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REPORTED REIGN OF TERROR IN
NORTH CAROLINA

TSPeCIaI OfspdtCH % tnt SUI j
NEW YORK, Dec. pa special TO the Rer-
aid says:
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Dec. 27.-AIong and
throughout the counties named below a reign
OF terror prev ails. The freedmen have become
despt rate awaiting the distripution Of farms,
and now seek revenge by house burning. cat
tie slaying, and other outragcs. The counties
OF Amelia, Notaway, Prince Edward, Lunen-
burg, Halifax. Mecklenburg, and Pittsylva-
mia, are delueed with such outrages. Murder,
arson, aud ince1diarism are of nightly occur
renee, and war of races seems inc yitable.
The civil authorizes are poweoless to protect,
and military forces are so remote hat the
whites have determined 10 defend themselves
In dinerent ways, as their defence may be, but
the resolution il death before negro suprema-
cy. The forty acres aud two mules promised
the negroes at Christmas not being forthcoming
has caused this terriole state of affairs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FoR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS, SUCH
AS CoueHs, Colds, WH0oPING COUGH,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. AND


FoR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LuNGs, SUCH
AS CoueHs, COLDS, WH0oPING COUGH,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Probably never before in the whole history of
medicine has anything won widely and so deeply
upon the confidence OF mankind, as this excellent
remedy Tor pulmonary complaints. Through long
series OF years and among most of the of men
1t has risen higher and higher in their estimat ion
as il has become better known. Its uniform char
acter and power to cure the various affections of
the lungs and throat, have made ii known a
rehable protector against them. While adapted
20 miider forms of disease and to young children
" 10 at the same time the most effectual remedy
thar can he given for incipient consumption. and
the dangerous affections of the throat and lungs
Asa provision against spdden attacks Of Croup IL
should be kept on handfn every family, and indeed
as all are sometimes subject to colds and coughs
All should be provided with this antote for them
Although s.ttled CoNsUMPTIoN is thought in
durable, still great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled have been completely cured
and the patient restored to sound health by the
CHERRY PkCToRAL. So complete is it's maste cry
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, tina
the most obstinate of them yield to it, When moth
roRAL they subside and disappear.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPKAKERs find great protec-
tion from it.
ASTHMA 10 always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
BRoNcHITIs 10 generally cured by taking the
So generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here, do
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. G. AVER CO, LOWELL, Mass,
Prdct,eai alh 4Haigtieal Chemists.
Sold by All Druggists everywhere
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Nirsinia News-

Judge Underwood has appointed Hamilton
q. Fanf, Receiver in the Bank OF Valley case.
pending before him. The assets amouat 10
over million dollars, which. oy order OF the
Court. are 70 be converted into cash. a nd de- :
posted in the First National Bank OF Rich
moBd.
The reported disturbance AZ Herndop Sta
ton on the l.. & II. railroad Christmas day.
was q drunken bout bet ween wniskey loving
biacks and whites, commenced by one q un-
nell, white, and ending with sundry bloody
noses and black eyes.
The disturbance ~ MANASSAS Junctian a
az a. railroad on Christmas day was sltee,
and originated with, and was confined wholly
10 colored men.
commenced TO furnish rations In extreme
cases.
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Az RAY In MOBILE.

MOBILE ALA. Dec. 2s 2s-District Attorney L
'. y. Martin ma Judge Busted. Of the United
States Court, II his morning, in front OF the Gus.
tom II ouse. and said: "J udge. will you allo "
that Indictment a -ainst me to take It's courseI--
Judge Busted repiiec: Sir, ethe lao must take
ats course" Martin then drew a revolver an d
nred three shots at Busted, who fell, with a
ball below the breast bone, and another in the
right leg.
Martin had been indicted by the United
States Grand Jury for revenue frauds and ex.
torticn. He is now in leil.
Judge Busteed's wounds are not considered
mortal.
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Why So Many spinters,

