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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-04

The Two MEN WITH A BURGLARS KIT
4 WRIT Fl HdGedS Corpus for their ReielSe.-
Thomas Williams ana George Anderson, whose
arrest with burg ans tools in their possession
Nas been noicedin The STAR applied to Chief
Justice Cartier fo. writ OF Eabeas cOrprs for
heir re'eese en- the gI0und that there was
nothing against them. A vat we is ued and
made Ieturnable be.o.o Judge 4. u. Olin to-
iay. The writ las directed 20 be served on
Ma!oI A I, Richards, who it was supposed had
tuS't4y 81 the prisoners, but in his absence il
rs .eTseI on Capt. W. q. Brock, who endorsed
~ = to-day that the prisOreTs ar in the cus
cdy of the police court, end rot the Chief OF
Police. IL j. stated tnat Lieut.. johnson h~7
evidence sufficient & .Ge4idy them with the
C'tery of Nr. Bater Smiths house, and
another robbery in the same neighbOrhOod. II
Nill be seen by our report of The proceedings lin
he Police Court to-day that tney were commit
ed tr iaIl.
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TRE FREEDNAN's SAVINGS BANK las de-
cared a dividend. at he rate OF per cent rer
s'nnm' for the four months ending v-mber
~, HatShte after the Zlsf. For the accOnmO-
open (5I' .th street, I'M nine o'cIcrk ON yyed,ss
Gay and Saturday nights.
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RY TH0s. BOWLING, Auet'r. Georset.wn.
TRUSTEES s SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE ON

- By virtue q deed Of trust, bearing date the
III: lei day q october. A. ID, 1854, and recorded
L1eer C. T.. No 90. at foiios ls see, aud st The
sell. Of public auction, in fr n .he premises on
SATURDAY, the 9th Gay CT November, A. D. $50,
at clock m. parts Of Lots Nos. III and 2T3 in
Bealls addition TO Georgetown, with the improve
Uents thereon
The property fronts 60 feet on tire west side NJ
Washington street. and hiss depth of 100 feet ssd
is In proved by fine and eommodious Frame DxeII
ing House and outbuildines, with H. :, dir7 I'M
Eco.
erms OF sale: 5000 cssh, Of which S1p nu,, Re
deposited when the property 10 struck "a and ,he
residue in FIVE days after sale the remainder Of The
purchase money TO be paid in ard years win in.
terest from the day OF sale. to be secured BY iced
OF trust upon the ploperty. Should the terms NOT be
complied with in six days after the day of sale the
deposit TO Be forfeited and the property 20 be r.od
at he risk and cost OF the defauling purchase N
on five day notice in one paper published in she
city Of Washingtou- Conveysncins and stAmps At
the expense Of the purchaser. "
FKED. W. JONES, Trustee.
OCH dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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HRNrLxR has all kinds of thermometers g.!
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MURDER AND SUICyDR By POIsON.-Henry
Miller, of Taylort)wn, Morris county, New
,er.ey, died night before lest from eating food
previously poisODedby his wife. During the ex-
animation OF the body, Mrs. Miller, fearing de-
lection, poi; oned herself and died yesterday
morning. Mrs. Miller was the second wife OF
tue poisoned man. Her con, living in the west
ern part of New York State, visited her last
week, and it is alleged purchased the poison
Officers have gone TO secure his arrest.
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s1They are having tine sleghing at Salt Lake

1Some prodigious bombs, on the way to
Versailles, lately passed through Frankfort.
Those mortars carry one hundred and forty
pounds OF powder, and could easily contain .
small-sized man.
~An Albany undertaken has invented q
CONN which '.tolds down" and exposes the
body at full length, making it appear as IL re-
clinipg on a sofa. 1t is designed to save people
Of weak nerves the shocking sight Of comm
that looks like coffin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-04

