The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-24
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The PHasn . in receipt ofsA lot Of
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who have much printed matter to copy.
The cost Of printing done with this ink
is but little more than with the ordinary
ink.
The latest styles wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes. taatily printed, can
be obtained at the PHaN1x office.
Tomorrow, January 25. is the anniver.
sary Of the birth oi Scotland's favorite
poet. Robert Burns. The Burns Olub,',
in this oisy, as we'll as many others. will
keep it up on Monday. the 9th, to avoid
encroaohing on the Sabbath. II
James Neebitt. the well-known vendor
OF vegetables. frui., 'ash, etc., &c on-
market, has introduced the first shad OF
the season.
Hon. James L. Orr departed for
Washington yesterday, on his way to
Russia. he is in rather feeble health.
The Ex-Governor is accompanied by his
son and daughters.
All holders of pay certificates and
bills payable issued by the late Treasu-
rer, Capt. N. G. Parker, are called upon
to present them to the Joint Committee
appointed to examine the same.
Owing to tho detention of railroad
train, and the prior engagement of
Girardey's Opera House. for several
mig hts, has necessitated the indefinite
postponement of General Hnmpton's
address in Augusta.
More rain yesterday, with slight dash
of sunshine.
Messrs Nathan e. Peixotto, in another
column. show the comparative cost of
the Perkins & House safety lamps. for
which they are agents. It is highly
commended by all who use it.
The Ladies Bazaar Of Fashion, Lie
rature and Art. is the title of new
monthly publication which has just made
its appearances in. Philadelphia. II is
published by J. Ellwood Zell, at 81 per
annum-the cheapest fashion periodical
out-and will likely have an immense
circulation. It is profusely illustrated.
AS nn indication of the ''signs of the
times" O gentleman informs us that he
was importuned BY a young newspaper
vender, on Main street, to buy New
York paper, as it contained an account
Of sixteen murders.
The Executive Committee Of the
Claflin University is holding daily meet.
ings in the Supreme Court room. So
far, no important business has been
transacted.
John MCPHERSON, a member OF the
Elliott Guards and of the Vigilant Fire
Company. was buried, yesterday after
noon. Both companies paraded in full
uniform, and headed by Thompson g
band.
An extra freight train on the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad ran of
the track near Blackstock, early yester-
day morning. The passenger train, due
here at 8 O'Clock. was delayed in conse-
quenoe, and did not arrive till about
noon. Nobody hurt.
Governor Moses has appointed J. s..
AIobley Notary Public for Union
County, and W. .'Sandford Ford, Deputy
Surveyor OF Anderson County. s. D.
Goodlett, Trial Justice Of Pickens
County. has resigned, and the resigna-
ton accepted by the Governor.
Work has been commenced on the
new bell tower, on Arsenal Hill.
Richardson-the principal street in
Columbia-was again illuminated, last
night. This will be welcome intelligence
to those who are forced to be ont after
dark
BY reference to our telegraphic CO.
lumns. this morning. it will be seen that
the House Committee on Appropriations
has appropriated $125. 600 for the COM
pletion of the United States Court House
and Post Office in this city.
Prof. James Woodrow returned to Co.