The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-13

|6opt4epf tho PH3N1x is 6ve cents.
sTo-day is EastH snSaay yshe olosirg 6
|oi tbe Lenten sRson. !; f E,
& HThe weather, esterdsy, was chilISand
|disasreesble. 4 Z = E
Oysters have gone up-iuto the ''niiky
way."
DR.. Nesgle has provided a huge re-
Aector, for the purpose Of Illuminating
his bridge at,night.
Ali the leading papers in The country
are on HE III Ehe PHOENIX Office, for the
inspection OF: epublio. -.
The latest styles wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes. tastily printed, Gun
be obtained at the PHGN11 Office.
W. J. Magrath, Esq, hes been unani-
mously rs:eleoted President OF tho South
Carolina Railroad Company.
Messra. r. @. Shiver & 90. have made
fresh additions to their stock. 81 goods
for the spring trade Examiae them, by
all means. !,
Messrs, Love & Go. announce novelties
and bargains at the "Grsnd Central"
for this week. Shoppers know what
that meaus.
A great many ladies at Messrs. Kinard
& Oo.'e opening. on. Friday and yes
terday, were nightly delighted at the
magnificent display Of head-gear, etc.
Many new styles were exhibited:
M.c. 9. G. Pei1oteo will accept our
thanks for her kindly reminder OF the
jewish festival of the Passover-which
commenced on the llth and closes on
the 10Th instant.
Threo gus lamps have been Pot up on
Riohland street. West OF Richdtdson. It
is understood that the City Council have
ordered the erection of several lamps on
other leading CROSS setreets.
The Daily Graphic-the New York
daily illustrated paper-is rapidly grow
ing in public favor. It is wonderful
publication. The subscription price ie
$l2 per annum.
A dealer from the Lexington eide Of
the river had at the market, yesterday
morning, o sturgeon that weighed, it ,is
said, nearly 100 pounds when caught.
1t was sold rapidly.
Messrs. Porter & Steele notify dry
goods buyers that they are selling of
their stock Of dry goods, etc., at cost.
They assert that they 'mean what they
say" Consequently, bargains may he
expected.
We have been favored with card OF
admission to the Temperance Festival,
| which comes off iu Twins Hall on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Cards of admittanoe can be obtained at
the bookstores.
Collars are worn wide and turn down
for morning; high and standing. with
turned back corners, for evening dress.
The Amadeus is the leading etyle for the
turned down, the Gar for standing col
lars.
The Trip to Europe is the title of a
magazine Of information for ocean tra.
velers. just issued in New York, by
Messrs. Cook, Son T. jenkins, 262
Broadway. European travellers will find
vast amount OF instructive information
in its columns. Tho price is ten cents q
copy. or fifty cens for the season.
The Governor has appointed as Com.
missioners OF Deeds, John Hilley, of
New York, B. F. Murphy, Of Memphis,
Tenn, VIM. M. Mcpherson, of st. Louis,
Mo-, and Henry E. Taunton, of Hart
ford, Conn. Also appointed as Notaries
Public, Francis Joy. of Lynchburg,
Sumter County, Darling P. Patterson,
OF Bamberg, and A. L. Robertson, of
Blackville.
Gov. Moses has appointed J. P. Watts,
OF Laurens, q Trial Justice. In connec.
ton with this appointment, We record q
pleasant feature. Col. Watts hns held
the position OF Trial Justice ever since
his appointment by Gov. Scott, in 1869
during which time he has given entire
satisfaction, besides never putting tho
County to any expense. His residence
is Cross Hill.