Some OF the EnRlish periodicals are reyiyiur
discussion which. three years ago. for sew
eral weeks was leading topic for ne Lond ON
journals and magazines. The North British
Review thinks that, according 70 the Gems us
returns there ought to be bat 100000 unmar-
ried women between the ages Of twenty and
forty. whereas there are 1.230,c00, ana as the
working classes and peasants nearly all mar
~ ana marry young, workngmen fnding no
dimculty in getting husbands for their daugh.
tsrs, the surplus spinsters are among the high
er classes, and thousands OF young men who
refuse 10 marry are those ha wing in comes OF
from I30O 10 ESQ year, who prefer their
"heerfy" and the support this sum gives them
TO the risk OF sharing their income with Q wife
But this u not all; there is the old story of
the terrible extravagance OF the women; the
modest maiden suddenly blooms into the most
magnificent OF matrons. unbou nded in expend. .
itures and unlimited In display. As one writer
declayeN they nirt more industriouslv waltz
more violently. and dress more on utraeeouslv
Even the Spectator, which makes d mild de.
fence OF the young women of England against
the charges OF the writer's in the North British
Review and Frazer. il Compelled 10 admit maj
there 70 an alarmingly large class Of such won.
en-, ana that there 10 among men growing cor.
tempt, not only for matrimouy, but for Women
themselves. Among the few remedies sue.
gested sre opportun nities for ffssr social inter.
course; the sdvantage Of seeing women else
man can learn something Of the actual habits
and dtrposision Of the p0rson whose hand be
might Se disposed 70 scek ana thus he abie n
see the difference between the real woman and
the woman OF TIE ballroom. A il H. It is \
lottery in wnicn many fear % venture ,Wha
stacaes 70 Imaaximony in England d worth
coneiderettoo heSe, as, posgl6ly, Il is not WITH
out parallel In This city aad country.
.-.-.,~ -------- ~.
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KNOW THY DESTINY

MADAME =. +. THORNTON, the great English
Astrolegist Clairyoyan and Psychometrician, who
has astonished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton Possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight to enable her to impart knowledge
Of the greatest Importance to the single or married
Of either sex. While in state Of trance, she de-
fneates the very features of the You are to
marry, and by the aid of instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psyohomotrope, guarantees to
produce like picture of the future husband or
wife Of the applicant, together with date Of mar
rage position in life, leading traits OF character
mails can assert. She will send, when desired, a
certified certificate or written guarantee that the
picture is what it purports to be. By inclosing a
small lock of hair and stating place Of birth, age
disposition and complexion, and inclosins fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself
you will receive the picture and desired information
BY return mail. All communications sacredly con
hdential: Address, in confidence, MADAME X. y,
THORNTON, P. o. Box 223, Hudson, N. 7.
pSD&Weoly
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TH1 WORKING PRoPLE-The New York
commissioners Of emigration have opened a
labor exchange building, at Castle Garden In
mat city, where an agent who has been put In
charge OF 1t, will assist emigrants, skilled and
unskilled, TO fina employment, and employers
TO hnd workmen. The strike which was be.
gun by the employees Chicago and Great East.
ern railroad for the payment Of back wages IL
10 announced, has been termipa ated by the nav.
ment OF the amounts due them. For three days
all the trains on that road, xcept the mail
were stopped, but order and quiet prevailed
seventy men were in the strike, all Of whom
were oils harged after the ad justment of their
Claims. The workshops OF the conn pany, il is
reported. are again in operation by ne w hands
and q few OF the old who refused to unite in
the strike 80
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THE BOSTON DEFALCArION,

BOSTON, MASS, Dec. 2s.-In regard 70 the
defalcation OF the Shawmut Bank in tn city,
1t 10 ascertained that the cash OF the defau H.
ing teller, Henry, rs short five or six thousand
collars from emitting 70 credit deposits when
received; the balance, twenty thou So I'D
dollars In compound interest notes, and TWEEN
ty-seven- thousand dollars In bills, was taken
irom uunk IN the bank vaaIt the DAY THAI
the defaulter disappeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28

