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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-06-21


toNFLAGRATlON IN NEwBERRY-
THh Town NEARLY DEsTROYED.-
l'y rkr Gown train last night we learn
the sad news that a = l fire ragged ves-
l""dav IN our sister town of Ncwberry.
and that fair garden spot is now we'll
nigh a mass Of ruinS Where or how
the con!lagration originated our infor
mant could not tell, but it appears that
th" business portion OF the place is
Destroyed, including tile printing Office
and adjoining property. Nam street
has suffered surely
Since wiring the above, we learn
that the fire commenced on Sunday at
, PM, and lasted lonr or FIVE hours.
Some rwenty five honsrs are known to
be consumed These ar" included in
the central portion OF The town. Among
thc Sufferers are Gen II. II. Kinsrd,
Capt. Davis, L. NJ. Pasingcr. DR.. Pratt,
estate OF DR.. Thompson, DR.. Whalcy,
). Montgomery, \. NJ. Wicker, &.
I'ni>t al Charleston, and DR.. Govcn.
Many tenants lost everything, The
propr"lorS Of the WnmM suffered Sc.
v"rlv. Th" cSiimaicl destruction is
$4,000. OF which there is about S35,.
600 insurance The loss i'm mcrchan.
disc was especially heavv.- Cayoltnian.
SEPARATING 4 NoTHE@ ANh Cnu.U
AN AFFECTING SCENE.-1n the
Circuit Court in Morganrown, West
Virginia, last week. a deeply affecting
scene took place. 1t occurred in the
matter Of the h0bc0s corpus granted at
the instance OF Clerk EVERY against lis
wife for The rendition Of the BODY Of
child born to the parties nrior to their
separation. After lnll hearing, the
court gave Judgment that the mother
should deliver The child to the father.
The Morganiown i'ost says:
1T was then that scene occurred
that brggars description. The mother
pressed her infant to her breast and
clung with all teraciLy of life to the OBJ.
ject OF her fond hopes. Her loud sobs
and agonizing shricks sent such thrill
of sorrow 10 The hearts of the by.stand
crs a$ only The voice of women in dis.
,ress can impart. The husband en-.
deavorrd to wrest it from her arms, but
could not dc it, when the sheriff stepped
forward to carry ont the order of tile
court, and succeeded in obtaining the
child The lond cries of the mother,
thus doubly widowed, were heard for
several squares from the comt house, as
she was led away supported by her faith
CT and brother"
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-06-21

jhouSh IT. l"ll from broken lyic that day.
Us he wen, TO eternity.
Historical Sketches of Fairfield District,
nr ID. u. M'cRElGur.
NO. I.
4An attempt to write local History is
met ut the threshold with one great
difficulty. That isSfhc4paYcity Of mn
tcri;sl from which to collatc historical
items. Much depends upon tradition
and "reminiscences, but even that is
mostly lost for the want of proper
methods to secure it. 1t is rather sur
rrisin9 that sections, communities and
Districts have never organized histori-
cal societies, with standing commit
tees whose duty it should be to meet
and make regular records of the cur
rent of events.
The territory embracing the pres
cnt District of Fairfield, was original
ly a part OF one of four counties into
which the State was divided soon after
the first settlement. The name of the
county extending over this section
was Craven. Afterwards the State
was divided into seven prccints, of
which the Que covering this section was
named Camden. After the Revolu-
tion another arrangement Of The State
was established, which divisions were
called Districts, Conn'ics and Parish
cs. Under this division there were
nine Districts, and forty-fvc Counties
and Parishes. Fairfield was then in
Guided in the list of Counties, and still
remained in the. District of Camden.
subsequently the division ofthe State
into the judicial districts now existing
was made. And in 1922 Il political
division into congressional districts
was adopted, when Fairfield District
together with Ncwberry and Laurens
formed the ninth. Since which time
ut least two changes have been made
in the arrangement of the Congress
sional Districts.
The date of the first settlement of
Fairfield is not definitely given. Ac-
cording to the Ms. Of Mr.. Pearson
there were settlers here as carly as
l74O. In Statistics the account
10 l'de tiic hiSJ ScItlclncllU tOOk placC
about the year l745. The condition
of the country then was one of pic
turcsquc grandeur. The grand old
forests Of oak and hickory, were the
dcns ofwild beasts and the hunting
grounds of cruel and vindictivc Chcro-
KEGS. The less hostile, but 10 less
brave Catawba Indians dwclt beyond
Al ,., ..l l. I IL
They too roamod over this country in
search of game.
About the year 1884 the upper part
of the State was divided into counties,
at the time of the formation of the
\ County Courts, when thc present name
Nof our District was given it by Judge
pendleton.
Vho N a l;oet ,.oon,d oP Sbo b;at 49,, I'd
Evening star., 1866-10-11
DIED.

