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library GIFT CONCERT
Ninety Days Postponement'
AFULL DRAWING CERTAIN.
$500, 900 In Bank to Pay Gifts
10 600 Cash Gifts Paid in Full
100000 for only $40.

Enough OF the 100. 90 ticsets Issued tnr the
rsIRp GRAND IFr CoSCER aid OF me
Pub ic ibrarV o. SeniuckE, having oreu
md 10 insure iull drawing and the Win
hayipy ben universally expressed mat
the 900 cash z It's OF rcd should he drawn
IN Iull a ID PAID in fu with out nv sca1ns
GOWN, as he etoiore, the managemeni,with
the concurrence OF the trustees, nave ne-
termiued to al ow nine days NOR LOT lhe
ss,s nt the emn nj O tic cts let on hand.
The concert md distribution adverli'eh for
ApriIS l. the efnre p rstpon-d 10 TUESDAY,,
JuIy 1878 ou W ich day. and no other,
they wi positively and unqulvocally Ike
place in fublic Library Hail, LOUSY ue,ky.
Ar mis- grand CONCERT the oil wing cssh
gifts will be distributed bV lot I'M paid In
IulI 10 The ticket hold-rs who draw them /:
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DIElD.

BRUES-At his residence, Wheeling Is.
land. spr'l ~ b, SO If typhoid yer,
HENRY ERgEs. in his 33i year.
The funeral will take pl &c from mis- ate
residence, Monday. April % b. at 2: 0 p. NJ.
Friends OF the tamilv IRE invited 10 tteni.
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IT is reported that, provided he does
rot change his mind, Governor JACOB
will visit his faithful in this city to-
morrow. Possibly, TO avoid 80 positive
a step as actually entering the city, he
nav compromise the matter by stopping
st BepwoOd.
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FOR RE Ut

THE BARBER SHOP AND BATH
! Rooms con uected with the 1t James
Hotel
The establishment Is in complete order
an Is we'll supplied with not and oold
water Pc session g ven Immediately.
For efms apply to
apA M. RElLLY.
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L. L. & C.. r. n. LINE.

Land exploring tickets are placed on sale
and TO pa lies purchacing In ds the cOst Of
same will be RS unosd. For further psrtio-
uIars, apply to
JJHN w. SCOTT, Land Com,
thanute. Kan, OF
L. l. \ q X. X. CO., Lawrence, X an.
ap 2-gt.
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CLOCKS!

AN UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK or
a Clocks, one and eight dav, sp'fng and
eisht, can be found ut the MAJ ket street
Jewe ~ store, below MoLure House, the
place Tor clocks, atchee, JtwelIy, spec
TAG es, Gold ems, Silver Plated Wa's, ~.
s1Repairing ei ecuted with neatnsssand
dispatch. ..,,-. s.>--~.~
apb OATOb1 UUrr1BbU
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DIR. k0NGD0N'S
Great Practical Experience and
Skill id the Trea m Mt of
Chrome Diseases.

