The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, December 09, 1873, Image 4
THE PHOENIX,
Published Daily aud Tri-Weekly,
THE GLEANER,
Every Wednesday Morning,
BY JULIAN A. SELBY. ?
Editor and Proprietor,
Office on.Richardson St., near Taylor,
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scrions diplomatic trouble betweeu the
German and Spanish Governments.
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Spanish navy Beems to be iutont upon
getting the republic iu trouble.
The gin-houae of Messrs. Geo. S. Burr
& Go., of Indiantown, Williamsburg
County, was, together with fifteen bales
of cotton, destroyed by fire last week.
Oopid Frazoe, of Williamsburg, was I
killed a few days since, by a tree falling |
upon him.
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Planters Can Get the Highest Pricel
FOR their COTTON, and buy their OHO
OERIES at tho choapost rates, at
Sept21 HARDY SOLOMON'S.
Upright Steam Engine for Sale.
EIGHT-HORSE POWER, in pei feet order,
with smoke-Htaok, shafting and a quan?
tity of bulling. For particulars, applv at
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Buttel Bhtte?!!
?| f \ FIRKtNSohoioo TREBLE GILT EDGE
WJ BUTTER, at 40 cocts per pound, Just
received and for sale by
Dec 5 JOHN AONEW it SON.
an ordinance to regulate licenses for
the year 1874.
Section, 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor
and Aldermen of the city of Columbia, in
City Council assembled, That overy por
8011, firm, company or corporation, en?
gaged in, or intending to be engaged in,
any trade, basineBa or profession here?
inafter mentioned, shall obtain, ou ni
before the sixth day of January, A. D.
1874, a licenso therefor, in manner pro?
vided; those oommenoing business alter
theGth of January shall obtain a license
boforo entering upon thut bnoiuess.
Seo. 2. Every person, firm, company
or corporation required by this ordi?
nance to obtain a license to engage iu
any trade, business or profession, foi
which a license ia r/cqnirod, shall regis?
ter with tho City Olerk and Treasurer;!
first, his or her namo or btyle, aud in
cose of a firm or company, tho name of
the several persons constituting such'
?rui or compauy aud their places of
brisiuo s; cecond, the trade, busiuess or
profession for which a license is re?
quired; third, tho place where such
trade or profes-siou in carried on; if a
wholesale or retail dealer iu goods,
wares and merchandise, the amount,
extent aud value of business intended
to bo curried on, including distilled
spirits?all of which shull be given
uuder oath.
Sec. 3. if any persou or persons ex?
ercise or carry on any trade, business or
profession, for tho exercibing, carrying
on or doing of which a license i8 re?
quired by this ordinance, without first
registering aud taking out such license,
as in that behalf requited, he, she or
tbey, besides being liublc to the pay?
ment for tho license, shall bo subject to
0 penalty of not more than $10, ou con?
viction before tho Mayor or any court ol
competent jurisdiction; one-half of the
penalty, after deducting expenses of the
prosecution, to bo paid to tho persou
who first informs of tho matters und
things whereby tho penalty is recover?
ed, and the other half to the city.
5Si:c. 4. Iu every licenso to bo taken
out, under or by authority of this ordi?
nance, shall be contaiued and set forth
lue purpose, trade, business or profes?
sion for which such licenso is granted,
aud the nnmo and place of busiuees ol
tho person or persons taking out the
some and the timo for which it is grant?
ed; if a whrlesale or retail dealer in
goods, wares aud1 merchandise, the
amount, extent or value of the business
inteuded to bo carried on. The City
Clerk and Treasurer shall prepare a pro
per form of licenso to be issued in each
case, aud shall bavo the same printed
and bound, in book form, in a neat aud
substantial manner, with n proper
check or stub attached to each, upon
which shall be written, at the timo the
license is granted, the name of tho pa?ty
obtaining tho same, the length of time
covered by said license, together with
the amount charged therefor, and the
party receiving such licenso shall have
the same posted in tome conspicuous
place, where his businerss, trade or pro?
fession is carried on. Any evasion of
the provisions of this section shall, on
conviction boforo the Mayor, be puuish
able by fine of not exceeding $40.
