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

DEsTRpcTyE ERx--A fiyes broke, out
about half-past Ia O'Clock, yesterday
morning; in Whites bakery, In 'Winps-
boro. which, before It could bs stopped.
destroyed all the Offices in the builaiug-
Western Union Telegraph, Southern
Express and Post Ofics, and MilIer's
jewelry store. The roof OF Col. J. r:
Rion's law Office was burnt off and the
building otherwise injured. The loss is
over S6.000 The building destroyed
belonged to Mr.. George Fl. McMaster,
and was insured for So, 500.
The CAL WAGNER MMsThELs. This
highly popular, successful and really ex-
oellent troupe Of minstrels appear at
Twins Hall, tomorrow evening. The
troupe sonroely needs any introduction
to the public. as It has been here before
and delighted the largest sudienses.
The Savannah News says of it,. Y,at
seal Wagner's popular minstrel oom.
pany wore crested on their re-appear.
ance, lost evening, by the largest audi
ence OF the season.. the theatre being
crowded to the third tier. As the com.
Pany came forward on! the stage they
we're greeted with lond applause. evil
dence OF their popularity ri The pro-
gramme was varied, and amasins, and
was In its several parts most snthusissti.
c.lly received. The only regret az
pressed;was that Happy OAl 70 speakinR
tubes were somewhat oct Sf order from
severe cold, and therefore the audience
was denied the pleasure Of hearing his
plantation melodies. The now ncduisi.
ton to the company. Mr.. E. M. Hall,
'Bones' and banjo,l is a, whole team.
and hard to bent as comedian: be ia
unexcelled in the burnt cork. profes.
sion."
Ii an evening of unalloyed pleasure is
desired. go to Irwin's aud see "Cal" and
conductors. '~'
MAIL ARBANaEMRnTs.- Northern
mail opens $50 A. M. and 300 p. H.; /;
closes 8 P. NJ. aud 11.OO A. NJ. Charles
ton day mail opens 6.15 r. H.; closes 6
A. NJ; night opens 700 A. NJ; closes
6.15 P. III. Greenville opens 6. .45 P. NJ. !;
closes A. M. Western opens $50 A.
NJ. and IL. 80 P. M. closes 8 and M.
Wilmington opens $50 F. NJ; closes
1890 A. Al. On Sunday the Office is
open from 3 to 4P. III.
Let them whose respectable and vene-
rable pates the years have barred, lit
their voices and rejoicel From the dim
and remote regions Of kentucky, relief
hath come. It is no longer necessary to
be bald. The light Of popular science
has penetrated to. those dark places and
melted the yeomanry to experiments.
One ardent savant has discovered that by
by inserting the cut end of lock OF hair
into kind OF paste made of two segeta-
bles and simple chemical, it can be
made to grow. and can be thence trans-
ferred successfully to scarifed surface
OF skin. It then grows with ease and
rapidity. only needing to be held on by q
bandage for two days. II this thing be
true, the curling and graceful wig must
fade. We shall not be able to guess
whether a sprightly octogsnarian be
eighty or forty, and public meetings viii
lose hall their dignity, in the loss Of the
ancient shining polls OF the present.
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LIST OF NEW ADvBRTIaRMRNrs.
J. 8. MoIntosh-For Rent.
Andrew Crawford. Attorney at Law.
JACOB Levin-To Gas Consumers.
Columbia Building and loan Assoc'n.
Meeting Independent 8. F. E. Co.
Meeting Palmetto 8. F. E. 90.
Phoenix Hook and Ladder Go.
w. D. Love & Co.-Attractions.
Meeting Ohamberlain Rifles.
Adi'tGenI Fl. W. Porvis-O Official.
Turkey Captured.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. April 5. 1875
Columbia Hole!-T Steers, Walhalla: G F
Perrie, Baltimore; n @ Williams and
wife. Mrs Sel!ie Hevly, Charlotte; E @
LeDroit, Boston; J Lvingston, g X
Knowles, New York; 8 @ Gilbert,
Charleston; 81 s Johnson, city; G. W
Thames, Wilmington; W n Evans,
New York; @ G Jaeger. Newberry; @ Z
Gardner, Charleston.
Hendrix House-John r Swingly, Sa.
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