The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-07-06

ceTtS to-morroW evening. There will be
both instrumental and vocal music.
dancing, stump orations and an amusing
farce. From the preceding concerts
which this troupe has given, and which
were highly spoken of. it is presumed
the present entertainment will be we'll
worth attending, and ample recompense
be given for the price of admission.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, July 4 and Go.
lum'Jia Hotel.-E. Fourgeud, L. II.
Symmes, R. B. Rhett, Jr., z. DeBerry.
81. B. FAINT, W. A. Bradley, Col. J. S.
Ryan, @. Antonio, H. j. Mccormick, r.
p. Thames, j. w. Rouse, E. Gotier. J.
Burke, Charleston; N. f. Bynner, Kings
vile; N. Federlin. T. NJ. Horsey, ".
Goldsmith, New York; NJ Rice, Angus
ia; r. S. Desports, Ridgeway, S. G.; J.
h. Causeart, Lawernstown; Judge j. NJ.
Rutland, Winnsboro, S. c.; j. S. Wiley,
Spartanburg; G. H. Lanncau, Okolona,
Mississippi; r. r. Madison, Petersburg,
Va; j. H. Adams, Richland; Miss Eagles,
Baltimore; w. Munro, Union; S. r
Deudy, w. w. Thompson, Walhalla: J.
A. Hermenson, Spartanburg; Alex. Nc
Bee, Jr., Greenville.
Nicherson House.-Wm. Johnston.
Charlotte, n. c.; Dick Chatham, North
Carolina; VIM. Magill Fleming, Spar
tanburg; j. A. August, Virginia; A.
Sherwood, Georgia; John L. Deaton.
Salem, N. c.; J. B. Seigler, Greenwood:
L. G. Thomas, Bennettsville; George J.
Ball, st. Johns, Berkeley; Joseph A.
Greene, wife and child, Ornngeburc:
Col. B. T. Bontwright, Edgefield: JOSEPH
Fl. Gay, Red Sulphur Springs, N. c.;
S. X. Mcdonald. Winnshoro; Joseph E.
Fry, G. " A. r. r.; r. e. D. te G. r. r.;
John j. Gormley, Galveston, Texas;
Alexander MoBee, Greenvile; F. A.
Connor, Cokesbury; DIR. G. NJ Rivers.
Wolterboro; Judge james l.. Orr, An
derson; L. @. Perrin, S. MCGOWAN, Alb
bevllle; Il. z. Hammett, South Caro-
lima.
National Hotel-J. J. Anderson, David
son sol College; j. Robt. Seay, Kingsville;
W. II. Brown, Richland; Miss EN-
mons, Lancaster; L. II. Reid. Mofetts.
vile; John H. Davis, Fairfield; A. e.
Joyner, Gadsden; james Nesbett, Spar
tanburg; Mrs. Jackson, Master jackson.
}. @. Howard, Saides, A1ississippi; Mrs.
Young and two children, Charleston; T.
+. Wesson, New York; Hugh Wilson,
Lem. l.. Griffin, Abbeville, c. H; Il.
Morse, Col. Ames' N. o. Circus; W. NJ.
Nelson, Winnesboro; c. W. Miller.
Marion; Herr Lengel, Ames' Circus.
SMALL FRY.-The openings into the
cellar of the Savings Bank should be at
tended to; otherwise the landlord may
be called upon to pay the expense at
tendnnt upon broken limb.
ME city fathers have improved the
~ 'earnnce of Main street materially, by
T. ncing in the old market lot. Let the
officers in charge of the old Court
House take the hint.
On Friday last, pine tree in North
westerly direction from Columbia, was
struck by lightning and set fire to. The
flames communicated to the adjoining
trees, and the conflagration continued
until lato hour on Sunday night, when
it gradually died out. We have heard
of no loss beyond the destruction of q
number of trees.
There has been decided improve
ment in the condition of things at the
post Office, and there is now very little
complaint.
Our Book TADLE.-''He Knew he was
Right" is the title of Trollopes latest,
for copy of which wc are indebted to
tho courtesy of Messrs. Bryan & McCar-
ter. We have no hesitation in declaring
that, in our opinion, this is by far the
most interesting of that authors nume-
rous works of fiction. There are, Of
course, the exceedingly Objectionable
male characters, Tor the book would not
be Trollope's,) but as nn offset to those
we have some chatty, fresh, clever
English gentle-women-who throw q
charm even around the dullest of Mr..
Trollope's books. "He Knew he was
Right" will amply repay the time spent
in its perusal-whioh is more than can be
said of all of our authors productions
We may mention, en- passant, that
Messrs. D. & McC. have received "Stret-
ton"-a most delightful story, by Henry
Kingsley; written in that dashing au-
thor's best'style. ss''ro, ,...ssse