The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-01

MAIL AanAsa1S. .1 sssa AFhe Northern;
mail is opened for delivery at 8 a. M;
closed at g. 80 q. M. Charleston. opened
ct $50 p. M; closed at $50 o. m.
Gree9yi1le, opened at 80 p. m. closed
at $50 p m. sWeeterhI opened az $50
a. M; closed at 4 p. m. CharIesto.
(evening,) opened ut 8 q. M; closed at
4.30 p. m. On Sunday, the post office is
open from 9 to 10. o. m.
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WEDDING CARDS AND ENVELOPES.
lot of wedding cards aud envelopes, of
latest styles, has just been received;
which will be printed in imitation of en-
craving, and at less than one. tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens at PHGNtx
Office. ~ - '-t'rir.r'i 80,
REMOVAL OF DISABILITIES
Robertson has furnished uB the following
list of those persons in South Carolina
who have been relieved Of their political
disabilities, by bill passed by both
Houses of Congress-: ; 'ti.fc.
Cyrus D. Melton, Samuel W. Melton.
Thomas J. LaMotte, Jesse T.. Dent. Ro.
bert c.. Shiver, Columbia; W. r. Hol.
comb, Pickens County; John G. Enloe.
York; Robert Mckay, Greenville; VIM.
Shiver, Kingville; Isaac G.. McKissiok,
Robert Macbeth, .Unionville; John P.
Mathews, Henry A. Smith, Winnsboro;
James Henphill, Chester; John Tnomey.
Charleston; Charles H. Janney, Colum.
bia; Claude G. Turner, j. Q. Winnspaitb.
William Irwin, L. NJ. Gentry A.. B.
Woodruff, r. @. Pool, j. NJ EIford.
Spartanburg; James A. Ratchford, Theo.
Byers, York; J. E. Glenn, Newberry:
Thomas L. Earle, Greenville County; J.
u: Witherspoon, York; John Agnew,
Elisha SILVER, Charles Edmonston, j. G.
Glbbes, Henry Sparnick. Columbia;
VIM. f. Durisoe, Philip A. Eichelberger,
Stewart Harrison, Abram Jones, Edge
field County; E. w. DuBose, Darling
ton; G. l.. Hollingsworth, Oconee Coun.
tty; John j. Monahan, Charleston; J. ".
Burbridge,. c. Barring Farmer, r: Allen
Willet, Colleton County; w. D. M. Har-
mon, Daniel Drafts, Lexington County:
Isaac G. Long, Horny County; Lemuel
q. Guffin, Abbeville; Robert Hawthorne.
Fairfield: John Fl. McDevitt, John M.
Norris, Edgefeld; NJ G.. Welsh, S. T.
Cooper, Williamsburg County.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, February. 2s.-Celun,6ia
Mot"lIW M Campbell. Hamburg: Brown,
Mm Ladder, w II Evans, F G Rautin, J Z
Thames, W Hastie, Charleston; L DeBerry,
G; Williams, Augusta; T NJ Barker.
Baltimore; G W Telberf, Ninety Six; W L
4 Il Bridges, n G; ] Coark, ] w Covington,
Georgia; Hammett, Cox, McBee,
Greenville; Blackinston and lady, Miss
BaGklnst9n BnUi a W a Blackilnston, Mrs yugads
| ter, Angc NJ Peck, Massachusetts,: r f. Coch.
ran, Charlotte; i T Crosby, Chester; % De.
4[ars, orangebnrg;AB Knowlton, Fort Motto;
child, c; A 2 Mills, Boston; ] B Clarke.
baltimore; George Webb, ] III Kelly. w D
Kennedy, CharIeston; h X Bennett, PhiladeI-
phla; Alex McBse, Greenville. 81
NiCkerson HouSe.-George A. .Childs Chica.
20; = Blockinton and wife, Mrs Ingalls, Miss
Blockinton, W Blockinton, Peck and wife.
Mrs $ Potter, Mics Kate NJ Potter Anger
ton; N F Pate, Mr. Gordon, Augusta; Cooper
Huggin5, Lyle Clark. Baltimore; W i Grady,
Greenville; Fellers, Newberry; Mr. and Mrs
Martin, s Starke Martin, Abbeville; LW
NJ Whiting. Charleston; w Smith. W R
Sluyter, 7 8 Steers, Jr, New York; j NJ Stuart.
Vanness, Newark, J; David johnson, Jr,
leans; King Smith and wife. Tennessee; Mr.
Baker, Union A s Buford, Richmond; w B
Lowrance, city; Brown, st Stephens; Jo-
seph Gay Charlotte.
LIST OF NEW ADvERTIsEMENrs-
! New York and Charleston Steamship Line
| Meeting True brotherhood Lodge.
| Meeting Palmetto Fire Company
| j. Il. Jilson-To Contractors.
Chambers Bryce-Guanos.
Fisher Heinitah-Davis' Pain Killer.
| Cushings d Bailey-Books and Stationery
| Brooch Lost-Apply at this Office
| D. c. Peixotto Il 6on-Auot ON Sale..
PURITY VERSUS PoIsoN.-There is as much
difference between PHALoN's VITALIA, on SAL
vArIoN FOR THE HAIR and the flth-charged
hair -darkene re-. as between the Pool of Bethes.
da. that an angel stirred. and fever-Lreed-
ing mud pond. The VTTALIA is crystalline