The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-01
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O1TY MAEr1Rs. Rs.---The. price of single,
copies OF the PHaN1x is Eve cents. 'a',.t
The latest styles Wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes, tastily printed, can
be obtained at the PHOENIX Office, ,~.
MacEvoy's Hibernioon is in Mobile.
with the line of march headed in this
direction.
A special train is to be run ON the
spartanburg and Union Railroad, on
Monday next. to accommodate tH.;e
who wish to attend the sale OF that road
at Union. Passengers leave Columbia at
Z "A: H., and return at 6 P. NJ.
Clearing new ground" accounts for
the nightly Examinations on the Lexing-
ton side of the Congaree.
To-day ushers in the month of "Puri-
fioAtion."
On and after to-day, the 1st of Febru-
ary, the Camden train will leave Colum-
bia at P. M. ,5,s...
The blank is no longer visible. It is
occupied by an attractive card, announc-
ing the business of the popular firm of
Porter & Steele.
Tomorrow will be the fourth Sunday
after Epiphany-the anniversary OF the
publication OF the Blessed Virgin Mary,
The ladies who suffered by the fire
across the river yesterday will be vAry
glad to have sewing work to do.
The House of Representatives ad-
journed yesterday, to meet again at 7
o'clock Monday evening.
The board OF examiners OF applications
to teach in the public schools meets to-
day.
INTERCHANGE OF CIRCUITS. On bill
to provide for the interchange of circuits
by the Circuit judges, which came up in
the Senate yesterday, quite an interest
ing discussion arose, in which Messrs.
Hope, Donaldson. Whittemore, Jervey,
Jeter and other Senators participated.
The bill wus finally postponed to the
next session. The vote showed that the
Senate was nenrly equally divided.
RATHER ABSENT NT-AnNDED.- lady who
keeps boarding-house on - street,
was SO much engaged yesterday that she
entirely neglected going to market:
She WAS reminded near dinner time that
there was no marketing. and she started
full tilt for the market. As she ap-
preached her accustomed huckster, he
observed: "Mrs. -, what's the mat
ter'" .'Why. Ben, + forgot all abont
marketing this morning." ''No. no; I
mean," said he, where's your bonnet?""
"Oh, my Lord. :" and away went Mrs.
- home. The boarders wanted some
meat for dinner yesterday, but when
tho case was explained she was exonerat-
ed.
BEFORE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS
BoozER. R.-Detective James Canton ar
rested Mr.. J. l.. Dow, of Graniteville,
until recently q United States Deputy
Internal Revenue Assessor, for malfea-
sance in Office. He had preliminary
examination before United States COM
missioner Doozer on Thursday, which
was resumed yesterday. Mr. Youmans
appeared for defendant. On motion of
defendants counsel, the further exami.
nation was waived, and the defendant
was required to give bail in the sum of
81, 900 for his appearance for trial at the
April term OF the Circuit Court at
Charleston. Having failed to give the
required bond, the defendant was COM
mitted to the Riohland County Jail to
await his trial.
i LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
l Porter i Steele-Dry Goods.
i R. O. SILVER & Co.-Rare Chance.
Hope & Gyles-E Eggs and Potatoes.
i Citizens Savings Bank Notice.
8. L. Roberts-Odd Fellows School.
John D. Bateman-Irish. Potatoes.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, January 81. 1875
Wheeler Housed Y Turner, " H San.
ders, H Wall, P n Eichelberger, W P
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