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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

NOVELTIES In NECK WEAR, at the Origina
Francs, All It'll street. The cheapest Store il
the city. No branch stores. 3,2,f:
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m yOHNsTOA.
bALTIM0RE LOOK HOSPITAL,
OFFlCk, SOUTH PRKDHRICK sTRRBT.
~ nis extensive practice in the great Hospitals
land, France, Phisdephis and eise~hsre. can oss,
o, m9st certain, speedy and esctus remedy IN the
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENOE.
retSn n sss Il the Bach az Limbs, AZ
f6Ss1sss imPStenoy General Debility. Seryousnsss,
Iing pimness 81 Sigh, or dizziness. Disease Of tSs
Lung. ss SSsei or skn Asctions q ne liver
arising frem Solitary sbits OF Youth zcRSI -
Of the syrens % the Mariners Of uis.. zoe
pnshtlns their most brilliant hopes anticpstoys
rendering marriage, &c, i'm possible.
Especially who have beoSne the victims O, so,,,,r,
Vice, that dreadful aud destructive habit Which So
youns men Of the most exalted talents and brnisss
eins ss, sno ;sht piherwse hsye estranced hs.
$500 70 eostscy the living lyre may cal with fGIl
MARRIAGE.
msr1iass fsT,i fs1Ss nsn
Creative POwer-Imp ) Nervous KxeissStif11.
or sng stSei ssso.e: ss,G1.
dc Who places himself under the care Of Dr. a.
nn9 Tesiensy eSnhde IN his honor as sentr.a
OCEANIC WEAKNESS
sT.9 PIE apa %aITse ssn.y ss,e
Being the drs.a IRON SSs
ensre Now, who that undeYtsnds the subject Vii
ssRs .%a;ssa e sSs
he BAY T .sd sbS .s
M system eeoonss dssansed the Ihycal and msn.
s. :$::S: II; e: e
,AOuR. waRRAHIED II rwo BAYS.
,S1:SSS.: And iufiOas ooaSoands. :SoaId ': ssss
DB. JOHNSTON,
as q sSssss
e S rs A..
sstonishfng cures that were ever known; nany
sssas g sI bee: :. and MS; Is
sounds, bsshfuness, With frequent biushinS. st.
oursd immsdiassiy. 'n nss"eh' OF mind. we're
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
b. improper ndUsence and so osrsc ,sss
which ruin both body and mind, unnttinS f5r sfsb.s
These &c 6. 9. ssd :na
produced by the early habits Of youth, viz: Wesi,
Dimness Of sight. Los. Of Muscular Pouers bsssd
sstion Of the Heart Dyspepsia Nervous Irritsbiii,
MknTALLf.-Thef fearful elects On the mind ara
de-: Sss.sssiSa q seIs 1S2 :.
VIA. Z the cause Of their deciains sssfS. fo.as
siasss Lsyins .insulsr about The eyes.
YOUNG MEN
VINO have injured themselves by Q certain prsctioe
I ndulsed in when alone. habit Frequently learnec
which nightly felt even when asleep, and n pS %
. What e Pity that young man, the hope Of h,s
q sss s q s
Ts 1 R' q
Hsnscf thcs . ecund mind and body ere the ucss
e Is. ..:
hfe become. veary Iisrimase, the pros SGT houfS
ST. ~ e. :s
4 OKRrAIN DISEASE.
be g: sis sss ~. 1872
Ssn ss :.
.iSSs s.r.aS - :ss'i Il IS 10 4:
Grim ass oS TO- NE
seeIhi% Eiains @onth sftsr .Sossh, o. e issS =
YIsinin:ai; @ Sy g. - g sS:. asszi1 pss:os,
hoIId 49,: 2 nae thsI sSIs.r.aes' :ocs = 's a.
i s Ss s :Sss s sSf0ii S:ss:s s
podSs 90 the .hin 6ooS "a sfms. bcsssss On Is:
u rs. sfs en1 IN g IN Srocrsns Win issi
sxful d. become horr object Of commi,s sc
b Ending BIN ths M coup,r9 fo
" 10 Sue 80 T fSssss6r rss9snsn
esftsn. speedy, pleasant and e0ectuAi remedy in tss
OTfICu, eOurH rRrnrprux srRHrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

