The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-04
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their very charming serenade last night.
1t gave us an appetite for sleep. We COR
daily wish them every success in Ameri-
Ca, financially and when old age begins
to creep over them, that they may be
enabled to return to their italian homes,
to peacefully end their days.
The concert by the Tremaines and Mr..
Pearson. last night. was a truly brilliant
affair. Their voices are particularly
fine-in fact, to use nautical phrase,
may be rated AL. Such feast we have
not enjoyed in long, long time. "The
Old Sexton" was equal to George Kun
kle, in his best days; Don't you go,
Tommy" touched the better parts of all
in the room; while "Family Jars" and
cousin Jedediah' carried the house by
storm. We advise one and all to pay
visit to the hall this evening.
CRUMBS H. Berry, Esq, Las
favored us with late New York papers.
The report that Miss Evans, the au-
thoress Of "St Elmo" and other pl,ilo
logical curiosities, was fatally injured on
Western railroad, is still going the
rounds of the press. The lady is not
only alive and well, but she is engaged
inwriting a sequel to ''Nashti," which, it
is said, will render Webster's unabridged
dictionary utterly useless.
The silver-toned tenor, the burly
Brignoli, and the charming cantatrice,
Miss McCulloch with q fine company of
operate singers, are expected to perform
in Columbia this month. Brignoli is
vending his way to New York from San
Francisco where he has been engaged in
the pleasant and profitable musico-
financial business of changing his silver
notes for golden dollars
Superintendent Evans requests lis to
say that the water will be shut off the
West end of Lady street. this day, at 9
o'clock for few hours
Gov. Scott has removed f. w. Lloyd,
Magistrate of Darlington. Charles
Frasier has been appointed Magistrate
for Marlboro, aud Mason B. Allen,
Notary Public for Charleston.
! The members of the Palmetto Fire
Engine Company are requested to call
at Heise's confectionery, on or before
Saturday evening, 5th.
Sumter has the honor Of being the
birth place of the gifted Clara Louisa
Kellogg, we believe; but Miss McCulloch
belongs to Richland-the impression of
the Sumter Ne,rs to the contrary.
There is to be q novel exhibition and
trial of speed. to-day, at II o'clock, in
the lot attached to Joyner's Hotel. A
Texas pony will be turned into the lot,
and any one investing the sum of five
dollars. will be allowed an opportunity
of catching him: the successful roper-in
being entitled to the pony
In the French Corps Legislatif, they
do not call n man to order, but "recall
him to order"--as much as to say that
his general habit is orderly, but just
now he is IL little out of his reckonin g.
The French are always polite.
Uncle Toby was undoubtedly the in
ventor of "Shoo Fly" for it will be
remembered, he said, "Shoo, little tly,
there is room enough in the world for
you and me-" and Uncle Toby was right.
When is iron like band of robbers =?
When it is united to steel.
| Nothing SO truly marks the refined
woman as the possession of full supply
of under clothing, neatly made and
tastefully trimmed. We remember a
shrewd old darkey who used to say that
she only wanted to see the clothes-line
and ''de place around de back-door," to
know what the new neighbors were; and
we are pretty sure that it is in the power
of button-holes and strings to deter
mine the grades of good many women.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Northern
mail is opened for delivery at a. m. :;
closed at $50 a. M. Charleston, opened
at $50 p. M; closed at $50 p. m.
Greenville, opened at 5. 80 D. M. closed