The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-06

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copies Of the PR9Mxis Avsoents: :
Mr. Jackson is prepared for the heated
torn. He has fans Of every grade, style
and kind, from Ave cents to 81. including
satin, palmetto, Japanese. Chinese, dag
ger, fancy, eto. A few more days like
yesterday will cause an extensive demand
for them.
!. It j. stated that Mr.. E. O. Graves,
Chief Clerk Of the Treasury Department.
Is on his way South to establish signal
Offices at all the principal points, as far
as Galveston. Captain Parker has had
assurances that the signal Office will be
placed in his new building.
Neck.ties Of fashy colors have for
some time past been the fashion for
mems wear. but now the fashiness ex-
tends to hats. specimens Of which with
bright ribbons for bands are displayed.
1t is subject Of popular dissatisfac-
tion that the doctors should have flooded
the language with such terrible COM
pound of words as cerebo-spinal menin-
gifts. Many persona now call it gifts,
"for Short" and are perfectly under.
stood.
All the leading papers in the country
are on file i'll the PHOENIX office. for the
inspection OF the public.
The cotton seed purchased from DR..
Turnipseed is now ready for delivery at
the store o: Messrs. r. O'Neale & Son.
The Phouix Hook and Ladder Com.
pany inaugurate the occupation Of their
new hall. to morrow afternoon. by pa
rade in full uniform, escorted by the
Palmetto and Independent steamers.
The latest styles wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes. tastily printed, con
be obtained at the PHOENIX Office.
Senator Robertson has arrived home
He contemplatcs Europcnn tour during
the summer.
The battle OF Shiloh was fought on
the 9th April, 1868. Gems A. S. john
ston and A. II. Gladden. lost their lives
To day is Palm Sunday, which is cele.
brated in the Catholic Church, in COM
memoration OF our Saviour's triumphal
entry into Jerusalem. when tho multi
tude strewed palm branches in the wny
A law card from our young fellow-citi-
zen, Andrew Crawford. Esq. appears in
another column. He graduated with
distinction ut one Of the first law schools
in the country.
A bunch Of large keys was lost several
days ago. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving them at PHOENIX
Office.
The publication of the Charleston
Medical Journa, and Reuiep has been re-
newed. It i edited and published by
Drs. F. Peyre Porcher and r. A. Kin
loch. Among the contributors, We no
aice articles from Drs. r. W. Gibbes. OF
this city; 8. Baruch, OF Camden; Benz.
Rhett, OF Abbeviile. and @. q. Ladd, of
Winnsboro. The subscription price is
S3 per annum.
| Old newspapers for sale at PHGN11
Office. at fifty cents hundred.
Amidst the clamor OF competition, re-
member the old reliable Wheeler &c Viii.
son occupies the front rank.
Messrs. W. D. Love & Go. present
their weekly advertisement. this morn
ing, OF bargains to be obtained at the
Grand Central Dry Goods Establish nent.
Try them.
DR.. George Garmany, OF Newberry.
we are informed, is still quite low from
his internal injuries.
Mr.. Harry Olapham, business agent
for Cal Wagner's Minstrels, passed
through Columbia, yesterday. He in
forms Us that Mr.. Charles Hayward. the
soprano. (reoently added to the troupe, }
is receiving golden opinions wherever
he has appeared. The minstrels per.
form here tomorrow and Tuesday nights
Old Sol was ont in all his glory yester-
day, and the thermometer mounted up
to near ninety, suggestive OF summer
wear and iced soda water. The fountains
of Mr.. Mckenzie and DR.. Fisher were
kept busy in dispensing the e1hilarating
fluid. They nre both in first-rate coudi-