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FINANgIiL and COMMERCIAL.
Events Of the Week in
Wall Street.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Business Prospects More
Encouraging.
WALL STREET,

SUNDAY May 8, 1874
rho course OF the stock market during the week
vss pyrotechnic II not Understandable. Antagon-
sssic influences were 1t work. ami between the
opposing forces prices underwent sharp nuctua-
ions On the one sade were well disciplined and
experienced managers; on the other undisci-
plined crowd working without fixed plan, 'unde-
termned Us 20 the probabilities OF the financial
future and perplexed by complications that were
not explained. There can be no question now
that strong individual power was az work, and
proved itself more potent than the disorganized
and demoralixed elements which sought control OF
the market Figures therefore receded and ad-
vanced at VIII, and not in obedience to any law Of
purchase or sale.
BULLS WERE FORCED TO TURN INTO BEARS
and usoe versa bat the end OF the week strangely
marks loss Of any Improvement that was either
predicted or made. The largest transactions
and the highest quotations were made on
wednesday, the chief dealings and changes being
IN western Union, Pacidc Mail Lake snore North
vest Wabash, Union Pacific, New YORK Central,
st. Paul. Hannibal and St. Joseph common and Erie
notwithstanding the depression at the close OF the
week hopeful feeling found utterance that Is
founded upon anticipated renewal OF business
. plethora OF money seeking investment and
hopeful expectations that some OF the large
corporations will soon begin to show better re-
suits than they have done In the recent past. The
Lake shore election takes place on Wednesday.
me report of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
will also be made at an early day. The PennsyL
vania Railroad Company are reported to have de-
ciared dividend OF five per cent; and altogether
facts enough are quoted. and likely to be used, TO
change the tone OF the market
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WEEK.
The following table shows the extreme nucrua-
f1ons fnr the in the leading
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For future delivery Oasis midding the sales have
been Ioiows:-Last evening alter oelock-May
100 at II 3c; June. 400 ut i71sc 400 la.c, 90 at
Y 7-l6c sOl az Y iss2c sO at y 7I6c; July no at
il SIDE ioo at iolsc, sU Lie december LOO at
May. 100 Hc AGO short notice., Am, at lie. go at
II l-l6c. 100 short notice. at 40 sl-3-c.. 1890
AZ l! SIC d@ At ,-Isc. no notice to-day,
At f s g !. III i ss is q AZ. q Il ,S ssas
400 Al l7c, ~ at II l72c july 100 at Iihc. ~ at
II x92c., SO at l56c., 2OJ At IL BIC August LIZ at
l5tc, J at Is Sc, U0 al Is Slice Total 800 bales
Grand TOTAL 0O bales The receipts IT the ports
follows galveston NJ bales; New Orleans 67
Mobile 1855 savannah. IA; Charleston, Az; Whining
s Norfolk. 6ss; York I6sl; Philadelphia, zia
Total 4,20k I'M, day last week, 6,4a9 ms day last
year, 7,6N Rates on cotton were quoted As foows:-
To Havre, by steam, lc by sail, &c. To hamburg by
seam ic.; by sail &c TO Bremen, BY steam s&c.; by
CoYrxE--fhe market renamed quiet Tor all aescrip-
tons but values were not essentially changed We
. sale OF 504 bags OF Mo, ADELAIDE Pendgast 49,
We quote -Alo--ordinAry cxrg0es, Hsc. lair
do, lsAc lsc.; good do. 19s4c. Doc prime 40,
lc. 214c extreme range for lots l7kc 2I4c.. gold
bags 2ac 26c do. grass mats, 24c 26c. Ceyon zlc
. &c. Maracaibo, lyc 25c; Laguayra, &c. nc;
Jamaica, i9c &c; St domingo, isc. a ioc. Porso
Rico, zoe. 21ac. Costa kicL, &c. z21sc. Mexican
gold, per ID. sixty and ninety days credit.
FLOUR GRAIS.-kecc pls-FlOur U53. bbls wheat,
T.2i0 bushels 7sO0 do. meal, $50 pbls ana
~ bags; oats q so bushels; and he week ending
Flour. t046i bills wheat, 5o65 bushels; corn
do meal, 50 bbs and 1850 bags; oals 1880
frmer prices wee current. The since orr last
aggregate about a70 bb prices within range of
Quotations Corn meal quiet, but
bbls sold at prices within the range OF
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Wheat was about lc per bushel better opening,
but subsequently, CLOSED dun At about Yesterdays Lrlces
The sales loot up about s. eo Bushels at 81 81 55
ii IS Tor ansraded Ohio and Mnnesota spring. prna u
q ~ S re- No. DO g the or Ss s
No. spring, for sll May. at 81 6s Corn-Ihe market at
AZ yesterdsys nsures up aoou. TO- bushels
s.sic Sc 70. new Western mixed &c Sc Tor DO
western yellow ut Sc. oats moderately and
DC. for mixed anoa DC Sic Tor white aaoa. &c.
;,oss and .ss for %.ea q il store Barley va:
and par q g 80 ss: ana e,ses an. Ips
d IL We note . sas o. 500 bushels Of State the
fasicmrs~Busness to-day in berth frsishts mas been
limited but the market WAS steady There was lutte s
S sS's 81 WEI. VEN
boxes sscG. At L snS BY sail Ssoo bushels els
a. Cd 100 bbis nour e. z. o. 20 do rosn 81 q 3D.
sSarsr: .rl were ~ Italian bark hence .
sreen hence voyage win 5000 quarters gram AZ
United Kingdom with fine timber at As with option Of
aIDss.~Ihe marset has been moderately active, but
closed rather weak Yet prices were not materially
esa NE per- re
:SS ;S
ne per Alice % from Al rSDse Per S.
iSo% Do psS sly ., san Sn,onc 70 rom ssy:nnss.
ea M sdess and psss si co
tursist; 40 do do Dnfaio, per do ia do do do, per
Sanarvon Castle The sales during the week have
been as follows I'll $50 dry buenos Ayres, 20s To ~ lbs,
part nj &c. gold, 30 days usual selection: 1900 dry
Bienos AyTes German stake z3z lbs at N4c. gold, ~
days usual seecuon; go dry Concordia ~ los al 2c.
goa " Gays, usual selection; 1850 dry Buenos Ayrcs
ana Sonc9rda kps, 10 10 lbs 2611c gold cash to
1oc gold ~ days usual selection AIS dry Rio Grande,
sent TO Tan by nporters a74U dry do, and Az
rs =. z.s gold ~ days usual sescoa SIS dry do.
paft 70 arrive ~ lbs at 15ac gold, ~ days. usual seiec
ton lsl0 dry do part 9 lbs lbc. gold,
6o days usual seection h635 dry California ~ lbs
private termsi Sl7b Dry Central an TO III los
on or,yate terms shodry bogota 2 TO- lbs. on pri-
vnte terms 1855 dry Mztanoros "a to ~ lbs, private
tArSna xx1 Dry Mexican ~ - y ihs nrvate terms:
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BROOKLYN.

