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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-10
Warrington News.

WASHINGTON, December 9-In the
House. after an Intellectual effort to in
vestigate the recent gold horror, the
census was resumed.
l. In the Senate, nothing was done.
The Reconstruction Committee heard n
dozen speakers regarding Virginia, and
then adjourned to Saturday. when other
arguers must do SO in writing. The disa-
bility bill is now before the President
and is the House bill No. 33l.
In the House, Mr.. Shanks introduced
bill to complete the reconstruction Of
Georgia. Mr.. Van Trump presented
joint resolutions of the Ohio Legislature,
withdrawing ratification of the fifteenth
amendment, which was referred to the
judiciary Committee.
Internal revenue receipts nearly $780,
600. Customs receipts for week ending
December So, 250, 900.
The President has nominated John S.
Dillon for Circuit Judge of the Eighth
Circuit. This closes the Circuit Judges.
p. Mn the Senate, Kellog intro
duced hill Incorporating the Mississip-
pi Valley Levee Company, according to
the plan proposed by the Louisville
Convention. The District Committee
wac directed to inquire as to the pro-
priety of repeating the charter of the
Medical Society, for rejecting negro doc
tors. Trumbull reported, with amend
ments from the Committee on the Judi
ciary, bill relating to the appellate ju.
risdiotion of the Supreme Court. The
bill, as amended, declares that the judi
cial power of the United States gives no
power to the courts to decide upon poll
tical questions, and that it rests with
Congress to decide what Government is
the established one in any State. 1t pro-
hibits the Supreme Court from enter
tanning jurisdiction of any case growing
out of the execution of the reconstruc.
ton Acts, until the governments of the
late rebellious States are recognized by
Congress as valid. It repoals oil Acts
authorizing appeals to the Supreme
Court. In habeas corpus proceedings,
the President is directed to hold and
proceed with all prisoners held in said
State by military authority, without re-
gard to any civil proceedings or authori-
ty whatsoever. Adjourned to Monday.
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vIsSIseizE KSB 'cllS1Is 1sSlaE.

CoL5saaK, % 20. oeabsEg a66t-
ton vas IN good demand tod y--mid.
dlings 23c. The sales amounted to 83
bales. s, J., s.ty.,s..ts-
NEW YonK, December 9rNoon.- -
Gold 2sN. Bonds Is. Tennessee 6's.
ex coupon, 80; new 43%; Virginia, ex-
coupon. 80 asked; new So; Louisiana
6's. old, 68; new go; Ievee 6's 59%; S's
7219; Alabama 8's 95; SIS 63 asked;
Georgia 6's 80; Ia 81; North Cnrolina's,
old, 4134; new 27I; South Carolina's,
new, 67. Flour dull and declining.
Wheat dull and in buyers favor. Corn
a shade firmer. Pork qniet-old mess
$500. Lard dull, at 1sAC019. Cotton
firmer. ut 25l4. Freights dull.
P. M.-Cotton tirmer; sales $500
bales, at 2514. Flour dull and declining
-superfne State 4.70@5. 10; common to
fair extra Southern s. 56O@6.25 Wheat
1c. lower. Corn 1c. better. Whiskey
lower. at LOB. Freights quiet. Money
easy. ut 6(97. Gold closed weaker, at
23as. Sterling 814@SIa. Governments
active and higher. 62's 151a. Southern
stocks steady.
BALTIMORE, December 9.-Cotton
qniet and firm. Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat dull. Corn dull-white SS@9O;
yellow 89@92. Oats steady, at 56(058.
Pork quiet, at $500. Shoulders 15I@
15A. Lard quiet, at 10. Whiskey
1.O3T@1.O41a.
CINoINNAT1. December Corn un-
changed. Whiskey dull, at 980D1 90.
Pork firmer, at $3.50. Shoulders 14A;
sides 17h@ls. Lard 1s1s@1856.
ST.. Louis, December 9.-Corn dull.
Whiskey firm, at LOO. Provisions un-
changed.
CHARLESTON, December 9--Cotton
active and advanced 10; sales 700 bales
-middlings 2324@237s; receipts 1,76S;
exports oonstwise 1923.
AUGUSTA, December 9.-Cotton mar
ket active and firmer; sales 915 bales
middlipgs 23@2314; receipts 1,1s7.
SAVANNAH, December 9.-Cotton re-
ceipts 3.31O bales; sales 6OO-middlings
23M; market firm.
MOBILE, December 9.-Cottou in good
and general demand, and market firm;
sales 2,3OO bales-middlings 231@@23A;
receipts 933.
New ORLEANS, December 9-Cotton
buoyant. at 24(@24115; sales $500 bales
Pork-new 80 80. Whiskey dull aud
unsettled, at 1.05@1.10. Coffee steady
fair l5(9181l; prime 16a@171l. Gold
24I.
LONDON. December 9-.Noon. Con
soils A@92as. Bonds IS.
HAvRE. December 9.-Cotton opened
irm-ah0at 1873.
FRANKFoRT, December 9.-Bonds
opened firm, at 9O56@YO24.
PARIS. December 9.--The Bourse
closed firm--rentes 72 and 80. Bullion
has increased 100000 fruncs.
LIVERPOOL. December 9--Noon.-
Cotton steady-uplands 1124: Orleans
11M.
LIVERPOOL. December 9-Evening.-
Cotton steady-uplands 1124; Orleans
~; sales IL. 600 bales; export and specu
lation 2, 1000
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DsokerEia HoIy9a.