Seo. 5. The licenses grunted under
this ordinance shall not authorize the
persou or persous, or firm, company or
corporation mentioned therein, to exer
ciso or carry on tho trudc, business or
profession specified in such license in
1 any other place thau that mentioned
therein, unless permitted so to do by
the Mayor. A licenso granted ou and
after January 1, 1874, ?hall couliuuo in
force until tho 1st of January following;
and all licenses granted after the 1st ot
January, A. D 1874, shall be issued
upon payment of n rateable portion ol
tho whole amouut of money imposed
for such liceuses: Provided, however.
That uo license shall bo granted for u
period less than three months, though
the time to the end of the year be lei-s
thau that. Each license granted nhnll
be dated on tbo first day of the mouth
ou which tho liability therefor occurred,
und the amouut tobe paid therefor shall
be computed therefrom liutil the end oi
the year, except as hereinbefore men?
tioned: Provided, That after u licenst
is grouted by the city uo portion thereol
will be refunded.
Sec. G. Upou the removal of any i t i
sou or persons from the home or pre
mises at which tho trade, business oi
profession mentioned in such lie. use
was authorized, it may and shall he law?
ful for the Mayor to authorize, by in?
dorsement of such license, the person
removing as aforesaid to any other pluct
to carry ou the trade, business or pro
fession specified in such license at Ihc
place to which such person may bavt
removed.
Seo. 7. For u license tu carry on nn$
trade, .business or prsfeswiou heruiuuftei
mentioned, tho sums hereinafter men?
tioned shull bo paid :::to the city trea?
sury: Astrologers and clairvoyants,
$2U0; apothecaries, retail, $25; archi?
tects or surveyors, $25; auctioneers.
$100; agents selling wood, $25; ogcub
selling coal, $20; agents real estate and
collection brokers, $20; agents, selling
by sample at retail, per year, $50
ageuts, soiling by sample at retail, pei
day, Si; attorneys ut-luw, $50; baukt
and bankers, $100 to $200; billiard,
bagatelle or other gaming tables, $5U
bowling alleys or pistol galleries, foi
each alley or gallery, $25; builders urn:
master mechanics, $20; butchers, foi
each stall hired, $10; blacksmith shops
first forgo, $10; each additional forge
$5; brokers, commeicial, cotton or pro
duce, $50; broker*, money aud dealer;
in exchange, $75 to $100; brokers
pawn, $100; brokers aud dealers it
horses and mules who keep no sah
st-ibles, per mouth, $10; and it shal
not bo lawful for any transieut dealer it
horses ond mules to offer his stock foi
sale until ho shall have taken out i
license, to expire at tho end of ont
month, for whioh he &kall pay the sun
of $10; but such license may bo re
newed at the some rate. For violatioi
of this article, the, party offending shall
be fined in a sum of $25 for each and
every offence. Barbers, for eaoh chair,'
53; qook binders, $10; boot and shue
makiug establishments, where boohs or
shoes uru inado for sale, $10; bakeries,
bread, pie or cake, $10 to $25; bill?
posters," ?5; bourding houses, capable
of accommodating bix persons, $10;
more than six persons and lees than
twenty-five, $25; coal or wood yards,
?$25; confeotiouery or fruit dealers, $25;
contractors, ether thus builders, $21);
cottou factors, $50; cotton press, $15;!
cotton giu manufactory, $10; cotton
Sins, giuuiug for toll or \>uy, $110;
biropodisls, $25; carriago repository, i
$100; cock-pit, $200; dealers, retail, in
goods, wares and merchandise, exclud?
