The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-26
MAIL AanAsoE4Enrs.-The Nortbern

MAIL ARRANaHdENTs.- Northern
mail opens at 300 P. M; closes 7.l5
A. M. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. NJ; closes 600 A. Nj. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes 6. 90
P. M. Greenville mail opens 6.45 p.
NJ; closes 600 A. M. Western mail
opens 9.00A. NJ: closes 1. BOP. NJ. On
Sunday Office open from to 4P. M.
The BURNS CLUB. The anniversary OF
the birth Of Scotland's honored poet was
celebrated last night, in proper spirit.
"A surPer-and such au one-was fur.
rished by Mr.. Mckenzie. There was
shad, and oysters in various styles, and
as an additional appetizer, crisp celery.
About half-past 8 o'clock, President
George Symmers notified those present
that supper was getting cold." This
announcement had the effect of bring
ing parties promptly forward, when an
lndiscrlminate assault was made upon
the edibles, and for fully sixty minutes
the assault was kept up. To saw that
the cookies were good, would be- but
faint praise. We give the bill of fare.
to snow outsiders that nothing vas
wanted to crafty the palate OF any indi-
vidual present:
Oysters. Georgin shad, ham, tongue.
| wild turkey, domestic turkey, mutton
pies, oyster patties, chicken salad, oyster
salad, pieces montee. orange, coccsnn.
and meringue pyramids. Scotch, pound,
sponge, vanilla, Jelly and other cakes.
Charlotte russo. calf's foot jelly, cabinet
pudding, leo cream, pine apples. grapes,
bananas pears. oranges, apples, nuts,
almonds, raisins, coffee, whiskey pinch.
brandy, wine, &c. &c.
After sufficient time had been allowed
for hungryites to crafty their appetites,
President Symmers announced the fol-
lowing regular toasts. which we're fitly
responded to-:
The Day We Celebrate anuiver.
sary OF the birth of Scotia's gifted bard.
on whom nature lavished her choicest
gifts. with the power to entrance and So
cialize world.
'Rnnting Rowing Robin" hv
R. ". Scott
The Land We Left and the Land We
Live In-One the birth place of free
dom, with her hills and dales, and hearths
nnd heaths-always' dear TO the memory
OF her sons; the other immense in its
area and wonderful in it's growth. and
the homo Of the oppressed of eyery
olime
Song" Scotland" by Mr.. Roy.
Scotlnnd-The heart of every son and
daughter beats with Joy at the recollec.
ton OF her greatness and glory; and
from these the memory runs back to the
pleasant incidents of childhoods happy
days, when, by her streamlets, they ga
thered daisies and heather bell bloom.
Song-"Heather Hills" by Mr.. Jeans.
The Queen of Great Britain-ThrouQh
her long reign of prosperity and peace
has been vouchsafed to her peoples; long
mny she live.
Song -"Rule, Britannia" by Mr..
Lodwidge.
The President Of the United States
The head OF n great republic; q power
among the nations Of the earth.
Song-"Red, White and Blue"
The Ladies-Our mothers and our
wives, our daughters and our sisters: we
respect all their rights, and may God
bless them in oil their relations.
Song-"Green Grow the Rushes," by
j. Jeans.
The PHOENIX Office is supplied with all
necessary material for as handsome cards,
bill heads. posters, pamphlets. hand d-bills,
circulars, and other printing that may be
desired, as any Office in the South. Give
us call and test our work.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS
f.. w. Seibels-A Card.
Jacob Levin-Auction.
j. j. Day-Horses and Mules.
Liverpool and Charleston Packets.
HOTEL Arrivals, January Columbia
Hotel-T II Cooke, OranSeburg; Batos,
iiidgeway; II c Rockville, Wh,tevilIe; John S
Lusk, Baltimore; w NJ Marshall, q Lance,
Il Thompson, Ga; Is II Kennedy, Hamburg;
y II Clarke, New York; II D Phillips, Fa; j f
Ainsworth, New York; = Duffie, Charleston;
Is Lanneau. G NJ Goodhull and wife, N Y;J
Il Bishop, IA; Gilbert, BrookIyn; f.
Hail. g; David Hemphili. Chester; M A
Curtis, u, q 4 II; G Z Cotchitt, Southern
Express Company; W g Graham. Greenville;
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