The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 07, 1872, Image 1
THE DAILYjMpH(ESII.
"Let our iuat Censure? ^^5jSg^BB^H^S(B^ Attend the True Event."
BY J. A. SELBY COLUMBIA, S. C, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7, 1872. VOL. VIII?NO. 108.
? A PiiU?ajSpLrrjOT.?The Beaufort Re?
publican narrates the following hazard?
ous, adventure of a Fort Royal pilot,
named James A. Du pong, last Monday
afternoon:
He wont down in the pilot boat No. 2,
and boarded the wreck of the ship
Energy, ashore off Hunting Island. The
ship laid on a sand spit ten or twelve
miles from shoro, thirty miles North of
the lightship. Dupong determined to
stay on board, as he had convinced him?
self that the ship might bo floated, or at
least a large part of her oargo saved.
The other pilots were loathe to leave
hitu on the wreck, as there were indica?
tions of an approaohing storm. He wan,
however, inflexible in his determination. !
On Tuesday, the gale inoreased, and Du?
pong asserts that the Energy floated off
the epit and was carried almost into-St.
Helena Channel. On Wednesday, sho
broke in two. His.provisions gave out
on Wednesday. During the gale, Du?
pong was lashed to the wreck; the waves
broke ovor him constantly, and almost
stripped him of clothing. On Thursday,
Dupong was taken off, having voluntarily
incurred a peril which most men would
have given ship aud oargo to have es?
caped from.
^ i ? ? . ?
Afl OiiD Eioteb Comb to Grief.?John
Kirk, well remembered in Charleston as
one of the ring-leaders in the "street oar
riot," for which be was sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary, but was par?
doned by Gov. Scott, after having served
fonr days, was, at the adjourned term of
the Supreme Court for Richmond Coun?
ty, sentenced to twenty years in the
Georgia penitentiary, having been con?
victed on two indiotments for '.'bnrglary
at night." On the stand bo entertained
the unreconstructed Georgians by re?
hearsing the circumstances of his con?
viction and pardon in South Carolina.
Jast before daylight, on Tuesday, five
men, disguised, visited the cabin of a
negro named Crawford, between Nor?
mandy and Tulahoma, on the Nashville
and Chattanooga Bailroad. Crawford
refused io admit them, whereupon they
broke open his door. He then shot and
killed , one of them and the others re?
treated, bat came back and were permit?
ted to remove their dead companion, who
proved to be a young man named Can-,
residing near Normandy. They carried
his remains home, but did not make
themselves known.
Oysters I Oysters!
VISITORS to the Fair, before their re*nrn
home, can bo supplied with fine NOR?
FOLK OYSTERS, in any quantity, put np iu
email wooden kegs, by calling at the Colum?
bia Ice Houeo. J. D. BATEMAN.
Nov C 3
it. BANNAN
RESPECTFULLY invites the Gon
I9|^^?.tlcrnen visiting the Fair to inspect
*9^?*tho home-made SADDLES new on
exhibition, and to give hica a eall at his
store, where they will find all kinds of 8AD
LERY and HARNESS. Nov 5 5
Mrs. S. A. 8mith
WOULD call the attention of the Ladies
to her FASHIONABLE DRESS-MAK?
ING ESTABLISHMENT, opposite the Colum?
bia Hotel. All orders promptly attended to
with neatness and despatch. Also, closing
out her present stock of Millinery at cost.
On hand, a mil supply or Dress Trimmings.
BNovC_4_
Wanted,
BY a lady, a situation as a TEACHER, in a
sohool or family. Would prefor to teach
Mu9ic aud ornamental branches. References
given. Address Key Bos 57, Columbia Post
ffice._Nov 5 C
GUISEPFE BCIMONELLI.
v?? MERCHANT TAILOR, begs leavo to
jfSj-'uform the citizens of Columbia and
(rtf vicinity i'uai ho ia piopi-ied io do nil
? "nwork in tbo line of his business with
neatness and doapatcb. He would call the
attention of the geutlemen of Columbia to
his particular style of cutting and fitting
FROOK and OVERCOATS, (the Italian mode,)
which was invented by himself. A sharo of
publio patronage is respectfully solicited.
Washington street, near Main. Nov (1 5_
NEW CHINA HALL!!
S8TAOLISUED 1S7?.