His thorOugb Medical Fdu'
cation and Profession al nc.
k6uiPemsmls we'll ut ested
~ eminent Physici"n ms who
r4hoSekn0Wn b m for re m
his great surcess amply
Vfndicstod by his foB mrr
nStlents ~ welt ~ many
q Onr own 9 gems.
These evidences viii bear the closest scru
tiny ana are mo ntefiiIbe. They Embrace
q period ofr~ EsvE II ,Rs and iu'ly prov
n. Unsdons cla ms 70 public conf fence
THESE 5rArEHHST OF = ACT| are In wide
contrast NTH Inc a'ty and pitthl aorfes
thos, WI, posse Q nesther cha ader nor coni-
mon lsunfa1. who "n acro..nt Vi tue W
sseilsdrpsd6son.
3 ad The Following Stateme' ts.
Fsom on eftAs mot s,loeesha practitioners IN
peste. = Fs,s,ssy suoeta.
Oh. Lonsda n has Q n In practice with me
one yea. His ideas OF medicine end dls-
ease are the m 81 com preh- nsive, aud his
ioian with whom have seen associated.
ID. NJ. UaEe, NJ u
Pittsburgh, Pa Ju v I, 1851.
DE- Lonsdon Is thor oughly qua lied 10
treat enrenic disssS 49,, 4; n raj e. 90 = ,s ~
IAN emir snt ecturer and p act.tionel
Ihaya known DR.. ongdnnt vars an"
can tes irv to his nne literary and srier tific
ttainms nts, thorough me ical ,eucation
strict moral int. gritty. enlarged exper ence
and great pra tical sx II.
Wh'u'seyM s:b,n irn On ea chTon isa
During the years OF '8s, 80 and 40 r. ons.
don was In medical pr cuce n In M. AMI
have reason 70 know that he can treat
chronic di-ease- with more han ordinary
skul. w. b Jones, ID. Pro-. -uv,ry,
PhI,sdelph'a, Pa November s, Ia.
Hvm a Ohols College Of Rofessors
We certify to ir. Lor gdon's thorough
and uIgery, and reconmenu him o pubic
John Buchanan, ID. D., Prot. Surgery,
Jss sites, n. ~, Prof Dis. women and
Henry Holl.r back, M D., Prot. Mat. Mel
VIM. Colark, N. ID trot prac. Md
EdwaId Down, n D., Prof. Anat. and
ia, Cochran. " D.. Prof Chem and Tox-
tchlo.y. Philsdelphia. Pa ,Ju e 70, Sis.
than any physician o his rye ever new.
| sieyrrled L. boeckerL M. -,
b. ormer partner O. Dr Longdon In Pitt
urgh, now OF Chicago, III.
| FEEi r K LUNoULT TON, exam'na.
| ton. advice and tr, atment within THE
NEp1oIsEs FOR ALL D1sE ,sEs by mail
and express 10 all p ,rts Of tine country
ON Q Hours 70 IL, l:3O 10 s and $50 TO
I. q. L0NGD0N, A. M M. D.,
WEST EIDE FIFTH STREET,
Between Monroe and Quincy. opposite
Ca hedral.
| ana WHEELING, W. Va.
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IN HE DISTRICT COURT Or TIL
i United State< rr the District OF Wes
'rginia. In BANKRUPTCY
In the matte Of lam - q. Morris, BANK
rupt,
S"tice IL hereby given that petition has
'een nIed In said e urt, by James u Morris
oil Moundsv lie IN Said lists. CT, only de
cl red y b NIX upt, under the art OF Cor
z ess entitlet, "an Act 10 .stsbl sh 2 uui-
{ I'M system OF Bankruptey lhronghoI
the URi'ed ~ ties approved March z, 1871,
and acts amendatory q ere o, or a dis.
charge, and Ttincs' Thereof, n,m all hi,
debts an oll1er CT Inn provaDle und. r said
act. and that the n dsyO gay, ls7I at
/, O'Clock A n, at the ONO OF George b.
,'aIdw- !, q Register In B-nkrup, cy, q
Fourth 81, Eel, Ia tn iy o. he-ii ., IL
aid ITS riot, Is sssig I'd ior the hearing OF
the g. me- when and VII real CT tor WHO
have pI oveu their deus, a. d ii her per-ons
interested, may attend aud show Cause, g.
any thew nav why the praye OF the said
efit ouer should n I egranted. lated al
Wheeling, in said disuict, tins sth dsy Of
April, ls73
Attest; JOSEPH Y. MOORE.
aplU Clerk d "A n Gu -
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EVERY PERSON
STILL COMING.

NEW WALLPAPERS AND BoR"ERs
3" PAULL'5
=. go Monroe str e..
Hanging. Varni' hing and ecor't'rg
done in first class style. APP
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NV HDvERTIsEMfErs

{ oof BANK Mute, Efaht Cars,
r. Track Iro1. &c, For Sale. !
xIIf ossER FURsAI.E A8OoD, WELL
w trained mu e-told for want Of use.
Al eight cars and q laree amount oftrack
Iron. Call at our Glas Wo Ia, 6ooth
"n'e, j. 81. HOBBS BRocKUNlER q 60.
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Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, NJ =.

