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The New York herald., 1874-11-29
NEW JERSEY.

Dogs are raiding on the sheep in the vicinity Of
Pemberton.
The late Bridgeton centennial tea party has net
ted the sum OF 1000 alter paying all expenses.
Phillipsburg Is agitating the question OF having
o paid fire department. on the ground OF economy.
Fifty head OF deer have been captured in Allan
tic county since the present killing season COM
menced.
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals in Trenton have no fands on hand to pay
the salary and expenses their agent In that city,
and consequently call has been made on the
citizens for a subscription OF $3.50 Tor tnat pur-
pose. II that sum Is not raised an apDncation
Will be made to Mr. Bergh for financial sympathy.
caucus OF the democratic members OF the
Legislature in Hudson, Bergen and Passaic coun.
ties was held yesterday in reference to the organ
izaton OF the House OF Assembly. Hugh P.
McDermott was the choice for Clerk, but the
caucus could not agree on choice for Speaker.
The candidates are Messrs. Henry, OF Passaic:
Mc(,ilI. OF Hudson, and Henry, OF Essex.
The work OF removing the piling from dam In
Anoway's Greek, which was placed there In tho
wear l72s, is about finished. One hundred and
In remarkable state OF preservation. poplar
log which though imbedded In the mud for nearly
i5o years, noated on the water when taken out.
Pieces OF this iog Will be exhibited at the Centen-
NAL Exhibition in Philadelphia, IN 1875.
The forthcoming annual report OF the State
Prison authorities will exhibit the following sta.
tistics In relation to that institution THE gross
income for the year has been $lo4,o4l, OF which
sum S10l, ,S13 Is placed to the credit OF convics
labor and contracts. The net gain after maintain.
ing the convcs is $45,2 $4,000 OF which mas
been paid to the State Treasurer. The-expense OF
erecting new shop and that OF some Reneral re-
pairs has been hGnidated out OF the net earhngs.
From 1886 to 1858 the appropriations 20 tue o.aeo
Prison were $1,000 besides an annuai apPr roplLn-
tion, authorized since lS43 OF $1,000 From Aprli.
1862 to the present time, the net gains over cn eMc
| cost OF maintenance Of convcts nave oeen xlSz ooo
| which shows a saving TO the state, as compares
/ With the lQur XeAra QreYlQQA 0I a0Q0l AAW-MAN
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Western Stocks Coming to
the r ront.
GOLD ApvANCING-ll2 l-e.
The Bank Statement-MOney Nov
ing West and South.
BONDS IN GOOD DEMAND.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
SATURDAY. Nov. 28-6 p M
In the stock market fresh interest appears to
have been concentrated upon certain Western
lines, and movement in stocks heretofore COM
parativeiy stagnant Il noticeable. Northwest
common and vt. Paul occupied prominent place
In the deliberations Of the DAY. and their sudden
strength disturbed many calculations. Western
buyers are said TO pe In the market. and to be
taking advantage OF what they conceive to be low
prices. Outside Of this element it may be added
that the undertoDe is decidedly sbullish" iar as
these Western lines are concerned, and that the
near future Is regarded full OF promise for this
class of securities. Yet It Is not I'M
proper to observe that the recent advance is
evidently under the control OF speculative ma.
chinery and that Just as the lever moves 80 will
prices respond. In Short there is no legitimate
cause for, ana nothing natural In, the improve
ment which has been marked. Stocks at the close
generally lower than during the earlier hours
OF the day. Erie receded from FIX to 26z; Lake
shore from 8Oh to 79X, with recovery to S0A;
wabash from 30k to 29zS, closing At 80; Northwest
common from 45X to AK, closing at AK. The
preferred declined from o2H to SIX, with q re-
covery-to 62k. Rock Island sold at 1904 1907 q
1OOH; st. Paul at s7x ssk, closing at ssA;
Ohio and Mississippi at 32x 33 32H.
Union Pacific opened at 35H, advanced to
35X and declined TO 35a<. c., G. and O. sold at
sH q OK q OK . OK; Western Union. soX q s1h
sos<, and at the close sozI; Pacific Mail, AK AK
AK. Quicksilver closed as s5k. American Dis
trict Telegraph sold up to 405S.
SALES.
The transactions in the Stock Exchange to-day
amount to 100, 900 shares, which may be generally
distributed among leading stocks as follows-New
York Central and Hudson, 7o5; Erie, $500; Lake
Shore. 1720o; Northwestern. 400; do. preferred.
27oo; Rock Island, $500; Pacific Mail, 800; st.
Paul, l9,2Oo; do. preferred, 400; Ohio, 1900;
Western Union. 10000; Wabash, $500; Union Pa
cHc, 10, 700; c., c. and L G., 200.
OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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money ana account; Erie Railway shares, "a q
Ak; United States bonds. new nves, 1O3k. The
amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF
england to-day is f207. 900. Paris dispatches at
naiEpast nve quote rentes at 81 francs so centimes.
Tho large increase OF the Bank OF France has been
noticed.
RAILROAD BONDS.
The transactions In this class Of securities to-
day we're not large, but the prices were 30 well
maintained as to show no lack OF interest or faith
In their value. Central Pacific bonds closed at
96h 96H and Union Pacihcs 92h q 92H for nrsts,
88k . 88sS for land grants and 1914 76H
for sinking funds. The largest transac-
tions were in Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated coupon gold bonds at s5k q s6H-an
advance OF y q Il per cent over yesterdays quota
tiOns. Sales OF Morris and Essex nrsts were made
at 10S, DO. sevens or 1871 at ss New York Central
nrsts coupon, at ll2H
SOUTHERN BONDS.
Without being very active, this portion Of the
market continues to show interest on the part OF
those who are watching the Improvement in the
Southern States. We note sales OF Louisiana skies
at %, Missouri. Hannibal and St. Joseph issues OF
1875 at 1O2 North Carolina funding act OF 1868 at
II, new South Carolina skies, January and July,
at 21K; new series Tennessee slxes IS Missouri
SKIES, long bonds, 96K The quotations OF the rest
OF the market are unchanged.
MEMORANDUM.
The following information Is furnished
At meeting OF the directors Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company held this afternoon, the con-
tract for passenger and freight rates with the
Panama Railroad Company as reported by the
joint committee ana ratified by the railroad COM
pany, was adopted The terms OF the contract are
substantially the same as those which have ex.
listed since 1859. and the duration Of II is for ten
years. The Panama Steamship Company have tho
privilege OF making the tarin on freight and pas
sengers between New York and san Francisco,
and all the earnings OF the railroad company over
twelve per cent per annum to the stock holders
are to be equally divided between the railroad
company and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
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The following information Is furnished 8
Saturday, Nov. 2s-1O A. M,
Before Call.

SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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Tot reserve $74ss5,soo $7o,esl, ,2oo Dec 254 100
Reserve re-
quiredag't
deposits. 56,S3S, It's 55, ,691, ,625
Excis Of re-
serve abv
legal re-
quirement 1s,047.125 14,939375 Dec. SO. 107, $50
THE MONEY MARKET.
On call loans money to-day was quoted at 2 and
~ per cent, but in exceptional instances the rate
was higher. Commercial paper Is steady at recent
quotations. Foreign exchange closed dull at 4s51
. a4s5h for bankers sixty days. sterling and
k89A 4.90 for demand.
THE GOLD MARKET.
SO much interest attaches to the future OF gold
that 1t Is not surprising that the price to-day ad.
vanced to 112h, with strong closing ngures at H.
The explanation for this course has heretofore
been given In this column. The advance Is
evidently not artificial. It Is evidently
obedlent to certain natural causes, which,
whine they may not be satisfactorily ana
lyzed, nevertheless lead up to con ntingencies
for which preparation has yet to be made The
opening price to-day was l11A; the close, 112.
The rates paid for carrying were from to per
cent and for borrowing "nat.n The specie ship
ments to-day amounted to $55O0oo, of which
100000 was in gold coin, the remainder in silver.
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TUG IUUUWIHR t2UIe sUUWH tue UP5U1H0, u1Vues
and lowest prices OF the day.
THE BANK STATEMENT.

