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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-11

eHew THE CeTToN Tax egKss:
The Savannah Ieepa5l licdn publish.
sess statement in regard to the
workings ofthe cotton tax which
is, aptlys commented upon By the
Philadelphia Aqe, as follows - -
The plain English OF this story is,
that, the United States revenue
officers prey on the necessities Of.
the planter and factor, and e4tors
bribes for the merest performance
of their duty. This is the way
it is, managed =. The planter has
o.meney. The northern bank or
merchant lends money to the
Southern factor, 70 be repaid when
the crops come in. The factor adj
yances this money in cash, proVis-
ions, tools, manure, &C.. to tho
planter, also to- be repaid when
the crops come i'm. eAftera while,
the eropsis.alEready picked baled
and dying aloG gside thecars.-The'
time has eenleqWhen the planter
, has got to pay the factor, who
again has to pay his northern
creditor. The mort thern creditor
writes and presses ahe southern
factor, and the faetors with his ac-
ceptapeesscoming due. and edread
of protest staring him in the face,
presses the planter. In the midst
Of this anxiety, breaking honor
and crushed fortune, the tax man
stands cooIly by. The cotton can
not move until It is tagged or per- q
mitted.; and just at that moment
he is out OF. tags or he has forgot
ten to bring gaiong his permits. or
he has to goto some other duty
until the poor planter and factor.
.driven-to desperation with ruin
and bankruptcy staring themsin
the face, are willing to submit to q.
any extortion to get tho coveted
pass. Now, supposing, which lis
doubtless true, that there are o.
few mean souls atthe North who
gloat withsdeIight at this picture
of southern ruin, yet the question
arises whetherEwe Of the North
may not be paying too dearly. for
this luxury Of revenge, because
this is the way the game will end
cannot pay factor; fac
tor cannot pay northern creditor;
northern creditor cannot pay
bank ; bank cannot pay it's stock
holders, dcposjtors, &c. and so
the whole row Of mercantile bricks
tpmbles down at the unseen push
OF Il greedy tax, collector, away
down in the rice swamps or cot
ton bottoms Of some southern riv-
err.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-11
NO. 5o.ss


popularity. He will not ayow
himself to ssbe either Radical sor
Democrat, because, if elected upon,
a aparely party ticket, he would be-
bound to support the doctrines Of
the nominating party. Therefore,
he has. determined to remain ulls
fettered and ,unpledged ;.and to use
Presidential nomination, and the
White sHouseitseH as the means
ofgiFing the Southern States Their
State governments and OF giving
them government quickly
General Grant may, it is true
look upon the question Of recon.
struction IN a too strictly military
light: THERE'S merit in decision,
merit n 10 hrmness, merit sometimes
IN obstlnacy, aud merit always IN
quick zla:t and Judielous action. But
the leaves OF the Constitution have
already been ofrequentfy turn
ed by the sword, and when, for
the; South, a new page is found,
it should not be e2slashed intoshape
by. the edge OF the soldiers sabres.
tits not to be feared that Sen
eital Grant will or de, any
thing that viii looksto the estao~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-11
The Griffin Herald gives some

The Griffin Herald gives some
good advice to planters. It says
that every country wagon coming
into that city with cotton carries
back a quantity of articles Of me-
ctssity for which cotton money
has been paid which could have as
we'll or better been produced on
the planters own lands. Planters
have too long made themselves
slaves to Northern and foreign
cotton manufacturers, and it is
time that they turned their atten-
ton to other things productive be.
sides cotton. ...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-11

The Talbotton Gazette says
there is a great mania for hunting
and fishing in that town. But
one singular feature connected
with the affair is that they all use
the same kind of bait, whether 60
ing fishing, possum hunting or
bird shooting. Every one has a
parcel wrapped in brown paper:
one end otswhich is much smaller
than the body thereof.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-11
Notice.

