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Mm Eoberson Curtis, hatansas; Nellie Clifford, LtsAaa,
pHILA DEIpHIA. Oct Arrived brss or.olsn Lesusas'
psadstcP: Portland ssSr: Bionds cSapnian fs"ss sx
loves Noy Bsafora a:s H.rsZ Boston, GoIdsr Ss
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London. and bark unknown Went saturday ssso
ygip. Sarks Edward and c.ramel brls John Welsh and
PMoTwo schooners and three-mastsd steamer nor ne
PORTLAND Oct e. Arrived, schrs = Prescott. xsssi
Olive Branch Davis Cutler for do; Gen Meade, Alen Lu
SlssrsdBrie Endoru., Cumm,nss Beltmore. -. -,
and Endoras; seh Old Chad Annie Bliss and about -
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Hsrris; R.ahci Seaman: Seaman; dec Taies; Hail; q
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Clark and Goode Nay % for rswsnckss; AnG
Kno wles; Mary Predmore, Hart North Pacif Eaten;
Shepard nount, Yoans Esels. Fnrniss Damon. john
and Nary Merhon, Brightman, Elzabethpor Danl Norris
Mans0r, do for Pawtucket; Eliza Phsro, sherman $40
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Nurphy; Alton Miner Miner and Eiiz. hamitorr Ces.
New York; sloops Ida vail Norton Coxsacks; Deoep
Ssicd-Scbrs Young rcaser, siocum, Philadelphia;
Ely ssokcs, and Kate scranton, fsimer. New yorE.
PAWTUCKET, Oct 80-Afrlved, schrs Anthony Bu!tons
johnson, Eiizabcthpor: Freeman, Eidridses New
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 2s- Arrived ship Indostan lr),
White Newport bnrks Brontcs Nordberg, Usaady 6aks
psare NG Fscher, Newcastle. 81 81 pernard N0h kegs
Cleared-shps Daniel Marcy, Ross New York; Gambia,
sxvXNNAH Sst 81 Arrived. s.ssm'hip. San salvador
ngton Boston brig Moses Day, Philadelphia; sch1 fhTa
gui, Kenuebcc River; Anna SIma, Nassau
mer Liverpool; bark Annie Torrey iiays 0ias Pnnsson
SALEM Oct as-Arrvcd. schrs vick,bura, Higgins, BAN
M New ~ York; Col Eady, Mclean, forsn FOR do
2Sth--Saied schrs WIN Tcc, rcc, Baltimore; Locke
Hnntev; A pArgons; Candy, and !indson vaug0en
Philadelphia; Geo Pierce, Iinnekin New YORK; ana
feet OF coasters bound and I.
WILMINGTON. NC. Oct 8-Cleared, scbr Rsina suns
W1RREN, Oct s3-Arrived. schr Alex Young, Grinnel.
Alexa H-.t~
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% Al elgn. = N. the General Committee me. and
tees preparatory 70 their incorporation In the re.
port OF the Seventy on Thursday. The committee
6ss received over MY thousand dollars since It's
the Committee of Seventy viii wind up their busl.
ness On Thursday evening. Resolutions are ~ be
presented, insnking them for then labors and the
resigned On the committee will be nked by the
meeung. Action was taken last night upon LII
THE PRELINiNARIRs FOR THAT EVENT.
Colonel Steouins, chairman oi the committee, Is %
preside ON that occasion, and addresses Will be de.
ssered s@c ry % MILAN warts Cnares 1a',n, ocon0r'
whsca had been previously prepared, was reieyred
20 s not rssa oe9r re s 20 s a
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sole Ss:ias.. sr sSss sy I.r
and an homes. I sh: close o. ss r s may ss s
billy that rests apon Us :. %omen,oas Iec sonsss. y
s%d ssss g.
political pansssrer' s wssss only ss'srs s-,ss rssy
solves waho. labor 4, the Rss,s es.s The
perfectly on election day 70 ss-oss sssf pasie
vii be gained The o. ref0!m spe shas y he
mssoas ssd dsss%aed mn presence & ssssss sssss = ss
eSa eS' snS uans y. :. ssa 5. .s
wv :: :s s % % sa
public sess which gs.. y =. = ssss sg.s ..s s ss
depos's s' vote ssssI s = sTSssISs cs..-s..a
RoswEIL y. HArcN Secretary.
Judge Ledwlh having accepted
rHE rAMAASY NaNiNArtoS
ton sn sSs Of c niSS. MS an s
detection Was she subject Of comment among mem
bers WITH the close Of election day Wall cease the
any stray work which they might be required to do
VIA devoive upon the Committee on Remedies.
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AROUND THE CITY HALL

