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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14
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! FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

FkOM sAS
SAN Francisco, February Il-2P. NJ.
The weather is cloudy ; wind north
west.
Arrived-Bark Maria, Gayina, from
Peru, with cargo of Sugar.
The Chamber Of Commerce meets
tonight to consider Legislative privi-
lege bills.
The schooner Aptos was launched
this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14

On the day of the funeral in Paris
of Victor Noir, Marshal Canrobert,
the commander-in-chief of the forces
about the city, was asked what he
would do In case Of u riot. He replied:
81 shall shoot down 10000 men If ne
cessary, and I only ask five minutes to
uuict paris.o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14

GEORGE PEABODY used to say that
he did not attempt to relieve pauper-
ism. but TO prevent it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14

TnEY have a MAJ in Boston who
plays billiards by hitting the balls with
4 hammer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14

And In accordance with lAw~ and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees. made on the It'll day Of
January, 1870, 30 many shares Of each Parcel Of
sald stock ~ may DO necessary will be sold at
public auction, at the Office OF the Company,
No: $40 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
March, 1870, at the hour of O'Clock r. u. OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. GEO. R. SPENNEY, Secretary.
Oflce-No. $40 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco, California. febl4-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14

TIE President has just declined the
gin of a dog sent him by express, but
not prepaid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14

A LETTER in Wells, Fargo &c Co.'s
express office at this place is'super.
scribed rs follows
John N. Williams Is the man
This letter is directed to;
Not liking Cope, from il he ran
To Silver City, Idaho.
II John keeps or as he has done
Since leaving Treasure City. o,
He'll soon fetch up in Oregon,
Or the Bay Of Biscay, O.
-O.eyhes Tidal Ware.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14

CIScISNNr1 Is to have a "Great In
ternational Singing Festival" next
June.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14
ASSETS:
Dividends Paid Annually,

And available on tho payment Of the second
J. u. T.. MARTIN.
fcbl4tf General Agent, Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14

Umpire MILL AND MINING
Storey County, Ncyada-Notice.-There Are de-
linqucnt upon tho following described stock, on
account Of assessment No. 2, levied on the
It'll day Of January, 1870, the SEVERAL
amounts set opposite the names or the re-
speetire shareholders, as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14

GERMAN maidens use COW tails for
switches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

At the oompany's Hall, Gold
r.u.t,,rc ar ARRANGEMENTS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14
VESEY HOTEL.

L. G. McMURTRY Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30
Clipping Horses

A lively CONTROVERSY is going on in the New
York papers whether or not the new practice OF
clipping horses is advisable. The Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Animals takes the
ground that il is cruel, while George Wilkes.
Carl Benson, and other authorities on equine
matters hold that il i not. MIR. Benson points out
that the perspiration on a long-costed horse is
clAmmy. cold. and oppressive, ani that the
animal cannot be properly dried under such
circumstances however carefully groomsi. H.
concludes that If horse is never driven far and
fast enough 10 sweat him, and If be has to do a
great deal of standing about, then, looks apart.
he il better Tor rot being clipped. But horse
that Is habitually driven to the pers,iriny
point-snd IT does not require any frantic speei
or inhuman distance TO produce this results
better for being clipped. If there Is a chance
of his having 10 stand little. IL l. not a diff
cult operation to put on blanket and hoo
under bis harness.
As the fashion OF clipping horses is coming
into quite general use in Washington this die
tam has interest here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30
The Waste of Water.

We have . note from the Coast Survey Office
in reference TO the article IN yesterdays STAR
on the waste OF Potomac water BY the Depart
ments, denying that a turbine wheel is used
there. and stating that the only water wheel
used there is a little three-jnch affair, used to
move graduating machine; further, that ii is
used only about once a week, and Is capable
OF using 1T most 200 gallons per day.
We readily make the correction, and have to
say that the data in regard to the water waste
was ohtairCd from the officer having immedi ate
supervision OF the water pipes and who VA,
supposed TO be well informed in the matter.
Now let us hear from the other Departments,
ard from the hotels, livery stables and other
quarters where waste of water Is charged.
There Is big leak some where. Where isitP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30
SnHHnli.

