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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-28

CASES BEFORE THE UNITED STATES CoAHIs-
aroSEs,-An examination took place on Saturday
morning, before Commissioner PorteJus, IN wnlcn
Paul Singleton and ]. A. Sasportas were brought
up for interfering with voters at the late elections.
Singleton was committed to Jail to await his trlal'
and sasportas gave ball for his appearance az the
Jauuary term OF the United States Court.
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Meetings This Day.
may occur.

Friendship Lodge, at halt-past T. m.
Ladies, Fuel Society, at 1 P. NJ.
Sr. Andrews Lodge, at P. NJ.
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The MACON AND AUGUSTA RAILRoAD.-Tbe
Augustapapers say that this road is expected to
be thrown open for regular freight and passenger
transportation on Thursday next. Three or four
car loads of cotton are expected to pass over tie
road tomorrow. 1t Is understood that the com
pletion OF the road IS to be signalled by becom-
Ing celebration OF the event under the auspices
OF the South Carolina Railroad and the Charleston
and Aug6sta merchants.
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TIE BLUE RIDGE RArLRoAD.-Secretary
Gailsrd informt the Columbia Phoenix that at
the adjourned annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the Blue Ridge Railroad Company, held on
Friday, at the ofice Of the company, the follew-
ing gentlemen were elected directors: J! W. Har-
rison, James L. Orr, Andrew simonds, william
Gurney, ]. q. jerks, Hardy Solomonsi Geo. W.
waterman. James NJ Allen, F. L. Cardozo.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The court having
adjourned here last Friday, will meet In Columbia
to day. From private source we az, iHlormed
that Judge Bond, United States Circuit Judge for
this circuit, will not attend this sitting OF the
court at Columbia.
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NorlcE.-The valuable business stand, known
as "Jerome P. Chase's store," In the thriving
Town Of Florence is for rent. Address Jerome P.
Chase Florence. S. c. nov28-2s
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By w. Y. LEITCH& r. s. lBRUNS,

Auctfoneers.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF COURT
- In the case OF Ann Amelia Shlngler; Admin.
istratrix, against Emanuel A. ShingerI Wtllsbe
sold on TUESDAY. 29th day OF November instant
at II O'Clock A. n, In front Of the Old Custom
house, -'sE y. -,
All that PLANTATION situate in the County. OF
Charleston, In st. James Goose Greek, On the State
Road, Mil Run Brahch and -Four Hole Swamp,
waters Of Edleto River, measuring and Containing
four thousand acres, according TO q plat0E tho
same made In March, 1s47, by Alfred Sh1lers Depu-
ty Surveyor, and annexed to q grant Of: the. said
tract OF Land, executed 9th day OF March, 1847,
and recorded on the Sd day OF Maj, 1847, In the
Secretary Of States office, In Grant Book I. NO.
8, page $3.50; burting and bounding on Lands Of
John NJ Shingler, John Bel, John Bowman, James
Harley, Alfred Shuler, Lewis e. Conner David
Way, Mellard snd Tharln. se.s.iIstcy @
Terms-One-thrd cash; balance payable In ono
and two years, with interest payable. .ananally,sto
be secured by bond or bonds OF purchaser and
mortgage Of premises. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps. E. WIN. 4AGREY,
noy11-ftu4mtu2 Z 80. isS>2S 500.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Josiah Doar, of the George
town Times Is in our city, and will call on the
merchants on matters connected with his paper.
Miss Laura Keene Is at the Mills House.
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DEArHs.-Mr. James B. Anderson, OF
Georgetown, native of Charleston, died on the
10th instant, in the hfty-third year OF his age
The Rev. M. a. Lance died on his plantation
near Georgetown, on the nth Instant IN the
seventy eighth year OF his age. He was ordained
rector OF St Georges Winyah more than nifty
years ago, ana was good neighbor, hrm friend
and a lust and conscientious man.
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.1SoUEsT.-Coroner Taft held an inquest OF
saturdsy morning over the body OF colored
man, named william Cohen. The deceased had
died suddenly the night before In house In
McBrde,s lane. Upon examination Of the body,
DR.. Raoul gave 1t as his opinion that the death
was caused by an apoplectic ht and the jury re-
tnrned q verdict accordingly.
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Aurtioneers' 1Dripate Gales, 8
By 1LOWNDES & GRIMBAL

