The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, January 31, 1875, Image 3
London, January 30 r~The objoot <jf
oouveoicg the Cabinet was to discuss
the royal message .at 'toe opening of
Parliament. . '
Roiin, January' 80.?Victor En*
m muni rooeived Garibaldi oordiully.
Qdkbeo, January 80?The Beaufort
Female Insane Asylum burned; three
perished, and the remainder?435?
removed to the asylum occupied by
the males. Fngbtful scenes occurred;
many were removed by force, after re?
fuging in onpo'a and cellars.
8t Petersburg, January 30 ?The
Cztr sent a note of congratulation to
the Prince .of Montenegro, npon the
pacific solution of the trouble with
Turkey.
Hong Kong. January 30.?Distarb
uncos have occurred to Pekin, growing
ont of the euuaessiou to the tbrone.
Bayonne, January 30 ?The oaptaia
and several of the crew of tue Gustav
are still held by the Oarliste.
TtiisraDaic?Ai?assssts Sattste.
New York. January 30.?The
Khedive of Egypt gives Gen. Sher
man'a daughter, Mrs, Fitch, a necklace I
and' ear-iror)g, to the value of $800,- j
000. This is in consideration of ed-j
Vice given tho Khedive by Sherman,
whom he could not compensate direct?
ly. The jewels are in the Sab-Trea?
sury for Bafe keeping.
: The New York Central and Hudson
River Railroads reduce salaries ten
per cent, rbe Brotherhood of Engi?
neers met and appointed a committee
of remonstratio!)* but Vanderbilt was
unyielding. A compromise was ef?
fected by which the engineers will bo
paid ibreouud-a half con tu for every
aotual mile run.
Washington, January 30.?The ma?
rines are on guard at the Navy De?
partment.
Judge Flagg bad an Interview with
the Prosideut this morning. In cuae
Pardee'a name ia withdrawn, ho is pro
min?nt amnug the aspirators.
General West visited the President,
who expressed anxiety that OougreBs
should act in the Louisiana matter.
Wbat assurance Weat gave the Presi?
dent, has not Iran spired.
Immediately after the House was
called to order, the Clerk proceeded to
read the journal, omitting to read the
yeas and nays in detail, when Randall
immediately raised the point of order
- that they must be read. After a loDg
debate, the Speaker decided that the
point was well taken, aud directed the
Clerk to read the journal. -
? DbbbvibxiP, Mass , January 30 ?
Hi ley Maguerd'a tobacco barn burned,
with sixty cases ?of tobacco; loss
960.000; incendiury.
Manayouk, Pa. , January 30.?Pres-,
ton St Irwio's woolen , mills burned;
several hurt by. .fairing ? walls; 800
'Ousted. ??? banod d
'f' Washington. January 80.?Senate
';was not in session. In the Houbp,
?fter four bouro1 reading of tbejour
doI, upon motion of Butler, adjourned.
Tho vote in cauoqq, yesterday, was 18
to 8 in favor of seating Pioohback.
1 'The Republican Senatoraoauoassed five
hoars. A resolution to support the
President in what be had done, and
stand by him in support'of the Kellogg
Government in all lawful authority.
There .were eight dissenting votes.
The admission of Ptnobbaok wsb not
uiS?u?trod.
Probabilities?During Sanday. in
the South Atlantio and Etot Gulf j
States, falling barometer, rising tem?
perature, South or West winds, clear or
partly cloudy weather will prevail; in
the West Gulf Stated, partly cloudy
weather, possibly occasional rain and j
lower barometer, followed by Norther?
ly winds, rising barometer, falling
temperature, and in Texas, "a
Norther."
Telegraphic?Commercial Iteoorta.
Nkw York, January 80?Noon.?
Stocks active. Money 2%. Gold 13.
Exchange?long 4 8T; abort 4 89)?.
Governments strong and active. State
bonds quiet and nominal. Cotton
' qqiet; sates 1,601? uplands 15%; Or?
leans 15%. Futures opened quiet and
firm: February 16WGh15 9 82; March
15 15-32?15^; April 15 25 ?2?