(Two doors hdoic R. C.Shiver <fc Co., Maiumt )
WHERE can be found one of the
c-mlargest and most select stock? oft
tSuBCROCKERY, GLASSWARE. TABLE|
Wk CUTLERY, PLATED WARE and FAMJY
GOODS, direct from English, French and
American inannlacturers. Handsome Bohe?
mian Setts, pure Leva Vases and Ouspadoros;
together with a full supply of House I'm
nisbiug Goods, of the latest improvement --,
at prices that defy competition.
Nov 6_NATU AM .fc PEIXH'TO.
Select School for Girls, VZ?3
Conducted by the Misses Martin,
BLANDING street, Columbia,
S. C. MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
under charge of Trof. L. Pi.atf.;
Modern Languages, M. de Hcde
manx. Nov 5 i'i
Don't Buy Dangerous and Expl iBive
Kerosene Oil.
HEINITSn has the best OIL. Oo there
and got it. Just, received a lot of the
best OIL in the market. For sale at
Nov 5 j E. H. HF.IKITSH'S Drug Store.
Norman's Museum
Sft??ooi?il KTotloes.
Mail Arrangements.?The Northern
mail opens at 3.20 P. M.; oloses 11.00
A. M. Charleston Jay mail opens 5.30
P. M.j closes 6.00 A. M. Charleston
night mail opens 7.00 A. M.; closes 6.15
P. M. Groonvillo mail opens 6.45 P,
M.; oIobos G.00 A. M. Western openB
and closes 1.30 P. M. Wilmington opens
2.30 P. M.? closes 11.30 A. ?I. On
Sunday office open from 3 to 4 P. M.
Old newspapers for salo at Phoenix
office, at fifty cents n hundred.
AH letters and communications intend*
ed for this office, should be directed to
"Phcenix, Columbia, S. C or to the
proprietor, Jclian A. See-by.
As many of our patrons will visit the
oity during tbo week, we would respect?
fully suggest to thoso who may be in?
debted, that it will bo a good timo to pay
up old scores and renew.
Dr. Tott's SabbapabiTjXiA and Qceen's
Delight. ?This valuable preparation
combines all the medicinal virtues which
long experience has proven to possess
the moBt safe and efficient alterative and
deobstruent properties for tbo cure of
scrofula, king's evil, whito swellings,
ulcers, cancerous and indolent tumors,
mercurial and syphilitic affections, en?
largement and uleeration of tbo bones,
glands, or of tbo womb, spleen and kid?
neys; all tbo various diseases of tbo skin,
such as totter, ringworms, boils, pim?
ples, sore eyes, Sec; nervous affections,
dropsy, and nil diseases originating from
n depraved state of the blood. Also,
many affections peculiar to females, as
suppression, irregularity, leucorrLooa or
whites, sterility, ovarian and uterine
dropsy^ <fec. It is purely vegetable.
When using Dr. Tntt's Liver Pills, no
restraint of diet or occupation is neces?
sary. You may eat or drink ds usual.
They are purely vegetable.
Dr. TutCs Hair Due does not injure the
Hair. N?^l
On M?rringe.?Happy relief for Young
Men from tbe effects of Errors and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. Impediments
to Marriage removed, Mew method of treat?
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Booka
and circulars sent free, in acaled envelopea.
AddreBa HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Aug 14 _ _Srao
VJj\ IJ 1 L I Worcestersh'e Sauce
Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous
Counterfeita and imitations offered for Bale
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
Oct 29 fly Agents for the United States.
IRWIN'S HALL.
Great Attraction for the Fair!
wednesday, NOVEOlUiCn O, 1879
FOUR NKJIJTS ONLY.
The greatest of American Artiste,
DfWl? iVHIUDDV W.lTf/IVS
ft I/o u mirJ iiniitii iimitiLiU|
WITH a car.ifullv selected and FIRST
CLASS DRAMATIC COMPANY. In a
Betiea of thoeo
GRAND COMEDIES AND DRAMAS,
In which they havo achioved the highest
honors "f the histrionic world. The plays
presented by these distinguished favorites
tiavo elicited ihn critical admiration of
EUROPE and AMEPICA. And while appeal?
ing to the cultivated and re?nud tantea of the
most intellectual audiunci s, win popular ap?
proval bv the happv blending of MUSIC,
SOKO, DANCE, SENTIMblNT and FUN. Sec
Programmes. Secure your seats at Ly
Branil's Millie Store. Nov 5
The Original China Hall!
f.staul.1-shkd in 1*40.