GALE FOB PARTITION-THE MILES
y HOUSE, CHARLESTON; 8. 0.s-'s y -
At Private Sale that desirable HOTEL, situate
at the corner OF Queen and Meeting streets, and
known as the MILLS HOUSE. -
The House contains about zone hundred and
sixty (l6o chambers besides parlors, ladies', ordi-
nary. barber suop, bathrooms, water-cloaets,
laundry, steam engine and boiler for driving ma
chi cry and pumps and for heating the house,
and all the convenienres OF q frst-class modern
Hotel. Also, nne cellars and large cisterna.
The building Is very substantial and the tnte.
rIor finely finished The location Is the most desi-
rabe In the city, and the house has always been
q favorite one. --.-.y.,.,
The property is now under LEASE till November
1.1s73, at ten thousand (s1000o) dollars per an
num, rent payable monthly. 49,. .-s.s.,fssgE.
The Lot measures 80 feet more or less on Meet
ing street, by - feet on Queen street, and117
feet on west line. This gives ample yard room
for all purposes OF the Hotel, and for extending
the building II desired.
For terms and further particulars, apply as
above, at5N0. 20 Broad street, n0v28-mws3s =
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, in leather bindings,
holding arty pictures, 75c. and soc. each, at No.
ls1 King street; also at the Hasel street Bazaar.
oc,,o-mtu CHAs G. RICHTER i Co.
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Auction Sales This Day.

R, NJ. Marshall & Brother will sell at IL
o'clock, on Dereefs wharf, wooden buildings, &c.
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SHAWL FLANNEL, now so much in demand.
and all winter dress goods, can be had cheap, for
cash, at Mr.. A. R. Stillman's No. 281 King street.
See his advertisement.
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CHARLESTON CoLLEGE.-The anniversary OF
the Chrestomathic Society Of this college VIII De
celebrated at the College Chapel, this evening
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MEssRs. LOUIS COHEN & Co. advertise new
and cheap goods Of every variety In their line
Read their advertisement.
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BY J. FRASER MATHEWES, *,
Real Estate Broker, No. So Broad Street,
4 PRIVATE SALE y. ss
II PHOSPHATE LANDS OF best quality and
Rice s and Cotton Plantations in all parts Of the
City city Residences, Stores Building Lots and
Farms ~ - y octl2-8M0
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PANTs-Cut, Made and Trimmed at 50 so
per pair, at o. E. & A. ). 'oHsSoN's.
nov2S-mwf
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for fine An-Wool
rrndersh,rts. at S2. nov18-fmw
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The SINGER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
will make splendid holiday present. Easy
terms. State agency No. ls7 King street.
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBUMS, in velvet, 90c. each
Hasel street Bazaar and 16l King street.
oct10-mtu
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GEO. w. WILLY
AuctIoneer. snyannah Ga,

ADMINISTRATORi,s SALE.
IN WIN be sold, on the first TUESDAY fns De-
cember next, before the Courthouse door, In Chat
ham County; between the legal hours Of SALE
The RICE PLANTATION Of the lataa JohnSD.
Mongin, situated on the north bank Of Ge Great
Ogeechee River, in Chatham County, and conHtst.
OF about three hundred acres of Rces sEand; and
seven hundred and eighty y.nine acres Of High Land
more or less. Sold free from all utncumbrance8, -
Sold by order ofthe Court Of Ordinary Of Chatham
County, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors OF
TermsSOne.third cash, one third In six months
and one. third In twelve months, secured by mort.
gage on the premises Purchasers to- pay for pa
peTs and stamps. $500 CHARLES ;N5WES 80
octNrm4 Administrator
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Emily Brown and Sylvia
Donel, arrested for disorderly conduct AMI using
obscene language In Market street, on Friday
night, were brought before the Mayor on Satur-
day morning for trial. The former, as the cause
OF the quarrel, was sent to the House of tsrrec'
ton for thirty days and Sylvia, who acted minor
part, was sentenced to ten days in the same
place.
Sam Middleton, confined for vagrancy, was
sent to the House Of Correction for twenty days.
4 COW, found going at large In Doughty street,
on Friday night, was taken to the statlon.heuse
yard, where it will be delivered to the owner on
Identification.
Three geese recovered from boy raiders, are at
the Guardhouse, to be delivered to the owner.
James Burnett was taken up on Friday nigh,
with a large bag Of stone cotton which he was
trying to sell. He was taken to the Detectives
Office by his capters OGicers Burke and Davis,
where he made clean breast Of it, and acknowl-
edged stealing the Gotten from Mr. Hatg, OF st..
Andrews Parish. There was about seventy five
pounds OF cotton in the bag, valued at IS.
Harry Wilson has been arrested and is In GUS
tody charged with desertion from the ship Can
over.
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SHOES SHOES just received fine assort-
ment OF Boots and Shoes, selected from the best
manufacturers. They are offered at retail, and
at low rates. JOHN CohAANS'
No. ls1 Meeting street, near Market street.
nnv1a-m4
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ByJ. FRASER MATHEWES.

