The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-25
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a large and varied lot of cards, suita-
bic for weddings. invitations, visiting
aud business purposes, have just been re-
ceived at this Office, which, owing to the
dull scason, will be printed at low rates.
Old newspapers for sale at PHOENIX
Office. at fifty cents q hundred.
Mr.. Asher Palmer. agent for the justly
popular Sunny South" and "Cotton
Plant" cook stoves. is issuing sealed en-
velopcs to his patrons. each of which
contains m article of general use. Re-
member, however, bachelors are not ex-
pected to understand their use.
A valuable stock Of machinery will be
offered for sale on the 7th proximo-the
Columbia Oil Works. Everything is in
order for doing on extensive and lucra
tive business. The terms will be made
easy. we are informed.
We have been requested to state that
the third term of Benedict Institute,
Columbia. will commence on Monday,
October Z. It is school for colored
preachers.
The new building being erected for
tue Union Savings Bank will soon be
ready for occupation.
Capt. Stanley. besides other household
articles has the patent match striker
something new and useful.
AIcssrs. W. d. Love & Co. havo com.
menced to remove to the South.eas cor
ncr of Richardson and Plain streets.
They will open up the new establishment
with almost an entire new stock.
From the Columbus Sun, we learn that
Gen. L. 2. Alexander has accepted the
position of President of the Savannah
and Memphis Railroad, to which he was
elected about month ago, as the sue
cessor Of Col. W. L. Salisbury, resigned,
anl will assume the duties Of his oflico
about the first of October.
Mr.. F. D. Konenan, of the Assembly
street saloon, furnished his frends-the
! local among the numbcr-with mess of
roast CLANS, last night That they were
good, we need hardly inform any indi-
vidual who has partaken of them; and
that 1--WE" did them ample justice, it is
also unnecessary to say to those who
understand the condition of the locals"
palate.
See Symmers' Bulletin No. 1. he
means what he says.
Upon the recommendation of Judge
Melton and many citizens, Joseph
Ohiel, convicted at the February term of
the Court of Sessions for Richland Coun.
ty, of stealing mule, and sentenced to
two years imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary, has received pardon from Gov.
Scott.
The Lutheran congregation are max
ing an addition to their Sunday school
room
We desire to make a correction, rela-
tive to the evidence of Mr.. Fielding be-
fore the coronor's jury, on Sunday last.
The statement as published was that
Melton md Montgomery were between
Caldwell and Tupper; whereas it should
havo been Montgomery and Melton
wore between Upper and Caldwell and
the door by which Melton, Caldwell and
Morgan entered"
The weather is delightful. The slight
rains during the past two days have
materially cooled the atmosphere as we'll
as laid the dust.
We return our thanks to Messrs. ".
J. Divine and e. G.. Chic, of the Will
mington and Weldon and Sea-board and
Roanoke Railroads, for passes over their
respective lines.
The following is tho programme of
music by tho bond of the 18th Infantry.
for this afternoon:
Faust Quickstep-Faust
Scene and Aria Nabuchodonosor-
Verdi.
Goodnight Quadrille-Marie.
Selections from Ernani-Verdi.
Galop Over Sticks and Stones-Faust.
When q young lady offers to hem q
cambria handkerchief for a rich baohe-
lor, she means to sew in order that she
may reap.