The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-07-28

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Gen. A. @. Darlington passed through
Columbia, yesterday afternoon, on his
way to his new home in Atlanta. Ga. Wei
sincerely regret the loss of such citizenc,
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CONCERT by THE PosT BAND.-On Fri
day night, the Columbia Post Band will
give another concert, to which they in-
vite tho attendance of the citizens.
Livery care will be taken to render the
entertainment such as will meet the ap.
probation OF the audience, and shall in.
sure pleasant and satisfactory evening.
JOB OFFICE.-The Pheni.c Job Office
is prepared to execute every style of
printing, from visiting and business cards
to pamphlets and books. With ample
material and frst-class workmen. salts.
faction is guaranteed to all. If our work
does not come up to contract. we mako
no charge With this understanding our
business men have no excuse for sendino
work North. 'e'li
HOTEL ARRIvAIs-July 24-Cotumbia
foleA-Chas. T. Kinloch, G. Fronober-
ger, W. II. Evans; T. n. Symmers, W.
A. Bradley. J. NJ. Martin, Charleston: J.
d. Cade, Talladega, Ala; Victor Wolfe,
L. N. Bramlet, New York; J. S. Stewart.
Winnsboro; W. J. Boyd, J. A. Adams,
Baltimore; G. Barnum, B. G. Yocom, E..
DeBerry, city; G. II. Suber, Newberry:
L.. p. Jones, Edgeield; A. n. Frickee.
Mrs. D. e. Converse, Spartanburg.
National HoteL-F. II. CAN'T, @. F.
Sanders, Bamburg; M. G. NJ. King. G.
&. Richards, G. A. Neuiffer, Rev. E. T.
Winkler, Charleston; T.. Brooker. Will
liston; W. 81. Stratton, Anderson; VII.
Whitlock. Gilbert Garner, r. F. Bynum.
Richland; M. King, Savannah; VIM. r.
Taggart. L. P. Griffin, Abbeville; II. 6.
Hack, New York; S. Montgomery, a. ".
I. Simms, Newberry; e. W. Lloyd, Flo
renee.
Niche7son House-John G. Courtney.
0. M. Sadler, South Carolina: VIM. q.
Barry, Baltimore; @. P. Hyde, c. @.
& "A r. r.; Joseph A. Guy, Augusta;
3: >. Patterson, Kershaw; J. II. Taylor,
Kingsville; J. r. Chatham, Newberry.
Book TABLE.-To the kindness of
Messrs. Bryan 6 McCarter we are in.
debted for copy If 'The Adventures
of Philip" by W. NJ. Thackeray. This
book came out some years ago, and is
presented now by the Harper Brothers
in cheap pamphlet edition. We read
it on its first appearance, and with an
Imperfect memory as to details, can only
speak of the general impression left upon
our mind. Although Philip, in our
opinion, is scarcely equal to the earlier
works of the author, Philip bears in its
construction the indubitable marks of
the great English novelist Thackeray
has been very successful in continuing
his characters from one book to another.
and in Philip we meet our old friends
Major and Arthur Pendennis, renew our
acquaintance with that grand old gentle
man, Col. Newcome, shake hands anew
with j. ]. Ridley, and hear the Irish ac-
cents OF our ancient acquaintance, Cap
tain Costegan. Philip is ato-y of do
mestic English life, replete with the
peculiar humor of the author, containing
shrewd, sarcastic expositions of human
nature, ai,d yet abounding in pathos,
when the author depicts such history
as belongs to the little sister, the gentle
heroine of the story. We can heartily
commend Philip to the reading public as
well worth place in every library.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
W. 81. Wigg-In the Court of Probate.
John McKenzie-Notice.