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TRUTH.

In a cavern cool and still,
Eature lid jewel years ago,
Wrought, with patience and uD!eHrned ektus
or se.r.ts such unstaintd Spirits know,
And ,rli each her OF il yoicts low,
As they their ways fulfill
Cycle upon cycle few
Uuno.cd Us,-tAe jtwel with iss light
Giving haaath and strength to Ill that grew
Under its influence turning grleroAs ulght
To Joyful day.--4s yet how pure anu Light,
No human spirit knew.
At length there came some wise
PhiosoL hers i'll se41ch Of secrets rare
With pick end nz, pecriug with parb!lnd eyes
Into the worlds duat-heap6, whom chancc led where
IhIt precious jewel shone, ut which they stare
In dull, unpleased SURPRISE
Sid one, II Wlat this may be
I think VIC soon can learn," and with b1on
He broke the gem in pieces. but to eco
Fade into night that ne-bestowiuR glow.
He picked the fragments up: 4" All now know
What that lost brililucy.
"'Twas on."-WhctheE wrong or right,
It matters not, but go fur clear
No earth-boIn wisdom can restore the light
Of that fair jewel, or the pieces here
Make whole,-ae stars lllat hardly make less drear
The darkness Of the night. Az.
, 1874-08-02
The following figures are furnished by the
Produce Exchange:

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: zoos bu wheat, ISL bu corn. o6a bu
oats, 761 bu rye.
Tho following grain has beon inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: Sears No.
red winter wheat; cars No. do: car No.
winter; car rejected do; cars No. spring
wheat; 40 cars No. do; cars No.3 do; . cars
rejected do; (6o cars wheat, Of which 81 are new);
119 cars high mixed corn; 202 cars and l7,516
bu No. 2 do; 20 cars rejected do; 16 cars white
oats; % cars No. do; cars rejected do; 10
cars No, 2 rye; cars rejected do; 3 cars No.
barley; 2 cars No. do. Total (4S7 cars).
100000 bu. Inspected out: $500 bu wheat;
191, 7C5 bu corn; 5,1sG bu outs 800 bu rye; 4So
bu barley.
The following we're tho receipts and shipments
of brcadstuf5 and live 81 ock at this point during
the past week, aud for the corresponding weeks
ending as dated:
, 1874-08-02

LONDON BASk DlfluENp6.
4 correspondent Of tue New York Daily BtAle-
tin has this to concerning tie seml-nEnual
dividends Of tha joint-stoca banks in Londoa:
It Is noticed that the profits hare been Increased
during the las. huff year. when the rate OF discount
the lowest, being ouly ~, against ~ In the half
ending with 1878. Tue Lcndon Westminster pays
tho before, aud tic Union the snIne an i'll
crease Of rnpita while the National s:oun Com
puy pays per ce,lt more and several other insttu-
tious per cent per more than formerly From
this exhibit nut only argued that caital is Lest
employed when the rates of interest are low, for the
general prosperity, but also for the capital-
lit, who, after MI, makes the mos. when his
money B the oftcuest reused BY frequency OF
ransactlOus- It is also assumed to be strong nd1ca
tion Of present healthy condition, and sure Prestige
Of IN IMPROVING future, when the number Of buhiucss
operations will be Increased the basis Of lower
level prices, by which the profits Of all concerned
will be augmented Rcverting this period LIST year.
1t Is 10 Le remembered hatinactyty commenced after
btringeucy In the money market threatened, md
the harvest prospects gloomy. Now it seems that
the worst Of the depression Is rapidly disappearing,
when great Is apparent in the future Of the money
Market while the harvest IL unusually promising hero
at home but also elsewhere tAroughoutthe world from
whence England draws her supplies.
CALIFORNIA GAv1SuH BASKs.
The San Fiat.csco savings banks have dec1ar-
cd their dividends for the lust semi-annual term,
As expected, the dividends are lower than Usual,
and comEsie as follows with the corresponding
term in 1873:
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HUM0R.

