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PARIS, January 26.-General Dix, Ameri-
can Minister, has urged the French Go
vernmcnt to abolish tho odious system Of
searching the baggage Of strangers ar
irving in France; 1t is understood the
Government made q favorable reply. The
application made by General Dix is in view
of the coming International exposition.
ST PETEnsBURS, January 27.-Advices
from BchlinS Straits state that the Amori-
can portion of the Russiar-American Tele-
graph is completed. The Straits have
been surveyed for the purpose of finding q
place for submarine cable. The Russian
portion OF this great enterprise is expected
to be finished by autumn.
L1vERPooI, January 26.-The steamer
Bosphorous, it is feared, is lost.
LoSDoS, January 26.-Austria is apprc-
hending war, and is increasing the forces
on Turkish and Russian frontiers.
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Sales.
w. T. WALTER

Will sell, at his Mart, on THIS DAY.
at 10 o'clock, without reserve,
A lot of FURNITURE After which will
be sold $500 lbs. of Bacon Hams. Sides
Shoulders and Strips; bbls. fine Rye
,M,h$key half cask Tennessee Brandy;
and Java Coffee, 3 bbs. Crushed Snrar
bags Pepper, 10 bbls. Flour, 9 bbls. Buck
wheat, bbls. biscuits and Crackers, bbls.
nlcc, lo boxes Raisins, boxes Coffee Mills,
70 boxes Candies, 5 boxes Starch, dozens
Tubs and Brooms boxes Soda, Pepper,
soap, Matches, Taclls, Hatchcts, Hinges,
N hnlves and Forks, Blackins, Spices, Nut
mcGs, 2 casks Porter, kegs Powder, Mus
tard, Cotton Cards, Curry Combs, Spoons,
I""oGwarc, Hats, Spades, Shawls, Corks,
i,lcNes, Lobstcrs, Salmon, and variety OF
FANCY Groceries and Hardware.
- he balance of Stock of Bar Room.
purchasers will find it to their advantage
10 attend the sale, as the above will he
sold without any kind of reserve.
Jan 90
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REMARKABLE REVENUE RAscA11-

REMARKABLE REVENUE RAscAL1
TIES. Darling's Congressional
Committee have finished their inves-
legations concerning the distillery
frauds in this city. Tt is said that
they were astounded by the develop
ments brought to light II they dis
covered one-half of the rascality in
tins branch of the revenue depart
ment, their amazement is not strange.
Frauds upon the revenue have be-
come so fragrant that they are now a
subject Of gcneial remark through
out the city. Inspectors and others
who commit them have become SO
cniholdcned 10y their success that
they hardly think it worth while to
keep their operations secret. AS an
illustration upon this point, we have
before us letter from correspond
cut, who states that an inspector in
Williamsburg, with whom he is init
mately acquainted, has received
$40, 900 in ''prcscnts'' from certain
dlstiller within the last six months.
The guilty party in this case is enc of
the sup-lnspectors, whose duty it is
to watch q particular distillery This
is only one case in q great many. We
frequently receive letters of the same
general nature, but less explicit than
the one referred to. The Govern
ment IS constantly being swindled on
most stupcndous scale in the liquor
trade, and there is reason to believe
that the frauds in respect to cigars,
tobacco and other highly taxed arti-
cles, are proportionatcly great The
whole revenue system seems to be
rotten to the core. 1t not only cheats
the Government out of large per
centage of its income, but it bears
oppressively upon people who ho-
nestly pay their taxes If Congress
would pay little attention to recon
structlng the revenue department,
instead of consuming its time with
crazy projects Of impeachment, it
might do the country some good.
Nc,c I.o7I: SIN.
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PROSPECTUS
TIIEE BAPTIST.

