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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-15

CLUBS AND STARs.-The following docket
disposed of on Saturday at the Mayors Court shows
considerable increase in local misdemeanor:
John carrin .tou, white, who stole apistol from
Mr. F. c. NIillsrs residence, corner Meeting-street
and Lightwood Alley, was turned over to masis-
trate.
VIM. Johnson white, under the influence o.
LIQUOR and disorderly in Meetins-street, WAS fined
$40; couldn't pay and went up for ten days.
Thomas CLANCY, white, upsy and disordtrly in
house IN Henrietta-street Fined SIS.
Susan Bannon, white, drunk in Glebe-itreet aud
had to be carried to tue guardhousc on cart Fined
So couldn't pay and went up for Eve days.
VIM. Brown, white, drunk and disorderly in
Oueen-sreet, resisisting police. Fined 500; couldn't
pay and wcnt up for twenty days.
Tnoma. Grant, colored, for stealing hosshead Of
bacon entrusted to his to be carried to the rail
road and selling 1t On route delivered to magis-
trate's warrant.
Flora Davis, colored, for disordery conduct in
ball room in George-strect. Fined So
Another Newfoundland dog Of value awaits his
fate at the calaboose.
Mary Grant, colored sleeping in the market,
fined s5, couldn't Fay and went mp for Ave days.
mere Wss U nstiCuu paelo oos"een " "ntSe az" =
colored woman in Tradd.street on Saturday last,
which assumed tho character of riot before II
ended.
The name of the white man who was stabbed on
Friday night, at ball in George-street, was Paul
Doerzarphf lie was cut twice in the back by wo-
man, for showing too much attention to another. He
received medical attendance and is doing well.
Five white boys named Pat Riley, Pat Keogh, Au-
gus Smith, Robert Jones and Thomas White, were
discovered slowed away board of the Dictator on
her arr, al yesterday. They are runaways from sa-
vapnah, Ca. and claim to be bill posters They were
taken in charge by Officer Levy, of tie Detective
force and will no doubt be shipped back They are
not over fifteen years Of age.
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Nudiaaters' griuatt Salts.
Real Estate.
BY G.. McBRIDE SMITH,

BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH,
No 81 Broad-street, south side, near
Statc-street.
At Private Salo-
FIRST CLASS SEA ISLAND COTTON pLANTA-
TIONS
Valuable Rice Plantations
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms. -
Extensive aud valuable Manufactures, Mill Sites
and Delightful summer Residences in various
parts Of the South.
ALSO,
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS Of all sizes, prio
and descriptions In every part OF the city.
January 25 mwfSmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-15
Auftioa Sales.

NeW Crop Sugar and Molasses, Cargo Of
Schooner Willie Martin from Cardenas.
BY J. A. ENSLOW & co.
THIS DAY, the 18th instant, at IL O'Clock will be
sold, on Palmetto Wharf, alongside the vessel,
50 50 hnds: hnds. Good to Choice GROCERY SUGAR
9 : Ss3 SsSs' sIsSsss Superior olayed no'as'ss
40 hhds Superior Cuba Molasses.
Conditions of sale-Sums under $500 cash. $500
to $1,000 Is days; $1,000 and upwards, Sc days. for
approved endorsed notes. March Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-15
CIGAR MAKERS will notice something to their
advantage under bead of wants"