BUY THB CRLRBRATxD FRANC" COLLARS
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 49, 18th street
Look tor the name. No branch stores. 3,2.l:
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GENTS HALF HOsE. of all the different
grades, in Cotton, Isle, and MeTino, at prices
to suit the most economical, at tire Original
francs, 431 7th street No branch stores. g. 4:
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gINHkOUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WASHINGTON, June 3, lS7O-nooR
m rains between WASHING
ION and NEW YORK aTeA III l1:l q
run ss follows, viz: kETHK ~KS
FOR NEW YORK, triffom caaass ofna,S
Leave daily except Sunday at 800 a. M I2.sS
and 800 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday at : 90 a. N IL 4S
and $40 y. III. '
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York ct 800 .. NJ. and PhiIsde.-
Sleeping care for New York on o. n. train only
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York or
of the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Az
napons and the West. il. WILSON,
Master Of Trsnsportatiou
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 5. KOONTL, Agent, WASHINGTON. iela
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents Fur.
nishines at the Original Francs, 431 eth street
The cheapest Store in the city. Nc branch
stores. 3of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

LENTEN DIET.-COnSiderabls activity pre-
vailed about the river front YESTERDAY by the
hIri'sI on lresh hsh and oysters. Very Few shad
and herring are caught al the fishing shores.
b1t rock and perch are abundant. Inc fish
Houses OF MessTs- Gibson. Nc knight, and Stew
ART are vel stocked with hsh and game for our
markets, and each arrival Of steamers az the
I'm and 6th street whsrves brings large numbers
Ct assorted hsh to Our dealers. The oyster
sioops are closely wedged in about Riley's
BIcm 80 cents 20 - %.
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ADJUSTMENTS, &c.

yational z<a1sy--Iittle Nell, the California
RiamOnf IN Z" ksty Did
waits OpsTG R0sss--''Our American Cousin
Prof Pratt, the Horse Educator, l33 ami E
streets
MAkriter-s Art Gallery, ASS It'll street.
BHlOWs Gallery OF OIL Paintings, 1876 Penn
syIvsniA asenue-New pictures Just received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

BALBRIGeAN bosE for ladies. at the astonisn
ING low price of 20 Cent?, at u. Bsum's Corse
Factory, 40S It'll st.
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uOLLIDGE BKOS.,
suoc sssoRs TO
@toRSE r. LANGLEY a SON,
DEALERS ~
WOOD AND COAL,
would respectfully call the attention Of the rnhiio
T. IL" Tact that they stii hold forth the old stand
sls hAssACHCSkTTs AVENUE.
scrta SIDE, and have sls' opened . Branch YARD
CORNER FIFTH AND y sTREETs
where we keep ever thing in IN fLOT r aud FEED
line. ss well a. " GOD aud sOAL and SIRE PREPARED
60 compete with suy honest dealer AZ " ashincton
Give uss eau before going ei~'wh-fe. mil
COAL WOOD
WOOD COAL
Wesell none but tire bes; quality
LYkENS VALLEY, RED ana WHITE ASH
GOALS.
tll sizes Fhl al orders promptly. OHEaP
Also, Okh. PINE, and HICKORY WOOD.
sawed and split any leugfh IT rze.
Orders ssut by nail promptly attended 20.
once and yard. south side canal, corner 7thst
lsltu WALrER II. MAGLUw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

TBH SRCoSD PRECINCT STATION Housx
4 be offSers OF the second precinct Lieut. John
som are removing their effects from the old
anu allaploated building occupied by them as
station house for the last three years 10 hettar
quarters IN the Boundary Hotel, situated on the
.th street road. opposite the FTeedmep's Hospi-
tzl. Three ne~ cells will be put up tor the ac-
eSmmodation Of prisoners and stabIipg for
twelve horses. 'OA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

ErsICAL--NilsSOn has come and gone. but
lovers Of Classical music are promised another
Iich treat shortly on the return OF Theodore
1bomss orchestra, who viii give two concerts
IN tbs city AZ an early day; and on one evening
Welding 10 the wish OF large number OF our
eluzens, they will give some work Of enc Of the
that purpose one Of Beethoveu's fnest COMPOST
tons. ~~A.f0si
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RY THOs. BOWLING. Auot'r; aeoreet.wn.

