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COTTON FACTORY
FOR SALE,
-oR-
t-g egge l lLsaa fo st
Exchange for City Property.
,Eonso4
BAY SPRINGS COTTON MILLS,
The Finest Water Power h ths South.

THE machinery Is ali new and now In sue
cessful operation. This valuable prop
erty is situsted in the southern portion o.
PfshOminRo ounty Miss. tTsnty-hye miles
south OF 1uka, on the stage road leading 70
Fulton and Aberdeen. - T
DESCRIPTION OF -PRoPERTY:
Eight hundred acres Of land, covered with
ene timber, one large frame fa~ctory-houses
So By a. feet, 5z stories, and $40 spindies one
large roomy store-house, with goed cellars;
one large frame carpenter shopS large
blacksmith shop; one barge ~cotton-ahed and
wool-carder; I'VE double houses Tor opere-
tfves, passage between; four sin gle houses,
with ahed attached: four single 40 uses, with
out sheds; one large mill-house. with corn
and wheat mill; one large ~gin-hOuses ono
eaWmiu,s with new circular saw besides
-dwellinR-houses, stables, cltes. etc. -
A large, bold and never-failing stream Of
water passing through . natural rock anal
the LETT baak thirty feet n the right bank
twenty-five aeet high, OF solid Fock. The bed
OF bottom fs also solid rock; in fncb, IT. lis q
solid rock canal, with capacity 10 drive four
to ten Thousand splnaies; IN a bealthy local.
itv. with good road 10 IaRa; q splendid or
chard OF about three hundred choice apple
trees. and q nne peach orchard. -
Here Is & splendid opening for capitalists
70 invest In the dnest waller poWef In the
south, with all necessary buildings On the
premises. ready built. large enough for spin
ming or weaving. or both, II desired.
~ TERMS LIBKRALs Apply to
DON0HO, JOY CO.,
Real Estate and Emigration Agency,
aus AMadison street. Memphis, Tenn.
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and resist no wrongi-Are we TO sub.
NIT to all the iniamies of Radicalism,
lest we should be falsely denounced as
aagitasorsv urging arenewal OF strife?
Are none OF the able and noble and
patriotic sons Of the south, who were
unfortunate enough to serve 1t in war.
and who now stand in the front rank
for law and order, to be allowed 70
vindicate common right with their
eloquent voices and influence,
against the men who would keepthe
seas stagnant and putrid for a false
peace sake? Are they to heed no more
the promptings Of patriot hearts, the
advice Of the fathers Of constitutional
liberty, nor the cry which comes to
them from all the ground where its
martyrs lie buried? "For what the
majority of them are to-day they are
indebted TO the war 80 lately ended"
forsOoth. Hear that, We men of learn
ing, intellect and valor of Tennessee,
who unfortunately believed in seces-
sion, went into revolution, and did
not squat behind Federal .bayonets in
Memphis, so as 10 entitle yourselves
to lecture your betters on the subject
of prudence and against agitation
Submission to accomplished facts y
in derogation of the Constitution is
the blacklist treason. When such a;
these have sunk to that, let them b
branded traitors. Until then they
viii rank highest in our annals as con
servators who are most unyieldins
for incorruptible administration. w
know of no class of Southern jour
|, nal" which deserve to rank as "agi
~tators," except for good. And so loni
as the reason exists, and that is tn
motive, agitation should be kept up
The article above quoted will be repub
Ished by the Radical Northern pres
o4ss coming from a Democratic source
y y Oivaa aid and comfort To the enemy
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SPECIAL

A MOST excellent opportunity Is HoW Of
N fered 20 q good business man with 8
small cash capital TO engage in the mercan'
tile business at a point where money can bs
made rapidly. Address
- G. W. BELKNAP, st. Charles, Ark.
i am also agent 10, and have on hand fol
sale, q large quantity OF dne cotton lands.
aua0 dAW - 49, g. w. B.
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PIRATES
SOuthsrn-Made Cotton Gin.

