The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-02
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L We are requested to state that the
lReE. Elliot .H.dThotason, a native of
Virginia. and 81 missionary of the Pro
1eeSts eseSttsnt Epissopss Chusoh 70 China, where
he has resided for the last ten years, will
preach this morning, in Trinity Church,
on the subject of his mission; after
which, collection will be taken up in
aid of the same. In the afternoon, he
will address the children of the Sunday
School of said church and all others
who may be disposed to attend, and will
set forth and explain certain interesting
peculiaritles of the singular people
among whom he has been laboring.
Seats free on both occasions of worship.
The morning service will commence Mt IL
q. m.; the afternoon service at I D. m.
CRUMBS. s.-Messrs. J. & L. r. Agnew
have an article on hand, which house
keepers will hail with Joy. as it will, with
ont any material outlay of elbow grease,
clean and polish tin, silver, cutlery, Bri-
tania, plated ware and brass 1t is said
to be free from poison or any injurious
substauce-is used dry, with fine cloth
or wash leather. ''Patent Magic Pow
der" is the term by which it is known.
Try dozen and you will be charmed
with the result.
Judge Aldrich delivers his lecture, this
evening, for the benefit of the Ursuline
Convent.
Franklin once wrote:
He who by the plow would thrive,
Himself must either hold or drive"
These lines we're very popular in their
day, and even now, they are occasionally
quoted by old fogies. But some person
has cclipsed them by bringing out the
following:
''He who by his biz would rise,
Must either bust OF ADVERTISE
AT the regular monthly meeting of
Palmetto Fire Engine Company, held
last evening, +. r. Stokes, Esq, was
elected Treasurer.
THE Rural CARoL1NIAN. We have
received the February number of this
favorite rural monthly, and find it even
more Interesting than its several predc-
cessors. It is very handsomely printed,
and the illustrations, which are numerous
and excellent. add not little to the
general attractiveness of the magazine.
Evans q Cogswell, Charleston, are the
publishers. Subscription. 50 per annum.
PEnIoD1oALs.-Tho February number
of the well-known illustrated fashion
magazine-Die MotlenweN-has been re-
ceived. It is valuable addition to the
stock of reading matter actually neces
sary in family. Every article of ap.
parel worn by ladies and children is pic
tured S. T. Taylor, Canal street, New
York, is the publisher
The Lille Corporal for F'ebrua7.y.-
Pure, crisp, and brilliant; as Usual, full
of all the fresh juices of Young Ameri
can life. 1t grows better and better. Nc
, boy or girl should be without it. One
dollar year, when it is worth double
, that amount. Published by Alfred l..
Sc we'll & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
SUPREME Court. February l. The
Court met at 10 q. m. Present: Chief
Justice Moses and Associate Justice Will.
lard.
The following cases were heard: Abra.
ham Baum us. Meyer Stern; Mr.. Asher
d. Cohen for appellant; Mr.. Buist on
same side; Mr.. Porter for appellee; Mr..
Asher D. Cohen in reply. Patrick j.
Coogan, plaintiff in error, u.s. BENJAMIN
J. Parker et ,le, executors of defendants
il error; Mr.. Buist for plaintiff in error
Mr.. ]. Barrett Cohen for defendants in
error.
The cases of William Whaley et al.