Further Demands for Moaey-The Judiciary
and Clerks whsso Salaries Have Been
Rnised Not - Receive Any Money for
Several MeBths. trtw
The same general apathy which has marked the
precincts Of the City Hall Park for the past few
days to be observed yesterday in almost all the
departments. True there was a little more crowd.
large as life and as loud as life, and he insisted
on the way he was going to vote TO be the
, true way. The men who dtd not know him
said he was crazy. Perhaps he was. He
knew, however, OF what he was talking
AT THE CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE.
Here several delegations waited on Deputy
Comptroller Green. The most tmpOr, ant was one
OF the great manipuiators OF the reformers-viz.,
Ben Wood, Jimmy O'Brlen, Hen Opp OF Washing
ton Market. and another young gentleman. name
unknown, rs Is often said OF men found crowned.
Another delegation waited on Mr.. Green They
came from the Department OF the Chief OF the In.
spectors OF Street improvements They IN large
force, and were much exercised. not to say excited
at the idea that they were not Immediately received
srative and II found necessary to send for the
police to preserve order among them Mr. Green
counts, and those whose accounts were found cor
rect, as many rs could, would be paid to-day, ana
the others IN as rapio Sorre 9raer nox as possible
has been raised on account OF salaries for the Judi
clary. lcSteruay RECORDER HackeU appleO Tor MS
check and learned that he had been overpald;
that the Police Justices and many others whose sal
aries had been raised by action or the Common
Council could not obtain any money for months to
come. rhis, It appears. u done on the ground that
the Common Council had raised the salaries contrary
to law, and that the Legislature had never
the action OF the City Fathers or course this has
caused much wailng and enash Ing OF teeth But
the Deputy Comptroller holds firm ana viii not give
III one inch. He has already cut on some eighty or
more attaches OF the Courts and secured saving
or 900 to the city and county.
AT THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE
there was great deal OF anxious inquiry as to
whether the Sheriff had made any further arrest or
levy in the now great cases, but IN thIs regard the
situation remained unchanged. lngersoll Is ex-
pected to be IN town to-day, aud VIII AZ once be
taken possession OF by the Sheriff. 1t is rumored
tnat he has his ball all ready and will '.face the
music" Woodward and Garvey, IL Is now thOughL
have gone 10 stay, and cannot be caught The
Sher1n mas levied on Garveys property to satisfy a
small judgment against him. but some OF his
friends claim that ne Is not far or and VIII eyentu
Miller and his little brother were flying around the
SherIn's o1ice yesterday. apparently much excite0,
but IL not determined whether 10 was on their
own account or somebody cses
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ARRIVALS.


