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Rhine Wines and Chamnaene

Rhine Wines and Champagne.
pAhT!CULAR attention is called TO the fol-
Il loving list OF genuine IMPORTED
Lorzweilcr,
Lanbenheimer.
Niersteimer,
Dcldeeheimer,
Hochheimer,
Rudesheimer
Marcobrunner,
Haut Sauterne,
Moet Il Chandon's Champa gnes.
Verzenay, quarts and pints,
Dry Imperial, quarts and pintA.
Sparkling Aoselle, Muscatcl.
ALSO,
dor. '' " "'''' 0'''o
Cordials Curacao and Marasquno.
Beng Importers agent for sale OF these
goods, can offer them at low rates. and rua :.
rantee thoir genuineness.
Feb5 GEORGE sYaIMERs.
State of South Carolina---Richland Co.
IN THE COURT OF PROEATE
by Hm'am H"tson IPigg, Judge of Probate in
WHEREAS, Geo. Higgins hath applied To
w me Tor letters of administration ON the
estate OF MARY BRENAN, late OF Richland
deceased. These are, therefore, to oite and
admonish all and singular the kindred and
creditors OF the said deceased, to be and ap-
pear before me, at a Court of Probate for the
sad County, to be holden at Columbia, on the
l4th day of February, 1870, at 10 o'clock A. III.
to snow cause, II any, why tho said adminis
stratlon should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
court: tnis Slst day OF January. A. D. 1870,
and in the ninety-fourth year OF Aroerican n
WILLIAM HUTSON wIGG.
rep lO Judge OF Probate
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Sundr1es.
R0 BONES SOAP and CANDLES.
~ 1000 lbs. Bacon Sides, Shoulders and
Hams. >'
Coffee, Sugar, Mackerel, &c.
100 barrels Flour.
Iron and Steel, Plows and Plow Irons. Cur-
riage Materials &c., &c.
Our prices are always adjusted to meet the
lowest figures in the market.
Feb 2 LOWRANCE & CO.
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For Sale or Rent,

ID ONE of the most elegant RESIDENCES
E:;1 in the city. Sale preferred, to change in
Avestment. Terms easy. Apply to
POPE HASKELL, Attorneys at Law,
Feb 5 Scott's Rangc. Main Street
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Patent Magic Powder.

II 11 y ~ h N u q T U u D IL
JUST RECEIVED
HENUlNE imported Dutch CURACOA.
" Genuine imported Swiss Absynthe.
Genuine imported Champagne-(To order.)
Consular Seal, Rodcuir Cabinet.
Crcmo D'Bouzy, Dry Verzenay.
ALSO,
cask Gordon Sherry, guaranteed
cask Hennessey Brandy, guaranteed.
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St. Valentines 8 Day 10 Coming.
NALL st BRYAN & lEoCARTERfS Bockstore
Sentimental VALENTINES, 1000 for sale.
CGll early, at BRYAN & MoCARTER'S.
Feb

=, Notice e 49,
"A LII parsons indebted TO the undersigned,
on or before the 25th instant, or their &C.
counts will be placed in the hands Of an attor-
ney for collection; and all holding claims will
present them at once. s. II. SPENCER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-16

From the utterances OF the press IL yould
seem that Napoleon win have to encounter the
public opinion Of the world as well as the arms
of Prussia The English press, go far as heard
from, throws the blame for the rupture upon
him; and the press OF this country, with great
nnanimity, express the same views.
The New York Zines says that Napoleon d.
mands concessions OF Prussia which a first-class
Power cannot make.
The Tribune says that Napoleon now stands
before the world in the attitude of a man who
having first threatened war for an inadequate
cause, finds even that weak cause taken away
from him, and then exclaims, 4" Never mind;
will fight any howl"
The Herald holds that Prussia has committed
no offence, and France il simply intolerably ar
Togant in asking Prussia to bind herself for the
future in the matter Of the Spanish throne"
The Post asserts that sin this war Napoleon
represents past Of crime and a future Of des-
potism-"
The Commercial says 1.-THE arrogance ofthe
French Emperor, and no justifisble cause, Is the
real ground of these hostilities."
And this IL the tone OF nearly all our ex-
changes But, if Napoleon has the heaviest
batteries, the best soldiers, and the most endur-
ance he can perhaps get on with public opinion
against him. In the late war OF the rebellion we
had the adverse opinion of pretty much ALI
Europe, but it did not hurt US much.
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The entire loan of ESQ 900. in sterling bonds
lately put upon the London market throusb
Messrs. Barring Bros. & Co., by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, was taken in a
single day. The bonds are for Zoo each. be.r-
ing interest from Sept 1, 1870, at the rate of Al
per cent, payable By half-yearly dividend war
rants in London The principal is redeemahls
March l. 1885, and sinking fund of two per
cent per annum, with interest accruing from
Accommodations, is to be applied annually to
buying up the bonds, If not above par; but
should the price be above par, the amount l. 10
be invested in other securities for account OF
the sinking fund.
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The session OF Congress Just Closed.

