The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-02

GRAND JuBnEB.-Our colored friends
are to have grand jubilee in this city
on the coming 4th of July. 10 addition
to large delegations from various socie-
ties from the upper Counties, an exour-
sion train will leave Wilmington, via the
Wilmington. Oolumbis end Augusta
Railroad. for this city, on the morning
OF the Sd instant. reaching here about 8
o'clock P. NJ. A oand Of mas;c will &C.
company the excursionists. Ample ar
rangements have been made for their
reception and entertainment during their
stay in our city.
The Republican State Executive Com
mite was in session here Saturday, A.
J. Ransier, Chairman. The convention
to nominate State officers and Presiden-
tial electors was fixed upon to meet on
the 21st OF August. We presume tho
object of selecting such distant day is
to draw out the opposition prematurely.
or, in case OF failure in that, to allow as
little time as possible for the organiza-
tion of the bolt which ia certain to be
made by those opposed to tho present
management OF State affairs, in case the
convention is manipulated by the cor
ruptionists.
PUBLIC SALE.-At the eale of the
Court House lots, yesterday, by Mr..
jacob Levin. the following prices were
paid:
Lot No. was purchased by E. j.
Scott, Son & Co., for $3.50. The lot
adioins their banking house.
| Lot No. 2, adjoining No. l. by 9.
Hamberg, for So, 100.
Lot No. 8. adjoining No. 2. by G.
Hamberg, for 81, ZOO.
Lot No. 4. adjoining No. 3. by G.
Alworden. for 2,6l0.
Lot No. S, adjoining No. 4. by G..
Aiworden, for $2,64O.
Lots No. 6 and we're not sold.
CITY IMPROVEMENTS Contractor r.
| W. Johnston is erecting a fine dwelling
house on the corner of Sumter and
Banding streets, for Mr.. L. F. Hopson.
MIR. b. Ehrlich is erecting Ane house
on the corner Of Laurel and Piokens
streets. Contractors Allen & HOWE
are erecting three fine dwelling houses
on Lady street for Mr.. W. D. Frazee.
Mr.. Waring is raising the roof on the
new Methodist Church, and is pushing
forward the new City Hall. A portion
OF the new Neagle bridge over the Con-
garee River has arrived, and the work
will progress rapidly.
NEW PUBLICATIoNs.-We have received
from Harper & Brothers tho following
additions to their library of select novels:
No. 373. Maud Mohan. By Annie
Thomas, author of ''On Guard" ""Play-
ing for High Stakes" sc. Price Is
cents
No. 374. Grif: A Story of Australian
Life. BY B. L. Farjeon, author of
Joshua Marvel" Blade O. Grass &c.
Price 40 cents.
No. 375. A Bridge OF Glass. By F.
W. Robinson, author of 'Trne to Her
Stray" SO. Price 80 cents.
|
Lord Brongham. Price rs cents.
| No. 377. A Good Investment: A
Story of the Upper Ohio. BY VIM.
Flagg, author of ''Three Seasons in
European Vineyards" &c. Price so
cents.
The above works are for sale by
Messrs. Duffie & Chapman.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, July l, 1872.-Nickerson
H0use-W A Lawhorn. J G March. Auguets;
= W Corbett, Oxford; Beard, Greene,
Orangeburg: Jones, Charlotte; Rev J L
Wilson, Sumter; NJ E Cooper. st Louis, No; A
Woods and wife. Mara Bluff; Miss a Woods,
CA Woods, Darlington; D Duncan, James L
Dean. Spartanburg; J o L Poulhac, Balti-
more; W @ Norwood and wife, Abbeville; j
Moore, YOrkville; D Jackson and wife,
| Alabama.
| Columbia Hotel-P P Carpenter. Philadel-
phia; q Hammer, Orangeburg' w F De-
Knight; Sumter; W Tomlinson, Charleston;
= Whesnant, Charlott"; @ Fitzsimons,
spartanburg; W Greene. Virginia; DR. L
Twitty and daughter, Spartanburg; A Lee
Larke, Willie Gunter, Miss Ellen Gunter,
| Ohappells; + A Scott, Newberry; Frank
Gallagher, U A.
butchers LIGHTNING FLY-Km1eR