The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-05-01
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Prices CasTgiF and Slkdr1ei Rspoy,
Twin beiissnea this friday afternoon.
Those desiEipg copies, will hand in
their orders as early as practicable.
sBailey's Southern bramatics gave
1 another highly successful perform
i.atiee, {, iasS might. : Tonight. by re-
quest, they win present the thrilling
| drama of the "Jibbenainosay," at
Calisthenic Hall. Go early, as the
hall will be filed. 10 -
The streets presented n busy as
pect. yesterday, and merchants and
hotel-keepers did thriving business.
Mr.. Wright lat Nicisrson's) had his
hands full-over 10k guests having
been made comfolHpbie. Joyner's
and the Central Ho, had full com
plements also.
SPIRITED LETTER oMAL LADY
We nnhlish. this mc E:nS, {. spirited
letter from well pown, accom-
plished lady of the SAte. It will be
read with interest. and dany objections
which may be entertained against her
criticisms will be lot sight of, in adj
n,iration for the spii,t displayed and
the Roman elevatijn, of thought
which the writer eviuces. ~.
MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE
Final arrangements we're concluded,
yesterday afternoon, for the assem-
bling of the Legislature in this city
on Tuesday, the 12thtinst. Janney's
Hall has been secures by the Cover
nor, and workmen ane a ready en-
ployed in altering :ud adapting it to
the purpose. The Schate will meet
on the first floor, nnG the House of
Representatives in thu second story.
Suitable committee rboms have also
been provided. All Fthe necessary
accommodations fer the members
have been arrangeu, It will doubt
less be very long b,ession, rs an
unusual amount Of wi will have tol
be attended to. I
The LADIES FA3 Last night
was charminp The Mil yyas baa M;
fully decornted-the| eiands choicd
and elegantly seryeS the company
large and attractivd All seemed I'd
enjoy themselves ID le utmost; old
and young were Fd snt. The MAJ
irons sat quietly nd, smiling
upon the more 81 ul. It wsf
pleasant to see the bn eraced by
some of the, -clerg of the. city
The young girls at tho ~s,..ssEEss.., an
iaunty aprons, were Lost bewitchina
and with smiles and ,ft words, thief
were irresistible Abe gentlemeh
were liberal and cheerful. A LARGE |
number of friends fiom the county |
were present, and eNecything "weat
as merry as. a marrilse belle" VIE
have often had occ's sion to compH-
ment the ladies of CI CIlumbia. Whit
they undertake. thF BY accomplish.
The lady managers d'serve all praiae.
To-day, from IL to q O'Clock, an ele
CANT lunch Will be sd dved, ct the RIA
sonable price of ten ctnts admittanl|e. |
Tonight there will be another lie
union-another elegint supper, ahd
another display of y,uth and beauty. |
"Come one, come alI'' |
CoURE OF AprEAS-Thursday III
The case Of NJ. T.. S.nders and VIE
rs. Robert Rogers, wustee, was re-
called, and Mr.. Warsy resumed his
argument for appellpt; Mr.. Harllee
contra for appellee Mr.. Warley in
reply.
Venus Blakely antPhillis Staggt rs
rs. John j. Tisdale. executor, et ql.
James NJ. Staggers 4. the same. Mr..
Maurice heard TO, appellants; Mr..
Sellers read argumeit of Mr.. Press
ley for appellees; NJ Dozier on sahe
side for John + TsloIn avoontL,..