The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-17
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music by the band of the 18th United
States Infantry, for this afternoon, at 5
O'Clock:
l: Yivate Quickstop arranged by e.
A. Patz.
2. Air from Normally Bellini.
3. Musette Waltz-by e. A. Samuels.
4. Leap Year Gallop-by e. A. Sa-
muels.
s. Guard on tho Rhine Qaickstep-
Bach.
CrrT MATTERS. The price of single
copies of the PHOENIX ie Eve cents.
Mcssrs. SeiEels G. Ezoll have disposed
OF the handsome residence corner Of
Richland and Bull streets, to Mr.. Evans.
an English gentleman, who intends to
take up his residence amongst us.
e. G.. Snow. Jr.. General Superin-
tendent of Agencies Of the North Mis-
souri, Fire Company, is in the city. 81.
s. johnson, OF this place, has received
the appointment from him Of Super
visor OF Agencies Of the Southern States.
The school children are making pre-
parations for pic MICS and May parties.
Yesterday, the wind was not "as gen.
Gle as q sucking dove"
The convention Of stockholders OF the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rnil-
road, rs will be seen by notice in our
advertising columns this morning, will
be held ut Charlotte, N. c., on Wedncs-
day. the first day of May next.
A large supply of flying ants was
brought down Mnin street, yesterday,
by tho wind, and located in front OF the
Office Of the man over the why.
Spring lamb is the latest dolicacy.
The time to possess your soul in pa
tience is when your hat blows off in the
street, and your eyes are too full of dirt
to SEQ which way it goes, rs has been
the case for tho past two or three days
The Gckleness of April weather beirg
proverbial, 1t is good plan for the next
fortnight to take your umbrella in your
hand every time you so ten steps from
your door.
The "oldcst inhabitant" fails to re-
member when the foliage had made
more rapid progress than during the
past week or ten days
Windy insurrection and new depart
ure-Aolus dethroned 10y boreas COM
ing from the West. Vide the Union, of
yesterday.
Tho Governor has appointed John L.
Humbert Notary Public, and A. B.
Knowlton a Trial Justice, for Orange-
burg County; Lemuel H. Boozer, County
Auditor for Lexington County, vicc Reu-
ben Goss, removed.
The passenger train over the Green
villo and Columbia Railroad did not ar
rive until - o'clock last night, owing to
n run-oT at Hodges Depot. Nobody
hurt.
MEETING OF THE SouTu CAno11SA
MEDICAL AssoCIAT1oN-Th association
met yesterday. at Hibcrninn Hall, DR..
+. P. Porcher in tho Chair.
A Committee on Credentials was ap-
pointed. who reported the following
members and delegates as present: Drs. :.
F. Peyre Porcher, T. Grange Simmons,
Charleston; B. w. Taylor, W. ?. Geiger,
Il. W. Gibbes, A. N. Talley. John
Lynch, Columbia; T. Il. Robertson, G.
W. Ladd, Fairfield; J. Mcintosh, New
berry; Il. z. Mikell, Edisto Island; II.
A. Kinloch. Charleston. Delegates
Drs. Il. A. Evans. W. II. Wardlaw, An
derson; T. T. Gary, J. L. Presley, Alb
beville; J. j Goodwin, Richland; A. p.
Wylie, Chester.
Drs. George Howe, J. T. Ensor, Alfred
Wallace, $. w. Mckenzie and Henry
Sloan were elected members Of the asso-
cintion by acclnnation.
The courtesies of tho floor we're ex-
tended to DR.. French, Post Surgeon,
professors of the South Carolina Uni
versity, the various gentlemen connected
with tho State press, and the druggists
and dentists Of Columbia.
| The Treasurer submitted his annual
report.
Tho President submitted his annual
address, which was referred to the Com
mittee on Publication.
a number of committees reported
upon various matters which had been
referred to them.
The hour for meeting was fixed Mt 1OIs