Ky THOS. BOWLING, Auot'r; Georgetown.
LARGE AND Extensive SALE OF FINE
g gA6E tsTsINwAf 81 PIANO. &c, AZ HGC
"a On TgEsPAY MORNING tn. 14th
VTTTtceaasyn1 "a In March, D lHi At 10 O'Clock,
between Besii and West street, seners 3.
That sarS g. .o aSI ssa,11. Goods viz;
W R.IasSns sfri Gsam Rep raTlOrs Set
maple and alnut n +. Chamber Set
Bronze Musical CLOCK.
z sets nottingham Lace Curtains and Corniras
Three ply. Ingram and Brussels Carpets.
nTI,n, STAR a. Carpets, stair Bods, &C
ten. foot W slIut Extension Table.
hj, Lounge 1ins s IsSles, MrTE9r: Chairs &C.
Feather Beds, Pillows and B listers.
China, Glassware and Cutlery
Cook stove and Fixtures, nearly new.
lsexton and air tight stove
Ana many other articles, which deem uuncges-
mh6 d TBOs. BOWLING, Auct
II THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN
lIIUESDAY, the 2lst day of March, at the same
mhisIdSN THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r.; Georgetown.
FE6Sxp fkGpE ~ n SSA sG5EdE
A GOOD CHANCE q FSk fRh II & DESIRING
TO GU lN Es i NE LINE BUSINESS
Oh IN
by virtue 81 q deed of trust lated March 18th,
A. u leI0, and recorded in liber 6l3, folios 20
6et seq one OF the land records Of Washing
ton county. District Of Columbia the undersigned
Trustees will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, on TUESDAY, the p st day Of March, A
u loI, at clock .. m. ali those lots or parcels
Of ground lying and being in Aolmead's addition TO
georgetown, district OF Columbia. and known as
Lois numbered 2 "A. and of the private su b.
division Of original lots a. Is and a. In said Hol
mead addition, a. made by the heirs Of VIM. Grew
GId deceased As the sane are described the pat
tor partition Of his estate, the said seven lots CON
stituting the four original lots above named, the
ame being improved by fourt ~ large and we'll built
Lime kins, capable OF burning about 100 barrels OF
Terms OF sale One third cash (of which 800 will
required 70 be paid at the time OF sale and the
balance in three equal payments at s, II and Is
months from the day Of SALE for which the notes of
me purchaser or purchasers will be taken the same
drawing interest from date, and secured By deed Of
trust on the property sold. On the failure eff the
S1rchasef or purchaser. to comply with the terms
retel at his or their rirk ana after Ave days
gonnc notace n some newspaper in the District of
Co!umols All stamps, conyeyaneing and recording
at the purchaser cost:
mild TaOs DoWIiNG. Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

FuNKRAis-YesterdAy,t the remains of Mr..
Jacob kolb were brought from his late resi-
,issce, in Fairfax county, Va, and taken to
odd Fellows Hall, where Oriental Lodge. No,
services having been conducted BY Rev DIR.
fincsel. the corpse was taken to Prospect Hin
and int red with the ceremonies OF the orCar
Chaplain Kattelmann off ciatfpg
The funeral OF the late Thos Pocock twin
died on Saturday from injuries received by the
falling OF q scatfold last week took place from
Lis residence, on Massachusetts avenue near
f2th street, Yesterday afternoon, and was at
tfDded ey Lebanon Lodge OF Masons. The re-
mains we're inferred IL the Congressional Gem
EteIy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

FATAL ACCIDENT TO a BoY.-About o'c,ock
Isst evening, Henry Langley, about II wears or
age, ION OF MT. CHARLES. Langley, resisiing ON
tIand avenue, near 9th street, fell from the
COZ anu fractured his skull. DIR. j. *. RiIey
sas called IN. and pronounced The injury faf Al,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