Coroner Jones was notified to hold an inquest
over the body OF Louis Rencrise. little child who
was scalded to death by falling into boiler Of hot
water at the residence OF Ills parents, No. 500
Filth avenue.
The FIRST nne Sunday in May had the effect OF
inducing many thousand people TO visit PROJECT
Park. The scenery was enjoyed by ALL 1t is safe to
say. and that popular pleasure ground may be
sad now TO be open Tor the season.
Thomas Boylan, residing at No. 106 Warren
street, assaulted Francis White with shovel by
striking him several times on the head yesterday.
Tue accused was locked up and White Is un0er
treatment at The Long Island College Hospital.
At a late hour on Saturday night Captain Kaiser
and squad OF police OF the Sixth precinct made
o descent on the disordery house No. Al Lorimer
street, Williamsburg. The place has for long
time been the resort OF disreputable characters,
back aud WHITE Captain Kaiser succeeded in
arresting Ann Jackson and ClOridine Gray, the
up IN the Stagg street station house. Tney will be
brought before Justice. Lanes this morning Tor
hearing
About half-past one O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. Mary BROOKS, residing at No. GIL Grand
street, Williamsburgh, accidentally set IRE to her
clothes at stove. Mrs. Brooks, losing her pres
ence OF mind, ran INTO the street In blaze.
OIficer Hendricks, OF the sixth precinct police,
vino was passing at the time, ran to her assistance
and sacceeded IN smotherlng the flames. Doctors
Newman and Hannah were quickly on hand and
pronounced the injuries Of fatal nature.
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LONG ISLAND.