(On? Door North of the Carolina Nation ill
Rank )
WHERE can ha found the I
largest, stock of Plain Whito,
Gold Bound and Decorated
DINNER, TEA and TOI-I
LETTE WARE, of tbo best'
French China.
French and Gorman Plain nud Cut GLASS?
WARE, in groat varielv.
Ameiican GLASS-WARE.
English IllONSl'ONE WARE of euporior
quality, manufactured expressly for my retail
trade.
Superior TABLE CUTLERY.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, warranted,
with a full stock of HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS ot the most modern styles.
Nov 5 3_\V. B. STANLEY.
tt the Fair Grounds.
On with the Dance!
LIVELY TIIK
AT
R. C. SHIVER & C0.'3.
The Great Rivals
of
The Fair Association, or ra?
ther the adjunct to that Asso?
ciation, furnishing, as we do,
a pleasant and profitable di?
versity, where visitors can
spend a few hours each day in
replenishing their wardrobes
and their household goods, and
at the same time sura to mfiflt
many old acquaintances, as
our house is certainly
HEADQUARTERS,
Owned and controlled in the
interest of the masses; con?
taining the most magnificent
and diversified collection of
merchandise ever seen or
heard of South.
R. C. SHIVER & CO.
R. C. Shiver. David Jones. J. H. Davis.
Nov 6_
Wanted Immediately!
UNO HI! BBYBSS.
TO oall at our new ctorc and eoe our new?
s', ock of
DRY GOODS,
And select your
DHESS GOODS, CLOTIIS,
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Kersejs,
Jeans, Linscys, Blankets,
Flannels, Cloaks, Furs,
Woolen Balmoral and Boulevard Skirts, Col?
lars, Tics, Shawls, Scarfs; everything in the
Notion lino, ns well as Brown aud Bleached
Sheeting and Shilling.
Call at once, or you will lose a No. 1 chance.
POUTER ,fc STEELE.
P. S.?We aro now r< ceiving our second lot
of those choice Charlottesvillc (Va.) Woolen
Mills CASSIMERES. P. & S.
Nov 5 _
Visitors to Columbia
DU king KAlIt WEEK
WILL NOT FORGET
TO CVI.L ASD
EXAMINE THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS
Opened the last few days at
The Grand Central
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
of
W. D. LOVE & CO.
ANOTHER case of yard wide PRINTED
CRETONS, just received; pelling at lG-c.
a yard. Cheapest goods over sohl in this
market.
Our stock of CARPETS, SHAWLS,
CLOAKS, SCARFS, FURS, BLANKETS and
DRESS GOODS has been largely replenished,
as woll an every othor department in the
etora, to meet the wants of tho trade during
Fair week.
A full line of KID GLOVES opened,in one
aud two Buttons, in all colors.
Nov ?> "ill. D. LOVE A CO,
Fashionablo Dross-Making.
MISS ANNIE WITT VOGEL dceirc.i to
inform her old customers and the
publio generally that she will, on THURSDAY
next, open a DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISH?
MENT in the rt ar of \V. D. Love A Co.'s store,
under Wheeler's building. Ordere solicited
and satisfaction guaranteed. i>ct N linn."
Soegers' Beer ia Pure.
IT don't, contain Cococulus Inrtieue Fish
!Itrrie? : .> make sleepy or headache.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
LADIES' and GEN?
TLEMEN'S DOUBLE
SOLE BOOTS and
?-SHOES, from tho beat
manufacturers. Work warranted.
4
HATS
Jnit received, an invoice of l'" AS n 10 NABLE
HATS. J. MEIGUAN.
Nov ') 12
The Carolina House.
THIS well-known SALOON, located on
Washington street,near Riohardaon, baa
been re-opened. Plain and fancy DBINKS or
all kinds compounded nt short uotico.
Nov 5 11. BARBY, Proprietor.
LOOK OUT FOR
THE small leaks, end cave vour monov.
Buy your goods at
THE
Popular establishment of BROOKBAKKS & I
CO., where tho choicest FRUITS, NUTS and
I CONFECTIONERY can be obtaiucd. UoneBt |
men,
PICK-POCKETS
And everybody eleo buy where lliey can buy
the cheapest. Visitors
A.T THE FAIR
Can secure the prettiest BIRDS and TOYS in
the city at our establishment. Don't loave
tho city without ca'ling at our new stand on
Main stroct, nest to W ashington.
Nov 5 0
TO ALL CONCERNED!
