The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-24

ton Of ColumbiaF' can be obtained attHe
Pse"ss Office. PFes ehty-hve cents.
FInsr PRINCIPLES. AN advertisement
in another column informs the public
that VIM. Glaze, Esq, will resume his
former occupatiun-that of jeweler and
silver-smith-on the 1st of October, in
the new building, second door above the
Court House square. Mr.. Glaze, as all
old residents" are aware, is-~ practical
jeweler. His stock OF goods is said to be
varied and extensive. Success to him.
BUSINESS CARDS AND C1RcunARs.-As
the season is approaching for the annual
travel and distribution of business cards
and circulars, our merchants and others
will please give attention to the fact that
our job Office is supplied with the best of
boards, of all colors, fine commercial
note and other paper, and the very new
est and most fashionable styles of type,
thus enabling us to supply all of such
wants.
PERIoDICALs.-The October number of
the Ricerside brings its readers back to
the city. In the September number we
had Lambdin's picture of "Town and
Country" Now we have Nast's amusing
frontispiece, illustrating "Street Music"
"a band of German musicians, with va
rious capacities of wind and wind instru-
ments. Hans Andersen re-appears with
story "What Happened to the Thistle"
The Hunting Sketches from South
Africa" are continued The number
which has eighteen separate articles
ends with enigmas, charades, and n page
of Mother Goose" music. Published
by Hurd & Houghton, New York. $3.50
year.
CRrMBs.-C. F. Jackson, Esq, has
supplied US with late copies of New
York, Baltimore and Washington papers,
Summer seems to have come back to
us. A gentleman yesterday expressed
the conviction that the weather was
"warrum,' u and nobody in the neighbor-
hood was cool enough to contradict him.
Governor Scott has appointed Clifton
j. Houston Notary Public in Richland
County.
The remains of Mr.. A. S. Hargrove.
who was killed on the South Carolina
Railroad on Saturday; last. will be inter
red in this city, with Masonic honors,
this morning.
Mr.. Summers has opened another bar
rel of the celebrated Bremen "lager-
bier"-which is justly appreciated by
Americans rs we'll as Germans. We ac-
knowledge the receipt of bottle of the
beverage, backed up by an eight inch
cigar and modicum of erakers and
cheese.
Two able-bodied white men can obtain
employment by applying at this office
CENSUS OF R1cHLAND.-The following
is the result of the recently-completed
census of the city of Columbia and of
the first township, forwarded to Commits
sioner Sparnick:
FIRST WARD.-Males over 21-233
white, 2G5 colored. Total number of in
habitants: Males-434 white, 656 colored:
Females-54S white, 997 colored.
SECOND WARD-Males over 21-163
white, las colored. Total: NIales-296
white, 2S9 colored; Femals-2S6 white,
3S7 colored.
THIRD WARD.-Males over 2l-191
white, 357 colored. Total: Males-375
white, SIT colored; Females-343 white,
3S6 colored.
FOURTH WARD.-Males over 21-195
white, 245 colored. Total: N1ales-475
white, sol colored; Females-517 white,
571 colored.
FIRST TOWNSHIP (around the suburbs
Males over 21-131 white, 256 colored.
Total: Males-274 white, 534 colored;
Females-272 white, 500 colored.
REcAPITULATIoN. Total voters-2, 191;
913 white, 1,26S colored; coIored MAORI.
ty 355.., Total inhabitants: Males-1,S54
white, 1857 colored; Females-1,9 966
white, 1881 colored. Grand total
white inhabitants ALL; colored 4.S97;
making the total population 9.30S. OF
whites, 1888 are residents of the city,
and !, 1,670 of the suburbs.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 23-Co-
lumbia Hotel.-R. T. Logan, W. A. Brad
ley, Charleston; W. M. Beckham, Rich
land. TT IT SymmeS & O. H r Doon