MASONIC TEsTIMoN1ALs.-At recent meet
ing of LaCnndeur Loige No. 36, a. F. NJ, the
brethren, in high appreciation of the efficient ser
vices of worshipul Master Joseph Book, presented
him with testimonials in behalf of the fraternity,
consi ting of silver sugar dish and cream pot on
which was inscribed; Presented to Past Master
Joseph Book. by LaCandeur Lo sc. No. Sc, A. +.
M March 18th, $500. Charleston, y. c." The en-
craving is by Fischer in his best style, rejecting
credit On his taste an skill Tho articles are from
Messrs. VIM. G. whilden & Co., Kingstreet. and
are e.aborately chased and ornamcntcd Tho follow
ing are the remarks of Junior Warden D. Muller on
presenting the tokens:
WorstipfuE Muster Bock-I have the honor and
pleasure presenting you this evening in the name
and behalf If the brethren Of Lodge IaCandeur,
with this hu nble token of :heir affection and esteem
Although you are yet young in years. you have ai.
ready we'll deserved of Masonry in general. aid
especially of Lodge and as it IS an honor 10 You
to have well merited our gift, it will be grateful
recollection to those coming after us, that our
brethren could appreciate your noble and oeneVo-
lent efforts .,.
with which it is rendered no. for IFS intrinsic value
but as a pc,1etual memorial of your own worth and
of the appreciation and gratitude OF Lodge LaCan-
deur.
Brother Book responded as follows:
Brother Nuler-I sincerely thank you Tor the kind
manner in which you have conveyed to me the sem
timeuts Of our be owed LODGE and the very valuable
present, of which am the fortunate recipient
Brethren of La Candeur Lodge, II nave e7er oe'
served the approval of the fraternity, ana have faith
fully borne my part in the holy Masonic work, ac-
knowledge with pride and pleasure that your
agement and active assistance are entitled to the
arester portion of the merit. You have, however,
given INV door exsrtions more than they deserve,
and ii may accept this beautiful testimonial of your
regard it is with the determination of earning it by
enlarged charity and moro perfect Masonic scnt'
the Supreme Architect bless you all forever more.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-15
Estate Sale-Beaufain street Property.
w. Y, LEITCH & r. $. BRUNS,

Will be sold, at Auction, THURSDAY, 18th instant,
atll o'clock, at the Old Postof1ce,
All that LOT OF LAND, with Buildings thereon,
sit,,at ed on the south side of Beaufan street, one
door west of Archdale, with two story Dwelling and
Shop attached. and the other building used as
Paint Shop. Lot measures u feet on Beuufain-
street, and in depth "a feet more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser 10 pay us for papers anu
otan,ns smiths March IS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-15

ALL WHO ARE IN WANT Of primo substantial
Boots and Shoes, will find them at John Commins,
No. 1s1 MeetDg-street. near the Market. They are
offered at retail. m4 February %
-O-
To THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEoRG1A.-Believing "WHANNs" RAW BONE SU-
pERrHospHATE OF LINE to be fully equal to tho
best Fertilizers in market, and superior to many.
and being desirous Of having 1t thoroughly tested
we have concluded to offer the following Premiums:
lst For tho largest yield of Cotton fom an acre Of
land, Silver Pitcher worth $780, I'd. For the Sec
ond largest yield of Cotton from an acre of land,
Silver Pitcher worth $50. Sd. For the largest yield
of Corn from IN acre Of land, Silver Goblet worth
S25.
The above premiums will be awarded where
"WHANrs'" RAW BONE suPEnPHosPHATK alone is
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to furnish satisfactory evidence of the amount pro.
duced on the acre, and statement Of the manner IN
which they applied the manure. A limited amount
only of this Iosphste will be distributed during the
season. Prices, delivered on the cars at Charleston.
se5 per ton, cash; or $40 for approved city accept
ances, payable ist November.
CLAGHoRN, HERRING 4 CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, charleston, s. G.,
And No. 7 Warren Block, Augusta, Ga.
February % limo
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIation.-THE DAILY NEWS
BEING JFHE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
cOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CCLATIoN IN THE CITY OF CNARL ESTOS,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSToFFYcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PR0FIS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE Law.
TIE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscrl-
bers in the city at SIX DOLLARS year in advance or
at FIFTEEN GENTS week, payable to the carriers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-15
aSyiGNEE'S SALE AT WiLTERBOItO
SOTl1 n CAROLINA