vNHE FOt LrWlNG STATEMENT IL
| strictly in accordance with the facts, and
l. no overdrawn p ctuIe OF what can be
done:
There are fifty acres (or more can be had)
nflich alluvIa bottom lands, not liable To
Uvel flow, III the torn Of an oblong "a iare,
Level, nd at his time In fine condition,
SITUATED between trePo omac river and the
baltimore and ohio railroad, with a depot
or swi c. connected with he properly, and
IL about hall way between umherland and
the nensely populated c )al AMI Iron region
OF George bees Valley, whereV, gelao es,
or, N ner word the pronucts Of truck
farm can be sod In an q antity and at
prices far exceeding the Tales In Eastern
cities
he health Of this place and vicinity T.
excellent and gu" nd lever unknown for
The past twenty years
Their, q also about seventy five acres Of
strong linn tone u land situated on the
oppusi lid OF he Baltimore and Ohio
rail Dad fro II the bottom land
The quality Of this and and Its proximity
TO Ger, al ly H. mo I Give aud best mSr.
krt. In the world, wOu IN Axe one under
slapding truck farming TO reaLzs fortune
in a lew y aTs.
"hIs rsgisu o. country IL rapidly q ling
up, aud thus Tar the market crnuot be sup
pile without sending OF for vegetable
from oth.r places
AZ Ly one suing 10 MAKE prontaDle
investment in such property will visit thls
rlHce aud d d tna all We clam for IL AZ
well as what is repress' ted about u MAJ
h ets. sc, has not been corr Getty stated, his
expenses will be paid We IN, refoIe oonfi
IDENTIFY in.i persons to ONE and loOk AID
nve ilgste the matter for Themselves
There IL lime kiln on or near the prop
erty, which the party buying can use
without rent, and thus m axe his line ~
simply he expense OF oal and burning.
Addr, 81: X ID. 10 N DN,
tebs-, Cumberland, MI
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kSnkASI. Los 4.

DETWEES NINE AND "WFLvE
Is cl * We terdav lorenzo a Lady,
gold rcasI-piu wa lost on Fit h roe. be
tween lay and mon hbe al rev "a
'. III he paid 10 the finder upon It's re q to
this Jfllca. apo Y
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TO THE LADIES.

MR.. c. Mc.,1Y, rs MAIN STREET,
Nl has returned from The sast with a
Urge q % rment nj han i~ome as iu-
oludins jacques, shawl aud richus ho-
cad and Rom d -ashes Aud g ssh niDbon-,
Hamburg LIN ioide les, GLOVES, cent anu
Ladies' Hosiery, Hanukei cn'-is Corset ,
including Mrs MoodyS Abdominal Cor.
tets b sudsome rstd made summer So T.,
Lsdies' An I hilir. nI IA asnls. apps
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FOR RENT.

STORE ROOM AND DWELLING
situated on Msin street, opposite the
otice OF III. j Cummins. Centre wheeling
For parttcu aTs apply to
ap24-a NIX 'h~riTL
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SHOW CASES,

JJAvE ON HAND, OR CAN MAKE T
III nider, N W as ~ al do c'1pt ons
tIuer Germ IN ilvtr'r Walnut tIam-
WIN CHI ,ecan warrant III "Vtryre pect AND
sell cheap. iall ant exam 'ne.
HU BlRD& McBURNIts,
avg 80 AVID ~ '."r kIt street.
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Read for yourself ana res ore Your sight.
Spectacies and Surgical operations rem
OF sight Is made perpetual by the use OF
the new
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OLD EYES MADE NEW |
Balls New Patent Ivory Eve Cups

A LII DISEASES OF THE EYE sue.
n cessfuliy treated by
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II BOUh TUT ITtL uIHAk11VVs
Marriage NJ! :: e 81:
Guide. s &! az: :s :iss s i:'
l.s, discoveries 10 produsins and prsvsauaS sasSrAs
how 10 pressrvs the eomplexlss, -.
Thisir an intsrssuaE work i've hndrs1 aad hy
nae, with numerous sugravngs and contains vdssos
for hoss shs married, OF
ri.y. sr tiII book that ought 70 b kept sAasr ssk
an rev and no laid sarsisssly about the hesss.
II oontsius the sIperisnes And adyies 81 phyaaaa
r.nus,ion IA world vide snd shosA b In NE pd
Val. Of svy male and female "a s.a
slobe II embraces everything on ne seeiset ~,
srauys pys,em that 10 worth knesiaS 40 hssA Ass
not ~ ID ished In any other work.
s.nt % sny one tfrss Of POSTAGE for my Cssn.
Address pr. Rulu phpsnsaTJ,Ss' z 'AHse~'
n I-nItia
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WOMAN,

Nv m Immense plcti,e, extsndfne nrps u =.
ner2od of wears, having within that Tina ues'. 4
nav thousand cases % these diseases pets, =
10 woman, have been stabbed toperteci 4 nos
potent and agreeable mai:rine That Ieetsth ~.
ssations presented by that Glass q diseases s;:s
n live certainty and exaciness
n" designate ibis ..atu. n spscide eouooup'. &,
have named IL
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100 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va, and
Nam street, Washington, Pa, would re-.
poet ully ir form their friends and q" pub
lie that they have occurred the agency ior
the celebrated
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Home Stomach Bitters.

