The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-07

Marion street Cnurcn-hev. w. w.
Mood, 101a A. M. aud tx p. NJ.
Baptist Church-Rev. J. L. Reynolds,
10M A. M.
Lutheran Lecture Roon-Rev. E. R.
Rude, 10I A. NJ. ~~-.--.-- -..-,-- -
Presbyterian Church--Rev.> W. +.
Boggs, 101a A. M. and 71s p. NJ. y -
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The new system charging by air line
distances, so far rs cost is concerned,
gives every Office in the country direct
line to every other. This in very many
cases leads to largo reductions, as the
following will show. for the possession of
which we arc indebted to Mr.. W. r.
Cathoart, the manager of the Columbia
Office. The tariff on o message of ten
lines from Columbia to
Charleston, S. c.. formerly $1.1O, now
IS cents
Nashville, Tenn, formerly 8. 10, now 1.45.
New York city, formerly Q 10, now 1.95.
Augusta, Ga, formerly Ito, now 65.
Cincinnati, o., formerly $40, now ]. 60.
Charlotte, \. c., formerly Ito, now rs.
Louisville, KY, formerly 8. 10, now 1. go.
Savannah, Ga, formerly ] .35, now IS.
st. Louis, Mo-, formerly $40, now 2.2O.
Atlanta, Ga, formerly 1.S5, now LOO.
And to all other points comparatively
as low. Notwithstanding SO many i'm
portant reductions, the company, salts
fed with the justice of the arrangement,
are sanguine. of the hearty acceptance
by the people, and of an increased use of
the wires under it.
CRUNBs.-The Scientific american, of
the 18th, contains several illustrations
and a long description of the photo
graphic printing apparatus invented by
our fellowcitizen, Mr.. j. E. Richard.
Governor Scott has issued q proclama-
ton, in circular form, appointing Thurs
day, the 18th instant, day of "thanks-
giving and praise to Almighty God for
the many mercies and blessings vouch-
safed to u.s."
We regret to learn that q young daugh-
ter of our ncighbor, Mr.. G. Diercks, met
with severe accident, day or two ago.
While playing on pile of lumber, a
heavy piece slipped and fell on her leg,
crushing the bones. She is under the
caro- of competent medical and surgical
attendants, and will, we hope, in short
time, be able to resume her studies.
Messrs. Franklin & Paysinger gave
"blow-out," yesterday, at which there
was general turnout. These gentlemen
have re-opened the s'Lanier House"
under the title of the Exchange" and
express the determination to keep up
with the times. And if we are to Judge
from the fluids and solids dispensed yes
terday, we feel justified in stating that
they are bound to succeed. Mr. J. L.
Lumsden will manage the concern, and
he assures US that the Every best of
everything" will be dispensed.
Mr.. Read proposes to open Janney's
Hall for few nights during the present
week, and will give dramatic entertain
ments of pleasing character. The
Charleston papers give very favorable
notices of their performances in that city.
Mr.. DAILY has made material additions
to his stock of carriages, brets, etc., and
persons disposed to have IN airing in
and around Columbia can be accom-
modated by giving Mr.. D. call. He
has the old Hitchcock stand. Comfort
able vehicles, careful driving, and good
stock of horse-fesh is what he claims.
Mr.. Jacob Levin requests us to state
that the furniture advertised to be sold
Tuesday next, at tho College Campus,
may be examined during the day, to-
morrow, from 10 o'clock.
Hugh Craig has been appointed by
Governor Scott Judge of Probate for
Chesterfield County. Charles Edmond
ston, Magistrate for Barnwell County, has
| been removed.
BUSINESS CARDS AND Circulars.
the season is approaching for the annual
travel and distribution of business cards
and circulars, our merchants and others
will please give attention to the fact that
our job Office is supplied with the best of
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