SGrrstt's career as lecturer is not happy
one. be spoke his piece in New York to an
audience If less than three hundred persons
and in Baltimore, where he expected to redee IN
his fortunes, to only about two hundred the
receipts in neither case amounting to enough
TO pay the expenses In Washington his course
has 80 far been cut short by his failure to get q
ball; the managers of Lincoln Hail and Odd
Fellows Hall having In turn refused him the
use OF their rooms for the narrative OF his
reasonable adventures during the rebellion.
There seems to be but one opinion amongst
right-thibkiDg people as to the insolent
enIOntery of this person in seeking to tell
the story of his shame in the capital he tried 40
hard TO betrsy into the hands of the enemy.
He ought to be thankful to be allowed to re-
main IN ob>curity instead of persistently OBJ
uuding himself on public notice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30

To TIE NORTH POLE-Captain G.. F. Hall
TO whom La been entrusted the government
appropriation tor a voyage Ia the North Pole i.
how nttins out H. vessel, and intends TO sail
next MAY re proposes - al in a steam brig
FroFeTll Hffed AMI siren thened for a VOYAGE
:uiOH The Tee lie Means 10 train his crew 20
i've upon ihc cOUntTy-thAt l. 70 az TO eat raw
sea! aid ~aiIus meat ami drink train Oil. Thus
ONLY. b. thinks can mem endure the ri,,r- of
tAe Afcuc Climate: He app ars to be ssnguine
CT reaching he pole.
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We pointed ont yesterday the necessity that
the Fire Board should deal with the delinluents
in the case Of the late accident, without fear or
favor; and further, that a peremptory stop
should be put u the tipping habits that lead TO
such occurrences Elsewhere will be found an
order from Chief Engineer Holmes, showing
that the Department means to apply the correc-
tive suggested Ii would seem that there 10 a
dimcuty about getting evidence to convict the
guilty parties, owing to the disposition Of their
fellows to screen them. The proper mode OF
dealing with them would be to discharge all i'm
plieAted, either as principals or in the way Of
suppressiug testimony. 1t Is a serious defect IN
the Fire Department system that the Commis-
sioners have no power to take test nony under
oath; and thus . loop hole is afforded for ali
sorts Of prevaricatiOn and false statements by
those Disposed to screen delinquents. This Is a
matter needing correction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30
LUXURIES
AND
Fine Family Groceries.

Having purchased the stock, fixtures and good
vii OF the store, 9TH street, Of Msssrs Burr 4
lie our stock Of Choice and md P p.s
;; hSd our CHRISTMAS LUxURIEs. consist
Choice N alaga GRAPES,
Imperial LA ALE EAIsISy foE table use,
LAYER RAIsINs in %hoe. hall and h aus.tsES
suLTANA RAIsiNs. ses S,'f 0A'''
dirk6s and h * sGkpS
snyRN A ksG Eyaaens rkEN9n PRUNES,
sTs .na sSs
Gordon Dilworth celebrated PRRsERyrs.
FRENCH FRUIr in glass
Prunes; PesIes, Apricots, Marabelles, Peaches,
Fruit in the same style FRENCH Pssehes in Srsnay
JslIis: g. IN kind. Canton Preserved Ginger. a.
more mlnce meat in glass and wood.
shrlver,s White Heath Peaches. Do. Yellow Hath
a et W. rEmatoeo, Do spiced Clsms. Fresh Lob
Apple, Green Peas, Mushrooms, French Peas, sar
VIII. PE.s Ls psrrSs CsGs; sssf
Peal. Frs.r 4 Co. ;. Crackers, m.o..,z;., A Thar.
Biscuit, keebler Cakes and Crackers. "a '0'r'
COFFEE
o ses Il: o as old
-, CHOCOLATES, BROMA. &C.
Leger g. Chocolate Paste, delightful beverage I,
BE-. e Scsoc
Cocoa Shells.
TEAS
our Teas have been select ted with ereat cara Ana
parties can rely on their being Of the uost auaitY
Moll.r. Cut, Uru,h sSs fdsder.d c,,,.,., -,
Coffee Sugar. sho
sfRUPS AND MOLASSES
, notei ansy syrup. (ohoice articIe,j Baltimore
golden YEP New Orleans MOlas ses dns quality j
bUTTER, CHEESE, &C.
c Best GEshen Butter, Edam Cheese, Choice Factory
George jenkins Maryland Sugar cured Hams.
- SMOKED BEEF
No. Mackerel, in barrels ana kits
Tongues and sounds
WeIshs best Family and all other grades Of Flour;
BRhNDlES, WHISTLES, WINEs,&c,
Otard, DuPay CO. Brandy
Pure Scotch hiskey
Old jamaica Rum
Holland Gin.
superior Old Pale Sherry Wine
California Wines
Old Baker Whisky.
Old Nectar -
YouDger's Scoth Ale
Hibherts Bass =.
Hibbert's Brown Stout.
Pure Apple Cider.
METzGEB & BYLES,
N. I. METZGER. W. H. BYLES
Having sold our stock and xtures kc IN M..,rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30

