The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-24

pofIormS IN JauneyIs dall, this even-
ing. The weather is to be attended to,
remember.
MERCANTILE PRINTING. ALL kinds of
mercantile p1snting, such as circulars,
letter heads, cards, bill heads, state
ments, &C., for counting rooms and
Offices, promptly attented to Mt the Pho
nir job Office. '-'.--.---
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. There has
been slight change in the schedules of
the Charlotte and South Carolina and
Columbia and Augusta Railroads. The
trains for Augusta leave Columbia ut ten
minutes to P. NJ; and for Charlotte at
twenty-five minutes past l.
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FINE CoTToN.-M r. O'Neale, Jr, has
sent us stalk of cotton which is consi-
derably ahead of anything in this vicin-
ty-at least. anything we have seen or
heard Of. 1t is three feet in height, and
contains sirty-nime shapes, which lack
about ten days of blooming. It was
grown from seed furnished by David
Dickson, ESQ, of Oxford, Ga.-the seed
being selected by him for his own use.
Mr.. O'Neale has fifteen acre field of
this cotton. Richland forever!
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Blue Ridge Railroad Company, in Sonth
Carolina, was held in Charleston, on
Tuesday last. Gov. Scott was called to
the chair, and the Secretary of the Board
appointed Secretary of the meeting.
Messrs. q. L. Cameron, J. L. Orr and
II. Gourdin, were appointed Com
mittee on Bylaws. The President
Superintendent and Chief Engineer read
their reports, when the meeting adjourn
ed until Wednesday.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Mcssrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswell have
issned the annual circular of the Trus-
tees and Faculty of the College for the
session Of 1869-70, which announces in
creased facilities for clinical instruction.
The lectures iii this institution will be
resumed on Monday. the 1st of Novem-
ber, 1869. and continue until the first
Saturday in March, 1870 Expenses of
the school: Matriculation fee (paid once)
S5; course Of lectures $lO5; demonstra-
tor ticket $40. graduation fee $50.
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1t is with genuine pleasure that we
announce the Commencement Ball of
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exercises of this institution. viz: Exami-
nation of the students, are in progress at
this date. On the 2Sth instant, the
young gentlemen of this institution pro
pose to give ball at the Columbia
Hotel, the first Commencement Ball
which has been given in Columbia since
1860. The services of the Columbia
Band hive been engaged, and every
provision made to ''chase the hours with
Tying feet" The arduous labors Of the
academic course being ended, are pro-
perly celebrated by few hours devoted
to innocent mirth and gayety; and we
Can safely promise to those who give the
bali their presence, period of unal-
loyed pleasure and happiness.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, June 23-Coluns-
bia HoteL S. Fairly, G. A. Ray.
w. H. Evans, w. d. Kenedy, Charles.
ton; W. J. Crosswell, Southern Express
Company j. Nick. White, II. G. Lara.
bee, J. II. Kenner, w. W. Walker, G.
Provost, Baltimore DR.. j. w. Marshall,
Abbeville; A. H. Cnughman, Licking
ton ; T.. M. G. Clarkson, Richland.
Nickerson House Lewis Tyrell
Brown County, N. Y; j. P. Cretz, F. r.
Perrin, Virginia; H Fl. Muldrow, E. 3
Muldrow. Marion, S. c.; W. J. Blair
Augusta, Ga. Mrs. Townsend and child
S. c.; Mrs. A. J. Lee, H. B. Coffee
Madison, Fla; w. j. Molyman, Charles
ton;J. l.. Branch, Jr., Abbeville, s. G.
Claude Wyman, V. NJ. Best, Virginia
james B. Hayward, Jr., J. B. Seigler
Flat Rock, S. G..
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