The Manhasset House at Locust Point, Shelter
Island. will this season pc In charge OF the pro-
prietor OF the Waverley Hotel, Bose on, and a Mr..
Harding also OF Boston, will be superlatend.
ent OF tue grounds
The Board OF State Assessors viii meet with the
Sunolk County. Board OF Supervisors, al Riverhead
on Wednesday, the 18th inst, and with the Queens
County Board Of Supervisors at Jamaica on the Io-
lowing day. The assessors OF the various towns
are also desired to he present.
The Suffolk County Board OF Supervisors have
appointed committee Of three to procure plans
for building for the ONCE OF the County Clerk and
Surrogate, 10 be submitted to the Board at meet
ing be held at Riverhead the 11th inst. IL Is
proposed to erect brick building ABOUT thirty by
proof externally and as nearly so as possible in
tegnay, to stand on the north side Of the present
Court House at Rlverhead.
From present indications the number OF new
houses which will be erected at Sea Cliff this year
Will considerably exceed the number put up last
year. Some six or eight cottages are now building
on the grounds owned by the association, anu
plots Oeing laid or Tor sale on contiguous prop
erty. LabOrers are busilg ut work in laying out
streets and avenues, and In every direction inn
prOvements are visible. several OF the cottages
are already occupied for the season, and the hotel
Is rapidly fitting up with permanent boarders. The
leaving peck slip at Iour p NJ, ana landing passen.
gers at q comm1di0us new dock recently built by
the ASSOCIATION.
Therepairs rendered necessary at the Creedmoor
Range by the heavy rams OF last January have
been completed. Among other desirable improve
ments wnicn nave been effected, Q pathway and
carriage drive have been added on the west side OF
the range leading from the railroad to the emDank-
ment, and shade trees have been planted
on either side. The embankment has
been partially sodded, grass seed has been
sown upon 1t, and, as the season advances thls
Will insure q stronger and better pro ectiOn
talk or a division encampnent OF the National
Guard during the season, and Creedmoor Will
here combine target practice with camp experl-
ence. IL is proposed to erect several cluD houses.
The Seventh regiment have already secured site,
the Amateur Tub are negotiating Tor one and the
Twenty-second regiment also expect to locate in
the vicinity. number OF sporting men have
under consideration q project to establish mile
track in the neighoOrh0od
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BILLIARDS..


/ STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES
al. and the Phelan Coender Combination Cushions
Tor sale only by the patentec, H. W. COLLEEN DER, sue
ccssor to Phean Coilsnder 73J Broa way. New York
REvEL BILLIARD TABI.Es-NEW AND sECONu
~ hand Bagatelle, Triroitc and Russian Bow1iIY
Tables; Alligator and other Games, at reduced
prices u, GRIFFITH CO., ~ Scsey street
DECKER a co. HAVE THE FINEST srOCK OF
-. Billiard Tables In the city; prices $50 npwarn Az
furnished with the celebrated catgut cushion Deves
nonparcils and osner styles warerooms corner cshai
and Centre streets.
WANThD-A 6x0 CARBON TABLE FOR CASH
" state Inwost terms Address J. n. n hox = S"-'
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the reduction OF the public debt for the month
OF April 81 Ash ~, shown by the debt state
ment just issued Is considered by the Treasury
Department very gratifying exhibit OF the coz
dition OF the national finances, especially so in
view OF the fact that during that period the
treasury was called upon Tor alarge amount-abour
3ooo.eoO-for other purposes than ordinary ex-
penses OF the government, nearly ST. 500 900 having
been paid for cotton seized during the war, under
Judgments rendered by the Court OF claims and
about the same amount or deficiencies IN the
postal revenues mail steamship service, quarterly
postage, &c. The revenues Tor the month c2me
fully up 70 the estimates made last November.
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FIPTY-SEVENTH STREET POLICE COURT
An Alleged Incendiary Committed for
Trial.
Before Justice Sherwood.

