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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
. FIELD CROPS.

I2thi of November 1859. - =" =' =
co. % r9i' .~ f;;:,t.,ins VI. ela ~
'-T."r FIELD CROPS: ~ ,rs'
slloRT-srArlk
The greatest FfoiucfiDlaa itfona flVeiacrcs
Of yest0, ed-'sipfaHd, ty the aid OF DO
Masric KAsuREs,, ,,=Blth:thS Smodc ofcul- ;1'F
nurc used, the preparation of the SOIL.
period OF planting, the number of
lines ploughsd 1, na9 noed d. The asaG1;rreety
v9sSs 81 sSt1Sse sg5ssi. s15ssi '9A1' e.
Same, upon one acre, lifidcr sahfe faH6fsl-
tions. -. ~. ~. .............sx. 8
by tic aid Of mInenl or Imported n,ahyTes.
~ -. CORN. &
Tie largest crop, Of corn, not lesss than
twenty bushels pot acre, growhuHp
ten acres or more of restored hplandi-
the mode Of plahtins, ulanpling Kind -, =;
stared, under same rcqnisinonss. - !. lis
Jar rOp upon ono acre, same rcquisil
;..,,n,: ao ,,s; oIs;;. :. ,ccia;meS
~, under. same regulations. ,;s:5..: r.;
arg yicff-of wheat, ,idh twenty acres:otii.s:t
e, under same red4lsitions .:Hs a.
Ss in has al, ppsSs psST!lc"Iars' and to weigh Is
! onage % e aefea; si under .nn1ei rcqu,atr =
IONS. ...................... ~
n.rs
al @ tyiold OF oats on ten acres, nndcr !.
81 ne acquisitions as above. ........ IL
'aIuy on one acre, under same reqnisl-
]. e. / J, / a;ay s5y .,AI;. 81 A .| III,
.;.,f BA!Ht;Ef. a!H; 4, ,,,c =; az.
"r-cst yield OF barley. on. one 4eIeSs .
!. ), y!,2e spgs3gn.s nes bn9ns ,f,,l a..
srss:! ssS yS q estSS soys. s!'ss q one
sA,TTx.SJ q { S9ssa j. s5T a;.,5T Is
.Gavif III Sr he Mcts G eg a. Nth hi ths sesfe9arS E
'; i. IA ss ,rersresa..ss z,ss as "a ls
SEases IL pss sss 25es es
lsr. @ sEleM @ I iFishg III I1ai gpsatjs1. A lSbd S ~
nsaaalsHeRns; ss.s. s;sss'ass asafsss. .
La,gr st Yield Of peas Oh -Shc acft. :gl:: ;:. 5
Larg, st yield Of pinItmY on. !ene .acte...
r.rS"h yield Of # turnips lIp ON % one acre.; acre s
uEdeTe atisSapr rseS sF Iss sane
r,,ttSTandrtifnlps ,t @ Santios' nm I, be sasitst.l
.al', qil competitors for ll,ssu rsegs must send
,ee 'S' !" isc 18th &hom % The
'T:FaI hnrs WI oe ef mad MA i oroas ,,,s, .
III, wriiinG, IN nil tdThe SecrsiarH Mi the re
,,uly.,ions MS laid doRfffor CORN cotton, &c.
~ above when the articles. ars erf cred upon
hi. hncks for rSifibitiou- Wifht ffie eertiacates
Ssr asla IS, and
ri. #, rec required 70 Withhold. ff .fifeiY ny awaFGs: ses
w mo not he eo11nyn with these re-
~. nllms Of the.society. ~ ne." ~ -. ~.
.fowu pponr swamp or .lowlaud reclaim sd byr
p A&jndiei6ns III Scatment 4f GplA AnaN II Ti1a Ell
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
Instructions to the Judges nnd supcrin-
tcndents Of tho different I)eun ri n,ent.