MCCONNELL. Fell asleep in Jesus, Washing
ton city. Oct. 10. lSi6, Mrs ELIZA NJ the be-
loved wife Of DR. WIN. p. Mcdonnell, ai,er a long
ard severe lness, which she bore With Christi an
age.
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from
hencefOrih; Yea, saith the Spirit. that they nav
them
Funeral at 5 O'Clock TO morrow af.ernooa. the
l2th. The friends of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend. 49, 10
RhMSAf. ON the 10th instant. Captain Will.
LIAM RAMSAY, L. ). Navy. ~ =
Bis friends and those OF the family are respect
fully invited attend his funeral from St Johns
Church, on Friday, the 18th instant, at o clock
D.
MACKEY.. In this city or Wednesd sy g evening
10th ins ant. PHILIP MACKEY aged IL wears
Funeral will take place from his residence cor
ner ith and streets, to mOrrOwt Fridayl evening
at O'Clock. lBalt. papers please copy
Evening star., 1866-10-11
COvERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS sUR
" SlSTENOE STORES.
CHOICE TEAS, (CLOsING OFT SALE1 Rocy
SALT, &C, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
8. J. sOPER CO., Auotioneer.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE. q. 8. A
No. 1O9 WEST LOMBARD srprp,

.. "A
No. 1O3 WKsr LOMBARD srRFRr
BALTIMORE. MD, October 10, 1856
Will be sold At Public Auction, ct Wsreh.nse
No. Grant street dmmediately in the rear o5
on THURSDAY, October IS, 1856, about threa
thousand three hundred (3 so pounds choice To-
Of brands and in packages follows: ~'
BLACK TEAS
O0LONG. cargo mark '.st Paal." OfSna
OGLOnG. cargo mark Newhoff."
L0t Co half chests. 1sbout e pounds,D brand
Lot Doi half chests. (about IS pounds,) brand
O0LOE G. cargo mark IN. b. Palmer -"u
Lot FL half chest. (sbout 81 pounds,D brsA
O6LONG: cargo mark "Levsnter
TABMAsAL0W, cargo mark "Hoaua."
POUCH OEG, cargo mark Hots pur"
xESLisS HS hs ehesf, 1Dout .S pound: brand
rim"
GREEN TEAS.
Lot III half chest, tabout Al poundsD brand
GINP0WDER, care Q mark "GrsfeilenSerS
You're HYsoH' cargo marx msnf"J GiaPP D. Pai2.pP prsnd
At the same time will be sold akbut seven tbou
sand & @ oGG, u pounds U% ROCK @ SALT e, barrels
eF Eco cSfFHE T r sHcksf S ksfrf BARRsLs and LOT
The stores are sold because no longer needed for
Issue by the Government.
Samples Of each Of the above mentioned varieties
he pack kages are in perfect order.
The Teas will be re-weighed Immediately before
Each brand will be sold sepsratsly-ope half.
chest, with the privilege Of any number, will be
offered. A oe
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
Four days allowed to Es%S,s I% pursesses ,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and O. D. u. 8. A.,
&c ll-td Brevet Brig. Gen. Vols.
Evening star., 1866-10-11