II TIE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE of tbs N
y Church south, in session a. Salen Va. The
shnssteIe OF AL the travelling elders in the
Rockingham districts were e1smSnsI Sn 81.
passed, each presiding elder representins q his
eCIi 81 pIeepsIiDg NE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

GREAT VARIETY IN Ware SHIRTS Ono, yo
or three pleats-eylet buttons OF studs-open
IN front or in back-all sizes-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 49, 7th street
at Popular Prices. No branch stores. 32l;
GENTS AND LADIES Kid Gloves at 81 f. pair,
81 sizes. A new assortment inst received ct c.
EaUm's Corset Factory. 4O8 eth st.
HBMPLRR has all kinds of thermometers.
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Baptist Missionary Soclesv vsa hsid in r.
ehoreh last evening. The sxsrcises 90 nsistsd on
ssLnFne, resdins Of scriptures, prayer, address
a.. y, hiehards; blackboard exercises. MT.
W Cnosie, Superintendent OF Wesley ChapSi
SUNDAY school, directing; address by M VIZ.
low, reading secretary's aAd treasurer,. ,s,..-s
presentation Of certificates, lSc 'P''''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

mAsoSiS PRKsksrArION.-Atth e commupi-
eAiSn Oh Few Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9, 4. A.
Jewel was prese nted by the members 70 II "
J0cbum. The vi. W. Grand Master on hebsif
Of the donors. deiiyered an eloa aent uressnra
Triately responded. SYN"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13
CHEAT BARGAfNS
IN BOOTS And SHOES,

In Consequence OF closing my entire bust 800
well .selec ted stock Of Ladies', Gents, Gis.esY
and Childrens BOOTS AND SHOES at ~
Gail soon, and get the greatest bargains ever sold
All those indebted to me will please call and
settle their accounts.
mlo-5t" Ii. RDHR, lao Bridge street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13
lNDORSIMEHT or TH1 PRDee

Ia many thousands CURED q this estAbishmses
Dortant surgical operations Derformed oy Dr. yohn-
stea, witnesd b. the rsIorters Of the Sss sne ~
and aeain before the public, besades his standfne
3 es1fle0an q character and resDonnDifny' =
oklu Ul0DA01o oPBBDIb1 Oo1sD 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

ACciDEST.-on Saturday afternoon, a. work.
wen were engaged In making an excavation A.
NE corner OF Virginia avenue and q streets the
sAIh gave " ay and fell, crushing man named
fatrfck Muidroon, breaking two OF his rfsrs ana
q up lone lie was removed 10 his residence. q N
zfth street, between NJ and n streets where his
INJURIES were attic nded 90 BY DIR. Hinss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13
WOOD AND COAL.

EK0kGE T LANGLEY SON
~ HAVE OPENED sEW
WOOD AND GOAL lARn
On 7th street between a. and streets, W,
where they solicit shsrc 4 h. public patnonsSo.
Orders left at enables A LaNGLEIs Gro
cery, southeast corner % Massachusetts and
lOtb streets, prom Pity sitter dso 70 mN o.
(vOAL AND WOOD
DIRECT FROM TIE WHARF
QUANTITY AND QUALITY GUARANrEEp.
- 40 ibs. 2.sO Is.
Boet CHESTk UI.,------.-..-......to 90 161s
Best " HlTE ASH---.------...---- 90 ~
Best REP ASH ,,-,--x-.. 80 s2s
WOOD At propOrttonately low rsfes. Order, re-
eeiyed BY all The prneips Grooery, Drug, StstiOne.
Y and Stove stores thForehout tha
JOshPH 4. RHlMOTR
Main flee. sig 7th street. rppssife prsf slrsge
TO oompete with tons soid Tor rcoss M tArls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

n =.
From and after March LIST, ISL, account will lie
allowed to BUN OVER 80 DAYS. No deviation
from above rule on account Of persons.
m7-lm F. NJ LAZENRy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13
DENTISTRY.
EDUCATIONAL.