".."ar.H Ha LIZ ....
This Gin runs light on the team, makes g
il good sample, and win pick more lint
nom the same amoun OF seed cotton, and IN
less time, thar any other Gin- Il does not
break the roll nor choke; Is simple i its con-
structiOn, and not liable 20 get out OF order.
Tbs attention of planters Is called TO the
I" Peeler Gin, made by Mr. Pratt expressly
for tho Peeler, Molina, and other varieties OF
long staple cotton.
M. Pratt has made upward OF H,0O Gins
tor India, Egypt, Mexico, Brazil and the
Southern States, which have given general
satisfaction. His Gin took the $50 premium
and diploma at he Shelby County Fs1r al
Memphis, and the $40 premium atthe Georgia
State Fair, at Macon.
It is a good rule TO try al things, and hold
fast to what has been approved answer
the purpose for which IL II made. This IL
claimed for Pratt's Gin, and admitted By
practical planters who have used 1t.
Orders for Gins rom 40 TO 70 saws, ID GUM
Bands, at New York factory prices, promptly
filed. Gins repaired by a skilful Glnwr1ght
Address, Memphis, Tenn, care Of Earring
on q Howell, 26 Front strest,
q. W. TRUEHEART, Agent for
jyl dAw Daniel PrRtt. of Alabama.
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HTndapendents.' Young Democracy
Is now doomed. The peryerse old
democratic fools who tYaddle about
principle and the Consultation viii be
sQuelehed; y and planting his INDIE
pendent banner over the mizzen OF
his sgun-boat'' he commenced dane
ing around it, rs lOuts ana
pumpkins sing and prom
enade around that historic juniper
tree. under which Old Sister Phebe
was so often happy, and which Is al
WAYS brought into requisition, at
try frolics. He pointed to his new
standard, and called on the people to
rallv to its support. But as yet he mas
NOT secured q single volunteers and he
Is now a general without an army
himself the head and front. the van
and rear. the LEFT wing and the right
Of his own formidable host. He gives
his own orders, and himself alone
obeys them. BE brandishes MS
swerd-thst wellwOrn blade 50
stained with Democratic gOre-and
his valiant gestures are all unseen'
lSo the independent" party Is
rotting beside the grave of its brother
liberalism. Now the cry Is 1oE
a Conservative party. We trust these
croakers, GROWERS, or LIBERIA,
/. Conservative-In independents viii MOI
be permitted to interpolate upon The
name of Democracy, which they hate
with intense bitterness. Two yean
ago the Conservative elements OF Ten
. nessee I" accepted the title OF Demo
Gratis, and formally united themselve
. with the Democrats" and there is N
occasion for r~epudiating this actor
and filling the mouths of Democrat
with the mush of Conservatism.
If we are a.national party, let US as
anna one and the same name through
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uSpE undersigned win attend to orders Ior
cscn1d wifoouf drst removing the di1t 2
Ss-l y Pafenfed By N. W. Green. January
Il, 1855, and anirmed 20 him 9g sne supreme
AGRiGGA General Agent for
~ Greer. No. 384 Gayoso House,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-26