All persons having demands against the
estate of Janett Sloan, deceased, are hereby
requested to render the same to the sub
scriber properly artested, and those in
debted to the same, will make payment on
or before the'tenth day of January next, as
q settlement will be made on said estate at
that time.
: '-'. a|-~ JAMES SLOAN,
Nov. 2I. 1867. 27-4S St. Ex'or.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-11
GuanO.
75 Broad Street,

100 tons warranted genuine Peruvian,
r. from the Agent of the Peruvian Govern
ment, on hand and for sale by
& SILAS SJoHNST0NE & WIN. F. NANCE,
October % 43
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-11
DR.. J. D. Bruce

Having resumed the practice Of Medicine,
enders his professional services to the public.
: Oface in the building formerly occupied by
Mr.. John A. Chapman, and opposite Mrs.
Harp's residence.
Sept. 1S SO #.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-11
1lRe efter Is viii be tor thenas - =
0UR TIN III

Is stiR carried on at the old stand where Q
eoo9 article Of. Tiaware Of almost every de-
scription, and 10 qpantiiie les to suis .puEchasS
scrs, and at prices - suit the times, can ais
ways be found = sss9 =
eR ElaRK Of saH sinds
done at short notice, s
BIs Sc Nv RIGHT
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-12-11
NQIEg!IE'0lEq
Which IS tha best SteYe2

W hlch IS the best Steve
s.ssfr. &. says his stove is the best, Mr. B.
s5isisS s5ose IS tie best, Ar. G. says his
st0vs Is the best and so on, through the
whole catalogue stoves makers and dealers.
q Mon Il Is perfectly natural for every one
% hold Jp that which Aehas to sell IS good,
and We doubt not h;s honesty. But for each
sone TO say shat he make3 or sells CHEST
S ARTICLE, is something = little ridiculous.
( to syery fhinking msr. y!
!. SY b therefoee do not claim that the stoves
we seil are the hess, but we do claim that
eutof the large number which we have sold
ia the fasa eSghfeehA Anonths, net ono has
ever been returned. though We haEeia every
iastance given the purchsser the privilege OF
doiag SO; Ia one mouth after the purchase IS
made, if the store does not work well.
Those who study their own Interests
end she nearer home they can bng !
4 GOOD COOKING gT0EE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-29

SAD PnosPrcrs OF rHE CRErAxs. letter
from Conssantinople, dated July %, says
Tho capture of Sphakis by Omar Psshs,
reported By Telegraph 70 the Sultan, wal 1
sort Of hunbas. The village Of Sphakia wss
captured, but none Of the ssroneholds 10 the
mountain district Of that name. We have
dstsa from Crsts mp to the 18th ct that date
Omar PAsha was still held as bay by the
Greeks IN the mountain passes, and met
with serious losses. At least two very severe
battles had been fought, which had no dsci.
sive result. On thsl8t another battle was
in progress. They are holding out pobly,
bat Ut the same time find that those Greeks
Who know the state Of things in Crete best
are very much, dishartsned. They feel hat
the Island cannot possibly hold ont much
longer. Omar Psshs 10 % terribly systematic
10 his work that in time hs must succeed.
When he occupies . village and it submits,
be sends every ablesbodisd man into the
neishboring forts 70 remain until the whole
island 10 snbdued Whenssss he catches 1
Greek volunteer he cuts of his head at once
without trial, without mercy. Now ii ID
plain enough that in time be will be aba to
pnt down all opposition in thfs WY. He is
constantly suffering severe losses, bot he 10
constantly being reinforced BY large bodies
Of Turkish troops from Ill parts % The BIN.
pire. The poor Cretans may hold ont for
few weeks longer, bat unless there il some
European intervention in their behalf, or
unless the Greeks can muster courage to de.
clare war, which they don't seem inclined 70
do, the Turka viii subdue the island and
then do what they like with it. It's sad TO
- men fail after making sach terrible sacrif.
ees. II 10 Hungary again on small scale. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-29

DassAsHss kA4Ataang Day.ki1lsf yin o.
talny sztsrnlsass thsss pests, Fits rs Il psfssvsl
\. DssAes q bsg1s nssaer. which ssss dsa,sss
kssp bscanss they get II fDr nearly nothing. Doas
b. swindled Ask TOR DUTCHIR's, which IL cold b
al live DRUGGISTS. (maysedAv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-29