THE MARyLAGD OYSTER VESSELS. The
crews OF the captured Maryland oyster vessels
arrived at Norfolk on Tuesday, and took pos
sessIon of their property. This was done in pur-
suapce of the amicable adjustment effected by
Gov Bew lie, of Maj yland, and Gov. Walker, of
Virginia ard the prompt and friendly action Ut
Il c Lt ri. atuzc OF Viz gina.
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HOTELS.
PAINTING. &c.

uENRY STEINBERG,
IL FRESCO PAINTERAND INTERIOR DEC
ORATOR, Shepherd Building, No. 9Os1s Penn ~
vania avenue. au3-stnh
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NEW ARD SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
10 MY FOKMER CUSTuAERS AND TH1
PUBLIC IN Gan EkAL.
Having taken the spacious WAREHOUSE 40e
TENTH STREET, one do1 north OF
Pennsylvania avenue, and oetainel thetsSXY
services OF Mr.. LEWIS BLACkISTON.
formerly with Messrs. j. U. Mcclure 6<xSS
o., where will be found large assortmentsA@
Of New and Second hand FURNITURE AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES of all descriptions.
which will be sold Of prices guarant esd 70 give sats
faction. Repairing, Vanishing, Upnolsierins Snd
isii,% '''en0'' " - '.' Z. BuCHLv.
HEAVY IRON TRAY BARROws.
III For coal dealers, street PAYERS, &c
HEAVY OAK TRAY BARROws,
KESSLER TRAY BARRowS,
CANAL EARBOWS.
/ WHkELBAR2OwS, &C., &C.
|. JOHN A. BAKER,
Agricultural Warehouse.
nCc-eOsw Louisiana ave bet 9th ard 10th s,s
NO PERSON SHOULD PURCHASE ANY
IN other before trying those srperbly-
sweet toned STlEFFs PIANOS. G. l. v6SD
WILD BRO, 400 nth st bet Pa av UNV
sJd st.. sole agents God nee yioliss. with how
slI0: new Guitars, Banlss, FLUTES and Accordeous
only 81. S2.0 and S. Special attention giyer
{" Tuning snd Repairing Pianos and ether inst. I.
menu. apss-tI
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THE PHILADELPHIA CHILD MURDRR.-The
trial Of John Hanlon, charged with the outrage
ard murder of Mary Norman, child six years
of age, has occupied the Criminal Court in
Philadelphia for four DAYS. The prosecution
offered the testimony OF Michael Dunn, q con-
Wet, to whom HanIon had confessed the muir
der while serving out term of Imprisonment
for an Cutra &c o., another child.
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IL the United States Senate, on Thursday
last, Senator Sawyer delivered short but
vigorous speech in opposition to the "filnda-
mental conditions" contained in the House bill
for the admission Of Mississippi. There was
clear and unequlvocal understanding, that II
the people of that State compiled with the
terms of the Reconstruction acts they would
be restored to their original position in the
Union, and Mr.. Sawyer doubted the wisdom
and questioned the policy OF appending new
conditions. &c urged that the newcomers be
treated with cord!ality and confidence, and
asked whether any senator believed that the
statutory provisions of Congress in regard to
the reconstructed States would be allowed to
stand single month after 'our political oppo-
nents shall regain possession of the admins
tration Of the government" Atthe same time
he believed it was better to admit the State,
even with unnecessary restrictions, than to
keep her In her present situation.
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The yenal Congressman.

