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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-31

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN ALAnAMA-A
TnIEvINa TAX CoLLEcroR POISONED by
HIs WIrE.-Rumor brings to MS details of n
most horrible tragedy from St. Clair County,
which we heartily wish may turn out to be
only u rumor. The story goes that the tax
collector of St. Clair County, after having
collected the tax uf that county, entrusted
the same to the care Of his wife, and with the
remark that he would be necessarily absent
foi Il day or two, left her in the possession of
the treasure. That night party Of disguised
mon visited the woman and demanded the
money. On her refusal to give it up, the
ruflians searched tho premises and possessed
themselves Of it. They then compelled her
to get them some supper, which she did
The story further goes that sho poisoned the
coffee and killed. all three Of them and when
their dsgnscs were torn of, one Of the party
vas revealed as her husband, who had taken
tho method stated of robbing the county. IF
the facts are true, the death of the r,en was
righteous judgment, much to be rcjoiccd at !;
but the suffcrings of tho poor faithful wife
must be terrible such as to awake the deepest
sympathics of our nature. --.lachsonvWc Re
publican.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-31

/, - The real estate exempted from taxation
in Philadelphia would be valued at about
s4aooo,oo0,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-31

Up Train
Leave Columbia, 90 IN
Leave Aston, 9l0am
Leave Ncwbcrry, / l5u
Leave Cokcsbury, 300pm
Leave Belton, s 90 pm
Arrive at Grcenyille, e 80 p m
Down TRAIN.
Leave Grccnvillc 6 Is m
Leave Belton sos IN
Leave Abbcvillc, 8 Is am
Leave Cokcsbury, 10 OF a III
Leave Newberry, ] so pm
leave Aston, 405 pm
Arrive at Columbia, S SIS pm
M. II. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent
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A Nzssv sToasY Hsy A soU'YEaEEsN N

"A AU'a'SIes2s.-A Seral Story Of surpass
ing interest by the author Of '.Valerie Aylmer. +"
which the press have 20 highly ex;oiled, viii ap-
pear in y AprLEToS's JOURNAi No lO3 New sub.
scrihers may commence their subscriptions with
Tia beginning Of the New Story. Subscription
price s per annum, or So for six months. D.
APPLETON x Co.. Publishers, y. Y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-31

RICHMOND, March 25 Charles Friend,
a prominent citizen of Prince George county,
living near Petersburg was murdered last
night, near his house, by band of negroes,
who took him into tho woods where he was
found Hc lived long enough after his dis.
coyory to tell tho circumstances of tho assault.
There was white frost along the line of
tho Fredericksburg Railroad.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-31
Notice OF Final settlement
sale, sc.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will apply
IN to |. Ii. Philpot, Judge Of Probate for
for final settlement Of the Estate of FOUN-
TAIN ALEXANDER, deceased, and for n
discharge thereirom.
| will, also sell, at PicEens G. H.. on that
day, at II O'clock, all the Notes and Accounts
due said Estate to the highest bidder, for cash.
Il. NJ. ALEXANDER,
(S5O0) Surviving Administrator.
Pickcns G. H., March l3, 1871 2l-4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-31