The Senate and House Of Representates adj
journed sins die at 8 o'clock last evening, thus
Closing the second session of the Forty-frst Con-
gress- The session just closed witnessed the
hnal adoption of the fifteenth amendment to
the constitution, and the proclamation which
made it part of the Law OF the land and
a law was passed to give 1t effect The finance
question one of the most intricate and per-
picking OF the session, and as usual nearly every
Senator and Representative had his own pet theo-
~. Congress devised a schedule OF taxation which
Il intended to raise sufficient revenue for the
support Of the government, pay the accruing in
ferest upon the debt, and discharge SO much of
the principal as viii give assurance of its ulti-
mate extinction, and at the same time silence
the clamors of those who complain of oyer-tax-
alton by lowering the rates in some instances,
And abolishing them entirely in Others
Of course this, like most compromise measures,
docs not give general satisfaction, but would
any bill? The same may be said Of the revised
tariff bill, which satisfies neither Free Traders
nor Protectionists, but II would have been hard
for any body Of men Of such diverse views to
frame better bill, and carry it through. 1t is
easy to criticise and to blame; not so easy to
devise measure which win satisfy everybody
The bill to amend the naturalization laws is one
of the most important measures passed at the
ISL
VIII go far towards preventing the frauds in
the naturalization of persons OF foreign birth
that have for years been q disgrace to our DO
litical system.
vi the sins ofomission charged upon Congress.
tne failure to recognize Cuban Independent nee Is
the one most talked of; but these are questions
OF international law that rise above spread-eagie
Exclamation; and the policy recommended by
PRESIDENT Grant and adopted by Congress,
which refuses to commit the United States to
principle against which the government has
always heretofore protested, and the adoption of
which may leadto very awkward complications,
has its friends and advocates also, among those
who do not wish us 70 rush into a foreign war
oirectly after our recent exhausting struggle.
HE rejection of the San Domingo treaty BY the
Senate Is now beginning to be spoken OF, as an
error, in view Of the European war which NAV
make foothold in the West Indies, very desira-
Bile for US.
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THE TREASURY RoBBERY-In the case of
Charles Merriam, charged with having in his
possession some Of the bills recently stolen from
the United States Treasury, Commissioner
Osborn gave his decision on Thursday. He held
that Merriam could not be held on the charge
of receiving stolen goods unless 1t is shown that
the bills had been received In some place within
the exclusive Jurisdiction OF the United States
VI this the Government failed to adduce any
prisoner; but inasmuch as Merriam had been
found with stolen property in his possession, he
would hold him until he satisfactorily establish
Cd his innocence Of having stolen it--N. =.
Tribune.
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stock Report.

