The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-10

forget the poor. 4 q { sa
Some of the fashionable church sing
ing is done upon the high-drawt-ic prin-
ciple. It -.
Attention is directed to the sales OF
furniture. &o., by Mr.. Jacob Levin aud
Messrs. D. O. Peixotto & Sons.
After being hidden for more titan Ii
week, the sun made his appearance. yes
terday morning, in all his glory.
The water will be shut of FROM ali the
bAsius after half-pnst 10 O'Clock, :h;s
morning.
There will be 10 extra charge Tor re
se,ved seats ut the exhibition in Par.
kcr's Hall. to-nigLt.
| Now is the season 10 advertise, and
advertise in IL paper that is seen and
read universally.
y nickel saved up every day since
last Christmas. would treat the little
ones 70 handsome little stock Of
Christmas toys.
Always keep wary eye un u boy with
q Slug shot without pretending to do it,
for your head while within reach is in
danger.
Persons Indebted to the PHGSlX Office
are requested to call and settle, as ID oney
is needed. The cash rule will he strictly
adhered t. hereafter.
Messrs T. E. Davies & Co. have re
ceived +" lot Of Florida oranges and le-
nous; also. grouse, partridges, game,
dressed poultry. turkeys, Norfolk oys-
tcrs. fresh fish, Northern cabbage, ce.
lery, etc.
Mayor Alexander, not being enabled
to attend the Railroad Convention,
which meets in Charleston on the 1lth
instant, has appointed Messrs. John T.
Sloan, Jr., Charles Barnum, E. ".
Seibcs and John S. Wiley to represent
tue city on that OCCASION
Mr.. Eugene Creamer. who has been
engaged in scenic painting in some oi
the principal cities in tho Union, and
executed the magnificent drop curtuir
ut the "New Varieties" in New Orleans
is in Columbia, and will soon commence
work on series for Parker's Hall.
Transfer printing inks are invaluable
to railroad companies, banks. mer
chants, manufacturers aud others. They
are enduring aud changeless, and viii
copy sharp and clear for an indefinite
period Of time. Having just received
fresh supply of inks, we are prepared te
execute olders at moderate prices.
Mr. w. q. Beck, who for number O
years has been connected with the cloth
lug house of Messrs. r. & ". G. Swat
field, after short furlough, is bacl
again to lis old post, and will be glad I,
sec his friends and furnish them will
anything they require in the way O
clothing or gents furnishing goods.
The journeymen stone-cutters en-
ploycd on the United States Cour
House and Post Oflicc, in this city, re
ceived communication from the con
tractor for the work, intimating that b
intended to reduce their wages, after tn
J 10TH instant, from 81 to S3 so per day
The stonc-cutters held mecting, an,
unanimously resolved to refuse to sub
NIT to the proposed reduction.
PALMETTO ASSOCIATION the an
nual meeting of the Palmetto Associa
tion, held yesterday, the following OF
icers were elected for the ensuing year
President, W. B. Stanley; Vice. Presi
dent, Henry Beard; Corresponding Sec
retary, r. S. Morrison; Recording Sec
, rotary and Treasurer, II. e. Scott.
! The following gentlemen wore electe,
, delegates to the National Convention O
Mexican war veterans. to bo held il
Washington City on the 18th OF January
1871: Messrs. r. G.. NJ. Dunnovant
james d. Blanding, Joseph Kershaw
!, Carey w. Styles, Samuel MCGOWAN
Thomas j. Mackcy, Elias Earle, Wm
; L. Stanley, X. e.. Billings, G. S. Kirk
, land, J. Ii. Williams.
New CHUEcn-A neat Gothic churc