Instructtons to the Judges and supcrin-
tcndents Of tho different Departments.
The committees selected for tho next Annual
Fair ore requested to report themselves To the
secretary, upon the grounds Of the society, on
Wednesday mornings y o'clock, November 10,
In no case must the Judges awarl n SPECIAL,
or lnSCKETIOSARr premium.
The Judges on animals will have regard TO
the symmetry carly maturity, thorough breed
Ing and characteristics of lIe breeds Which
they judge. They will make proper allowances
Tor the age, feeding and condition Of the ani-
mails especially In breeding classes. They are
required not 10 give encouragement to over
No stock ofnferIor quality shall be admitted
within tho grounds; and If any shall by ac-
cdent be admitted, a:committee shall be ap-
pointed to examine and rulo out such from
the grounds.:j ...:, -.!. ~.
N. B.-No person whatever will DO allowed
70 Interfere with the Judges during their ad-
Indication and any person who, by: letter or
otherwise, attempts an interference OF bias
from mmisrepresentatlons,w with the Judges, will
be excluded as an honorable competitor.
The superintcndents will give particular dit
rection 70 all artcies In their respective depart
mentsi and See that all aro arranged, las near
as may be, In, numerical rordcr, to Aessen and
facilitate the iabors 'of the Judges 'in the dH-
amnations.: l.',i 'tI...1 - lr,"r go.
The superlntendents will attendneach set of.
Judges IN therrespective departments, point
out the different articles and animals to be ex-
exhibited o.; -. q! :" .,l.. q .',.i....
The judges will be expected, In all cases,:to
withhold premiums when tho article or animal
Is not worthy, though there la no competition.
Animals or articles receiving premiums or
the society at this exhibition, Will not bo al
lowed to compete for prizes hereafter in the
same class. ~ .F'tII
'i, PORAGEiFoR STOCK -.
v There will be q forage master on the ground.
who will furnish grain and forage at inatkrt
price, to the owners Of stock," az 40.
Stalls will not be furnished upon the grounds
OF the society for unruly or dangerous anitnals.
and such wifl'bc. promptly exclnded.'H iii
,M'' ANNUAL ADDRESS. ""' ,'' '!'o
The Annual Address will, be- delivered on
Thursday, November IL, by the Hon. JOuN G,
BREcxrSGDqE, Of Kentucky. ,.,,,.t
"a "a AWARDS. OF PIEAIUasj ..., >. :,
The Premiums will be awarded from the Ex.
ecptive Siandi at twelve o'clock on Friday. =.
IT, '' SALE oP STOCK. ~. H..
The auction sales Of live stock will take place
61 Thursday OF ten O'Clock, A. III tjut the
animals sold cannot lie removed from the
grounds until the close Of the exhibition. ! >.
I'LL, , o. PoIIcE. ~ a."
"A "A well regulated police OF the society, aided
bythat OF the City of Columbia, will be on the
grounds. during the entire exhibition, TO-
All persons having buainess with the society,
or Wishing Information not here furnished, will
address the secretary at Cokesbury, S. G. y, y.
.l'"'' d, WYATT AIKEN,
. . e. y secretary and Treasurer. .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25


Best practical paper on sheep husbandry,i
adapted to the SoHth--... ........ $40
Paper on Insccta,i- Injurious or: beneh- -.
cial to Southern plants, trees, &c 20
- Paper on the different variety or field
seeds, and their proper nomrncla-
luTc.. -. ~
Paper on farm buildings, with'plans.. 20
Paper on the culture Of the vine, with
description Of best varieties and
mode Of culture: adapted to the
'''i soil md climate or South Carolina. 30
Practical, paper on. plantation eGon0-
u. my, adapted to South Carolina. -. 20
ai ARTICLES NOT ENUMERATED.
As many articles OF merit in the various de-
partmsnts of labor, art, DC, which are not
may be presented for exhibition aud prcmI.
ums, a Committee on Miscellaneous Articles
will be appointed to examine and report upon
and award premiums upon all such articles
worthy of premiums. ..s.. ~. ..- !,
The society has offered premiums ombrac-
Ing nearly everything valuable In agricultural
and mechanical industry, art, science and
taste. The premium list will be furnished by
application to the. secretary, at cokessbury; s.
O, or at the office Of the Steam Plough"
Charleston, 8. c, .ivr n.....r,, ,.l
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!. TlIInp-cIAss-AYRsuiRss.

