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A FEUD AT CNIoNTowS.-Yesterday, one
James Webb, residing at Uniontown, had some
difficulty with the sons OF the late Ihos. Fahey,
Who il will be remembered was choked to death
few days since, in attempting to swallow some
raw beef. After an alteration with the + Alleys,
Webb undertook 10 kill some chickens belong
ing 70 them This was resisted by one of them
wren Webb drew a pistol and threatened to
take his life Not satisfied with this, he had
james Fahey arrested for carving a slung-shot,
which turned out TO be an India-rubber string,
ard the case coming before the Police Court to.
day, EoNs pgCssqai was entered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

TBR Ice CROP ON THE HUDsoN.-The ice
harvest on the Hudson IL going on with a rapid
lty that ensures good crop and full houses By
the end of this week. The statistics are inter
esting. BY the first OF February of last year
the ice crop of the Hudson river, amounting 10
of shortness for that season were dispallad
This year the harvesting is almost a month be-
hind time, but, nevertheless, work has con-
crystal cakes are being cut and stored with rs,
tonishing rapidity. The statistics show that at
the present time $50 men, 1915 boys, 5Sl horses
and IL steam engines are engaged in the work
of the harvest. According TO Close estimate,
$50 goo cakes, or 81, 500 tons are gathered la H.
In the vicinity OF Newark the ponds yielt
thicker Ice than upon the Hudson, where it is
worn away beneath by the abrasion of the eur
rent. There was break up in the ice On the
Hudson, opposite Troy, on Saturday, which did
some damage TO the boats and barges lying at
the Wharyes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

-IHE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURES has adopted
q GO. Current resolution praying Congress to APP
the contract and finance companv Of the CO.
trail Pacific railroad company. The inyestisa.
ton OF the Senatorial bribery case is NOT Vet
concIuded. The testimony Tor the prosecu tion
Il still vague and unsatisfactorv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

]. Fleming, inspector aud acting colonel OF the
hrst regiment. National Guard, has ordered the
regiment 10 parade to- night at the Columbian
Amory for q full dress drill and inspection;
after which, the regiment will parade Penn
eylFsna avenue and some OF the principal
streets, II tie weather viii permit. The COM
Panles composing the regiment will assemble at
their respective armOries at O'clock and will
Report 70 the adiutant Lieut.. BealD PROMPTLY
AZ O'Clock in the Columbian armOry, where
ne regiment will be formed and 90 through the
usual msneuvers OF an Inspection. The mil
itAry Of the District are making the necessary
preparation for the parade on the 23d instant
and VIII make very creditable appsarance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

A WRESTLING MATCH In San Francisco Sat-
the champion, and Major Mclaughlin III
Detroit, for q, 900 and the championship OF the
United states, was won by the latter, who tire v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

~Two thousand dollars Is q pretty high
price 70 pay for q single rooster. That IL what
Mr.. Davis, Of Partisnd, has Just given to IRA
Bafchelder for a black Spanish cock-con-
sidered the best game bird in the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

The QUINCY, ILL, BANK RoBBRRY.-Noth-
ing has been ascertained so far in regard to the
bank robbery at Quincy, ILL.,, Friday morning.
though several persons have been arrested on
suspicion. A reward of $40 900 has been offered
Tor the restoration of the stolen property and
the capture of the thieves. Among the bonds
stolen were one hundred thousand dollars of
Adams county bonds, numbered from POI 20
400, inclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN VIRGINIA-The
Iidewater Index says that Captain T. Edwin
Belts, OF northumberland, has recently sold his
farm of 200 acres, nosr the mouth of Cone river
' a.. TO MI samuel Strong, of Washington, ID.
G., for $40, 600. Mr.. Strong has also p1rch ased
fifty acres of land adjoining this of DR.. James
Smith, at $50 per acre. The Winchester News
says that on Monday of last week Montgomery's
factory was sold to Mr.. III. p. Montgomery for
$4,000. The same day the Montgomery farm,
situated on the Berryville road, about four
miles from that town, was sold to Mr.. Frazier
at S1s.25per acre. The tract contains some 1876
acres. Alexander Logan has sold twelve acres
OF his land, near Harrisonburg, to Col. George
r. Deneale and wife, for 81 5 per acre, one-haif
on the first OF April, and the balance in one and
two years, with interest from time of sale Last
week 40 acres OF land in Augusta county. be-
long to the estate of Mr.. Fred. Shelter was sold
to Mr. Benz. I. Bagby at sos per acre
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MONTANA AND THE CKSrRNSIAL-The leg
islative assembly OF Montana, on Saturday, with
great unanimity and enthusiasm, made an ap-
preparation OF s5 600 to facilitate the exhibition
OF Montana's products at the centennial exhibit
uon at philadelphia, to be expended by the
commissioner, alternate, and members OF the
womene centennial commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

