The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-29

The firm Of. Z. j! & 81. H.. Gibson has
been -dissoIved,i but the brothers will
separately occupy the old stands
nor Main and Taylor and Main aud
Lady, .e Il s1,.., ;<s.....,
PHGS1xrAAA.-The latest market re.
port contains the astonishing informa-
ton that "eggs are drug" "liia =.
Opght you to reckon dogs WORTH by
what he will fetch, OF, by what, be will
bring? 'noi,,..:l i'd,
Hanging for murder is not played out.
as we hear OF murderets hang1tg around
almost everywhere, -. n',r, go,
e.sWhep does man sneeze: three timess
When he can't help it, 90 ;dsl i oroI
The way to treat Mod 9ss-sbeil EN-
cpd make 1Oein meal Of EN- 'em.a.y oy' 6 ,ia,, ill.,
;. Capitol pupishment-Abolishipg otlte
franking privilege. .:oeio, :iii % ssuit
t. 'sefns as if them MS 'afeh' kdin1Sea
hers, pIo thh,ioh1y folks Il as : Jarea gre iWspied
IN tn other. world. io.,>, yIl,;ga. su;.A
The notes that compose Fasoritstnhes
BANK notes; they mike Ytf:tdhsa..: -
1t is melancholy to read that tie : last
OF the whalers Of Nantncket.hhs just
been sold. Gas and kerosens have made
the whale If no account in commerfce..l
------.--~- s---:-I -, - 80 L'-
Coop Bye. BUsrhEs' Tbs days Of
drecian bend and bustlea are said 70 be
numbered. The girl. of-tLe-period dress.
with it's bunched-up skirts aud frou-frou
hounoes. is to give place to the statu-
esqne and classical. Soft. flowing dra.
peries over nnstarohed petticoats will be
the order OF the day. Hoop.skirts have
been scorned by fashion for year or
more, though they are 40 comfortable
that many ladies will still wear diminu-
tive orinoline. Scant skirts. like those
seen in pictures of Josephine and Hor-
tense, are predicted for the next novelty.
Already. the Josephine waist is pre-
scribed by dress-makers. This is very
short. round corsage. worn with wide
belt, instead of being finished with
points or q basque. VIA
NAIL EnTs.-Thsa Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ. and S.00''P NJ;
closes P. NJ. aud 11.OOA. ID. Charles
ton day mail opens 6.15 p. NJ; closes 6
A. NJ; night opens 100 A. M; CLOSES
6.l5 P. NJ. Greenyille opens 6, As P. NJ.
closes A. NJ. Western. opens 6.8OA.
NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. closes and l p. NJ.
Wilmington opens $50 P. NJ: closes
1890 A. III. On Sunday the Office is
open from 3 to P. Nj. IA
| DIR. J. r. WILSON. Union, of
yesterday. publishes sermon delivered
by this eminent divine, on Sunday last.
and thus refers to it:
"The very able and excellent sermon
OF DR.. Wilson, preached last Sabbath
morning. at the Presbyterian Church,
will be found on. the Arst page of the
Union, this morning. DR.. Wilson is one
OF the professors at the Theological Sc
mlnary in this city, and has won an en-
viable reputation aa an able and sound
theologian, clear and forcible writer.
His style is at times full of poetry. and
many of his descriptions and passages
equal those OF any man in the American
pulpit. The sermon published to-day
was not written for publication; it is no
special effort 1t was solicited for tho
press after it was delivered. and by those
who remarked that all his discourses
should be put in print. Many Of the
bost and most inspired passages thrown
in extemporaneously are, of course.
lost. but the substance is there, and il
will repay careful perusal and study" "
HOTEL ARRIVALS. March %, 1873.-
Columbia Holel-Wash Lieber, Phila;
s G Gilbert, 8 Q; W T Butt, Augusta;
w Anderson, Phila; John Nj Barrett.
BALTIC; z Pomensy, Raleigh; A Ancker,
Miss Frits, BALTIC; w Sprinkle, VIII.
mington; W Dudley, s Q r b; A G
Todd, VIM Mills, J II Traynham, Lau.
rens; G L B Marsh. Wilmington; Mrs E
r Miller, Rose Pump; A Frederick, 8
c.; W II Evans, Augusta; Rev A M
Folohe. Charleston; w G Garner, AIR
r; JEFF Spiro, N Y. -
Hendris House, G Hamiter, Rich
land; G W Turner, GranitevilIe; Nj W
Holstein. wife. daughter and nurse.
Edgefeld; W L Clinton, city; DoBose