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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-08

The MAY PARTY. .-Readcr, were
you ever Mt IL May party? I do not
mean ono of those fine grown-up
yonng lady affairs, which wealth pro-
vides and fashion controls-whcre
artificial flowers, artificial smiles, pre-
mature coquettcs, hirtntions, lace,
ribbon and perfumery crowd out
everything simple, natural, Joyous
and lovenble-whcre you hear no
clenr, ringing, child-lile laugh, see
no involuntary hop, skip and jump
where you see beautiful set smiles,
graceful, lady.li movements, trail
ing skirts and prodigious waterfalls.
Everybody has, some time or other,
witnessed ono Of those stately affairs.
L mean none of these, but n real
schoolgirls May party, got up by the
teacher-friend, who. in her heart, has
no motive but to make the children
happy, and to draw happiness to her
self i'll seeing them so. L mean gay.
Joyous, noisy crowd OF happy,
healthy, sinless little children and
young girls, such rs met together, on
Thursday. afternoon, at Miss McGow-
ans school-revelling in flowers, mn-
sic, confectionery and fun.
They numbered fifty, and sure 1
am that, if Miss MCGOWAN has not
been singularly fortunate in securing
so large number from among the
most intelligent and pretticst behaved
children in Columbia, she must have
n wondrous faculty for making them
SO; and an observer can quickly as
certain that "the mighty magic" she
has used is love, assisted by keen
perception Of character, which enn-
bles her almost to read tho hearts of
the little ones under hcr tnition, and
adapt her method to them. She
glided about through the merry
crowd, giving to some affectionate
smiles, to others words of praise or
encouragement, and to others little
reproofs, which she tried to utter in
stern manner, but she had too evil
IDENTIFY forgotten the schoolmistrcss
in the sympathizing friend, and her
scoIulnB was, In every case, q 1niiilrc
And the procession through the
streetsl Oh, you fashionable, grown
up young ladies, with your fantastic
little plastcrs. instead of bonncts;
your big, ugly, hcavy-looking protn-
berance on the back Of your heads;
your long, coarse-looking black chains
dangling about in your way; your Ii
dicnlons filters; yonr short sacques,
without any shape; your street.
sweeping skirts, and yonr many other
denominations by way of dress-you
must yield the palm of grace and
beauty to these little children and
young girls; for they far out-shone
You all, and unqualified exclamations
of pleasure and admiration greeted
them everywhere fro,a many
nnUJNIO
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-08

Jon PRINTING. The Job Office OF
the PAemir is rs complete rs my in
the South. 1t is furnished with new
fonts Of type Of all descriptions and
OF the most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and Mt reasonable rates.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-08

The rush and excitement over the grand
clearing sales Of Mr.. Il. G. Shivcr, on Mon
day last, induces him to explain that the
stock il very large, and all will be able to
get some of the bargains being sold.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-08
The Alum Mass, or Salts of the Water

Tne Alum Mass, or Salts of the Water.
These Salts are now put up in 50 and So
vials, scaled and stamped with the Springs
seal, to prevent all mistake, and sent at
those prices, postage paid, to any Office in
the United States, and, at the price, is
much the cheapest form Of obtaining the
water.
Ono box Of water will last seven weeks,
at one pint daily.
PURCELL. LADD 4 CO., Wholesale
Druggists, Richmond, Va; A. Il. Rucker
1.ynchburg. Va; COLEMAN Il RODGERS,
Baltimore, Md HEGEMAN & CO., Drug.
gists, New York, arc kept in regular supply
OF tho Water and Powders direct from the
Springs.
sD- Orders sent to either of the above
houses or to tho proprietors, must be
accompanied with the money, as no ac-
counts will be kept.
CAUTION. In ordering the Water, it
will not do cimply to order "a box OF Alum
Watcr." If you want this water, be care
ful to say "Rockbridgo Alum Water" and
so also Of the Salts or Mass.
The Springs will he open on tho LIST OF
June. FRAZIER 4 RANDOLPH,
May EMO PrOprictOrs
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-08

