The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-03
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CRuMBs. 60 to Kinard's for the latest
styles. One Of the members of the firm
has just returned from New York, with
fresh stock Of goods, bought after the
recent decline. Call and examine
among other things, the tasty "Albert"
cravat.
We are indebted to Mr. J. W. Denny,
State Printer, for pamphlet copies OF the
Acts and Resolutions passed at the last
session OF the Legislature.
The Charleston County Horticultural
and Agricultural Society will hold
grand exhibition on the I'd of May. The
premiums nre open to any one in the
State.
The publication of the Charlotte
Daily Times has been discontinued.
Members of the dental profession who
attend the convention to be held here on
the 9th inst, we are informed by the
committee, will have tho usual railroad
consideration, of returning free, extended
to them. Mr.. Wright, OF the Nickerson
House, who gives the use of his hall for
the occasion, will entertain members of
the convention at reduced rates.
The annual meeting of the Colum bia
Bible Society will be held this (Sabbath)
evening the Sd instant, at the Presbyte-
rian Church in this city. Addresses will
be delivered by Col. T. w. McMaster,
Rev. @. B. Walker and Rev. VIM. s.
Plumer, D. D. Services to commence
ut ~ o'clock P. M. A collection will
be taken up for Bible distribution in Co.
lumbia and Richland County. The pub
lie is respectfully invited to attend.
During the past two days 482 names
have been registered in Ward No. l.;
307 in Ward No. 3. Tomorrow is the
last day for registration.
Richland was the winner of the half
mile race, yesterday. Considerable in
terest was manifested in dash of q
quarter Of q mile-the Assistant Adju-
tant-Generals mare coming in ahead
much to the surprise of the knowing
ones. A challenge was given ana nc-
| cepted for q quarter race, on Tuesday,
the 18th instant North Carolina ps.
South Carolina.
Tho necessary preparations for the
'chicken dispute" have been completed; !;
and experienced individuals assert that
the display Of chickens is particularly
| fine.
Voters will bear in mind that they
must register before voting ut the mu-
nicipal election to be held on Tuesday
| next According to an Act passed by
the last Legislature, each Ward elects its
| own Aldermen.
H1BEnN1coN. -MacEvoy 8 combination
of a tour in Ireland opens at Janney's 8
Hall tomorrow, with M attraction in the
shape of painting which will attract
Ireland's sons, and which exhibits the
life, strength and beauty of green Erin,
through her length and breadth. The
tour of Dublin, the tour of Wicklow,
with Barney the Guide, and the tour of
Kildare, Carlow and Killenney, will not
fail to attract the "boys from the sod, -
who have left home and Gre waiting to
hear from the land of Erin. The tour
of Cork and Killarney will attract all
true Irishmen, and we feel assured that
the Gland of the green" will be faith
fully represented. The following CON-
plimentary notice is from the Atlanta
| Constitution:
Perhaps no Atlanta audience was
ever more delighted with an entertain
ment than was the one which assembled
Mt DeGive's Opera House last night with
| MacEvoy's tour in Ireland. It is cnpi-
tai exhibition-thoroughly Irish, frolick-
ing with Celtic humor, resonant with
Irish melody, sparkling with Irish
"bulls," anecdotes and jokes, and glow
ing with Irish scenery, represented upon
broad stretches of canvas All the noted
towns. localities, churches, and other
buildings of the land Of song and tradi-
tion are elegantly presented in vast Sc
ries OF brilliant paintings. and the whole
made instructive by the clear and con-
else lecture of Mr.. Charles MacEvoy.
At this late hour. it is impossible to men
ton even the more notable among the
pictnres which were nreaeptp1 The tasti-