THE BANK STATEMENT.
The report this week is strongly suggestive OF
the movement Of the currency to which reference
has lately been Uade IN this column, and is ex-
planatory OF the uses Of money elsewhere in the
manipulation OF crops. The West and South are
temporarily employing what Is now marked as a
deficit. In other words, currency is on its annual
tour, and, all things being considered, II Is not
likely to return without profit. We note q de-
crease in the excess above legal reserve of
$S,lo7,Oco Most OF this sum is represented BY
legal tenders. The specie shipments apparently
are not yet felt, as they do not materially enter
into the general average. The following Is a CON-
parlson OF the averages Of the past two weeks:-
Nov. q. Nou. %. Differences.
Loans. s2s3 300 $2s2 1885, 600 Dec. ,oas 100
Specie 17,3S0,900 17,329300 Dec. 81, 800
Legal tends 57,50440O 63,301, 900 Dec. 4,202, 500
Deposits... 227 35 700 222 800 Dec. 1855 400
Circulation. 24967. 500 A,sS3,6o0 Dec. $4,000
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total liablities:-
Nov. 81. Nou. 2a Differences
Specie S17, $780, 900 ST. 329. 800 Dec. $751; 900
Legal tends 575O4,4o0 53,30l, 900 Dec. 1902, 500
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FINANCIAL.

RAILROAD BONDS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT
and sold Securities OF detaued roads speciality;
district OF Columbia x6o cent Bonds by
United States, for sale. EDWARD c. FOX
Post Office box L336 20 Broad street
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THE UNITED STATES TREAsUr

The customs receipts to-day were $367.0O0 The
internal revenue receipts we're $205,OOo. The
operations OF the Treasury at the New York once
during the week included the disbursement OF
ss42, 400 on account OF interest, $e1e,O00 in re.
demption OF nve-twenty bonds and the receipt OF
81, 900 for customs. The Treasury holds
1885, 900 In bonds to secure national bank cir.
culation and 900 TO secure public deposits OF
national bank circulation. Outstanding legal
tenders, 1852 3So.Oo0 OF which 81 900 are gold
notes. Total for month to date $4,000 600; ma
tional bank notes received for redemption,
$4,000.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the following
quotations limited States currency s,xes. 1lo
1lsk; do. do, 1881, registered, lls a 11e,.;
do. do, 100 1901; do. do, dye.twen.
ties, 1862, registered. 112x l1s: do.
do, coupon, l12N 113; do. do, do. 1864.
registered, 1l4A 114h; do. do, 1894, HAY
lax; do. do, 1895, registered, 115l1 1151z: do.
do. do, coupon, 1le 11ek; do. do, do, new.
registered, 11sK 11sH; do. do, coupon 11ss.
11sI; do. do, 1867, registered, llsgs 1leh; do.
do do, coupon, 119A l1sX; do. do., 1868, regis.
tered, 11sH 1lsk; do. do. do, coupon 10Y n
ll9X; tenforties, registered, 112I 113X; do do.
coupon, 113X Hay; do. nves, 1881, registered,
112A 1I2I; do. do, coupon, 1l2x 1l22S.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London aAs,"es reuort consols at % q 93h far
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correspondent of tho Richmon 4
Enquirer. speaking OF the Wasbburns.
says: "The seventeen year locusts cam
compare with them. The country is
run down with them. They were oil
born with caul. Was there ever q
Washburn out of Office? History says
no. Will there over be an Office with
ont Washburn? Ireckon not. There
were three Of them in Congress at once
before the war. The war has been and
gone, but the Washburns are still with
Us. They so on forever"
We saw novel sight yesterday after.
noon, which amused lis considerably.
A brawny son OF Africa, dressed in the
height of fashion, with pigecn-tail
coat aud high .hceled boots, Was stag
gering down tho street, bareheaded,
under the weight Of an enormous "Sara
toga," with juvenile darkey, hired for
the occasion. trotting by his side.
"toting" his beaver. Noble Register.
To get to the S.ickecu gold mines in
Alaska, one must travel fifteen days on
the ice. The diggings are described as
very rich, but before the ground can be
worked it has to bo thnwel out by build
ing large fires on it. Iu spite Of these
drawbacks. miners are making from $40
to $50 per day.
Letting Of sleep is i .ic boy $
definition of snoring.
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hgtAAlaHt. lDlnner. fSuppcr. -
South bound Trains connect at Augusta
:or all points South and Wcet. Through
t!ckets sold and baggage checked to all prin.
opal points. xD- Sleeping cars on all Night
Trims. JAS. ANDERSON, General Suppl.
=. Pope, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Columbia Aotel.
F1T;SE CLASS HOUSE.

