The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-26
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ELECTION ORDERED From the notice
In another column contained in the
Executive Proclamation, it will be seen
that an election for Mayor and Aldermen
of this city, has been ordered for April
5th next. For three days prior to the
election. the books will be opened for
registration.
INoUEsTs. Tho Coroner held an in
quest on the body Of negro woman
who was found dead, on Thursday, and
the jury returned verdict that de-
ceased came to her death 10y the visitation
of God"
Another inquest was held yesterday on
the body of White woman, and the ver-
dict of the jury was "that she came to her
death from on overdose of morphine"
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THE OpERATIC CoNCEKT "A rich and
rare musical treat was enjoyed by the
large and appreciative audience that
greeted Miss McCulloch last evening.
1t was this young lady's first appearance
before the citizens of her native city as a
prima donna soprano. Public expecta-
tion was not disappointed. Our distin-
guished representative in the depart
ment of song met with most gratifying
reception, and her attainments were
fully appreciated. She has returned
crowned with laurels, and Columbia and
the State are proud of the honors she
has won. Tn the course of the evening,
she gave with great effect the familiar
song of Home, Sweet Home"
Miss Henne, the contralto, was greeted
with applause, aud her singing was re-
garded very charming. Sig. P. Brignoli
showed himself worthy of his reputa-
tlon as a silver-voiced tenor, and Sig.
Petrilli, Sig. Giorza and Sig. Locatelli,
nll performed their parts admirably.
The evening was passed most pleasantly
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becoming taste; and, in conclusion, we
have only to advise the lovers of music
to attend the second occasion this even
ing. This is Miss McCulloch's benefit,
and the popular opera of II Trovatore
will be given.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. March 25 -Nickerson House.
| W W Wannamaker, st Matthews; w klce,
Charlesst%n; VIM ,Johnston; G; q " Water
Two Miss Hammett's, Greenvile; G Uonnor'
Miss Il C Connor, Cokesbnry; II Adams,
SSpartanbnrg; EG Goss, Unionville; K An
,irews. Marion; Mrs McCnllnch. Miss McCul-
locl,, M-s !ienne. sig Brignoli, Sig petrll!i.
| ig Gi"rza, sig Dnrand, Sig Locatei, N Y;
Mrs ]. J, innings. Greenvllle; s Hall, Y;
| McAb"y. Miss Grubbs, Walton. Henry
Dixon, X Il ID Il Il; G BarbagelatO, Il Nolan,
! II NJ Stoko-, Union.
Columb a Hvtel-J Ezoll sulzbacher, l.
Dart. city; Il W Raymond. ID Hunter
| Livingston. New York; j OBrien. A Is Null
| ligam and lady, d Hatt0n, Thos Summers. z
VI Gilbert. Charleston; J l. Souther, Green
| vile; W ! Fair, Newberry; W NJ trshall. Alb
| boviile; j II IL, nry, Laurens; J II Miller J
duncan. W May berry. . n Saddler, S W
II Bailey. Greenwood; NJ Bailey. Clinton;
W McGhee, t"kesbur.; 7 Il robertson,
WinnsDuro; Wiley, Spartanburg.
LIST OF New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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