AT. PRIVATE SALE -FOUR PLANTK-
n. TIONs, adjoining each other, belonging to
the Estate OF Logan, known as "Dungtnnon1
t'Berry Hill, ""Chtsom,sn and meyers, q situated
In the forks OF Wlltown and Savannah Roads,
thirteen miles from Charleston, In St. Paul's
Parish, containing about 1900 acres, well adapted
well tImhered. good drainage on Log Bridge and
Wallace's Creeks, and good landing for choonerS
on the latter place. On the place Is large dwell,
Ing and outbulldlngs. The Savannah and Charles,
toa lsallrL ad divides the tract into two equal
parts. 80, s5 .s:sstc :
ALSO .-l- - s;aa95fSSl
The PINE LAND SUMNER SETTLEMENT, near
yuIe.n containing about 600 acres ocrD1-mWs
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SUPREME COURT, COLUMBIA, NOVEMBER 25.-
The case OF Elizabeth F. Pringle and st. julien
Ravenel, ads. George S. Holmes and Alexander
Macbeth, was heard. Mr.. DeSaussure LOT mo-
tton. Mr.. Lori CONTRA Mr.. Memmlnser on same
side. Mr. Simonton In reply.
F6e opinion in the case Of the State e2 rel: AT.
toruey. General, vs. z. Piatt Circuit Judge or the
second Circuit, aud the same vs.. \. G. W. Walker,
sheriff OF Barnweh County, has been died. Man
dalnus grained against N..a. W. Walker, sheriff
Of Rarnwen County. Chief Justice Moses dis
sented. &''rs' s's's'> a.. - =
The following opinions have been fled: W. E.
James and J. J. James vs.. Jack Smith ana Aoa"
Brtstow. Noses @. J. Motion granted.
]. McKeegan vs. D. McSvtney and ex parte
McKeegan; ;fr,. the case OF o'Nenr VS.! SMcKewn.
Wfusrdea. J.. Decree reversed. Dissenting opinion
BY Noses c.J.
]. A. Necly VS.. J. NJ. McFa'lden. Wilar'i, A'J.
Verdict set aside and new trial ordered.
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rREAT SALE 0FYALUALBLE LANDS
(T AT AUCTION.

M re..-e Al AUCrlON.i-.fs s1sstt7ssa51s...
VIII be offered for sale at Auction In Columbia,
on the ;nrst MONDAY In December, In abody or
tracts to suit = ~,
5000 acres valuable LANDS son west bank OF
Wateree River and Spears Greek, ten miles below
Camden, and twenty east OF Columbia, opposite
side OF the river, and within i've miles Of Bcyknb
Depot, on the Camden Branch Railroads The
Charlotte and Columbia Railroad runs within or.
teen miles, and the road being bnflt from Sum.
terville to Columbia within twelve miles, Tne
river navigable all the year round Produce
shipped to the Camden Branch Railroad Bridge,
thence to Wilmington or Charleston. The health
OF the country Is perfect. 1000 acres rich River
and Greek bottoms, producing, finely, Cotton,
Corn, small grain, and especially adapted TO
Stock raising. 500 head ofcattle could be kept
without any feeding, and readily sold onthe
place. 1000 acres Upland Pine Lands, with large
portion or Creek bottoms; 600 acres cleared and
under fence, the balance finely timSered With With
Springs convenient, and Cabins for laborers. Il
Titles perfect Terms made known On day 9.
sale, by addressing E. o. D0BY, Camden, g. o.,
or j. FRASER MATHEWES, Real Estate Agent,
Charleston, ). c., who has Map OF the Lands,
nov24-thmws4 - -
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A New LOT of mercantile Note Paper, FIVE
quires for 5oc at the Hasel street Bazaar and NO.
10, KING street. oct10-mtu
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ATTENTION, ToURIsTs.-Stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. l6l King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noViz
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WATERPROOF BRoGANs.-Just received four
cases of those celebrated Brogans, for winter
wear. Sold by the single pair, by ~
JOHN CoMHINs,
No. 1s1 Meeting street, near the Market
noy1i-nod
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Tay SKATING RINk AND THE TogRNaafSTs,- T.,
Saturday morning was q gala:day in this deiigno'
IN, place of amusement, and early in theday the
tarriug noise OF the rollers told the hurrying
orowsl OF visitors that the sport had commenced.
The scene was exciting and pleasant, and many
who went up .Just to take loos, :" were induced
to Join the hurrying throns as they glided grace
fully around the large hall. Every eSe, lrom tne
toddling schoolboy to the observan. matron' was
there. With numerous througOf young ladies,
their eyes bright and their cheeks flushed with tue
exciting exercise. Long after Il O'Clock was the
hall kept open by the oblging proprietor, and the
time few so quickly that few thought OF stopping
before one. After the ladies had desisted' she
practicing for the tournament began, and anordeo
considerable amusement to the spectators. A
handsome prize will shortly be put up TO De
awarded at the tournament, and all asnran's
should avail themselves OF the opportunity 10
praotlce The hall Is open regularly In the fore
noon, and those who prefer quiet skating can
secure is by coming early this morning =,
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anrtion saIes--future Dars
By A.gC MeGILLIVRAY,