A responsible gentleman residing in the
district which Benjamin Franklin White
more rlisrepresents in Congress, writes to
TIE News as follows:
81 see that Whittemore is charged with SELL
ing cadet appointment. wish to cumulate
the charges. Whether he sold them or not, |
can prove that he alone, by virtue Of an ar
rangcment made with the delegation from this
State. appointed the collector Of First Collec-
tion District, South Carolina, and the assessor.
That with the collector 1t was condition Of
his appointment, that Whittemore should name
his deputies, although the collector was solely
responsible for their acts. Whether he made
merchandise of these appointments is not pos
lively known. but If he sold cadet appoint
mcnt there can scarcely be doubt that he
sold the appointments of the deputy collectors;
for in this way only can be found reason for
taking away from the principal tho right to ap-
point bis own agents. At all events If any
committee is to investigate the purity of his
character, the collector and his deputies ought
to be examined, and be compelled to disclose
what they know upon the subject. And 1t
would be well for the probe to go deeper still,
and see whether in all the appointments he
has made, down to tho country postmasters,
he has not in fact blcd the country to fill his
own pockets. say 'bled the country be-
cause any mombcr of Congress, sent there to
represent the people, who uses his power only
to fill his own pockets, is in fact Stdbb'ng his
country to the heart, and ought to be expelled
from the position which he disgraces. It'll
the duty of every good citizen 10 take up the
hue and cry and drive him to his den-'
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A correspondent of the Diario de Ia Marina, who
followed the expedition, gives the Spanish losses
In the single engagement OF Imias alone at thirty
11ve killed and wounded. and those Of the insur-
gents during the twelve days at eighty
killed, many wounded and twenty. Eight captured.
The young son OF CeSpedes, reported captured
by General Goyeneche, turned out to be boy
only eight years old, OF the name OF CespcdeS'
son OF fourteenth cousin Of the PRESIDENT. Be-
cause Of this remote connection between the
Cuban chief executive and the little fellow, the
chivarous Spauiards arc valiantly holding the
latter rs q prisoner OF war. Seven engagements
have of late been fought between the Spanish and
Cuban troops, and although the Spaniards, with
their usual presumption, claim to have invariably
the advantage. private advices leave no doubt OF
their having been worsted in three Of the engage
mcutS.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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NOTICES OF Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found.
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able to the order OF the prOprietors OF THE NEWS
or by sending, the money In q registered letter
Address RlORDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
No. 1ls East Fay. Charleston. S. C.
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.A Place in tl,c Fight"

The Orangeburg Ne,cs reviews in o lead
ing article the political plan OF battle marked
out in these columns, and says with honest
emphasis:
s:Thc colored man is voter and will remain
so forever. Whoever rules must rule by his
majority For the sake of our States future,
for our own and our children's chances OF lir-
ing, let us conclliate his vote. Assure him
that he is free forever and will vote forever,
and that he risks none OF these, his newly ac-
CURED and Justly priced rights, by voting with
us. And he will vote with us! Nothing
nothing else can redeem the State"
This is, We need hardly say, thoroughly in
accord with the principles enunciateu by
ourselves, and VIC are glad, indeed, to meet
with so earnest and outspoken on ally. To
our Orangeburg contemporary, under It's
present management, we have always con-
celed the praise due to ability and sincerity.
We have not always been in accord; but our
purpose was, and is, the same, whether "the
s'mourtain has come to Mahomet' or Ma
homet has come to the mountain. And
when our Orangeourg ncighbor suggests
that we are laying down platform not our
own, and modestly claims "a place in the
eight" we make reply, freely and without
reserve: The platform of The CHARLESTON
News is not intended to be the expression OF
the hopes or fears the ambition or the de-
spair, of any man or clique OF men. 1t Is
intended to be, and is, We believe, the ex-
preston of the sincere and earnest opinions
of the voters of the State. There is place
in the fight for our Orangeburg brother
Nay, more There is place for every hon.
est man, for every lover OF good govern
ment, for every hater OF official extravaganza
and corruption, for every citizen who can
rise above the name of party and strike one
mighty blow for justice and equal rights.
Then let us to work. Let US, again quo
TIM from our Orangcburs namesake:
"First WOO and win back the confidence of
the colOred man, by guaranteeing full rccog
milton of his civil rights, and then free him
from the shackles Of the party organizations
that enslavcs his vota. Let us make the effort
Admitting the great truth OF our changed con-
dition, accepting these accomplishments as at
least permitted by Providence, let us find a
high and grand work before us IN OFT new
civilization. Let us do our whole duty to the
colored go. lie Of the State, in their real and
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agriruIture, 6ortirHltnre, ST.
RESH A B RIV A L S.
EUROP PEAN SEE DS.