1NQUBsT.-I esterday, Coroner Woodward
summoned jury 10 inc uire into the facts con-
nected with the death of the coored boy ia
cobs, between 9th and 10th and I, and nj streets
noIth, an account of which was given in the
Star yesterday The absence of the man Hen
~ Harris, who gave the boy the pills, made il
necessary for an adjournment of the Jury till
Tomorrow morning, and in the meantime the
post mortem examination and olher necessary
in Investigations by physicians will be made.
Evening star., 1866-10-11

ILkANarranted pure. unadu,ss-stsd MILK
a ~ ssnversd q any Pert q the clty g usasl
l96 9Th street vest, or OHIPHAH 9 sMITHS'
30o street 0orth. g ~ Dolas
Evening star., 1866-10-11

Go CALL coach, and let a coach be called,
And let the man who calleth be the caller;
And in his calling let him nothing call,
But Coach! Coachi Coach o for a coach!
To take me 10 Henning's One Price Store
Evening star., 1866-10-11
RY W. l.. WALL q CO, ,Auctioneers,
9s Louisiana avenue

SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
On SATURDAY nesiisffss;o. OH fs; october ,,,. !. :"
O'Clock, We will sell, at the Bazaar, . number of
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses . full dSscriS-
ton at sale, comprising about
FIFTY HORSES,
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses.
New Expres, Wagons, With and without Ton.
built In this city.
A large collection OF New and Second hand Bps
elee, keckavays, Carriages, Wagons, and other
One L ok azd one Coupse in good order.
ALSO,
New and Second hand Harness, sAddles, Car.
Tiaees, &c, at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always on private sale.
&C 10 w. l.. WALL CO., Aucts
Evening star., 1866-10-11

DECREE OF REBKKAH tuesday evening.
an interesting ceremony took place In Wash,
Ington Lodge. No. 8, l. o. o. F., viz: the con-
ferring Of the degree of Rebekah on several
lsdies. the wives Of members Of the order, by
Past Grand Master George W. Robinson
There were large delegations present from tn e
Ladies Rebekah Degree Associations, Nos. 1
and 2: the former located At the Navy Yard,
and the latter at the Hall.
Evening star., 1866-10-11
MARRIED..

COLT-GIDEON. On the evening of the 10th
instsnt, by Rev. ID Gurley Nr WILLIAM D.
COLT and Miss SUSIE GIDEON, daug hter of Mr..
0es. .. 0lGeon. -. 1t
Evening star., 1866-10-11

THREE STYLES of Gentlemen's Cashmere
Suits may he seen at Henning's, corner 7th
street and Maryland avenue, for SIS per
suit, Coat, Vest end Pants. Good substant al
goods that will Weir well
Evening star., 1866-10-11

NkW BOoKs.-Napolscnb History Of julius
~ Cesar, vol. "a, tn Preach Morley b 6kssohss
& nSps,i:n Life; a:yels yepstisa tdis. sir
H,as.1s.: "A ss.; :;S ;s ft::s
Atlas to the Second Volume ef Napoleon y Julius
Cesar. u Ml YRAAdK TAHOE.
Evening star., 1866-10-11

CONNiTTED.-Robt. Willis, the negro who
was arrested Yesterday for the larceny OF a
lot or rope. with a block and hook attscbe5
was committed for court by Justice Morssn
mr.. Jonn Keller saw the description OF the ar
ucles in the Star yesterday, and went 70 20
them. He Identified them as his nronsr,r
stolen from the river shore, between the AZ
senal and Navy Yard, where he had hniit a
vessel. In going to hoist sail yesterday morn
ing, be discovered the loss OF this i'm portan,
part of the rigging. Justice Morsell COMMIT
ted the prisoner TO jail for court.
Evening star., 1866-10-11

BooTs AND SHOES, with improved shauks.
Tor gentemen's Weir, made TO order by John
Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 9th street,
and inside Hotel.
Evening star., 1866-10-11
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionssu.
HOUSEHOLD AND KIfCIEH IURNITURl