15 18-16; May 18 3 82@16>f. Floor
, /dull and declining. Wheat quiet and
unchanged. Corn quiet and firm.
Pork firm?mess 19.62)?. Lard firm?'
steam 13%. Freights quiet.
7 P. M ?Cotton net reoeipts 611;
gross 1,953. Futures closed steady;
sales 16,500: February 15 1 82; March
15 9 16; April 15%; May 168 16;
June 16 17 82; July 16 13-16,16 21 32;
August 17; September 16 19 32, 16%.
Cotton quiet; sales 1,600, at 15%(#
15%. Flour dull und in buyers' favor
?4.75@5.50. Wheat firm and in
moderate demand?1.20(3)1 80. Corn
a shade firmer and in fair inquiry.
Pork firm?19 75 new mess. Lard
firm?18% prime steam. Money easy,
at2%@3 Sterling Quiet and firm.
Gold active, at 13(a) 13),\ Govern?
ments strong and aotive. States quiet
aud nominal. The bunk statement
shows loans increased $1,125,000;
specie decreased $3,750,000; lugal ten?
ders increased $1,000,000; deposits de?
creased $1,000,000; reserves decreased
$2,500,000.
OhaeIiESTON, January 30.?Cotton
quiet; reoeipts 2,274; exports 333.
Savannah, January 3D.? Cotton
quiet; reoeipts 2,211; exports 2,339.
MoBifiB. January 80.? Cotton quiet;
reoeipts 2,088; exports 528.
New Orleans, January 80.? Cottou
quiet; reoeipts 2,149; exports 11,000.
galv?3ton, January 30.?Cotton
weak; receipts 1,899; exports 180.
v In Philadelphia, reoeipts 149; Bos?
ton 95; Augusta, 625. Western mur?
kst? unchanged.
London, January 30.?Finances un?
changed.
Pabis, January 30.?Routes 62f.
47^0.
LrvKtpoon, January 80?3 P. M.?
Cotton-^oplands 1%; Orleans
aalea 8,000; epeooilotioa, and ? oiport
1,000; aalea on ba?i? middling uplands,
nothing below good ordinary, deliver?
able February or 'March, 7 '9-1BV no?
thing below low middling, whipped
February or March. 1%\ deliverable |
March or April, 7 11-16; sales include
4.000 American; sales on basis of mid?
dling uplands, nothing below good or?
dinary, shipped January, 7 ll>16; no?
thing below low middling, shipped
January, February or Maroh, 7%; de?
liverable Febroary or Marob, 7%.
Thk Reconstruction Sham.?For
ten years the Republican party has
aoted upon tho assumption that the
Southern States were oonquered ter?
ritory; that by "rebellion" the eccodod
States forfeited all tboir politioal
rights, and benoe could only be rein?
stated in tbe sisterhood of Stater, by
complying with certain arbitrary and
tyrannical conditions. They ruled
that oommon schools should be estab?
lished in the Southern States where
black and white children should min?
gle; that only "loyal men" and former
slaves should retain the franchise.
The Demooratio idea was that tbo re?
sult of the war being the defeat of the
attempt to establish a Confederacy,
and being aooepted by the people of
the South, as well as tbe extinction of
human slavery, their old legislative re?
lations with the Union should be
promptly restored, and their repre?
sentatives be. accorded seats in Con?
gress. The Republican party, how?
ever, having taken the reins of power
by menus of the sword, resolved to
perpetuate their control by the same
means, aud have, since tbo surrender
of Leo, played the rule of military
cooqnerers; placing at their head a
milkury man who had, by no martial
talent of his own, beauaie the General
of tbe Army, xue wondering World
has consequently beheld the marvelous
spectacle of a Republican Government
instituting a military eatrapy over
several sovereign States aud devoting
its energies to keeping down, iu the
lowest degrudatiou, tun original inha?
bitants whilo encouraging the abuses
entailed by officials who have invaria?
bly proved as obnoxious, oorrupt and
oppressive as the old Publicani of the
Romao empire. For ten years, then,
the Republican party baa employed
tbe army, navy and other resources,
ostensibly in behalf of tbe negro, bot
in reality to perpetuate its own power.
