The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-25
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competent and experienced co1ps of
teachers, will be resumed on the l4th
proximo. This institution has steadily
grown in favor and usefulness. not.
withstandiug the discouraging influ.
enccs by which it has been surround.
ed. 1t las attracted attention outside
Of the State, aud the authorities of
Washington and Lee University, as We
had OCCASION to notice some time ago.
placed at the disposal of the principal
II scholarshi p i'll that institution. They
have now offered another prize scho.
lArship, to be filed in the same
way, by competitive examination. Be-
sides these liberal offers, Union Col.
ieI5e, situated ut Schenectady, n. Y,
has rroaered to receive every year
from this academy its four best pupils
in the highest class, to be instructed
and further educated, free Of all cAuryss
for board and tuition. The academy
has thus at its disposal five prizes of q
high order, to be contended for each
year-an advantage and distinction
quite rare, but thoroughly deserved.
1ouDg men whose means are not suffi.
cient to procure them omplete educa.
tional advantages, will here zee oppor.
tnn,ties Of securing them, which
they may honorably embrace. We OBJ.
serve in the catalogue of students of
Union College considerable number
from this State. It is under the most
enlightened and liberal government,
has an able corps Of professors and
superior curriculum of studies. A
scholarship in Union College is worth
winning.
MAIL ARRANaEMExTs.-- .--Northerr
mai opens $50 A. ~, 3 P. NJ. closes
| A. A., P. NJ. Charleston opens 8
A. NJ, ). 80 r. NJ. closes 8 A. NJ, .,6P.
NJ. Western opens A. A., P.
NJ; closes 6, 1.30 P. 3I. Greenville
opens s.45 P. NJ. closes 6 A. Nj. Will
mington opens 4 P. NJ; closes 10. 80
A. NJ. On Sunday open from 2.30t to
3. 80 P. NJ.
PHGSINlASA.-Engaged for every
set-a hen.
! Were it not for the clouds that dark
en- us there would be no rainbow in
our lives.
1t should not discourage us if our
Kindness is nnacknowledged; it has its
influence still.
a child is often the hyphen connect
ing ongenial husband and wife, SO
common about you.
Brisk takers are usually slow think
ers. There is. indeed, no wild beast
more to he dreaded than communi.
cative man having nothing to COM
N municate.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
y. +. helly-Cottage for Sale.
y B. Patrick-GreenviIIe Academy.
Meeting Ward Tax Union.
| 7: J. Harper Ash Coal.
Meeting Eutaw Encampment.
Hugh Thompson. Male Academy.
George Sym mmers-Groceries, sc.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, August a, 1874
Wheeler HouSe-J Jenkins, Augusta; :;
l. Rhelnstrom, Philadelphia; j A Tur-
rentne, Wilmington; r E Bratton,
Charlotte; ] E Matthews, Ky; G 81
West. Lu; W S Bylcs, N Y; CL An
derson. city; L G Garrett, Jr, M & G
Il Il; II FL Adams, U S A, T L Stark.
Elchlaud; G r Paul, U S A; l. Hagood,
city; q NJ Drafts. Gadsden; j s Bates.
Fort Note; r II Kirk. Lexington; F
5 Smith. Charleston; 2 McNamee. N
/; CE Rice. Baltimore; Q = Warwick,
U SA; W q Gardner and lady. Sum
ter; c + Back, Bncksville; W Fl Tres
cot, Pendeton; r T Phifer, Newberl;
" 9 Sanders, Savannah; r Jordan.
Wlnnsboro.
Cuun.bia Hotel-W Sprinkle, N C;G
Carter, N L II Il; j B Hayward, S c.:
j WO' 'Brien. Charleston; Il j Mackev.
Cle>ter;J b Ezell, Il s johnson, city;
I Watson. Ridge Spring; W L Smith,
Il Hogan, q kerrison, Charleston; J
A Brksdalr, Lsurens; p B Glass, city; !;
q L Reab, Ga; G d Sloan, d @.
Hen(tric House, a Haynes, G FL
Nickerson, n q; S Rosenberg, N Y;
L Smith, Charleston; II Skipper, D
Moore, j a Henderson, city; Il j Bar.
her. Smiths Turnout; a Barnes, S
Eatman, s G; J L ShuJer, Lexington; :;
Al Beaty, Lancaster; A W Marshall,
/, N c.. CC Monfpompry I n S.a,ooot-