The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-28

CEx MArrRss. -Theey psipe ef, single
oSpiss of the PHdn1x ii avHoehts.
!. MI. I. sulzbaeher wifi bsHglsd 10 see
his isiends at the stofe OF Mr.. Hardy
Solomon. HS,has temporaSily changed
his business. and will give full measure
and weight. whether in gallon of mo.
lesses or pound of -four.
Mr.. J. T. Green, Commercial trav-
eler" for the well-knoHn Arm Of W. n.
Chafes & Co.. Charleston, Sc, paid Us
short visit yesterday. He is satisfied
with the world. but complailG bitterly of
the effects of the weather upon his feeble
frame. T. b.
A card in another column impasts the
information that. Messrs.- Charles Rad
cliffe (son OF onr late fellow -oitizen,
Capt. T. W. Radcliffe,) and G. W. Nc
Guinnis, formerly employed with Mr.. I.
Sulzbaoher, have commenced business
for themselves. and arc prepared to re-
pair watches and jewelry OF oil kinds.
Give them trial-they are fully compe-
tent.
We have received from Mr.. James
Wick, the celebrated florist, Of Rochester,
N. Y, our annual package Of floral seedr.
MIR. ", as heretofore announced, is one
of the most extensive nurserymen and
florists in the United States, and his
articles can be relied on.
The PHOENIX is in receipt OF lot of
printer'e copying ink. It serves the pur-
pose Of ordinary copying ink, and is in
valuable to railroad officials and others
who have much printed matter to copy.
The cost of printing done with this ink
is but little more than with the ordinary
ink
Mr.. Cantwell advertises seed potatoes.
AS he is q native OF the "green isle," he
knows what kinds arc tho most tooth
| some.
Reading Clerk Sisson end Senator
Jones, while riding in one Of Mr. Daly's
buggies. on Sunday afternoon. turned
the horse around a corner suddenly, and
! we're thrown out-a wheel having been
smashed. Nobody hurt.
The Wheeler s. Wilson sewing machine
agency in this city is shortly to be re-
moved to the comnpaious storgformer,y
occupied by Messrs. ". D. Love & Co.
in Columbia Hotel Row.
Col. e. r. Dorsey, OF the Charlotte,
Columbia and Anguish Rsiltoad,. ,. has lar
ranged to issue round trip tickets for
Mardi Gras excursionists from Columbia
to New Orleans at S37. This affords an
excellent opportunity to visit the Cres-
cent City at very low rate. Tickets
will be good from February 20 until
March 10. We refer to our advertising
columns for further particulars Of this
extensive excursion.
To-day. two years ago-January. %,
l671-Paris capitulated.
There was no complaint "a to tho
weather, yesterday-it was clear and
balmy.
Mr.. Long requests us to say that he
is Offering his stock of -nules and horses
-somo OF them good matches-at low
rates, for cash and on time. The stock
can be seen at DaIy's stables
Tho following is the programme by
Prof. Buchar's 18th Regiment Band. for
this afternoon:
Coliseum Qnick step-Beyer.
| Pretiosa-Weber.
Leinates Klange Waltz-LabiLzki.
| Duetto Semiramide-Possini.
Ixion Polka-Goetz.
Heart and Hand Galop-Samuels.
RAILROAD ACoID THE passenger
train over the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, due here from the
latter city, (and which arrived on time,)
yesterday morning, at half-past II
o'clock, met with on accident, about four
miles from Hamburg, by which the rear
car, containing about twenty passengers,
was thrown over q slight embankment
into q swamp. and tho next car on to the
ties. The rear car was considerably bro
ken, but the next one was but slighly
damaged. Fortunately. but three pas
senRers and Conductor Wolfe were hurt