Best bull, three years old or upwards. :. :. $40
Second beat bull, eame Age. .'::...... IS
Best BULL TWO to three years Old 10
Second best Dull :. two to three years DID,. 5
Best bull one to two years old .!....:.. s
Second best bull, one 10 two years. old. Silver.
fBest bull Gulf. 80. -. Silver.
Best cow three years old OF upwards. ..... 10
Second best COW, three years old or up
Best hcifer, two TO three years old .... 10
Second best heller, two 10 three years
: old. !.... S
Beet heifer, one TO two years old. ....... S
Second best helfcr, one 10 two years
~ old .............. ........... Silver.
bcsl nciIcF call ......... Silver.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25

Ploughing by q white boy ~ S
the Fair. Grounds Will be prepared for the
same, and entrance open to Horses and mules
Judges LIP this department will be, governed
In their awards by the depth and width of the
petitor, and the time employed to complete
his work.
Ploughs must be deposited mt the secretary's
Office on the first day OF the Fair. Those Of
Southern invention and manufacture, ff OF
equal merit, 10 have precedence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market is without
change. Commercial paper Is duh. The of-r-
iDgs are rah,r IN excess OF the demand. The
dry goods trade - moderately represented.
The quotahle rate is from seven ane a half D
ten for endorsed dry goods paper running tour
10 SIX months. First class bankers &C ,eptan-
ces, sixty days, pass n seven per cent The
ordinary run Of prime short paper discounts
from seven and q half 20 eight and a half
per cent. The weekly statement OF the associ-
aidd hanks ~ regarded unfavorable one.
but AZ did not create any decided I'm presston in
the stock market There q decrease Of over
million of legal tenders, which Is accounted
Tor by the renewal OF shipments 20 th- SOUTH,
he cotton rec.lpts At the different ports being
on the Increase. The decrease IN specie 20 the
extent OF over - 0OO,OOp, and decrease IN de-
posts TO the amount Of az 625 90 represent
heavy payments INTO the Treasury for custome
duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

A Lively TINE IN MORMoSDoM-Fagks q.
tn.eE Bishops Hi-ss.-The salt Lake CIV
Reporter OF the ID says: LAST Friday A little
''onpls asantness" occurred IN q Bishops FAINT
~, residing not thousand miles from ne
Nineteenth ward Ii appears that the supposed
head OF the family (the Bishop was ab~ent
from home. Mrs. Bishop No. ,, 20 illustrate
and exercise her authority. severely chss;lsed
the TWO sons Of Mrs. Bishop No. D. The Iuye-
niles, aged respectively eleven aud "a T teen
years not relishing the authority exercised by
their al interim "parlent," called on IMAM" for
relniorcements. GITding on her armor. No. 4
sailed forth IN defence OF her progeny, seazing
No. ., she held her m the grip OF A vice. wnll.
the exasperated juveniles proceeded 20 take
revenge and Infiict punishment, which they d.d
10 their heaIts content. When the Bishop re-
turned home 1.-The devil was 20 paw" LIZ.
Nasty in trouble, be sat down and wept ..pro-
loosely" Afer his burst Of grief ne called q
meeting OF the "teaehers" 20 decide the case
lpon the due d-lIberation this very wise and
necessary adjunct OF MormonIsm decided that
the Boys should humoly ask pardon OF Mrs
Bishop No. , for the "wholloping" Ihey CAV.
her, and promise never 70 DO so agaip The
eldest OF the boys did the graceful. but toe
youngest stands firm and says: THE Que VINO
was licked the worst has 60. 10 az pardon. and
Lot the one that helped TO do the licking" w.
pity the Bishop, ana advise him 70 ger sealed
again.
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Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
No. s41 srREkr,
BETWEEN 41s AND 6TH STREETS.

