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BY JULIAN A. SELBY. The End op the Season.?Congress finally adjourned yesterday, at 6 P. M., to which honr it was found neces? sary to prolong tho session. All the appropriation bills were got through, and it is olaimed tbot over $27,000,000 reduction is made. The most impor-1 taut bill which was passed during the | day was the Utah bill, a measure of doubtful policy, designed to force and precipitate,1 apparently, the solution of a delicate question which had best be left to time and circumstances to ad? just. No man can suppose that natu* pid and brutish imposture hko Alor monism oould long stand in the iuae of advancing civilization, Christianity and general onlightenment. It seemed, indeed, reasonable^ expect that with tho death of Brigham Young, the { whole system,' whiuh has found Hi main support iu his strength of will and personal influence, would fall to pieces and gradually disappear. Tho days of Mormonism were numbered from the moment the Pacifio Railroad nnveiled the seclusion and isolation of the Mormon settlements. The Presi? dent, boa ever, baa on several occa? sions, manifested on impatienoe more charaoteaistio of. the soldier than the statesman, of the anomalous condition of the Territory/of Utah. An unlive "ring" of Gentile officials and specu? lators are also .said to have cast long? ing eyes upon the. goodly inheritance I of the Mormone, and- to have urged the passage of a statute of pains und penalties tor the suppression of Mor? monism, which might open tho door to legal prosecution of-the prosperous "saintB."?Iiallimora Sun, 24*/*. The now bankrupt law just passed by Congress allows forty duya to alapse I before a merohant or trader, who fails to pay his commercial paper, is liable I to be thrown into bankruptcy, aud also requires the assent of ono-fourth in number and one-thud in value ol the creditors to throw a debtor into bankruptcy. Proceedings may be dia-1 oontinned whenever the debtor pays I those secured debts which were the] ground of throwing, him into bank? ruptcy, or whenever, with theoonaeotl of the court, he and a majority of the ' creditors shall ask for a discontinuance I of the prooeediogs. When a loan is made to a.bankrupt in good faith, and security takeu, with the intention of aiding him to pull through, it shall be considered as. having actual value, und theseourity shall not be invalidated by proceedings in bankruptcy. A vo? luntary bankrupt may have his dis? charge if his estate, pays thirty perl cent, of his debts;, or provided boob tains the assent,of the same number of j his creditors as is necessary to throw ! him into bankruptcy. : An involuntary bankrupt can get his disoharge if his conduct is free from all fraud, and he| is innocent jof any violation or in fringment of the bankrupt Aot. Com- J promisoby creditors may be made with the assent of the debtor, provided a] majority, of the creditors join, where approved by tho court, for the release and discharge of the debt. Work on the great East River sus? pension bridge was resumed last week, after a suspension since last fall. It will be completed by the cities of New York und Brooklyn in the courte of two years or more, and will be the great bridge of the world. New Books at Bryan's. THE GREAT IOB AOS and its Rf'ation to the Autiquitv of Man?by Jamea Qeike, F. B. 8. 12 50. VYilkea, Sheridan, Fox. (of time of Goorgo III.) $2 00.' Sunnier. (Professor.) on Amoricau Cur renoy. $3 00. The Doctrine of Evolution?by Wim-hell $1.00. Vernes' Meridian or Adventures in South Africa. Vernes' from tho Earth to tho Moon and Around It. $1.00. Sun Views of tho Earth m Iho Seasons, illustrated?by Proctor, V. It. S. $2 50. Vernes' Journey In the Gentro of the Earth. 