soNDoM Dscaaber, 9.-Ths Neies,
commenting on Gfnnt'sl message, says
America wants indemnify for their feel
.9gs on the Alabama question, rather
than their trade or pockets.
The price Of Confederate bonds have
considerably advanced in TIE new pro-
posed settlements of tho Alabama claims.
: Rome, December 9.-.Gsumenical
Council was opened by the Pope. 700
bishops followed the Pope in procession.
The Gcumenical Council yesterday
lasted ak hours. The city is tranquil.
.lIvRRpooI. December 9.-Vessels ar
irving from the South Atlantic report
vast numbers of icebergs.
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| NEW, s,lsP'1E9NlsINEaSG.T 4
> sGsf 1'S; I;3s4 .tts!hua k;,-4yj litISgotaSif 81
= s ifio ral; VIZ. -sfe'TG7- ,ls. t,3sj3at 4
new WI.,0P OPENING OF ,FDRS.
GALL AT SHSVER'S
LARGE
DRY GOODS HOUSE

a ND see that elegant lot OF FURS. it being
IA the largest, the handsomest and best as
sorted STOCK ever brought to any market
South Of Baltimore. consisting in part of
FRENCH CONEY EUGENIES,
French Coney COLLARS,
French Cuney TALM AS,
French Coney BERTHAS,
French Coney CAPES,
French Coney Half CAPES,
Sets Black Astricans Collar and Muf.
Squirrel Sets,
Squirrel Angola Sets,
Children's Coney Sets
Children's Angola Sots,
Children's Blue Sets,
Misses Mink Sets, Collar and Muf,
Sets OF White Fox, Collar and Muf,
Black Coney Collars,
Black Coney Muffs.
Coney Patent Muffs,
French Patent Muffs,
Look at these, and you will see beauties:
Super Mink MUFFS nnd BOAS,
Squirrel Mufs and Collars,
Fitch Berthas and Muffs,
Large River Mink Boas,
Small River Mink Boas,
Super three-Stripe River Mink Mnfs
Brown C0ney Sets, Berthas and Muffr.
Brown Ooney Bertha with Tails,
Lustre River Mink ollars,
Lustre River Mink Eugenies,
vICToRINEs,
CAPES,
COLLARS,
AND BoAs,
or every description, variety and style, in all
colors and qualities.
We have taken advantage of the decline in
these Goods. and are thus enabled to offer
great bargains and Inducements to buyers
generally.
aS CALL AND EXAMINE THEM. ia
Our Dress Goods Department
Ia again replotc with all the latest styles of
SA ms, SILKS, POPLINS, PLAiDS and ME-
RINOS.
The Haberdashery Department
Ia we'll stocked.
In Ladies' and Gents UNDERWEAR, COL
LARS, CUFFS, BROAUCLOPHS, CASSI-
MERES SATINETS, JEANS, DC, we have an
elegant supply.
OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
Is alive to the times, having been thoroughly
replenished In every respect In Brown COT
TONS. SIEErINGS. SHIRTlNGS, STRIPES,
OSNABURGS, LINSEYS. &c, we offrr great
bargains, H. C. SILVER.
Dec 9
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For Sale.
DI0KS0NS LAPRO VED COTTON SEED.
ROWN from Seed purchased directly OF
VI Mr. David Dickson, in 1867. and carefully
other seed.
1 will deliver the Seed, sacked in good order,
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail-
road, at $500 per bushal, for any amount un-
der bushels, or at S1.50 per bushel, for all
amounts in excess of bushels.
A. P. AMAKER, st. Matthew's, s. G.
respectfully refer to the below named gen.
tlemen, who purchased Seed of me last spring,
tor il formation touching the purity and supo-
riority of the Seed, to wit: Hon. T. J. Good
wyn, DR.. A. r. Taber, Fert Motto P. NJ. Hou-
ser, Esq, and VIM. Paulling, Esq, St. Mat
thew's; L. r. Beckwith, Esq, Jamison's; and
Esq. Orangeburg Court House all CT Orange
burg County, 8. G. Nov 3mo*
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Dupont's Gunpowder Agency.
A FULL supply constantly on hand, of all
IA grades, in Whole Half and Quarter Kegs
and Canisters, for sale low to the trade and
consumers-also, Drop and Buck SHOT, Per-
oussior GAPS, Gun Flints, &C., for sale low,
Dy J. IL II. II. AGNEW
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Living Writers of the South.

