The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-06
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copies ofsths ,RHRH1x!is five ,centsax ii,:S b.
Blue Skies balmtyIs' sunbhlue anaS TRa:.tf
neral desire for light Clothing prevailed
yesterday. 81 .isr.. ils% s: :,t
Plain and fancy ;colored printing exa,
ooted with neatnass and despatch, 5nithe
most reasonable tefng! ali Tie; jafseesstr
styles Of cards, 80, Oh ihapd q and m mntssd. q
in excellent style. ats the FH9stx. Office
Coi. 81. MasBlack; who Has beenyin ;
command Of the United States troops totjlu s &c
Charleston, has been relieved, and order
ed to command at Columbia. Yi,%G:,.;
Mrs. Olivia Pollock Marks, native: OF
Columbia, s.. O., died in New Orleans
on the 28th ult.. suddenly. = -, 4 z Il.
The post. office has. .beentremoyedtto
the brick building on Washington street,
near Main. !i.s4 7aaisrl j. - ! v:etst
Pamphlets, briefs, catalogues, dodgers
posters, hand-bilIa. bill;heads3in fact,,
everything in the way of job printing
gotten up in the best style aud on terms
that we pledge ourselves will be saatisiac,
tory to al parties, Let us; hear fromit ron
you, business men. in the shape, Of Or,
ders for theaspring trade. With ap-
proved machinery and steam power We
challenge comparison ip prices = ,,,,f7 3,,t'
The following appointments have been
announced OF the Executive Department.:
W. Allen Benton, County Treasurer of
Chesterfield, 1ice Thomas s, CaYeni;def,a \
resigned. J. II. Durham. OF Ho1y
County; s. NJ jewell, York; and Thos.
P. Slider, of Nswberry. to be Notafies.
Public. ia! 2fl5.
The patent steamer iis new toy, just
introduced by Mr.. Mckenzie. /, It. is
quito curiosity, and Will crafty grown
US we'll ns little folks. sil. -t..E
The card of Miss Buie, relative to her
school, is published in another column.
She is persevering and energetic. and is
deserving of patronage. 's
The members of the Vigilant Fire En-
gine Company are requested to meet at
their hall this evening, at half past u
o'clock; and. also, Friday afternoon, at
o'clock, for parade. ts .t5 1Alalss- Il l.,
The Carolina Spartan, says Dr.. Win
smith is yet living and likely to recover
from his wounds, III 4acINH3idt d5y.a
The raffie ior 'canaries viii take place sssI
at tie Pollock House, at 8 O'Clock, this
evening. z.Gehtlemen . interested will
take notice. A few moro CHANGES left.!sii
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DIE MoDENwEnr..-Tha April number
Of this beautiful fashion 7i,eriodical, pubs
lished in Europe aud imported by s. IT.
Taylor. No. SOL Canal street, New York; !;
has been received, and we must confess
il is one OF the best and most reliable
journals on fashion for Indies and chit:
dren in this country; in fact, it is worth
more to the ladies' than oil the other
fashion magazines combined. Z No lady
should be without it. It gives some
l.500 illustrations. $50 patterns. 400 dia-
grams OF embroidery. and twelve large
colored engravings yearly, and the price
is so cheap that every lady can afford to
subscribe for it. only three dollars a
year, or thirty-fiv cents for single copies.
Can be had of all news dealers, or ST.
Taylor, 391 Canal. street, New York
Mr.. Taylor has the exclusive agency Of
the English edition for this country, and
will send specimen copies for twenty-five
cents; so, ladies, take our advice and
send for copy i'm mediately. and depend
upon it you will never regret it. II,
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS -Tha Northern
mail opens at $50 P. NJ; closes 1915
P. NJ. Charleston day, mail opens 4.3O
P. NJ; closes 1l.3O A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes 6. 90
P. M. Greenville mail opens 7.3O r.
NJ; closes $50 P. NJ. Western mail
opens 1.30P. NJ; closes 1.3O P. III. On
Sunday Office open from to Pm. III
HOTEL ARRIvAIs, April {. 5.-Columbia
Hoiei-J. w. O O'Brien, Charleston; lB. w.
James. Philadelphin;i J. Marshall, Flo.
rida; D. J.Csrroll, Dwelling, Fort
Motto; G.. r. Rose. Mrs. w. b.. Hey
ward, Savannah; J.. B. Robertson, Bluff
ton; Fl. W. Addison. Edgefeld; B.,F.
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