1.-THE living link Dog.
First law of gravity-peVer laugh at your
own jokes.
why did he tate it SO? certa;nmember of
Congress has given New England College no
LEGS than 1S40 Pateut-0ttice reports.
--Notc-shaycrs succeed financially because
they take 80 much interest in their busl-
ness"
When is ship like railroad ?-When the
- Publishing nonpareil paper in long
primer town is what did the business for q KAN
sas editor.
A bad habit to get into-A coat that is not
paid for.
"A New Yora paper gravely observes that tho
suicide Of farmer, which ii notices, :" is slngu-
1ar1y strange. luas.nucn as be has not been III
the habit OF doing such things"
There are no bouquets about newspaper
Office, but sometimes the contents OF tue PASTE
cup acquire maturity which bS any other name
would smell sweet.
Laws. ike sausages would fail to inspire
respect if all people knew how they we're made.
I'm time the mulberry tree becomes slK
gown. and the silk gown becomes woman.
When is bullet like an OK When it .,razcs
What is the difference between fixed stars
| and shooting Btars? The Que are suns, the
other dnrteT5
1t is SAID tha: DR.. Mary Walker now carries
pistol for neNspacer-mcn. We have always
spoken OF that beautiful aud accomplished phy-
sitlan with the highest respect.-LouiseiAe
Lpuf1CT-VGNTHNt
III wouldn't have left, but the people kinder
eGged me on, said a man Who was asked Why lie
quit his kansas home III hurry.
"a boy seen in the streets OF st. Paul a
few days ago with his cap full of green applcs
He was followed half Il mile by three doctors
befo1e the frs. griCe seized him. and then they
all had plenty Of business for tho next hour try
ing to keep him undoublcd.
Col. Egei ton, in the British House OF Com
mons, said philanthropy is 60 energetic that
1T requires a good deal Of induepce nowadays
to get hanged.'
=" Wouocock, 3" savs an exchange, !" can DOW
| oe killed legally" All rlsht-p1oyided you are a
| good shot. II not, the legal Fart OF it won't
| help you one bit.
| a Kentucky gentleman die,'t got angry IN
til he had been called az .4Al eighty-one
times The mouotony of tile thing - riled
| him
Ono Of the most vexatious things in the
| world IS to have your "fe's uncle kicked in tho
stomach oy horse, will you $4,000, aud then
| deliberately get veil
| An Albany man who Was excitedly demon
! strating t. clowd that there is no such thing
| as hydrophobla was the first to shin up bat-
| her's pole when sE,ali yellow dog came rushing
| down the tt1eet
Tie drst photographer has opened his sa-
| loon Il, Trlckce, Aeyaia- aud has been shot BY
| mircr, who lusteted Oh having his picture
| taken BY lauplight, as he was going away ear4y
| in the 1nolnluS
| When stranger stands on the public square
| IN Denver, spits on l,s hands, and cries out
| s.Climb on to me- by thousaId5!" even tho Post
| master pu IL OF lis coat and goes oat to make
| tie res;'unse success.
| "A Calfvlnia Temperance Association limits
| fne beverages OF its members to wine, tec.,
| e1oer, except When laborine under a sc..se u
olscoal asseAcnt, All thcu whisky shall be ailo"-
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New YonK, Aug. Money closed at por cent
on call: prime mercantile paper to 7.
Sterling dull at 4.865l@4.871 for GO days
Customs receipts. sse5ooo to-day; for the
week, s., ,581, SAG. Imports OF dry goods for the
week, ::3.30i sos merchandise, $3.90i 222 Pro-
duce exports, 6,6G1, 1888 specie exports, 91.2ls-
PAS.
Gold opened and closed at 1928 with sales
in the interim at 10o1s@l094. Carry
lug rates los to flat: It is reported
that the Treasury will sell 310000,000 gold IN
August. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$905, 900. Clearinss, al, 100000.
Governments steady.
State bouds dull.
Railroads firm. Stocks opened we.k. particu-
larly for c., G. l. I. G. The temper Of spec
ulation soon changed, however, and at noon au
advance OF 4@14 per cent had taken place.
At the second call the market was firm aud re-
maiued so to the close, the final dealings being
generally at tho best prices Of the day: The 9a
ci6c, Lake Shore, aud Western Union.
among the sales to day are $500 shares Wost-
ern Union 7,00o Lake Shore $4,000 Union
Pacific: and 900 C.. c. l. c.
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FINANCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 1.
Tho money market seemed duller than ever
to-day, after the excitement Of the corners OF
yesterday. The business Of the banks received
its usual monthly acceleration from the settle
ments that como with the 1st, but beyond this
tue quiet Of the season WAS unbroken. Ihe
rate Of discount at the banks was 10 per cent
for regular customers, and concessions OF seV-
cral per cent to other good borrowers. On the
street money is 8@1s per cont; real estate
loans are 3@10 per cent.
New York exchange was dull to-day, at soc
premium for 81 900 between banks.
Tie cleaHnga for the day are $1,000 GOO; for
the week they arc $19,545. ITS CT and tue bull
ances are g, 75o .4o.63. The figures for the cor
responding week OF last year are s20, 535, ,3ol.6o
aud 81, IL, ,99G.7G
Skow-Petersen, IsborE l. Co.. report the rates
OF foreign exchange rs follows: London, 4soeD
4oo5 +; Paris, 5l6iz@513h; Hamburg, 95%@
g6H54 Berlin. 7l7l@72A,; Belgium, 5l5@51l5a;
Holland. 4l@411s Sweden %; Noway, 1ll1
Denmark. Sc Finland (lrssin), 2oM.
Cable transfers arc, London 423; fa11s,
50514.
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public will then ascertain tha na,.
who are concerned in it, " kae Raa
LATERT.
n.y. mheas rs dnll and weak. closing xc 1o,.
partly to rumors Of failures in Tivarnoa;' n5ated
August sold ut 31.o3s{ down to 81 ns w.. seles
o'clock to s1.02T, closing At at' se 1aftes
Seller September at sl.0lG1 01E 4. ECcsssL@. Cnsg
rather quiet and steady, closing At s1c 1la IA W.
ust and sepember, WITH eales 1t 6os;ae1cr 1or 1ns-
ust wS5e ?q{s. Msss 1aa pol stssay @ s M
brIs) At 524.00. Lard was stfonoar eeuiee 600
lotu were sold at $3.50 seller septemhssse se'etsl
100 tcs seller the year 4. $1,000, Ind
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SHEEP-The past week has been among the deles.
OF the present season. Although the total supply w
only little over 5000 head, sellers were unaoo 70 40
mora than sustain former prices sales dragging
s. 0o93 5u par 100 IT'S for poor to common. It gs4
90 for fair to medium lots, and at a ,259soo iof
good strictly choice. Since Monday. when 100 hesa
were shipped Eaat, there have been no purchases n
shippers. few ots were taken by feeders, bnt M
demand mny be said to havo been confned TO Chiso
butchers. The market closed dull.
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. i.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles OF produce IN Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date one year ago:
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Pork, Hard, N101s. Sao07dt, sIid7ef,
brfs. tes. | ses. Az. lbs.
Week ending
July ~. 1871. 46l 6,E16] 1901 65i.s2 .s2t5 559, e53
Same week ls73 e,3ln} 5,65H 370 81 .bIo I. LII, 13
Since Nov. l. 10. 1881. 81; {f5 aS So ee13 I'LL, ~
Same time jJ 81 Gsf IS, H. S6J 959 s3