On MONDAY, the 18th instant, vs shall sell, a
10 O'Clock o. H., at No. $50 fhfisdeiphia RoS
corner q III and llth streets north, good assort.
mept Of Furniture, viz.
Dres:tns and other Bureaus. Painted Cottage
Costsss and other Bedste.ds. w.shstapds snd
Tables. ~~
chiD:. Glass and eroeksry Ware. Locking.
Large lot Carpets and Oil Cloths. and window
Coskfpg. Radiator and ether .,tnves,
With COED essortment OF Kite hen RsQ and
many other articles
Terms cash. -
ocSa GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aues
Evening star., 1866-10-11
II GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs.
HANDSOME PRIVATE RrsIprNcr. rRoNy.
ING ON sTREgT NORTH, BETWEEN
MkkMONT ANkkCE AND 18th STREET

On TUESDAY, the 10th instant. At ~ O'Clock D.
We shall sell, OF the premise, House No. lS4.
fine balcony and back bnldipg, containing II rooms
IN All: having nne frent ysrd with shruebery
deep, to an alley, making IL Q handsome private
residence; Being Dssr The. 18th street cars, and
npe neighborhooa. with handsome residences
Terms: Ope-third cash; balance six aud twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
adeed OF trust on the premises. All oonveysncing
and revenue stamps ut the cost Of the purchaser.
oc sd SRkES WILLIAMS. Aucts
Evening star., 1866-10-11

PosTPoNEMEST.-The bail Of the Indepen-
Gent Socials, which was 10 have been given this
rain. Due notice will be given Of the evening
when 1t VIII come on.
Evening star., 1866-10-11
QUARTERLY REPORT

QUARTERLY REPORT ." rrr
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK.
OF WASHINGTON, D.. O.,
OK THE MORNING OF THE FIRST MONDAY OF Ocro-
BER 1856.
Evening star., 1866-10-11

SUSPICION OF HoRsk STEALIsG--This morn
ing, Detectives Clarvoe & McDeyitt visited the
morse bazaar OF Crown & Walker, on 10th
street, and saw dark bay colt sold by a man
Tor $50. They interrogated the man and he
gave his name as Ps-ey. They arrested him,
.ho on searching him found papers showing
that his name Is David Smoot. He was taken
20 tne police headquarters and locked up for a
LuItneI eI hearing. Before being locked MP he
SUnLessed that his name is David Smoot, and
aii that ne nad previously told the ONO was
false He says that ne got the morse from a m
Oh tne Loao In trade, and thinks the animal
was stolen In ST. Mary's County, Md
Evening star., 1866-10-11

INSULTING LADIES IN STREET CAs.-I.ast
night, ss detective McDeyitt was gong TO his
home, In The Seventh Ward, In one of the eth
street cars, several respectable young ladies
were seated In the car. and q fellow, who ga We
his name as Thomas Hines and who is black.
smith, and halls from the Navy Yard, In.
duiged in looking under the bon nets and into
the faces of the young ladies. This passed un-
noticed by The officer. AT length Hines passed
his arm around the necK Of one and patted the
cheek OF another beside her. The detective at
once seized the fellows arm, and asked What
ne meant. Hines called the officer a id
loafer; claimed to know the young ladies, aud
finally tn" atened to whip the detective. The
ofhcer took the matter quietly. until the car
reached street, when Hines got off, aud Nc
Dewitt then ARE ted him. al, d took him TO the
station house. Justice Handy lectured Hines
upUn the dieeraceful character OH offence,
and ended his lecture by hning him $40.
GREAT ExPECTATIoSS.-Hr. Editor: own
up to being grass.green enough to invest in
giftsconeert tickets. The announcement by the
managers of the concern thattickets were only
good 10 the negro gallery of Growers brought
ne 20 a realizing sense OF the extent to which
was marked by the vernal tint, when buy.
ing a 3GO, 0O0th chance OF ofgetting piece of brass
jewelry. To me il IooSs as If this exclusion of
the ticket holders from the vicinity of the stage
is designed 10 afford opportunity of packing thaf
part Of the house, prereat close inspection of
the draUing. L, for one. maintain that the ticket.
holder has an undoubted right to any part OF
the house, and trust the ticket holders will
maintain that right.
ONE MORE UNFoRTUNATK.
Evening star., 1866-10-11