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. viz: Early
and Large York Cabbage. Early and Late Drum.
head, Fairly and Late Battersen, Early anu Late
Large Flat Dutch, Early May, Early Sugar LOAF,
Early OK Heart and Green Glaze Ganoagss Drum Drum
Curled Kale, Caullnowers, Brocoile. RadLsh, Tur.
nlps, Bects. Carrots, Spinach, Onion Seed, Pars-
nips, Parsley Lceks Lettuce; Thyme, Sage, &c,
Red and White Planting Onions.
FLOWER SEEDS.
Fine Mixed GERANIUMS, soc. per paper; fine
Large Pansy OF Heartsease, Large Double Carna-
,ons, Picotee and Pheasant's Eye Pinks, Mixed
verbena. Double Blood Red Wallaower, Double
Dahla, Larkspurs Sweet William. Coxcombs,
Sweet Mignonette, Sweet Ally ssum, Joseph's Cont.
Princess Feather, China and German ASters.
PriDlrose zinnia, Pctunla. Portunca, Scarlet
Sage PhloX Drummondi, fine, strong ana Vigor'
otIs strawberry Plants two year old Asparagus
Roots, Double Dahllas, DC.
ALSO,
An assortment OF Housekeeping ARTICLES,
Agricultural and Horticultural Implem nts.
For sale by JOHN THOMSON CO..,
No. 2s8 King street, Charleston, 8. O.
fcb22 tuths1mo
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present position, and trust them to respond in
the reclprocation of kindness and good will.
Such an end may be attained by such an effort
Let us make 1t, and If that falls, then may We,
indeed, howl over our ruin.'
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Ncm ]]nblirations.
TOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
CATALOGUE No. 2G.

CATALOGUE No. 2G.
ANCIENT HISTORY OF THE EAST, by Lenor.
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The Andes and the Amazon; or, Across the Con.
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trated. S2
The Pope and the Council, by James. 81 So;
Words In Season: Manual OF Instruction, Com.
fort and Devotion, by h. b. Browning, n. A.
The Star Of Hope and the STAFF of Duty; Tales Of
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Poems Of Childhood, ny Mrs. Browning; oeaut-
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GOOD AND PROFITABLE READING FOR TIE
SEASON OF LENT:
READINGS FOR EVERY DAY IN LENT, complied
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The Lenten Fast; The History, Objects and Proper
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Lentcn Thoughts Med dta,ions OH the Collects,
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The Gonh Report; Morning and Evening Lessons
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Cigars, @obarro, Sc.
nHE CHARL TON
CIGAR HUPA C T o RY:
No. 3l4 KING STREET, CORNER SOCIETY,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Giqars, Gobarro, &r
CIGARS.

