The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-29
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copies of the PRGN1x'is ave cents.
b The annual meeting of the Oolumbin
Memorial Association will be held this
saturday. aftern Jon, 29th, at o'clock
at the Washington Street Chapel. All
members Of the Association. and all the
ladies OF Columbia and vicinity, who de-
sire to becoms members, IRE earnestly
invited TO attend.
Plain and fancy colored printing exc.
outed with neatness and despatch, on the
most reasonable terms. All the latcst
styles of cards, &C.. on hand and printed
in excellent style, at tho PHOENIX Office.
"The Monarch Of. Mincing-Lane" ie
the title OF an illustrated novel by VIM.
Black, just issued y Harper & Brothers,
New York; prioc fifty cents. Although
the story of quiet. y-day life, devoid
of thrilling incid, mt, this novel yet poe
sesses more than ordinary interest. The
plot is clear, and is not marred by any
straining after effect. The characters nre
finely delineated, the dialogue natural,
and the denoueme,t satisfactory. Messrs.
Duffie & Chapman have it for sale.
Pamphlets. briefs, catalogues. dodgers,
posters. hand-billa, bill-heads in fact,
everything in the way OF job printing
gotten up in the best style and on terms
that wo pledge ourselves will he satisfac-
tory to nll parties. With approved ma
chinery and steam power, we challenge
comparison in prices.
There have been several changcs and
improvements made in the Columbin
Hotel, during the Inst few days. A bill
lard room. with improved tables. has
been opened. where profioients can have
an opportunity to display their akilI to
amazed noviccs. Tie ''invigorating
room" has been changed to more .con-
venient location, Immediately in real
and to the left of the Office. Other
changes are also contemplated, which
will add to the comfort OF guests.
Messrs. Bryan & McCarter have for
sale-price twenty-five ceuts-" The
Fight at Dame Enropa's School; show
ing how the German Boy thrashed the
French Boy. and how the English Boy
looked on" It contains 33 illustrations,
by Thomas Mast It is humorous pro-
auction, bus rather nnpnlatahIe to
johnny ,Crapeau.
! Representative DeLarge has furnished
us copy of the Congressional Direc-
tory" compiled for the use of Congress-
It contains the residence and ah r bio
graphical sketch of each member, be-
sides many other matters Of interest.
The PHGNIx employees enjoyed a capi-
tai trent. yesterday, furnished by Mr.. r.
NJ. Pollock -Mill-poud oysters on the
half-shen, Cincinnati Buck beer, will,
the necessary trimmings. This beer is
particularly adapted to those who appre-
ciate beer somewhat stronger than our
native production.
John E. Marley. Esq, of tho SouIh
Curolina Railroad, announces that visi.
tors to the Charleston Schutzenfest will
be carried to and from Columbia for one
| fare.
DR.. T. T. Moore ia proficient in his
profession, and "ye local" can faithfully
testify to it, as he has lately submitted to
the killing and removal of the nerve from
an unfortunate ''eye TOOTH" and then to
gold filling, and ull without the slight
estpain. The Job was we'll ham mered, too.
Tho world moves nlong, ard cur dental!
friends keep up with the march of i'm
proyement.
Principally through the indomitab!e
perseverance, Of our old fellow citizen,
Rev. VIM. Martin, funds sufficient have
been pledged to warraat tho com mence-
ment Of active operations towards the
re-erection of the Washington Street
Methodist Church, md We hope soon to
be able to announce the re-laying of the
corner stone. Those desirons of assist
ing in the good work aro requested TO
hand in their contributions promptly.
The attention of persons interested in
stocks and bonds is called to the state
ment issued semi-weekly by A. @. Kauf-
man, Esq. of Charleston. He is an ex-
tanoiva Ioo1nr IN uo,,rif;oo ord 30 &l,o