Its system of "reconstruction" has
proven u miserable failure aud swindle,
its shibboleth of "liberty aud pro
gresti" has become a transparent sham,
It has proved itself an impostor, and
the people have found it out. But all
history shows what a difficult task it is
to fling off suoh a vampire from the
life of tbe nation. Tho very intima?
tion of prospective defeat has aroused
all the malignity aud cunning of the
most aotive brains in the party. It
proposes, if it dies, to die bard, aud
with the sword and plunder io its
hand. Hence the importance of tbe
next two years to tbe prosperity and
civil liberty of the nation. The Re?
publican doctrine of superseding the
necessity for individual self-reliance
has its resultant iu antooraoy or an oli?
garchy. Tbe American Domooratio
doctrine is that one man has no more
right to be supported by the rest than
another has to govern the rest, and
that every man must contrive for him?
self as well as to work for his bread.
It recognises no legislation in favor of
a class, aud believes that Demooraoy
is for those who govern themselves as
individuals and Who are qualified to
bear tboir part in the government of
the whole. Those who, by neglect or
bad education, cannot take care of
themselves, moatoomplete their edu?
cation in the sohool of bard necessity.
For ten years tbe reconstruction sham
of the Republioan Administration has
sought by ediots to lift tho negro at
onoa to a level with the white man.
Eiiota to subvert social arrangements
are simply revolutionary and destruc?
tive. The fruit of Republican policy,
gread and hypocrisy, is, to-day, placed
in sucb a glaring way before tbe na?
tion, that it esn never cover its .naked?
ness. Like the king in Hans Ander?
sen's clever story, who allowed his
courtiers to persuade him that he was
attired in regal robes, although entire?
ly naked, a little obi Id can deteot at
once the fraud, and bring swiftly upon
the monarch tbe derision of the peo?
ple, by the simple exclamation: "Why,
people, the king is naked I"
[Louisville Courier Journal.
California.?In 1874, 2.000 new
houses were erected in San Franoisco.
In round figures, the sums paid for
sales of real estate amounted to 824,
000,000, or nearly double tbe total of
the previous year. The increase in
the value of real eat-tte is estimated at
10 per cent. The present population
of the oity is placed at 220.000. The
native products, snob as wines, raisins,
currants, tigs and dried, fruits, are dis?
placing imported commodities, and
home-grown tobacco is rapidly gaining
in favor. Tho movement of wheat
during the past season has been ex?
ceedingly active, and exceeded that of
1873 by nearly a fifth. The necessity
that auxiliary crops, suoh as barley,
hops and oats, should be more exten?
sively raised is felt, and the San Fran?
cisco papers orga the farmers to make
arrangements for this daring the com?
ing season. The experiments in flax
raidng have proved most successful,
aud tho hops grown in tho State arc
pronounoed as folly equal to the finest
specimens produced iu tho gardens of
Kent and Surrey, and far superior to
those of Alsace.
When Miss Cushman speaks of her
valuable time, it means something.
She made four dollars a minute in ono
of her recent New Jersey readings.
The Shah of Persia is- inclined to
favor Russian progress to the Indian
Ocean, bot this ia just what England
does not like. The Shah baa granted!
tho right of way to Russia to oonelr not
a railroad, which is projected from
Trebizonde, on the Black Sea, through
Persian territory to the Persian Qu If.
England Bees a blow aimed at her In
diau trade and aupremuoy, and is re?
solved to throw obstacles in the way
of Russia's ambition. Hence there is
a probability of a break with the Shah
of Persia.
The New York Young Men's Chris
tian Association have a gymnasium,
with a competent teacher, to improve
the physical ooudition of its members.
