The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-18

RELIGIOUS sERv1oEs THIS DAY.-Tri-
My Dhuroh-Rev. Peter J. shand. 1o14
fA!M. and s p. M.
Catholic Church Rev. j. Fullerton.
| at:10A. NJ; 'Vespers at4ls P. N: !;
hall. IL A. NJ. and P. NJ. Sunday
School, 9 A. NJ.
Presbyterian Church-Services at IL
A. N. and ~ P. NJ.
Lutheran Ohuroh-Rev. G. A. Hough,
10>8 A. II.
Asylum-Rev. D. Derrick, 8 A. NJ.
| Washington Street Church-Rev. 0.
A. Darby. IL A. NJ. and P. Nj.
Marion Street Church-Rev. ". D.
Kirkland. 10L A. NJ. and P. n. Sun.
day School, 8 AN.
IMPORTANT CASE "A very important
case came up before his Honor Judge
Carpenter, on Friday, one that involved
a very nice question. It YVES the case OF
Niles G. Parker rs. r. J. Donaldson-a
suit on promissory note, where defend
ant had given note Of hand for a
Oomptroller-General'a warrant. Phe
Judge held that State warrants were not
negotiable, and consequently, DO con-
sderation was given for the note Yer.
dict for defendant. According to this
construction no one caa get money upon
State warrants but the party in whose
name said warrants are drawn.
PHGS1xIANA.-The back pay conun-
drum-Give it up.
a real novelty-Finlipg something.
An opera singer's most treasured
jewel-Her precious tones.
! Hens are not strata in winter-that il,
they are not regular layers.
Sailors calk to make a ship tight. and
nncork to make themselves tight.
Many an old mail speaks easiest when
her mouths full-of slander, for in
stance.
They have young lady in Michigan
who is SO conscientious that she won t
take kiss without returning it.
Science still fourishes. A very scien-
tifio physician, Of Washington, an.
noances that bald-headed men die
young. We never would have thought
that bald-headed men had anything to
dye. Probably the young converse -
the statement is true, that people who
dye their hair when young arc liable to
be bald.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. May IT. IAeelc,
House-T s Clarkson, G, @ & r r; s T
Payne, Nd; N w Polk, Pa; r Grossly,
England; J r Brown, N @; D E Gill
CHRIST, Nj J Gilohrist. Marion; 8 r
Adams. Camden; II Thompson, Able
vile; A Brock, Md; E w Ferris, King.
stree; 81 Counselman, U 8 A.; 81 L
Kneeland, N Y; W II Bradley, Ga; s B
Goddard, wife, nurse and two children.
Miss B Frost, N Y; J r Mears, N P
Eloherson, D Il Oorbin, " E Fisher,
Charleston; J NJ Martin, Ga; DR. Angle,
Charlotte.
Columbia Rotel-J NJ Seigler. G 4 c r
b; John Smith, Williamson; 9 Bulow,
L Bulow, Ridgeway; W J Sprinkle,
8 L Hall. city; J 8 Browning. T New
man, j Murrell, Char lesion; j 81 Lacey,
Va; L r Bush, G W Bush, Delaware; G
G Douglass, Ga; O P Gardner, Charles
ton; I Symmes, J W Parse, Boston; B
r Crosdale. Pa; W Cohen, Ga; Pleger,
Ohio; E Ramson and wife, New Jersey
@ L B Marsh, G W Thames, Whining
ton; j 81 StelIing, ] FL Houser, G & @ r
r.
| LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Meeting Capital B. & l.. Association.
| Meeting Board of Health.
| Notice.
Stanley-GIass and Jars.
Jacob Levin-Hay.
W. D. Love &; Co.-Choice Additions.
John Agnew-Wagons.
| j. D. Bateman-Irish Potatoes.
Jacob Levin-Gas-Light Bills.
MINISTER'S INSTITUTE. sessions Of
the Colored Baptist Minister'S Institute
have been exceedingly interesting. Be-
tween thirty and forty pastors from dif-
ferent parts of the State are in attend
an:e, aud three sessions day have been
held, Mt all Of which, DR.. Stone, of Ma.
rietta, Ohio, has lectured in q familiar
way, but his addresses are exceedingly
clear, logical and appropriate to his
hearers.
On Thursday, his morning subject was
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