The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-05

OIT3 alATTbhs.-.Ine price OF single
copies OF tie PHOENIX is avacants.
The latest etyles Wedding ana visiting
cards and envelopes. tastily printed, can
be obtained at the PH0Nx Office.
Old newspapers for sale at PuGS1x
office, at fifty cents a hundred.
The passenger train on the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad met with an
accident. yesterday. by which it was de-
tanned several hours.
Capt. Thos. 81. Wade, an old citizen
of Columbia. departed this life yester.
day. He had filed many Offices of
profit aud trust in Richland County.
His age was seventy-seven. He had
been q resident OF Richland-of which
he was native-all his life.
Messrs. Lorick & Lowrance impart
important information to customers.
Read their advertisements.
Col. A. B. Springs, one of the Board
OF Visitors OF the Palmetto Orphan
Home, for York County, sent in yester-
day S44 which he collected for the Home,
and Mr.. T. Ross Robertson, another
member of the board. for Fairfield, sent
in $50, which was raised during the holi-
days by the "Concert Club" society OF
young ladies aud gentlemen at Winns.
boro.
We have been requested to state that
Right Rev. Bishop Quintard, of the Do
cese of Tennessee, will preach this morn
leg, in Trinity Church-services to COM
mencc at II o'clock. Divine service will
also be held in snid church at 7 P. NJ, !,
and addresses delivered by Bishop Quin-
tard, Gen. J. B. Kershaw, and other
gentlemen, with view OF commencing
the claims and exciting an interest in be-
half of tho University of the South.
situated at Sewannee, Tennessee.
George ". Childs,. Esq, OF the Phla
delphia Ledger, has furnished US with a
copy of his almanac for 1873.
The weather, yesterday, was all that
any ono could desire-warm and plea.
SAINT.
The ratlls for dolls and fancy articles
did not come off at Mr.. Mckenzie's on
New Years eve. Chances can still be
taken.
Miss Patterson will appear before tic
Columbia public, in readings and recita-
tions. on Monday and Tuesday evenings
She comes highly recommended as an
accomplished. pleasing and effective
reader. We learn that, though young,
she is earnest, studious, laborious and
successful in an eminent degree. We
trust that large audience will greet her
in Irwin's Hall, in recognition of her
literary merits and accomplishments, set
off and adorned, as they are, with youth,
grace, personal attractions and pleasing
manners.
The Committee Of the Board of Trade
appointed 10 resist the city licenses, we
are authorized to say, have retained
counsel to protect the interests OF the
merchants; and those interested are ad 3.
vised not to pay the license On Monday,
bu: to await the decision OF the courts.
It is estimated that 400 yards of tulle
went up the aisle on the six bridesmaids
at fashionable wedding in New York
recently.
A Frenchman lately recovered 50, GOO
from some friends who cut off his mus.
tache in drunken escapade.
RESOLUTIONS BY TIE COLUMBIA CHURCH.
The following are the preamble and reso-
lutions adopted by the Baptist Church OF
this city, on the announcement OF the re.
signation OF DR.. J. L. Reynolds as ite
pastor:
Irasmuch as our esteemed and be-
loved brother, DR.. j. L. Reynolds, hes
announced that he could not supply the
pulpit of this church longer. and as he
has preached for several years with dis.
tinguished ability, eloquence and fideli-
ty, portion Of this time without pecu.
mary remuneration, performing much
pastoral labor, in season OF peculiar
trial; and inasmuch as, by his Christisn
example, rejecting the graces OF his Sa-
viour, as we'll as by his instructive dis
courses, he has commended to US the
Christian religion; therefore, belt
Resolued, That, believing this decision