The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-07-29


the Counties. Politics, we are informed,
was not brought up.
notice appears in another column,
imparting the information that Sargent,
the illusionist, (who has appeared in Co.
lumbia on several occasions,) will, in
conjunction with other professionals,
give an entertainment in Janney's Hall,
this evening. Comic scenes, delinea-
tions and songs, mirth and magic will
rule the hour. The price of admission
is only fifty cents.
JOB OFFICE. The Phonir 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 make
no charge. With this understanding our
business men have no excuse for sending
work North.
We request the attention Of our citi-
zens to the advertisement of the New
York Life Insurance Company, in this
days PHOENIX. 1t is, we are informed,
the oldest and wealthiest company in
New York, except one. Very many pro-
minent merchants and professional men
60 to compose its numerous list of poll
cy-holders in this State. AS life in
=, IL
perhaps for many years, and after the
decease of the party most interested, the
choice of the company calls for more
careful investigation and consideration
than any other transaction in life. MI.
Thomas j. LaMotte, representing the
agent, will be glad to impart all informa-
ton on the subject, and respectfully
solicits applications.
At the invitation Of Mr.. E. R. Stokes,
we visited his blank book manufactory
and paper ruling establishment, Oh Main
street, opposite tho PHOENIX Office, in
this city. We experienced extreme
pleasure in the inspection of this Office,
which is complete in every respect for
the purposes of ruling paper, manufac-
ture of blank books-which are carefully
PACED and indexed-and every descrip-
tion of book binding. We witnessed
with great pleasure the operations of the
new and improved machines which Mr.
Stokes has recently obtained, especially
the beautiful and perfect operation of
the cutting machine; and, too, the
smooth and complete action of the one
for ruling paper in every color, and in
any number of single or double lines.
Mr.. Stokes is prepared to execute
promptly, and with skill, any description
of work in his line which can be done at
the North, and we cheerfully endorse
his request for the patronage of his fell
low-citizens of South Carolina.
HOTEL ARRIvALs-July 2S-ColunJia
Hotel-Robert Adams and lady, Miss F.
L. Hopkins, John p. Adams and lady,
P. G. Chappell, James Hopkins, D. II.
Adams, q. Clarkson, Richland; NJ. Nc
Laughlin, D. Jacobs, Charleston; Miss
Gibson, Miss Massie, Miss Fredrick,
Chester; j. +. Feriter, Sumter; G. D.
Farrar, Union; H. l.. Law, Miss Law,
Miss Holland, l.. w. Deck aud lady,
Miss McCutcheon, Miss Deck, Darling
ton; G.. E. Thames, S. c.; G.. T. Wicket,
Kingsville.
National HoteL-James Porter, E. W.
| A
nation Show; NJ. Glover, J. N. Fowlcs,
W. Il. McKewn, Orangeburg; D. Jen-
nings and family, Julian Mitchell, A.
McD. Brown, Theodore d. Wagner. w.
Tennent, j. A. Tennent, Thomas Erwin,
J. W. O'Brien, T. H. Whitney and wife,
Charleston; Fl. Tompkins, Mrs. Trapier,
jacob W. Doyle, Walhalla; Henry Boyd,