Steamship san Francisco, Reynolds Hamilton uuda,
days, with %ase and passengers. 70 II Webb -.s
sss ana Garrison o'' "
s;sa%.SHS Css.is.'ss hsTy; cS:T,,on, 90 hours With
Norfct with dse and passengers to Old Dominion Steam
g. fs.:ss .Ss so ssss s:
Aug 80 s. Helena Sept s and crossed the Equator Sept 70
as ssS. sS 2Ss e m % & e.
s fss %
!: aSss sS from
B.ri caro-, slsno1srd Sa,is River Avg - va Poin.
T. S e e s:s i.
81 :ns
.sS being shOr Of water went into Point fsIs
; Ss Hs'ss' Ess sss and mad
BARK Schultz, Nsvins Boston days. In ballast to
Msrshap T. Had NV and Il s% winds Ro.s.
s sss HAMPTON &c sSsssi ;
vS s. Lag a. 70
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S;ss. &c , win
scbr HslloeE, H.IocE, Alexandria
sssT sssT hhsss, hs Eass Easas T.ssp9 H.,s's,,v virginia
sssr sssr Son,ia S0Es1: bas! sssESs vSslna Virginia
sssr sssr ass henley sss sss:rs. eso.ssexn. DC
Asn for
raised Through Hell G.,:c,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Sinsoa Fish, Machias for New York, with spars
schr zulsse Kenyon. Buckingham. cheser. Ct for Pha-
sshr Wm W. Pee Chester, rroyasrcs for rhi,aasIpn..
ssSI ss:.p JsSsIoS SsS
Hao SF for York.
schr Q Acken Mead, Stamford for New York "a,
Steamer Elecrs, Aou, PROVIDENCE for Rev York, mdss
BOUND EAST
h.y New S:T xssf o1 s SssSo
sChr Rsveuue. Ross Eixabsthpcr for Salem;
dsss'p'
ssSr y frsemsn Rcsinssn, New York FOR Portland.
$1 % @ ssS s ~!
rsTfS. S.s wssSawtss Slf fer = FrovssSs. s
sehr sorab Read Arnold Phadspns "a. for Provdenec
a,Sys das sr sS;'ss
sr .~ c Ms4 for
ssSr p Fransila Sears. EiI.abethpoIs Norwich;
schr Henry Remssn Allen, spuyten Duvvn for New Ha.
schr Joseph Rogers Dickinson. johnson for Provi
SIR Pes.s, Newell south HnSey fss New Haven.
scSr Cloud. cssp.ra frenson fos New S' hsvsn.
Enpe EaH1 sseA sen S sS:D
oa s y for sT os Ne
ials ysa NV Bedford
for po
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Steamer Aeus DAVIS, New York for Providence
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Gchr Borace L, Francis, New Haven A ID Smith. -
Schr Minnehaha, Sanders, Norwich III w jackson "
Schr Godwin, Waterbury, STANFORD ~. -. \. n
Steamer W Perrepont Shropshire. Philadelphia. st
Steamer Vulcan Wilcox, Philadephla-
Steamer Frank, Pierce, Philaoepnia #s1r
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards. PhiladepniA rW
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The COMMIITaE OF SEVENTY.