a RELIC OF TIE PASr.--We have lust
had the pleasures (says the Atlanta Ne,0 Eyu)
OF examining copy OF the Stutc Gazette
OF South Carolina, printed at Charleston, by
A. Timothy, printer to the State. The paper
bears the date of Noycmbcv 18th, 1885. 1t
is old aud dingy, but the type is large aud
clear, and quality Of the paper is not much
worse than that Of some of our modern dai.
lies.
A glance over the paper convinccs us that
the good people of South Carolina, even at
the remote period mentioned above, must
have been distinguished for their good sense
and shrewd business tact. The Gazette is a
small sheet, but is crowded with all sorts of
advertisements. The commission aud dry
goods merchants, it seems, we're especially
liberal in this respect 1t is, however, rather
amusing to read long notice catnloguins the
wares of Charleston dry goods merchant
Everything is mixed up with something else.
Ladies' satin pcttcoats Of al colors, tlutel
and hounccd;" "Wcston's best SNUFF aud
Oronoak tobacco;" "a variety of hoops, stays
and mnAs )" Medicines of different sorts !"
"hardwarc,' y "cutlcry," and grindstoncs," az
Il few of the ipcongruous articles enumerated
The editorial matter is rather limited, hut
"''''NH WI! "oic'hiHSe VI SIOHlTIy tHStc. III
peculiarly Interesting to find that tie good
people OF 7S5 we're us much shocked ut fem
iEine extravaganza in their day as we are at
the present time. We cannot resist the TEN
taton 10 quote the following
els not the present dress Of the ladies u
powerful incentive to excite the passions aud
tend to Il corruption Of manners? Is it not
so diluscd that few arc free from the contae ion?
t., I 4: o
not the times ominous of some dreadful ca
lamity, now in embryo? Ifthcsc suggestions
arc facts, let every well-wishcr to morality
and religion cndeavor to reform, in order to
ward Of the Impending peril and restore the
State to its primitive simplicity"
The South Carolina editor was right. His
views are certainly as nppreciable to the pre-
sent day as they were to his own time. 1t is
an unwclcomc reflection, but it is forced upon
us. We arc no better than our ancestors
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

rebuv he received at the hands OF Carey's counsel
ne again arose and argued to show that he should
be allowed either 70 get the Inspectors certified
report the County Clerk as witness, and, warm
ing up with his subject,
Fields stuck to 1t that the committee could not 90
behind the canvassers' returns for evidence. TINS
brought the first battle OF the case to a critical
stage, and the committee went into executive ses-
sion TO debate the point. but adjourned without
sleep on 1t before casting his vote. The night win
be resumed tomorrow morning, and II Tw0mby's
friends who had 80 much 10 say about him IN the
House, do not back him up by their presence better
than they did tonight, he may ind that fighting the
Carey party single handed win be gigantic under.
all timorous people, who may fear that either
TwOmbly or Carey VIII cut the others throat before
the strife Is ended will ada that after the battle In
the committee room the latter obliged the former
with little nre from that provoking big cigar he
had been smoking when the battle was at Its
height
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoNDoN, JAN 16-4 80 p.
MConsols closed at S2S 92 for money the
american securities and stocks dull Atlantic and Great
Western, zs; rest unchanged
LIvFRpooL COTTON MARKET-LIvERPooL, Jan l6-4 80
r. Motion closed unchanged Wheat-Caornia white,
lis. Cd red Western No.2 to No l. new 18s I'd. los.
Sd Corn, No. 2, Mixed 32s. 3D.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARkET-LIyERPoor. Jan.
80 p. M-Whea los Id los I'd. per GENITAL for the
highest grades Of No. to the lowest
Western spring, and lis for red winter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET-LIvERPooL, Jan
Isl 80 p MPork easier at 9ls 9s 3D. Bacon 50s. for
Cumberland cut.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoSDoN, Jan. l6-1 80 p.
M.hmercan hops dull and declining; quoted at E8 a E3
los Petroleum, refined Is. 3D. spirits, is Id.
rosn. 6s 3d. 6s, 3D. Calcutta linseed closed
5ss 3D. 5s Cd Taow. 45s 3d. 45s 3d. per Spirits
turpentine, 35s. per
LoNDoN. Jan. 1s-4 80 p M-Tallow, ASS Sd linseed
oil, f29 E29 bs. spirits turpentine, Sos.
TRADE AT TMANCHEsTER.-LIvERPooI, Jan. l6-3 p M
The Manchester spnners
to discourage engagements.
PETROLEUM MhGKET-AETwERp, Jan 16-Petroeum
guie. at 5nf. for standard white
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
OCEAN STEAMERS.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY Is, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