WE PhoPOSE to publisl. WEEKLY
w PAPER, devoted to the diffusion OF
the principles OF religion and the interests
OF the Baptist denomination. We have
been moved to tEis undertaking by the
solicitations OF brethren in various por-
states, among tue readers of the late
C.nJedeGfe BAPTIST, ana by our own con-
vlcilpn that paper of a high character
w"ull contribute largely to the intellectual
III .ovcmont, the religious progress and
;ht general welfare Of the churches. Tho
field is large, afTording ample room for all
sincere and Jealous laborers
The BAPTIST will be printed on sheet
atoat twenty y-two by thirty two inches, and
VIII contain twcntN-tour broad columns,
mostly i'll Long Primer type, clear and
lcSlblc, so that 1t may be read with COM
fort, even by the aged. Its entire mocha
nlcal execution Will be OF the highest order.
Our columns Will be enriched by cores
pondcicc and contributions from the
other southern States, and, occasionally,
from Europe and our missionary stations
abroad; The entertainment and instruc-
ton Of the yonnS especially the child
rcn- VIII not be forgotten; amt our vcnc-
bic friend, 'Unclc Fabian 30 well and
iavorahly known to the readers of ,ho
ConJcdcrEc BnpiiSt, will resume his ltbors
IN their behalf. In short, VIC possess all
TIC farll!tlca requisite 10 produce 4 paper
OF The first rank. AS such, VIC olfsr 1t to
our brethren, and solicit their generous
cooperation.
The y 'pttst will be issued ~ soon as a
sufficient nUmHor Of subscribers h.vo hccn
secured.
IEHMs 81 year, payable on the rcccp-
tlon of the first nHliUcr
All communications Will be addressed to
'Yhe Btpti~t, Columbia, $. O."
j. Il. REYNOLDS,
A. X. DURHAM,
Jan 81 Editors ana propiictGrs.
Go- state papers exc 'lanSinS with ile
PitGnic are requested to copy.
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State South Carolina--Richland Dist

By Jacob Bel, Ordinary Of said District.
WHEREAs Paul G. Chappell hath
w applied to me for letters of adrni~
nistration on all and singular the goods and
chattcls. rights and credits of John d.
Hopkins, late of Florida, deceased:
iThesc are, therefore, to cite and adj
monlsh all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased. to he and
appear before me, at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District, to be holden at
Columbia on Monday, the eleventh day of
february next, at ten O'Clock a. m, to
show cause, it any, why the said admins
tratlon should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of tho Court
this twenty-si1th day of January, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and siXty-scvcn, and in the nlne-
ty-frst year OF American independence.
JACOB BELL,
Jan ~ tu2 Ordinary Richland Dist
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SClSrSSSlO,i;ii.

MAeaISaroH, January 28.-Among tie
number CT petitions presented in the Sc
nate, Was one for q National Bureau Of
Education.
Tho Military Committee reported oin
forever prohibiting pconasc.
The President is directed to inform the
Senate why the Governor OF Colorado il
absent from Ills post, why here. who paid
his expenses, and when and how often alb
sent from his post. Tho same INQUIRY is
vcrnorS and Indian Agents.
Ihc judicial bill goes back to the House
with amendments. 1t prescrihcs the ma
ch'ncry of the h06cds corpus, bnt excerpts
from lts operations military offenders or
thoSo tainted with rebellion prior TO the
date of the Act
In the House. Tfimblc, of Kentucky, in
tfoduccd hill repeating the cotton and
slgar tax; referred to the WAYS and Means
Committee.
A bill to amend tho District franchise
extending 1t regardless Of sex, was intro
Guccd' referred TO the District Committee
An unsuccessful effort WAS made To refer
The impeachment TO Il committee of seven
on the ground that the judiciary Commit
tee lacked time. The Chairman said thc
Committee had time; and in answer to
what the Committee was doing lie said il
womb bc kHowl 1T TIC proper tino. No ono
outside of the Committee knew, he SAID
and he branded ali the reports sent North
SIS false.
S cvrns' bill was taken mp. Julian op-
posed the bill, RS ho tavor>d Keeping tic
Southern states from representation Indc-
iiultciy. Stevens modified his bill mate
rally, and appealed to bingham to wlth-
ORA" lili motion to refer, so the bill might
be completed. bingham declined Ste
FunS sad the reference OF the bill would DO
death; A bitter colloquy between Bing-
ham and Stevens onsucd. The Speaker
cAlie! ) cvena to order tor saving he did
not believe word bingham said Tho bill
"as referred 10 tae itccons truction Com
mltta by vote o, 80 to(5.
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EVERGREENs AND ROSES