Democratic Conventions and the NOM
inees called Democratic candidates.
There are, in fact, but TWO parties In
the United StatrS Radicals. and Dem
ocrats-thOse who trample upon the
Constitution, favor despotism and
Capitalization, and those who sustain
the compact, the rights Of the States,
equality, peace and justice. All in
termcdiate ground is a compromise
between right and wrongs COM
promise which cannot be maintained,
and must be surrendered as the con-
test advances. The Constitution is
the only basis-the terminus Of all
ethical and all just political dedue-
tons from the premises. We have
come TO that point in our domestic
affairs when it is necessary, and ALSO
lutely necessary, to know alike our
friends and our enemies. Parties are
to be known by designations as
much as in time of war. On
the one side is enlist i the
Democracy, and no friend of peace
and the prosperity of the country
viii regard the name as distsstefuL
Democracy wants no addendum in the
a of a name. We know not, nor
care not, under what name others
may fight Rsaicalism; but as to the
APPEAL, it will always be found under
the torn and tatterC1 banner of
Democracy, where the patriots
of the North are now fighting, with
every prospect of success.
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mw Merchants are requested 70 Try my new
A-onaa of MoIaases: .Lafourchet r0n-
chartrain," {" Pointe CoupeeS se9 sn,r az
daanxO warranted PURE and not soa.
ferment
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aaA 20
rss x,assv. a-a tvo m number. s,tuatsd
:. thu uUssr mart o. ne issu, surrounded By
fat ana oovsf.tane a three parts. viz. the An
terror. the rntsr,or. ana ths Exterior.
ina anterior sbsorbs. INFERIOR consists OF
.,.s,a. a. va,na which ssrve AZ q deposit for
the urine and eonvsy Il TO the exterior. The
exterior Is a cOnauesOr, also, terminating in
q single tube. ana called the Urstsr. The
ursssrs ara connected with the bladder.
Ths bladdsri Is composed Of various cover
lnga or tissues, divided into parts. viz: the
Upper. the Lower. the Nervous. and the Mu-
ocus. The upper sxpeIs. the lower retains
Many havs a desire TO urinats without tn
, sbiiitv. Otbers ur,nate without the ability TO
- ~n.n,,v oo.nrw IN cb,,drsn.
\. n..,on. =. INNS, nr,nv, uto
..,a wn,.n are sueaaed IN
.-an.u,o...d ev.vs
.
5 ~. ,..s.. .,n.. ,,.o \. us.,s aware. that
s.,s. .,,..s :. % sura 20
" A. H"H. "
|" a. noa,,v hs.,,n and meutaI mowers
a. opr sa.b and b,ooa ara sapuorted from
,bsas sou,oa.
Corn. an Rzruxs occurring in
81 ~ Io.n.t a .ra,..,,vs NJ the ahova a,seassa
w. ,n .s-.o,s a,soossa a .c,a ssom-
..s and .ns,bv ooners,,o,s
Tzx z4vxr-Tb rravel susues rom neg.
a.. a. ,n,o,sr ,,.atmsn, Of The k,ansvs
"a,
\ axuelIed from the bladder. but allowed to re
\ main; It becomes ssverIsh, and ssdimen
forms. 1t Is nom tAfs deposit that the ston'
Ia formed. and gravel ensues.
DRoPsx Is q collection OF water In SOM
parts Of the body, and bears different names
! according to the parts affected, Wig: wher
:. generally dlnnsed over the body, it is caIls'
Anasarca; when of the abdomen, Asoites
3 when OF the chest. HydOthorax.
rREArxxEr-HeImbold,s highly eoncen
trated compound Extract Buchu is decidedI
ona os the heat remed,ss sor diseases of tn
4 bladder, kidneys, gravel, dropsicaI swelling
Cd rheumatiam and equity affections. Unde
= ,bts had ma bava arvansed pvsuria. or dif
u so,,v g.
.
= Waaeri ssrangury' or hopping oi ~A
Hematuria, or bloody urine; Gout and Rhsr
matism Of ths Kidneys, without any chang
. IN ouapt,tv. but ,pcraaas In color, or dar
- b,rn,v -acommands
sd
ealcareoos oeposiAons' ana All "
largements, as well as pain and infiammi
ton. are reduced. and 1t is taken by me-
woran and .b,,ara, D,ra.,,o1s for use an
O
nave oeA
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rec experiences" rnSSi'iAnS' experimenting =
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advertised consulted Wisnmy iamhy pm
: stefan in regard to using yOur Extract Buch'
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OO11egei
= etasksNlLE. TENNESSEE.

@ EsSFoN, September LIST, 1870, to June Il,
- 1871. Rev. j. B. sHEARER, A. NJ, OF
the gniysrsi.y q xsrSinas' grSs,aeat: etc.
lar. augb
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TIE CITY.