During Fair Week
REFRESHMENTS of all kinds will be fur?
nished, euch as
OYSTER PATTIES,
CHICKEN PATTIES,
CHARLOTTE RUSSE,
ICE OREAM.
SODA WATER,
COFFEE,
STEAKS,
OYSTERS, fried and etc wed,
CAKES or all kinds,
Puff Paste TARTS,
Largo Family PIES, for deseert.
also.
Fresh CANDIES, of the subscriber's own
manufacture.
A fluo selection of French CANDIES, BON?
BONS and GRY8TALIZED FRUITS; Apri?
cot, Glaces, Chocolate Creams and Caramels.
Fine 6tock of French FSUITS.
TRUFFLES. MUSHROOMS.
French PEAS, now Raisins, new Fign, Gaa
va Jelly, Carlsbad Wafers.
Together with a largo assort men t <if ?very- j
thing in my line. MoKLNZIE'S,
Nov 3
Alain street.
FAIR WESKI
M'K E N Z I E'S
(MAIN STitlCKT)
LADIES Rnd,;^
Gentlemen visit- -j^xOu
ii.g the city will ?*sC
h id at this establish?
ment a largo r.i.d varied
areortmerit of
T OYS
Am
FANCY ARTICLES,
Cap hilly selected and
r? for public inspec?
tion. Call and be con?
vinced. On Main street,
near tho StA'.v Houho.
N >v 3
THE haudsomea*. novelties in our lino in
thin city
MEDALLION PARLOR SUITS, in French
Coteline.
At.* ?,
French ami Amtricau Walnut Chamber}
Suits, Dr scing Casts bedsteads, Chairs, Ac.
Funs raid >? rvi.! it; tibi tuet etjle.
Tho larg#Tt Furmituu Warehnupo in the
city, and tin- hem si FAG AN BROS.,
Man? stri i.'die ol .Linne}'.- Hotel.
Nov 2 lino
Oysters, Fish and Game.
31Y l"l,..V"'AURANT is opened
for the ricaxon. A \~^^tWtf??
cat: from m> old pa- ? -ii**-*
troi.s b"li:i ed. MEALS served
>h. ut all hours. Families fur
in overs
nislicd with Charleston
TERS, as cheap tn H e
every day t. nm II A. M.
east coriifi' id Markt
Nov 2 Into
6$
hiid Norfolk <>Y*.
cheapest. LUNCH
t j 1 i'. 31. North
D SIoGUrNNlK.
OY8 TEH S !
Stewed, Frle.i, and on iiie Sholi.
"i\ f . HAVING made our arrangements
\Y.Jr f< i'lht? Oy ?>tcr scas.m, we are ure
^i^>/ ; .li i .l to* furnish our friends and
uatioiiii :ti*> OYSTERS, io all alylea. Wo
h"pe ihn: peillie attention to ocr trier.ds may
t;iv. (?atisfaetiou to all who may favor us with
their patronage. Wo rhalt eudt'iivdi to pleas.'
the eye as a? taste, remembering that
"clouiilhiesa is a virtue."
_ Nov 1 Imo F. \\ KOXF.MAN.
Trucks and Wheelbarrows.
3T?RE TRUCKS, Canal and Oar den Wheel
L3
H AT LAST3
rriHE placo to buy everything wanted. The
J. beet Boleotion of PERFUMERY ever
offered in Columbia, tbo following brand of
which stands conspicuous:
OUR CHIEFTAIN.
With every bottle of thia Perfume eold, a pic
turo of General H. E. Leo ie given.
OREELEY & GRANT PRIZE BOXES,
Containing Candy and Pictures of these dis?
tinguished officials.
PERFUME ATOMIZERS, for refreshing and
reviving tbo nerves.
CIGARS, of tbo finest flavors and beBt
brands.
FRENCIT CANDIES, in ail variety; also,
plain and assorted, together with many other
desirable articles too numerou4 to mention.
Nov 5_C. V. ANTWERP.
New Publications.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London edi?
tions, illustrated.
New standard works for libraries.
New Novels, in cheap binding.
Also, a fresh stock of WRITING DESKS.
Portfolios, Gold Pens, Pen-Knives, Pocket
Books, Photograph Albums of all sizeB, Fancy
Brackets and Book Sholvos, and a general
variety of Letter, Noto and Cap Papors, En?
velopes and Fancy Stationery, for Bate by
Nov 5_R. L. BRYAN.
INDIAN GffiL
am store,
?1IBIA HOTEL BLOCK.