A EXPERIENCED TKAOHER, q ersduste
"A g New Eagland college, will receive students IN
rates. Young men will be prepared for any OolIees
Il desired. The best OF references given AppIics
ton may be made TO y. +. HILTON, A. n, Wal
ZACH School Building, Ballantynes Bookstore, On
corner 6th street =. and Penn. avenue dsls-3m-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13

Married persons, sr Young Men oonten plssius
MARRIAGE sware Of Physical Weakne. Loss OF Pra
creative Pcwer-impetency, d Nervous Excitsbti,,.
Palpitstfon, Organic Weakness, Nervous DeLiij,,
or any ether Disqualification, speedily removed
he who places himself undsr the care of Dr A
may reiigiously confide in his opor as ! er,e-.,e
aud confidently RELY upCp ais skill AZ a 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-13
PERSONAL OUTFITS.

RAZAAR.-BsrgAinsi In Ladies', Gents and Oai,.
II dren's UNDERCLOTHlGG may be found \,
wonens Christian Association. Judiciary Squire
All orders promptly and neatly executed Entnnos
on = street, between 9TH and 9Th. poli-tf
THOSE SILK UABRELLA3
reduced 20 SA3. =
10 close them out, q PRINCES Loan 6)los
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-18

The GreciaR Bend.


That monstrous freak OF fashion shsurdlv
called the ''Grecian Bend" is said to have been
suggested by the attitude Of Venus of Nilo. thu
choicest art treasures Of the Louvre, one Of the
few specimens remaining of the best period of
Greek sculptura-s statue, Notwithstanding its
mutilated condition, of incompatible grace and
beauty, and the despair of modern artists. II /.
fact that the statue representedi the goddess IA
inclining slightly forward, and this trifiny n.
cllnation, which was thought to be an essent;al
element of the grace of the figure and attitude.
was made the excuse for the hideous travestv
with which the subservient votaries of fashion
have made rs familiar. It has lust been dis.
covered that the ''Grecian Bend" Of fashion has
not even the merit of carioature of the classic
model; that it is misnomer and . SANDER ND
on the famous statue, which in its original form
gave pretext for such distortion. During the
siege OF Paris the Venus was hidden in a yault
to preserve it from the causualties of war. II
had narrow escape from the flames, but the
damPness OF the situation saved it from that
peril. When the danger was over it was found
to have suffered no damage, except that the
cement, which Joined the body where it had
once been broken, had been soitened, and allowed
1t to fall apart, showing that tho separated sur.
faces had not been accurately fitted together
but the upper part had been tilted forward by
inserting wedges, which were concealed BY the
cement. The famous bend was not given BY the
original artist, but was the work of Q compars.
lively modern and unknown restorer, whose sac
riligeous act has had consequences that he doubt.
less never contemplated Massachusetts Spv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-18
Gisrsilanp.
Literary Oddly.

The Brewers should to Malta 20.
The boobies all to Sicily:
The Quakers to the Friendly Isles,
And furriers TO Chill.
The little, snarling, carolng babes
That break our nightly rest,
Should be packed Oft to Babylon,
To lap-and or to Brest.
From Spit.land cooks 60 Ger to Greece,
And while the miser waits
His passage to the Guinea coast,
Spendthrifts are in the Straits.
Spinsters should to the Needles 60,
Wine-blbbers to Burgundy;
Gourmonds should lunch at the Sandwich Isles,
Ways at the bay of Fun-dy.
Bachelors to the United States,
Males to the Isle OF Man;
Let gardeners go TO Botany Bay
And shoeInakers to Japan.
Thus emlgrate, and misplaced men
Will here no longer vex us;
And all who are MT provided for.
Had better 60 to Texas.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-14
6WOULD-BE INGENDIART.
Stealing from Hoas and then Setting
Fire to IL.