M sIsI1H G. GALLAwAY. FOn1l0A AHS,
4 - seps Esvsr, gssansgelAl
T-T-6rsLE ~and Clty kdite%
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-UwgEWruM ETruU IMbALH ~ INV AA1AC
an early picking season. The scarcity
labor viii compel planters to pick as 500
as the cotton commences to open, in orde
to keen up with their crops; and by th
middle Of September We expect our ri
ceipts viii be better than usual at th
time of year. Prices in the general MAJ
kets are about as they were yesterday
and the demand is light.
ALE AND BEER-Sands' Ale, $40 90 Pc
h~slf-barreL, porter, $II. Lager, per kel
IS 25. Ale, per dozen, SOS Is for quarts
S2G2 % for pints. Porter, do. Guinnes
& Young's Scotch Ale, in pints, ~ 90 Pc
dozen.
BUuDERs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
meut, AGA 50; Louisville cement, 81 I
as. Cape lime, 81 S5G2i Ohio i've
q 80; Utica, 81 70; Alabama, VI 9O92 o
Plaster hair, 81 70 per bale. Fire brick
% 90.
BUrFER-Fair supply. Choice, 26@2SC
Good, 2OG25c; Common, nominal. !
Il BAGaING AND TIEs-Hesvy Bsggini
S01z@S2c, with good demand. Ties, GA
BEASs-DuI at 81 5O92 50 per bushi
for white mixed and navy.
BROOKS AND RECOMMENDATIONS al
steady at $395 per doz. Broomeorn
nominal at SIO09l25 per ton, with fair n
ceiPts.
s. 90; delivered, 81 IS. In a small wa
from store, 81 7595 90.
I CHERsE-Dun and prices nominal.
CoFFEE-Steady. Common TO ehoh
Rio, 20924c.
CorroE YARSs-No. 400, 2O@21c; 50
I7@lsc; 600, l6@I7c; 7GO, lS@l4c.
COfTONsEED AND MoTEs-Cottonsee
on IeYes, {I2, or Sl2 SO delivered at mill
buyer furnishing sacks. Notes, l@4cP
pound.
CANNED GooDs-The market is du
and inactive. Condensed milk, Sl4 90
IA so per csse. Cove oysters, l n, 81 $50
per doZ; ms, g S5@3. Peaches, 81 40
2 rs. Pears, s. so. Tomatoes, 81 4591 .
Cherries, $S@3 25. Pineapples So 90
4 25. Strawberries, s. Is. Brandy Peaene
81 T5@5 90. Brandy Cherries, So 00@8 3
Pickles, half gSlIens 3 DOR - ca aife6
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ferv- aiecfiOns OF the kidneys, ever, neI-
go1saess. chills, diseases Of the skin, lmPo-
rity OF the blood, melancholy or depTesst1 on
~ snir,ts' heartburn, collie, or pains IN me
1sia main IN the head, fever and ague,
d~onsv' boils. pain IN back andl1mDs, astnnaS
s,-1Finelae female affections, and bilious ds-
80 gsneralIv. Prepared only by
II II. EILIN a co,
Druggists, Macon, Ca
} For sale By All Druggists IN Memphis.
Price. 81 by mall 81 d sP1
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SIMM0NS'

MISTAKEN Tor rkeuma'
affected with loss Of
howela IA gsnersl GO:
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LIVER

n1fnful sansaf1on OF having len und0ne
something which ought to have been done.
Often cOmplaining Of weakness, debility and
low spfrita. sometimes some OF the above
attend the disease, nj at other times very
few OF them but the liver is generally the
organ most involved. Cure the liver with
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DLANTERS or merchants designing 20 pur-
II chase Gin Stands viii do well to bear IN
mind that we are Sole Agents for CAR
WEB q cos" IMPROVED C0ETON GINS.
The u~nequaled beauty OF the staple of cotton
Rtnned on these well known Gin Stands, the
usntuc9B OF tue1r scatsia-
creased yield OF lint, and many other acc
knowIedEed Advantages, MAKE them more
l fhaV we're the favorffa. " fy0
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Published every "Wednesday mo1ns
10 subscribers ST q @ayeari % Gus On W.
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/, The OF
Liver Complaint are
'uneasiness and pain
lin the side. Some
times the pain is in
Ithe shoulder, and Is
Ism. The stomach Is
appetite and sickness,
i've, sometimes alter
mating with lax. h
head Is troubled with
pain, and dull, heavy
'~Bensatton, considera-
bile loss Of memory,
-aceompanted with
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A PREPARATIONS OF 70
RANrED to be strictly
no injury 20 any one.
It has been used by
for the last thlrty-nT
NEST reliable, ~efdcHeto'
arati0na eyer offered
taken regnisr.Z and J
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heatlnche, ~jaundice
|~costiveness ,stckhead-
hche, chronic q
Irhea. affections of the
hInddor camn dVsen-
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w.sr.a a.ssa.lra Pave. !. :. .aa.
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DIRECTORS.
eROcERs AND coTTOH FAcTOss.