Mr.. BIscHoPP, the wonderful blind orgauist
rom the west, has arrived in town, and Is ex-
peeted 20 play st the concert at the First Con-
eIesational Church, on Wednesday evening
ne1t. Those who have heard him speak in
ne performs the finest selections on the organ
I'm ease and beauty Of expression rarely ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

LAGER BEER ON SUNDAYs.-A mass meet
ing of Germans was held in BROOKLYN " Y on
Friday last, composed of those opposed to oar
bitrary temperance laws" One thousand per-
sons composed in great part by brewers of
and dealers in lager beer, were in attendance
Speeches were made. The result of the gather
ing was the passage of a preamble and resolu-
tons opposed to the Sunday clauses in the pre-
lager beer on that day. They will support no
party or candidates for public offices who will
not pledge themselves to the repeal OF the pre-
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"a ~ ~ EAPLIPIED COPY or THE WILL of the
az - sIIes Macslster, OF Philadelphia, was
~ ~ ~, IN me once OF the Register Of Wills.
ne copy = printed one with Written anthem
ucation OF the witnesses, and by il he be-
.ne1.nes hls Inc house, valued at s25 900, and
furniture on + street. near tn 10 his a ,hfa-
Madame BurgmaDs, Of PHILADELPHIA.
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The WHEAT IN VIRGINIA.-we learn that
that the wheat promises well in all parts of the
country, the winter has been favorable tn as far
but March may yet disappoint the farmers
hopes Ochbrtdge Citizen. 800. The wheat
crop in this section has seldom looked as w all Al
this season of the year as 1t does now. We ex-
pect good harvest this year. ScottsrlEe
Courier. I'VE see il stated that the wheat
looks remarkably promising in Montgomery
county, and that many farmers are pasturine
IL, thinking the growth excessive. In Pulaski
and Floyd II is said to be very promising.-A6-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

RAID on AN ALLEGED Policy SHoP.-This
morning Ofcers Phelps and Diusmore arrested
a colored man named Asbury Ross, on q e
charge OF keeping q policy shop on G. street,
oetween 9th and 1th streets northwest. Tue
oneers got drawer full of N aterlal used in Ia >
business, consisting OF a manifold writer and a
book containing the drawings of lotteries
amounts received and paid out, Sc. The case
viii be heard 70 morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

SrpDEs DEATH--MT. Thomas Reagan. the
seH-hnown tsh dealer in our city markets. and
= res1eenS OF South Washington, died yery sud-
Dolly on Saturday night OF q hemorrhase of 81 a
iHnss. ne leaves vie and Eve Children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

BREACH OF PROMIsE.-At the next term OF
the Circuit Court Of Augusta county, which b y
gins on March I'd, Will be tried very inter q
case. Miss Julia A. Doom brings suit against
Mr.. John A. Harner for $4,000 dam ages for
breach OF promise Of marriage. The parties are
said 10 be OF the highest respectability, and re-
side near WayDesbOrough. The defendant was
married recently, which makes the case more
interestlng.-Hdrrisonbu Ia. } Com aonlrerItL
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"GRBAT Observation-Disclosures gaslight
only e. per l,0O0 feet at 1920 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. q
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REUNITED AFTER MANY YEARs.-The Mont
gomery tAla.) journal relates the following:
sixteen years ago gentleman and lady were
married and lived rs husband and wife for elev-
en- months, when they separated. Their child
daughter, was left with the mother, who a.
reared and educated her. Since the separation
the parents have never met, nor has the auoh-
ter ever seen her father until last "Wednesday
when the father went to q neighborinR town.
where the mother and daughter reside, when a
reconciliation was had, and the father and moth
err, who had been divorced for sixteen wears
ere married to each other again.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Is.-yirginia sizes. c,u,oliaa.
dsy.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l6.-Oottou steady-Iow mid
dlings, ls@l5lS. Flour steady aud dull; price.
unchanged. Wheat pominslly uncnanSed-Penn-
81 AHA red, HIGHS: others unchanged Oarn-
white southern nominal, 1Isoi yellow southern
steady ,3Ib mix ed western steady rs Oats dull and
southern, 1868; western, a5&5s. Rye stesis,
SHssS. Hay unchanged Provisions dull and weak
Meas pork, loco. Bulk meats; limitei ina airy st
inside rstes-shoulders, tSsl: clear rib sides, s(
deTs, 1ss@,A; clear rio sides; $685. sugar-cu ed
hams, lzGl3 Lard, 9el94. wesiern butter scarce
ard wsnted.teli, S.91; tub, s6@iO. Coffee dali,
NEW YoRx, FEB is..stocks dull. Cola, lss,
Money! Exchange, long, ass; short, 4sSbs. GOV.
eIlments steady.
,NKw IoRx, Feb. I6.-FlOur dull and heavy.
heat dull. Corn quiet
LONDON, Feb. I6, . m-ConsoIs for money,
ee@9z for account % @92s. Bonds of 1855, oil,
HIie, a.: preferred, 6Ssi New York Central, IS
LONDON, Feb. Is, 3;39 o. Erie, "a TO as
Paris dispatches quote rentes Sc franc, IS centim
LoNpoN, Feb. l6, $50 .. m.-The rate Of disco ,nt
in open market for three IN nth bills is 5-l6
cent which is 8 Is below the Bank of England s,s
The amount of bullion withdrawn from bank on
balance to- day is $1,000.
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AND OoMxERCrAL.
WALL street To-day.