The piety OF the Rev. Mr. Sabine, the rector
OF the Episcopal Church OF the Atonement,
New York, 10 Of that supertine order that he de-
eiined to perform the funeral service over the
body OF an sctOr-GeOrge Holland. According
10 Nr sabine, an actor has not right to Chris
tan sePulture. Doubtless he thanks his God
several tines dsy that he is not like other
men-publicans and sinners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30

IBE ALEXANDRIA MAIL-We get the New
YORK evening papers the morning after their
issue. The Alexandria Ga-stt, il two days com
ing az miles. IL looks a. If the Southern MAJ,
service tded reconstructins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30

THE NiCE PREsII EST and Mrs. Colfsy will
receive Monday, January %. from to D. m
Ms CelfsN will receive on Wednesday. dur
ing January aEd February, from to 4p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30

In CossEQUESCE Of the demise or Mrs.
Belknap. oonsort of General Belknsp, Secre-
tsry Of War. the receptions 81 the Executive
Mansion ~hich had been appointed for the ID
OF January next will not take place.
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P. DOYLE, 10II street, N. W.
wAsHISsrox. DC. JuJy a5,b lon

WARRINGTON. ID O., July 18th, lT0.
Nv. Arfahr NaHdns-Desr Fir: Ii affords me pleas
ure q Say that have used yorr Crystal Discovery
with perfect success Having tried msnv Others,
md yours superi 10 any 1 nave heretofore used.
and cannot too highly rec Commend II n rapid pro
meter 81 the growth Of the hair, ard by few phi
cations restoring IL TO its rixna color 1t IL per
iectly Gle an and tree from any matter
Very respectfully, yours, X W. sILyUT
b street. between 9Th and sth, n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30

aEEksT "F JOHN SUKRATT IN BALTIMORE
.Oi a. SurEait- lat evening. delivered els lee
tufc are adv published III TIE starr TO an al
alcn.t 81 a@O-t - persons, In COncDrIia Hall.
ht Baltimore Sun sayS--''a= MIR. Surratt left
the stag ~ the clo>e Of his lecture h. was IN
EXPECT IL arrested by a United states deputy
EidT-nsl. upon = warrant Issued by United states
tvniinissi 0ncr Rogers, upon the charge OF being
A Ivtail a. aieT and d-slsr in leaf tobacco IN thi-
cry, 'tnvut having paid the special tax Mr.
SGrTait | n the ball by the rear entrance in the
custody OF the officer, - that the fact of his
sITe.t was known 10 but lev OF tn audience
br Surrat informed the cOnimi -sioner n AZ ne
had fdiiy c'mplled with the internal revenue
laws While be az an business in this city two
wears since, and paid just such license aud tax
a. lie wss told a. the Office of internal revenue
y was Necessary for him 10 pay, and could ex-
Iihlt bic licenses he hal never bern "A retail
dt aitT 81 tobacco. but always sold IL by the.
hOg-bead- Mr. Surratt sent for his counsel
Ny. John u. TIDY, jr., of the nrm of Barnett &
TIDY, upon " bose advice he waived An exanin-
alton. and gave bail in II 800 for his appearances
10 answer the charge at the March term OF the
hited states District Court, Mr.. Tidy becom-
ing his security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30