ing distilled spirits, whose annual sales I
do not exceed $5,000, $10; dealer*, re
tail, in good1--, wares aud merchandise, i
excluding distilled spirits, who.se auuual j
sales exceed $5,000, but do not exceed j
$10,000, $25; dealers, retail, iu good*, ;
wares and merchandise, excluding ilia- j
tilled spirits, whose annual suits exceed
$10,000, und do not exceed $20,000, ,
$10; dealers, retail, iu goods, wures und
merchandise, excluding distilled spirits
whose annual sales exceed $20,000, und
do not exceed $30,000, $50; dealer.-, re
tail, in goods, wares aud merchandise,
excluding distilled spirits, who.-e iiuutt ?i
sales exceed $30,001), aud do not exceed
$50.000, $100; and every additional
$1,000, per $1,000, $2; dentists, $20;
drummers, local, per mouth, $20; ex?
press compauies, $250; exhibitions, cii
cuses, per day, $200; exhibitions, thea?
trical, minstrel, or exhibitions of any
kind, for gain, per day, $10 to $25;
foundries, $10; gas companies, $100;
gas mai-Linu ruauufuctnrius, $50; gas
titters and plumbers, $25; gilt store,
$200; hotels, capable of accommodating
100 persons, $200; hotels, capable ol
accommodating less I ban 100 and more
thuu 50 persons, $100; hotels, capable
of aecommodaliug over '25 ami less than
50 persons, $50; hucksters, $10; manu?
facturers of ice autl ice houses, $50; in?
surance companies or agencies, (:be?
same for euch and every company,) $00;
intelligence oftice, $10; junk shops, (ap?
plication t*> be miide to City Council lor
license,) $100; liquor?for license to se
tail spirituous or mult liquors in quanti?
ties le-.-s than a quart, per annum, pay?
able quartetly in advance, -3200; for :\
license to sell spirituous or tualt. liqums
iu quantities of a quart or more, per an?
num, payable quarterly in advance, $1( 0.
The receiver of each license card tu pay
'into the City Treasurer the sum ol
$2. And provided, farther, That the
grunting or withholding of licenses, iu
each particular case, will be at the dis?
cretion of the City Council. Lumber
yards, $25; mnrblc yards, $10; rnilli
:uery or dress-making establishments,
$25; manufacturers and bottlers of sotla
Iwater, $25; machine thopts, $10; com
mision merchants, $50; mills, grist, $10;
;mills, floor, $10; mills, planing, $5?;
mills, sawing, $25; job priuting oflices,
where moro than three bauds are em?
ployed, $50; where less than three
bauds are employed, $25; photograph,
ambrotype or deguerreotypo galleries,
$50; painters end paper hangers (mas?
ters,) $10; peddlers, local, per month,
$5; peddlers, itinerant, per mouth, $50;
peddlers, iutineraut, per day, $5; phy?
sicians, $20; restaurant or eating saloon,
$10 to $50; race-courses, $200; cigars?
every person engaged iu selling cigars
at retail, $10; every person engaged iu
?selling cigars at wholesale, $5l); soda
water, where sold from fount, $15;
stables, livery and sale, $100; stage or
omnibus, $35; telegraph companies,
$100 to $150; merchant tailors, $10;
undertaken', $50; warehouses, storage1,
$50; wheeh of fortune, per week, $10;
wagons, <lrnys, carts and haeks tun lm
hire, one burse, $S; wagons, draj's, eatts
un 1 bucks run for hire, lv u horse, -'10;
wagons, drays, calls aud hacks run foi
hire, four horse, $35; w.igmi, dray (??
curt, private, store or btisim ->, for haul?
ing, tVrc, into city treasury, for budge,
5 ) cents; aud for any other business or
profession, not otherwise provided for,
a lieemo fax i f- $10 No person -hull
let <>r hiie any wagon, ciul, dray oi
other euniago or vehicle for the w.u.: -
portutioti of goods or pus-eugers within
the limits of siid city, without having
lir.st ol tnined u bade;.- from the City
Clerk, paying then lor into ihr city
treasury 50 cents, to be placed on some
conspicuous part of the vehicle, uitdti
i penalty of $5 lor each aud i \- ry day
that sti !? vehicle i-hnll be t>o inn, to be
recovered by infoimaliou before the
.Mayor; provided that nothing In rein
cciiluiutd shall be construed to extend
io wagons, carts or other vehicles goiug
to or from market; aud for any other
business or precession not otherwise
provided for, a license tax of $10 to $20.