4 CHANGE Of n.aaaGcmcnt,
and many consequent Improve
mcnts, cnab!ts Tho prorrie,ors to
offer to the travelling pub ]: more
ctmfoItS and ccnycn!.ncts than
can lie obiLintd at any other
house in he city. TELEGEApH
OFFICE, EATli and BILLIARD
HCCNS III Inc hou-c. livery at-
tcn;ion guaranteed.
GOHNAN X CALNAN,
March Prouric:u:s.
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GresGTii!5 and Columbia Railroad
81 TEAMS y a 4 8 ren = n g a!;,I. + B
Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Trains on South Carolina Railre ad up. and
down; with Trains going North and South on
mingto Columbia and Augusta Railroads..
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

TTNHE Cincinnati Goze!fe makes the asto-
Il nishing announcement that Cincinnati
beer ia no longer pure, but adulteratcd with
molaeses, sugar OF starch, fuscl oil and The
poisonous coichicum. The Commissioner of
Agriculture, in his report for 1865. says that
Prof. Mapes, oe New York, analyZed tho beer
from dozen different brcwcries. and found
ell of it adulterated. Cocculrs Jndcus and
nux vomica entered largely into it's compost
tion.
J. G. SFEGERS guarantees his Lcer to be
pure and reliable. HI Goes not ndulteratc
it, but brews from tho best barley, malt aud
hops. Jan23
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a Letter to E. 81. Heinitsh. Columbia.
A MOTHER WONDERFUL CURE. have
IA been a afflicted with rheumatism for the
last eighteen months, entirely helpless.
have tried your QUEENS DELIGHT, and
am happy to say that have received great
benefit from it. can recommend it as sr
invaluable remedy to those afflicted.
March 1911 HID
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Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta &

GENERAL PASSENGER DEfART.
COLUMBIA. s. c., March &c 1874.
S;S, 7tl5I S}RASS.ssxscs THE following Schedule
&aa ~ xssa6e@e eiS;l.. will be operated on and
l .tcr his date: U'l
GOING NORTH. TRAIN NO. 2. TRAIN NO. 4
Leave Columbia. .....11 20 q m 845pm
Florence IA 40 m 1853 am
Flomingtom ..... is AZ pm 524 a m
Arrive Wilmington..... 1923 d M s715am
No. Train mskes close conn ection, rto
Richmond, to all points North. arriving New
York Us A. N. No. 4Trein makes cloeo con-
nection. riu old Bay Line and hicbmond, 10
ali points North, arriving New York is T.. M
GOING SOUTH TRAIN NO. l. TRAIN NO 2
Leave Willnington. 4.50 m t6.10p m
FicmiEgton 49,. 70 SO a m 749 m
t!orcnce.... 10 40 a m II 81 m
aT:iyc Columbia. ...... .t3 % m 4 10a m
Making ciose connections at Columbia for
I'll points Seut Ii und West. Through tiokets
sold ana baggage checked to ali principal
points. Pullman palace slee pele On all night
trains. EEreakfast iDnEcr. tSurrer
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup't.
=. ropE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Columbia Music Stoys
LyBrand & Son

