The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-04

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."Tis strange" nutte1sd ayodnsmnn
assSShe staggered, home Sfrom sppper
patty. Chow evil colnmuaications corrupt
tgood naanners. I've eahsuffounded by
tumblers oil tho evening, and now I'm a
tnmbler myself"
Pamphlets, briefs. catalogues, dodgers,
posters, hand-bills. bill-heads in fact,
everything in the way OF job printiBg e.
gotten up IN the best style md on terms
that we pledge ourselves will be satisfacs
tory to all parties. With approved MA,
chinery and steam power, we ohallenee
comparison i'll prices. r'-r ..
One can't marry n miss if he marries
widow.
We have had rain every day the past
week, and yesterday the most of ALL
Tc make hot bed Set the mattress
on fire. ~" 2
We have received an invitation to atr
tend the commencement exercises of
Roanoke College, Wednesday, June ,,2l.;
Among the list of orators and graduates
We notice the name Of julius D. Dre6cr,
OF this State. ~ '-S
II you wo lld lie pungent, be brief; for
lit is with words ns with sunbeams-the
more they are condensed the deeper
they burn.
Mr.. John H. Heise has removed his
confectionery to the stand formerly oc-
cupiel by Mr. Nj. Fl. Berry.
The Juveniles are counting the days
to vacation.
New FEDERAL CoUnr House. WonK
TO BEGIN SooN We have been shown
by cur townsman, Mr.. @. Il. Baldwin,
who hos received the appointment of
Disbursing Agent, the ground plans and
elevation of the new Federal Court
House to be erected on the lot corner of
Main and Laurel streets, opposite the
marble yard of Messrs. Bo, 70 s. sprcw!.
The building will be handsome two
story one. OF brick or granite. The st
story will contain the post Office, the
revenue officers rooms, Diutrict :Attor-
ney's md United States Commissiohef' e
rooms. The second story will contain
the United States Court room with Mar
shal's Office, Clerk of Courts Office and
!. jury apartments. In connection will be
found Mi modern improvements and
convenienccs. The floors will be tiled,
and the entire building finished in the
latest style. The whole ediice will be
crowned with cupolu containing a
clock. It will undoubtedly present q
handsome appearance and be an orna-
ment to the city. It's central location
will make the building convenient and
accessible. It is expected that ground
will be broken in about twenty or thirty
days. SIS, 900 has been already appro-
priated for this edifce. we nre inform:
ed that the Secretary of the Treasury
has indicated his intention to press this
work to an early compilation. Tie s1-
pervising architect is the Government
o.1icial, A. B. Mellett, Esq. of Washing
ton. Senator Robertson, we are inform
cd, was mainly instrumental in securing
this accession to Columbia. and it will be
perceived that he has thus secured fol
this city substantial advantage.
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PEnIopIcA1s. We .havo receiy ed the
following for June: i. aeits'
Good Words profnsoly illustrated
monthly magazine Of literature, science,
art and travel. Edited by Norman. Mac.
leod. D. d. Yearly subscription, S2.75
Single number, twenty-five cents. ''
The Sunday Magasfne-A 'profuse,y IL
lustrated monthly of recreation and III.
struction. Edited by Thomas Guthrie,
D. D. Yearly description, $3.50. Sin.
gle number, thirty cents. 3.a - 'iir''i
Good Words for, The Youo9-A pro,
fuseIy illustrated magazine for young
people. Edited by George Macdonald,
LII. D.: Yearly subscription, $3.50.
Single number, twenty five cents. I.
! The above are from J, d. L3ppiaeo.:
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