The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-17
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A small building in the male asylum
grounds took fire, yesterday morning,
about haif.psst z O'Clock. causing an
alarm to be sounded; but the flames
were extinguished before the arrival of
the engines. .
The up passenger train on the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad ran off the
track. at Cokesbury. yesterday, and de-
tained the down train several hours.
The Watkins Troupe. last night, pre-.
sented the remarkable drama of .sTrod-
den Down; or, Under Two Flags
Without attempting to describe the.
piece, We will merely say that it was we'll
rendered, and more than eyer impressed
the audience with the effectiveness of
the troupe. Mrs. Jamison is a finished
actress; Messrs. Hastings and Lingard
are equal to the emergency. Tonight,
q dramatic version Of the .'Hidden
Hand" will be presented. ~
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REIDvnLE FRMA1E. Co1LEaE.
call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of this Aourishing institu-
ton. Situated in one of the healthiest
sections OF the ''up.coantry," Spartan
burg,) it affords good summer resort
for those seeking health and retirement.
The President is Virginian, the son.in-
law of the late Richard x. Cralle. we'll
and widely known throughout our State
as the intimate friend and biographer of
Hon. John c. Calhoun.
PHGNIxANA.-Bridal dresses this sea-
son are mostly of tulle, pulled and
fouAced and deliberately trimmed with
point lace, satin ribbon, and orange
blossoms, and are infinitely more be-
coming than silk, satin or velvet.
Indian policy-ex-termination.
After all, what is more narrowing to
the sole than peg in ones boot?
By bestowing blessings on offers we
entail them on ourselves.
Bloggs had his nose pulled, and was
asked by friend to resent it. He said
he would next tweak.
HAIGHT & Go. g MAMMOTH CIRCUS AND
MENAaERIE. This immense organiza-
ton, which has created .furore wher-
evef it has been, because of the talent of
performers, each of whom has q spe-
cialty, will appear in this city on the 1st
OF February, as per announcement in
another column. It's gratuitous e1hibi-
tions are. in themselves, sufficient to
give the enterprise prestige. It is a
Southern company and has received the
highest encomiums from the press in
every city it has visited, which embraces
oil OF any note from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. The Macon (Ga.) Daily Citizen
says of it:
"This is the only Southern institution
travelling. and being superior in point of
artistic talent, and possessing the largest
collection of rare wild animals, they have
won the encomiums of the press and
people wherever they have been. In
order to accom- mmodate the vaet number
who always throng to witness the scenes
in the arena, and to look upon the won
ders of which we only read in natural
history, the proprietors have been CON-
PEELED TO increase their capacity, and
now have two monster pavilions, in one
of which the menagerie is exhibited,
and the other is set apart for the CIRCUS
performances. We bail the coming Of
tho circus and menagerie with pleasure,
and can assnre the public TINT the ex-