The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-07
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Charleston, evening, opens 8 A. NJ;
closes p. M.
Office open Sundays from half past
4 o'clock to half-past 5.
CONCERT THIS EvENING.-The concert
by that eminent pianist, Mr.. Jos. Hart
Denck, comes off this evening, ut the
music room of the Messrs. LyBrand, on
Taylor, near Main street. The following
is the programme: Senate, No. 5-Haydn;
Scherzo -Mendelssohn; Senate in F.
Mozart; Tarantelle-Chopin; Senate No.
| l3-Clementi; God Save the Queen
Gottschalk; Moonlight Sonate-Bectho-
ven; Fantasia on Belisario-Govi
OUR Book TABLE. -Messrs. Duf1ie &
Chapman have also furnished us with
copies of the two works referred to in
yesterdays PHGN1x-'Which is the He
roine ?" and "Vivian Romance" We
are also indebted to these gentlemen
for copy of No. $50 of "Harper's
Library of Select Novels Duty
Bound" by the author of "Mark War
ren." etc. It is illustrated with numer-
GUS wood cuts, and from hasty glance,
we should pronounce it worthy of peru
eal. We shall give it more extended
notice hereafter.
PHGN1XIANA.--- price of single
copies of the PHOENIX is five cents If
carriers charge more it. is simply swim
die. They can be obtained at that price
at the Office.
The attention of the County officers,
elected October 10Th, is called to the fact,
that tho time allowed them to qualify,
will expire thirty days from November
s, the date of the declaration of election.
Lorick & Lowrance have just received
another lot of fresh mountain butter and
large mellow apples. If you want some
thing good in the butter and Iapple line,
give them q call.
Our readers will bear in mind that we
publish eoery day reading matter on euery
page of the PHOENIX.
The fall of the year-Napoleon's
Mr. Seegers has just received an in
voice of the celebrated Cincinnati wine,
which was 80 generally admired by the
"Green Liners" It is grapey and par.
ticularly pleasant
At a meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Elmwood Cemetery Company,
held yesterday, Mr.. Bolton was elected
Sexton and Keeper of the grounds.
An inquest was held on Sunday over
the body of Orange White, (colored J
a convict at the State Penitentiary, who
was shot and killed by one of the guards,
named Jesse Cantey, while endeavorine
To- make his escape. The jury rendered
verdict in accordance with the above
facts.
Me'7y's Museum is gay with the bright
color gracing the covers of the December
number. Looking inside, liveliness and
beauty of other kinds greet the eye
with illustrations, pleasant stories, poe
try, declamations, puzzles, and whatever
} else continues to make this coolest
Juvenile Magazine in America" still as
popular as ever. The mantle of Peter
Parloy, enlarged and with new decora
tions, is worn jauntily as in former years,
with modern improvements. Terms,
31.5O year. Specimen free. Horace
3. Fuller, publisher, Boston.
The Reoolution says: ga woman is as
good as man." Well, if you can't say
ything better about woman than
that, you better dry up. She is a con.
founded sight better than man to sew
on buttons, and all those things that
q man isn't sufficiently inspired to per-
form.
We are pleased to state that Mr..
Barnes, who was so seriously injured by
the accident on tho Greenville and Co.
lumbia Railroad, on the 10th ult., is
again on his feet. His jaw bono was
broken in two places.
Thara will 1,a rooo {l,;c oft