SCANDAL IN HIGH LIFR-The London cor.
respondence Of the New Y ork Times relates
the following: "a case OF some interest to
Americans was brought before the police
magistrate at Bow street yesterday Sir Eard-
ley Gideon Colling Eardley was committed
for oigamy, in having married in New York
in 1859, Miss Emily Florence niece, who ia
sun living, and q ute recently another lady at
ST GEORGES, Hanover Square. Mr.. James
niece, father Of the rightful Lady EardIv
deposed that his daughter was married to the
prisoner at Calvary Church, in the presence
OF MT Cyrus W. Field, Mr.. Chas. Mosely and
other witnesses. 1t was proved that in New
YORK such marriage, or one in a private
house, or even one in the street, was legal. a.
II was in England at the time Of George III .
Sir Eardley, defended by eminent counsel
contended that the marriage was illegal, but
the magistrate committed him without bail 10
take his trial. Here, then, Is another Yelyer.
ton case, and another caution to eware of
titled foreigners. or TO make sure that ali the
Necessary formalities have been complied with
Sir Eardley seems 10 have imagined that he
could repudiate his New York marriage be-
cause there was 60 ceremony before the British
Consul, but l doubt il that plea Will avail
him. He bad himself recognized the original
Lady Eardley as his wife in articles giving
her q separate maintenance
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PRETTY PLANTS FOR THE kITCHEN.-1ake
a common tumbler, or fruit can: fill il nearly
inll OF soit water. Then tie d bit of coarse
race or cneese sacRing over IL, and press down
into the water, covered down with a LAYER of
peas. In few days they will sprout, the liz.
Tie tnreadlike roots going down through the
lace INTO the water, and the vines can be
trained up 10 twine, or what is prettier. a
frame may be made for the purpose The
tumbler or jar should be set In window
where the sun shines. 1t requires no care, and
you VIII nave delicate, pretty vine TO rest
your weary eyes upon.
on can make another pretty thing with as
little trouble: Take a saucer ana nil il with
1resn green moss Place in the center q pine
cole, having frst wet IL thoroughly. Then
sprinkle II thoroughly with grass seed The
moisture with close the cone partially, and in
day or two, the tiny grass spires will appear
ID ali tne lnterstces, and in week you will
have perfect cone OF beautiful yerdure It
only wants plentiful supply Of water to be
"thing OF beauty" all summer
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HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER

has proved itself to be the most
Tor the II air ever offered to the pnbic to
Restore Gray Hair to ats Original Color,
and create q new growth where it has fallen Of
from disease or natural decay.
soiH prscent the Hair from falling oxt.
All who use 1t are unanimous in awarding it the
praise of being the best Hair Dressing extant.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
K. p. HALL CO,
Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. oc 2l-eo2m
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New YsYk NIapket

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Flour 5alO cents low
er. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn xaI cent
lower. Rye dull. Oats dull and heavy PORK
dull mess s20e0 Lard quiet. WhIsksy
nominal Barley nominal Peas nominal
Cotton firmer at I5k for Middling UpIauds.
Freiehts quiet. Spirits Turpentine IN moder
ate demand at SO cents. Rosin steady at . so
aS4.00.
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GRANT MOVEMENT IN NEW YORK.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s-The committee of
25 appointed by the Graui meeting at Cooper
Institute on the ith. held meeting on Thurs
day evening. A. T. Stewart in the chair A
circular letter was adopted, to be sent to busi-
nees men throughout the country. urging them
70 organize meetings, similar TO the one ar
Cooper Institute, exclusive OF parties for
the purpose OF urging General Grant az a can.
didate for the people of all grades OF politics
Tor the next Presidency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28

IRTEREsrIEs NAVAL DIsPArcHIs-A dis
patch was received this morning At the Navy
Department from Commander J. b. Creighton,
commanding United States steamer Oneida.
dated Singapore, East Indies, November S,
1867. He states that the passage from the Cape
ofGcod Hope was OF q very boisterous charae-
acter, and the vessel encou ntsred heavy gales
Of vino. and also experisnceda severe cyclone
which lasted forty-eight hours, and IL was
with the utmost difficulty that the ship was
kept clear OF IL. As it was, however, the ves-
sci lost several spars and part OF her sails.
Commander Creighton Also states that he has
advices from the China Sea, and that the
weather there has been very bad, and quite a
number oftyphoons had taken place, dong
much damage.
The Oneida was on her way to Hong Kone
Onina, 10 report to Admiral Bell, and afer
leaving Singapore expected to touch at Manil-
la tor coal.
Mr. AND MRS SUMnKR.-The some time ago
report that Mrs. Sumner was to come 70 Wash
ipgton to preside in her husbands establish
ment has failed Of veri1cation, and the Home
Journal Of this week has the following, indi.
eating that there is no Likelihood that such
will ever be the case:
1--WE have good authority for stating that the
differences between MIR. and Mrs. Charles
SuuurT, WHICH nave caused 30 mucQ unpieas-
ant gossip and scandal, have been finally SET
tied BY permanent separation, with the mu.
tual consent and desire of both parties, and
their best friends The direct cause of this
SEPARATION is simply the certainty-aiscovered
only too Iate-that there exists between the
parties an incompatibility Of temperament and
opinion upon certain social questions, which
precludes the possibility OF their living hap.
PLY together as man and wife,"
"MARK TWAIN" Senate Door keeper ad in.
terfm, and more recently ssClerk OF the Senate
Committee on Conchology," has a droIl account
In the New York Tribune OF the facts concern
ing his resignation of the latter post With
crushing ofhcial indignities indoors and the
bad spell OF weather exterierly, M ark has Lit
upon an in. clement season in Washington.
PHRsoHAL.-Alexander H. Stephens, late
Vice President of the Southern Confederacy,
was in Baltimore yesterday. Col. T. H.
Staunton, paymaster in the United States
army, and from Richmond, and MAJOR John
w. Jordan, are stopping at the N ltional Hotel
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The SOUTH CAROLINA ARECONSTRUC.
TION CONVENTION.