THE CELEBRATED HOME STOMACH
Il B1rTERS arc compounded from the best
TOnicS and Aronlatics # the Materia Medica,
and are invaluable in cases Of Dyspepsia and
Indigestion. The ingredients used in their
composition are the beet OF the clasa to
lant, stomdchic. carminaiire and slightly lora-
tiue. They are used by the most celebrated
physicians in the South and West IN Mei,'
Drioatc practice, and endorsed by celebrat ed
Ihemistsand professors in st. Louis, Chicago,
Pittsburg and Cincinnati. For sale at the
Drug Stores OF DR.. L. E. Jackson and ". @.
Fisher, and by JOHN AGEEW & SON,
June1S Wholesale Agents,
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OF
COL Z NIRlA, s. C.
$4,000
$500,

present CGp.al, Sl5O,CQO
Authorized Cupit'i'. sJO0,000
OFFICERS.
JOHN +. PALMER. President.
A. q. BEENIZER, Cashier.
L. y. G. BU TT. Assistant Cashier.
TTNHIS l:AHK Will coon occupy it's magnif
i cent threc-hto!y and MansaId Kt OF build
ing, now iE course ct coLtti notion on the
ccrner Of Plain and Richardson etrecte. but
for the rrteeut will do busintss ut it's old
Barking House. opposite Columbia Hotel:
GeneiA. E.nlirg Busintss tlatracted. Ger.
titica,cs q Deposit. tta!ihg Interest at the
rate Of seven per cent. Ter annunn. issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
Of debt discounted, and mercy loaned on col
iaterals. Stocks, DCnds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts On all Ike pron,ne Mt cities
in the United States bought and sold.
rInrcrcEs-J. FIJI Gregg, John r. Palmer,
F. W. McMaeter. Il. D. Sem, (of II. d. Sem 4
Son, G. ". Desrdcn. tot Copeland & Etar-
dtn,l Il. J.. Pryan, ". [. SMan.cld, lot Il. &
". &. Swa a!licid,i ". i. Stanley. j. e. Seeeers;
Samuel McGowAM. Atbeyillc; James il. Rinn,
WiEnsbor0. Feb
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits Of ST. and Upwards Recei:ed

Ocpuolls VI pA dAU OptdIub AoCc1 Gu,
INTEREST ALLO WE'D AT TIE RATEOF
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUN ON
CEKTIFICA Z ES OF DEPOSIT a ND SIX
PER CENT. COAPOUN EVERY
SIX AONTHS ON ii eco UNITS.
OFFIC E RS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John 3. Palmer, Vice. President.
A. G. Brenizer, Cashier.
J. Fl. Sawyer, in general CHI arge.
John g. B Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A c. Has-
kell, F. ". McMaster. E. 81. Heiniteh. John B.
Palmer, T. f. Gregg, ]. E. Black, Co!umbia.i
q. T. Scott, Newberry.
W. G. Maycs, Newberry.
3. Il. Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravanel, Jr., Charleeton.
Mechanics. Latorera Clerks, WidcEe, Or
phans and others may here deposit their cav.
ings and draw liberal rate of interest there
on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees
wisl ing to draw int ere ct on their furGs until
t'.cy require them for business cr ether pur-
poeCs; Parents desiring 10 eet apart small
sums for their childI en-, ard MarrS d Women
and Minors whole deposits can only bc with.
drawn by thems elvee, or, in caee of DEATH by
their legal repre- 81 ntativcs,) Wishing to lay
aside funds for future usc, are hero Afforded
an opportunity OF dtpcsitinG their means
where they will rapidly accun. ulate, and, at
the same timo, be subject to withdrawal
when needed. Aug l8
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Northern
mail opens $50 and 1O.30.A. NJ. /; closes
8 A. NJ. and $50 iP. NJ. IOharleston
opens A. NJ. and 2.3OP. H.; closes
6.15 and $50 P; NJ. Western opens $50
and $50 A. NJ; closes 8 and 6. 80 P. Al.
Wilmington opens 4.30 F. NJ; closes
ga. M. Greenville opens GAS P. n. F;
closes 6 A. N. On Sunday the Office is
opensfrom 3to 4P. NJ.
We earnestly recommend our readers
to give up the use of poisonous hair pre-
parations. as they too frequently pro.
duce. first. headache and afterwards
more serious complaints. Use re-
storer entirely harmless. and such one
Sattans' ,Crystai- Discovery certainly is.
For sale by Q. q. Mot. J11f3
''Nasby,n has gone down to Egypt for
new subject. He{is to make "bticks
without straw pin Iyceums next winter.
He says the topic occurred to him from
finding q brick In his hat, (which came
through straw.
lColun,dia (Ohio) Statesman.
Wives see SO little of their husbands in
New York, that they are liable to con-
found them with entire strangers after q
few days. separation.
Persons in arrears to the PHGN1x for
subscriptions are notified that prompt
payment must be made. It is either
money or no paper.
A quantity Of type metal-equal to
Babbitt, for many purposes-for sale at
PHGNH Office. at twenty cents per pound
for small quantities large lots less price.
Old newspapers for. sale at PHGN1x
office, at fifty cents hundred.
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''Another Laurel to the Crown"

