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Liberty of tho Press.

Around her waist put my arm
1t felt as soft rs cake,
"Oh, DEAR" says she, "what liberty
You printer men do take!"
"why, yes, my Sal, my charming gal,
Il squeezed her some. gusss,)
Can you say aught against
~ The freedom of the rrcss?"
/ kissed her some--I did, by gum;
She colored like beet;
Upon my living soul she looked
Almost too good to cat.
i gave another bus, and then
Says she, "I do confess
/ rather kinder sortcr like
The freedom of the Press
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SALE, RENT
I'D ar by PlN ee.
EUNITDRE, BEDDINGs, sc,

E,UNITURE, BEDDKNG. sc.
e II. WHITES Paraitnrc Ware-Rocms,
eorscr of Market and King Streets Charles
ton, s.. c., supplies many fsnilies, both
Conntry and Town to their full satisfaction.
Read few quotations from letters he re:
ceiyed; E...f s,.. s.,..e.s
EEwneaay. April 9, 1864
Mr.. r. wHITE-DEAR sIR The Furni-
ture came safe to hand and was just as You
represented it. Numbers Of visitors hava
looked nj it, and ia is msleh admired, in fact
nothing like il in this place. Il may be tho
sof your selling naors here 'w
Yanrs truly, *ttt
Another from WiansHars. s. o., says:
eve arc weti pleased with fae spii, Send
Wardrobe tg mafch."
AMI one from 0rangehayg County , 8as
"Fnrnitqre arrived safe, and family do-
lighted"
Try him for Yourself
lie keeps CRADLES too,
Corncr King aud Market Streets,
mas s--l2m Charleston, g, G.
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Prev:aeacs, Z. l., Gefuacs tc license
any liquor chops this year.
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"AVING THE LARGEST AND MOST
COMPLETE FACTORY in the South
crn States, and keeping always on hand a
large and most complete stock OF DOORS,
SASHES, BLINDS, Sash Doors, Store Doors,
Shutters. Mouldings, &c, &c, ain enabled
TO sell low and at manufacturers prices
n. B.--Strict attention paid to shipping in
good order.
july "a apl "A ly
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
PROBATE COURT

TKUBNTE COUNT.
Er parte w. C.. Wolfe. Executor. In re Lost
Will of Christian Wolfe.
A PPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE
N by W. c. Wolfe, Executor, for leave
To prove the past Existence, Loss and Con
tca:s Of The Last Will and Testament of
Christian Wolfe, deceased, il is ordered,
That all persons who may think themselves
interested, do appear before me at Orange
burg OH the Both day of October next, and
cross examine the evidence which may be
produced, and introduce evidence in reply.
Probate Office, I THAD. c. ANDREWS,
July 30, 1869. ! Judge Of Probate.
inlv III d
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Three years ago, seven sisters, tie
youngest fifteen aud the eldest twenty
five, with invalid parents, emigrated
from Ohio to Minnesota, whore two
years ago, under the homestead law, they
secured 100 acres of land at Big Woods,
some sixty miles from ST. Paul. These
girls last year sold 900 bushels potatoes.
500 bushels corn, 200 bushels wheat,
$50 bushels turnips 200 bushels bects,
LOO heads cabbage, and 5000 worth of
garden stuff All the clearing, grubbing
ploughing, harvesting, &c, was done by
them, and they have at present forty
acres cleared and in crop.
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THE DRANGEBURG NEWS
PUBLISHED AT oRANGEBURa, SC.
Every Saturday Morning.
ANDREWS G HALL,
PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIEToRs.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

One Copy for one year.................. $500
Blk Months............ LOO
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Notice of Dismissal.

NIoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l
IN will, on Tuesday, the 18th day OF 4u-
gust noxt. apply to the Honorable court of
Probate for Orangeburg County, for Letters
of Dismissal, as Administrators of the Estate
Of Marish Board, late of said County, de-
ceased. JOHN u. BOARD,
July -, 1869. Administrator.
July II I'm
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A Mrs. Dixson shot and killed her
husband at Rockford, ILL.,, last week,
while he held her newborn infant in his
arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

THR INAUGURAL CBRRMONIEs.-On Satur.
day evening a joint meeting of committees
from the Soldiers and Sailors Union, Soldiers
and Sailors National Executive Committee.
and Central Grant and Colfax Club met at 10
3i9 Pennsylv ania avenue TO arrange for the
reception Of and providing quarters for the
organizations xpected here on the 4th OF March
next to witness the inauguration of Gen. Grant
as President. MAJOR Timothy Luby was
chosen chairman, and Will A. Short Secretary
After considerable discussio preamble and
resolutions were submitted by Major Doughty,
declaring that cooperation and unity are ne
cessary to harmony, good order and success
full and creditable dis play upon the occasion of
the inaugural ceremonies. IL was also resolved
that At future meeting marshais and assistants
should be chosen, and the position Of each
organization should be determined by 10, or
otherwise.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAD
REVIEWER.

