The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-14

The FIRsT OF THE SHAspN. N.-Y Yesterday,
MIS-; No CormiSk had .i6s faEst ! opening
of the season, and; suohs q sdisplay, of
handsome ladies and attractive goods, It
would be hard to get together again.
There were fairy Like creatures, in search
OF. bridal parapherpalia; II blondes and
brunettes. in search OF articles. bylwhich;
if possible, to add to their numerous
charms; besides o springling Of matrors,
who criticised the styles Of the present
with those of years ragone. Mrs. McCoy.
mick, by personal inspection, has been
enabled to furnish the latest styles 81
articles in the millinery line, to be found
in New York-which embraces artificial.
fruits and flowers; ribbons, curls, chig.
mons, ETC.; hats, bonnets, sashes, stc.
Although many articles were disposed
of. yesterday, there is still goodly col
lection left. 4rI t4rI e
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CRUMDs.-The night trains to Colum-
bia and Augusta, on the South Carolina
Railroad, have been provided with neat
and comfortable sleeping cars, furnished
with chairs or seats constructed on the
plan of "Holmes' Therapeutic Chairs"
by which means one can recline back in
an easy position, and take very plea
SAINT nap
Although the spring has been quite
backward, we are nevertheless now en-
joying that delightful weather, SO pecu-
liar to our genial cline. The weather is
charming. nn.sl
Judge Melton, in the case of Barnweil
0s. Blaokville, denied the rule for man
daanus, by which decision Blackville will
remain the County seat of BarnwelI.
The two papers, we suppose, will have to
move back again. ~ u.
The authorities of Covington, Ga,
| shave mans head when he gets drunk.
If this practice was followed up in some
towns we know of, wouldn't there be
many one with his head shaved?
Kind words, 30 that they be in season,
it matters not how simple, are the flowers
that one gathers from the way-side. "a
kind word, when the heart needs it, is
always grateful. .tol
Coroner Thompson held al inquest,
yesterday, on the body of man named
John Sneed, and after post mortens exa-
mination by DR.. Rawls, the jury re-
turned verdict of death by congestion
of the liver. e5rGl
The Charleston Courier suggests that
President Johnston should construct q
depot for the convenience of passengers
over his road. The matter, we are in
formed, has been under consideration
for some time, and ere many months
have elapsed, the Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta Railroad will be in posses
sion Of q depot which will be an orna-
ment to the city.
The PHOENIX Office is supplied with
every style of material from the small
metal letter to the largest wood type,
together with plain and fancy cards,
paper, colored ink, bronze, etc. It is
the only establishment in the interior OF
the State where two and three sheet
posters can be printed. All kinds of
work in the printing line attended to at
short notice.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, April 49, Columbia HOTEL
Q A Reed, Bleckley, W Barr, Anderson;
James seaborn, 9 Ayerill, @; 9 Dawson,
, New York; T Cover, Miss NJ e Cover, o P
Mills, Mrs Mills. Alex McBee, W E Earle,
Greenville; W Evans, A Cudworth, G Pat
terson, Mcclure, j M Brawly, Jr, ] NJ
Goldsmith, Charleston; T Weston and lady,
Fichand; R Wern, Kirkland, 8 Green,
city; D Thomas. Jersey CitU Mrs Gaillard,
Miss Gaillard, Winnsboro; &C Fud, 6
Preston and lady. Virginia; Tucker and
lady, Boston, Winder, R r Bridges, N G;
T Thomson and lady, Miss L Clanson,
Yorkville; Willy, Spartanburg.
G A. Cowles and wife, G starkwether. New
York; w Patterson, Philadelphia; ] NJ Sci
gler, Greenville; Brice, Thos d Thurston.
H p Adams, Columbia; Geo Boggs, Charles.
! ton: DIR McCau 7 u iLapnadu 10 don: 7 II