haius
Flour WAS in moderate demand On small scale,
chiefly by citT brokers, wno wanted Minnesota
springs, and weie willing to take new winters at
low prices. There WIS no change in quotations
Ban was dull. Cash sales we're reported Of quo
br1s white winter extrns on private terms; Is brls
sp1ing extras (patent) at 5000; ITO brls do on
private terms; 10 brls supe1tiues at 34-75; 100
brls rye (Klng Wlll1am) at 55.8719. Total 1855
br1s. Also 80 tons bran at S12.00 on track 10
tons do ut $3.50 free on board; 10 tons mid
diinSs, fine. at Sl7.00; 10 tons do. choice, at
s21.00, both free on board 500 bris corn meal
at $3.3o15. The market closed at the following
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Female 0fficc-Eaoiders In Califo rnia.
1t wss declared in statute passed iy the
last Lesi: Ii uf California, that women over
81 years II age, citizens Of sho State are eligible
which they are excluded By the State Constlsu-
ton. This covered aIl such Offices but that OF
) nte Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The elecAons have BEEN held all over the STATE,
ana but two women have aprea:e ed as candidates
for the Office OF School Trustees. Oaa Of these,
widow ii Contra Costa County, was ch pe,,
10 fill the unex Dired term Of her late husband,
Walking over the course without opposition
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A STAR CAME FALLING DOWNWARD.