Hanh Smith, and WAS just ending when 4. Oakley
Hall, the Mayor OF the city, entered the room
amid the greatest enthusiasm. Mr.. Hall was met
venty, saying at the same time, "Why, goodness
gracious, this is Mr.. A. Oakley Hall. Why. how
strange that should meet him here In this place, OF
all places 70 Letters were read by J. Soils ktter'
band from leading politicians throughout the State,
and Waldo Hutchns
PITCHED INTO COLLECTOR MURPHY,
after which Mayor Hall, IN NEST felicitous Speech
reviewed the career Of the Smith family, and PAID
several high compliments to the integrity and
honesty OF the guest OF the evening. Mr. John
Cochrane then responded 10 the toast OF the City Of
New York, after which others followed and adj
dressed the few who had not Left to go 10 the
Thomas Conan ball.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

steamship florida. Mitchell, Halifax.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg. Portland-J Ames
steamship Minnehaha Saunders Providence Saybrook
Racket a Bro.
Brig Blanche, Morse Liverpool-Geo Philips 4 Co.
Brig Anna (Br), simpson, Aux Caves-Morison Bar
teaux.
schr Storm Pe,rel Davis, Para-F Moran.
Schr Clara Montgomery, Borden, ST ks-Jones Lough
Schr Fred Smith. Smith, 81 Johns, Pk-H W Loud AZ
Schr JENNIE Rosaline, Tooker, Cenfuegos-van Brunt
Saght.
schr W Hatfield fBrl Hatfield HalifaY-Crandan Bcr.
sarx a. Co.
schr II Cady, N;ckerson. Corpus Christi Evans. Ball
TO.
schr u Lockwood. Sharret Mosquito Inet-van Brunt
Sjsght.
schr J N Richards, Irving Wilmington, nee Hurbu
Co.
schr Louia Mmcbison news Jones wilmington, NC-E S
Powell
Scbr John Ferris, st John Newbern NCTbonas, Holmes
Go.
Scbr Ridgewood, Derrtckson Georgetown Point Blu
X ID flurbnt Co.
scbr Lucy Jones Muncey Bamsre-Wm Chalmers
Sehr Pointer Baker, Providence ~ W jackson Il Co.
ScbJ VI Hamilton Green. Now Bayen n Briggs 4 Co
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
BELOW
SAILED.

schr J De Vega, from Havana (hy plot J W EweH
No9l
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

Steamship Florida, Halifax; ships Industry Antwerp;
Kearsage, do; Washington, Liverpool, Nancy M Rot,sr
dam barka Florence. Zanzibar; Anna tNor Cadlzi fu-
murL Havana: X wedcp. do: Amelia Emma, Cafdepas !
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
OBITUARY.

Edward G. DeIayan.
The Hon. Edward G. Dclavan died at Schenectady
yesterday, aged seventyeight. For many years he
was prominent leader OF the temperance cause
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
SHIPPING NEW S
Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. ...... II Moon rises. morn Al
Sun SETS. ....... 5 90 High water. ..eve "A
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JANUARY.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

Montrosc Ponce; Nichols Mstansas Carmel ChaSles
tom brigs Daphne Cardenas Nellie Ware. Nassau; schr
Naonta Port an Prince
Also sailed. bsrks Slower, Maanzas: schamyl Brin.
dish, and market; brig Helen Phinney, Matanzas.
Wind at aunRet NV
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS.


A BSoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different Staes publicity; charge tib divorce
obtained advice free Also Commissioner Tor every state
+. |. KING. Counsellor at Law 36S Broadway
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N States Dcscrtion, dc, sufficient cspse No
publicity No charge nti divorce obtained Advice Tree
N. HOUSE, Attorney, 1S9 Broadway.
(sORNs CURED FOR boC. EACH; BuNloNs, BAD
~ Nails, Sc., Dt. RICE 20S Brondway.
Fulton street, New s43 Fulton street. Clark,
Brooklyn. Annihiator cures Corns Bunons. &c, Soc
IiOw TO LIVE cHEAP.--Go TO $50 GREENWICH
street buy Teas, Groceries, Flour Pro
visions at greatly reduced prices Call and your
selves. THOMAS X. AGNEW.
MO MORE MEDICINE PERFECT HEALTH RE-
IN stored all by DsBARRY'S delicious REvi LENTA
FOOD. which eHectualy Dyspepsia constipation,
consumption, diarrh,ra, and a liver, bilious stomach
complaints copies OF 20 J sent free cold
TINS; lb vi %, IL los. SlB DUBARRY Gsb., loS
William street. New York vt all rroccrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-06

"DoNE GOT MARRIED."-Mr. s. P. s. Hut
son, the well-known shipping agent of the VI ary-
land and Midlothian Coal Companies, took a
NEW departure" yesterday in the direction of
of Fairfax, Virginia. They were aided and
abetted by the Rev. DR.. Hamilton. and " de-
parted" amid the congratulations of numerous
friends.
COMPANIES and F, of the FIRST National
Guard, moved into their new armory in the mar
ket-house hall to-day.
BUILDING AssOCIATIoN.-Atth the 5ith monthly
meeting of the Sixth Building Association, held
last night, Is shares representing 1854 were
retired at the maximum rate OF S14S per share
net.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thomas Bowling. auc-
tioneer, sold the following property last evening:
Two-story frame house, fronting Is feet on Pros
pect street, between High and Potomac streets.
to M. II. Green, for 81 800; two-story house on
Sd street, fronting 5k feet on Sd street, between
High and Market streets, to H. D. Biggs, for
81 ,O25; lot AZ feet on High street, corner of
West, with oldframe building thereon, to Joseph
l.. Shoemaker, for $3.50; south part of lot %
fronting Is feet on east side of High street, i'm
proved by small brick house, to Jacob f. Staub,
for SI15.
the coast OF New Jersey are beginning to arrive
in large numbers No less than twelve were
towed up between ten and eleven O'Clock this
morning.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-The wheat market
is better to-day, with good demand. The sales
S1.55; $50 at S1.4O.
RECEIPTS OF GRAIN.-The canal boat j. n
Thomas arrived this morning with $500 bush
els Of wheat, 800 bushels of corn and flour and
mill feed, consigned to j. G. Waters.
THE MILLS were permitted to run last night,
but were ordered to suspend early this morning
on account of the low water in the canal. The
m1llers hope to be able to run tonight.
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road Company toiocs.e and ersde their said road
az % prepare Tor its sugerstrueiurei nov, there
SIC. / Esd y " sssc'ss, Thst. provided that THE
act shall BE- submitted % the people ~ the next
votes cast fr members 4 tn Ierslstiys Assembly
A. such election Az FToc f ~ ih-, That this act
gress Of the United states, thc Governor shall b..
and he u hereby auth TiEc % subscribe, IN the
Of the Piedmont aud Potumsc RAilroed Company. 70
an AMOUNT Dot eSoeeiiug siN hundred Thousand dol.
te made satisfactory evidence shall D. furuish.f ~
The Board Of Public IRIS tsai such sSbsorip. -,
srsdins Of aid road. and a;isssetoTy .afsS, ,e
shall Be given 90 said Board that the AMOUNT - srh
that said work will be completed within the time
necessary % avail 81 said guarantee % the pcnDsVi-
'STfSer, That said rSSd SHALL h. esnstrnoiei fra
some point On the Potomac river ~ cenrref 0vgD
Which shall be Satisfactory to said Board 81 Public
SIC; 2. Had bsu rsr;As- esacss. That IN order 20
EoSycTTTSor /, bsry % q ssa q, sgnSrst9n TIE
tered OF coupon bonds q the District q Colombia,
face ssai h. Ss G Isset OF Their isss On their
q the District and shall be Reasonable twenty years
half yearly, 20 an sn,0un, n.c.ss.r, =, -, ~ iS
sum Of six hundred thousand dolars ani 10 sell aid
mont and fotomSe Railroad asSrs ~ - . sSa ,
and m such amounts - may be required ~ the pro-
bonds shall not be sold AZ lower rate than nipet1
per centum Of the par value thereof.
meet the Interest 10 accrue on saia bonas' thero
shall Be- levied annually tax q six per cent or
such lower rate as may suffice, every hundred
dollars &C the assessed value Of real AMI pers5naf
estate in said District the proceeds Of witch tan
shall cgtsfiu ute special fund pledged Tor the pay
ment of said interest.
SIC. q, AHd D. % gN-fheT cHdcfed. That The Gov
ernor hereby requested 60 this act O. D. duly
published before the next general election a. ne.
Quired by the fourteenth section of the charter =
the District q Columbia act Il Congress ~ Feb-
ruary twenty one, eighteen hundred and seventy
one,) and by suitable proclamation q submit III,
same @ the people, and prescI lie the form in whco
IL shall be voted upon.
CHARLES T.. HULSE,
Speaker u the House ~ nalecafes
WILLIAM STICkNEY.
President u the Council.
II. u. COOKE, Governor ann -srn
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LOCAL n L W =.
Roard ofPubIic Works.