Provided, further, That where two or
more brunches of business, not neces?
sarily connected, are conducted in one
establishment, a license shall be charged
and collected for each branch of busi?
ness so conducted, us specified in this
ordiunnce. Dogt-?upon euch uuit every
dog, to be paid by the person or per?
sons on whose premises the dog is kept,
$2; and the police of the city of Colum?
bia are hereby authorized and required
to seize and confine every dog tonud
running at large, and uot having on the
city budge or collar for tho current year.
; and for every dog so taken up by the
police, $1 additional shall bo paid for
the same.
Sec: 8. All ordinances aud parts of
ordinances cot Hiding with this ordi?
nance -..I- ln-ieby repealed. *
lT2aiji,BS, AM?1 ROMS, Lit .,
At the Sign of the Golden Anvil.
WI11E, Sheet Iron and Nuraory Fenders,
ItraBS An dire un, Plain aud Fancy Fire
I Dogs, Shovels andTongn, (in pairs and" nets.)
[Coal Doda, Pokers, Chimney Hooks, Ac,
comprising tho largest axBorlnicnt iu the
''citv, and for sale, ut loxo prices, by
i Dec G ^ JOHN AQNEW_A FO^J^
Mocha and Java Coffees.
1 Nj f\ BAGS Old Government JAVA,
' WJ 10 pockets Puro Mocha.
I Forsalclowby HOPE A GYMS.
i
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
fX? w?-nQMJ?8B3 PA88ENGER
MMq^RBHSKtRAINS run daily,
Sundays excepted, connecting vtitb Night
Train? on South Carolina Railroad up and
down; with Trains going North and Scull on
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta ar.d V.'ii
miugton,Columbia and Augusta r.ailroaTs.
UP.
LoavoColumbia at. 7.15 a in
Lcavo Alston. 0.05 a. m
Leave Newborry. 10.40 a. iu
Lcavo Cokesbury.2.00 p. m
Leave Delton..."..3.C0 p. ni
Arrive at Greenville. 5 80 p.m
now:.*.
Leave Orot uvlllc *t. 7. CO a.
Leave Bellou.OSOa.m
Leave Coketbury.11.15 a. ra
Leave Newherry.2 SO p.m
I Leave Alston..4.20 p ni
Arrive at Columbia. U CO p.m
A ?der>f on Branch and Zftite Hidgt J)ici*itn
down. ue.
j Leave Walhalla. 5.45 a. ni. Airivt 7.15 p.m
j Leave PcrrJ villc 0.25 a. pi. G.85 j>.
j Leave Pendlet on 7.10 a. m. 5 50 i>. in
! Leave Anderson 8.10 h. >n. 4 50 p. m
j Arrive at Leiten D.00 a. in. Leave .'! 50 p. Ill
Accommodation Tu ' -s inn < n Abbeville
Branch Mondays, Wndn* 'da>? unit Fridays,
j On Anderson liranch.bctween lieltniiand An?
tic rsL-n, 'I ueselavs, Tknrsda > t- :i nd Katurdave.
THOMAS DO DA MEAD, fit n. Sup".
T.u.kz KcnTOK, General Tiekrl Acfut.
The Short Line Schedule.
Cll.Mtl.OnE, (V>1 I'SllllA ft A TO I'M A Ii.lt. C*0..
CoLUMIilA, S. C. Oclobi i 2-1, 1*7:1.
