The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-19
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CEEx MATTERS. The price of single
copies Of the PHGSIx is ave cents.
The PHOENIX Office 10 supplied With all
necessary uas:sr;al 70. ss hend.ome e.raa.
bill beads. posters. pamphlets. hsnd.bills,
circulars. and other printing that may be
desired. as any Office ~ the South. Give
us call and test our work. irt.a
In looking up Christmas presents.
don't forget that our old fellow.citizens.
Mesars. Stanley and Mckenzie, are in
the ring. with lots of fancy as we'll ss
useful articles. Examine their goods.
BY all means. before making purchases,
Gov. Scott hss made the following 3D.
pointments: Notaries PubIio-Jsmee ".
Williams. for Beaufort. and Henry Jones.
for Edgefield. 't Fa 5
Old Dan Rice's highly-populsr Paris
Pavilion Circus opens in Oolumbis, on
Isevy's lot. to-day, and continues to NOR.
row--two performances each day. After
the many favorable notices Of it which
We have already published. the mere an
nouucement OF its arrival is sufficient TO
crowd the comfortably-warmed canvas.
A shooting match took place, yester-e
day afternoon. between two men oon.
neoted with the chow on Assembly street.
in which one received q shot in the faos.
Nothing serious.
We call the attention OF purchasers TO
the advertisement of Messrs. Brook
banks & Parker. who have just received
fine lot OF fruit, with full assortment
Of new toys and also lot OF Canary
birds. suitable for Christmas gifts.
Parties interested in the game-cock
fair will remember that it commences to-
morrow. Entries can be made up to II
O'Clock on that day.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens at 800 p. M; closes 7.I6
A. M. Charleston day mail opens 100
P. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes 6. 90
z. M. Greenville mail opens 8.46 P.
M eloses 600 A. NJ. Western mail
opens 8. 90 A. NJ: closes 1.3OP. III. On
Sunday Office open from 8 to 4P.M.
PRRIoDIcALs.-Le Bon T0n-one of
the leading fashion monthlies for Janu-
ary-has been received. Colored and
plain fashion plates are it's principal at
fractions. 8. T. Taylor. S91 Canal
street, New York, is the publisher.
The January number of Peters Mu-
sicdl Monthly is a perfect gem, and the
attention OF music lovers is directed to
it's many attractions. Thirty two pages
of music in this number. L. Peters,
500 Broadway. New York, is the pub-
Usher.
The Southern Musical Journal. pub
lished by L:dden & Bates. Savannah,
Ga. is worthy Of patronage Besides
sheet music. it contains large quantity
OF useful reading matter.
Good Words is the title of an excellent
religious monthly, edited by Norman
Macleod. D. D., and republished by J.
B. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia.
Vick's Illustrated Catalogue. for 1872, is
one OF the handsomest and most tastv
publications of the kind We have ever
seen. photograph OF the proprietor
OF the well-known Rochester IN. w
nurseries. James Viok. Esq. embellishes
the work, which, besides an extensive
price list, contains illustrations of nany
of the products of the seeds, etc., which
he offers for sale. The attention of
florists is called to this work.
LIST OF NEW ADvRRrIsRMkNrs.
To Rent-Rooms.
John McKenzie-Toys, Candies, 60.
Dufie & Chapman-Holiday Books.
J.T. Flanagan & Co.--Boots, Shoes, &c.
W. B. Stanley Goods.
Brookbanks g. Christmas.
E.. Hope-Christmas Goods.
Vim. Gorman-Barrels for Sale.
Independent Fire Company.
John a. Tillinghast-In Memoriam.
". MaIler-School Notice.