80 snn.M wA11H0 ssoushsut ~ d stasss.
- Assssas.n, hsys sgRsfntsd = sses.vsn ns.n
- SSseaneis Sxpss1snDs IN be e40dsAs gua&Antss
80 ~ees1 intssseeA y tA1m viii - pspapAay -
plea = Il. s.rs''a ssassas ' h
f9 ksss94a uPnLAsaifs1k ~, May -. ieef.
= Aass0s ~ ~ WashsHytss Lsbvs'J
4. !. 4. = yspsskvsv q - isth fsst.
nseifyss - Of osf appotnt.. -. -, :, -,
cpapsny. vs took ths lbsrty 70 -. 4 ~ h,,h..t
chrtss, with plsh Of yor enterp 1900 -. =,
legal authority Of the state, and having
vcrsbls opanisA u rveard 70 Ne legality, y ~
sias ~isA H. beasvosnt object Of Jour AsseeiA,
IL sdueAlssh Sia fAsfu teaHncs q the crphan ~ q
oar sa1ss a.d .aiiurs A The. Rfvsrsi0s fhssss.
have sSscIsea u acespt fhe t.. and 70 ~ or -
sAusssss premcte worthy az object. Il
sssa 1sspeenulI5, yours tc-, 81
zsE IL ~ SsA@ss ~ G&5 4. 0O0El AGO.
49, annpqs asd nrders 70 $500 s~s
~ NE0 - Co, DankeFs.
a1iua oossa1, ytAlaoeiphla, PA,
Ibsas1 ca
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-29
TO HARRY OR NOT TO MARRY
WHY NOTf

Dsraeus RsAsetfsns for Ysung AeA,'
Hsays Of the Howard Aaocistion the Physiological
neea Ahss and Dissssss indeed ~ isnorncs - -
ssIAvA - ~ I'm ~ of - ssns h 1919 ~
tsF envelopes, ss Of charge. Address DR.. eKILLIN
HoU0H3oNe MWard Asos1aAaeu. .Phi'sdsiphis p
paay1A-AaweEos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-29

In . paragraph . fortnight since We stated
that Ira Harris had written letter of bitter
hostility 70 the Republican Reconstruction
policy.
We were mistaken. The letter wa writ
ten BY Ira E. Harris, while In Harris, late.
Senator, is out in letter earnestly support
ing the action Of Congress and the position
Of the Republican party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-29

VnnSGk 4GnhWp - - 2&~fNn 81
s7I|s| =
-. - -ss b. - 1888.
~ SsIK. 4g - "a ss.. sr-..sx -. q
- ur1anla,11s7I1 49,
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49,, 49, ~. -. - Pr
sNfs NFsFs n
- -e~f4 ~
AooeO sson.
4 ysar o. . aAse Johsson's inasgusoApD,
vAsa ~ sesasse pnxsd fsres = y whse
y bs,oaesl 70 ~ Rspsblisan q oopg,
~ poesy, asd 80 ~ 90 paesy ~ 49,
- - next ~ - othes pagtHa ~ skss
! &C. nA3 49, nsvse ysyoN nthpif
f Aka3 ~ ~ JGbnse4 - thpif
- sntwif1 ~ Asspdss1 ha11na0a ~
regard lin = vostA haviag ~ vsEs fsady
70 uss hin % Do thsaf dry vssk sW Asas;
Charles Mason, = irsfasss, kssw = ~
two ysars ago q hs dos nov III JoAnsea
belonged 70 the Democracy. G. G. Barr, >
49, r.dic.l syupeehi,srrs.a !. disuuiOa-
=. 81 u $3.50. 49, Ma. As 0s1k6vol
n.'s' - , q ~ ~.
in johnson ana nevsf "sss1e0 N '0sl1 49,
and never, 20 far - 10 remenDefp sossso
hin fce Any ct Aowsvee o9endvA
81 Il. cha hand the moet bitter CoppeeS
60. -. -. .,.-. .~m,..h;..,. &c -
assas' 'as mo.s s.As
party, ore uniformly the most opposed g
Gen. Grant, and most unspAring in their de-
.,..:..;c,. of IN. s,aat favor;ta ar tha Laval
Evening star., 1867-01-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
sy1 s. NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvauia avenue, near Wfllards' Hotel.