owen Reilly, who Is charged with setting fire to
the unoccupied dwelling No. 20s Lexington ave-
nue., as stated IN esterday's HERALD was yes
committed Tor trial without bail The accused
was formerly IN the employ OF Mr.. J. Dunn, the
It Is believed, to revenge himself for some real or
fancipd
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Nav 2, 1874.
The printing cloth market has ruled quiet during the
week, prices closing firm at 5;sc SIC. standard
ana extra o. squares sales the week. 0OJ pieces
leaving only about 1000 pieces In The market.
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4 REASONABLE RATES-MONEy ON LIFE AND
~ Enio Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other
SECURITIES Insurance OF al kinds effected with best
comnaniea ID. AABDcH CO.. III BROADWAY,
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull-Flour Steady-Wheat, Corn
and Oats Closed stcady-Pork Dull
Lard Firmer-Sugar In Demand and
Firm-COffee Quiet-Petrolcum Dull
spirits Turpentine About Steady
Rosin Dull and Easy-Freights Quiet
Whisky Unchanged.
SATURDAY. May 90 p n.
There was less nuctuaton and irregularity In the
merchandise markets generally last week than
there was during the preceding week. bur the
trade movement was scarcely active or the
volume Of business so large. There was scarcely
SO much speculative feeling either, and yet the
contract business was nearly as large in some
commodities and perhaps fully large In others.
The future sales had but little reference to the
probable ruling OF gold, meanw hile however, and
30 prices were as rule, less nuctuating. Business
IN the leading articles OF export was moderate,
particularly in breadstus. The pauc:ty Of supplies
being decided check upon the movement while
the less favorable reports per Atlantic cable like
wise operated as a check upon the outward now OF
grain. Corn was pretty freely taken, however.
though generally at rather lower figures. PORK
and lard fairly active, ana prices ruled arm par
ucuary ter the latter Dry goods dull during the
entire week but the aggregate business neverthe-
less fair Hardware &C.. did fairly, but there
especial activity in any department On Saturday the
markets were AS usual quiet On Change -four
quiet and steady Wheat and corn opened frmer. with
an advance OF ic paid, but subsequently the market
closed dull, with the advance lost Oats in good
demand at full prices Barley dull. and
closed heavy. Rye was quiet, bat firm. Pork
neglected but not materially changed in value.
Lard met with fair trade at shade better prices
Groceries quiet with the exception Of which
in good demand at the recent advanced prices.
Cotton duh, AID extent nominal lots the
spot" but 'rutures'' advanced l6c h. Petroleum
was dull and barely steady Spirits turpentne was in
fair demand at about steady prices, while rosin was
dull and shade easier. Freighs quiet but steady
both odation by vessels the berth
tonnage for charter Whiskcy WAS i'll moderate demand
and steady.
CorroN-For 'spot' cotton the market was dull and
easy. but not Quotably lower Fu.ure delivery
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FIRANCIAr..

A .l.APsLEf i BAzLEY, BRoKERs, "a BROAD,
Iaa wks syx AA9 SELL i rEiyLHssESSi A fHR
kxcnAM0en Oh RkSPQNsIBLE PARriEsj sT c,sa
or nRAlIoNs MADE AdAIhsT APp"ovEp cU Sx
TORY CIR uLAKs, WITH REFERENCEs NAILED
TO ANY ADDRESS LAPSLEf bAlLEn,
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lions for the week in the leading shares:-