By Bo,krs', BrOks,s' and Commercial T.Lsraph 7
Lewis johnson Co., quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets follows:
Nsw foRk, july l6.-First Boari-U. 8. Sc, 1881,
pom lO9; ss. 1855. coupon, zoe 5eO-, new, 1868,
coupon losS 2s 1867 coupon, l0Ss; sos 1858,
Mar s.: de. So Canton, 8; csnbsrr:
land, IS; W. Union Telegraph, 41E; Quicksil
yer, =; Pacific Mail, 70; B2ston Water Power
E,S; Adams Express; e6's Wells, Fargo = co ,,
States Express. IS; Merchants Union EXP, -;
New York Central and Hudson, s61s; do. do. Scrip,
Sl4 Erie. US; do. pd. 45; Harlem, l351z; Harlem
P.sfd' 49, BEADING, 81 Michigan Central lls,,;
linois Central, ls: Cleveland and Pittsburg,
49, HSs: Northwest, Sh; Northwest, grefd, 81;
Central, lo7: Rock Island, nlx; Milwaukie 4
81 Paul. So Mifwankie st: Paul pfd, 49,; Wabash
and Western, 5lss; Wabash h Western. pfd, =; Fort
wayne, IS; Alton and Tsrre Hsnts. 81; Alton
ton Ii6; Chicago Alton, prefd, Ii6,k; Ohio
mississiPIi Certificates, Asz; Tennessee State ss
State SIS, old, 67s; North Carolina SIS. old, 5Ol1
DO, new, 01s; Missouri Sc, 81. Gold, ll6'<allSz
MARKET stronger. IL = L y :
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CALIFORNIA Is destined to add tea to the long
list OF productions that her soil and climate Is
capable OF producing. The foothills can
produce the tea tree, and the experiment of
Herr Schne1l at his plantation In Ell Dorado
county, on the red hills near Gold Hill, in
success, and the first crop Of tea has been drunk
and pronounced by good judges to be fully
equal, If not superior to the best teas imported
HIS plantation 10 In excellent order, and numer-
ous Japanese plants are thriving finely, and his
JaPs are well pleased with the country, and are
industrious and frugal, and this experiment. will
prove the long neglected foothills to be the most
desirable lands in the state.
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LEE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
y,saa Edaedtionoi Conreafion.-The Resolution
W.rrsn,e INTO the Teachers Convention in
'ss,n eneon, Va, Thursday night, that this asso-
n nr,n. the introduction OF the Bible
~as taS,san a. s.scondary schools as a text
pied appointing q comm,,,a. ,e o wAs
Eehgious instruction should be ytven IN NV NV.
mary and secondary schools 81 Ti 10 tne
. Ne various reports read were discn..sI,h MA:
length winchester, Va, was agreed unoa =.
the place for the next annual meeting.
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CHiNEsE LABoRERs FOR SOUTHERN RAIL
EoADe.-Five hundred Chinese laborers arrived
al Chattanooga, Tenn, yesterday. They are
the nrst instalment OF two thousand who are to
De employed on the Alabama and Chattanooga
ROAD 1t Is stated BY the Lynchburg (ya.) Nsrs
'ns' The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
faDy intend employing Immediately one thou
.no ohinese to work on the construction of
mar road They are induced to take this step,
saio' because the eolored laborsrs have len,
aho are sui leaving, The road in large numbers.
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We earnestly invite the attention of our citi-
zens to the article in another column, in which
some OF our prominent business men set forth
the advantages which viii accrue to this Dis
frict from the construction of the proposed
Piedmont and Potomac Railroad. 1t il unueces-
sary to urge at this day the great Importance of
IN increase Of our railroad facilities for that s
matter well understood by every one inter-
ested in the welfare Of the District; but of the
various connections recently proposed, this
strikes US as being one of the most advan-
fageous in every respect which has 50
lar been projected. Starting from the
Potomac in this vicinity, it is to run
through the richest and most fertile section of
The Old Dominion-the valley of the Shenan-
hoah-tapping those great works of internal
Improvement, the Chesapeake and Ohio and the
Virginia and Tennessee railroads. This would
put us In direct connection with the great agri-
cultural and mining regions of Virginia and
West Virginia, besides greatly shortening travel
10 the South and Southwest. This road will not
only bring us produce, but purchasers for our
merchandise, and, with the other connections
now projected and under way, the rapid deysl-
ppment Of our business interests will surely
follow.
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SARATOGA RAcEs.-The first race YESTERDAY.
steepie chase, $500 to the winner and s2O0 to the
second horse, was won by Oysterman, Jr. beat
ing Lobelia second, and BOhannan third; time.
IA. The second race, for purse of 5000, tx
miles, was won easily by Gen. Duke In 310X,
beating Banshee, Legatee, Climax and others.
the third race, three-quarters Of a mile, for All
ages, was won by Morris Eclipse colt. The
horse Metarie broke his back by fan in the
race yesterday, and has been killed. His rider
broke rib, portion of which entered his
lung. He is not expected to recover. -
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81 PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have The STAR mailed to their address by
ordering the same at the Office. Terms 80 cents
Per month ... -.-
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SUITS AGAINST BRIGHAM YoUNa.-In the
United States district court In Salt Lake YES
to-day, in the suits Of Godbe and others arsins,
brigham Young as trustee OF the Church OF
''esus Christ Latter Day Saints, for SO 600
with four years interest, the Jury gave iudo-
Lent for the plaintiffs. This Is the first sui,
against Brigham Young, and others are pend
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LYNcH Law IN TENNZssKE.-A negro man.
fined in jail at Franklin, Tenn, charged
b committing an outrage on white woman,
3 taken out of Jail Thursday night by a party
D disguised men and hanged.
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resolution has been introduced I'm the Geor-
ga senate declaring Bradley, colored. Ineligible
10 seat IN the Senate from the first district n
was made the special order for wsdne.d.v nav,
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me- RoAChEs, RATS AND 1e7C.