FROM THE GERMAN OF HEISE~
A star came falling downward
Out Of the twiuk!ing height;
The star Of love came falling
I watched its downward fight.
There fell from tho orchard-branches
Tho blooms. and the leaves came down:
The wautou wind came trying
Her plays with the leaves 80 brown.
a EVAN sang on the wafer,
And glided DER the wave,
Aud, ever singing fainter,
Sunk in her river-graye.
It in 20 black and silent,
The leaves have blown afar.
The song Of She swan Is ended,
And dark Is the {,len star.
CHARLES NOBLE GREGORY.
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The other got % votes in Eureka, but man
got II and the Trusteeehip. Tho San Fran
ciaco Bulletin suggests that the women are walt
ing for the salarled office Of County Suporn-
teu1ent.
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKrz

CHICAGO
SATURDAY EvEsryo. Ar.,
Tbs receipts Of Hvs stock during IL rsEl. AnE !.
leen II fnl}nwe. Ne week h1r
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Total. a1..-...-.........4 ,6l3 2,e6o3g 1eo foa
Tbe average weight Of the hogs received for the -.
months ending July 81 this year and l.st conps,s
follows:
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DIR. q. G.. OLlN,

1s7 washinson-st Tho longest engaged 11a 1a,emsat
cess;uI pu1sjcaa In city in the specI1!
Iii Chronic Nervous, and special Dse.s:a Deided Ill
cular TO isna1rs speedily cured 1nvaiics ss,aa
pxtyato oartuucnts, board, attendance. &C. sem
{ur treatise. Patients 1t \ distance treated q A
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January, ATerage...,@,,
Eebruary, Average. 8oT
March, areragc...,2ut
ATH, aSerage.......u3
1lAy. ATet1ge....,.,.W.x
June, average.
Irlv HvS-ro AVA
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LOCAL STOCKS.
Quotations for local securities are as follow

DEtAULT1Na RAILWAY BONDS.
The following lis. showing the latest quota
tions for defautius railway bonds il furnished
by A. 0. Slaughter:
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And the sight has chilled ler bosom,
) stopped her breath and pnied her

And the sight has chilled ler bosom.
stopped her breath and paied her
brow
Shall she let it ring? No, never! Flast
hes eyes with sudden light,
And she springs and grasps it firmly
''Curfew shall not ring tonight"
Out she swung. far out. the city seemed
speck of light below.
'Twixt Heaven and enrth her form sus.
pended, as the bell swung to and fro,
And tho sexton ut the beil.rope, old
and deaf. heard not tho bell,
But he thought it still was ringing FUR
young Basils funeral knell.
Still the maiden clung most firmly,
and with trembling lips and white,
Said to hush her hearts wild beating.
"Curfew shall not ring tonight"
It was DER, the btll ceased swayipg,
and the maiden stepped onoe more
Firmly on the dark old ladder, where
for hundred years before,
Human foot had not been planted.
The brave deed that she had done
Should be told long ages after. as the
rays of setting sun.
Should illume tho sky with beauty;
HSeu 6lTeS Will utuus or white,
Long should tell the little chliircD,
Curfew did not ring that night.
Ger the distant hills camc Cromwell; !;
Bessie sees him, aud her brow,
Full Of hope aud full Of gladnese, hus
no anxious traces now.
at his feet she tells her story, shows
her hands uli bruised aud torn;
And her face SO sweet aud pleading.
yet with sorrow pale and worn,
Touched his heart with sudden pity,
lit his eye with misty light:
"Go! your lover lives" said Crom-
well,
"Curfew shall not ring tonight"
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.