TSPeoI11 D1SPutOu 70 tUe
CHARLESTON, Dec. 27.-General Canby has
issued an order for the onvention to meet in
this city on the oath OF January next. The
total Official returns give a little over 5000
ms sjority for the Con vention
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SUPPOSED DBPALCATIoN IN BosToN-rhere
was some excitement in financial circles in
Boston yesterday on account of a report that
the cashier and receiving teller Of the Shay W..
NUT Bank Bryant F. Henry, fell short about
S50,COO Henry has been absent from the CITY
Tor week, and his present whereabouts is
unknown. The fraud in this account was dis.
covered on Monday last. Two or three days
previous Henry said that he was Obliged TO
visit Portsmouth to settle some business At
fairs 1t il supposed be stepped across into
Canada. or went 70 Europe by steam ship
The Shawmut Bank has q capital of &75aOO0,
with surplus OF $50 900, SO that the defalca.
ton Will not effect the standing OF the institu-
ton in the least.
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p II Ice y.

H"onand : German Bittsrs' Per bottle .........sl
Hoofsnd's German Tonic, pat up in quart bottis
u 50 per bottle, or half dozen for 81 80.
H-BO not forget 70 exauin we'll the article vo
Buy, In order TO get the genuine.
Fold hy Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
de Il D6WeOCn
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FREE 10 EVERYBODY

A Large pp. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest i'm portance to the young Of both sexes.
1t teac hes how the homely may become beautiful
the aespised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid by re-
turn mail. Address p o. Drawer 21.
apS- -d&weoly Troy New York.
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CAUTION.

hc0nand 6t rnan Remedies are counterfeite
See tnAt uie signature sf &. NJ. JACKSON il on
tSrfelt. o4o 0o"h'
Principal Once and Manufaesory a. the Gsrn.n
1edicine store, No. o3l ARCH SrREET. Phila
CHAhLEs Nj. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly G. NJ. JACKSON q co.
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NEW MARRIAGE glide

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physiologi-
cal Errors, Abuses and Diseases incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, which create impediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief. Sent in
sealed envelopes, free of charge. Address DIR. J.
SkILL!N HOUGHTON, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. se23 3m
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1ss,staHt Editor ChJist,aa Csroaiels, Phila.
Il have derived decided beneft from the n.e Of
inCon And1s German Bitters, anf feel N INV nrivi
.ese 70 Ieccmmend them q most vain Able tonic
20 az no are suffering from general desility or
nysr es arising from arrangement of the
b'ei' Yours truly.
Ed. FENDALL
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD.

HON. GEO W WOODWARD.
CAtsf jas, ies Of me Supreme Cosyt Of PA ,-y,,es
PHILADELPHIA, March I6. Is7
81 ind 'HOOhands German Bittsrs' is a good
tonic. useful in diseases Of the digestive organs
and Of great benet Ia of debility and want of
nervous action in the system. Yours, truly
GEO. W. WOODWARD
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The MINISTER TO ECUADoR.-There has
been movement on foot among the applicants
ior the position OF Minister to Ecuador, each
70 induce the others to withdraw in his fav or,
out up to the present time II has not been as
certained that any one Of the number has beeh
convinced that any person had any better
chance for the position than himself. As there
are only about a dozen applicants for this
vacancy, 1t would be interesting TO know
what kind of assurances each have that he is
to be the successful man. Indications are that
somebody W Ill be disappointed.
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON.