INV YORK, February l6.-The Posts fnan-
since declined to 12X. On gold loans the rates
have been 4 and for carrying. Foreign ex-
change is lower for nominal rates, prime bank
changed for business, which is at 4sIS TO ass.
Money continues easy at TO for call loans,
extreme rates being and with little doing az
either. Prime mercantile paper is quoted at ) =
to ek During the hrst half hour of business
the stock market was strong. At the board
prices began to decline, and so contin ned until
noon, since which there has been a fractional
recovery. Union Pacific has been exception
ally strong throughout.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, &C., Tonight.

National Tkedter-The superb fairy spectacle,
OF "Undine; or, the Spirit OF the Waters"
Fbrfs Opera Hossc-Nrs. james A. Oates
comic opera company in me Angot's Child
fz<aser Comigu,.-The great sensation OF the
"waifs Of New York" and other attractions.
SociAble Of the G. L. X. Society at Baum,s
Hall, corner 4th and East Capitol street,
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The PISTOL IN CHCRCH.-On Thursday
last, during the revival services in a church in
Aleehany county, Pa, a colOred man named
Gordon, who was under the nfuence of LIQUOR
with i've boon companions, entered and com
menced to disturb the meeting. One of the
trustees of the church demonstrated with Cor
don, and after come difficulty the disturbers
were elected; before this was ACCOMPLISHED
Gordon drew seven-barreled revolver and
shot peaceable colored man named Smith.
The wounded man staggered and fell, the ball
from the pistol having wounded him in the
stomach. Gordon was arrested, but on the way
to the lookup, he escaped from his custodian
A lively chase was given, the prisoner was re-
captured, and held TO bail in the sum of 5000
MISTAKEN lDRNTITY.-One of the victims of
the recent train robbing in Missouri was in
Springfield, ILL.,, few days ago, and the Jour
nal OF that city says, while taking a walk
through the town he caught glimpse OF Col.
Mclaughlin, secretary of the railroad and ware
house commission. To friend who was with
him he at once insisted that Mac" was the man
who robbed him. He declared that he especiaI-
ly recognized the physique of the man who took
his watch and money; marked well the sharp
features, and was absolutely certain that thu
robber and Mclaughlin were identical The
stranger closely observed "Mac;" logged his
footsteps, nor ceased his attentions until he
found, upon inquiry. who the gentleman he was
following really was.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

MURDER OF A MINERAL Beaver Meadow,
Penn, on Sunday night, Neil Mcbride. a
miner, was murdered on the main street, oppo-
site the public house of Peter Schwob, which
he had just left with the intention of going
home. It Is supposed that the murderer lis an
freshman, about twenty years old, named Neil
Paul, who has escaped. The murdered man
leaves wife and four young children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

TIE TAMMANY RIVE Sailing OUr.-The
proceedings new pending in the New York
court Of appeals to recover the money stolen
ing many Of the smaller fry, whose time Is not
yet come. There IL good reason for stating that
within the week past considerable parcels OF
property, located in the 10th and 18th wards,
have been quietly transferred for cash. The
operation as in the nature Of forced sale,
ana the seller, therefore, was not very particu
iar as TO price.-N. =. Cor. Pkild. Ledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

Cincinnati idiot suggests mucilage to
oio u hosiery, instead Of garters.
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GROCERIES. DC.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO.,
GROCERS