S0D1 b CAlOLlNA.
by virtue of an oder TO me directed by the Hon.
tico Gs > Bryan, ] .ldge OF United states District
Court Tor ouLh Ca o.ina, will be sid ut pubic
Gutcry ai Wa t'rboro', s. c., on 50 es.day next,
being MONDAY. the 5th day Of fApril 1863
All iilat EOnY OK TRACT OF LA'D, situated in
ST. Rarlh' onlew's Parish. Coll ton County. q. c.,
on tn. south sido oi Edi,to River and OH the head
waters OF Island Creek and Red Bunk Greek Butting
aui bou d.ng 10 the north on lands now or late Of
John L. Mcislcr q Co., Potter W. Reutz and kldred
spell; o the south on lands OF NJ. Rlysor, james
j Jcnu g, and John =. A1eister Co east on lands
of tho Saw Mill Company" now or late OF John E.
Mc.s cr & Co., and west Oh Lands OF Lewis L. Linder
coniainG - acres.
I.rms-Onr-hLlf cash; balance in one year. secur-
cd by pond of the purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises. Purchaser to pay assignee for necessary
p2pors and stamps. j. B. BfssELL,
March u fms tAsalgnee Of Hutson Lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

ArYAIEe IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Nd
Inc ROCKVILLE Sea.t8sI this week has the fol-
lowing items:
Railroad 4c;terS.-The Iuries empannelled last
week 10 re-condemn lands for the use o. the
Point Of Rocks Railread, awarded 10 VIM. T.
Dove nfty dollars more than the second Jury
did; TO Chandler Keys, one hundred dollars
more; 10 Misses Belmeare, fifty dollars, and
me company compromised with Thomas X.
Suter, by allowing him one hundred dollars
more. Judge Lynch was called down from
Frederick this week 10 ratify the awards, but
objection being raised by two OF the land.
holders 20 such action out of regular term time,
His Honor decided 10 let the cases 20 over 20
the November term. lt is not 20 be supposed
that this will occasion much delay in giving
out contracts for the work, or interfer to apy
considerable extent with its prosecution.
Rdrrest. dc.-This has been a busy week
with the reapers. On Monday last there was a
general commencement of wheat harvest, and,
although the weather has beer very hot and
showery, most of our husbandmen will get
through this week, and all accounts represent
the crop TO oe unusually heavy and perfect
We have never known a season more favora.
bic to vegetation generally than that we have
bad during the past month. There is now
prospect for q nne crop OF oats. grass, potatoes,
corn. and profusion 81 all kinds OF field and
garden vegetables. As for fruit, there is an
abundance of the smaller varieties, and IL the
apples, peaches, pears, DC. do not fall from the
trees before they ripen. there will be enough
and TO spare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

ST. AIMS INFANT AsYLCM.-The sale, sup
PEI, and festival at Carroll Hall, for the bene.
Mt OF this most commendable institution. which
mas been IN progress daily ana nightly since
me SUN MT, continues tonight. The members
al the Marine Band have kindly rendered their
services TO Sister Arsenia, aud there VIII be
promenade concert this evening, as also an
auction OF the various prizes rsfied for, in
Guiding asuPero meerschaum pipe, valued al
ste, as we'll as many other useful and valua-
ole articles. Most excellent music will be dis
cOnIseG; an elegant supper viii De served up,
and prime chance afforded 10 the enterprisIne
TO make good bargains. We wish the Asylum
success and hope all will lend their assistance
20 that end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

CoRNs, &C.-Dr. w hite, Surgeon ChIropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established AZ
~ Pennsylvania avenue, between aud 9th
streets, since l-6i, successfully treats Corus,
BunIons, Chilblains. Club and Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, without
pain OF inconvenience TO the patient. The shoe
can be worn with Ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers TO the many eminent pnysi-
clans, surgeons and thous sands OF other respon-
sible persons who patrOnize his establishment
Hours from a. m. to p. m. Owing 10 press
OF business az Office. DIR. White Is unable 10
visit patients al their residences except between
+ and p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