R3MR rhA1ss + 1ss sSSShR Is1 S,i;1
Sundays excepted, CONNECTING viii N,cit
Trains on South Carolina 1tailread up and
the following will be the Eche dult:
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Wilmington, Columbia and Aug & r


GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART.
COLUMBIA, q. o., May 18 1874.
kaA HJ gsRss;ss n1a T1hE;,3;Glk'owing Fl; kS sc1e; };
on and alter this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN 40 2 TRAIN NO 4
Leave Columbia. ..... 6 90 u IN 845 pm
Florence. .112 SPIN 2.lOa m
arrive Hilmington.... 7.15 m - Is m
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN NO / TRAIN. NO 8
Leave Whining ton..... SEQ m t6.lOp m
Florence. 90 p m 11.37 nj
Arrlvt Columbia...... 9.t5 pm 400 a m
IRAN NO. 2. from Colun bia, is an accom-
modatlon to Florence, aid thero come cts
closely with n. E. II. Il :, and at Wilmington
with ". W. h. u. 10 all points North.
Train No. from, Columbia is fast Ex-
press making TIN ongl. conn, ctions. allrail,
North and south, and water line conncc-
tions rid Portsmouth,.
Train No ]. trcm Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with n. l.. r. l.. for
Charlesion, and is IN AccoMm M d g ton train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 3, trcln Wimin G ton, is q fast
Express. conn nccting CLOSELY ii,msLd 10 all
points North and south through tick ets
sold anG baggage che cked 10 ali principal
points. Iuiiman palace slttpe1s on night
trains. fbrtakfaet. Dinner. +Supper.
accommodation Train No. leaves Co.
immbia daily, Sundays excepted. Express g
Train No leaves Columbia every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
Il. POPE, Gen. FaseCnger and IirketAgen
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first GLASS HOUSE.

4 CHANGE OF management,
and many consequent improve
ments, enables the proprietors
to offer to the travelling pubic
moro comforts and convent
ences than can be obtained at
az! ctl,sr LIZ ust il. the city.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE. BILL
LIAMD AID BATH ROOMS in
the house. Every attention
guaranteed.
GORMAN i CALNAN,
March 4 Proprietors,
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oo,OoO AtCRetS--osOoO Casn Gifts.
S250, 600 TO be Given AWAY,
5000 CASH PRIZES, aggrcgating. $3.50, 900

",UUU UA5H PRIZEH, aggregating. $3.50, 600
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tioketss100 90 Qrter T'kts..$ 2 SO
Halt Tickete... 5 90 ii Tickets. 100 90
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC
purposes, and will be conducted with the
same liberaiity, honesty and fairness which
characterized tho first enterprise
JOHN l.. ROPER, President
For tickets and circulars, giving full
Information, address
HENRYV. MOORE. SEC, Norfolk. Wa
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
Sept +3o
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Sieegeis Us. Cincinnati Beer.

s'tEEti5 VI. NlHClHnHl1 BEef.
E1iIE Cincinnati: Gozrhr makts the aeto-
Il nlEfIing ANNOUNCING Iii that Cincinnati i
| beer is no longer pure, but at!ultcratcL cd wit Ia
rn'asses sugar OF starch, fuscl oil al,-l tho
poisonous coichcum The Commissioner
Agriculture, in his report for 1860 say.
That Prof Mapes. u! New York, analyzcd
t"c been from dozen different brcwcrios,
anA found all of it adnltcratet! Cocculus
lndicns and nnX v0mira entered largely
int o ite compnsitiOn
j. &. SFFG FRS guarantee III. beer tobe
pure and reliable. ]!c doc- not a,lu!tcratc
it, but brews fr0m tho best Laricv. mutt
and hope. Jauo3
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j Excursion Season Of 1874 via Allan
tic Coast and Midland Lines

az "a "a ~ E lG gE s:s5as zza.s Rgs.-;.7
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AU
GUSTA. AND WILMINGTON, COLUM-
bIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROADS.
COLUMBIA, Is. c., May %, 1871.
y OCND TRIP TICKETS to all promi-
i nent Virginia Springs and Western
North Carolina Excursion Points, good
untit November ], 1871, will be on sale At
he Company's Ticket Office in this city,
both ria Charlotte and ria Wilmington, on
and after June l, 1874.
Tickets to New York, Philadelphia, Bal.
tim n're. rid BAY LINE, a. reduced rat ca also
on safe. a. POPE,
June7 General Passenger Aren't
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Out in Montana, when they start n
man down hill in barrel, they speak
OF his "appearance in q new role"
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Summer Schedule S. & U.R.R,,
fs1sssssaE, DOWN TRAIN IL Than
The Short Line Schedule.