7 q u 5 4 l. e.
faHHE subscriber offers for sale choice
a selection of ;iVERG GltEENS and
ROSES, consisting of Magnolia, Grand.-
ilora, Pyramidal, Horizontal and Weeping
Cypress, Swedish, Irish and Savine jun
pers, and Ohcr varieties of Evcrgrc, ns.
with u fno selection of choice and new
Roses. Mrs. l.. LEAkMONr
Corner Wash!ny ytoa and Gates sts,
Jan % 3 Columbia \ @
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HE NEGRo's PARAD1sE.-Thc ne
Sroes and mean whites (radicals) held
q meeting in Washington city on
Tuesday evening last, to organize a
party, thus preparing for the next
municipal elections, in which negroes
will vote. The following officers, of
colors disgustinglv mixed, were
chosen:
President, f. A. Boswell, (white:)
Eice-Prcsident, Henry 0. Johnson,
(colorcd; Secretary, DR.. VIM. Boyd,
(white;) Treasurer, George II. New
man, (colorcd.)
On motion of Mr.. Bacon, the Of
ficers were authorized to appoint an
executive committee, and they APP
pointed the following: John r. Pierce,
white; Reuben Bacon, white; An
thony Bowen, colored; H. NJ. Knight,
white; Vim. Beckett, colored: James
H. Hill, white; james Thompson.
white; z. Hepburn, white; James NJ.
Bowen, colored; S. S. Baker, white;
Arthur Parnell, colorcd.
And one Of this executive commit
toe made the following speech:
w iItlI " UIVS IldII stSk YOU WHO
you gwine to vote for, say gwinc to
vote for Yankee; he sot me free.
Dimocrat make You believe lie vote
for Mr.. Lincoln; then he git you in
little rum shop, and make you vote
for who he please. The black men
would carry Seventh Ward wild per-
feet tornado next June. Dare was
that Star, wild Mr. Wallach. | knows
him well; knowed his father befor
him. When it first started, did all
could to glib it wide circulation; but
it always publishing bout nigger done
dis, niggcr done dat. / glib it up,
and did all [ could to knock de fun
damental principles out of it, and it
went down all around my ncighbor-
hood. Then the Rcpu5lica>s started,
and we all took dat; but when our
Moses made 22d February speech,
and Republican went over, then had
to glib that up, too. Told Mr.. Mur-
tagh SO; told Mr.. Pope SO; and now
dare amt no black men takes it.
Den went to see Mr.. Forney, and
told him l was gwine to take de
Chronicle; but when he turn aGin
niger, I would turn agin him
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HUTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
N firm Of $. SHERIDAN q co, are
hereby notified to present their accounts
Immediately; and al those indebted are
called upon to come forward at once and
settle up. S. SHERIDAN,
Jan 81 3 urViving Partner.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the
IN Estate of JAMES q. BATES, decd,
wili present them properly attcstcd, within
said Estate will make immodiatc ,ly,ncnt
to mo ut Columbia, s. q.
Jan JIG w13 W. III. BECKuA0I, Admir-.
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The BOUTWELL, B1n1-TuE NEXT
SrEP.-The Washington correspond
enr OF the Baltimore Gazette says:
If the Boutwell, bill should receive
the sanction of two thirds Of both
Houses, and the Supreme Court
should decide it to be unconstitu-
tlonal, and therefore refuse to com
ply with its requirements, (which Will
doubtless be the case. there can be
now no longer doubt but that Con-
gress, at its next session, would re-
sort to impeachment OF the judges,
simultaneously with similar process
against the Executive. The naked
power of the House to impcach, and
the Senate to try Executive and judi
clal officers, is relied upon us authority
enough by the revolutionists to ami
hllate the balances Of tho Constitu-
tion, and usurp the whole power of
the country.
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A Million Persons STARVED TO
DEATH.-A Calcutta correspondent of
the London Times, December 7, gives
some painful details of the recent IA
mine in the district Of Orissa, in In
dia. A Government commissioner
has prepared {, report, OF which it is
said:
a picture more heart-rcnding, facts
more hideonS. conld not be given.
The commissioner estimates the
deaths i'll Ori.5sa alone ut 500, 900 to
600, 1000, and, in some places, he ad-
mlts that thrcc-fourths of the popu-
lation have been carried off. Orissa
had 5,OO0,0 900. Add the mortality cf
Midnapore, which WAS rs severely
visited; OF CANAAN and Chota Nag
pore. which were terribly, yet more
mildly dealt with; Of Calcntta, whose
hospitals still tell so sad tale, and Of
tue other districts, where the se1uelr,
at least of starvation, carried Of
many, and remember that the deaths
arc still going on ut the rate of 100 u
day, and you will agree, with the
rough estimate generally accepted
here, that the number Of victims will
not be under 100000.
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IMPEACHMENT IN WALL STREET.
The New York Herald, of Thursday,

