The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-30

too' u 10 jus5 Inc thing Tor large es-
tabiishments; and in country towns .is
invaluable.
Our merchants. and others wishing to
prepare for the fall business, will please
take notice that the PH1s1x Office ia
supplied with oil necessary material for
as handsome cards, bill heads, posters.
circulars. and other printing that may be
desired. as any Office in the oity. Give
us q call and test our work. fs
Roses Hotel was raopened to the
public yesterday the proprietor having
yielded to the demand for, accommoda-
tions, caused by the influx of refugees
from the yellow fever at Charleston. The
capacity Of his establishment for. the en- en-
tertainment OF guests having been greatly
increased and improved by the recent
changes made under tue auspices Of the
genial proprietor, the house will now be
found very desirable home for the
travelling public. j,#l.y
The Thermometer ranged as follows II
the Pollock House yesterday: A., Ar.,
IS; 12 NJ. 80; 2 P. M., 81; Z P. ~, 49,,
"Dse 1K4cAt i'm RAeia" is illustrutellat
1snnc SuIzbncher's--a clock,' with mo-
deis OF Bismarck md Louis Napoleon
see: saving over time.piece, 7..47.
The "Cprolina House" is to ,ha re-
opened on the LIST September, under the
superintendeace Of the former propria-
tor. Mr.. r. Barry. The establishment
has been completely overhauled and
fitted up. 4.. l.,; ..n1.,,.,
DR.. T. r., Nrpore's bedroom was as'eshi eshi.
tered. yesterday morning, and al quaint 1altti
ty of clothing carried loff.. The robber
was very systomatio., und deliberate.
Somebody will certainly be hurt before
these robberies are discontinued. '.il.t
Mr. Levin is rapidly disposing, of; tick
cts in the distribution to be made bv the
Charleston CharitableAssociation.l-2 See
the advertisement. ""' 's'"
Dr.. T. II. Moore;s dental office will
continue closed for few, dnys--in oon
sequence of the death Of his uncle.
Smith =. Davis. Esq, Of Nowberry.
Last evening, about o'clock, a brick
warehouse, situated on Main street, q
few'doofs this side Of Boundary, fell in,
with a terrible crash. The sound created
by the full startled the residents in that
portion Of the city for many squares dis
tant. Tho building had not been uaed
for length of time. No damage to life
or limb. though several persons had
passed by the building but few mo.
mcnts previously.
We sincerely regret to announce the
death, Yesterday morning, Of the eldest
son OF our young friend, John Caldwell,
from diphtheria; and also the serious
illness of another child from the same
terrible disease. The father is absent at
the North, and cannot Bo communicated
with. %sIf.J
Man. AnRANeRMExrs. The Northern
mail opehiAat$ 800 P. NJ; closes i7.15
a. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
T. NJ; closes 600 A. II, Charleston
night mail opens 6.3OA. NJ closes 6. 90
T. N. Greenville naail opens GAS p.
H.; closes 600 a.. M. Western mail
opens 8. 0OA. M; closes ]. 80 p. Al. On
Sunday Office open from to 4P. M.
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SUPREME CoUnr DEcls1oSs. August 20.
$. s. Farrar &, Bros. rs. ": r. Farley et
al Motion dismissed and case remand
ed to Circuit Court. Opinion by Moses.
CO.
). Norton rs. Wm. Lewis et al. Case
remanded to Circuit Court for decree
.ot foreclosure. epinion by Willard,
A. j. :.tE
J. R. Massey et q1ttEE wylie r. Du,an.
Verdict set aside aldAew trial ordered.
Opinion by Willard, A.. n
HOTEL ARRi AIS, August 90. -G -GicIey.
son House-O. L,.',Yales, Mr.. ". r.
Davis, three, children and nurse, j. j.
Nevill and wife, W. x. Ryan and vile,
Miss Ryan, a. Ryan, Chatleston; Wm.
Johnston. Charlotte; R. R.tVampin, Nfal-