The short Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA g. AUGUSTA n. r. Co
COLUMBIA, S. c.. juno %. 1874.
f 81 esns nHE eT sehesniog s.Ih1tsTlDg vii Rfso So
operated ON and after this date:
ooISo NORTH Train No 2 Train No
Leave .745am 4.15nm
Graniteville. ..*813 m 5.I1pm
CoPbia Junct'n .12 20 a m 10 C5pm
Arrive Co UNI bia.. .....12 S0pm 9l7nm
Leave Columbian. 12.42sm
Winnsboro..... 2 40 y m
Chester. IA 20 IN
Arrive Charlotte. ...f6.45 p m
NO: Train makes close connection. ria
Charlotte and Richmond, TO all points
North, arriving at Now York 6.e5 A. NJ.
NO. Train makes close connection ria
Wilmington and Richmond to ali points
North, arriving at New York at 5 Tsp. N.
GONG SOUTH. Train Mol Train No 9
Leave Charlotte. $50 m
|. chester. IL 02 m
Winnsboro.. .12 SO p m
Arrive Colun bia..... 2a2 pm
Leave Columbia. 252pm 340 a n,
Colbia Junct'n .33 II pm 41b a m
draniteville - f7.15 pm *74s q M
Arrive Augusta. .805pm 845am
sBreakfast. Dinner. tSupper.
soutn bound Trains connect at Augueta
lor al points South and West. Through
tiok ete sold and baggage checked to princi.
pa points. @ Sleeping cars on ali Night
Iralne. JAs. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A. POPE. Gen. Passenger and Tick ct Agent
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Change of Schedule

SOUTH CAEoLISA EA'IHoAI. 1 cMp.Ay.
COLUMBIA, :. g., October IS. 1873
E.N Eys ESH E1SssSsatas,s.,ss: E1ssSsatas,s. II: Change Scht du!e
&sif 9lse AaZ x.e2seeaat. xeNat. to go into effect on
and .tter sunday 18th instant:
NAH. AND PASSENGER TR!IE
Leave COlunbia 1t. 840 :, ~
Arrivcat Charleston at .4.2Urm
Leave Charleston at Ui m
lrrivsat Columbis at bfOi m
NIGHT Exrkfss, FnEJGnT AND AccOMMODA.
TIoS TEAM. Sundays excepted.
Leave Colum biz 7.l5pn. Arrive SO M
Arrive Cheilestol ITO p n Leavc..G 45an
Camden Train rurs Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday, as folloWa:
Leave Columbia 1.50pn, Arrive II 80 am
LtaTc Camden $50 am Arrive 6S5lm
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RNo Further Postponement
oE THE
SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CON CERT
IN AID OF THE
Masonic Relief Association
OF NORFOLK, VA.

II h sday, 19th NOV IN b r /.
THIS enterprise is conducted by the MA
i EONIO RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF
NORFOLK, va, under authority OF the
Virginia Legislature, (Act passed March
9Th, 1873
5O,OOO TIckeas--a 900 Cash oins.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-11
COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE.

HNAkE pleasure in calling the attention
Il nt the pubic to All c1ar,ihAtiuE of
their STOCK "f MUSICAL MEHCHAN.
DlSt. consisting. of Pianos, Church and
parlcr Organs. Molcdcnrr, vioiins, Gui.
tarr, i.anj"s, fluter, Accor!eons, Braas
and SliYel Band lnstrn 3:cnts OF all hinds.
Also, Sheet Music ana Instruction Books
for every c.ass of Musical Instruments on
hand tall timcs. We are S": Agents for
the state nf South Caro!i..a =: ::etcy& Co.'S
COTTAGE ORGANS. $h.c Nn.ic.cn, by
mail, post paid. Oh roccii OF price: and ail
kinds "l Musical Go"d. sent by Express.
wioh ordered. TO any rhi: ii th. State.
marked &. q. i. Good ScrolG-iai 4 III.
ahc. ana :lrla:.t fnr -alc cAcpl for cash
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hcpaiitG IL +ati-iactor! manner: an,
viii civ. c.';ovia ,at.cntio! e Packing Re-
moving sn.! :hi'liEt F;niht Ia: utl ,,psr.
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