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILLAN Hal,
RENh WEIR.
Renews the Hairl
Restores Gray Hair to ITS OrisiNa! Color,
Prevents its falling Off
Makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy
II does not stain the skin
1t has proved itself the best preparation ever pr
scented to the public,
Give IL Q trial. Price q 90.
R. P. HALL 3 CO., Nashau, n H., Proprietor
For sale by all druggists. ne24 eosu
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TEMPERANCE MATTKRs.-The anniversary
meeting Of ST. Peters Temperance Society
was held las evening at ST. Peters Pa
rochlal school-house, on Capitol Hill, and an
able address was delivered by Hon = r. Gary.
after which the pledge was administered 20
about fifty Young men besides number of H.
dies
At the meeting of the Washington Temper
aDce Society last night the annual election OF
officers resulted In the election OF John ) HOl-
linpshead President; Geo. N. MIddiebrook,
President; X. o. PolkinhOrn. Secretary; d. *.
Harris. Treasurer. The board OF officers were
appointed a committee 10 submit list OF names
tor directors. and report Sunday night. In
taking the chair. Mr.. dollingshead thanked the
society for the honor conferred npon him, and
promised renewed activity and energy in the
cause for the future. Speeches were made by
Messrs. w. q. Finney, q. N. Middlebrook, j
M. Blood, T. y. Smith, william r. Drew, O
X. Harris. Thos. q. Clayt ton, aud Ros. A
Fish.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor i. DEF CURTIS. author Of. NJ IN hood
medical Essays on Marriage &C.. &c, egs &
Ne tify his Warrington patients, that owing TO g.
extensive practice in Baltimore, he will In futur
be able to devote emily the following day. % thei
and SATURDAY EVENINGS from sto p. m
and SUNDAYS from 10 70 Z and 9 70 ,. m: =
Other dsyo ct his residence, So North Charlie
street. Baltimore.
SPECIALITY Treatment aSd es,e Of ner vous oe
bility, and all diseases arising from abuses OF Il
sveten &C ID 6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

BASE BALL OFPIcBRs.-At a late meeting OF
the National Base Ball Club, of this city, the
following officers were chosen for the ensuing
year Col. Frank Jones, President; Col. VIM.
G. Moore, First Vice President; John L. Pfau,
Second Vice President; James Patterson, Re-
cording Secretary; John d. Hyer, Correspond
ing Secretary; James T.. Waugh, Treas urer;
Joseph Y. Potts, Scorer; A. II. Benner, A. +.
German. T.. +. French, and b. J. Everson,
Board of Directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

SEwIR CAvHD lM.-At ten O'Clock to-day,
about twenty feet Of the 10th street sewer
caved in at the corner OF + street, making an
ugly and dangerous gap, extending almost
this accidenf, much jnconvenience 10 experi.
enced in the passage Of the street cars over the
Metropolitan route, because Of the necessity Of
unhitching the horses At this point and showing
the coaches over by hand. This sewer was
only constructed q few months since, aud
while in the process Of construction several
aceidents occurred, on account OF the peculiar
character Of the earth through which is passes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

COLLECTION OF TAXES AND DISTRIBUTION
OF FUNDs-The Collector Of Taxes, A. g. Hall,
Esq, has this day settled his account with the
Corporation for the month OF december, 1855
and in order to accomplish this work at the
earliest day possible. he and hts Assistants
with an additional clerical force, have been At
work upon the accounts for more than thir,y
days. We believe the accounts for the taxes OF
the current year in this office have been bal.
earlier than ever before. This will be ex-
tremely gratifying to many of the creditors Of
the Corporation, including no uncomfortable
number OF laooring men, who have been IN
able TO get payment of their demands until the
receipts for the last month were apportioned 70
the several Corporation funds.
Taxpayers should take notice that the Col.
lector will Immediately commerce making up
his advertisement Of property on which there
remain arrears Of taxes.
The receipts for the past month the COLES tor
has apportioned 70 the several funds of the Cor.
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FUERRAL.-The funeral of Mr.. John l.. Roo
sa, late a clerk in the Sixth Auditors Office,
took place yesterday afternoon, from his late
residence in Philadelphia Row. The funeral
services were conducted at 81. Peters Church
by Rev. +. +. Boyle. after which the inter
ment took place at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
detach ment Of the Grand Army of the Repub.
lie attended, and Were preceded by the 18th in =
f8ntry band. Quite a number of the comrades
OF the deceased IN the Army of the Potomac
were also present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

