The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-20

Messrs. Lofick & Lowrance, Monday, !,
Wednesday and Friday evenings ai hsii. ;
past O'Clock. for gentlemen. CIass for
ladies. misses and masters Tuesday:
Thursday and Saturday afternoons. ats
O'Clock
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Northern
mail opens at 800 P. M; closes 100
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opeos $50
2. NJ; closes 600 A. III. Charleston
night mail opens 100 A. NJ: closes 6. 16
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens e.4b P,
NJ. closes 600 A. M. Western opens
and closes 1.30 P. Al. Wilmington opens
2.30 +. NJ; closes 11.3O A. NJ. On
Sunday Office open from to4P. nj.
CORPORATIONS SHOULD HAVE Sous
The railroads leading to Columbia can
play an important part toward alleviat-
ing the distress OF the community at this
junctnre of affairs. The horse disease
has made wood scarce, and hauling is
out of the question with those who live
q good distance from Columbia. The
roads can shield the citizens from the
exorbitant demands OF heartIess specu-
lators; and We call upon them, in the
name OF humanity. to furnish rolling
stock to parties who can and will supply
the citizens of Columbia with fuel at
living rates. We hope the Superin-
!eadents of our railroads will hearken to
this appeal, and render the assistance
that is within their power.
The various committees of the Co.
lumbia Board OF Trade. for the ensuing
year, are given below for the informa-
tion OF our readers:
Executive Committee-J. B. Ezell,
Chairman; r. D. Sem, J. 8. Wiley, r.
O'Neale, Jr., John Agnew, Jr., r. @.
Shiver, j. NJ. Blakeley, John Mckenzie,
w. r. Cathcart.
Committee on Prices Current-J. Nj.
Blakeley, Chairman; r. D. Sem, John
Agnew.
Committee on Transportation-R. D.
Seun. Chairman: r. O'Neale. Jr., John
Mckenzie.
Committee on Reading Room-Col. J.
B. Pulmer, Chairman; John Agnew, Jr.,
3. w. Seibels, John O. Seegers, J. g.
Wiley.
Committee on Grievances and Arbitra-
tion-John Agnew. Chairman; O. F.
Jackson. W. G. McGregor, Thompson
Earle, J. Meighan.
Committee on Market and Country
Produce-J. E. Black. Chairman; P.
Cantwell, T. J. Gibson, L. f. Hopson.
Nj. n. Berry.
Committee on Finance-L. D. Childs,
Chairman; R. G. Shiver. D. Gambrill,
A. G. Brenizer, w. B. Stanley.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Board of State Oanvassers-OGcia
w. J. DufIic-Lost.
Geo. Symmers-Groceries.
Meeting Board CT Trade.
! Jacob Levin-Horse Food, sc.
Board Wanted.
Jacob Levln-Auction Sale.
Houses for Sale or Rent.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 19.-Hen-
| drir House-C B Douglas, Alston; Joe
Lauhon, e A Kennedy, W D Hogan.
Itidgeway; " Is Wynn, e 4 Mead. "
II McGhee. N Y; T J Wright, w A Lau-
hon. Go; r a Kerron, Winnsboro; G D
Smith, Glenn Springs; W % McNaity,
Doko; " M Grier, Due West; L III
Donald, Youngsville; J W Bruff, Balti-
more.
Nickcrson House-W n Redwood, z L
Willis. Baltimore; W Lively, Ga; J I
Bonner, Due West; " Murdoch, s q
Wiley, N G; F D Bush, G G. G r r; A
Query, 8 @.
Central Hotel-J s Jeffers. Richland; /;
D Broadham and lady, Manning; j
Lawson aud lady, Union; Geo y Reid,
Keowee; I P Sims, Fairfield; NJ A Park,
a Davis, S G; " G Hubbard. Ohio; b
Brown. A 81 Fleming, city; A L Slough,
N 9; B F Corley. Fairfield; L W Coog:.
Ter, Helena: j " Sartor, Union; Il W
Robinson, Fairfield.
4 --& $--------
Nebraska is to have State Orphan
Asylum. $3.50. sos is offered in cash
prizes. The appeal is made on the
glonal OF humanity, from nov State,
where the tide OF immigration is i'm
mcnse, aud where such an institution is
greatly needed. The highest prize is
SIS, 900. The tickets are 81 each, or ak
for IS. J. NJ. Pattee, of Omaha, has
been chosen general manager OF this