PosT OFFICE HoURs. Office is
open from 8 n. m. until 81 p. m.,
and from 6 until 7 p. M. The North.
ern mail closes at 81 p. m., and all
other mails close ut 8 p. m.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-08

RENDER UHTo CESAR, Erc.-Wo
would thank our country exchanges
to give credit to the Phpnic for de-
spatches copied from it's columns.
These dispatches cost considerable
sum, and we think the least copyists
can do is to give the proper credit.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-08

.Nn'" - oCiiN -. ,'FsF.Nif'itS ~ W.
SMALL HOUSE FOR SALE
..s THE PRESBYTERIAN MISSION
"a CHAPEL, on the square South OF the
EA Asylum; suitable for small family
residence. Apply to X. l.. BRYAN.
April 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-08
IsoCal Ite eunss.

CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILRoAD.-Tho annual meeting of
the stockholders of tho above com.
pany will be held ut Nickerson's
Hotel. this morning, at 10 o'clock
instead of IL, Us heretofore publish
ed. The reports of the President,
Superintendent and Treasurer will be
found on our fourth page.
FAREWELL CONCERT. Mr.. and Miss
Felnlnger announce n farewell con-
cert, tomorrow evening, in Jnnney's
Hall, prior to their departur OH nn
extensive tour.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-13
"a ssR SaemcS sGrranscment
PPtlaoelpbla, g8ilmin9tcr unb Baltimore
G~iienbabn.

I'm rnb mad DOnusrifaS, J.. SUM-, s~erlafen sie 3Hse
bas greibeut1r. Depot ME fpiat:
Der gOf5ns fir BBiIaDelpPia unS 5pii@enfatiuuen ul
S.25 NlprsenS. E.V
@%Tpreb3ns nlr fiji gtep gcrt, 9.2O Mprsens.
@rprebSu9 ftr RRilabelpBia nnS gtep gprf, Ito gtab
mitta9S.
@pfsu8 fir BPiIGbelpSia NIB 3pii9euRntipuen, 4,Q5
ga@mitta9S.
@Epres3us fir philadelphia uab 3piiSsuHatipnen
e,25 IbenSS.
G~spreb5u8 fir philadelphia NIB @ep gOrt, s.95
MbeneS.
Gieie Stiss seReu tSSIi6, ousseupmuen G0autass.
SIN Gpnnta8eu; So
Sur Stefp gprs I'm 100 rub fur philadelphia nm 1926
Gbenbs.
Sir Salisbury nnb 3wii9erpnntte an Der Delapar.
SaPn 9.25 Ibenbs NIB fir Dpttr, Del, Ito 9n9ut.
(6pft-l B m. @rafprb, aseut.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-13
Tobrpretfe spu 8aIttmpreua@

Bur befpnbersu senntntBnaPme.
Giuipanberer unb 9leiI.ube lplten iebr pprf4tis isin'
ebe fe ibre Sinete taufen uuS icltsn bieIelben MIR bon
fpl6en anaefelten 8ean1ten faufer, bic BON ibrerr Sc
balte Ie6en, u;@t aber bon M6fleru cber 3pii4entraserr
ba fe Icnt Der @efa6r ~ausseiest ino, beiGrinSslt 81
perceu unS i5r @el5 unIpult auS5useben.
D~ur@fabrtS s8tlIete
un6 alien SGeilen bes ggeftens iinb gu babeu Bet
@arI s Stilebranbt,
Gen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SGltp. ORiO G~iIenbapu
(21mrs-iD SIR. 81 &Pamesitr., Baltimore.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-13
Weuerocrfberuu9
Der aTpciirtsn 6eueruianns Electromagnetic
f6aft bon Baltimore.
go. 4 gontbHr., gegeniiber benz gnne0ebdaSe

Su Setra6t Der erfOIsrei@eu 9bGtisteit bes Danrfs
Tener=D epartements te1eu mir ppn iest an gum bilisez
rem Ireiie Npliceu aus unb erueueru aud bic alien 81
ben b~ilisften &aten. G1e Dieienisen, pel1e Sduier,
MSbeIn ober ipnftise 0ertbsegenitdnbe fir elm pber fteben
Sabr III berftbern piniGeu, merpen hermit eingelaben,
f9 bic aife unierer berabgeIeeteu 8r6mien a~u;uieben.
aGe Serlufe rerben tpie bisber prompt unS liberal
au5fe5ablt. m4sEga en azfs at.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-13

