The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-23

oIT1 mArFhRs.-Ihe pf.oe Of single
ooniesSf the RH1rx issdvsueussyy y
|fhrs ycsns msh advertise for board
IMP pj Yate famijy;s 8 6
Old spewspapers for sale sat PaGs1x
office, 'st fifty cents hundred.
The Modocs don't develop agrioulsu-
rally. Thus far. they haven't succeeded
iu raising anything but hair.
The latest styles wedding and1visiting
cards and envelopes, tastily printed, can
be obtained at the PH9N1x Office. 80
Judge z. q sAnd-eue. r.en.ie.e- es
the Euening Herald. has purchased the
Columbia Daily Union.
There Was slight rain, yesterday. but
10 the afternoon it cleared Of, and Old
Sol exercised his rights with vim.
Onr long friend. Major II. A. Meetze,
OF Lexington. has presented the Spring
Hill Church with handsome communion
service. ~,
The condition OF the roads leading
into Columbia is complained Of terribly:
The Broad River Bridge road is almost
impassable.
It is useless for. physicians to argue
against short-sleeved dresses. The Con-
stitution OF the United Stater says tha:
the fright to bear arms" shall not be
interfered with.
The stock OF furniture used in the
Planters Hotel, in Augusta. Ga, Ia Of
fered for sale at auction on the first
Tuesday in July. This hotel has always
received heavy run OF patronage.
Messrs. J. Q. Msrshnll. J. 8. Miller
and J. B. Perry. having passed credita-
BILE examination before Messrs. Pope.
LeConte and Clark, the committee ap-
pointed for that purp -se. have been ad-
mitted to practice in the circuit Courts
It is said that the Gospel Aid Society,
composed OF q portion of the female
members Of the Calvary Baptist Church,
have purchased house and presented
the same to their worthy pastor, Rev.
Samuel Johnson.
/ We are indebted to Prot Sheldon for
card OF admission to his May ball.
which comes off in Parker's Hall, on
Thursday evening next. The programme
embraces number OF fancy dances
some of them new and very pretty.
We have been furnished with a pam
phlet copy Of the catalogue OF the Of
6oers, teachers and students OF the Sa.
lem IN. o. Female Academy. This is
one of the oldest institutions in the
South, and at present has 235 scholars---
II of them from South Carolina.
Judge Cooke. after mature considera-
tion and conference with Chief Justice
Moses. granted the application for bnil
to County Treasurer Allen, the amount
being fixed at the sum of $40. 900, aud
the order was made and sent to the
Clerk OF the Court at Greenville. with
the sureties, for record and acceptance.
Mr.. Josephus Woodruff. Clerk of the
Senate. has presented MS with q bound
copy Of the ''Revised Statutes of South
Carolina" prepared by Commissioners
under an Act OF the General Assembly;
also the Constitntion Of tho United
States and OF the State. It was printed
by the Republican Printing Company.
The attention of capitalists is directed
to the advertisement headed IAN Iron
Glad Security" The bonds are said to
be the very best kind of an Investment,
and principal and interest are payable
in gold coin. For particulars. see card
in another column from Mr.. A. G. Ksuf-
man, of Charleston.
Messrs. John Aguew & Son have
"bursted is to say, they hare
effected an entrance into the store for.
merly occupied by Mr.. G. F. Jackson.
The two stores will be connected the
one being used exclusively for hardware
and the other for groceries. It is the
largest concern of the kind in the State.
Columbia runs extensive establishments.
The New York Herald, of the 2Oth,
publishes an advertisement Of the
official drawing of the "South Carolina
Lottery for Free School Fund-perpetual
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