Tks Street CoEsraets-BdltiR,ors aad Ohio Railroad
Comrdas-H,scelIdae0Hs Work Ordered.
AT meeting of the Board of Public Works
Yesterday, a resolution was adopted TO hold a
special meeting of the board to consider the pro-
posals opened on the LIST instant for paving and
macadamizing streets and avenues, relaying
sidewalks, furnishing curbstones, &c, after
which the contracts for the same will be awarded.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Governor Cooke informed the board that Mr..
j: l. Randolph, engineer to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, had informed him that
he was satisfied TO comply with the proposition
q the board % C instruct bridge over the track
At the Intersection of North Capitol and ID
streets, the entire width of the former street, in
order that the Improvement of il by parking and
paving may proceed as contemplated The
Governor said that Mr.. Randolph was of opinion
that the company would adopt the proposition.
IMPROVEMENTS.
The chief OF the bureau ofstreets was directed
10 invite bids for placing pump on 18th street
southeast, and to award the contract to the low
est bidder, and also to report the cost of continu
ing the gutter and sidewalk on 5th street east.
To erect pump at the corner of Virginia ave-
nue. and 9TH street. To repair the 14th street
sewer, and to empty the sewer-trap at the cor
ner Of III and nth streets northwest. To grade,
gravel and pave 18th street east, from f street
north to Virginia avenue. To invite bids for the
construction of a pump atthe corner of Columbia
street and an alley running south of o street,
and to report on the necessity and cost of grading
Madison street. To make no improvements on
streets, except ON lines furnished by the chief
engineer. 10 place traps on Massachusetts,
avenue, street north, and Prather's alley. To
organize a force of wOrkmen, with Dennis
O'Nieli a. superintendent, and have the streets
and alleys in the 18th district cleaned and the
flag fOotvays and wooden crossings repaired
The chief engineer submitted a report recon-
mendiDg that the articles used in the oonstruc-
ton OF sewers be purchased by the board and
delivered to the contractors; adopted. The chief
engineer was directed to furnish an estimate of
the probable cost OF continuing the sewer at
present terminating ut the corner of I'd and ID
streets to New Jersey avenue and + street south,
and thence to the canal. To narrow the road
way ON street northwest, between 18th and 2lst
streets, TO forty feet and TO regulate the grade
not exceeding three feet-the footway to be re-
moved next To the roadway.
The superintendent of lamps was directed to
request the Gas Company to lay mains on 9th
street east, between ID and G streets south; 18th
street east, between NJ street south and the Ana
costa river.
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
lNGoNERNoR publishing act entitled An &C
mont and Potomac Railroad Company upon certain
conditions, and submitting the same 10 the neonia
Of said District and prescribing the form in which
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August n, Ig1.S
the act of the Legislative Assembly of the District
Of Columbia, approved August 10, iI, entitled ian
and P%se Rs1o. q tss ek Of the
certain conditions will be submitted 10 the peope
Which viii be held on the foDrsh tn o
month, and that the voting for and against the act
act shall contain the words
sAn act to authorize subscription 10 the stoct NJ
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company upon
certain eondiuons spproyed August l9th, is7l, and
tickets agains' said act shall contain the word
IAN act to authorize . subscription to the stock
upon certain eonditions,S asprosed August sah.
i, and that said election 1ifi be csnducted In Al
A ss Sc on sSs aouss
act Il hereto sah'oned' and pqsiiostiop thereof is
Governor of the District Of CoIumbia.
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company
upon certain conditions.
Bs q enacted ey the Lytslsiice AssSbiy 81 ths
that the Construction Of the Piedmont and Potomac
railroad recently aufhorized by act Of the Legis
bsret Of and BE- Shsr act y ssd
Legislature the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
bond Of said Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Com
psny 10 an amonnt necessary 70 inr1sh superstruc-
snfy may be required whenever at any time within
FIVE years from The date of said last mentioned act
peIlrncture, and whereas j, Is ereaibly represensed
fhst the sum of six hundred thousand dollars, on
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OFFICIAL.