lMPEACHMENT IN WALL STREET.
The New York Herald, of Thursday,
IN an article on impeachment, says:
Wall street is making desperate cf-
forts to get up an excitement on the
question of the impeachment Of the
President, with view, no doubt. to
cause Il rise in gold and help along
other speculatlons of infinite variety.
If gold could be forced up to 200
which is not at all likcly-it would
give great satisfaction to certain
class Of spectators, and they are Just
as willing that their object should be
accomplished by raising an alarm
upon the subject of the Presidents
impeachment as any other. For this
purpose they are using the party
papers i'll various ways. These
Journals are busily engaged in pre-
dieting bloodshed, jnsurrection. q
renewal of civil war, thunder and
lightning and all sorts of calamities,
If Congress should exercise consti-
tutional right in impending Mr..
Johnson. These articles Of the
Tribune, Times, Express, and other
party Journals, may probably create
some alarm in the minds of few in
nocent people; but We are not in the
least afraid that any danger to our
commercial prosperity is threatened
by the impeachment of the Presi-
dent, or that the stability of our
Democratic institutions will be in
any way damaged by it, as the Eu
ropean journals and party papers at
home stupidity infer. On the contra
ry, it may be regarded as one of the
greatest triumphs Of the principles
OF our Government if Congress can.
in strictly legal fashion, acting in
pursuance Of the power granted to it
by the Constitution, remove the
Chief Magistrate from ol1icc-admit-
ting, of course, that it is done s'for
cause, Justly shown and proven, and
upon charges preferred by the lower
House and finally adjudicated upon
by the Senate: for by this method
alone can the removal be constitu-
tional effected.
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ENoUGn SA1D.-Thc Fcnians held a
big meeting in New York, and pre-
amblcd q set of resolutions as fol-
lows:
"Whereas James Stephens, Tic So
called 9. o. |. r., has, according to
ms own words, proved himself q
cheat, q scoundrcl and n rascal, and
wound up career Of deception and
fraud IN Il most ignominious tiZzlc in
the city of New York, 5000 miles
from the place where he promised to
offer up his life upon the altar Of his
country and etc
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TO RENT.

TNIE BRICK STORE, on Main street
Il 50 feet by "a formerly occupied by
j. G. Il. Smith, opposite Kenneth Il Cab
sons. Terms reasonable. Apply to ME.
Is. STENii0USE for Information.
In, oG cE
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NOTICE.

TsHE subscriber respectfully informs TIE
- ladies and gentlemen of the city Of
Coinmbla that he has rented the bakery
ormcrly occupied by Mr.. a. Gardner ""
has also opened Il store opposite the Ex.
press Office Camden street where he will
keep constantly on hand the choicest
BREAD and CAKES. L. WIBDELT.
+. S.-All orders will be promptly attend
on 10. Jan % 8
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SHIP ME WS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON. JAN. %.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Moncka, Lobby, New York.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY
Steamship Saragossa. Crowell, New York.
Steamship Adele, Hall, Galveston, Texas.
Bark Toscano, Dcano, Liverpool.
Brig Haze, Hall, Boston.
Brig Union Marshall, West indies.
Brig Castiliau, Hardcnbrook, West Indies
Schr. Nellie Tarbox, Pcndleton, N. o.
Sch1. John Crockford, Providence, 4. l.
Schr. II. Caldwell, Mccormack, New York
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Columbia Memorial Association.
THERE will be q meeting of this Asso-
cation, at the Washington Street Chapel,
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January 90,
q. O'Clock. All persons feeling an inte-
rest in the Association arc requested to
attend. The Collecting Committees will
please report. Jan 81 Q
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The number Of inhabitants on our
globe since the beginning Of time ac-
cording to IN exact estimate, is lust
3G. 672, S43. 273. O75, 25G.
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The piano-violin which is to be
exhibited this year at Paris, is in
shape like an ordinary Dianoforte.
with an extra box. The player per
forms as usual, and no sooner does
his fingers touch the keys, than the
violin is heard in unison with the
pianofortc. Inside the box is a
violin, and four large bows run
across the strings, and compel them
to sound the notes. The bows move
mp and down perpendicularly, each
III its turn, and sound each note.
which IS made by the touches Of the
pia,oiorte. It IS said to be an Amcri-
can invention.
A letter dated North Platte, the
18th, reports the Indians very war
like. Several runors are aAoat re-
gardlng depredations near us. One
is that they have killed forty men
West Of here, and that they are
marching for this place in great
strength with determination to
clear the road to Fort Kearney. 800
troops have been ordered for service
on the plains and in the mountains.
1t was decided in tic New York
Court of Common Pir:S, on the 10th,
that the liability Of baggage express
men was not limited by the words ex-
pressed. on a check, S'will not be
liable for an amount exceeding fifty
dollars upon any article" and that
the word "articlc" applied to each
item Of the contents OF the trunk.
and not to the trunk itself
THE CosT OF A NEWSPAPER. The
receipts OF the New York T.iJuue for
1868 were S1,S1G, 537, and for 1866
5000, 44S. The expenses for 1865
were $64G, LOT, and for 1866 1882, ,9Oe.
The former year gave nett profit OF
Sl7O, 43O, and the latter one of $26,-
oi0. Nothing having been charged
Tor rent, the profits Of last year havo
reilly amounted to very little.
Texas. Cattle in Texas is said 10
DO in excellent order. Fine beevcs
are selling at from fourteen t, fifteen
dollars, each, for specie. Sheep are
selling at one dollar and half per
head, and pork at two and q half and
five cents per pound.
a cotemporary says that church
and State should be divorced, but
we are q little afraid that in this
country both church and State have
behaved s. badly for some time past
that neither is entitled to sue for q
divorce.
"Cendrillon," a French version of
Cinderella, is Il spccular drama in
which arc fifty Or sixty young girls
with but little more gauze on them
than Evc had when she left the Gar
den OF Eden. @, naughty New York.
A CIevclan l, Ohio; lady, had
dream OF the drowning OF Il couple Of
fine horses and the driver, on Thnrs-
day night, and next day her husband
brought intelligence Of its fuldllmcnt.
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For Rent.