JEST oat CIBffilS^ ? vnE b'li'v.m g Pusten
fiW.lff HfcSiy^ger Schedule will hi ope
riitcd on und sfier SUNDAY, tho 20th iiu?l :
i.oino no in it. Tiaiti No. 2 Train No. 4
j Leaver Augusta.0.30 a m 4 15 p m
Granite villc." T. :s:> u in 5.11 j> in
Hatesville.f 43it m \ 7 22 j> m
Co nn.bia.. .11 58 a in Ji :'." p ni
Chi ster.J4.2H p ni 2 28 n in
j A: rive Charlotte.1708 p m "5 15 a m
I No. 2 Train makes close connection, ue'ei
liiuhmoitd, to nil points North, arriving at
j New York at 0.40 A. M.; also, t/et Italeigh
; and Old Lay Line, arriving at Niw York at
, 4 'J5 P. M. No. 4 Train makes clove con nee
I lion, rtu lliehniomi, to all points North, ar-I
: riving at New York tit 4 25 P. M.
rioiNO south; Train No. 1. Train No 31
? Li ave Chaih ttc."7 Oft a in f 10 p.m \
Chester. !' 51 a m 11 3fl*jr*ui
Columbia.v?.\> \\ in 3.40 h m {
P.atesviUc. . 4.57 p m 5 43 a in j
Graidti ville.*7 15 p in "7 4S a in i
Ai i ivo August a.S 05 p ni s 45 a in
'Breakfast. 'Dinner. tSupptr.
! Smith bound Tiaitis conned lit Ar.gin-tu
' !'->r all points South and Wiot. Unougb
t i -'.; (\ f told and baggage rhi rlu d to ?l\ niin
j eipal points, ?*? sleeping ears on nil Night
Train*. I?. K. MOHS1 Y,
i Getu ral Psss? ng?i' and J Icket Agt lit.
Jamks A:-i>i:i:soN. en :?< i a) Suj.'t.
! Wilmington, Columbia aud Augusts R
GKNKltAL PASSr.NGElt DM AKT.,
Coi.i;?ii:i.\, S. ('., Octobci 21 lt73
i HSm TS^ n*k*-.vT..- . THE following Schedule
it****^vVSP'^'HA' will be operate el on and
! alter Sundayjfjelober '.'J:
GOINil SOUTH. Tit aIn NO. 2. "lain NO. 4
: I.cave Columbia._11 4(1 am 0 r5 p ni
Florence .!4 40pm 2.10 am
l-'leuiiugte ii.50 p nt 5 'zl a m
I Arrive Wilmington.10.45 p in *7.15 a m
No. 2 Train makes close connection, tw
I Richmond, to all points North, arriving New
York ? 40 A. M. No. 1 'Jrain makes close
! connection, via old Buy Line ami alto Kich
inoiul, to all points North, artivine Ntw York
4 23 P. M.
r.OTNO SOUTH T IIA IN NO. 1. T1IAIN NO. 3
Leave Wilmington.4.60a ni 10 10 p ni
Fh mington.*t. 50 a m 7 45 p m
Flore nee.IU 40 a m 11.37 V m
I Arrive Columbia. i". It-' i> ni 4 (dam
I Making close connections nt Columbia for
j all points South and West. Through tickets
j sold nun baggage checked to uli principal
' points. Pullman palace?U< pe ison all night
I trail s. *Jj|i al.fatit. iDiui.tr. lSu|:per.
' E. It. DORSET,
fic neial Tassei g<-r ai.d 'J ii Let Aim lit.
' JAS. ANDERSON, General Snp't.
Chaurje ol Schedule.
SoCTM (.'AUOLINA lt.\lI.Ue?AI> CuSir.vN". .
OyLUKUIA. S. C. Celt nil' IS. 1S7:\
f*Jvi Cliaugeof Schtilx'.t
"fc>? t'i go into etVeet ?>n
r.ftei Sunda> , l'Jili iiiotan!:
St A11. Ajy? I'.V?jI.NOI '1 bain.
Leave Columbia at- . ... S.40 am
,\rriv< nt Charles ton itx. t 2('pn;
I.eavi Charleston 1.1. t?.0l are
ri ivoat Columbia at........... 5 f 0 pin
MOHT kxit.ISS. KKEIOIll ANH \. > I V. MODA1 lOJi
TitAiN, [Snodin .- i :.,( ; ;?. j
I.eaveColumbia .7.15 j ::. Ariivc. 0.110 i r.i
ArriveChailcrton 7.11 ', n 1 ia\*f..O '? ? n.
Caindi n Train will run >!< i ; V i ?s'h.;.