The association daring the last year
has furnished to poor young men over
166,000 meals, of whioh 62.000 have
been free, and 9,000 lodgings have
been famished. About 2,000 have se?
cured situations direotly through the
help of the asssooiatioo and its
branohes.
A marriage extraordinary took place
at Jasper, Teno., the other day, wbioh
was a regular wedding of December to
May. The bridegroom, Mr. Martin,
I bad attained his seventy-sixth year,
while the bride was a blushing girl of
only thirteen.
"Our Nellie" and Mr. Sartoris have
come over on a visit to mamma and
papa, at the White House. It is ex?
pected, with what truth we are not pre?
pared to assert, that three members of
the family will return uoroes seas.
The Treasury Department has re?
newed the contract with the parties
who took the last subscription to the
five per eent. loan. They take $25,
000,000, with the option of six mouths
fur the remainder.
A Milwaukee miser froze to d.v.th :n
I trying to save wood during the recent
I puiur itqvc, nuu ?... bOuOuy bDOWv
I where bis money is buried, his death
is regretted by all who knew him.
I The store of Mr. R H.Keringbam,
at Langley, was destroyed by what is
believed to have been an iucendiary
tire ou tho 19th, and aboot 315,000
lost.
The Edgefield Advertiser is now in
its fortieth year. It is the oldest liv?
ing paper in South Carolin ?.
An Iowa town has made its streets
100 feet wide, ho that there need be no
orpwdiug at the lynohings.
The woman who said she would not
marry the best man living, compro?
mised by taking the worst one.
Columbia B. & L. Association.
THE fifty-third regular Monthly Meoting
will be held TO-MORROW (Monday)
EVENING, February 1, at 7 o'clock, in
Heiuiteh'a Hall, opposite PnasNix Office.
Dues received and money loaned.
Byorler: JOHN 0. B. SMITH,
Jan 811 Secretar? and Treasurer.
For Bale.
ALL that TttAOT OF LAND, Iving on
Hieo Oreek Boad, containing 900 acres,
bounded as follows: Eaat bylaads of Oapt.
I Stack; West by John Stack; ' South by
Bundrix and Kelch; South-east by Char?
lotte and Columbia ilailroad. Thin land is
all well-timbered. For further Informa?
tion, apply to J. WINDHORN, or
Jan 31 8t? J. LOMA8.
Gas Bills for Month of January.
CONSUMERS will pleano attend to the
payment of the above without delay.
Tho charge for Gas being made at the
I reduoed rate of 85, with a discount of 5 per
cent., punctual payment will be expected,
and no discount allowed after five davs
j from date of notice. JACOB LEVIN,
I Sec and Treas. Columbia Gas Light Co.
Jan 31_ 3
For Sale.
HAVING changed mv reaidenoe, I
desire to sell my HOUSE in Colum
.bia, and will sell at a aacrifiao in order
to avoid renting. Call on J. H. SAWYER,
Esq., at the Central National Bank, who is
prepared to negotiate.
A. G. BRENIZER,
Jan 8118_Charlotte, N. C.
Mules! Mules!
tfey FORTY head of Kentucky
^.. r\ MULES, whioh will bo sold low.
fljL^^They can be seen at C. Logan's
Stabico, corner Senate and Assembly
! streets. W. 8. & L. TAL HOT V.
Jan 81_8
10 Barrels Sweet Florida Oranges.
RECEIVED THIS MORNING, dlreot
from Florida, and for aale cheaper
than ever offered in Columbia. Send orders
oarlyto HARDY SOLOMON.
Jan 27 _
For Sale!
CITY COUPONS at a discount. Receiva?
ble in payment for taxes and lioensea
at par. Also, Guaranteed Bonds of Green
and Columbia Railroad. Apply to
D GAUBUILL,
Jan 19 lmo Broker. 107 Main street.
New Garden 8eeds
Novelties and Approved Kinds.
FOTTLER'S EARLY DRUMHEAD,
Carter's Superfine Early,
Early Pohweinfost? Quintal,
Early Winningstadt,
Eaily Frenoh Ox Heart,
Early 1'eas, Early Corn, Urfts.
