The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-08-18

mail opens $50 A. NJ, P. M. closes
IL A. M., 6 P. M. Charleston opens 8
A. NJ. $50 p. NJ. closes A. NJ, p.
NJ. Western opens & A. NJ, 1P.
NJ; closes 6. 1.3O P. Al. Greenville
opens 6.45 P. NJ; closes GA. NJ. Viii.
mington opens P. NJ; closes 1890
A. NJ. On sunday open from to
g. 80 P. al.
The UNION man objects to tho elec.
ton OF the PHOENIX to do the city print
ing. and asks: "Why not say it was
given to the PHOENIX because it was
Democratic?" He knows very we'll
that the bid Of the PHOENIX was the
lowest; he also knows that his bids
(for there were several of them) were
complicated and not easily under
stood-on q par with one submitted
several years ago. l6ue per cent less than
any other 6idder.) which the Council
did not consider.
The old Richland Volunteer Rifle
Company having re.organized as a
club, Mrs. John Autrey, through Cap.
tain Perciyal, has turned over to their
keeping a gold medal. presented by
Captain T. W. Radcliffe to the COM
pany US prize, and won by her hus.
band. at the anniversary celebration,
August 8, 1850. Mr.. Antrey was killed
during the late war. The Rifles were
first organized in 1912.
SOUTH CAROLINA PATENTS. The fol-
lowing is list of patents issued from
the United States Patent Office to cisi-
zens of the State of South Carolina,
for the week ending August 13, 1874,
furnished for the PHOENIX from the
Office of j. McC. Perkins & Co., coun-
selors-at-law and solicitors for Ameri.
can and foreign patents, No. 313 Se-
venth street. Washington, D. G. Copies
of the drawings and specifications of
any patent in this list will be furnished
at 25 cents:
153, 289--Cotton Presses-W. H.
Walker. Charleston-L Filed July 3,
1874 The follower, which works
against the stationary press-head, is
connected by rods to the CROSS. head,
the under side of which ia an-shaped,
and rests on friction rollers. Power is
applied to the slotted heads, which are
connected to the cams by pins.
153. .35l-Lamp or Gas Stoves-Wil-
liam J. Laval, Columb,u-I Filed April
%, 1874. I-In chamber beneath the
stove, II damper opens or closes the
communication of either set OF chin
neys with the stove The stove is
double-walled on sides aud bottom,
aud may be at the top. The CRATE
under the oven is removable, and
grooved on all sides to permit passage
Of heated air around the oven. The
oven. with it's door, is removable from
the stove. A solid jacket, having
boiler holes. communicates with the
chimneys. and, by passages under-cut
in it. with the oven casing. If the
jacket be reversed. it will not commu.
nicate with the oven casing.
153. 644-Wheels for Vellicles-Mil.
Ie.ige Is. Wever, JohDston's Depot
Flied April 90. 1874 The tire can
be taken off and replaced without heat.
ing.
1853, ,5o3-Telegruph Registers aud
Sounders-Hanry Middleton. Charles /.
ton Filed February 16. 1874.
153. disadvantages aud Wagons
Nathan H. Davis, Vile Filed
July %. 1874 ]-For preventing v,bra-
tions of the shafts from being comma.
nicated to the body, and shocks re-
ceivcd by the body to the shafts.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nathaniel Barnws!!-Cuurt Mott CO.
Meeting Capital B. & l.. Associate on.
G. G. Memmlnger-Railroad Not, ce I.
Meeting Independent Engine Co.
Central Hotel, New York.
Meeting Ward 2 Tax Union.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. August II. 1874
Wheeler House &C n West. Savannah; ;
J II Killian, b = Bryan. Wilmington;
S Angle, Charlotte; L @ Northrop, j
S FiIlebrown; T 81 Blackwell and wife,
city; Q @ Macoy, Chester; J A Selby,
city; Il Is Carpenter, Richland; W W
Peake, Winnsboro; W G Beck. Cana
da; L Smith, WILMINGTON; j L Set
tie, BaItimore; G W Sullivan, Jr.
Greenville; Jenkins. Augusta; J J
Holloway, Saginaw City; J a Crews,
Ga; W L Simms. N Y; L F White
head, U s A; w Cochran, lady and
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