S)0t0Ii1ac

})otoUlac
.sIEse.H 0ranaportationS : al1ie.
SIR
Q(eranpria, Bal6tnetom uno GeprgstOpn,
in aauta Greer nit ben 6rd9t5igen ber &i9 =
TrebertdSbur9 nno Rpt0mae @t'
isnba6 N in @ertinbnn8 fe3enh.
9ampfsr OGrpre5", Capt. 81. 6. 9lidle, nnO
9aapier nsaenuebed", Capt. S. $. @iiOn,
serraIien galtinore ppm gier $40. s eis9tftr. W9urf iebea
Dienfag unO 6reita8 ga4nitta8 4 u9r far O6iSe glats
unb bic gs,pStnli6en 9aubungspldse am @ptcninc 6Iub.
8uritdfebrenb ~Serlaien %bieielben Us a : tnSton
feben Nlittnp@ uno Ganitag 6 u6r Ufpr8elS nno ale'
cambria Z 19r WtOr9en8.
MeQen qu8tunft ii6er Sra6t pber &afiage trsrbs man
f@ in Baltimore all
NeebGam& cons,
mri12if 142 Sight StraBen D9erft.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-13
Die alte
-RG Southern &SOGT :2imie

WV w AtHDN btbbttAb SNNt NbtNN
9aIIagiere BON sieIer beliebter sinie ba6eu bic @sles
senbeit, bic alien 8ap 9inie Dantpfer unb GeseliGiffe II.
01canpfe Giienba6n, ODER iber 8ii6mcnb, GreheridSburg
unb Pptpmac G~iienbabu, mad Ritmpnb, iiber Ofi6mpnq
uuS Danpile, peer it6er 9ii6mpnS uub @~etersburs mad
GBelSpn, oann iiber 3laleigb unb @afcn, poer iiber bic
Nilmingtpn unb gBelbon Giienbabn Iab 9~iins8oile lab
alien iibrisen Runtteu bes Sitbens 81 benuseu.
Oie alte CAB Sine lit bic ein;ig neue bergeitelte, tpels
DE 3pii6eu Baltimore, SprtreB Wtplrpe uub g~tprfplt bic
Ser. Gtaateu Bpit ~befSrbert.
@iues itr 8ppte rerl1Bt tdslih, SprutaSs ausserprs
men, ibre Werfte am 6uBe Der llnipn Dpd, Nadnlittags
AZ l6r, unb i9liest f9 in gcrtsmcutb nit benz 9esel>
itif uub 0ipanpte Giienbabn 2 3isen all, weI9e bic
Ganl6en Station, 8altp. Sbio Gfailrcab Depot UNI 40
DsprseuS uuo 4.15 NabtHittass perIaiiet urb p~erbinoe1
f6 in gBaibinstpu Direct nit Der Sfi4mpnb, 6riesriGss
BURG unb gptcinac Ofail 0ipab ii6er @qiia Greet.
&ines Der 16neQfteu unb re9elmd6igfteu 0ainpfiGiffe,
perlSSt tGsli6 ieinsn Wbarft, 6uS Der 6. Strase, I'm
6.45 O~aOrens NIB Z lRr abenbs, G~pnntass Z uPr
Abene8.
Sie aross Graft 2inie SfaiIrpab lift bic IGueafte unb
fitr,efte, NIB bic einsise birette 9tpute mad 9tihurpnb, 9es
~ters6ura, @bentpn, Blbmputb, 2Giluingtcn, 1faleisb,
Oaueile, G~alisburb, Charlotte, @barleitDn, Savannah
unb Nuaufta, aud bic birette 2lnie mad Atlanta, Don't
spnterp, Nlceile, Stem Orleans, 8eniacpla unb Serttan=
oina, FLORIDA.
Die alien Sap Sine Danipfer rerbinten f9 in 9tprfplt
nit benz Dampfer @eluS am Wontag, Niittpp6, 6reitas
fir @berrpftpne unb @aftern @bpre, Sirsinia am Dienftag
Dpunerfas unb Spnuabenb fir MattbepS unb @lprz
cefter Counties unb Dprttpwn. 81
Dur@biaete unb @epad 0iartei liub all allen 8er6ins
bnnss Blaeeu 3n baben. ~
@afiasiere, pelae Gfep Dprt I'm 8 rbr unb 99ilaoel-
pbia I'M 11.45 NadmittasS perlafien, ~f5nnenia Salts-
more nit Der Slb Sap Cine ibre 0teiIe METER ~fprtIesen.
gBeitere @usfunft tann man in Der SIb 9ap Sine
Office rnS in Der Baltimore Obio &ailrpab Office, Gam.
ben Depot, ft ~erfrassu.
NJ. 81. .SauS,
@rSfbent Baltic. Oan1pfzYadet' Go.
G. 8. Obip GSent Der @sseli9iffe unb 9tpanpfe q u.
Susb O'@ n Raiasierzassnt.
U. Reeebam & 6pPn, Sen. gsent q. s. unb q.
o.. u. gon,pagnie.
(pft18-iD 8. 81. SaHep, Gen. 6. Gst.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-13
- Dir 7lortbern Central
Gifrnbabm,
Sret 3uec tdgIt6,
(Sonntass ausgenpmmen.)
Na@ Ritt8bure nnS ben, gSeffcn.
8Ssli@tpst3ase (@OnntGss ausssnDmmsu.)
LIZ Na6 Buffalo uno 9liagara 6dGe. I5E