75oaiits. Also, a supply "f now NOVELS, by Eng? lish and German authors, cht-up. June 23 Furniture Repairing, ltc. THE undersigned begs to .inform the public that he in w ready to REPAIR FUltNI TUitE, MATTRESSES, Ac , as well as Re? seat (Jane CHAIItS, at short noiieo. wm. g. bower; Taylor, between Sumtdr and Main at reels. .Tune 21 Apple Jack. A EOT or pure mountain APPLE1 J\. BRANDY, two and three yoarsold. A gennlne article. JOHN C/SEfcGB113. CASH. AFTER TO-DAY. wu will sell goods for CASH ON i.V. copeland & BEABDEN. Colombia. S. O. April 29. 1874._3mo Nil es G. Parkku. Edoah Cayi'less. PARKED & UAYPLESS, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, COM 1 Parker's Bloek, Main street, Columbia. 8. C. May 10 Furnishing Goods. DEPSTIN has the largest, handsomest j ? and oheapsst Block of CLOTHING, HATS and FCltNIrtUINrG GOODS in tho | tdty. Mav 30 hirts, &C .O to T). EP-JTIN'S. for SHIRTS and FUiiNltHllSG GOODS. May 30 Subscribe for the Pjhenix. R Gr "Let ox ( Governmental Directory. Government of the United States. President?Ulysses S. Grunt, of Illi uois; Vice-President?Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts; Secretary of State? Hamilton Fish, of New York; Secreta? ry of tho Trensnry?W. 11. Richard? son, of Massachusetts; Secretary of War?W. W. Belknap, of Iowa; Sec? retary of tho Navy?G. M. llobesou, of Now Jersey; Secretary of tliu Inte? rior?O. Delano, of Ohio; Postmaster General?John A. J. Cresweli, of Ma? ryland; Attorney-Gcuernl?George H. Williams, of Oregon. President of tho Senate?Henry Wilson, Vice-Pre? sident, ex officio; Secretury?George O. Gorham, of California. Speaker of the House of Representatives?James G. Blaine, of Maine; Clerk?Edward McPherson, of Pennsylvania. Con? gress meets annually tho first Mouduy iu December. Tho present Congress (the 13d) terminates March 3, 1875. The Supreme Court.?Chief Jus? tice?Morrison R. Wuite, of Ohio; Associate Justices?Ward Hunt, of Now York; Nathan Clifford, of Maine; Noab H. Swojne, of Ohio; Samuel F. Miller, of Iowa; David Davis, of Illi? nois; Stephen J. Field, of California; Wm. M. Strong, of PenuBylvunia; Jos. P. Bradley, of New Jersey. Tbu Su? premo Court holds one session an? nually, iu Washington, beginning on the first Mouduy iu December. United States Courts in South Carolina.?Circuit Judge?Hugh L Bund; Circuit Clerk?James E. Ha good; District Judge?Guorge S. Bryan; District Attornev?David T. Corbiu; Clerk?Deniel Ho 'beck; Mar? shal?R. M. Wullace. Terms for hold? ing United States Circuit Court?First ? Monday iu April, at Charleston ; fourth Monday in November, at Columbia. United States District Court?First Monday in January, May, July and Ootober, in Charleston, for Eastern District; ?r&t Monday in August, at Greenviile. for Western District. [The Court held at Greenville exercises Circuit Court powers.] Government of South Carolina.? I Governor?Franklin J. Moses, Jr.; Privute Secretary?C. J. Houston. Lienteuaat-Governor ? Richard H. Gleaves. Secretary of State?Henry IE. Hayne; Chief Clerk?H. B. John? ston. Comptroller-Geooral?Solomon L. H?ge; Chief Clerk?J. L. Little. Auditor's Clerk?J. S. Fillebrown. Treasurer?Francis L. Cardozo; Chief Clerk?F. Mciunney;Book-keeper?T. L. Mioton. Attorney-General?Samuel W. Melton; Chief Clerk?Hurry Noah. Adjutant and Iuapector-General?Hen? ry \V. Purvis. Superintendent of Ed? ucation?J. K. Jillson; Chief Clerk? H. Jillson. Superintendent of Peni? tentiary?John B. Dennis. Superin? tendent of Lunatio Asylum?Dr, J. F. Ensor; Assistant Superintendent?Dr. Thompson. ? Legislature.?The Legislature meets annually on the 4th Tuesday in November. President pro tern, of tho Senate?Hon. 8. A. Swaila; Clerk?J. Woodruff, Charleston; Reading Clerk ?R. A. Sisaon, Barn well. Speaker of the House