The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-11

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At 10A. NJ, the Court met. Present
Ohief Justice Moses and Assooiate Jns.
tiees Wright and Willard. ~. "a.
The case OF Shiver q al %. g. L.
Hoge. Comptroller-G General, was re.
sumed. Mr.. Haskell resumed, and CON
cluded his argument for respondent:
Pope on same side; Mr.. Attornev-Gene.
raj Melton on same side; pen ding which.
the Court adjourned until Saturday.
l1th, at 10 A. M. ,-.al.. !. -,
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The Senate, yesterday. in executive
session, confirmed the following appoint
ments: i ION.
Trial Justices-Darlington County
John Jose, r. D. F. Rollins. Barn
well-Oliver Hewitt. Greenville-J. b.
Sherman. O. F. Hopkins. Charleston-
George W. Shingler, pice Nelson Joyner,
removed; j. P. Howard. Kershaw-J.
F. Sutherland, s.. B. Hall, James r.
Truesdale, Columbus Shiver. f'
w. T. Swannigan, Auditor for Lancas-
ter County.
| MAIL 1ARRANaEMENTs.- Northern
mail opens $50 A. M. and 800 p. M;
closes s P. NJ. and 11.00 A. NJ. Charles
ton day mail opens GIG p. NJ; closes
A. NJ; night opens 700 A. H.; closes
6.15 P. NJ. Greenvilie opens 6. IS p. NJ. !;
closes A. M. Western opens $50 A.
M. and 1890 P. M; closes and p. Al.
Wilmington opens $50 F. NJ oibsea
1890 A. II. On Sunday the ofioej is
open from to. 4P. M.
A H1sT.-Joseph Jefferson, the. nm
rivaled delineator OF Rip Van Winkle,
is to appear before ths foot-lights at
Wilmington on the 18th, to be followed
by Jaunscheck on the Goth. It is but
step from Wilmington to Columbia, and
We hope that Jefferson will be enooprag-
ed to give us call. He would be greet
ed by packed house 0nd received with
the warmeet appreciation. Our caterer,
Mr. Irwin. will do good and acceptable
thing if he invites and urges Mr.. Jeffer-
son to visit Columbia. We should also
be pleased if he could induce the Jaun-
scheck to give us glimpse of her extra
ordinary genius. But Jefferson We muat
have, if there be any virtue in asking
end entreating him to come. -.,tI
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] Miss BU1E's INSTITUTE Ar AIKEN. .44 Miss
Mary Ann Bnie begs to say she will open
her school, in her house, on the heights
OF Aiken, the first Monday in. February,
with the ablest and most successful
teachers OF the age. She begs to say
none OF the donations promised to her
for her school, to be located in Colum-
bin, were ever paid to her or Col. L. d.
Childs-the payment Of the same being
changed from her appenls to those who
are trying to relieve the Methodist Fe.
male College of debt. She has now
started entirely new, st Aiken, and begs
her friends everywhere to render her aid
to enable her to start school, at Aiken,
upon bnsis that will stand the test of
time and criticism. All persons, every
where, who proposed to aid Columbia,
when she appealed, can yet pay Col.
Childs, and let it go to the: College fund
in Columbia. ttl nl
The following card from Mr.. E. j.
G. Wood, real estate and insurance
agent and druggist, will explain itself:
AIKEN, 8. O., January 8, 1878.
Miss n. A. BuIE: In reply to your in
quiries, I would state that, in my OPT
MON, Aiken presents combination of
advantages as the location for seminary
unsurpassed by any place in the South.
The reputation as sanitary resort for
oonsumptives is we'll known, and the
want of On institution for the education
of the aickly and weakly children of
residents of the Northern States., in
some health-giving Southern clime, is
sorely felt by thousands of parents. A
schoo, which could command the conf
denoe of that class OF persons, would un-
questionably be q success. As to the
location you have selected, I deem it
most eligible. and would recommend
you to secure it if possible. Wishing
you success, remain, &C.,
E. j. @. WOOD.