an utS mad benz 10. MrSembcr 1866 serIuTIen bic
5tge Baltimore trie fplgt:
. Is @fOrsens, @Gne1sus. EagIi8, (@onntass aus
9enonlmeu) mad Eittsburg, peili9 unb nSrbli9 bis
Sod Sapen.
Serbinbun8eu.-Gn Stela1 nit Der Befferu
WtarplanS 9aPa; IN Sanpoer SunctiOn NIT Der
Sanpoer 3pei9ba9n; In Sarrisburg nit Der Penns
lplpanta @elttralba9n, 2ebdnpu Saaepbabu unb Der
cumberland 8daebbabn; in Gunburp init Der Bbis
Iahelpbia NIB @rie @ailrpab in 9iprtb @linber.
lamb NIT Der Sadapana unS Slcom8bnrgbabn. -
&nturft in God 6apen nm s 10 NoEmittaeS.
1915 Mttta8s, SGueasus. SG9liG (Scuntass duse
8enpmnteu) fir Yitt8burg unb ben gsefen, unb
nSrelb Bis Buffalo uub gfiasara SANS unb grie.
n8 Serbtnbnn9en. = An Der Sanprer Sumo
tipn nit Ger Sanoper i3peie6a6n in Sarrisbura
NIT Der Penniploania @entralbdbn, 2e6anpn 8aneS
Sabt unS Cumberland Gaaepbabn; in @unburp
NIT Der YbilabeIp9ia unb Grietabn; in Glnira nit
Der S~rttbabn; an 9ananpaisua nit Der gtetp gort
@entralbabR.
10 10 @a&tS, G~rpreBsus. Sasf9 fir ben ggeaeu
ta9ltG, (SonntasS auSgenpmnteu), fir 9lSbe nSrbs
ll9 ppn Btlianpprt, bis 8ufalp une erie.
Serbtro ur9en. - Sn Sarrisburg init Der
Eenniplpania @entralbabn NIB Der ee6anor Banep
Sabn; in Sunburp nit Der 9bilaeelpbia uro Gre
eiienba9n; in gtprt9 Cumberland nit Der 9as
toipana unS SloomS6urs @iienbabn; in eImira
nit Der Grie Giienbabn; in @aunneaisua, init ber
Stem gprt Central Gilen6abn.
Accommodations 3iae:
Sir 9arriSburS: GaoIi6, (SOnntass ausse.
%npmHien) lin, z 20 Oiprgens, unS tGsli&, {Gcnrtaos
GiS9enpmnten) I'm Z 90 gta6nlittagS,
Sir Dprf: I'm 8 80 Nadm. - EHr BARI.
t . n nm 8 80 2benes.
Nntuuft Der 3ige in Baltimore:
Son benz Ieiten unb ytDrceu UNI Z u6r DIcrgens, $50
unS 8 ubr gta9n1.
Som gBefen aaeiH nm ~ 20 Wfrreens.
Yorttpn Accommodation 8 80 Mprstus.
Yprt accommodation 10 Is Nipraens.
gEesen peiteler GuStunTt unb Gifets mad alien VlSten
nbrhltp nns peftIid, peabe man fi6 an bic SidetsOffce
GaIoert Station.
CD. g. Opuus, Gen. =guTagiersGst.
GanltD $. &c. Du 9arrp, @en,- Superinb't.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-13
Oeg(l0 n06aa68t0oa.
GEERMANHA