HAVBNNERg CRACKERS
Are asmttt b. oil partial Judges to be the hest
in the market.
The obvious:
We have erected one of Mckenzie Q selsndid Reel
Ovens, at q coet of over live thou usand dollars
Our machinery Is the best and vest Patent
buy the best 70 sterial.
We employ the best workmen.
We manufacture from twenty -five to thirty bar
rels Of -four per day.
We keep cid stock on hand, and con sequently
our CrAck ers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, yOu will find eur statement
true
To prevent fraud, our Crackers are stamped with
the name,
If you can't get "HAvENEER'S CRACKERS"
from yOur Grocer, send to the Bakery, SAT q Of
We will tupply you.
We offer the following assortment:
SODA CRAGkHRS
MILK BISCUIT
WATER ORACKEB6
LkMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
CRAgKeR DUST
0IN6kR SNAPS
HOVELTIES
JUMBLES
SUGAR CRACKERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

S.Ye yOL IssrITyrE
Corner Of 5th ave, and 18th ST, Central Park (
"A home snd school for the Sons OF Decesse1
soldiers
DR. n HxIMBoLD
Two bottles only OF the package Of your valusbls
Blc hu pre- sented to the Institute have been used
by the children, and with perfect success In the
Of our lisfle 'ieuten ant j., his pride is no
longer mcrti1ed, and he 10 free from the dail b
morning anathemas of the chsmbermafd " no has
charge OF hts bedding I feel that knowiesg ge Of
ths result Of use Of your Buchu with the chill
tTen under our q barge may save many sup rim
tsnde Mt and Nation Of Boarding schools and Asy
fuHs a sreat amount OF annoy aLce; and many A
poer child suffering more from ,ceakassS than from
haiti. may be spared punilhment that IL fnot
moving ID a. a weakness instead Of bad hsl,itJ
most usJustly inflicted upOs them. Thanking you
an ba1alf Of the children, and hoping others may
De alike benented
Col YOUNG,
General eupt and Director.
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,iyIL RIGHTS ~ TIE kENrUCky
GFGlSIATIRE

LOUISVILLE feb. "a In the Kentucky
House of Representatives Yesterday a r-solu-
uon was introduced iustructinc the commltie-.
On th' ludiciary 10 inquire into the proprteiy
OF bringing IN bill O. abolish ali fiScrimtna-
non against the night IA testify an the courts ef
ne state founded 90 race or color. A motion
- Law the resolution on the table waS adopted-
ysas sS. nays l6 similar resolution was an
trCduCsd IN toe >tUste. bat an adjournment
took place before any action was hal On ths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15
AN0THER FIRE At B,R>UN'>
IiOTFI KaITIMORE

BALI MoRR feh i5.-The occurrence on
saturday Cf = smau IRE m the drawing room oi
Barnum's Holel. la connection with the "a Z
hai hte hsd broken cut short time pre-
Nl"usly an the same place. has raised suspt-
ciohs mat the nnes were the WORK OF an in ven =
uiafN, ana reward has bsea offered ;or the
detection II The guilty party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15
FNIGRANT> COMING

NEw loKK, Frb. The steamer ARIEL sa,ls
March q Tor tcpenhaeen. VIA Southamptou
the pioneer ship OF liBe between the United
States and neumark. Rugar Rros agents
have contracted - bring several thouSaud
Scandinavian ard North tiernan emarrnn,s
This y'ar nom Copen hagen GOttemburg ana
HAMBURG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15
BATOHELOBp HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dyets the best in the world:
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reli able
instantaneous; no disappointment; ridiculous
dnts; re9edes tho Ill effects Of bed dyes; invigo.
rates and neyes the Hair soft and beautiful 6Iacl
'yt,oscs. Sold By all Druggists and Perfumers:
and properly applied ct Batch elor D Wig PactoJ
30. 10 Bond sreet. New York. is1S-oodly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

Ii sells everywh here and gives satisfaction. Read
the following extracts from letters:
L. b. BOWIE, Druggist, Uniontown, Penn
writes: "Allen's Lung Ralsam has performed some
remarkable cures about here. recommend 10 with
confidence in all diseases Of the Throat and ugs"
STERLING BROS ,DruRgists, write from Carroll
ton send rs six dozen ALLEN'S LUNG BAL.
SAM. We are entirely out Of it. 1t gives more
sell. ia 2l-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