Masonic Temple, cOrHer eta and Fsrss-,,
Beg leave 10 call your careful attention 70 tie fol-
lowing List Of Prices:
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A LARGE VOLUME would not contain the mass
or testimony which has accumulated in favor
or DR.. Histdr's BG'sdm of Wifd Cdsrry as safe
efficient, and reliable remedy Ia curing cOu CHS,
colds, and pulmonary disease. Many OF the
cures are truly wonderful
To DYsPEPTICs.-We do not agree TO cure
You, but from careful az al ysis OF D1oIeys F-ast
Polcder, we can safely recommend it as pro-
ducing nutritious, light, healthy bread, biscuits,
rolls, &c, which can be eaten with impunlty
and relished by the most tive invalid
These facts we can substantiate, from practical
observations, and with the knowledge that ns
injurious substances whatever enter into the
composition of DOoIey's Yeast PoI0der. Grocers
everywhere keep it. Dooley & Brother, Manu-
facturers, 60 New street, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

THE SUFFHRINGs OF HKRo.-The North
Boscawen, n. H.. hero is Jonathan Plummer,
who has been lying on his bed ever since the
summer OF 1871, when he saved a train of pas
senger cars from wreck by cutting away post
under building that lad sagged over the
such q manner that IL crushed him. =
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DEATH OF JUDGE WM. ALExANDER.-HOn.
Willsm Alexander, formerly judge Of the Cir
euit Court OF Baltimore, died on Saturday last,
IN the cd year Of his age. Judge Alexander
was what j. called "self-made man" He
was al one time engaged in merchandising at
another time in his earlier life was a school
teacher. He studied law with VIM P Preston
was nember Of the Maryland legislature in
100, and elected judge in 1865. Upon retiring
from the bench under the new constitution of
1900 Judge Alexander resumed the practice of
The law, having an Office in this city and one in
y baltimore During the time he was on the
bench he earned tor himself an excellent repu-
tA0oh a. Jud &c, arr lett the court over which
he had presided with dignity and ability amidst
many regrets.
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As will be seen by the above list our sfocs con,
prlses SiLfseH different grades aud va -ieties OF
NhiSn We nave large supply now on hand, ana our
iaCilltes Tor obtaining the same are such that We
nave ne hesttsuey in asserting that We are able 10
compete July with any house this side OF New York
COFFEE.
Our stock in this line T. also large and connio.o
shd We ghGf 0go. that if genuiu Guess and quality II
cur goods are carefully considered. the follovyios
quotauons VIII challenge competition, as we give
tLt,d attention to the quality Of our TEAS and
OOfFkES, especiallY the hirhsr orsd q. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES

8ate kslsr's Hair Dye 10 ne pess IN the void
the only true end perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculo1s
rn, no disappofntment, harmless, reliable, ta<tsl-
ssnesus elssk or brown; q ell trusgists,, sni 10
Send street New Ysrk fs-euiv
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CITY ITEMS.

s~Rubber sOles are now put on leather
boots,
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LADIES, try CAT, Fleiclmdiia d Co.'s Premium
Compressed Yeast For sale at all Grocers De-
pot, 12l2 street. All orders from Grocers and
Bakers promptly filed. 2
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TAXI OARH OF Your VALuABLls.-Oal
and examine the IRE and burglar proof Vault
Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
Of securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to sire. No business man can
afford to do without them. Nhks sasSisG froM
Ne Chicago asd BostoR fires.
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WILCOX . 0IsD,s sHwIMe MACHINE. The
celebrated BaxnAr Patterns. Agency 1t OhAs.
Baun's hoopekirt and corset factory, 1th street,
IntelhD1oG building. 10,8
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burma
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, spraine
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
lameness. bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia
Ponds Extract differs from all other ADVERTISE
preparations in the fact that II 10 q standard
medicine, treated Of In medical writings, and
known 10 be cure for these diseases. n, tn . 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

To PREVENT Fever and Ague there IL M
preparation like Dooley's Oalisaya Tonic. 8
per bottle. e.
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GAFF, FLRICHMANN & Co.'s PREMIUM Con-
PRESSED YEAST is making the sweetest and
lightest Bread, Rolls, Biscuit and Buckwheat
Cakes. Ladies, try 1t. This is no .humbug
For sale at all Grocers. Depot, 1912 st. :
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LADIES, If You wish 70 see your husband with
a smile on your dinner table, use CAT, Fleieh-
mann G Co.'s Premium Compressed Feast, for
baking Bread, Rolls, Biscuit, &c. For sale at
all Grocers. Depot, 1912 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-16