BY A.x c. sMetlllLItRAl3
-. ~ Auct1oneer..l-s. u s:G
HiONRAD. MENsING VS.. H.. HAGER-
" ~ MANN -. 80 -
BY virtue Of an execution against the property
In above case to me- directed win be sold on
MONDAY, uhe'6th day OF December next, at II
o'clock A. NJ, at the northeast corner OF the
Courthouse, -
All the right, title and Interest the defendant
In the following properly to wit: Two HORSES,
two Mich Cows, one Express Wagon, one Double.
horse Buggy, Sets OF Harness, &c, &c.
Levied on and to be sold as the properly OF a.
Hagermann, at the suit Of Conrad Mensing.
Terms cash. e. w. M.'MACKEi,
nOy2I-n3 g. @. @.
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fanrp Sooos, &r.

ALL, BLACK & CO.,
Nos. 565 and 567 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
In closing out their Department OF
GAS FIXTURES,
offer their immense and entire stock OF real Fand
imitation Bronze CHASD ELIERS, Brackets, Hall
Lights, Portable Stands, &C.,
AT LESS THAN THE ACTUAL COST OF MANU-.
FACTURE. -
This Is an opportunity seldom offered to those
about furnishing houses, stores churches, &c.,
for procuring the finest work and newest put
terms at moderate prices.
A large stock Of Pattern Moulds to be sold cheap
to the trade after March /, 1871.
The sale will continue for about three months
jan1S-1yr
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AcorpENrAL DnArH.-Bys.a a private; ,Ietters

ACCIDENTAL DHArH.-Byca Wtyates 'letter
from Greenville, We learn that Mr. Austin B.
Vioksrs, sheriff Of Greenvine County, came to an
accidental death, last Thursday morning, by his
own hand. The fatal accident occurred at his resi-
dence, with no one near but his aged mother, who
was In an adjacent room. The deceased was pre-
pairing and cleansing his pistol, ,.and that Of his
deputy, for use at the hanging OF Andy Hall, to
take place on the following day, when one OF the.
weapons was accidentally discharged. The ball
passed upward and through the head Of Mr. Vick-
ara and lodged in the scalp Just above the left
ear. A jury was summoned, consisting Of we'll
known citizens Of Greenville and after tareful
investigation. verdict was rendered to the ef-
feet that the deceased came to his death from
the accidental discharge Of pistol in his own
hands, Mr. Vickars's books were found to be
all correct and he himself enjoyed an envlable
reputation as an efficient oficer and an upright
man.
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Anrtien sales--9his man.
Anrtion 6aIes--9ntnre Mons.
BY VIM. Mckay,
,aunfioneer