n. T. ToMLINsOa, Special Agent for
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e. CORRESPONDENCE,

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Hon. ELLIE LEWIS. Judge, P~hf1adelphia.
Hon. R c. GE1EE.Judge, Uniteds states Court
Hon. G. W.WooDwAHDJudge P~hfadeiphia.
Hon. W. A. rOErnR, city Solicitor. Phila-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-05-19
A GREAT OFFER,
HORACE WATERS.

NO. 48l BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
will dispose of One Hundred Pianos, MelO.
deonS and Organs, Of six first class makers, at
extremely low prices for cash duriHgthis month,
OF will take from IS to sos monthly until paid.
New 7 Octave Pianos for $975 and upwards.
New Organs for SIS and upwards TOT Cash
tb l0..lyr
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INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

wv
Hon. j T. HoEE, Pres't Board of Regents.
g y STuRGgs. Sec'y
ALEx MARTIN. D. D.. President, and Profess
Or Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
IN s LYoS, a. NJ Vice President, Profess
OF Of Eng. Literature, aud PrinciP. PrP'y
4 O STEVENS, a. NJ, Professor of AstrOnO'
my and Physics.
lessor Of Mathematics Of Military Tactics. +.
] SrLvENsoN. Am, PHI. D. Professor oil
Chemistry aud Natural History.
FW WonD. Phi, D., Professor Of Ancient and
Modern Languages.
o " M,ILER, A. NJ, Assistant in the Pre-
paratOry Department
Geo NJ HAGASs, Esq, Superintendent OF the
Grounds aud Buildings.
Huou W BRocx. NJ. D., Lecturer on Physiolo'
gy and Hygiene,
Hon. JouS A Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL TERM begins LIST Tuesday in September
WINTER TERM let Monday IN DecemOer'
SpaI,o TERX Sd Tuesday in March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday in June.
TulTroS-Preparatory, $500 per Term of 10
University rai, $500 per Term Of 10
BoARuISG-Not to exceed 81 per week, --
GFsend stamp for Catalogue.
MOrganlowu. W. Va.
Aug. 10, 1869 -lY;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28
Presidents Reception.

The anDourc cement Il made by authority that
Al n O'Clock g. m on Monday, "a or January,
the PresiJent viii receive the members of the
Cabinet and oreigu Ministers.
Atl13O clock a. m, the Judges o. the SUI
preme Cont OF he United States, Senators
and Repr,s e tsfives IN Congress, the Judges OF
.he SuIreH- Court OF The District OF Colu mbis
and OF the g.. ~ Of CLAIMS WILDE received.
At y O'c'rrs. ils officers OF the Army and
navy and lie Marine Corps will be received
At L ,. O'Clock. fLe heads Of bureaus of the
several BeTsr fmrnts viii be received.
Ati245 o'c.oCk. the Associated Soldiers of the
War Of 1872. .II members OF the Oldest Inhabi
tants Association OF the District OF Columbia
Will be received.
The recsI -0n Of citizens will commence At !
O clock p d.. 20 which time the gates of the
Enclosure "! lie oPened,) and viii terminate al
O'Clock 7. a..
Carriages v-l approach the Executive Man
sion by the eastern gate and leave by the west
ern gate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

a New York paper, speaking of the prolific
hair OF the Logan sisters, says" In this age OF
bought and tied on braids and curls, Olive gets
no credit for the thick twisted coil she wears"
Serves her right She has been m sking money
enough lately by lecturing to pay cash for her
hair, and she Oughtn't ask any wig seller to give
her credit for il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28
HOLIDAY GOODS.
NHRIsTMAS LUXURIES
AND
Fine Family Groceries.