N. B. Before going to tbo Fair Grounds
?EWINC
Nov fj
get a supply of ' CIGARS and CHEWING
TOBACCO.
REMOVAL.
M. H. BERRY'S
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
OrPOBITE TUE Ol3> STAJTO,
In New Three-story Brick Store,
NEXT TO WHEELER HO USE.
NOW on hand, and receiving,
the largoet stock of first class
F?R NI T?RE
Ever shown in this market, consisting of
WALNUT PARLOR, DINING-ROOM and
CHAMBER SUITS, in various new styles,
direct from the best manufactures, and at
prices to suit tbo times.
PICTURE FRAMES made to order, in Wal?
nut or Gilt
BED SPRINGS, SPRING BEDS and MAT?
TBESSES nn hand and njade to order.
Children's" CARRIAGES, WHEELBAR?
ROWS, Ac.
From long experience in the businoss and
reliablo quality of goods we feel confident we
can eompcto with any houso South of Balti?
more Thankful for past favors, wo hope to
continue to merit the came liberal patronage.
Nov 5 _? lmo
A Great Bargain. '
ANY one desirous of entcxiug into a good
business, with a small capital, now is
your tiuio. I will sell my HOUSE, which has
til.?.OT- nf fnf.ii*( PO? pjtt!2trtd ? ? _ CiTpetcd,
?uJ fitted with every convenience for taking
PICTURES complete, with instruments, large
and small. Stock for 2,000 pictures on hand;
furuituie, show oases, specimens, Ac.?all of
which cott over tOOO. I will sell the WHOLE
PREMISES, and teach anv one FREE OF
CHARGE in a few weeks, for only SIX HUN?
DRED AND 1 IFIY DOLLARS. Call at once
at Cupper's Gallery, Plain street, near R. C.
Shiver's stoic.
N.R ? Selling on account of rich mineral
interests to ace alter, and am going away.
_Ocl 31_6_t_
GRAND OPENING
every day during Pair
Week of Staple and
Fancy DRY GOODS
and NOTIONS, at O.
F. JACKSON'S, Main
Street.
Goods to be sold at
Prices that will not fail
to please the purchas?
ers*
A large stock of new
Goods just opened?the
variety so great that
Newspapers have not
the room to mention
them.
GREAT BAR?
GAINS offered at
C. F. JACKSON'S.
kbv.a _
Lawyers, Take Notice.
HIE second volume, now scries, of RI?
CHARDSON'S LAW REPORTS ia now
n adv. and for sale by_R. L. BRYAN.
Boarding.
MD A CORDELIA MORDECAI, Columbia,
S. C, announces that her establish?
ment, South-WUt corner of Slinitcr and Lady
s^rjets, i:< prepared to accommodatoBOARD?
ERS, permanent and transient, where the
taste and uoniiorle of the most fastidious
will i> ? guarnutced. Oct M Jlmo
Oysters.
MY OYSTER SALOON is oprn
'for tbo season. My friends are in?
vited to give me a call. Oysters
served in all stvlee. G. DIERCKS.
Oct 1?
T
? ? " 11 1 S ? f
New Goods! New Goods!!
fi' I offer to tho public sb fine ?Stock ot
Goods for gent lerne n'e wear an can be
aeen to thjs marke?, combating of Eng
Hab, Propch. and Amerloan CABBT
ESi;T?eOT|?? GOODS. VESTING, Ao.
Tbe DAVIS BEIItT always; op h?ud. Mretook
of EmbroiOered Veat PattsrnB is ^jnitoa no?
velty. Iam alAo Agent Vor^inffa'Waker*
Brown,the largf at clothing Ikjubo toAinerioa,
samples of whose goods m^y he Been on my
counter.
I guarantee eatiefaction in all cases, and
Bollclt a nharo of public patronage',
^vopt 27__O. D. KM KR. HARDT.
MILLINERY.
To the Ladies?Great Attractions.
MRS. O. E. REED has just se?
lected in New York and other
I citiea a superior 'Stock of MIL?
LINERY and other goods, con->
'elating or ctcgantBONNETSand
HATS, in Velvet. Silk, Grape and
Straw. Also, Infants' Caps, Hats
and Cloaks. Ladies' and Chil?
dren's Dreeao8, Eure, Ac; Orna
namcntal Hair in every B^yle aud varietj;
Corsets, Ladies' Dndorware, and many other
articles too numerous to mention. Thankful
for p.iat favors, she hopes for a continuance
from the Ltidioa of Colombia and eleowhoro,
who will pleaeo call and boo for themselves
that, all of the above will ho sold very low.