" II L. said that Anna Dickinson C .nnot bs
induced TO lecture in 81. Louis.
~ The Indian Territory wants to be promo.
ted 70 be the state Of Oemulgee"
- Chicago Is 80 cold that il requires zeroism
to 20 out CT DOOR.
~The Colt Company at Hartford are
making 40 Calling guns for the British govern
menf.
81. j. Wright, colored, has been reelected
associate judge Of the supreme court OF south
Carolina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30

L u.
your crystal Discovery for the HAIR" which I
bought In your city some tim given entire
-atsI ,ction Ii has given to my hair its Cri- nal
color tO perfection which dark brown in about
- ht days also notice that hair ap pears on
;he crown Of my head, whore I am partially bald !
pred ct its e1trs success iEclo,e1 End FIVE dsI!ars
for hall CoZsn bottles for my fri-nd.
please send immediately by express. and obigs.
Very Truly yours, A.W. FULLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30

1@1HE FESTIVAL NOW BEING HRID
US Tor the benefit OF poor children la ST Al N
sins school house. let street west, between 4 ard
viii continue To MORROW md MONDAY
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Of next w-ek In
~DAUGHrEks OF LIBERTY-rrankIia
W. Camp, No =. MONDAY 0ysNINC
O'Clock Business u import.nce will be brousht
t.iore the Camp b. order e the e. l..
UeS u CARRIE COLI-DS RS
@NTERr ATIONAL RETTBLI1IS S,S0
HI .lA1lbN IN AIu OF TIE MOUNTED
Wry"e AND ORPHANS OF rHF FRENCH
spects meeting 81 the abOs a.sociafion
s,. ,...r, ~ Al arini's rooms on SATURDAY tbs
Owing 20 the i'm rorT.nlk. -, A. h.. 4. . -
usbss 'eD inn attendance Of the mem Sers h re-
Queeted The preseree q the public h. -
solicited. III COLLETT ae,ins s.c'v'
0~wEARE kEQCEsTID To STITE NV
u0 MRS. CARLISLE viii r-osixs hsr ,!.
on WEDNESDAY EVENING Of me-, .L"nas
stead OF FRIDAY evening Of this week in comm ~
Of death N the family Of friend. An ;.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

wASHINSTON CII'N.
FRIDAY Deem her 80. 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30

Having sold our stock and fixtures, &c =, to Mes,rs
YtTZGER BYLES, cheertully recon nend
them to our cust0mers friends, and the public gen
orally. Idel6 dtJall BURR Il FIsKk
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AND HARMLESS AS WATER
Tie following letters .peak for them,elrA..

The following letters speak for themselves
WAsHIS TuN, November Attn $50,
Nv. ATTAIN Nations Pear Sir After q very
th rough and impartial trial Of your Or, stall Dis
eosery Tor month feel couI PEELED acknow ledge
lts very great superiority over any other article
now IN u.e ior the purpose designed-the speedy
tCrati OF the color and growth the nair AID NO
one u-ing u according TO di, ections can fail, am
convinced to attain thi. much desired suit TO per
re. tiOn. The simplicity Of the preparai N and its
entire Cleanliness affords new opportunity to the
vast numbers utterly Disguised with the poisonous
nostrums in Having o large nu IA bar OF nv
personal acausntsnces no your preparation
With equal success cordially recommend CRYSTAL
Discovery all persons desiring use anything OF
this kind. Very respectfully,
D " = v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30
HOLIDAY GOODS.

ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAO RDINARYt
As desire to make change In my business,
IsHALL OoMMKNOB
THIS DAT
TO SELL my ENrIRE Sr0Cx
AT PRIME COST.
and would particularly impre.. o. the minds Of
my numerous patrons that there
In this announcement, and IL 10 not made fmpro,.
dull trade, Is every body knows that do perhsp~
the largest business in the city during the holidays
To show that am in earnest, shall ell
GERMANTOWN WOOL.
In ell colors, ct la cents per ounce.
BERGMANNs BERLIN Z8PHYR,
White and black Is cents colors, % oeRts. single,
double OF split.
Il IL Impossible for to enumsrate al ny goods,
but will only say that my stock comprises one Of
the largest ssortmsnts Of
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS
ever found together. and every one in search q
lections.
y. SILVERBERo
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y. 6ILvERBERo.
3I2 SEVENTH STREET.

