The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16
NATIONAL CoMMERoIA1 CONVENTION.

NATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
The first session of the National Conf
mercial Convention will be held at Balti-
more, on Monday. September 25, 1871.
The Governor, in pursuance Of the duties
devolved upon him. has appointed the
following gentlemen as delegates to rep
resent the State of South Carolina in
said Conventions:
From the State at Large-H. G..
Worthington, Esq. Gen. MO. Butler
First Congressional District-Gen. u.
B. @. Cash.
Second Congressional District-Wm.
| s. Hastie. Esq.
Third Congressional District-Hon.
Fourth Congressional District-Hon.
A. s. Wallace.
MAIL AnRANa aEMESTs. The NorthernE
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.l5
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
Z. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes G. 90
Z. M. Greenville mail opens GAS P.
~; closes GOO a. Nj. Western mail
opens 900 A. NJ; closes l. 80 P. Al. On
Sunday Office open from to4P. nj. q
ordinances of the City of Columbia,
together with Acts nnd parts of Acts OF.
the Legislature relating to the Town aud
City OF Columbia" This is the title oa&
u really valuable work, which has ins&|
been issued from the PHOENIX Office, by
direction of the City Council It was%
compiled under the personal supervision
of the City Attorney, Capt. James D.
Tradewell. It contains everything of
interest to the citizen and the LAWYER.
relating to the city, in the way of laws.
to the present time; and cannot but be
acceptable and valuable, in that respect.
to US rs we'll rs those who may hereafter
have occnson to examine it..
| New CoUNTERFEITs.- .-Within week
past. number of exceedingly dangerous
counterfeits have made their appearance.
How large the number may be cannot
be known. for the counterfeit is 90 near-
/ ly faultless that it is only with the utmost
difficulty that it can be distinguished
from the genuine. The spurious bill is
q twenty dollar greenback. The only
weak point in the execution seems to b@
the central figure. which is little too
coarsely done. When presented in
package. however, this figure is not seaMS
in the rapid counting, it being hidd
by the hand or the everything bills. TtS
other points Of the bill are so excelleI
as to stand the test of the strong d3
light. We are told that two or th1 gj9
banks have been deceived by the bilN8
There has not been q more dangerous
counterfeit put aAoat.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. September 15.-
Columbia Hotei-J. Reed, j. W.O'Brien.
! B. r. Campbell, G. n Leitch, Charles.
,Iton; Z. J. MagiIl F. E. Sierns. Ga; E.
A. McQuillap, New York; w. f. Barr,
G. A. Reed. s. Bleckley, Anderson; A.
J. Stringer. e. B. Rice, Bolton; J. L.
Mesever, New York; T. r. Robertson,
!, Winnsboro; F. J. Bailey. Cincinpati; A.
tIJ. Frederick, S. c.; J. 81. Rion, Winns-
lboro; j. 0. Smith, Pend,etoD: C. L.
, Riser, w. J. Study. Mrs. A. E. Nor
man. Walhalla.
Nickerson House-J. Chadwick, J. II.
Solomon and family. Charleston; Mrs.
j. A. Chambliss. three children andst
nurse. Richaond; J. a. Marley an@SS|
wife. Darlington; j.. +. Finger. N. G.;
NJ. NJ. Hovey, Mass; J. a. McQnillan,
New York; J. G. Alexander. W. @. Hum.
phreys, Greenyille; s. Dibble, Orange.
burg; w. r. Kline, Ga; Miss NJ. E.
Law, S. G. Law. Darlington; R. T. Jen-
nings, New Orleans; Mrs. j. G. Jones.
J! !Edgefield; Miss Ida Solomon, Mis- j.
Solomon. Charleston; Geo. A. Darling,
Sand Hills.
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