of Representatives?Hon. Samuel J. Lee, of Aiken; Clerk?A. O. Jones, Charleston; Assistant Clerk? W J Etter, Colombia; Reading Clerk ?W A Hayne, Mariop. Supreme Coubt, South Carolina. ? Chief Justice?F J Moses, Sumter; As? sociate Justices?J J Wright, Summer ville; A J Willard, Columbia; Clerk? AM Boozer, Lexington; Reporter? J 8 G Richardson, Sumter. Circuit Courts.? First Circuit? Counties of Charleston and Oraugo burg. Second?Aiken, Barnwell, Col Ietou and Beaufort. Third?Sumter, Clarendon, WiMiamsborg and George? town. Fourth?Chesterfield, Marlboro, Darlington, Muriou and Horry. Fifth ?Kersbaw, Ricbland, Edge?old uud Lexington. Sixth?Chester, Lancas? ter, York and Fairfield. Seventh? Newberry, Luureus, Spurtanbnrg und Union. Eighth?Greenville, Ander? son, Oeouee, Picken? and Abbeville. Circuit Judges.?First?R F Grn luiin, Charleston. Second?John J Muher, Blackvillo Third?John T Green, Sumter. Fourth?C P Town Bend, Benncttsville. Fifth?R B Cur pouter, Columbia. Sixth?TJ Mnckey, Chester. Seventh ? M Moses, New berry. Eighth?Thompson H Cooke, Greenville. Solicitors. ? First?-C W Buttz, Churlorttun. Second?P L Wiggiu, Beaufort. Third?Samuel T Atkinson, Georgetown. Fourth?D D McColl, Beuuettaville. Fifth?J H Rankle, Columbia. Sixth?W H Brawley, Ches? ter. Soventb?W M Fleming, Spartan burg. Eighth?Ab Blythe. Greenville. County. Government, Riculand.? Commissioners?E M Weaton, W E Hayne, U Portee. Clerk of Board? D B Miller. Sheriff?J E Dent. Judge of Probate?S D Swvo-ert. Chirk of Court?D B Miller. School Commissioner?D Salmond. County Treasurer?J L Neogle. County Au? ditor?A L Solomon. Jury Commis? sioner?John B Dennis. Coroner?I H Coleman. Senator?W B Nusb. Reprefeentutives?S B Thompson, An? drew Curtis, J F Gilmore, Charles Minort, Trial Justices?W B Nash, S B Tbompsun, S E Straf ton, Treze ;yant Sill, Geo A Richmond and 1 'II Coleman. ?United Status Officers ?Post it Just Censures ^'TjA COLUMBIA, S. C, FRIDAX master?C M Wilder. Deputy?John S Leapkuart. CommissiouerH?A M Boozer end T M Wilkes. Collector lot emul Revenue?C L Anderson. Gauger?C A Darling. City Government.?May or?Joli n Alexander. Clerk and Treasurer? Walter R Jonen. Aldermen? First Ward?Augustus Cooper. S P Davis, Ii F Griilin. Second?0 J Carroll, John A Pogb, W A Carr. Third ? Ailum Thomas, S D Swygort, il W Purvis. Fourth?L L Brown, D Welts. Wm Simons. The committees are: Ways and Means?Aldermen Cooper, Griflin und Carroll. Accounts ?Aldermen Carroll, Currand Swygert. Streets?Aldermen Pngli, Thomas und Wells. Market and City Scales?Al? dermen Carr, Brown nnd Cooper. Guard House?Aldermen Simons, Davis und Pugh. Water Works?Al? dermen Thomas, Cooper and Grif?n. Alms Honse?Aldermen Swygert, Si? mons und Duvie. City Schools?Al dermeu Purvis, Swygert and Simons. Sydney jPurk?Aldermen Davis, Car? roll uud Thomas. Licenses?Alder? men Griffin, Pugh and Brown. City Clock?Aldermen Brown, Wells und Purvis. Firo Department?Aldermen Wells, Purvis nud Carr. City Lamps? Aldermeu Carr, Brown nud Davis. New City Hall and Publ:<) Cuildings? Aldermen Grillhi, Simons and Carr. City Attorney?J D Tradewell. City Physician?A S Hydrick. Clerk of Market?J H Pickett. Commissioner of Poor?Charles Schult zo. Overseer of Streets?J Trice. Chief of Police ?M F Nixon. Sergeants of Poliee? ? Williams, J Blizzard. SunsonmERS?Obtain tho latest news by mail and by telegraph in the Daily Phoenix. Wanted?A fow more advertise ments, to enable us to publish a paper for the good of others as well as our selves. Now is the Time?To advertise, at our summer rates, and while there is leisure to read the papers. Food for Infants. CONDENSED MILK, Eagle, brand. Pa poms, Phosphatic Food, Neat la's Mo? ther ? Milk Substitute, Bermuda Arrow Hoot, Farina, liroma, Cocoa, Com Starch, always