HIGHEST AND LOWEST SATURDAY.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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The Manhasset House at Locust Point, Shelter
Island. will this season pc In charge OF the pro.
prietor OF the waverley Hotel, Bosom, and a MT.
HARDING also OF Boston, will be superlntend.
ent of tue grounds.
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Every class OF business will be bene-
lifted by the proposed extension of the
nsefnlness OF the weather bureau.
Farmers and navigators. ship owners
and the artisan. alike have received
many advantages from the warnings
and advicesent out by this department.
Old type metal-superior to Babbitt
Tor some purposes be obtained at
PHGN1x office at low agures-25 cents
pound for fifty pounds or less; 20
cents for larger quantities.
job printing of every kind, from q
miniature visiting card to fonr-sheet
poster, turned out, at short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try as.
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. s.--Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ. 8 P. NJ. CLOSES
liza. NJ, Pm. Charleston opens 8
A. NJ, $50 2. NJ. closes 8 A. NJ. 6 p.
NJ. Western opens A. NJ, 1 P.
NJ. closes 6, 1.30 P. al. Greenville
opens 6.45 P. NJ; closes A. M. Will
mington opens 4 P. NJ; closes 1890
A. M. On Sunday open from 2.3O to
$50 I'M. ("
Iceland is not the country you thin K
it is. Bayard Taylor writes to the
Tribune:
"Thorshavn lies in latitude 62 de-
grees North, yet the winter temper
ature never falls below fourteen. de-
grees and rarely below twenty, and the
sheep9 continue to pasture in the val
ieys. There were formerly forests of
birch treec in sheltered parts, but they
have long since been exterminated,
and peat is used for fuel. A vein of
coal has been discovered on one of the
ialands. Barley grows tolerably we'll
up to height Of about three hundred
feet above the sea; beyond that line it
will not ripen. The snmmits of the
mountains, which are broad and fiat
table-lands from one to three thousand
feet high, are swept by such furious
gusts of wind. that no vegetation can
exist there. The earth and the hardy
herbage are torn from the rock, rolled
up like sheet OF paper and hurled far
into the Valleys"
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4eaveC0lumO Olaat.... 7.20 m
Leave Alston. ....'................ 9.O6 m
4exVeEewperry.... ................. .10.31 m
IeAve ve0okesDury.... ................. 2.U5 p m
1eave oel.oh ...;;.. 800 p m
ArE'Fess oreenVhle. $50 m
DOWN.
Ls:7eGresnstlls s.sosn
LesYe Deiton ...... $50 m
LeAVe eUokespury... ............. ..10.18A m
IeaYe I HeWperry.. .................: 1.30 m
Arrive At Columbia 46Onm
Anderson Branchdnd Blue Ridge Diuision
DOWN.. up.
Leave Walhalla. 4. .46 a m Arriye7.i5 y m
Leave Perry vile s. 80 q 20 8.85pm
Leave Pendleton 6.1Oa m 550nn
Leave Anderson 7.2Oa 4.60pm
Arrive at Bolton 8.1O am Leave s.50p N
Accommodation Trains run on Ahbeviije
Branch Monday. "Wednesday and Friday.
On Anderson Branch. between Belton and
day. THOMAS D0DAMEAD, Gen SUP.
JABEz NoRToN. General Ticket Agent.
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Food for Infants.

CONDENSED MILK, Eagle Brand, Pa.
~ poma, Phosphate Food, Nestle's Mo-
theirs Milk Substitute, Bermuda Arrow
Root. Farms, Broma. Cocoa, Corn Starch,
always fresh. At t'sN
June 12 HEINITSH'6 DRUG STORE,
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE.
LyBrand & Son

T,AKE pleasure in cslling the attention
L ot the public TO an examination of
their STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHAN.
Disc, consisting OF Pianos, Church and
Parior Organs: Aelodeons. violinH, Gui.
tars, BantOs, Flutes. Accordeons. Brass
and Silver Band lnstrune ents OF ali kinds.
Also, Sheet Music aud instruction Books
FOR every Glaze OF Musical Instruments on
hand 1t all times. We are Sole Agents for
the state Of South Carolina OF Estey d Co. 8
COTTAGE ORGANS Sheet Music aent by
mail post paid, on receipt oi price: and al
kinds Of Musical Goods sent by Express.
whom ordered. to ANY part of tho State.
marked q. o. D. Good Second hand Pi'
amos and Organs for sale cheap tor cash.
Pianos, Orgsns and Meiodeonr Tuned and
Repaired in satiefaotory manner: and
will give especial attention to Packing. Re-
moving and Shipping Pinnoe for othtrpar-
ties to any point desired, at moderate
prices. q!
Allordera promptly attended to and at.
isiaction guaranteed to those favorina us
with their patronage. Send for our onta-
logue OF Sheet Musicand Nusical Il or oh an
disc. Richardson street A fow doora above
PHOENIX Sffice, Columbia g.. c. Hov7
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For Rent,