?i mi Sal tii'dny. ;,- folb v, -:
l.e&ye Ciiliiiubia :.: . 1 .*.?? pm
\ri tve i.t C&nuh n ui. .. (i 35 pi?
I e tve ( H-i.ui n nt. . 0 50 a in
VlSbl ; l Coltill.tdr. ;.i..11 .-(: i<;:i
:;. i.. I'li'KlNS, (L-tiei u\ 'i ii i it Atel t.
ir.mmcr Schedule S. & I;. K
wn "i it a in I : t?:a in
::'.? Lenvi Ai i i\i Leave
Spartnr.t in. r. tu 7 ! ?
Latesville.;?; 7.t:. 7 1; K.47 O.Stl
I'.ectd.-t. 7.23 7.: \ ; ] t; J(i
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PieCxuont Air-Line Fr.iiway
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Danville, Itiebiiioud ami l'h!.v,:ii i. V . S.
C. Divisiou, und Not l Ii \\ i i-tei n N. C. ]; \..
GOING NOll'J li.
STATIONS. A: AII.. i ..... . -
[.i ave Charlotte.7 10 P. M . I? 25 A. M
Le ave Salisbury.'.?.50r. M. s : ; a.>!
I Leave Greensboro,_ 140 A.M. 11 10 a M
Leave Danville. 4 32 A. M. 1 f.2P. M
j Leave Ltukvilli!.0.44A.M. li4('l'.M
Arrive at Uichme.iid.. .12.45 P. M. i> :.?? J?. M
GOING SOUTH .
1 Leave Ktelinii nd. 2 30 P. M. 5 10 A M
I Leave lluikville. 5.34 P. M. S '.S A M
j Leave Danville. 10 41 P. M. 12 57 1 M
: Leave Gre ensboro_2.15 A M. 4.CO P. M
! Leave Salisbury. 1 57 A. M. 0.^2 P. M
I Arrive at Charlotte... 7.20 A. M. s 3fA M
GOING EAST.
I Leave Greensboro.... 1.45 A.M. 11.10 A. M
1 Leave Company sboj s 3 30 A. M.Arl2 'J0P.M
Leave Italeigh._ 8 05 A. M.
i Arrive at Goldsboro.. .11.(5 A. M.
GOING WEST.
Leave Goldsboro. 4l0P.il.
Leave Italeigh. 7.45 P. M.
LeaveGonipanvSliops 12.05 A. M. 2 15 P.M
I Arrive at Greensboro. 1.30 A. Bl 3 80P-M
I Norllt>weal'ern N. ii. It. K.,Ssilriii Ilrncli
, Leavo Greensboro. 3 40 P. M
: Arrive at Kcriicrsvillu.6.10 P.M
Leave Kernersvillo. 0 00 A. M
Arrive at Gref nsboro. ... .10.20 A. M
I Mail train- daily, both wa>s, over entire
longthot road. Express dailj bet ween Com?
pany Shops and Chariot i <?, Sund ay sexecpted
S. E ALLEN. Gen: Ticket Agent.
T. M. IL Tai.Ci.1, Kngiiirer and Gi n SuiiM.
Canned Coods.
MEATS--Deviled UAM,Deviled TONGUE,
Deviled Turkey, lloaet Bei f.
Fruits? Peaches, Pluina, Apricot*. Tine
Apples. Pears, Strawberries.
Vegetables-Green Corn, Green Tia^.To
nintofs. Mushrooms. For ?alebv
NOV 15 HOPE k GYLES.
TO THIS PUBLIC.
RETURNING thanks for the very liberal patronage received dnrtng tho p'aat moritn. I
now inform the public that lam ablo to make, a further redaction in price*.' "The
Goods aro standard, and a trial will insuro their purchase. I havo alao accepted the
Agency of tho Unitol States Tea Company, and will sell their celebrated Teas at their
prices?thus insuring to consumers of Tea a puro article at wholesale rates.
BACON, SBOULDEH8. at 8 ceDta per pound.