fresh, at Ju?o 12 H KINITBH'B DRUG STORE. Strayed. TWO RED MILCH COWS and one SPOTTED YEARLING _HEIbER OALF; Oalf had nmz ziu uu wueu left home. The Cows each give about eovon quarts. A suitable reward will be raid to finder, by Juno 14_W_. B- LOWRANCE. Hats of Every Variety. JUST rocoived, at D. EPSTIN'S, STRAW HATS in ondlous variety, cheap, hand? some and stilish. May 30 P. B. GLASS, Acoountant. WILL attend to Opening. Closing or Keeping Sets of BOOKS OF AC? COUNTS for Merchants, Bankers, Me? chanics, Professional Men or others, and to any business pertaining to the Counting Boom. COPYING or WRITING of any de? scription executed promptly. Office at Oo? I lamoia Hotol, first floor._ June 0_ Straw Hats. GO to D. EPSTIN'S, under Columbia Hotel, for cheap and stylish STRAW HATS. _ May 30 _ Blacksmith Tools. BEST English ANVILS, Blacksmith BEL? LOWS, Solid Box VISES, STOCKS and DIES, FILES, RASPS. Ac, comprising a fnll aaaortment in this line and for aale low, by JOHN AGNEW k SON. THE NEXT GOVERNOR VTJTLL run ahead of all opposition Vy through the intluenco and speech making of his friends. Tho "Indian Girl" has surpassod all opposition through tbo appreciation aud recommendation of smok? ers and chewers, who havo found that aho always sells the bust for the money, and if she represents cigars TO BE IMPORTED they can rely on it, and by experience know that the "Celebrated 5o. Cigars" sire far superior to those eold elsewhere at 10c. As the news FROM AFRICA id the death of Livingstone, the great ex? plorer, startled the scientific world, so the news from this ?'Smokers' Palace"of the sale of "Summer's Smbko," at J;i ">i> per hundred, has startled tin. smoking public. For particulars, applv to PERRY A SI.AWSON, Indian Oirl Cigar store. Columbia, S. ('. MONEY TO LOAN, On Marketable Collaterals EXCHANGE on New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston and all promi? nent cities ot the United State? and Eu? rope bought aud aold. DEPOSITS received and hit event-beat hig certificates issued. STOCKS, B'iNDB, GOLD and SILVEB bought a (1 sold. ACCOUNTS of merchants and others from tho city and country solicited, and LIBERAL LIN ES OF DISCOUNTS granted by the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, Corner of Plain and Riobardson streets. HOPE & GYLES TT AVE f-?r ?nie? FL 500 bushels OATS, V.000 bushels BBAN, 2,000 bushels SUORl'S. ALSO, Fresh Saur Krant and Mince Meat, 100 boxes Raisins, CO half-boxes Raisins, 25 quarter-boxes Raisins, 50drums Smyrna Figs, Deasicated Gocoannt, 100 pouudn Seedless Raisins, 500 Heads of Cabbage. Breakfast Baoon, BUFFALO TONGUES, MESS MACKER? EL, LEAF LARD, PIGS' FEET, for sale low l.v HOPE A GYLES. Attend the True MORNING, JUNE 26, 187<J MILLINERY. A FULL lino of latesi styles; also, Ladicb' and Childron'o SUITS, Mm. MoodvV cole tbratod CORSETB, With other .stylen; UNDER-WEAK in fW&ttfWB?*t variety; IJ AI It of all iwkli/MJ ?etcripllon, and Bazaar Pat V? >?.? terns, which will he sold very low. Pleaso cull and sec lor yourselves, at June 2 ?inoa MUS. C. E. REED'S. lawyers' offices! INSUft.ANCK opfick.V! ituoMs poit families: singlis bbd-uoums! Ti let in the sew Central National Bank Building. 1'IiICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Red-Rooms from ; ?'