For sale by E. H. HEINITSn.
Jan 'JO f Drug and Hood Store.
Stop that Barking.
WHEREVER you go, you hoar Cough?
ing. Barking. Oleariug the Throat.
In Church, in the Concert Room, Opera
House. Oonrt House, Coughing is a provs
1 lent disordor. Why don't you oure it by
using STANLEY'S GREAl COUGH
SYRUP? It will cure. For sale at
Jan 2Ut HEINITSH'S Drug Btoro.
New Sngar-tnred Hams.
1 Art NEW *ORK sugar-cured HAMS,
LvJ\J choice quality, last received and
for Bjdo by_JOHN AONEW& SON. _
Buggies, Wagons, &c.
IAM now offering my stock of BUGGIES,
ItOOKAWAYS AND MILBURN WA
j O0N8 at reduced prices to close the business.
Those in want of vehicles will eavo money
I by nailing at tho store of John Agnow k
Son, and purohasing before my stack is
closed out. JOHN AG NEW.
Jan 22_
Pearl Grits and Hominy.
OPC BARRELS FRESH PEARL GRITS,
9 15 barrels f'resh PEARL HOMINY.
Just reoeived and for sale bv
Jan 26 JOHN AG NEW A SON.
?- . Proposals.
i i QmoE Sopt. 8. 0, Penitentiary.
j V f Columbia, H. O., January 21.1875.
COALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the
O following 8UPPLIE8 to tho 8onth Ca?
rolina Penitentiary for the present fiscal
year will bo received at this office until
February 1,1875:
2,600 busbelaGORN.
45.000 pounds BACON.
49.500 pounds FRESH BEEF.
11 250 pounds KlOE,
9 281 pounds PK AH.
8 078 pouodB SUGAR (B.)
2 05'2 pounds COFFEE.
500 iiounds HALT.
275 pounds PEPPER.
20,440 ponuds HAY
90 barrels FLOUR.
80 bairoU MOLASSES.
5 barr.il? VINE IAll.
Tho above ariioloa to bo of good quality,
and to bo furnished at snob tiruoti au4 in
such quantities aa tbo Snporintondeut m?)
order. Tho party or parties to whom the
oontraot may be awarded will b required
to unter into sufficient security to insure
tho faithful performance or lIhj nnntract.
JOHN U DENNIS,
Jan 2i Bnpt. S (1 Penitentiary.
Greenville and Co.umbia Railroad.
MEETING
or tii k
at
CHARLESTON, S. C,
I'HiuuAKV 3, 1875
Round Trip Tickets
WILL bo sold to all persons: desirous oi
visiting Cburioxion on tho above oc?
casion al tho priucipal Stations on tho Hun
of this and tho Bluo Rhlgo Road, from
SATUilDAY, tbo 30'h of January, to
WEDNESDAY, tho 3 i of February, inclu?
sive?good to return at the pleasure of the
bolder. Ali per?ou* dfttdrons ot availing
themselves of tbe reduction of f iro (or this
mnal l.nrellAHO RETURN TICK
ETH?whether Delegates or not?at dudo
will be paaaed bae.k on certificate.
JADEZ NORTON,
Jan 28 G General Ticket A cent.
A CARD.
The Laurel Street
GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT
18 now open to the pub'ic, offering tbe
GREATEST INDUCEMENTS known
to tho trade. Tbo proprietor in so confi?
dent of tho anperior merits of hisguodstbat
ho aaka no diaorimination in hia favor as
compared with anything in this market; so
that you can at nnce encourage southern
iudu-ury, and at tbo same tune dtroctly
?erve your iutereBt, by purchasing from
tbia reliable houae. Offering every reason?
able facility to customers, I bt g au immble
share of public patronage.- 'i
Deel_ JOHN E. GYLES. Agent.