Jude of tie SgPrsDls Cont Of Penn sglra.;a
PHILADELPHIA, April y lS5
. consider 'HOOhand' = German Bitters a rgTyo-
&c med fcH. in cases Of attacks Of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia. can certify this from ray experience
Of 10. Yours, with respect.
JAMES THOMPSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28

POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL returned
10 the city last evening from his recent visit L
New York, and was at his office to-day
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JAMES THOMPSON. y
FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENSARD. ID.

PastoT q the TsRih Baptist CtVct, PhilafskpAia
Dr. JGCksoE-Dear Sir: have been frequently
Requested 70 connect my name with recOnIne ada
tons Of different kinds Of medicines but regarding
The pracuee a. out OF my appropriate sphere, 4
IN various Instances and particularly in my own
ianlly OF The usefulness OF DR. Hoofand 5 German
toeNpres- my full conviction that, for general de-
6nHy 81 NJ SySisIi, aSd ssP.ctaIy Jor Lfrsy Com
ptGtsf, - tS "a snfs dad raiu.dbls DrspqT1fioa In
ZONE cases II may fail, but usually doubt not in
The above causes. ~
You're very respectfully.
J.. Ii. hENNARD
Eighth, below Coates street
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CHANGE IN THB GILLIAN LRGATIoN-We
learn that Senor Alberto Blest Cana. during
the last twelve months Charge d'Affaires O,
Chill near this Government, has been ap.
pointed Minister PienipotentIary Of his coun.
try to England. During his brief stay in this
city he and his estimabls wife have gained for
tnemtelves q host OF friends. Senor j. T.
Mackenna, his Secretary OF Legation here
will accompany Senor Blest in the mission
TO London. 1t is not yet known with Ger.
tainty who Is to succeed Senor Blest, but there
is reason TO suppose that he will be replaced
by Senor Martinez, the present Chilian Min
ister at Lima.
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u DENTIST,
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
All operations performed pertaining to o~O10
the ART OF DENTAL SURGERY. oc 2-6ms
nR. LEWIE DAVIS DENTAL AsS0OIA
" TION.
No. $50 PENNA AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
DIANOs AND PARLOR ORGANS.

Nearly One Hundred PIANOS and PAR 0S1
LOR ORGANS now IN our new and beau-tIISH
tiful Piano Rooms. One fourth MUST BE SOLD
before New Years day. Terms and prices all
right JOHN r. ELLIS,
delseoSt 3V6 p. nue., ear 10th.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2s,
A GREAT BILL.
MR.. JOHN L. OWENS.
IN A CARNIVAL OF FUN


THREE FAvORITE PIECES.
The elegant Comedy of
SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES
BILLY LACkADAY. MR.. j. Z. OWENS.
The Comic play of
TOOD LES,
and the Roaring Farce of
r u r TY WI ks.
For our NEW YEARS MATINEE, 10y general
desire, the beau.iIul
FAIRY TALE AND EASTERN ROMANCE,
THE FORTY THIEVES,
with it's Songs. Marches, Fairy Tableaux, Com
bats, and Magnificent Scenery and Effects.
Admission DO cents; children half price. 1t
SPECIAL NOTICE. MISS GREENFIELD, the
~ accomplished teacher of music and vocalist,
inst from the North, will give CONCERT at St.
Psul's Chapel, on 8th street. between and T..
Island, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, at I
O'Clock p. M, for the benefit Of the Chapel. The
patronage Of all we'll wishers of the good cause 10
earnestly solicited. Admission 25 cents. IT.
GRAND RAFFLE
MAGNIFICENT SOLID MAGIC CASE GOLD
WATCH,
VALUED AT 5000.
will be Raffied at
JOHN HANCOCK'S SALOON,
PeRpsylvania avenue, near 18th street
Tickets, So. de 7-eol0t'
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FIRE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD-At
an early hour Lea, Sunday morning the steam
saw mill, belonging to Captain Smith,
about nve miles north Of Rockville, Nd. was
proved unavailing, and the mill and surrouSd .
ing buildings were totally destroyed IL was
certainly the act OF an incendiary, a. there mad
been no hre in the mill for several days, and
1t was iGnited in three different places. The
properly was fully incurred. az'c syg.7 =,
~Ths Newburyport Herald says that the
day. f''
s0The winsted fCt Herald pots at TIE head
Of its columns: "For .Prestdsnt, -Ulysse, s.
Grsnt-by order Of ths Rspahlican Town
OcmAittee Of Winchester"