The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-30
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Local Items
Advertisements, to insure insertion.
should be handed in by o'clock y. ~.
We are indebted to i. E. Durbc... Esq.
for late New York papers.
CAsH.-Our terms for subscription, adj
vertisins and job work arc cash. W.. hope
all parties will bear this III mind.
''THE CODE. The Act. passed l,v t,o
Legislature xelatvc to the freedmen. far
sale at this Office. Price. 2o cents. y.,.;t
25 cents.
MAI. ARRANGEMENTS The post Office i,
open daily froul . =. M. to 2 p. IN. and from
$ to 6 p. m. The Northern mail is closed at
9p. m; Grecnvillc 9p. M; South Carolina
railroad mails 6 p. III.
The BURNING OF CoLUMBrA.-An inter
cstifiS account OF the ''Sack and Destruc
ton OF the City OF Columbia, S. CO. has
just been issued, in pamphlet form, from
the Ph1ntr steam power press. Orders
can be filled to any extent
by reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen that the meeting of the
stockholders of the Charlotte and South
Carolina Hallroad Company will be held in
! Charlotte, \. c., on the 7th of February.
Horatio J.. Darr, Esq, is authorized to
act as agent for the Pl,famir in the North
ern cities, and arrangen nts made by him
with reference TO advertising, etc, will be
fully carried out
LEGiIT.-We understand that the ar
engagements of the Columbia Gas Company
propose to give us light in 4 few weeks.
The attention of the stockholders i'm the
Company, Is called to the notice of the
Secretary in another column. They should
ali como up promptly and contribute to the
restoration Of light to our so long berirht
ed and bc-darkencd city.
SCoTT's MONTHLY MAGAz1NE.-W have
received, from Atlanta, the second number
of a monthly periodical under the above
caption, or rather bearing the above title.
1t is edited by tho Rev. W. J. Scott. A. NJ.
and is from the Franklin Printing House.
Atlanta, Georgia: J. J. Toon proprietor.
1t is admirably printed, and as far as We
can perceive, from a cursory look over its
pages, is very we'll conducted.
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Mr.. L. NJ. Pollock, of ''Rear House no.
toriety, is of the opinion that ladies are
quite as fond of midday lunch rs gentle
men; and as an evidence of it, sent lal ge-
sized bowl of delightful soup and pitcher
Of ale to Mrs. Phomin and family yestcr-
day. The soup was partakcn of by them
with much Zcst, and their united thanks
returned to Mr.. p. for his Kindness; but the
ale was turned over to the male birds, who
pronounced it excellent.
Mr.. Pollock will please receive ON.
thanks for the liberal bait of New York
oysters. They came i'll the very nick of
time, and we can say with the poet:
CA friend in need
Is 4 friend indeed"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS is call
cd to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for tho first
time:
John #. Jcnnings-Largo Estate Sale
Annual Mcetg Stockholders C.&S.CRR
Columbia Gas Co.-Asscssment.
J. Il. Glass Valuable Lot for Sale.
James X. Friday Rooms to Rent.
Apply at this Onice Lots for Sale.
y. j. hllips-Building Lots.
JAS. G. Gibbes Auction Sale
Ludwig Il Keatinge e-EnSravcrs, &c.
Durbec & Walter-Auction Sale.
FINANCIAL MEASURES There is q.
growing disposition in Congress to
stave off the consideration of the
finances, though the several commit
tees have been and still are hard at
work upon them. Even should the
funding bill be reported, it would
have a hard road to travel, and would
very possibly fall by the way. Expan-