The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-25

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/ Book and job printing Of every kind
attended to promptly ut PHOENIX Office.
Afount Of minion Of about 200 pounds,
together with two-line letter, nearly new,
viii be sold at 40 cents pound, with
the cases. This is a bargain. as the
foundry price is 6S cents. Also. lot of
second hand bourgeois and minion, Mt
25 and 80 cents. Besides leads. rules,
chases, etc.
Pamphlets, briefs. catalogues, dodgers,
posters, hand-bills, bill-heads-in fact,
everything in the way of job printing
gotten up in the best style and on terms
that we pledge ourselves viii be satisfac-
tory to all parties. Let us hear from
you, business men, in the shape of or
ders for the spring trade. With ap-
proved machinery and steam power, we
challenge comparison in prices.
Plain and fancy colored printing exc.
cuted with neatness and despatch, on the
most reasonable terms. All the latest
sty lee OF cards, &C., Oh hand aud printed
in excellent style, Mt the PHGSIx Office.
The New York Star advises people to
die now, as the undertakers are advertis-
ing so whole funeral for twenty-five
dollars
Messrs. II. g. W. G. Swal1ield are in
receipt of their spring stock of clothing
and hats. Their old patrons know what
to expect, and new ones, therefore, need
only be told that these gentlemen are
az J;dH in their business.
The best share in farm-The plow-
share.
The white hen. which laid tho won
derful K. X. egg, and then gave up tho
ghost. has been stuffed, and is now on
exhibition at Barry's saloon. It is a
curiosity.
'Bred in the Bone; or, like Father
like Son." is the title of an illustrated
novel, by the talented author Of "a
Beggar on Horseback" etc. It is No.
357 of Harper's Library of Select Novels,
and is very entertaining production.
Messrs. Bryan & McCarter and Duffie &
Chapman have it for SALE Price so
cents.
Rich music-A million air.
The LEE MONUMENT OF
THE DECEASED GENERAL had q
call, yesterday, from Mr.. L. NJ. Cassels,
of Atlanta, Ga, who is the agent of the
Lee Monumental Association-which has
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ment over the remains of Gen. Lee, at
Washington and Lee College. Licking
ton, Va. Mr.. G. is disposing of accu-
rate portraits of the General, which
have been greatly admired by all who
have seen them. Any one desirous of
securing good picture of the famous
Confederate General, and at the same
time lend q helping hand to laudab]e
undertaking. should purchase copy.
The prices are SIS and $40, according to
size, framed, or S. and S. unframed.
Mr.. Cassels may be found at the book
store of Messrs. Bryan & McCarter.
The EXPRESS SA1E.-Yesterday our
citizens enjoyed rare frolio, and many
an unfortunate wight was heartily
laughed at, while not o few individuals
secured genuine bargains. Among the
latter was prominent grocer, who, by
an outlay of S1.75, secured box con.
thinning fully 500 worth OF silver-ware-
the premiums of the Abbeville Agricul-
tural Society. A butcher became the
fortunate possessor OF trunk contain
ing two suits of broadcloth, a pistol,
several trinkets, and check for nearly
$l00-all for Sc. A druggist, by invest
ing So, became the possessor of several
handsome pipes. y case, carefully
screwed up, and directed to Gov. Scott,
was looked upon as n sort of internal
machine, and was carefully avoided for
while, but finally member of his Ex-
cellency's official household mustered up
courage and invested V, and was re-
wardcd by finding metal gauge, worth
fullJ $40. A huckster invested in what
was tboupht to be q box of candy. but