GRAND FAIR FOR BENEFIT OF Sr DoNI-
MICS CHUgCH.-This fair, now being held at
COO Fellows Hall, Is In many respects the
nnest entertainment ever given here The
beauty of the lady attendants, the tasteful DIS
play on the tables. the excellent m usic and the
aonlred tableaux, are unsurpassed. Tonight
by SPECIAL request, the Goddess of Liberty
Will appear, with other magnificent tabIeaux
all rendered In the most approved style. The
celeorated and world renowned All Burnett
VIII give one of his most choice entertainments
SATURDAY evening. Let one and all 20 TO the
1ar. Ihe untiring zeal and exertion of the
ladies call on all TO lend their cooperation 10
pleasant evening, but assist in q most noble
work.
Evening star., 1866-10-11
COAL AT R4DUCID PRICES.
WHTTR AQu

WHITE ASH.
Locust Mountain, Chestnut 970.
A. aSS; Stove, DO. Egg, Do. Furnace, DO stsansrs,
baltimore Company Stove. Do. Rss. Do. Far.
mace, DO; Lump, % 90 - -eS' ~
A Boston bun Stove. DO. Egg, very superior Oosl
Lshish yoo.dry. ssg eA - 80 I
pisuopd Vein, ssoys sna AasH n. s,,.
tymsI,,.sds ttyn:ns, vadilssy. sy. Do Do, ss7s.
,oo!, OAK ;cd PISI S0oD. ofths Yer, best quality.
Nov is The time for faniIiss 10 put In their vim.
0rdsrs vtIl be received .t our oaaes, 4os ,tb
sussys, 0etSeen ana Z, % At our wharf, st foot
d Itn street. o. p. Brown CON,
oce I'm Aos stn st.. between r and r.
Evening star., 1866-10-11

"WErcKrR'sr7Jehn weicksr opens his
day.
Evening star., 1866-10-11
ri GREEN D WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs.
AUCTION SALE OF fwo-sroRY ANr

On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock
?. m, We shall sell, In front Of the premises one
Two story and attte Frame House, containing
and la feet 10 inches deep.
Terms u ,00o cash: balance In six and twelve
adeed Of trust on the premises. All convey ancins
snd revenue stanps et the cost Of the purchaser
oe 0d GREfN 4 VILLA Ms, Aucts.
Evening star., 1866-10-11
PY GREBH . WILL An 3, Auotsopssn.
DEsIRABLI PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON O
srkEhI SOUTH TINE iHTERsEorIoh or

sTREET SOUTH, THE INTERSECTIONS or
MAINLAND AND Va ,GIHIA. AyENpEs,
Public Auction.
ON hoNDAY, the 18th instant. at AZ O'Clock D.
m. We shall sell, on the en- see. that beauti-
ful private residence Of J ohm II. semmes, IsQ., q
two story and Q. half Birch House, with sssement
containing In all some nineteen rooms with hand.
some Arlors chamber. dining, and sitting rooms,
pantries, wine cellar, closets, ard gas ana water
thItorshout q the whole heu.e. Lot having IS feet
Washington.
Also, Immediately after the sale OF the above
property, We shall sell seven handsome Building
Lots, nve fronting on eth street wesf, having 20
Feet front by 100 deep, TO an alley; tue er lwo
fronting on ttreet south, .dloi 7ipg the brick
house, having ~ feet inches front by ia feet
deep, which makes them good bui' ding lots.
Terms One half cash; balance In ., u. and IS
months, for notes bearing interest. and sesurod
by deed Of trust on the premises. All convey
ancing and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser: 800 will be required on each piece when
The plat Of the above property can be seen ct
Green Williams auction store, corner 7th and d
streets.
sd GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts r
Evening star., 1866-10-11