WILL BE SOLD ATll O'CLOCK TUES
w day, 20sh Inst, II not disposed or at private
sale:previously, at 14o Meeting Stree, opposite
Pavilion Hotel ~. ~ g Z =
Two superior octave Rosewood Pianos, intend.
ed for the South Carolina Fair, from g. nrstcaass
firm. established in l846. The Planes guaranteed
for five years, 2es3sS-- noy16~
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THE WoRRELL BURLESoUE OPERA TROUPE.
This troupe, which opens at the Academy OF
Music tonight promises performance 30 rlch
and varied as to compel the admiration and sup
port of the amusement-loving public. The bur-
lesoue for tonight is the "Field Of the Cloth OF
Colds in which the renowned Hernandez and
the famous Leon Brothers will appear. The
dresses and appointments are those used for the
.sams pefr efrornance at the Boston Theatre. All the
members Of the company are nrst-class altlstes.
Sophie worrell who plays the role Oh
Darnsey tonight, Is graceful pretty and has
rich, full voice. North and South, wherever sne
has appeared, she Is known as the Queen OF Bur
lesque. Mr.. Harry Wood, the chaste imperscna-
tor n female characters, will also appear. MIS-
W. P. Sheldon, whom we sll remember, will again
make her bow, to q pleased Charleston puoic'
Miss Eliza Long, Of whom We hear great things
is fascinating and plquante performer. Alto
eether, the company Is declared to De "stun'
nIngn one; equal in all respects, whether OF come
illness or talent, to the exigencies OF the iyrica!
and dramatic situation.
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1O7 HENRY's RETREAT, 107

1O7 HENRY'S RETREAT, 7H
No, 1o7 EAST BAY, ONE DOOR BELOW BROAD
STREET.
l. Restaurant.
2. OYSTERS always fresh on hand.
q. FREE LUNCH from half-past 10 O'CLOCK
a. Mesls at ali hours. Dinner served from II
tO4P. N.
A. The hest IMPORTED WINES, Liquors and
7. onl9 place in town for good genuine Hot
Tom and Jerry.
Give me call. ,,,,eou,rnr
Formerly Barkeeper at the Mills House.
sep28-3mos
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A STRANGERS RECEPTION IN COLUMBIA.
The Savannah papers are indignant, and with
Just cause, over the i'll treatment experienced oy
By Mr.. william Wells, Of that city, at Columbia
8. c., during 8 late visit there. The gentleman
IN question had just registered at the Columnla
Hotel and gone to barber shop, when negro
policeman approached him with the most insult
ing suspicious sld inquiries. Two detectives
came next In the same strain, who followed him
up to his room. In the midst OF the apologies OF
the Mayor, who next appeared, Mr.. Wells was ar.
rested in the public hotel, charged with being a
pickpocket, and confined temporarily In his
ROOM Repeated attempts were here made by
the chief Of police and detective to extort
money from him. each bidding against The other,
until at last the chief constable OF the state came
In and answered for Mr.. Wells appearance. The
wolves, driven from their prey, now slunk on.
leaving him at liberty. 1t is hoped that Ar:
Wells y III make all allowances for the state OF
things at our capital, and not Judge the clti-
.zenAo Columbia BY these nideoua parodies on
what city's ofleials should be.
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orFIcEBs AT MACON, GEORGIA:
WIN. JOHNSTON, President.
WIN. s. HOLT, Vice-President. 3,
GEO, s. OBEAR, Secretary.
CT. MCCAY, Actuary.
JOHN W. BURKE, General Agent.
W. j. MAGILL, Superintendent Agencies.
Recommended by the following gentlemen, who
have examined Its Charter and prospectus:
Col. VIM. JOHNSTON, President Cheaotte, O. q A.
Cen' y WADE Al HAMPTON, Columbia, 8. o.
f1oi. T.. %. CHILDS, President Carolina National
Bank, Columbia, s. Q.
Col. LANES G. GIBBES, Columbia, 8: @: .r
Colonel JAMES B; Rl0N, ,as5S Mnasn9ro'' D.. u
General ROBERT TOO&BS, OF Georgia, &C., &c.
BURDELL BROS. Agents, :.
Corner Broad anu State streets.
T. L. OGIER, M. D., Examining Physician.
apfil mwlyr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-01

PATER HAsGINGs.-when an amat eur at
tempts this kind of domestic decoration, il is
desirable that be should attend to the following
instructors, otherwise the work, when finished
will show blemish and stains. Pumce-stOns
the wall TO remove all irregularities OF surface;
then wash over with size, about one ounce o.
glue 10 a gallon of water, and when dry, tn ,
wall Is ready to receive the paper. The paste
should be well boiled and then passed through a
hair sieve 10 extract the Jumps, a fruitful
source of stains. II the walls are inclined to
show damp, add q little corrosive sublimate to
the paste, to prevent mildew forming on the sur
face of the paper. The most important matter
IL to allow the paper TO be pasted for about ten
minutes before hanging, in order that it may be
well stretched before placed upon the wall.
Stout paper hangings such as the CLOCKS" etc,
require a longer time. II these directions are
attended to, the thiDnest papers will hang with
out crease or Objectionable water stains which
Characterize bad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
American