DRODHEAD & co.'s
ID l229 Street, co-ner 13h streer,
Ofer MOST DESIRABLE qOLIDAY PRESENTS
They sell Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS.
&C, &c:, very cheap, wsmsutts Cotton. lsc. New
York Mile Cotton, DC Other Bleached and Or
other. from 6 ". So:s: .s5 sterling sSS:i %
Paris Kid Gloves from 81 up. Canton Fl.nnsir,
from l2sc; up, sh.etnRs. Shirtins., An Woo
Flannels, Towels, Doylies, Napkins, Table Liner
Hosiery. Cloves Opera Fiannels. plaid and plain.
Exauisite Sash Ribbons, beautiful Piaids. splsndtd
Alpacas, and handsome ShaWls, 1t great bargains
french All Wool Serge, Repps. M-rino., Delaine-
velveteens Silks, Bonnet and Ribbon velvets Plush
-atin, Ladies' and 0entlcmen's Underwear, and
host Of ether goods, at wonderfully Low prices You
an save money By purchssing Of
BRODHGAD o %
1855 y street, corner 18th street
n: B,-They buy Of first class houses in New Yors
nave the bsY and most fashiOnsbis goods in mar
ket. unH-lm
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EATTANs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY

for sale in various localities by the Ding
gi-is ~ ard walsh, 18th street and penna ave
and ifh cad q streets; = Calvert FORD. 1905 Pa
svenue; Chri-tiani Bros 7th AID N sweets N W
Il a. BscUD. IA and y streets, Island; J ID u - IN
nell. sth street. Navy Yard: q W Cropley. II
BriGse street. GeCrgetowu and At the Depot, 81 AM
trial mn ~
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4U4 I'D. ii. GREGORY & CO. 4U4
Have opened Store for the sale OF
STOTES. KANGES AND FURNACES.
We .lso manufacture TIN and SHEET IRON
IhsTIkGs and BRICKS k@p. n hand FOR THE
kEPAIklhG VI STOVES, RANGES and TUR-
Having secured the services Of Mr. JOSEPH
HffFLEf. he would be pleased to his friends
and cust' mers at lhe above place.
deao-Im ED. IL GREGORY q GO.
IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF TuE DIS
L Tk1Cr Or COLI MBIA,
Holding SPIRAL Term. December eth, 1870
In the case Of ADDIg MUNsOS, admini-tr,-
nixw sef Owen NJ unson, deceased, the sdministra-
tIlx aforesaid hss, with the APPRECIATION Of the
supreme Court Of the District Of CoIumbis afore-
said. appointed TU EspAY, the 18th day OF January
a y: isl. for the final settlement and diesrbution
q the personal estate Of said deceased, and Of
the assets IN hand, - far - the same have been
collected ane turned into money: when and where
al the creditors and heirs OF said deceased are mott
Ned 20 attend, With their claims properly vouched,
or they may otherwise By Law be excluded from aii
benent In said deceased estate: provided eopy OF
this order be Published once week for thrss ~.
In the star previous to the said dsv.
Test a. WEBSTER,'
ctSiTN Register Of wills.
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ALEXANDRA, Va. September 10Th, 1870.
DIV. ATthHr NI,taHS-Sir 1 have great pleasure
In 'C-bfy To- the excellence Of your o. ystai Dis
cOysTy for re Hair. Nv back hair IL remark ably
NJ ~ GfbiCk. and become prematureiy grey this
being hereditary Ia eight days resamad its nai-
rral color, Chestnut brown, coiOri. ev ~ hair.
10 our preparation iOr its purity pleasant CdDr
srd freed m from all miner~I and roisoubu. sui
stances, "a well as its other exseileacies 4 will
rec nln'erd u To- my n quautaT ces.
Very respectfully, MISS L.
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GNoTICE-An person. indebted to me are no
lS tined 20 settle their bills by the nrst DAY of
January. b7l or thsy will be refused medical at
tendance fne1 tia1't =. w BEGAN. NJ ID.
~ THE ATTENTION OF THE PCRLIC IL
~ invited TO very large ass" tment II Illus
trsted Epgt.h and American BOOks for the Hsii-
DAYS .f@Sted TO al ages ana tastes. Also, BOOKS
and CA ps, suitable for sunday School Premiums.
wRlIIN6 DESKS, WOkk BOXES, <ATdiiELS,
P.CkkT BOOkS, ALBUMS. orEREUSUOPIC
WE'VE, &c at the lowest prices at my sew store
Nc lo2S 9Th street. above New York avenue.
drh2~ RICHARD BOBERT5.
"UNrIL FURTHER NOTICE NARKEr
~ viii be hell EVER. MORNING the
deD Il hep IA WILLIAMS, Clerk.
NOTCk-DR ROBERT RETBURN HARE
v MOSkD his ONCE to No. 62s street "
Office hours: 10 30 .. m; LIZ. .. m. 81 20 : o
m deO Inn
NILE FOR NEW l.AB.
ICE CREAM
TnG BRrT IN TH9CIT
At Iona Dairy 63T street between 9th and 1th
Al-o beat grades OF OIsIHRS always on hand.
desc n ADAMS COwLtNG.
4Uf I'D. II. GREGORY CO. 4U4
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WA.HIIa1nx- Ansnst kan ls1n