Coughs and Golds
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL 1 ROCHES,
Chlorate Potash Pastilos,
Oelatino Lozenges,
Wiatar'a Balaam Wild Cherry,
Hill's Balsam Honey,
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Jay no'? Expectorant,
Piso's Cure. For sale at
L. T. SILLIMAN A OO.'S
Dec 29_Ur.a_e Ktoro.
New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
WOhKINO to Win, a story for girls,
fl.75.
Mistress of the Manse, by Dr. Holland,
author of Arthur Bonnyoantle, $1 50.
A Uistorv of Germany, from tho Earlitst
I Times, bv Charlton Lewis, $2 50.
Manual of Mythology, Greek, Roman,
Norxe, Hindoo, kgyptiau and Old German,
by Murray, 82.'25.
Prairie and Forost. the Game of North
America, with adventures in their purum,
by Gillmore. $1 50.
Health and Education, by Kiogsley, ? 1.75.
Hogarth's complete worka, in thron vo?
lumes. The Wild North Land, by Major
Bntler, with platea, $2.50. History of Glehn
and Clnb Life, London. Book of Wonder?
ful Characters, with portraits. The Klang
Dictionary, historical and anecdotal.
Homes and Haunts of tho British Poets,
London, and other new hooka. Nov 1
Kerosene Oil.
PURE WHITE KEROSENE, at 18c. per
gallon, at wholesale, and 20.;. per gal
I Ion at retail, delivered in all parts of the
I city. This Oil is guaranteed fully up to
the standard required by tho Unite:,
8tatea. For sale by
J-nJJ_JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Springs, Axles and Iron.
OUR stock of SPRINGS and AXLES, as
well as IRON of all descriptions, is
I very large. Purchasers will save money bi
?rocurlug these goods, as well as CarriHge
[aterial, at the Hardware Establishment of
Nov28_ JOHN AGNEW A HON.
107 Main St., Next to Wheeler House.
KSTABL.I8I1ED IN 1840,
AND STILL IN THE FIELD,
with
A LARGE and well se
'jS^-^^??'c^ted stock of llrst class
FURNITURE, Parlor. Ued
rooru and Dining boom
Bete, which will bo sold ms
low as any house in the cou itrv for cash.
Nov 10 M. II. HI.HRY.
Hams! Hams!!
I (\f\ CHOICE Louisville Sugar-Cured
lA/vJ HAMS, largo sizes, juat received
and for aalo at 14o. per pound
Jan '20 JOHN AO NEW A S!?N.
New Layer Raisins.
1 r\f\ QUARTER BOXES NEW LAYER
1UU RAlHlNS, at tl nach.
Just received and for sale by
Jan 7 JOHN AGNEW ,V SON.
gTo Executors, Administrators.
Guardian? and Trustees.
I rpAKE notice that you are hereby cited
| X and required to file in the office of the
Court of Probate for Riehl und County, ?u
or before the 1st day of February, 1875,
your ANNUAL RETURNS Tor 1874
B. I. BOONE,
Jan 5 ill Judge of Probate.
Look Alter Your Stomach.
THE Quest Medicinal Confection in the
world is at Hoiul tab's. Chocolate for
lunch, Chocolate for table, Walnut Nougat,
Pistache Paste, Cocoa Caramel, Cream
Obooolate, Althea and Mallow Drops, Solu?
ble Gum Drops, Cough Confections, Gin*
Kur Drops, Eng. Mint Drops, finest Extraot
Vanilla, finest Extract Lemon, for sale at
HEINIT8H'S Drug Store. Dec 221
Spring Prtatff~?lTew Styles,
J?8T IIEJCKIVISD, ?
FOR 81X1 Y DAYS, FALL AND WIN?
TER GOODS will be sold UEGAUU
LK8S OF O08T- 0. F. JACKSON,
Jan 29_Lender of Low Prices.
POSITIVE BEDUVTIOJi
In prices of
WINTER GOODS.