E1AKE pleasure in calling the Gtten.:or al.
4 the PUBLIC to an examination: CT their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con
siatinS OF fianos, Churchahd rarlol Organs,
nelodeons, Tio'ins, Guitars, EGnjos, F!ntts,
AcccrdeoEs, Brass and Silver Band Instru-
nents OF all kinds. A!so, Sheet Music and
INSTRUCTION. Books for every claes of Musical
Instruments on hand al all times. Wcare
Sole Agents for the State of South Carolina
OF Estcy * Co.'S COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet
Music sent by nInii, rost paid, on rec,ir. OF
price; ;and all kinds OF Musical Gods cent bv
Express, when ordered, to apy part Of the
State, marked G. o. D. Good Second hs nd
Iianos and Organs for snie cheap. fer cash
Pianos, Organs and Mciotlcons Tuncd and
Repaired in n satisfactory manner: and will
give especial at ttention to Packing Removing
ana shipping Pianos tor other raltic. toany
point desired, at modera: riiccs
All orders promptly attended, to I'd aatis-
faction guaranteed o those favorirg ntwi!h
theirpatronaGc. Send for onr catalogue of
Shcct Music and Musical MtrchanGitc. Ri
chardson street, few doors above rHd:SIx
olhcc. Columbia. 5. C.. No"7
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HOPE & GYLES
HAVE for sale--
J. L 500 bushels OATS,
1000 bushels BRAN,
1000 bushela SHORTS.
ALSO,
Fresh Saur Kraut and Mince Meat.
100 Loxes Taieins. SO half-boxes Raisins.
25 quarter-boxes Raisins.
80 drums Smyrna Figs,
Dossicated COcoanUt,
100 pounds Seodlcss Raisins,
$40 Heads of Cabbage.
Thorburn's Garden Seeds
1 Nd ONION SETS, warranted fresh. or
l. sS.c - HOPE GYLES
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Change Of Echedule.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMPANY
COLUMBIA, s. c., october 16. 1878.
iaE Ha III SE9|aNs&, Chang of scheasle

sysf aH sIR k-AsKe-H1S to go into effect ON
gnd af:er Sunday, 18th instant: 'l7- -,
NAIL AND PAssENGER'THAIN.
Leave Columbia st & aaon,
Arrive q t Charic stOn at On mn,
at. .O.f]Gar
rriye at Columbi a at ..6C()nro
NIdiTExrREss, FnEI0HTAED AccoMMoparioN
TRAIN, Sundays o1cepted.l
eColumbia. .7.15 m Arrive. G 80 m
Arrive Charleston ITO m Leave g 45 m
Oamden Train will run Monday. Wednesday
Snd Saturday. as follows: It}p.
Leave Columbia at t.......... 1,5(p nm
Arrive at Camden at g. Sc rm
Leave Camden at.... 66Oam
Arrive at Columbia at. so am
5. Is. PICKISs. General Tick ct Agent.
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Wonan's rights seem to be in Q hou-
rishing condition, both at home and
abroad. The statement is nude that the
advocates Of woman suffrage gained 1O2
votes in the British House of Commons
lat the recent elections. They have now
only minority of five to overcome,
though it is doubtful whether they will
ever be able to control tue House of
Lords. In this country, General Grnnt
has just made great concession to the
women's Fighters by appointing lady
to very important position in the Go
vernment service at Chicago.
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Boston, March ,2l.-Cotton steady;
gross receipts 4,096 bales;e exports to
Great Britain 75; sales $50, So
NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-Oott on
active and firmer-middling 1616; low
middling 1917; good-ordinary IA; ordi.
nary l11s; net receipts l 1853 bales; gross
2,319; exports to Great Britain / 1882 I;
continent 2.445; coastwise S75; sales
6.00O-last evening $500.
CHARLESTON, March Oh Cotton
strong and tending up-middling 15al;
low middling 1888; good ordinary 14M ;
net receipts 887 bales; exports to CONT
nent $40: sales 800.
MEMPHIS. March 21.-Cotton strong
low middiiug 14A; receipts l,3SS
bales; shipments 396; stock so, ,299.
NORFOLK. March 21.-Net receipts
cotton 2.27S bales; exports ooastwise
2,510; sales 800.
39l5.
LIVERPOOL, March 2I-Noon. Got
ton buoyant-uplands 8160SM; Or.
lelns 83s; sales 10000 bales, including
4 1000 for speculation and export; to ar.
rive 16c. higher; Gales Of uplands, no.
thing below good ordinary, shipped
February, March or April, 8 ) 16; deli
verable April or May, S1G; May or June,
9 3-l6; nothing below low middling,
stripped March or April. 81; delivcra-
b!e April or May, s BIG; sales OF Or
leans, nothing below low middliug,
shipped March or April, 8 TIC; sales
include 10, QUO American.
LIVERPOOL. March 21-lIveninp.-
Cotton-siales OF Orleans, nothing be-
low good ordinary, shipped March or
April, S2s.
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DocroRs' CANES. 1t wa4 formerly
the practice among physicians to cnrry
cane having hollow head, the top OF
which was gold, pierced with holes like
q pepper box. The top contained a
small quantity Of aromatic powder, OF
OF snnH, and ca entering house o,
room where disease supposed to be in.
fectious prevailed, the doctor would
strike his cane on the floor TO agitate
the powder, and then apply it to his
nose: Hence all the old prints OF ply.
siclnns represent them with canes to
their noses.
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~ correspondent of the Jewish .Nes.
senge,' is pained at the frequent inter.
marriages between Christians and Jews,
and thinks such marriages "will destroy
Judaism and make the Mosaic faith a
thing Of shreds and patches" In that
case the faith will certainly be Mo.
safe, says ON exchange.
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New Books at Bryan's Bpoksto;re