CATAREH AND DEAFNESS successfully treat
ed by DIR. Aborn, 81 + street.
"a SLIGHT Cold" CoUGHs.-Few are aware
of the importance of checking cough oI
''slight cold. In It's first stage, that which IN
the beginning would yield to a mid remedy,
II neglected, soon attacks the lungs. Broom,
Bronchial TrOckes' give sure and al most i'm
their efficacy by test of many years, and Ia We
received testimonials from effic lent men who
have used them. go
LIKE REGULATION DREss PARADE
teeth shou Id always be scrupulously clean and
free from blemish. Keep them in this condition
with the Incompatible Sozodont and when
they are veterans In the service they will sill
be as ''goOd as new"
"SPALDrNG's GLUE" Is indispensable in
every well regulated household.
Of twelve years practical experience In the
United States and Canadas, and established a
&24 Pennsylvania avenue, between y and 9th
streets, since 1e6i, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, ChIlblains, Club and ingrowins
Nails, and other diseases of the feet withou
pam or inconvenience to the patient tn
shoe canbe worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many
Of other responsible persons who patroniz.
his establishment. Hours from a. m. to p
II. Owing TO press of business at ONCE DIR
White is unable TO visit patients AZ their resi-
dences except between and sp. M
DOCTOR ]. H. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED b.
office ana residence from the FIRST Ward {
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth an
tenth street. Once hours before 10 a. m, ant
from 4 to p. m. Hours Of attendance NJ tn
Womane Hospital, from l 20 PIP. m. ever
day, Sundays excepted. Ip,3
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrgetswu.

DECKAsED.-we regret 20 Announce thai N
}. Isaac Barrett. whose serious illness y.
mentioned IN Saturdays STAR, del art.d "a IS
life yesterday morning nj CLOCK Hts d.
ease was dropsy Of the heart. aud his dea n
Will BE- universally regretted. As he was ao-
only valuable member Of the mercantile G IN :
muniiy, but bore an envisbls character IT,
honesty and uprghtDess- His faneral Will
take place tomorrow afternoon.
SENT TO JAIL Several colored men Cafheres
IN the store of Mrs. Brown, on the corner OF
Fayetie and ID streets. on turaay evening.
and a row ensued, IN which ALFRED smith MA !
cut severely with q razor by George bod son
and an aged colored man. named James NJ On :
tague, severely beaten Dodson and Smith
We're arrested by Officer Hess. and Ju<ucs
Buckley held Dodson in the sum OF so -
appear n court. and nued Smith - s..
DrNBARroN M r. CHURCH.-Bishop james
occupied the pulpit n this church yesterday
morning. and IN the evening Rev. q. ID. Pos
delivered an excellent sermon ON Looking p,
Jesus" The collections during the day TO-
missionary purposes apOunied 70 shout sluu
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CIRCULAR PROM THE ARCHBIsHoP.-A cir
cular from the Archbishop OF Baltimore was
read in all the Catholic churches of this city
yesterday. Ii calls attention TO the necessity OF
sustaining the parochal schools, and then
refers TO the confusion and trouble incident 10
marriage ceremonies in crowded churches, and
enjoins on the different pastors hereafter, w hen
they have reason TO apprehend a great rush of
persons, 10 stand at the doorway (or have a
representative there and admit only those who
shall present cards of invitation from the fam
lies of the parties to be married.
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DAVENPORT BROTHERS EXHIBITIoN-The
most wonderful and mysterious exhibition of
.hls or any other age. This show opens with
speech from long haired individual about
re most astounding, terror striking, heart
rehdlng phenomenon of this century, as p.r.
IoI mea oy these most wonderful and myste-
rIous brothers, who have pl.yed the SAM
TICKS before all the Crowned Heads and Block.
heads and all other kinds of heads, such as
soi' neaas, etc. etc. These astonishing Sharp
ers have softened the brains of European an "A
American Biockheads TO such an extent thar IN
Is now time this fraud should be exposed and
can be IN the following manner At the next
exhibition have the hands and feet af these
humbugs tied 10 me, then placed in
their so called cabinet with their musical in
suum"nts, VIZ: violin, guitar, tamborine. bell
&c, placed under the feet OF myself III The
above instructions are earned out will wager
$50 that the audience will hear no musical
sounds from the above named instruments nor
VIII inc spiritual hands be extended through
the hole in the center door.
a. ADAMsoN, SIC Ninth street
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EVENING RBCRPTIoNs.-I.adiesw who wish n
present stylish appearance at parties, hops,
aud receptions this season should 90 a, once
ana BUY one OF those beautiful trailing skirts
for evening dresses, AZ Charles Baum's Skin,
and corset factory, 5l3 Ith street. IntelIigencer
Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