HRRhAN lETRRCEDKs FOR HIS BBoTHRR's
ADMINISTRATION q. Heenan arrived In Har-
risburgh, Pa, on Wednesday. He went 10 in.
tercede for General Eaton, the murderer OF his
brother, W no 10 now under sentence of death
He had interview with the Governor in
which he pleaded that the death sentence might
be commuted TO Imprisonment for life, as the
loss OF q brother would not be atoned by the ex
ecution of the murderer. 1t is said he was nm.
successful in his efforts and the probaoiIitles
mated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

This old and we'll known remedy, which has &C.
quired world wide renown for the euro Of sudde
colds, coughs ETC., weak stomach. general debit
tty, nursing sore mouth can kerea mouth or throat
liver complaint. dyspepsia Indigestion, cram o
or pain in the stomach, bowel complaint, painter
collie, Asiatic cholera diarrh9a and dysentery, has
lost none Of its good name by repeated trials; but
continues to occupy prominent position in every
family medicine chest in "a. Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15
TELEGRANlS TO The STAR.
This Afternssn's Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TODAY,

PARIS. FEB l5--Mr. DecsgS Stti. me present
freneh Consul n San frsnctsco has been ap-
y I''d 10 succeed BREWER lie Mouiemorand
bonsnl At shanghai. The latb-r gentleman has
BEEN appointed Oonsul General at New lorE
Ma recent dispatch from san FranclSco
announces the death Of Mr.. lie CaEat,e, from
smal poN
LONDON. Feb. IS The following news
twhlch n Officially has iust been received here
"Ai TIE insurgent Chlefs OF Crete have SUD
mitd "a ursIsh authority, and the leland is
now tranquil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

sUBsCr PrIoN h ss bee ! s.er:ad in MADISON
county. Ky, 70 bay a res .oence TO be pcese lted
10 Mrs- J e. Breck.aIiise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor J.. DEF CURTIS, author OF " n an hood, ~
"Mseieel 1sssys on Marriage &C., &C., begs to
extensive practice In 9sltinore, he will in future
hs able to devote enly the following days 70 their
and SATURDAY EVENIRGs from to ,. m.
ana SMDNpAYe M from 10 to and to ,. m, at
NO. x2& street. Of willard Hotel.
Other dsyc at his residence, 5s North Charles
SPECIALITY Treatment and exre Of nervous de.
bflity, and al diseases arising from sbusss Of the
system. oc d 6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

DA veloeipedist now proposes TO ht ND the
I,SyeIe ine Win an umbrella, splash board, Q
locker Tor In nch, and a carpet-bag.
Eelocipede races ON the ice IRE among the
wnlei amuseme nts in France this season
Astonnhing speed has been attained
"A man IN Alford. Massacn usetts. m
mashg q veiocipede with wheels eight feet
high. 1t is intended 10 make 40 miles an hoar.
Hrs: @. Z. Bancroft is the editor of the
woman suffrage
~ New York had one hundred and nine fires
,ass mor'n. nve OF which Were from bursting
keEcst ne lamps.
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kECOMMEHDAFIOSs.

GREAT SALT LAKE Cry. UrAH,l
January 2S, ls65
Nh. q 7. HELABOLD:
DEAR sIR. Your commI tic alton req uesti az our
terms for advertising duly receiv we'd, but from
. prejudice 1 bso formed against Advertising q z
cures Tor secret diseases. it Wa left unAns
Daring an secide ntAl conversation Q Drug ktoIe
the ether evening, mind Vas changed the
character OF your BUCHU. IL vas then highly com
neEded for other diseases by two physicians pres
ent- Enclosed please I'D our rates OF sdvertisinx
Yours, &c.
I. h. II SrRNHoUst,
ktItor and Proprietor OF Daily And
Semi Weekly Telegraph.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTIONn
BsAUrIr1IHa THE IS In AND COMPILE,