ICOMMENCE to-day to offer mv entire
atock of NEW AND DEMISABLE
GOODS
At and Below Cost,
To insure a clearance, and make room for 1
an extoutjive Spring utock. Vor tbo next
five or fix wr oka, nach
Can be bad as will forco ealoe, and induce
bnyors to make every effort to obtain each
goods as are really nsefal, at from twenty
tlvo to fifty per cent lea* than the uoual j
urices. All in need of DUY OOODS will
aave moaey by taking advantaito of this
opportunity. J. U. KINARD.
Jan 28_
The Ball Opened for 1875.
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Carpets, ?See.
NEW QO0D8 reofived tri-weekly, ard
stunning Leadkuh iu all lines of gooda
exhibited every day. A visit to I ho store of 1
W. D. LOVE & CO.
Will convinco the public that we mean to
(jive them better value tor their money
Ui.ui thov can buv iu anv other DRY
[GOODS DOUSE IN THE STATE. Facta
provcu at the
GRAND CENTRAL
Dry G-oods House
W. D. LOVE & CO.
?B-SivTaploH sent to all piirta oT tho
I cmntiy uu application._ Jan 80
LANDRlCTtl'S
GARDEN SEED!
A FUEL aonortmant jnst received at
A. L. T. 8ILL1MAN & OO.'rt
Jan 16 ? Drnif Store.
New, Choice and Fresh Goods.
MY 8 TO RE, on Main street,
two doors below Phosmix office,
ta once more open, where my
>atrons can secure everything
'in the line, choice aud fresh.
OELE a Y, Eating aud Planting POTATOE8,
Malaga OltAPES, French PRUNES, OBAN*
M E It 111 ES, Rologiia and Fresh Pork
SAUSAGES, Fronou CONFECTIONERY,
and many other articles. Call and aeo the
stock. MRS. 0. HUFFMAN.
Jan 14_
Grand Central Java Coffee.
WE aro agents for tbo GRAND CEN?
TRAL JAVA COFFEE COMPANY.
Their coffee ia sold in pound packages, at
thirty cents per pound, and each case of
sixty pounds contains a superior eight day
dock, which bocomes the property of tho
lucky purchaaerwho buys the package con?
taining tho ticket wldao entitles the owner
thereof to the clock. The coffee is full
value itself for the price charged, and the
dock is given as a prize to induce pur
ohaaera to try the coffee.
Jan22_JOHN AQNEW A SON.
GOOD THINGS.
100 barrels NORTHERN APPLES.
200 boxes CANDY.
100 boxes RAISINS.
200oases CANNED FRUITS.
Pocana, Almonds, Oranges, Lemons,
Walnuts, ic, wholesale and retail, as low
as any bouse in this country.
L?RICK A LOW RAN CE.
?8QNIHX QOOO
SENSATIONS!
SENSATION PRIHA DONNAS, SENSA?
TION PULPIT OR\TORS, Seneation Poli?
ticians Sensation Parties, Schuotz.-'n-Ve
rein Maeqnerado Halle, Tableaux, Choral
Union Concerts, Sensation Newspaper
Articles, Sensation New Opera Houses,
aud every other Sensation vanishes beforo
the threat impending
Jan 9 NEW SENSATION.
Wines and Liquors.
C\ fl \M Pa g n en? Pommer?. Sec,
Ohau>< k Docbatel,
Kolley's laland Sparkling Cetawba,
California "Impuiial."
BRANDIES?Brandenburg Frercs,
Jus. \\i n :o??ry,
Otaid, Uu|>n> & Co , vi nth sea 1835, 18:3.
186S
WINES?till Private Stock Maderia?in
bottles only, *
Choice Table Khci rice,
California Angelica?very dedicate,
;- a nde tu an and other Porte.
Full line of Hock? and Hauternes. includ?
ing "Chateau Yquorn." ?'Latonr Blanche,"
'?Hockbeimer," " Lanbeuheiraer," Ao., Ao.
Our specialty is Udo goods, such as wo
can, with nonfidcoce recommend. Any
rare wine not in store we are prepared to
purchaso either iu New York or Europe,
?nd furnish at market rates.
No?28_qgO. SIMMERS.