FEMALE LABoR.-A rather novel sight was
witnessed on one Of the wharves' at Alexan-
dria. last week About eighteen colored wo-
men who were gathering chips there were told
il they would unload barge with cargo of
wood, then laying there, they might have the
bark. They Immediately set to work, and il rs
same number Of men Of their own color Were
ever known to do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

IMPORTANT SALE OF RIAL EsTATe-Wa
are informed that the sale of that valuable
property at the intersection OF Massachusetts
avenue and 18th street-to which aIlusIon was
msde Ia our issue OF Friday last-wss brought
anout through the enterprisng house OF Messrs
Fitch X Fox, as ACCEPTS for the heirs of the late
Charles Hill, of Prince George county. With
ore exception. IL wss the largest transaction
eHtcted IN real estate during the year 1865, the
purchase money exceeding the sum Of Sau.0Cu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

CHRIsfIAN CONVENTION. - The week of
prayer inst cloeed h 70 - followed by grand
cow ocaiton Of The pFayiDg men and women Of
reach the Dessea Tuesday and "Wednesday
are 70 ~ Tie days ot mutual CONSULTATION ami
prayer. '-r+A -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

eTMIfnD STATES PAfKlf oFeycA
:, o. 2. sns I:sasi0e q 50 nLiSl . S4o0k0tI.
ss.e%.s. sses:srs. 3 .. IN . esstss u -
man. deoss:s1, lrsyt.g foe he szs.s.tss . .
tIs i0sh Day e nsrs1, isIs, Cor q 61rovSGsst
In eev ing oechiDes.
clhes on shs ssh CAV Il HsrcA ssxs. AN -
sos naS eDOses III sxtsasioa. Qejeoeloas. lSVosl
once svsssy dsJu ts1DrS - ~ q Sssriss-
1EiSaA Io0fI,
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CITY ITEMS.

WHERE Is THERE a Silver Platter in Wash
ington CRY want a Door plate. some Spoon
ana FORKS replated. Go to Robert A White
hahd s. j'5 ID street, between sth and 9,I
streets :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

Dr.. HALL, pastor Of the church OF the Epiph-
any, 1t 10 said has not - yet tally made mp his
Brooklyn or not. There 10 como hope yet that
he may be induced to hold his present charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

CAHrxRBulY opens the new week viii .
host OF novelties. and, Of course, repeats The
sOan.Can." which sssrns 70 Be always popu-
lar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

IxsAHR-Mr. h. Wright Indian agent q
Port Gibson, Arkansas, having shown symp.
toms Of insanity, has been brought - this city
and committed to the insane asylum.
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L oBACco, SNUFF. sEGARs AND PIPES.

TOBACCO
s.ooo pounds, con-is'ins Of Bright .ix -,1,,.
Jumps, rig Rough and kesiy. Bright 10 : Ri,-s
Navy - ., 4 = sndl0 Prices Tunrire from . !.
aosn ss low ss 80 cts. per NJ Wholesale
SMOKING TOBACCO
soO p unos In Bales of vari0us -f-es a mart n
Ntich 10 put up and STANCE acc riding a. re =
suirements Of the late is~ of Congress-.
400 Pounds 81 W Garrett Sons Scotch
.ntt.,Ie co. ~ ssges a do, = do. sod
SEGAHs
IS- ooO various brands NJ Sro Sry "a
80, go, SO aud sso per N w.
PIPES
lao boxes Scotch and ether Pines S,sa-e-.
Styles; AT -, cS aud 50 rs per box All OF VII 49,
hssonie n an GeorgetOwn. q.
de ls-lm. JAMES WALLACE.
SELLING OFF AT RBDUCED PRICES To
ing about % make a change an mn .ipess wiz
until the 18th day OF arch next offer their .rtir
stock At reduced prices Our Dress Goods. b,fb
winter ana summer. will be CLOSED AZ Coz, az L..
hey consist OF Plaid aud Plain IeriDoe- NM
nus, Poplins, Airs' ~. Lawns. &C.
Men and Bows wea r, IN great variety. Fl.a,.ts
ssmntics. lrish Liners. ShAw'r Shirtiug- aus
Sheet &c fst cy iCles, togefh~r with AT god
usually fonnd In Dry Good StOre; win De ohered
AZ reduced prices
Call and examine for yourselves.
MAlFIELD a BROWN.
DC u I'm No. 12l Bridge st. GEORGETOWN. u q.
- GoLrsTEIN, LICENSED PAwNBRoKER.
y money advanced all Kinds of Ner- w
ehhnoise 10 any smOu nj. aud for any tim.0 ~
cesired AT very reasonable rates Good. Rought
$40 500. eusinees strictly COT h.en'iai ms %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

