The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-08

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The Committee on Stteests' iata fchaov
ips the rAissa Crossings !, aA III Milf Stre9t
which have been osaeAeya pDisapca ,for; a
length Of. time. .. Mm would mkt suggest
to them to Ali !!i;' the holes Mn. Palmetto
Koad. Boundary and few othe streets.
We are authorized by General Super
lutendent Alexander, OF the Charlotte,
Columbia aud Augusta Railroad, to say
that round trip tickets to and from Au-
gusta will be issued to all persons de-
sirous Of Joining the Augusta excuysion
to New Orleans. The Mardi Gras fes.
tivities are only to be seen in their glory
in the Crescent City.
Richland and Lexington are in fair
way 10 be once moro connected. an ad-
vettisement in another column calls for
proposals to re.erect the Copgaree
Bridge. Here is q capital opportunity
for Major LaSalle Or Mr. Reno. :. This ia
truly important and behefosnt enter.
prise, and one which will prove Of i'm
mense Importance to Columbia. Comp
troher Neaele pledges himself to, push
tho matter forwarl' rnpidly. !. ',.:ea
Governor Scott has appointed os No.
taries Public G. E. Steadman, for Bari:
we'll. and E. j.. AIcConnel, for Marion
Counties. pitl.n .ln .>oared:
We received. yesterday, as a WRAPPER.
around the Congressional Globe. of this
year, fragment of the same paper, OF
thirty-two years ago. The memoties
that this small bit of paper awakeus are
in striking contrast TO- tho realities Of TO-:
day. The subject under discussion, at
the date of publication, June 22, 184O,)
was a national currency; and among the
yeas and nays. we notice Benton, Cal.
houn. Clay. Davis, Prentiss. Preston,
and other illustrious names. irs ',3@..
We observe in the oficial reportiof
the proceedings OF Congress-, that Mr..
Rainey's remarks were withheld for. re-
vision. Query-To Auglicize them?;
We are authorized to state that Thos.
3. Jeter, Esq. has been appointed gen
eral superintendent Of the Spartanburg
and Union Railroad, and will enter at
once upon the performance OF his duties.
See what Mr. Symmers has to say to
his numerous patrons this morning. He
has been in the business long enough to
know when an article is really good.
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DRAMATIca REC1TATIoNs.-W are: ra;
quested to state that Neil Warner, the
Euglish tragedian, and Grace Rawlinson,
are in town. We believe it is their in
tention to give Rotations from the
poets, at Twins Hall, on Friday night.
a contemporary thus speaks of their en-
tertaipment:
III the Academy OF Music wcre opened
every night, with such entertainments as
those presented by Mr.. Warner and Miss
Rawlinson. We dare say the time would
not be far distant when our citizens
would realize the beneficial results
wrought upon the morals of the youth
OF this city, and would feel thankful
that they could furnish their children
with entertainments that were pleasing
and improving"
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. l.. Neagle-To Bridge Builders.
Dnftie & Chapman
s. Straus s. Bro.-Keys Lost.
I. z. Orchard-Chess Club.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Geo. Symmers-Whiskey etc.
Acts of the Legislature.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 7.-Nickersou
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