GEEgM
2ebcus > 8crIi9sruags > GeIeai6ait
$40. SO Broabpas, Seeusgorf+
Capital uno ueberidaB. -. $1,250,090,O9
Sdbrlt6e8 gtntpmmen. 100000
VerIi6erungen ..... .2Z,OUO,O OU
Musbe5oblt fur GerInite i'm Iebten
Die csienf9aft ,a9Ite bis isst $s5o,Ooo liz gerlnfs
ans.
sage msfsntOHd, @rSt.
s. g 6weut1er, 8ice@Brai. u. SER.
8 Baltimore GtpdBaIters unb @eferen3en:
G. GGubuta6er W. Grenel.
German bon Sapf Setnrt9 Dtetrt~
q. SO. GoiI 6. 80. Seilter
Sats6 8fubolpb SOB. nrlaub.
gRaber @teiu M. g~3ieIenfalb
GuStunft, 8rOiditren unb &abenel perben gratis ANS
seSeben BEL rem asenten
CARL Obrenf@aIG,
@eueralzggent fur BEN Gtaat WtorplaaS.
Scr. Is Secprbfr., Baltimore.
n~nterfu6enbe 4er3te:
Or. Spel Selbuanu, $50 Bearlirs
Or. @ufab 2iebnanr, So 81. Trontfr.
ST.. RtcpIans Gaibe if o%utoriffrt, Gpplifatica
men far Obise @efeliGaft ~entSesen gu uePweu. (lai1it
1~Sel!cr>, Marinc. Ii. 2ebeng>8
office: SO. 63 SecOnO Str.
e. g. Wrcm6 s SGbne, G9entea,
nit uuumf9rdntter Sc 10 alt.
@eiammtS Capital rep%rdIentirt:
$1O,OOO,O 600
4etHa Sniurarce @cnpanp BON Sartfcrb, Conn.
SrringfeIS s. unS ". 9ninrance @Onipanp, Usa1.
Wer&lnts' 3~rfurauce Company BON SartfCro.
Stern snaIanb Sire Suiurance COMPANY BON Sartforb.
Becele's SnIuronce COMPANY bon Gcrceffer.
Sutton 6ire Sniurance Company BON yetp Dcrt.
gcnters unb Nep Dort Sniurance Company BON R0rrf.
Wercantile Qiarine Sniurauce Company bon Stem DDrE.
See;1S
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-13
2aidtig fir Ginwannerer.
Neue arrangements fur G%intpanSersr bte nab
Rem gSe1fen az ret1en mituIben.