RI GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF SIX oNK.sroRY FRAME
TEkkMkNTS, each twelve feet % uare, 20 be re-
moved within eight days after sale, on lalh or
west. be- tween and streets north.
We shall sell, at public auction, on friday,
the l2ta instant, At 5 o'clock D. m. six Frame
Tenemepts, been built about q year ago. the
Lumber is good, ano will cut to advantage
Terms cash.
ecs GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctS.
RY J. q. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctiopesrs.
LKAsEHOLD OF LOT. FRAME BUILDING
THkREoH, AT PUBLIC SALE.
on the premises. we sh.Ii .eil he NJ eioea
OF nearly four years, Of Lot 40, in Bigg subdivi-
sion OF Lots In SQUARE l0, froDtins 18Th street
west. between L and NJ north The i'm proyemenss
fs Q -stery Frame Tenement.
ocS J. G. MeGBIRE q CO., Auess.
Evening star., 1866-10-11

10y b. y. PAGE, AucuOneer
ID ao2 9TH street. under Odd Fellows Hail.
Continuation of an Extensive ssIesof BIankets
Csstors Plated Ware, Cutlery, Bo0ts aud sbOee
and n large assortment of Fancy Goods. EVERY
EVLNfNG this week, commencing at 81 O'Clock
h. Y. PAGE. Auctioneer
oc C aO2 7th St. under odd Feliows' X all
Evening star., 1866-10-11
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auet,onesu.

TWO VERY NE TOOTTAGE BUILT HOUsHs.
Oh NMASSACHUsETTSANE o, bets cen Isth
and l,th streets west ct : 'blic Auction.
On fBlhAf. the 18th ~ TAM, at 8 O'Clock %
m, we slan sell, on tie premises two fne cottage
built house. oontaIr'rg SIX ard seven roems,
eAeh olsieeo by nne passage; bath room; com
plete with cellar abs. and grass lawns at
taehed to each; which win .e se,s separately TO
suit purchasers
Terms eDe-Ihird cash; bs, ance in si x and twelve
months for notes bearing fnte rest and red by
q deed OF trust on the premises. All convey .ncing
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pa rchAssr
S10O down on each house when sold
oc6d GREEN a WILLIAMS. fucsg
Evening star., 1866-10-11

SOMETHING NEW FOR HOUsEKErpIps
- AND LAUNDRESSEH
GUTTA PEROHA CLOTHES LINES.
Inch cheaper and far ore durable than rope.
Emp. KING SON. King place
oe 1o-6t corner Vernon: avenue and 18th AZ
WHITE OPORrO PORT. : = = -
This Wine 10 the produce Of the .-
WHITE OPORTO GRAPE,
and has delicate, mellow Port Wine flavor. Rot
tied IN oporto BY Osborne 90, from whom n in
z. 4. Z. KING SON, King Plaza
- io-o. cor: W. ave and 10Th street.
r GORDON { co.'s =
H. OELEBRATkD PRESERVES.
JELLIEs and
hsss seeie1: PRIsnRV so ns ssi;stiOa Of
STRAWBERRIES, RAsPBERRiEs
PAAChEs, PEAks. OUNCES,
CRAB APPLRS, PLUMS &c
1or sale IN large And small quaa atftfes, by
M. p KING SON, King Place.
oc l0-6t corner Vermont avenue and 18th 81
N0vLMB1R cOgPONsO s. ): 40 BONDS
&C sd BsnIsrs, BIScSS ass "a %, Az.
GHEUiHE POMADf D1 GRA0E-This P0.
sis snd owsr: Sold g. pe AZ nuS1EsSS SEMSHS q
Human Hair and Perfumery Store. corner Iots and
Dstreets. near the avenue L oc ais
EOR sALE-A splendid BUGGY MARE: thor
oush-bred. .Red Buck" stock; Young ~ "'
sound, good size, stylish and very fast IN
ana sn1 rnased, without FAULT works fine 10 "a
s oe s.sas''' 1asK., AhhfRED h,RaD Jones,
Evening star., 1866-10-11
OLD NIX
FeRr DEFIANCE. I