GHORT biographies, lists OF works, and ex-
~ tracts from the most popular volumes OF
every living writer of the Southern United
States. BY Professor James Wood Davidson.
very large handsome book. Price 81 CO..
Vashti. or Until Death rs Do Part. By Au.
thor of Beaula, Macaris, &c. $500.
The Polar World-a popular description OF
Mon and Nature in the Arctic and Antartic re-
gions OF the Globe-illustrsted. So 75
The Romance Of Spanish History, by John
8. O. Abbott; with illustrations.
- Pictorial Field Book OF the War of 1872 By
Benson j. Lossing, author Of Pictorial Field
Book Revolution. $500.
Photograph Albums, Pocket Cutlery &C.. at
DUFFIE q OHAPMAN'S Bookatore
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Domestio News.

CHARLESTON, December 9.-Arrived-
schooners b. N. Hawkins and w. b.
Mann, New York. Sailed--steamers
Magnolia, New York; J. W. Everman,
Philadelphia.
GALVESTON, December 8-.Returns
from forty-six Counties give Davis 5,489
majority; Flanagan, for Lieutenant Co.
vernon, $500. The probabilities are,
that ell the candidates for Congress on
the Davis ticket are elected with good
maiorities; and both branches of the Lee
gislature are for the same party.
MONTGOMERY, December 9.-In the
Senate, there was stormy debate over
the bill to break up the present city 60
vernment of Mobile and turn it over to
triumvirate, consisting of the Lieuten-
ant-Governor, Speaker of the House and
Attorney General. It was finally 80
amended as to give the power of ap-
pointment to the Governor, when the
bilwas then re-committed In the House,
Mr. Brown, (Democrat,) of Chambers,
was declared not entitled to his seat
Over 400 Masons are in the city, in at
tendance on the Grand Lodge
NAsHvInLE, December 9.-The Senate
has passed TO a first reading, bill for
bidding indictment for acts committed
by! soldiers during the late war.
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, Austen @@leD.
Desirable Furniture, IN Variety.
BY JACOB LEVIN. 5
THIS friday MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will
sell before my store, without reserve,
Hair Seat, Cane and Rush Bottom CHAIRS,
Sofas, Marble Top Tables, sideboard, GARD,
Tea and Dining Tables, Secretary and Book
Case, Dressing Bureau, Wardrobes, Bed
steads. Feather Bods, Mattresses, Brass Dogs,
Carpets, Iron Safe, Cooking Stoves, go.
Sale positive unless prevented by weather
Dec 10
United States Marshal's Sale.
U. g. OF AMERICA---S c.. DISTRICT
In the matter Of n. 81. Kinard, Bankrupt.-In
Bankruptcy.
DY virtue Of an order OF sale, to me directed
I'D in the above cause by the Honorable
George 8. BryAn, Judge OF the United States
District Court for the District Of South Caro-
lima. will expose for sale, at public auction, at
Newberry Court House, on MONDAY, the 2Oth
day Of December, at IL O'Clock NJ,
The PERSONAL PROPERTY mot exempt
by law) Of Fl. H. Kinard, Bankrupt.
Terms cash. L. E. JOHNSON,
q. s. Marshal Dist. of 8. C.
p; fIFEn, Deputy Marshal and Messenger
in Bankruptcy. Dec 101
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OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT

1s alive to the times, having been thoroughly
replenished In every respect In Brown COT
TONS. EErINGS. SHIRTINGS, STRIPES,
OSNABURGS, LINSEYS, &c, we off"r great
bargains, H. C. SILVER.
Dec
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Newberry County---In Equity.

Newberry County---In Equity.
John r. sondley, G. H. sondley, Surviving
Executors. us. Richard @. Sondley, ct a..
EOURSUANT to the decretal order OF his
IL Honor L. Boozer. made in the above
stated case: we will sell, at Columbia, 8. c.,
sale day in January, "a, 1S7o,l next.
All that handsome RESIDENCE, situated
on Upper boundary street, just outside Of city
limits and known as the late residence Of Rf-
chard sondley, deceased. 0i
The House and Lot fronts on Upper Boun-
dary street - feet. and contains 80 acres,
more or less. The House has eight largo
Rooms. good Well and out buildings, and is
adorned In front with evergreen shrubs and
with howers. This property, recommends
itself to purchasers as being free from city
taxes, and from it's situation in desirable
neighborhood.
All that Lot, containing - acroe, more or
less, fronting on continuation of Richardson
street, above Upper Boundary, and adjoining
the above.
All that tract Of Wood Land, situated be-
tween the Winnsboro and Asylum Road, about
one and one helf miles from city Of Columbia,
and containing twenty acres, more or less
TERMS OF SALE.-Ope-half cash; the bslsnco
in twelve months, with interest ffom date,
with the privilege OF the purchaser paying all
cash, to be secured by bond and mortgage Of
the premises. Purchasers to pay for stamps
and papers. JOHN II. SONDLEY,
c. b. SONDLEY.
Surviving Executors.
NEwBERnY, 8. c., Dec. 2. 1869. Dec 10 ftuH
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TO THE LEGAL PROFESSION.
pIOHARDsON's LAW REPORTS, VOL. IS.
~ Richardson's Equity Reports, Vol IA.
OF the Supreme Court Of South Carolina, un-
der the old regime Just published and for
Gale by BRYAN r. MoOARTBR.
Nov 10 Booksellers Columbia
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Groceries, Wines. Liquors, &c.

~ BAGGING. ROPE, IRON
TIES. BACON, Clear Ribbed -
article Csnvassed HAMS. Family Lard, &zzEz,s
rho;aa in barrels kegs lbs, and 10 lb; packages
full assortment Of other grades. Liverpool
Salt. in sacks. Mackerel-Nos. 1, Q and s, in
6bls halves, quarters and kits. SUGAR and
COFFEE, of all grades. TEAS, of all grades
Molasses- .Muecovado, New Orleans and Sugar
House Syrup. Tobacco and segars. Soap; Can.
dies, in boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack
ers, Pi' kes, Can Fruit, Spiced Oysters, Sal
mon, in cans and glass. Liquors-Choice Old
Cabinet; MonongsheIa, Rye and Corn Whis-
key, and . variety of other fine brands
WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
Bound Tubs, Pals, Churns, Buckets and Cans,
Nails, Of all sizes, Shot Of all numbers, Cast.
ing. Pots. Ovens. Spiders. Slsillets and Frying
Pans. of all sizes.
All the above named with many other arti-
cles has been recently purchased and selected
with care and will be sold low for cash. Give
us a call WELLS d CALDWELL.
Near the 8. @. and G.. and @. Railroad Depot.
next door to National Hotel. Dot i8
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WAsHzxGrox.