ryg -. NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsyivsuia avsnns, near Wfilards' Hotel.
- 49,, =, LAST Wink Is =.
MAX YHRHnrzFKfMvSRAHD ~ M fvssAAHsD ITALIAN oPnRA
Only nisss of Verdi 5 msstsrwosf. f'' .
~ C.. orisuor. GssAkS5N EGsssHk5 poou
E:ss! kSSSsgSe1. sisaas sss1si siisH sahss! a&s!
naSsn.I nMadsms REIoHARDI. .S,FncF SAaSrkI.
vEsisa 5.a a. 4 ssisss
Grsnd sesIshrsted, and 20 eai.r opers; rAgsr.
Ms: EsALI1 nifs' sssSk' 81 s:ssAHU'A y sAfs.
Z WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,.
BERRY WALL ........ |. j. APRoPRIErORs.
b. B. PHILLlPS...-...........SrA MANAGER.
MONDAY EvBEINa, Jsousry y, 1881. frs.
nieht OF the eGsasen snt Of the Popular xmsric in
A9' Mr. E.L Daypupoar
Who will sjye his sublime snd powerful rendition
!; {.
HaMET a, 4'11snxv ryssIsSE y.sf;as s D.yr.poaE.
shah s:ees5s : sIstious H Comedy Of M666 ADo
rr,,... Boxes, ss 6leSs:sr. Chairs. a.; pr...
Circle. rs cents; Parquete, Vceuts; Family Cir.
Gle, IS cent?. Oolored Circle. Is cents.
tn. SRaSD 3, Ts%PsEANoI FEN 5.4I Fab TO BE
Excelsior Division, No. 6. and Hope Division h.
"a. will be inaugurated on she 9Th inst. when q
addition TO an unusually attractive display OF
THE REFREsHMENr DEPARTMENT
every effort to make 1t in every pect as at
tT.etye as the season affords;
The th street ca pass WI thin Few ste ps OF the
Hall. ADMISSION.
sinele admission cts.
Evening star., 1867-01-07

A SURE PILE CURE--Dr. 9ilbert's Pile In
strument positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of "a. Uircu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. b. Romano. Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New York. 3.
-N
PBNNIBs can be had In auy quantities at the
Star Office counter
Evening star., 1867-01-07
rhEkxsi HsP piaisd EIs

By virtue Of Q writ of distrain, 10 me directed,
have this day seized AND levied upon all the goods
and chattels situated IN the house and pre- smises
No. ais street north, between l<th sLd 18th
streets west 60 satisfy house rent cue al in ar
rsaIs by James n. Zoe to Chris. CAmmack. Jr ,
same for sale TO the hishes bidder, for cash, at
public auction. On THURsDfY the IOth day of
the said premises. No 21e street. 20 satisfy
said rent. 90 due and In arreArs
}. p. FREEMAE, Bailif,
Chrisfo nhar Camuark II
Evening star., 1867-01-07
MARRIRD,

EIwToH-POwRR. On fharsdsy, ID tp,t.n,
BEWTON, Of Camden, New Jersey, 10 ni.s
JESSIE N PowEK, daughter Of James l. Pow.
er, Of thi- city
HELMUs-GRAgES. On the 9th instant. bx
Rev: Or ttnsksl wILLIAM BEL nus to Mics
CARRIE GBAGks, all OF Washinston city =
lBaltimore Sun please copy.l
Evening star., 1867-01-07
0gE -.

BED. - slas
McsHEEHY. On the 9TH inst, after isue and
painful Illness. Mrs. ANNIE McSHEEHY be-
loved wife Or MauTics p. Acshsshy, In the sd
year Of her age. 81
light 10 from onr household gone, So
A voice We loved 10 still,
place IL vac ant in our midst re.
which never can be filed. ~.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invf.
ted to attend her funeral, from her mothers rest
denee, No l39 street, Island, Tuesday, ct hslf-
IBo..oa psDsrs plssss eesy.l =
Evening star., 1867-01-07

For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet Whites
Embrocation is specific. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
ik aa 9th Streets
Evening star., 1867-01-07
/, CITY ITEMS.

oFPER q splendid stock OF nua 18 karat
Gold md Silver American Watches. Diamond
Jewelry and Opera Glasses, ~ per cent. below W
cost, to close business. I. ALKxAHDDR, go
Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star., 1867-01-07
RY JAS. q McGUIRK 90, Auctioneers.
OHAEOERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY sn zotk slIeeI Msst, be. " cen \ and n streeta