WASH SGToy, August Stu, 1870.
nv Arfhho NaftarS-Dear sIr: 1 do not hesitate
20 cay thar yOur Cry stall discovery deserves to su
p@rc'de All other preparaiOns c aiming 10 restore
he gro sth and color Of the hair. 1 have used il
U~rk row. ara hair has already resuIn- ~ its nat
ural -Lsde, and las ceased falling almost entirely
Cheetiuliy recommend u. br-p -ctfully.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLlDA1 GOODS.
Good Things to Eat
ENDLESS SUPPLY,
ELPHONZO YOUNdS,
GROCER AND + MERCHANT.
MASONIC TEMPLE,
EINrH ANB STREETS.
Another New York steamer arrived this merning,
bringing us an additional supply of
FRESH CHRISTMAS LUXURIES,
and We name in part:
ALMONDS, oil the finest varieties
wALNUTs, new and very choice.
FILBEBTs.
ZANrE CURBANTs
PRUNEs-hnest French, in boxes.
DO. in bulk, at Low rates.
CITRON-best Leshorn.
FREHCH FRUITS, in syrup. Put up in glass
bottles with ground glass stoppers-somsthiAs or
nsmental and delicious.
SYRUPS. All the finest brands that can be pro-
duced, inc uding Stewart . and Mollerts.
SWEET CIDER; only % barrels lsft-ths richest
in this city.
GENUINE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSEs
GOSHEN BUTTER-J0 packages on hand
CANNED FBUIT and VEGETABLES. in end
less supply.
MINCE MEAT-far superior to Atnor.'a And
Fisher s. and not spoiled with poor tchtsky.
And Thorsaad nad On. other desirable article.
suitable for Holidays. Call and see.
ELPF1ONZO YOUNGS
0ROOER AND MERCHANT,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
de0 Gre AND STREETS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-30

bEPAR NENr or STATE
VASE IsGTor, u. C.. December 2S.k. 1870. {
Information ha- been received At this Department
from mr. o. Long the Consul OF the Uuite,
Ss.'es at PsIsms, Of the death, on the 9th of No
yemh-r. $50, on hNsrd Of b steamship IN ,ntsna
Of Albert NoZ r, and ths 2afh of Novem ber $50
on beard OF the eamshlp inchester, IN the Dor
o. Panama Of Charles ParmelAe, seaman
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-10
Executive Department.,

STATE TREASURY, OFFICE,
CoLUafD1A. s. c., Dec ember 1, 1870.
NHHE Interest falling dne on the Coupon
Il Bonds Of the State of South Carolina
to TO- the 1st of January, 1871, will be paid in
GoLD, on and after. that date, at the Office of
State, No. 9 Nassau street, New York, and nt
Tho interest falling due on the Registered
paid in. GOLD, OH aud AFTER that date, at the
Treasury Office only. = -
NILES G.. PARKER
Treasurer State South Carolina.
Dec z limo