9teue arrangements IuF G"uPbVpplSl W. WV
BENT @eltsn 81 retien wtnl2en.
SON beute, 9. Ropbr., an irerber bic Gintpaitberer
auf Der ~gipetbern @eutrSl @albert Str. Depot @iienbaeit
nit Rem @rNre65us D~elSrbert. Die 8abn bietet 6aeurb
ben @miaranteu eiuen sr66eren Gprtbeil, ais ir8enb cine
anhere Ba6n, aud lift tie nm 50, Wtellen fnr5er ais tefe
anSere 8aBn mad benaHntel @laseu, ala
0tttsbure, gleoslanO, Detroit, Sort Bapne,
G9tcaso, Mlilmautee, @aIena, Dubuque, ct.
8aut, 9tod Sslanb, Burlington, Soma @itp
unb perbs1i sesDaI6 bic nit Der Iprt6err Gentral 8aPn
ae6eitpen 8eripnen 10 Str,nben fra9er ais bic nit ans
bera Sabueu scbeabeu bort eintreffen, aud fperSsil bier
0eal meniser bic @aseI babel S~eipetielt. Die Sabn
Siebt burG ben f6Sufen &beil BON SRio. Die gauge
@ntferuuns sca bier Bis @bicasc fit 500 Nfeilst. =
Das @epGd .orS bier se3ei9net (~narteo) nnS sept NIT
ben Baiiasieren an ben SeitimmungSort.
gla@ Grelline. OaptOn, Cincinnati, Snbianas
potts. Qout6Yile uao ct. Souls
iperSen ebenfau8 9aSiagifre ~beiErbert unb fRr iEr GepSd
elm meitere l1mlaSunesfpfen bere@net. Die 4aia@
9iere fSnneu nit Dem 8 l16r, pbsr IbenSs 10 nbr~3us
mad alien pettht 9lasen SePeu, .pRne rnterireSS aufSe-
baIten 81 tpercer.
2ursfabrts=9ilete werbeu r%erfanft in Ger Office bss
Ggentet. rqo
@barGeS 8aIfer,
(ott14-) SO. rs Geufr., nabe Baters gBParf.
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60ile= G~e(eoen0etten.
Baltimore
Din . Giien . 8Q6n.