PIRsoNAL.-We learn that the Hon. T.. A.
Rollins, late Commissioner OF In ternal Revenue,
- now acting as President OF the National Life
Insurance Company of the United States OF
America, az the Company's Branch Office, in
PhIladelp hia, during the TEN porary abseEce IN
Europe, OF the President, q. H. Clark, Esq.
Mr. Rollins has been an active mem Der of the
beard OF Directors of this Company since It's
organization, and in giving TO It's interest the
oSnent OF his personal cooperation. and the
advantages OF an enlarged experience aud ex-
Iensive acquaintance, we con fidently look for
renewed Impetus TO be given 10 the already
unprecedented progress OF this great National
iLstItntiCn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03
LOCAL N E VS..
Hsw 10 Spend the Fourtb If Ir,v

Ihere Is no more appropriate SPOT to cele.
brate the Fourth Of July than Noun. Vernon,
where Is deposited ali that was mortal Of
George Washington, without whose aid.
humanity speaking, we should have had no In
dependence Day TO celebrate. Tomorrow
sSunday) the nne little steamer Arrow, Cant
Stackpole, will make two U ps 20 The Waite
House. leaving the 9th street wharf at s3o a m.
ano 33o p. m. fare only fifty cents; and on
Monday, the 5th. she Will leave the same
Mount vernon as well AZ the White House.
iare for he round trip SI.5O These will be
very enjoyable excursions, a. the usual breeze
on the Potomac IS in delightful contrast with
the oppressive air in the streets of this CITY
A more extended excursion is that OF the fine
steamer Colt formerly Gen. Gilmore's flag.
shlp on Chrleston)to Norfolk. Cape Henry, and
FORTRESS Monroe. The steamer will leave the
foot CT High street, Georgetown, at 5 O'CLOCK.
and foot Of 7th street at 6 o'clock this evening,
and Will return on Tuesday morning a. Is
cciock. I his is an opportunity rarely afforded.
sn tne nands OF an able management and at
Will, no doubt, be attended by large number
Cf pleasure.seekers.
The Sabbath school children OF the Fourth
ffesbyterian Church will spend the dsy AT
kalorama. where a young lady will read the
declaration of Independence, and a bountiful
supply OF refreshments will be served.
The glorious Fourth will be celebrated IN
style At Anslostan Island, by PIC. mic, illumi-
rauoD. and grand display OF fireworks salu,e
trIng morning and evening; Declaration of
Independence TO be read at two O'Clock, and
various other exercises and musements
The steamer heyport Will make an excursion
10 Glymont tomorrow, leaving her wharf ar
foOt OF I'm street al q. m, returning at p. m.
Round trip tickets 81.
There Will be grand picnic az Crystal
Spring on Monday, winding up with a ball at
night Quot matches, pigeon shooting, &c,
throughout the day.
Other excursions ana pic-nics will be found
advertised IN the STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

ALEXANDRIA lrEMs.-The Alexandria "a.
sste of last evening has the following
WGtehmdn Sd6bed.-Laet night between ID
and Ill o'clock. night watchmen Emanuel
webb and II. Webster, learning that a horse
thief was lurking on the Northern outskirts of
the city, proceeded 10 house near sColrOss,''
where, after waiting for short time, they dis.
covered a suspicious character, aud attempte
TO arrest him, when he resisted, and drawing a
dirk stabbed MI. Webb in the head and left
arm, the cut In the head severing an artery
causing him the loss Of quantity OF blood
The desperado was knocked down twice, once
by Mr.. Webb after he was cut, but in q strug.
gle succeeded in getting away, aud made MS
escape, fleeing In the direction of West Eud
He had new suit Of clothes with MIN, which
had been purchased with the money Obtained
for horse he had stolen and disposed Of Mr.
Webb was assisted to the once Of DIR. Powell
on Prince street. when his won uds were
dressed by DIR. Powell. assisted by DIR. Adam.
and though severely cut his wounds ara not
considered dangerous.
County Cosrt-The July term Of the County
Court commences on Moaday next, me
Court will, probably, adjourn over until Wed.
nesday.
Land Sole.-Mr. John s. Pickett has sold h.
farm in CLARKE county, Va, to Mr.. James
Marshall for Slt,775, the crops included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