LECTURE By LADY.-It will be seen by
reference to our ad yertising columns that Mrs
Maria Stetson will lecture tomorrow night at
the Cong reeational church. The lecture which
is announced has been delivered to large au-
diences In the North and 10 highly spoken Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

BOYS IN BLUE prepare for the inauguration
OF our next President. General Grant. 4th OF
march, by purchasing Infantry Caps, 81 cents:
$50 9th street. /,
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n EW S.
An1sements, kc., rs- Nizus.

NATIONAL THsATKK-Last night but two OF
the great spectacular play of "Undine, or the
NaIad u ueeB.'
CANTERBURY HALL-Mons Adrien's ballet
troupe and the great French Can Can.
MEIZERoTr HALL-The wsrld-rsuovaad
davenport Brothers.
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BArOHsLORS HAIH DYE.

This splendid Hair Dysis the bet In the y orla
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
tnts; re006tee The III elects o. bad dyes; inyiso
rates and lovse the n.ir soft and ees1tiful Bag,
and properly spplied q He3chclorT Vie Bscto,
10. IL 1o01 Groot. New York. ja0-sodly
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QuAErERLY REPoRr
of rNa

CoSu TIrN ~ rUE
NATIONAL HEIROPOLIIAS BANK.
or "a hSUfN6roN. O.. o.
O1 n. MorHIsg u tie Firsf NsaS1ys. J4ssa..
ISIS
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PHALON.s ssPAPRlAN LOTION,

PHALONs0 ssPAPHlAN LOflONn
..Aururus FL, 81 in AuD oo.,L.1
IIMoyEs ALL IiTPII0as. InEcxLDs
F "a ss.sSs ~ taS skIN hoSSff.
IAIR and BLOOMING.
Ioe I.ApII0 IN TIE NURSERY q = invalaahlo.
Tor 0INTLeUEN aitoe eHAvM0it hAs NO eQual
"PAPuIAU LOTION" A. tAs snly reliable rso-
ody iSe i1Soooso an1 blsnishss q The SKIN.
PnAloN,s "PAPHIAH SOAP"
br TIE TOILET, uURoBBY end BATE, Win nei
go ne IN. fIies IS es1ts per ssks.
"FLOR m MAYO"
HELOA DB AAY0."
4 U0W PEBYV01 YOB nm HAaDk n
g2 SS1Mexk iHnxSSgin1s' DsLioAfs' LASTING
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ADVICE TO YOUNG nlH ABOUT TO MABR,

lsssys for Young Men, on the Errers, Abuses
and Dice ase0, incident to Youth and Rsrly NAL
hood, with the humane view Of treatment an
cure, sent By mail in sealed leter enyelopec IRE.
OF charge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
Box p fhilodelphia, Pa. - Ism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS give three more
seances at Metzerott Hall Their wonderful
performances mystify all who attend, and defy
the efforts of some of our most intelligent citi-
zens to account for them. No description can
do Justice to the startling character Of some Of
these sO-called manifestations" They must
b. seen TO be appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

fAIR-The Second Baptist Church Sunday
school fair will commence this evening, at Es-
puta $ Hall. Navy Yard, 10 continue two
weeks, the proceeds 70 be applied for the ben
efit OF the church. Everyb body should 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-11

WOMAN SUFFRAGE is a question which is
fast assuming political importance. Three
different bills to extend political rights to
women are now before Congress; and we see
that Lucy Stone and H. b. Blackwell are an.
nounced to lecture on the subject on Friday
at Mefzerott Hall See advertisement