TIE forthcoming Rcport-Meefing Last Even.
mg-ihe Assembly List Conplete-Eo
~GOuxing'' or FnisifyiuS Accounts ON Tues-
day Next.
Tomorrow evening this committee are TO meet IN
Cooper Institute to render an account OF the
stewardship committed to their care two months
ago This voluminons report is in process OF compi-
lation, but will not be ready for publication until IL
n prese D'ed to the town meeting Thursday eycn-
ing. 1t will set out with the old familiar tale of
fraud and corruption, wa, recite the circumstances
which lod 10 the call for the meeting OF Sep
scmber 4, out OF which this Committee OF Seventy
sprung IL Will then detail their meetings IN
the Chamber OF Commerce and In their present
quarters, the appointment OF the several subcom.
mitees and their several proceedings. 1t will dwell
very largely on tile important work OF the Com.
mittee ON Elections and the Law and Remedies
committees and one or two others Of the sub
committees and Will OF course applaud themselves,
and especially their vice president for putting
ivirtuaIyj Andrew II. Green into the Comrroller's
Ofhce 1t viii also dwell on the Importance Of John
IT, Keyser's transfer I Of 100000 TO the Commitlee,
which transfer now, by the way, seems 10 have
dwindled down to that OF
A PRIVATE CLAIM or NINETEEN THOUSAND DOLL AIRS
against William H. Tweed. The prosecution OF this
suit, instituted by Mr. Jackson $. Schultz, win also
he referred 10 brleny.
But the croyning aIory OF the committees secres
proceedings
resulted IN the appointment by the Attorney Gen.
eEai OF Mr.. Charles GConor 10 prosecute s.Ring5
REGULATORS. Considerable capital will be made out
OF this circumstance, and the subcommittee which
effected it will OF course receive due praise
tnere for. The nomination OF AssembfymeD
and Senators practically by the commit
Zee, thongn nominaly by conventions, win
oe held mp for approval by the meeting, and
the hearty support OF every honest voter In the city
wal he asked for the nominees OF the committee.
The report rs Designed mainly, II not solely,
TO INFLUENCE rHE ELECTIONS
on Tuesday, and VIM therefore be a campaign docu-
ncnt pure anG simple. On Monday night the Sub.
Committee on Elections had meeting at No 03S
broadway. AZ wlncn several political delegations
resented their claims for the approval and endorse
ma mt OF their Assembly nominees There was con.
sii. 'rable yawngr between coniestng delegations:
bu. the committee reduced order ont OF chaos and
appof 1ted or endorsed eight out or the tweny-one
AssemI ,lymen, leaving but Two vacancies, which
were nI. ed last evening 10y the c0mmiltee which
met st X O'Clock aud continued its session unin
ehe meeIin OF the seventy at eight r. M. The sub
commiitcs then reported then list complete. as
follows
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 LTHH CAUSE AND CURE OF CONsUM PTION.--
"a eess s S 81 produces
nutrition and assniation By assimilation mean That ;n;
SoOd and hcnse into soiG. the body PcI.oss w,s
q s" as' s =; sssss
h.be Y have Of the LInss o, n :s%s % %
sa s sas ess e
hns e aone 10 cleanse and
% % :a 1"a i
and restore the liver % healthy action FSr shis p95
decs S a. a' IL S %io sine y tSii
N The diseased bile hat has accumulated there and
neasS % I'll: nsm y saS s.y action 0' "n'n
u.s ssd T:: .s' s. &:
sxSss; @ Of ie osssn torpid .nS s sRRs
Ing strength support II is in condition IKE th,s hat
Ds
% q ;s :a' oas s y |
organ. ana sresss good. hearty .pp..e, and sI.e.rs
ss sss yss ss'
'ss and .ss.. n.
son and nenss distributed % The diseased lungs There
psS ae &. .s
'ff ss"a ss
lungs cavity tho cavity Ieal.s6s
sppes,e good nutrition ,ac body crow m Sc:H dssi
VIII rpen and be thrown on In largo Quantities anu the per-
regain health strength THIS Il the irus and only
plan 70 cure consumption. and perscn bed shs
sa. S Ss
have seen many persons with only long
live enjoy life good old This e what ScbsnckI
ss .o%aes 81 sS:ssn e sssssssSsa
ton and give Nature the she nceds 70 clear the
ysem all the disease that s In tho lungs, Whatever the
II Is important that while usin schencks Medicines
and damp weather. avoid night and outdoor
ciss only IN genial and warin sunshine --.,
patient 70 be- careful IN regard 10 stns cold while using my
medicines do for special reason. man who has but
partially recovered rcm The effect: Of bad cold .as,, rsr
cured, and Il u precisely the In regard TO consan
Sn e long =, ns arc 10: hsss c 80
Hence that srcnuousy caution pulmonary patepts
against exposing themselves 70 an atmosphere tAa;
A ssme o
nation instead provoking many OF the faculty DO
An innaed lung cannot With safety 10 the patient 30
spring or autumn should be carefully shieided from an
irritating n1ucnccs The utmost caution should be observed
circumstances IL \ impossibiity.
The person should pc kept on wholesome and nutritious
diet and a the medicines continued until the nSey has
Iwas myself cured BY treatment Of tho worst Kind o<
many years with lung mostly gone have cured thou
sands sincc and have been cured this treat
About the LEI OF December expect 10 take possession OF
my building at the northeast Of Sixth and Arch
Streets where sha be pleased TO give advice all who
fu directions accompany all my remedies 50 that per-
In part OF the world can be readily cured BY strict
j. ii. sCHENCK. M. D., Phuadeiphis.
JOHN F. HENRY, No. College place, New York, whole.
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SAILED.