BACON, CLEAR RIB, 8.J cents per pound.
BACON, CLEAR aud SMOKED, OJ cents por pound.
hams, F. A. Ferris & Co., New Sugar-cuicd, 13 cents per poun i",
BUTTER, finest Goahcn, 13 cents per pound.
011EE8E, 18 cciiIb per pound by box and 25 cents per pound by retail.
CHEESE, English, Pino apple und Edam.
.MACKEREL, kits, half barrels and barrels.
New Family FLOUR, $10 per barrel.
Extra Family FLOUR, selected Wheat, Hl p< rbarrel.
MOLASSES, 85 cents per gallon.
SYRUPS, from 50 cents to 99 cents per gallon
Forto Rico SUGAR, by tho barrel. 10 corns per pound.
Demarara SUGAR, 11 cents aud 12 cents per pound. .
? and Ex C SUGAR, 11J cents per pound hy barrel; 12j ci ute retsii.
C SUGAR, 111 cenla per pound.
A SUGAR, 12 cents per pound by hnrrol; retail 10 cents per pound.
Crushed SUGAR. 12 centa per pound bj barrel; retail 13 cents.
COFFEE, Rio, 25 cents per pound. . ...
COFFEE, Lastiaj i a, .10 ccuts per im und.
COFFEE, Old ' lover nment Java, :t:ij cent*" per pound.
Patched COFFEE. Ith?, fCJ; Pure Java, 10 cents. 1
Fine Old RYE \VH ISKEY, *2 r.O per gallon.
Pure Old CORN WHISKEY, $2 00 per gallon.
A full line id T?lcr brothers' CAKES,CRACKERS and BISCUITS, told in Columbia at
their pi iei s.
TEAS sold in original pound packages, a.? imported er pnt np byUnitod StateB TeaCom
pany, and sold in Columbia lit their pi ices, which are twenty per oent, lesa than sold here?
tofore.
Atniore'i celebrated MINCE MEAT, in two pound cans or flvo pouud buckets, or at ro
tiiil in bub;. ?
SOUSED PIG'S FEET,
New REt" V TONGUES. SMOKED BEEF.
l ullen Market BEEF, N? w I1UOKWUEAT. New CBA( KED V.'IIEAT.
New COFFISII; OAT MEAL, ttom Scotland.
CANNED GOODS, ot the choicest bramla, in endless variety.
IMPORTANT 1
IIA KU V SOLOMOX.
A In bh (i.i f.?' ( i tli i e choice CRACKERS, CAKES and BISCUITS, that, soil quicker than
hr?t cakes, ju-t i (t? ivi-d at ? HARDY SOLOMON'S.
Dec
WHEELER HOUSE, COLUMBIA, S. G.
THE ONLY FIRST CLASS HOTEL K0W IN THE 0ITY?PBICE Si AfcDAY
Corner Wain art! Plain Streets, T. M. POLLOCK,'Proprietors
ROSE'S HOTEL, COLUMBIA, S. O.
WM. E. ROSE, Proprietor.
I
1
AN0*1 HER ilRST CLASS HOTEL IN THE CITY. EASE ?2 50 PER PAY,
(IXVLUDIXC 0MX11SU8 -FARE.)
SU L A I I D NEAR THE CAPITOL. AND IN THE CENTRE OF THE BUSINESS PART
<?! th city, bore's Omnibus will convey pa'secngera to and from every Train. Tho
: La lira* Apartments are complete, with private cutrar.ee on Asacmblyetreet. ThoBlLLIABD
1 and RATH ROOMS are all in w and superior to any in the city. Aprils
Wheeler House?-Prices Not Reduced!
milt'. PROPRIETOR-OF THE WHEELER HOUSE would Aspect fully inform the traveling
: X public, t bat. in order t<> main lain the rhu racier of his House as a First Class Hotel, bo
I will continue hi*prices as heretofore, and gnaruntces to givo that satisfaction which has
, Seen 11 ?i t?; tliO lie use tho reputation it now has.
Ji;!v ;;o T. M. POLLOCK, Proprietor.
