The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-23

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The Right Rev. p N. Lynch, D. D.,
Bishop of Charleston, will preach in the
Catholic Church, this morning, at half-past
10 o'clock. The public isinvited to attend.
The quo ardrranto case Of the Charleston
Aldermen has been postponed until to-mo
row. Another fish in the net. Alderman
Greene has been served with similar no.
tice to that OF Alderman Barrow-remoyal
from the ward in which he was elected
ANOTHER ELECTION. On Tuesday next,
the 25th instant, an election will bo held in
this County for School Commissioner and
Coroner. Our readers will find the names
OF Rev. A. r. Rude and Mr. w. II. Walter
proposed.
New BARBER SHoP.-AIr. F. Kenstler
formerly leader of the Post Band, has taste.
fully fitted up shop on Plain street, near
tto corner of Assembly, and extends q
general invitation to tho citizens to give
him trial. We dropped in, Saturday
night, and can positively assert that he
thoroughly understands his business.
All members or others having belts or
badges belonging to Palmetto Fire Engine
Company, will please retnrn them at the
store OF Capt. W. B. Stanley by the first of
June. or call and settle for the same.
HE MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER. We
have received the May number of the
Manufacturer and Builder, published by
Western Il Co., No. 81 Park Row, New
York. As the title indicates, this monthly
is published in the mechanical interest, and
is eminently worthy of liberal patronage
from all classes of artisans. It's neatly
printed pages are filled with interesting and
practical reading matter, besides contain
ing several useful illustrations. The terms
are exceedingly moderate, being S1.5O per
annum, or fifteen cents for single copies.
MIR. Stephens opens the June RirersioIe
with another of his droll Mother Goose pic
lures, illustrating the ditty ''The Fox and
his Wife. they had great Strife" AS if in
peaceful contrast, the opening article of the
number is 'First Shcool-days of little
Quaker which promises to be bright
story for girls. History is provided in a
sketch of Joan of Arc" by George M
Towle. Paul II. Hayne, the poet, tells a
lively story in prose OF "Robby Singleton s
Mishap;" the 'Rambleslin Constantinople''
are continued, as also the Hunting Sketches
in South Africa; while there is another
New Testament story, this time of the
Marriage Feast at Cana" and Hans An
dersen tells fresh story of ''The Comet"
which has very graceful picture by NJ.
L. Stone. To know the rest. get the
magazine itself Hurd & Houghton, New
York, publishers. $3.50 year.
New MAP OF COLUMBIA. We have ex-
amined the artists proof of a new map of
the city of Columbia, prepared by A. Y.
Lee, Esq. 1t is to be surrounded with q
handsome floriated border; and, Judging
from the proof sheet of the map portion,
sent on for correction from the publishers,
the execution of the work is superior to any
map of this city yet published 1t was
executed ut the extensive and world-re-
nowned geographical establishment of the
Messrs. Cotton Il Co., of New York, which
Is guarantee of the faithful delineation OF
the original; and to insure the accuracy of
the same, sufficient notice has been given
to land-holders to examine and verify. The