Steamships Holsata, Hamburx Leo, Savannah; James
Adger Chareston Ellen Terry, Newbern, NC; Niagara
Richmond; Abemare, Norfolk.
Wind sunset south.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
ONca

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FoR THE
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING,

40 Drizes Of 1000 Prussian thaIers each lM "
6O0 prizes OF 400 Prusaian thalers each u ~
6y prizes OF 2UJ Prussian thalers ench
lVl prises of l0J Pruasian thalsrs a. ~ esa sR
ulW prizes OF 81 Prussan thalcrs each fe
ComPee omcal drawings he At I16 Nassau stress
W o"cc ooA oooo THkODOR ZSCHOCH.
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SHIPPIN NEW

Almanac ,.r New yor. -rs,. nay.
The New York herald., 1871-11-01

Back ELLA MOORE, and BRIG CAIRO, appears the
following not totally destroyed by fire. before
bv cable:-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-14

The town Of Wilmot, N. H., has ia.
mily whose relationships are 'muddled in
The most extraordinary fashion. "A gen.
tieman pamed Diokey is the father of
sixtaen children, thirty grand d-children,
and three great grandchildren. His
own daughter is bis sister by marriage;
his own Hon is bis brother-in-law; his
tnother-in-law is his own sister; his fa-
ther.in:law is his brother-in-law.
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."hp". In aH thA fgoesip of,tta plsoeN and
had ad'ita7sSandaiona satasistios ~ my &nr

w AZ VA b0d gossip OFitQa W18QRN anu
had Iita7 ndaiona satasistios ~ my fn-
D Among Other thtngs,,, =! leatned ,that
stated lpreaohipgD. had hffltIaftefs 4 hecn|
tained, and the new minister. .was ex.
peated to. enkeron his dulles on! The NOR
"AAaiG fetreslIn season ohe'll bev Of
IL - easH F3niH :;".. y ~ 'c7.l'i.l. .-l
stWRyg sos !, asked. in:s r!,-
!Oh, Bill Grinkey an't'other chaps
goin' to brake him in tomorrer; an, ct
[you want to see fun, I'd edwise you to
pgo thar. q
And I did go-not Ito soc fnn," rs
Pap Kilderkin suggested. but. I trust,
from better; motives. Pap went, too.
by what Prompted, I prefer not judging.
+ When we reached tue church, the NIL.
mister had thot.yet made his appearance,
thoughya goodly number pt hearers had
already ,pssem bled. AfeW minutes later,
yesterdays delegation to tile Blueruin
cock fight, headed by the vanquished
bully with both his eyes in full mourn
ing, .sauntered in and walked noisily
down The aisle. .s T. 1,n
-.:sThat's Bill Grinkey," whispered Pap,
'.dn' them's t'other chaps,
: MAKE way for the mourners!" sang
ont Bill, otowdihg with his companions
into q front seat, where boisterous con-
yersation was struck up, mingled with an
incessant cracking of peanuts. Il
81 kin tell you thar progr6nny," Pap
continued; "a pack o. shootin'. crackers
III be tetohed OF .doorin' the fust hyme
an O. pair O. game chickens as couple
otthem chaps got in thar pockets III be
sot fghtin' asisoon as the tex's gin out,
arter which Central Ned, ill be in, or
der, M 0s ',l;3,, .
sA'sudden silence fell upon the ngre-
CATION. Not q murmur was heard and
the peanuts -ceased to crack. Looking
up, rsaW the new minister in the pulpit;
and. guess my surprise at recognizing
him ns the ycAng man that had struck
out 80 deity from bis shoulder the day
beforetTiH l-',: a.!.E|ll A,{
WITH d clear, manly voice, ho gave out
hymai which, was sung through with
out linterruption: prayer was offered
up, amid profound and decorous silence.
Another hymn followed, and then SER
mon ;AafnestA plain, ,praotical. and with
out word 0f clint nit. From the be-
ginning to the end Of the exercises, save
o single inoipient crow, promptly choked
off. from one of the invisible chickens,
order was observed.
~ say, Bill" overheard from one of
"'t'other chaps" as they made their way
ont, "that parsons q trump; do pp..ssc ch &c
downright good lick, an fights fair,
without bitin' or gougin'."
It was easy to see the new ministers g
status was settled. have since heard
that Bill Grinkey has become an exem-
plary member Of the church, and the
parson the happy husband of the young
lady, as whose champion he first achieved
popularity.
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
For Diseases CT the mhrca. anc, Lurss.
sch IS Coughs, Colus, N.hccpinS
C.c@sh, ErcLch;cis. As,ilr:e,
IND CoNS,...-,.tor,
.nC CoNs,.:,..,.,ou