CIGARS.
LA CAROLINA, per thousand. 500 90
La Carolina, No. l, per thousand. % 90
La Corona de Espana, per thousand........ % 90
Ell Bouquet per thousand. 50 90
La Candcur small cigars per thousand.... e5 90
Partasas, iIlavana Seed,l per thousand..... 40 90
II. Upmann, (lIavana) per thousand........ 90 oO
Figaro, Genuine Havana,l per thousand.... Is oO
Jenny Lind, (tienune Havana,l per thousand 50 90
As all these Cigars are made under my especial
care and supervision, eau warrant that all Will
smoke well and give satisfaction Ut the prices.
IMPORTED CIGARS OF DIFFERENT GRADES.
LEAF TOBACCO FOR MANUFACTURERS.
havo q largo and well assorted stock of DO.
mcslic and Imported Leaf Tobacco, such as Con-
ncctlcut, PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio Wrappers aud
Filling at all prices. Also, Havana. from filling
at 81 20 upwards to wrappers primal at s. SO per
ENTITY CIGAR BOXES
For Cigar Manufacturers. with labels ready for
packing.
SILK RIBBONS FOE CIGARS AT ALL PRICES.
LARGE STOCK or SMOKING AND CHEWING
TOBACCO AND PIPES.
Merchants and consumers arc respectfully 3D.
lcilcd to call before purchasing elsewhere Salts
faction guaranteed.
All orders from tile country will be promptly
executed. JULIUS MADSES.
fcbl9 stuth3mos
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WJANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of oil kinds, plain
and ornamental, Is executed promptly IN the
neatest style and at the lowest New York prices
OF TIE NEWS Job office. No. 14s EAST BAY. Cau
and examine the scale Of prices before giving your
0rdera elsawhere
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THE BERGER FAMILY
WISS BE l. R / N G e Z 8.
HARPISTS, VOCALISTS, Yl0LINISTS and COR
NET PLAYERS.
For the past three years have constituted the
principal attraction with the PEAK FAMILY, Will
appear as above, assisted by
SOL. SMITH RUSSELL. Humorlst.
A.. J. WHlTCOMB. HarplsL.
Miss MAUD STANLEY. Vocalist.
Professor ]. d. GARDNER, Cornet Soloist.
And GEORGE H. MARSH.
New Songs, Duets. Quartettes, Instrumental
Oyertures, Character VOcallsms, Como Orations,
Violin. Corner aud StatI Bell Solos.
Admission .................s 81
Gallery. oO CeuIS
BR- Doors open at 7; to commence at g. O'Clock.
Seats can be secured In ADVANCE without extra
charge, at HOLMES Book Store, corner King and
Wentworth streets. W. W. FOWLER,
febl76 Agent.
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VTTANTED, A SITUATION AS SUPER
w INTENDENT on Rice Plantation BY one
armed man, who has seven years. experience IN
Rice culture, and good recommendations from hls
former employers Please address W. B. W.,
Charleston 8 C. dec
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Ge Rent.
for Galc.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO
IL PERTY OF any kind may be advertised for
sale In this column at the rate OF % Genus lor
twenty words or less each insertion, paid LII
advance,
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NTANTED, HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part of the city, containing Ave or
SIX rooms with good outbundlngs and water.
Address u. at this ONCE. septS
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WTANTYD, ANURSE. WILL REQUIRE
w Recommendation. Apply to No. 0 Wash
ington street, feb2l Sc
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WANTED, BY TWO LA, LADIES IF s,,!nlrI WITH "a a
winter In Charleston, pleasant BOARD In the
nelghhorhood Of the Battery. Two bedrooms and
q parl0r, or the use OF paror will be needed.
Address IN. P.," Office OF THE NEWS. Jan2s
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PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
( GREAT BARGhlS.-Onc smaA Cylinder TAi-
LOR PRESS in complete rcpuir, IL has been nnt
little used. and Is sold simply because the present
owner has no Use for 1t. The size Of the bed OF
the Press is forty y.four by nfty-eight inches Said
Press will he sold at great bargain If applied for
at once, as the room 1t occupies Is wanted Tor
other purposes. Address Box No. 379i New York
PcStoiicc. sepI-"
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EMPLOYlIEST WANTED BY A YOUNG
Ell MAN of Industrious habits, and with good
references. Wholesale Grocery preferred. Amply
At this Of1lcn teDl2
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MULES! MULES! BIULESl-TNENTY
lyl head OF Prime Broke MULES and q few
CnUlce HORSES. just arrived this morning, ana
will he sold twenty per cent. cheaper than the
same kind OF stock Can he bought In any part OF
this State. Apply to r. ARNOLD, No. 2l9 Meeting
street. cnrner Of John. 1nh22 -
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NTANTED. A GOOD COOK AND
w WASHER. Recommendations required.
Apply at southeast corner Queen and Trapnan-
streets. feI2l
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WJANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN WITH
w best city references. situation as book
Keeper or assistant, or clerk In O commission or
wholesale dry goods house. Address "G,n NEWS
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