The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-14
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Local Itenns.
Mortgages and Conveyances OF Real .Es-
tate fer salient this Office.
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SAsE.-Our terms f0y subscription, sd
yertistng and job bwork sre cash. We hope
all parties viii bear thisiR mind.
iHE BURNING OF CoLUMBIA.--An inter.
estins account of the ssSack and Destruc-
ton OF the City Of Columbia, s. c." has
Just been issued. in pamphlet form, from,
the PhArmir steam power press. Orders
can be 6iled to any extent.
BOOK AND Jos PRINrINo.-Thes PAasnsx
office is now fully supplied with eards,
coiorediand 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. Give us 4
call.
SrRAwBEHnIEs.- think Of it! Mr..
George Lever presented us with a basket
OF hne Strawberries, yesterday morning.
Mr. l.. farm is on the corner of Green and
Gadsden streets, (near the ruins OF the
South Carolina Railroad shops,) where
lovers OF this delicious fruit can he made
happy.
A HOME CoMPASIoN.-The proprietor OF
the Columbia Phtsuir will, on the 18th in
slant, commence the regular publication
OF the Weekly Hiedner-a mammoth
paper containing fo'1y-eigA COLUMNS of
reading matter, embracing tales, anec-
dotes, poetry, editorials, correspondence,
kilograms and news matter generslly..
The Cleaner is published for the accom-
modation "f those persons residing in re-
mote sections, accessible by mail only once
q week. and at the same time to provide
All agreeable pastime TOR readers OF all
classes. The gist OF the reading matter
contained i'll the Daily and Df- Weekly
Phsn'r, will be published in it's columns.
The paper is furnished to Subscribers at
81 per annum; 81 for three months For
ward your subscriptions at once.
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CITY AFFAIRs.--As our new Council have
got fairly to work, we trust that they win.
through the proper committees, take
prompt measures to have one or two eyiIs
promptly corrected. The Chairman OF the
Committee on Streets has already gone
vigorously to work in cleaning ND the
streets, and removing nuisances therefrom.
We now take the liberty OF suggesting the
htiing or covering up of those pitfalls for
man and beast, the empty wells onS vacant
and uneneiosed lots through which foot
Paths for short cuts have been made bv
constant travelling. Several valuable ami
mails have already been lost in these dan
gerons traps, and one or two accidents to
citizens. Of course, the owners OF these
lots ought TO bear the expense
The other matter to which we would now
refer is the standing Of chimpeys, house
corners, &C., which any gale or high breeze
OF wind may upset any day, with great
danger to life. "a new broom sweeps
clean. and We trust the new Council will
show that they deserved the sufrsges Of
their fellow-citizens. There are other mat
ters to which we win call the attention OF
the Council hereafter.
NEW wADvEnTIsE1rENrs. Attention 10 call
ed to the following advertisements, which
arc published this morning for the hrst
time:
John Hair-$50 Reward.
j. l.. Southern-To Bond-holdera
6. i G. r. R.-Annual Meeting.
Hanahan Il Warley-Cheese. &c.
Organization Of Sons Of Temperance.
jos. Gruber-Water Notice.
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