Pro!,lb. :@. i,:..>. =. -. :. ..., ,:..,v Of
medicine, has -: :l.i:s y ,a. sr wi>.,.N and; SO
deeply GD:: i!ir ',":.i"t.i.., -: !... i,, IL This
excellent iemedy i.r u.i:uLary cnl.i,.l;iis
Through lung -cIics q! yeas, anu n,,.ul,y most
OF Tie races OF nici. !. Is ,.: H. he. M. higher
III cr estimation. ~ It l,::. !,. Cr L. &, Sr,Wn
lis E:lnrM cl:iractc: ; iuwc. iu,;rIc ti,c IN.
r!oiis nIecti,;rs oi tie l;,fr ,,.u II :o;i .,:yc
lna',c known Us Il icli:,l;ir r.u:tct... :;.,nst
them While adapted 10 Miitnr forms ~. eAse
ara Ia !4urg children, II is it lie snI,.e ir. si.e
most teal rc'aeG, i:.;i L., y, ritri r inrf.
lent COILS ui..rt"i a.. The ,.a;,rtrrfs .cctiuIs
OF the thioEt an'i c-'y =. IIoy ini. again II
suu'eii attacks oi t:.mi,i i: .Eo;l.t ic icl, on
h'id IL every family ;GG h.Grca IL -. !: c some
times subject TO colds End coughs, al ei.uI.i bc
provided with this antido.c Tor il,rin 7'
Although settled CnnEun.LfioH j. i:u.;.cLt In.
c;:ratlc, Sill great EnEbc-s OF cases I tie Ij,.
aisea;e tccmt'd settled, have Lecn cen.,..etriy
Su'S;i, snd the patient ilct.":r:i &. <o,d !1aih
ny lhs Cher,u I'ectoiaI. So ctmllcie il -
Throat, that the most obstinate e: ttc y:.lN 10 il
When nothing elsc could rn:,!; :icn. Li,,:.; i:ia
Cherry I'rctnrnF they sill; Side ..,r,. a:.:!p, ear
singers and f'uGHc Speakers .Ii:i r., at
protection from IT,. m
Asthnsa is always relieve! :ni o::c% =, o.,y
cured ny It. ,11 .
bronchitis is generally cured Is ticking -.
Cherry Pct tforAl III SNAIL nnu fre,IGcui ia: -.
SO generally nrc ivs yir:ucs known fhst we
need not publish the certificates Gf them r.. or
DO more than assure the iiD: ,i:;,t il ,,;. lie.
are ;0!ly maintained. :
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Change, of schedu
la Change Of sehedule.. : 4".is !.
Z SoCru CAnoLINA KAlLnoAD CoApAHf,t
CoLuMDIA. s: C.i january, 10; 1917
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The above Trainarrun III CONNECTICUT With
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rhilroaa,
connecting with Trane for Wilmington, North
Carolina! and with Trains for Augusta, Geor-
Eia-:mnking close connectiqne With Night
Trains OF Georgia Railroad and CentrAf R3il-
road, for all points South and :West. II, ,.lu
TnAIN No. 2--EIaHT cE1PnEts: o..oc
tsnnday Might e1cepted.}
Arrive at Columbia at. !, s!!S.V 60 4 IN
Leave Columbia ut: :. ....;..:: ,,,,...T E8n M
Arrive at Charleston At. !. e. z6a m
This Train runs IL connection with VUAu-
Hnsts Trans, @ making close connection with
osofs'a sna Sentra1 T,tyd Haisloa1s: 1s!
:: b. B.:P1cK1Tsi General Ticket Agent. Jan 2l
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FEN6, WERNER 4 QUICKER, Charleton.
Depot in Columbia. 8. O., at GEIGER i
McGREG OR'S. Druggists. June IylIt
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