The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-08
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T.. M, close 5.30A. NJ q
Western. opens 1880 P. NJ. closes
2.45 p. M. - ~
Charleston, evening, opens a. III;
closes p. M.
Office open Sundays from half-past
4 o'clock to half-past 5.
The incloment weather, yesterday,
threw damper on Mr.. Denck's concert
last night. The performance tonight
will doubtless be something extra. Mr..
Denck shows himself master of the art,
and his performance last evening marks
him Carolina's gifted son, of whom we
may be justly proud. The opportunity
to hear such music seldom occurs in our
city, and we hope there will be better
attendance for this evenings concert.
God Save the Queen, with variations,
alone, will repay any one for the few
hours spent at the Soiree Classiquc, by
Jos. Hart Denck.
The following is the programme for
this evening: Senate in D-Hnydn;
Valsc de Concert-Schulhof; Senate in
C-Clementi; Sonate--Mozart; Para
phrase dc Concert-Wo Wollenhaupt; So
natc fatietique-Beetho Fantasie
on Don Juan-Thalberg; Variations en-
Popular Melodics-Jos. H. Denck.
PHENIN1ANA.--The price of single
copies of the PHOENIX is FIVE cents If
carriers charge more it. is simply swim
die. They can be obtained at TINT price
Of the Office.
The attention OF the County officers,
elected October 10Th, is called to the fact,
that the time allowed them to qualify,
will expire thirty days from November
8, the date of the declaration of election
Our readers will bear in mind that we
publish crery day reading matter on erery
page of the PHOENIX.
No Charleston mail was received here
yesterday evening-the Mail Agent from
that city failed to change the mail ut
Branchville. Mail Agent Toland will
accept our thanks for copies of the
Charleston papers.
There was race, yesterday afternoon,
at the Copgaree Course, between two
horses belonging to citizons. Mr.. Lo-
gan's nag was the winner. No time
recorded.
Mr.. @. L. Jackson announces the ap-
proach of the holiday season with q
statement OF what he is prepared to
show, and his assertions can be verified,
too. We have to thank him for n box,
containing several tasty articles. Sec
his advertisement.
The Sunday Chronicle, published by
the Printers Cooperative Company of
Charleston, made its appearance on the
4th. The publishers say: cit is our
purpose to make it a good family paper,
admitting nothing into its columns which
can either Insult the intelligence or hurt
the conscicntiousncss of its readers,
either i'll its advertising or other CO.
lumns." Charleston should support o
good weekly.
Tho Sunday Magazine, for December, is
handsomely illustrated, and has the fol-
lowing carefully selected contents A
Sunday in Venice; Seeing and not Per
ceiving; Infallibility; The Prayer of the
Sower; Your Life and Mine; The Irony
Of Christ; America and the Americans;
Joash-A Study for Young Men; Re-
joicing with Trembling; The Woman
who Trampled on Dragons; A New Years
Hymn; The Diet of Augsburg 1880;
On Letter Writing; Supplcment-Note
for Readers Ont of the Way. j. b. Lip
pincott & Co.. Philadelphia, at 50. so per
annum.
Hattorf's aromatic bitters, manufac-
tured in Richmond, Va, are highly
commended. Mr.. Pollock (of the house
of that name) is the agent in this city,
and to him we are indebted for bottle
If all that is claimed for these bitters is
correct, they should be termed ne plus
ultra. They are certainly pleasant to
take, but are commended indiscrimi-
nately. Ask for them, and give Them n
trial.