E&BTMa3%~4Ef ~ " = = Z fk ~ i
DIN : Gjiet : 0a6n.
am unb na& @onntas len c. Sauiur 1867 ae6en
td8Iit Spei 3uge 3ipii@en Baltimore, gBPseIin9 un6 gars
~ferS6urg, 1nb 5par:
Ser Nol3uo
fG6rt. tGeli6 (GpnntagS aa9genpmulen) Inn 8 ll6r 80
SO. frib BON Baltimore ab. Der
GrrreBz uno @GneQ;ua
td9li9 (Gpnntng8 eini@Iie6liw) &ben6s Q uGr; Der
accpmpbation8jug gett td9Ii@ [Gounta95 nusgenDmmenl
ut Z r6r 90 0liuuten frii4 rcn Cumberland na@ gbbeez
ling.
9tre bieIe 3Hse i6tiesen T6 gu 8efair unb @arfersburs
Zen 3a9eu mad alien Yualten I'M ggefen, @ibtpeiteu unb
9tcrDpeFen an.
Der 0reberid er Mccpm pbatipH8z3ug
berIdBt Baltimore g1a@mittag8 Inn 4 ltfr 80 0iinuten,
Spnutag8 ausgenpmnten, DereI6e 3ug SerldBt auI
Der Sfetparfa6rt 6reberid Inn z r6r 10 0iHiten fritz
ta9li6, [Spnntas8 auSSenputreH.
Der @attptt'S NfinSz3ug gebt BEN Saltis
more Inn 6 ltr 40 Wlinuten ruo I'm 10 llbr friib nno
3 tlGr 80 gtaGmitta9s; bon Glicptt's WliQs I'M s ubr
Wfttrtet uro II ll9r 80 Niiu. fritb unb 4 rbr so IIin.
9~tabmittaSs al.
NaG @af6in4tcn.
1btabrt BON Q aIttmpre frHb I'm 3 ltGr 50Gltr.
7.05, ~ uno M10 l9r WaGinitta9s nm 3 Is, 4 49,,
nnS abenbS A8 rltr Spnnta8S frGB 8 so anb 20 rFr
Gd&mittaSS rs inb &6enb8 rs n9r.
&bgnng ppn BafBtngtpn fritb Z, rs urb
H12 n6r, Ma9u,. ., US $50 uub 8 ll6r aberbs
Gpnutass frfb US u9r Gfa@m 3 $50 NIB Nbenbs s
ll6r. Die M10 n6r @icrgeu5i9e uuS n l9r ga@z
mittagSsige bpn Baltimore Inb bic 7 nbr MorgenSi5e
unb bic 2 lPr Na4mitta9s5ige ppn Gafbin9tpn balten
an ben gseSpuntter an. Die Z 05 ll9r Nprgensiise unb
bic ~ llbr ga9mittn98zSige bpn Baltimore nnb bic
as u9r NlcrSerz rnb 155 HEr gta9mittagSs3ilse bon
gSaiPinstcn i8lieben i4 3iiSen auf Der 2nuapcIiier 8a5H
an.
3i9e se9en ron annpspIis frib ~ ubr anb guas
m'tta9S nm 3 uPr 40 Ntin. mad Baltimore unS gSaiPinS
ton ob.
Gse9en tDeiterer GuSfunIt, icipie ~Fa9rbiGete aIer art
II. |. NJ. fpenbe man ii9 an 5. &. ngIanb Ggenten
in Der @ambeu Station, pber an bas 8iaet=g lreau.
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"pOrtlOnaCely increased.
THE EARTHQUAKES IN ALGERIA.
The Monitem de PAIgerte of the 9th
inst. gives some further particulars of the
recent earthquakes =
In consequence of the gravity of the
news received, we sent a special cores
pendent to the scene Of the late disaster
to collect the most precise details. Near
ly all the houses in Blidah, at least eight
tenths, are evacuated. The first shock
experienced on the Wednesday, that at Ia
quarter past seven, was terrible. The
frightened inhabitants had time to fly to
the open spaces and see their houses
shaking and tottering on their bases.
The violence of the commotion was so
great that many persons were thrown
down, and considerable damage was caused
in every house. The first shock was fol-
lowed by others more feeble, up to half
past nine. At thirty-fiYe inmates past
nine a fresh one, almost as violent but
much more rapid than the first, increased
the destruction TO such an extent that
nobody deared to enter any of the houses
The Administration, informed by tele-
graph, sent tents from Algier, under
which the inhabitants bivouacked for the
night, despite a heavy rain. The exterior
of the houses are cracked in all direc-
lions; in the interior, partitions are thrown
down, ceilings destroyed, gaps yawn in
the walls, indicating the imminence of the
peril in case of q fresh cOmmotion.
The night of the End and the day Of
the 3rd passed without any sensible shock.
Some inhabitants decided upon returning
TO their houses when, on the night of the
3rd, at - quarter TO two, two fresh shocks
caused new alarm. Rain WAS falling in
torrents, the persons who were in the
houses rushed out to the vacant ground /;
but soon after, treasured by the weakness
OF the shocks, the bOIdest decided upon
going 10 bed again. At "a quarter to four
a fresh shock of excessive violence, but
which only lasted a second aud "a half,
brought everybody on foot again.
Since that moment all the houses have
remained deserted, and the few persons
who had been willing TO brave the dan
ger resigned themselves, like the others,
to remain out of doors, and in default of
tents they collected in the public squares,
despite the ~drenching rain. Happily
that was, for that day at least. the last
alarm, and we may hope that the terrible
phenomenon thus manifested its presence
by q last convulsion, after which calm
will be re-established in this severely
tried district.
The first shock felt at Algiers and Bill
dab, on the 2nd, at a quarter past seven,
caused a frightfGl disaster to the west Of
Blidah, at the foot of Atlas. Three en-
tire villages were completely destroyed
MOuzaiaville, Bou Roumi, and Ell Atroun.
This is the point where the action was
most violent. The shock was SO power
full, and the disaster SO instantaneous,
that at the end of q few seconds The work
of destruction was consnmmated. All
the houses were destroyed, burying their
inhabitants in their ruins. At Mouzaia-
vile, out of more than 16O houses, the
church alone is standing, but SO much in
jured that it cannot be approached with
ant don~ar. md tha o,Alor111oc bos,a FOp-