Get 27 _ lrao
STRANGE BUT TR?E~
Castom-Mado
l-\sS i i iii >iU9,
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
HATS AND CAPS AT COST.
11
THIS plan, bo unusual at,
this season of the year, has
been adopted, and will bo con?
tinued by our house until
I JANUARY 1, 1873, for a special purpose. All
visitors to tho city,who ?"?."-ult their personal
comfort and financial ii-..i.et, ebould, by all
means, visit the store of
B. STRAUS & BBO.,
Columbia Hotel Block.
N. B. Having purchasod our goods for
cash, nnd at tho largest businoss houses in
America, we challenge competition. Nov 3
Stork's Restaurant.
Oysters and Other Refreshments.
THE undersigned begs to inform
.his Jriends that: his SALOON and
v_?? ~<j=e' RESTAURANT Id Lit full operation.
and he is prepared to enpply MEALS at all
hours. OYSTERS, in and out of tho shell,
from Norfolk, Charleston, and Indian Koy,
whon the weather permits. Imported and
domoBtic SEGARS, BaltimoreLAGEB BEEB,
etc. A. STORK.
Oct 2G_ ?' ? _
LOOK IT TIB.
Ladies' boanliful
SILK TIES, SCARFS & HANDK'FS.
Value 75 conts for 80 con tu.
1.00 for 75 cents.
1.50 for 1.00.
C. F. JACKSON.
Oct 2G . r
J. H. KIN ARD.
IHAVE recently returned from the North,
and am prepared to exhibit the moat com?
plete and elegant atock of
DEY GOODS
Evor brought to this markot, consisting of
tho latest and most popular styles in DHE88
GOODS, CASSIMELES, Ac, with a full line of
HOSIERY AND GLOVES!
And select assortments of Carpetings, Win?
dow Shades and Curtains, Rugs, Mattings,
and all other articles nauatly found in a FIRST
CLASS DRY GOOD8 ESTABLISHMENT.
The grand opening of tho
v nrnintrii' v
On THUBSDAY, October 10, under the di?
rection and supervision of
MRS. A. McOORMICK,
So generally known throughout tbe State for
her skill and taste, offers unusual attractions,
tlio stock having heou carefully selected by
herself, and placed at figures to mcot all
wants.
.Tho celebrated
HOWE SEWING MACHINE
And AMERICAN BUTTON-HOLE ANO
OVER-SEWING MACHINE constitute a pro
miutut feature in the line of my husioeaa,
being justly considered the most tOicieut and
[ satisfactory now in use.
Tbo public gonerally aro invited to Rive me
a call.
J. H. EINARD,
On Main Street,
Oct t Onndoor Sonth of Colombia Hotul.
For Sale.
^. A handsome and oemmodion* RESI
flj/i? DENCE, well located, on a largo lot.
iiiiSi.Apply to
Oct 2'J t) WALTER S. MONTEITH.
To Rent,
A DWELLING HOUSE, containing
?np eight roomsituated on Laurel street,
?am^-between Ball and Marion. All necessary
out-buildings on the premises. Possession
giveu on tho first of Novcmbor. Apply at
I oOico of PORE A HASKELL.
Oct G_
To Rent.
MTO an approved tonant, I will rent the
"Walker House," sitnatod on Upper
.boundary street. Apply to
Sept 20_R. O'NEALE, Jb.
For Rent.
THAT large and commodions STORE
ttfoF now occupied by Messrs. IVrtorA Steele.
H?ll Possession given the 1st of October.
Foi loniui, iu'quiro of G. DIEROK8.
lug 24_
Dt'.irable Residence for Sale.
THE (Wirablo ono and a hair story
(j^ffDWILLING, located on the South-west
?*!i*corfor nf'Lady'and Marion streets, is
offered fo ? salo. Tho honao has all tho mo?
de; n improvemonta, with a Manpard roof.
Thu lot c nuins half an aero. For terms,
apply I o_T. M. rOLLOCK.
North Carolina Hay.
7~ BALES good X. O. IT AY, for salo ow
Q by HOPE A OYLES.
For Sale.
2/~WW\ BUSHELS of CQKE can bo had
?V/VJV/at tho Gas Works, at a rato, in
noint of f c-momv, tqual to Rod Aeh Coal, at
js 00 per ton. ' J. A. J. DERRICK,
Oct 30 Superintendent.