barrels OF genuine typnhsven Bay OYsf RS, the
nrst have received this season Aiso ave bar.
Greek, i've barrels Of Scott's Creek ave bSrrejs Of
western Branch Cove 0HsfHRS; and Also Ave
OtSTE RS ! Am receiving daily. and 1 am salts.
Ned thst all eptcures and the public in 9enersI
eeIoon 70 the place ORIGINAL,
nRAwING AND PAINTIN0-CIas in the
- above are nov being formed BY Mr. VIM
MACLEOD. st his residence, 393 New York ave.
near 18th street. 90 S. eosss'
L ENTUCKY BREAKFAST BACON -6ri9ht
N and superior quality. just rereiveA
+- Y. II. p. KING 4 SON,
King rlsce,
Evening star., 1866-10-11
A UOTIos SALE or OsE HoRsi AND A
UrENsILe.

bidder, on sAfuhbAY next. the 18Th Instant. AZ
the ws'hi's'eS;s On s.S1u S1uSSS' dsTS' HdisHs, 4 disH
LOT OF COOKING STOVES AMD UTENSILS,
condemned - un1t for GoveruHepf use :
Terms: Dash in Government funds. -rf
By order OF the OommAp1snt.
OHABLHs = LAfHROP
oceM Nsval etorsteeecr
Evening star., 1866-10-11
B' iss.. SGi r: SO

%. 80 e & g. ~ g; "a III sss;ssa s:sss.
ths rssldsass 81 aniliss aselili1G ke.ssEssSssS.
fescs,:s 49, 8 sssU ds'ss'vssss' sss's. ossE.sess,
Evening star., 1866-10-11

$3.50 COAL! CoALn 81 IN
9. W. PALMER,
Corner and First streets,
Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad De ,ot: What
fsstof llth street, Island, Washington, D.
NUT COAL, $50
Bsl;i%GMTs 90 White Ash EGG and STOVE, 50
Lykens Valley Bed Ash I" 81 S01
6-H wv
Evening star., 1866-10-11

xos-, JOHN B. BLAKE, President
DIREcToRs.
Eiihsn or%s, JeSIsf JSSn aita aiRta.k'r' Ts TTsdd:
Thos feran, I.S. walsh, John B. BAKE.
100 BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES. For sale
oe 1875 T. a.f. KING & SON.
A SEVEN OCTAVE GILBERT PIANO. dne
toned, and In perfect order, for sale-
cpnsan, az 2Se 4th street. near II IL takenp@6
ths week. oc l0-1ts IJINVv
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-20


TIE RESOURCES OF CALHoRN1A.-TheS San Fran
cisco Times has an exalted opinion Of the resources
Of that State. The editor says: q.
Since january let Of the present year, we have
exported 19:soS tons -four, 6e 600 tons OF wheat,
II 760 tons barley, and 74O tons Of oats, total
Of 00o tons Of grain Of the aggregate value Of
$4,50O, 600; and it is estimated By those who are
thoroughly informed on the subject, that there is
surplus OF ZOO 900 tons still remaining, valued at
present prices, at upwards Of So o0O 500 900
worth OF surplus grain raised in single season.
by State tat not claiming to be- considered
the present year. - 491 ,5sA worth Of other pro-
ducts, among which are included 3,s26, 1871 pounds
Of WOOL valued at s375, 600, besides manufacturing
1ea5ly 9asa double that quantity il their local mills
quicksilver, valued at 81 oo besides retaining
as much more for home consumption; 2O, 600 toms
gold and silver total export during nine months
Of O. $4S, e, ~, ,5e4 AZ produced by no more than
onefonrh Of whom are children, it is not an over.
estimate to calculate that there are 100 COO Females
and non producing adult males.
There is no other country in the world, the re-
turns Of which will exhibit an equal value Of ex-
port; for an equal number Of its population.