WAsH1Naror, July 28.-Judge Sharkey, O,
mississippi, who is here, visited Judge Dent,
and assured him Of his cordial support. A
large Missis sippi delegation has gone to Long
Branch.
Acofored preacher, named Lynch, OF Missis-
sippi, arrived in Washington few days since,
and preached in the African Methodist Church.
he is said to be one Of the most eloquent and
impressive divinee connected with that church
South. He called on Judge Dent and assured
him OF his earnest and hearty support in the
candidacy for the govern orship OF Mississippi.
acknowledgement Cresswell endorses Stokes
of Tennessee. He tCresswelD has broken his
arm by falling from chair. HE had previoue-
ly CROOKED his elhow.'I
Governor Sharkey leaves this evening for
the North. He represents the condition of
affairs in Mississippi as vety hopeful. aud says
that there is great anxiety among all classes
to have the State back into the Union. The
Conservative Republican Convention meets in
September, and he thinks there is no doubt as
to Judge Dent receiving the nomination.
The treasury Department has advices Of O
seizure OF one hundred barrels OF alcoho, at
New Orleans. ~ ~
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EUROPE.

SERIOUS oAR11sT DEMONSTRATIONS IN SPAIN.
MADRID. July 26. 6.-Five hundred drilled
troops, under savariego, have appeared near
Cudad. There is strong party at Man za-
mares. interrupting railroads and telegra phs
between the two cities. "A general Carlist rls-
ing is expected. Dom Carlos has certainly
crossed the frontier. The fight at Oiudad re-
suited in the death Of fifteen and the wounding
Of many Carlists. The troops lost three officers
killed. Four thousand Carlists have arrived
at La Mancha, aud the. government forces arc
marching to the scene of action.
AN IMPORTANT RuMoR.
LoFDoN. July 26.-itis rumored that q trea-
ty has been concluded between France, Aus
tria and Italy. whereby I'aly in case Of war is
to support France with $4,000 troops and oc-
cupy Vfrtebo. n
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IFRoM Our OWN coRnssroNpENTl,

lFRoM OUR OWN CoRnssPoNpENTJ,
COLUMBIA. July 26.-The success thus fa
OF the Executive Committee OF tho State Agri
| cultural and Mechanical Society. in getting az
Fair in Columbia on the 10th OF next No
vember. has been ,cided. The subscriptions
or gatherings or annual and life members
have abuudantly shown that the hearts OF oul
people are in the work; and, this assured, thu
money will be forthcoming, aud upon that fol
l,ws everything. The part undertaken by the
City Council Of Columbia-providing suitable
grounds and buildings-will be disposed OF
early this week at q mass meeting of on,
oitzsns, to be called by che Mayor. @
|. TIE STATE UNIVERSITY.
The Board OF Trustees OF this institution has
commissioned DR.. A. N. Talley--the professo,
OF tho principles and practice OF medicine an
obstetrics-to purchase some apparatus fo1
the fuller Development Of the departments Of
materia medica md obstetrics. He left YES
terday for Phlladelphia, whence he goes to
New York, to give ten days or two weeks to
making those purchases.
- Ibis step BY the board is clearly declaratiye
Of it's policy as to the medical department. Of
the University; just as the recent election OF
Professor Melton to the chair Of law was de-
clarative OF its policy as to the department. of
law. Both departments, as we'll as the a:a-
demio. are to bc kept up at least at their pre-
sent standards. anr the youth Of the state,
looking to an education in any OF the schools
OF this institution. may make their arrange
ments with this certainty in mind.
ITEMS. .rg]51
.Velocipedes have varying fortunes. SIX
weeks ago they were quite IN f.vOr here. The
rink was Q busy place; often crowded. Then
the interest fell of; until ten days ago the
keepers were left solitary. The velocipedes
stood, day in and day out, idle against the
WALLS. But another change has come. The
negroes have taken TO veloc,pedizing, and the
rink is crowded W1th them. Whites are never
seen about there. Negro men and boys lounge,
idle and ride all day, and until late at night.
They are as clumsy as calves. and laugh at
each other without mercy. Every novice claims
the attention OF the dusky crowd, aud sheuts
OF laughter greet every dounderiua tumble he
makes. And his tambiing is unique. There
is nothing else like It's he can fall nearly ali
round velocipede at one and the same tune:
and when o tumble sets in there is no p0ssi-
bility OF guessing what part Of the negro is
to strike the floor first. He falls all over him
self.
The Piedmont Life Insurance Company has
branch at this place, the profits
OF which are to be invested in this State.
The drought is gradually yielding to light
showers all over the State, and farmers faces
are not half SO long as they were a weak 900.
Captain Lees new large map Of Columb, is
out, and meets q want long felt In the commu-
nifty. 1t is q fine specimen Of map engtaving.
CORsAIR.
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A TUkCO-R USSLAN BATH.
Qweor SenSatiOms-AA Cincinnati Chan
Relates his Experience.