0F the already well-earned glory and dis
~ tinction of DR.. Heinitsh, for tho worth
and merit OF his fAmoua medicine, 1.-THE
QUEENS DELIGHT" A letter Just received
remarks: "Your m edicine does moro than is
really claimed for it. 1t is worth to me moro
than gold or the treasures OF weaith-it ia
health to NO." No medicine like it. It will
cure almost every disease to which the body
is subject, IL taken in time. We advise every
body ut once to so to Dr. Heinitsh's store and
try his medicines. The Queens Delight
BLOOD and Liver Pile. Chill Cure, Fever Cure
are all for eale at his store, opposite PHOENIX
ONCE. juno oct
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Change of. Schedule.
Socrs CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMpAxx,
COLUMBIA, s.. O., June %. 1879.

COLUMBIA, s. c., June %. 1872.
EAW5 to ossngs, ss IgS,o Of ssssaqle sfIsst ns
and after Sunday, 29th instant:
NAIL AND PAssENoI L TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at..................5 5 80 a In
Arrive at Charleston at 49,. ........1.10p p m
Leave ChArlestonat...... -. COO N
Arrive at Columbia at. 145p m
NIoHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND ACcoMMoDATIoS
TRAIN, [Snndays cxcepted.]
Leave ColumLia. .7.15 p ~ Arrive Gals m
arrive Charleston 7:10pm Ieave...G % m
Camden Train will run Monday. Wednesday
aud Saturday. as follows:
Leave Columbia aat............... 10 10 A. NJ.
Arrive at Camden at............. 8 25 P. M.
Leave Camden Observation-Disclosures. 3 45 4. N.
A. L. TYLER, vicc-presider,
s. B. P1cKIss. General Ticket Agent.
Wilmington. Columbia and Augusta r.
W!LMINGIoS, y G.. June 90. 1873.
hls EE uld rhH H,I If0i!S~inE no into sehss, sns1i
at 20 A. NJ. Monday, June 80, 1879:
DAY EXPRESS TRA1N-tDAILY.1
Leave Onion Depot, Wilmington. 5.1oAM
Arrive Florence. ...................112 II 20 A NJ
Arrive at Columbia. ........ ...... 400 Z NJ
Leave cave. Columbia: ,7.22ssA;;!!
Arrive at rnion Depot, Wilmington, 5IS Is T ii ii
NIGHT tSrREss-tnAI1i. SUNDAYS ExcEITED.I
Leave Urion Depot, Wilmington. $40 T n
arrive Florence. ...... III 2G T NJ
alive HI ColuInpla.... az VI
Arrive at Augusta. ..... ..... 500 A NJ
Ltave Augusta. ............. S so p NJ
Arrive Columbia. 10. 35 L NJ
Arrive Florence. -. ............... 2.20 A II
Atlive at Union Depot, Wilmington. SEQ n
Passengers Il aving Columbia On the 25 A.
n. Train arrive in Richmond at G 20 A. NJ. the
following day. Washington 1880 +. NJ, New
York 10 3S p. M.
The Train leaving Colr mbia at T.25 A. NJ,
connects with the Camden Train at the cross
ing, and makes close coLEo ctiCn at Florence
for Charleston.
Thoeo taking the 1885 z. III. Train from
Columbia have choice oj routes at Weldon,
either by the Bay Line, arriving in Baltimore
at 90 A. NJ, or by the all rail limo, Iria Rich
mond, arriving in Baltimore ESQ A. NJ.
JAMES ANDERSON, Gen. Supt.
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NINE. O. da SILVA

MRS, ALEX. BRADFORD'S
(FORMERLY Mrs. OGDEN HOFFAIAN'5)
EDglish, French aud German Boarding and
Day SCHOOL for young ladies and children,
II West 3Sth street. New York, re.opens Sep
tember "a. Application may be made by let
ter or personally as above. July limo
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The Short Line Schedule.