10,000 oigars. at 82 50 per 100, for
salo at Solomon's.
r jj ' H?r**; 4nu jfoehtydpl t
BY D. 0. PBIXPTTO ac SON.
On MONDAY HORNING, February 1, at
10J o'olook. v? will sell, in front of our
auction room, - ? < >
A pair of handsome, well-kept gray
HORSES, small biz,), kind and gentle; will
work in single and double harness or under
tho saddle; together with a light Shifting
top Boekaway (pole and shafts) and Kar*
ncss. Blankets, etc., ail in perjoct order.
Terms cash._Jan 80
Desirable City Property.
By D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON.
Wo will ecll, on M >NDAY next, at 10 A. M.,
in front of the Court House,
Thtee desirable BUILDING LOTS, situ?
ated on Bull and Biobland streets. Baid
lota measuro front, on Bull street, 69 feet,
more or Iobs, and run back 139 feet, more
or less.
Traits?One-half cash; balanoe in twelve
months, secured by bond and mortgage,
bearing interest at 7 per oont. Purchasers
to pav for papers. Jan 30 2
Desirable Main (Street Property.
By D. 0. PisIXOTTO & SON.
On MONDAY, tho 1st day of February next,
I sale-day, we will sell, in front of the
I Court Hoaee, at 11 o'olock, to the highest
bidder,
That desirable LOT, situated on the
Fast aide of Bichardaon street, between
Washington and Lady streets; bounded on
the North by Mrs. Harriet English; on the
South by DoGraff; on the East by L. O. Oar*
poo tor; on tho West by Riohardson stroet.
Said lot measures front, on Riohardson
I street, 31 feet, and running back 161 feet,
more or loss. The above lot will be sold on
acconut of the former purchaser, who haa
failed to comely. 1 ?
Terms of Bale? One-third oaah; balance
in one and two years, secured by bond and
I mortgage, beartug interest at 7 per eent.
per annum. Purchasers to pay us for pa?
pers._Jan 2127 30 31
Foreclosure of Mortgage?8ale of
Real Estate.
BY virtue, of the power of attorney duly
givnu to the Capital Building and Loan
Association of Columbia, by George W.
Allen, and contained in the mortgage of
said George W. Allen to the said Associa?
tion, dated the 28th day_of_8eptember, 1871,
I will sell, on the FIRST uAi OF rnBUU
ARY Nl XT, at 11 o'olock A. M., before the
Court Houso in Columbia, as the property
of said George W. Allen, aU that piece,
parcel or lot of LAND, and BUILDINGS
thereon, eitnate, lying and being in Waver*
ly, in or near tho city of Columbia, being a
portion of Lot No. 14 in a plat of said
Waverly, made byT. O. Veal, Surveyor, in
Marob, A. D. 1855, fronting on the North on
a street G6 feet wide 62 feet 2 inches;
bounded on the Weat by lot of J. A H. Lo?
gan; on the East by lot now or formerly
belonging to O. Waring, running back
southwardly 238 feet; and bonnded on the
South by lot belonging to Jen*. Piokett.
Terms cash. JOHN AGNEW,
Pres. Capital B. and L. Association.
Columbia, S. C, January 9,1675.
Jan 9_ ' '
MT1HL0THI1E
ESDUCSS PRICES
FOB... jil
c ash!
TRAVELING BLANKETS
..1.
AND
SHAWLS
AT
COST!
New Style Hats !
Fall and Winter
CLOTHS AND CASHMERES
Made to Order Very Low.
B. & W. 0. SWAFflElD.
Jan 26_' . ' _
BARGAINS
a
!
CLOSING OUT
OF
WINTER CLOTHING!
Extraordinary Attraction!!
CLOSING OUT
OP
Extraordinary Bargains!!
CLOSING OUT
OP
WINTER CLOTHING,
mm k wdm.
Jan 26
Five hundred barrels of "Solotnou'o
Fanoy" flour, just received. Now is
the timo to buy, as flour is cheaper
than in ten years, at Hardy Bolomoo'a.