The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-01
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PHGNIx1ANA.--The price of single
| copies OF the PHGN1x is Ave cents. '"''>h
Country publishers in want of second-
hand type-bourgeois and minion be-
sides rules, leads, ohases. etc., can be !!
supplied, at about half founders prices. :
by applying at the PHOENIX office.
Book and job printing of every kind
attended to promptly at PHOENIX Office.
Messrs. D. @. Peixotto 6 Son offer for .
saIe varied assortment of articles, this
morning -carpeting, shoes, etc. SEQ
advertisement. e
The following appointments have been
announced at the Executive Depart
ment: F. A. Miles end J. Q. Wilson, Of
Marion County, w. @. Harris, Laurens
County, and John r. Smith, of Union
County, to be Notaries Public. JoinD.
Sullivan, of Greepville County, to be
Deputy Surveyor for that County and
Notary Public. ,t
The water will be shut off from Rich
iaud street, West of Main, this moyning.
ct s o'clock.
We are authorized to state that Mr.. J.
l.. Shanklin, Of Oconee. has been incor-
rectly reported as voting for the Colum-
bin and Greenville Railroad bill, recently
passed in the House Of Representatives.
Mr.. Shanklin voted in the negative. and
desires to be thus put upon the record.
Hugh Wilson, Esq, Of the Abbevie
Press, is in Columbia, on business per-
tanning to his paper.
The following gentlemen were, last
evening, elected engineers and axemen
of the Independent Steam Fire Engine
Company: Chief Engineer, J. A. j. Der.
rick; First Assistant, J. T. Wright; So.
cond Assistant. p. H. Meimbresse; Third
Assistant. JUS. McDougal. Axemen, @.
Hofer, F. l.. Mckenzie, John Schro.
der and w. Reckling.
STEAM Power "A BEAUTIFUL MACHINE.
The presses in the PH&NIx Office are now
run by steam power-an improved ma
chine, OF sufficient capacity, having been
furnished by Mr.. r. Tozer, of this city.
It is OF the vertical class. which is &C.
nerally conceded to be the most econo-
mical style built-requiring the least
amount Of fuel, and lasting longer than
any other class of engines. The space
occupied is about four feet square, and
steam can be raised in ten minutes, from
the time of lighting the fire. The ease
with which it works, demonstrates that
the ontire machine has been we'll design
ed and carefully fitted up. It is beau.
tiful piece of work, and has been 90.
nerally admired by machinists.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 2s.-Co.
lumJia Hotel-J. B. Sanders, W. 4.
Bradley, 8. p. Simmons, o. NJ. Sadler.
s. G.; w. Wade, P. l.. Cohen, J. Hone.
J. McClung. O. o. Damon, Augusta; ".
H. Briekman, 8. G. r. R.; l.. D. Ward.
law, Jr., Rev. T. j. Shadler, j. A. jerks,
J. G. Holmes, S. G. Gilbert, G.. A. Sey.
mour. A. Tyler, Charleston; NJ. l.. Bon
ham, II. W. Addison, Edgefeld; G. Hop
kins, T. NJ: Schirmer, Baltimore; @. L.
Packard, Atlanta; Miss E. NJ. Mathews,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson, Fairfield; Miss
| Mobley, G. J. Patterson. Chester; @. R.
Curtis, Southington; j. Marian and
daughter, Brooklyn; W. B. Cash. Bing.
hams School; Il. II. Zimmerman. st.
Matthews; Fl. Wilson, Abbeville; G. q.
Suber. S. T.. FAINT and wife. Newberry.
| Nickerson House-W. NJ. Thomas, 9Th
Circuit; II. S. Williams. r. s. Stewart,
II. II. Tiffaney, Baltimore; Q. 81. Sc.
nior, j. Thomas and wife, G. j. Bucha.
nan, N. Y; r. Stuart and son, Quebec;
p. l.. Raphael, New Orleans; p. 3. R.
Suites, Florence; L. E. Reynolds. Phil.
adelpha; S. Agnew, Due West; N. T.
Pate, Va; j. d. Rockingham, BermudH;
I. A. Connor, Cokesbury; A. Burr, O.
Calhoun, 5. G..
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
j. N. Jones-Pnmps.