| The following extract from private letter
ofa Cincinnati Chap describes the Turco-Rus-
| sian bath, In which he indulged a few DAYS
! ago. Visiting the famous New York esta blish-
ment OF Gibson, on Thirteepth-street and
Broadway, he was induced to try the luxury;
but finding the mercury at ninety IN the shade.
PiaJed Shy OF not steam until taken by friend
" force and showed into the concern. He
saya:
| My friend insisted; ushered me into a room
net sa:;se e. ordinary haihing-house. with
doors on either side, and showing me into one.
turned the key, and told me to undress
ane 10nna was In fos 1t, and made the necessary
Eden. escorted 1ne into large room dlled with
lounges ahd gentlemen in the most primitive
asslse. a A hight 3f marble steps brings me to
taken In. .IAa door closed, I begin to gasp
like fish pulled ont OF water. am in o cloud
OF hot steam. I rush i'd the door to escape
TOR life. The Russian seizes me BY the arm
do the sam thing. he oenaucts me along q
DalcoDy surrounding SWIMMING bath thirty
feet square and five feet deep. Still gasping,
refreshing. shower Of cold water on my head
Conduoted still father, j am showered again
and taken INTO higher and letter room, lined
WITH marble lounges on an ascending scale.
mount TO one of the highest and lie, down
on my back. A sponge dipped 10 cold water is
placed beneath my head A vessel flied with
cold water and q sponge placed at, my side.
and am told to use 1t plentlfuny On my face.
Ine eteamtnR prosess Is now in full blast.
calculate the distance to the door, expecting to
make p rush for 1t or to die or stfRcation.o
teei like b6,led lobster aa DlscoverinR q that
breathing through the cold sponge reheves
me, apply it freely. and delicious sensation
OF being cooked through without it hurting me
bit ls mine.
Lying in this state for several minutes. I see
through the reeky steam several human lob
sters shelyed away iike myself, while others.
more used to the atmosphere, strolled about
the hooF, getting cooked as they walked.
MY cook, having at length de ided that
was sufficiently '''doue. I" invited me to lover
lounge, where underwent an aleaginoI,s ma
pipuietlon decidedly agreeable to my parboil.
ed epidermts. BelnA thus gravied-I thought
was to be served up" when was only plunp-
ed IN the swimming bath and invited to cool
On; NY sensations now were indeacribably
delightful. A shower Of tepid water fell upon
my osth-cooled body, and was conducted to
the door OF exit, where q second Russian. towel
IN hand, met me. or d. wipinR. me Jry,, placed
me on sheeted lounge where he conmenced
series OF manipulations with q soft and dex-
terous hand. that suggested mesmeric ope-
ratlon from which arose rejuvenated and re-
1eshed, and feeling as though very small
pair OF wings would have been large enough to
carry me away up among the birds.
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The Huntsvite No., uitagen SoF liz 8thl
seys ~ man With three ugly LOOKING navy
every particular to the desorirti s., ves, IA tisa
~ LoIig pap0ty OF &tus .fstCx1cUg deMperatio.
Bam Hildebrand. passed Though this place
one @ cay Hast week. He said he WAS going "a
arrest HIM. hecanao W. aro nOe fcnd Of fkas
sITt Of fun. Ahd sbeAteI ~, tlG 000 ss 100 snmg-
s siisss ss s ss,sss 6 ss 6 sS
know ~ ssSz 4. ~
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

1t has been decided ,at Washington that the
signatures Of collectors on liquor stamps must
be written, not stamped:
severe earthquake occurred at Memphis at
two o'clock yesterday morning. Several nae.
teors had fallen during the night.
Auguste Coutuzier, Of New Orleans, was az
rested yesterday for concealing his books:
which the revenue officers were m ,st anxious
to inspect.
Collector Casey, of New Orleans, is storing
immen Sc amounts Of the sugar, recently seized
.Ao7c, Z. The si.AsT:o ;ilo1oupi-d vaults OF the
new customhouse.