New Books at Bryan's Bookstore.
EUROPE Seen Throogh American specta-
~ cles-by Editor Of Baltimore dmerican.
s1.75.
Autobiography and Memoir of Rev. DR..
Guthrie; very interesting and amusing 20.
lume. $500.
Pen-Pictures Of Europe-by Elizabeth
Peake, with Plates.
Wide World" 1925
English Psychology-by Ribot. $3.50.
Mr.. Alcott's School. $50.
Yesterday with Authors-by Fields s2O0.
Tho Conservation OF Energy-by Balfour.
81 50.
DR.. Kohbrauach on Physical Measure
ments. 81 80.
Helps to IL Holy Lent. sl.25. And other
new Books. Also, variety OF new NOVELS,
by popular authors. cheap. March FL
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Removal.

MFRS. S. 4. SMITH has renewed her
Ih DHES5-NAKING E3TABLlSEMEN NJ
be pleaped 10 meet all her former customers
and all others VINO may icei disposed 10
patronize her. Thankful for pas, favors, she
hopes, by strict attention 10 business. 10
merit q continuance Ot the same. SpIin,.
styles Will be opcnedcn tie 10Th OF March.
aiarcli Inc
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Greenvilie and Columbia Railroad.

Notice---Discount Days.
HEREAFTER, the Carolina National Bank
IL will have regular discount days-TUES.
DAY and FRIDAY OF each week. All applica.
tions for loans must be handed in before, and
await action on the said days.
March Il 8 C.J. IREDELL, Cashier.
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Look After Your Horses.

LOOK A1teT Your HOrSes,
CPRlNG time ia tho time to give the GER.
y MAN HORSE POWDERS. For all dis,
eases to which tho horse is subjec no better
medicine car be given. Get it only st
March s. HElS1TSH'S Drug Store.
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Spartanburg and Asheville Railroad

Spartanburg and Asheville Railroad
'lNaE following gentlemen have been ap-
i pointed by Tho President OF the Column
bia Board OF Trade, by virtue Of resolution
adopted at an e4:la meeting, held on the
evening of 18th instant, e Committee to So.
licit subscriptions Of Stock to the Columbia
Spartanburg and Asheville Railroad, viz
James Z. Black, y. Hope, Il. O'Neale, Jr., j.
II. Sawyer, J. 8. Wiley, E. ". Seibcls.
JOHN T. SLOAN, in.
Secretary and Treasurer Board Trade.
March l.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-22


The Indian famine, according to our
accounts, is shown 70 be severe almost
beyond the fears of those who feared
the most In Bengal. the distress is in.
creasing, and many thousands of the
natives are said to be dependent upon
Tho Government for food. Within the
last ten days, we are told. 100, 900 per-
sons in the Tirhoot districts alone have
mado application for relief No such
sorrow as that which has fallen upon the
millions OF India has fallen upon any
people III modern times. The actual
suffering is no doubt fur beyond our ex-
treme calculations. What it amounts to
we know not now, and perhaps we may
never know. The result, however, NAV
seriously affect the relations between
Great Britain and India. 4 suffering
people are very liable to blnme the Go.
vernmcnt under which they live.