kALsOMINING WALLs-kalsomunipg is a
specimen Of white washing, bnt differs from i
In that, instead OF lime. Paris white is used
This paint" says the Manufacturer and
Builder, lis a sulpha.e of baryta. and may h.
procured at any drug or hardware store. In
order 10 prepare kalsomine, soak one.fourth OF
a pound OF glue over night in tepid water.
The next day put il into a tin vessel, with a
quart OF water, set the pail IN n kettle Of water
over the fire until IL boils and then SIR con-
stantly until the glue is dissolved. Next. take
from SIX 10 eight pounds OF Paris white. in an
other vessel, pour on hot water, aud stir until
II has the appearance of lime-milk. Add the
sizing, stir well. and apply IL 10 the wall
VAIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

HHORRlBLR AFFAlR-An Iowa paper reports
that as a man and his wife We're al work IN q
field IN that State. their chIId, which was IN a
basket near them, was heard TO cry, and the
husband asked his wife 20 go ana see what the
trouble was. She, intent upon her work, de-
layed lew minutes, and then, 10 her hsTroI.
found her child dead, with a large snake cooled
around u. The husband, i'm the frenzy of his
anger ana grief, struck his wife with Il hoe
which he raid in his hand and killed her an
stanty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03
GREAT REJECTION

GREAT REJECTION
in the
Price OF Clothing.
All gentlemen's WOODEN Garments, with but
lew exceptions, marked down.
walking Goats marked down from - 70 81.
fantaleons marked down from 81 70 -.
In most cases this brings the goods down TO
about cost.
Many of these garments are suitable for early
fall wear, and are well adapted 10 seaside and
mountain atmosphere.
Business Suits marked down from 50 TO IS
per suit.
Children's and Boys Suits are sufficiently
low.
GEO. &. HgNNING, No. 5lI til street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03
CONVENIENT PROPERTY rRAssrERrp TO

GOvERNMRNT PROPKRfY TRAHsFERED TO
IRUsTBEs OF CoLoRED SCHOOLs.-Major Gen.
rral o. %. Howard has by direction of the
liam Syphax. Albert q. Hall, and Alfred
Jones, trustees of colored schools of Washing.
ton and Georgetown, all the right and title OF
The Government in the buildings AZ Lincoln
Depot, Delaware avenue. and GEORGETOWN,
owned by the Government. and formerly oc.
cupIed by the Ereedmen's Bureau. and such
other interest As the Government NAV have i'm
any other buildings used for colored schools
provided that they be used forever for educa-
iiOnal purposes, and none other. The trustees
have accepted the gift upon the conditions
famed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST White
SnIfts, % cents, 81, 81 %, and upwards. Un-
dershirts and Drawers, from IS cents pwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for . cents. Hand
kerchIefs, already hemmed, for 25 cents The
best Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or 50 cents
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars. cloth.lined
button-hole, 10 cents a box and all other goods
a, equally low prices, AT Franc Il Goldmans,
marble Hall, No. &5S TIN street, opposite Patent
O"eo' Sill:
23o DOZEN English Socks, double heels ana
toes, S3.75 dozen. IS cents per pair, Iust
received at Marble Hall, No. i5o 7th street, OPP
posite Patent Office 5II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

PURE AND LUsTROUs As WHITE SATIN, are
me teeth To which SoZodont 10 daily applied.
bark of the Chilian Soap Tree, which is one OF
MS components, is used in South America for
removing spots from white silks without IN
Jurng the fabric. OF all preservatives and an
u>eptics IL IL, according 10 the famous French
hotanists and chemists, Fleury and Chalard, he
most potent and the most harmless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