- TIE commodious Brick and Metal
GA Roof BTOREHOUSE. No. CD Main
0lN street. Terms very low. Apply to
aEIBELS i EZELL or to BOONE l. MUL-
LER. .Attorneys.at-Law. Aug5t
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Wilmington. Columbia and Aug q B
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART

GENEhAL PASSENGER DEPART.
.-CoLuAB1A, q. O., ,Msy 18 1874.
81 N daIa Iah 1ilf iilGflbISsiSs e. spssstsd seesi
on and after this date: 'i =. -
GOING NORTH! TRAIN no TRAIN NO
Leave Columbia. ...... q 90 M t846!p m
florepce.. t12 .25 pm i 2.10 am
Arrive Wilmington. 7.15 p m a7.16 IN
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN no I, TRAIN nd
Leave Wilmington. 500 m .t6.10p m
Florence. $500. 4.00p m 11.87 m
Arrive Columbis...... 9.t5 b M 400 m
Train No. 2, from Columbia, is an accom-.
mooation n1osa to Florence, and there CONNECTS
cloee!y with N. e. b. R., and at Wilinip9ton
with ". q W! B. r. to all points North!'fti
Train No. from Columbia is fast Ex-
press, making through connections, all rail-,
North and South, and water line connec.
tlons utd Portemoutb. "H'o A''iiF ~
Train No. I. from Wilmingto oni conn ects
closely at Florence with N. .ykz R. b. for
Charleeton, Ind is an Acconmod alton. train
thence to ColumbiR. ''''
:. Train No. 8. from Wilmington, is a fast
Express. connecting closely froin and to sll
points North and houtb. Through tickets
sold and baggage checked !, to ali principal
points. Pullman palace sleepers ON njCbt
trains. breakfast. DINNER. fSupper.
Accommodation Train No: . leaves 90
lnmbia daily. Sundays excepted. EzpSees
Train No. leaves ColumbiR every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup,
a. POPE, Gen. Passenger and TicketARen
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OE SCHEDULE.

&k@M@ arRA1sssrnanR & an nRG S.iiI. + B
Sundays excepted, connecting with Melt
Trains on South Carolina Railroad nd and
down;; On and after Friday, August 28,
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Just the. .season for Turnips.

See Hef.itsh's Almanac.
)LANT KuPA HAGA, Large Amber
White Globe. 'Wiptes Flat Dntoh, Red Top,
Yellow. Aberdssit Improved Seven Top.
For sale. Wholesale 1ndsretai1. at
Aug ! t aElNITsH'a Drug stare.
In the District Courk; Of the United
States, fQr;S0uth Carolina.
In the matter 6f r. W. MoMaster. OF Nc.
Masters Montsith. d Ro.th, Of Colnmbia.
g. G.. Bankrnpts. Petition for IaU and
final iisobqrge In Bankruptcy.
nRDERED, that hehring be had on the
" 2lstr day OF September. at Federal
Court House, in Ohsrleston, s. o.; and th t
all creditors. &c., Of said Bankrupt appear,
at said time and place. and show cause, IL
any they oan. why the prayer OF the petit
toner should not be granted. iu'l
By order Of the Court, the Gath day OF
August, 1874. DANIEL HORLBECll,
Clerk OF the District Court OF the United
States for South Carolina. Aug 20 es
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Change Of Sohedule.

Change Of Sohedule. 'mtrN
SovvB CAROLINA RAILROAD CoxpAxx
COLUMBIA. y. O., October 18. 1873.
A24& 81 S@4 to 60 into effecton
and after Sunday 10th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at...... -. $40 am
Arrive At charleston st............4.20pm pm
Leave Charieston At: ......... -. 9.0c pm
Arriveat Columbia at.... SEQ pm
xIaHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND AocoMMopA-
TIor TRAIN, Sundays excepted
LeaveColumbis .7.15 ID Arrive. 4. 80, /, m
Arrive Charleston ITO p n Leaves as q m
camden rraini rms Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Colum bia ] go Pun Arrive 11.50 am
Leave Camden 6.50am Arrive 6.95 pm
B. Is. PICKINs. General Ticker Agent