fumes q Singers Sewing Machine. ~
Tnnuous1lnsand taro1sesrs are repaired
and made - order ~ HeDploe ueas ~ street.
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SOII ETH AIu1Onds-SWeet LhuQuedOr
Rsper shelled Almonds-genuiDe Princess
English walnuts-Naples, very ine
Pecans, large and fine,
Laele Brand CONDENSED Milk, the best in use.
Monumental Brand Condensed Milk, good article
impaired Condensed MIX, standard goods
Gordon q Dllworth's Preserves ell varieties.
Imported and American Pickles, in bottles
Canned Goods OF every description
Sauces, yellies, Sardines and Capers
Imported and Domestic Crackers, al kinds.
u. 4. smith Co.'s Crushed Wheat, s packages
short, We give our special and undivided atten-
ton TO the FAMILY Trade, and make ID our
whole duty TO furnish the very best OF everything
In the way OF Family Supplies generally.
Our facilities for buying and freightine are IN
surpassed, and We guarantee TO sell as low as apy
house this side Of New York, also TO give the ar
hcle-9uslity and quantity-ss represented, or mo-
ney refunded.
ELPHONZO YOUN6s q Co., Grocers,
STH AND STREETS,
Janfs-tr OppositeU. 3. Patent Omoe
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Seegers VS.. Cincinnati Beer

NNHE Cincinnati GGzenr MALI 81. .,,..
Il nlshiLE ai"onnctm, nj that Ciht .na,i
beer ir To longer pure, but adutcratcd with
rolaeecs, sugar OF starch. fuscl oil and The
poisonous cochicum. The Commissioner tf
Agriculture, in his report for 1865. says that
Prof. Mapes, OF New York, analyzcd tho beer
all OF it adultcrated. Coccnlus Indcus and
nux vomica entered largely into its compost
tion.
J. q. SFEGERS guarantees his beer to be
pure and reliable. He does not adultcrate
II, but brcws from the best barley, malt and
hops. Janc2
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N Office.

GREE VII IL A:p CoIrMEIA RAILROAD
TErAsrIas's OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, :. c.. January 1874
III OlDENS of the STATE GUARAN1
~ BOMBS and the admitted SECOND
MORTGAGE EONDS Of this Company, who
have funded the past due Coupons of said
bonds matnrcd between January. 1872, and
,uI!' 1910, BON inclusive, arc notified thnt
the January, 1874. Coupons Of said Bonds,
and, also. those OF tho funded Interest Bonds
and Certificates, will bo paid on presentation
at this Office on the FlFTF ENTH INST.
GEO. ". WATERMAN,
Jan Treasurer.
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Wilmington, Columbia and Aupusta r
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART


COLUMBIA, s. c., March 80 1874.
M M Thf Ti1I bs following a0s1atss Schedule he ns
after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN NO. 2. TRAIN no.
Leave Columbia. .11.20am 8.45p pm
Florence Ia .40pm 1853 a m
Flemington is At pm 524am
Arrive Wilmington. -. 1928 p M .7.15sm
No. Train makes cloee come ction ptu
richmond, to all points North, arriving New
York Cos A. III. No. 4Train makes close CON
nection, ria old Bay Line and Richmond, to
all points North. arriving New York Is T. NJ
GolNa SOUTH. TRAIN no. I. TRAIN NO. 8
Leave Wilmington. 49,. 4.5O a m t6.IOpm m
FiemiBgton .....<6.5O o m 7.49pm
Florence. ...10.40 a m 11.37 m
Arrivc Columbia. ...... 1928 m 41Oam
Making cloee connections at Columbia for
all points South and West. Through tickets
sold ana baggage checked to ali principal
points Iullmsn palace slee pers on all nigh,
trains. Breakfast. Dinner. fSupper.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Snpt.
A. PORE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Change of Schedule.

OOC N HAILKOAD COMPANY.
COLUMBIA, S. c., October IS. 1878.
Eo@ GA ESE E355EF7ssgE, Chang OF schedyla
Estec AEE 1A2t xEafe@&SS&x to go into effect on
and after Sunday, 10Th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Leave Columbia at. 4eon
Arrive at Charleston, ,at.. 400 mn
Leave Charleston at. 9. M, ano
sr1l1eat bla at. ........... 5C0p
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHTAED AccoMAopArioN
TRAIN, [Sundays excepted
Lca7eColumbla. .7.l5 p N Arrive. $50 9 m
arrive Charleston 7.10p III Leave. G 45s
camden Train will run Monday, " dnesdsy
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Colunl bia at 15nrm
Arrive at Camden at.. ... G95tm
Leave Camden at - 50 On,
arrive at Columbia at.... ........ IL. so am
3. Is. PIcKINs. General Ticl et Agent