> per month upwards; I Family Rooms from $11 per month upwards; Lawyers' OQicea from JC pr mouth upwards. WATER, GAS, WATER and WOOD CLO? SETS and other modern improvements in j eido building. A'o back rooms, all fronting on tbo street. Good ventilation. A Janitor in charge of building. Apply ta Central Bank, or to Messrs. BEIBELS A EZELL. Api U 2 Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry! WM. GLAZE, AT his new store, Maiu street, nearly op? posite tbo Central National Rank, bus large and beautiful etockof line WATCHES stem and key winders, from best European and American manufacturers, and of his own importation, in gold and silver-cases. I Elegant JEWELR1! An unrivaled assort? ment juBt received and all tbo latent stvles. Hterling fcll.VElt-WARE, in eetB and cases, j Rri dal Presents, and it very fine selection of Platod-Ware, Gold Watch and Neck Chains, i Locket?, elegant Seal, Wedding and Eu ' Kagemcnt Rings, lanre stock of Spectacles and Eye-Glasscs, ClockB, Musical Boxes, and a great variety of Fancy Articles. My stock is tbo largest and best selected in t ho Southern country and will be sold as cheap as s imo article can be boucbt anywhere. _Oct 24_ $5,000,000 FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT is aid or Tm: Public Library of Kentucky, JULY 31. 1874. *|"N announcing the tilth and last of the ? series of Offt Concerts, gfven for the benoflt oT the Public Library of Kentucky, tbo Trustees and Manager rider with ptide aud ploasuro to the four which have br on already given: Tbo lirst, December 10,1871! the second, December 2,1872; the third, Julv 8, 1S73; and tho fourth, March 31, 1874. Under their charter, granted by a special Act of .ho Kentucky Legislature, March 16, 1871, tho Trustees are authorized to give on k mokk, and only on k mo uk Gift Concert. With tbo money arising from this liifth and last Concert, the Li? brary, Museum and other departments aro to bo enlarged aud eudowod with a Axed and certain annual income. Such an en? dowment fund is desired, as will seenro, beyond peradventure, not only the mainte? nance of this magnificent establishment, but its constant growth. THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT, For the purposed mentioned, and which la positively and unequivocally announced as THE LAST WHICH WILL EVER BE GIVEN UNDER i HIS CHARTER AND BY THE PRESENT MANAGEMENT, will conio off in the Public Library Hull, at ^.ouisvillo, Kentuckv, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1874. At this linal Concert everything will be upon a scale corresponding with its in? creased importanco. The music will be rendered by an orchestra consisting of loo performer.-., selected for their fame in dif? ferent lande, and the unprecedented i-um of $2,500,000, Divided into 20 GOO Gifts, will be distributed among the ticket-holders. list of tilFTS. One Grand Oanh Gift. 1250.000 Oini Grand Cash Oitt .... lOft.OOti One Grand Cash Gib. 75,000 Due Gland Caidi Gilt. 50,000 One Grand Cask Gill . 25.0IHI 5 Cash Gifts, $20.000 euch. liio.noo Id Cabh GillM, 14.000 each... . 140 ono 15 Cash Gilts, 10.COO each. l.">0,Otiil 20 Ca.-h Gifts, 5,000 each. 100,000 I 25 Cash Gifte, l.OeO each_ 100,000 j 80 Cash Gilts, :t 000 each _ 00,000 ! 50 Cash Gilts. 2.O1O ?. eh ... leu 000 1 100 Cash Giftet, 1,010 each. 100,000 210 Cash Gifte, 5ni) e. ch ... 120,0011 500 C.lrh Gilt?, Pit) I' tel. 50,0011 10,000 Cash Gill*. SO-each. '.?50.000 Orand Total 20 roi vf;-. ?.tsh, 12,500,000 PMCE OF Tit Kl.TS. I Whole Ticket j.. ffiO CO Halve* . 25 00 Tenth, or each Coupon. 5 00 11 Whole Tiolicth t-.r. 500 00 22$ Tickets Tor. 1 000 00 licketa an. now ready for sale, and orders accompanied l>v ca>>h will be prompt? ly tilled. Liberal cuminissions wiil bo allowed to satisfactory agonts. Circulars containing full particulars fur? nished on application. thos. k. URA1ILBTTK, Agent and Manager, Pablic Library Build incr. Louisville, Kentuckv. May 19_ tur? Notice. Colcmiha. S. C, June 1, 1V74. rr^UE undersigned beg loavo to inform X their friouds and customers that on ami after this dato wo will sell Goods for CASH. All past duo notos and accounts must be settled, or thev will lie placed in etiit. HOPE A GYLES. May 31 Summer Clothing. ("n O to 1). RPBTIN'8, under Columbia "IT Hotel, for Men's and Boy*? Spring m.d I Summer CLOTHING; Slav 30 Event. t. vo SPRING 1874. a?b 1874. STIMMER. Fin 1-1 Custom-made clothing, Coats, l'lintH aud Vents, iu all the luteHt styles. All the ganncnU are well made. A largo lino ot the celebrated STAU SHIRTS. linen AND jean drawers. gents' neck ties and Windsor Scarfs, Linen Collars and Kocks. The beBt kid gloves. Silk, Straw and Felt HATS. Panama and Chip hats. 1 umbrellas, canes, trunks and SA'IOIIELS. KINARD & WILEY. May 3i THE place to buy your ready-made clothing, hats, gentlemen's FUR NISHING GOODS, etc., etc., is at the CHEAPEST Aud largest. Clothing Store South of Rich? mond. Our Stock is almost daily replenished IN All itB departments with all the latest styles. We guarantee to plcaeo tho taste of THE Moat fastidious in every particular; war? rant our Goodd to be as reprosented, and will sell as cheap as auy house iu tho CITT. Those iu want of fine Custom-made Gar? ments should give us a call before going elsewhere. it, & W, C. S\V VFFIELI). May 31 _ Circular. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Cyt ice State Tueabubkb, Columbia, h. 0., May 20,1874. TOE Treasurer of the State is now pre pared to fund, at the Treasury, in Co? lumbia, S. C, the Bonds and Stocks of the State aathorizod by the Legislature under the Funding Act, approved December 22, 1873, into the Consolidation Bonds and Stocks. The following classes of Bonds and Stocks aro authorized to be funded: STOCKS. Revolutionary War Claims. Charleston Fire Loan. Construction state Oapitol. Funding PastDuoInterost and 1'iiucipal. Conversion State Securities. BONDS. Charleston Fire Loan. Construction State Capitol. Aid to Blue Ridge Railroad. Funding Past Duulutorost and Principal. Redemption Bills Receivable. Payment Intorost Public Debt. Futidh g Bills Bank of State. Relief of Treasury. Land Commission. The following bonds, issued under Act ot ; March 2'J. lStiO, entitled "Loan tor the Con ? vercimi ol Statu Sccniities." are alto au I thori/ed to be luuiled iuto "Consolidation ; Bonds," they having been dulv exchanged and repreasTiied by bonds on (lie: denomination ii.t o.l, numbkue1i is bed. , Numbers 1 f, ol'.K inclusive. Numbers 521 to 1,130, inclusive. Numbers 2 4"jI to 2,-173, inclusive. i l>('.nomination f 1 hl)0, numbered is blue ; Numbers 3 271 to 3,490, inclusive. Number A'M> nr.somination I."?00. sumdkbed is bed. Numbers 1 to 237,inclusive. ! Numbers 1.001 to 1.2c0. I denomination f 1c0, numbered is bed. I Numbers 1 to 12u, inclusive. I Tho Legislature haa declared that the remainder of tho "Conversion Ponds were I put upon the market without any authority Ol law, ? * ? * * auj Kru absolutely null and void." Tho funding law referred to above re? quires that the holders of the above Bonds aud Stocks should exchange them, with tho accrned interest to January 1, 1374. for "Consolidation Bonds and Stocks," at llfty percuntum of thtir face value. The" "Consolidation Bonds and Stocks" boat interest from Jxnuary 1, 1874. The iutertet due July 1,1874. will be paid at the Treasury in Columbia, S. C, and the Na? tional Purk Bank, Ne* York. Parties desiring to make exchanges must effect them in person or by agent. j Parlies who dcairo copies ot the Funding < Act can obtain them by applying at the Trrasnty. F. L. CABDO/.O, May 20 2j Troasnror South Oaroliua. Hosiery, Ties and Under-wear, A T D. EPSTIN'S, under Columbia Hotel, I\ .\\ the lowest prioeB. May 30 Bargains in Suits. 