nFFIUIAL PUBLICATION OF THE aor OF
W THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Approved
August l9, ISL. FIXING TIE TIME FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AN AcT fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
BE 81 eaacted by fhe LsgsSlaitrs Assembly ar LAe
District Of lotESgbta, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday Of
November Of each year.
SIC. 2. And Be tf fHrfaer eadcfed, That whereas
emergency exists for the immediate TAXI elect of
this act IL lie hereby declared TO be in force from and
after its approval by the Governor.
CHARLES L. HULSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM STICkNEY,
Approved, August 70, ISL.
IL. ID. COOKE, Governor. an 81 sm
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CYPRESS BOARDS AND PLANK.

We have on hand large stock Of "a Ga ana q
CYPRESS. seasoned ana Of excellent quality suffa-
bic for Inside WORK, MOULDINGS, BOAT
BUILDING, &c,, at about two-thiris tie price a
white pine of the same quality
Our stock Of LII MBER or ALL KINDS Is lsrge.
MING MILL OF OUR OWS. we are prepared q
execute orders promptly, aud guarantee satisfaction
TO our customers.
~ Orders BY mail promptly and faithfully filed.
T. EDw. CLARK a CO.,
Dealers i'm Lumber, Wood aud Coal.
Wharf, DEPOT and Planning Mill foot Of 4th street
east; Branch Yard, Virginia avenue aud 9TH ssre,t
southeast. Ruls-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-06
CITY ITEM s.

GoETz's PATENT REFLECTING GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half Of the guam
tity OF gas or coal oil consumed without the use
Of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 4O4 It'll street, is the agent for them
and also for GoetZ's Double cone Chandelier
RefectOrs, and the Diamond Diffusve Daylight
RehectOrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-06

THE MOST POPULAR Sewing Machines in the
market are the Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock
Stitch and the Wilson New Underfeed Shuttle
Machines. Although they are selling at the low
price Of $40 and $40 upward, yet they are war
rante equal to any and superior to some Of the
high-priced machines. The terms are very EASY.
A. Essential, 4O4 9Th street, is the agent. tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-06

HOTELS are either overgrown nuisances or
else large families where every wish is gratified
by accommodations which a smaller menape
could Ill support The Messrs. Rice, of the
American House, Boston, keep this fact con-
stantly in view, and their hotel constantly in
reaSeS in nuhlIc favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-06

Go TO PRINCES BAZAAR, 1905 Pennsylvania
avenue, four doors below Harvey's Saloon, and
see the largest assortment of double-barrel shot
guns at all prices in the CITY.