11 HfBlfiH
CHARLESTON, S. O.,
TO AND FROM
llALTlllllllE, I'lllLADELPDlA, NEW ?011, BOSTON,
AND ALL THE SEW ENGLAND MAHUEACTURING CITIES.
'"in t e Tlmi'? u Week from X? w Yoi It?-Tue??!?yn, Tlmrsdaya
nnil Sail unlays. &?*Klt|;nitt Malr Itoom Accommodations
Sen Voyage 10 to 12 Hours Shorter, "'via Charleston."
total .1 t.m i 1 v, 40,000 IJA1KS JIION1IILY.
*t\2 S?i^SSk SsaESSB* Wg&BE&
Leuth Carolina Railroad Company,
; i - \V11?i, j i re v::b tl ? tb el of thirteen first chut SU amsbips
.- inviti ; ti ntioit ic il.< ?piiel linn and regular detpstch afforded to
Ike Coin i M?m :.iMi I ort ('!" CHARLESTON*offtliut facilities
miati i. i'ni i n iuli sin! i'asn i.j.us not esc? lied in excellence and
'J he toboviig r pi tndia Cc<i>ii Hteamcra arc niularlyon
hi i |.
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masha'i i aN.
(MIAMI ION .. .
i iiari.eston .....James B?rry, Commander.
M S. Woodhull, Commander.
!1, W. Lockwood, Commander.
AMI ADi
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JAMES A DG ER ? CO.
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S fc I?, IIUGEB A CO.
IS 1 L A 1> K L V II
? II LAND
"a tor
ii-.\y>.
UM.
J. Lockwood, Commander.
Ag? nte, Charleston, S. C.
.. s. Crowill, Commander.
.T..T. Beckett.Commander.
. ut?, Cb?il<fcti n, S. C.
I A .
.Alex Hunter,Commander,
.C. Hiuckley, Commander.
A. COUU'JENAY, Agent, Charlislcn, S. O.
T e> U A L T I ."?I O it K.
i ALCON . .Hoinie, Commander.
.-.i \ GULL . l'ut'ou, Crrnmander.
Sailing Da\'s?Every Filth Fay. PAUL C. TRENHOLM, Agent, Charleston,8. G.
TO BOSTON.
Steamships MERCEDITA and FLAG. Sail every Faturday.
JAMES ADOER A CO., Agents, Chaileston, S. C.
Lutes guaranteed as low as thoso of competing lines. Marine Insuranoa, one-half of one
pCr">Ut THROUGH BILLS OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS
Can be had at all tho principal Railroad Cfilces in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and
Mississippi.
State-Rooms may be- secured in advance, wilbe ut extra charge, by addressing Agents of
the Steamships in Charleston, at w Lose ofncis, in all casca. tho Railroad Tickets should be
exchanged and Berths assigned. Tho Through Tickets t y this rente inclnde Transfers,
Meals atid Slate-Boom, while on ship-hoard.
THK SOt IH CAIIOLINA RAILROAD, GEORGIA RAILROAD
i And their comic cling HncB, have largely increased their facilities for tho rapid movement
of Freight and Passengers between ti e Northern cities and the South and Weet. Fiiat
Class Eating Salcou at Branchviilo. ( n the Georgia and South Carolina Railroada, first
class Sleeping Care.
Freight promptly transferred from Mesn n to day and night train8 of the South Carolina
Railroad. Close connection made with other Roads, delivering Freights at distant points
with*great promptness. The maiiBgeis will use every exertit n to satisfy tLeir patrona that
tho lino via Charleston cannot bo fcurpkeEtd in despatch a\id the safe dellvciy of goods.
For further Information, apply to T. J. Griffin, Wc dern Agent, Atlanta,Ga.; B. D.
Hasell. General Agent. P. O. Rox 4 070; ( flicc 817 Breadffay, N. Y.;8. B. Piokenb, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent. South Carolina Railroad; or J. M. Fr.i kirk,Superintendent
Groat Southern Freight and Passenger Lire, Chailcetei , S. C. Jan 80 Jly