/. The Short Line Sche dule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA r. r. Co.,
CoLroIpIA, s. c.. June 13, 1873.
lar "a ka juno 1G, g. 1873, s1:ti tho follow:
ing Schedule will he run over this road:
GOING NORTH.
Train No. q. Train No. 4.
Leave Augusta. 1852 NJ $50 P N
Leave Grarite,il!c. d As NJ 1853 T NJ
Arrivo Columbia. ..'S 20 a NJ loaf NJ
Leave Colunbia. $ az \ n .........
Arrive Charlotte. 1927 NJ .........
Train No. /. Train No. 3.
Leave Charlotte. 4 20 NJ ......
Arrive Columbia. 0 30 AN .........
Leave Columbia ;. 40 45 AN 3.15A NJ
Leave Granite Vile. Il 10PM '7.44A N
Arrive Augusta: 49,. !2toP NJ $40 N
*Breakisst. tDinner. .tSupper:
Standard time ten minutes slower than
Washington; six faster than Columbia time.
All trains run daily. No. makes close
connecti, II AT CHARLOTTE FOR ALL POINTS
Richmond, Raleigh, Weldon, Petersburg and
Richmond, or Raleigh, Weldon. Portsmouth,
and old Bay Line steamtrs: also, at Richmond
with Chetapeake and Ohio Road, for The
VIRGINIA SPRINGS and the Weet.
Both South bound trains make close con.
nection at Augusta for all points South and
West. Through Tickets sold and Baggage
checked to all principal points North, South,
Eaet and West. :,
Passengers leaving Columbia on TIC S;42
A. NJ. train are due in Richmond at Gao A. NJ.
Washington 12 so P. NJ, baltimore 40 p. 81.
Philadelphia TOO P. NJ, New York 1O.s6 p. Nj
E. r. DORSEY, General Ticket Agent.
JAMES ANDERSON, General superintendent
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Sundays excepted, ru:.LtttiiE w:iA Nigh!
Trains on ScTth CaroliAm Eaii':t M ahn
dowr: with Trains going No,,l, hhd Suntl on
Charlotte, Coiua tiA ard AuLustn ard VA
mir gtnn. l,u:nnlliA md Augusta E6i.rt ads
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pRorosALs FOR STATIONERY.
Posr OYYIcE DErAnrMlsr.l

POsr OHItCE DEPARTMEST,l
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received al this Deiart.
ment qntl January ~ ls7a at u O'Clock, nom, for
is7S -
Hank forms gf proposals, stating the quality aud
on On APPLICATION to the FIRST Assistant Postmaster
Eaoh proposal must be signed by the individual or
hrm making Il, aud be aeconiIa Ianisd by guaranty.
certified " be rcsonsbe and sufficient By the Iqst
msster or United s,stes attorney where the 6iddor
being called upon 70 do ~, execute Contract 10 fur.
ni.h promptly, and in quantities as ordered the ar.
by ? bond, with approved security, In pehalty Of
not less than twice the contract price Of ali the ar.
tieles 70 be furnished by said bidder. conditioned
proposals unaocompAnied by such guaranty will
Iected item by item, BY classes Of items as the
POrtinAster General may elect,
The articles delivered must be Of the genuine man.
the contract price whether more or less thSn Inc
estimated quantity ordered, and must be delivered
The delivery must Se maas 70 III he sfEs peEsdS de
natod by the Postmaster uenerA to receive the al.
nelss which shall 6e sgbIect g examination aud
failure % deliver in reasons lie time sSytwo weeks
At iSEhest or ths dsiyeFy q an article dshcient ~
snnq Ss SSntTSc al lie dsSrson q ths Posmas ns
THE head q the Degartment will. in all cases. de.
arr Of the kind and quality required BY the oontradt
The Postmaster General reserves the rsbi of re.
esis % The Department, require Il.
and sInPles f, q SS,sT S Be sh4wn appcSo
"ProPosas for Stationery and Sc drected 10 lie
First Assistant PostmAsieE rs General cppswp,,
uecAftW Postmaster General.
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RESERVATIONS.

The Postmaster General reserves the right to re
Of the Government require II; also the right TO an
npl the CONTRACT w. In his opinion there shall be
shpuA TONS IN cassof willful attempt to impose
upon the Department STAMPS inferior 10 those now
In use. -
PAYMENTS.
Payments for stamps actually issued and deliyeTe
Will be made quarterly, after proper exA minAtio
and adjustment OF accounts.