blret Ward.
By virtue Of decree OF the sr IRENE Court of the
District of Columti., passed an cauIe No. CSC 90
y In which 1hOmss Cogan n complainant, and
Jane Nc n anus, ct al. are eiendants, the spder
sgU ed. trustee, will sell IN front of the premises
at o clock ,. m, on TUESDAY, the 18th day II
January, ibetsnt. part OF Lot numbered i've, Is, !
in square numbered one hundred and twenty two
ll22, J commencing on south side Of said Lot We,
opd runEing north IN line with, and II on ling on
Twentieth street wet 81 feet inch the; ce esst
wsrdiy l55 feet aud 10 inches, or less n enCe
eoutbvs dly - feet and y inch, and the nee west
waroly l55 feet and 10 inches, more less O. the
place of beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decres One half
cash and the balance 10 be paid in twelve months
for which the purchaser Will be required TO give
endorsed TO the satisfaction OF the trustee
or the purchaser may. IL he 90 desires, pay
half cash, and the bslsnce she ratification OF
the tale by the court. Title 10 be retained until
the whole Of the purchase money 10 paid and the
sale ratified by the court. Convey anoing and
stamps at the cost Of the EuIcbaseI;
s5eo&ds J. y. MCGUIRE 90, Aucts.
Evening star., 1867-01-07

QUIET SABBATH.-This morniro ,,a ,,ov,
tenants OF police reported for ye9terday onIy
twelve arrests In the entire DistrIct ara ~
fines amounted 10 only SIS ss.1 = -N 'A'
Evening star., 1867-01-07

NO oCAsEs--Last night there were no arrests
lor disorderly conduct, drunkenness, or other
nehsss, sh In me Second and Third Wards and
the cells of the Central Guarahouse ass,snad
iof receiving the night prisoners were vacant
Evening star., 1867-01-07

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
TUESDAY zGH HHsHH ssss9s SsHE 4SdEsDAr
rhk rASHsEf oklsfsxE' S1E' sGTaEs sz4 nHs KEN kEsEp
c...,9 OLD yoiRs cos6SsT es 5i'ssF''SSM COMPANY.
with SLAP IAR1Fs AND e.NEsES.E. .cIIs "
WIN sDl'nGsf asSHy SIsnf'isft NftaoIs. iisiasa BY
THE JENNY LIND OF AMERICA.
Admission. 25 cents; reserved seats, 80 cents
Doors epsn st 7, concert at 8 o'clock.
On wEDNEssHY kFTIRHooN. Jan. 9th. a. 5
o'clock Children to Matinee Is cts. jas7t'
SACRED CONCERT.
Under the direction of
ROBER HILL LER.
In the
OHUROH OF THE EPIPHANY,
@. bet. 18th and 18th streets, --
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 9rH JANUARY,
In aid Of the new North End and West End Pro.
To Be- 6ad at MeizsrOfi and Ems s.ores
jsstd =.
METZEROTT HALL.
FOB ONE WEEK ONLY.
Ms:.r; s TIA! yAssyTrS r PALMERs.s.oa 70 announce
gagged those eminent Artists, 'ss,.'.
.- NIB. AND MRS HOwARD PAUL,
who will appear fer the first time In this CITY on
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. Z, 1857,
and every evening during the week. in theiE
GRAND ENTERTAIHMENT6
CONOERTs IN COSTUME,
as recently given 900 nj ghts in London and fifty
niehts at Irving Hall, New York. They will ap-
pear In
Is SONGS AND IMPERsONATIONs, b.
Among which will be found Henry Russells great
Lyric. entitled .,
THE DREAM OF THE REvELLER.
And the celebrated Ballad,
WHEN GEORGE THE THIRD WAS KING"
aud the celebrated
= ..-.. SNEEZING SONG,
The whole forming the most unique. elegant and
varied Entertainment ever given In the Unitsd
States. For particulars see Bills and Circulass.
PRICES-Admission so cents; Reserved Seats,
rs cents -.s -..
The sale Of Reserved Seats will commence at
MetzerottS Music Store On Friday morning, Jan.
Doors open at IL commence ut TX o'olk. jas.st
Evening star., 1867-01-07

RoBBrNe ConPASY.-On Saturday morn
ing, ohcers Brewer and 0Callaghan arrested
at the depot John DeHartz and Chas Deictsrte
as oeserters IL turned out that they belon ged
to company 1. 3Oth u. s. Infantry and had
robbed the company Of i've days ratious.
Iney were turned over 20 the military.
Evening star., 1867-01-07

reported for Saturday forty-twe arrests in the
ennre District, and the fees OF the day were
Evening star., 1867-01-07

lETERKsTINa LECTURE. Prof Rowland
viii lecture on the science of com mon things,
ar Union League Hall, ss1 9th street, to-mor.
row evening. There will be experiments In
chemistry. optics, and projectiies, and the
wonderful effects OF nitrous oxide on the hu
man system These lectures are Interesting
and Instructive. r
Evening star., 1867-01-07