Last Tuesday morning the family OF N.
Grant, residing in his house on Middle street,
were awakened from their slumbers oy
sense of suffocation, and, on investigation, 1t
vas found that some one had fired the house
on the lower floor. A small fire had been
klndled on the floor of the parlor, and 1t was
burning aercely and rapidly spreading when
discovered. 1t was at once extinguished be-
tore any other damage had been done other
than the small hole burnt In the floor.
further examination showed that James w.
Carmichael, colored boy staying with the
family, had disappeared along with lot OF val
liable clothing OF various kinds.
The matter was reported at once at the De-
tective office, and In the evening OF the same
day the chief, accompanied by an officer, went
up about twenty-five miles on the Northeast
ern Railroad, and arrested Carmichael as he
sat warming himself in cabin, preparatory
to a fresh start. All Of the stolen clothing
was found In the possession of the prisoner,
who at once confessed his guilt, and said he
was sorry for it. He admitted that he had
fired The house in order that his theft of the
clothing might not be discovered. He was
brought down TO the city. and the case having
come before the Mayor, was referred by him to
q trial Justice for examination.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-14

THE SHOPPING SEAsoN-With every bright
day in the bracing weather which we are now
having the streets assume an unusually gay
and lively aspect This was notably the case
Yesterday, when crowds Of pedestrians were
drawn forth to enjoy the invigoratiDg air and
10 see the attractive sights which the shop
windows are presenting In preparation for the
Christmas and New Year holidays. The period
of gifts and o. social festivities is at hand, and
the usual variety and skill are exhibited by
the artists whose fabrics are displayed In the
shop windows. The difficulty attending pur-
chasers at this time is to decide upon suit
able selection, and, of late, the usefulness of
Christmas present, as we'll as Its beauty, has
become an element of the choice by practical
and sensible people. To obtain the necessary
information on these points, and on all others
connected with such gifts. the public are ac-
customed to look to the advertising columns
Of THE NEWS, where the best dealers and those
-Aa,.ing the cheapest and most varied stocks Of
articles suitable for presents and other auxil!-
aries of the festive enjoyments Of the season,
take care TO set them forth and announce the
places where they may be found.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-14
Hotel Acknowledgements Is.

MILLS HOUSE.
a. L. Hewitt, st. Louis; John q. Parker,
NJ. ]. Marcus, Augusta; A. Glenn, Kentucky; W.
Dougherty, Atlanta; ]. l.. Saunders, New York;
James T. Parten, Maine; ]. E. Powelson. New
Brunswick; George D. McClelland, Elizabeth; P.
G. Cornell, F. L. Kneeland, New York; Mrs. T. F.
Peck, Georgia; Charles J. Andel, Johns Island; q
r. Robinson, Atllnta.
PAVILION HOTEL.
s. D. Russell. ". 81. Canton, ST. Stephens; John
E. Shernec, South Carolina; n. Porter, Blackville;
J. n. Russell, Marietta; James Taylor and wife,
Newberry: N. G. Ostee Sumter; Jesse Keith, w.
B. Timmons South Carolina; G. W. rarbuck, Sum.
ter; q. Geiger and wi e, Lexington; r. T. Powell,
Jr., Cheraw; F. G. Sanders, J. L. Sanders, Barn.
well; " J. Lee John r. Morgan, R. F. McCottry,
Kngstree; s. P. oliver, Clarendon; James B. Pur-
vis, Richmond; L. f. Comen, Barnwell; P. B.
Mouzop, Northeastern Railroad; R. F. Maurice,
Kingstree; James Berry, Barnwell; II. 8. Mccall,
Darlington.
A. B. Speir, S. Fox, New Orleans; s. Haas, vii.
mineton, N. c.; J. M. Guerad, Savannah; P. Ma.
lone, Augusta; W. Cartrs, Belfort, r. s. Pirtls,
Florida: ]. L. Lanand, G. A. Southwell. F. p. Nor
r a Phiadelphia; W. l.. Dawson, South Carolina;
G. w. Bates, G. lumbus; K. @. Richardson and
law, L Richards n, Clarendon; 7. II. Willing.
PorcSer, Coiua oia: q D. Seymour, Har' 70, d; T.
r. Chambers. New York; W. N. Knight Miss
Knight. Maryland; B. F. Aaciniire, Washington;
A. Norcross, Miss Norcross. Boston; DUlan,
New Yrk; l.. E. Williamson. south j. caFcnna: M INA j.
New York:P. L. McCar,y. Virginia; Mrs. w. r,
Pissor, Miss Menford aud niece, Georgia.