The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-25
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&Chsrry trSes il different parts Of The
city sfe again inEblooh. q 4
II you want to- find out what money is
Worth, just try to borrow some. 8
Clam chowder for lunch to day at the
Pollock House.
Rev Mr.. Bryson. of Virginia, has ac-
cepted csl' 10 tie fresbyterian Church
in this city.
a lady begs us to proclaim that sal
ammonia in camphor water has proved,
in her case, a speedy cure for neuralgia.
Mr.. Eberhardt advertises the ''newest
goods. which he will make up in best
style. Read his advertisement.
Yesterday wac regular summers
day. Pollock's thermometer recorded: {:
Z A. NJ, SO; 10 A. NJ. II; 10 NJ, 73; 2
P. NJ. rs; S P. NJ. 76; 7 P. NJ, 751l.
Choice family groceries are announced
as specially by Messrs. John Agnew
& Son; and q new stock has just been
laid in.
| Another lot Of hats and furnishing
goods is just 10 hand at Messrs. Kinard
L Wiley's The broadway" is all the
go.
Mr. W. ". Durand. advance agent of
the Great Eastern Circus, is in Colum-
bia. making arrangements for the per.
formance of that mammoth exhibition
on the 23d October.
Messrs. Pagan Brothers notify the
public. this morning, through the
columns of the PHOENIX. of what they
have on hand in the way of furniture
really everything in the line.
Messrs. LyBrand & Son have just re.
ceived one OF Knabe's celebrated grand
pianos wlc1ged to be the finest
Instruments manufactured. This one is
beauty-in tone US we'll as outward
appearance. 1t is we'll worth inspecting.
The ladies are gradually discarding
one by one the little trinkets and cheap
knick-knacks worn on promenade, de-
pending from the waist belt. The um-
brella aud fan are about all they can
manage.
BY private letter, received yester-
day, from one of tho attorneys, we
learn that nll the claims put in by resi-
dents OF Columbia have been disallowed
by the Claims Commission, now sitting
| at Newport, r. I. Sherman swore
effectively in this instance.
Mayor Alexander will accept our
thanks for copy OF the Sydney, Aus
tralia. To,cn and County Journal It is
on file in the PHaxI1 Office, for tho ac-
com mediation of persons feeling IN in
terest in matters and things on the other
side of the world.
The Board of Directors of the South
Carolina Monument Association request
all the ladies of Columbia and vicinity
who nre interested in the monument to
meet mt the residence of Mrs. W. L..
Reynolds, over the Columbia Female
Academy. Oh Friday, September &c, at
II O'clock.
Money in this city is unusally scarce
more so thnn at any time since the war.
The banks are renewing freely but dis
counting to very limited extent, if at
all, although exerting themselves to re-
lieve rs much as possible the necessities
of the business mon. Trade is extreme
iy dull for the season. Exchange
difficulties check cotton transactions.
"Nina's Atonemcnt," is the title of
an illustrated novel by Christian Reid,
author of Morton House." valerie
Aylmer, "Eob Tide" etc. The au.
thoress is young lady from North Ca
rolina, whose writings have been gene
rally admired. The present work is ex-
ceedipgly entertaining and highly cro-
ditable to the author. 1t is published
by Messrs. D. Appleton & Co., New
York, and is for sale in Columbia by
Mr.. r. L. Bryan. Price 81.
'PHGSIxIASA.-Am man should not be
measured by his possession or gifts, but
by his use Of them.
Be cheerful always. There is no path
but will be easier travelled, no load but
will be lighter, no shadow on the heart
or brain but will lift in presence of e