The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-09
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OTrx MATT1Rs.-Thep price of single
sopissof The PHaa4x ia five cents.
CLAM ohowdsF fpf lanoh at the Pollock
1use to-day, from II oinlook 10 l. /:
I. To-day is the anniversary; OF the
storming Of Sebastopol in 1866! &,
Old newspapers for sale at PHGN1x
office, at afty cents hundred.
All the leading papers in the country
are on file in the PHaNIx office. for the
inspection OF the public.
The State Medical Society is in session
in Charleston. Columbia is represented
BY several Of her eminent physicians.
Mr.. Hugh p. Kane has been appointed
Sergeant of the Penitentiary guard, by
Gen. John B. Dennis. Superintendent.
The latest styles wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes. tastily printed. can
be obtained at the PH3N1x Office.
The supply of ice was equal to the de-
mand, yesterday. and the demand was
equal to the hot weather.
There will be "great expectations"
among the ladies from now until to. NOR
row morning. whes they will attend the
various millinery openings in our city.
The erection and repairing of brick
and wooden buildings in our city con-
tinues with great rapidity and in many
localities.
Some gents have already appeared in
full spring harness. Be careful in chang
ing your feathers, for the spring weather
in treaoherons.
Miss Jeauuie Patterson is giving en- :
sertainments OF recitations and readings
in Augusta. Oliver Doud Byron and
Miss Charlotte Thompson arc al-o play.
ing in Augusta.
Excelsior Lodge, No. z, Good Tenn
plars, will meet at Masonic Hall, this
morning, at 8 o'clock. for tho purpose of
attending the funeral of their late bro
ther, Chas. a. Betlell.
An applicant for pair OF boots, at
one Of our shoe stores, was asked what
number he wore, and replied, as soon as
he could recover from his surprise, e,
"Why, two, Of coursel"
There are rumors aaoat of numerous
cases OF measles and mumps, in this
city. The, diseases, as fur as We could
learn, are confined to children, and are
of mild form.
In all probability, the fair for the
benefit OF Columbia Division, No. 6.
Sons OF Temperance, will commence at
Irwin's Hall on Monday evening next,
the 14th inst.
Advertising has created many a new
business; has enlarged many an old
business; has revived many dull busi-
ness; has rescued many lost business;
has saved many lost business.
The Palmetto Orphan Home has been
removed to the lot OF the Benevolent
Society, on Washington street, that So
ciety having donated to the homo the
use of the same for two years.
After the l2th instant, Judge Cooke
will take mp his abode in Greenville. All
after that time will
reach him there, except during hiz ab-
ssnoe upon the Circuit.
We are indebted to Superintendent
Newton r. Walker for the "Twenty-
fourth Annual Report of the South Ca
rolina Institution for the Education of
the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind"
This institution is located at Cedar
Springs, in Spartanburg County.
Treasurer Cardozo has begun to pay
the school claims under the new appor-
tionment. The claims OF Anderson
County we're paid off Saturday, and q
portion Of Riohland claims were paid
Monday. They will bo paid as long es
the money holds out.
The meeting of tho corporators OF the
Laurens and AshevilIe Railroad, which
was to take place at Greenville next Fri.
day, has been postponed to future day.
The meeting, however, will soon be
called, aud OF which due notice will be
given.
We direct attention to the card OF
Hon. FL. z. Hammett and others of the