NAIRNS EFFECTUAL yERMIu po,,..- =
infalhbly destroy these Pests, and IL psSfscSa w
TO use. NO other preparation for the PURGE ~
been 90 extensively or successfully used IN this c
Price % cents Der box. Sold, vholesais ana y
tail. by oIOTT CO., opposite Hstiopal Hotel "a
bv Druggists generally. myVSS
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A MAN in Ohio recently killed thirteen thou
sand seven hundred and eighty-four smakes In
twenty acres Of woods, on his farm, and he saws
mere are three times as many left. He IL irving
20 rent ont the woods for picnic parties and
the neighborhood have hardly any enthusiasm
for the place. They say they don't object TO a
snake or two here and there; but when there are
likely to be too much sociability.
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British Columbia is to vote i'm September
federation" with the Canadian Dominion.
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n@OFFlOE sEC'Y BOARD OF health,
uS WASHINGTON, ID. c., July Ii, $50.
After this date the cffice Of Secretary Board of
Health will be at No. 466 street northwest, Boom
No. s..
excepted) from 10 to III O.. m.
jylSu y. NJ. STRINGFIELD, NJ D. Sect
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rLEvY COURT,
US WASHINGTON COUNTY, d. G

oHDrsAscK OF TIE LEVY CovEr OF THE COUNTY
Be q ordained ~ rs< tsry C6syt q ths Cox.ty Of
shall sell furnish liquor or Intoxicating drink Of
Ss sosr e IL. or
Msshns ton shall upon ceayietion thereof before
% m f .hs in L. b
And % ifJgrthe, ordaised, That any public prosti
tnte or any female who shall incie to lewd or las
in any manner engage in immoral practices within
said county, shal, upon conviction thereof before
ne of one hundred dollars, and in dafaDt r. RH re
payment thereof shall be imprisoned in the District
Passed July Il, 1870.
Test NICHOLAS CALLAN. clsrR. fRs Tei'G 1sIsst
n~HALLy HAIR RENIWHR --...-.7o.
Ko1tso@sryS BsGrstsS Hr. Allen: GS:v EsHs:,
md :. a.i sI 5i;!s Stb 81. A kAisk1,
s. os @ssSssa. s.1 Family u's sS
Aysr1 sss,.Isriila and Cherry Peetoral-....-..sse
hsinSeds b1sSo and II
Hss Dye ssS BIZ ssa
ISSs fs1.ss very large sssoii.sas.
n.seole IAN and IsiTdS Bloom -.:-.....sSs
Bernstts Coeosins and Ksil = .ss
schenck' Tonic and Pulmonic Syrup... a .9S
Cslg.ssS soaps, al kinds, rstailsd ct wholesale
wfncheSterb HyDophosDhitsA --....-eSc
BroynI r; y.naica
tel a: Hock end Clares. So
De JopGh Cod Liver on, (gsnuin IS
TRIHcH BRANYT. HOLLAND GIN, RUI, &C.,
all y.rrsnted pure, end q owest rates.
city which viii sen at . pm cent less than regu-
lar prices, - imported end dousssic Perfmsry,
Nail Infant, showing, and Hat Brsshes, DRESSING
sn.s ios t sssS &S%S; IN ,sss vArsy. Prepare
,,enssr nneh enlarged my store, VIII give par.
PreecriVttons ana BsmiiT All - am
Tsrrsnted fresh Ana S,Ha rates, and every article
anal, ARrRCn hArfAHs, pruesist, b. 4
Oorner ID and y street, W
Ne ROAChEs, RATE Ann S.,-,.------
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- BsOLUTE Divorces lesally obtained In N York,
Ipdiah Illinois and other States. for persons from
any State or country. legal eyerywhere; deserton,
drunkenness, sup port, etc, sufhcent cause;
publicity: charge until divorce obtained Advice
Tree: Business established fifteen years. Address,
HOUSE, Attorney, No. rs Nassau stree, Nsw
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0@PERsONs LIVING IN THE NORTHERN
N DISTRICT OF THE FIFTH WARD are
Informed that orders to Scavengers may be LETT at
the following places, where there boxes:-J ohm
y Meara, 165 Pennsy aniA avenue; Geo T. Bas
sen, corner ID and streets east; VIM. n. STAN
ford, corner Sd street and Maryland avenue. Also,
at corner I'd and b streets north.
JyH3t' JNO. u. WHITE
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BOARDING.

