Fresh arrivals every day. Hats, Bol
nets, Ac, by thc case or dozen, will bc s j
v'fTrv k>w/ i
. Bridal Wreaths and Veils of every descri"
tion, Jewelry,'etc.
' Having ftrst class Milliners, we aro prepari
to execute, all orders with neatness and e*f
snatch. 'Main Street, Columbia, oppq*
Hopson & Sutphen'a._March 2S Sir;
P UMPS.
JgVEBYBODY who has use for a T
should bay
MORRELLS FIRE ENGINE,
DEEP WELL. anO
F?RCH PU
Send for a circular.
Jan 13 Gmo
POOLE & HUNT,
Baltimore, Maryland!
Pipes ! Pipes ! :
OA 1)C'7" Assorted Brier Root, with Mv
?\f Screws,
20 Doz. do., with Maerschaum Lining.
1 Orosa Cane Pipen. JOHN C. SEEGERf
CITY M?rJHINE WORKS,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
THE subscriber is prepared to ciacufli'ii
6TEAM ENGINES, Portable fcnd Btati
arv, of from 4 to 2-1 horse power. MILL^
M?LL GEARING furnished ftt thc nwt ti \>
and shortest notice. All work guar? i
Aprinflmot RICHARD I0ZE)