FsNIIREE ROOMS in my house, Corner of
Il Lady and Ball streets, with Kitchen.
SERVANTS Room and Stables. The gas is
laid on to each room. A we'll and hydrant
water on the premises.
JOHN A. KAY,
For further particulars, apply at the
office of Kay & Hewctson, Architects, new
Bank Building. Jan 81 8
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Five mnrdcrcrs in the Eningham
County, Ill, jail, waiting TO hc hang
ed, became impatient and left.
An Illinois editor thinks Theodore
Tilton must have to climb o ladder
to comb his hair.
Cincinnati has opcnc dram shop
which cost 800, 900.
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From WASHINGTON. A special TO


From WASHINGTON. \ special to
the Baltimore iSun says:
M. Stevens North Carolina en-
bling Act coming up, that gentleman
gave way to Mr. Raymond, Of New
York, who addressed the House at
some length, opposing the bill,
mainly because it did not provide for
a Government for the States inte-
rested during the interregnum be-
tween the abolition Of the present
organizations and the establishment
of the new Governments. He pro-
claimed his earnest belief that.
although the Presidents policy might
have been carried into c1Icct bcneii-
cia!ly without opposition, it can no
longer be supposed by those desirous
of promoting the good OF the coun-
try and safety of the Government.
He advO Gated an enlargement Of the
constitutional amendment, to provide
for Il greater centralization of power
IN the Government, so as to make
Congress exert its power for the more
perfect protection of the rights of
citizens. He announced his opinion
to be that the reconstruction question
is /. matter outside Of the Constitu-
ton, and that it cannot be settled
now under any constitutional reg,lla-
tlons, because that instl dmliIt was
not formed TO meet such c!ucrcen-
cics
Mr.. Shellabargcr. of Ohio, followed
with an elaborate rehearsal of the
crimes Of the rebellion, with which he
charged the Southern States, and op-
posed the passage OF the bill because
It's provisions are not broad enough
to secure the object desired by the
radical Republicans
1t was evident that the b.ll, if it
passed at all, would not receive ii two
thirds vote, and would be killed by
the veto, which it would assuredly
receive. For this reason, Mr.. Ste
vcns announced his intention 20 move
o lay it on tho table tomorrow.
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THE ensuing session of this
NRA School will commence on
~ - WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
YEGsS February next.
Y 1t Is not now difficult of ac-
& ccss-but fourteen miles from
the pacolet Depot, on the Spartanburg
from Columbia through; conveyance from
that place can be furnished, or Dr. Curtis
Will send over, az any time, to meet any
arrival there.
1t is requested that applications for ad-
mission be made as soon rs possible to DR..
Curtis, at the School; answers will DC re-
turned IN each instance, and parties then
applied for will be met by Dr. Curtis, at
the most convenient point cn the line of
railroad between Charleston and Pacoiet
depot, at the opening of the School,
TERMS--PAYABLE IN ADVANCE,
In Specie, or its Equir0lent IN Currency.
PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Boar d, including washing, fuel, lights,
etc. ................. $50 90
Tuition in all English branches. Is 90
stationery, pens, ink, paper, etc. 90
The above is required for each pupil;
the following are optional:
Tuition on the Piano. S25 90
use OF Piano. ............. 2 so
Tuition on the Guitar. 20 90
Nocai Lessons, separate. ..-..... 20 co
Vocal Lessons, in class. ... 10 90
Tuition III French or Modern Ian
GuaGes, each ........... 20 90
tuition IN Drawing or Painting 20 90
No other charge will be made, except for
books and private stationery furnished.
Towels, a pair Of sheets and cup to be
brought by each boarder. Jan 13 ia