The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-04

Mortgages and Conveyances of Real Els
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Mortgages and Conveyances of Real Es
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{ IHE BuRNTNd OF COLUMBIA. inter
esting account OF the ''Sack and Destruc-
ton OK the City Of Columbia, S.C.."l..s
Just been issued, III pamphlet form, from,
the Fh0e'itE steam power press Ore.er-
can be tiled to any extent.
Book AND JOB PRINTING; The J,h,u;,
office is now fully supplied with cards,
colored and white paper, colored ink. wood
type, etc, and is now in condition to exc
cute all manner OF book and job printing
IN the shortest possible time. Civ. NIX n
call
owing to the reduction in the cost of
printing paper, and the tumble in prices
generally, We have reduced the subscrin-
ton to the PhGnit as follows:
Daily paper. one year 500
DAILY paper, per month -
Irl-weekly, one year soo
1rl-weekiy, per month. IA
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FIRE AI-ARM.-It will be seen by the pro-
ceedings OF the City Council that arrange
ments have been made to give an alarm in
case or nre. We learn that the excellent
bell cast for the city by MIR. Alexander b..
been exhumed from the ruins of the mar.
ket steeple, and that the founder can re-
PAIR II, 50 as to make it las good as new
no, FOR CHARLEsToS.-Many of our
country friends, whn are visiting Charles
ton, will find that they can save a great
deal OF expense whilst there, in the way OF
hotel bills, by securing accommodations at
private b0arding-houses. We are informed
that one of the best and chea pest of these
is the IIilbers House, in King. between
Wentworth and Hasel streets. wher. the
table fare ls as good as can possibly be de-
sired, and where they will meet with all
the accommodations and convenieuces ne.
cesSary to pleasant sojourn in the CITY.
Miss McCULLoUGH--THE OpERA.-The
friends and admirers OF this gifted Young
iady, who Is native OF Columbia, =. c..
will he grati6ed at this deserved compli-
ment to her talenA, copied from the New
York Express Of the 18th ult.:
The 1Vou theatre of Jerome was filed,
iast evening, with q gay and very fashion
three dollars each, to listen to q deLufante.
preparing for the opera. The name Of the
iady ls Miss Mccullough, from South Caro-
ina, who to charming person adds a
charming voice, with great theatrical talent
Tor beginner. The Maretzek Troupe as
sisted hcr In the opera and character of
Norma, and her success was bevond the
most sangulne expectations Of her friends
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. The stock
holders OF the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad met in convention on Yesterday
at Nickerson's Hotel. The meet
ing WAS organized by the appointment OF
Hon. Theodore Starke, Mayor of the city
or Columbus, as Chairman, and C. V. Car
rlnoton as Secretary. committee on
proxies and individual representation OF
stock was appointed, and reported that a
full representation of the stock was pre-
sent. The reports OF the President, Super
ntendcnt, &c, were presented and referred
to the appropriate committees.
The meeting adjourned to meet this
morning, at 10 O'clock. The convention will
probably be able to conclude its busines.
To-day.
NEW wADvEnTIsEAiENTs. Attention il call
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for tho first
time:
Fisher Heinitsh-Sundries.
Dial & Experimentation
Z. Hamberg-Butter and Eggs
A. r. Phillips &c.
THE GooD WORK GOES ON.-The
President stands his ground. We are