VERDICT or DROWSING.-Tne Jury IN 'hs
case of John Handy, who was drowned a. ms
G street wharf yesterday, as stated IN the NGT
rendered verdict that he came to his death Nv
drowning while IN a state of mtoxicatIon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

kBYORHs IN TIE OFFICE OF RECoRD1R OF
DEEDs.-Mr. ). Wolf, the Recorder of Deeds,
A. making a general reform in the arrangements
81 that ONCE 10 the public advantage. Among
Tue Improvements made is one OF great import.
anee, and that Is the re-indexiug and rc-rs-
eordIpg the worn and tattered hbers. For
years tne reCessity for this work has been an.
ysTent. and efforts have been made to get the
requisite pro- rata appropriation from the Dis.
met cities and the county, but there has al ways
been hitch somewhere, and the books have
been getting all the time in a worse condition,
The utter destruction OF some of the records by
constant handling seemed Inevitable Re-
'orcer Wolf has very promptly taken the quill
ty he horns and has purchased new books
and set about the labOrIous and expensive
Work OF having them made out, taking the
Cbsnces OF being reimbursed. He designs put
unE the records in such condition that searches
If title, &e., cen be made with convenience
and certainty aEd thar parties unable 10 fee a
lawyer may make their own searches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

Bonds RscovERgD.-Among the bonds re-
covered IN The trunk directed 70 a New York
policeman, and which was stolen from the
Ocean Bank of that city, notice Of which has
appeared IN the STAR, were two hundred and
eleven seven per cent. bonds ct the Washing
'on, Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad
Company, valued af Sl05,5OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

BUILDING AssocIArIoNs-Tne thirty.first
monthly meeting of Capitol Hill Building As.
sociation was held on Thursday evening last
over Dooley's drug store, and the sum Of - 900
was sold ~ So per cent.
At The twenty -fiftn monthly meeting of the
National Unicn Binding Association, held
last evening. the sum Of $500 was sold, AZ an
average OF 81 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03
A rwOODy PATENT CURED FISH.

We invite attention 20 new article OF Ffsh-
Pit MP from the fsesb caught nsh, pacSed in 10 10
wooden boxss. The FISH We think we'll suited Tor
SsDntI nee It 10 pronounced Q very superior
artiel: b all Who have used T. 70. ssle @ any
S49 Pa. Az. ODD Metro politan 6otel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

INFANT FOUND.-Officer Reed reports thai p
male colored child was found near No. J6D NJ
street. and the waif was taken in charge ny
MRS. Amelia Roberts, residing In that neigh
borhoOd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

TEE Doe kfLLINe.-This morning the car.
cases of li3 dogs killed by the police were re-
ported 10 Police Headquarters as follows. list
precinct, Lieut. 0essford, - Isl yesterdav1
I'd precinct. Lieut.. Essex, 8: 3th, Lieut. Henley,
q, SID. Lieut.. TAFT IS; 6tn, Lieut.. Kelley G; 7th
Lieut. Ecklof, IL; sth, Lieut. Austen, Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

OFFICIAL REPORTS prove that H0fis Malt
Extract has shown an incalculable influence
on the condition OF the sick soldiers during the
last European wars. This fact. in CONJUNCTION
with the encOmiums OF our first physicians
peaks we'll for Hoff's Malt Extract, that
further praise on our part would De supertiu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

The ANIMAL CAMP NEE TING for Rockville
circuit. n. l.. Church. will convene this year
romtry county, ND, August lltn, to continue
I'm days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

RANGE OF THERMOMETER az Franklin
Co.'S. 2si Pennsylvania avenue. IN the sbad-
to-day O'Clock a. m. e. degrees; 10, -; Al, i
l. m, =; p m, It; 2, -.