RrnovEs ALL .RhEEPsr1oNs. RhEs rRrok1rs
PIhPLEs; 10th SLoTSHSs, IAN ETC..
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES In the NURSERY II ID invaluable
For GENTLEMEN after SHAVING 1t has no eo al
"PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the emily reliable rem
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP,
for the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH, will moi
chap the ek IN. Price 2S cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
NV PERFUME FOB THE HANDKER
Ehi1r Ex9UlslTE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON 4 SON, Nev York.
70 Sly Sold By all Druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

TIE NEW YORK GOLD RooM.-The New
York Times says: THE bulls and bears OF the
gold room are having fiercer night than since
ls66. There is known 10 be a short interest [ OF
forty millions. Ii is surmised that the aggre.
gate must be close 10 double that amount while
free mention is made in the gold rooms of four
brokers' who are daily borrowers of twelve
millions in gold. A powerful clique, on the
other baud, has been buying heavily. Ii is nip
and tuck between the Drills and bears Just at
present Whichever party goes under VIII be
pretty badly submerged"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

ANENTUEKsoMB LovRR.-The West Florida
Commercial OF the 3Oth ult gives an accoant Of
a love sick swain, attached 10 one OF the Peru
Wan iron clads, lying on the Warrington navy
yaro, VINO endeay yored TO gain the shores w here
nls Hero doubtless sighingiy awaited hts
coming Finding, however, that swimming
WIN nls CLONES on Was not such an easy mat
ter as his ardent passion had caused ham to
o-ieve, ne was glad 70 avail himself Of
enapnei buoy, 70 which he chung and cried for
assistance. He was picked up by boa from
the fleet and taken back 10 hls cheerless quart
ers on the iron clad. Perhaps there AZ 10 place
In The world more infested by those savage
monsters, sharks-man -eaters-tnar the waters
between Fort Pickens. on Santa Rosa Island,
and the navy yard on the main land; and the
daring OF Leander, who SWAN the Heilespout
To see his love, pales before that OF thIs bold
sailor, who 70 spend an hour with has sweet
heart braved not only the danger or the water,
which there flows very swiftly, but ran toe
risk OF furnishing meal for shark.
TIE BALrrxoRE WILL CASE. -Mysuary
thickens around the case OF Miss Mar,ss
Sunneke. of Baltimore. a maiden seventy years
while on a visit 10 Carlisle. Pa. One viii mass
by her, and offered for probate, left about cs,r
~ thousand dollars, her entire fortune 20 hs
uevolent and educational purposes A .,hs.
quent will, tn the hand wiring OF a yoarr
German pnysician about six month. in this
and 10 whom il is rumored shs mad naco-,s
gageo 20 oe married. was also offered for pro
oa.e, wline all her property % him Her
nlehus ano relations have come for ward ia A
caNeat 20 oreak both willie, and 10 recover her
ss.os; ihere are now serious surmises as 70
ave stranger, was obtained. This also con
nec's ltself with the sudden death. Means are
otinE taken 10 sin the whole M latter, and n pos.
soie, onrsFeI its apparent mystery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15
NOT A NIRnlR

PHUAnELPHIA, heb 1.-The death OF law
Yer DOYLE has been ascertained 10 have been
caused hy a fall while intoxicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

THE APPOINTMENT OF Moses H. Griuneli as
Concctor OF Customs at New York is concede ed
by the polit,caos OF that city. All tina: /.
needed now Is Grs ats say so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15
SPECIAL NOTICES,
WE ARE SELDOM CALLEF

WE ARE SELDOM CALLED
rnon to chronicle thing worthy Of notice Is
AJFr MALT EXTRACT il 10 INST the thing the
public have long nteded. II tis Q fluid resembling
beer contain ne the st paricle Of spirit and has
been proved by analy sis to contain, in addition to
EHp1 sugar, giUttn carbon, IUpRlin, certain mgr.
deHfS Of VE6ErABLE oriEiu. to W bich IL owes its
nefcial and powerful eH, cts As a remedy.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-15

GENERA. GRANT was ~ his Office to-day
and received a number OF visitors (mostIv on
bus ness) between the hours OF ten and twelve
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