The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

| cents, has converted the drop curtain
Id the <'lecture room into an immense
advertising sheet, where the ex3raor-
| dinary virtues of ''Hubbells Golden
! Bitters," the magnificent tone Of cer-
tain pianos, etc, areexpatiated upon.
Esfte~a GREENWOOD CEMETERY. -
This ''two hundred acres of va
nity," as it is irrevercntly termed,
is being rapidly filed up, and an
other piece Of |'new ground will
soon have to be added. Miss Can
da's handsome s'atlair," which cost
the. modest sum Of 225, 900, and for
years has been considered the princi-
pal attraction of the. cemetery, has
been completely tilrowa! III the shade
in price. at least, $S;50. .Oc0 and even
S75, coo being no uncommon price for
the characterization Of Il grave. Several
OF this class have l;>tcly boon erected
| a vault somewhat resamhlinGa Turk
| ish mosque is now the ''lion'' OK the
place.
VIM. e. Burton. the comeli&n, Ce-
Billy" lies inferred III Greenwood.
with only wooden head and foot
| board to mark the spot.
The vault Of the .'Dd Sea Ca5,i:,l''
has received its Occupant al; i;st--tnc
old man having given up the ahcst
during the month uf October. 1864
On his last VOYAGE arross the ocean,
he brought with him a s.kil7tul artist
IN stone and bloc! o. marble OF his
own $, lection, trr t,lr jpl; pose Of h,y--.
ing Il .I;:e S1Ejt- ut himself worked
out to ;:lorH his grave. The work
was completed. and since tllcn il is
stated that the o:d captain 'Hl!CI Il VISIT
to the place several times Il month
amusing himself by keeping ;lle shrub
berry. &c, in prl.,r
TIL: FEELING; TOWARD TIE SOUTH
As Il general thing. the feeling to-
ward the people of The South is very
| bltter-a great many persons going :"
far rs to say that the %nllt !:clIirrs iu.vc
not suffered cnouga HAT sii,c:rl"n
should have w?p,u ,!.c:n out cora
pletely. OF course there are cXcc:,-
tions to this rule. This III feeling is
more generally noticed among that
class OF persons who have ncv,,r seen u |
days service, but have remained 1T
home making money. The Federal sol
dicrs speak far tii.ercntlyo their for
! 1ner foes-thcv iccl inclined to give
them Lift and help repair the damage
that has been done That Ill classes
are not SO emh:.terad is cxhiEn:tv! in the
treatn ant OF TIE released Cultr,lyvatr
prisoners Cu:.4 tered III tne Battery
barracks. Every Gay, charitable ladies
and gentlemen yisit Inv pace. and
hbcraily supply Tie poor fellows with
! good things.
/ FASHIONS FOR I'll. LADIES.
The fashions for ladies STRIKE one
very ayceeahiy. Imagine I nicely
fitting colorcd G:.ital, or ''B;,lnioral'
shoc-laccd above tilA ankle, with a
small silk tassol ;:rponl"l; il neat and
very pretty sE,:lniorai' slkirt-of IL
grave or gay color, a@,or(!inG 10 the
[ taste OF the vrarci'-; NtrnuinE;. little
below til" top Of ta> :5;.;ter; the skirt
Of the dress hooked or drawn up by Il
cord, so rs to snow three or irt.r :lcllus
of the aforesaid BainoraIs; ., broad
belt, with n'l.s!:@e !3!c,,!c; Il t;t,'tr' bon
net, withollc !, C~uW:i: :.n i'm. ti.tion
Scotch cap, or I; rrg.!i&r boys cap,
with feather or b.;nch o: i~:.tI,crs
on one side; tn fre.lt haii' lacked H.,
III little ridge: the back n.li' ARRANGED
80 as to fall gracefully GoWl on The
shoulders, III Il $ lrj of j,&l!-iciil.e;l !:
waterfal-co,lplctc>;a yc:,y elegant and
attractive toilet
NEW YO..:l -rilI.iNG Up.
New York is ra,i;iiy being h,,:t ND
the entire eXtc.is OF the i.,i,l;ll Tho
improvements made III the last few
years are Very ai.:a.c2.t.