oFPER q splendid stock OF nua 15 kara,
Gold md Silver American Watches. Daamon d
cost, to close business. I. ALKxAHDsR. 24O
Pennsylvania avenue. 6
The Fourteen Doll:r business Suits for
ientleroen, gray, blue or brown, ara yet for
sale At Henning's One Price Clotnfng Store,
on the corner Of Seventh street and Mary
land avenue.
A DEsIRABLR RxsrDIxox-We call the At
tention Of families wanting q comfortable home
TO the advertisement elsewhere in orr paper
OF house near the Presidents Mansion for
rent, containing IA rooms. The house Is nice
ly furnished, is most desirably located. and the
terms are reasonable. Such an opportunity is
seldom offered to housekeepers, and those who
wish to avail themselves OF this chance
should address Box 81 at this ONCE without
delay. s.Lt4
BARaAINs.-There Is nothing in newspa.
per, except perhaps the marriages and deaths)
which is more Interesting TO the ladies than
information as to where they can buy cheap
goods. The Star endeavors to keep Its readers
posted in the latest intelligence in reference to
dry goods, as IN other matters and we there.
fore call attention 10 the ad vertisement Of MIR
town, whose forte seems to be the selling OF
cheap dry goods. .F.r
WE TAKE pleasure In annou ncing that our
old fellow citizen, ]. B. Gardner. M. d., has
renewed bis practice, in which speciality we
know he has had great experience. We refer
you to the advertisement column.
DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, &24 Penn av., be-
tween ~ and 9Th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatmentoY corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. ONCE hours from a. m. to
5 p. m, and to p. m. Established 1861.
For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet Whites
Evening star., 1867-01-07

BArTIsN-The ordinance Of baptism con
unnes TO be administered by Rev. Mr.. Meador,
OF the Island Baptist Church. YesterdaV AZ
eral were bsptised at the church, making alto.
getner about 90 since the beginning of the re.
ViVal IN that section OF the city. About 80 ap.
church.
Evening star., 1867-01-07
pr GRIEI wTLLIAMs Aectiooser..

TRUSTEES SALE or REAL ESTATE
By virtue OF . deed Of trust bearing date on the
has g me tor the beneht Of ysha Hazel, sad re-
corded In Libsr O. No. 81 folio lsl &c. one OF
the land recsrde for sshinston county In the Die
triet Of columbisa I viii offer for. ssle; on the
Is, In Square No. eo7, in the city Of Washington o,
d. q fronting Is feet and inches on east 81 N
street, between A and streets north, and N :
ming at that width 20 the rear, toge with the
improvements, consisting Of q small dwelling
house and other buildings.
Terms One half cash, the balance in months
the purchaser 70 receive deed and give his note,
secured BY deed Of trust. All con veg anctuR and
revenue stamps st the cost Of the purchaser. A
deposit Of $40 required at the time Of sale. and
the trustee the right TO resell at the cost
Of the purchaser If the terms Of sale are not COM
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GREEN WILLIAMS.
de n -2aV&ds AuctioDeers.
Evening star., 1867-01-07

kKLIKP OF THE PoOR.-From the o7th OF
April, 1856, (the date of the organization of ths
epeciai relief commission to distribute the ap-
preparation OF $25.Wo made during the las,
session or Congress,) to the 3lst Of December
last, 1907 poor and destitute persons in this
Dstrict were cared for and relieved This
commission was organized by Gen. Howard
OF the Freedmen's Burean, with Surgeon D
X. Reyburn in charge "
Evening star., 1867-01-07

FUNERAL OF MR.. UTERMBHLR-The funeral
Of the late Charle- II. Utermehle took nIaca
from MS late residence on Saturday alter
noon, and was very largely attended, the
memoefs Oh the bar being present generally
Body Rev. DR. PiDkney officiated, and the re-
mans were Inferred in the Congressional
Evening star., 1867-01-07

ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY FRUsTRArRp-
Yesterday morning about O'clock rs Oficer
Peaster was going the round OF his beat ON q
street, near the Bank of Washington, he saw
TWO boys at Work IT the door OF E. M Drew's
merchant tailor store Being on the opposite
SIDE OF the street, ne tried TO get close enough
20 capture them; but the burglars got a riimpss
OF Dim and ran, leaving behind a heavy nick
with which they were trying TO pry the door
open Being swift footed and having a good
start aneao, they escaped the watchmen who
Joined in the pursuit