1*011 bargains in Buiinue* and Dress ' SUITS, go tu D. EPSTIN'S, under Co llurabia Hotel. May 30 LUME X?NUMBER 83 ROUND TRIP Excursion Ticket*, to all t-rominent Northern Summer Resorts, via Atlantic Coast and Midland Lines. imm* . .. . ... THESE lines have on sale at their,unit in Macon, Atlanta, ??gaBta',:Charles? ton, Savannah, Columbia and Warning ton, the moat attractive lino of HOUND TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS NORTH ever pre sontod to the Southern public, embracing Niagara Falls, Bedford Springs, Saratoga, Mtaneqaa Springs, Newport, Watkins Glenn, Long Branch, Ralston Springs, Montreal, Quebec, > - And all other prominent points. For Price Lists, Time Cards and all in? formation, inquire of Railroad Agents at points named. A. POPE, General Passenger and Ticket Agent. June 21_ ? 6 Excursion Season of lb'i4 via Atlan? tic Ooast and Midland Lines. CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AU? GUSTA RAILROAD, AND WILMING? TON, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD. Columbia, 8. 0., May 26,1874. ROUND TRIP TICKETS to all promi? nent Virginia Springs and Western North Carolina Excursion Points, good until November 1, 1874, will be on'sale at the Company's Ticket O?ico in Ulis oity, both eta Charlotte and via Wilmington,?a and after after Jnno 1,1874. Tickets to New York, Philadelphia, Bal? timore, cia Bat Line, at reduced rates, also on sale. A. POPE, Juno 7_General Passenger Agent. Notice. / SUPERINTENDENT'S OFF1CF, SPARTAN BURG A UNION R. R. CO.. ON and after June 1, 1874, Trains on the Spartanburg and Union Railroad will run, making clo.?e connection with the GreenviPe ana Columbia and Atlanta and Richmond Air-Line Railroads, doing away with the delay at Alston. The Spartaaburg and Union Railroad is completely equipped for this business: Road being in fine condition, makes good time and sure connections. > . , Passengers traveling thin route will have every attention. W. W. DAVIE8, May 27 2 mo_f. i Superintendent. CONGAREE IRON WORKS, COLUMBIA, B. C. J OHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor. MANUFACTU? RER OP STEAM ENGINES, SAW A' N D ** ?*? iot SILLS. ~ O IN earing, and ?11 kinds of Iron Casting? for Ma? chinery and Or? namental Cast? ings .for Stores and Dwellings, Talent Railings' for Gardens and Cemeteries,. Iron Settees it and Arbor Chairs; also, .Brass Castings of all kinds, Bells for Churches, Schools, Work-shops, Ac. Guarantee all my,work first claesiand equal to any North or South. Works at foot of Lady Street and near to , Sonth Carolina and GrosDville it, Columbia Railroad Companies' Depot*. Not la TAYLOR IE?S WOBKS It\XlFACTliBIMi COMPANY CHARLESTON, s. c. WORKS and kpfioral office. EAST BAY' AND l'RU.'OH ARD STREETS; Trea snrer'a office, at CAROLINA SAYINGS BANK. Church, near Dasne street; P. O. Box 529, DIRECTOftS. G. W. WILLIAMS.- K J PELZ ER J. C. SI vi -i.)N !.E, D. 0. hUAUOH. O. A GUIS 'LM, A. A. GOLDSMITH. officers. JOHN F TAYLOR. ProMdcht. FRED. BKOTHERUOOO. Superintendent. W. H. PIHOLEAU. Secretary. W. 15. BRAESE, Treasurer, at Carolina Savings Bank. U. BU1ST, Solicitor. FORGINGS AND CASTINGS of every dcBCiiptiou. House Front6, Engines, Boiiers, &c. Marino, Stationary and Portable STEAM KNOINES. Boilers. Taukn. Hoisting Engines, Saw Millo. Rico Tin. olu is and Mills of every de? scription Shaftings, Pulley* and Gearings. IRON FltON f? f.>r Buildinga. CASTINGS of every kind in Iron or Brass. Forginga of all descriptions Phosphate Washers. - I Phosphate and Ore Crashers. STEAM FITTINGS, Wrought Iron Pipe, Sheet Rubber and Gaskets, Water and steam liuuges, Beltipg, Packing, Ac. manufaotubers of TAYLOR'S Patent Direct Acting; Steam & Hydraulic Presses. also marufaoturrrs of SAMUEL J. CHAPMAN'S PATENT TRAP STRAINER, For Bilge Pumps, Bilgo Injections, ho, M&y 25 stuOmo Family Flonr. 100BBLB. hxtra Familv FLOUR. 100 barrelelow uriosd, hut sound. Koraalobv HOPE A GYLES Business Notioe. ALL NOTES AND ACCOUNTS due ut . must bo paid at once, or they will be collected bv our attorneys. May (i HOPE * GYLE8.