MYERS HOTEL-First class hotel BOARD and
~ newly furnished front rooms, opening foe
serandas, $50 per month. jyl2 St"
u OOMS AND BOARD, new houses, with all
IL modern nveDiences and free from dust, with
New England board. At 1882 COrcoran street, bet.
z and and l4th and 18th. Jyl2
L'IRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
u FRONT ROOMS, to be Had on reasonable terms
1901, cor. Psnnsylvania avenue and 18th street
Good location and accessible. mh7s-ly
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REAL HAIR SWITCHES and OHATELAINE
BRAIDS, with q large variety of IMITATION
selling very low, at .. HELLER'S, IT'S Market
Space jel3- I'm
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ToCoNTBAoToRsANDB BRIDGE BUILDERS
j am now prepared to furnish PILES, RAIL
hoAD TIES, and HEAVY TIMBEB of every de.
cription at the shortest notice, cheap for cash
Address, ST, SUIT, Silver Hill. Md,
or call at Browring 4 Middleton's
~ ID I'm IChron. and Repl q - =.
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LADIES WALKING SUITS, EMBROIDERIRs
uNpER GARMENTS, selling very low at 3. Hell.
LERS, us Market Space.
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PROFESSIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.

EpUCAII0N FOR YOUNG MEN-WILLIp.
- TON SEMINARY having received from IT.
iounder, Hon. y. Williston, an endowment Of 025o.
9o offers the very best advantages 70 students de-
string . thorough preparation for business or foy
admission to Classical College. Board At cost and
tuition free to the INDECENT. For Catalogue aidres
The PRINCIPAL. MARSHALL HENsHAw, East
u.nIPton, Aese. Jyl5-4t
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Best wHALEBoNE CoRsETs, from rs cents to
LERs, tbs Market Space.
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TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscribers
have obtained from the Supreme Court of the
ts na q sdHinissrssop on the personal estate Of
aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against this said deceased hereby warned TO ex.
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day of July NEXT
they may otherS3ise by law be excluded from ali
benefit Of the said estate. Given under our bands
this 18th day of July, 1870 - '
ISABELLA Iher mark l.. CAMERON
JOHN l.. CAMERON,
lyle s.3wr Administrators
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In various Styles, with all the i'm proyemeos- "a
Low Prices, and packed In strong boxes. SEM
anywhere by express, delivered 20 any mart Of "a.
city, Orders by mail promptly and properly eHs-
The union Democrat., 1870-04-30

It is q mistaken idea that the large valleys
and plains of California are the only localities
in tue State where agriculture can be made
profitable. The fact is. that from the very
western verge of the foothills, even up to the
line where placer mining ceases to be vaua-
BILE, there is scarcely square mile of terrific
~ where some branches Of farming may not
he pro6tably carried on. OF course, the
moantain lands should he judicicasly set
apart For such culture as their soil, topogra-
ply and market facilities more particularly
adapt them for. Grain, vegetables, fruits,
grapes. the mulberry, corr, sorghum, hops,
the sugar beet, the poppy and tea may all
6nd place for extended and profitable cul-
ture and asteady market, provided jujicious
encouragement is extended 10 all the other
resources hereinafter enumerated.
There are numerous valleys in everv conn
" in the State where the dairy business-thc
making Of butter and cheese-for the best
market in the world, can be proftably carri-
cd on. Some of shcse valleys are already
thus occupied, and we hare vet to learn of
the first Instance of failure, where toe husi-
ness has heen judici6usly managed. These
valleys afford the best and most nutricious
natural grasses, and abundant opportunities
for raising roots to feed in connection with
hay. when the grasses fail in the dry season,
CT when. in the higher localities, the ground
is covered with snow in the winter.
Irrigation is much less needed there than
in the valleys, and when needed is much
more easily and cheaply obtained. The
Crane when once brought into full bearing,
in the mountains, nerer needs irrigation, and
experience has fully proven that the best