Having purchased the stock. fixtures and good
will of the store, II 7h street OF Messrs Burr &
We respectfully call the attention OF he pub
!ioularly our CHRISTMAS LUXuRiEs. Consist
Choice Malaga GRAPES
Imperial LAYER RAISINS for table use,
London LAYER RAiSIss,
LAYER kAisISs IN whole. half and quarter bxs.
suLTANA RAIsINs, seei,ess,
LEGAokN drkdN sSs e. SS2TGspg
Alex EyqGen 9 FhESuH PRuSES' 10
smf hNA fIGS in two, four and six ID. boxes,
ALMONDS PALM Ssrs. FfssEkr s and ESS
Gordon q Dilworth's celebrated PRESERVES.
FRENCH FRUIT in glass.
rranes marabelles: also, great variety of Germ
Jellies Of all kinds Canton Preserved Ginger, al,
more Aimee Meat in glass and wood.
OAkNkD GOODS
shIIver,s White Ii cath Peaches, Do Yellow II aath
do. Do. Tomatoes, Do. spiced Ulams, Fresh Lob
Apple, Green Peas, Mushrooms, French Peas sar
dlnes IN hait and quarter boxes. Gross h Black
wills Pickles, Lea q PERKINS, Worcestershire
Peal, Frear & Co. g Crackers Mackenzie's Ibert
Biscuit, heebler s Cakes aud Crackers.
COFFEE.
Old Liberian Coffee. very fineJ Old Government
Java, CeylOn Java and Rio Coffee green and
CHOCOLATES, BROMA. &C
Legers Chocolate Paste, delightful beverage,
French Chocolate. (sweetD Bakers best Chocolate,
Baker best Broma, Bakers best Cocoa, Baker s
TEAS
Our Teas have been selected with great care and
parties can rely Oh their being of the finest Quaty
SUGARS.
~ Mollers Cut, Crushed, Powdered, Granulated and
SYRUPS AND MOLAsSES
New Orleans Si o auatg
BUTTER, CHEESE, &c.
Bee, Best Geshep Butter, kdam Cheese, Cnoice Factory
George d jenkins MARYLAND Sugar cured Ham.
SMOKED BEEF
No. Mackerel i'm barrels and kits
Tongues and Sounds
Welch's beet Family and all other grades Of Flour
New York Brckwheat "
BRASDiES, WHISTLES, WINES &C
Otard, DUpay Co. Brandy
Pure Scotch Whisky
Old Jamaica Rum.
HnllaEd Gin.
superior Old Pale Sherry Wine
California Wines
Old X 4ker Whisky.
Oin Nectar
fcubger's Scoth Ale.
Hibhs rts Bass
Hilberts Brown Stout.
Pure Apple Cider.
METZGER & RYLES,
4I5 1th street, next 10 Odd fellows' Hall
N. L; METZGER: W II. BYLES
formerly with Browning Middleton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

DEATH OF \ CHRISTIAN observation-disclosures,
Urban, member OF the Catholic Society
known a. " The Christian Brothers." and CON
nected with Rock Hill College, an institution
for boys, AT EljCOtt CITY died at tn ~ pl ace on
Monday AZ the advanced age of - years III
had been a member OF the Society for more
than half century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

TES FEET or SNOW ON THE PLArys-Pas-
senseTs who lett Denver by the Kansas Pacific
railroad on the 9Th instant, only arrived at ST.
Louis last night, having been snow-bound on
the Plains ten days. rhe weather WAS extreme
" cold and the snow drifts ten feet deep Among
the passengers was Ex-Governor Mccormick
delegate 10 Congress from Arizona.